The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-05 00:00:00

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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . ••
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• J ame s Fraser, Publisher, '215, Ilegent•street, London. the Female Branches of our Nobility has been offered to the i RELIEF .FROM PAIN. i MEETING OF THE CIIGRCII OF ENGLAND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY. Now ready, the First Number of . world that can be regarded as correspoudints in pictorial merit 1 . IMPORTANT DISCOV ERY IN MEDICINE. BENEFIT SOCIETY,
---. WALL'S PORTRAITS OF EMINENT CONSERVA- with the high charastec which the Art ofrPortraiture ,has at- T
lEFAY'S GRAN D POM MA DE.-This extisiordinary I
The. thirtieth annis,ersary of this societs, was celebruted yes-
Blackwood for the present month, although it does not : TIVE STATESMEN, tained among us. We have had numerous individual Por- 1 1 Preparation cures, by two or three external a ppiications,
.. lerdily evening week at the house of MrS. Sheppard the Swan
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contain its average quantity of political matter, is a good Containing His Grace the Duke of Wellinoton the Right Hon traits which for felicit -of sub. et • d skill .of executiOn;can .1 Tie,.Douloreux, Gnut, Rheamatism, Lupbago, and Sciatica,
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ince isi,i London-road ' and was numerously attended. Mr. Samuel
Lord Lyndhurst, the Right, Hon. Lord Wh-arn'cliffe. - * scarce' Iv be sUrpassed • litit no Siniforamil and connected series eal- and'ill painful Affections of the Nerves, giving instantaneous
- a:is:Tv;a:
number. The admirable papers, which have been so
T. he k ine Arts_ are essentially Conservaiise• in -their nature. culated to convey to the hying Puhlic, and to an admiring: pos- relief, in the most .severe .paroxysins. ,It has beep extensively the president occupied the chair. An excellent dinne,r
fil4noo
was provided for the' occasion by the landlady. After the ac-
much aprved of by the public, entitled "Passages It IS at once their best attribute and.their most mapked'Charab- terity, an adequate general impreasion of that peculiar style of I eniployedin the public and.private practice of several French
• - • • counts of the past year had been read by the secretary.. and 76sess.
teristic, that they tend to 'preserve and perpetuate whatsoever female loveliness which England at present boasts, and which phySicians, who have declared that in no case • have •they found
frorn the iary of a late Physician," have been revived.
We, extract the following from a short notice of " Wrax- they touch ; and this is especially true of the art of Engraving. h. aS
,unquestionably uever been equalled in any previous age, or,• it to fail in curing. these fortnidabte and tormenting maladies. nassed, the followina toasts were aiven from , the chair. %.".I:he Th.er,
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. Yet -hitherto the art has been .almost exclusively employed in in any other country. - , Since its introduction into England it has in every case fully. king •" the Queen and, Royal FaMily ;" " Peace. aild Pros
all's POsthumous Memoirs" :-
administering tp imaginative wants and appealin, to the mere It is the soMeWhat ambiibus 'object-of the undertaking now •maintained the high character its unrivalled success has oh- perity'to the Church of hngland Benefit ‘Society •" "1 he Rev. . ~(---
"Fablio.life has now so utterly degenerated into brawling and
Passing interests of the day. The p' rogrcss of en:raving-to its an;neunced to sapply this desideratum, in u manner which shall tained for it on the Continent. Patients who had fel. years H. Mc. Neile and Churchwardens of St. Jud ''' h (.1-1 83'S
, brutality, that to read the annals of the last ceptu , _
ry is like a
. present unexam. pled eminence iu Euel iti has •7lso *been re- leave the- resent aae nothin to wish for and' sterit nothiu d-'
„4 i t • p . . p, , s g
~ .no y g lawn on a miserable existenee, and many who had lost Aire use
,lil e s Churc i essrs. ehi,,,,
nes and Lao•hton)". The Rev. Hugh Mc. Neile, rose and and 7
sudden plunge into romance. This is the day ot the Humes,
.•d CiSely coeval with the growth of our noblest and• most valued' to reoret, in regard to a branch of the Fine Arts whi4 is mere of.their limbs by rheumatism and paralysis, have, by few a. p- aqknoWledged 'the toast in a speech repletewith eloquence. He TOM
he O'Connells, and the Gullvs. And what more cau be sat
Inst-t t. ;oi-lent:ilte7l.rxt itself has been for t• he rnotst part deyoted dme:celavteedivl
ine'ery othler,. becoaset:it come.s tuplie tin- iltcations, been restoreo_fo, health, strteegth, and c. mfort, atter
tof national deoradation ? We are aware of the propensities of .0 . u mi:
Y 1 fognPi eu 1 tp. Or t Illie a entered into various details of the objects of the society. which Vore
Whiggism, since the origin that Johnson gave to this disturbing -L li
rt. ispthe somewhat ai
iii 7 er of mere antusemen t _ t_ _ rugs al d 'magma aens f matak
.nd, e eetrieity, s,alvanism, h.l tering, vera sane, morp II _
I, colchium. t
he said were to provide medical assistance, and support in sick- t.
Coe(
Th l'" t */'• ftl F
bitious aim of the presen under aking e or rat 4.0 le emale Aristocracy will be executed Ain a and all the usual remedies, had been found us ess. Its asto-
t least were aentle- ness and old age for its members; and a liberal allowance on the hienirfn
spirit. But the whigs of the last century, al , ~ l
to be instrumental in obviating these objections, by paying a scale, and in a style of splendour that. has neier hitherto-been nishing and almost miraculous effects hay so been expe-
, decease of a member, his wife, or widow. The rules being deics
men. The public eye was not insulted by t le- rude, trucu ent, ,
a miration to t ose istinguis e aop e in any counec e series o engiavings . ey wt De rience ill sae cure of Nervous and Rheu tic Pains of tne
due tribute of gratitude and d• • h D. • •h d d' td • • •td • - f •• • Th - 'll' • . d• tl
deformed. visage of the rabble reformers. If the maun.ers were
n ivi ua sun er w ose en ig tene po icy no mere y e rs, uniform in size, &c., with " Ryan's Portraits of Eminent Con- Head and Face, Paralytic Affections, Co tracted and Stiff
Icr'd 1 d h •1. h d 1. i Ith A t framed according to the principles of the established church, had sold
relaxed, they were not loaded with the additional vileness of
but alt the most valued Institutions of' the country, have reached servative Statesmen; and they will appear on alternate months Joints, Glandular Swellings, Pains of the Chest and Bones, his most cordial su ort -He-.1 ' d d ' "th h t tion and
to. the memb PP • Font. ue wi a warm ex or. e
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jacobin filth and jacobin ferocity." their present unrivalled pitch of greatness. - with that work. Each Port will contain Three Original Por. Chronic Rheumatsm, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Difficult Re- tr
._. . ers to persevere in their laudable efforts to mitigate
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Let- the whigs answer this if they can. The " Portraits of Eminent Conservative Statesm " will be traits, engraved by the most eminent Artists of the day, from. spiration, &c. It re - • f b • • 1
quires no restraint rom usiness oi p ea- he ills of life, recommending to them peace and a providence in i;`,"'.'
