The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-28 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL.

On Friday evening Mrs. Hon v took her benefit before a
tolerably good house. The first piece was a petite comedy,
written by Mr. Charles Selby, called the " Married Rake," in
which Mrs. Honey played the part of Mrs. Trictrac, a teazing,
tormenting, bewitching young widow, a character which she
well sustained. Mr. Howard played the part of Mr. Frederick
Flighty, an erratic marritii man, and which was the principal
character in the piece. The part was a difficult one to sustain
well, and we thought this gentleman's representation rather
more fussy than natural. Miss Chaplin's acting, as Susan Twist,
an accomplished lady's maid, and the admirable style in which
she' *4 clipped - and coined the King's English" drew forth re-
heated and deserved plaudits. At the end of the comedy Mrs.
Honey gave some imitations of Mrs. Yates, Mr. H. Phillip!,
and Mauemoiselle Grisi. This was most talented, and the imi-
tation of Mrs. Yates and Mademoiselle Grisi's style almost
perfect. •An attempt was made to encore this, but the more
considerate part of the audience, out of compassion for the fair
cantatrice, hissed it down. In the drama of " Capers and
Co-
ronets," which followed, a piece written for Mrs. Honey, and
containing but little plot, Mr. Morris Barnet took the part of a
to that dig
newly-made French Marquis, raised from
nity by the death of a brother, and playedaittutehuerlife. He is
decidedly and acknowledgedly the first actor oft French
however,charac-
i ext t
ters on the English stage. The double entendres,
ven
which abound in this piece, and whichelbev% part ofy
pointedly, and greeted with loud plaudits
.the au-
dience, we cannot hut describe as pandering to a depraved
taste, and not calculated to raise the character of the stage.
The afterpiece played was
the "Spirit of tuhbelilel,hianned."ungeisd
piece has been so frequently before the
p
lately, that it is unnecessary to say touch, about it. Mrs. Honey
played the part
of Irma, and sung ! My beautiful Rhine" in
a style at once splendid and original. The audience were in
raptures with it, and it was absolutely encoied four times ! and
a fifth attempt was hissed down, out of compassion for the sin-
r.
ge The scenery in this drama is beautiful. When the spirit
Of the Rhine was invoked the rising of the moon and its beams
gradually glancing over the water in the scenery had a very line
effect. Mr. G. Horncastle, as Arthur Huntley, played with
spirit and judgment, and Mr. Baker, as the Burgomaster, was
highly amusing. At the conclusion Mrs. Honey was loudly
called for, and appeared before the curtain, rnoyir;g in acknow-
ledgment to the applause of the audience. Last evening
Shakspeare's tragedy of Richard the Third was performed, the
part of Richard by our talented tragedian Mr. Stuart. After
which a pantomime was represented, called" Harlequin and the
Golden Goose," which is to be continued during the niidsuin-
trier holidays, and in which the Messrs. Ridgway exercise their
peculiar talents.

SALE OF WOOL

On Friday and Saturday some very extensive sales of wool
were made at the Sale-rooms of Messrs. Buchanan and BrOwne
and Mr. Abram Gartside, in this town. The attendance of buy-
ers, including both staplers and manufacturers, chiefly from the
Yorkshire markets, was. unusually numerous From Leeds we
observed several gentlemen connected with some of the most
respectable houses in the trade, as well as a number of the small
clothiers and dealers resident in the neighbourhood. The com-
petition for the several parcels offered, including. wools from
New South Wales, 1091 bales, 238 bags of Spanish, together
With a quantity of German, Russian, Italian, Bast Indian, Szc.,
making in all 4403 bales, was very considerable, and the prices
obtained were much higher than was anticipated. The New
South Wales wool, being the first that has come to market this
season, was purchased at prices folly 3d. per lb. above the
average of those of last year, viz. 2s. 7-1-cl. per lb. A. very few
years ago the import of New South Wales wool was trifling, and
sold at prices something less than one-half of its present
value. Within the last two or three years, however, the ar-
rivals have increased very much, and the price has imprOVed in
consequence of the wool having been better washed, and the'
breed of the sheep being more attended to. The lower qualities,'
at this sale, went off at steady prices, at an advance upon the
prices realized at the last sales-of similar desCriptions.

THANK GOD; WE HAVE PEERS!

BY ROBERT STOREY.

(For the Liverpool Standard.)
When a faCtion we loathe would endanger the throne,
When the wise have their doubts; and the loyal their fears,
One feeling of confidence yet is our v_wn, , . ,
One ray in the darkness—Thank_ God, We haVe peers!
With all that ennobles our nature endowed, • • •
With a mind that o'erawes, and a mien that endears,
How far they outshine the select of the crowd, . .

The gods of the rabble!—Thank God, we have peers!

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To liberty true, like their fathers of old— .
All-scornful of threats, as all-mindless of sneers—
They stand in the breach of the fortress they hold,
And will die ere they yield IL—Thank Gad, we have peers!

And 0 ! when the storm shall have passed from the land,
From the state he is proud of, the church he reveres,
The patriot's blessing shall rest on the band,
'rho true, the devoted!—Thank God, we have peers!

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LONDON LAW REPORT. would blast the character of every woman. His friends wer ferred upon them exclusively,-namely, the power of deciding upon PRICES OF SHARES, LIV ERPOOL, JUNE 27, 1836.
the subject. He. therefore, left it completely in thcir hands, coati- 3.-:!111.)Ort5.-se 'flair:M.
not contented merely not to call Miss Arinftrong, but they took Per Share.
- care to call Bulliman. This man had been a servant of Colonel dent that,they would decide justly. T.iverpool Coal Gas
CONTINUATION OF THE TRIAL NORTON
ArrnstrOng. If h h d ll • •
e a rea y suspected that Mrs. Norton went ~ The. foreman of the jury instsittly addressed the coutt, and said- L.
NalyveLt,ouradt, iverpool New Gas and Coke Compauy, ....1:100 -
versus MELBOURNE. to Lout Aleibeurne's house for improper purposes, it was not to my uts to ,r..) t nit A e have agiee
daegfroced. It is -d - • 1 • d NelV .g:Inre$.110.10)1110 -170 • ' ISS 0 0 CHINA. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JuNE 24. •
There hsaus liarn a eery general and extensive demand for all descrips;
nelartt." 475 0 0 Dement, Steele, fm Canton, with 500 chts bohea tea, T and H
flir re ta rh
ee Liverpoel and-liarrinedon Water NN or ks
likely that he would have gone into the plaintiffsservice. This At. this announcenient some one at the ,extreme end of the Bootie ditto ' - - tions of oe, both from the grocers and refiners, and holders hay
(From the Second Edition of the Standard of Friday.) man told the jury he saw his lot dship and Mrs. Norton sitting court exclaimed ° Bravo," which Seemed to have been the sig- Exchange Beililines
on the sofa in the drawing-room with his hand upen 'her na 1 foe an increased breach of %feminine several persons having Liverpool and Mare 0 sti r Itsiiii as , £lOO patil 28e, 0 0 WEST INLYIES si.VD MADEIRA. m brown and middling, qualities, and Is 6d 41s cwt on good. and fine ;
At a few minutes before seven o'clock, after an adjournment
shouider .1 , a
~ulth t on his (Idullimau st coming into the room thereupon commenced.cheering, which was followed by hisses . Ditto Old Quartere 25 •• • •
_7l old Frances. Heath, fm Barbados, with 634 lids .;6 tes sugar, 10 htls cm' at this advarce there is still great anxiety on the part of the trade'
. Ditto New Quarters
for a quarter of an hour, Sir John Campbell, the Attorney-
he gently took it off Was this credible ? If seeu ill such a from a different part of the court. rum, Barton, Islam and co-A 8 bales cotton, G and J Smith-6 lids to make further purchases. The sales amount to 2309 hds of B.P. and
- Bolton and Leigh ditto
.... 90 10 • brandy retd, J Knowles-B.brls sugar, 38 bxs 4 pkgs arrowroot, 4 pks
t2ho,o',;:igbadgasnßeetnagal.LtthareitlaiuttaersaatgiaSrs Oirri
hfoeral,odsevataof7F6safroerig.fianseawgahritaea.aNsios;
General rose and addressed the jury for the defendant nearly as s .
amnion, would not the parties immediately have separated ? The Lord Chief Justice rose from the bench, observed that
follows :-He could most unfeignedly assure them, that he mest Ditto
Buteaccording to the evidenee, his lordship hesitated ;he waited this was most disgraceful conduct, and called upon the police Warrington and Newton ditto - of -00 chests Brizil, at prices act;ording ta quality ; 4ls waS paid for
heartily rejoiced in the wish they hdd exeressed, that that trial
had for a considerable time, so that Bullimaii might see ell, and then to bring before him ally person, whom they could perceive R"..nyon and Leigh ditto
should be broueht to a conclusion that night. Their wish
he entl took his hand off Bultiiwin further added "it looked euilt vof thistontem tof court Wigan Branch ditto
•• • • Jamaica, Smith, fm Jamaica, with 277 tes 4 cks 51 brls cotre.e, 4 old Grenada, 284 for St. Lucia, and 29s to as cly cwt. for good Deme-
saved him a night of unwearied anxiety, and he knew that be- F. y . .
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0 , • , c, t log_wood, 100 bars iron p. ret•l, I...ara.and Trinideds•-COFFEE. There has been a fair demaud during:
118 i! !hey had been sitting close together." 1. hieshowed the chs- Silence was unmediatele observed. in.the court, but a similar Preston and wizen North Union Ude diti.d.•- •••60••• • 78 0 '' begs ginaer 209 spers
fore he quitted the court his client would be delivered frem
eht asminst him Hannon °bile witness to turn even' thing i ito evidence of euilt ex session of feeline took place on the iesult beine made kneel' t. e ens • 7 hdS .2 brls.sugar, 35 ps fancy wood, Tory, Holt and co-22 lids ,he week, but as no piatiPc sales of Jamaica were brought forward.
gee unfounded charge which h.ad been broue e . •de . , . , „ e
t ri% • ' •P . e • . ' Leicester and Swannington ditto
q TT 1 snd Runeorn Gap ditto . . 100 .... 35 10 0 •
. '0 . 65 0 0
•s • 1 tee 24 brls sugar, J and J Gardner and co-20 hits do W and J the business done is hilted • a small parcel of Demerara was taken at
'Phew would then have the satistaction, when they laid their
that havine heard all the the next witness, Flood, was one who boasted that he was the to those who were assembled outside.
principal witness against the Premier of England, anti said "if The trial terminated at 20 minutes befine 12 o'clock. Thortipson-525. tits 17 brls coffee, Wilson and Derbyshire-, 13 tcs S full prices ; also 100 Isiga of'Brazii at 55s to 56s 4fe cwt. At a sale of
heads upon their pillows, to reflect . ,
_. e tleaendeshotesre,loyl tisina,i It: (alyß ury Railway and Canal 48 .... 80 0 0
100 •• • • 122 10 ') brls do, J y Lopez-5 tes 13 brls do, J Mullholland and co-25 tcs Mocha nothing' WaS dOoe.-•-8G baes Trinidad COCOA sold at 50s to 54s ;'•
a . went we ~ he shou ma -e
11 11 ld k £6OO, and spend the rest of his Grand Junction ditto 5O .... 126 0 0 tes do, Stewart and Westmoreland-5 do, T Hatton jun-10 tes do, 50 bags Barbadoes GINGER at £5,11. small lot fine-Jamaica at £7 lOs to-
evidence, and having given to that. evidence a dispassionate con- C lorsfall, Son and co-17 do, T P Ricliets-7 do, Ick do. 4020 lb s £8; and 70 bags black ,PEPPER at 41d to 41(1 4e• lb.-Rice. 3000 baps
sideration; they had come to the calm but clear conclusion that days in ease in Scotland." It seemed he had been a soldier and INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT. TieensoAr, London and Birmingham ditto
it was wholly and entirely insufficient to support the accusatien. finaght at Waterloo. When he.carne into the service of Mrs. IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-DISTRESSING CASE.-,, Maiga
• _ Birmingham and Gloucester ditto
Manchester and Leeds ditto 6O .... 134 0 2
5 •• • • 80 d sarsaparilla; J and G Campbell and co-I 8 tes 28 cks 51 brls Ihf brl of Bengal have been disposed of at 14s 9d to 15s, and 40U bags of org
5 .... 23 0 0 coffee, 1 brl ginger, 2 bls cotton, :20 / o and c horns 6bf brls copper dinary Madras at lOs to lOs 3d 41, cwt in bond ; anti 200 tces of dressed,
In the present instance there wee every presemption in his cli- Norton he had a cab, a gig, end a fly. He acknowledged he ret Hicks,. au old womau, in her " 87th year," was opposed North Mldland•ditto
ent's favour. There was a charge against two parties, and they had been often druuk. He left the plaintiff 's service in debt, by Mr. Nicholls, on the part of Baynton ' Augustus Morton Midland ditto e .... 90 0 Nicaragua wood, J Adams-2 tea coffee, 3es arrowroot, (.1 (Levy-4 the sales are 400 puns. chiefly Demerara of choice marks and high'
should bear in mind that neither could be called before them as ana swindled several people. Ile bought the fly from Saunders Rideaux. She was supported by., Mr. Cooke. • Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto - Sandbach, Tinne, and co-2eoo o and c horns, J Hall strength, at 3s 9d to 4s, and a parcel of fine Jamaica at 4s 4(14r
witnesses. Lord Melbourne could not be called, because he to turn it into money, for he sold it. Ile had a colt to break in,. This case excited much commiseration. The insolvent, who, Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven I .... 30 -0 and co-55 lancewood spars, Bps fancy wood, 6 pks presents, Order- gallon.
