The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-09-28 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

C A UT rox.—KEEN SPORTSMEN.--Two respectably dressed
young men were on Wednesday charged before Mr. Hall
with having fired their fowling pieces in Edge-lane. The
officer who had caused them to be summoned, stated that the
inhabitants of Edge-lane complained bitterly of the annoy-
ance resulting from the practice of boys and men firing off
guns in that vicinity. Mr. Dowling said these complaints
were not confined to the neighbourhood of Edge-lane, but
the inhabitants of the environs generally stated that they are
exceedingly annoyed by these town sportsmen. A gentle-
man had called upon him a short time back, who stated that
hearing the report of fire-arms in the vicinity of his house
he went out to ascertain the cause. He had not proceeded
far when a charge of shot came full against him and destroyed
the lapelle of his coat. If the piece in that instance had
been a title more elevated, the shot might have injured his
face or destroyed his eyesight. Mr. Hall said it was not long
since a gentleman had complained to him of similar circum-
stances, a charge of shot having lodged in his hat and perfo-
rated it with small holes. The defendants stated that they
were going out to the country to shoot, and they were merely
scaling their pieces, into which they had not put either shot
or wadding. They were fined 10s-. and costs. One indivi-
dual, who represented himself as a butcher, was charged with
a similar offence. He stated that he was shooting to kill
sparrows, which had committed great devastation on a crop
of oats belonging to him. All the sparrows in the town
assembled in this field, and if he did not kill them he thought
he thought he should not have a grain of corn left. Mr. Hall
said he supposed the. sparrows had entered into a combina-
tion against the defendunt. He advised him to stick to killing
cattle, and to leave sparrows, goldfinches, and such small
deer to their amusement. The defendant was fined ss. and
costs.

STABBING.—John Francis, aged 15, was placed before the
magistrates on Wednesday, charged with having stabbed
Richard Bryan. It appeared that Bryan was on Tuesday
performing some work in School-lane, which attracted the
curiosity of the lad, who stopped to watch him. Bryan told
him to begone, and gave him a push. Francis laid down a
bag which he was carrying and took out his knife. He made
a rush a: Bryan, and stabbed him thrice in the abdomen. A
surgeon's certificate was produced, which stated that the un-
fortunate man was lying in a dangerous state, apd altogether
unable to attend the court to give evidence. It was stated
that the prisoner, on seeing the blood pouring from Bryan,
and being made aware of the extent of the injury which he
had inflicted, was so alarmed that he fainted. The prisoner
was remanded till the result of his rash act shall be mani-
fested either in the recovery or otherwise of Bryan.
ROBBERY BY A SER VA NT.—Ctitherine Dogain, was on
Wednesday placed before Mr. Hall. charged with having
robbed Mr. James Morton, of No. 11, Marybone. Mrs.
Morton stated that the prisoner lived in her service about a
month when she was discharged, but was allowed to remain
another week in order that she might look out for a place.
About eleven o'clock on Monday night the prisoner went to
bed. Next morning, at six o'clock, the prisoner was missing,
and it was discovered that many articles of apparel had been
taken away. The front door of the house was fastened, and
the key was missing. Information was given to the police,
and on Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, the prisoner was
apprehended by police-officer Joseph Burrell, on the Cla-
rence Dock Quay. She had a bundle with her, and was
about to proceed to Dublin. It turned out that she had
stolen a large quantity of valuable wearing apparel, and a
purse containing 14s. 6d., belonging to Mr. Morton. The
prisoner was committed for trial.
A DAINTY Moiiset..—Yesterday at the police-office, an
Irishman named John Corkan, who had his nose all plaistered
over with sticking plaister, appeared before the magistrates
to prefer a charge against Samuel Whitehouse, for having bit
the end of his nase off. The complainant stated that on
Tuesday night he went into a public-house in New Bird-
street, for a glass of ale; there was card-playing going on in
the house, and the prisoner pressed him to play a game of
cards with him for a glass of ale. He did so, and beat the
prisoner at cards, when, said the complainant, he "bin aman
that could fight, Ifin an Englishman, an' I only an Irishman,
he squared at me, an' knocked me down; I tou'd 'im to be
quiet, but he bit a piece right out ov my nose ind. I skriked
out murther, would dhey sae a man murthered in dhat way,
so dhey turned'im out, an' he got ill used an' dhat black eye
which you see. And' dhat's the note ov the surgeon for the
damage." (Considerable laughter.) Mr. Hall—(who ap-
pears to have a pretty good idea of Irish character,) to com-
plainant—You struck him first did you not? Complainant
—No, I did not shtrike 'im till he ahtruck me. The land-
lord said he saw theni fighting, and tried to part them but
could not, and sent for a policeman. Mr. Hall—Did you
see his face after the bite? Landlord—No sir; a very small
bit was taken off his nose, and the doctor said he thought it
would grow up again after a time. Mr. Hall—(reading the
doctor's certificate)—The doctor says it will be some slight
disfigurement. The landlord said that the two men were
shop-mates. Mr. Hall—(to complainant)—You have been
at some little expense; the doctor says you have paid him
10s. Complainant—lt's not honly dhat sir, but I'm working
at colour
i grinding, and as we use a dale of arsenic, the doc-
tor says t 'll eat my nose off if I go to work before it's well.
(Loud laughter.) Mr. Hall—(to prisoner)—Well, what do
you say? Prisoner—Well, I don't deny biting his nose,
that is right enough. He was strangling me ; he had got
me round the neck on the floor, and his hands in my hand-
kerchief, and had bit my ear right through, so I was like to
do something. I bi't the roan in self-defence. The officer
here examined the prisoner's ear, and said it had been bitten
completely through, he had also got a tremendous black eye.
Mr. Hall—Then this was in retaliation? Well, I will give
you an opportunity of talking to the complainant; he has
been put to some expense. The prisoner expressed his
thanks to the magistrate, and the parties retired. In a short
time they again appeared, and the complainant said the pri-
soner would not pay him. Mr. Hall said he had given the
complainant an opportunity of taking the Ms., and he was a
great fool for not taking it. Complainant—Considhur the
time I shall be out ov work; will, thin, I'll tek a Pound and
costs. Mr. Dowling said the prisoner had offered to pay that
and the complainant refused to take it. Complainant—l'll
tek it thin. Mr Hall—You just want to make a job of it;
you just want to wring money out of his pocket. You are
making a great deal more about it than the case deserves,
besides it was not done without provocation ; if you choose
still to settle, I will give you an opportunity; I am willing
the money should go into your own pocket, rather than he
should be fined and you get nothing. The Irishman then
agreed to take the £1 ss, which the prisoner immediately
paid, and was discharged.

MATRIMONIAL FELlClTY.—Yesterday at the police-office,
a Welsh woman, named Morgan, with a considerable indi-
cation of the virago in her face, appeared before the magis-
trates to prefer a complaint against her husband, also a
Welshman, for beating her. The complainant commenced
her complaint by stating of the defendant that he was "a ferry
pad htispant, he swore at me, an' trinks an' tills me py inces,
an' on Tuestay night he peat me ferry much, an' hurt my
side, an' 1 can't lif with 'iin no lonkarr." On being asked
what he had to say to this, the defendant said—On Tuestay
night she would not untress the child; so I untress it myself;
it is a child py another.wife; she would to notin, an' when I
was asleep, I felt somepody clampering on the top ov me,
outside te clothes, an' it was hur, my wife tere, right on top
ov me, (loud laughter) an' I thought she was coin' to mutter
me, so I pushed her off te ped ; pud she held fast py te
clothes, an' so we pot h tumpled clothes an' all on to te floor,
(roars of laughter) an' tat's te way she cot hurt on her side.
I nefer had occasion to come pefore a magistrate pefore; she
is my third wife, only married since March last, but she looks
what she iss; only look at her, her looks tell you what she
iss. (Continued laughter.) Mr. Hall—How old are you
Defendant-50. Mr. Hall—You had better have kept single
and taken care of your children; however, as you live so un.
happily together,you had better separate : what will you allow
her? The defendant agreed to allow his wife 3s. a week, to
be paid through Mr. Evans at the parish office. Mr. Hall
—Well pay her 2e. for this week—pay her now. Defendant
—Oh, I will gif her 2s. now, as well keep her from te toor.
Complainant—(in a tone savouring of salts of lemon—vinegar
was nothing to it)—l am not sorries. Mr. Hall—Well, give
her her clothes ? Defendant—She nefer had no clothes when
she came to my house. Mr. Hall—Well, don't molest each
other again. Go away, and fancy you are single. The
"happy couple" then left the court.

INFORMATION UNDER THE SMALL TENEMENTS ACT FOR
THE DETERMINATION OF TENANCY.—Yesterday, at the
Police•ofice, Mr. Kenyon, solicitor, appeared in support of
an information under the above•mentioned act, taken out by
Mr. Joseph Shakeshalt against Mrs. Gooding. an old woman
occupying a cellar in Paradise-street. We give a full re-
port of the case, as it is the first which has succeeded under
the new act.

Mrs. Precilla Grant deposed that she knew Mrs. Gooding,
and that she occupied a cellar, formerly occupied by herself
in Paradise•street, the property of Mr. Shakeshaft, for which
she had paid 3s. 6d. a week, and which she afterwards let to
Mrs. Gooding at 3s. 6d. a week, and told her how it was to
he paid. She believed she began to hold the cellar on a
Monday; this was two years and a half ago.
John Blakeley deposed that he was in the employ of Mr.
Shakeshaft. and that in March 1837 the defendant lived in
a cellar under Mr. Shakesbaft's shop in Paradise-street, and
she was to pay 3s. 6d. a week rent, and to pay it every
week.

Mr. Kenyson.—That is the proof I tender for the holding.
I now hand in the notice to quit. On the 25th of August I
served that notice on Mrs. Gooding, and told her it vras a
notice to quit, and left a duplicate with her.
Mr. Hall.—Did she say anything to you at the time?—
She said she would not have it; she threw it back again.—
Has any rent been received from her since?—No, nor for
nine months previously; we have not accepted the tenantcy
nor distrained her.

Mr, Hall.—First of all give us some evidence that you
went to demand and receive possession, and that she refused
to give it.

Mr. Kenyon.—Do you not think the retaining possession
is sufficient without the demand?

Mr. Hall.—l don't know that: she may be ready to give
it up to-day, or any time previous.
Mr. Kenvon.—l will prove that I called on Tuesday, and
she refused either to give up possession or to attend here.
Mr. Hall.—That is subsequent to the notice ?
Mr. Kenyon.—Yes.
Mr. Hornby was here examined. He deposed that a
notice produced was his hand-writing, and that he served it
on the daughter of Mrs. Gooding on the 19th of September.
Mr. Hall.—First of all prove the owners wand-writing to
that ; you are going too fast. Did you serve the notice of the
intention to apply? Witness.—Yes, sir.
Was it signed ?—Yes, sir.
By whom? By Mr
_Shakeshaft ?—Yes.

In your presence?—Yes.
Did you read it to her ?—Yes.
And explain it to her?—Yes, I did.
Now prove that your notice annexed to your complaint is
a duplicate of the original.
Mr. Kenyon (to witness)—Did you examine that notice
with the original ?—I did.
Whose hand writing is that at the bottom?—Mr. Shake-
shaft's.

Mr. Hall.—Now prove that he has been to take possession.
Mr. Kenyon.—l prove that on Tuesday I went there.
Mr. Hall.—When was the notice served?—On the 19th.
Then she would have seven clear days. When did you call
again?

Kenyon.—Today, or yesterday, is the expiration of
the seven clear days.
Mr. Hall.—When did you call to get possession ?
Mr. Kenyon.—On Tuesday, after the notice to quit was
expired.

Mr, Hall.—Well, then, you gave her notice according to
the intention, that unless possession was given up in seven
clear days, which must be exclusive of the day of service, you
should apply. Then prove to me, that at the expiration of
seven clear days from the notice to apply, that she refused to
give up possession.
Mr. Kent'_on.—Very well. I prove that she is now resi-
ding there.

Mr. Hall:—Exactly so; but she might have been ready to
give it up. •
Mr. Kenyon.—l submit that there is neglect and refusal
to Rive it up. . _

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Mr. Hall.—That is what I say. Show me neglect or refu-
sal ? You are confounding the two notices, the notice to
quit and the notice to apply.

Mr. Kenyon.-1 respeCdully submit that a party retaining
and continuing in possession after that notice, is a sufficient
refusal to comply with the terms of the act. I will prove to
you that she is now there and still retains possession.
Mr. Hall.—How can a person be said to deliver up posses-
sion to a landlord when nobody is there to deliver up posses-
sion to. _ Am I to throw away the key?

Mr. Kenyon.—Take a notice to quit for example. If you
remain there after the expiration of the notice to quit, you
are a trespasser.

Mr. Hall.—You don't understand the thing at all. This
is an act of Parliament by which we are bound. This is

giving a jurisdiction to the magistrates, by which ,;;;I:e-
-bound.. The act of Parliament says this, that after you
have done certain things, all of which you have proved this

morning, you shall cause the person that neglects or refuses
to deliver up possession—that is, in pursuance of the notice
to quit—that you shall cause that person to be served with
written notice, which means a notice of intention to apply,
in the form set forward in the schedule of the act." Now
we look at the form. "That you are to quit on or before the
expiration of seven clear days after the expiration of this
notice." Then the act proceeds—" That if such person
shall neglect or refuse to deliver up possession; and if the
tenant or occupier shall not leave at the time and the place
mentioned, and shall still neglect to deliver up, or refuse to
deliver up possession, then the magistrates may act."
Mr. Kenvon.—Then I submit that the very words there
used meet the case. "Neglect or refuse." Refusal we sup-
pose a demand. I therefore say she has "neglected" to give
up possession, for she is still in possession. I submit that is
within the meaning of the act.
Mr. Hall.—very well ; is _she poc-sescion
Mr. Hornby.—Yes, she is; I saw her daughter there this
morning.

