The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-15 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS.

ABANDONMENT OF THE DUNGARVAN PETITION AGAINft
O'LOGHLIN.—The above petition has been abandoned in
consequence of one of the witnesses having refused to sign tbe;
recognizance, through intimidation. What a state the country
is come to, when a gentleman is afraid to come for Ward and
assert his independence !—Waterford Mail.

CUSTOM IN DERBYSHIIIE.—The ancient custom of harigini,
a garland of white roses, made of writing Paper, and a pair of
white gloves. Over the pew of the unmarried villagers, Who die,
in the flower of their age, prevails to this day, in the tillage of
Eyam, and in most other villagei and little toe us in the Peak
of Derbyshire.
LAWYERS.—Lord Butleigla, who was Lord Chancellor in.
Queen Elizabeth's time, in his "Manuel," says, " I woke never
suffer lawyers lo digresse or wrangle in pleadinge, alWays ad-
vising count',ellorS to deale trolie and wyselie with theyr clients'
that if the matter were nought, to tell them so, and not south.
them • and where I tounde such a lawyer, 1 wolde never thinke
him honeste, nor recommeode him to anieineferments as not
fitte to be a judge, that wolds give false coransell."

TRANSPORTATION.—It ought to be universally known that
transportation, which was formerly a light punishment, is now
a very dreadful one. At the present York Assiies, the Judge
stated that the convicts are now divided into three classes —.• the
first were sent to condemned settlements, where th‘s . were
prisoned for life. The second class were compelled to work
eight years in chains on the high road. The others Were distri-
buted in various parts of the settleinent, and were kept in the
condition of slaves, bUt without the imposition of chains."—
Leeds Ifitelligencer.
PROLIFIC EWE.—Mr. Charles. Dtickett, of Meerbeek; near'
Settle, has naw,in his possession a eiae, seven. years,shirmitich -
has produced and brought up eighteen lambs.
AGIIICuLTURAL LABoURERS.—The difficulty. of wetting
bourers In the neighbourhood of Barnsley is becoming More
general. Many farmers have been .very niueh put about fur
• the want of thrashers and other labourers. The brisk demand
for'inantifactured articles induces them to send their children
into the weaving' districts, while the adUlts*Seek employment
at the collieries and fUrnaces where they can earn inure Wages.

OPERATIVE CoNSEUVATIVE ASSOCIATIONS.—A very shor
time ago an Association of Operative Conservatives was iormed
in this town, and we are happy in being enabled to say that in
the limited period, more thanl4o persons of the working classes
have enrolled themselves as members. It is indeed- very grati-
fying to see how assiduous those members are in their endeavourd
to acquire sound and useful inforMation on !minket subjects,
especially as this desire way be seed in their evening attend-
ances at the reading-room of the association. And- as we are
now upon the subject of conservative information—such as id
especially desirable to the operative members—we would vent
particularly recommend to the influential members, as well
adapted for diptribution, a small pamphlet,
.published at the
Mancheder Courier-office, called "A word to the Operative
Conservatives." It is one of those works pos-,essink the rare
merit of vontaining• touch information in a small compass; and
disposes of those stale charges against the conservatives of their
love of "arbitrary power"—" hostility to the liberty of the
press"—" corruption"—" horoughmongering"—and eninity
to all reform," in a dispassionate and admirable manner, by
placing the burden upon the right shoulders. We should not
feel ourselves excused if we did not, in the most earnest manner;
recommend its general distribution among the classes to whom
it is addressed, being fully convinced that it is well calculated
to remove error, and establish correct opinions on conservative
subjects.—Prestvit Pilate:

IRISH CLERGY.—The Carlisle subscription for the relief Of
the distressed Irish Clergy amounted to £745 Gs. Od., which
sum has been transmitted by the Bishop of that diocese to thd
Archbishop of Armagh, who in acknowledging the receipt.
states, that the Irish clergy receive it as a substantial proof of
sympathy in their distressed circumstances, and that it wilt
afford- them most seasonable consolation under their severe'
trials and privations. The Archbishop, adds, " I cannot view;
without the liveliest feelings of thanßfulnesi to Alinighty God,
the unity of purpose and ardent zeal for the cause Of pure reli;
gion which animates the members of the United church in both
counties, and binds them together, however separated by dis.;
tance, in one holy fellowship of Christain faith and love."
THE UNSTA.AIPEn.On Wednesday last, six of the workineii
in the employ of 'Watts, Wrigley, and Co. of Ovenden,
spinners, were taken before the benchof magistrates at Halifax;
for wilfully neglecting and damaging their work. It appeared
from the evidence adduced, that the workmen in Measrs Wrig;.
ley's employ have been frequently in the habit of congregating
together in some part of the mill for the purpose of reading the
Weekly Police Gazette and other unstamped radical papCrs,
the consequence of whiCh has their work has been neglected
and in order to make up for loss of time, they hate been in the
habit of mixing the undressed silk arnongat their work to eke
out the quantity. The six defendants, being some of the ring;
leaders, were broUght up as an example for the rest of the men,
and two of them were committed to the House of Correction,
and the others convicted iu various penalties. •
FALLING OF A WALL.—On Thursday evening a wall at the_
back part of the premises of Messrs. Sharp and Co. near the
canal in Oxford-road, fell down, overwl.-Iming a stable which•
was outside the wall, and killing two valuable horses that were
in the stable. Several persons, who were user the ;Tot at tbe
,time, narrowly escaped being buried in the loins. A quantity • .
of iron had been placed against the wall, whit caused it to give
way.—Muncliester Paper.
MANCHES'VER AND, LEEDS AMIN. AY.—After a formidable

opposition, the. Committees of the llouse of Commons .on- this
bill, on Tuesday, decided‘that the standing orders had been
complied with.
PRESTON AND WYRE RAILWAY.—This undertaking is about
to be commenced immediately. The whole line of raiiwa) is to
be completed within twelve MonthS.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—Abont six o'clock ott Friday morn- -
ing, as the engine tenter at Mr. Seowcrott's coal. pit, at Bose-
hill, near Bolton, was letting the colliers down one at thieieshba,f7.
a tub was drawn up the ether shaft, dra •
of a man attached to it unit' by his leg. dragging
aftergmn supposed i
that (I'l:lY-
ing the night he must have walked info the plc .. which 4 is ninetv-,
five yards deep. and fallen into the tub, one of hie feet haying
gone through the bottom of it. His buoy was shockingly dis-
figured. Nothing is known of him or his family, .seept that
he is a cartei, named Charles Lay Cock, about twenty-iav yea's
of age.
MANCHESTER E*Cii ANGE. —A Meeting was held on Wednes-
day morning last at Manchester, which was attended by a con- •
siderahle number of the merchants and manufacturers of that
place, to take into consideration the propriety of building a
more commodious Excllimg. A comunitteee was formed to
inquire into the subject, and to revolt to an adjourned ntetinv:
•-t, `1
111 A NCHESTER PP OPIt /ETA i. ,Cl-1001-- Aim et' - e',..,
nig' Of le •
shareholders in this undertaking was held at ftl afin'p• t i -
Thu; sday last. The Bev. Mr. Parkinson tnt,t the ','''',er:Oil ~
stated idhis address the objects and advautniges ,t• the' hair, 'r;cl
institution. '1 he number of shares is tifiiittd i ' !Siv Plilmst'd
150 Iniiie already been taken, and as anon 4,4 3 -4) -O; of•the4 ',
for,tt
the institution will be coritsidc:::::uaiseh;;;;thecae::::(:.l::tlf.ei blzutubt;tavatiiikbteice; !
FIRE NEAR Bot.ToN.--An ai,,rtri of fli • • . .
works of Messrs. notri,lgt t,nd
near tiolton about free o'clock on
discovered that' a large ititiiiiin Friday
"")'"ing. it
""
gie-toom, cart-house, and g' Cot
.th' ‘::::1"1.1n,,,:ab5°'7,1.,
ni i ;:i nat ed in tlte lager
fire and it is .. • • - '
room. The bruilCluiPtrilgo‘syeada‘
rpiteLesttioate;:guttl:::.as,..,
i„. i t
ew;,
i,
turf
1,4414.4
thatpltyhteelf}tCest.tuyed, as tie also a.
agreatrrivend Ttbnei ra
of.
The 8..,1r0n to‘vit'sincillig3Aindel
better repair than ffitM
ing to the other huildmegls'lY.; the
fib,e/vrkas piteivet;t4.o lit,in spread-
hare fallen a ,_ ili the %Uri S, mit must otherwise
prey to the flames. T,e r 1'- praise
giien to Mr. John Bolling, for he " .vt
' cannot
be
played : nor to the workuTteopletandanetiville".l "'"g)
he
tuffs=
the amount of: the damage sustained, blCut'aerie" by ea
pn Po It .
to hear that few of the' Rork-people ti.ll Le thrown ant of era:
ploy meet.

