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MAYNOOTH MORALITY. LONDON FEMALE L-FOR FEBRUARY. BALSAM OF SPERMACETI.
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How many strange and slippery vagaries, how many shame- (From the " World of' Fashion" Magazine.) soreness, tightness. and oppression of the Chest ; and
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liond:ke hues, has Roman catholicism! and what a system of MAKE AND MATERIAL OF lAIORNING DRESSES.—As most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten minutes,
hy taking one dose of 'WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF
IWwilnses,:ugar, 120 ens 12 hds 5 brls rum, J Gladstone and co-58 hds 5 tee juggling is the Maynooth code of ethics ! , yet the redingote style prevails foi all dresses worn under
SPERM ACET lOR PEC'FOR •11 COUGX DROPS. Per- atnalr. 20 ins rum, Ibx sweetmeats, Order-99 hds 10 tea sugar, T end
lista it;•-0
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shtdest do,
do,
,Wl;al,4:rrahnotu s ti
(iton d ' a ioi
In a manifesto got up and pat forth tinder the guise of an cloaks and mantles; the fulness of the long sleeves no
sons doubting the eilisa if htihse.-:‘,lect,iii•cr•einXmayrthaekeparodorsieetoilri 11 11barely 2 0 lihrls. ; the importers not having pressed Sales, there is not
the Proprietor's Shop (bef'oret
11 do, Winckworth and Procter-1 qr el: do, J Poole--1 lial(l4dor,
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auction,
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address to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Maynooth College longer appears at the shoulder, but is fixed by plaits or
~Fi, st—terjmilY(a) ,_ 6'o?)gslnci?iaoodrUMroau-
.3oeismzoirsqz:rtueeli2,o
justly re- gathers : the opening of the skirt is usually on the left
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q.clrilrer,ksire:-atiot,lllo—drl,le,dr.(l-4.o._Harrison-1 do. Burl-1 do, J_llutchinson
was in 1835 lauded as an institution "which may be earnestly recommends a trial of ihase Da .s to. persons afflicted)
netasksof Jamaicha, 413)eucasks Berbiee, an'd 20 asli's,•
garded as one of the principal sources from which private mo- side instead of the centre. The pelerines are worn just with the above complaints, but he d 0,.; not introduce them as
to the point t f the waist behind, and rounded deep upon being an infallible cure (as many do alit is warranted in assert- 2
ir in-20 do,' ' do, R Tolson-1 do, J Morris-2 hds
staalraescroEfaitt-uenreasmooldunattt.3laae tr
Demerara,
ahnDi
anil 1,3h0i
chiefly
3grsfine blackstr
strung
eDnertm.
itog their efficacy from the extensi s eliel afforded in numerous Aberfoil, Dowling, fm Demerara. with 38 cks molasses, 59 fins 9
rally and public order flaw upon the land." As this is the
the shoulders ; in front they assume the palatine form, or
Th fashionable
cross just under the girdle in a point. le
character given by its conductors to this popish nursery, and a;
ofofuar ,
%ay
enedk moreb%. th yearseu s
use
standing,of
theselids 28 brls rum, 18fihds 35 tee 51 brls suear, T and H Murrav-75 bls
Demerara,
ueornr r
nNeVryaa_treair.7hwobidir,ssh:lua2ng3adrp,Suo n s —2O do, Robinson
materials combine richness with a pliant texture : cash-kr lb.-700 bags East India RICE were taken at. the quotations —Th it is chiefly supported (as all Irish nuisances are supported) b
34s cwt.
puns.,;
serious duty, andhaveDrops In the looping and Sandoarh and co-2 do, Order—W Dk .
an annual parliamentary grant, it becomes a s . 0 metes, merinos, and red silks of infinite variety, are rival Chin Coughs it will' be found equally. been
valuable, cured iii the course
hdssugar,cotton,
iJ BsTocloat
Scott, fm
at 3s 6(1 to 3s 9d ass gallon.
the virtues of - ' •
one in which an enlightened public is greatly concerneo, t
candidates for favour ; a new velvet is also frequently Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will beNs molasses,W a t erho u2soePannsdr Sons—um ,91 TE.l.7.There has been a better demand for Tea, and a few hundred
101 Irds suear. 235 pns •rnm, W Sharp-24 pns rum, Buchanan and chests disposed of, at steady prices.
made up for morning dresses ;it is figured, and has satin needless to make a comment upon a Balsam obtained from so Browne-18 lids sugar. Douglas, Fraser arid co—Q Dk _ln INDIGO there is nothing to notice this week.—Seyeral parcels of
inquire into the nature and to ascertain the standard of PRIVATE.
These dresses are often wadded, or lined with valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal Relianee. Beynon, fin Demerara, with 452 cks 80 hds molasses, 11
ties iEatLae have been brought to auction, and for the ordinary quali-
MORALITY and "public order" inculcated upon the priests of spots.
to one ounce of Spermaceti—it will at all times relieve the most hds 7 tea 6hf tea 11 brls sugar, T 111" rear and co-- Riverlower prices have been submitted to : the sales are 110 chests, at
plush as carriage pelisses ; bias folds of silk or satin fur • i c • C I '£4 Sc to £h lOs sip' cwt. according to quality.—Half-a-dozen chests of
Ireland, and by them promulgated to its millions of popish in.
, , vio ent o-nsumptive Cough, n Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., SOUTH AMERICA. .
cut plush, and chenille embroidery,are the most approved and 10s. 6d. each. Luna, Brown, fm Bahia, with 10 bags cotton, T Sleddon-150 do, la'tAlsDlpc,avrt.e reported at 12d 4, Th. ;and 3 i hales Bengal SAFFLOWER
habitants. Suppose each intelligent member of society were to
,cwt.—There e has been rather more inquiry for SAGO, and 150
ornaments for morning dresses. ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER. I Burn and co-1062 do, 432 ps rosewood, la ps unmated wood, Order boxes sold at 14s to 14s 6(l4fr cwt,—ln SALTPETRE the sales amount to
inquire what are the principles of common honesty and mo-
k cs regulate their daily inter- NEW AND DISTINGUISH is . —I lui tapioca, J Gordon—Q Dk 600 bags at 29s ad and 30s .—NITRATE
ED MATERIALS FOR EVENING This preparation a compound of two of the most valuable of SODA is offering on lower
ralitv by which Irish Roman cat-oli
influence medicines in the vegetable kin Mail, Bryce, fin Valparaiso, with 3902 bas nitrate of soda, Graham terms..
course with others whose religious persuasion and the DRESSES,—TiIe worked in silver wreaths or kingdom, It combines the stomachic and Taylor—abt 47 t Nicaragua wood, Todd, Naylor and co—W Dk • The inquiry for DYEWOODS continues limited, and the sales com-
is arabesques,
of whose moral impressions differ from their own, and what on rose, blue, and white grounds ; the blue ties of the Ginger with the aromatic and bitterqualities proper
• UNITED STATES. prise 100 tons of Campeachy Loowoon, at £7 7s ad to £7 10s, and 10
ails anion„ them ? It and silver is most desired, and for court dresses, nothin of theCamomile flowers. The proprietor• earnestly recom- Argo, Farley, fm Savannah, with .61 bales cotton, Isaac, Low and
of Jamaica at .£4 17s 6d ; 50 tons of Cuba FINTIC at £6 15s to £7 ss,
the sense of right and wrong whidh prey ~,
g mends this essence to all those suffering as hereafter mentioned; co-207 do, Dian-Lb-309 d Cannon, • Miller and co 751 (1., 3 casks oof Savanilla and Maravaibo at £3 17s 6d, and 10 of Tampico at £5