Mr. perhaps that will do.
Mr. Kenyon.—You perceive in the act you have power of
giving possession at the expiration of 20 or 30 days.
Mr. Hall.—Bless my soul, you are proceeding at railway
speed, quite. Tell me when your case is finished?
Mr. Kenyon.—lt is finished now.
Mr. Hali.—Then let the woman have an opportunity of
saying something; now Mrs. Gooding, have you anything
at all to say.

The defendant said she had a good deal to say, and pro-
ceeded at considerable length to give an old woman's detail
of her troubles. She said her landlord had behaved very
cruelly and tyrannically towards her; be bad sent bailiffs
into her house last winter, when she was ill of the influenza,
and seized everything; and since then she and her daughter
had been lying on door mats which the kindness of a neigh-
bour had given to her. He had also stopped up her chimney,
and she could have no fire; they were suffocated with smoke
and could cook nothing.
Mr. Hall.—He may have behaved, for any thing I know,
very cruelly to you i • but we have nothing to do with that.
Mr. Kenyon.—Be kind enough to ask her what rent is
due ? That will explain something.
Mr. Hall.—You were going to say something?
Mr. Kenyon.—You have a discretionary power to grant
a warrant in thirty days.
Mr. Hall.—Oh no; no such thing. It cannot be taken
from her till 31 days; It is not discretionary. The officer
cannot execute the warrant till after3l days.
Mr. Kenyon.—Cannot he do it, in your discretion, in a
shorter time?

Mr. Hall.—No. He must do it between the 21st and 30th
day. The case is proved; we shall sign a warrant on the
proofs alleged here, and it will be executed according to the
time provided by act of parliament.
Two other cases were afterwards brought forward, both of
which failed in proof, and were dismissed. Mr. Hall said ha
should hold all complaints under the act to the strictest scru-
tiny, otherwise there would be ,teat false swearing. It was
as foolish an act of parliament as ever was.

THE Zoot.ocicm. GARDENS.—Last evening, the last grand
gala of the season was held auhese gardens. Being a beau.
tiful evening, the attendance was very crowded. A most
splendid exhibition of fire-works, by Monsieur D'Ernst, was
shown, and the gardens were illuminated. The fire-works
excited universal admiration and delight.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS.—We perceive that a vessel
of large burthen is announced to sail shortly from this port,
for Sydney. This will be the first opportunity that has pre-
sented itself in Liverpool, for mechanics and farm servants

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to avail themselves of the government bounty, for the encou-
ragement of emigration to New South Wales. We have no
donbt that many will be glad to embrace this very advan-
tageous offer.

PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN.—The portrait of the Queen,
by Cousins, from the picture brChalon, is now on view at
Mr. Goads4's, and a very splendid work of art it is. It is
finished off in the most exquisite manner, and we may safely
pronounce it a chef d'muvre. The figure of her Majesty ap.
pears to "come out" from the paper, while the drapery is
elegantly and tastefully thrown. We understand that her
Majesty has subscribed for no fewer than 40 copies, which
have been sent as presents to the various crowned heads of
Europe.
THE THEATRE Roy AL.—During the week several stock
tragedies have been performed, with the attraction of Mr.
Morris Barnett in the afterpieces, some of them written by
himself; as " Monsieur Jacques," in which he plays as Mon-
sieur Jacques. We have not forgotten the thrilling working
up of the feelings which his acting produced in this pleasing
drama, since last he-played in Liverpool, on his former visit.
We have not been able this" week to pay attention to the
Theatre, so numerous have been other calls on our time, and
cannot, therefore, notice the performances more in detail.
We perceive that to-night is fixed for Mr. Morris Barnett'a
benefit, when, no doubt, he will have a-full house.
GRAND JUNCTION AND LONDON RAILWAYS.—We men

tioned last week the opening of the entire of the London and
Birmingham Railway. Since then the trains, which leav
London at eight o'clock in the morning, have arrived with
great regularity in Liverpool about seven o'clock in the even-
ing, sometimes earlier; thus accomplishing the journey in less
than eleven hours. The London morning papers are received
by this train. On Monday next the mail, which will leave
London at half-past eight in the evening, will reach Liverpool
about half-past seven o'clock the next morning, and the de-
livery of letters and newspapers will take place soon after
eight. On the same day the arrangement between the di-'
rectors of the two companies will be carried into effect, for
passengers by the first class trains being conveyed throughout
the entire line in the same carriages, and for each company
booking passengers entirely throughout. When these ar-
rangements are completed, they will give great satisfaction to
persons travelling on the line. We know that it is the anxious
desire of the directors of the Grand Junction and London and
Birmingham Companies to make the accommodations on the
railway as perfect as possible, but this cannot be accomplished
so speedily as some persons think.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FOR GOOD CONDUCT.—OR Thurs-
day last, a very handsome silver cup was presented to Mr.
Millar, of Knutsford. It had upon it, beautifully engraved,
the following inscription :—" From Charles Cholmondely,
Esq., to Matthew Millar, in remembrance of his faithful ser-
vices for upwards of forty years.—Maccleyield Courier.

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DRAYTON MANOR.—Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., has
quite recovered from his recent slight attack of gout. The
Honourable Sydney Herbert, M.P., left on Monday last,
and Sir James Graham, Bart., M.P„ left on the following
day, for his seat, Netherby, is Cumberland. Sir Henry and
Ladv Emily Hardinge have taken their departure, as also
the Hon. Captain A'Court.
WINDSOR, SEPT. 25.—Her Majesty and the Puchess of
Kent rode out at a quarter before four o'clock this afternoon,
attended by Lady Portman, Viscountess Forbes, MiSs Quen-
tin, the Hon. Colonel Cavendish, and Sir George Quentin,
and accompanied by Viscount Melbourne and the Earl of
Surrey. Viscount Palmerston rode after the royal party
into the Grand Park. The Baroness Lehzen and Lady
Mary Stopford followed in a carritge.
The Hon. and Rev. Henry • Maxwell who has been for
some time resident at Caen, in Normandy, by the demise of
his brother, Lord Farnham, at Paris, succeeds to the titles
and estates, worth 30.0001. per annum. The present peer
married Lady Ann Butler, eldest daughter of the second
Earl of Carrick, by whom he is a father of Mr. Henry Max-
well, M.P. for Cavan.—Morning Herald.
THE IRON TRADE.—In consequence of the great quantity
of orders received from the United States by the leading
houses in the trade, iron has advanced 10s. per ton; and
from the prospect which is held out, that the present heavy
demand for iron rails will be immediately succeeded by others
of a similar magnitude, it is now confidently calculated upon
that an additional 10s. will be maintained at the next quar-
terly meeting of the iron masters in the Staffordshire and
Shropshire districts.—Birmingham Adreriiser.
THE REGISTRATION IN YORKSHIRE.—We point to the
revision of the West Riding voters for the polling district of
Sheffield with peculiar pleasure, as showing the alteration
of the conservative position, with. reference to our opponents,
in a clear gain to us of 159. The clear gain to our party
upon the whole polling districts of Sheffield, Rotherham, and
Barnsley, now revised, is 218, a number which speaks in
plain terms that the reform bill mania has given place to the
more sober and substantial principle of conservatism.—
Sheffield Mercury.

NAVAL HOSPITAL ITY.—A splendid dejeune was given on
Monday, on board H.M.S. Hercules, by the officers of that
vessel, to the gentry of Cove and its neighbourhood. At an
early hour dancing was commenced on the quarter-deck, and
was kept up with great spirit until late in the evening. The
quarter-deck was covered with an awning of canvass, fes-
tooned with the flags of the vessel. The band of the Hercules
played during the day some fine waltzes, which gave great
gratification to the numerous fair visitors, who were highly
delighted with the elegant hospitality and attention of the
gallant officers of this noble vessel.—Curk Constitution.

VETERINARY OPERATION.-011 the 15th of August last,
a cow, the property of Mr. Davies, of Skibeden, was tapped
for the dropsy, and 30 gallons of watery fluid taken front
her; and on the 29th the operation was repeated, and 45
gallons more taken away, making altogether the enormous
quantity of 75 gallons, and reducing her weight 5851b5. The
beast is hearty and doing well, and does not increase in size.
—Leeds Intelligences.

Yates, the manager of the Adelphi Theatre, in London,
(says the Gazette Musicale,) has purchased from M. Tardivel,
the services of the Bayactores, for fourteen months, for the
sum of £5OOO sterling; and has undertaken to fulfil that part
of M. Tardivel's contract which obliges him to re-convey the
Hindoo dancers to their native country, and replace them in
their pagoda, which bears the harmonious name of Tirouvenni
Loucham.

The Prince George of Cambridge passed through this city
(Exeter) on Saturday evening, stopping about an hour for
refreshment at the new London Inn. His Royal Highness,
who was attended by Colonel Cornewall, then proceeded on
his road to Falmouth, where be will embark on board the
Braganza steam-packet for Gibraltar.— Western Luminary.
It is said that government has taken up the large steamer
Sirius, which lately made a trip to New York, for the pur-
pose of conveying the Marquis of Clauricarde to St. Peters-
burgh, the Firebrand and Lightning steam yachts not being
large enough. The Actaeon, 28, Capt. Russell, is ordered to
accompany the Sirius.—Hampshire Paper.
Commis CASE.—On Monday, Mary Gretham, who had
been in confinement as a maniac, was brought before the Pe-
terborough magistrates for causing an obstruction in that
city. The unfortunate creature had been discharged from
"the asylum, and, finding that it was impossible to gain em-
ployment as a female, she assumed the male dress in which
she then appeared, and had worked as a reaper of corn, earn-
ing twelve shillings an acre; after which she had two-and-
siepence a day as rick-maker and thatcher until a few weeks
since, when, falling off a rick, she received a severe injury in
her hip, when her master and mistress, to their surprise and
horror, discovered her sex, which becoming public, she at-
tracted the notice of the idle boys and people of the city, who
followed her in crowds on her going to seek some relief. She
slated that some money was owing to her for work done for
her late master, and she was sent to the workhouse until in-
quiry could be made into the facts stated.—Stamford Herald,
The Shell steam-barge has effected another passage from
London to Oxford, where she arrived on Monday last. The
fact of hat having surmounted the difficulties which she must
have experienced at this season, owing to the extreme low-
ness of the water, is the best proof of her competence to make
regular voyages.—Reading Mercury.

THE WRECK OF THE FORFARSHIRE.—On Tuesday morn-
ing last the Superb steamer, Captain Davison, of South
Shields, when about eight miles out at sea, picked up the
body of a lady floating. She was dressed in a second mourn-
ing gown, had a gold watch with two seals by her side, two
rings on a finger of her left hand, one sovereign and a half
with 7s 6d in silver. and some keys in her pocket : her linen
was marked " L.M.P.;" and inside one of her boots waa
written "Mrs. Patrick." This unfortunate lady is supposed
to be the wife of Captain Patrick, of Hull, and was a pas-
senger on board the Forfarshire steamer, when the late me-
lancholy wreck of that vessel occurred. An inquest was
held on the body at South Shields, on Thursday, and a ver-
dict returned of "Found Drowned."—Durham Chronicle.

THE PRIEST AT THE SALT WATER.—We have received
a very long communication regarding the conduct of a cer-
tain priest, who officiates as curate in an eastern district of
this county, at a watering place not ten miles from Cole-
raine, but the details are too indelicate to place before the
public, although we have full reliance on the veracity of our
correspondent. Suffice it, therefore, to say, that his rever-
ence has proved himself a worthy disciple of Peter Dens, and
of that " corporation of bachelors" whose immoral practices
we described in our last. We understand that the particu-
lars have been transmitted to the titular bishop; we 'shall
therefore wait to see how his " lordship" will deal with the
culprit. We would recommend the two females who were
exposed to the beastly insults of the priest to institute legal
proceedings against the delinquent.—Derry. Sentinel.