all their proceedings. 3 a'
Old Coke, of Norfolk, who has just given a large sum, nublished in Parts, Six Parts- to appear in each ye , and each Drawings made in every ingtance expressly for this work; and sure. It does not cause any eruption and may be applied to ~ ,
Ile health of Air. Lan h
oss aw, the secretary, and thanks to
_ to pi
cwt.
X5O, we believe, to the O'Connell fund, and who, as 1-'
-. artao contain Three Portraits, together with 'rw ve Pages of the Portraits will be accompanied by illustrative, biographical, the most beautiful skin with-out fear dinjury.
Letter-press, giving condensed Memoirs of the dividuals re- or merely genealogical notices, as each individual case may Sold by the appointment of Jean Lefay, the Inventor, by his „ th. kt h
him for his services." " The health of the President," and of E
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rious
every one knows, is noto for his hatred of King an so t e Landlady for her good dinner " were then drank, D'
presented. The Portraits . . ins a e e en„ra
will in every 't• b• a • ved seem to require. lA' S • I Ch •NB6 H• h WO h
so e gent, tir mg, emistt o. ~ ig -street, iec a- and the meeting separated at an earl h ' • h
y our with t e most cor- sale!
George the Third, is thus noticed :- from Pictures execated by the most eminent ing artists ex- PRICES OF EACH PART:- pel, who will answer any inquiries (if by letter, post paid) re- dial feelings of gooil fellowsbis ordi
" The inVeterate bitterness of Coke of Norfolk has been im- pressly for this Work. Small Folio-Prints.. E 0 12 0 greeting it, and also shqw letters received from numerous pa- The society Meets for the ein.roll. for 1
mg of new members at the bret
lunderino• atriotism Its more probable motive is The sizes are Small Folio and Imperial Folio ; and the Work,
puted to b .
,s, p . . . .
Large Folio 5 Proofs OlB 0 bents who have benefited by its application. It can be ient to above lon, Eondon-road, on the first-Tue d • ch oth
say in ea m n ; pile
bruised vanity. rhe Cokes had once possessed the title of when completed, will form the most splendid series of Portraits ?,India Proofs. • 11 0 any part of the world, upon enclosing a remittance, and any none are admitt d h -
e w ose age exceeds aa years. sma
Leicester ; and its recovery was an object that had lonk pat the ever offered to public notice. A Specimen of the Portraits will be issued in a few days to part of London carriage free. Sold in Pots at 4s. 6d. each. ~....------- woi
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• . ~ , , ‘,.,,_, „. - , . . . eis a spurious imitation, it is requisite to
ambition of the Norfolk reformer into a state of violent anxiety Specimens may be seen at the Advertiser-office and at all every respeetable Bookseller in Town and Country by whom NoTicE -As ther CONVERTS FROM ROM ,tNism -W•th htf 1 •fi f• "
. . i . ear u grab caaon, .
Fox had probably promised it to him, and infinitely contami- respectable Booksellers and Printsellets in Town atm cdounsry. oucisCrtuers' names are forwarded, through their Town Agents, see that the name '" S. W. Stirling," is engraved on the Go- and we think fr - • . prie
om unquestionable authority we have to inform •
slating as the coalition was, and attaching kindred vileness to PRICES OF EACH PART : to the Pablisher, at '215, Regent-street, Londen. vernment Stamp, outside the wrapper, without which security the readers of the Record, that several infiuential Roman catho arrr
- 6d ;
every man who mingled himself in the spirit of the transaction, Small Folio-Prints £o 12 0 Subscribers',names are also received' by the Proprietors, at it cannot be genuine.
Coke would yet have been true to his hire. But the coalition • 5 Proofs OlB 0 . •
• 18, Southampton-place, and 3, Euston-square, and by the Pub- Agents:-C.Mawhood, 20,South John-street, Priestley, Aspi- lies are about to be added to our persecuted church, in Dublin p '
Large Foho • and 1 h 0 f h h' h hra 'se
e sew ere. ne o
.t e most ig ly esteemed priests of the. ,
was crushed under national contempt, and the Earldom of Lei- S. India Proofs 1 1 0 . ,
lishers, JAMES FRASER, 215, Regent-street, and ACKERMANN nail, Howell, Roberts, Bradford, Rawson, Neale, Gerdes Wags Romanism communion in this city recently sought an interview lop,
cester was destined to escape the thoroughgoing dependent's Thefollowing are a few of the Notices of this magnificent IVork : and Co., Strand, London. staff and Swift, Liverpool ; Bowman and Law, Barker Taylor, with the clergyman of ttie established church dto hi his "" t
, avowe m
clutch for ever. The title was given, in 1784, to Lord Ferrars, " This very splendid publication is just started : the specimen - ,
Chemists, Manchester• Scowcroft, Bolton • Isherwood, Pres- conviction of the errors of the church of Rome-that he had re- Mor
eldest son of Lord, afterwards Marquis Townsend. Thus fifty we have seen, is a beautifully engraved plate of Lord Lynds . FRASER'S MAGAZINE. ton ; and all Medicine'Vendors. of 2
solved to fly from her polluting contact, and bad for the last time Eas:
years or more of fretted politics were in reserve for this angry hurst, after a dra-wingby Chalon, and abiographical sketch, writ- By the publication bf the June Number, the Thirteenth VOl. - con:
declaimer ; and his wrath against the memory of George 111. ten without any admixture of that adulatory fustian which it dis- of this Periodical was completed. The Proprietor has. the sa- CUBEBS AND SARSAPARILLA. , testant clergyman had a short time previously spent several- 4ad
and Pitt was thenceforth to be equally ridiculous and inexorable. figures what it is meant to adorn, and would be peculiarly offen- tisfa6tion of acknowledging a great and increasing accession to QTIRLINGREES' ESSENCE, No Medicine ver stood evenin • 'cl. • ' 'lt • Eas
gs in tscussing the errors of the church of ome with
He still harangnes but the coronet is gone, it is to be hoped, sive to ttle refined taste of the noble aud learned subject of this the number of his Subscribers since the beginning of the year. 0 the test of the leading Members of the Faculty ith so much three res ect bl R-' th I T fhh ' I are
a e oman ;ea o ics. wo out o te t ree (es 570.