must be obvious to any one who will reflect, if but for a moment, can be superior; the velvet de Medicis, resembling, in all he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the' greatest sweet potatos, 1 box conts unkn, Order—W Dk lOs ;10 tons of solid NICARAGUA Woon at £l5 ; a few tons of Angola
some degree, the velvet 6 in le usual)
mess the conscientious and honest of all the other tell- s p g , y a running pat- Fopfidence, that_
ma BARWOOD at £7 10s, and 12 tons of fine Camwoon at £2l efa ton.—The
that, uY Bolton, Ogden Whitney,'and co-113 do,' T C Wadding Holt trade continue to purchase regularly the new arrivals of TURPENTINE
l Crowder-100 do, . a, ,
• know how catholic morality stands in relation tern of 'flowers, the tint rather darker than the ground, it is recommended for, excepting. where it has been neglected to and eo-947 do TVi as they come forward, and this week they have taken 3303
bye, for
gigue persuasions be properly persevered in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness,muco-1324 do, Order—River the whole of which 18s was obtained, expept for 300 brls sold auc-
• with variegated stems. Stamped satins of ever var. y iet . • Tallahassee,- 'mean' "Ilfcotton, G
New Orleans,_ with 578 bales
_c . a
to theirs, property and the ordinary confidence, the last being
Tli A Y . pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, whether Green and Son 100 7' 'tion yesterday at 17s 10d.—American TAR is rather higher • 700 brls
do, Pilling and Bnerley-902 do, 2 bags pican
e . Ara (expressly manufactured for evening arising
of civil society, cannot without a very serious from excess or want of tone and energy of the digestive nuts, Order—River were sold yesterday at 14s 9d for good Wilmington.—There have been
the great cement a
robes opening in front ;) the pattern is in large stripes, organs; also for rheumatism, gout, spasms, cramps, hysterics, cotton, Or er— o,
Mersey, Webb, fm Savannah, with 740 bales d 119 d frequent inquiries for Montreal Pot Asimaut the sales have been
risk be submitted to their discretion.limited to a few parcels, at 37s to 38s ; there is some demand for ex-
with bouquets of coloured flowers between. The Cle- flatulence, in immoderateersiration nervous hypochondriacal Bolton. Ogden and co-37 do, W C Molyneux-310 do, Roskell and co
In dealing with Roman catholic tradesmen, and confiding in and bilious affections heartburn I ''
WDk port, which has given great firmness to the market. Some few sales
t' • beautifuland '
men me is a very appropriate material for ~ anguor, generaldebility, or Margaret Johnson, Jackson, fm New Orleans, with 934 his cotton, of Montreal Pearl Ashes have been made at 47s for firsts, and 45s for
Roman catholic servants, whose consciences are in the ear and • • • ' • a delicate state of health, whether th
young ladies' ball-dresses ;• the colours are brilliant, and
keeping, and whose actions are under the guidance of their the price more moderate than - ian usual. The Peruvian in . constitutional weakness; it is certain in affording instant relief and co— —Dk • and nothing done in .CLOVERSEED or FLAN.SEED.—The sales of HIDES
the most violent sick d b Is' a •h• v ieaorty drops of this Essence Nantasket, rocker, fm Charleston, with 30 hates cotton, Keill and consist of 750 dry Monte Video Ox and Cow at 71(1 to 9/(1,1200 dry
is a
'priests, it is well observed, that "it matter of no small ira- muslins, likewise -adapted to the young and gay, on ais eaual to half la
pint of Camomile tea.' Courant-36 do, Waddington and co-174 do, T Wilson and co-62 do, Petersburgh Kips at 9d, 33,000 East India Kips at 641 to 7/d, for mid- •
portance to protestants to know whether catholic consciences white ground, are stamped with bouquets of velvet roses These Pre • -
parations are prepared only by Dccimos Woon- D APNicol and c 6-56 do, W Forde and co-1144 do, Order-107 do,
W Woods— = Dk (Bing dry salted; 5d to 1d for rubbed do, 5d to 61d for dri and brined,
and 3d to 41d for rubbed and wormed do, 870 dry salted uffalo at 4d,
are guided by the same simple rule of honesty which has been with gold leaves. HOUSE, Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Majesty, 18, Colombia, Lee, fm Charleston, with 388 bales cotton, Malcomson, 2600 salted Buenos Ayres at 51d to hid for Ox, and 41d for Co*, 160
taught to themselves; or whether a lax interpretation of the SLEEVES
OF EVENING DRESSES.—Though little change King William-street, New London Bridge, and sold by him Bell and co-247 do, W Forde and co-5 do, 'Crary, Fletcher and co— aVest India at 41d, 280 New South Wales at 3rd, and 280 Cape 41c1 to
divine law on that subject is given to them. The public are is observable in the skirts of evening dresses, except the wholesale it 17029 and retail; EVANS, SON and Co., 15, Fenwick-street; ahlbushels paddy, Watson, Simpson and co—W Dk 41d cla' lb • also 930 dry Buenos Ayres Horse Hides at 8s 7d to 9s 4d.
ea h 1' H - ' - r.
C. MAWHOOD, 20, South John-street near the New Custom- Ceylon, Hamilton, fm Mobile, with 300 bales cotton, Malcomson, c.— n oRsE Haut there are no sales to report. —l4O tons Dutch
therefore greatly concerned in ascertaining what moral in- frequent irlocinetion of blond flounces, the sleeves admit
house; G. WHITLOW, D • •- Mount- 1 R •and
iuggistp lessons ; Ross Bell and co-452 do, Roskell, Ogden and co--40 do, Melly, 'Prevost OAK BARK. have been sold at £6 5s for fair, and £7 2s 6d ar ton for
structions the candidates for the priesthood receive, and are an infinite vaiiety, thus giving lightness and relief to the NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool; and to be had of Cop'
and co—W Dk
ta, Le Craw, fm New Orleans, with 1060 bales cotton, W and J • good quality.—The sales of Toßacco have been 180 hhds, of which
100 hhds leaf were for export, and the remainder were taken by the
taught to impart to the people whose spiritual advisers and con- flat and beneath.
general effect ; the top of the sleeve is , all medicine venders in town and country. Country venders Brown and co-River • ' ' home-trade, at steady prices.
are qouffants, or ruches, of the same material, or more may be supplied through their town
agents. Sold in bottles. at St Cloud Colburn, fm New Orleans, with 1168 bales cotton, Ros- 1
fessors they are to be." When we recollect that there are2s. --6 d I k 11 '
9d., 4s. ~ Os. 6d., and 21s. each. e , Ogden and co-753 do, Baring, Bros and co-2 demijohns bear s MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE
ffes and divided
frequently of blonde, looped up with agra ,oil, DI Evatt— River The market for BRIMSTONE has been in a 'quiet state during the
about three thousand unmarried priests in Ireland, and God *,,,* Sole proprietor of the ',Ethereal Essence of Ginger.
fantasie with flowers, ribbons, or any other fa-scion la
inScotland, indeed knows how many England and we are N.B.—BE SURE TO ASK FOR WOODHOUSE'S.
vourite ornament; over the tops of long transparent
"prompted by a higher motive than mere curiosity to inquire sleeves are worn blond draperies, cut round, and falling 401 clO deals, 13 c staves, 4 fms lathwood, AT Patterson—B Dk • MADDER ROOTS.—The demand for OLIvF. OIL is confined to small