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the fifty pound clause in the reform bill. If the fifty TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. -Wind N.N.E. light.
AN EPITAPH, TO THE . '-----. Etna, and near Vesuvius, we find strata of sulphur alter- _____........_
MEMORY OF MR. AND MRS. BOLSHAW, pound tenants, in the agricultural districts, were in fa- On Wednesday, Dr. Kane, whose lectures upon this nating with those of gravel and gypsum. The purification froAeuri en.-HirenBeplohrtoM, aiwasnonna,tyfnroen:fr.DornenFiaka-r-oJ.ulia. slelhuish, EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, li^c,
Who departed this life, February, 1838,- and were buried at your of the whigs, they would be lauded as a noble science were 'so eminently successful in the spring of the of sulphur is a matter of great simplicity, as it melts very
. Smell; d C t Mary Imne, A Boyd, 314 Cape of Good Hope, Algoa Bay and
St. James' Church. race of sturdy, sound-principled, honest, old English- Year, commenced a course of eight lectures upon chemistry readily, and at an intense temperature is converted into va- Ellis, for Charleston.
ne.rmindeapnedndence, Nye, for New Yor an our eney, Mauritius, Irnrie & Tomlinson
Sir John Tobin, W Griffiths, 359 Mauritius, CW & F Shand
Embracing sentiments qt" esteem and Christian faith, as men, and as the excellent of the earth ; but as they • lied to the arts and manufactures The lecture-room pour. The Italians formerly used to set fire to the rock con- --
AFRICA.
expressed by surviving Children. I
awsaaspcprowded, the aisles below being oc. cu iied by a nnmber
have too much sense and too much honesty to be at all of taining the sulphur in the open air, and to add fresh fuel as
stVonnoatolnert,..(i‘siteNaiminenr). iiDeneclheia,tHßeirob
jeartnteierloangalore, Airey, and Lady
Havana Packet, R Dawson, 210 Africa, Wilson & Clegg
persons unable to obtain seat room. Upon the entrance the sulphur melted away, and was collected in water. By
- 1 rEs T INDIES
As long as letters last on stone, inclined to whiggery, they are every thin°. that is vile
a, of the lecturer he was received with loud expressions of ap- this mode, at least a quarter of the sulphur Was wasted, and e Pestonme, Bozaujim from London, at Rio Janeiro llth And. for
nOuth Australia
I Though into dust falls every Lone, and contemptible, and are at once to be robbed of their probation. the
_plan was laid aeide, in favour of one which was invented Juliana, J A Valadez, 131 Havana, Ashley Brothers
George Washington, Holdredge, hence at New York 29th Aug.
1 feel highly flattered, said Do Kane, by the warmth of in 1, ranee. It consists in the distillation of the sulphur in . Courier, Nelson, was to sail from Valparaiso for Liverpool about Diadem. A Yule, 170 Hayti, Imrieand Tomlinson
,1 .
We will your name record : rights and privileges as Englishmen. If, however, the
the reception.which I have experienced from you this even- close earthern vessels, and the collection of the molten mass 20th July Alecto, M J Aysliford, 266 Jamaica, T Hatton, jun
This tablet shall to all declare, Lima Packet, It Singleton, 210 Trinidad, Imrie & Tomlinson
whigs continue their agitation upon either the corn Fair Barbadian, -, hence at Monte Video WeleomerlAnderson,
- - -----ima k !tit:3-d id- ae- effort spare in, . becauee it encourages me to suppose that lire manner in leaden chambers containing tvatere_The sulphur is not 212 Trinidad, .1 W Brooke
laws or the fifty pound elause, we would S-erionsty ad-- -in which I dgeeloped this science when last I had the' honour thoroughly purified by this process but is afterwards, upon e Anne, neager, hence for Newfoundland, at Belfast, with main
th e tw o vess e 1 s wer e. . i n
JENMp
ecaoergrues: teeevoy:l;
. To train us for the Lord. SOUTH AMERICA.
vise the agriculturists throughout the country to meet of addressing a similar audience in this theatre, was not its arrival in this country, remelted, and the dross being b oitoi nia y annodwgear ff,
Cumming, hence at Gibraltar Horsburg, .1 Askew, 320 Rio Janeiro, Cotesworth &Co
We mourn our loss, but 'tis your gain, them with the cry of "justice to the farnaers,," and in- uni-atisfactory. suffered to subside, poured into cylindrical moulds to consti- Mary Roberts, Perry, hence at Helvoet
Columbiana, G Barkerr!
NITED STATES.
Our hope is full with Christ you reign, The proviuce of chemistry which I have to Consider in these tute the roll sulphur. It is also formed into flower of sulphur Pallas, Blanchard; Alabamian, Lane; Cornelia, Chase, and
sist upon having "equal rights," and " equal privi- 628 Boston, A Derinistoun &Co
Enjoying endless rest: lectures ii similar in many points of view, but dissimilar in. .by subliming it in large chambers, upon the surface of which Westchester, Ferris, hence at New York Bowditch, .1 W Thompson, 578 New Orleans. G B Brown
leges," with the inhabitants of the towns. Instead of China, Lamour, and Nelson Village, Power, hence at Quebec
Eternal truth, the Scriptures say, others, to that in which we were engaged on the former oc- it is resolved from the state of vapour into a fine powder,
bCyhotchtem:u Pocahontas, J West 600 Philadelphia, W& I Brown &Co
Of all who spend life in this way, being contented with the marked injustice of the fifty casion. In the course of lectures which I-previously delivered,
.upon the same principle which' operates in the conversion of India Snow • Mattakeeset Drew ; Eli Whitney, Dyer, and Senator, W Stac '
ea', 560 Savannah, Keill& Courant
pChr 1 a t :se,
ahrerni
vceeda
it.
nB oth's teo nnowns;
They are for ever blesed. pound franchie, let the farmers demand that every it was my business to bring before you the phenomena of dew into hoar frost. Sulphur combines with oxygen in two Harriei, Co s' hence at Providence BRITISH AMERICA.
,
mars paying ten 'pounds rent in tile country be entitled chemistry in their aimilar as wen es in their general form, proportions, in which state it forms sulphurous and sulphuric Dorothea, a son, from China, at the Cowes, and sailed 20th Convivial, %V Hampton, 120 Newfouralland, Graham & Taylor
But, though the truth does thus declare,
The infidel is all despair to a vote as well as the ten-pounder in a town. The and to point out the results of nature which are to be ex- acid, both of which are of great practical use. The pale, April-the Cor ia, was to sail 23rd for Liverpool Marchioness of Bute, P Burns, 850 St. John, N.B. Wilde, &Co
peeled from the same- causes. There is no science which blue flame which sulphur displays when burned in atmos- Latdmans, --,-, hence for Jamaica, was spoken teth instant, Frances, A Armstrong, 774 St. John. N.B. Gibbs, Bright &Co
At morning, noon, and night ; persons who pay ten pounds a-year rent in a country 1 opens so extensive a field of investigation or rewards our re- pheric air is well known, but die colour of its flame when 322 St. John. N.B. N al•Leod &Co
Yet faith, strong in the sacred page, village, are far more respectable and intelligent men, searches with such satisfactory results. burned in oxygen is much more remarkable. It is then ex- contact - the former was slightly damaged in sails and rigging ; the • EUROPE.
, From fears and doubts will disengage, latter in' the bow
incomparably better subjects, pay more taxes, and oc- Having satisfied myself that the dignity of chemistry will ceddingly brilliant, and exhibits a beautiful purple colour. 135 Alexandria, Egypt, Bahr &Co
And yield the soul delight. Lancashire Lass, -, hence for Alexandretta, was spoi.en
112 Alexandria, Egypt, J Ailain & Son
casion the government much less trouble, than the he understood by what I have already stated, it will I;e my The intensity of the light is however less than that of Mhos- 14th instant, in lat. 39.10 rm. 10
elliDuasi,lan,
Catharine, C A Brahms, 70 Antwerp, balm, Behrend &Co
Though bodies are from spirits torn, , 70 13ourdeaux, Bahr, Behrend & Co
. ten-pound householders of the town. Besides, while study to follow out the same phenomena in their application phorus similarly treated; this arises from the product of its Osprey, Kirk, hence for Bombay. was spoken in long. 12
, Sidney, -.hence for New Orleans, was spoken 2nd instant
„ .
They will rise and the soui adorn to the arta and manufactures, premising beforehand that as combustion being gaseous, whereas that of the phosphorus Angelique; G G Furber, 443 Bourdeaux,Todd, Jackson &Co
. the countrymen are a sober, quiet, steady, peaceable, '
chemistry is capable of •opening to us the most enlightened is solid. Indeed, we shall find in all the phenomena of Nom-
..: , Where there is no decay ; . Dorothea, -ma-, hence for Berbice, was spoken 30th Aug. Ije,TieTLnEr,cci:J:n.ard't. e Caen,
200 Copenhagen, Balm, Behrend Se Co
When the last trumpet breaks the ground, and moral set of men, the townspeople are compara- pletteure, so Ave shall find that a knowledge of it is the founda- bastion that tlie greatest quantity of light is generally given in lat. 41.10ng. 14
Eliza, Johnstone, hence for Bahia, was spoken 14th instant, in Frederich Wilhelm, C Volg(•r, jun. 180 Copenhagen, Bahr &Co
. And earth yields all within her fouad, tively an ignorant, depraved vicious, discontented, pro- lion stone of our national success in the arts and manufactures. where. Ihe greatest quantity of solid- matter is generated. lat. 46, long. 44 Mary, J Walker, 282 Constantinople and Smyrna, It F. Breed
, , Norval J Mum
EHo
red:nee:l:i u: s,c,
JPl3fir,A;rl yhii :',, en e, ht , 185 Constantinople and Alexandria,
To enjoy endless day. fligate, and troublesome crew. Let the whip, there- Ou the farmer occasion, in ScleCting my illustrations of the Now although sulphur unites with oxygen so readily, we are Jane, -, hence for Naples, was spoken 29th ult. inlet. 37, Bahr, Behrend &Co
wm. CARTER, LIVERPOOL. facts which we were called upon to diseuss, I chose those not able to generate sulphuric acid by the simple combustion long. 8
fore, mind what they are about, for if the agriculturists
which wen e capable of being brought before you in the most of sulphur in oxygen. The only product we obtain by that Cpainlinataa; Blampied, hence at Honduras • - . 339 Danzic, Bahr, Behrend 8: Co
Leopoldine. C Schultz, 150 Elsinore, Bahr, Behrend &Co
should insist upon " justice" and "equal rights," they . , hence at St. Petersburg .
elementary aud attractive point of mew. Although the ap- means is sulphurous acid, and we cannot obtain any higher 147 Elsinore, Bahr, Behrend &Ce
CON7'EMPORARY PRESS. could make out a case clear and unquestionable to plication of ehemistry canuot tail to be to a. certain extent combivations of oxygen with sulphur. At an early eriod of 'VALPARAISO, July 1.-The Chilian government has purchased
94 Frederickstadt, Vos & Co
TArihitio°nn,' Di al olekenbuhr
the American brig Isaac M'Kunn, for 11,200 dollars. The Chilian
79 Gibraltar, W II Wood
_ every honest and intelligent Englishman. attractive upon all occasions, I shall upon the present be science the sulphuro.us acid was made in a very singular way. squadron will sail for Peru about 9th instant
THE GREAT RADICAL " DEMONVRATION" obliged to sacrifice the brilliant to the useful, as I shall not A.quanrity of sulphur was mixed with some nitre and the H.M.S. Cleopatra. from Valparaiso, at Portsmouth; sailed Ist 70 Hambro', Bahr, Behrend &Co
ea. St. Ah•xe C Lillie ' 120 St. Petersbure Bahr &Ca ,
Cite of Elx.'eter, It 'Lllvice, 89 Smyrna, *, J Glynn & Son
ON KERSAL MOOR. allow myself to be called away from what is really useful to mixture set fire to. It was placed within a bell glass over July, and frbm Rio Janeiro Ist August, with a large amount of
A FEW WORDS ON MODERN FASHIONS.
, (Front the Manchester Guardian.) that which is merely ephemeral or novel in attraction. some water, and. successive quantities of the sulphur and sptjmine on ?eight. Commerce, J Korsholm, 150 St. Petersburg, Bahr &Co
• hri Manson, from the Mauritius at the Cape of Good Eliza Scotland, C Smith, 163 Smyrna, J Moss &co
We have devoted so much space to the speeches and The substance which is above all others of the most im- nitre were set fire to over the water until the water was coma
, Hoa e S tr.
pe 16th July
(From the John Bull.) importance to the arts awl manufactures-is one which, since sidered strong enough for what it was intended. The suo Time, Pybus, from Algoa Bay, at the Mauntius Samuel & Sarah, W C O'llard, 158 Trieste, Bahr, Behrend &co
proceedings of the radical meeting on Monday, that Normals, it Graff, 200 Tonsberg, Bahr, Behrens.' &Co
Rarely do we presume to venture upon such difficult and its discovery, has at all times maintained its station at the phuric acid manufacttned in this way was called Oil of . Harriet, Collins, hence at Providence
we must postpone, until Saturday, any remarks that i
' may be suggested by those proceedings, and, for the intricate subjects as " ladies' fashions" and " gentleman's head of chemical substances. It is that to which, from its pro- Vitriol by means of the bell. The resent mode of forming Lady Mary Pelham, Ross, from Sourabayaat Sydney, N.S.W. • • - •
fashions ;" but the cock up bonnete. wonderfully long petti- perty of generating acids, the name ofoxygen was first given, it was invented by Dr. Roebuck ha f a century ago, but the 'lnd MaY -me,.
Porde, Swift, from Arica, at Valparaieo, and sailed 30th June for jillartt CU.
present, confine ourselves a ,
•to few observations on the coats, and inuumerable bleck scarfs, now in vogue with our and which has been continued, although it has since been theory was not understood for some time afterwards. It was Lima