I .... 1 0 0 PDk '
was the defendant; and Mrs. Norton could not be called be- which he sold for £2O, and no part of the money did he pay to from her extreme age and infirmities, was accommodated with London tied Gravesend ditto Nothing has been done in INDIGO this week.-A small sale is re--
10 .... 26 5 0 Charles, Harris, from Barbadoes, with 147 lids 54 tcs sugar, H ported in SIIELL LAC 'at .Ess 10s•to ii 6 ss, and there is a good inquiry
cause she was the vvife of ttre plaintiff. It was, therefore, im- the owner of the colt. He then, went to Sloane-street, sold the a seat,. had been arrested in April- last by Rideaux, for a sum deannk of Liverpool
B kof Manchester 25 .... 39 0 0 Moore and co-K Dk ror LAC Dye, a dosen chests of which have been taken at ls 4d foe'
possible, if any witnesses could come forward and say that he- cab, and then took a cellar in Monmouth-street, where he set of £44 10s. (which-was alledged to be due for money advenced) Manchester and Liverpool-District Bank l5 ..... 22 10 0 •
Halifax, Cleary, fm Halifax, N S, with 110 ps hardwood timber
BRITISH AMERICA ordinary, and Is 94 gr 5 for J Mc R mark.--A little Mu-easier hate
had seen a fact when no person except the two he had named up as a dealerin old clothes, where he remained until he was and committed to Whitecross-street prison. It appeared that Commercial Bank of Liverp 001...
were present, that that witness could contradict it. They could ready to sell himself as a witness, aud a glorious day it was for the old lady aud her cousin, Margaret Hicks, had, some years Liverpool Marine Assurance' Company 354 ps hardwood planks, 321 c 23 pine planks, 1c 26 pine plank e ds' but the quotations are maintained. For a parcel of fine PEARL SAGO'
only, in such a case, look to the character of the witness giving him when he was discovered. From such evidence as this was ago, been left by her nephew, Mr. Wright, the business of a Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks
121:13 ........ u ig g
s 90 c oak and ash staves, 1 cord lathwood, Iha hark, Ick furs, 39nan '
-15 s has been paid.
his evidence, to the probability of the story he .detailed, and to the plaintiff's case made up. He said he expected to be paid, chemist and druggist, in Redcross-street, Cripplegate, which Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co . • lO .. ••10 5 '' chors.palms, Ibx bark work, Ick furs. 39 anchors, I c steel B retd
10 .... 10 0 6 DYEWOODS.-In Campeachw Loowooe 200 tons have been disposed
W Fairclough-8 qr cks wine, rectd, D Buchannan-2 ps kerseymere• of at £8 ss, and small lots at £8 7s 6d to 1:8 10s, and 120 of Jamaica at
the • extent of credit to which such story was entitled. If a because " does . not every man expect to be paid?" He (the was, after his death, conducted by Rideaux, at a salary of £3O. ?foes at
lile
Amssxance Company
d Central Bank of England lO .... 15 0 0 retd, Order-B Dls XS lOs to £5 15s er ton ; the demand for FUSTIC has improved, and 200'
charge of want of chastity was brought against die purest of wo- Attorney-General) had a great curiosity to know if he did a-year. die continued as their servant for a year and a half, Union Bank of Liverpool -
men, and that no one except the accuser was said to
.be present, no.t expect £5OO or £6OO,- and repeatedly asked him. All and then, accordiug to his statement, there was an agreement, Commercial Bank of England birch timber, 6376 deals, 4 fms lathwood, 9960 staves, 30 'spars, 39 ps parcel selected, £6 paid, 100 tons of Savanilla at £4 ss, and some in-
she must rest her defence on her own innocence, on the impro- he said was, "I do not reeollect"-non ini ricordo, repeat- which was not signed, made between the executor of Mr. Birkenhead Ferry pitch pine timber, Wildes, Pickersgill, and co-B Dk
Rfosru7sattlp,AaNndwaoto£Dltta £2lj ftvaeooot.dtjazthintl zpoo= ia_eturd
ferior Jamaica at £4, 41s ton ; 209 tons cf Lime NICARAGUA Woon sold
liability of the story, and on the character of the person making ed at least ten times. He (the Attorney-General) asked Wright. the insolvent, her coesim. and Rideaux, by which he Tradesmens' Bank .
United Trades' Bank 1
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$.3 0.... 5e 0 Captain Ross, Morton, from Halifax, N. S, with 351 c 6 deals, ac 6 tfol°l3
the charge. Now, in that case he subrnitted they ought to have him if he had not within the last forty-eight hours said that he (Rideax) was to become the master to pay and receive, "to
R yal Rock Ferry £..a 0.... 9 0 0 birch deals or planks, 188 c oak and. ash staves, IS cl 5 oars, ac 6 pine I:4B'#' ton TURPENTlNE'continues nlt red in"p°rice • the onl sales
spares, 4 t 4 c logwood, Mignowitz and Greetham-260 ps ebony effected this week hAve been 400 brlsuatal6es 9d 4f, ewt.-'nmericayn TAIT,
expected to make £6OO ? He would only say he could not re- support," to use his own phrase, " the old ladies; arid, as they
evidence clear, conclusive, unequivocal, leaving no reasona- Boolivia Shares
ble doubt on the mind of any one of the jury. They must collect. He did recollect that he did get so drunk on taking drepped off, to bury them -respectably." He continued the
, Royal Harrington Dock Order-Q 1)k. has Advanced, 15s Id having been obtained for 600 Inds Virginia on the
believe drat the adulterous act was really committed and Mr. and hirs• Norton to Lansdowne-house, that Mr. .Norton master until the early part of the- present year, and for the Boliear Scrip £6, 0... 715 0 Glasgow, Burns, from Montreal and Quebec, with (From Monsreali '
• 209 brie zit and 196 brit prl ashes W A and G Maxwell-370 brls pr qoay.-The sales of Montreal. Pot and Pearl ASHES have been quite'
completed between the parties for nothing short of that got on the box and 'drove the coach, whereupon he (Flook) three years and tre half kept no account of what he had paid London and Birmingham Canal £2 0.... 30 0 -,. •
£9o° 00 ...• .'.• 1181 1101 0°
RICHARD DAWSON, Share-Broker. Sqn-100 brls prl ashes Order-22 brls arl do K Dowie and Co-241 .
ashes E innear and Co-4I Inis pot, 91 prl ashes, D Buchanan and trifling, at last week's quotations; our stock had become nearly ex-.
hansted, but to-day there was an arrival of 1500 brls from Montreal,.
beim, the first import this season.-A few hds Philadelphia QUER"",.
ran to Landsdowne-house and endeavoured to unharness and . and received. He claimed £l5O for salary and money lent.
proof could entitle the plaintiff to a verdict. Now he - CIaTsI7ON PARK have been disposed of at 15s els cwt.--300 quarters or
take away sme.of the horses, which he said was his own, and He had paid £44 10s. on her account, for rent, &c.; he had
should .be able to show that nothing but an intimacy of E t India LINSEB,D brought 50-3 a, quarter ; and a small parcel of New
his behavionrodas so violent that lae was taken to the watch- paid the expences out of the proceeds of the business; and.for ersgill and eo---53 hrls potashes, 90 cpn staves, 131 c 3 standard staves
friendship and innocence-nothing, but what was known to and e ily'• Hi.s Majesty's' Royal Authority. 1 c handspikes.' 11 c2O deals A Parlants.-(From Quebec) 53 brls prl York FLAXSEED aCis ed hil.-30 casks Ametican CLOVERSEED of good
, house. Would the jury act upon the testimony of such a man ? the last.five years his own private propetty only. aluountei to • PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S IIYGEAN PILLS. and 50 brls pot ashes Wiles Picker_sisill
.and Co-14 brls pot ashes, mality, sold at Vs 4S, cwt-The sales of HIDES consist of '5500 dry
sanctioned by Mr. Norton-had existed between the parties. D Buchanausand Son-1411 c2O deals, all c 24 stavee,.A. Parlane-River
-would they hang a dog upon it? If he haa not said " that between £5O and £6O. They had tided in-the house together,
He•acquitted Mr. Norton froin having an idea that there was LICIR the. effectual extirpation of every epecies and symptom
if there was a verdict he should get £500," he would iminedis and in April last he arrested her on board 'a vessel then about IL' of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from. o Grande at 7id to 7id for sound, and 64d to 7id for first wormed.
anything improper between them, or that it would disgrace them ' UNI TED S 'I'A TE S. •
ately and positively have denied that he had ever . used such to sail to America. 715 Buenos Ayres inferior at Bid to 7d, 170 Valparaiso at 61d, 180 dry
John Troussliton. Jordan, fm Charleston, with 187 bales cotton J salted do. at Sad 300 do Brazil at Cid, 100 do. Jamaica at 50, 1730
svere a verdict found against him, by a suspicion thee he bad improper treatment. • . •
Lowden-143 do, W Jones-215-do, W J Vincent-A5 brls turpentine salted Buenos Ayr' es at• 40 to 5d for sound, and 4sd for heated, 300
wprds ; but he did not dare to give a direct denial; he merely Mr. Rideaux was subjected to a severe cross-examination as P' repared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. -54. -Seel.
connived at 'his own dishonour. It was the most extraordinary
The said he did not recollect, and it was not possible to call wit- to his conduct to the poor woman and her cousin, who had sailed. street, Liverpool, (four-doors from Slater-street) in. boxes at 100 brls rosin, 11 t lo,gwood, J Lowden-Q Dk
case that bad ever been brought into a court of justice. Savanilla at 41d, 270 Jamaica at sid . 640 New South Wales at 4d to 4ad,
nesses to coniredict eueh testimony. He took care to avoid the He was charged with ill-treating the poor women, and he said Os. 9d..and 4s. 6d. each. ' -Amity. Morgan. fin Charleston, with 1020 bales cotton, Order- and 650 dry African Kips at 71d rifs lb for sound.-In HOUSE HAIR and
learned counsel then took a review' of the facts of the case, and .
Orleartsswith 545 hales cotton, A Den. been 130 lids ; of these, 80 Virginia leaf and a few Virginia stemmed
ot• being contradicted or of being indicted for per- he had been " far from the reverse of being kind to therre" *--sWith each box is given directions hove to.teke these Pills, d4elio.,tdivanidt,uGarote-rhaWinD,
flit.