reit et. ri eiena 6th Jan.-Oconee, Wilson, from St. Mark's; sailed 10th •
-LIOR the effectual extirpation. of every species and symptom Feb. left the brie Wilkinson to sail for this port in two days.-Jane, i
(From Galignani's Messenger.) ' ..1:1. soreness, tightness, and oppression of the tahest ; ana
On the second day (March 2) of the trial of Dalacollongee • I leave to others to appreciate the result of the examination most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in-ten minutes,
improper treatment.
at Dijon, various articles in the support of the prosecution were of the skull and:brain of Fieschi. ,The circumference of, his by taking one dose of WOODHOUSE'S BA LSAM OF 711-1 of the SyphilitictOisea,se,and.the many disorders ar ing from Hill, from New Orled
• ns.
skull is 20.ipcbes•10 lines; this is a good but ordinary size. The SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS. ' Per-
tA,rklow.lat Holyhead, towed in 1111 inst. dis-
brought into court. Among them were a large trunk, in which
frontal ,developement is not by any means projecting. The sons doubtiogethe efficacy of this Medicine, may take a.dosein • ,
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, a To. 54. Seel-. ! .I.„‘Jacon, Osborne, which sailed 9th inst. for New York, has put back. 1
h eea .
do 7
nu 7,l(...ainh,lp.ennintg(stocaa,nfror)miowunhiiitfeohratvheins pf
oorr tc.
the prisoner placed the portions of the body after he had cutnidt,
fortn or the skullis that of the best kind of people, lengthy, and the Pi•oprietor's Shop liefore they purchase. -The Proprietor
the Meuritius 4th Nov.
street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-st et) in boxes at malts?_bt'lnrmTera,yo,..ifreem
in pieces, a bill, a knife, and some effects of . the victim, fou
harente, at Hol '
in his possession after the discovery of the crime. flat on the tetnples. The diameter:from the front to the back is. earnestly• recommends. a trial of these I.}rops to persons afflicted 2s. 9d. and,4s. 6d. each.
-7
inches 3 hoes; the transversal or temporal diameter, 5 inches with the above vomplaints, but he. does not introduceallem as a*--sWith each box is given directions h to take these Pills, Y-
The proceedings commenced with the examination of the
-and from sto 6 lines, Fieschi, who:had killed,so many during. being an infallible cure (as many doy but is warranted in assert- and' observations on points, beneficial to. e patient. being hiuts
prisoner. He admitted having received at his hou.se other,
one of whom, in•coese. Galatea, Tayt, and Mary and Jane, Winter, sailed from Calcutta for
young women besides Fanny Beeson, . h h. Ills. whPle life-e-who was- never .without his
_poinard-who has ing their efficacy from the extensive relief afforded in numerous worth knowing, by those who are, or '. e been sufferers from - .•
finished by killing or wounding, with a single discharge, from cases of the above description. Constitutional Coughs of three: this dreadful and devastating mal d . Eliza . '
. I eth, 1 assmore, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Van
quence of his having closed his door, against er piton is
? ' '
30 to 40 personse-had ,not in any degree the organ of destrnc- four, and more years standing, have been cured in the course i Dieman's Land 23d Dec. .
hearing she was a bad character, -had, on •more occasions than
"Venienti •occurite mor o." Jean Gonldie, from Hobart Town at the Mauritius.
tiveneess nor those of cunnine- and caution; yet this was the of a week by the use or these Drops. In the Hooping- and ' •
one, insulted him in public, e-veni at his c.hurch.
_Adocuneent:
e Archbishop of Lyons, from „,. "Oppose the disease in its infancy." ' . Hey worth sailed from Mauritius for London 9th Dec.
proceeding from the office of th an .who had premeditated, during seveeal months, the shocking Chin Coughs it will be found equally valuable, the virtues of . „ . Cassandra, Grebe; Asia, White ; John Walker, Black, and Rowena,
remov rom
had be" ed f These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy. trophies-qis thus
which it appeared that Delacollonge •. en . aesassination which brought, him to the scaffold. He had the Spermacei i having been known for centuries ba .-, it will be Elliott, hence, at New Orleans.
f Briennon for immoral de radest hua Orieet
co-operating with the foe of God and map, thou g
St. Pieere's at Lyons to the church o , organs of kindness, of theasophie. The fiend Fieschi had not, -needless to make-a commentnpou- a Balsam o ihed ft•orn so . , from Belfast, at ditto.
ntained that he hau
conduct, having been read, the prisoner mai . . the_ snails of pride apd vanity,.and-he had, in my opinion, but valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of th alsam is equal f human fe- Princess Viet .r. P •
loan nature, and blaeteth the opening proepects o ea. t la, aul , Elenor, Davidson ; Sir William Wallace,
never been visited he ecclesiastical rigour, and that his removal .in a moderate degree.the organ of firmness; it was .the saute of to one ounce ofSpeimaceti-it will at 'all-tit s,relieve theemost licity."-Baele. • .e. nnstone, and John Marsh, Clucas, hence, at Mississippi.
was, in fact, a promotion, as he had been a vicar only at L ons '
, y , that of courage, and yet he did not want this. latter quality. violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is 1-d., 2s. 9d., 45..6d., So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand :Formosa, Mitehell, and Lady East, Hewitt hence at Mobile
EWen, Luceoek, hence, at Savannah. * ' " .
and a rector at Briennon. lie acknowledged that FannY' -Such are the facts as they appear to me in their verity. ' aed 10s, 6d: each. . PANACEA for this Complaint, The '.liggean. Pills." (then un- Flora, Rooderkirk, hence, at Helvoet.
Besson visited him at home several times, and that she passed As to the alterations which the skull and brain of Fieschi ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE ND GINdER. i known to the annals of medical. discoyeries,) as a specific renee- Gladietor, Britton, from New York, at Portsmouth.
for his cousih. Sometimes she stopped with him a fortnight.or presented, there cannot in that respect be two opinions,of their . dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the . plea- The Jane, ,Hill, from New Orleans at this port ; left Town sth Feb.
three weeks, and in 1834 she came in May, and remained two, importance,and Abe moral and physical strength which were 1 bl .
This pi•eperation is a compound of two of the naost va ua e sures frequently imbibed in mop-tents of inebriation, or thought-
.salled from the Bar 6th Feb. Left the Arab, Tecumseh, and Asia in-
or three months. He took- a lodging for her at Dijon to lie in, necessary for Fieschi to attempt. nptwithstanding the violence medicines.in the eegetable kingdom.
,It combines the stomathic lesiuess : never slid a discovery excite a greater seneation, it ,side the Ber, and the Birmingham on the Bar but nearly over, all for
as she was pregnant, and afterwards. took her hack to his rectory. bt the shocks which they had produced, an escape which was properties' of the pit-,lger with the aroinetic and bitter qualities wee sought after- with avidity, and used with undeviating 'gt ji)loort.frOomn taeonBtdh inst. in lat 46 19, long. 24 28 W, spoke the barque
- His servant girl knew of his reletions with Fanny Besson, and nearly crowned with .success. The two wounds were on the left. °tette Camomile P lowers. Tiae proprietor earnestly
.recoin- saccess in the most minute and intricate eases of the, delieate •Waterville, hence, fou
rri:44.,w(flionunlldlle :all, olf the Skerries, epoke the
told the maYor of St- Marie la Blanche of them. The prisoner . 'side of the ,skull; the . first corresponded with a perforation- of: mends thisessence!O all those suffering as hereafter mentioned: complaint, for the.cure of which, they have .been sp long cele- and.
then proceeded to give an account of the manner in which the the inferior and external part of the es froniis. the perforation, 's
is a fair trial
all he aela , for he can assert, with the greateat brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caueed..
death of the victim was occasioned, persisting that he hada° being • 1 th ••h ' k dthf - t 81. d t d
. in. eng an nu. ,in tree. rom e o Ines, an s oppe it,. .
coatideaee, that he ne.ver knew of its failure in any Of thescases their- s d•t' d t• • 1 - t I ' al- .
pee in i o uc ion ipto a mast every coun ry, aW a . MONDAY,. MARC.II 14.-Noon, Wi lid West.--Fair.
intention to kill her. He was about to take her to Chalons, by the skin and external membrane of, the brain. Opposite to ' -il for exce • e
is recommende , elms, where it has been neglected to . dresses.were presented to the talented Protessor Swedour who ARRIVED-The. Floraville, Wooffe,
,from Buenos Ayres. On 7th
and had assisted her to pack ap some of-her effects. Beiog this opeeines the substance of that. organ had experienced a. be.properly persevered in, fer, indigestioh, sensation of fulness,
filled the chair at LeYden University, coneratulatory of the cir- March, in lat. 46, long. 19 West, speke the Ann Baldwin, from Chipa
with her in her room, and both being very unhappy,. the suicide . slight alteration, the scars-of which were in a It • • d
.pain and oppression after meals, loss, of appetite, whether ..
goo( ram, an .• . , ~, cumetance. The certaint ' h hi' ''''
t' ' •11 ,
y nit w ich they were con inua e to Lendon-Balfour, Bee, from Marenham-Frankland Edwards, from
of the two was talked of, when he, with her. consent, pressed her there vi ere in that place some adherences of internal members acising from excess or we qt of tone and energy Oahe digestive
adininist d• ' b tt td b ' ' h • d ' f•t d ' . •' -
ere , can e a es .e
..,, many t ous,an s, in ae urine; Demerara-sArab ' Marshall, from New Orleans.' '
neck closely with his two hands, as an experiment of the effect of the brain, The.secoud.opening of the skull was more. con- lao for riteumatisni ()out s as' s cram is' h -steries
organs ;a _ e n , P. .°
, , I'y , • ' the Icing continental war they were theinsepaaable companion The Portsmouth, Marshall ;St Clair, Patna hence, at New York.
of etraogulation. When he removed his hands she fell, and eiderable ;it was'formed on th pp rsertby -a fragment of
e.O e a flatulence, in iin nande rateperapi ration, nervems, hypochondriacal :
and safe.uard'of -the soldier, lee all • cases where the sli,ghtest The Wilsons, Jordan, hence, at Savannah. 111'
seeing she was dying,. he gave. her absolution,and death ensued. bone:of several inches in every direction, but particularly in the and•bilious effer: , , . .
tions heartburn laneuor eenetal debility or I ' e
se . ' ).' ' l '' r , suspicion of infectien was entertained. Whet Medicine can be Walter, Yorke, heece, at Philadelphia. ,
He- slid not dare to call his servant in .this extremity, as he had longitudinal direction. The 'fragment was.completely knit to a .delieate stete or health, whether the result of lang il ness, o
1 more .appropriate than-that vibieh has given such general satis• Liverpool, Dickson ; and New Jersey, Barstowebence, atßoston.
cenelitutional weakness; it is certain ip,affording histant ;Titer i wallow, Fox ; and Minx, Parrot, hence,
.at Terceira.
great distrust of her. Feeling it necessary for his own sake, the rest. of the skull; bat must heve.been detached froin it by the faction. The Hvgean Pills root out evei•y particle of the insid- s
and for the honour of the deceased, to conceal hei• death, he blow from top to hotto 0 1 t th Itt 'n. 'f th
m.
.ppost eR. is aer 1 pet o e . . ~ .
in the most violent sick headache. • Forty dieps of tbii E§sence . ..f • • th • - h- h 1 ' f.fi 'd
uous poison, puri ying in eir pregt ess te w o emass 0 tit s,. William Wise, Hirst, sailed from Llanelly for Antigua, 9th March.
is,eoaal to half a pint of Camomile tea. Philomela, Sprott, from Buenos Ayres, off the Wieht.
reflected how he could dispose of the body, which he could not sbone the brain and its envelopes had suffered no alteration. they not only remove the disease, but renovate. by their action Frederielt Huth, Turner, from Huasco, at Swansea in 99 days,
bury, as his garden was exposed to public view, add his cellar , Ido not me-tetion the wound upon the chin, since completely • -
Theses Preparations are prepared enly by. Deptmue Wooe- the different functions of the body-expelling the groseer hu- ' leaky, having struck the ground in Mumble Roads. ' ,
Was too small. Ile first thought of burning it, but this-seemed healed, andevetth extended to the section made by the knife of tiouee. Operative Chemist Exteaoraipary to . His Majesty, IS, molts and in a manner so mild. and imperceptible es to cent- ' Qeorge_Barelay, Doyle, hence, at Waterford..
impracticable. He therefore ripped it .ue, took out the entrails, the guillotioe,; but the two fractures of the skull could have lijng William-stseet, New London Briage, and eold by him vince the-most s.ceptical of their astonishing and uneqpalled Actiee, Boyce, hence, at Cork.
and' threw them into the privy, and then cut the bode to pieces •
e been produced only by shocks of extreme, violence, and of a • . • ... .
wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON and C 0,., 15, Fenwiclessireet, powere; they' neither contain mercei•v or any other taiperal,. ,
. Ar •VI •* 1 tece at Buenos Ayres
gen i ia, lee so, i n ,
these pieces he first placed in the trulik, and subsequently took nature to knock down the strongest man. Join to this the loss -C. itlewitoore 20, S.outh Jehn-street, neer the New Cuelom- and may be taken without the slightest s •.' f -1.- •
. 11Spition 9 ( Is( .) ry All te Vide( .13
, ve_____ • Scoltana.•Roeers, hence an- .on . . ), at ueeos Ayres.
hear, Clarkson sailed from Buenos Ayreefor Valparatso. 2d Jan.
them out, and put them inte a sack, in which he carried them -or elood,its effusion upon his face and eyes, and you will be of house; G. WI-meow, Druggist, Mount-pleasant ; Ross and they require no restraint of diet, loss ot time„or hindrance of Hereford, Freer, from London, at Bahia. ' • -
.
out at might, and threw them into a pond. Although he Placed opinion that for the assassin to fly it required a strength of will, .N•IGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool; and to
.be had of business. The.Hvgean Pills atty. be depended upon. as a cet- Jamaica, Weston, hence, at Bahia.
e tub under the trimly to catch the blood, the flour was covered produced,. no doulit, be the sentiment of self-preservation, which aR medicine venders in town and couptry. Country venders tain cure by persons Of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis- Dryone, Hamilton, hence fir pernarnbuco.
with it, and he afterwards washed it up. When he made the many others cool . not boast of. , may be supplied through their town agents. Sold in. betties at ease, and that without producing the leest Inconvenience. At Gariges, M‘Dorield; Wilherforce. Harrison ; and Percival, Forrest
. ,
2' .9d
first gash in the Peek the blood spurted into his face. The in, t (to not think it itecessary to dwell further Rion tbesentorbid ~.. :-., ds. tilt., 106.6 Li„ and 21s. each. any period when the slightest suspicien may exist, it win tie
•,, , e hence, at Maranham.
The Grenada, Sullivan, hence for Bombay, was spoken ' 1 t 3- S
in a . • ,
struneente used were a bill au() a knife. The arisoneralenied. that details: I. shall probably state them at greater length eleewhere; , . well to have recourse to • the Hygean Pills', for when taken be- lone. 17 E.
, . . •
he maintainede aanquillity after the terrible eveut; although it but i i hink they are sufficient to complete in tne Interest of the
„ C. g. CHEDDON'S FAMED HER.BAL TONIC PILLS. fore the disease has tnade its, appearance. it ticte as a certaiu The Ellen, Wilson ; and Emerald, Crawford., from Marseilles, at the
might have appeared so. He sat down to table, but could nut public curiosity the hisiery of a life terminated upon the seeffem, Soldab 't tb J 1 'G d C D .'t
y appoin men , y oln er es and 0., steeps s, ~reveritlve, reinoviqg the complaint effectually and secretly. Mauritius.
eat: He acknoviedgert that he shot some birds the next day stud os which anatomical science claims the last-lieges. ' ' • Churcn-street, Liverpool e 'Bowman and Law, Piccadilly, be deplorable state in which Many persons have been vvhen The Cupid, -,-,--, from Newry for New York, was wrecked on
in company with a schoolmaster, and .on the .second day after LELUT, visiting the proprietor from-the use of mercury, renders it lin-
• • Long Island, 16th Feb.-crew and passengers saved.
Manchester; Wright, • Macclesfield' and 'Catheeleton ; itiort, ' ,
celehrated mass. When. he knew that the bode- had been dis- Superintending Physician of the Alien. Division Newcastle; -Roeers, Stafford; 'Bowmen, Bury; Wood, Book- peratively necessary to caution the public against that. danger- . , ,
,
covered he fled, going first to the lodging of it girl named or the Hospital of Bicetre, and Assistaut- II H' ' '-
B• • h • 'db •R. h - -- • eus.mineral when injudiciously administered. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Me nem 14, MX.
seer, ign-street, irming am; an v a ot er respecta- . . -.
Rippet, at Lyons, and thence to Geneva, but not wishing to Physician of the Prison. 'ble Medicine Venders ; aud 'any shop that has not got theta ' These Pills should form a pellicle of all Medicine Chests hy
avoid justice, he returned to France,and was arrested. Wind at Holyhead, West. -Blowing very fresh.
se.,- will procure them from London if they are ordered, sea and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person
Duriug the narrative of these horrible details the prisoner • • .
going a long voyage or journey : (heir propettles ere such, that Off Holyhead, inward-bound--No. 14e5, Blake, B Bk, from Bern-
maintained rental kable sang froid, but front time to time wiped EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE-INQUEST AT , • • Ind continual r •ommendation be 'o ed on
r WIHE continues a ec
the perspiration from,hiesforehead. GLANWORTH. s' w neither heat nor cold will in•ure thei • e l't revei 1 ;
et' C. S. CH EDDON'S PILLS, by individuals; as well as • bay at 11 30 a. rn.-No. 337, Indian, 88, from:Paraiba, at 11 a.m. '
ir ~,
I icialy, or p, at tse
due effects on the constitntion ' Off Great Ormshead, inward-bound-No. 1181, Grace, B Bk, from
Tbe examinatiop of the wit nesses was theu proceeded with. ..
the Faculty and the Public Press, has 'fully ablislied them as • - ' - • Vir-inia at 11 a.m.
itgent u„ for the - Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence No 54 Seel- ' '
Two physicians and an accoucheur of Dijon, who attended On the 6th of March instant an inquest was held at. Glen- , the most esteemed and efficient Medicine p , . ~ , . . ~ . .
' ' ' ' At anchor in Llenduilno Bay-No. 1429, Ortnerod, (steame ) tll