, t numbers who attended the " demonstration," with re.- Venuses, Junos, and Minerva!, and the broad brims of our found that acids are not exclusively formed by it. We find known that when sulphur was burnt with nitre the product packet, Robinson from Cohija at ditto ____-.40......._
. a
npollos, Narcissuses, and Hylases, tickle our fancy so much, it to be extensively distributed over the three kingdoms of was sulphuric acid and not sulphurous acid, and aimordingly Eye, Keay, hence'at Monte Video
spect to which the most absurd and laughable exagge LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET ScrT. 27.
that for once we must say a word about these habiliments. nature. In the atmosphere it composes more than one-fifth it was at first believed that the sulphur obtained its addl. -John Souchay, Williams, from Lisbon, ditto
rations have prevailed. In doing this, we must at t.
he b There continues to be a pretty fair inquiry, but the market has
Tastes differ ; still we think it is generally, if not univer- of the atmospheric air, and in water it exists in still larger tional portion of (iv/gen from the nitre. Accurate examin- Mediterranean Packet, Saundra". from Monte Video, at Australia
outset admit, that the attendance very considerably sally, granted, that most costumes look better upon persons quantitie. constituting eight-ninths of the waters of our ation has proved that this is not the case,-at least not in the
-, Dauntlesa, Pinder, sailed from the Car of Good Hope ...
eath J tine, ecome dull The sales yesterday were 2,51.10 bags, and to-day
3,000 have been sold. Prices are without change.
anbllhne, Eleano.r, -, on the 16th
.Ju y for London
r
• '
i •
i it
, !
It exceeded our expectations, and showed that the dili-
gent canvassing and placarding by which the affair was twh he ot
ta
hr
ee
sneoctotnv
dh aot f itsh
ec (ti
hi ireede as qr tui ca It e. s oAfnfedm-aalelthough we hear globe. In the mineral kingdom we find it exists to the way supposed-because as there is only lof nitre used to 10
dress which we amount of enewhird. In the vegetable and animal, we find it of sulphur, it is quite obvious that the additional oxygen is
have named, was recently desiened expressly for one'who is to a considentbie extent although not in such large propor. due to some other source. We owe to Clamaut and Guy
preceded, had produced considerable effect upon the a . e . . . , .
curiosity, if not on the political feelings, of the sur-
rounding population ; „and a meeting was collected
which, we believe, has not been exceeded in magni-
tude by any political assemblage held in this neigh- nex,
N.son.sdv. lafnirssßentri,avainadl6WibmilaJyardine, Crosbie, sailed from -
not tall-the f shions we have now to treat upon, do certainly lions. and performing such im antant services, that if it were Lusae the ro er theor of ifs formation. In order to ascent. hove down, having been on shore, but received no apparent
not
look 1 p Y
become fi h al - abatracted ever -I • I-• - W • I) ' - ' •
gures t at are untpv. y tying creature woe at cease to exist. e tain the way in which nitre assists in the formatien of sul- ""I'r
There are those whotn almost anit dress becomes and who- shall find in real prectice in the tarts that every process is h • 'd h• 11 1 • b f • • kbl
• ,
" Most adorn'd wbeia unaaorn'cl the most- p uric act ,we s a wing e ore you a sery remar a e
connected, one way or another, with oxygen. Setting out to indirect experiment. I have her e a somewhat complicated ___________ _________meme
gnes, Broadfoot. sailed from Tacna 25th May for Callao tSoTidse -----L-IVE-R-PO-0-L-P- IIOVISION MARKET, SEPT. 27.
tielumah, -, from New Orleans, at Havre
James Hunt M'Donald. from Jacmel at Antwerp
Swift, Jones', from Jacmel, at Waterfaird
best when least dressed. 'l'o such a one, grace shaping contemplate the chemistry of the arts, I shall make one grand glass apparatus, consisting of a glass bottle with three necks, Cid, -,-, from Havana, at London da- Holders of dry Butter talk of higher prices, but find some diffi-
culty in obtaining them ;-in fact, business continues in much the
same dull state, that we have latterly noticed; and in the meals
time supplies are very abundant -l'ickled Butter rather steady at
863 to 875.-Beef and Pork betray symptoms of some decline, and
perhaps we are right in saying that both may be bought '2s Gd to
her limbs, and beauty decking her face, the aspiring, and distinction between my present and my former method of into two of which the beaks of two retorts are introduced, St. James, -, from New York, oil Plymouth, sailed Ist 511 cheaper. Bacon steady.
bourhood since the memorable meeting on the 16th of
apparently ascending, bonnet of the present day does not, treating the subject. rormerly, in treating of oxyeen, I and the third is left open for the introduction of atmosphe- instant _____ -
,
August, 1819. With respect to the numbers actually because it cannot do, much mischief. But surrounding a placed before you the various methods of preparing it. 'Now, ric air. In one retort a quantity of quicksilver is placed, Sydney, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 2nd instant
I ='''r LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Sari% 25.
Eliza Johnstone hence for Bahia, was spoken the 4th instant, in
present on Monday, they are calculated by the promo- little round face at the top of a little round body, this bonnet however, my task is completely different. I shall, in bring- upon which is puured a quantity of oil of vitriol; in this re- a.
aTbR,
Rosnßgu.ittoH,
Sept.
.-
1 t 4 ' 1 '4 ' With the exception of heavy rain in the nights of Wednesday
-I. 1 ters of the meeting at various amounts, from a bare does there look' exceedingly droll anti pert. Its bow, or ing the subject before you merely show its application to the tort sulphurous acid is generated, as the quicksilver takes . d 14 Al. h ni h dTh d 1 h 1 -1' h kis -
ig ter, sal to ave on board 42 an urs ay ast, te w iole ot e past wee as been favourable
:. ji 100,000, to the magnificent estimate of Mr. Fergus hoop, or gable end, is exactly in the shape of a horse's collar, art. and not dwell upou the various processes for obtaining it. away the excess of oxygen from the sulphuric acid. In bales of twist from the Splendid, Dixon ; 9ao pigs lead, from the for the operations of harvest; and a considerable quantity of Grain
,
turned topsy-turvy. Indeed, it seems to have been revived It is evident, front the extent in which it exists in nature, we order to favour the action of the oil of vitriol upon the mer- Isla, Nori ;47 packages Imm. the Copse, Douthean, and 48 pack- has been secured in good condition ;-notwithstanding Wlliell, and
O'Connor, who sayse " there were eighty acres of full
from a pass,age in Sir John Suckling's old Ballad on a Wed- may obtain it from a vast variety of bodies. The only one cury we apply heat. In the other retort we have some cop- ages from the Queen nictoria, Wright, sprung a leak in coming the release of bonded Wheat and Flour for home use, fully to the
grown men, women, and children," which, " at-five to ding, which passage runs thus:- which I shall describe is that by heating a mineral, which we per clippings. • This set•ond retort is for the purpose of from Cronstadt, and was run on shore to prevent her sinking extent stated in our two last circulars, the demand has continued
, very steady here, and all the surrounding Cons markets, and sales
, the square yard," would make the very handsome shall find to be of use in a variety of manufacturing processes, generating nitric oxide, that gas which we saw was capable
, " And to say truth (for out it must), ,
anveexrceenceb
to a large extent hare been made to our own millers and dealers,
I number of 1,936,000 ! Such are the estimates of the It looks like the great collar ( just) namely, manganese. In this way vre prepare oxyeen for a of giving out red fumes when brought into contact with the WEDNEVOAY, SEPTEMBER 36.-Wind S. light. and to those in distant markets, of fine British and Foreign Wheat
. ultra-radicals themselves. Perhaps some of our read- About our young colt's-neck." vast variety of purposes. It is not perfectly pure when thus oxygen of the atmospheric air. In order to obtain this gas
Revel-Royal William, Irvine, for Hamblin, and Calcutta-Ernest sten •es have be d I 1 2d t 31 lb ---t1
SAILED.-Eliza, Garrett.. from Jamaica-Ariadne, Soderman, for (chiefly of the lattern at fully last quotanons, which in some in-
obtained, but sufficiently so fur all purposes in the arts. we pour upon the copper clippines a quantity of diluted ni- Luckla.ldt, for Riga-PerseveranceNonnot, for Ostend- Foreign Wheat he ee'd as 9d, roml IPOser an d a :ie.filnle
psatr we •ehl i
ot ef
't . ers who may feel disposed to laugh at Mr. O'Connor's The extraordinam length of the gowns, sweeping the George,
This mineral Co t • • t• 1 f
n atlas ame a o very- great and general use, trie acid. By this means we b7ing together nitric oxide
1 calculation may nevertheless, be inclined to think that ground, and nearly ihrotving down the
t , • ladies who wear them, namely, manganese, combined with two portions of oxygen sulphurous acid, and atmospheric air. The nitric oxide, by Havana.
, Edinburgh, Bristow, for New Orleans-and Gemelo, Galceram, for new English white from Suffolk, (crop 1838,) of very fine quality,
there is some truth in the lower estimate to which we and quite making those ladies-instead of stepping " like one of which -it gives out on h l• • f h - ' • • • h
t e app 'cation o eat, so as to mixing wit.. the atmospheric air, causes red fumes; these and in very good condition, lls per 70Ib. For Flour, also, there
has been a better sale at an advance of Is to 2s per quarter oc-
' i have alluded ; but we can assure them, that the one is an. Arab barb, or Andalusian girl"-s iin e alone in sonne-
tl bl , enable us to collect it in gasholders. Oxygen gas is trans- fumes upon meeting the sulphurous acid, do net act upon it Sarah, Ellwood, from Berbice, at Barbadoes corned on Wheat in the Yorkshiee and London markets of the
thing between a shuffle and a waddle, "looks horrid" upon Christina Geale hence, at Berbice
parent . I I
,co our ess, and a little heavier than fhe atmospheric if completely dry, but if moist they do, and form a white ' ' . ast week and at Manchester on Saturday. there was a fair demand
-
i just about as reasonable as the other.
In order to fortis a moderately correct opinion as to baby's doll's,
little folks who, so dressed, are the very living models of • •
ut no ees Hs
, .
to whom art has given arms b 1 TI • air, but not much, being in the proportion of 11 10 10. To solid matter. Now this white solid matter is decomposed by o
Globe York, hence at Philadelphia
arescen
' t Ball, 1 nt Port suth
, 13
di sence d sm(b .
For Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal from this port.
' ' •
the imports of Grain from Ireland and Coastways continue to
appearance it could not be distinguished from atmos- water anti resolved into sulphuric acid nitric oxide and
, , • , Augusta, ra ey, an Ann Jo nston, Corben, hence at New-
, , the number of persons present at a meeting like that fashion also, appears to have been taken from Sir John • • - • • • ' be very trivial, and very.little of the new crop has as yet appeared,
' • 'therm air, but a little examination only is sufficient to point a s mall quantity of nitric acid. In the manufactories foundland (the Wheat Coastways is chiefly Foreign, and a good deal more
. on Alonday, it is necessary to look at the ground either Suckling's old song :- out the difference. For instance, we find that if we plunge a of sulphuric acid where the mixture of sulphur and nitre is Caroline, Holmes, from Lima, at Rio de Janeiro, and sailed 26th will thus come into port, having put in to the ports on the east
'
. • before or after the proceedings ; because a piece of " Their toes beneath their petticoats, taper into oxygen it burns inure rapidly than in corninon air, still practised, the burning of the sulphur in contact with July for this port coast, to save duty ; ) and but for the very opportune and fortunate
e Like little mice, pop in and out, and that if it be immersed in a state of ignition only the ac- the nitre produces a small quantity of sulphuric acid, but Eme.rald, W eatherby. & Favourite, Williamson, hence at Trieste supply by the release of bonded Wheat and Flour, this district
land, when covered by a dense crovvd of people, always David Banks Jolly, from Ancona, at Zante would have experienced very serious distress, our stocks of old free
As if they freed the light." tion of the oxygen upon it is of so energetic a torture as to still that quantity is sufficient to eliminate from the re- '
looks much more extensive than it really is ; and when Hebe, Thompson, from Leghorn, at Zante Wheat being almost exhausted.
Poor dear Horace, writing of his own ladies-we beg par. rekindle it. In fact, all bodies which burn in atmospheric mainder of the nitre a quantity of nitric acid. This being • Jane, smderson, hence at Barcelona
we saw the mee , . , .
. tin.- on Monday we supposed it to co- . The duty on Barley, Indian Corn, and Buck Wheat from foreien
don, we don't mean that -but writing of the Roman ladies of air burn with much increased vividness in oxygen. In order mixed with the sulphurous acid is resolved into red fumes Racer, Curtis, hence at ditto, and sailed the 29th ult. for Alicant. ports is this week increased Is 6d , '""
m qr.-and on Wheat and 110 ir