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until ha shall have harangued his last, and bitter politics and memoir. '-The Times. It'is confessed on all hands, that he has kept faith with the Putt- snccess as STIRLINGREES' ESSENCE ; their reco mendations,
, clared thp
emselves perfectly convinced of.the truth of what the s
Gov
helpless partisanship shall know him no more." " Fraser, of Regent-street, has just iisued a specimen of a lie ; that, if his earlier Nunabers were good, his later have been as well as those from persons who have expari need its sans-
. reverend gentleman advanced, and have, if we be correctly in- 1100
splendid national tribute to the talents and. virtues of the erni- better ; still, aiming 'at improvement, he has at all times kept brious and beneficial effects (together with yas and increasing formed att ded l' •ne service in the protestant episcopalian pas,
_______ nent Conservative statesmen of Britain. Whether we look the station which he originally assumed, and upon some occa- sale) proves its great success and decided suite iority over every church' Tehne
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lead seemed also disposed ts become a convert, con
A SPORTING CHARACTER. upon it as a fitting memento of the exertions of the able and sions has even exceeded his hopes if not his wishes. Abating other preparation, in being the most safe an effectual remedy bnt said he would take a littl • .c 1 h
e more time to const er t e matter.
high-minded men whom it is especially intended to honour, to nOthing of the vivacity which won 'for this Magazine, from its ever discovered for the. cure of Gonorrh , Gleets, SeMinal
-- For cert •
ain reasons we suppress names. ' May the merciful T
be transmitted to posterity or as a work of art entitled to the commencement the enviable character of a storehouse of wit Weakn ss St •• t
e_. , iic ures, u
Fl er Albus Or Whites Pains in the
The celebrated John Beardsworth, of Birmingham, Redeemer continue to enlarge his fold, and bring thereto tho u - ',llea('
tn' . f all 1 s f ' air • •
c.a •ses o i
.iticiaps, we. cap . .
.prec.ict • n
not but I a "(I humo •is he bet' - 11 felt that his bi h' L • G 1' I ' 'l‘ he Bladder
9r, it , . 'eves, genera y .
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~ ograp I- outs, Kidneys, Lunabago, . r.ave , rritati,on o t . , sands upon thousauds of those who are perishing for lack of bee
commenced the world as a driver (not an owner) of a rrriotsam'oes
ot
ext 1 h• •
ensive popularity. Ihe size is imperial folio; ca , ',lomat classical, poetical, and spentific erodes possess Urethra, and every disease incident to the Sexual and Urinary k wl d a o th t -.1 -
no e„e n e s eii e waters of the mystical Babylon !- don
hackney coach. A story, and a true one, is told of him and each number will contain three portra.its and concise me- a Spirit and solidity calculated to gain the confidence of the Organs, frequently per pace
forming a perfect cure in the short s Dublin Record of Thursday. and
to the effect that, on one occasion there being a grand moirs, at a price astonishingly cheap for the elegance of the serious student ; while in moral philosophy, it may be safely of three or four days. It contains, in a concentrated state, all Sir Fredrrick Pollock, in r ply to a uestio •o h• b con
q n put t im y
ball in the town, Beardsworth had to drive an heiress to undertaking."-Blackburn. Standard, May 11. • affirmed, that tha papers devoted to this interesting brancir Of the efficacious parts of the Cubeb, chemically combined with the Northam T C e- •1
pton own ounci , says-" lam of opinion that °V
it. The lady was young and beautiful, and Jack was ;)`,'L'hhiesriss h kg to the in uir stand without a arallel in the miscellaneous literattire Sars? arilla Buchu and othe choice alteratives which rens
fa work.of truly aristocratic aspect ; t..ap .
.q y . p . . . . :43 , , . 3' .. , the corporation cannot legally continue to give a plate to the °' '
or the judgment and spirit which nave dictated the ot any country, fur depth, originality, and acunien. ders it invaluable to these afflicted vsith secondary Syphilitic lic i
races or subscribe to any charities."
smitten! He went "home dressed paid for admission to " '
* ' undertaking. An imperial folio, got up as this is in the most It has been the aim-=--and to no inconsiderable extent, he Symptems , Pains of the Bones,sUlcers, Pimples, Blotches, _ ' ' _._ _ ________ ___
the ball, danced a great part of the night with• his fair ample manner, is at once suitable to the subject, and seasonable trusts, the attainmentof the Publisher,"to make each volume 'Scorbutic. 'Eruptions, Glandular Swellings, and all diseases illlPOrts. • - wit
Om
(fare :), anti gallantly handed her out to the
,coach, in its Nipearance. The merit of the design, indeed, in a gene.- a half-yearly. register 'of politics. In the present,, the reader is arising from a tainted and impure state Of the [hood.. In cases at s
--saws-.
