The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-13 00:00:00

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4 -- . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. '
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Pottrp. ,IRELAND.
. - - MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIEF FROM PAIN.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.
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t - - -rjEFAY'S GRAND POMMADE.-Thisa extraordinary
STANZAS ON A CHI LD.SLEEPING. (From. the Tipperary Constitutional.) versation and whose flow of anecdote in private life transcended It Prepaeation cures, by two or three external applitations,
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It has been attributed to the conservative press of Ireland, even his public efforts, told a variety al talei of the Kingswood Tic Douloreint, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, and Sciatica, 1
Calm as in death those little eyes are closed, that the outrages with which they teem are, if not inventions, colliers, (Kinswood is near Bristol,) in one of which he repre- and all painful Affections of the Nerves,. giving. instantaneous ' 50
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Still lingers on those parted bps a smile, .at least gross exaggerations or the actual facts. Now, there sented an old collier looking for. some of the unplements of his relief in the mostesevere paroxysms. It has been extensively
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And on that playful foreiead, half. disclosed, 'never was a More unfounded accusation than this. Every day trade, exclaiming, " Jan, what's thee mother done with the new employed in the public and private practice of several French 20
,Valls the light*: tutir; which, tremulous awhile, attests the truth and a,cor4ev or their statements, and the mis- coal sacks S" " Made pillow-cases on 'era," replied the son. physicians, who have declared that in no case have they found ne
Seems.rafted by sotne guardian angels' wing, : chievous woekings of that policy of their opponents, which seeks "Confound. her proud aeart !" rejoins the collier, " why couldn't it i. o fail in curing those formidable and tormenting maladies.. . 1
'That Vigil keeps above thee slumbering. to gloss over the misery and crime in which this miserable . she take roeld onee?"-A lawyer's .clerk, having occasioa to Si tice ite introduction into England it has in every case fully pe
' land and its people are steeped and withering ; and to give, serve a writ upon one of these worthies, was frightened from the maintained the high character its nnrivalled success has 01:: 6,_.
Child of the earth !to sorrow born by sin, . - like the hectic of consumption. a false and hollow glow of health attempt by the threats of the collier. He Made an affidavit of Wined 'for it on the •COntinenta Patients who had for years. fl.„.
How awful in thine infancy art thou ;
and happiness to the disease and rottenness that lurks beneath: the Nets in order to indece the court to dispense with the per-. drawn on a miserable existence, and many who had lost theuse. eh
There is a mighty, siiirit breathed within
By, Win WhoSe image beams upon thy brow, 'Ffie•dav is not-far distant.whea the contrasthetween those wile sonal sei aiee of the process; one pnrtion of thjs asseveration of their limbs by rheumatism and paralysis, have, by a 'few ap- he
Whose pOlV'er alfici;s4ll.Y- framed and fashioned- thee fearlessly tell the publicr mind the actual condition of Ireland ran as follOws :-" The 'seid defendant, on seeing the wt•it,. pro- plicatioes, been restored to health, strength, and comfort, after • in,
ne
To bear I sceniblinee Of 'DWinitY• ' - • and its inhabitants, and the perverse and Nine assertors of the duced a blunderbuss and threatened. to blow this deponent to. electricity, galvanism, blistering, veratrine, morphia, colchium,
; growine tranquillity and improvement of liotli, will be made ape hell. Aed this deponent verily believes would have done so." and all ttie usual remedies, had been flitted useless. hi asto-
-0 that thy en
' .I•;•qtariat_perity eis'ould last, e et - . .
! parenL. It
.ie impossible to unaeine any. essertion more mon-
. Unstaiued,sensulliaa beethis world of strife; Roy AL SeonTs.-Lnuis the Eleventh ordered the abbot of .nishing and almost. miraculous. effects •have also been= expe- .
strous aed. untette, thap thet Ireland is, heceming tranquil
B • • f t a d •h h d k is f • •e t•
aigne, a man o gees wi ,an a o a a nat. o ins n mg. .
rienced in the cure of Nervous. a
• nd Rheumatic Pains of the' it
Net ooe repentant sigh-to. mourri the Past, Head and Face • Paralytic Affections Contracted and Stiff •
, Or peaceeleleaeNot an impression of. ours issues that is cot el,
-Nei care ewe sperow mar the peace of 'life ; ' . • ; new musical iestruments, to get him a concert of swine's voices,
J • CI dl' S • ll' ' P • f' I) Ch and Bones.;
(tints, eanu ar see ings, ains o t e est
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,": Or, if 'assailed,' by•eirtue alined be fight, - • .• . loaded Ayith,...,,tiarratives or mUrders outrages and. attempts . . . . .
thinkinget impossible. The abbot ' accordingly' mustered up a
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at assassination. ot a week passes . that we ave no ,s icia s
Tomptatiol7 conquer. its thy Maker'S might.' .• • • . . . number of hoes of several ages, arid placed them under a pa- ' Chronic Rheumatisna,.Pelpitation of the. Heara
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of. critninals,•passtrig, earoagh our town to add still more to spiratioe, Rec. It requieesno restraint from .he ' ess or Plea- oi.
Mayshe Watch o'er thee-may his.spirit moye . i
tae tenaats.. of the vied ; a Yilion covered with velvet (before which lie had •a sound-board,
. sure. :. It does not cause any eruption,. and- ''y be applied; to
t d ith c • b of Is th
.pain e
,_ w . a erten' num er . -eys,) n
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s Makin. an organ •
sq.ehy young sonl, and leedthee in the.wase ' . ,; ' civil ferce• of the .couutryn,d ititihrli'v'9l a rlsCiet reetaocrtherad
c„bpyi: hoef
a •k •d the most beautiful skin without fear of ij s .
• NV-herein thy steps should go---eaod, With.celeatial loite,l ' mounted s Id• • st d 1 •th • lus a eare I.§ '
~. ,o, lei y,. an, , guar et .wi .as ,jea u. ,_ . .• , and ae he played on the keys with . tittle stukes,'which pric e -
. .Guard every action lest thougo-astray : ' - : if' they ewere :led . Captive through ari , enemy's country. tliealedasahe made them cry in such .a. tune .end concert, es Sold by the appointment of Jeae Ly, the, Inventor, by hie 'Ai
highly delighted the king and the court. Is there not in this sole AgenL•Stirling„ „Chemisa No: 86, High-stieet, Whitechae in
.• Thns may hlisarrn protect in time tOCoMe, ' . ' ' Yes, hear ,it, ye babblere about trengaillitc ! • Thhey•prisouers: . • el- who will. answer anyinquiries-(if by letter, post paid)- re-
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Until thou reachest' heavee=-the pilsatim'a home. ' ' ' 1 •
• • were odged in the gaol of this 'tuvrn• en Seturday. last, being story .eornething .coyert as- to the.usualereatment of the people P ,
.by kings?-Farener's Magazine. ..- spectingia. apd also,show letters re.,ceived feom numero.us pa-
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. ' . pm EGA: -- the co'ntribiaion.of flie county for one week-231 have been
Cour: . , ppy . . . tients who have benefitedtby its applicetion. It can be sent to- se
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• Ty RATES --We are ha to observe that the cou • •
' n% any part of the 'worldeupen, enclosing a eemittanCe, and any., 0
- 1 : _ cornmitted stnee ..2ath July. lei% being little more than five. -
THE FIRST ASCENT OF. MR GREEN'S NEW weeks; there-.are 'at preSent near •100 in the. gael, and it is very, treasurer has received -thesum of five thousand amends from th part of London, carriage free. ,Seld in Pots at 4s. 6d. each.