C. S. CHED S DON' FAMED HERBAL TONIC PILLS.. Hazard, Churchwara, fm Newfoundland with 317 as train oil, 10 parcels for immediate consu.nption, at rather lower rates.—Pale SEAL,
what sort of communications they (the three thousand and odd low ; the Spanish slashed sleeve is also worn in transpa- tee salmon, 400 c dry codfish,' 61 cow hides 35 seal skins, 11 c old. OIL meets a ready sale, and the stock remaining in the market is now
unmarried priests) are taught to hold with the wives and rent textures, fastened with bows of satin ribbon. Asa Sold, by appointment, by John ,Gerdes and Co., Druggists, junk, W W Bulley—k Dk ' brought into a narrow compass.—Some extensive busineis has been
Church-street, Liverpool ; Bowman asad La*, Piccadilly Emanuel, Dearness, fm St John, NB, with 121 ps birch and 546 ps done in CoD Om on speculation, at £3410s to £35 ma tun, warehoused.
daughters of persons in every rank of life, when hearing their general remark we may observe, that the extreme fulness Manchester; Wright, Macclesfield and Congletea ; ,Mort,-' fir timber, 11 cll deals, 10 chd staves, aht 8 fms lathwood, 4 spars —SEED OILS remain steady at the quotation, but the demand not, ex-
secret confessions." of' the sleeve is now brought lower than usual, the part Newcastle; Rogers, Stafford ; Bowman, Bury ; Wood, BoOk- D Dihb— River ' tensive.—Holders of PALM Om have this week' realized a further ad-
Granville, Taylor, fm St John, NB, with 690 ps fir timber, 269 vance ; the sales are about 250 tons at £33 lOs to £34 10s, part for arri-
Such are the points to which a pamphlet just issued relates, next the shoulder displaying the shape,seller 1-1' 1 -•tr Birmingham;
and giving a', ig i s eet, and by all other respecta- deals and deal ends, 4013 staves, 73 cks seal and 12 cks cod Oil, Baring val.—Oia of TURPENTINE is in fair request—A further sale of 30 tons
entitled, "Roman Catholic Morality, as inculcated in the Theo- more graceful roundness to the bnat. -
' ' ble Medicine Venders ; and any shop that has not got-them Bros and co—W Dk COCOA-NUT OIL, rather ordinary, has been effected at £32, fine brings
ENSEMBLE OF EVENING COSTUME.—The rich effect of
will procure them from London if they are ordered. Mary Barry, Goss, fin Newfoundland. with 138 cks train oil, 13 c £3a to £36 I' ton —There continues a good demand for HEMP, and
logical Class-books used in Maynooth College." riiHE continued and continual recommendation bestowed on oliljunk, 59 COW ox and calf skins, 3 horse hides, 393 bells seal skins about 100 tons, of different qualities, have been disposed of at rather
' evenin dress is much enhanced 6 a new and very fa- J Glynn and Son-55 cks blubber, W Target-1 brl 1 -hf brl berries, ( higher prices.—ln FLAX little business doing.—Some extensive trans
The exposure is conducted in a considerate, most forbearing. g . ~ y .
_IL C. S. CHEDDON'S PILLS, by individu ,as well as ke • '
g sounds, C and E Hunt and co-458 cks train oil, 11 ox hides, 36 c sactions have taken place in TaLaow, both to thedealers and specu-
t shionable material, the satin alace ; we cannot by words
and eminently temperate spirit, and is distinguished throughout
...i. . - lators, and our highest quotation has in some instances been realized,
convey any idea of the beautirul reflection of surface this the most esteemed and efficient Medicine in sent use, fo r the ries, Ibx caplin, 1 fin firewood, Order—K Dk
by a scrupulouslystyle. Its severity lies in its
matter-of--fact
satin displays; neutral tints are most distingues, but they Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, Scorb c Affections, Erup- MEDITERRANEAN, — -
and is far above•
truth, which is of the purest possible character,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JANUARY 29.
s 0.. are also worn in blue, rose colour, and lilac. Another tions and Pimples on the Face, Swelling r Ulcerations in'the Mary, Grieves, fin Smyrna, with 12 t logwood, R F Breed and Ec-
suspicion. With respect to the disclosures, those point I Neck, Sore Breasts, and all disorder - tended with painful eleston-15 t emery stone, 40 sks 20 cks yellow berries, 225 bls mad- Though the demand this week has only been moderate as compared
novelty represents the patterns of point lac,, as e they ap-
faith, regarding which there is such a difference of opinion be-
pear on a satin lining. We shall venture a description Swellings,or with Morbid and Irrita Fru tions of the Skin,der roots, Order— River . p. with the two previous ones, yet there has been a good business doing,
and a further advance obtained of 1,1 per thin the middle qualities of
tween protestants and catholics, are not touched upon; the ex-
of a few admired costumes lately worn at Brif,.;hton, and of Gout and Rheumatism',
Open Wounds and Sores, as well as e most inveterate forms
Indigest' L , Oss of Appetite, Fla- Ann, SPAIN AND PORTUGA Ta
Lamzed, fm Aveiro, with 400 cs wine,' 91 brls argot, 10 t salt • • •
American ad per lb in Surat, and Id per lb in Sea Islands; other de-
pose, in short, refers exclusively to the practical morality of Ito- such 'as are now'fated to lead public taste in London : tulency, Nervousness, &c. 351 has oranges, 8 tisk ts onions, AJ da Costa—K Dk ' scriptions are without change. SpeCulators have taken 3,501 Ameri-
cans, and exporters 230 Surat and 450 Bengal.
Herstelder, De Vries, fin Lishon, with 41 hie rags, 1 hale hair, 21
man catholic common life. A robe of French-white glace, trimmed with a Blonde The eminent success which has attended the use of theseskips, alit 80 t bones, 8 t junk, Hardman and Ames—Q Dk
At the commencement of the pamphlet, the author of which lace flounce, confined at regular distances by agraffes of
Pills for the removal and cure of the above diseases should Vestal, Ctunn, fin Faro, with loiase aht 24 t cork wood, 10 woo ,bundles ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
deserves the thanks of every well disposed person, this explicit coloured stones • very short sleeves, not full, and over inducce every individual' whose health is at all impaired, or who empty•liskts, J Van Zeller and co—K Dk From the 23d instant to this day inclusire.
' ' them Venetian' ones of blonde, looped to the shoulder has any disease supposed to require an operation, to make a fair lerseveratc.e, Litter, fm Seville, with 234 chts 72 hxs oranges, 2
statement is made : trial of these celebrated Pills before they submit to- a painful, kegs olives, Ibr :. 1 wine 11‘Andrew and Pilcher-2 boxes oranges, said
"LEs' Sales - IMPORTS,
"In order that the public may convince themselves that the with similar agraffes ; a draped corsage, bofore and be- uncertain, and frequently unnecessary operation. • Master-60 pps olive oil, Order—G Dk • •.. , ,
DESCRIPTIONS. Prvsly This This Prvsly.
extracts are fairly made, without being garbled ormisrepresent- hind ; turban ala juive, formed in a light transparent It may be requisite to observe, that these Pills are" not in the ' ,--- - . -
ed, references are given to the volume and page in which each gauke, 'resembling lama, and divided in front by an sli htest degree purgative, nor even aperient, but by thei • '