Ne, OAK BARK there are no sales to report•-Tonecco. The sales have
contended that there was no suspicion of any improPriety on Pe'ssibilitY
the mind of Mr. Norton of Lord Melbourne's visits; but that, on jury. This was the expedient of a deceitful and artful witness, 'He admitted. the poor agonies% was ill whergarreste(h• . . s sustoun and co-s 101( do, Banng:Bros.and co-P Dk were for Ireland, remainder to the trade. s '
and observations orepoints, berieficial to the patient'. being hints ..0 '
bet he would esk the jury if they had and.doubt that he did_ From the evidence of Brand, the city marshalnaan, and Mr. worth knowing, by those who are, or have been . stlffesers irom
the contrary, he approved of them. In the ecclesiastical court, Brenda, Leach, fin New Orleans, With 409 bales Cotton, Collthann, ' .4 •
SF; so-aye, twenty times. Coupling this anitver, " that he Kilsey, one of the city eurveyore, who hadbehaved in the kind- this deeaeltul and
,dev.astating malady. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE
time, aud place, and circumstance, must be proved, but •here- Lambert and co.-295 do, J Hobson anti Sons-45 do, Fisher, Bros and There has been more inquiry for BRIM en thi; eek e ''';'''i
dia not recollect " with his swindline drunkenness, and his- est manner to her, it appeared that she had been ill-treated ba " Venienti occurite Morbo." .
there was nothing definitive e the evidence raneed over a period , so eo-328 do, Keill and Courant-161 do,W and J Brown and'co-16 do, standing the large arrivals, but the holdesrrsenot havinwg beetrindits d .
tary, could the jury place the smallest reliance on his testi- Rideaux, and that from some disagreement with the wornad "Oppose the diseasain as infancy?' Barton, Heath and co-11 do, G Holt and co-23 do, I Gordon-59 do,
of 4or 5 years, and excluded. all evidence Of what occurred to accep h • - ff d h - '
.t t e prices o ere , t e sales have been confined to a few s a
within the last 2or 3 years, during which time the parties couti- mony ? Why did they sead him to Wonersh ? Fel. six weeks who had lived' in the house with him, the poor old dreature had " Theee, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophiee-'tis thus
.....
T ~i‘Tr.73ni!ith and co-58 do, Phelps, James and co-13 do, Order- lots for immediate consumption, at previous prices.-The demand.
• he had been dis Inoue himself at rsh shin°. tu talk- bro -en a blood vessel In copse u nce of the ill-treatm
Wone ,fi ,a 1 , k . ~.- • . I e ent, co-operating with tide foe of God'and man, thou degra.dest bus' SemAc has been steady; sales of Tneste and Verona have been m
nued to live in harmony. During-that period Lord Melbourne s - P 1,3 Olive Branch, Dyer, fm Savannah, with 54 bales cotton Bolto
visits continued, and he remained on the same friendly footing, ing over his evidence with Mrs. Comyns,. and considering she, with her cousin, was determined, at her great age, to sail man nature, and lelasteth thedipeniug respects of human fe- °erten and no-737 do, Waddin,gton, Holt and co--358 do, O'rder-sn' at 6s 9d to 7s, and of. Sicily at lOs 6d 4, cwt.-There has been a g . I
how he should secure ease for the remainder. of his life. This to Alueriea, •having been offered an (asylum there. A sem for licity."-13eA tn. old kink, 1700 ox horns, Order-W Dk c inquiry for Cotten of TARTAR,. of which nearly all the stocks in rrea ~..
with the family. Nothiug was (riven in evidence relative to 1834, ..
n ket have been bought up at 61s to 61s 6d ts cwt -ArtooLs have also :,.
man said, that in a winter's day in :November he went into her passage had been subscribed by ale neighbours end the .So said Professor Swedour, when 'he diScovered his grand mereey, Webb, ftn Savannah, with 1239 bales cotton. T Wilson-
-18:35, or 183 G, a circumstance unexatnpled in the annals of such been in fair re d h ' ' • • ''-
quest, an aye sold freely at previous prices.-The fevt •
cases. His learned friend (Sir W. Follett) had promised the jury the drawing7room, where he saw his lordship sitting ,On a passagetaken. The ship was about sailing, when Rideaux and PANACEA for this Complaint, The "lledears Pills." (then un- 43 do, Wainwright, 'Shells and co-P DI: salets made in Mappens have been chiefly in small 10t5...-••Manneo
to call .all the persons before them a tio had been in the service is lb w
chair, with h • e 0s on his knees. and Mrs. Norton, two-sheriff's ofEcers came on ,board. The; old creature et•the dsnodn to the annals of medical discovenes,) ad adpeeific reme- Glasgqw, Robinson, fm Molsiledoswi
"th 516 bales cottnn, Cr
and co-50 do, WII ''
•
a,T.Y, ROOTS have been dull of sale, and may be quoted a shade lower.•-i
("Inlet
of Mr. and Mrs. Norton ; but had he performed that promise ? not on the sofa, but lying on the heal th rug, with a time was ill in her berth,. and undressed., Brand, who was dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on, the plea- -
Fle2th:or. itrienod-33080r do, Sand Ha a
n dse'is 1 doensaid Master-River Persian BERRIES are still in fair demand, and several lots have found
roaring fire, like a Spartan villein, exposing her thigh to the present, said she was dragged out and made to Walk to some sures frequently. imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought- buyers at fon prices.-For 11 casks Flag. AN'NATTO, 3s 3d 4, lb sva9
Allebe witnesses had not been called ; the evidence had been Clauddus, Winsor, (g. iXton, -with 140 hds tobacco, 126 do, Wain-
view of witness, without reeking any effort to rise Or to adjust distance to a coach. She was taken to the prison, and obliged lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it wright-471 do, Order-125 do, 1 cse conts unkn. T and J D Thornely obtainl_Jpear pas been less business done in (Suva OIL, and the
garbled ; and those witnesses alone had been called who had
her dress, and that they.looked at each other, and he delivered to be carried into prison. She was in a dreadful state. She was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating -600 cks rosin, 200 cks turpentine. Wildes, Pickersgill-and eo-2 hxs 2.7 gain est .thleinsel= fvirtnwa
altcs tdoe2moasal towl
eog7t :no% haet
been previously tutored as to the evidence they were to give.-
his message, and she nod& dto him, and he went away. Was had been kindly treated during her imprisonment, and appeared success in the most minute and intricate cases of the, delicate chairs, Cropper, Benson and co-7.16 cks hortatips, M Frodsliam-3 bgs
But why were not the witnesses who had lived in Mr. Nortou's of new SEAL On. may be looked for rn a few days ; a cargo hal) already' •
this testimony credible; was it to be supposed that the act of ten years younger. Brand said he did not believe she would complaint, for the cure of which, they have, been sedong cele- cotton seed, II W. Woolsey- it iver • arrived in the Clyde.-170 tuns South Sea WHALE OIL w as. o ffer ed by ,
service during the two or three latter years brought forward on 0 '
Manchester, Drenning, fin New Orleans, with 238 s bales cotton, auction on M d h • I
on ay ;30 tuns ave since been sold at £3B 4, tun,- n
this occasion ? Surely, if an adulterous intercourse had ever adultery had taken place, and that when Flooke came in she have lived to the end. of the voyage. The expenses in the
.brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Ger ny, caused Collmann, Lambert and co-B Dk Seen Oies the transactions continue very limited.-The parcel of 140
existed between the parties, it continued to exist down to the sheuld continue in that posture aud make him a bow, or that Court had been paid by Mr• KilseY, whose wife had visited her their speedy introduction into almost every co try, and ad- John Troughtore, joraAn, fel Charleston, with 187 bales cotton, J tons PALM OIL offered by auction last week, has been taken by one of
present period. Why then, he repeated, were not those .wit- she should lie like a statue without any effort to recompose her emery day in the pn .
'son Brand had taken possession of' the d •
lessee were presented to the talented Profess Swedour who Lowden-143 do; W Jones-215 do, W J Vincent-975 brls turpentine our Soap-makers, the exact price has not transpired; the two cargoes
inesses who were living in the service when the separation topic. dress, for tbe mere purpose of allowing Mr. Flooke to gratify shop, and Rideaux had been made to leave ; a distress was put filled the chair ai Leyden University, congra teeny of the cir- 100•hrls rosin, el t logwood, J Lowden-Q Dk lately imported are now warehousing, the price remains steady at the
place produced before the jury ? Not only were they not pro- his curiosity ? The most profligate woman could not have be- in and the property sold. The landlord was advised to take cumstance. The certainty with which th were continually Amity, Morgan, fin Charleston with 1020 bales cotton, Order-
-44 do W Stua tW Dk ' quotation.-On. of TURPENTINE continues in good request. -In Hesse
duced, but those who had been in the service during the years hayed in such a manner. Flooke went on to state, that on ano- that step, and it appeared that the creditors were well disposed administered, can be attested by many thou nds, in fact during Ath'intic. Se4-I-e, frn A ' ' •
palachtcola with 1284 bls cotton, C W Moly- and FLAX. little has been done.-The TALLOW market remains very'
firrn, with a fair demand.
1831, 1835. and 1836 were kept back. He repeated that it was cher occasion he opened the door, and Lord Melbourne said towards her, The debts were small. Brand furzher said that the lOng continental war they were 'the inseparable companion „„sels do, T Wilson 3 do,'Ordei•-Q Dk
the duty of the plaintiff to show what were the circumstances " W.ell, dear Carey, how do you do?" and kissed bia mistress. the poor creature hadicoutplained bitterly of Rideaux's conduct, and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest Konohassett, D ivis, from Apalachicola, with 500 bls cotton, Baring ----- ' J
attending the quarrel which had caused the separation ;it was Would the jury believe that ? One might have supposed that and that she had not sufficient foodi The insolvent had left .suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be Bros and co-413 do, T Wilson and co-146 do, W C Molyneux-200 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 24.
clear, however, that the charges against Lord Melbourne had in the course oi• 'five years his lordship would have been leSs . the 'whole business to Rideaux, and he said, in arresting her, More appropriate than that which has given such general satis- des,....Shaw, Vance, and co-63 • do, W and J Brown and co-15 do,
Our market has a • d '
gain been ell throughout the week, buyers having
nothing to do with it. That was evidently an after-thought; it eager. This was another piece of evidence by which Flooke his object was to get matters settled. ' • faction. The Hygean Fills root out every particle of the insid- 'us' tiazi.Lltnhcand and co-19 do, Order-P Dk
S lair, from Savannah 106 Ms cotton Collmann, Lambert, taken 1 bttl • • l• ts • d d A • d
on yw .a net mine( late wan require ,an merman e-
-
had been put into the plaintiff's mind by some insinuating thought he might get the £5OO and retire into Scotland, but he Counsel for Rideaux prayed a further account might be ren- uous poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids, and c. 39 do, W A and G Max;ell-477 do W• Bentley sen and co- scriptions•may be -bought on rather easier terms, particularly in the
rogue, by whom he had been played upon. Some one had laid was under the greatest delusion if he supposed that twelve in- dered. they not only remove the.disease, but renovate by their action 126 do, Order-360 do, Wainwright Sheils, 'and co-56 Sands, Hodg- inferior qualites. Irx Brazils and Surat we quote a decline of id efs lb,
telligent men would believe his evidence. After this he re- Mr. Commissioner Law said he 'Should discharge the poor the different functions of the body-expelling the grosser hus son, and co-62 do, Fisher Bros and 'co-499 do. Waddington, Holt,- more especially for common Pernams and Aricati. Speculators have
hold of him, and for indirect purposes advised him io bring
r forward this charge, of which he had never dreamed be- mained in the family until he was turued away for drunkenness old woman, and appoint no assignee. There eves unlv one cre- mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con- and. co-5 brls cotton seed, Baring Bros and co-B Dk taken 1,500 bags American and exporters 500 American, 450 Bengal,
150 Surat, and 100 Pernams.
and ill behaviour. The next witness was Anne Conlyns. She ditor on the schedule, and he did not attend; and de belived vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled d lark Away, bacco W
Fisher, from New Orleans, with 50 has to ,
fore. Now, with respect to the witnesses who had been xey and co-50 do J Stewart-40 do, • Evans and Trokes-344 bls ACCOUNT OF SALES AND • IMPORTS OF COTTON, '
examined, he might lay down this general rule, that they said she. did not wish to marry the man that made her pregnant. that Rideaux,. by his own showing, was no creditor in law, and powers, they neither contain rnercury or any other mineral, "
cotton Cr - F • •
ara , letchcr, and co-41088 do, Rathbone Bros and co-
She was a new Eloise : . had no daubt paid himself. The-learned commissioner cotnpli- and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery- From the 17th inst. to .tizis day inclusive.
were composed of persons who were either wholly unworthy K Doc'k .
of belief, or who spoke to facts utterly immaterial. He " Not Cmsar's empress would I deign to prove; rnented Mr. Kilsey and Brand on their humanitY towards her- they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of Hazard, Jackson. from Savannah, tith 434 bls cotton, Sands, Hodg- SALES.
. ..„ Sales IMPORTS.