r a ,
'c Affecti Erup- street, Liverpopl flora Eight in the mornzng until. Ten at night , '
Fanny Besson duriug her pregnancv and her accouchtme»t, worth, liefore Richard Jenes, Esq., oiee of the coroners of this Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, Sot" uti ons, , e , _ . ,
,e. . . . ,
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deposed to the prisoner's having represented her to be hie sister. •ceteitv,npon the body of Frederick Nassau Maseey, Esq., late liens and Pimples On the Face, Swelli es or Uleerations ih the ( S
on andays from Nine.till 1 wo,) where he gives advice to all
The child died. of Creston, in the county of Limerick, under the faillowing sin- Neek,•Sore BreaStse and all disord s attended with painful applicants taking any of his preparations, wureoter A FEN. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. •
e
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Madame Valot, at whose house the deceased lodged at Dijon, pita+. circuin,dances :- Swellings, or with Morbidand trite leg Eruptions of the Skin, Letters (post paid) enclosine a remittance, answered be re- pays. IWrn. E,,n. ill. k'orlivals, aC.
stated that Fanny Beeson told her that her husband haul fled for This oentlenian died about the llth Or l 2th or last February, Open Wounds and Sores, as well a the most inveterate forms turn, and Medicines punctua'lly trunsmitted to any address,
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a politi^al offence, anti she had no friend hat hei• Brother (the aud eas buried in the ehurehyard of Glariworth, on Saturday, of Gout and Rheumatiema Ind estion:, Lose of APpetite, Fle- either by initials or name. NARCH, H. m. IL m. F. I.
prisoner). The deceased was mil& modest, and very religious. the 13th February, in the dead hour of the night. His body tuleecy, Nervousness. & .
c '
...a.-- .----„-...-,--. .-....,-........-..- Taesday, ....I5 959 l 0 23 15 8 . Mercury conj. Moon, 143 m
The midwife and her eervant spoke to the remarkable atten- h has -attended
was brought there. in a shell,.on a common car, attended only Tne eminent success whir _ . . the use of these , W.d iesday-16 10 54 11 517 5 'Mercury rises 5 31m
tion and tenderness shown by the prisoner to the deceased. • 'by his son, and ihree other persons of inferior rauk. One or Pills for the removal and cure of 'the abate dieeases should il}ll3o/*V.S. Thdrsday. ..17 11 25 11 45 18 7 'St Patrick'
Jeanne Ponpon was washing some linen at the pond when two labouters were called up at Glanworth, to assist in the in- inducce every individual whose health is at all iinpaired, or who . F, ida ‘ lB --02 19 . 1 (.I%vel. King of West Saxons
S tarday 19 019 036 19 0 Venus eets 957 even
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Ihe found a sack; she drew •it towaids her, and upon opening terment. Nosclergyman of any joersuasiou attended his remains dto ret uire an o eration ' • • .' '
has any disease suppose . 1
.. . p ,to make a fair EAST iN,Q.TES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, ae. SUNDAY 2O 052 1 9 18 5 sth Sunday in Lent. Spring -
it, a leg fell out. She went and informed the mayor. to the grave.' .1-le was interred in the family vault. of a Mr. trial of these celebrated Pills beton: they submit to, a painful, Kirkman Finlay, Russell., fm Bombey, with 1139 bales 21 bf bales, Monday ...en 121 14017 1 Benedict [commences.
Dr. Molin, who examined the different- portions of the body Sherlock. His death was kept a profound secret, and it has uncertain, and frequently unnec'essai•y operation.' ' cotton, 759 bags peeper, 189 bags coffee, Order-299 hales 2hf bales -.-- • -
after they were faked from the pond, deposed to the meinbers evee been told that a beggarman wae placed in his bed to re- It may be requisite to observe, that these Pills are not in the eotton, 1660 pa redwood, Sir C Uockereltand co-27 bag,s coffee, 7, c, ;
having been separated with great skill, as by a person pus- present,him, and that when any of his friends came to make slightest degree purgative, nor, e.ve,,11 aperient, but by their fin_ elae,phanlt;',te,etlri,.s2oboadlesA2l3s lif I),liensl cotatnindi,col lat; mcsazteasieilmB? IX
• AilatketOs '
sesing the most complete sang lived. There were five signs inquirie for him, they were answered by inarticulate sounds, as perceptible, benign, and certain innuefice, increase the appetite, 5 ,
ea'iseisacottonl4,ces bees' w'ax, ltr' ' 1371
dft -"L' bi
irom, lsic imon co-, es gum era le, '
--ea.--
',sour to the • sr i
necessary to prove strangulation ;or these, three only existed. if personating the deceased. Hotvever, Mr. George Gubbins improve digestion, and impart neew Yip con atut on. 202 bales 20 lif bales cotton, Nicol, Duckworth and co-200 bales cot-
in the ease of the victim, antl they might have proceeded from 'had an insnrance upou his life, and the annual premium upon The following Certificates and Testimonials plaee'the effieaeY ton, J and W Oweni-4 tees tea, V. P_otter-W Dk LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MA,RKET, MARCH 11.
other causes. It was possible for death to be oecasioned.by the this became due on tbe Ist of March. Mr. Gubbins heard a of these Pills beyond think, shawing their healing powers even WEST INDIES AND MA OEIRA. 0 'tie
WI „ to the reduced stock of SUGAR in the importer's hands, the
pressure With hands, as described by the prisoner, but-it was a reaert or his death, and made every effort to ascertain the fact. hen aft other remedies
in the most extreme cases, w , adminis-
, Gratitude, White, fin Barbados, with 300 hds.33 tee 30 brls sugar, 1 , .?.leismtiseveek are-limited to 530 hilt's B. P., one-half conebstingof new
very uncommon caae. He sent a man who Was well acquainted with Mr. Massey to tered with the assistance of the highest professional skill, hau pkge sweetineats, Heves Litl erla il d co--3 pkgs sweetmeats, 30, 'dr
, 1 nan owe/ oufe4a6t9last week's priees. 800 bags Bengal have also been dis-
Dr. Ratelot was of opinion that the death was caused by open. the vault. He did so, and there• identified him Mr. been found unsuccessful. bxs arrowrooteG Gowling-212 salted ox kides,,l3so ox hoens, Cavan,.
P td • I s 6tlto 70s 9€l a? cwt. In Maeritius no transactions re-
por e . n Foreign Sugar, the only sales reported are 120 brls. Per-
strangulation. . Ontibias was then advised that an inquest should be held on the Sold in Boxes at ls. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each, the latter Bros and co-t ha bullion, Order-Q Dk . nambuco Sugar at 264 •cw t . ii nd 3
Miranda, Bolton, fm Demerara with 57 hds stigar,l27 pns 26 brie , tfi for eood brow , a 6541 e cwt for good
Dr. Sallis thought that death might he occasioned by stran- body. It is supposed that this effort to conceal his death arose containing the same as nye Boxes. at Is. lstd. WI e. e
h•t Th M' '
.i anilla Sugar in this market is held at higher rates than
gulation without leaving marks on the•skin. from, tlincircuitistance of some considerable tithe property hay- BEVERLEY, Aug. 8, 1835. scribed them in Gout and R.heuma- 10 brls rune, 89 cks molasses Sir J Tobin-10 hds 19' tea sugar, Wilson the buyers are willing to give.-There has been.a fair inquiry. for Mo-
d C t 40 hil d ‘4 dl, • - 1 D Wirt k 14
an or - , so, Lan )ach, Tinne and co-2J te, zI 1 -
Sir -I am bound in gratitude to tism, as well as other complaints, LASSES, and about 240 .uns of D .
M. Pinyon, mayor of St. Marie la Blanche, depoeed to hav- ing.depended upon his life. Mr. Jones, the coroner, was op- do, 33 pns 33 los rum, N Waterhouse and Sons-50 pas 20 lids rum, i merara have been sold. at 25s 6d to
express to you my heartfelt thanks in which I found them equally sue. 26s IrCWL-COFFEE. iThe transaetions in Plantation areqeite unim-
ing spoken to the prisoner-several times about the scandal aris- posed in the discharge of his duty, and was compelled to call out for the wonderful cure your excel- cessful.-Believe me, dear sir, Douglas, Fraser and co-20 pns do, Buchanan and Brownee-50 bales
portant, the trade purchasing small parcels to meet their immediate
ing out of his cousin's being at the rectory, and she was sent the 'police to assist him. The depositions are as follow :- lent pills have effectee on me. I yours, very sincerely, cotton, Bailey, Kerr & co-1 brl sugar, 5 pns rum 1 b,, coffee. J Mellor
, r, wants; a lot of very fine Jamaica, broitglit 120 s (11e cwt. 30 bal f
es o
away. As soon as he saw the head that was taken out of the Before alms ARO JONES, Esq., one of the Coroners of the was dreadfully affected for the last JOHN DARW ALL, M. D, -100 hides, 4 Booker and cO-21 pns 13 hds rum, Order-1 ck colony , Mocha of fair quality were sold at 655. No si 1 f ' •
e es o k oreign.-111 COCOA
the pond, he recognised it as that of Fanny Besson. This wit- County of Cork. March 6th, 1836. ten months with the scrofula, and, pepper, A Mackenzie-W 1* nosales.-Nothing done in GINGER or PEPPER.-109 b
35 . Laura, Day, fm Deinerara, with 202 hds sugar, 62 ns 25 brig 13 brls , ags of PIMENTO
ness also spoke to.the churchwardens' chest being broken open, COUNTY OF CORI 9.
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The information of John 111Tarthy, of after havieg in vain eensulted three 1.4
sur hi 1 b --UDDERSFIELD,
h d S Afte h taken teree
geons in t s neig i our oo , ir,- r eying
Oct. 4, 18 .. . P sold at the qaotations.-The business in Rica h
rum, 20 tea coffee, 129 pns molasses, J Jones and co-16 hds sugar, H n_
sive amounti eto 2100 bags of Eas I as again been exten-
and two hundred and eighty-five francs taken from it; but the ro WIT. Glanworthelabourer, who being duly sworn and all their remedies having boxes of your most valuable Her- Porter
-20, hds su„gar, Ibx sweetmeats, G. Booker and co-20 pns 15 Afri'can at 9s 41, cwt in bond, and 2t50 ntdeia, atfl2s.64 to 14s, 150 bags of
money wes restored to the prisoner. The prisoner discharged, - proved ineffectual, I was induced bal Tonic Pills, the Scrofula and hels 5 bids eum, 'rand H Murray-15 pes 23. hds do, Order-26 hds 41, cwt. duty paid•-The transactions in ;110s(-; dressed Carolina at 29s
properly the duties of his office. tween the hours of two and three o'clock on last night three from the eecommendations con- Scurvy which hadcovered my face sugar, 6 pns rum, S Mackay-26 bales cotton, D. Sutton jen-G Dk common Leewards, at 2s 2d to 2s Id gy galion.are lunited to 80 puns of
Palinurus, Ayshford, fm Jamaica, with 38 pns 2 hits rum, 72 hds
Francoise Bourgeoise, servant of the prisoner, made a depo- weeks, he was called out of his house by three persons named tained in the York papers of the fpr upwards of twenty years has en, Th has 1 some inquir for INn
ere
.aeeni
.y . IGO, and rather higherrates
sition which astonished the whole court, after the statement Hendlev, Duggan, and Learney, who belonged to Chas. Masa
affi. Y 3
enucaaciteor havins,
f -our ills to try them tirely left me ; and indeed it has e ,
eljtaken three 2s-9d. been so bad upon' me hea'd as t suear Hosack and Boyd-45 lids sugar, 61 lees pimento, Gladstoce and
0 co-100 ligs pimento, We eh and Hudson-150 do, C Payne end co- dernanded.-No sa es reported in SHELL • LAC.-A few chests of Leo
of the latter that he mistrusted her. She admitted that Fanny sey of Griston, in the comity of Limerick; said Chas. Massey boxes, was completely cured in the cause the hair to come.ota at least 61 hds sugar, Is lms rum; R Bagot-120 hds.sugar, 67 pns rum, C Hors- DYE brought 151 d 41e lh, and some mixed GALLS 93s v cwt.--Of SALT..
Beeson used, to emne to the rectory, but maintained that she was with them ; deponent did not know any of them before, ex- short space of five weeks. I attribute the coming off of my fall and co-23 hds sugar, 9 pns runs, 60 bgs pirnento, Timperon and co PETRE the trade have been free buyers; they have taken •b t '
bites and 1000 also sold on speculation, at ve f 1 •
ry ul prices. a ou 300 J
never observed any thing that could lead her to suppose that cept Learney, who was in Mr. Massey's employment; depon- ,Hopingehat you will make this hair to that. I wag some time ago -6 lids sugar, 450 bge, pimento, Ibx arrowroot, Mulholland and co- e •
other relations existed between her and her master than those ent came out and saw a coffin with a corpse in it, on a cart ; de- known for the benefit. of my fel- obliged to wear a wig.; but since I 4
.tes coffee, T Bryden- awoons -The demand for Campeachy Loewoorr i
111 bgs pimento, Ick sante, 2 hxs preserves, DY . . . . s steady, and
of mere friends. She always considered her as hs relation. ponent proceeded with them to Glanworth churchevard, and de- low-sufferers, I remain, eir,.your took your pills I. have been entire- 9.t lietwoode26 t Nicaraeua wood Order-P Dk
F ' . II h f '''
' • ',- about 100 tons sold, inferior at £7, and prime at £7 15s, also 25 of Ja-
rancts, Cat , m Barb dos, with 64a hds 11 Ws sugar, Barton, naalca at X 5 lOs to X 5 15s ;in Fuseic, about 50 tons of Cuba were
When the prisoner told her of the preenancy she promised to Posited the body in thefamily vault belonging to •111 r. Thomas very obedient servant - ly free from anything like Scrofu-
VV. Fs* DAN Y I d ' - ' '
B . a, an hope shortly to appear in Irlam and.co•-.5 lids do, Gibbs, , Bright and co-2•brla do, 9 pkgs sue- taken at £7 to £7 is 6d, arid a few. toes of Savanilla and Tampico at
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keep it a secret. When she informed the mayor that Fanny Sherlock ; deponent never, saw the body. but was • informed it To Mr. Cheddona a my own hair. I cannot dp less cedes, 6 pkgs arrowroot, Order-W Dk steady prices ;of NICARAGUA WOOD, 25 tons of Lima at £l5 to £l5
Besson was at the rectory, it was to prevent scandal. The was Mr. Massey of Griston; two persons of the Briens from a . ' than thank you for bringing to the ' • UNITED STATES. los; and a few tons of Rio Hache at £l5 r ton ; BARwoon steady.--
edges of the bill and the knife might have been bluntedby here ,Glanworth were with deponent, and also John Sherlock, of the To C. S. Cheddon, Esq. , world such a valuable medicine, William Ilerdman, Gilmour, fm New Orleans, with 214 bales cot- ave teken lace in TURPENTINE. and the quotations there
No sales h . p . ,
ed-• the arrivals are rather 1 -
arge, part of
self, as the used them for cutting wood. The witness then went same place; deponent got nothing but whisky for assisting in , s May 43, 1835. and of which it :is impossible to ton, Johsnson, Grainger and co-450 do, R Wilaon-63 do, G Green fore of last week are eontinu ,
00 b I d '
on to give the prisoner a most excellent character for mildness •
the intermept ; deponent thought it rattler strange that the bu- Gratitude impele me to address speak too highly. If your r and Son-52 do, E Eccles-159 do, Order-36 do, W Stuart 11 do T which have been seat into sto ,
re but 13 r s aro a vertised to be sold
- -) ' by public sale.-No sales or alteration in American TAR.
dear sir, for, through the lishine
, this would be in a- Dixon and co-P Dk to-morrove .
and humanity. She did not believe that he committed the rial should take place by night ; deponent was told about two 7 ,__
UrSSZ of the Almiehty,
,e, have you desired by you ou have
, Y Fairfield, Sleek, fm Savannah, with 264 •bales cotton, -There is very little demand for Pot or Pearl ASHES, and the whole
W C Moly- dOO I 1 t vious rices • 100 brls of
sales of the week do not excee 2 ns a pre p ,
crime. Such a man never could have doue it. The president hours befote the corpse came, to be in -readiness to assist in the cared me of that which did embit- permission of •eux-la9 do, W Bentley, sen and co-371 do, C Bolters and S -241
observed to the witness that she- had perjured herself, as her interment; he was told so by Hendley. ter my existence. The earliest Yours, vers. r ' , Order-33 pine planks, T Godfrey--Q Dk '• ' ons Montreal Pot have been sent round to London.-In I,'LAXSEED or CLO-
present testimony was at direct variance with the avowals of the Sworn before me, recollection I have is connected J. I . Belvidere, Bailey, fin Charlestoi - •
1, with 368 bales cotton, Malcom- ' • •flin to s
VEpsEELI the only sales this week are !some very tri g t, at former
old at 10s.-No alt ra-
prisoner, and even with tier own previous declarations. The John Wearthy. • RICHARD JONES, Coroner. with misery ; even my childhood To Mr. Cheddor : son, Bell and co-200 do, J Fey-16 do, W Stuart-39 do, TWS • h fine Philadelphia Brune s e
prices.-A few casks ~ . ,
~,_,,, ,
„.
mit tion in BEES' WAx..-HIDEs. The saies constss Cu ...)tr ery ',melees
was not exempt from pain. At - and co-38 do, 19800 bus ro rice, Watson, Simpson and eo-P Dk
witness also declared, that although she went to the house of
once to elucidate this, I must in- FROM DR. BF • Pacific, Hoxie, fm Mobile, with 1228' bales cotton, Baring, Bros Ayres and Monte Video at 7d 9d,
to 2600 dr . salted Brazil at s.ed to 61d
the prisoner's brother,
_after the finding of the body of Fanny Comm, OF CORK The information of Patrick Cormick, of form you that a dreadful scorbutic c and co-89 do, T and J D Thoreely-109 do, Martineau and co-100 36,000 East India Kips at 71d to B,ld for ies _ y
I 3 t dr salted, 5d to 6Ad for'
Besson, she never mentioned the'circumstance to him. TO WIT. Griston, in the parish of Glenbrohane, eruption completely covered my GLAS, J
• • do, W and J Brown and co-24 do, Wainwright and co--79 do, Order rubbed do, best brined and dry and 2edeo 4id for rulleed
5d to 6Ad tor ~
M. Alexandre, schoolmaster at St. Marie la Blanche, saw , townland of Griston, Barony of Cortlea, face •my parents -kindly placed Dear Sir. .erous _P Dk do, 1770 Buffalo at 4id to 4ad for best, and 2i 1
d to '2 d for inferior, 450
prisoner on the 26,11 of August. He appeared perfectly un- County Limerick, yeoman, before Richard Jones, Esq. In- me al school, and hard intleedwas cases of S,. s • ' arhutic Royal William, M`Neilaee, fm Savannah, with 100 bales cotton, J d and 150 do Cape at 4ed 4P 115.-Honsu
salted New York 40 to 41 , . . . . .
h b
HAIR. -3 bales Buenos Ayres tails, middling to fair quality, aye een
-concerned, and took vvitness's gun, and. fired at some birds. formant being duly sworn and examined, deposeth and saith, it to m o
eet the scorn and sarcasm Affecti ns whi . _act under Mann-100 do, W and .7 Brown and co-585 do, Order-100 do, Sands,
sold at 17 8d 8d f h f
Ad to 191 d, and 28 mats Russian at to i or s ortso t,
Two churchwardens spoke to the sum of two hundred and that he has known Frederick Nassau Massey, of Griston, afore- that my unhappy appearance pro- my care, I - -
du d f I h I . - ' -
ce ; requent y ave- turned mg, for a ecteavour- Hodgson and co••-P Dk
to find Noble, •Mustard, fm Mobile, with 760 bales cotton, Baring, Bros .
and 12d to 13W te 111 for second length.-Oek BARK. 100 tons Dutch