i lin- •'
gh.inppfug Inteilignirc.
Sea Island Georgia 11:40 210 16 0 30d
of them may be found, so that any one may rapidly consult the aigrette of jewels. A robe of blue satin glace, open in perceptible,gb certaininfluence,. • benign, and insaease the appetite, --...08,-- Stained Ditto. '
context from which it is taken. And, for the purpose of show-
Unland Ditto. , 31290 6330 'ea 101
front, and drawn together at three equal intervals with improve digestion, and impart new vigour to the constitution. FRIDAY, JAN. 29.—N00n, Wind W.N..—A g,ale.
fidelity ftranslation, originalsubjoined
mg the o the the Latin is Alabama
.1 • 7390 4700 7 91
- d Testimonials
in the appendix, where will also be found several passages knots of pearl ; the skirt underneath, white satin flounced The following Certificates an place the efficacy ARRlVED.—Reliance, Beynon, from Demerara—Mersey, Webb, Mobile Bl 114 9466 14988
which are too grossly indelicate to bear to be translated into sir- with blond ; corsage en Agent, showing a white stn- of these Pills beyond doubt, showing their healing .powers even from Savannah—Brandon, , Lewis, from Leghorn—Columbia,. ----, New Orleans 26800 8140 81 111
in the most extreme cases when all other remedies adminis- from Charleston, and is in want of anchor and cables—Granville Pernambuco
culation in English. ' ' masher, trimmed with pearls ; the head-dress a pearl with ' • • 'Wray, from St. John, N,B.—lsabella Napier, from Londonderry_.: A• ' • / 8210 660 i 2896 2567
toted the assistance of the highest professional skill, hadsic ind •- at a Ceara. S 111 —ill
Having premised thus much, we will give a sketch of May- resille on blue velvet, two -very long drops hanging on been found unsuccessful. William Huskisson and Leeds, Dublin—and • '
Glaseow. from Ailsa Craig, from Bahia a
Maranham
ndMaeaio...... 5270 330 91 111 1222 1868
nooth•morality, a morality which, for the credit of human na- the neck. A white crape robe, en tablier, ornamented Sold in Boxes at ls. lid., 2s. 9d and 4s. 6d. each, the latter 'er 4850 ,a 7„ 12 121
. " Oriental, Allen, hence, at. Hobart Town, 7th Aug., and sailed for Sawginned l'd " 10 lla 5 4740
tare, fallen though it be, we hope and sincerely believe is pecu- with a cordon of little roses, bouquets on each shoulder; containing the same as I' we Boxes, at Is. lid. Sydney prior to the 7th Sept. Pant 0 0
liar to itself. the short sleeves trimmed with three separate riiches of BEvERLEY, Aug. 8, 1835. scribed them in Gout and Rheuma- Lochiel, sailed from New South Wales for Leith, sth Sept. Peruvian..,. 2O 0— 0
Sir,-1 am bound in gratitude to tism, as well as other complaints, Universe, Brock, from Canton, in the Downs. Demerara .nd Berbice, 20 31 111 0 60
In the popish sacrament of penance, all mortal sins must be blond ; a diadem wreath of roses on the hair, which was express to you my heartfelt thanks in which I found them equally sue- Hero, Smallwood, is released at Batavia : each party are to pay their Barbados, 70 120 101 —l6 ,
dressed in full ringlets. A white gauze brocaded in for the wonderful cure your excel- cessful.—Believe me, dear sir, rri expenses. Common West India... 540 40 9•— 14 ,43 ' 119
confessed to the priest; but venial sins "may be concealed
°‘
Maria, rorce, hence, at Mobile.
silver flowers' the corsa e a French wra the faitsP
lent pills have effected on me. I yours, very sincerely.,La Guayra 2140 100 91 _ 0 509
without incurring blame, and may be expiated in many other 1 g , P, i.was dreadfully affected for the last JOHN DAR W ALL; Si. D, Ann, Seward, hence, at Leghorn. Carthagena
confined at the shoulder by agraffes of diamonds • abroad tee months with the scrofula, and,Edgecombe, , hence, at Newfoundland. Smyrna
ways ;" so, at least, says the Council of Trent. Now, with the .. , . • ' ' • • •consulted
after having in vain three HutinEaseinLn, Oct. 4, 1830. Mary Ann and Martha, from Lisbon, at ditto.
EtCYTti an 3130 650 121 _l4
white satin belt, edged with silver long ends and a veryl7oo I
statement in italics in view, let us analyse the practical exposi-
small b fastened • h diamond' ' • ' ow,with aagraffe ; diamond surgeons in this neighbourhood, Sir,—After having taken three Nile, from Valparaiso, at Bristol, stilled 6th Nov.
and all their remedies Navin, boxes of your most valuable Her- Hankinson, Rae, hence for Jamaica, at Loch Ryan 28th Jan sailed Bengal Surat and Madras
690 500 51 _ 6 265 679
tion of the commandment " Thou shalt not steal." The reader
filletthe forehead.. proved ineffectual, across - P '1 P 1 ' • ••er pu r icsa e this day,
will perceive that, according to popish morality, theft, to con-
CLOAKS AND VI 1 ANTLES.—The severity of the season ftra,:iiiinedtite _
recommendations
con- Scurvy which had covered my face Phillips, Woolley, hence, at Valparaiso, 2d Nov.
the York papers of the for upwards of twenty years has en Ann. Penrice; and Mary, Fairhurst, hence, at Berbice. Sea Island
Stained Ditto } 0 0
0 0
stitute sin, does not depend upon principle; it is made not a has hitherto compelled our fashionables to sacrifice grace, efficacy of your pills, to try them ; tirely left me; and, indeed, it has The Defiance, Cook, from Bermuda, at Cove, in 23 days. The brig '
matter of quality, but of quantity! Reader, judge for your- in some measure, to comfort, and almost every mantle is and, after having 9s 9d been so bad upon m h
taken three . . , my
.head as to General Brock, (late Jones) got on the S W reef of Bermuda, and was
boxes, was completely cured in the cause the hair to come oft at least to be hove down. The Brilliant, Agnew, from Honduras to Cork, lOOB9O 25340 31606 50907
self:— lined with fur or velvet plush ; but in hopes of more short space of five Weeks. I attribute the coming off of my was also on shore and a total wreck. The Branches, Higgins, from
" Question.—How great must be the quantity of the thing genial weather several novelties are prepared, as becom- Hoping that you will make this hair to that. I was some time ago Cork to St John, NB, put into Bermuda, leaky, and. short of pro- Monday Evening-, Ist I'el);.umw.
known for the benefit of my fel- obliged to wear a wig; but sinerrl visions, 'after being ou 59 days. The sales of Saturday were 3,000 bags to the trade • t day the d
stolen in order to constitute the theft a mortal sin ? Answer : ing to the form as we could desire, of rich brocaded silks, low-sufferers, I remain sir your took your pills .I have been entire- mand has been limited, and no more than 2,500 bales arc ' de-
stolen
quantity cannot easily be determined. Some are of opini-
or satins, with 1 velvet mantilla capes covering a tight very obedient servant, ' ' 1 • y flee from anything like Scrofu- SATURDAY, JAN. 30.—Noon, Wind N.N. W.—A gale, change in price. , without
on that the quantity necessary for the maintainance of an loll-
corsathe sleeves hanging• loose- and o
ien .
ge •; . p over some . W. F. DANBY. la, and hope shortly to appear in A - • •
yidual for one day. Otbers think that it requires a quantityTo Dlr. Cheddon. - . my own hair. I cannot do less ~,,. ARRIVED—Mary Ann, Bartlett, from Valparaiso—Granville, Tv -
I

