The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-20 00:00:00

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS,

TIIEATRE ROYAL.—Last evening introduced the heritor
of a great theatrical name, to the Liverpool public, in the
person of Mr. Henry Betty, the son of the celebrated Mr.
Betty, the Young Roscius of former years. Mr. Henry
Betty is the latest novelty on the stage, and the spirited
managers of the Theatre Royal have not waited long to
"produce" him. Mr. Henry Bet:v has as fair prospects of
secrets in that profession which he has chosen, and into
which he is just entering, as any young actor we know.
Possessed of a tall, wanly, and graceful figure, characterized
by all the elegant elastic suppleness of youth, with a fine voice,
and good elocution, he wants but the finish which practice
will give, and he will have all the requisites for embody-
ing the conceptions of the mind—the very kernel—the
soul of acting: and in this prime requisite Mr. Henry Betty
appears to be by no means deficient. Last evening he played
the part of Selim, in the revived tragedy of " Barbarossa."
It would be unfair severely to criticise the afforts of so young
an actor; yet unmixed praise, where it is not wholly de-
served and flattering, is to play an enemy's part, which we
have no wish to do to Mr. Henry Betty. He is decidedly
not deficient in confidence; and his elocution is good, but
there is a degree of " r ,Ilicking" rawness about his acting—
a want of that perfect finish which conduces to effect, which
he will do well to study to obtain. Few men will then pos-
sess more promising dramatic qualifications. He was intro-
duced by a short spoken address by Mr. Bland, which we
thought had better have been let alone. It would have been
very well to have so introduced Master Betty, but was puerile
as an introduction to a young man. Mr. Stuart ably played
the part of the tyrant Barbarossa, and indeed constituted, by
his superior acting, the chief interest of the tragedy. The
acting of Hiss Faucit was also marked by great talent. This
evening " Douglas" is to be performed, in which Mr. Betty
will play Young Norval.

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SIGNOR HUERTA'S CONCERT AT THE TEMPLA RS' HALL.---
Last evening Signor Huerta, the celebrated guitar player,
gave a concert at the Templars' Hall. The concert we were
sorry to see was not very fully attended. The principal per-
formers were Madame l'altoni, Signor Paltoni, Mons. A. De
St. Maurice, and Signor Huerto. Several fantasias and-
duettos were sung selected from the operas of Rossini and
Bellini, and from the music of Donnizetti. Signor Paltoni
possesses an exceedingly powerful,full-toned, bass voice. We
heard him sing the aria " Largo al factotum," from Rosini,
in fine style. Mons. Maurice also possesses a fine bass voice,
but of considerably less power. Madame Paltoni has a sweet
cantata sort of voice of not much power. The gem of the
performances, however, was the extraordinary execution of
Signor Huerta, on the guitar. He has certainly given us a
"new light" regarding this instrument; we had no idea that
tones so melodious could be produced from the "clanging
guitar," or that such an a mount of execution could be ob-
tained on it. We have not time to give a detailed notice of
the performances, though several of them are deserving of
more than this passing notice.
Roy AL AMPHITHEATRE.-Mr. Hughes, whose celebrated
feats of horsemanship, &c., have justly rendered him a fa-
vourite at this popular place of amusement, took his benefit
last night, under the patronage of our worthy chief Magis-
trate, and we are happy to state that the attendance was very
good. The whole of the performances were well sustained,
and elicited considerable applause.

CAUTION TO HOUSEKEEPERS.—Housekeepers would do
well to see that their doors and windows are fastened after
dark. From the robberies which have, during the past week,
taken place in dwelling-houses, it is evident, that a gang of
burglars are prowling about the town and the outskirts. The

robberies hit [left° committed have not been to serious amount,
and in no case have they been accompanied by violence.
Still, while the police. are active in endeavouring to prevent
robberies, or, where robberies have been perpetrated, to ap-
prehend the burglars, housekeepers ought, for their fawn
safety, to take every precaution in their power to prevent de-
predations on their property.
Fla c.—On Friday, at about a quarter to one o'clock, some
cotton in the cotton kiln of Mr. J. Irving, in Fleet-street,
became ignited by being overheated. The engines were soon
on the spot, and the fire was extinguished in about an hour,
with but l►ttle loss.

A STEAM VESSEL CONVERTED INTO A SAILING VES-
SEL.—Sorne weeks ago a steamer belonging to the St. George
Steam-packet Company, called the George IV., and which
had been found, from the depth of water she required, to be
ill adapted for the Irish trade,was as an experiment,converted
into a sailing ship under the direction of Mr. H. Talbot, ship-
builder, and marine superintendent for the company. Like
most other steam-vessels, her sides were so constructed as to
receive her paddle-wheels in a bay or recess; in other words,
her decks overflanged about one-half the breadth of the paddle-
boxes. The latter being removed, four feet was cut off the
ad 'l beam, and she was sponcered up so as to render her
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top sides straight. and maintain her full breadth of deck
throughout. She was also newly flush-decked and fastened,
so that her breadth, originally 20 feet 6 inches, became about
31 feet, presenting proportionably one of the finest uninter-
rupted decks of any vessel in the port. These alterations,
which added greatly to her strength, were completed under
the inspection of Lloyd's surveyors. The vessel was then
rigged as a three-masted hermaphrodite, having a brig's fore-
mast, and a main and a mizen mast rigged in the manner of
a schooner. Her length is 137 feet, and shy registers about
290 tons; but thus made into an elegant sailing vessel, she is
found to carry upwards of 400 tons. She made her first trip
(hence to Dublin) about three weeks ago. Considerable
curiosi y was, as a matter of course, excited as to her capa-
bilities for sailing and resisting a sea way. Notwithstanding
she was deeply laden, and bad an adverse wind and a heavy
sea to contend with throughout, she behaved admirably, rising
on the waves like a duck, and making good her port of desti-
nation in twenty-five hours. Another vessel that sailed for
Dublin with the same tide did not accomplish the voyage un-
til four days afterwards The George IV. has, indeed, turned
out to be "a clipper," and is already a great favourite in
Dublin, where she has been visited by numbers of persons
interested in our mercantile marine. She is about to proceed
to the Azores Islands for a cargo of fruit, and will, we hope,
fully realize the high expectations which her first trip has
excited. She is (so far as we have learned) the first steam-
vessel of large burden that ha. been converted into a sailing-
vessel; and the experiment is of importance in navigation,
in as much as there are numerous steam-boats in this and
other ports, whose engines are worn out, or which are other-
wise unavailable as steamers, that, at a comparatively small
expense, may, from this successful exetnple, be made into
valuable sailing vessels. The George IV. might have been
purchased some months ago for a sum under £200; but her
bottom was sound, and, with the repairs and alterations she
has undergone, her estimated value is now between four and
five thousand pounds.

It appears that the French troops are about to evacuate
Ancona, on condition that the Austrian troops shall leave
Rome to itself.

REFUSAL TO PAY A REGISTRAR.—On Wednesday_ last,
at a meeting of ley-payers held in the vestry of the Parish
Church, Middleton, it was resolved that the assistant over-
seer should not pay the fees of the registrar of births and
deaths, on the ground that his appointment was not in con-
formity with the act, he being, as was stated, neither a house-
keeper nor a rate-payer.—Blackburn Standard.
The production of John Barnett's new opera, to be called
Farinelli, which has been accepted by the management of
Drury-lane, has been postponed.
COURSING EXTRAORDINARY. Last Tuesday, as the
" Fleetwood" locomotive engine, on the Preston and Wvre
railway, was proceeding at a quick speed with a train of
waggons containing ballast for the permanent road, about
half way between Burn Naze and Poulton, a hare got upon
the line and ran before the train in the same direction for a
considerable time, but was at length overtaken, when the
spur of the engine struck the affrighted animal and killed it.
Preston Pilot.
TAX ON STEAM-Bovrs.—The heads of a bill to be brought
before Parliament have been settled, by which is is to be
proposed that " all vessels engaged in the conveyance of pas-
sengers for hire by water, when impelled by any other means
than sails or manual labour," shall not be impelled without
a license, apportioned in its price to every 100 tons, nor
without paying a duty "for and in respect of every passenger,
at and after the rate of 1-,d fur every four miles, or fraction of
four miles."

EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.—On Thursday last, an individual
named Nicholson, residing at Appleby, better known by the
cognomen of " The Marquis of Rockingham," undeitook
for a wager, to eat a roasted goose, hasted with a pound of
tallow candles, together with half a peck of potatoes, but
without any drink; alter which savoury repast, he was to run
a steeple chase of two miles against a horse that was bought
at Broug-hill fair, for the exorbitant sum of seven shillings
and sixpence. The first part of the
,undertaking, as or
readers may readily suppose, came igi swimmingly. Many
bets were depending on the issue of the match, which was
won by " the marquis" in a very superior std le. We un-
derstand this is not the first of his very extraordinary per-
formances. [The marquis's heraldic device ought to be a
trough with a pig-rampant—motto, " per ventrem feci."l—
Gazette.

A MATCH FOR VAN ANIBURGH.—The proprietor of a me-
nagerie, now exhibiting at Hamburgh, advertises an ele-
vhant whom he has taught to dance upon the tight rope, and
to iday the Jew's harp; besides which, he has a whole family
of tiger cubs, as tame as kittens, that allow the guests to han-
dle them as much as they like.
COLOURING DAHLIAS.—At a show of the Colchester Hor-

icullitraland Floral Society, on Wednesday week, the:Se-
cond prize for twelve dahlias grown by gentlemen's garden-
ers was adjudged to Mr. Mallet, gardener to Sir G. H. Smyth,
Bart., but was afterwards retained by the committee, in con-
sequence of its being discovered, that some colouring matter
had been put on the eyes of two of the dark dahlias exhibited,
evidently for the purpose of deceiving the judges.

ROYAL EXCHANGE.—We are informed that the whole
mass of buildings fi tun Finch-lane to the Mansion House is
to be removed for the site of this great civic and national
edifice; which, if it is not the noblest piece of commercial
architecture in the world, will be no honour to the city and
citizens of London. At present, all «e know of the design

is, that it is to be an oblong square, 270 feet in length, by 140
in breadth, the longest sides fronting the Bank on one side,
and Corn hill on the other. The internal area of the Ex-
change (where our merchants are to congregate) is to be of
the extent of 150 feet by 60 feet. The dimensions are spa-
cious.— London Paper.
THE ARMY.—It is said that a very considerable augmenta-
tion to our present force is in contemplation, ►n consequence
of the warlike aspect of affairs. This we have all along an-
tipated, sensibly alive to the difficulties of carrying on the
duties with our present force, independent of all the calls now
made on it from every quarter.
THE RUSSIANS IN ARMENlA.—Erzeroom, until destroyed
by the Russians in 1828-9, had been a flourishing place, and
the great mart of trade, paiticularly for the purchase of

European commodities by. Persian trailers, who used to come
here for their investucents instead of proceeding to Constanti-
nople. But when the Russians overran the country, they, by
a specious pretence of deliverance from Mahometan thraldom
partly prevailed and partly forced all the Armenian families
of this place, of Byaboot; and the neighbourhood, to leave
their homes and enter the Russian terriories. Upwards of
ninety thousand souls are said to have been thus carried off
from 'Turkish Armenia, of whom more than seven thousand
were from Erzerooni: and front what I afterwards heard and
saw, I do not believe this estimate is beyond the truth. They
were driven by the orders of Prince (the Count) Paskewitch
into Russian Armenia, the population of which had become
scanty under the mild parental sway, upon an understanding
that they were to be distributed in towns and villages which
required such a transfusion of human life, and were to be pro-
tected and encoaraged in the exercise of their several trades
and avocations; but by a singular and most heartless incon-
sistency, not only was this virtual promise broken, but the
poor creatures were suffered to remain encamped and exposed
to the severities of the weather, without even a provision of
bread to eat, so that they died by hundreds of misery and
want. At last they were sent to Akhiska and the provinces
of the Black Sea, where they were disposed of in places
already fully peopled. so that ;their condttihn, thus huddled
up in crowds. was little improved, and their usefulness utterly
destroyed. Many more died here from want and from dis-
eases occasioned by the swamps of these places acting on
constitutions accustomed to the free air of the upper plains;
yet still every applicaticu of the poor creatures for permis-
sion to return was rejected, and such as were caught deserting
were sevete!v punished. It is, therefore, no wonder that the
feeling all over 'Turkish Armenia should be strong against
the Russians, and I believe it to be as bitter as possible. It is
said, now, that the escape of the poor exiles that remain, and
who are looked upon now as a charge rather than a benefit,
is winked at, though not openly permitted, and that many of
the survivors are gradually returning to their homes. Thus
this barbarous and most inconsistently prosecuted measure of
state failed utterly of any effect. except that of excitini,
hatred and dread: but it is an inconsistency by no mean':
without parallel or precedent in the political 'history of that
ambitious and arbitary government.--Frasees Winter Journey.