mounted the box, and drove her .to her home ! He ral. point of view, is commensurate with the splendoor uf the presented with a full discussion of the following inipo-rtant to- of Debility, Want of Power,. both Local
.and GeneraL.Tabes EGYPT. pot
execution artistically censidered. We heartilly. recommend ptcs :-Ireland and . its
'Evils ,--: Orange '.A.ssociations and the Dorsalis, Diabetes, Wasting Impotence, and Nervous Depres- ,
managed to run away with her soon after, and hernaoney Ariel, Dye, fm Alexandria, (Egypt,) with 6cs conts tinkn, N Low,- ~,,lan„
the work to the friends of the British constitution in particular, Ministry-Dissent and its Objects -.-- Military Punishments ; sion of Spirits, it has been taken with the most decided benefit. shaw-65 do A W Powles and co-12 brls AI o'eearl, T Richards and 1,-„;
was the' foundation of his future fortune. Beardsvvorth and of the higher order of the fine arts in general."-Sheffield and, 'indeed, either in extenso or incidentally, every subject of A regular perseverance in_ its use has invariably been fouud to co-so bales'eotton, imer, Paulet and co-685 do, Order-30 do, A A -,;;"
became proprietor of the largest repositury in the British • Mercury, May 14. sufficient weight to occupy g,eneral attention. ' improve the appetite, assist the digestive powers, and give mus- Gower and CP-100 do, R Zwilchenbart and co-12 brls gum, H A ay-c
empire for the sale of horses and carriages. His house, " Without any exception whatever, we must declare that this 'The Critical Department of. this Magazine is too celebrated cuar strength,. energy, and.vigerous health to the whole system. Barrade-K Dk . at t
built -on the same ground with the repository, was all - is, in our opinion, the most splendid publication that ever came to need =eh remark. Ita principle is selection ;is haa no room The most delicate female may-take it with perfect safety.- It is Heise, Murray, ..,
fm Alexandria Eeypt,) with. 300 bales cotton A
' ' 10'0 e is '
W Fowles and co-300 do, Lloyd and co- .) o, rder-10 cs ' are
gum, On
that money .could make it, it was indeed a curiosity. nnder our notce ;we cannot pra end for trash unless, from some adscititious circumstances certain an excellent resto ive f e e o ' • a
ise. it too highly or recomm , . . _ , rat atr th c nstatution h s been weak- A W Powles and•co-2 Mks conts unkn, J. H Lyon-K Dk
it too earnestly to every conservative gentleman, with. whom, rubbish needs renioval; and then no falsedelicacy is suffered to ened or injured by mercurial, or from any other cause. . WEST IN DIE,S AND MADEIRA., but
The hall vvas lined with splendid mirrors, -the carpets we presume, a series of portraits, such as are here contemplated, interfere with the performance of a great•public duty. The past Prepared only by the Proprietor J. W. Stirling 86, High- Plant • C bell fen Kineston -With 19 lids sugar 9 pns rum W we
were of the richest Turkey, every chair was of a differ- cannot be. otherwise than most welcome. his intended to be pub- and the distant have a place in its columns wi h h d t t Wit' la .1 -f ' h•' • b ' • f• . Pr' amp_ , e , . ' • T.ls
. , tt e pro ucs s ree , dec ape s, ram wom it can e sent to aoy part o Kirkham-•=o,tes a cks 17 brls coffee, 41 htis sugar, .5 pns rum, Order- •
eat pattern, and each as sumptuous as the imaginatien lished monthly, in Parts containing three portraits ; the size is dons of English growth and the passim?: season. Sophocles, the world, upon enclosing a remittance, and any
.part of Lon- 51 tcs coffee, J Ridley-,-22 do, Gladstone and co-24 tcs 5 cks 1 brl do, 11l
could conceive. The chimnev-pieces were exquisite, imperial folio ; the first embraces the Duke of Iffellingtons Shakspeare, Bacon, Goethe, Joanna ,Baillie, and Sheridan don (carriage free) in Bottles at 4s. 6d., 10s., and 20s. each. Jones, Mann and eo-4-acs 5-brls do, 4 luLs sugar, 3 B Yates and co- •
64 tes coffee, R Gladstone., (expn)-18 tcs 19 brls do, Tory, Holt &.co-: • ,
and the tables' of the richest ana rarest wood, one centre Lord Lyndhurst, and Lord Wharncliffe. We hope the recep- Knowles, have not been neglected, because it was expedient to IMPORTANT CAUTION.. 10 pns rum, S Pereeval-1/1 lids sugar, 31 pris rum, R Bagot-1 brl '
tion of this Work will be commensurate with its merits."- dissect the merits of a Willis, a Trotlope, and a Raumer-to The Proprietor being apprised of seyeral needy and unprin- coffee, .1 Hall-I ck shrub, J Ridle3--,53 salted hides, 20 t logwood, J n.°
table cost <£1,500, and was made of every wood indi- Western Lunzinary, May 9. sav nothing of the writers in Annuals. ~ cipled Medicine Vendors, who, when applied tnsfor this remedy, c Nicholson-100 lancewoOd spars, J and G Campbell-2 bales cotton ti°
genious to America. --It was part of his business to keep " A specimen of this most splendid national work is now be- 'The Theatres have lately become topics of intense interest, substitute, under the name of Cubehs, SarsaParilla, &c. a worth. T Barnes-1 qr ck. wine, J5l Jopp-lti kgs tamarinds, 2 bxs presents,
up a famous stock of wine, for truth to say, what bar- fore us, for which we confidently venture to predict an unri- owing to the degraded state of the.. stage. We have been less and injurious article of their own make, feels it is an impe- Order-P Dk
Don Juan Johnston fm B bados with 282 pns 61 hds 36 brls mo-
gains were unfinished in the stable or in the repository railed popularity. At a period like the present, when a taste anxious to vindicate the national character in this section of its rative duty to say, that it is absolutely necessary, before pur- lasse 20 't ' ar
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were finished with spirit over a bottle of wine' 'in the for illustrated works is so universal, the beauty of the work will, amusements, and mean to take a decided stand against mis- chasing, to see the name "J. W. Stirling," Whitechapel, is en- E-
ms;na, c;,oit,veerst,oHn Moore and co--.W DI
s , fin Tortola, with 23
-'9 hds 1 tee 482 brls sugar, 1 7
we doubt not, insere its admission into the collection even of management, cupidity, and low cunning. graved on the Government Stamp affixed outaide, the wrapper pn 1 brl rum, 21 bales cotton, Ibx Guava berry shrubs, 9 bx.s. succades
dining-room. He used to say Ihat his wine sold off' all
the Whias and Radicals but the drawing room of no Conser- The Gallery of Literary Characters presents Regina's Maids on the bottle without which it cannot be genuine. 7 kgs arrowroot, 8 kgs tamarinds, Burrew and Nottage-2 k,gs tama-
his hack horses and craziest carriages, and the best of the vative ableman or '1 - 'd d 1 • P •-t•L B • IS.L ' ' - P•• .