Sir,—After having take'n three
; boxes of your most valuable Her-
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Scurvy which had covered my face
for upwards of twenty years has en
tirely left me ; and, indeed, it has
been so bad upon my.head as to
cause the hair to come off, at least
I attribute the coming off of my
hair to • that. I was some time ago
obliged to wear a wig; but since I
took your pills .I havebeen.entire-
ly free from anything like Scrofu-
la, and hope shortly to appear in
my own hair. I cannot do less
than thank you for bringing to the
world such a valuable medicine,
and of which it is impossible to
speak
thistoo
w
highly,
d be
in
u would
l f yourany
pub-
lishing
way
desired by You, you have the entire
permission of
Yours, very gratefully,
J. ATKINSON.
To Mr. Cheddon.

CLOAKS AND MANTLES.—The severity of the season
has hitherto compelled our fashionables to sacrifice grace,
in some measure, to comfort, and almost every mantle is
lined with fur or velvet plush ; but in hopes of more
genial weather several novelties are prepared, as becom-
ing to the form as we could desire, of rich brocaded silks
or satins, with velvet mantilla capes covering a tight
corsage ; the sleeves hanging loose and open over some
bright tinted morning dress; another style of carriage
madtle resembles a large mantilla, the cape so deep on
the shoulders as to completely cover the arm ; the ends
in front are rounded, and reach the hem of the skirt; this
elegant wrapper is made in velvet or satin, and trimmed
with a broad black lace; for quitting the theatre or ball
room notbing is so appropriate as the Capuchin, with its
smart hood, lined with bright cerise or blue sarcenet, and
edged with fur ; a promenade mantle will be very gene-
rally worn during the early spring, fitting tight, like a
pelisse, the skirts of moderate width, and the sleeves
open ; it is, in fact, a pelisse without the conement of
tight arm-holes ; the effect 'is very distingue ; most that
we have yet seen are made in stamped rich coloured
satin, lined with white sarcenet; the waist-belt broad:

"Question.—How great must be the quantzty of the thing
stolen iu order to constitute the theft a mortal sin ? Answer :
This quantity cannot easily be determined. Some are of opini-
on that the quantity necessary for the maintainance of an indi-
vidual for one day. Others think that it requires a quantity
which. every thing considered, inflicts a grievous injury on our
neighbour, and deprives him of something particularly useful."
But look at the morality inculcated in a saving clause in the
exposition of the question which particularly concerns protes-
tant housekeepers in the matter of popish servants :
" Question.—Does a person sin who steals trifling sums from
one, or from several persons, which, when put together, make up
a considerable sum? Answer.—According to many divines, a
somewhat greater quantity is required to be stolen when the small
thefts which make it up have been committed at diffrent times
and on many individuals, than if they were all committed at the
same time and on the same person."
The reason assigned is as worthy of Roman catholic morality
as Roman catholic morality is worthy of the reason—
" Because the loss having been inflicted in different portions,
the injury—according to the common sense of mankind—is less,
-and is not taken so ill."
- - - • • •

ARRIVED-I%Tary Ann, Bartlett, from Valparaiso—Granville, Tay-
lor, from St. John's, NB—Mary Barry, Goss, from Newfoundland—
Perseverance, Latter, from Seville.

LIVERPOOL CORN

To C. S. Cheddon, Esq.
May 8, 1835.
Gratitude impels me to address
yoti, my dear sir, for, through the
blessing of the Almighty, have you
cured me of that which did embit-
ter my existence. The earliest
recollection I have is connected
with misery; even my childhood
was not exempt from pain. At
once to elucidate this, I must in-
form you that a dreadful scorbutic
eruption completely covered my
face ; my parents kindly placed
me at school, and hard indeed was
it to meet the scorn and sarcasm
that my unhappy appearance pro-
duced ; frequently have I turned
from my schoolfellows and wept in
agony. As years passed away I
' left school, and thankful am I to
tell you with a calm spirit, and I
resolved patiently to endure that
lot which one far above me, had
selected for me. Three months
since a relation of mine observing
in the paper the numerous and
highly-respectable' signatures af-
fixed to your advertisement, im•
mediately pTrocured a box of your .
HERBALToxic PILLS, and pre-i
sented them to me, with an earn-
est wish that I would take them. i
Reluctantly I consented, for my
spirits were literally broken ; still
I took them; and now, blessed for
ever be a kind Providence, and you
my dear sir, my skin is as clear
as the fairest beneath the sun. Ta-
vistock is where I live, I am now
staying in London, and have avail-
ed myself of this circumstance to
tell you all I feel.
Ever respectfully yours,
GRACE LIORNCASTLE.
To Mr. Cheddon.

!IXCHANGE, FEB. 1

St. Cloud, Colhurn, from New Orleans, at this port ; sailed 26th Dec.
and from the bar 27th. On 19th Jan. during a hurricane, shipped a
sea, which stove in the dead lights,--nearly filled the cabin, and car-
ried away bulwarks, Rza. Ou 20th. in lats4l-,-long. 38, spoke the ship
Louisa, of and for New York. with loss of rudder.
Falcon, Barnes, hence and Sincapore, at Canton.
A vessel apparently of about 300 tons, water-logged and abandoned,
with only her bowsprit standing, was passed 18th ult. in lat. 39N, long.
25 W.
Richard Rimmer, Hamilton, hence for Bonny, at Sierra Leone,
leaky,

The supplies for the week have
little business done in Wheat, the
week's rates, but the ordinary final
2d per 70115 s reduction.
Oats have not been so much inqu
in their value, or in that of Oatmeal
Flour bas.been a heavy sale. Fo
good inquiry at 3s 6d to 3s 1, d per C
WHEAT, ,tr 70th. s d s
English, new red, 6 2 (di 6 8
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. new white
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Scotch, white 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. red
Irish, new red, ~ 5 3 .. 6 0
Do. old 5 4 .. 5 9
Do. new white
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Dantzig, red
Do, white
Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white 0 0 .. 0 0
Conigsberg, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white
Riga Sz Petersburg 0 0 .. 0 0
Odessa
Russian, hard 0 0 .. 0 0
Canada, red 4 9 .. 5 9
Do. white
Bonded Wheat
RYE, imp. qr. English
and Foreign, free 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. in bond
BARLEY, imp. qr.
English, Malting 32 0 .. 35 0
Do. Grinding,6olb 3 8 .. 3 10
Irish, Malting, do. 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. Grinding, do. 3 3 9
Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
OATS, cir 451 b.
English, new
Do. old ... 0 0 .. 0 0
Scotch, &e new.. 0 0 0 0
Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0

been moderate. There has been
superior parcels were held for last
lies have been disposed of at Id to

red for, but we make no alteration

r grinding Barley there has been a
;Olbs.