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i',3ot try. f Roberts, contains some very useful reflections ofiEthe PASSAGE IN THE SECRET HISTORY OF AN sharper at the extremities. This he held rather behind him,
,F-..bippliig Entrlitqcntr. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 16.
The demand has been maintained with unabated spirit, the sales '
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considerably exceeding those of the preceeding week ; and
----- the bedside. I felt that the discovery must now be made, aud ---essaa--
THE CLOSING YEAR. . Prince of Oude versu.s the East India Company," is
. . . . - (Concluded from the Standard of Friday.) held my breath in momentary expectation of the execration FRIDAY, /auvireurea 16.-Wind S. although no positive advance has taken place in American, full
prices have been obtained with less difliculty, and the market
just in its views of the rights of that prince. The
- The nervousness produced by sleepless nights and days of in which he would vent his surprise and disappointment. I AnniVED.-SUSClllehalltlah. NierCken, from Philadelphia, sailed closed with every appearance of continued steadiness; Brazils i
The closing year-a startling sound, review of the " Arabian Nialits' Entertainments" does anxious fears increased the horrors of my situation to such a closed my eyes-there was' a pause-but it was a short one. 20th October-Charles Humberston, from St. Andrew's-Lock- have partaken of the general briskness, and Pernam and Maran- '
a
E'en when on youthful ear 'Lis pealMg, ) justice to the recent translation of these extraordinary degree, that lat length wrote a letter !is a Mr. Jefferies, an I heard two dull blows, given at ritpid succession : a quivering woods Sproule from St. John N.8.-Ellen from Trieste-Emma, ham have gone off freely at an improvement of Ict ctee ns; Eevii- 1
Irving; from Lisbon-Laments' Uinate. front Santander-Richard tians have also been taken, though In smaller quanties, at a Haller •
For oh ! as time completes his round, fictions. Time summary of Asiatic intelligence will be old and faithful friend of my fattier s, aml peraectly ac- sigh, and the long-drawn, heavy breathinss of the sleeper was
Anderson Lucne from London-Six Brothers, Roberts, from New- advance; Surats are without change, but have met with a ready ,
l'his thought must o'er ihe breast be stealing- uainted wit.h ali his affairs, praying him, for God'a sake, to for ever suspended. I unclosed my eyes, and saw. the raurderer
perused With great interest. The particulars furnished sale nt extreme prices. The public sale of this day, consisting of
'Ober e eel s?•:pet I leaeas el-me:se ..ey grelieye me from my present terrible situatioti and cointnuni- fling t'ne quilt across the head ot his victim : he thenewith the noit-Lady Floie'rece, from Drogheda
360 Sea Island (old 320 Stained, though but thinly attended, went
' aespecting the north western frontier appear to be
eie•ther rase has paseet LiWily. eating without reseryelbe nature and ground's of my steepici- iustrument of death still in his hand, proceeded to iae lobdiv Ironside, NI Pchell. hence for Pernambuco, was spoken about 20 off steadily, and a large proportion found boyers, at prices fully
authentic. The paper on " Steam Communication ' ons. This letler I kept sealed and directed for two air three theme upon which he tapped sharply twice or thrice-a quick miles to the eastward of the Kish Light, at 830 last evening equal to thaatepreviously paid by arivete treaty. The trade have
Tile cls;sing year-- a tooder note, with India" tides noe throw any additional light on days alwitys about my pereon. for discovery would heve been step was then heard approaching, and a voice waispered Resolution, Forrest, hence, at aliramichi stip3p4solieerftshicoebnsuceeives more extensiyely thun in any former week
• For manhood's stormier hoer 'iie sounding; this year the quantities on speculation being only 11700 American,
this vexatious subject. S'omething, however, must ruinous, in expectation of an opportunity which might be something from without-Edward answered, with itikinci of TINIII:rrei ae,,1,1.
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Athwart th(TiTiaabetnd schemes which float, fairly trusted, whereby to have it placed ili the postuffice. As chuckle, " her Ladyship is past complaining ; unlock the Bi.ancit, arrived at London American, out of a tote; of 46,610 bags.
Tbe hopee weicil iii his heart. are bounding, speedily be attempted to facilitate our mutual inter- neither Emily nor I were permitted to pass beyond the pre- door, in the devil's name, unless you're afraid to citine in, ANTWERP, Nov. 13.-The Gardiner, Jackson, from hence, wag
lAB6C7o3C:OUsNNet.'::oosirlais:S,isA.LES
_AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
The cares wilicit vex him and euthral, course with those distant colonies. cincts of the demesne itself, which was surrounded by high and help me to lift the body out of the window." The key on shore off Flushing, but got off without material damage.
It throes a dark funereal pall. walls formed of dry stone, the ciifficulty of procuring such an was turued in the lock-the door opened--and my uncle en-
,,ea,l4/(milsnooirsleeeeod ‘raegihrs.t . to this day inclusirc.
The closing year-to age, dim age, Alexander's East _lndia and Colonial Magazine. opportunity was greatly enhanced. At. this time Emily had tered the room. I have told you already that I hail placed
• SATURDAY. Nov. 17.-Vind variable and light. Current IMPORTS.
A low and solemn dirge 'tis singing; , November, 1838. a short conversation with her fattier, athich she repelled to me self under the shade of a projection of the avail, close lo
. ARUIVED-Arcturns, Oliver, from Honduras-Sarah Maria, El- SALES OF THE 'WEEK. Prices. ThisWk,thisYear
tee instantiv After some indifferent floater -he had asked
7.. )0700
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It bids. him haste to disengage There are some capital papers io the. present num- ' ' • - the &toe. I had ittetinetieelv shrunk down cowering towards
hot, from Zatite-Jasper, williams, froin Patras-Lucy~ Wallace,
• Each hop e, each lit o extteeles ~eael.Ltheele!eusUngiags- ber of this periodical. "The Administration of Cri- her whether she and 1 were on aaml. terms: and whether I the groptid 'on the entrance Of ICdward through the window.
was unreserved in my disposition. She answered in the eflir- When my uncle entered the rouin he and his son both stood from St Petersbure-Ivenhoe Gibson fr an IP mbro -Harriet
Beniestaand Louise', Roc:ems, fr'om Antwe' rp--( Bolielar, Carroll, from'
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Oa"' aaar-a"as '''' ala•TlT6lsZimi to-his-Wainnes eye rninal Justice in India" contains some very powerful Illative; and he then inquired whether I had been much stir- so very close to me that his hand was every moment upon the jersey. 5.1 ..... 8
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statements, supported by documentary evidence. The prised to find hint in tny chamber tha other day. She an.. point of touching my face. I held my breath, and remained SAILRD-Seotland. Black, for chariestore_ceroline Aegusta.
Basset, for New York-William Gray, Gray, for Oporto-Lord
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The closing year-would that it found • " Stanzas about the i‘loon" are exquisite specimens swered that I had been both surprised etnd amused. ' " And motionless as death.
Nelson, Quinton. for Lislion-Susannah Collings, Crabb, for Con-
Youth, manhood, ase, but meet for glory ! •seliat did . she. think of George Wileon's
~appearance ?" " You had no interruption from the next room?" said my 5 Pernambuco& Paraiba. at -9i a
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of light and agreeable poetry. The scientific "De- stantinople-Rowena, Read, for Baltimore. ' 7180
Then little necks it whether clowned " Who ?'' inquired she. "Oh ? the architect, lie answered, uncle. .
scription of some new Species of I)itirnal Birds of . _________ t Aricatiand Ceara . 81 - 9 5
With badtling rose, or tresses hoary, who is to contract for the repairs of the house; he is accounted " No," was the brief reply. . ',Maria Catherine, Schwper, hence for Antwerp, at Cowes, with Iro Bahia and Maeeio 7l - 9 2506 311e9
`se e sink to rest-years then will be Prey inhabiting India" is a valuable contribution to a handsome fellow." " She could not see his face," said " Secuto the jewels, Ned ; the French harpy must not lay damage '2O
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t( ) 1., a. d orl . , loses his head. "Ae Essay on Wheelbarrows" makes ward's actual presence; ana I naturally became, if possibae, rubbish over it."
as much of the subject as possible, and much niore mo.re anxious than ever to despatch the letter to air. Jefle- They then turned to the bedside, and winding the bed-
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than we codld have expected. "The M.P.." is an ad- ries. An opportunity at length occurred. As -Emily and I clothes round the body, carried it between them slowly to the
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the light of a new work, which, while it exhibits an' ",- • - " a "a • ,rom the village happened to be passing doevn the avenue below they shoved it over the window sal, 15th Nov.-The Ann. Skinner, from Hull for Sierra
. Leone, which was on shore nein. Kingsdown 12th November. has 260,1 Surat
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Prictice of Usury and Corn Monopoly in India" de- from the house • Hie spot was secluded, and as this person heavify on the ground underneath.
been aesisted off, and into this harbour, leaky, and with loss of an-
comprehensive view of the present state of knowledge. , and 1 beard it fall
serves the attention of the legislature. (‘ Orlando In. was not connected by service with those whose observation " Pil take the jewels," said my uncle; a there are two cas- Madras 4S -51 ' )
ia every depertment, is also a repository in which are chors and cables - 54 i •• • • 1 •• • •
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namorato" is written in a dashing, off hand style, in 1 areaded I cominitied the letter to his keeping, with strict. kets in the lower drawer " .
treasured some of the most in isterly disquisitions
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injunction's that he should put it without delay int() the le- Ile proceeded, with an accuracy a hich, had I been more
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termingled with some exquisite touches of fancy. The
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which have adorned the literature of the country. within eeiver of the town postoflice; at the same time I added a at ease, would have furnished me with matter of astonishment,
digest of Indian news is useful.
tamer) -Alert. ',Mould, fo'r St. Michael-Palinurus, Norman,
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the hst 50 years. suitable gratuity, and the lad baying made many priaesta- to lay his hand upon the very spot where my jewels lay ; amt.
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En the part now publishiel, "Poetry," by Professor tions of punctuality, was soon out of sight. Ile a-as hardly haying possessed himself of them, lie called to his son-
Flour: eSome parcels of free foi ' e
Moir, will be rowel to be prefaced with an eloquent The Sportsnzan. November, 1838. trone when I began et) doubt tny discretion in having trusted "Is the rope made fast above ?"