ver much more ground than we found, on a subsequent his own time, said, - to show that this is the case, I shall take a portion of a sub• and oxygen, and the rid fumes which are thus indirectly Ana Paley, Bunter, and Eliza & Mary, Tregarthen, hence at it is now again increasing. On 14krlay last the duty on Wheat be-
inspection, to have been the case. Any person who stance which burns vividly in the atmosphere, but which we formed in the manufacture play the part of a carrier Lisbon came 2s 8d per qr. and on Flour Is 7id per barrel, and on Friday
" Brachia, et vultum, teretesque suras, Wtn. Rushton, Gregory. hence at Oporto next there is every probability of its being incrensed two steps,
saw and mixed wiiii the assemblage, who noticed how Interger laudo." shall observe to burn with much superior power in oxygen of oxygen from the external atmosphere. The manufacture Eliza Warwick, Welch hence at St. Übes passing over Os 7d and laecoming lOs 8d per quarter and 6s 3d per
it was placed, and who will now go and view the Were he nos . . . . __ . , ~ ems. Phosphorus, for instance, as every person knows, is aof sulphuric acid has, however, advanced beyond that pro-
v here, he might well say rnteger as to the • -
very combustible substance, and burns with great brightness cess by which it used to be made The manufacturer burns St Patri
Swiss Boy, Bleasdale rom Trinidad de Cuba at Antwerp
ck, Evill h at Cuxhaven _, barrel, and of rapidly further increasing. so that a great deal of
Wheat and Flour now on the passage will form a renewed stock in
ground, will find that the space occupied by that dense " teretes suras"-or, perhaps (susiecting they were all thick) in atmospheric air, but in ox 't 'll b 11 Ih' b • If • . 1 1 1. • h d Ic'eni, Steele, fro ' • •
ygen gas i wi , urn sti more su p ur y itse in a separate vesse , ant supp res t ere mßa la, at ditto bond, and may become a suineet of serious discussions in the next
portion of the meeting which stood near the hustings he would say nothing about them-for under the present brilliantly. The combustion of phosphorus in oxygen, as in fumes from a different source, sometimes in the verY game Diana, Robson ; Thomas Hunter, Routledge, and Tods, M'Laren, session of Parliament ; for all other Grain in bond there has been
. may be readily distinguished by the way in which the rejaile, or reign of dress-making, "ankles" are.. the atmospheric air, gives rise to the same products, but there manner which we have adopted in the glass apparatus. Very hence.att Elsinore but very. little demand, and the value thereof is nominally as an.
at)mi y, Fayrer, hence at Riga nexetil
grass has been trodden down ; and he will find, very " Like the lost Pleiad, seen no more below." -is a greater degree of lialit and heat given out by its combuss frequently the sulphuric acid manufacturer is associated with mean& Haywood, from Bahia for liannburgh, off Bridport At this day's market the advance above-mentioned was fully de-
l' likely to his astonishment, that it is very little, if at ton in nure oxyeen. Oxygen in its sins le condition, is not the oxalic acid manufacturer and the mariaeer laces in con-
The blat•k scarfs, or searvee, which, generally over Plain i . • 0 , , P . . , e p Clyde, 51• Queen, sailed from Trieste for this port 7th instant mauded, and in consequence of the hnprovement in ID:lrk-lane
• pplied to any puroose ea the arts. Such an application tact with the nitric acid a uantit of suear or starch, from Dibdiu Kruger for St Andrew N B a
white muslin, or checked white muslin, niue of every ten of a _ . ti y r, . . , . , ~. • . . . .h s put back, leaky, yeenterday a small further increase in the value of fine fresh Foreign
„, all, more than forty yards square. He will also find,
!.1,
which was a lonw
that the line of flags and banners ( ~ our ladies have been wearing, and which, passing over the ld b I ' • W '
wou e extreme y expensive. e are,. it must be remem- welch red fumes arise, which are coeducted into the chamber, flaying oeenstrucx oy a seam lonm 20 Wheat wasaobtained, and sales to a pretty fair extent effected •, for
Maria Beattie of this ort was w •
bored, in the midst of a vast storc-house of thig oxygen- and then used in the formation of sulphuric oxide. The sul- P , reeked at Benin previous to all other articles in the trade there was a limited demand at fully
shoulders, andefalling dowu on each side of the person, give the Ist J'ui ; cm:w saved
,
•.1
way outside of the solid part of the meeting) was not at once a kind puke to the body, and also throw into high the atmospheric air, rim which we extiact it in the bleaching phuric acid, as generated in the chamber, is not as strong Thomas YWorthineton, Durrinem our last quotations, whicirwere in some instances a little exceeded;
, hence for Valparaiso, was we have had a ,good deal of rain since Saturday and the weather
i: t 1 wha • ,
more than 75 yards from the front of l e hustings. relief t, untie an or linen and other ur )(tees to the due erforrnance of which as re uired for com rc•
Anglo-Gallicisire we may term the , P 1 , p q me tal purposes. It is concentrated bY spoken 9th July, off Diege Ramiez pp ars unsettled.
, Taking these data, we are quite satisfied that if the " centre-back," have been brought in again from another it is so highly important. evaporation in leaden chambers to a certain strength, until Queen, Thompson, hence for St. Andrew's, N.B. was sI- a'
e -o t- 7 .
po ten vt HEAT, sr 4...1., 8. (.. s d INDIAN CoHN, cif 480113.
whole of time persons present at one o'clock (when they xampie f the dsof 0 er e r
e o mo e frm day., ecord 1
ed and weserved Oxygen is met with in the atmosphere, mingled with a gas it beeins to act upon the lead. It is then further evaporated 25th ult. In lat. 46, tong. 87 English 0 0 610 9 Red
•n some scarce s ecimens of old Dresden c ,
hina • whieh whicl; was at first called azote, from the circumstance of its in grass or platinum vessels, as gas, platinum, and gold, are Celia, Black, hence for Mirannehi, was spoken sth instaut, in semen
~., were the most numerous) had stood as close as those 1- - - P being unfriendly to life, but now more commonly nitrogen. the only metals which are not acted upon by sulphuric acid. lat. 51, long. 11 Irish - 9 10 BEANS,V qr.
s, ieures in the inanimate clay are curious little creatures, but Robert 4urns, thence for Quebec, was spoken llth instant, in Bonded O- 0 0 English 44 0-46 0
• who were immediately in front of the }lasting's, they `7
winch figures in Ihe living porcelain are faa more curious In order to prepare antic gas, we may have recourse to a The acid which is formed in this way passes upon the con-
, . lat. 51, long. 20 BARLEY, gf qr. Irish ..
e a - 41 0
It • would certainly' not -have filled a space of 80 Yards still-when very shert. fme hoda but I shall brino bu b •fo eou and •
variety o t ~ , tone E. r y , tinent by the name of En *(1 'n • s
glish eulphuric act , i contequence ' • '
Luna h f 1%1 1 k
,-, ence or am= it, was spo en t i instant, in English
11 1 36 0 -40 0 Pmts. Grey.... 32 0- 35 0
. • square; and we do not believe that there were at any hat a moet characteristic one WI e
The broad brims ofthe gentlemen-at least of the "leetel t, , . • in a substance burns in of.its discovery by Dr. Roebuck. There is a German lat. 45,10ng. 26 e
e, Chevalier 38 0 -42 0 White .. 38 0 - 44 0
men"-have been borrowed from china-ware too; not in- tne atmospnere it combines with the ox veep as the azete acid used On the continent whicn Woo more ex ensive Chem ion hence for St. Jose's. s, was spoken 15th instant, in Scotch, er 601 b 66 - a
-10 RAPESEED, en last, .0 -
one time so many as 30,000 persons present on the m 1 XI h 1%-* '' • II ; 1 t i' ; a; !;* " d• • Per ti ' P' '
lat. 48. long. 17 Irish - 6 6 FLOUR, English, le 2801 M
, deed of foreien, but English manufactuie ere y serves to -eute Me oxygen. .t we ignite a ema.. .s consequent.y ono: user. as ~..sso.v.ng in--igo,_ .or eae
ground. We understand that Colonel Wernyss, who A little gentleman ben h. Ib • d h quantitY f
eath a great -roar - rimme at o_ peosphorus in a cup, and place over it a hell- finest qualities of the Saxon and French blues. It is made ELSINORE, Sept. 16.-The Duke of Athol, Dawson, from St. Foreign, Is
, . • - . - . .• . i Petersburg for England, got on shore off Lessoe Ist imstant, but Oegs,#' 451 b.
ond. 4 2 - 4 6 Fine
Irish - 57 0
52 0- 55 0
was on the moor with several other military officers, with two ci - hj •
gals in is mouth, and a great big nose a ove
e ' glass so as to allow it to buret in a limited quantity of at- b h-l•HI t.
y t e(is i a ion o. suipnate or Iron, in wnicn process atm- was assisted oft' next morning • English .. 3 4- 3 6 American, eff, brl. free.
and who took great pains to form a correct judgment them ; teeth large by nature, and yellow by art (the art of mosp'herie air, the combustion of the phosphorus will go on phonic acid flows over with very little water, and sulphuret of Scotch - 3 6 Sweet, U.S. 00- 0 0
of the numbers present, estimated them at 30,000, smoking)‘; buahy whiskers ; a huge " neck-cloth"-no, that until all the oxygen which the vessel contained is abstracted iron remains behind. It can be obtained perfectly dee, but THURSDAY, SEPTEMBRR 27. Irish - 3 4 Sour, bond .. 36 0-38 0
b the hos bores A white owder will t e be b
vulgar- a hu,ge " satin scarf," with spiders, dandelions, y P P • P b n I und to in this stete it isnot applied to the arts. The aPPliatioll of ARRIVED.-AmOia, Lookup, from Monte Video ; sailed 7th July Foreign, bond. 26- 3 2 OATuRAL, : 2401 h
which we believe to he rather over than under the is
butterflies black-beetles or daffadillies ODOII it which were have been formed during the process called phosphoric acid, sulphuric acid to the arts is of more importance indirectly Semne.-Eveline, Casement, for Sierra Leone. Ditto, duty free 32- 3 6 English 24 0-25 0
truth ; but which all reasonable men will greatly pre- • - " • " b th " f h - • f ' • " • 1 I • 11 • 1 d• '1 . 34 0 -38 0 Do. new 1837 25 0-27 0
it not as noor in texture as it is rich in finery would look like y e union o t e oxygen 0 the atmosphere with the than direct y. tis the strongest of a ace s, an in ,le ma- RYE, 4r qr.
,
. fer to the calculations of Mr. Fergus O'Connor, or the a • ' ff 1 k• ci • ' b f phosphorus. If we allow the vessel to stand until all the nufacture of nitric and niuriatic acids it is very extensively .14)"isa
piece cut o tle s irt ot us great-granchnot .er s gown ; Maria, Hamilton, nom Paraiba, at Falmouth Meer, Ma qr. fines 6 0 -62 0 ncotch
,
Thomas Hughes al•Mann from Port-au-Prince at Falmouth
, a iddlin
1 g 46 0 -56 0
':li i more moderate guesses of those who make the num- a menaeerie of tigers and a museum of caterpillars on his flocculent phosphoric acid has depamited itself, we shall find employed, but in a pure state it does not enter into connexion S IN•h 11 '1" '
uper a te o , rom St. Petersbmg, at Dundee
,:; a
bers only some one, two, or three hundred thousands.. waistcoat a green or brown coat, bound with silk, and orna- remaining in the glass the
.other compountl of atmospheric with the arts.
. . . A alex Man mail arrived with 1,00,000 dollars.
mented with embossed buttons, and over that a "Macintosh.,, air in the state ot pure nitrogen. The effect of nitroaen It had been my intention this evening to occupy you vvitli John Dugdale.nl•Gowan, hence at Sincapore 25th May • LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SEPT. 26
...-mem--- • '
i Trousers, not of leather, but (if kind of cloth, called " buck- upon the combustion or substances is very singular. Thus, if some details of the processes of preparing muriatic acid, and Fortfield, Sly, sailed from Sincaporc for Bombay 30th May s. d. 51, d. s. (I. g. a.
THE ANTI- CORN•LAW AGIT.ATION. c ornate, 51'N eill, hence at ditto, and sailed Ilth June for Since-
skin," deeply fluted with broad stripes, like the pillars in the we plunge a Fghted taper into it, we find it instautiv extin- of its properties ; that acid is, however, so • intimately con- Ohl Hay 0 :oat I 4n2Oth Potatoes. new 2 ania 2 -
e .
( Front the Metropolitan Conservative Journal.) Colonnade-this little gentleman having, moreover, very guisfied, the nitrogen possessing the quality of extingulsaa. fleeted with a substance ' which will come before US next Pore New Hay - Cettle Ditto.. 222 4 -
and Chieftain - from the Clyde
at Rangee, Brown, hence, „ . Clover tiny .. 070 10 - Turnips 32 60 0 per ton
The present agitation anti deinonstrations cf the short legs, looks to our e • •• • ' l'k 1I 1 '
ees, exaetty I e a ttt e °connotive -
Mg flame, or rather of not supporting combustion. The evening, namely, chlorine, that in treating upon that stib- Betavite previous to usth June Straw, Wheat 07 0 81- Carrots -
whigs and their radical allies, against the corn laws, pastile china-eottage. "
combustson et a body depends upon the play of affinities be- stance I will take the opportunity of canine your attention Hinda, Pearson, sailed from Sourabaya for Canton 2nd May Straw, Oat ... 0510 6 - alanelewurzle 000 0 -
are in perfect harmony with all time movements of that The wide brim of his hat forms the long eaves of the cot- teeen the burning body and the gaseous body. Phosphorus to it. • Great Western,(steamer) from Bristol for New York, was spoken .
Straw, Barley 0 5 0 6 - %lan'ure 7 0 8 0 -
. anti-Eoglish faction, who are still permitted, for the tage; his layge nose .
the porch ; his bushy whiskers the
te,„ . . .
_. . e
is incapable of combinine wills nitrogen, and, therefore, it Dr. Kane illustrated the lecture throughout. with a number 13th March, at Tp.m. in lat. 48, long. 29 , Clover -