FROM DR. BROWN, OF GLAS-
' • GOW.

OATS, 4! 451 b. s d s d
Dish, n. kilndried 2 8 rd 2 10
Do. old do.
Do. prime, 42113
Do. do. old 0 0 .. 0 0
Foreign, free
Do. it bond
PEASE, Ir imp. qr
English, white
Foreign, white
BEANS, 4Y imp. qr
English, new 4O 9 .. 43 0
Do. Pigeon, old OO 0 .. 0
Foreign, free
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish, Tick,e. new 37 0 .. 39 0
Do. old OO 0 .. 00 0
MALT, cty imp. qr
English
INDIAN CORN, int. qr.
Red
White

GLASGOW; Aug. 15, 1833.
l Dear Sir,—From the numerous
i;cases of Scrofula and Scorbutic
Affections which have•come,under
•my care, I have bee endeavour-
I ing, for a long
.period, to find
out some Medicine that would
[ cure these dreadful complaints ; in
) fact, I have tried almost every
[ medicine I ever heard of, without
[ finding one successful, •until I was
[ induced to try your Pills. After
receiving your letter. I determined
upon giving them a fair trial-there-
fore gave them regularly to fifteen
patients labouring under the worst
forms of Scrofula and Scorbutic
Affections, and in six weeks, to my
astonishment,theywere all entirely
cured. I have continued prescrib-
ing these truly valuable Pills• ever
since, with the greatest success.
" I am. dear Sir,
" Yours, very truly,
• " R. BROW NE, M.D.
"To C. S. CHEODON, Esq."
FROM DR. PALMER, OF WAL-

Ikla-rgaret, Griffin: Mary, Johnstone; Nautilus, —, and Eliza,
Fox, hence, at Sierra Leone. •
Farmers, Tyler, hence, at Terceira.
Sahicu s,
wreckCri c konf etyb,ehEe
inecaen,
ofro,rTConstantinople,from
drtot frotrhdi.s
St. Anna, ,tewart, hence, at Leghorn.
fo
port. which
was water-logged 23d Jan. near Wexford, has drifted to Carmel Point,
near Holyhead, and part of the cargo saved.
I'ieces of wreck, and an oar with Unity on it, were picked up to-
day in this river.
Part of the stern of a vessel, with Frances Ann, of Padstow, on it,
a boat with Frances Ann, outside, and Andrew Penelope, inside, also
a quantity of oats and butter were washed onshore this morning near
the rock.
Allelitcoer,mSpcpie
aleotfr, om Calcutta for China, at Sincapore.
hence,
at ditto.
Gen. Gascoyne, Kirby, hence for China, at Anjer, 3d Oct.
Memnon, —, from Bombay, at Calcutta, 16th Oct.
Allerton, --., sailed from Bombey for this port 29th Oct.
Avoca, Boadle, from Mauritius, off Margate.
John Ormerod, Chapman, hence, at Oporto.
Libra, Martin, hence, at Port-au-Prince, 16th Dec.
Hercules, (steamer) hence for Cork, at Waterford, with damage to
machinery.
Emma, Nelson, from Mantanzas, at Cowes.
Columbia, from Charleston, was docked last night without damage,
Albion, M`Leod, hence, at Bombay.
Dauntless. Pinder, hence and Rio de Janeiro, at ditto.
Hero of Malown, —, and Lady Feversham, from Lon-
don, at ditto.
Parkfield, M'Auley, sailed from Bombay for this port, Ist Nov. and
the Robert Quayle on the 3d.
Gilmore, Lindsay, from London, at Bombay.
QUEBEC, 23d Dec.—The Curler, Hamilton 'bound to Liverpool. was
off Green Island, 24th ult. she had been aground on Red Island Reef ;
she did not make more water than usual, and it is supposed has pro-
ceeded.

The next knotty question upon which we stumble is one some-
what interesting to the protestant husbands of catholic wives.
The pivot upon which the query turns is—" Whether wives com-
mit a mortal sin of theft if, contrary to the reasonable wishes of
their husbands, they secretly take any thing considerable from
the property which is under the power of their husbands?" At-
tend, reader, to the abominable jesuitry of the answer:—" What
quantity ought to be accounted considerable in these thefts, can-
not easily be determined H This one thing is certain, that a
greater quantity is required in thefts committed by a wife, than
in thefts committed by strangers; because—mark the logic—a
husband, or rather the father of a family, is more unwilling that
money should be taken by a stranger than by a wife or son. It
is not a theft if a wife merely abstracts from their common pro-
perty as much as is necessary to support an indigent father, or
mother, or children by a former marriage !! !" In short, one
among the many—to catholics moral, but to protestants, and all
other conscientious persons, abominably loathsome—doctrines
is, that the catholic wife of a protestant husband may actually
plunder that husband, and commit, by the act, nothing more
than a venial sin!! But this is not all. A catholic woman, ac-
cording to the religious moralists of Maynooth, may rob her
husband of as much as will support any of her near relatives,
without being guilty of ANY SIN AT ALL ! ! Credat Judceus?
Indeed, we can fancy some good, easy, unsuspicious souls, who
only view things in general as they appear on the surface, and
never see six inches beyond their noses, exclaiming, can such
things be ? Yes, good easy simpletons, such things are proven
from facts the most incontrovertible, that the system we have
been endeavouring to expose is as true as that the papist college
of Maynooth, in and from which these moral doctrines are in-
dustriously promulgated, exists, and is supported by an annual
grant from the British Parliament.
One other allusion and quotation from the Maynooth sink of
immorality and we have done. We approach this subject with
great reluctance, but we deem it necessary that protestants
should know that catholic women are in the habit of hearing
and answering questions put to them by unmarried men on
subjects from which any sense of delicacy or decency would
shrink with abhorrence ;—that is, if these catholic unmarried
priests fulfil what they are taught is their duty. Until we were
aware, by matter-of-fact statements, that the popish priests
educated at Maynooth had their Cues furnished from such texts
as the followiniktaken from the Treatise on Matrimony, form-
ing part of the fourth volume of Catholic "Moral Theology;"
we were disposed to consider the song of "The Jew" an un-
charitable piece of caricature and fanfaronade. We must here
remark that what protestants and all who read their bibles for
the spiritual expansion of their own minds call the seventh is by
the papists styled, accommodatingly enough, the sixth cote- I
ma nd men t.