tina. 'Koster, for Rotterdam-Hindoo, I.ll•Gin, for Calcutta-e-Fire- meale.,Lt
jhri;:vf:eEkot'iolltreign produce the arrivals'are 1100 er's. of Wh at and
The engravini,s in this number of the AS'portsman atis person ; but I had no better or safer means of despatch- " lan not a fool-to :re sure it is," replied he.
flue,-,,,,Eurt.s_terT.rfionreueloor tilt
enat,infooprles-inCcoauptottreess_aonfaln= Vlilienr,,,infosr,
1-1),00:0:,
1.,
•tailed ainong the town dealers, and at yesterday's market
and perspicuous exposition of the mental and moral „•
are, a portrait, by H. Beckwith of "Don John " the °
ina the letter and I was not warranted in suspecting him' of They then lowered themselves fruna the window. I now eign Wheat have
qualities requisite to its production ; and the distinc- ' • ' such wanton 'dishonesty as an Mc:titration to tamper with it ; rose lightly and cautiously, scarcely darino, to breathe, from
winner of the Doncaster St. Leger for 1833, and a re- for Leghorn.
tion between the province or imaoination and of fancy , but I could not be quite satisfied of its safety until I had re- my place Of concealment, and was creeping tovvards the door, two or three spec.ulative purchases occurred e but, on the whole,
e
has been considered bv some jiedges to evince discri- Presentation, by time same artist, of "A Setter anti ceived an answer, which could not arrive for a few days. Be- when I heard my cousin's voice, in a sharp whisper, exclaim, tbe week's business has been to a very moderate amount, and
Drie Gezusters, Dykstra, hence for Harlingen, at wrundahl, with holders having been disposed to meet this slackness of demand b
Pheasant " Both are beautiful! executed The let- fore 1 (lid however an event occurred which a little sur- " Scramble up aoain ; G--d d- you you've forgot to lock demeee Y
mination at. once accUrate and profound. The intro- • y , • .
i ' i '"
. l d I- • h 1 +1 a -e" d I . h- 't .• re' 'l'' TT some relaxation of price, the last sales were at 3d to 4d per bushel
' ismer. me. . was sitting in my te -room ear sint e c ay, ..le room -oor ; an perceive, ey the wraining o. Lie rope stenry, -asssll, and Enchantress. airs ,
G ner sailed from Smyrna for old and ed for new below the quotar f th' • ' •
duel 01 y matter ie follotved by a condensed history of ms of thes •
ter-press descriptir . „e plates are well worth
i reading by myself, when I heard a knock at the dimr. "Come whieh hung from above, that die mandate was instantly 23rd October, and Triton, Seergie, 26th, all for Liverpool • Ns per 701 b may he considered 'the valuTnts,
fot 1
R. tsecsl:yi
ral•,,liiii i tap t :
1 the art, eetninelleitlg With the poetry of the Hebrews the perusal of tl.me sportsman. The account a tne
in," smsid 1, and 111 V uncle entered the room " Will you obeyed. Not a second was to be lost. I passed through the It egali(l, Cobb, sailed front Lonehope for St. Doming 4th Nov. Flour has gtme off slowly at a decline of Is to '2B per sack'. rWats
I and cotteluding with the modern names of Alfieri, Be- Pheasant is_ particularly interesting. "Field Sports ex,„„ ~,,•• said lie, " I sought you in the parlour, and door, which was only closed, and inoyed as rapidly as I could, NuGvarrow, Henderson, sailed from Belfast for New South Wales 9th plust be-noted Id per Inishel cheaper, with a very limited vend:
ds 7d an extrem(• for the best Irish dried, good fair rtins offering
• in Illinois" ts also a paper of g-reat merit, abounding thence I have collie here. 1 desired to say a evord with you. consistently with stillness, along the lobby. Before I hed
,', raneer, Goethe Ccivp•r •ed l'arn - It nmav be pro-
., , m .e, de em s. . . et 3s 4(1 to 3s 6d per 451bs. Oatmeal dull of sale at 31s to 32s per
f
' - lat lramatic poetry havine already
per to mention tI. m . with notices In natural history. The note.on "Tans- - h sone 1 '.a el 1 heard the (I( o throueli which I had aist
I trust that you have bitherto found my conduct to you suc e, •m,Oy\ 1 S, . / r , .1 . MONDAY, OCTOBER 19.-Wind E.S.E. 2501b5. Barley. continuing SCRTee, has commanded full prices.
" II it, Horsea" is curiou • The "Sportine Bio-
been the subject of a brilliant article by Sir `4Valter ing --7. I .• . • s• . . as that of a guardian towards his ward should be." I dared passed dutoae locked on the Inside. I glided down the stairs
' '•
t •bh 11 ' • eent " And," he continued, "I tr t • ) •
no wit o( my ass . us in tin or, le.et, at every corner, I should meet the murderer or Aitarven,-Isabella, Delphin, front Jersey-Victory, Griffiths ; Beata; and Peas'as last noted. In the early part of the week a cargo
. Bellona Tyrer; Violet, Smallreach • Betsey Widdecoinhe • Ilelen of fine red Wheat, in bond, was field at lOs per 701 b. No trane-
-1 Scott, its the 8:11 volume of the work, has necessarily I •-• of a Liver Pool
grapily" for tins month is from tee ~en
e , that you have not found me harsh or unjust, and that you one of bis aceomplices. I reached the hall, and listened for LaW ; I.'ensilon, Frighs, and Erin, --'-, fio'm Londoi L' ' actions of moment hav-e since transpired.
. t- aurence,
4 been very briefly considered by Professor Moir in his sportsoian of eminence. " Winter Saoo
1 tine" afrorus
e - have perceived, my dear niece, that I sought to . .
make this a Moment to ascertain whether all was silent around ;no spurn" Delaney, from Drogheda-Reindeer, (steamer) from liege:it- -0-0--' ----- - --
1 some useful practical hints. "The Ring-tail Pan- poor place as agreeable to you as may be ?" I assented %vas audtble ; 'the parlour window opened on the park, and Duchess of Kant, -7----, from Dublin-Tory, Bristow, fronaYar- '
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov. 19. .
i present contribution.
Proiessur Christison, whose work on " Poisons" .
has been pronouneed to bc "by far the best on medi- euin • and he ut his hand in his. wicket whence he drew a throueit one of them I mi ht I thotorht easil • effect ni •
timer" is a genuine Yankeeism.. " Sporting. Recollec • a, , p r , . ,
tions" is a highly' graphic sketch, The usual miscel- .PP s, , e ,
folded a er and dashine it on the table with startle), em- esca te Accordingly, I hastily entered • but to Me cousterna-
, mouth-Ant,onius, Scherer, from Antwerp-Ceres, Kenron, front
. g , et . • a a wicklow-kairley, NPLean, and Fanny, Lockwood f •
, tom Newry •
,_ , , ss , 1 - - . .• . • , , . .. -111eanor, Evans, from Limerick-Glory, Biscoe, from Yarmouth
phasis he said, a (lid you write that letter ? ' Ihe su Idea timmn, a candle was burning in the room, and by its light I saw a Prime Botters which have undergoue the ordeal of a " public
inspection," a•re held at ap advence in price of 2s to 3s, and no greet
cluantit3. of this description at market. There itt, however, a re-
laneous sporting. intelligence concludes the number. -Thomaa & Marv, Thompson. from lessvich-Betsey, Christie,
cal jurisprutlenCe in our langiotge," has contributed and fearful alteration of his voice, manner, and face, but figure seated at the diluter table, upon which lay glasses, trot- from
..ohatlimmin-elargaret & Catharine, 51elville. from Pottle- '
t undant supply of tniddling and inferior stuff, which is hawlced
. bout •• nuerrin fashion," at all prices from 788 to 665. Not much
i ttn, article " Poison." " Poland" has received many Younif Gi tse • Pt. •h fr i ' • -s .1 • ' ' .
more than all, the unexpected production (a iny• letter to Mr. ties, and the other acceineaninients of a drinking party. lavo or ~ I y, a , o n Nestport Isela ea, Elliott, irom.Bet. d. e , . , . .
i The Farmer's Magazine. November, 1838. Jefferies, which lat once recognised, so confounded and ter- three chairs were placed about the table, irregularly, as if fest-and Hugh Hawthorn, lianney, from Dundnlk. oine in lik.kl«l Bunt rs. ns holders are limited to such rates, that
i atlaitions from the awn of a gentleman who has made shippers do not willingt3eaccede to. New Beef and Pork comes
- • • -AILED -Antelo ,e Tulloelf for Africa-F•tme Pury is. f•
The present number of this truly useful periodical rifled me, that I felt almost choking. I could 'not utter a hastily abandoned by their occupants. A single glance satis- ''' . • •1 . . •.. 0• Jr elcosay to merket -the folks on the other side continue to ask
the history of that country a peculiar study, and whose Bauivia-Carena, Heyden, for Genoa-Alexander, Stewart, for '
:s1 • - vord. " Did •ou write that letter 7" he re ieated with slow tied me thet the figure was that of my French attendant. She e•t v .). t f.re( ' 1 . 1 •
contains two engravings - " Wilkie's Turnsyrest 1 , a .
~,„ ~ • . , I . a,
,a_ ft a Jamaica-Sylla, Scott, for Trinidad-and Llama, Wheeler, for ;ra ',An. 0 ::,on.-.:oarr prres. Bacot, we may state rules about
'it' &rot iete to tiie Polish cause has enablet him to an- .I>e -) havin • bata I " a . 1 T - 4./S 10 468 tor in 1
and intense emphasis. xou dimi, liar ano hypocrite. it ott v• s as. .t.l .. g pio my r ran- deep y. Isere vt as H;tvana. east , and prime Hams, if 110\s on the spot. would
Ploueli " and a "Plan desicited for -I Farm or 800
quire inforiniition relative to its literature from sources e • b ' dared to write this foul and infamous libel ; but it shall be something malignant und ghastly in the calenuess of this bad command 70s to 7as per cwt. Hanibro' Pork, in bond, 68s to 70s
', Pot generally a cceesilale. Sir John Barrow,' Secretary or 1,000 acres." Among the principal papers i .
n the
vour last. 'Men will universall3,' believe vou mad, if I choose woman's features, dimly illuminated as they were by the Reoid. Taylor. sailed from Bridgewater for Liverpool 15th Nov. per brl. and not much enquired for.
i• nod not 13th Oct. eareported yeeterday. , _.__- --____ - ---
t o the A,,lntiralza, writes " Polar Seas." eivithie the present number we may enumerate the following', to call for an inquiry. I can make you appear so. 'pie sus- ilickeriug blaze of the candle. A knife lay upon the table, =ea-- -.
. riv. mail from hey pt has arnved, via. France ; left Alexandria LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
~ r 1 ' I h
most 0. VW 'lca aeound with information of the highest ;limns expressed in this letter are the hallos:mations am . . . .
I and the terrible thought struck in •---1` Should I kill ibis -
limits of this article will be found a cumpact historical , • 2. th Oct. No India inail forwarded.
,0, alarms of moping lunacy. I have defeated your first attempt, sleeding accomplice in the guilt of the murderer, and ihus se- . (Quoted as.duty paid, except when mentioned in bond.)
account of the successive expeditions of discovery • el utility to the fernier and others eneaced in
pritctic• . • . , - e a 0...01PR1C,,,M,...., . .
i• • Ib • 0 h 1 C d 1 • • k •tuoll er . emy r treat s" Not! ' 11 b •' • a. • 1 tte
• mac am , atic e le o y et) , I ever yin ma e . 1 , cur e . e ling cou i e easiel -1 was in .., Asinis MADDER, lie Ctei. a. d.. s. d.
, agricultural pursuits :-" On the Breed of Live Stoce,
- which have proceeded to these inhospitable regions. chains, straw, darkness, and the keeper's whip shall be your draw the blade across her throat-the work of a second. An TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 19. el ontreal, Pot ..29 Ola 29 6 Dutch, cr0p....56 0 -62 0
,
" Polarization of Lieht" is the joint production of NI. connected with Agriculture"-" State of the Wool lasting portion." With these astounding vvords be left the instant pause, however, corrected me.-" No," thought 1, Pearl, new ..31 6 -35 0 Ombro 4O 0 -52 0
s I.l.States, Pot.. none. Galllelle 25 0 -38 0
i "-" Classification •