In this instance, good had arisen out of evil-friends had col- business. The Hvgean Pills may.be depended upon as a cer7 son, and co-228 do, Collmann, Lam tett, and co-W Dk DESCRIPTIONS. Pm's/ wnis This Prvsle.:
would ask was it possible, was it in human nature, if Mrs. . "No-make me mistress to the man I love." .
lected round her, and she hail, perhaps, lived more comfortablY tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certaiu dis- _ Morgiana, Threadgold. from Charleston, with 120 bls cotton, W and this Year Week of the week. Week this Year
Norton had continued to pursue a course of depravity and vice It was clear she Was a woman altos, h d ' f h •• •
eet er estitute o c astay. R Gladstone-122 do T Wilson nd co-101 do, W Bentley se.n and. co - --•-•
In prison than she did when out. - ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At e.. -
500 d E ' ' a
o, wart. Myers, and co-260 do, Order-1680 feet pitch pine Sea Island Georgia 5780 510 22 Ca 31d
such as she was now charged with, that she could have lived thus She said to Mr. Vizard that she never saw anythin• t •
g 0 eause 'the insolvent, who had been acquainted with General Wash- any period when theaslightest suspicion may exist, it will be •
planks Master-B Dk .
harmoniously with her husband? One of the jury had asked a suspicion while 'she was at Mrs. Norton's, and that the whole Stained Ditto... 1260 60 11 -15 113062 178600
ineton and Doctor Franklin, Was then ordered to be discharged well-to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, t'or when taken be- - ' Upland Ditto 176740 2550 9-I la •
witness if Mr. and Mrs. Norton slept together) 'I hey did sl
• eel) time she never thought any harm. Was she better qualified to • ' MEDITERR4INEAN. 1 .
znstanter. The dischatge was handed to her by order of the fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain Alabama ...... ••• • • • 71 e- 104
together. And again he would ask, was it possible that they judge then, wheu she *as in Mrs. Norton's ' service, or now learned commissioner pireventive, removing. the complaint effectually and secretly. Water Witch, Butcher, from Palermo with 30 t brimstone J Mus- Mobile 1 674 0
5 4100 8_
..._
a lli 23939 210880
could occupy the same bed, meet at the same board, and contd. that she had quitted it? She was two years and eieht months -• • ' ' pratt-16 hds wine, T and J B i 20'd JK' 1 'S
' d C -
enne - o nose es, on an o New Orleans 142760 3300 81 -,- 13
r , , , l Ihe decision gave great satiefaction in the Court. The deplorable state in which many persons have been when 4 piss 10.1 ids 16 qr cks wine, 12 bls silk waste, 4,tbls.naadder roots, 500
nue to treat each other with love and affection, from 1827 to with Mrs. Norton ; had been a married woman, wau seveia
... Pernambuco
Idoo, a she was carrying on an adulterous intercourse with children, was a clever observing woman, and moreover, a cham- - visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im- bgs shnmac, 5 pkg,s 2 has specimens agate and marble, Order-200 bxs Aricati and Ceara 1 31150 1620 lli -14 1 •
,2775f3
another man during so manY years? Everybody knew that bermaid, who are given to suspect even where there was no SUMMER cißcurrs. peratively necessary. to caution the public against thist danger- oranges, Potter Brs-330.d0, Rathbone Brs-K-D.k.. Bahia and Ma ai0...... 12 - 121
g 19600 200 9i - 121 12,435.•
after a woman surrendered her person to a paramour, she look- cause for suspicion, and sh I- h h
e t mug tno arm. She gave evis
• NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-(Before Mr. Baron Barke and Mr. eus mineral when injudiciously administered. Fame, Wright, from Trieste, with 128 bls wool 6 hls silk waste, 20
s
cks gum eedda, 2 cks cream tartar, Geller and co-101 bls wool, 1 box Maranham • •
ed upon her husband with loathing and abhorrence ; she could dence about the linen, but thought no harm, at th t•
e ime • and Justice Coleridge.)-Yorkshire-Saturday, July 9, at York ; Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel sa
mples,'Dumont and Ellrodt-150 bags shumac -EEd 90 bxs steel, Sawginned 23 - 12 - 131 a
} 1(0 530• 104 - 114 I 16876
not 'endure to look upon him, from the consciousness of her he would affirm that the most skilful surgeon could not 'form city of York, the same day. Durham---Satui day, July 23, at street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten at night 12 brls 65 bls 3 cks conts unkn, 946 bgs shumac: 126 bls wool, 12 'sks Para - 0
guilt, after having sworn to love and honour him. But no any judgment on such foundation, and the opinion of Mrs. Durham. Northumberland-Wednesday, July 27, at Newcas- (on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he. gives advice to al drugs. 6es sponge, 9 cks I box_ gum, 9 eks'l brlseed,962 dms 5 brls Peruvian 1450 0- 0
Demerara arid Berbice, 1090 90 13i -14 219/
1274
chauge of affection had taken place here; Mrs. Norton conti- Comyns might be greatly altered by her visit to Wonersh. It tle-upon-Tyne. Cumberland-Saturday, July 30, at Carlisle. applicants taking any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FEE. sultana raisins, Order--500 cokes nuts, D Wright-K Dk Barbados . - 0 i
37 4778 t
need to the last as fond of her husband and children as when was well known that Mrs. Norton Was celebrate •
a not only for Westmoreland-Wednesday, August 3, at Appleby. Lance- Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re- Genoa Packet, Coleman, from Trieste, with 74 bls wool, 801 bags
shumac, 50 .
bls cotton, Bcs beada, Order-62 cs white tartar. E and T 'W
t Ind
Common es m 1570 0 - 0
their intercourses with these witnesses first began. He (the her beauty, but also for her I
aerary accomplishments and eh' e-Saturda Au t 6 at Lauc ter Ditto-Wednesday turn and Medicines punctually trausmitted to any address
ir y., gus , as . , . , .. . .' H Garston and co-S1 cs glasses, 56 bls wool, 11 pkgs beads; S A Bran- La Guayra 5030 ' 0- 0 930 •
Attorney-General) declared to his God, he made the decla- conversation. Lord Melbourne had no domest.
lc engagements, e
Aueust 10, at Liverpool. esther by initials or name. deis-K Dk Carthagena - 0
ration in the most solemn manner, that this circumstance why was he not allowed to cultivate frie dh• • h b •
n s ips wit out eing WESTERN,CIRCUIT.-(Before Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. - 0 .
bare to his mind the most convincing and positive proof of her suspected to abuse confidence ? A most uncharitable conclus Justice Williams.)-Hampshire-Saturdav, July .9, at win_ DR. V. DUBOIS'S specific PILLS, a safe, certain, speedy, and co-P.Dk Egyptian 16700 620 14 -17 ' 74 " 56A4 •
3684 '88407
innocence. Then the letters of Mrs. Norton which had been sion was to be drawn against his lo dld h. h 'ht
r s ip, wlc mig chester. Winchester-Thursday, July 14; at Devizes. Dor- and effectual remedy for all eruptive, scrofuleus, a d scot- Aberdeenshire, Martin, fin Terra Nova, with 380 t sulphur, EB4 J Surat and Madras
Bengal . - 61 ' 11118
produced, were they the letters of a guilty woman, written as with equal justice be drawn against any other visitor. There setshirea-Wednesday, July 20, at Dorchester. Devonshire- butic complaints, and for every stage of seqpndary a consti- H Garston and co
FRANCE. Per public sale this day, __.
they were in that playful, feeling, touching, and affectionate was nothing in the evidence that could induce the jury Saturday, July 23, at Exeter ; city of Exeter, same day. Corn- tutional syphilis. These Pills have been aged for t e last fifty • Sea Islend
. Water Witch Shedden from Marseilles, with 80 t brimstone D and ' -
Stained Ditt0.........}
style, in which she invariably mentioned him and the children ? to believe that she had broken her marriage vows and dishes rs in th
wall-Saturday, July 30, at Launceston. Somersetshire- yea e Hospitals of Paris, and in the priva practice ot ~.
.1 Willis-60 cle's madder ioots, Order-3 sml demi• h r d ' SDk
jo ns owe o- -
Saturday, August 6, at. Wells. Bristol-Saturday, August 13, the most eminent Phesicians, and have nevee en -known to Manilla, Bsc 9O 0 - 0 .
And such were her feelings towards him down to the year 1836, noured her distinguished family. In the history of Eneland fail in effectuall EUROPE. --.....-,
until Mr. Norton had been induced in an.evil hour to part with there has seldom been found such examples of genius. One of at Bristol. y curing the severest and mo difficult cases - -
fter ever , 539380 14860 37112 , 510885
HOME CI RCUIT.-(Before Lord Abinger and Mr. Justice a y other means had been employed. ey effect a cure Johanna Gertrude, Pybes, from Dordt, with 85 t oak bark; Neu- a:
an affectionate wife, whatever charges of eccentricity might her ancestors was the friend of Dean Swift, highl I
yva ued by -Wednesday July 6 at Hertford. in a shorter period than any medicine yet discovered, and are man and Engel-Q Dk
be preferred against her. Why was the evidence respecting him as a man of genius. His son was a friend a Dr. Johnson Gaselee.)- Hertfordshire , _ ,
E ae day July 11, at Chelmsford. Kent-Saturday, superior to all others in a most important point, viz., that of Salathiel, Bell, from Hambro' with 6 brls manganese, I. Leake-17 T Monday Evening, 27th lune. •
ssex- on , es
he sales on Saturday were 9 000 bales • t d
, o- ay there has been .
their domestic habits confined to one distant relation, and a gen- and father of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the greatest orna-
July 16 at Maidstone. Sussex-Saturday, July 23, at Lewes. never disagreeing with the stomach. Sold in• boxes, with direc- gsd:Pdtsi, isatzaarta 1a31.711.1 mtl
.(t!i-;5 tria Vti,aaSt Sse Br6aMe s-
. good demand, and 3,00 d b '
, tleman of the bar, who was not related at all to them ? Why ment of the reign of George 111. He was the father of Tho- 1 s ales are sold at steady pnces, and Cotton not
' " d Jl-28 • t G ldf d
Surrey-1 hurs ay, u y , a in or . tions, at 2s. 9d. each, at No. 10, Arcade, • Bold-street, and Mr.
was not Lord Grantley caned? He was sitting upon the mas Sheridan, from whom Mrs. Norton is descended. He Kers', ImriPe and d 9 bxs do, J M--u 1 lanniand Co-850-brls fliottiT, offering so plentifully. .
bench during the whole of the trial. He (the Attorney- would call upon the jury for the sake of the plaintiff himself not MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-(Before Mr. Justice Park and Mr. MA WHO° n, South John-street, where may be had Dr. DUBOIS'S 400 cks grease, t3l ligs juniper berrie , bags woln rags, 2cs conts ,........s
General) would say nothing of the taste which had led to find a verdict of guilty upon such evidence. The true solu- Baron Bolland.)-Northamptonshire-Monday, July 11, at Balsamic Cordial for gonorrheas, gleets, and similat diseases. unkn, Order-K Dk. ,
him to do so; but there he .was-the brother of the plain- tion was, that the plaintiff bad bee d d f t d
nma e a upe or par yan Northampton. Rutlandshire-Friday, July 15, at Oakham. The use of this medicine will strengthen and improve the gene- _
aUnii,on, rit, frorts Stettin, with 2 pps 60 hi" pps oil Collmann,
_1 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, deem 27.
T 1 ere has been little passing in fre h
e w eat thronehout the w ek
tiff-the master of Wonersh-to which kid gone down politic 1 It t f ' f Th' • th
a purposes. was no air war are. is is not e Lincolnshire-Saturday, July 26, at Lincoln. City of Lincoln, ral health ;it is also the safest and cheapest that is sold, being L?a ert a d Co-5 Dk. .
henna, Evers, from Rostock, with 200 qrs oats, Order-780 qrs although lower prices would have been taken on S'• ' e '
aturday in men-
the Flakes and the Cumnainses ; he could have ex- way in which public men should be treated, so would have said same day. Nottinghamshire-Wednesdey, July 20, at Not- in half-pint bottles of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included. Sold at wheat, Sanders arid Olaxton-s-Q Dk. chester, the trade bought sparingly at the decline of Id to 2d 4, 70Ibse
plained the communications which he had had with them ; Sir Robert Peel if he had been associated with you in the box, tingham. Derbyshire-Saturday, July 23; at Derby. Leices- No. 10, Arcade ; Mr. MAWHOOD, and every medicine vender. Oats were also dull and offered at a reduction of id 1,4818 s, an"'
why, then, he repeated, was not Lord Grantley called ? His so would have said any honourable member of the party opposed tershire-Wednesday, July 27, at Leicester. Warwickshire ' - Oatmeal at 6d ed 240ths.