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' STUVEXPOUS,.BALLOON. , generally believ'ed 'there must be a commission. issued to clear' v. on-accOun•t of. the iosecution and conveyance of con-
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vietse eThts sum has gone in relief cif the county rates and as ~
NOTICE'.-As there ii a 'sPurious imitation, it is requisite td' slt,l
' • ' ' the priion out, or it will be incapable of containing its wretched.
•t there is alsreaTecent vote ofXslo-000 by the HdaSe of CommonS
, . . . '• , • ' s,ee that the nathe " .1. W..Stirling,"'is •engraeed on' the Go-• .
On no previous occasion in the •aisin'als of aerostation has pub- tenants.. This is • a frightful .and a'ppalling state of things-1 , eernment Stamp, paeside the wrapper, -without which, security cc
lie curidsity- h'ee'n' SO' sttoniely 'excited as On that of the ascent' cis the ex enses of roseautions this t rent will make a
tower .. p . . p. , . g . .
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s. _ _ makes one's heart sick to:. thinl4, .of the deploralale depth of '
of this " Great Leviathan or the Air," which took place ves- ' hich 'the eo' le are sunk '
hurrian crime • and recklessness. in w ,p.p . . further material reductinn in ;the accounts ,of the current year., it cannot be genuine.
.7. ferdaye afteriebeti • feint- Vaexhallsgardens. - Long • berate -the . The loaentolairkdal p 'son wit also probably be paid in the• Agents':---C:Mawhood, 20,South John-street, Priestley, ASO- si
-Were the returns . we
.have given those of the entire country, , ,
e' 1' i - '' ' ' 11 Ha 11 Roberte Br dfaird Ra son Nealei Gerdes, Wag- -
doors were opened iz large -number -of persons -.were in waiting they' woeld be shocking to reflect epone but tie- find all this next year.• Ihe county may,. therefore,. reasonably expect ,a- .na .. Plve ~ . ~ .a . e w ,
for admission, while PL:ery. avenue trathe surroundieg neigh-. tremendoire. ainaunt of persons accused ,
et the -most serious. grea ref ucaen en e sums
.o e leeehaa,
_e a ai
t 1 P. ' th : t b I • ' fter r •sed fir county 'et/Iff and S'vrift, Liverpool; Bowman and Lavv, Barker, 'Taylor, m
bourhoticrpribeed forth' its hundreds, anti one' ta catch a iiiew Or ciimesin ope county is worse than herrify,ing. And let it also' P"r 6
poses. Thhe decrease of crime ..pueis
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..anthiehaatestiheesshaelledii. ' CheinistS istanchester; Scaieroft, Bolton ; Isherwood, Pres- le
toe ; abd. all Medicine-Venders. ' ' ' ' -
ftirnishes anot er ground of reasonable eepecteteam
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this unparalleled Wonder. Of the size Of this ballmin otr'rega- be borne Sin . miad that, with. the exception of the mirthern
lar readers are already • -h t f tl b • 'efit fth t
Aware, u or le en o ose w io, coontieeithere
.are few that do not contribute their quota ee. of expenditure, formerly very fleetly, and still I, f • beireg. . ,_ . • _ ,
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may not have seen a description of it before,' we reprint the f01..' a• • •" I thole ' •
c.utlpritse o "the state, of the country , an( , t eh. Tipperary s,
• 'arta, will undergo-further Chemist for the better. It requires i3g fli,3 Majehy',s floyal Authority. sc
constant mg PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S 'HYGEAN PILLS.
lowing extract from the prospectus issuen on tbe occasion :-*-- standsrominene4 fittward in the au nets of' iniquity, she has look• after to keep itlnsmoderate bounds. The ex- . .
• pense of eonducting offenders to priaotiemuet also lie rapidly .di-
" The baboon is 157 feet in- 'circumference; and' the extreme admirable adjunctsjtalier surrounding neighbours. .-100. R -the effectual exatepation of eveey species,attel:eympeom I ilf
height of the whole, when inflated, and with the car attached,' Will this state of things .be endured much longer-will the . g•
- . minishin . The.prospect of a reduCedconnty eXpeediture thus'
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.11 of the SY,philitie Disease,and the many
,disorders aelsing reorn a
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is 80 feet. It is formed or 2.000 vards of crimson and white Pmtestant ery direction - Corees oudent- of the talicaster
npens in. ev . p „ . . , . _ r m .
iniproPeiat eat ' ent . . s-
people' of .Ireland Suffei the country to be ever,V hour
silk, imported in a raw state from Italy 'expressly, for the pure sl Prepared and sold by the eole. Proprietnr, at No.-;54. Seel- ; _
. pose. 'lt contains 70,tX)0 cubic feet of gas. AS a matter of more and Mere progeeseingtewards tetal anarchy and eourusiane Gazette. •
without. -at least ail efferalor its salvati"o ? . .
' We understand that the distribution of fourpenny silver .street, leiverpool. (four doors fawn Slater-sereet) in boxes at
curiosity, it may be stated. that the inflated silk will suetain au .We would just ask the gentry of this county to answer the pieces is now likely to'become more general. A large quantity . .
• • ' ' 2s 9.1 'and are 'Gd each '''
I ' le '' • die t• sh t t take theee Pills
, atmospheric pressure.of 2a,433,6001b5., or 9122 touse Tee net, 'following gaestions t-Are, uot the aiolice stetions generallts has this.weele been iseued at the bank, end' forwarded eat° the , (*eWit 1 each oa, ie given i• a ion 'ov.ea7 . ,• .
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' and observations on pomte. beneficial to Abe petient. swing hints I
work which euvelopes the silk is of hetep, and the car of beSketa obliged to beeloeated near their derriesnes, to preveut, hesome intinufacturing,districts.
worth knowine, by those who are; or have been. sufferers from -' 11
work ; the grapple. or anchor, is of wrought iron, and will be • - •
measure; their cattle from being houghed-their corn and bay Vpwayds of 3,000 passengers pass lies steam between Hull encl.' •
attached to an elastic In.lian rubber cord, from the factory of ' burned, and their plantations and trees being destroyed and•cut London' weekly., , . ..
stills dreadful eqad•-devastating malady. . a,
. "Venienti occurite morbo." t 1
Mr. Sievier, This will prevent, in a,great measure, any sudden down? Are not they whee travelling on their nrdinary business.. ,The farmers of ' Jersey have lately been robbed of their beau- '" Oppose the'diseaSe in its • infancy." si
jerk in stopping the balloon in roughweather, whereby so many and the most trivial distances, obliged. to have themselves awl' ' -
.accidents have occurred." -We May add, that .the silk is ex- • their servants as completely armed as .if they were journeying, ' tiful Alderney cowse add elso of.horses, to a great extent, by , ,f,
thieresewho have 'deliberately led them down to the quay as ,' These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies--2tis thus, 13
co-operatine• with thefoe of God and man, thou degradest hu- St
. ceedingly thick in the fabric, and wove in a peculiar manner. througti the mountain fastnesses of the Pyrennees ? Are net, .