I rade in the Interior of Germany loom, leavintr me almost fainting. . " the God whir has conducted me thus far through the valley Wind at Holyhead 11.8. E. blowing very fresh.
Arago and Dr. Young the latter of whom is so justlY
, Pearl
e celebrated fer Imia discovery of the law of the interfer- of Manures"-" .Agriculture of C-umberland"-" The st had of the shedow of death will . abandon me now I will fall otr
1 was now almost. teduced to despair-my . last ca. , , nA • • Holyhead inward bound at 8 len No 1167 Cseelle B
,s. • • ~ B• • Balm. Quereit ..22 0 -21 0 French, S.F. -38 0 -42 0
from t'ie Ca •' f C dII ' 1. r ' ' '
failed -I had no course left, but that of eloping secretly from into their hands, or I vaill escape hence, but I shall be free . le_ o ,00 ope-ani 84, Liverpool, (no time re- Oak, V ton ...£6 0.-7 10 S.F.F 44 0 -48 0
• ence of light. The article " Police" is from the pen " " Pruni 0."-., ' m o rish Aeri-
Corn Laws - nb Seim ly f 1 , ,
1 d I • 'lf d tl • 1 •I• f 0 f th • • fbl d 11: 11 b d " I felt a confi-
the cast e, an p acing myse un er le pio et ion o me ruin e stain o oft - is wi e one. (1' f •
eeive ) rom Caleutta. German - 5 3 E.8.1' .53 0 -54 0
of a gentleman intimately connected with the working ral Cite-
cultural Produce in England"-" Agricultu ..
nearest Magistrate. I felt if this were not done, and speedily', dence arising from this reflection, an assurance of protection oir Garegiwyd at anchor No 434 Wm Pet
Off Great Or '
msheacl, limes(' b
; , . , . in. (steamer.) , BRIMSTONR,ViI.4I B.S. F. F. 56 0 -58 0
.. ound, No. 610, Avon, (steamer) at
• " " " "cl Ma - "-" The Irn rovement of
mistry - 'Aqui nine p Sicily, tec. - 9 10 S •
pamsh 30 0 -32 0
.
, of _the London system. It presents a sketch of these that I should be murdered. No one, from mere description, which I cannot describe. . lawns was no other meaes of es- 12 AI noon.
,
. valnable e t bl•-1 ' t 'I • tlii country and on
.s a is mmen,s mom 1 in . s the Horse, and its influence on the Acceleration of eau have an idea of the unmitigated horryr of my situation- cape, so I advanced, with a firm step and collected mind, to
CASSIA LIGNEA, 8. (1. X (1. Trinidad, Br.c. ..26 0 -27 0
Commerce"-" On the proper System of breeding a helpless, weak, inexperienced girl, placed under the power, the window. I noiselessly withdrew the bars, and unclosed
tater continent, and its statistical information will be LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. rlf* cwt. in bond 52 0 -55 0 Demerara,Sec...27 6 -28 0
Horses"-" Effects of' successive Crops of Potatoes" , . _ . ,
and wholly at the mercy of evil men and feeling that she had the shutters-I pushed open the casement, and, withuut wait- . CLOVER-SEED, 41 Cwt. Bar. & Antigua. 29 0 -30 0
frmund oectilitrlv interesting front the researches of ' f . 1 •I' • t ' 1 kbh• d' I all e 1 - •.1 Diawet. indirect. From Bfrect. indirect.
. . t - ' 'On the new Veri ti sof Seed Wheats"-" Re- it not in her power to escape tor a moment loin tle ma ignan mg to sto etn me, ran wi my utmost spec( , stem,. y
Cal tt Aug. ..30 Pernam.. Sept. ..22
the :Widow het' ing- enabled Ilan to correct some errors --an' • • e e - ' influences under which she was probably fated to fail-and feeling the ground under me, down the avenue, taking care to ',Dia% a• •
..; of, fermer set t lets. A summare of the requisites of an stilt of the Crop?, and Prospects of the Corn Trade." with a consciousness that if violence, if murder were designed, keep upon the grass which bordered it. I did not for a mo- av .. ..... Sept... 12 Mannheim Sept .. 7
Idauritfus . - Jule .. 28 N. (Meant;
"t •• • ;19 Cocoa, ee era. Trieste 5l 10 -52 til
,h
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~,
-le
~I,
.
, .e
SS
•
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efficient system forms rap appropriate conclusion to the
article. ' Of " Political Economy" it is only necessary
to.sav, that it is by thm• author of the Commercial Die-
- - . - •
This periodical desert(
Britialt farmer
tionarv, a woik the reputation of which is co-extensive - •
.
With brilisil enterprise. This article, we are persuad-
ed, is one of eminent value, embodying as it does the
matured opinions of a highly distinguished economist ke- --.4
upon a subject of such vital importance to a great --
The usual agricultural repoets are given at considera-•
hie length, and present much interesting information.
4• 1 N , 7 - es the warmest support cf every her dying shriek would be lost in void space-no human being anent slack my speed, and I had now gained the centre point Lima ....
would be near to aid her-no human interposition could de- between the park-gate and the mansion-house-here the
liver her. St Helena.
avenue made a wider circuit, and in order to avoid deley, I Rio.
I bad seen Edward but once during his visit, and as I did directed my way across the smooth sward round which the
not meet with him again, 1 began to think lie that he must pathway wound, intending, a.t the opposite side of the flat, at -----
- • - -- •___. have taken his departure-a conviction which was to a certain a point which I distinguished by a group of old bach trees, to
-a wriita N.', ;
SI t()N I) El 0 - / It' \
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, degree satisfactactory, as I regarded his absence asindicating enter again upon the beaten track, which was &tram thence
the removal of immediate danger. Emily also arrived cir- tolerably direct to the gate. I had, with my utmost speed,
cuitously at the same conclusion, and not without goed got about half way across this broad flat, when the rapid
grounds, for she managed indirectly to learn that Edwnrd's treading of a. horse's hours struck upon my ear. My heart Bahia .... Sept. 23 July . 28 alobile ..
Savannah.
Charleston
New York Oct 2,.
P
Oet .. .1:
VEssorlo Enttreb for toabmg.
(SINCE OUR. LAST PUBLICATION.)
- es,
. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, kc Trinidad
Oct . •14 Grenada
Ott ....la Bnezil
t COFFEE, qr cwt. in bond.
•
_ Jamas triage.. s
ordinary .. 340 0 -45 0 skit,
40 0 -43 0 maialp,
.. 52 0 -52 10
34 0 ---36 0 Portugal, esc. ..51 0 -52 0
Levant 5l 5 -53 e
•50 0- 95 0 Palm, 4, ton 45 0- 45 5
9 0-106 0 Fish, SP' 252 galls.
good&fin ord. 6 Seal, ale'
inichlling ....108 0-115 0
good nti•t. ..116 0-130 0 Cod 34 0 -35 0
tro wn....28 0 -28 10
10 0 - -
fine mid. S'ec. 132 0-146. 0 etesssn, ar cmet.29 0 -
Dutch, triage.. 115 0-85 0 Rape. pale do. 43 0 -43 6
cernmercial country. Standard Othce,77iree o Clock. black horse had actually been for a day and part of a night, swelled in my bosom, asthough I would smother. 'llie clat- Challenger, -, 90 Cape of Good Hope and South Au't li
BTA A, ordinary .. • • Turpen.4? cud ..60 0 -61 0
. • . in the castle stables, just at the time of her brother's supposed tering of galloping hoofs approached-I was pursued-they J Gordon 8c Co gOod & fine 0rd.90 0-95 .0 RICE, 41e cwt.
se. ' - --...001.---- middling 96 0-103 0 Carolina, dress. nominal
The Church of England Quarterly Review. No. 8. . visit. The horse had gone, and, as the argued, the rider were now upon the sward on which I was running-there AFRICA. good mid.
~ , I UNITED STATES AND CANADA.-The packet-011p must have departed with it Thar part being so far settled, I was not a bush or a bramble to shelter me-and, as if to ren- Buzzard. J Frodsham, 98 Africa. J Croft 104 0-108 0 in bond do
lli . October, 1838. one micl.•&c. I Bengal, ord. d 0.12 6 -16 0
.• I Garrick which sailed fom New York on the 25th ul- felt a little less uncomfortable • when beim!, one (ley alone der esca te alto retherdes erele the moon which had hitherto Thomas Dempsey, 11 S Weatherall, 211 Africa, J Croft at ocha lOO 0 --110 0 mid. to fine.... 17 0 -19 0
.I.Vo tome alrently expressed our warm approbation , - r - - • • . - -. • 1 a P • .
- . timo and landed passeneers in Dungarvon Bay on in my bed-room, 1 happened to look out trom the window, been obscured, at this moment shone airth with a let oad clear WEST INDIES ANI) 31.-IDEIR.4. Ceylon ee: 0 -103 0 African 13 6 -15 0
• i
of the plan nnd execution of this adintraole work. , * . a • aud to my unutterable horror, I beheld, peering through an light, which made every object distinctly visible. The sounds Dalhousie Castle, NV Murray, 474 Demerara. Bold &,• Starkey Java 43 0 -53 0 Ruse, ele gallon, in bond.
i,. Saturday, brings important intelligence from Canada. . - Llama, G wheeler. 174 Ittrana, Cross, Andt•rson 8.-. Co Havana
e The tiilent disolaveel in its pages, and the zeal which opposite coruer, my cousin Edward's face. bled I seen the were now close behind me. I felt my knees bending muter Jamaica,
s i . As she has not arrived at Liverpool, we have not re• Amelia, T Lookup, 137 Havena, Cotesworth &Smith good Sefin.ord.4s 0 -50 0
, .
, it liae manifested ort behalf of our venerable national evil one himself in bodily shape, I could not have experi- me with the sensation that torments one in dreams. I reeled 12 to 16 0.p... 4 it - 4 6
St. Domingo 40 0 -42 0 stronger
s • ceived our files of papers. We are therefore indebted enced a more sickening revulsiou. I was too much appitlled -f stumaled-I fell-and at the same instant the cause of SOUTH AMERICA. 47- 5 0
I ' church, entitle it to the simpport of all whim are con- Amit- J Glover 252 Bahia, Brazil
J N Wood S.; Co Lseei 37 0 -43 0 . choice marks'. 53- 6 0
• • . • • to a contemporary for the following,- intelligence, which to remove at once from the window, but I did so soon enough my alarm wheeled past me at full gallop. It was one of the j .> •
~ . 45 0 -50 0 SAFFLoWER. Veto/.
11 ' vlnced of the policy ot upholding a conservative
. policy on Church of England priticiples. Advocating .
has be n d •riv - • ies of the to avoid his eye. He was looking fixedly into the narrow young filleys which astured loose about the park, whose
e a ed ftorn one out of two cop P
quadrano,le upon which' the window opened. I shrunk back frolics had thusall but maddened me with terror. ane, .1 strachan, • 251 Rio Janeiro, Ashley Se Brethers Dy .'
ra
UNITED STATES. Rwoons, kr ton .C. s. .t: s. nen rid
Logwood, Jam.ll 10 -le 0 a ,
good & fine ...f4 0 - 5 10
I rs cf the 25 1
t i which were bcotieht to Liverpool Richard Anderson, T Lucas, ' 620 Baltimore, W& J Brown &Co Hon. Sc Dorn.ll 10 -12 10 ord. 3c. mid .. 110- 3 0
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• ' "t 71.1 )es slnd In 11- wed a cause-the Cause of •mPe ' ' e' unperceived, to pass tlic rest of the &ay in terror and despair. I scrambled to my feet, and
as 't • . -o cow a • a s
by a passenger :-
our ecclesiastical and civil institutions-of learning, -„ ,r,
virtue, religion, nrel public order, it merits an ex-
tended circulation. As a literary prodaction it has gate,
Lonl Durham had determined upon sailing from Quebec
direct f• E 1 '
(et ng anti on the Ist instaut, in the Inconstant fri-
end may be daily expected. It was understood that
scarcely any rival among the periodical publications Una chang,e of plen took place in consequence of hostile
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of the thee as a reeertory of sound theological learn-
t
alt . ine it uccepiee the highest station. Its articles are
:,, , movelvdpsts on
was co c - ;
the American frontier of the Canadas, and
trerted besween Lord Durham and Sir John Colborne
as the best meaus of informing the home government of the rushed on with weak but rapid
I went to my room eatly that night, but I was too miserable steps, my sportive companion still galloping round and round