gent eman can be consi ere comp ete of Honour, with oi traits o ady lessington, liss andon, Agents :-C. Mawhood, 20, South John-street, . riestley, Aspis rinds, tbx arrowroot, I bale cotton picked up at sea, C Robertson- -
:joke was, that people who had -filled themselves at his without it."--Stockport Advertiser, May 6. , Mrs. Hall, Miss Martineau, Miss Mitford, Lady Morgan, Hon. nall, Howell, Roberts, Bradford, Rawson, Neale, Gerdes, Wag- -K Dk Se
Grace, Pearson, fm Antigua, with 382 lids 4 tes sugar, C W and F Stz
table with the fat of the land, and • the best vintages of "We should like to become familiar with the master-spirits Mrs. Norton, and Miss Jane Porter; as well as full-lengths of staff and Swift, Liverpool; Bowman and Law, Barker Taylor,
Shand-55 hds 10 tcs do Trustees C Turner-30 hds do, Ewart and co Ur
France, Spain, and Italy, would searcely adtnit, even to •of the age; to learn not only their language, but their features; Faraday, the chemist; Bowles, the sonnetteer ; Place, the ra- Chemists, Manchester; Scowcroft, Bolton ; Isherwood, Pres- _
77 do, C Turner, jun-:30 do, J Jotie 2 boxes arrowroot. I box pre- AI
to see them as they stand before their couapeers the pride and dical• Hothouse the miscellanist and Mrs S C Hall the ton • and all Medicine Venders serves, S Turner-1 brl Ibx arrowroot, Ibx preserves, Ibx rum, Ibx Mi
themselves, that " honest Jack Beardsworth" bad taken confidence ' - • ' • - ' ' ' * * * ' ' •• *
of England. When the work is completed, it will story-teller. Ask for Stirlingrees' Essence. .
pe_ppers pickled, 1 kg tamarinds, Order - Dk NE
them in. When Beardsworth's racer, Birmingham, won form one of the most valuable books of our day. We would More than a dozen excellent Tales and Narratives, sufficient
the Doncaster St. Leger, he could not have been worth just venture to hint that every Conservative society in the king- to fill several volumes printed in the usual style of novels, add
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less than L 250,000. It soon melted away on the turf. dom should take copies of the work."-Carlisle Patriot, May 6. to the attraction of a volume, w.hich boasts amongst its centri- glipping Entrlttgart. Cora, Hutchinson, fm Demerara, with 18 hds sugar, -46 pns rum, 2 M,
The whole story of the race is curious. i'lle famous A really magnificent work; the execution admirable. We have butors, Father Proutt, Nimrod; Sir Morgan O'Doherty, Ensign -amp hds I,brl 178 pns molasses, Whales cotton, Anderson and Smith,2o Sa
- only to commend it to the patronage of every true conservative. O'Donoahue Moraan Rattler Heraucl- Sir Egerton Br des hds sugar, 20 hds ruin, G Booker,and co-30 hds sugar, .1 Jones and co Pt
Jack Mytton, of Halston, lost a greater part of his estate, • . • . , ~- . , e -, , Yg , FRIDAY, JULY 1.-N oon, Wind S.-Light.,
We can conceive nothing better calculated to bind loyal hearts Galt, NV illiam Lisle Bowles, Chapman, the Ettrick Shepherd, -29 pns 2 lids rum, Buchanan and Browne-45 bales' totton, Baillle, Pe
by dealings with Beardsworth ; and from. 1826 to 1830, together than such a communion-awe may so express ourselves and some writers of great. celebrity, whose names it is not per- Alum-an-planter, Campbell, from Jamaica, sailed Bth May.
SAILILD-Gipsey, Bewley, for Calcutta-Otto de Meno, Palha, for Kerr and co-24 do, N Waterhouse and Sons-75 do, Baring Bros-43 Di
do, 7 cks coffee, T Porter-2 es arrowtobt, K Dowie and co-W Dk Bo
all N.lytton's racers were entered in Beardsworth's name. -with the patriots, whose time, talents, and best energies, are mitted to mention. Fieueira-Europe, Marshall, and HoO_earth, Crocker, for New York- Hindoo Hogarth f D e 2 hds 3 brls molasses, C‘:
One of these was Filho da Puta, the sire of-a sickly colt devoted to the conduct of our common cause in Parliament; This Thirteenth Volume, price 15s. in Numbers, or 16s. 6d. Vandelia, Sprague, for Philadelphia-Hannibal, Roche, for Quebec- 56 -0 h - 'm em -Tara' with 96 Ims
pns -0 ds 20 pm rum, 71 lids sugar, Douglas, Fraser and co-45 Li
which was foaled at Beardsworth's. Orders were given and who, though absents will thus be ever present."- Lancaster in cloth, may be had (by order) of all respectable . Booksellers Perseverance, James, for Sydney, C-13.-Taotivy, Ayes. for Naples, hds sugar, 20 pns rum, 18 pns molasses, N Waterhouse and Sons-42 C'a
Ga,z,ette, May 14. in Town or Country, by whom also Subscribers' Names are re- Scc-Flora, Rooderkirk, for Rotterdarn-_Rosse_ndal_e, Friend, fer -De- hds 1 brl sugar, 10 balei cotton, Wilson and Cort-20 pns 22 hds rum, Se
to. kill the colt, it was so weakly, but MrS. Beardsworth merar-Napoleon, M•Coppin, for Quebec-San Fraocisco, Piaggio. Jones, Mann and co-39 ptis do, Sir J Tobin-1 brl do; .1- Dodson-30 Et
As a work of pictorial art it leaves all -corn etition at an ceived and the Work su lied re ularl at the cos f H I -a-
, pp g y t o a f
having seen it, said "No : give it to me, I shall try and • . • • , P , for Trieste-James Hadden, 13eathe, for Gulf of Mexico. lids suer, 48 pns 4 hds rain, S Mackay and co-17 hds sugar, D Wil- St
immeasurable distance behind. ' Lodge s Portraits are gems, Crown monthly.
nurse it." Accordingly it was given to her, and she had but they fade into insignificance by the side of the splendid The NUMBER for JULY c -
ommences a new Volume, and a George, IV, --s--, from Canton, off Plymouth. • link-6 lids sugar, 33 pns rum, Sandbace, Ti•nne and co-40 tei coffee, ' Tic
90 bales cotton, J Bolton-4•bags pepper, Wallace and M'Culloch-4 Pt
it carefully fed on bread and milk, &c. until it became engravings that embellish this admirable and splendid produc- good opportunity is thus afforded for new Subscribers giving in Mail, Bryce, hence, at Trinidad. cks 1 ladle 100 bars hware retd, J Winder and co -Dk St
qUite strong and handsome. Lord Grosvenor saw the tion of art. The biographical notices are also of rare literary their Names. 'lt contains-1. The Books on my Table. By Mealanthe, Meore,. hence, at St. Jago-de-Cuba. UNITED STATES. st
edit at 'a
year old, and offered to buy it. Beardsworth 1 and worth of the ve su erior charac er of the work
men ~ y ry p t Morgan Rattler. Of Hamlet.-11. Hebrew Idyls. No. XII. Ch mplcon, Ilitclue, hence, at Lintin.