• for N.w York was seen °end
Royal William. (steamer) hepce
.. n , -
, • shrubbery; the finery about his neck and chest the dahlias t, in not out nin nit: (men. Another :very important use of of pleasing and apprepriate experiments whenever they ceuld .
benefit of themselves and their master O'Connell, to and hollyhocks, and interesting insects of such a "
, rural the oxygen or the atmesphere depends upon its Mowers' in be introduced, calculated to render his meaning distinct and instant, at 2 p.m. about 30 miles South of Cape Clear ; out 48
disgrace the offices of state and prey upon the vitals of retreat ;'' the drab or grey " Macintosh," the drab or , . promoting the respiration of animals. • Every animal takes in intelligible to the merest tyro in chemistry. On Saturday "laufs • •
erey , : The Tiger, . .
- hence for Richibucto, was spoken 4th instant, T LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, SHPT. 21.
the country. The whigs know that the steady, sober walls of the " cottage ornite ; the cigars, the chimneys, and a quantity of atmospheric air, but this air is much changed (to.morrow) eveningshe will treat upon the processes anu on the Gravel Dank of Newfoundland, rather leaky, and with loss Ile supply of Beasts at market to-day has been somewhat
smaller than ihat of the reeding week and the quality eenerally
'thinking, and intelligent agriculturists, whether land- their smoke the fume, with this difference, that misfiles ate in respiration. 'lle oxygen is replaced by a substance of a substances used in the art of bleaching. of bowsprit, &e. having been in contact the same day with a-loaded
y have been very wavy, w ue,
but indifferent. The sales to.da ' 1- * 1• 'a
arometic, and tobacco is peculiarly abominable. different nature, and its bulk is much t!timinished. In fact, brie may. be attrihuted to the large sunple we lu!cl last week. and the
lords or tenants, are strongly opposed to then), their . Sheltspeare, --, hence for New York, was spoken lath inst.
As we were writine that word tobacco a coincidence etruck every time sve expire we metamorphose the oxygen into a .' • quality not being that which was principally in demand, there has
selfish treachery, and their ruinous schemes; and that • ' • ' " • ' b f f • (14. • r 1 • • 1 1 • - WAIT FOll THE A PPLAUSE.-At a county festival, where
su s ance o a . arena au, eotrip ete y poisonous nature. in lat. 31, toren 12
, , . , been a good number of middling and inferior Beasts left unsold.
us which we have never before seen rernatked. Everybody - -. herce for St J hn N B was s o ten
their only ch, nce of support is with the unwashed, im- knows Samuel Johnson's celebrated saying, that " the 'Devil We find a different action carricd on in the vegetable king- The Messiah was performed, the gentleman to whom the aria 131;1rii..4,1: ens!
iVn iLeiona,
47 lone. 2-8 ' *o, • • F ' which has occasioned the holders of Cattle to give way a little in
pudent, gin-drinking rabble of the large towns. Any- was the first whig." Nearly as many persons are aware that dom, as plants absorb carbonic acid and emit oxygen. By " 0 thou that tellcst" bail been assigned, anticipating a fa- Sophia, -, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken in lat. 49, price. The.supply of Sheep has alsolren a little sm.aller thap last
thing, therefoie, which shall tend to reduce the power Ben Jonson traced tobacco to the same origin. But, from -:- - . ~'
th-se counte-actin * minci sles the atoms here is vourable a reciation of' Ilis talents wrote at the end of the i .. 1
e I I
.. p constently PP . , •,, g , one.
.1 week, but \se cannot note any malarial alteration in the price of
• Mutton savin on that of inferior quality, which sold at a shade
• and influence of the agriculturists, and to promote, or the results of the two researches never maintalneu in the same pro melons so absolutely re niisite
havipg been men- a, , , , , p . ,
~ ~ a. .. song (the chorus following immediately) the words wait Mary, Appleby, from Bahia, war spoken Missiles east of Gib-
less ti ' g
san our last week's (potations. The best Beef, which was
tioned ia combination this coineidence between the two ' f -I1 1 " Th• h- d 1 1•• th I d • ratter
u. the general good of organised nature. Nitrogen, in its or t e app ause. is ein me( not on a m eeaer s ~ , scarce was sold at 51d middling 5(I, ordinary 41(1 per lb. Good
have the plausibility- of promoting the interests of the isolated state, is not used in the arts. It combine-a, however, - copy, but in every one iu the orchestra. .At the conclusion 48flustle, -, hence for Eastport, was spoken 4th Sept. in long.
Wether Mutton may be'quoted at Mel, middling and Ewes rel, in-
Johnsons has escaped Aservation.
. commercial and manufacturing population, will be at- Apologising for this digresssion from a subject upen the with oxygen and wit li hydrogen in different prope;lies, every of the song the leader stopPed, and there was a dead stop. Alcyone, Muir 1 '• • •
, sence for Intramtelin was spoken 14th Sept. in q ,y
• ferior unlit fild per lb. Number of Cattle at Market :-Beasts
tempted by tlie whigs, if they can thereby prop up awfulnees of which we have to apoligise for having entered, one of which, either directly or indirectly, is of great itnport- " Why do you not go on e" said the singer, in an agony of lat. 48% lone. 2•1 1552, Sheep 1389. •
. horse " waa Clifton Hill h r
a nce. The most
.important of its compounds is that from disappointed vanity. " I ens waiting for the app., , , ; . . e ice and Launceston, at Hobart Town ---- • . -
their dyino• faction, retain their offices, and minister to we would observe that as the present " fashions," particu-
. ea , 1 which it obtains its name viz nitre or aali etre If we the calm reply of the sarcastic conductor. This story re- Golden Fleece, Baker. hence at Bahia
larly when carried to an extreme, are exceedingly unsuitab e t a - P • • PRICES or TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. .
their corruption and turpitude. Several attempts have ii. f• ' d • B • 1 • Arkwright, Bimie; Daniel Wheeler, Bouch, and Guardian,
to diminutive people, ladies aud gentlemen who are below the analyze saltpette, we shall find that it contains a large quan- min sus o an anec ote which Robert Hall, of risto , was
been made by this vile crew to enlist the ignorance and middle size would do well to ado •
pt the happy medium. Per- P , s
tit •of 4 telt • 1 • t. •• 1 • 1 - If accustometl to relate. " I remember," says his biog • h r
, in com ,ina ion uit i nitrogen an( (ma gen.
_rap e , Cooper, hence at Bahia
Lunar, M'alanus, hence at Havana • . DUTY.
Wood, Deals, 120 Stan. M. duty paid.
folly of the masses as warnily in favour of some farce, hsp, we might nee, that that happy medium would be any- we bring potash and lime into contact with atmospheric air, "at the distance of many years, with what a vivid feeling of Water Witch, - from Tampico, at ditto Archangel £lB 0618 10
which they are desirous of performing for their own thing rather than a disadvantage, even to those.who are not 'en anecdote f • •
so as to expme a. considerable surface, we shall find under the ludicrous he related , 0a pr eacher of some Skeen, ---. from flonduras for this port. off ditto •
Memel l6 10 - 18 0 Not above 16 ft.
a e these favourable circumstances that the nitrogen and account in his day and connection. Ile would, in preaching-, San Rafael, Meilen°, hence off ditto Gothenburg l5 10 -16 0 Foreign £l9.
especial benefit, as was manifested in behalf of the pre. " under the standard." Ellen Clare. Roberts, and Albanian, Winsor. hence at Leghorn .
oxygen will coinbine and unite with the potash to form sometimes weep, or seem to weep, when the people wondered Wyburg - - - B. nen. £2.
lude to their reform delusion, which the people now AristiderieHart, and Astrea; Neill, hence at Genoa
nitre. The chemist cannot generate nitre in sufficient qualm_ why, as not perceiving in what he was saying any cause for Petersburgh 's 10 -18 0 Not above 21 ft.
see was one of the most crafty and deceitful pieces of Duty has been paid on about 25,000 quarters of corn in titles by this method, hut the manufacture ie carried on upon suih emotion, in the exact places when it occurred. After. ea....nee...a-- •
"---- -- - - Planks, per foot of 2 in. thick. Foreien £22.
Dantzig, Deck e£2 lOs
0 31- 0 41 B. P. .
party manoeuvre which even the whigs themselves ever bond, in this tomn, since Saturday last.-Newcasue journal. a large scale by nature. Wherever limestones and cincare- his death, one of his hearers, happening to inspect some of , LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. British American, Pine 0 21- 021
practised. The sole object of time reform bill, as the , ous soils exist, particularly if they be mixed with clay, (a. his manuscript sermons, exclaimed ' I have found the expla-
r.STIMATION OF ENGLISH CHARACTER•-The Levant has e• , l -• , - 1 natio •we used to wonder at the eood doctor' weeping wi
ra‘e , 0.. eanna manure, if they ate exposed for a number n , , s th g -
From . Direce. Indirect. From Direct. indirect. Danzig, 4 feet £9 0-10 0 £4 53. •
whole country now see, was simply the benefit of the t It r d r '
. s been overrun ty a ian ar: • rench adventurers r
alway ••, o. months in seinmer to the action of the air provided they so little reason sometimes. as it seemed. In his sermons 'alcutta .. May ..27 Pernam .. Aug. .. 9 British American 5 0 - 6 0 15s.
whig party ; and so disgusted are the people with the from whom the Turks, till withiu these few years, forined all do not become too dr ' ' ' . ' 1 Itl • " h '
y, they will be found, when washed, to there is written sere ant seie in t e margins, cry here •
, , Bombay ..I
, Chase N. Orleans
cheat, and treachery, and hypocrisy of the liberal, re- their ideas of Europeans, confounding every nation under yield a laree ft • f it I h E Id' I•'l b l• tl lo •to t• •t k h l " 1 ••••
, quan ie o ma petre. nt e • est n res nitre now seri y e teve se ( c r some Imes nns oo te p ace. Mauritius . June ..10 Mobile .. Aug. .. 20 Honduras - 0 91 £llos.
' " the Enelieh the •h• P t • . Cuba - 010 a
forming, economising, no patronage whigs in that. par- the term " Frangi; , ... .
.e av .n me learned to beds exist naturally in very. large quantities ; and in the and that was the cause of what appeared so unaccountable ' " et. Helena
distinvuish from the herd, to respect and fear us to look St. Domingo 1 0 - 1 6
ticular instance, that they treat their more recent e . • • • . • central parts of South America there is generated an enor- -Musical World. Rio Janeiro
° Oak Planks, British American.. none 15s load.
upon us as wiser than themselves, and to esteem, I believe, mous quantity of a kind of saltpetre in the same Ira ' , A DAUGHTFP. MURDERED BY A FATHER AND MOTIP,IT -- Bahia ....,July 26 •.;. me New York Aug... 28 Teak*ood, cubic feet - -10 s.
attempts to practise upon them another delusion if they do not like us. "The word of an Englishman" is From - ' 1. 1 .-
• • ' e' nner.
at..sl • t " •
these parts accor( Ma y the mtre m derived. Suppose .1 he case of suspicion or mute er mentioned in our last has - ---------------- we --a -=--eo - = Staves ~ per 1200.
with silent contempt. And after various laboured and ahnost proverbial in Syria. In fact, a singular change is a limestone soil to be expo'sed moist to the action of the a - b • fi db • the exhumation of the hod • d •1 • -
• t een con rrne e yan ana )za LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLIe. Danzig, Common Pr £135 0- -
vain efforts to raise a breeze of popularity in their fa- taking place in the character of the people; prejudice is gra- mospherp. The affinity of the soil for nitric acid is very tow- tion of the contents of the viscera. The investigation into
I Quebec, red li inch
II ct. 63 0 -70 0 Not above 36 in.
Foreign £1 3s.
your, they have now hit upon one which they hope, dually wearing awr y.-Lord Lindsay's letter on Egypt, erful, and in this manner it produces a junction between the the death of Elizabeth Standring was on Thursday week, Days. , Mrn. Ern. 1 Ht. Thick, and 5a feet
through the assistance of their hirelings of time press, - nitrogen or the atmosphere and the oxygen, which forming after the post marten' examination, resumed by the magis- ----- ---- ----- --- Long
nitric acid, unites with the base, rind in this manner -we have trates, when the following facts transpired : Standriug end H. M. H. M. F. I. Ditto,-Puncheon l4 0- 18 0
who are ever leady to do their dirty work, will par- Titesdan 25 219 237' 13 4 Saturn sets 71i 38m even.
tially, at least, aucceed in enablipg them to retain 1- --a 1-s , e
5.11.... e C ( ) N D ...
-1:4-7 Ir. -NA 11 rll-11-4" 11 -M,T
1.2.1 A ..., 2- ,i _,_ nM . -Cil . the nitre of commerce. The manufacture attic nitric acid his wife immediately absconded on being informed Of the e 1 •
of commerce is very simple. If we take a quantity of nitre, suspicions produced by the previous investigation, but by toe
, Wednee. 26 258 321,12 - 0 St. Cypnan.
Thursday 27 349421 i 10 8 Lengih of day Ilh 52m. Timber, per cubic foot.
Oak - 3s Od
offices and fatten upon the public purse, a short time . - -10 s.
longer. it oil of vitriol, upon the application of heat the nitre is de- they were traced to Oldhem, and discovered in a most, SaturdeY 29 641 728 1
110 5 St. Michael. alichaelmasDay red 1 3 - 2 0 per load.
yellow - I 9