. to sleep. At about twelve O'clock, feeling very- nervous, I use with many a frisk end fling, until, at length more.dead
determined to Call any cousin Emily, who slept, you vrill re- than *dive, I reached the avenue gate and ci•osse'd the stile, I
member, in the next room, which Communicated with mine scarce knew how. I ran throuots the village, iu which all re
by• a second door. By this private entrance I found my. way was silent as the grave, until my progress was arrested by the Liverpool NJoheston 514 alobile,Barire, Brothers and Co
South Am'erica W 'arst w aB7 New Yra ''
Barrie ' •
t, 1 Bentest,
enrietta J Morrison
Enterprise', P Lun '
, C B o , e ~
EUROPE. Barings Ss Co
382 Antwerp, C G Weber & Co
107 Gibraltar, Cotesworth S.: Smith 'PS
dgren, - Leghorn, C G Weber & Co R•
into her chamber, and without difficulty persuaded her to re- hoarse voice of a sentinel, who cried, " Who goes there ?" Emma, R Maine, 124 Malta gc rstnTrna, ii.sktlyne, Chapple &co
.
turn to my room and sleep with me. We accordingly lay I felt that I was now safe. 1 turned in the diret•tion of the Commeree, T Primrose,
(lown together, she undressed, and I with rny clothes on, for voice, and fell finial's:: at the soldier's feet, When I came '""""""•••••••-•-•••-••••-• lee Trieste, Haskayne, Chapple Sz CO Campeachy..l4 10 -15 0 Bombay - 1 5
Fustic, Span... 8 0-9 Os SALTPETRIZAy cwt. s. d. S. d.
Tampico lO 0 -10 10 East India 23 0 -24 12
Brazil... 7 0- 9 0 SouthArnerican.l t 0 -14 6
Cuba
a.ICARAGUA WOOD.
to de la Itache
solid
roulla orange
9 10 -13 0 I SKINE.
Mall . 5 0 - 6 0
11 0 -12 10 SHELL Lac, aae ctet. in bond. 0
SO 0 -126 0
liver Se black -64 0 -80 0
5 0 -.- 6 u Neutrienterloz 7 6 -12 0
Chinchilli, do 20 0 -25 • 0
, , not only erudite, but interesting. It is scarcely ne- 1 dantrerous state of affairs in the colony. The hostile pro- •
t a I was every liniment walking up and down the room, and felt to myself, I was sitting in a miserable hovel, surrounded by Lem, sem .... 9 0 -14 0 Seal, each - 2 9
cessary to add, that we -heartily wish the work every ' ceedings on the American frontier, of which formal notice too nervous and miserable to think of rest or cmnfort. Emily strange faces, all beepeaking curiosity and compassion. Enworto. Harwood, Ango. 610 - 8 0 Situerec.4, cwt.
" bed bee •i e bv th me i•a eov •it e . both i Sir
suecess. The tit:comp:out:sing tone which it uni- ng v n e A rc u , to- in rt o was :soon fast asleep, and I lay awake, fervently longing for Many soldiers were in it also: Milord, as I a fterwitols found, . Gaboon 4- 4 10 Sicily 12 0 -13 6
formly assinnes entitles it to our best eulogiurna. hi John Colborne and Lord Durham, consists of a very eaten- the first pale gleam of moruitig, reckoning every stroke of it was employed as a guard-room by a detachment of troops -....-. Camwood 14 1, -‘2O 0 Malaga ,ll 0 -11 6
irac • com rieino !erre %lumbers of ersons os-
stye conep 3, p. „ . . P , P • the old clock with an anpatience which made every hour ap- quartered for that night in the town. In a few words I ins- EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4.r. Red. San. Wood. 70- 8 0 Trieste - 9 0
.1 the hands of its present condectore we feel asaured it Pane, ep• ton. . ' Verona - 9 0
eessed of considerable funds, fur the invasion of the Cantatas pe tr i x. It must have been aboist one o'clot•k, when I formed their officer of the circumstances which had occurred, Ivanhoe, ,299) J Gibson, front Calcutta,
• lire si 1271 bag% sugar Oeilve Riga P.T.R. ..45 0 -47 0 Tyrolete
„ •e 9 0 -10 0
S Will s.ucceed in obtaining a large circulation. early in the winter. The information conveyed from Wash- thought I beard a slight noise at the partition door between describing also the eppearatiee of the persons engaged in Gillanclers and co.-From Hetinbro' 1 case contents unk'nown,'E P'hur'st 9hd 39 -40 0 ,Stoaa. er• cwt.
, ea . 0
,
, -
. ington, was confirmed b - accounts from all quarters on the Emil -'s rootn aud mine as if causol b • soinebocit's turnin , the Murder • 'and he without loss oceeded to the Eastee-5 do, B.a Brimtleis and co-9 do, order-3 cases lookin
) e , y 1, , , . of time, pr g Archangel none. B.P, Muscovado
-. Illackwood's 3fagazine. November, 1838. frontier. Sir John Colborne bad been te Quebec to concert the kay in the lock. I held Inv breath, and lite ;ame sound mansiontitiuse .of •Caarickleigh, taking witb him a party of glasses, 1 case crayons, M and B Joseph-22 casks hams. R Arrott Dutch & nem 6O 0 -1:0 0 moistbrown..3o 0 -52 0
We have seldom read an article of greater power Precautionary measures with Lord Durham. The naen-of- was repeated at the second item!. of ~
My room-that which hit men. But the villain* had discovered their mistake and art co-I picture, 1 taale, J Skakespeare-1 hrl anchovies, 113 GALLS, gr CO, th•y brown ..53 0 -56 0
I rancker-50 casks spirits, T Itimmer, jun-235 brls flour, 419 Turkey, blue 7B 0 -a2 0 goial 3c mid... 57 6 -62 0
war in the river had been despatcheiato Nova Scotia for all
and interest than the paper with which Blackwood opened upon the lobby-the sound was here distinctly caused had effected their eseepee befere the arrival of the militarY• bags bread, 3 eases funtiture, 870 c bark, eee bags peas, order-e D mixed SO 0 -65 0 fine &v. fine.. 63 U -67 0
. . . „ the_ disposable troops in that colony and New Brunswick. by the revolution of the belt in the lock, and it WilS followed The Frenchwoman, Was, however, arrested in the .neigh. Best India 70 0 -75 0 alauritiva,
.
. corimences this month-" Our Pocket Companions. UNITTD I'ATES
. . It was understood that Sir .John Colborne would call out the by a slight pressure upon the door itself, as if to a-scertain the bourhood upon the next day. She was tried and condemned • - ' ' • GINGER 4e' cwt. dabs s ,'s 8 0
'0
0
sa int a t. 4 -a,
' Susquehanna, (Sei9) JIV Miereken, from Philadelphia. 1 box 1 hi,ana'd„,,,
..
0,45 0 e 0 0
•11 ,
The descriptive portions are rich and ("lowing in then. l
vo unteers immediately, and proclaim martial law upon the security of the lock. 'Pile person, whoever it might be, was upon the eneuiee assizes ; and previous to her execution c
, on- brl comems unknown, J Goodwin-2 do Humphreys And Biddle-
~,,,,„e„ brown 5l 0 -53 0
. magnificence, and the critical disquisitions profound first indication of any alisposition to disturb the public peace. .b• I 1 •t• •fi d f• I h dla Id boards of the lobby fessed that " she had a hand in making Hugh Tisdal's bed."
pm aiysale e , ot eat .e u 1 ito. Buchanan and Son-3 do, F Tho'rn 0 k 1 D -----
Poo-- Pa" "V" (°. IS India Int 811 C -120 0 yellow 54 0 -57 0
,
~ • and heart-seisrchire The resumption of the " His- 11e bad informed several of the supernumerary staff-officers, creak and strain, as if under the weight of somebody inoving She bail been,a housekeeper in the castle at the time, aud a and T Willis--1 do, II Roose-1 do. CJ 8 Walker-1 do, T Hedg- ,s, , gond 18 0 -20 0 line yellow _5B 0 -63 0
sa• ests;t. 41.• cwt. East India Ben.•al
sent out last spring, who were about to return to laughind, cautiously over them, iny sense of hearing became unuaturally kind of chere amie of my uncle's. She tvas, iu reality, able sote-1 do, 3-.olhrls do. 20 brls apples, H Mitre and co-200 brls .
, torical Coincidences" none be hailed with satisfaction. Arabic Turkey 70 0 -140 6 ord. h•' '
ea apples, G J Wannyright & co-2 do, W Modsley-3 do, F Thump- , w ite 61 0 -64 0
that their services would be re uired and had roceeded to . ' ' 1 ike a native but
q . • P . almost paiufully acute. 1 suppose the imagination added to speak Engle.; x I , had exclusively used !, E;tst India:a• '
a 0 ...-
801-1-6 casks do Inel •b , d B ' 2911 1 1 't Irk T .)5 0 good Se fine GS 0 -57 0
Time political lessons c • •4 ' t' e •ssay are
onaeyee in oes (.. s ,m. 3 an row lie- lit s q term ron ta ,
Quebec for the purpose of organising and placino. on the distinctness to sounds vague iii themselves. I thought that I Frencla lauecore I suppose to facilitate her datouisio She and J Hampton._ Barbary 45 0 -55 0 extra fine 63 0- -
I'll • s, r. , -, i 31 clo, 542 brls turpentine. W and J Brown 88,1 s‘,„„,„l .-
11 SingUlarly valuable and instructive. " TICli on Sci- most effective foottua. the whole fnrce at his disposal'. 'fhirty u ear the breathing of the person who was slowly re- died the sante hardened wretch which she had liveo, con.les- co-1000 brig item% Bolton and co_
co ld h 12 bales cotton. Higlifield and " --""
Hew P, ets ion. X s. X N.
6) a -68 0 Maitilla,in bend.2l 0 -23 0
entifie Principles" is' exquisitely penned, and vvill thousaud stand of arms from England %%ere daily expected turning. down the lobby. At the head of the stair-case there siug her crimes only, as she alleged, that her doing se might Birch-371irls bees' wax D Buchanan and Son-12e Ithds ox hoofs, Havant', do.
.
S s afford much amusement. '.l.' he able essay on " Colo- at Quebec. appeared to ocean a pause : and 1 could distinctly hear two or involve Sir Arthur T n, the great author of her e,
,uat. G Wright and co-P D P'burg, clean ..42 10 -43 0 brown
outshot.4o lo - - yellow
26 0 -29 0
" Sir George Arthur has also been to Quebec to consult tbree sentences hastily whispered ; time steps thee descended and misery, and whom she now regarded with unmitigated BRITISH A AfERicA.
nial Miseovernment" is ver • bi • • tr duced.
y seesona ,y in o Riga, Rhine.... 43 0- - white, ord 35 0 -37 0 ,
. ' Durham and Sir John Colborne and had returned
with Cone e , , . . . the stairs with apparently less caution. I now ventured ta detestation. Charles Humberston, (640) II Eastinitn, from St Stephen's, N.B. outehot.42 0 - good a:, flite.3B 0 -40 0 1
The facts which it intr c' -• t 11. •g• • d -erve
o eices o pis stc uosica es he haste to Upper Canada. Ihe movement in the frontier walk quickly and lightly to the lobby door au( „
I attempted to With the particulars of Sir Arthur's and his son's eeeape, !I,IGB deals and deal ends, 150,000 lathe 1 cast iron wheel, I cast Archangt.l 41 0- - Brazil, in bond.
the most serious attentiou. " A Crustaceous Tour" states seas attributed to the disorganised state of affairs in the - -•• • a
.1 e ' . . k
open it ; it was iii eet ast locked upon the outside, as was as far as they are nown, you are acquainted. _You are also iron plate, 6 pawls returned Cannon Miller and co B D 51anilla 35 0- -
..... brown IG 0 -22 0
Lockwoods, (87e) Gat; el ' "'et Jlll N - Bombay 21 0 -25 10 yellow. 23 0 -25 0 .
. is lii,ohly laimourons and, piquant, and ought to be Canadas. arising out of the proceediugs in England. 'The i t „
atso toe meter. 1 now felt that the dreadful hour Was come ; in pussession- of their after fate-the terrible, the tremendous staves, 164 cords lithwoa)deJ ,antrdort4cL.neci),,Al,o,o.o.ll: 9teno pees ash
284 , ces birch. Jute l4 0 -14 5 'white, 0rd....26 0 -28 0
T attentively read be every ovstereater in the world. whole British party in Lower Canada was in a slate of great but one desperate eaPedient remained-it was to awaken retribution which, after long delays of many years finally 1475 pees pineo2oo pees red pine and 83 Pees *Truce timber, 452 Hines Ox and Cow 413' lh good te fine. 29 0 -33 0
excitement; and sve are assured, by a corresponneni, on re :1
'- -- --- estutsv and •by our nutted srength, to attempt to force the overtook and crushed them. Wonaerfut and inscrutable are deals, It L Dawson•and co-70 Pees pine, 84e dents, landed at Mil- B. Ayres Re 5 ' '
lonte Video, dry. TAersow. Vera.
i The masietly
.papt.n• on the- " Corn Laws" adduces .m
e de