The gores are united by a cement invented by Mr. Green, of a their own property, aud put them on board the English steamer.
their 'houses et• nighe barred and bolted, as if.a.civil wee, with •. e , .- , , est , t r • ~ '
'man nature and blasteth the'dnening proipects of' h- is' ' fe- . ,c'
ueen s ays, the In- icity. -BLAIR. .
naturesso tenacious as to prevent all chance of separation. all its bitten& tertors; had burst upon the land? Is there a It is said to be intenaeu to convert te es -e(
. . niskillen Dragoons ' and the Seventh Dragoon Guards into re- So said Professor Swedour,• when he disco e,d hie. grand' _
. On the doors being thrown open, the balloon was found to lie night that they- can lie down with security; or be unaPprehen-
already one-half inflated, the process, from the extraordinaty sive that some injury ar outrage may not be attempted towards m nts 'of light cas; lry; for the pnrpose •of takin„o th;ir share PANACEA for this 'Complaint, 'The "Hanean ills." '(!lien un-'
-size of the machine, baying commenced as early as ten o'clock. themselves, or iptlicted on their property or tenants? There is ine to the ig t nown.to t e anna s me Ica tscover e- as a specific reme-
it4r.lf foereign duty,- whi% hitherto has been cont. d l• h' k h I of- cl. 1 cl.
dragoons'. dy to exterminate from the system, tha • truder on the , plea- el
About two o'clock a sudden change took place in the weather, but one answer to these' interrogatories, and that is, an admit--
sures frequently imbibed in moments inebriation, or thought-. B
_ .and from that hour until past four o'clock it rained incessantly : 1 in•ured b fa
sion ofebe trath of all. Ought not then soine effort to be made Mrs. Graham,. who was severe v j y a 11 from her
'but the ardour of the lovers of aerostatics appeared to be while-power remains-to do it, aed before all of Protestant life balloon, is now in a state af perfect conveleseefice. lessness : never did a discovery excite. a .greater sensation; it
. was seught after with avidity, and .used with undeviating 11
nothing daunted by the unto.ward occurrence, for they flocked and propel ty is swallowed up in this terrible vortex of crime, to' Pnieosperiv.-" Delightful prospect. Sam," said Mr. Pick-
into .the, gardens regardless of• the " pelting of the pitiless effect something of a re-action-to suppress the incipient rebel- wick. " Beats the chimbley pots, sir," teillied, Mr. Weller, euccess in the most minute and intricate cases of 'the delicate si
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storm," many elegantiv-dressed•women not even opening their lion that is so daringly and so mischievously raising its front touching his hat. " I s.uppose you .have hardly seen anything cam taint 'forthe cure of which, they have been so long cele. _
parasols to shield them from the rain, for fear of obscuring their amongst us, and to save the wretched and infatuated peepi)e but chimney pots and bricks and mortar, alryour life, Sam " bratepd. 'Phe fame•of theee Pills throughout Germany, .caused • (f
view of the balloon. By a little after two the balloon was nearly from the consequences of their madness and wickedness. N e ' e t en spee y tntroduction into a most every country,. atir ad- , (,
Said Itl r. Pcckwick, smiling. "I worn't always a boots, sir ' eh . ' d. ' '. ' . .l . I ' '
two-thirds filled, and raisins., its enormous crown. waving grace- hear of addresses to the King, from the enemies of social order said Mr. Weller, with a shake of the head. "1 vas a vag- uresses were presenfed to. the talented Prcifessor .Swedotir -who -
filled the chair at Leeden University c neratulatory of the cite - 71
fully amidst the foliagee of the surrounding trees, began to ex_ and the authors of the wrongs of Ireland,. falsely asserting the giaer's boy, once." "Viten wa's that ?" inquired Mr. Pick-
hibit its extraordinary dimensions to the view of the spectators, tranquillity of the country, and its confidence in his ministers; Wick. " When I was first pitched neck aud crop into the. a he certainty wit wic t ey were continua y e..e
' 'eudinetanee. T :. - .h h' h°- ii -' • 'll B'
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d• can be attested by many thousandssiefact during
who were loud and unanitiestis in their expressions of admire- -why should not his loyal Protestant subjects adopt a similar- 'world, to plaa at leap-frog with its trotibies,". replied; Sam. al th the inse arable companion
tion at the magnificent spectacle whichet presented. shortly measure, and go and lay. their warm, earnest supplications at was a carrier's boy at start iu' : thee a vagginer'e, then a helper, • t 1 ong coneinent_ wee_ ey.were,
after four a. favourable change appeared on the face of the the throne of their Sovereign ? Why not, in the. respectful but . then a boots. l'sloW Prn a' 'gen'lin'n's• Servant. I shall be.a.
.. on was entertained What Medicine Can be '
ana safeguard of the soldier, in en cases up•here the slightest ,
euspicion of infecti .. . _ _ .
' heavens, at which time it became apparent the inflation was firm language of devoted subjects, tell him that he is duped, he gen'lm'n myself on'e of these days, peithaps, with a. nipe in my
nearly completed, the balloon.having assumel the form of an is deceived, he is imp(ised upon-that he has been told a tissue inouth, and a summer-house in die back garden. Wl° knows? more appropriate than that which has , given such generalisatis-
immense pear. , About half-past four o'clock, the raiu having of lying fabrications to keep in office a set of Men as unprin-• I shouldn't be surprised, for once." " You are quite a philu- factiota. The li.v.ge.ati pills',eoot oet eve?. pare of th;.ins.did- e
ous poison purifyine in their progresst e who e mass o flui s,
subsided, preparations. for the ascent .was commenced; they, cipled as they are mischievous; 'and that while his ear has been', sopher, Sam," suia Mrs Piekwick. "It runs in the femily; I u ' ' • ' -
net onl • remove the disease but renovate by their action
however, occupied nearly two hours the power of the balloon filled with forgeries and misrepresentations as to the improve- If lieve, sir," replied-Mie Weller. "My father's wery much in -
-several times raising a large party of the L division of police, ment and condition of his Irish subjects-the great majority of that line, now.
„If my mother-in-law blows hiin up, he whistles. -e.. . ,
Itiniff:rentyfunctions of thetay ' lling the grosser hu- • e
who had hold of the netting, from the ground, and notwithatand- them are in actual insubordination and dieloyalty, and stained She flies in a passion, and breaks his 'pipe; he steps out and • 1
mows nd in a manner so mlldan7rierinteierCeptible 'as to• con- • v
ing near 30 half hundred weights were also attached by ropes to with the perpetration of a thousand crimes; while the remain- gets another. fhen She screams very; loud, and falls into ' vinee the most sceptacalof their • astontshing and unequalled _
contain mercury or any other mineral,
the. stupendous machine. The inflation was under the direc- der, who cling fast and firm to his sceptre and his sway, stand 'sterics; and he 'smokes very.comfortable 'till she come to agM. '. l'''h • - "' • ' el"
and may be taken without the's ig test suspicion of iscovery-
ppwera they neither .
• tiOIS (AUG Hutchinson. The peculiarly heavy state of the at- in perpetual apprehension of the security of their lives and the That's philosophy sir, an't it." " A very good substitute for it, •
mosphere produced a weight of condensed air epon the surface maintenance of their liberties and properties. We therefore at all eveuts," replied Mr. Pickwick, laughine.-Pielswiek Club. they require no restraint of . diet,:liass of time, or hindrance of
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-of the balloon ef nearly half a ton, but so excellently had every. say, Protestants of Ireland, imitate the example of your ene- ,
. IMPORTANT Disc A ' • .
OVERT.- very important discovery has •
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,husiness. The Hygean Pills may be depended upon as a cer- •
tain cure hy persons of either sex, iti all stage's of a certaiu dis-
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thing been arranged, and so highly rarified was the gee, that mies, and appeal to your Sovereign ! !
been reported concerning the mineral:waters of a celebrated .
the balloon was sufficiently buoyant to have-taken up twenty TRANQUII.LITY IN IRELAND. fountain, situated near Recoara, a.village of Lombardy. They anl. period.when the slightest suspicion may,exist, it will be -
ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At :
people. To the other proofs of Ireland's tranquillity, the following are are .said to cure the malady_ of the stone, and, il the patient -
At five o'clock a large party of the nobility and gentry were- to be added :- drinks the water for a certain time, he needs no other remel, fore the disease has made its appearance it acts- as a certain t
we I to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken' be- et.
admitted by tickets within the arena, where the inflation took TIPPERARY.- —Kirven, Esq., was nearly murdered at for the calculus will divielee into small portions, and preciti e
place. Among them were the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, • Caraganoddv on Sunday,and lies in a hopeless condition. Two the necessity of an operation. A Tyrolese, aged 70,1 was eured ;
. weventive removing the complaint effectually and secretly.