Irt Hodless, sailed from China for Manilla previous to the 27th of Josephine, Britten, fm New York, with 396 bales cotton, Rathbone ,M
of which they are the ex onants We ho e that all Conserva- Judith -111 Le Revenant -1V New Ode to the Passions ,
1 ebruary. . - Brs and co-100 do, 'l' Wilson'and co-269 do. Sands; Hodgson and co
said, "No : Mary owns Birmingham, anti .she intends • -II - P ,• . P . . • . • .•. " • -
dyes wi possess themselves ot this work, which, for high liter- With Variations.-V. More " Justice to Ireland."-VI. On -73 do, Wainwright, Sheils and co-16 do, Collmann, La.nbert and co '
-10 hds sweepwashers' sand,
..1 Alston and Sons-500 hides, Phelps, ' "
running him for ihe St. Leger." • " And if he runs," said ary pretension and pictorial polish, is unrivalled, if not inimi- Anglo-Norman Poetry.-V 11. Lines on the Anniversary of the SATURDAY, JUIN 2.-Noon Wind N.W.-Fresh. James and co--17 -wateteask shooks 17 lulls hoops, 4 bdLs heads, 2 .
Lord Grosvenor, "he will certainly win." • The animal table."-Carmarthen Jonrnal, May 6. Death of Felicia Hernans -Vlll. Gallery of Literary Charac- -AnurvED-Chieftain, Rooney, frOm Pernambuco. -Indian Chief, iron c F't h h dG • ' •P Dk
ambooses, 1 z ug an ronshaw-
becdme so tame that he used to' follow Mrs. Beardsworth "The portrait of Lord Lyndhurst is the perfection of cngra- ters. No. 74.-IX. Seuthey's Life of Cowper.-X. The Songs al•Dowell, from Demerara-Grace. Pearson, from Antigua-Robert Martha, Greaten, fm Charleston, with 528 bales cotton,_W Stuart 4,
ving; and we never saw stipple employed so beautifully, and of Horace. From the Prout Papers. No. XX. le Bleasdale from B mba n • •
Decade the ra ~ . . s o ya d Tuticovm-Yeoman, -, from -645 do, 13 al•Nicol and co-212 do, Order-1 small bex, W Oxley-
all round the dining room table, and allow the children ernemnuco ,rsailed 15th Slay-Duncan Gibb, Donald, from alaran- --P. Dk .
to such advantage. The introduction of the coat-of-arms of the First.-XI. A most Talented Familv.-XII. A Second Letter
to play with him. In fact the future .winner of the St. party is a happy embellishment; and, with the memoirs, cons- from Cambridae to Oliver Yorke, Esq. Pluck Examination harn:; saded lath May-Hindoo, Hogarth, and Cora Hutchinson, -, Platina, Bosworth, fm New Orleans, with 1237 bales cotton, Baring
from Demerara-Archer, Matthewson, and Don Juan, Johnston, frotn Brs aad co-P Dk V
Leger was as much domesticated as a 'dog or a kitten. pletes our most favourable opinion of this design."-Literary Questions.-XIII. For the Present Instant. I. The Ministers. Barbadoes-Emma, Robertson, from Tortola-John Walker, Black ; John Walker Black, fm- New Orleans with 21 bales cotton, Can- j
Birrnineharn was duly entered for the Doncaster St. Le- Gazette, April 28. 11. The People.-The Portrait for the Month is a happy and Platina, Bosworth ; Mary, Morton; and North America Heath, from non, Miller and'co-50 do, Order-219 do, Collmann, Lambert and co •
e,
ger, and as duly were attempts made to come at the blind "This work gives promise of a production of surpassing characteristic likeness of Mr. Serjeant ‘Talfourd, Author of New Orleans-Alelrander, Luckett, from Mobile-Sarah and Arsilia, -80 do, Zwilehenbart and co-P Dk . •
Periodical is only Half-a-Crown
splendour and pictorial interest."-Naval and Military Gazette, " Ion." The cost of this . -
Garner, from Mobile and Cowes-Martha Greaton from Charleston Mary Morton fin New Orlaans with 1233 bales cotton, Fde Li- ,
side of Conolly, the jockey who was' to ride him. Co- Solon, Allen d J h' B • • ' Y E d '- ' ' - '
~ an osep use, ritton, from New ork- meral , zarth and co-G Dk I
April 23. monthly. ,
nolly informed Beardsworth of the offers made to him, " Th. •
Is is a most splendid work ; beautifully executed is every - - from St. John's, N.8.-Lnnenburg Pernette from Liverpool, Henry, Leitch, fm New Orleans, with 1130 bales cotton, Fde Li-
N S.-21tobert Thomas, Granby fro Q• b S' • John New ort ad' d QDk
m ue ec- it. p , zrt an co- .
and, acting under his advice, carefully pocketed every department of this elegant periodical."-Literary Chronicle, Just Published, in Two Volumes, handsomely bound in cloth, Nichol, from Newfoundland-Je•.'
sste Logan, M•STaster, from Quebec- Sarah and Arsilia, Gardner, fin Mobile, with 1642 bales cotton, T .