whose judgmeut and information we can rely, thitt th y ..- partition door, which was sligbter than the other, rind through the ,lealings of God with his creatures. ford-B la inferior & mid.° 8- 0 tif ' P'burgh, Y.C...58 0 -58 6
. e. i
some t
.orr
• strong arguments In favour of the existing se
pair of retaining. the colouies unless measures of. great vi- this to puss to the grounds, end forth to the village. I re- Deep and fervent as must always be my gratitude to Heaven - EUROPE. good :e prime..o 94- 0 101 Odessa 5B 0 -58 3
_
restrictions. " The Onyx Ring" is a tale of great gour be immediately adopted by tbe British parliameime turned to the bed-sule, and shook Emily, but in vain ; nothing for my deliverance, effected by a chain of providential occur- Eneina, (153) T Irving, from Liebon, 1 hlul 3qr casks wine, C Do. salted ....0 5- 0 6 Archnngel 56 0- -.
' N.Amer.salted 0 31- 0 43 Buenos Ayres ,53 0 -36 0
,11 pathos, the moral of which,- however, is not very evi- "Lord Durham had positively assured many gentlemen that I could do availed to produce from her more than a few rences, the failing of it single link of which must have ensured - Holland-10 pipes olive oil, D Buchanan-20 do, LI Castellain and '
Brazil 0 51- 0 Ge TAR, 4ft brl.
dent. The article on " New South Wales" abounds that he would be prepared to submit a measure to parliament incoherent words-it was a death-like sleep. She bad cer- my destruction, 1 was long before I could look back upon it co-'2O do, Leech, Ilarrison and co-I0 do, Duarte Brothers-14
drysalted 0 51- 0 6i Stockholm ....16 0 -17 3
witit eseful infermatien respectine that terraincognita.
a respecting Canadian affairs as soon as it saould be assembled. tainlv drank of some narcotic, as had I probably also, spite with ether feelings thau those of bitteruess, almost of agon do order-1 lihd wine, 00 apes olive oil T alartin and S 1-4 r
3'• eas'ks wine. NV WineateLli do T J I ' "'
q Rio, dry e 74- 0 8 Archangel i 6 0 -16 6
, lutton--5 do, Rushton nnd
• ~ One of his aides-de-camp, the Honourable Constantine Dil- of ail the caution with which I had examined everything The only being that hatl ever really- loved me. ma -
, s nearest Johnson-20 bales cork. Leech, Harrison and co-400 frails flee Valparaisoelry 06- 0 75 Carolina l7 G -IS 3
--
' lon, is the bearer of despatches by the Gairick, with which presented to us to eat or drink. I now attempted, with as and dearest friend, ever ready to sympathise, to coensel, and Duarte Brothers- ICB chests 205 hf chests 79 boxes 62 hf 1 '''''
toxes Odesan.Sccelry 0 el- 0 it Virginia none
Fi•aser's Magazine. November, 1838. he proceeded to town by the mail train, at three o'clock this e • :
ettie noise as possible, to force tirst one door, then the other to assist-the gayest, the gentlest, the wannest heart-the fruit, 2 casks cream tartar, order-2 boxes sweetmeats, T alartin W. India, dry. 0 al- 0 7 TARTAR, V Cie& •
TlllB is another r .
icti number of Fraser. The trans, morning " -but all in sun. I believe no strength could have effected only creature on earth that cared air me-her life had been and Son-e 8 lessces fruit, S E Scaife-100 chests 200 hf chests fruit, salted.° 5-0 51 Cream of Tartar 62 0 -63 0
- • - -e• and I then u • APAndrews Pitcher an t-73 s s
, dcc ca k butter, S Perron, jun and co Eastlndia ....0 8- 0 124 brown St yel.
!anon -of " Agamemnon" is executed in a highly corn- .-......------..... my object, fur both doors opened inwards, a therefore collected the price of my deliverent , ttt red the wish
mendable manner. Time " Recollectione of our last LIVERPOOL MARKETS. ion, and sorrowful lif , •
whatever moveables I could carry thither, and piled then) which no event of my , e has taught int:
; -Q D. Kips,B.A.dry.o 7t- 0 81 TEA, 411 lla rn bond.
Ilorse, tl. enell9 0 -12 6 Bohets, Canton - - 0 10
Laurenna. trOO)T De U.
earte, from Santander, about 200 bushels
i ed been s iared and th - e Fokein . 1 2- 1 3
, against the doors, so as to assist me in whatever attempts I to recall, that sae le. 1 , at, in ner etead / nuts, 20 bushels oni ns Z I
. aa de ole Hoesa Hain, ew Ih.
Parish I‘,llinister" abound with judicious criticisnss and - • o , u uet n
. should make to resist the entrance of those without. Litmen were mouldeting in the grave, forgotten and at rest. Sarah slaria, (146) W Elliott, from Zante, about !100 qrs wheat, .
Short 0 81- 0 9 Comeau. corn ... 1 3- 1 4
, '
characteristic.anecdotes. The parody on Father Ma- CORN EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, NovEMBER 20. mixed - 013 mid. to fine. 1 5- a 6
, returned to the bed and cudeavoured agitin, but fruitlessly, no cmesignee-K D
lon.. tails ... - 2 0 Twankay, com . I 51- -
' guire's sertnons is exquisite. "The Present State of The week's supplies of Free Wheats are large, including to awake, my cousin. It was not sleep, it was torpor, lethargy, , . . _.- - e
e combed - 2 9 tnid. to good I 6 - 1 7
rants, G Crosfield and eo-S D
Mental Philosophy in Italy" is a very elaborate paper we ha •e
12,569 quarters from London. Of foreign produce I death. I knelt down and prayed with au agony of earnest-
SPOI?.TING IN7'ELLIGENCE. ',DIG, rib inbond.
Ellen, (107) W Coster, from 'Frieste, 99 casks 38 hi pipes olive ' " Pekoe, Orange .18 - 3 6
~ ,
f 1 -interestine to the metaphysical student. •• The received 1100 quarters Wheat from Europe, and .10(
)0 barrels ness; and then seating myself, upon the bed, I awaited my - oil, 143 bags shumac, ilbout 3 tons bones, 50 boxes tallow candles, Bengal. Campoi,
1' :. of American Flour. fate with a kind of terrible tranquilltty.
MANCHESTER.-Frtinev EVENING. order-30 bags yellow berries, Geller and co-5 casks marbles, S A pur. &violet 7- 7 6 corn. to good.. none
Vicar" is an excelhait tale in verse. The paper on
'The demand for Wheat was extremely limited during the I heard a faint clanking sounu from the narrow court which Brandcis-about 1 ton old junk, the master-S D blue & violet .70 - 7 6 Hyson Skin .... 11- '1 2
. " The State and Prospects of Protestantism in France" week, and a reduction submitted to on Faiday of 2el to 41.1 per I have already mentioned, as if caused by the scraping of Gloomy weatherwppears ill calculated to create animation Emma, (13()) P Noel, fise St. Mato, 306 pees oak timber, R Zwil- ltlue none mid. to fine. 15- 1 7
,
will be perused with Intense interest. "'lle Maids- hushat; on Oats, ld ; and on Flour, Is to 2s per sack. some iron instrument agetinst stones or rubbish. lat first in any market; ataall events it has not aided speculations chenbart and co-Q II violet,g.fe, fine 69- 7 6 Souchone. com. • 1 4- 1 6
ord, & mid. 6 -0 - 6 6 good to fine... 1 9- 3 0
' (165)11 Wellace from St Petersbur 2742 bobbins flax
. clienstein" is a traditionary tale of some interest, but At this morning's market there was au improved attend- determined not to disturb the calmness which 1 ,1101 V felt, by upon the turf for the past three days. 'Uhere may, however, c Lucy,
~
.., , . . . g, .
,arne and Felo-leol hars iron, order-GD violet &cop. 1 , 3
__. a , Pekoe, flovrery. 3 0- 4 6
,
'
• Holders of Wheat bein r firm from
ance of country millers. a • . uselessly wa •of those who sou Tht 1 he some excuse in man • of' the s eeculater • • s
a 1 s
tching the proceedings e ws, . _ _ having for their mixed.- S ' ' 'Tyson, corn.... 2 0- 2 4
I rather diffuse. Under the head of " Little Men and Gardiner, A Marson, from Antwerp, 80 oars, 50 handspikes, for
the steady accounts of the London market, a large business life ; but as the sounde contiuteed, the horrible curiosity which hobby coursing, winch completely takes up their attention. portation-V D Cop'. g. & fine, 60- 6 6 fine 30- 3 9
'We Menners" we le - me ca it'll hit,: t Lord
Li ,
_. , „lye son . p e - a exeouise ord. & mix .46 - 6 6 Young Hyson.. 111- 2 6
was done in old Wheats, to the millers and dealers, with I felt overcame every other emotion, and 1 determined, at all A more than' usual number of the leading men of business , (400) J F Rooms, from Antwerp, 150 bales flax, A Swain-
Noanianby. arlie " Passiiges from the Diary of the some speculative sales, at fully the prices of this day week, hazard', to gratify it. 1, therefore, crawled upon my knees will be in Derbyshire on Tiaursday, to witness some antici- son-18 do, J Wilks-6 cases 1 cask do, .1 B Lawson-2 do. Coll- eon. quality - 6 9 Imperial - 2 10
(Susie ...... .... 4 0- 5 9 Gunpowder,
late. Dolly. Dustei" have afforded us a hearty laugh. recoverina the depressien of Fridav's market. 'Ube best red te the window, so as not to let the smallest portion of my head pated excellent diversian. Quotations on the Derby wa mann and Stolterfoht-11 lids nails, Walrond and co-atiout 65
51adras - 6 0 good St fine 3 3 - 4 0
'' 'i - tons elk berk, I3outeher and co-Q D
The, eat ire which they convey is of the keenest charac- Foreion Wheat, Ils.; white, 11s. 10d. to 125.; Irish, 10,a to appear above the sill. The moOn was shining with an un- Imagine, would be superfluous, as two or three horses only •• a •p c
Bottum (,64) I. erre , rom eisey, a ou
11 f J • h t 2070 bushels apples, Gutitimala, eta te. TOBACCO. Er ta. in bead.
• ter. • ' The- parer on -"
C'hurch Extension and Church
- I - • 10s. 3d. There was very li le done in the bonded market.
--tt certain radiance upon the antique grey buildings, und oblique- . had been in any demand of
As Flour has been relatively dearer than Wheat, we have ' moinent since 'l' • ' '
uesday. Ihe Dey
ly utmon the nar-ow court beneath one side of which was of Algiers Accelerator, itnd Lord Albetnerle' • T 3 boxes apples and peers, 2 baskets onions, t parcel pine apples, II
s 11110 1 ease \Ville J Robin and Son-GD Floras
Sobres 6 6- 7 0 J. River. Leaf .. 0 8- 1 0
5 6- 6 3 Stemmed.. 0 8 - 1 1
. fiternrin" is important at the present crisis. In this - • d f t." tl' d' dt• • • t • • ~a,• ~ , La' a, ~ , • p • ' 1 p. .• . -e• ' - ' ras• lay' ur and A- laelioea. )
had a dull sale for it; an ac ors no teing ,spose 0 accep therefore ciearry lisumillaseis, Ivnise sae osoer was lost in ob- riatn..out of AI y, by al tisan, are in wigher request, aver- .. . , Cortes - 5 3 Kentucky . . .... 08- 1 1
, 't - s
nurnaer. Da. M`Ginn has given us a fresh specimen of present rates, the sale was limited to•day, at 601. to 6:ls. per . ~.... . . ~„ ; ...., • •.•_ a.- • •••--• , . -- • • Canteens, Floras 66- 7 0 Maryland
scurity, the sharp outlines or the old gables, With their nod- aging 30 to 1 eacl;. l'he last Was supported yesterday freely . ----a-- ---aw---:'-"----- - Sobres - - •
5 3 - 6 3 TURMERIC, kr Cid. in bond.
the ..'!florneric,b'allads." The article on the "Regis- 2SOlbs. for the best simpers: we, however, look fur an advance cling clusters or ivy, beina at first. alone visibie. Whoever or at 100 to 3; hut we consider it would be difHcult to find lavers all arh M. Cortes - 5 3 Bengal l2 0 -18 0
tratlen of • Nasi, is „ convincing argument in favour on these prices. ' whatever occasioned the 'mare which had excited iny curiosity to any.amount et three, points less than that flume., We are ' ' e Lno Dan, 4fa lb. TURPP.NTINE, kr cwt.
• Oats were in good demand, at ld. per 4ralbs. advance: and was cohcealed under the shadow of the dark side of the riot aivare of anything having been done on Scott's lot. It ' _____.,,ca..__ D.T. and prime. 110 - 4 0 American. .... 10 0 -12 8
of cish'servative ascendancy. mid. to.good.. 010 - 1 9 VALONIA, 4," tO7l. X IL 4" X.
Oatmeal, at Is. per 2401b5. quadrangle. I placed my hands over my eyes to shade them appears me generally known that 13loomsbury, by Mulatto, • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 16.
. -- ord & Inferior 0 6-0 10 Smyrna, picked 12 0 -20 0