'
Lordship waathe head of the family ; if he had been called, to Lord Melbourne, but it was clear that some person has made and Coventry-Saturday, july 30, at Warwick. RELIEF FROM PAIN. ;spipinng Entelltgoicc. Flour has met a limitsgissale, and the prices of thelformer week could
not generally be obtained.
perhaps he might have told the jury who it was that had per- Mr. Norton a dupe, and persuaded him to allow his narae to Oscaorin CIRCUIT.-(Before Mr. Justice Littledale and Mr. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE. __-.......__ WHEAT, 4,701 b. s d s d Oars, 49 4.511). s d 1 i
suaded the unhappy George Norton to become a plaintiff in be used for party and political purposes. The Attorney- Justice Patteson.)-Berkshire--Monday, July 11, at Abingdo.n. -/- 4 s ,
Et AY S GRAND POMMADE.-This extraordinary E , •
SATURDAY, JUNE 25.-Noon, Wind W.N.W.-Fresh. %lisle new red, 7 3ei 7 9 lrislon.kilndried 3 2at 3e,
Westminster-Hall, and for what purpose ; but Lord Grantley General said, before he concluded, h th
e ought it right, in
• Oxfordshire-Wednesday, July 13, at Oxford. Worcestershire
Prepatation cures by two or three external applications 'Do old 0 0.. 0 0 Do. old do.
had not been called. He remained mute on the benche he was the name of Lord Melbourne, to declare, as he had in- -Saturday, July 16, at Worcester; city of Worcester, the same ,-„. - 'R
• L b • • ' Anurven.-Charles, Harris, from Barbadoes, sailed 16th May.- '
etc vouloreux, Gout, heumatism, um ag and Sciatica, w G . Do. new white .. 710.. 8 4 Do. prime,42ll)
merely preseet from curiosity, or, perhaps, to grace the cause. structed him to do in the most clear, emphatic, and day. Staffordshire-Thursday, July 21, at Stafford. Shrop-
n . a
ad 11 •f 1 Affections of the Nerves ivin instantaneous altham, Sheldon, from Savannah- eorge Washlngton, Holdrege, Do. old .. 00.. 0 0 Do. do. old 00.. 0 0 '
pain u , g from New YorkeaWilsoes, No rman, from Demerara.
They began by canine the woman Betts, a countrywoman of solemn manner, that he never had had any criminal shire-Wednesdav, July 27, at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire-
relief in the most severe paroxysms. lt has een extensiveli: Scotch, white ..... 0 0 '.. 0 0 Foreign, free .... 0 0 _ 0 0
his (the Attoruity•Generads) own, a,gainst whom be had nothine intercourse with Mrs. Norton, nor had he ever done Tuesday, August '2, at Hereford. Monmouthshire-Saturday,
emp oye in tepu ic an( private prac ice severe Frene Fame, Nish, from Clyde for Aux Cayes, was on shore on La Folle
1 d• h bl• I • t. I Do. red
I• h d 6 0.. 7 0 it '•
• '•'•
no , new re .• EASE, eft• imp. qr.
to say. She went into the service in 1832, and spoke of the anything in the slightest degree to abuse the confidence August 6, atMonmouth. Gloucestershire•-Wednesday, August , . .
pnysicians, who have declared that in no. c have they found Reef, 9th June, and would be a total wreck. Do. old 61.. 6 8 English white .. 42 .0 .44 0
visits of Lord Melbourne. His noble client did not deny that of Mr. NortOn. The jury were not to be swayed by this decla- '
10 at Gloucester; city of Gloucester, the same day. it to fail in curing those formidable and tormenting maladies, _ William Jardine, Highat, for Canton, was off Tuskar, yesterday, at Do. new white
be had been on terms of friendship and intimacy. with Mr. and ration, but they were to look at the evidence; and if they did Noneoee CIRCUIT.-(Before Chief Justice Tindal and Mr. ~ . .
13 itice its introduction into England it has in every. case fully Su
talf- ast eleven, a.m. wind W.N.W. • Do. eld 0 0 .. 0 0 Beans, ts imp. q .
Mrs. Norton • nor did he deuy that he had been in the habit of
? look at it, he would say that it was utterly impossible to find a
•J d B
us ice osanquet.)-Buckinghamshire-Wednesday, July
' maintained the high -character its unrivalled success has ob- Nith Williams hence for Since ore was s oken 14th A ril in
• • 'N 1 21 30 * 'P ' P
lat. 23 80, . g P , -Dantzig, red-
paying them innocent visits, which had been countenanced bY verdict against his client. They had not called a single witness at Buckingham. Bedfordshire-Saturday, July 16, at 13edford.
t•df • fiC • tPadt hhcl. Ti C' •f
C
ame or it on t e ontmen . ien sw o a for years Perfect, Snel , rom lyde or alcutta, was spoken in_lat. 15 30 S. Do, white
Stettin, red 0 0 - 0 0 Do. Pigeon, old.. 0 0.. 0 1'
them both. Then came Trinette Elliot, a witness of bad cha- to prove anything for the last three years. They went back •to Huntingdonshire-Wednesday, July 20, at Huntingdon. Cam-
drawn on a miserable existence, and many who had lost the use long. *27 46, W. out 33 days. Do. white OO.. 0 0 Foreign, free .... 35 6_37 6
racter, a discarded servant. (" No," from Sir W. Follett.) the years 1831, 1832, and 1833. They called such witnesses a bridgeshire-Saturday, July 23, at Cambridgeshire. Suffolk- 0. . .
t their limbs b rheumatism and paralysis, have by a few ap- Albinia, -, from Demerara for London, was spoken in lat. 28, Conigsberg red 0 0
0 0.. 0 0 Do. iqgbond 29 0_ 31 0
0
He repeated, a discarded servant, and a witness of had awn- Flooke and Comyns. He could not -call witnesses, for Flookes Wednesday, July 27, at Bury St. Edmund's. Norfolk-Tues- . . Y
plications, been restored to health, strength, and comfort, after e ' •
- - ' lone. 58 had spoken the Sandbach, from Demerara fur. this port, the Do. white ' -0 0 Irish, Tick,e.new 37 0.. 39
0 0.. 0 0 Do. old 0 0.. o 0
ter. His learned friend said no ; why, she admitted that she
s had taken very g- od care to prevent contradiction by his want day Aueust 2 at Norwich; city of Norwich, the same day. day previous.
electricity, galvanismeblistering, veratrine, morphia, colchium, Columbine Brown, from Antwerp at Aux Cayes. Riga & Petersburg 00.. 0 0 MALT, ee imp. qr.
being a single woman, had become with child, and that she had of - do h
memory; an t ere was no fourth person present with Lord
edS, TH" WA I. hire
Too _ _ Es.-(Before 'end Denman.)-Glamorgans and all the usual remedies, had been found useless. Its asto- Carleretta 'Warren, hence, at Newfoundland. Odessa
been turned away by her mistress. But his learned friend Melbourne and Mrs. Norton, and he was not allowed to call uesday, July 12, at Cardiff. Carrnarthenshire-Monday,
nishing and almost miraculous effects have also been expe- SwiftsuredWoolley, from Constantinople at Odessa. Russian, hard.... 00..0 0 IN C .
Canada, red . DIAN ORS, IM. qr.
0•0.. 0 0 Red . ' 00„ A g
seemed proud of her; she was his trump card; he gloried in either of them. The only course he hail, then th pursue was July 18, at Carmarthen.. Pembrokeshires-Monday, July2s, at .
rienced in the cure of Ner ous and Rheumatic Pains of th
v . . , e Betsy Black, Anderson. do do. Do white - 0 0 White ... ..... 00.. 0 I'
her. Compared with other of his witnesses she was chaste as to trust to the discrimina delle • • d ' '• t f h
ti justice, an unpartm ay ot e Haverfordwest. Cardiganshire-Saturdav, July3o,at Cardigan. •
Head and Face Paralytic Affections, Contracted and Stiff G ft , from New Orleans at Havre, sailed 26th May. - •
ra on, Bonded Wlseat
drifted snow. However, by some accident or another, she had •
jury. Brecknockshire-Saturday, August 6, at 13recoa. Radnorshire . • • ''
Joints Glandular Swellings Pains of the Chest 'and Bones s. a a mout 1.
----M'Lachlan from Aux Caye tF 1 1
Jessie Ritchie, f ,
' Shamrock, Hughes. rom Tralee, hence, at Waterford. livE,imp. qr. English 0
English, fine .... 0 0.. 0 .
been got with child. (A- laugh.) He (the Attorney-Gene- The Lord Ch"
ief Justice then commenced summing up_ the case to -Wednesday, August 10, at Presteign. Cheshire-Saturday, Chr ''
P ' • '
eine Rheumatism, alpitation of the Heart, Difficult Re- Thomas, Reid, for New York, has put back, leaky. and Foreien, free 00.. 0 0 Irish 2ds new .. 34 '0
. 38 .
Do in a - "
. bon ...„
ral) might be in the habit of drawing false inferences, but he the jury. This was an action brought hy the Hon. G. C. Norton A e tl3 at Chester
tools , • spiration &c. It re uires no restraint from business or plea- British Kine Hunt hence, at Savannah. 00.. 0 0 Do.- fine . 39 0.. 41.
could not help suspecting that if an unmarried woman became against the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Melbourne, to recover corn- NORTH WA LES.-(Before Mr. Justice Vaughan.)-Montgo.
I 'd
q • ` - s h '''' cr • • Benjamin Morgan, Snow ; Algonquin BARLEY, V imp, sir American. sweet
elver , ' Enel•
sure. t oes not canse any eruption, and may be applied to
mieurscqueen annaess _
~ ish, Malting... 34 0 .. 37 0
rown, Taylor, hence, at Philadelphia. per brl. free ' 0 0.. 0 °
with child she must have had illicit intercourse with some pensation in damages for the seduction of his (the plaintiff's) wife. meryshire-Thursday, July 21, at Welshpool. Merionethshire k , and win• o
the most beautiful skin witideut fear of injury. .d Do. Grindine
„,60tb . 3 8.. 311 Do. in bond
man (a laugh), and that if she had, she must have committed N
i OW, in looking at the evidence in the case, there was no proof of the -Tuesday, July 26, at Dolgelly. Carnarvonshirea-Saturday, The following vessels hence, at New York-Harriet, Galt ; Splendi ,
Irish, Malt'
Soldby , the appointment of Jean Lefay, the Inventor, by his Proal: Carroll of Carrollton, Bird : Silvanus Jenkins : Princess Vic- ing, do. 0- 0 - 0 0 Do. sour, free 0 0., 0 te'
a breach of chastity. (Laughter.) He suspected that if actual commisaion of the act of adultery itself, but they would have July 30, at Carnarvon. ' Anglesey-Wednesday, August 3, at D G• ' -
,to say, according to their calm and deliberate judgment of the facts E sole Agent, Stirling, Chemist, N0.•86, High-street Whitecha- t'P. 1 31st May-St. Andrew. Thompson, 2nd June-St. Mark, o. rindieg, do. 4'2 .'. •44D0 in bond
she had had a child she was not a pure virein (Lau eaumaris, Denbighshire-Monday, August 8, at Ruthin. one, ails,
t.n._,
lia Bell : Wakefield, Pashby • Royal William, Tay- Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian free .28 0_ S 9 N
,- • ghterq whether or not the • sit mselves warranted in coming to the con' Del who will an wer an • -•Cfb 1 tt ' t "cl e
y inquiries i . y e er, pos paa )r - Hot •
mes .do H ..
She herself, however, did not seem so proud of it, for she was at elusion that the a '•
id-ds"-e of adultery had taken place. -Th t there Flintshire-Thursdav, August 11, at Mold. Cheshire-Satur- " • • s ,
specting it, and also show letters received from numerous pa- lor, 4th June- ow , ,
ard Clarke and America,' Multi, Ns June, and Do. in bond ...... 0 0.. .0 0 Do. in bOnd • 0 0.. 0 "
great paiias to deny it at first. She finessed with the question as had been great fa . and the closest intimacy, was most un- day, August 13, at Chester. tients who have benefited by its applicatien. It can be sent to John Taylor, Luce, Gth June. Cie'rs, 4P' 451 b. OATMEAL, cle' 2401 b. o
iong as she could, and at length admitted that she had .been doubtedly proved ; t was not sufficient ; the action was not • ... • h t B •
Hindoo, Bacon, ence. a ()stow English, new .a.. 00.. 0 0 English, new
turned away, and that she had been with- child. She was there- brought for the fa , . rity, but for the actual fact of adultery, and ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH.-MERIO art of the world upon enclosine a remittance and any
any pf .