/The deplore' ble state in which many perions hive been when I
Lord Worcester, Sir W. Abdy, Colonel Stanhope, Pembroke-
house ; Lord Hamilton Chichester,' Captain Phillip" s; Lord Gra- , .ef the'assassitls are in custody. •Quinleric's house, near Pukawtt, last year by this means, and Dr. Breda, a skilful physiciap, has . visiting the proprietor, from the use of mercury; renders it im- ,
was attacked on Monday night and fired into. Twenty-three . peblished a memoirs:if the case,- which•is saidlo leave no doubt - •
hate, NI r. Cosby, Lord Coventry, Rear-Admiral Sir Tremayne g S
perativelYneceisary to caution the public against that. dan er-
Rudd, Witnpole-street ; alr. Rice Trevor, Stratton-street ; Mr. laming of Manuelle Andrews, near Cloghjordan, were shorn on upon the subject. •- - . ''' eus Mineral when injudiciously administered. 1
J. J. Clarke, Cambridge-place, Camberwell New-road; Mr. '
Tuesday Nineteen lambs of Ryan, within two short MANSLAUGHTER.-LANcAsHIRE FIonTING.-An , inquest s ' Dr..•Davieson will a.ten...
t 14' daily 'at his residence, No. 54, Seel
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Rice, Captain Hall, Lurd Palmerston, Lady Codrington, Eaton- m.iles of the town of Ninagh, were sum r y serve on the same has been held on the body of George Tutker, of -131ackley, who -street, Liverpool, frorn-Eiglit in the morning-until Ten-et night i
square, and party ; Count d'Orsay, Lord Sunderland, Lord ntaht: ; ' died in consequence of injuries inflicted upon hien by' a Man (en Sundays' from Nina till. Two,' where he gives advice to al' /
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George Lennox, Lady Pellew, Mr. Joseph Jennings, King- . ItILDARE.-A few nights back, a quantity of rape straw, the named James Barnes. Barnes and the deteased were drinking applicants taking any of his' preparations, WITHOUT A pea. t
street. Portman-square; Mr. Collet, Belgraye-street, Belgrave- Property of Samuel Phelps, at Newburn, within three miles of together on the SundaY at Moston wakes. A quarrel took place, Letters. (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered bz re- (
ihe town of Kildare, was malicjoualy setonfireaud consumed. . when the deceased and the man With whom he was quarrelling turn, ind Medicines punctually transmitted to . any ad ress,
square; Captain Beaufort, Admiralty; Mr. Wrotteslev, Black-. ji, •
HRMANAGH.-Ao industrious Protestant farmer, named . were turned out of the house. As a punishment foe breaking otth,er by initials or name. • 1
heath ; Mr. H. F. Downes Muswell-hill. Viscount Exmouth, • Armstrong was barbarously beaten.on his return front ,Trillick the peace, Barnes and some other men laid hold of the deCeased
George-street, Pall-mall • 'Mrs. Groves, Hyde Park-terraee, --e • ' ff d . .
air. The Government have o ere a
,reward, but the man is • and, gave him a ducking-in a pond, and when he got out of the . • I
Cumberland-gate; Mrs. 'Wria. Snoxell, Chancery-lane; Earl d • "WYEALTH, BE4trrY, and LONG LIFE.-An eminent
d of.
espaire . • • - 'water he struck Barnes twice.' Barnes then seized hold of hini „Jr"
and Countess of Charleville, Prince Lieven, Count Tobstoy, &c. Medical Writer has remarked, and experience has proved I
Cr,ARE.-A few nights past, Me. Filkington's house, in May- , arid pressed him to the ground, and as he lay there gave hint
Shortly afterwards the car, which on account of the weather had ~r - • the fact beyond dispute, that those who are.attentivOto keeping
ta Barony Kilpaven parish, was visited by a disguised and i lent ki nen The deceased was taken
been stripped of its splendid purple velvet covering. aud _gilded ' " - a •' T - two. v . cks on the ateloi . - . the stomach and bowels in proper order, preserve health; pre- c.
d d f fi h
arme party. o their eman or re-arms, e .returned a into the house add laid on the sofa - and in three or four hours vent disease, and generally attatn robust, cheerfuleandheelthy
eagles' heads, was brought forward with only a covering of refusal. The villains then fired into the house woundin Mrs • ' '' Mr Orton 'sur-
after the landlord sent him home 'in a cart. . ~. old age; for that truly desirable purpose - "
scarlet cloth, and attached to the ring to which the ropes of the p-
ilkin d ' 1 • h Th ' l g •
gton angerous yin t e arm. ey swore. oudly that .geon, attended him, but on the following day, about one o crock,
netting had been fastened. Twenty-four bags of ballast, each STIRLING'S STOMACH PILLS •
they would set fire to the thatch, and. burn all-the intnates to - men died On a post-mortem examination it
the.unfortunate , . . , , are particularly adapted, being prepared with the Sulphate .of .
weighing lelbs., were put within it, as were also- six 'carrier ,
deatli if the 1 ' d h • d d Th. • • -
y any onger resiste t en. eman . is intamt- f h • t
was found that death was oceasioned by a rupture o t e iu es-
pigeons aud a number of other articles. , Quinine, Extract' of Charnonaile Fl d h
owers an t e most choice
dated Pilkington's family. A .gun, the only weapon in the tines.. The.jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Stomachic and Aperient D ' ' ' • '
rugsaf the Materia Medica.
At twenty minutes to sac o'clock, every thingbeing then con- hou-e was surrendered. The tth t. el h • I
par y en•re ire , c eering a ong Barnes, who has absconded, and the coroner iSsued a warrant .
sidered ready, the following persons entered the car :-Mr. and They have in all cases pro d • t th M el. '
ve superior o every.° er ei- , ,
'' 1. d
the pub ic roe . '
for his apprehension. cine in the Cure of Stomach 'and Liver Complaints Indiges- •
Mrs. Green, Mr. James Green, Captain Currie, Mr. Halyard,
Mr. Edwin Gye (one of the proprietors of the gartlens,) Mr. VI. ~. DUBLIN 'POLICE.. ." WHO ARE You ?"-Ever since the capture ef
,Williamsr ..tion, Loss of Appetite, Sensationsof Fullness, . Sick 'Headacha
'
Hughes (another gentleman connected with the Gardens,) and and the publication oftbe story of his escape froni,4eSegate, Pain and Oppression after Meals, Habitual Costiveness, Flatu-. e
Mr. Holland. They all displayed the highest intrepidity, and ice.