. The week's supply of Irish Butter is 8008 firkins; for the from the moonlight, which w ere so bright as to be ahnost out of St. Giles's dam (the winner of the Deri,,,, an 18.32,) is
, .. • • - .
DUZlin. University Magtzzine. November, 1838. best qualities there is a good demand at 98?. part landed, hot dazzling,and, peering into the darkness, I first diailv,.but not one of the crack northern 10t• Ile is the property of Mr, rien„ he
There has been ave 3 enod demand :or Suear dnrin th
~...e week, MADD;R ROOTS. isr cwt. - Morea
th grocers ninlrr'efiliers, and the sales aculoullt t 061350 hluls. Smyrna ........12 0 -44 0 WAX. Bees% Vett '
12 0 -14 0
.t. inbond.
, "Otis very spirited and truly conservative magazine, en middling qualities there is little inquiry. afterwards gradually, almost with full distinctness, beheld the We Ridsdale, who trains him at Newmarket, and was bred B.P. at a slight itnprovement upon good and fine qu(tlities ; a small Tripoli fa Syria. 38 0 --10 0 African - 0 0
e
;/.1
"111
!
I
'
.
' Willett 'iS not, eo well known in England as it deserves
to be,. continues to improve from month to month. ln
its 6.les it has not a siimele rival. One of these, from
the preaent number, we have transferred into our own
columns. "'The Redderbrae" is an Irish story of con-
siderable power, front the pen of Mrs. S. C. Hall." The
I)reSsed Grave" is possessed of very hieli merits as a AVERAGE PRICES. - form of a man engaged in digging
.what appeared to be a by his brother, the late owner of Marton, near York.
, rude hole close under the wall. Soule implements, probably offers remain 10 to lon the field.
I•'• ' i a (
a pickaxe and shove , la!, baside li ni, al to these, he every
W meter, awitiebs. s d sd 8 aota s, imp. mea. s 0 e d now and then applied himself as the nature of the ground re-
Irish, red
Do. white
English, red 9 6.. I .
e 6 rie 10 3 Irish.... ....... 42 oea 44 0 ' '
/0 0.. 11 3 FLOUR, kr 280 lbs.
1 0 Firsts
Do. white -.10 0..11 6 Supers
as possible. "So," -thought I, as ahovelful after shovelful of
•
" the dislodged rubbish 'flaunted into a heap, ' they are die-
s° 0.. 61. 0 . .
1-1 A lIKA W A Y.-The truth of the report of this horse basin r Molasses are limited to 70
broke down appears beyond
tises him for sale. 'The extra weig „Jinni a ver
lit he has had to carry,
combined with repeated running, must have hastened titi:
e consummation of probably the very best racer of modern
The parcel of Mauritius sold at the quotations, but owing to the small . 'French
stock of Bengal. (lucre are no sales of this description to notice. Nnples
There are no sates reported in Foreign Sugar. The transactions in areameriesmussitameassereees.
puns. of Artigua. at 29s per ewt • but '
a doubt ; 111 r. Ferts • d g-
more busin, ss might be done were tit; holders; willinrr 'to jcept
present rates.-Coffee. The ilemand for British Plantation con-
tinues dull, and a further rt
•duction of 28 to is per ewt. has been
at which the rocers have taken 200 tees. 50 brls. .
submitted to, g .
Jamaica, antlso bags of Demerara, consisting eniefiy of clean ord.
Foreignered ••9a - la 0 se"°nds ... 42 0-58 0 ging. the grave which, before two hours 1,,,,5, I mtaa lie a cold times. We rather think Mr. F. refused an almost unprece- uo I 41 0 -41 0 East India
32 0 -34 0 Ameriettn
0 0 -10 0
PACK E'r BOA'FS.-FA Is 510 UT li SiTiTION
DESTINATION.
GEN BRA I. POST-OFFICE, .Nov. )6.
Mails nestle
_Tup in
,onston.
.
Last Packets Nest Packets-
&tiled. Due. '
,
-, ... -- 1 te good quality. 100 bags of ordinary 5 araceibo bronght 32s
0_ - _____
se
- vi.,,
poental production. "The Falconea's Bride" is ano- " I felt es
Do. white ....AO 6..11 6 Infeliors ...... 26 0..38 0 mangled corpse. I aurthen s--1 caunot escape. .. dented sum for him, at the Doacaster Meeting, replying, for sound, and damaged 3esi per ewt.-Cocoa continues neglected. Holland - Fri. , ------
:Mon. & Thurs.
' -' - - OATS 5... 3 6.. 3 7 MEAL rif eetnes, ,30 0.. e 2 6 if inv reason ras leevino tne I started to mv feet and in ri .+ ~ II I eland v• ould not buy him.-Manchest •ez r
' V 452
4 6 ' 0 ‘, e, • . , s - s ...131, a ers. w . et -uart.ian. -40 brls. Jamaica Ginger sold at. 80s. alid 1100 bngs Bengal ut 18s Hamburg 8: Steed. Tues. Se, Fri. Tues. et Sttter.
i ther laleaof exquisite interest. "'The B v-Ways of Irish B •' •°I 1 4 1 • ' • ' •
' BARLEY, #e MS. .. .> lIAN. 41,z- tbs... •• •0. mere despair I applied myself again to each of the dome al- to 18s 3d per Mt.. and 450 lisgs Black I epper at 461 to 4W clfe Bo- Lisbon
'
1 ' History" abound with illnstrations of the working of
• • Do. malting-. 60.. 6 6 ternately. I strained every nerve ana sinew, but .1 isqght as TATTERSALL'S.-.THURSDAY. Nothing done in Pimento.--The business in Rice is confined to el„detee
...
a small parcel of East India at 19s per cwt. in bond.-90 puns. of s i R,. •1 it S' I •
.
Nov. 3. Nov. 18.
i ' Popery in the sister isle. "The Man in the Cloak" --------
AVERAGE PRICE OF BUTTER, Ssc. well have attempted, with my i I
s-°a a "aanaths t" l'Ace the THE DERBY.-The subjoined quotations- will show tl a fine Jamaica iluin 32 to 38 per cent. o.p. have been sold at 5s to "pait ,e i -ow .
Malta and Grecce.. 2ndSaturdny Braganza, Oc• 29
i is cert-ainly-a very German story. In the review of
s o BJD S D 9 0 buililina itself frorn its fouudation. I threw mysel madly
little was done to day and that, he -ond an improvem'ei t'' t 6s er
. ; a lin R gallon. ' Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday ....Oct. 29'.
" Lciid Lindsav'eLetters frotn the East" we have some Bacon. If 9 ewt• Butter, 41,' cwt. upon the ground, and clasped my hands over my eyes, as if the Deo of Algiers, consequent on the money laid out on ra
he transactions in Indigo are limited to a few chests, nt very Ntadeint
l ' '
very curious investigations into the subject of Egyptian Lone Middles.. 44 0a46 0 citric,
Monday there was wahine new or interesting in the bettin a been dis osed of et led t
full prices.-ina elit.sis Lae Dye -lye ; p . , ° Brnzil Ss B. Ayres. each month Nov. 9. Nov. 23.
Sh t do. .... 49 0..50 0 K'eterford
tme alouti es are quite uut of the market at present :-
1 a • •1 ma ...... ... let Wednes. Reindeetelior 10 Skylark,Nov.lo
and 1150 bags Munjeet nt les 3d.-Thesales in Saltpetre and Nitrate , , T
magic. The subject is one which has hitherto obtained Hants 56 0.. 58 0 C 1 ' 0 0 bat -•
d f • f 1 f ' • h• t 1 h • f
o erame. .... - .. - ier agonise ervoin o one ato eets tat le out o c .orna, e.'werd
, '
but little notice. Further information will probabla. Lard, Keg 59 0.60 0 Limerick -0.. 7 0 death is present and 'inevitable. When I arose, I went once 25 to 1 against Col. Peel's Dey of Algiers. (t 30 to 1.) of Soda have bt•en trifling. INI ,1.: Hayti Ist day of Lord Melville, Pigeon,
o. Bladders... 00 0..64 0 Belfast 3O to 1 „ Lord Albemarle's Tres. (t to Elia) Dyewoods.-The continued high prices of Logwood render the aa "i 'a • • • enclamonth . Oct. 3. Nov, 26.
. ,enable iia to solve some of the difficulties which now -1-.) 90 °•" on more to the window and looked out, just in time to see a the business of the week Navin been onl • about :30 •
. , Prime Mess Beef, Derry, 2ds B6 0••83 "' sla d f • 30 to 1 „ Mr. Alleu's Fitz-Arnim. (t) „in limited, g 3 in,,,,c,, mme 11,- s 10th dey of II M.B P r
ep '
_Swift
•
,
i interpose to prevent us Item accounting, on strictly ae tierce, 103 0 ..107 6 Cork, 3ds, B3 0
.. 81 0
aast,e owy 'gore (glide along the wa .
11 The task was finished. tons Campeaehy, at £l5, and 40 of Jamaica at £l2 per ton ; Fustie :,."ana... •' , 3 eselt mOnth. - Oct. 17" in N '
-r
, the e' - • -s• relations of
scientific principles, .er e .4iaordinar Prime Mess Pork, Newry - 0 ' ' catastrophe of the tragedy must soon be accomplished. 30 to 1 against Mr, Price's three (Dulcimer, Scout, and is very scarce ;GO tons of Savanilla brought the advanced price of Jamai. 1..''‘,:r.,11 s ov. 21.
£8 lOs ; 5 tons Jnmaica £,l les; lo tons of inferior Cuba £ll, and > lota day of 1f.M.11. Pandora Magnet,
- 49• barrel, 78 0.. 80 0 Dundalk - 0.. - 0 I determined now to defend Illy life to the last; and that I Charlie Duff.) 200 even was betted on Derrvnane against [ Isl. & Hayti.
s''
I Lord Lindsay and others. "The Confessions of Harry
Lorrequer" fiave afillkcled us another hearty lough. sit:o -u.. - 0 miuht be al, hof the fo w' er ' -Bt•other to Bay Mn -
. ~ . le to do so with some effect, I searched the room eac 110 in, lot, in one bet : . 11
for something which might serve as a weapon; but either dleton, Ilderim, Flambeau, Westonian, Buz, Tros, Dey of a small lot of cowl £l2. and still higher rates are now dein:meted ; a.n
of N' • • • Wood no sales are re torted- of Ce
icaragua . wood smell lots
X' 0 df B 1120 ' G m ' ' ' . - ---
good quality, at •.. an o arwoos . tens aboon at £4 and 10 ---- - -
Carla:let a ... •J. eaco month. Oct. 17.
- - -- Dee. 10.
. ___=
3 --- ARRIVALS OF CORN. through accident, or from an anticipation of such a poesi- Algiers, • Fitzarpho, Erin-go-bragh, Gulnare, Accelerator, of Angola at £6 15s per ton.-The sales of Turpentine have been PREMIUAIS oF INSUItANCE AT LLOYD'S.
1 ' The Asiatic Journal and Monthly I?egister for Bri. From the 13th to the 19th Novanaber, 1838, inclusive. bility, every thing which might have been made available Ziminertnan, Bulwark, and Epidaurus. rather extt•nsive, a:nounting to 4500 brls at lls 911 to les 8d ; the - - ---
LONDON & LIV-iffaiiiiiaL, I Outward. liome.
tish and Foreign India, China, and Australasia. 112 E.. COAST.. PO.. CA.. fur such a purpose had been carefully removed. I must then market has advaoced 3d to cd per cwt during the lest two or three •
(Sailing belore 12th Jan.)' -
DESCRIPTION. days, and is still firm at the advance • the Earcel which was sold at
.l Noy ember, 1838. LAND .WISE. REIGN. NADA. TOTAL. die tamely, and without an effort to defend m •self. A thou ht
1 g to .
12s 81 rras of stiperior quality.-Of Atock olm Tar. 5500 ltrls have
- - Jamaica...
, um etlyers, at n slight decline upon previous prices.-The hu-
‘,., . , „ , i bi ~. _
1 At -the present moment the journals relating; to the Wheat Qrs 4609 12369 1100 throueh the door •• •
18'278 , , nhich the assassin must open in order to P P
It erha sn I not be • 1 estin, to many of 'our redders ?
it a une ter p, . ) , sumegs in arontreal Pearl Ashes hes beets trifling, but 35s has been LI t.l ard Isl. Dean,. &I er ce. ..,0 0 0 0 40 1.1 .-..• 0 0
affairs of the East possess an extraordinary deeree of Barley airs. 990 1129 2119 enter the room? I resolved to make the „ttempt, 1 felt to know the value set upon the Irish agitator, by the people m ;
oata.ntel ;in Montreal Pot Ashee also, the sales are inconsiderable, Honduras - 0 0 les 0 -147 0
. -,,
Oats ...... ....Qrs. . ,
8170 9 , New York, Boston . 4a 0- ao 0 20 0 - 0 0
e attraction. The accurate information whicli they sup- Flour Sacks •3818 5 • 8284 • assured that the door, through tvhich ingress to the room
3823 of Manchester. At 'a sale of articles of vertu, on Friday last, for one lot, however. of 40 brie ei choice quality 30s was given.-
1 e a tot - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
ply reepectmc the military and political movements of Ditto Br's. 2 295 1000 1297 would be effected, was that which ope d hlbh I
ne upou t e o y. t amongst others, was a bust, splendidly executed, -
ot D. O'Cou- Quercitron Bark is in good request ;64 hints. just arrived, \cm be Chants, ton, eavan h
New Orleans • 40 n - o a .50 o - 0 0
t - of the vast empires of Asia render them of the greatest I!.
tiaatimt eii
Loads 5541 2 9
12 209 wa s the more direct way, bes'