Standard Office, Three &Clock. composed, the potash unites wit h the sulphuric acid to form wretched hovel, in a rilined Court called the Bowes. Messrs. Sunday 30 81 t 845 12 0 16th Sunday after Trinity.
"Cheapßread"-"NoCornLaws"--"NoTax upon - Denzil!, middling 2- 2 6
Bread"-" Repeal of the Corn Laws"-" Take off the __...„42„,,-____ sulphate of potash, and aquafortis or impure nitric acid is • Ragn(ir afid "Downes, assisted by other medical oentlemen, Monday 1 911 938 14 5 Remigius. Memel, middling 2 2 - 2 6 £2153 # load.
disengaged in a vapourous form, and collected in a receiver, opened the body, aod on analyzing the contents of"the bowels weeaeateawaretweereetwaseeesareesawaeeoeteestees.-ateeet.---esesaeeewee Riga, red - 2 6
Tax from the Staff of Life"-all these are very plausible LIVERPOOL MARKETS. In the rain which fails after a thunder-storm we shall find a they found enough of arsenic to have caused death to a dozen ,
_ _
and catching sounds with the ignorant and' gabbling - small quantity of nitric acid. Nitric acid is composed of people. which they, unhesitatingly declared to have been the Emportf,',. AN ACCOUNT OF PATTLE,
mobs of Bitmingliain and Manchester. But, neverthe- CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. one equivalent of nitrogen and five of oxygen, or 14 nitro- atise of the girl's (teeth. The cashier of the benefit society
---me----- Imported, into Liverpool, from the 13th to tine 25th instant.
less, ignorant and besotted as are the great masses of Of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, coastwise and from Ireland, gen and. 40 oxygen form 54 nitric acid. This enormous proved. that the prieoner called upon him for the burial- - FROM IRELAND.
AFRICA.
quantity of oxsgen which it contains gives to nitrlc acid its Inone.y on 'the same day that his daughter died, saying that Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs.
the large towns, they cannot be made believe that the • 1. • .
evening or Dredalus, (32G) E Scott, from Africa, 1378 casks palm oil, no 44 25
we have to reiterate a very imited supply, owing •partly to greetest commercial value, and not any remarkable quality she died of a Common -bowel cornelaint. On the , 2757 5659 3825 86 -
men who could pass the new poor law bill care one consienee-I5 D Previously 71897 124521 153884 4350 220 373 28588
rse winds; and to the large arrivals of foreige Wheat of its own. It is a poi-table store-house of oxygen, and can the same day he obtained money from the parish and from
adve - , (198) J ar te, rom rica, cas spanso. , a
stra'thinore RP 1 f Af ' 484 k 1 a
coesowise.
fly for the real interests of the poor, and whether they' he funeral '• ' *-• of the ri
easily be decomposed wherever the oxygen is wanted. In another society towards t . .. Ihi facts , • D
noted on Tuesday, we have merely to add about 1,160 qrs, • •• quantity lead bars returned, order-W D Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Cal yea. Lambs.
be well and cheaply fed or not. The manufacturing order to show this, it is only requisite to have recourse to a sonar's buy ing the arsenic, giving the mixtute, which he Huddersfield, (346) W Owens, from Africa, about 1086 casks 21-4 2066 12 7 I l -
from Odessa, with two cargoes from Danzig and Trieste, the very few e:: periments. In the arts the metals are used in an called julep and treacle, to the deceased; his refusal to call palm oil, C liorsfall and Son .
Previously , 4162 5702,8 6351 140 39 2089
operatives must perceiar that the price of corn cannot . ... . .
two latter not yet reported ; since that date, however, the oxYdized form. The rust of iron, and an ininiense number in medical advice when requested to do soe and other facts WEST INDIES AND iIIADEIR,4. -_. _ _ .__
be lowered without producing ruin to the husbandman .______ - -- -s
as well as to themselves. That corn can be grown f substances which we shall have to examine are only corn- tending to imnlicate him in the char eof murder were given Trinta dp k 20c•
duty of 2s. 8(1. per qr. has been paid here upon 4,265 qrs., ° . . . , . . • , e . t „, . , g _ , , . a ac et, (
b inationa of tne metals with oxygen, and these oxeles where at great length. ihe magistrates tully committed Stanuring N Weterhouse and Sonse-3
) T Griffiths, from Berbice. 77 hilds sugar,
6 do, Salisbury and co-90 do, 132 casks LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. -
• • •
cheaper in other countries than in this is an undeniable making the quantity released in this port during the present , ~
t aey .0 not exist in nanire are geeerated by means of acids. on a charge of murdering his daughter, and held the mother molasses, 100 bales cotton, R Semple and co-a quantity presents,
order-W D Number of new patients entered on the hooks of the Dispensarie
fact; and if foreign corn be allowed to conic into this month 194,351 Ors, the rate of admission up to Friday next If we take a little nitiic acid and pour it upon the metal tin, to bail in £5O. to appear when called on.-Abridged./i•om the
country without any duty, to protect our own agri- heing now raised to 10s. Bd. per qr. Of these Wheats the 1 here ensues a violent action. Orange-coloured fumes arise, S:oCkport Advertiser. - SOUTH AMERICA. durivg the last week:-
North. South. Total
and a pearl white powder is formed, which is used in making THE CORie-Lews.-Of all the preposteroos ac .
cusations Brooke, (a5B) A Bleasdale from Pernambuco, 521 bags cotton,
culture, the result would inevitablv be that thousands Millers have been eager buyers of late, and a considerable ileyworth and co-1265 do ' order-40 do W Adams and co-32 Received advice and medicine at the I esti-
white. elass and in vaidous other processes in the arts Ni- inade aoainst the Corn Laws the most absurd is that they , tution . .. 339 249 588
and thousands of acres of British land tvould be thrown portion of the stock has consequ ntl crs pp d•th e • '••• --' • ' • - " • • • ' ' • • - cases 44 brls sugar, Heyworth and co-1 ease contents unknown, . .
e y i a eare in e ace tric acid in the arts is not made in elass retorts as we cause fluctuations in price ! How a machinery which en- Visnted at them own houses and supplied
C and J Rawdon-G D
out of cultivation, because it would not pay the farmer ; of advancing prices. ''
have described, but in large iron cylinders, lined with bances the duties as the market price falls, and lowers them Midas, otes) J Kermath, from Pernambuco. 905 bags cotton, with medicine
and thousands of operative agriculturists would be fire clay Nitrate of sodh is prinipally employed for- as the market rise, can cause fluctuation, it is impossible to erder-529 do, Hadfield, Womt and co-93 do, Came and Telo-I4 - - ---
At our market this morning there was a much less attend- - • Total at each Dispensary
thereby thrown out of work, and driven to seek em- this purpose. The heat is Cuntinued until the sulphate of conceive. The obvious operation of such a provision is to do E Jones and co-20 do, J Horstman-29 cases 1 box sugar,
VISITORS.
ance of buyers than en Tuesday ; the Wheat trade, notwith- soda is fused, which i. 3 then used as a flux by brass-founders. steady prices; and if in spite of this and any other' passible Frubling and Goschen-19 cases sugar, Hadfield, Wood. and co-
North-Mr. S '
. Barber, Rev. Moses Fisher, and Mr. W. P.
ployment in the manufacturing districts, which would - W D
tending, was equally firm, and at the current rates then I shall advert to but a few of the corn .. e. . , .
binations of ni•roe-en In law prices are found to flactuate. it is to be remembered that nilegregor
itself reduce the wages of the operative manufactu- s Sir Charles Forbes, (363) J Leslie Pine Blanca about 59 tons • •
order to generate nitric oxide we take a retort containing a the grain market is agitated by every movement of the ha- i • south-Mr Francis Jordan, Rev. G. Gibson, and the Rev. J.
'N' -omelet wood, 1 la Bootle) 'and co-372 tons copper ore
rers ; for, on the principle that " half a loaf is better state ,
d the transactions were to a fair amount paincipallv to
' t quantity -of copper chippings, and introduce into it a little rometer. On every n•rouud then.vre predict that the attempt ,
e iema le. , .
TdiN •! Yd F Blf 938 bags'
box' plata pine, o. , amor an co.- rom a la, Aspinall.
than no loaf," the people would work for next to no- consumers, and ene or two cargoes of foreign Wheat were nitric acid diluted with three times its volume of water. Bub- now being made to get up a corn-law agitation will fail. A cotton, oriter-W D. trt. WEDGWOOD, Secretary.
tiling rather than starve, or be thrown upon the tender sold for investment; but the weather, during the last two or bles of gas are immediately formed, and there is taken from favourable tesult to the harvest will eruth it, because prices : Jolan Brooks, (180) R I;oeneY, from Laguira, 320 serous 28 bales Dispensaries Office, 1. Fenwick-street; 24th Sept. 1838.
,
•1/ cotton, Ackers, Oreenshield. and co-37 serons cotton, J Kearsley
mercies of the wing new poor law. three days.having been fine, and novr apparently settled, the the nitric acid three-fifths of its oxygen. Nitric oxide is co- will not he felt oppressive; an unfavourable resell wi
a (1 S - -1 bale do, W H I. Syers-about ISO tons copper ore,
lourless, and it is 11 defeat the ho es of the aeitafors as then the answer n un
impossible for the eye to distinguish it from equa y , p „ ~ , • pREMIUMS oy INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
Whether the difference in the expense of raising corn demand was neither so lively or extensive as in the early Bolivar Minima Association-1 box plants, Imrie and Tomlinson-
atmospheric air, to which it is similar in specific gravity. It is obvious, that the corn-laws have repealed themselves and Ido Ackers Greenshields and co-I box contents unknown, A%V ' •
in this .1) l I I • 1 • • •
country be attri uta ioto t le comparative y part of the week.-English and Irish Flour, of which the is, however; characterized by this property, which is not no longer exist. All men dependent on agriculture will set Fowl:, mti •- a : . LONDON 2.7. LIVERPOOL. Outward. 1 Home.
higher rate of taxation or rents, is oflittle moment ; for supply continues very small, was in modetare, lint not in free possessed by any other gas whatever, that, when allowed to their f
.aces against it as instant and ineviteble ruin. All ma- Elizabeth Moore, (211) J. Cummine, from Laguira, about 260 tons (Sailing before 12th J an.) -
neither tile one nor the other can be reduced Without request, the samples of European offering still interfering i ' 123 a -
mingle witil atmospheric air, it unites with its oxygen and nufacttn•ers capable of looking beyond their noses win unite copper ore,•liolivar Alpierirg Assoe_ation- . scrons cotton, 1 bag , . to .... .... after let Atig.
emcee I box guaco; Ak s, Greenshends and co-325serons cot- a arnance .. • 25s Od 6Os Od 40s MI 6 50s0d
generates very remarkable red fumes by which nitric oxide against it from a clear perception that the money. given .to
injury to the manufacturers themselves. I
r l!le whigs with the sale of other descriptions, and preventing any im- e • , ton, .1 la.earsley and Son-1 cask 1 box contents unknoem, Nio- Leeward Isl. Dame. Se Berbice. 20 0 --a• '0 0 20 0-25 0
did II 'd
k h• •Ilf • fb d'll •111) I'l h ' '
can be very rea i y etectem norertoma m t is sti oreigners or rea wi eventua v eapp lei to t e enemion Honduras - - 30 0- 35 0 340 0 -350 0
ce,iti Brothers-I box do, A Powles-Cg D
say that they cannot possibly reduce the taxalen of the provement upon our last quotations, which may be repeated more remarkable I shall fill this globe with oxygen instead of of mills and factories ;thread ; and all men °fevers? clisi who Cavelier, (116) II W Conley, from Carthagena, 20 scronacon- New York, Boston 2O 0-23 0 15 0-20 0
country, and their fio•ures prove the truth of tiThirstate atmospheric air by first remsomne the latter Itiy means of the do not wish,to see Britain dependant upon the wilier foreign- tents unknown, J .Maury and Solis.-From Savanfila, 30 bales cote Charleston, Sayannah - 20 0
to-day.
tient; and, therefore, as the same amount of taxes must ' air pump. and then connecting the globe with a vessel con- ers for ehe prime necessary of life-exposed to the danger of ton, D Q.Henti.ques and co-265 do. 100 salted hides, 28 tons Nice- •'ew Orleans
Ba-!ev Malt, Beane, and Pease, continuing. to meet very . . , ZiMean ' • lath Jan 4O 0-CO 0 310 0 -35 a 0
be raised, the agriculturist can only be relieved by , "• ' taming oxygen. If we place this globe of oxygen in con- instantaneous famine declared against her countlessenanu- ragu.a wood, 6,11,0ns fematicene2ml e
1 ' fnrosm(iNiihni'eci'Vtre--o C 16797 s tit dox Canada.' ' SO 0- 35 0 30 0- 40 0
ittle ettentioe 'were rather depressed in value. Oats and nection with a jar of nitrid oxide very red, dense fumes are facturing population, or reduced to a precarious reliance on .Malcolm. PM/. J. mi am ... ._na t _
e.. ,_ ' e 1-2 British North America 3O 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0
throwing a greater port ion of the taxes upon the manu- 1 ' ' ' hides, G Barker and co-uae dry ox hides, M Crackan and co-
Oatmeal, in l
tae absence of country buyers, were taken off immediately produced. By this means we have nitrous acid, her own colonies for support-will equally declare in defence dry ox and cow do. order-6 bales hair, G Barker and co-6 bales Newfoundland 25 0- 30 0 20 0- 30 0
lecturers. Carry this also to the subject of rents, and Brazils - 30 0 20 0- 60 0