A PIScAToRIAL DtsroTE.-Atthe Arran Quay Poi' Office, n Who are you ?" has become a cant exaression among the : fence, ShOrtness of 'Breath, Stomach Coughs, Similes, WormS,
were greeted with tbe loud cheers of the crowd assembled. Two Dublin, on Saturday, Mrs. Nancy Walshe, a ruddy-faced, lower order of. peeple, from one end of the metropolis to the • and Fits in Children and. Grown Persons, and all disorders in-
Urawnysshouldered damsel, the president of a table in. Patrick-
, . strong ropes were then attached, one on each side of the car, Other. 'The above question was answered on Wednesday evens cident to the Stomach and Bowels. They are also truly effica-
which were each held.by upwards of 50 persons, On which Mr. etreet, well known ler the excellence and 'variety. of the finny in-
s; last, in a manner as unpleasant 'ae Unexpected bit tic
e-PartY cious in the Cure of Colds, Agues, Asthmas, Rheumatism,
Green commeuced 'trying the power of the balloon, when he tribes displayed thereon, complained against,Miss Ann. Smith, who put iL The firm of Williareson,' Graham, an Co., silk- Gout, jaundice, Dropsy', and Gravel, and an excellent Restore- •
soon
,discovered he had got too much gas. After letting• a also a member of the same calling, fo.or. having theiday previously mercers, 'of Manchester, hai been lately plundered of propertY tiveafter any eXcess, or too free indulgence at table, as they ,
' considerable.quantity esicape, he called his niece, Miss Mary condticted herself in a way anythin. but manner y towards her; to a considerable amount by a clerk in their employ, named -'eentlV cleanse the bowels, strengthen the stomach, sweetenthe
Anne Green, who immediately, and apparently Very. gladly
. , in fact she could only ezpect such unpo , ,
~ ,
liteness from one who • • • ' • ' • •
Mortimer.' 'lnformation having 'been aeceived that the thief r
ureathecheer the spirits, brace the. nerve's, in uce nhealthy ac-. -
obeyed the sumnarms:andjumped into- the car, making the ninth had never-- was in Londen MS' Williamson went thitheein search Of him,
. , tion of h I • cl• • • • t th h 1
.. t e tver, Improve igestion, a vigora e e. wo e
adventurous' apirit within its already crowded interior. At this : Alderman Tyndal,-My geed woman come t
o the point at ' • '
ated• was proceeding albng the Strand about nine o clock in the system. Feteales who salue good he ' and personal appear- ,
mement the, anterest of the scene was most intedse, every spec- once: . • • - eaening, when he wasanet by two males and two females, ell in . ,
ance, should,never be without thein, as, they'purify the 'blood, •.
Complainant.-Well, your woeship, to
,make a long stet.
. tater showed lay his countenance the anxiety which'he felt for Y a state of intoXiCatiOn's • --Mr. W. turned up a court to avoid -
short, while I was standing at my table, not saying a syllable . , . remove obstructio.ns, pimples, cutaneous eruptions, sallowness,
tbe situation of the aeronauts. The word was then given for them, when one of theta shotite.d old; " Hollo ! old cock, who 'tke , and • th k• b 1 1 1 - h 1 dhl •
give e s tn a eauti u, c ear, ea thy, an ()coming
th,e rope to be loosened, but before that could be done the rope If aholit nothin
:to nobody,: but thinking and ruminating to myse
eh
as h g are y.ou ?" Mr. W. knowing the voice, followed theneuntil he apPeaiance.. Persons of a plethoric habit, who-are subject •to s
across the' hoop, by.which the neck of the balloon ie fastened, 'at. all, up walks Miss Smith, and, without as me_ a _ y your obtained the aisistance of an officer, when he found that his. headachsefits, giddiness dimness or sight, or• drowsiness, sing- .'
_ broke with a loud snap; the police, however, immediately clung leave Madam, she ups with a salrnon off the tabole,
hnd before. . conjectures were right, for the,perionitvho had addressed. him:
,_. ing Eloise in the ears, which indicate too ereat a flow of blood to
on• could say Jack Robinsonsshe•hits•me a welt
,f t. e tail end
.to the car and secured it. The damage was soon rehaired. No T was the identical party of whom he was in quest. ~
H
•e I:v4s ,"1"1- -the head, should-be particular toAake the'em •frequently. ' They '
in the jaw that bothered me eut and out. "That s bidding. you,
praise can be too-great for.the coolness and presence of mind - mediately given into custody. ' ' • are so mild and gentle in their action that children andpersons
' displayed by Mr. Green in this somewhat trying situation. He
.. . . . the time.o'day, Nancy, honey," says she, "and far fear one .• 'e
L'HE PENNY-a-Lrei • Th •
F,R.- e penny-a-liner, like. Poise, ," is ,of all ages may take them, at any time, ae they do not contain •
gave his directions in a manner which inspired the crew of his side of your face might be jealous with the .other, you may as
known b 11. t I " H• 'fi - R. h d '
y is s y es. is ne orna.n an , once seen, inay be .merchry oe any iugredient that requires confinement Onrestrie-
- comPafatively frail vessel with confidence' in his managenient; well take this; and with that she fetched me such a wipe of one ,
SwOrn to by the ' . b 13
most cursory .o server. ut though in this' dion of diet. Many healthy, aged individuals, several of them i
ated,„ae it were, anticipated their security f 'el'
rom acci ents and ,- of try whitings as brought the salt tearein my eves, and.l drop-
respect of identity reeembling Pope he bears. not in .any- e highly distinguished 'Members of the Royal College, who.know
dangers. , . ped as fiat as a flounder ; she •then upset the' little table, and
other the 1 1.1. ' - a ' . • H h
east 1 -eness to author ead or living. e as no their value,- make ita 'ellen) take them two or three times a •
.
At a querter paet six the intrepid party shook hands with their danced on it 'till she made smash and smithereeng a the bits' of s.
broth ' d ' I .
an is li -e no brother in literature Such as he was week bv which they reniove the causes that produce disease ;
friends, and the signal gun was fired, when tit' ' hoards not to speak of the damage to my stoek- of fisb ; she. he . er, . . , . , ,
.. ,
~ ~ , , s _ . . , , . . . ,
is magnificent ' •is He disdains ba accommodate his manner to the ever- 'retierve their health and keep off the. mfirm.ities of age, re- .
machine, released from its fastenings, rose in proud a d ' finished her morning's work on me by taking advantage of niSa : . . . . - P, • . . , - ... . .
, n majestic ' altering taste of, the times. ale refuses to bow down to the poe 'twining in a. surprist nee degree, all the energy, vigour, vivacity,
. grandeur, amid the spontaneous cheers of the asseinbled Com- fall, and tearing the pocket from my side, in wttich I Wei'
ular idol-innovation. 'He has t 1 'nd 'he sticks to 'it ' -eleh 'e
fuln s feheir outhful daes. . They' should be. keist
. pany (which at that time was computed to consist of not less bright shilling and a sixpence ; with this she went off to
,ti pub- Ve , , • a s.y. e, a . _ _ e :ea
.. e e p• p ey_ .
: f dd - 11 f b '
t d t f ' •
ne nuns o . epar rom rt, to gratify the thirst for novelty.; ,in every
,fatmly as a reinedy In case. o su en i ness, or, y ,
„owl 50,000 persons,) the hand playing " God save the Kine ~ lic-house to wet her neck at my expense. All I want to know '
Ile even think. th t • • - ' " d
s a it impreves with , use, .an , that his peta 'their; pronipt administratiOn, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Spasms, . ,
aitfloated et first gently away in a south-westerly direction bet -is, is there law for.that ? .
.phrases acquire a finer Point and additional' einphasis upon every. Fevers Apoplexy and. other alarming. complaints,.whieli too . '
ihortly afterwards got into another current of air, which ca'rried •• Alderman Tyndal.-Certainly, if what you state be true, we' • • • ,• - - • .; • . . , • - • , •
, fresh 'application. I hus, in relating,the last .fashlonable;occur- erten prove fatal; may be Speedily.eured or. prevented,„ Nome-
_itin ,a seuth-easterly.course, .while the wronauts continued to shall punish her. • rence,. bow a noble family hes,been plutered iato consternation; 'rOiii Irsttients, solacise caies had been Considered 'hoheless, have '
wave their
,hets and flags, as. they travelled through the air. - • ComplainanL-I don't owe the girl any grudge, all I want is ; .s.
b h .1 '
. . . and eorrow y t e.e opecuept ot. Lady
.Peudentia a nmntbalter. ..beepsrestored to .sound health by.them.• This van be proved by
They remained,in view about a quarter of an hour. only to transport her.