ides beim,. for obvious reasons, nell, Esq.; the attendance was numerous and highly respecta-
e
wee less liable to interruption than the other, I resolved, then, ble, the stun bid (some delay having taken place, tio person brought on the market an a few days.-A parcel of East India Lin-
eced sold at 48e per quartere-11 s e extensive sales have -
Havana
ides. _ont •, • c,,,,,,aa - 60 0 50 0 - o 0
0 If - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0
, value to the seatesman and the merchant, and, indeed R .
' 1 61 to place myself behind a projection of the web, whese shadow seeming disposed to possess such a treasure,) was one shil- e'ea, ' • 1:' • ' 1 0
et sold at nuction at 74d to 81d, 6600 salted at 51,1 to sec tor x, British North Americe B4 0- o 0 00- 0 0
to all who are interested, directly or indirectly, in the Beans Qrs. sl9 39 would serve fully to conceal me, and when the door should ling ;it was aftere ands bought in for five shillings, whilst a and ed to raid for Cows, 3500 dry salted Brazil at Gd to 6Sd. 4000 dry Newfoundland O- 0 0 40 0- 0 0
, Pease - Q 0
British, posaessions in the East. In the Asiatic Jour- be opened, and before they should have discovered tire itlen- small figure of N'etpoleon brought thlrty.five shillings.-Han- salted East India Kips at p2ia to 131 d for sound, and 80 to 101 d irtziri'!,_
Shelled Barley . (Sirrss: I tete - 40 0 30 0 - 0 0
tity of the occupant of the bed, to creep noiselessly from the cherter Courier; . for rubbed, 120 dry salted Jamaica at fettl per lb; 200 dry NI onte ~,'" ' . s .
nal the " Review of Eastern News," which we have Ind. Corn Qrs 5000 salted at 12s 7d to :3s ld a•ast Lndus . . 35 0- 40 0 33 0- 40 0
Video Itorse nt 98 9d to ICs 6tl, and. . _ . ,
~ Rapeseed Qrs room, and then to trust to Providence for escape. ln order AF,FRAY WITH, AND CAPTURE OF, POACHERS AT W tits Company's Ship 43 0- s 0 50 0- 0 0
already transferred to our pages, as well as the. copious I ' T
to tam itate this scheme, I removed all the lumber which I LEY.-A numerous and desperate ' - cub -The salve of Tobacco are about 260 hhds •ot which 40 hhds
f ••' 1• • ' • ' • 'd h • 1 Batavia - 0 0 40 0- 0 0
. extracts; in a subsequent part, will amply repay the •
,-.„........., .gang o poaaners laving were leaf. for Ireland; a few for exportation, an t e remain( er, e,
had heaped against the door; and I had nearly completed long infested the property or the late Duke of Bridgewater, chiefly stemmed, were taken by the home-trade, at full prices. 17,iew South Wales - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
trouble of an attentive perusal. This magazine, in SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. my arrangements, when I Perceived the room suddenly dark-. measures were taken by his mist", tea their apprehension The speculative demand for Brimstone noticed in the last two Cape of Good Hon
Afr ' e ..
iea - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
30 0 - 0 0 126 0 - 0 0
1 Comnurn With others of a sirnilar character, constitutes - ened by the close approach of some shadowy object to the and on Sunday morning last, between the hours of two anti treeks, has continued unabated during the present, anod large par-
., a suit:lent substitute for the whole of the oriental TUESDAY, Nov. 20.-W ind S.S.E. window. On turning my eyes into that direction, I observed three o'clock, a gamekeeper named Peter Berry, with his eels have clninged hands, nmounting in all to fully 18 0 tons; the Gibraltar - 0 0 20 0- ' 0
I tin. a" • at •
r, am:int:co, , (... .. a 0 0- 60 0 40 0 - n n
~
Alex. Sevin, Tuleff, hence at St. Petersburgh th ca ement as if sus i (1
at the top of e s , ten ed from above, first assistants, Thomas Sharpies, John Maun, and James Hard- di•mancl has been met freely by the holders, but tne article is now • ;
1 thie the literary pre- •
newspapers. Independently of ~ . Hellegonda, Nordstrom. hence at Pernau less eyt ) p I tat the Itv r
•• . see the feet, then the legs, then the hotly, and at length the whole ing, being on the watch Mr them, suddenly came upon a foray has li'eL Clonuereir S'uni a r ices. Nothing worthy of notice malla, Siena See.
ac.-For'Argols there has been a good de. o 0 - 10 0 30 0 - 0 0
Smyrna and t'lotistantinople .• 10 0 - 0 0 30 0 - 0 0
! tensions of the Asiatic are of a very high character. eemmea„. Korsholm, 'hence at Stoekholm . figure of a man present itself. It was Edward T-n. Lie of poachers, numbering 13 or 14, and armed to the teeth. mand, and about 100 casks of various sorts have found buyers.- afalaga - 0 0 :20 0- 0 0
I Its antiquarian es ays ere extremely va ,
lnehle for the Wrestler, Argent. hence for Lynn, at Scaly, with loss of chein -
lames, part of bulwarks, Ssc having been in contact vvith a vas •. appeared to be guiding' his descent se as to bring his feet One of their body, on confroutine the keepers, said to his
el Sales of both Prime' and Turkey aladaealtoots have been made 3Tadeira ,
„. 20 0 - 0 0 20 n - fi 0
Western Istes, Cape de Verds 0 0 - st 0 0 0 _ 0 0
- curious information which they convey. The present union, Weinholdo hence for Danzig, at Falmouth upon the centre of the stone block which occupied the lower companions, "Stand your ground", mv Jests a' immediately at 455, and scarcely any of eitht r
• description now remain in firs
ee and command hieher prices Lisbon .., 25 0 - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
, s from which Robertson Neill hence at Quebec part of the wipdow; and having secured his footing' upon on which they formed abreast across thicover, and np hands.-Madders have become scar , e d •,' r t • ci•
number has aeveral very excellent paper , . a ,
.., _ , _
°n -Fine Persian Berries have brought the advance price o 18 per set( w. 25 " - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
Sarah nnd Arnim, Gardner, from Swansea at New York this, he kneeled down and begun to gaze into the room. As Berry advancing tolvards the person who.. thus commanded cwt.-For Velonia tl ere h.ts been a good demand, the sales of the France - 00 200- 00
t s •
we shall endeavour to introduce some selections in New Jersey, Dickson, nnd Chatham, Gorham, hence t B
a oston the moon was gleamiug iuto the camber, and the bed curtains them. lie again shouted out, e Fire your guns, my lads!" week bei„g aOO tons'arearam from -the 'shin, at 115 10s to Xl6, Holland - 0 0 30 0 - 0 0
Harriett Rockwell, Jewett, hence for Nlobile
. our subsequent numbers. were drawn, he was able to distinguish tile bed itself and its Before, however, this order could be complied with, Berry, being an advance of at least lOs per ton on the common qualities. Ilemburg, Bremen. &c. - 00 On-t I'
Due d'Orleans, Whippy, hence at Havana
....-- Lucretia, Hays, from Hamburgh for this port, at Pentland Frith eared satisfied with his scr Ili f he w wa- nobl se •o
contents. He app . . t ny, or ho a y a uded '
by his companions rushed upon -Rather more business has
„..
been clone in Olive Oil than tor some Gottenbure, Stockholm - 0 0 40 0 - n o
• inei tally of Trite P 1
ste at the eters.ture, R iv. Sse. - 0 01 84 0 -147 0
. Parbury's Oriental Herald and Colonzal Intelligencer. Shakspeare, Collins. and Independence, Nye, hence at New looked up and made a sign with hie hand, epee which tee the speaker, and such was the terror which this intrepidity weees:past; the !,tales heing 60 tuns. 1.),,,,,1n0-hina done , ,
~ .
~,_ ;
o,_ , .
25 0 - 0
York. 23d Oct. rope by which his decent had been effected was slackened of the keepers inspired.. that the poachers, atter a short st ' .
(motet s -In 1 'eh Oils there has 1
eon . . t e , ciao t Worto 0 1!0 0- 0 0
November, 1838. :.)out 2? tuns Newfoum
~
nend Cod at £3O per tun.-Some transaP
• • Hibernia, Cold), hence at ditto, 22d Oct. from above, and he proceeded to disengage it from his waist; though terlific struggle, fled to a nian. An active pursuit a hRe e and Linseed Oil, but no im-
In . the present number, in addition to the very .
Auburn, Durfee, hence at ditto this accomplished, he applied his hands to the window-frame, took place. which...ended in the . • r tions h.ve taken place in ,o 1 p . -
TIDE 'FABLE.
captore of too u. the gains provement in price et • •
• ' h a tuein reqlized -The sal.)s iif Palm Oil are
copions intelligence
_from the East, there are. several Garrick, Painter. from New York, off Dtragaryou on the I.7th e: e
wuicu must have been ingeniouslY contrived for the pur- one uatned William W 1 ' a f -Ir." 1 •00 t . ert to arrive at £44, end on the •
ater iouse, upon wuom was oink., a to tle extent of about 2 0nt,,y,,,- . . ~,,,,. 1 J)lrn. I Ern. , fit. ------
The Forster instent; sailed 2:sth Oct - n-1 he distillers are looking for higher "'
• , 1 1
papers of great merit. 'l.' he article on ". • . - winiam Jardine; Crcsbie, sailed from Samarang for China, on pose, for with apparently no re 1
s.stance the whole frame, bullet, and the key of an aiegure The other man captured spot at £4l lOs to Xt.) per to .
a, .
~ . . ---- ,--- ---- -- -
Misrule. or India." contains much original infot 'nation the 14th July containing easement and all, slipped froln its position in is namned Robert Taylon-on monday morning: they were i inclined to sell -Some
prices for Oil of Turpentine, and u.et
,t,..s . , .. t 11. M. I 11. M. ,F. I.
• •stretion Fisherman Gibaut, from Civita Vecchia at Palermo, and sailed the wail, and was by himn lowered into the room. 'The cold broneht before Mr. Maude at the N -.le • Manchester `'Ma"siya Imsine'•
respentings the policy of the British admini , .
~
_.,__.... . _ . , a ,
~ , • . , ew Bai ), - 88 has been ("wile this ts tek in an.mp at .e 42 les to Teeeday 24 1030,048 ' 16 0 , Edmund Kine end M
, fe4e for Petersburg clean : 900 bales Jute have also Leen disposed Wednee et I 1 7 ' 1 :16 115 5 I Length f 1 ''
iih ' artyr.
o (ay loin.
, on the 2ed Oct. for this port night wind waved the bed-curtains, ano me Pausea tor a ono- when the statement previously given being swum to, they or at 1.4 f„ 400 hoes on the spot. and £l6 for 500 bales deliver- Thursda. 22, ! 146 ! 2 7, 14 7 , Cecil'
tewarala :India. Time paper on " Transportation aria Jupiter. Steine, and Industrie, Zellien, hence at Ostend tuent -all was still again-and he stePPed 111 ution the floor were committed to take their trial et the ensuing assizes. eine atDandee : noo bales Bornhaa Bemis sold at X 23 las per ton. Fri da yy 23 •:). 31 '257;13 10 ,J St. C;:i'nent.
i Emigration to New South Wales" is temperately Speculatiou, Jansen, hence at Brake or the room. He held in his hand whet appeared to he a eteel 'Several nets, bags, dogs, &c. were takeu possession of bY the- ---inax is more inquired for a! imyroving prices.-Taliove is in good Saturday wt .
o - Royal William Irvine sal
' led from Hamburgh for Calcutta on 3251356 i 12 It , Saturn con. with Sun 1-17 m
i Writtaawe as"-Tlia. Eist India 'Vote:ger," by-Miss 'amnia
the lbth of Nove'mber ' . instrument, shaped something like a hammer, but larger and keepera. demand at the quotations, being are advance of Is to Is tad per cwt. Sunday 25 i432,`511 1 12 9 i 24th Su d ft T' • -
, . u ay a er runtj.
Luring the week. alonday ea : sao 633 i 13 3 I Mich. Term ends.

M. 7t. 1 M. M. 1 F. I.
Tue,tday 24 030 0 , 6 0 Etlmul.d King and M
lthuartyr.
wine.. 21 1 7 1 !;'6 1;:5 43 1 Length of day 8h .
Thursday 22 146 2 7 14 7 1 C..eilia.
Friday 23 231 257,13 10 St. element.
Saturday 24 t; 326 356;12 I t 4Saturn eon. with Sun 1.17 m
Sunday 25 432 5111 12 9 , 24th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday 26 550 634 13 3 1 Mich. Tenn ends.