eighty-five francs being missing from their chest, which the said, gentleman, for thirty years ; said Massey was about 80 from my schoolfellows and wept in out some - • would and co-P Dk £ d Th If T If
have brought £6 lOs to 6 12s 6 eet ton.- esaes o oneceo tis
k consist of •25 hhds Vir inia leaf 65-hhds stemmed, and 55 hhds
prisoner made up. A further sum of one hundred francs, bor- Years of age ; deponent did not see him alive since last summer, agony. As years passed away I cure these a ts; in Cornubia, Bell, fm Charleston, with 16640 bus ro rice, Watson, -1Y•
reeeentu ' .d. The fv hole ' '
ckysteminc has been disposed of to the home-
rowed from the chest by the prisoner, had also been paid since although. deponent lives about 100 perches from him; and Fre- left school, and thankful am Ito fact, I have eery Simpson and co-112 bales cotton, Keill and Courant-72 do, J Logan
d t• 20
his arrest. derick Massey Was generally confined to his room; deponent tell you with a calm spirit, and I medicine 1 ev. . nut -48 do, wily, Prevost and co-100 do, Hagerty and Jerdein-20 do, tru e excep ing, hhds Virginia leaf and stemmed, which have been.
taken* for Ireland. No cha • • • be • d b d
nge in prices can notice , ut stemme
„ The prisoner admittedthat he took the money, not by break- heard of his death about a month aeo, and heard others say' resolved patiently to endure that finding one sues . - 's W Stuart-. 173 do, Ordere-W Dk ' , . commands very full rates.
lot which one far above' me, had induced to try . , - nni'llsrL AMERI.CA.
~ -lug open the chest, but merely detaching a nail from a that he was still alive ; deponent lat'ely made inquiries, from selected for me. Three months reeeivingyour let, .- • . ' • Moran, fm St John, NB, with 74 pa birch and . ---- •
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piece of wood upon which the drawer rested. which he learned that said freflerick Massey was privately bu- since a relation of mine observing upon giving them a . . Fenevick 'Keating. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE,
On the third day the examination of witnesses continued. ried in Glanworth churchyard, bis wife's burial ground, abOut in the paper the numercnis and fore,gave them regu. e -.• ' 1 lis pine timber, 701 cl 4 deala and deal ends, 35 c staves, Gibbs,.
Louise Rippet, of Lyons, had known the prisoner for some fourteen miles from Griston ; said Massey's burial ground is 'at '• • 'eta and co-B Dk
highly-respectable signatures af- patients labouring um. .. , • •. s • There continues a very limited .demand for BRIMSTONE, in cense-
itannia Fraser,:fm Liverpool, NS, with 870 ps white and 108 ps quence of' th`e heavy arrivalsebut still holders do not seem inclined at
vears :he had been several times at her house, and she at his. fixed to your advertisernent im• forms of Scronla arm -,,e -
Duntrileagtie, in the County of Limerick. Deponent saw Fre- .. - , . -. . ' ' • . el,
- • tie tiro er 4, deals 12 cords lathwood, 2713 r o stavea, 4- spars, present to give way in price.-The sales in SUMAC have been 200 bags.
In September last he came to her, and begged her to put- in derick Massey's body, this day, in Mr. Sherlock's vault, in ie
• ,meniately_procnred a box of' osnsAffections and in six we •- , - , , _ , s -
LAERRAL Tome -Pius 1 , ' • '
and, pre-. astonishment,theywere a. - ~,-. 4, • ian spi ees, .
1 - • '') d •l. ISI oar rafters, 6pr horns, Order-B Dk • , Sicily at 14s, and a parcel of old Verona at 5s 9clir cwt.-Small sales
pawn for him some plate, and to sell a watch, a pair of ear- Glanworth churchyard, and has no doubt whatever of his iden- sented them to me, -4
wit,. an earn-lcured. I have continued te, -eZtt:' ' ' , SOUTH AMERICA.. :. . • . made in C stew% of .l'Alia•Aa, at prevaoits.ratess-th ARGO Ls nothing to
rine% and two rings, which she did. He seemed cheerful, and tity; saw him also on Thursday last, in the place ; there were est wish that I would take-them. ing these truly.valuable Pale- !:`,..,•,f, - Louisa Maria Gamble, fru Monte Video, with 2705 salted o and c repore-Thelre is little inquiry for MADDERS Or .MADDER ROOTS ;
joked with a young girl that wes there. no marks of violence upon him, to deponent's knowledge. De- 'Reluctantly I consented, for my since, with the greatest succela, li'd 21,6 d• ' 1 1 ides 1318 dry hides 3.40 rai
i es, , le o ant e 1 , . •, 11 . oriv, 1 tboees good quality of the latter is held firmly at the quotations.-In Ouva
Two young men, formerly pupils at the college of Toisset, ponent saith tbat his object in ascertaining his death was in spirits were literally broken - still "I am dear Sir • G Ilarl- er and co-12 hls horse heir, 2.bls horse hi ee„'. One th lensiness has been about 40 tung Gall mli at £63 other sorts
..95e dry hprse ' e -Vereeet Ain good re * • *
. • at £6O 41.' tun. queet, and title stock in first hands
I kth and n et, Ist ' ' - • ' '
too mei, __ , 9_. , eesed for " Yours, very truly, hides, Order-P We--
stated, that when they were at the college a good-deal was said consequence of a Mr. George Gubbins having an insurance On
eyer be a kind Providence; and you '''R. BROWNE, M.D. Mary Bab t • ''Wel bfm 'Valparaiso, with 23 tons copper ore
ex war. ; , .i , sted -Fisit Otis • •• , ith t It t'
nearly exhau • . . remain w on a era ion, the prices
, F are steady and the salee tritling.-In Sean Otes some business is doing-
about the Rector Delacollonge and a handsome senipstress, but his life; the yearly preinium, amounting to £lOO, was to have my dear air, elyeskin is as clear "To C. S. C E **
lIED.DON, sq. Templeman and; cio-,,210- do; 'l' Naylor and co-no bgs wool A Gibbs t -- •
they
.were too young then to know much about it. He was vio- been due on ihe Ist March • there was a large tithe property as the fairest beneith the sun. Tae and Sons-45 ligs.veheut, WeGemnselb=l bx pearls, II Castellain St co e can; q ,
uptations.-The transactions in PALM thestill' continue very
lent In temper, and when the students were struck by him, they depending upon his life, and deponent thinks this wes the fee- yistock is.where.l -live, lam now FROM DR. PALMER, OF WAL-, .-Ics s coats, ak priler-P Dlt, . •
a .. 4....J1, . . th e been tak f t t £35 'bd•tl . • -
- limited ; 3 • ons av en
,or expor a in on , ic man
cipal holders decline selling at this price.-0 le of TURPENTINE te in
remembered it. Several other young men, formerly at the same son for concealing his death. staying in London, and have avail- • WORTH. MEDITERRANEAN. pareels of Haler have been disßosed of -at the
fair request. -Some
college, deposed that the prisoner's chastisement was brutal in Sworn before ed myself Of this circumstance to WALWORTII, Surrey,
Harlequin Spurgeon, fue Cainea, Isle of Candiaewith M 8 eks olive prices quoted.-In FLAX but little business doing.-We have expe-
the extreme. One of them was made to kneel and then the Pee Coemice. R. JONES, Coroner. tell •vou all I feel. ,
~ , • Ever respeCtfullv yours, • Feb. 27th 1834. ,
• Sir,-Among the numerous me- . oil, 13.,Zwilchenbareend c 07•20 _mortars, said ataster-E.Dk rieuced a fair consumers! demand for TALLOW, and sales have been
calves of his legs were flagellated with a cat-o'-nine-tails. Cor- GRACE HORNCASTLE. dicines now before the public, I FRA NCE. . effected at, rather bette r prices.
•
rection was not-in public but in his own room'. COUNTY OF CORK The infortnation of William Galway, Esq., To,lalr. cliedden. . know of none so efficacious as yeur
Delight, Jefferson fm Marseilles, with 89 cks madder, 343 bales '
• Duval, a turnkey at the prison of Beaune, spoke to the pri, TO wit. of Mallow, M.D., who, beine dulv sworn and
, . -a--- Pills in restorino. indiiiduals, to,
Q. madder root, 10 bale; oreliella. weed, 87 t brimstone, 2 sample bottles. • LIVERPOOL COTTON. MARKEL Meacti lla
soner and Francois Bourgeoise, his servant, bein,g upon the - ctt • the early part of the week was very
The• demand for o on in. ,
best terms while in- prison there together. After the latter was day examined the body. of a person, who he heard was Mr. Sir,--1. eeturn you me- sincere Scrofulous and Cutaneons Affec- •
tnanks for the cure your 'Medicine t• Glandular Swellines gene- - (
DI •
limled • durine the last two days, however, there has been a fair ex-
set at liberty, she came to visit Zile prisoner, and there was an Frederick Massey, of Griston, in the County Limerick; it was
. has lately performed upon me ; I
lionvs,,or .
1 1 fb ' t d
all partieu ar y 0 was an ith 298 es wine 20 es brandy 7 t -,
Boykett, Austin, fm ourdeaux, w , , . , , •
B 11 ' t d 1' ne fad er 1-h from our last
brls verdieris W Maxweil and co-2 es 1 brl wine, G A Lilly and co- tent' of•business done, genera yaa ec i o p
interest, and even a tenderness displayed, that seemed ridicu- in a vault in Glanworth churchyard; there was no mark of Yloa
,had beep, sufferine from severe neck, as also Gout and Ithennalte 2 hits do, lei*vin and Lassell-1 het do, Pemberton and- Green-
-2 lids ' articularly in the middle and inferior qualities
lous. This witness also spoke to the prisoner having had novels lehce on his person, and deponent thinks he died from natural pains in my back'and loins andaiem, or where the system is, pie-. do, T Stavert-8 do, Devaux and Given-2 es do, 2es .a.picture and 2 quotations, but more p
ta -en o mencan an
have ls TO A • d 100 Bahia
and licentious books to read while in prison. The vicar of causes, and not. by violeuce; deponent saith that one Patrick • left side for many months. and had disposed to' disease. •
. WS is the lanspe, J W Gibsone and co-11 es 12 hds 10. qr cies wine, 1 cse brandy of Arnerican. Speculators ;
Beaune visited him, and he declared that he would cease to Cormick was with him at the time in the vault, and pointed out become mach_ emaciated; appa- reeult of my experience with them, - 304 brla prunes, •Order3o lids brandy, Devaux and Given-I cse oil and exporters 200 Amenc
• an and 500 Bengal.
come unless he changed his course of reading. the body as that of Frederick Massey; saith said - body had a rently my whole frame eves entire- having prescribed them extensively- and liqueurs, •B BrethertOn-4 es wine, .N Duckworth and co-9 cks
ly, -worn e out from having been with the greatest success. verdigris, J T Hobson-1 bskt contens unku, G and W Wainwright CCOUNT OF. SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Two professors of the college of Toisset spoke to the exena- very large rupture. above fourteen stone I had sunk - I am, Sir, yours. &c. -- K-Dk • A ,
plary conduct of the prisoner while he was there. Correction. Sworn before me, 6th March, 1836, down to nine and a half when I JOHN PALMER, n 0.... ' • From, the sth instant to. this day inclusive.
EUROPE.
of the pupils was necessary, as they were unruly. The mode William Galway. • • It. JONES, Coroner. begen to take your pills, which I To Mr. Checidon. .
.
SALES. IMPORTS.
. EMEraki,;l3osd, fm Hamburgle with. 100 brls pork, Henderson, , Sales
of it was that which had. been long, established. fcrund relieffrom after taking a few• ' Sellarandere-30 elts black lead, T H Elmenhorst-50 salted hides, I• 1 DEsCRIPTtoz•IS. Prvsly This This ' Pi-77e---ty
. 1834
days and by continuine-them they Sloaneestreet, Sept. e, .
A turnkey of the prison at Dijon deposed to the good con- Fteintwo OF THE JURY.-That the said Frederick N. MasseY , restoled me -to ,- or someyears aye su -.
f '''ll lh I Sir • I,' Ih f
per ect ea t . Caster-8 eks conts,unlen, W Lindsay-2 hes do, 50.0 brls flour,. 59 cs this Year Week of the week. Week thisYeit;
duct of the prisoner, who read his breviary, his bible, and.some died at Griston, in the county of Limerick, from natural causes, consider my life was entirely ved f red so much from indigestion, &c,
.ea e glass were, Iha samples, Order-750 bets flour, 12 ps smoked beef, 50 -- --,...-
historical works. • :not by violent means; and the jurors aforesaid upon their oaths
.hy your medicine: three medical Sac.; that I would frequently go' chts gin,,2obils biScuit a 5 kgs ta , ,
Bow Ihd vinegar, 20 bxe sausages, Sea Island Georgie ..... 2280 180 16 (ii 324,
Letters from the ProcureurGeneral of Lyons being read, in further say that the said Fredorick N.. Massey afterwards, that gentlemen, whom I had the great- without eating ; although your Graham and Taylor-W Dk• . 770 10 111 - 0 5772
Stained Ditto... ....... • • , 80471-
which it was stated that the prisoner had confessed hie crime, is to say, between the hours of two and three o'clock, on the a- ' •
eet confidence in, rather a vised pille,aye not recommended for my Anfield, Campbell, fin Odessa, with 634 cks tallow, H. Az J Honiby U I d Ditto
1) an 90110 5420 9e. - 111
.. e
- ' '0 b 1 l• ed I 1 I fl Rathbun°, Bros and, co--40bales 101.
me not to trouble myself with me- complaint knowire• they had cure aoc--Co--.-- r s mse i ' e axe. Alabama ..... ... I 20650 1700 'a -
and urged in his defence that hewas pre-occupied with the idea night Of Saturday, the 13th February, in the year aforesaid,. di • tk cotPlia. flax 111 Croeier-1800 staves 76 bales merino wool,, Order- se e • - ... . 9t - Ili ' - 9211- - 58622.
• •-. • - ' --1- '1 l''' • -
one, as, they considered it per- sev.era indivu tie s, I proeured a - ' . , :., - - . , aloctle. •
of a two-fold suicide. was privately. buried in the churchyard of- Glanwarth, County feetly aseles,,.. You are at II) t 1 e b' • 11 th tirneeit w , -
ler y ar,,e. qx, are iy e as BDk New Orleans ...... .• • • 62650: 5480 91 - 1).1 ,
Delacollenee denied having made such a confession, and ex.. Cork.
, to make what use you think pro- finished I could- eat almost anye Johanna Tweidtmann fin Hamburgh, with 300 brls pork 10 hf p
1 . ' • 'd
'5O brl -fl G h nd iaylor-
iris beef, Hutchinson en •co:-a- _ s our, ra am a ernambueo ........ i 15660 1170 ili - 144 1.
Arietiti end-Ceara- . • 111 - 121 1 . g 323
plained how that magistrate must have-misinterpreted his la-n- per of this. thing without inconvenience, but
1, 1 ese cords uakn,li A Brandets-10 do, J. Houghton-2 do,
• J 4..l3aurta - 124-
guage. I remain, your obedient Servant, continue to.take•tevo,pills,an our Bahia and Magaio..• • . ' 5193
• ' DARING ATTACK AND-SUCCESSFUL RESISTANCE.-A corres- SAIMUELDAWSON, heron. dinner, You are at liberty , e , . ,
-. bee toys Samuelson and co-8 es leks coots unk,u, 14 cs linen, m„ . e lei
r.lll a . • 24 13
I 10550 180 '1- - --
On the fourth day (Friday) the prisoner was extremely pale rdere--Q Dk 114 - 0 1 5577
- pondent, residing. near Bityle, has furnished. es with. the follow- , ' to make What Ilse ou thlnk pro- " Sawginned
and depressed. ' . y afercuir, Sinit, Ina AetWerp, with 80 t oak baek, 50 bls codilla, 117 Para 0- 0
fa re )
ing account of a daring attack atede on the house o , ,seectable e
FROM DR. DAR WALL oeBIR- per of this: ' ' ' :
The Advocate-General, in rising to address the court in sup- MINGH AM. ' • ' • I• •
- •remam yours, tee. , Ids flan, 3cs laces, Ordere--30e00 tiles, Fur Ereportation-Q -Dk ' Peruvian 2O 0 - 0
port of the prosecution, expatiated at considerable length on (ant named Martin lime also near tha tow -- u
pi-sites . , . . ~ , ,
.. t n . Abu t BIRMINGHAM,,A.priLIO, 1833. SAMUEL ROGERS. -
Demerara and Berbice, 310 0 - 0 86 152
eight o'clock on the 'evenine o S ' w • • - '•
~, f . uncle) eek taenty ruffiens Barbados, . . 270 -
the affecting contrast between the licentious and criminal con- ' .. Dear•Sir,-I have been fer seve- To. Mr. Cheddon. . . 0 • ._. 0-. e '
duct of the prisoner and the sacred office which he, held. Allud- surrounded the house, and demanded entranee. On this Mr, tal months prescribing your Pills • ' ' ' ' %...i.ib-i•PlYillg Nuttlitgence. Common W,estlndia... 900 40 10 .... o 3 718
834
Martin prepared for defence, and shot one of the*assailants in in all caries ef Scrofula and •Scor- Sunderlandi-lerald, May 3, 1 . • La Girayra 37,7?0 60 84 - et- 930
ing to the money stolen from the churchwardens' chest, he _ism-- ' ...... 140 ,
the course of the action. They then retired ; bet returned with ffections svith the reatest The derrian In 'this town- for
butic A . , . g . d Carthagena 0_ 0
maintained that its subsequent restitution by the prisoner did FRIDAY, Mellon 11 .-Noon,
.Wina W,S.W.”-Fresh., 10
ossihle success. As these -Coin- Cheddon's. 'Herbal -Pills has been • ' Smyrna - 0
notalter the character of the robbery. The learned eentlemen a reinforcement, amounting to nearly two hundred persons, P . tl th • ' • ' t• 1 A 'l'' - '" •• i e-, S. - h '1 1 l''h E., ' t'a
plemts are. grea y upon e ine unprecedented, which •is .en ire y • oilmen.- eoyetWelleanneX,Nee (age, eon asenne , sat ei ei esp i n 7080 370 'l3l ...e 15s 336 3431
who continued to storm the
_house until five o'Oock in the
then dwelt upon the fact and eircumstancei.or the cutting the crease, there being scarcely a fae attributable to their intrinsic worth Feb-Mary owl:Agnes, gologlii ncl, ;from Hal i fax-Lpe isa, 51 via, Gam- Surat and Madras
morning., without, however, being able. to gain admission. Mr.
bode to pieces as a proof of the guilt of the prisoner, who pre- mill? free from them, I corisider and the greet benefit number Shave ble, from aloete'Vlittes;kairea 28th Dee:, in
.company 'with the Mar;a, 'Bengal ' ..• • • SSSO . 620 54 _ei 2395 -
tended that the death was a natural one. If th b d h d b
e 0y a een Martin. was most valiantly assisted during the siege-by his tYife, yotir M,edicine the most valuable derived from taking theni. • '
ho when leaden hull
, • . , ets arid shot were expended, supplied her }lave' also tare- '
ever discovered. I f f . , . for•Eng!ned. • The- Betsey 11 ad and. Boyne' were to 'sail in ten daVs. Per public sale thie day,
On the 22(.1,F• :.., in lat 34 20, lone, :35, spoke the Elizabeth Bentley, Sea leland - _
left entire, presumptions might have been .in his favour; but w hence; foreSevaneah-Del igb t, from Nlarseilles-Boyltett, Shotten, Stained Ditto- . ••• .. 1 '
the moment that he mutilated tbe body the doubts turned aeainst "th ieces of 't
111.1sbRDC1 WI p. . , n iron vessel, which she broke up For liersons-desirous.o .
orwardine Mr CHE N Testimonials
in • DDO . s d -
F his Pills can addresa hi
the perpose. Since the above ti•ansaction Mr. Martin has been of the efficacy 0. ,
.. mto the care•of _
his from or eeue., . . ~ Manilla, &tt 5O 10 - 101
him. The plea that he cut up the body and threw the portions. erect el ceiveu.-Coefit7coce, Phill;,ps ; and Greyhound, Hill, from • . -,---- ---_—.
obliged to keep three policemen on the premises.- Dublin London Agents.
of it into a privy and a pond to prevent scandal was absurd, Br;Siol-Rdin Peat, from. Glasgow- e'r,iends, Lowry', from Isleman- J 251110 15630 , 15405 171625
- at.....t._ --dal .y1.r..,1 1,..,,f',,,,. As to the crime ;ere- ____ • Record. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Heareev and Co , 63, Oxfordi
.. . e . e.,, , 1 TN . ___ a 11—.1,__,_ _xr .1. ATz ' on, 'urn ~.•
Fel • f Belfast-Banieashie, William Ituskisson and Cite- of ------------•-7-- -
1,.. ,7—_. ry- - - ~..... 14 /1. 11,...,4.