FLOUR, 4' 25016.
English, fine 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish; 2ds, new 29' .. 32 0
Do. fine .. 33 0 ;5 0
American. sweet,
per brl. free 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. in bond 26 0 .. 27 0
Do. sour, free 19 6 .. 21 0
Do. in bond 0 0 0 0
Canadian, free 25 0 .. 27 0
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
OATMEAL, tr 240tb
English, new 0 0 .. 0 0,
Irish, new
Do. old 2l 0 .. 23 0
BRAN, 24th 0 9 .. 1 0

WORTH..
WALwonTit, Surrey,
Feb. 27th 1834.
Sir,—Among the numerous me-
dicines now before the public, I
know of none so efficacious as your
Pills in restoring individuals to
health who are suffering under
Scrofulous and Cutaneous Affec-
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neck, as also Gout and Rheuma-
tism, or where the system is pre-
disposed to disease. This is the
result of my experience with them,
having prescribed them extensively
with the greatest success.
I am, Sir, yours, &c.
JOHN PALMER, M.D.
To Mr. Cheddon.

Bond-street, Feb. 10, 1834.
Sir,—l return you my sincere
tnanks for the cure your Medicine
has lately performed upon me ; I
had been suffering from severe
pains in my back and loins and
left side for many months. and had
become much emaciated; appa-
rently my whole frame was entire-
ly worn ; out from having been
above fourteen stone I had sunk
down to nine and a half when I
began to take your pills, which 1
found relie f fro t n after taking a few
days, and by continuing them they
restored me to perfect health.
consider my life was entirely saved
by your medicine : three medical
gentlemen, whom I had the great-
est confidence in, rather advised
me not to trouble myself with me-
dicine, as they considered it per-
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to make what use you think pro.
per of this.
I remain, your obedient Servant
SAMUEL DAWSON.
----
FROM DR. DAR WALL, OF BIR-
MINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, April 10, 1833,
Dear Sir,—l have been for seve-
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VALPARAISO, 6th Nov.—The Harlequin, from Iquique for Liver-
pool, put hack to Arica previous to 16th ult. in a leaky state, and was
discharging her cargo.
WHITERAVEN, 25th Jan.—The Florent, Paulson, from Liverpool
for Antwerp, is on shore at Ilaverig, and will become a wreck.
Rio DE JANEIRO, Ist Dec.—A large Portuguese vessel from Lisbon,
to this port with passengers, was totally wrecked last week on Cape
Negro, and 35 lives lost.

Sloane-street, Sept. 2, 1834.
Sir,—For some years I have suf-
fered so much from indigestion, &c,
&e., that I would frequently go
without eating ; although your
pills are not recommended for my
complaint, knowing they had cured
several individuals, I procured a
large box, and by the time it was
finished I could eat almost any-
thing without inconvenience, but
continue to take two pills an hour
before dinner. You are at liberty
to make what use you think pro-
per of this.
I remain yours, &c.
SA NIVEL 'ROGERS.
To Mr. Cheddon..

Sunderland Herald, May 3, 1834.
The demand in this town for
Cheddon's Herbal Pills has been
unprece iekted, which is entirely
attributable to their intrinsic worth
and the great benefit numbers have
derived from talti,ig them.

Periions desirous of forwarding Mr. CHEnnoN Testimonials
of the efficacy of his Pills, can address him to the care of his
London Agents. _ _ _

Sold, wholesale and retail, by HANNAY and Co., C 3, Oxford-
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are supplied with Cheddon's Pills, and every other -Patent Me-
dicine, at the usual Trade Prices, and allowed 10 per Cent.
Discount, upon Orders accompanied with a Cash Remittance.

To the question, " How ought a confessor to conduct himself
towards penitents with reference to the subject under consider-
ation"—we Wive it answered,—"Lest the foul viper lurking in
the deep recesses of' the heart should not venture to put itself
forth to view, he ought sometimes to question the penitents on
the subject of the sixth (our seventh) commandment, ,where he
suspects that they are not altogether pure, bashful, or agitated.
A prudent confessor will, by kindness, increase the confidence
-of his penitents, will advance from the less shameful to those
which are more so; nor will he take his commencement from
external acts,-but from the thoughts. Has not the penitent re-
volved some improper ones? What kind of desire was it?
Whether any improper actions followed? What were they?
4* * *

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"If the penitent be a girl she should be asked whether she
has adorned herself in order to please the men ? Whether for
this purpose she has used paint, or bared her arms, &c , &c.
Whether she is not attached to somebody with a more peculiar
affection? if occasion should be given for ulterior inquiries
the confessor will fulfil his duty—but very prudently and cir-
eunupectly."

But enough of this. • Think of a young and innocent female
in the clutchei of these surpliced harpies, undergoing the con-
taminating ordeal of Homan Catholic auricular confession !
Think of a mind 'Polluted before even the body has reached a
mature age! This is the picture of the confessional; not an
ideal sketch of its dila:testing and loathsome deformities, not as
it has been practised some centuries ago, but as it is prescribed
and
of the pr
catholicb cy actised
hurchthe existing canons which govern the officia;s

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being the principlt,s of morality taught at the College
of Maynooth, the question naturally arises, whether a nominally
„formed House of Commons should withhold its annual grant,
and whether the people Of England ought to be taxed to support
such an abonaktation, John Knox saw and eradicated its in-
fluence from out of Scotland. Ireland must undergo a similar
expurgation, or, to expect peace and tranquillity in that country
-will be nothing more than the dream of an idiot.