' • d 6 ' h Promise, Shearer : Crusader,
. ' part o London carnage free. Sold in Pots at 4s. d. eac . Do old
Wickman ; Dibdin, Hutchinson, and e • -
Horatio, Salkeld, hence, and Tom Bowline, Hunter, from Beaumaris, ' 00- 0 0 Irish, new
cotch, &c new.. 0 0 - 0 0 Do. old 0 0.. 0 1
fore a witness not entitled to credit. But what did she sa ? they were to say upon the oaths they had taken if they were satisfied NETHSHIRE ELECTION. Do. old
Y that from a just and necessary conclusion from the facts the act of NOTICE.-As there is a spurious imitation, it is requisite to at Quebec. 00.. 0 0 BRAN, V 241 b..... Ig.. 1 ''''
Why, that she had been in the habit of taking the children adultery had been' committed. It ap eared tl at th mania h I see that the name dJ. W. Stirling," is engraved on the Go- Grotius, hence for Havana, was spoken 17th May, in lat. 22, long. ----- -...,
down to see Lord Melbourne when he called. And here she taken Place in She month fJ I 1.8)71) h ) e • _ ge. a(
o uy, e , and tat the parties had lived (From our own correspondent.) . vernment Stamp, outside the wrapper, without which security "Zion, bence, for Newfoundland, was spoken 10th instant, in' lat. LONDON GAZET7'E.7--FRIDAy, JUNR 24.
was at variance with Mrs. Morris, who stated that Lord Mel- happily together until the present year, and it did not appear that the Notwithstanding all the braggadocio and vaunting of the ra- • •
a cannot be genuine. 4R. long. 22. --..e5e...-----
bourne disliked children. Elliot, however, it appeared, took act of separation that had taken place was occasioned by any imme- dical party here, Sir William Wynn is most signally defeated, Agents :- - C.Mawhood,.2o, South John-street, Priestley, Aspi- Rose, hence, for Newfoundland, was spol 2s dlt
cen ta. u . BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
down the children when the bell rang, and when the bell rang diate suspicion the plaintiff had entertained of the honour of his wife, and Mr: Richards is returned by aglorious majority. His ma- n 1
al , Howell, Roberts Bradford, Rawson, Neale, Gerdes, Wag- Snowdon . heuce for Montreal was spoken 19 instant in lat 50
but from some other •eause since which inquiries had been made John Hayes, Little Bartholomew-close, builder.
again she went to take them away. Upon one occasion she said,
, which had led to th ps ' • t' •- 1 d I ' jority is coMplete at every polling place. The only place where st ff and Sai' Id '1 - B • dLBk T• 1 10 ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' •
iverpoo , owman an aw, ar er, ay or, long. . BANKRUPTS.
that when the bell rung, she went down and found Lord Met- the earliest Communiecatioe
nseXati7tvaestiagaetion. t appears. , a so., that
d k ,nplace was in the spring of th cl. 1. • ' I'd t de •• h -tHI•h d th a ' it'
era tea can( lae ma any sow etas a at ec ,an ere Chemists, Manchester ; Scowcioft, Bolton ; Isherwood, Pres- Fredericka, Kirkhove, and Union, Steen, hence, at Ostend. Charles Hulin, Newport, Monmouthshire, builder. . .
bourne and Mrs. NOrton with her head in his. Now, how very the year 1831, nd th
a . at there had continued certainly a considerable Mr. Richards's majority is upwards of forty. At Bala, the ton; and all Medicine Vendors. Antelope, Dalrymple, from Bahia at London. William Blurton, Field Hall Staffordshire dealer and chapraan.
odd that they should ring the bell for the servant to come ana degree of intitnacy till.the present year. Certain circumstances had government nominee did not poll more than four or five; at Wilsons, Norman, from Demerara, at this port, sailed 14th May, in Thomas Wttn Wi 'ld L • 'I
i ' wept-.
oo o , meswou , eicesters i re, and Edward , .
see what they were doing,like the story of the kiss spoken to by been' lironeht in review before them, upon which they would have to Corwen, about three. The official announcement will be m d
a e 1-__TEALTH, BEAUTY,' and LONG LlIdE.-An eminent company with the Sandba3k, for Liverpool. On 24th instant off the ton D b
er y, horse-dealers.
form their-deliberate judgment,' none of which came down to a later . Baltees, spoke the Wm. Jardine, from this port fssr .China. '
the same witness: so that they must have deeired to do these al' 1•h M d ( t d• ) b • •
a.r ec on on ay, yes er ay, ut ais not necessary to je IL Medical Writer has remarked, and exp rience has proved George-Washington, John Seller Pulborough Sussex tailor
period than the month of November 1833 and th circumstance re- a Holdred,ge, from New York, at this port, sailed j ' - ' ' '
things coram ponuto ; for it appeared that they always rang, the lated as havin take s 1 ''
' e detain this cheering account for that declaration as there is no the fact beyond dis ute that those who are a entive to keepin. OTI the evenine of the Bth instant in cow a •th ti fll ' e
p , • . , . pny yet te o min, ames Boe, W ells, Somersetshire, draper.
had
p weattgiat time was the strongest that . . DIVIDENDS.
bell when anything was going to take place !(A laugh.) .And been brought forwatial. fi witness called was a person who was ilito doubt that Mr. Richards's ma. • '• - ' - "
jority is immense. - vessels : Sheffield I bus Star Solon Jos
the stomach and botvels in proper order, p serve health, pre ,Co um , , , ephine, Congress, Col- July 16, .1. It Corst and It Baxendale L• 1 h d-hadd
, merpoo , coac an se
so the kiss had b '
een given without waiting for the servant to not one of the family itself, hut was one of the relations, he believed 75.-I have just ascertaiued that the gross. majority of vent disease, and 11 -•tt • be • I I d h lthy
genera eaamro us , t eer u, an ea chis John Jay, New Jersey, Omega , and Sir James Kernpt, all for ness manufa tu'r s.--.-.l' 1 *
t 18, J. A. Jameson Bermondsey-wall, roPe
shut the door Re
• ally this was so absurd, and so utterly'opposed a sister of the present plaintiff, who was paying a visit at the house of chards, at the close of the poll, is 338. old age; for that truly desirable purpose this port; Montreal, for London ; Charles Carroll, and- Albany, for make.-Julye 15e R. .I'. rAyres Chisw 11 st' et F• b London.
do all those feelings and considerations that actuate persons Mr. Norton in 1832, and she was called npon to say what circum- Havre. On the 24th instant, off Cape Clear, saw the barque Home. butcher.-JUly 15, J: Hoskins', Cannoen--strreeet; Lot
ranuty, , sr.
stances she observed for some months in that year hut she did not - - STIRLING'S STOMAC ILLS On the 241 h; off Tuskar, the Helen, from this port for New -York. d , wine-ins,
chant -July 15, F. B. Morland, Pall-mall, London, hanker.-Jalv le,
:in sttch cimumstances that it was impossible to believe it. th relit uon the c • ' ' ' RIOT AT THE PARK. THEATRE NEW YORK ••td• 1 1 d. ted bein re ared with the Sul hate of
ase than to snow the general course of . ' , • alepar icu ar yaap ~ gp p . p . ST. JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND, and,,JuNE.--The Messenger, Stabb, J. Yates, Finsbury, and Westmorland wharfs Cit -1. • d London.
'The next witness called was Ellen Monk, whom he dTv 11101:t ~
n.a th Isubsifted-that the defendant wa.s permitted to come Quinine, Extract of Chamomile Flowers, and the most choice- caught fire last night, and after burning a considerable time was timber•merchant-Jul C • • ' y oa. , . ....,0
y 16, .L. Bach, Great Queen-street. 'enema
believed to be a respectable witness. He would snake ine:oidde room at any ti h
me e pleased; ail the witnesses indeed agreed An obscure Sunday newspaper published in London has just Stomachic and Aperient Drugs of the Materia Medica. scuttied. Inn-fields, London, coach-maker.-July 16, J. Harmansßush-184'
.no imputation against her or against any witness whatever in this, that during many days in each week he was paying visits to • 1 t ' . d'' h• h The 1 • 11 d •
given currency to
.a s a ement rbespecting a procee mg wlc . . y lave in a cases prove aupenor to every other .
Medi- London, wholesale ironmongera-July 16, C. Pottor, Es Potter, an" ,i'
whom he did not believe to deserve it. • She stated that on one, her, sometimes for one hour, and sometimes ioneer, and that Mr. Roberts, Manchester, calico-printers.-July 18, O. Hustler, Halsted,
occasion when Mrs. Norton had been ill for several k
wee s, e,
Norton went every day to his office and did not return home till six was exceedingly disgraceful to te. pasties concerned in it, and cute in the Cure of Stomach and Liver Compleints, Indigese SUNDAY, Jurie 26.-Noon, Wind•N.W.-Moclerate. Essex; scrivener.-July 15, T, - Daves, Lisson-grove, North, LondoP.
clock. The evidence of Eliza Gibson, if-Lord Melbourne . was not which originated in an entire misunderstanding on their part, lion, Loss of Appetite, Sensation of Fullness, Sick -Headuch, AERIVED.-Sariclbach, Bispham, fro.n Demerara. . grocer and cheese-monger.-July 18, T. Hall and- T. Hodgkipsods
and wasj vinir on her sofa in her own ro so ill as• t b -
, , . . ° e: there when the door was locked it was of no consequence whether the, respectine Mr. and Mrs. Wood, who arrieed in Liverpool from Paiu and Oppression after Meals, Habitual Costiveness, Flatus . Nottingham, hop and porter merChants.-July 21. J. S. Sharpe, tt,"
'lin - r' f nit Lord Melbourn
able to move rot , e was aumatea to see door •was locked or not locked, but it was a sinew, thi, that when N y'k Stu d The era ra ill t which we rf r lence Shortne,s of Bre. th Sto h C h S ' W s
ew or on a r ay. Id. g 1 , o e e ~ . , a, , mac oug s, pasnis, ()rm.., Norval, Harkness; Port -
Glasgow, Liedsay, and St. Patrick, Breeze, Retford, Nottinghamshire, spirit-merchant. -July- 20, J. 0101.7
her. Whilst he was there the Children were rung for three others went to the door and Lord Melbourne ;as there 'it was un- sets forth that the cause of the disturbance was Mr. Wood's and Fits in Children and Grown Persons, and all disorders in- hence, at St. John's N.B. Bristol, woollen-draper-W. W. Jenkins Birmingham, brass-foun" '
times. Mrs. Monk came down stairs and toOk in the locked. It would, at all events, have been a greater safeguard to . Wm. Herdman, Ayre; Wellsford, Andrews, and Milo, Hodgson,
benefit of a natiVe aCireSB a Mrs Conduit .cident to the Stomach and Bowels They are • Ise truly effica-
refusal to sing at the , . .
.. . . • CERTIFICATES
children. The nurse, a Mrs. Lilly, was there ; the witness have locked it than to have trusted to the obedience of servants 'J. hence at Quebec. eford
was afterwards rung for to take away the children, and again, to the otder not to come in when Lord Melbourne was there. hus noticed in a New York paper •-
Thde riot is t . Luaus in the Cure ot Colds, Agues, Asthmas, Rheumatism, ' • -
Ave, Oilskin, hence, at St. Andrew;s. To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or b ,
h • 'of Ne- -Y
.1.- s h na Goat Jauudice Dropsy and GI avel and an excellent Restore- the 15th day of Jul
With :regard to airs. Norton writing notes to the defendant, many of l'he Park Theatre, in t e cay w or-, wa •t e are . g , .„ , . . , Thomas and William Reid ; Jane, Kendall, and Camilla, Hamilton,
to know what o'clock it was Now, it seemed a very soundine W. Joh C d r• • h treat,
neon, roy on, pawnbroker-e-S. Brandon, Fenchurc es
was admitted to • i• 1 •
thing to say that a man • , „ a a( y s bed-
. e the witnesses had spoken to the fact of taking them and bringing an- of a disgraceful riot last week. Envy looked daggers at success, nye alter any excess, or too free indulgence at table, as they hence at Newfoundlaad.
swers. They were to consider that there was a great degree of inti- and cleverness was . d b ' • • h
gangrene . ecause genius was triump ant. gently cleanse the bowels, strengthen the stomach, sweeten the The'Scotlandliad not arrived at New Yorl
es broker.
room ; but when it turned out that tne tauy visas so ill, and had macy between these parties, and it must be left for them (the jury) to ese the spirits, brace the nerves, induce a healthy ace . • Sandtiach, Bispham, from Demerara, at this port ; sailed 16th May. •
that she could not rsons who like to see an equality of reward bestowed on. dif- breath, cheer
On the 19th instant, spoke the Joseph Wheeler, of Cork for Quebec Th AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Ws
been for weeks previouslY, move from say whether the circumstance of emnloying servants indiscriminately • ferent' I f m it will learn
( epees o er •h I •h M d f f the liver imKrove, digestion, and invieorate the whole
wa p easure tat.r. an ton o , , n . uted fro
e average
,price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, comp . lag,
with emigrants, in lat. 43 12, long. 3256 : out 17 days. Spoke the .
her sofa, and also that Mrs. Monk • was there with teie chid to carry these notes afroideil a sesplemb of guilt or innocence. As to . Females w o value mod heelth and ers a i.• - the returns made in the week ending the 21st day of June, Ls" a..
dren, as well as Mrs. Lilly, what a very different aspect the the visits in South-street, which-were spoken to by Bulliman, they Mrs. Wood were -' a eer system. is ponl am ear
ruled by a mob or r ther that the manae . Susannah-, of Sto kt hoe • • •
c on, on t e ssd, in lat. 48, long. 24. 1 esterday
e should-never be without them, as they purify the blood, 25th, exchan is 41s 614 per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or Yr's
were done very openly, for they were paid in the company of a person of the Park Theatre was, 'for he promised a gang of long-eared anc , ged numbers with. the Euphrates, for Calcutta, Grace
circumstance bore ? The jury probably knew that abroad, able thereon on the impoi•tation thereof into Great Britain.