The prisoner admitted that he took the money, not by break-
lag open the chest, but merely detaching a nail from a
piece of wood upon which the drawer rested.
On the third day the examination of witnesses continued.
Louise 'tippet, of Lyons, had known the prisoner for some
years : he had been several times at her house, and she at his.
In September last he came to her, and begged her to put in
pawn for him some plate, and to sell a watch, a pair of ear-
rings, and two rings, which she did. He seemed cheerful, and
joked with a young girl that was there.
Two young men, formerly pupils at the college of Toisset,
stated, that when they were at the college a good deal was said
about the Rector Delacollonge and a handsome sempstress, but
they ware too young then to know much about it. Ile was vio-
lentin temper, and when the students were struck by him, they
remembered it. Several other young men, formerly at the same
college, deposed that the prisoner's chastisement was brutal in
the extreme. One of them was made to kneel and then the
calves of his legs were flagellated with a cat-o'-nine-tails. Cor-
rection was-not in public but in his own room.
Duval, a turnkey at the prison of Beaune, spoke to the pri-
soner and Francois Bourgeoise, his servant, being upon the
best terms while in prison there together. After the latter was
set at liberty, ahe came to visit ..he prisoner, and there was an
interest, and even a tenderness displayed, that seemed ridicu-
lous. This witness also spoke to the prisoner having had novels
and licentious books to read while in prison. The vicar of
_Beaune visited him, and he declared that he would cease to
come unless he changed his course of reading.
Two professors of the college of Toisset spoke to the exem-
plary conduct of the prisoner while he was there. Correction,
of the pupils was necessary, as they were unruly. The mode
of it was that which had. been long. established.
A. turnkey of the prison at Dijon deposed to the ,good con-
duct of the prisoner, who read his breviary, his bible, and some
historical works.
Letters from the ProcureurGeneral of Lyons being read, in
which it. was stated that the prisoner had confessed his, crime,
and urged in his defence that he-was pre-occupied with the idea
of a two-fold suicide.
Delacollenge denied having made such a confession, and ex-
plained how that magistrate must have misinterpreted his lan-
guage.
On the fourth day (Friday) the prisoner was extremely pale
and depressed.
The Advocate-General, in rising to address the court in sup-
port of the prosecution, expatiated at considerable length on
the affecting contrast between the licentious and criminal con-
duct of the prisoner and the sacred office which he, beld. Allud-
ing. to the money stolen from the churchwardens' chest, he
maintained that its subsequent restitution by the prisoner did
not-alter the character of the robbery. The learned gentlemen
then dwelt upon the fact and circumstances of the cutting the
body to pieces as a proof of the guilt of the prisoner, who pre-
tended that the death was a natural one. If the body had been
left entire, presumptions might have been in his favour; but
the moment that he mutilated the body the doubts turned against
him. The plea that he cut up the body and threw the portions
of it into a privy and a pond to prevent scandal was absurd,,
for the scandal existed before. As to the crime being preme-
ditated, no doubt could exist on that head, as the prisoner had
betrayed constant uneasisress from the moment his intimacy
with the victim was known to the mayor of St. Marie la Blanche.
The Advooate-General in consequence invoked the capital pen-
alty. on prisoner head.
M. Koch, the prisoner's counsel, took up the line of defence
as that resorted to by Delacollonge, and in an eloquent address
coutbated the arguments of the Advocate-General.
The President here announced that there was a person in
covert who had something to say in the interest of the defence.
A Captain Boure came forward, and related that some time ago
be and several brother officers being together, one of them was
in play seized by the neck by another, and from the pressure
fell down in a state of insensibility from which he did' not recover
for sometime.
Dr. Sallis being recalled, gave it as his opinion that the
appearance of death was often produced. by violent pressure.
After the Advocate-General had again addressed the Court,
and Counseller Koch had replied, the President summoned up
the.evidence, and the jury retired, and soon after returned a
verdict of " Wilful murder, but without premeditation." The
Court, in consequence, condemned the prisoner to hard labour
at the. hulks for life, and to stand in the pillory.
The verdict of the jury excited strong murmurs among the
auditory. The prisoner, on bearing the sentence, fell down,
and when lie left the court was obliged to be-supported by.
gendarmes.