bribe. • Conolly made extensive promises to all parties April 23. , price One Guinea, Nora Creina. Hawes from St. Petersburgh-Cruizer, Candler, from Wilson and co-W Dk
that' Birmingham should lose. A man named Gregg "In point of economy, it is, we think, the ne plus ultra of THE RELIQUES OF FATHER PROUT, late P. P. of Ilambro'-Henry, fßitch, from New Orleans-Eliza Heywood, Hey- Solon, Wood, fm New York, with 153 bales cetton, W 8: J Brown
took care that the horse should not be meddled with. To perfection.. Three beautifully executed portraits, with twelve Watergrassill, in the County of Cork, Ireland. Reprinted from Wood, from Singapore and Cape Hope, sailed 16th April. and co-38 do, Waddington, Holt and co-206 do, Rathbone Brs &co
, accomnanvino• nacres of letter-Dress in folio size for a char e Fraser's Ma ••,'n '
ga.„l e, with Illustrations by D. MACLISE, Esq., F nny Connell, Joy, for Genoa, Sse-lbe mon ,
h d ItlPLeod, -321 do, Roskell and co-252 do, T Wilson and co-171 do, 1349 brls
such an extent did this caution go, that the water for tne •-• r. - •.., ,„ . , g fo.V.Eupt-ti. a turpentine, Collmann, Lambert and co-300 brls turpentine, Order-
of twelve shil ings! ' Prodigious! Ihis must ensurei success, A.R.A. -P Dk
horse Was actnally fetched from a distance of ten miles. or the Conservative p br •
uicis an egregious ass !"-Shipping This book is sufficient to make reputations for balf-a-dozen Aurelius, -, from London, at Canton, New Jersey, Barstow, fm New York, with 38 bales cotton, T W
Gregg actually lay in the stable, cheek by jowl with the Gazette, April 22 writers. It is full of good sound stuff, and abounds in ' informa- Saguenay, Stewart, hence, at Cape of Good Hope, 16th April. Smith and co-658 do, Sands, Hodgson and co--516 do, Brown Bros-
horse, for ten days before the race. When the day came , "We congratulate our readers on the publication of this tion conveyed in a mode the most pleasant, blended as it is with Coromandel, Chesser ; Alfred, Tapley, and Sarah, Whiteside, from 6.50 brls turpentine, T Todd-1 bx conts unkn, Crary, Fletcher and
on it rained cats and does and Birmingham won by
, . work. The specimen is strikingly and superbly executed."- wit and shrewdness. We have rarely perused or examined a China, at St. Helena. .
Zoe, Holes, and Cheshire, Campbell, from Mauritius, at ditto. co-G Dk .
Colehis, Knight, fin New -York, with 57 bales cotton,W St J Brown
County and North Devon Advertiser, May 6. work so agreeable.-New Monthly.
strength. Beardsworth lad freely taken 40 tol, and sAt length the Conservativ • d
es are promise amemento of their Pleasant and welcome for its raciness and scholarship the Robert Scurfield Clough hence at Maranham.
' -Kit h ' t P
Mary Queen of Scots, i ey, ence, a ernambuco. and co-224 do, Brown Brs-167 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-249
' do, Maury, Latham and co-256 do, Order-146 do, Wainwright Sz co
cleared X 40,000 by the race. He presented Conolly, the great men worth preserving. The style and appearance of the work is sure to be.-Athenceuni. Hesperus, M'Dowell, hence, at Demerara. -256 do, W Jacot-300 brie turpentine,.Nicholl and Robinson-Dk •
rider, with £1,500. His daughter and wife gave £5OO work is such -as will warrant every gentleman in procuring it " What is there that the world bath not Idris, Smith, from Clyde, at ditto. BRITISH AMERICA
more, so that the rider got £2,000 by his honesty. He for his library. We fain would hope itwill be a national work." Gathered in this enchanted spot?" Robert James Haynes, Graham, and Ann, Penrice, hence, at An- Emerald, Campbell, fm St John, NB, with 731 cl 2 deals and deal I
-Doncaster Chronicle, May 21. viz., the chest•of Prout. Do you wish for epigrams ?-there is ' tit's . . ends, 541 c 4 Staves, ft Addison-B Dk. .
was induced by his success to keep a racing stud of his f D bl• d•
ay Leitrim, Clements, rom u in, at itto.
" The ve title of this work must recommend it to the notice a fair shower of h
y t em. Do yon like parodies, which are to Lady Dunmore, Pentreath, fin Liverpool, NS, with 577 ps fir tim- I
own. He lost an immensity of money by it. Beards- rY • h • Scotsman, Barney, from Llanelly, at ditto. ber, 6c 1 deals and deal ends, alit 5 fms lathwood, J Jones sen-B Dk
', of all who appreciate as they oug t the eminent services of those poems what the silver spoon is to the human face the concave Savanilla. Padilla, hence, at Carthagena. Robert Thomas, Grandy, fm Quebec, with 55 ps oak, 1 pee elm, ,
worth was much attached to his wife. He always called statesmen; who, in the revolutionary era in which we live, have and convex likeness? Have fb A d '
you a taste or aa s, varying Gleaner, Taylor, hence, at Miramicht. 2ps red pine and 418 ps white pine timber, 6515 wedges, 25u00 tree-
her "my right-hand man." She kept all the accounts, distinguished themselves by their attachment to.the constitution, from the lively to the tender-from the note of the trumpet to Asia, Hannay, hence, at Restigouche. nails, 1859 deals, 1126 deal ends, 1900 standard 3600 W 1 and 2400 brl
made all money payments, and was, in fact, complete and their defence of our institutions in church and state. The the tone of the lute? Have you an ear for translations, which Euphemia, - from Clyde at Newfoundland, in fifteen days. staves, 51 brls pot and 2 brls prl• ashes, J Frost; and co-B Dk
major-donio of his immense establiShment. No man in work is a national one ; and it is due to the spirited proprietor . give the semblance of another language's face ? Are you given. ,peli,nSatos
ve, fsrom Z
'ante at Patras .
C •' h
an , and Freedom, ox, ence, at Malta. Jessie:Logan, M•Master, fm Quebec, with Bps oak and 327 ps pine
timber, 6350 ps deals, 24200 ps W I staves, J Logan-B Dk 1
to say, that it is got up in a manner which gives him a strong .to satire s you will enjoy it here. Do you delight in the classic °
England was better acquainted with the. racing calendar! Cathekne Hannington, hence at Gibraltar. Sir John ifewport, Nichols, fm Newfoundland, with 192 chs train
claim to national support. The size is imperial folio ; and alluSion, the quaint vet profound learnine• of other days ?-All D t L---- hence at Port-LI-Prince. oil, Job, Bulley and co-103 cks oil, Order-26 do,. Graham and Tay-
She died about two years since, and her death was the judging from the specimen before us, we have no doubt that these, and a great deal more are to be fotind in Father Prout'2
scOeVeCO „ ,
ptre, --, hence, at Jacmel. lor-6000 staves; 64 bdls cow and calf skins, 1 t old Junk, Order-K Dk
worst thing next to his own that could have happened to when complete, it will be one of the most splendid series of en- chest. Of the charming etchings which illustrate these volumes, Mary, Mills, hence, at Trinidad. MEDITERRANEAN.