. who was a friend of hers, who was without the slightest suspicion, and voices that the vocalists should not appear again at his theatre. remove obstructions: pimples, cutaneous eruptions, sallowness, Brown, for Baltiroore, and Isabel, for Rio 10 miles west of Tuskar.
• •t was the (se
where almost every room had a bed in it, 1 . , nerai it was evident that that lady had not thought there was•anything im- r
the mob in New York have now gained what th have lon &c and give the skin a beautiful, clear, healthy and blooming New YORK, 7th JUNE.-The Anfield, 'Campbell, hence, for New - ----- - --- ----------
custom, nevertheless, to receive visits in those rooms from proper in them. The circumstance of this lady not being called was e• • , °id, g " • Persons of alth•h bd h ' .
esireu a notoriety not less noisy than that of the eats rioters appearance. p e one al, a o are subject to York that was on shor •
eon Barren Island, has goue to pieces. Crew LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
one's friends and acquaintances. He would abstain from eotaolie wondered at, because it was extremely unpleasant for a lady ,•. • , _ fits iddiness dimness of sight, or drowsiness, sing- saved' ..../.
taking notice of •the year when his lordship was born, but you, li,° de Put in • larly in a case of this 1
the witness-box, and more particu , , o this city. Were we fully to express our opinion of the late headachse tg .
rs h• •h •d•• t t Days.. Mr». Elm. Ht.. • Festivals, 4d:eases--
d• t b • • h
ims• They then came, to the witness nook 'upon whose evidence Is lir ante, aes ou con einn in CIO 8 ight terms the wild ex.. ing noise in toe ea--, w-lt in Ica eoo great a flow of blood to
Id d • I MONDAY, JUNE 27.-Noon, Wind S. W.-Fair. .
gentlemen, must have seen him, and although he has been a - ,
'they must 'exercise their discrimination becAuse if they believed pressions of turbulence which have been hurled a ainst a arty the head, should be particular to take them • frequen ily. They
, AItRIVED-COICIIeSt .
er M.Lean from Mobile. JUNE. M. M. 11. M. e. I. '
young and handsome man-he (the Attorney-General) might what he said his evidence was of grea't importence ; but from whom we do nth't t t t .•
g•
bl • P - int and eentle in their acti a 1• ' •
o esi ae o pronounce a once alma eln man- are so in e on th t chadien and persons SAILED-Liver I IS' k f' Bt -A 0110 Black fo T•t T d 28 10 2,i 10 44 17 2K' W 183°'
say, without effence, that he was now declining into the vale the mod • •
w...
_1 ein which he had given. his evidence and the account ners and etiquette, honourable in • feelings, intentions, and of all ages may take them at any time, as . thee- do not contain -Circe, Ramse poo ~ lc son, ,or os on p e _
.. r ne.s e nes ay .... mg m. IV. pro.,
y, for Rissa-New London„Shainwaa, for. Rio Janeiro Wednesday-28 11 10 11 35 18 2 Length' of day 16h. 5201. • •
of years. He would ask the jury whether they could believe hi
nessel P. h"
given, they would say whether he was the wit. practice, and worthy of the countehance of the intelligent mr mercury or anY ingredient that requires confinement or restric- -Cabotia, Ashton, for 'Pernambuco -Rosche, Delano,. for New York Thursday -30 - - - I 18 6 Length of nisiht *Th B‘n•
thal a man such as his lordship appeared to be, of whatever
to a oconttlsifonbecause if he was it was clear that it might lead
and Mrs. Wood well know, as every reasonable er en' d ' tion of 'diet. Many healthy aged individuals, several of them -Letitia, Potts, for Gibraltar-Elliots, Cuthbert, for Arehangel-Sa- Friday, *May 1 .-
35. -50 18 4 Mars rises Ih. Bind. in• oro'
age, whether he had reached his grand climateric-he would mine whether th?atbtlise al was committed. They must der-
b 'also that in reality they hold the same place. in the riern s b oes,
hi hly distinguished Idlembers of the Royal Culleee vvho know Trinel. Jamieson, and Emigrant, Petrie, for Quebec-Elise, Dobbelard, Saturday.. - 2 115 • 140 17 '9 Visit. of B. V. MarY• ses 's'
ask them whether they did not believe that the heyday of the other witnesses Joke re, the witness .cy not. None pfa._ide_
ad' ell-wishes of the community that they have reitisevance g
their •v
1
a_ue, make it a rule to take them two or trin'ee times a for Ostend-Laura.Ann, Caseby, Lisbon-Bengal, Teuton, for Masan- SUNDAY ... ,326 2 31 16. 9 sth, Sun. aft. Trim Dogri,"s'eits
i eve , and ham-Vibilia, Marshall, for (Quebec-Eolus, Evers, for Elsineur and Monday .... 4 256 32015 7 Tran. St. Martin. 1-'• • `-'----
blood was tamed ? Chuld it be believed that he came day after tery, but spoke to eircumsisnnyee:e
kaliprwmbllngh:.o an act off d. n
'll vi
II td t • f 1 ' I - "
t y were to in er it ; wr not a ow .e ou cries o a ew vio entema ignant and sus- wee , .
k bY which they remove the c 1 d d•
•ausee- t iat pro uce isease, wismar-Elizabeth Scott for Bahia-Russell Dou.ilas for Restieouche .----
day, week after week, month after month. and that as often as but this witness had spoken nf facts, from which they were to ead ' • et. f perhaps a very 11 d• • d d rve their health, and ke ff tl •f • •t.' f • Z ' ' ' ai'll fL' -
whether the act was. • • •fi picious pal mans o we ispose an accoua- prese ep o le in Lim' les o age, le- - ealous Henderson, for St Petersburgh-Llama, i er, or ima-
he came it should be necessary for Mrs. Norton to go up stairs
I would render it les V tommitted or not ;he spoke to facts, whic fished lady to roil or in aness' way affect:their ten pets " taining, in a surprising degree, all the energy vigour, vivacity, Thistle, Voeler for New YOrk-Louise, Brooke, for Ostend-Cathe- DIED.
put on fresh rouge, and adjust her dress ? Yet this happenea the question. Nadstsh,c4ileeult.to come to a conclusion ; but then came
P In additdOn to this, Mr. Wood, in a well-writt'en fetter ad- and cheerfulness of their youthful days. 'lll4 should be ke- t
e rine; -Longtnan, for Quebec-Donald, Potts, for.. Restigotiche-San On the 29th May, at Madeira, Eliza Maria
, he bel yea wife O;f„ailloef
daily according to the evidence of Eliza Gibson. His nerves made :•they had had the ZZ:11
ligy helielyed thestaterent he had very familY as a remedy in case -of sudden 'll f d Francisco Piaaseeio for Triestee-Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, for oporto- Rey. W; Gibson, reetor of the parish of Stl. Brid n' ' the add' ie
get, in of I,
um, and \sou d form their ress (
d e 1 to the editor of the Evening Star, of Ma 31 bl• ii, d • .
y ,pu is e in in e 1 ness, or, Y Ostende 'Deperre' and Acrf V
i , anderhroeck, for Ostend-Panuco, Chester and da el t
, us 1 er of the Right Rev.
,the Lord Bishop
must have been strong indeed. No apprehension of a discovery ! own judgment. The witness had dessecerribge dsistratip
d the way in which Mrs. New .York, states, after detailing some other circumstances their prompt admi ,n, Cholera Meshes, Cramps, Spasms p 'f- P ' b J't K ft for Elsineur-Vrow d•
s oreman, or ernam uco- um er, ran , , locese., s,
His learned friend had stated a fact which had not been proved, Norton was lying on the rug. That wls • 1 t" .f b• b'd 1.
.ast ua ion otgin e icacy lex and other • •
explanatory of tbe cause of this unpleasantness, that the Mrs. Fevers, Apoa •y, alarming counplaints, which too .Henrietta, Klie, for Rotterdam-Industrie, Zalien, for Antwerp-Sin-
that the door was bolted, but it was not Proved that it was bolted at least ; whethertit was before or after time supposed act of edul
. tery Conduit said to be a 'wave-barn Ameilea", first met with Mrs. often prove fatal, may be speedily cured or prevented. Name- net Margaretha, Bruick. for Hamburgh. On Wednesday last, tD bY fte I tt d Dines
a . u in, .e r a ong_ pro rac c ,
was left entirely o_ coejecture.. The counsel he , David Charles Roose, son of Jonathan Roose, Esq. of this towd,seet,
el made their corn- - . ' . hose cases ha b
during the whole six years. Eliza Gibson could not say who h b i • • 1(i, ood in Cheltennam, an e 'eying tat s e possessed merit, rous patients, w d een considered hopeless, have
db t ' h h .. .. _ . . .. .
ts upon 'Land he had nothing more to off
er tan yca ling then . . Tickler White hence for Berbice off Duneeness. On Saturday last John Holland Pemberton Esq of Fallenerss'
ct h ff h • 1 •fi d • bre restored to sound health by them. This can be proved by - ' '.-'- ' ' • - ' .' ' '''' - - . ' ' •'
was in the house, who was in the rooms. 'the jury had no 7
attenntion to the man's •
own account of himself frotn which they might took pleasure in al um er e orts, as seis a ways grati e in ee Strathisla, Johnston, hence, to N. S. W aleS, waS spoken ,th March, deeply lamented. hy his afflicted family.
evidence of any precaution having been taken, and they were •
judge of the valne °flits testimony II '• - dein tovrards an member of the Pr°fess"' desirin such aid the testimony of thousands, and shown by letters from nume- • nileY•
_ . %certainly had given an ac g y ~ , . i.t. Is. long. 21 W. .
t 11 d g ' • t -hi Er ' b fi d b ' ' , . . Sante day at Ulverstone at an advanced age Mrs Agnes - ell,
called upon to suppose that in a small house, day by d ' - -tf Id If not favourable t •
ay, in coun o imse o his eahegs as an honest man. upon arriving in Philadelphia, Mrs. ‘-'"util- ea -e- naon Mrs. rous patien sa ( aye ene te y their unrivalled efficacy. The Robert:Gardner, from Qiiebec to Lancaster, was wrecked in ' ' • • Ross . s
the Yesterday morning, at his house Sackville-street, Mr. John /hod°
drawing-room, unbolted and open to the entrance of all When they were looking at
_the witness to weigh bim, it was not 1 their excelle
Wood and beeged she would intercede with the managers of the To describe al , nt properties, and .the cures they St. George's Bay, Newfoundland, in December, Master and ont. boy
stranaes
. I-8 and visitors these circumstances took placee; He immaterial to see wheth.er lie was a motel and honest man in other •• ' ' . h n a eme th• h • 1• e erformed, would fill volumes • d d db• • • cl d aged 83 ; for more than half a century a member of the rae sietY;
would not dwell 1 ' • • •ts though that did not cotne precisely to the qnestion principal theatre to preemie er an eggn , w ic %Nes lav p .