PREVENTION OF DUELLING IN AMERICA.—At length a bill
has been introducei. into the legislature which, if passed into a
law, will effectually prevent duelling for the future. Among
the provisions of the bill are the following :—" This bill guaran-
tees to the creditors of the deceased, killed in a duel, a full pay-
ment from the propriety of the surviving party, and a right to
sue for the same. In case of injury sustained in body, whereby
the party is unable to labour for his own or his family's support,
or to make good all legal demand against himself, incurred be-
fore or after the said in,jury,.t he party injuring shall be compelled
to support the party injured and his family, and to make good;
at the hazard of the law's displeasure, any demand for the
same; shall forfeit to the nearest surviving relative the sum
of thousand dollars ; and should they fail to claim for one
year the claim shall be legal in the hand of the next eldest rela-
tive. That the evidence of the. dying party is gpod and legal
with regard to all claims against himself, and the testimony of
his second valid, and placed beyond impeachment, for whatever
evidence he may under other circumstances have, given." The
bill, has been read a first time and ordered to be printed.
UTILIY OF CONSERVATIVE DINNERS.—There is nothing
better calculated to extend not merely a good feeling amongst
the members of the conservative party, but a just and compre-
hensive knowledge of their principles, than those friendly
I ineetings where good humour and hilarity prevail. A good
dinner puts every man at his ease ; and we defy the sourest
whig or most rabid radical to withstand the genial influence of
a bottle of good port. It is, therefore, the duty of every good
I patriot to bestir himself in the cause, by encouraging in every
:possible way the prevailing appetite for public political dinners,
where the best principles are imbibed with the best "tipple,
as North has it, and the noblest feelings expand upon the most
flowing,- bumpers. We rejoice to observe that the conservatives
r of Newhaven have been amongst the first to exhibit a disposi-
'tion of this kind. The, do not intend to confine themselves to a
yala-day once a-year; but, with a spirit worthy of their cause,
they, are resolved to meet frequently to celebrate the principles
which they profess. Last Saturday, a meeting was held in the
Peacock inn, comprising a pretty numerous body of the most
respectable and zealous conservatives in the district. Many
excellent and appropriate speeches were delivered in'the course
of the evening; besides the usual local toasts, we need hardly
add that due honour was paid to- the Aritish-eonstitution, to Sir
'Robert Peel; the Puke of•Welhogton, Sir David Milne;
Aitchison, &c. &c. The company, did not separate. till, a, late
though timely hour, after passing a most harmonious and de-
lightful evening. In a notice Of this kind, we cannot omit
remarking that the worthy- landlord of the Peacock proved his
title to be. one of the ablest caterers for the entertainment of
his guests. The dinner, consisting of fish, dressed in':'every
variety of style, and a superabundance of other substantials,
was such as would have done honour to the table Of 'Cuff
We conclude by recommendhw th,example of the New-
haven conservatives to our conservative' brethren throughout the
empire,—Edinburgh Evening Post.