Marriage, he inforins you, as though , the phrase, itself carried, 'the testimony of thousatads and shawn by letters .from nume- -
Millbank, the bridges, the parks, and almost, every eleVated e "rhe Alderman.-We cannot promise you to go quite so far
coneiction to the heart. that the 'affeeling of,the in•ured husaand, roes' •atients %She have beLfiteds b theft' unrivalled efficaea. '
spot throughout the metropOlis from which a view of the balloon, ;as that-but we shall have her taken into custody in the•-first s_a ,
De mor ..
e Psily conceived than deserl- d " jlf h • • 'l' di) h 11 ti •. • lle t ' Y .t. 4, nd the, cures they
i)e. .. e tessuires. . 0,, peen e a mu essee at pope) le, a
oa, its risiug from the earth, could...be obtained, were crowded, place ;we will best know how to deal with her afters ' , la Y . . • • - • • :
. . Com 1 i •
by.persoes anxious to witness theimovel spectacle, in addition ' , P a nant.-Deal 'with her what way you like, but nothing , .
.• .
that . phrase twice. in the same narrative, he coneents to vary it. have performed, woula iiii volumes, aud exceed credibility; in
that " the •ma• be ima •' (I but. not be d •t a " fa. itteie is scareel?, an dis'ease to which the human frame is
s . ,
_gine can . epic e . ,
~ . y . , , .
to the immense numbers who filled the windows, and occemied, lees than transportation firer ever Will satisfy me; and if it• was "Y sa.)111 • •
In repqr ins an mcidentillastratwe.of the fataleffecte of taking .subjeathat they wil not,•either prevent er cure, and none in
every nook and:corner id theitinfaediate neighbourhood of the to cost the bed. from under my children I'll make her travel for . • ---
d h ' t th tth " • 1 k ' •t.' " d li• h h ' •hl d h
prussic aci , e, sta es a e vita spar is es, inct, an ty ic tey can possi y o arm.
‘.g.arclesas, thouands of whom were waiting for hours to witness 'tea • a • .. .
the sight. . elm Walshe then retired, and a constable waa sent to look that net. t e stria .
h IF h • • ' II h f • Prepared only by S. W. Stirling, Chemist, SG, High-street, ,
est ope is entertainee o t eun ortunate gen-
after, Miss Smith. , Oman's recovery. A lady'e bag
,is barbarously stolen from, ,Whitechapasin Boxes at 131 d., 2s. 9d.,45. 6d., and I li: eaCh.
All the carriage roads leadieg to the gardens, were completely ,
.her arm I.)V "a monster in the hurnan.form." A thunder-storm, Agents :-C. alawhoOd, 20,
.Sout h John-street, Priestley, As-
. blocked up long beforetheeicent toOk place, by private carriages . ,
' is descrite'el as having " visited" the metropolis, and the. memory, pinall, Howell, 'Roberts; 13radford, RaWson, Neale, Gerdes,
. and chaises•filled with well dressed compativ so that the stage HORRIBLE. SHIPWRECK. - , cif the ..tildest inhabitant 'furnishes., eppetellel to the ravages of; Wagstaff and Swift, Liverpool : Bowman and Law, Barker,
coaches with their passengers, and waggonel;den with merchan- , the "electric fluid." ' A new actress ee eurpasses the mosasaral Taylor Chemists, Manchester; Scoweroft, Bolton ; Isherwoed, '
tiiie. of verious description, were so thoroughly hemmed in, that On the 28th July, the Volunteer, of' Hull, Captain Clatk,' -, • . e ptincipe , e ici
L ne ext ectation" of tlie public and,rehibits talents " that' •Piesto'n; and May be had of alrth - - Ihi d• •ne Ven-
‘•the.a 'were compelled ea remain, as fixtures, until the irnnaense frorn•Pert Wallace, America, at sh. 40m. in the afterrioon, in: aul sII) b ' 11 .1' '' 'IId " A new book • -el '•hIC d. '
,Ls' erB in t e ing om
.crowds-hed dispersed. . , lat. 45 23 N., and .56 26 W. long (• b t h d d •1 ' a
~
.a ou a un re mi es ront 'bave ee . oin een equa
,e -never exce e .
• not simply published : .it emanates from the press.'a• On the. ' * * Nsk for Stirline's Stomach Pills
s. . s, . , , .
This is certaiely the most surprising', ascent of a balloon that, 'Cape Breton, bearing W.N.W.,) discovered.a vessel to the' de, ' '
ense of a person of etitinence it is confidently averred that
ever-leek place, whether the dimensions of the machine. the: leeward, away to the N.H. Having exatnined her Inorecare- he le d . ''• • . „ • a•.-.- a - • -
a a band " open as day to melting charity, . and -that' e'. - • . • ----
_nureber or persoes. ascendingatee the excellent manner in which fully with a glass, they took her to be a vessel in dist' ess, with a • • t4' PR:WHS.:OF-SHARES, LIV ERPOOL, SEPT, 12, 1836.
" take hi f ll' 11 hall look upon his like a run
T , -
h.ne ora Ina ,we rie'er s , , g . I " . Per Share.
• every ehing was arrenged, be considered. signal at the mainmast head, aud bore away toWards her, and' .
wo o jects not immediately cennected are sure to be as " far' d 80 10 0
' also manned a boat, which pulled along side. They found her Mancliester.l3olton,&Bnry Can al and Railway £4B
,pal
• as the poles asupder;" althisugh they are very easily brought;
.100 .... 20 0 0
DESCENT OF THE RAI LOON to be the brig Hannah, of North'Shields, Captai CMOs f otn' Liverpooland Manchester Railway
The li;Iloon, with its ' • ' . ii ki in the River St. Lawrence II- • n - '"r
aulous , together. and reconciled in the, reader's mind by the•convenience, ....qua.,•tianneres • ' • • ' 25 .... 67 10 0
• nine passen ers descended neer Cliffe ' ,a( en with deals. 1 hev• f the the ' a •
ase a
i , sit were," whiela is au especial favourite, and New Halt Shares. - . - .... 51-10 0
in Kent, five miles frorn.Roche g ' ' ' '.
. ton board, and fouled enly the master, mate and second '''' . 100 ..... BO 0 i)
.ster at a quarter to et sht o'clock "en constantly in reqiiest. He is a great admirer of amplitude of _Bolt. and ;Leigh,,litto
eafter havinis been in the air one In' d g ' mate able to walk ; theie were four more of the'crew livit ' 6,i ....'. 111'10 0
- With
.Mr. Holland. immed• 1 mr an a halL Mr. E. Gye, . 'gt title, for palpable reas,ons; as when he, reports that " Ye.sterday , ,rsop h Reiltva
don ttailltseellpg
.api . . Y- . e -
tate y proceeded to Gravesend in a but qui e
t insensible • these were the cook, tl
le carpenter, alio' the Right Honourable Lord.efehn Russell NI P lis Maiest 's
„ tiramistaittlon ditto
nail, and haying dispatched a man to the h h • 'two boys. Tile who'le were immediately taken into the boat to, s ' 1 - e ' Warrington and Newton ditto ' ' 100 .... 195 o'o
spot tv ere t e ma-• , , fS f thll'D '''' '.
eceetary o . tate or e , otne epartment, dined with,!' arc.' 100 .....110 0 0
:cbine lay. came up to town in a • yed on board the Volunteer, but only the master and Kenyon aucl!leigh Junction ditto • ' -
post-chaise without delay, ar- 1)e conve He is wonderfully expert in. the measurement of hai , OO .... 120- 0 ;'0
!stones, and, tVig,Tqlnrancli ditto.