.. . _
i. ,an excee cre i ility; in eowne .d M society, universally known and esteemed for his exemplarY &Sara/SS
onger on as comp.ete
1 improbability and in- Pnin • cheerfully. and successfully done. , These facts sufficiently prove fact, there is scarcely any ( isease to which the human frame is .' aret S ence hence at Limerick
credibility. T whether he was committing the act of p •
erjury or not. Upon LaiCle aH
alrigEll' : PW' tt 'll 'f
' 'd .
a y anea me, a , ence, or New York, at Ceye, lost main consistency, zeal, and usefulness. The end of this devoted st-SaorY
dress w.,,s hi
.hat Mrs. Norton went up stairs to adjust her tbe whole of this case the jury should exercise their own judg- that there could be no bad -feelings tower& this lady on their part. subject that theY will not either prevent or cure, and none in 'topmast. qf the Lora Jesus was eminently serene and eace
P ful, and bis ISt!. ,
morning, gegVY probable-that she should dress for the ment. No general rule copld be laid down for forming inferences We understand Mrs. Conduit was formerly engaged at the which they can.possibly do.harrn. Molo Winsor, and Grotina gage, hence at Havana. will be embalmed in the affectionate remembrance•of thousao'',...•
then go __
s_u(!wn stairs, receive her morning visitors, and fr.om particular facts. Their own good sense and temperate discretion theatre at B• • ha and in other places, when she was Miss Plepa red only by J. W. Stirling, Chemist, 86, High-street,
Irming m M' 'd
Li It h t'D '
.ran a, o on, ence, a emerara. . . _... .. .... ....,--
uP tans and dress herself for dinner Why, was directed to the entire case should lead them to a decision They must si :e' s
A wtnnan to be s - - ' -'et i et f mhiguous nature, thet • ixtuuon, and also that she is not an •American 1 birth. The WhitechaPel, in' Boxes at 131de 2s• 9d., 43. 6d., and I is. each. Birmingham. Patterson, hence, at New Orleans. __________, .
to her room to wunosed guilty of adultery because she goes Ti_ .re y upon. ac s o an a were equally capable
hhh• d not the valuable assistance of In, and Mrs. Agents :-C. Mawhood, 20, South John-street. Priestley, As- Richard Watson, Hoskin, from Bahia, at Hambro'. LIVERP 0 0 L :
th ther • the- '
, . of interpretation one way as e 0 ~ y must look to the differ- reason wys e a Christopher Columbus, , from Rio Janeiro, at Bay, Chaleur., PRINTED AND PUBLISHED salsilNG'
'died the crayons, santiher hands ? Might she not have nen- ent points of the evidence, first determining whether it was credible Wood on the evening of her benefit, is thus satisfactorily ae- ninall, Howell, Roberts, Bradford, Rawson, Neale, Gerdes,
, extraordinary diet she r have dirtied her hands ? Was it or not, and then making such portions of it as they thoueht so the ha counted for in Mr. Wood's letter, to which reference is made Wagstaff and Swift, Liverpool : Bowman and Law, Barker, Ca It. C. -, and Seatiower, -, hence, at do.
Mary Anne, -, hence, at Mazatlan., EV ERY TUESDAY .AN D F RIDAY M°d—
herself tidy ?If su hould wash them and afterwards make sis fthir • I. tth - should ask themselves wheth" th -
ch facts a •
. 0 e jut smell , es , er ey could above :-" Mrs. Conduit fixed her benefit on the night of rny Taylor, Chem ~
ists Manchester• Sc •
, owaroft, Bolter) ; Isherwood, Favourite, Christie, from Monte Video, at London.. BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
dence of guilt, the most • d n •
s these were to be tak en as eve. infer from it that the act of adultery' ha een committed between Lord concert, which the Manager stated he had made arrangements Preston; and may. be had of all the principal Medicine Yen- .f; The Castries, hlondel, from St. Lucia ,at Dublin on the 23(1 instant, At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENTi CASTLE.STREEI4/1013 'll
virtuous person could not escat Melbourne and the wife of the plaintiff ? If, lookine to the testim y sailed 22d ult. On the 7th instant. saode. the ,Litherland, Hawkins Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. eeraibroldes
It was too bad; it was not creditab . •)e, of the v • ' h h " • . ons f h 'u • and as to my taking ' Guy Mannering' dere in the Kingdom.
or a mont previo S,
duct of the plaintiff's case that Miss A
le to tho •
se aho bad the con- arms witnesses they s ould come to t e conclusion that theV
mieht safel ' frth t '•h t h d been committed, it would be their
y in, ed. a
_sec ac
.a . from her after it was announced for her benefit, it was entirely ded Ask for Stirling's Stomach Pills - from Barbadoes, sailed 19th ult., in-company with the Archer, for this Co;, Warwick-square ; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, d . josed,
.. -rs. a orto h
because it was clear, d' m -,,, rmstrong was not called, d t t' ••
u y o !eve a ser ict for the plain
..
tiff' He shoulli Say nothing what- the result Of aecident and not design ; I selected that opera for
The brig Albion, hence, for Malta, was spoken on the 19th inst. in Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Munden Flammonue, . Cla.as,
n ad really been actine im-
properly, that Miss Armstrong was ~.. ever on the snbject of damages, which was exelusively for their own Mrs. Wood because she was also to sing in the afterpiece, and 1at...47 SN, long. 10 OW, by the Mary Ann, Press, from Gibraltar. bard•street s Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court, Fleet-stre sS at Gvt,
party to such ' THE SC, STER ABROAD -T
Hoven A
~ . . lie following is a literal
and.she could have told what w„ tee ()cease_ s tmpropriety, individual eonsneration, as men of the world and good sense. If being apprehensive of fatiguing her, took that opera, (avery un- ' and Lewis, 4, Crown-cours,Threadneedle-street, Lorsde_r_'ciugh..loa_s'e,
,s'un 01 going to Vaux- on the other hand looking at all the etreumetances of the ease in the copy of a paper sent to the Crier of Gloucester to Make prod .
hall. Miss Armstrong was also constantiy ct
at ~toreN,- ' • • ' •. • . ' • pdpular one) because two or three ballads only were required to - . • , a- . raway's ;at the London Commercial Coffee-nouse, i''..louffse.. Zoe,
. s-eate and exercise of that discernment and caution which lie had before called , •on of the last annual Whitsuntide s • •
made, . p_ol ts at Cooper's Hide . , TELEGRAPH- OFFICE, JUNE 27, 1836. at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Chapter `-' Sree-11 rid,
'would . have been a most important witness to rove ,',;on 'ei their attention. to, they should not be satisfied that the eese on the De sung." Thus the matter is satisfactorily explained.
.It may ,e, co - . • a
Pater-noster•row; and North and South Americ _a CO WO,
terms the plaintiff and his wife were liviug. flier ' wat
_ e. was ever '
pert of the plaintiff bad been proved. then they would give a verdict not be out of place to add, that after all this a subscription was - Coopers hill weke to Commence on Wits monday Ider Sisley
at 3 o'clock-2 Cheses to be ron for-I Kim Cake to be gr Vareadneedle-street, London; by• Messrs. Johnston ad ~,,y 0 ~,,
Wiud at Point Lynas S.W.-Light breeze. .
Y . for the tete
reason.fo callings her if the plaintiff's case was a right case, and g . i.
..ndant. Ile was leaving the ease in very safe hands when immediately opened itoNeiti York to purchase a splendid service
f Ld d la Jin t ' h B • ''
1‘ - "II
Mr. John Lee, at his Newspaper and Advertisement dedde•emsee,a,
or- it. o. to e o pin t e ag for- llorinees to ee Di t Off Great Ormsliead, inward•bound-No. 1622, Star, A.S. at 10 a.m. 7
t she was.not called. W-as it .to.be eaid, that because a lady of his. • ''
eying it in theise Ile should not give even the shade of an opinion of plate to be presented.to Mr. and Mrs. Wood, which was clone ; . P . . 3), Henry-street, Dublin; Mr. M•Phun, Glasgow ; .iTe'sser ; 4;a,
ye in the toob for-Set of ribons to be elonsed fer-2Shirney•to be from New, York.
°an upon it; for he should he sorry to throw that weight, if ' Exchange-street and Mr. Lewis Market-streetslVlalTSe era.
ion of Mr Wood suf
and which, over andi abOve tbe explanat . •
paida morning visit to a gentleman, 8 .
he was guilt ,of infid ' •
Y etas, se n could be said to be, into the scale in favour of either party. Be- ron r
fo -Belt do he rosled for-A Bidder of Snuff to be Chatr il Off Great (banshee& outward-bound-No. 723, Roscoe, A.S. for . Malley ' ' • ' k Pil t-Ou'''' '
sßookseller,A arrington ; Mr. MAT p., 0
do het husband? This was anoristroosee .
mi, uru vemll.. a Lee sides his doi ••• •
app , , . ns so would be taking from them'what the law had con- ficiently. proves the high estimati
'on iu which they 'are held by -
- for by hold Wimine." . 1
e New Yerleari tow by a steara-boat at 2 p,m. and Mr. Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham.
our transatlantic neighbours.

An obscure Sunday newspaper, published in London, has just
given currency to a statement respecting a proceeding which
was exceedingly disgraceful to the, parties concerned in it, and
which originated in an entire misunderstanding on their part,
respecting Mr. and Mrs. Wood, 'who arrived in Liverpool from
New York on Saturday. The paragraph to which we refer
sets forth that the cause of the disturbance was Mr. Wood's
refusal to sing at the benefit of a native actress, a Mrs. Conduit.
The riot is thus noticed in a New York paper :
"The Park Theatre, in the city of New York, was the arena
of a disgraceful riot last week. Envy looked daggers at success,
and cleverness was gangrened ,becanselenius was triumphant.
Persons who like to see an equality of reward bestowed on_ dif-
ferent degrees of merit will learn with pleasure that Mr. and
Mrs. Wood were ruled by a mob—or rather that the manager
of the Park Theatre was, for he promised a gang of long-eared
voices that the vocalists should not appear again at his theatre.
The mob in New York have now gained what they have long
desired, a notoriety not less noisy than that of the Kean rioters
of this city. Were we fully to express our opinion of the late
disturbance, we should Condemn in no slight terms the wild ex-
pressions of turbulence which have been hurled against a party
whom edo not hesitate to pronounce at once amiable in man-
ners and etiquette, honourable in feelings, intentions, and
practice, and worthy of the countenance of the intelligent. Mr.
and Mrs. Wood well know, as every reasonable persdn does,
also, that in reality they hold the same place in the remembrance
• and well-wishes of the community that they have ever held, and
will not allow the outcries of a few violent, malignant and sus-
picious partizans of perhaps a very well disposed and accom-
plished lady to roil or in any way affect their tempers."
In addition to this, Mr. Wood, in a well-written letter, ad-
dressed to the editor of the Evening Star, of May 31, published in
New York, states, after detailing some other circumstances
explanatory of the cause of this unpleasantness, that the Mrs.
Conduit, said to be a native-barn American, first met with Mrs.
Wood in Cheltenham, and believing that she possessed merit,
took pleasure in aiding her efforts, as she is always gratified in
doing towards any member of the profession desiring such aid.
Upon arriving in Philadelphia, Mrs. Conduit called upon Mrs.
Wood, and begged she would intercede with the managers of the
principal theatre to procure her an engagement, which was
cheerfully and successfully done. • These facts sufficiently prove
that there could be no had -feelings towards this lady on their part.
We understand Mrs. Conduit was formerly engaged at the
theatre at Birmingham and in other places, when she was Miss
Ribbon, and also that she is not an American by birth. The
reason why she had not the valuable assistance of hl r. and Mrs.
Wood on the evening of her benefit, is thus satisfactorily ac-
counted for in Mr. Wood's letter, to which reference is made
above :—" Mrs. Conduit fixed her benefit on the night of my
concert, which the, manager stated he had made arrangements
for a month previous, and as to my taking ` Guy Mannering'
from her after it was announced for her benefit, it wits entirely
the result of accident and not design ; I selected that opera for
Mrs. Wood because she was also to sing in the afterpiece, and
being apprehensive of fatiguing her, took that opera, (every un-
pOptilar one) because two or three ballads only were required to
be sung." Thus the matter is satisfactorily explained. It may
not be out of place to add, that after all this a subscription was
immediately opened in New York to purchase a splendid service
of plate to be presentedto Mr. and Mrs. Wood, which was done ;
and which, over and above the explanation of Mr. Wood, suf
ficiently proves the high estimation in which they 'are held by
our transatlantic neighbours.

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