AIINGHAM
BirtivincoliAm,A.priLlo, 1833
DearSir,—l have been for seve-
rat months prescribing your Pills,
in all cages ?f Scrofula and Scot,:
butic Affections, with the greatest
possible success. As these com-
plaints are greatly upon the in-
crease, there being scarcely a fa-
mily' free from them, I consider
ydur Medicine the most valuable
ever discovered. I have also -ore-.
Persons-desirous of forwarding Mr. CuEonorg Testimonials
of the efficacy of his Pills, can address him to the care of his
London Agents.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by HANN AY and Co., 63, Oxfordi
fstreet, London, Wholesale Patent Medicine Venders and Per-
umers to the Royal. Family, by whom Dealers in the country
are supplied with Cheddon's Pills, and every other Patent Me-
dicine, at the usual Trade Prices, and allowed 10. per Cent.
Discount, upon Orders accompanied with-a Cash Remittance.
GRAHAM'S TASTELESS APERIENT LOZENGES,
A safe, mild, and effective Aperient, unlike most Medicines.
are agreeable to the palate, they are therefore strongly and
confidently recommended, as the most useful purgative for
Children.

PBADAY M.knca 11.—Noon,
.Wind W,S.W.--Fresb.,
Artqty4P.--flo val xrN e ilage, from :Savannah, sailed 13th
Feb ar and Agnes, Cow -land, from Halifax—Louisa Ma,in, Gam-
ble, fr0m,.t0....te-Viileo;kalTedth Dec., in company will the Mat'a,
for'Eng!triii:• Titer'FlOtse'v nil' and Boyne' were to sail in ten days.
00 the 22dF, lat 34 20, lonY 35; 'spoke the Elizabeth Bentley,
hence;. for; Savannah--Delight, from. Marseilles—Baykett, Shpttea,
from BorOal-l's • . ,
ALso i C.RIVED.—OOI Vence, ; and Greyhound, Hill, from
Br:"siol—tolin Peat, front. Gia,:,;ow—:'rends, Lowry, from Isleman—
Falcon, from Belfast—Ballitiasloe, William Huskisson, and City of
Dnblin, from Dublin—Gipsy, from Waterford—Navarino, Mitchell,
from immloader, y—Endea.voar, from Drogheda—Charlcs Grant, from
•
Gtv•lieston., •
Havannah Pnetet,'DaWson, hence, oft Carie Mount.
Cianerton, Hewitt; .and.Sandelson, Tazgart, hence, at Demerara.
P-arl, Fletcher, hence, at Savannah.
Jane, Rltcbie, from New Orleans. at the Clyde.
Montrose, from Belfast, at New Orleans.
Adventure, Hodgson, hence, at Gonna.
. ;Mary Ann, Kemp ; and Emma, Cole, hence, at ditto.
Effort, Orfeur„hence, at Trieste.
Richard. Codnor, tence, at Venice.
Janet, Sharer, from K dybegs, at Islay, with loss of bowsprit, top-
mast, and mai nboom, and captain and•mate washed overboard.
William and George,' Holman, for this port, at PlymoUth, cargo
heated, and must discharge.
John and William, Roberts, hence, at Ramsgate, with damage.
Palinurus, A rshford, was off Holyhead, at 11 MM.
The Laura, Day, from Demerara, at this port. On the 27th Feb. in
lat. 33 25 N, long. ;5 W, spoke the Eliza Stewart. from Canton to
London, (out 162 days), and the barque Syria, (supposed from Born.
bay). On the 9th instant, off Wenford, spoke the Laidmans, hence
for Jamaica,. and the. Congress, hence for. New York.

Monday Evening, 14th March.
Since Friday there has been an extensive inquiry for Cotton froni
speculators and the trade, and about 16,000 bales have been sold, the
market closing atan advance of id per lb upon American, and at full
prices for other descriptions.

PRICII:S Oh: SHARES, 1.,1V ERPOOL, MAncH 14, 18,76.

Per Share

GRAHAM'S TOOTH AND EAR-AC HE TINCTURE
The increasing sale and constant demand for this never-failing
remedy prove its efficacy more than any words can express; of
all the pains we are subject to, the Tooth and Ear Ache, and
Pains in the Face, are universally, allowed to be the most dread•
ftilly agonizing; thousands of Teeth have been cured by its ap-
plication, and may be preserved to the latest period of life by
its timely use ;—it immediately, relieves, these tormenting pains
after every other remedy has failed, preserves the Teeth and
GilltllB, arrests the further progress, of decay, and purifies the
breath.

Thousands have been, deprived of their rest night after night,
and unable to masticate their food from these distressing pains,
they need now no longer despair—if this remedy fails there.is
not one on earth that will cure. Ladies who suffer from Tooth
Ache previous to and during Confinement, will find instant
relief from its application. Sold in Bottles at Is. 1141., 2s. 9d.,
and 4s. 6d. each.

GRAHAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS APERIENT, or FAMILY
PILLS. Every one must be aware of the necessity of taking
Aperient Medicine, and, if they study their own interest, will
take care never to be without these Admirable Pills; those who
have taken them allow their pre-eminent superiority over all
other Aperient Medicines for the Cure and Prevention of
Disease, and never think of resorting to any other after having
given them ONE trial. They are admirably adapted for every
age and constitution, by removing all obstructions and ob-
noxious particles, and preVenting the body from falling into a
state of disease. In the following Complaints they have been
found Surprisingly Efficacious, viz., Indigestion, Loss of Appe-
tite, Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation at the Heart,
Pain in the Head, all Disorders of the' Stomach and Bowels,
Heart Burn, Flatulence, Bilious and Nervous Affections, De-
bility, 'Attacks of Fever, Pains of all Kinds, Gravel, Worms
Piles, Habitual Costiveness, &c., in fact there is scarcely a
disease they will not cure. To Ladies and Children they are
invaluable, neither requiring confinement nor alteration in diet,
and are prepared of the choicest Drugs, which always improve
tae Constitution. In Boxes at Is. 11-d., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d.
each.
CLt" Shipping, Orders executed on liberal terms by Hannay
and Ce., 63, Oxford-street, London.

SATURDAY, MARCH M—Noo,), fresh.

Altaivso—The Syria, Bowman, from Bombay, sailed 13th Nov.;
the PrinceSs Charlotte sailed two days previous for the Coast and this
port—Mary Ridgway, Webb, from Valparaiso, sailed. 22d Nov. ; the
Daniel Grant, Yetts, was to sail for this port 2d Dec.—Noble, Mus-
tard, from Mobile--Mercuir, Sinit, from Antwerp.

Thomas Snook, Brown, from Calcutta, at the Downs, sailed from
the §apd Heads I Itli Nov., from Mauritius 18th Dec., the Cape 10th
Jan., and St Helena 22d Jan.
Bland, Callan, hence, at Calcutta 4th Nov., and was to sail on her
return 7th Dec.

The personal property of the late Lord Stowell has been
sworn under £250,000.

Allerton, -, from Calcutta for this port, passed Kedgeree 30th
October.
Memnon. - cleared at Calcntta for this port 9th Nov.
Tapley, Tapley, 'from Bombay, at, Mauritius.
Emma,, , from do, do.
William, Kelly, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Capricorn, Smith, from Mauritius, at St Helena, and Railed for this
port Bth January.
Scotia, Randolph, from Calcutta, at St Helena, and sailed for Lon-
don 12th January.
Lord Eldon, Wilkinson, from Siam, at St Helena.
Bencoolen, Brown, from Manilla. at do.
The John Taylor, at St Helena for this port, has nearly reshipped
her cargo, and will sail in about a week.
Ann Baldwin, -,. from Canton for London, was spoken 31st
July, in lat. 2 S, long. 2u W.
Lady Kennaway, Bolton, from China for London, was spoken Leh
Feb. in lat. 3 25 hi, long. 22 30 W.
Blake, -, from Bombay for this port, was spoken 6th Jan. two
days sail, from St Helena.
Circassian, Kirton, hence, at Valparaiso.
Consbrook, Bristow, from Belfast, at New Orleans.
Harvest Home, Brown, from Angostura, off Dartmouth.
Frederica, Kirkhove, hence, at Ostend.
William, from Dundalk ; and Hope, Cocks, from Charles.
town, at this port.
Frederick Huth, Turner, from Valparaiso for Swansea, was spoken
6th Feb. in lat. 2 43 N,, long. 29 W.
Mandarin, -, from this port for Calcutta, was.spoken 9tl; March,
about 20 miles east of Tuskar, by the Hope, from T'ayta.

Liverpool Coal Gas ... 4:330 0 0
.............
Liverpool New. Gas and Coke Company, ....£100
New. Shares, premium: .............£50.
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto' ..... : . .- . ... ..............
Exchange Buildings
167 0 0
LiverpoolAnd.Manchester Railway, ............ £lOO paid 253 0 0
Ditto Old Quarters' 25 62 0 0
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto
Kent/ on and Leigh ditto lOO 110, 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 5O 75 0 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 -- 25 10 0
Leicester, and Swannington ditto

Nlanehester, Bolton, and Bury Hallway and Canal 48 - 90 0 0
Leeds and Selby -Railway - 122 10 0

Grand Junction ditto 4O -- 108 10 0
London and Birmingham ditto 5O - 121 0 0
Birmingham and Gloucester ditto . - 14 10 0
Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 - 22 0 0
North Midland ditto 5 - 13 10 0
Midland ditto 5 -- 11. 5 0
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto - 415 0
Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven... - 117 6
London and Gravesend ditto 1 -- 1 0 0
Bank of Liverpool - 10, -22 10 0
Bank of Manchester 25 - 35 0 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 - 23 15 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... lO - 20 0 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 - 16 0 U
Oldl,am Gas Light and Waterworks • lO - 20 10 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO - 10 0 0
Ocean Assurance Company lO - 10 0 0
Northern and Central Bank of England lO - 15 0 0
Union Bank of Liverpool - 15 0 0

Commercial Bank of. England 5 - 712 6

Birkenhead.Ferry.

0 -- 0 0 0

Tradesxnens' Bank ls - 1 1 0
RICHARD-, DZONSON. Share Broker.