the same result will be seen to be inevitable. If the very sparingly, and hardly supported late prices. which can be collected in a solid form by condensation and of the ithprescriplible right of the British farther, aad the horse do, order-order-4 do, J Fishwiek-2 do, G Leake-4 cases
cold. These red fumes are easily soluble in water, and we vital interests of the empire.--Netocastle Journal. contents unknown, J Dugdale and co-7 bales wool, 55 bales 14 River Plate - 10 0 00- 0 0
rents be reduced, as they would be very materially if M1N...........,...1.16,30.M151M0S find that by their combination we procure a very powerful SINGTJLAF: INSTANCE OF PRESERVATION.-On Wednes- pipes merchandfze, 44 pipes Ihf pipe 2qr pipes tallow, order- Eastelnelies , . - 50 0 40 0-50 0
9 'esl9 hf pipes tallow, 3564 horns a Quantity old mill stones Company s Ships 4O 0- 5a 0 45 0- 50 0
the corn law was repealed, agricultural property would
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. acid, more powerful than nitric acid. Nitric oxide supports day evening last, as the workmen were sinking the new pit B2ir • ' ' t e ' Batavia
arker and co-P D 40 0- 50 0 45 0- 60 0
be proportionably reduced in value; and then, as the combustion under particular circumstances. If the nitric at Newton, belonging to Messrs. Fernandes and Co., a tre- UNITED STATES. New South Wales - 50 0 40 0- 60 0
oxide be very powerfully heated it is decomposed; thus when mendous stream of water from some old works burst in upon Cane of Good Hope - 40 0 30 0-40 ' 0
.taxesare imposed according to the value of the property, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.-Wind S E.• a, (800) it Fisher, from City PointaVirginia, 129 casks tobacco, Africa 25 0 - 110 0 31 0 -120 0
a body introauced into it is burning very feebly it is extin- them, and soon filled the shaft to the depth of ten Yards. All Se
afar less amount of taxes would be raised from the ARRIVED.-Roscoe. Delano, for New York-Falcon, Mears. from
. guished, but when it is burning very powerfully it continues hands fortunately escaped, with the exception of one indivi- •
Rathbone Brothers and co-168 do, Hunter and Alexander-200 Gibraltar - 25 0 15 0- 20 0
agriculturis t resent • and then aciain as tile
ts than a p , Barbados-James Lemon. Lege, from liOnduras-Ida Maria, . do, A H Gilliai-97 do, W A and G Maxwell-50 do, W and S Lima, Valparaiso, Sac.
its action and decomposes the nitric oxide. Nitrous oxide is dual. named John Ramsdeu, a man with a wife and two
' ' ' Behrent, from Danzig-Helen, Taylor, from Trieste-Britannia, Irvin-25 do, Evans and Trokes-180 do, J and W Oxley and co- Malta, Sicilm&c. - 31 0 20 0-25 0
, same aniount of taxes must continue to be raised, the -, from ditto-Rodolph, -, from Palermo. a substance somewhat resembling nitric oxide. It is well children. This poor man was left in the pit, and given up 62 do, do, no consignee-26 do, C Humberston-50 do. J Maury & Smyrna and:Constantinople
agricultural deficiency must inevitably be made up bY SAILED.-Bahamian. Tizard, for Calcutta-Joseph Winter, Hod- known under the name of laughing gas, but as its intoxica- for lost; his life, however, was miraculously preserved. Sons-437 bales cotton, Wildes, Pickersgill andco-K D Malaga
son, for Mauritius -Hibernia, Cohb. for New York-Ellen German, ting qualities have not been practicatly applied I shall pass Finding escape at the shaft impossibte, he Made his way to a Concord, (306) •E Harding,, from New Orteans, i 7 bales cotton, Madeira
~
the manufacturers in some way or other ; unless in- E Heath and co-28 do, T Dixon and co-1.9 do. Baring Brothers Western Isles, Cape de Verde 2O 0-30 0 20 0-25 0
Blundell, for Leghorn-Jack Tar, M•Greeor, for Athens and Con- it ever with thi9 notice. One very important application of rather elevated part of the pit, but not sufficiently raised to
' deed, the nation is become bankrupt, which no honest Tl' B d f 11 1 *
stantinople- wren, ur es, or . a ta. a compound of nitrogen is in the manufacture of gunpowder, keep off the water; his life was dependent upon the agency arth co tobacco order-1 lihd tobacco W Modsley Lisbon
-290 do, 87 hints . , , , . 15 0 - '2O 0 , 15 0- 20 0
• . -48 do Evans and Trones-10 do, J and W Oxley and co-131 uo, Cadiz - 25 0 13 0- 25 0
man or patriot would wish to see, however careless the --- and the artificial fires. Gunpowder is composed of charcoal, of the surronnding air, which had been forced to the Point WII Gilliat-K D France - 10 0 : 7 6- 10 0
whigs may be upon the subject. It is quite clear that ude White sailed from Alexandria for this port sth Se 4
Gertr , . „ • . _ I
Science, Baker, salted from Smyrna for this port aah Sept saltpetre, and sulphur, in proportions which differ in differe.nt that he had chosen as a place of refuge by the sudden rushin Huron, (582) G C Boardman, from New Orleans,
g 962 bales cot- Holland - 10 0
the interests an 1 welfare of the agricultural and commer- Triton, ---, hence and AMIN, at Constantinople - countries. The proportion of saltpetre, however, is 75 Rer of the itnmense stream. At. this point, the condensed air, ton, A Dennistoun and co-192 do,W and J Brown and co-561 do. Hamburg, Bremen, am - 10 0 76- M 0
cial,port* f th .
ions 0 e communi y
t t are so inseparably Redbreast, Millard, hence and Syra, at ditto cent. In the manufacture of gunpowder there are two cir- 1 ' I 1 t d • If ff 1 ff t 1. • t
nine unit i e o expan itse , o ere( an e ec ua rests ance .
order-54 do, W Mills-42 do, 3 Lockett-12 casks shooks. I cook- Gottenburg, Stockhohn
me crate Robinson Brothers and co-W D Petersburg Riea. &c.
15 0- 20 0 15 0 -25 0
Marmora. Barnes. hence, at ditto • cumstances which require to be taken notice of; the first is, '
to the further progress of the flood, and afforded a safe but
bound'up together, that the ruin of the one would al- Firefly, Easter, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed sth .
that the saltpetre should be perfectly pure. The saltpetre of uncomfortable asylum for the incarcerated man. In this situ- tobacco, J and W Oxley and co-86 do, limiter and Alexander- -
Queen 'Adelaide, (406) A Barstow, from New Orleans, 108 hhds Oporto ' n 15 0-20 0 15 0 - 0-0
.
Most !immediately be followed by the ruin of the other. September for this port
.. . commerce is frequently contaminate-d
with inuriate or nitrate
t New A ork, 2d Auvst tint] he remained' from Wednesday morning at ten o'clock 1 do, W Modsley-341 hales cotton. Humphreys and Biddle-156
This must unavoidably be the case from the very cir- t_Mige=, Osborne. hence,
antt 2(.1 A e t '-
•nt, Ball, hence. at ti o, • Imes of magnesia and nitrate of soda. The salts of magnesia are until past two on Sunday, rather more than sixty-eight hours. do, Hagan, Magee and co-89 do, Wft J Brown & co-459 do. Or- PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION,
cumstance of their each forming part of the same corn- Paragon, Doyle, and Edwina, West, hence, at ditto, 3d deliquescent, and so is the nitrate of soda. The admixture From the time the accident happened, every exertion was ford & Ramsden GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sept. 21.
munity. And •bl f the menu- Portsmouth, Wilson, and Tecumseh, Suplam,hence, at ditto, 6th of either of these substances would, therefore, communicate made to clear the pit and two gins worked by horsee Dale, (438). It Burton, from New Orleans, 6 packages contents
_a we see no posst e way o South America Barstow, hence, at ditto.sth their property of becoming moist to the gunpowder, and it were brou I • t . • ~. . ' - . , ' unknown. J Kearsley and co-2 do, 80 hhds tobaceo, Sadler, Fenton Mails made '
glt into operation in anuition to the engme, put Last Packets Next Packets
and co-74 Mitts do, J and A Banter-37 bales cotton. Leech, Har- DEV'INATION. up in
Sailed. Due.
f cturer really benefiting, himself but by his going over Transit, Wins(); ; Frances Ann, Soule ; Niagara, Pike, and Mara- would not burn well, If again, the charcoal used is verY not in the expectation of saving Ramsden's life. On Satur- rison and co -214 do, C 4 Green and Son-176 bales 177 hf bales do, ' Lomloa.
with his manufacturing knowledge, and machinery, than, - 'hence at Boston
Susannah C mming, Salter, h
*if ' ence at Portsmouth much burned its ashes avi'll contains a quantity of carbonate day mornine, on letting down a man into tire shaft, it was order-60 do, F and .1 at ill-41 do, Whitaker, Carter and co-2e2 - -
and so forth, into the countries where corn and taxes Mary, Fianna, hence at Portland of potash, which is likewise deliquescent, and cause the pow- found that the pit was nearly filled with the black damp, and do, J Holland and co-5 do, E Heath and co-5 do, S R Healey-72 Holland
are so much lower. There is, to be sure, the alterna- Dolphin, Roche, hence for Halifax der to he subject to become moist. These things being at- so certainly was his death calculated on that orders were do. W 2nd J Brown and co-82 do, Purton, Parker and co-10 do, Hamburg S.: Swed Tues. &.Fri. Tues. & Satur.
tive of putting a complete end to the ruinous system Cumberland, liven hence at •
power, and Wakefield, Sul . , . Quebec tended to, the manufacture of gunpowder is perfectly me- given foi his coffi
Brandon. Lewis, hence at Havanna, and sailed fur New Orleans n, in order that he might be placed in it as
chanical, the granulation being effected by pressure through soon as he was brought out. Ramsden. however, had acted :we doe., and J Taylor and co-m 19 do A Dennistoun an d Lishor
G Fiftsr-lear Davenoort rind co---1 • • ' .'
WIT: t•O, . ....., .vr, • • ' . .
6do 1 Wilson and co-K D Itladeira ... . •
s Iberia.
Sept. 17. Tagus,
Sept. 23.
of quackery and free trade, and of strictly preventing on the 2lst Aug. bert morris, (114, J ii. i ellilllB, from New Orleans, 2a5 bales Spain & • ibralt. J
sievea. , with caution. Aware of the daneer from foul air he had c&ton conmann and Stolterfoht-goo ao W and J Drown and co Males •nd Greece anclß• t •d• •
t . •• . a tit ee ..Sept. 17.
the exportation of machinery and unfinished goods of Chieftain, Peg . e
-Mrs hene f I Ir'a was s o'en on th
or A exam i , p e 13th
Sulphur is not limited to the mineral kingdom. It is also ke h• If ,-- • • .• ' h • ll' • Idl - '• ' . -' ' .
pt itnse awake the whole to the time, and never ventur- -163 do, Hump rea s ait( et e-5 do, Bailey Brothors and co- Egynt and India .. 4th Saturday Sept. 3.
. . instant, in lat. 3., long 8
every description. The manufacturer would thus be Rival, Sutherland, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Nassau on met with in the animal and vegetable dorninons, but in very ed from his retreat until Ile ascertained that the dafiger was 116 do, J M Ball and co-G6 du, 11 Smith and co-1 (10, 11 Heath alacteira
far more benefited than lie ever Can be by the nostrum the 20th AIM. minute quantities. In the aannal kingdoms it exists in the over by hearing approaching footsteps. -We understand his and co-40S do, 3 L Aerowsmith and en-41 do. order-61 do, T Bratil &B. Ayres each month Septa 7. ' Oct. 26.
.Eliza Saunders. hence for Constantmeple, was spoken on the brain and in the bones, and in the eggs of birds, owing to first exclamations ‘' G 1 b tl kd,"" C • bl • and j. D. Thorne/y-1,9 do, Wildes. Pickersgill sand co-49 do, America.,...• •• • Ist Wednes. Skylark, Sept.B. Delight; Oct. 6
:of corn law repeal, which we doubt whether evcn the - . were, is( ema e . Jou ess
Bth Sept. in lat. 38, long. 10 Purton Parker and eo-4 do W Mozeley-34 hhils tobacco, Rath- sin:mai L'ward Ist
. . • which silver spoons are discoloured upon using thetn in eating you!" We had almost -forgotten to state that several din- b at' l' d Vn *
one ermaers an, CO.- .._ 'lay of 11 11 13 Pieeon Raneer
aim. Se HaYti- each Mont -* * ' . r''
.' "
. :'..-; "IBM% ,pr off iga t e, unprincipled, and reckless as they Ellen, Gilt, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Demerara on the ,
Me eggs or poultry. In. a variety of plants of the cabbage ners and a few. bottles of ale were left in the place where sar,,h.parker, j Davis. from New Orleans, e 145 hales cotton, NV Lagniir•t h Sept. e. Oct, 2e.
•
truly. are, seriously intend; otherwise than as a delu- Si th Aug. and stock family, there is a quantity of sulphur, which is the Ramsden had retreated, which- he happily-, got hold of.. We , anti J Beown and co-236 doellumphreys an Biddle-aWi D. s
Mexice •nd He- a 13-1 h . day of .H.M.B.Expres' teepee . „
sion upon thi manufactiirers and a bugbear to the from Manilla at Anjier for London
Arntralia, -, , ,
A ,Penhallow. hence at New Orleans cause of the bad smell exhaled by the plants when in a state _w as recoeei from itei n ss
understand ether be it to ft • ' lleg . 'i ei e. e -Fergus, ‘429) J Cornforth, trona Apalach /cola, 879 bides cotton, vana... ...... 5 ertil month. Sept. :7. Stmt. 20;• ''''
agriculturists, and thereby the promotion of their own Grace, Reid, and Henry Hood. -, hence at Virginia of decomposition. From the mineral kingdom however, it and depression which is itiddei ilid• deploreble condition Molyneux, Withexa?n. and
semm24l do, orderea74 do, T W Smith f Jamul. Ltward. 15th d f 1 "1 1• -
ee. . . . - party mid tallish purposes. Glasaow,Swanton. hence at Baltimore is that the sulphur of commerce is always obtained. It is had ottasioned,....wesi Riding Herald, and co-18 do, A A Gower and Nepliew-I0 do, netted and Car. 1 Isl. k Hayti. •, • ay 011 .., ;B. linemen - , Tynan,
. j each Month. Sept, IT. 'Oct, 10.
0111105 vieenta, Harris, hence at Philadelphia i atmll pees plank; for exportstlon-Q D
, Carhttaena, . , , . ,I ,
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LONDON GAZETTE.—TunDAY, SEPT. 25.