'riving itt London at half-past twelve o'cl ek 1 " . second tnate were able to crawl up the ship's ladder-the others • • • -
0 , eaving Mr. Green, ilwav . a 0 .... 80 0 'is -
in the calculation of the number of panes of glass which they , North Union.late Preston and Wigan Ita , . , _ .
'with the other passengers, in h h Id on board in a haininock; the cook a • 1 t
c arise of the balloon, who inti- were au e p pea 1e(to ie deneoliah in their descent.-New Montisde Mayazilie: . ' 'fit. Ilelens and liniteorn Clap ditto lOO .... 3:i ,0 ,0
-thated their attention of remaining It ' h ' ' A lie very point of death. The most hutnaue and unremitting - eo .. ~ 75 0 'll
a nig t, it being uark, and at t . • LeitesterandSwartnington ditto
no conveyances readily obtainable. attention was paid to the whole of them, but, in spite or every- PRESENTATION 0E PLATE. -On -Friday, the Hon. Chas. A. etanehester and Leeds tlitto 5 .... 18 10 0
•--____ exertion on his behalf, the poor cook expired the following Murray, G. H, Hill, and George Ashdown, Esqrs., (a comtnit- London an,d'Brighton Ditto fateehenson's) 5 .... ~8 0 0
We have been kindly favoured hy one of the • • • ' • t five o'clock, and, the weather being warin, his re- tee on the part of the-er )•' , t d Ibl ' •
assengers, rest n e a va tat e piece Ditto ' • ' Ditto ' (Rennie's) ' •• .. .1 , 0 0
intrepid ago- mottling a E t C nt• •
as ern ;oil les . • 1 .... . 1 2 6
smuts, vvith the following hurried narrative er 1 ' . ' e committed Yr., the,deep in the course of the fore_ of plate to Captain John Rathbone, of the new ship r
.01y1 from
es vova ,e :- mains wer . , . . .51idland Coruittes ditto-
"We left the gardens at a quarter past girt o'cloc ' i'' 'II • airline six gratmally recotered. The crew of New York, which arrived here on, Wednesday. e beiieee
.1s; and eosin noon. e retn . , . _ North Midland ditto
obtained an altitude of a mile and a halfethe sun at- Mi. • th H- a before her disaster, consisted of twelve persons. that his skill as a commander and his; conduct as- a gentleman Birinin_gham and Gloucester ditto
, time . e elan is,
alainieg ix auticssii-y. 'file balloon took rattit a southwest di- One of themea Portugticse, was drowned Whee the ship cap- eminently entitle him to every consideration. Great Western ditto
rection, and it appeared as if we should
g° into Sussex, but sized on the 16th of July. After remaining two days and two •L 'ds and '''',11,37 Railway
THE GUILLOTiNF..-At Nantes, in the South of France, a ---ee ' '-'
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
' 2 .... 310 0
meeting with another current of air, it proceeded eye!. Green- nights on her broadside, the survivors cut away. the topmast, anti few days ago, the guillotine bein ot f • ter d I G dd'tt
. g it o repair, not a carpen Lon On an( raresen 1 o 1 .... 0 0 0
wich, crossed the river, and again at Woolwich. We vrere then she righted, every thing upon her fleck being swept away. in the placewould give his assistance, even though a large re- Dublin and Drogheda 2 10s.. 3 5 0
two miles and a quarter from the earth. and were travellin s Their Provisions and their clothes were gone. A piece of car- ward had been at last proposed to induce them to work. The 'Ulster ..
much quicker than previously. In a short time we wete 0 h t . bta'ned and suspended to the mainmast head as a French papers recommend this exempt t b BANKS.
ppo- pe was o i e o e generally foliose ed,
i. , Bank of Manchester
site Gravesend, which we recoffnised by the two piers being signal of distress. Ten more dreary days and nights elapsed he- as one means, when all other- f• 1 1 t '
s .ai , u pu ting a stop to capisas Sank of Liverpool
lighted. It being new dark, we'theught of descending, which fore they were Picked up by the Volunfeer-dreadful spectacles punishment. Liverpool Union Bank lO .... 17 5 0
was done in about ten minutes after we hadzassed the latter indeed were those Who then remained. They had had nothing HE-ATON-PARK.-Th E .
e arl of Wilton arrived at Heaton a Manchesterand Liverpool District Bank l5 .... 23 2 6
..place. Having again cr„„d tee water to eutish coast, we but salt water to drink, and no food whatever but part of the few days ago, after ave eri
. ry p lous excursion in his yacht We Commercial Flank of Liverpool.... lO .... 20 10 0 ,
'fell in a field two miles from cliffe, and five miles from Roches- body of one of their deceased comrades; and even this, pinched understaud, that after sailing from Po t •
r smouth, his lordship, Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 7 0 0
ter, all delighted with the trip. The balloon answered ever th b tie k's hunger and fatigue, the
y as ey were y more an a wee Y who was accompanied by the- countess, was driven about for a Northern and Central Bankof England
Borough lO .... 14 17 6
5 .... 12 7 6
expectation, and would easily have carried 16 persons. It being could hardly think of touching to eat. On the fifth day from very considerable period' bv tempestuous weather his yacht was South Lancashire
dark at the time we reached the earth, vere• little aesistance the-commencement of .their calamity, they sawa ship, which very severely damaged, atid the lives of the a'sse - were North and South Wales Bank • X2 10s- 35 0
could be procured, nor, indeed, was much requirea,e-Standard. they thought was not far distant ; they rang the bell and shout- placed in jeopardy. Preparations are now in Pnoe ngere
e Ulster ' .£2 .10s.. 3 0 0
i ,ress tor t e
ed with all their might; for a shost time, they thought the coming races. A: very heavy expense has been hicurred in al- United Trades' Bank
, .
vessel steered her course towards thent, but she soon afterwards •tetations, with a view to render the race-course mor I el, and Tradesmens' Bank
REPRESENTATION OF EAST CORNWALL. went out of sight. The whole of the crew were living at that :
it .s expected that the sport this year w• 11 e ee _ _
i surpass that ot all for- GAS AND WATER WORKS.
time, with the exception of the one who was mentioned as drown- er races.-Manchester Chronicle. Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks • 1:10 .... 20 5 0
Silt William Molesworth, Mr. Roebuck'S political friend and. ed. On the ninth an h h th 1 t t *ty nist,
y, anot er, w o was at eas ex remi St. Helen's• Gas Works
HE NEW VEHICLE RETARDER.-Much curiosity has been t.iyerpoof Coil Gas 1385 0 0
patron, has addressed a long letter to the electors of East Corn-• of life, fell' oeerboardv and i th 'n of the same day a --
n e event g d h
' excited in Oxfor y repeated trials of a new invention intended Livereool New Gas and Coke Company ....Rifle
wall, in which he states that as "it • ' h 'th• ' ' '
is generally believed t at man in e sagging died. With the body of this man they re-
to regulate the speed of casriages when descending-a hill, bY • , New Shares, premium . ..X6O
there most be a dissolution of.parliament ere long " be feels solved, lf possible, to-support the life of the survivors, at least Liverpool and Harrington Water Works 475 0 0
b'ound to state that it is not his intention to offer hiu'iself a ' f easels. • They- le idi 1 . ed h
gain OT a s - d k
co ng v open t e carcase an too means of vrhich they can instantaneously or proteressively lock Bootle ditto . . 336 0 0
•nd wheels The apparai us w. • •
.iiii a caudidate for the representation. Sir ‘4, illiani in .1 t the liver which, under their distressin •
genuous y ou I g circumstances, ap- .both the hi • . , • as
.applied to ahnit- Exchange Building,s
which was loaded .with passel.' rer •
etafesses that he is only acting the part of the prudent dog, who peered a dellcate and 'tempting repast. Thev supported theme how stzige, t
i. I, s, and, on ascend- . •
• ASSURANCE COMPANIES. •
hill, was found t
ing and deseem Ing a o answer sill the purpot`es
*liked down stairs, when he discovered that measures were in selves on morsels of this for some time, but their feelings would Liverpeol Marine Assurance Company' £25 .... 16 5 0
progress for his ejection. He confesses, iii fact, that he haY Do not permit theor to touch anY other part of the bod (The re- -
Y. t r then r
inteaded. The,inven o
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,p opuseil
.that the
.coach should Ocean Assurance Conspany • ' 10 .... 8 2 6
II without the horses o - FERRIES.