• ,
4 , THE LIVERPOOL . AARD.
LIVpEp ResPhOavOut
bCeeOnßleN,s
tEXCHANGE MARCH
. . ...
WThheea'tswiT•rieisehl to speculators :t:thte:id;il:essin
to a small extent
- - .
1111---' -
--.
-
SUNDAY, MARCH 7. Noon, Wind W.N.W.-Fresh breeze.
the trade has been firm, but little e
(NI.FIi.,A. JICH 1. 3. I 85164.
. , . . _ .. . • ~. • • . • ...,, , •. ••• . •..„...._. ••• .• .. .. .... • • •.•,,,,••••• . •,... ...• ~.., . _ •••
AUTOPSY OF THE HEAD'OF FIESCHI. BALSAM OF SPERMACETI. .... . .
ARRIVED—The Capricorn, Smith, from Mauritius; sailed 28th Nov.
MURDER BY A PRIEST. • By His 'Majesty's Royal Authosity.
left St. Helena 6th Jan.-Oconee Wilson, from St. M ark's • sailed 10th
. e tom Feb. left the brig Wilkinson to sail' for this port in' two d' y" . ane,
l
has been very dull during the week,
--.- ANOTHER PUZZLE FOR THE 'SCIENCE OF PHRENOLOGY ! ! A,STHMA, Shortness of Breath, Weazing Coughs, Colds, PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS.
of
:fur kl:
re
the
h, e se: ed
siey ria;slhe pi
:ay;
ecel ebeenthen nf
(From Galignani's Messenger.)
OR the effectual extirpation. of every species and MD
Flmp9rofptebre6trepalatinileitnicl.,Disea,se,analthe many disorders ar ang from Hill, from New Orleans.
There has been* a moderate demand for Oats and Oatmeal.
On the second day (March *2) of the trial of Dalacollongea • I leave to others to appreciate the result of the examination most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten minutes,
Tom Tough, a s -J
at Dijon, various articles in the support of the prosecution were of the skull and: brain of Fieschi. .The circumference of, his by taking one dose of WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF
penningt.oatirk,lfor:i.na twHhoi
tl ye
h head,aven tfoosry
skull is 20 ipcbeslo lines; this is a good but ordinary size. The SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS. Per- - •
ecdhaiirielnith. iantsiti.odlis-
Eipriisii
brought into court. Among them were a large trunk, in which
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, a To- 54. Seel-. !
ma,si‘itsletaei,rnl,,ymOtsittr.erax7.(eL,freee,ttret(isetheas,a,•,ielera;l9,:hunindsft.orfotri,iNsepworYt.ork, has put back.
frontal dev , eloement is not by any means projecting. The sons doubting,the efficacy of this Medicine, maw take a.dose'in
d, •• '6
SCo 611 1 rish, n. kilndried 2 943 211
the prisoner placed the portions of the body after he had
.cut_il,
street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-st et) in boxes at
in pieces, a bill, a knife, and some effects of , the victim, roueu forin or the skull.is that of the best kind of people, lengthy, and the Proprietor's Shop before they purchase. -The Proprietor
in his possession after the discovery of the crime. flat on the temples. The diameter from the front to the back is. earnestly recommends. a trial of these,arops to persons afflicted 2s. 9d. and,4s. 6d. each. WHAT, ey• 70th. . s d s d OATs, clp 45th. " s d s d
s inches,, "nes ; the transversal or temporal diameter, 5 inches with the abovevomplaints, vonaplaints, but he does not introduce hem as With each box is given directions h to take these Pills, head. - "' y- DO'Old. n"
r'•
The proceedings commenced with the examination of the a ' I, 2I:
.and from 5.t0 6 lines, Fieschi, who:had killed,so many during. being an infallible cure (as many do) but is warranted in assert- and' observations on points, beneficial to. e patient. being hiuts 0 0.. 0 0 Do. old do.
prisoner. He admitted having received at his house. other
one whom, in•conse. Galatea, Tayt, and Mary and Jane, Winter, sailed from Calcutta for Do. new white
the MauritiusNov,young women besides Fanny Besson, of. h.• hls whole life-a-who was- never .without his
_poinard-who has ing their efficacy from the extensive relief afforded in numerous worth knowing, by those who are, or . e been sufferers from Elizabeth, . 4th N Do. old **
611 .. 7 5 Do. prime,42lh .. 0 0.. 0 0
fiaished - '
by
or wounding, wills, a single discharge, from cases of the above description. Constitutional Coughs of three: this dreadful and devastating malria t . Passmore sailed from the C 00 .. 0 0 Do, do, old 0 0 0 0
, _,L , ape of
.Cood Hope for Van Seetch, white...• 0 0.. .0 0 Foreign,', -
quence of his having closed his door against her upon is
Dleman s and 23(.1 Dec. . tree .... 0 0:. 0 0
30 to 40 persons.-had .not. in any degree the organ of destine- four, and more years standing, have been cured in the course Do. red
hearing she was a bad character, bad, on •inore occasions than
"Venienti ,occurite mor o." Jean Gonldie, from Hobart Town at the Mauritius. 0 0 - 0 0 Do. • bond 0 a
.. 0 .0
it. ..
tiveneas, nor those of cunning and caution; yet this was the of a week by the use of these Drops. In the Hooping- and ' Irish, new red .5 10 "
one, insulted him in public, even at his church.
Lyons, front
rchbishop of from ."Oppose the disease in its infancy." ' Heyworth sailed from Mauritius for London 9th' Dec.D Do, old • •• 6 6 Pease, ar imp. qr.
59 s 4
proceeding from the office of the A _ man who. had premeditated, during several months, the shocking Chin Coughs it will be found equally valuable, the virtues of . „ Cassandra, Greitr; Asia, White; John Walker, Black, and Rowena, . Eredish wlete 40 0.44 0
Do. new white - -
onge had been removed hie -'tis thus ,
These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trop s
which it appeared that Delacoll . . from assassination which brought, him to the scaffold. He had the S • • baying been known for centuries
pet macei 1 ha .', it will be Elliott, hence, at New Orleans. . D •
o old
.. 0
n for immoral
St. Pieere's at Lyons to the church of Enema°
had organs of kindness, of theosophie. The fiend Fieschi had not. -needless to make •a comment•upon- a Balsam o hied from so co-operating with the foe of God and map, thou $ de radest hu- Orient, froth Belfast .
_.,.
0 0 .. 0 0 Bears, 4fr irnp. qr.
conduct, having been read, the prisoner maintained
that he the (nails of pride and vanityaand-he had, in my opinion, but valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of th alsam is ,. .. , „ ,
equal man nature and blasteth the opening proapects of human te- 1 rincess Victoria, aul ; Elenor, Davidson ; Sir William Wallace, Do, white - . English, new 39 9.,44 0
his I
never been visited by ecclesiastical rigour, and that remove .in a moderate degree the organ of firmness; it was .the same of to one ounce of Spermaceti-it will at 'all-tit strelieve theamost 'lcity.' -MAO, . . Johnstone, and John Marsh, Cluess, hence, at Mississippi.
_ Formosa, Mitchell, and Lady East, Hewitt, hence, at Mobile. Stettin, red
0 0.. 0 0 Foreign, free .. 3.5 6.. 37 6
was, in fact, a promotion, as he had been a vicar only at L ons • .
that Y , that of courage, and yet he did not want this- latter quality. violent consumptive Cough. In Bottles ls id., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand Ewen, Luceock, hence, at Savannah. . Do, white OO. 0 0 Do. in bond •'00 .. 0 0
and a rector at Briennon. lie acknowledged RannY' •'Such are the facts as they appear to roe in their verity. . nod 10s. 6d: each. . PANACEA for this Complaint, The 'Hygean. Pills." (then un- Flora, Rooderkirk, hence, at Helvoet. Cenigsber, red. 0 0
Do. white" • -0 0 Irish, Tick,e.neiv 35 0..37 6
Besson visited him at home several times, and that she passed •As to the alterations which the skull and brain of Fieschi ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE ND GINdER, i known to the annals of medical discoyerres,) as a specific reme- Gladiator, Britton, from New York, at Portsmouth. 00.. 0 0
Eigalt.Peter.sburg 0 0 .. 0 0- M Do.
01d...
00 0.. 00 0
for his cousin. Sometimes she stopped with bins a fortnight.or presented, there cannot in that respect be two opinions,of their - • dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the .plea- The Jane, Hill, from New Orleans at this port; left Town sth Feb. Odessa - . ALT, ow imp. qr
three weeks, and in 1834 she came in May, and remained two, importanceaand Abe moral and physical strength which were two "of the most valuable
This preparation is a compound of . sores frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought- sailed from the Bar 6th Feb. Left the Arab, Tecumseh, and Asia in-
Ressian, hard.... 00.. 0 0- INDIAN CO- • .)
..
59
G
or three months. He took- a lodging for her- at Dijon to lie in, necessary for Fieschi to attempt. netwithstanding the violence medicines.in the eegetable kingdotn. It combines the stomachic lesauess : never did a discovery excite •a greater sensation, it .side the Bar, and, the Birmingham on the Bar but nearly over, all for ‘c,aonada, red . 00.. 0 0 Red ' RIC'
1 M . qr.
as she was pregnant, and afterwards. took her back to his rectory. bt the shocks which they had produced, an escape which was properties of the pi rlger with the aromatic and bitter qualities was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating .-:
' this port. On the Bth hist in I. t 46 N
Whelk), from Hondurat4 * Ona 1t le ~ long. 2428 W, spoke the barque " white
Bonded 0 0 ... 0 0
0 0.. 0 0 White ... . . . 0 0.. 0 0
12th, off the Skerries, apoke the ____ . heat
His servant girl knew of his relations with Fanny Besson, and nearly crowned with .success. The two wounds were on the left °retie Camomile blowers. Ttae proprietor earnestly aecoin- success in the most minute and intricate cases of the, •delieate •Waterville, *
hence,
for Newfoundland. I" E >imp. gr. English English, fine .... 0 0.. 0 0
told the mayor of St. Marie la Blanche of them. The prisoner 'side of the skull; the first corresponded with a perforation- of: all
thisessence to ell those suffering as hereafter mentioned: , .
complaint for the cure of which, they have .been so long tole- and free 0 0
then proceeded to give an account of the manner in which the 11 he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the .reatest
the inferior and external part of the os froniis. the perforation, , , • e • • • braced. The famed these Pills throughout Germany, ,caused . Do, in bond Foreign,
". ••
0 0 Irish,- 2ds, new - 30 0.. 34 6
•••• 0 0 .. 0 0 . Do. fine .
conideaee, that he never knew of its failure in any Of the.
-cases MON DAY,.MARC.II 14.-Noon, Wi lid West.--Fair. BkeLeir,(lrimp. qr.
death of the victim was occasioned, persisting that he had-no being in-length an inch, in breadthfrorn 7to 'Stifles, and stopped their' speed introduction into almost everyWl arl-
, country, ,
it!iS recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to :American. sweet
intention to kill her. He was about to take her to Chalons, by the skin and external membrane of the brain. Opposite to dresses.were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who ARRIVED-The Floraville, Wooffe,
,from Buenos Ayres. On 7th 'English, Malting.. 32 0..35 0 per brl. free :00 .. 0 0
be properly persevered in, feta indigestion, sensation of fulness, Do. Grindire, 0 3
and had assisted her to pack ap some of, her effects. Being this opening' the substance or that.organ had experienced a. filled the chair at LeYden University, congratulatory of the.cir- March, in lata46a,ulrong.eel9West, speke the Ann Baldwin, from China Irish, Mal ~,.6 fb 10 .. 4 1 Do. in bond
with her in her room, and both being very unhappy; the suicide slight alteration, the sears.of which were in a good train, and •pain and oppression after meals, loss, of appetite, whether .
cumata.nce. The certainty with which they were continually Demerara-Arab, t London-B lf
_,_B , from Maranham-Frarikland, Edwards, from Do. oiin•atiii,ol,.g;lt -g 0.. 0 0 Do. sour, free-. 19 6.. 21 0
of the two was talked of, when he, with her. consent, pressed her there a ere in that place souae adherences of internal members ariSing fin excess or want of tone andenergy,„ . . of the dioeslive • Marshall, from New Orleans
'-' • administered, Can be attested by many thousands, in faet during '' Foreiel d d * 8..3 11 Do. in bond
neck closely with his two hands, as an experiment of the effect of the brain. The•secoud.opening of the skull was inure con- organs; also for rheumatism, gout, spasms, cramps; hysterics,
the long continental war they were th - • •able companion
e insepat The Portsmouth, Marshall ;St Clair, Putnam, hence, at New York. isi ~„ 1,. .p. o. 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian, free
Do in bond o 0.. 0 0 Do, in bond 19 6.. 21 0
of atrangulatiou. When he removed his hands she fell, and aiderable ; it wasformed on the • t b • • nfragment of
e.uppee par 3 - a„,flatulence, in iinnaaderate perspiration, nervous, hypochondriacal : and . ,
c,
sa eauar od' f the soldier, la_ all • cases where the slightest The Wilsons, Jordan, hence, at Savannah. ' ~..AT.. V' 451 b.
OATNIEAL, tr 2401 h,
and bilious affectiens hearibur languor,. ial or ' " '
, , .n. general
.• English, new
seeing she was dying, he gave her absolution,and death ensued. bone:of several inches in every direction, but particularly in the • ' debility, suspicion of infection was entattaine4. What Medicine can be Walter, Yorke, hence, at Philadelphia. 00.. 0 0 English, new ... •00.. 0 0.
He. did not dare to call hiss ervant in Allis extremity, as he had longitudinal direction. The fragment was completely knit to a .deli Cate state of health, whether the result of long illness, or DO old '• • •
1 more .ap ro riate than that which has e. •h ILiverpool, Dickson ; and Nel,v Jersey, Barstow,.hence, 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, new -
atßoston. SeOtch, Ste n
- ceps; itulional weakness; it is certain iraaffording instant relief i P P- given such genera salts. a a
H allow, Fox; and Minx, Parrot, hence, at Terceira. ew 0 0.• 0 0 Do. old 0 0.. 0 0
great distrust of her. Feeling it necessary for his own sake, the rest. of the skull; bat must have been detached from, it by thefaction. The Hvgean Pills root out evei•y particle of the insid- ''''Do. old
William Wise, Hirst, sailed from Llanelly for Antigua, 9th March. 0 •0
.. 0 0 BRAN, V 2,41 t 0 11 .. 1 a
and for the honour of the deceased, to conceal her death, he blow from top to bottom. Opposite ta this latter injury of the in the most violent sick headache. • Forty drops or this Easence u s .
nits .
ein their pr • th h 1 • f•fluids,. ou poison, pyip, ogtess ew o 0 mass o
is.etjaalto half a pint of Camomile tea.Philomela, Sprott, from Buenos Ayres, off the Wight. ______ _
..a,_
reflected how he could dispose of the body, which he could not sbone the brain and its envelopes had suffered no alteration. • they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action Frederick Huth, Turner, from Huasco, at Swansea,' in 99 days, V P )
bury, as his garden was exposed to public view, add his cellar .• Ido not mention the wound upon the chin, since completely These Preparations are prepared only by- Dwane W.OOO- the different functions of the body-expelling the grosser hu- ' leaky, baying struck the ground in Mumble Roads. . LI 1.R.1 QOL PROVISION MARKET. MARCH 14,
was too small. He first thought of burning it, but this-seemed healed, anclavitith extended to the section made by the knife of nouae. Operative Chemist Exteaordipary to . His Majesty, 18, moors and in a manner so mild. and imperceptible as to ecru- ' Qeorge.Barclay, Doyle, hence, at Waterford.. There is a fair businesidoin, • _ 6in both dry and pickled Butter, the
impracticable. He therefore ripped it.ue, took out the entrails, the guilletinea but the two fractures of the skull could have King William-stseet, New London Bridge, and sold by him wince themost aceptical of their astonishing and unequalled Aetire, Boyce, hence, at Cork. latter, however •
er, is rather lower. Beef and Pork continue- to meet
and threw them into the privy, and then cut the body to pieces-
a been produced only by shocks of extreme violence, and of a wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON and C 0,., 15, Penwick-7sireet.; • -
poweri, the neither contain metcto•v or any other taiaeral,. . Argentina, hence, at Buenos Ayres. ready sale. Bacon is in
._rather better. emand. Lard and Hams•are
these pieces he first placed in the truuk, and subsequently took nature to knock down the strongest man. Join to this the loss - C. Maweoors, 20, Sough Jehn-street, near the New Custom- s i Ina Rryrers hence and Monte Video, at Buenos A
and may be taken without the slightest suspicion (If discovery-- cat' • ''' • . s .. res. tuiyariect.
.gar, Clarkson, sailed from Buenos Ayresrer Valparatso. 2cl Jan. • S. d, S. d,
them out, and put them into a sack, in which he carried them' or elood,ils effusion upon his face and eyes, and you will be of house; G. Wu 'mow, Druggist, Mount-pleasant ; Ross and they require no restraint of diet, loss of time„or hindrance of Hereford, Freer, from London, at Bahia. ' - - BUTTER,-Belfast, ri„.„.
Out at night, and threw them into a pond. Although he Placed opinion that for the assassin to fly it required a strength of will, N.IGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool; and to
.be had of. business. The_Hygean Pills rnlty. be depended upon as a cot- Jamaica, Weston, hence, at Bahia. Banbridge, new 94 0 (fi 96 0 per cwt.
90 0 - 93 0
'e tub under the body to catch the blood, the flour was covered produced, no doula, by the sentiment of self-preservation, which all medicine venders in town and country... Country venders fain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis- Dryone, Hamilton, hence fer Pernambuco. Colerain BB 0-92 0 - --
with it, and he afterwards washed it up. When he made the many others coul. not boast of, , may be supplied through their town agents. Sold in battles at ease, and that without producing the least Inconvenience. At Ganges, M‘Doriald; Wilberforce, Harrison ; and Percival, Forrest, Sligo, new 9O 0-92 0
-d 24 9,1
first gash in the Peck the blood spurted into his face. The in, tdo not think it iiecessary to dwell further alien these,morin a. ea 4s. pd., los.Gil„ and 21a. each. any period when the slightest suspicien may exist, it will oe
at t a hence, at Maraabam.
The Grenada, Sullivan, hence for Bombay, was spoken in lat. 37 S, Derry, new
'Waterford, new 92 0 - 94 0 --s-
-struments used Were a bill au() a knife. The orisonermlenied • that details. I. shall probably state them at greater length elaewhere ; . • .well to have recourse to 'the Hygeati Pills, for when taken be- lona. 17 E. Limerick, new B4 0 92 0
, . , 88 0 -, 90 0 -......
he mitintainent aanquillity after the terrible eveutt although it butt think they are sufficient to complete in the interest of the
C. S. CHEDDON'S FAMED HER.BAL TONIC PILLS. fore the disease has made its, appearance- it acts as a certain The Ellen, Wilson ; and Emerald, Crawford., from Marseilles, at the Cork, new OO 0 -,, 0 ---
might have appeared so. He sat down to table, but could nut public curiosity the hisiery of a life terminated upon the scaffold, Sold,. by (ointment b John ' Gerdes and Drug* '
ap, y , , Co..,agis ,
fists veventlee, removing the complaint effectually and secretly. Mauritius.. De. pickled gds, new 93 0 -.. 00- 0 •
,
eat: lie acknoviecleett that he shot souse birds the next day and of which anatomical science claims the lastamges. . Churcn-street, Liverpool ;• 'Bowman and Law, Piccadilly,
The deplorable state in which Many persons have been when The Cupid, -,-,-, from Newry far New York, was wrecked on
• Lone Island, 16th Feb.-crew and passengers saved. Do. dry ads, Hew
Newry BB 4 - 00 0
in company with a schoolmaster, and .on the second day after LELUT, `visiting the proprietor from-the use of mercury, renders it im- a 88 0.-90 0 _
Manchester ; Wright, • Macclesfield' and 'Cianarleton ; Alort, Do. dry Ist, new OO 0 ':-- 00 0
celehrated mass. When. he knew that the body had been dis- Superintending Physician of the Alien,Division Newcastle; Rogers, Stafford; Bowman, Bury; Wood, Book- peratively necessary to caution the public against that. danger- , ,
Dundalk OO 0 - 00.0
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covered he fled, going first to the lodging of a girl named or the Hospital of Bicetre, and Assistant- eus.mineral when injudiciously, administered. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Ma ilcui 14, Ml 6.
seller. High -street, 13.• •.h • and b • 11other ' -•t•
iimina am, y a respec a- . Carlow, new BB 0 - 94 0
Rippet, at Lyons, and thence to Geneva, but not wishing to Physician of the Prison. 'ble Medicine Venders ; and 'any shop that has not got them These Pills should form a portion of all Medicine Chests by Beite.--New Prime Mess 97 6 - 102_ 6 per tierce,
avoid justice, he returned to France,-and was arrested. saaa.. will procure them from London if they are ordeced sea and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person Wind at Holyhead, West,-Blowing very fresh.
PORK ....
New India, 105 0 - 110 Q ' .-
During the narrative of these horrible details the prisoner • • . • going a long voyage or journey : (heir propertles are such, that Off Holyhead, inward-bound--No. 1425, Blake, B Bk, from Beni-
maintained rental kable sang froid, but front time to time wiped EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE-IN.QIIEST AT , FIVIE continued and continual recommendation bes;owed on Do.
bay, at,ll 30 a.rn.-No. 337, Indian, B 13, from:Paraiba, at II a.m. ' 35 .6- 40 0 per t barrel.
the perspiration frombisafturhead. GLANWORTIL
neither
heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent their
at' C. S• CH EDDON'S PILLS, by individuals; as well as• ,• .
due effects on the censtitntion.BACON, new
' Off Groat Ormshead, inward-bound-No. 1181, Grace, B Bk, from Do. 0M -44 0 per cwt.
The examination of the wit nesses was then proceeded with. the Faculty and the Public Press, has fully ablislted them as ia-lista at 11 ana DRY HAMS , OO o—oo 0
d and efficient Medicine r'esent use for the
Two physicians and an aceoucheur of Dijon, who attended On the 6th of March instant an inquest was held at. Glen- ,the most esteerne . , . , Dr. Davidson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel- ' ' • • WET po
0 0 ..- 0 0 ---,
I P 'v. street, Liver lf O Eiyht in flee • 'until T • h
Fanny Besson duriug her pregnancy and her accouchtme»t, worth, before Richard Jones, Esq., once of the coroners of this Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, Se° ' u-le Affections, ..,rup- erpoo . lOa
ri Lo mornzny :en at My t, Al anchor in Llandudno Bay-No. 1,429, Ormerod, (steamer) at 11.
LARD.-Firkin '56 0 ,- 58 Q
Ili sor Ulcerations the on Sundays from Nme.till Iwo,) where he gives advice to all
deposed to the prisoner's having represented her to be hii sister. •cOutity, 'u an the body of Frederick Nassau Massey, Esq., late liens and Pimples on the Face, Sw.e 0 its ( . . _ ,
.Bladdered .• .... 58 0 - 61 0 •
The child died. of Griston, in the county of Limerick, under the following sin- Neck, Sore Breasts; and all disord s attended with painful applicants taking any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FES. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. • , a__ - --I
.
Madame Valot, at whose house the deceased lodged at Dijon, gala.. circitinatances :- Swellings, or with Morbid'and keit. big Eruptions of the Skin, Letters (post paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re-
-11 s the most 'hive
stated that Fanny Besson told her that her husband had fled for This eentleatan died about the 11th er l 2th or last February, Open Wounds and Sores, as we - 14.-
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a politiaal offence, and she had no friend hut her brother (the aid rtes burted in the churchyard of Glariworth, on Saturday, of Gout and Rheumatism Ind estion? Loss of APpetite, Flea either by initials or name. MARCH, H. H. Si. H. F. I. Hay
1 10e2 3 le• 90Ib
prisoner). The deceased was mild:modest, and very religious. the 13th February, in the dead hour of the night. His body tulency, Nervousness. & . c
Tuesday ....I5 959 l 0 23 15 8 , Mercury conj. Moon, 143 m New Hay 0 7 0 9i . Cattle Potatoes 1 6 1 8
The midwife and her servant spoke to the remarkable atten- which has attended the
was brought there in s shell, a common car, attended only Tne eminent success
:, 1
,use of these W,d iesday..l6 10 54 11 5 17 5 "Mercury rises 533 m Clover I/ay. •. 0 8 0 9 Turni
• ps 28 0,30, 0 orton
lion and tenderness shown by the prisoner to the deceased. • his son, end three other persons of inferior rauk. One or Pills for the removal and cure of tle aboYe diSeases should 'ZIIIPOVV.S. Thassday. ..17 11 23 11 45 18 7 'St Patrick- Siyaw, Wheat.. 030 5 Carrots 3B 045 Op-
by
Jeanne Poe pen was washing some linen at the pond when two labourers were called up at Glanworth, to assist in the in- induece every individual' whose health is at all unpaired, or who . F, ida , lB --02 19 . 1 c.livil. King of West Saxons Straw, Oat 03,0 4
S tar
019 036 19 0 Venus sets 957 even Manglewurzle'3 025 0 • ,--
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 , Manure ... -5
68 0
'she found a sack; she drew •it towaids her, and upon opening ferment. Nosclergyman of any persuasiou attended his remains has any disease supposed to require an operation, to make a fair EAST iNO.TES., CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, an. SUNDAY ...20 052 1 9 18 5 sth Sunday in Lent. Spring ... .
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it, a leg., fell out. She went and inforine•l the mayor. before they submit
to the grave. Ile was interred in the family vault. of a Mr. trial of these celebrated Pills b , to a painful, Kirkman Finlay, Russell., fm Bombay, with 1132 bales 21 bf bales, Monday ....21 121 14017 4 Benedict [commences. '
'Cessary o ieratio ' '
Dr. Molin, who examined the different- portions of the body Sherlock. His death was kept a profound secret, and it has uncertain, and frequently unne
~ [ is.
cotton, 752 bags pepper, 189 bags coffee, Order-299 hales 2ht bales -._ .. .._ __ . ........._ .... . _ .... - .
after they were taken from the pond, deposed to the members 'eve.' been told that a beggannan was placed in his bed to re-that thesa
It may be requisite to observe, a Pills are not in the cotton, iti6o pa redwood, Sir C Cockerell and co-27 bags coffee, 7us ; PER OUNCE, XS n £a D
having heen separated with great skill, as by a person pos- presentbim. and that when any of his friends came to make slightest degree
.purgata
~ . •ve nor even aperient but by their im- elephants' teeth :;52 bales 23 lif bales cotton, 1 'kg mandoes, 1801,xs Foreign Gold in-Bars - 3 17 9
d t'n '' ' ' cassia, 1229 pa red wood, Alston, Finlay and co-6 cs gum animi, 101 ' Ailarketo. ' New Dollars OO- 0 0 0
sexing the most complete sang jived. There were five signs inquiries for him, they were answered by inarticulate sounds, as Perceptible, benign, an . fel al influence, increase the appetite, Silver in Bars, (Standard)
bales cotton, 4.es bees' wax, Dirom, Richmond ft co-, cs gum arable, ..--i,;0,--.. 0 5 0 - 0 5 0
necessary to prove strangulation ;or these, three only existed. if personating the deceased. However, Mr, George Gubbins improve digestion, and impart nezessnagour to the constitution. 202 bales 20 h f bales cotton Nicol, Duckworth and co-200 bales cot- New Doubloons - 0 0 0
in the case of the victim, and they might have proceeded from had an inserance upon his life, and time annual premium upon The following Certificates and.' timniais Place•the efficacy um, j and w Owens-4 tastes, aapoaser-air Dk LIVERPOOL. COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 11.
other causes. It was possible for death to be occasionedby the this became due on the Ist of March. Mr. Gubbins heard aof these Pills beyond ddubt, shewing their healing powers even WEST INDIES AND MAOEIBA. Owing to the reduced stock of SUGAR in the importer's the ' '
LONDON ' GAZRT'IR••P'
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pressure with hands, as described by the prisoner, halt was a re pert or his death, and made every effort to ascertain the fact. ses when alt other remedies adminis-
in the most extreme ca ,
Barbadoes,.at last week's n*"s B. •'l3 i,•-• " i -°1 new
very uncommon cases He sent a man who was well acquainted with Mr. Massey to tered with the assistance of the highest professional skill, bad pkge sweetmeats, Neves, Litherland and co-3 pkgssweettneats, 30, esed of 't-69 6 prices. 800 bags, Bengal have also been dis-
,,_ 0 ••- A i _A. aL- -1......1... ........ ...........I L.. 1 /1114.11 the 17nIllt No did an, and there identified him Mr. been found unsuccessful. bxs arrowrootaG Gowiin((-212 salted ox kides,,l33o ox horns, Cavan,, torted." LFs Ci'tn ‘ns 9€l V cwt. In Maeraius ne transactions re- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. "
Oretan 5i,,,,, 14,..-”,l‘, cOna rpnnrtori nun len hal. P.,,._ itT.T..1.....1 0.---.....1 0 BANKRUPTCY • .-.. . —.. . . -

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Michael Samuel Schlesinger, Strand, and Friday-street, London,
merchant, from March 15 to May 3.
BANKRUPTS.
William Bull, Wilstead-street, Somorstown, Middlesex, corntealer-
David Morgan, Llandilorfaur, Carmarthensnire, tanner.
IJugh Fraser, Bucklersbury, London, bilb.broker,
Francis Glass, Cateaton-street, London, Blackwellhall-factor.
Walter Prosser, Bortlesley, near Birmingham, builder,.
Charles Huckbody, Postland, Lincolnshire, coal-merchant.
John M'Master, Manchester, draper.
William John Brereton, Brinton, Norfolk, hanker.
Patrick Mackennal, Truro, Cornwall, common-brewer.
Charles Neale, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, chemist.