chance whatever of again being returned. lie who was elected mainder was found on board at the time thev were picked up by be taken down the hi , ,
th, , ~,a fl a was frequently
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et le'da Birk( nh
enc.].
r,, .
...• ead, and 4verpool. Steam
at the last election, without even a show of -• '
oppoeition, t us t e crew 0
h h f the Volunteer.) Th •-, f • h . stopped' whileproceeding at e rate of twelve nides an hour.
e eyening tie ore tey were , s Fein ‘..,orapany
lenien had ample ro l' rl, , :
I Many practical .gent , p 0.6.0. tee preacatie se nOyel 'Rock Ferry
iears witness to the progress of reaction, and to the state of thus '
providentially discovered, an affectin ' ' cl
g scene occurre . 'n,' the coach lifted tin • 1 ' anl '' elO 0.. 12 0 0
public feeling at the present moment :- One of the boys, who was evidently fast' approachino his end, the invention 'by hevi ~,. ,
~ , e, eta the two aind Monk's-(Woodside)-Ferry 5O .. 62 6
" I believe there is hardly any couutr • in England " f t• •e d delirious, and rent the' air with"alt '
vs became ran ic n
, sa, . . ernate wheels allowed nature free oe tne axle, when it was: found that Egrernont .... 10 0.. 15 0 0
d t ' ittul weight placed oti the eistremity of the wheel would' • MINES.
'7)12 William, " the electors ni which a3re so nide' f h d th
,endent as cries for his at er an am er, an requested that his corn- a "-P° .
I'et‘isiles. There is liarcil •• lt Ice •i • ' . d t thi ti h d ' tl brine 'it raund. but tvhen the first degree of retarding Kellewerris Consolidated Mines £l .... 20 0
''.•stisiete of y any agr wu ura tsfrict in watch a panions woul no ea mas ley a done part of the body of gen y e . a , West Tresavean
lied it took a vreight so Placed •f fi ' d Tin and.COpper ditto • 1 2 2 6
tu„, . NI opinions coilld, on the present synem, combat the the man.. •He died at night. and they committed his body to the Povrer was app , , . 0 teen poun s
B •tish Silver, Lead, arid Copper ditto ... • • • •
..
swlslorratie • •. 1 'round, the second degree thirt ' 'd n
ie„une
yo parties ii ith greater chance of success.. Yet, look deep, as' they did also the body of auother poor teflon, who ap- to brints it giat y
~., .
~, , , . y-six poun s, Liverpool and Manchester Coal
toil, ret„.• U, and surn up the numerical force of thewhig and - peered to have suffered more than any of them, and yet linger- .the third der
aree tine -sue pounes, ano the fourth degree three-
. Inerg..,, • THirea.; lit nit
b ••• h '• ' " NEW COMPANIES.
an will , • ' their ien;untry-of those over whom they can ed for a very long time. The six •stirvivors were landed at Hull,' quartere of a hat tee. weight no one person was Liverpool Steam Totving
Lite,,,._ •
almost t be influence. Consider the numbers of th ' W d d Th have lost the whole of their el h cipable 'Pr iniiviiig either wbeel en its aree. Mr. B. Pearson, LiverpOOl Fish
U area, e clergy,' on e nes ay. . ey . • ot es, ex- ' , ' . , .
' •te church Is the mve ' •n s• 3
us!u 13,,,,1„,nitionPPosed, tu us. Nuinher Fle ' • ' ' h' h d • Some of them are net vet wholly re-
, 1 ewise, as against. cept wat t ey•stoo in. organist, of the ci , , . ittor.-s-sere ore paper. . Liverpool Tlinbee.
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ask c) thr. • .
r'urseives Wha. 4 r"gistracs, with theirinfluence. Then, coscred from the effect of their suffering. The inert called on ce It ii, es WAG lilt•-The following curionS wager seas laid at '7=7 ... . r • 7 , --.
,
ballot." .. :haus • -
eOl success we have without the wednesiler at the Town-hall, 'and stated they had obtained' re- a coffee-house a few evenings ago between. two. eentlemens-s• . •
- LI % Ie:RPOOL TIDE TAI3LE
Sir William-al 1 ~
. . ••e• here ,„ • ,_ ; . lief, 55. each, froth the Teinity-Imuse. The mayo'rsstated that One of them bett.ed the other two sovereigns te one that, out of - Days.' .1,/rn .. Evn. lit. . • Fest .i.ra to ,4 e .
14 iniporeant-attributes ;,- -ain' tne bola Baronet's confession the-amid • 1 t d any of the corpoiate funds bein i • is ...t or f les 'who bt 100 d Pass over the crossisg of the , '
pa
,act preven e . g -tie• is a ema - --- ---- -----
is un 0 •
vocacy of the revolutionary me pularay principally to his ad- . a 1- d •rritd.ected ' the''saperintendent of police to -.obelisk in Fleet-street with Pattens on a day to lie assreed on, •
pp te tO le ie , in ir SEPT. 11. M.
_it. si. F. a .
,'esure of 1, r .s,
..,13 021 037 18 () V at,'
. 7444.4.4......... age reforna. send one of his men cloWn to the praprietors .of the London and four-fifths of them %I ou.1(.1 have the patteris in their hands instead Tuesday ... e . 1 enu. ises lh 3.-3 m moroing
THE HARVESr.-The harvest in Is Newcastle steamere, and etadeavour to get' the sailors a free of on their feet. ' as decide d
The wager w , d n Aloialay, %viten, .
. Wednesday..l4 oae 111 'lB 2 ; Holy Crose
l'hursdat -15 128 146 17 8 '
; Mars Tires 111,8 m even
good up to the present time. Feoue t,a,land seems generally e hour and twe •' • ' s
passege to their respective destinations, which we heir has beer. after weitreftti inspection of on . . . nte-he e minute , Friday, ...ale 2 4 22316 8 , Mars sets'3li 57rn even ,- •
Birmingham, Norfolk, Newcastle, ,
de ster, Dorset, Herta done. Theelast of the company, natives of London and South- which elapsed'before the whole numiser had paised, it appeared Saturday.....l7 246 ' 3 9 15 3 Lambert .. '
in • Chel
Accounts collected are all satisfactory. , utstord the latesi empton, prOceeded home on Saturday in one of the Loudon that 22 out of 25 actually carried these useful articles in their SUINDAY...I•B 335 4 6. 13 4 16th Sunday after Tripiry.
. steanuers.-Hull teepee. hands.-:--lf"arder. • ' Munday ....19 ,441, 5 21 12 1 1 Venus in copjivt;ith lupiter
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