Beardsworth. All his concerns were at sixes and sevens gravings ever offered to the public. The price is moderate ,- our best praise is that the ar worthy of their subiects.-court
y e - - Martha, Gorman ; Atalantic, Edgar, and George Bentick, Rigby, Gior io Costa fm Palermo and *Catania, With (fm Catania) loose
g , ,
hence, at Newfoundland. abt '7O t brimstone, J Pownall--(fm Palermo) 1168 bgs shumac, 20 qr
after her death. Beardsworth farmed the post-horse du- and we feel assured that the work will be extensively patronised Journal. Levaut Packet, Cundy, from Coast, at Dardanelles. J Pownall-319 bgs shumac,
cks wine, 2 bxs books, 369 bxs oranges,
ties for the midland counties of England; and his wife, by the Conservatives of theiland."-Manchester Courier, May 7. Among the contributors to Fraser's Magazine for learning, Firefly, Easter, from Constantinople, at ditto. 11 qr cks 3 octaves wine, 178 dunnageanats, Order -Dk
" This splendid work will undoubtedl find its wa to the talent and orieinality
y y , s, ~ no one has surpassed Father Prout.- Judith and Esther, Brien, hence, at Rio Grande. EUROPE. ,
knowing the toll••receivers and innkeepers cheated them • f •
, library-tab eof every Conservative gentleman who values the Literary Gazette. Hector, Crisp, from Messina. at Zante, sailed 29th May, for Smyrna. Louise, Mupede, fm AntWerp, with 57 t oak bark, ,II Castellain, j
took a tour to every station, dressed as an officer in the institutions of his country, and proportionably appreciates the - Industrie,Ulfers, hence. at Bremen. Sons and co-47 bales flax, A Swainson-Q Dk
army, discovered a thousand instances of fraud, and thus talented efforts of those who strenuously defend them in the MACLISE'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE RELIQUES Sisters, Sutton, from Bahia, at_Hambro.' Aldbro', Storey, fin Rotterdam, with 2es 2 cks wine, T Brancker t
added at least £lO,OOO to the income of her husband. Imperial Parliament. We trust and believe that the spirited TO FATHER PROUT. Price 15s. A limited number of Iscleepiturs, Bremen, hence, at ditto. _
eli , Maas ; Selma, Dottloff, and Brenda, Ort, hence, at Dantzlg. 30 cs do, J G Claus-9 do, C Tayleur, Sons and co-3 do, M Max_ 1
-3 do, W Maxwell and co-,-1 do Bourne and Hassall- 1
Beardsworth married one of his danghters in 1830 to a projetctor of this conservative pnblicatioia will be amply remu- Proofs before the letters have been taken from the Eighteen Hermine, Volgerr, hence, off ditto. , well and co
~ 1 do, Stewart, Ba
ld and co-. 1 do, D Willink ' 1 do, Dumont and Eld- ' 1
numerous list f scri
b bers."-Maidstone Vionette Illustrations by DaisiEr, 111 acrise Esq A.R.A.. Chieftain Rooney from Pernambuco at this ort • sailed 17th Ma
I) ' c rodt-8 do, Order---1 do, J Latham-4 do, T Y Lopez-2 au d
ms e,
-cavalry officer, whose father was a, wealthy sugar-baker 3:14 igaa Ily
contained in these two volumes. The . ' • ".' • ' - ' • . ' •
5 are of a size to bind up -The Ocean Queen, for this port, and Elvtra, -, for Falmout , • d Sleugens-1 do, J Wolff-1 do, Maur L b
in Liverpool. His epistle to that worthy was laconic, "Of Lori Lyndhurst this is the portrait, admirably like ; with Fraser's Magazine, and may he uSed for that purpose ; but were to sail from Paraiba 15th May ; left at Pernambuco, the Reliance 1 d Vaonn Dadelszen and co-1 do, J Lace jun
Smonit S',l-daot..aAm and co,-
but much to the point. It runs -thus: " Sir, your son the simple, bust, the character of the face, is impressed on the as the letter-press referring to each subject has been added, the and Victoria, of this port ; Stork and Malvina, of, London ; and Braridreth-1 do, Gibbs, Bright and co-2 do, C and J liawidnonsnn anidc '
n-1 es
Hebe and Clugas, of Jersey. cased, J Fox-2 cs Eau de.Cologne, Perrin & co-1 d J 1" -5 d
o, inne o,
loves my eldest daughter, and she • loves him. They are features without exaggeration, and without flattery. The me- whole forms a complete and independent volume. Indian Chief, M!Howell, from Demerara, at this port; sailed 30th J Robinson and co-5 es eonts unkn, Melly and Pr
determined to marry. You sell sugar and I sell horses. eir is written in the same s irit A series like this s ecimen A ir'ted e
niwid. be i Pr
.
nvaluable."- The Atlas April 24. p sp i st of etchings.-Atheareum.
The etchinsrs are admirable -Literary Gazette May. The Hopkinson sailed on the 18th, for Barbadoes and this port.
Yesterday, off Holyhead, exchanged numbers with the Bombay 3 Donking-2 es Seltzer water, JW S May aht
egr-1 es clrig
mats, Sandars and Claxton-84 bdls rushes, said MastergrGybleca '
lam content to put down shilling for shilling, pound for "We predict that this will be one of the most admired and The illust ' • • * *
rations are admirable, and full of character.-New Packet, for Bombay, and Hygeia, for Calcutta. . Hunse, Ketelaar, fm Harlingen, with 25 bxs h 6' kb tt
c eese, J C S u er, .
pound, hundred for hundred, and thousand for thousand successful, as' it is certainls, one of the most splendid and im- Monthly. Grace, Pearson, from Antigua, at this port ; sailed 29th May. The abt 500 qrs oats, 13 t oak bark, Neumann/1(1En el-Q Dk
with yon, to make provision for the young couple.- Posing publications of the day. Engraving,
.paper, and letter- These are the playful products of a genius destined to achieve Irepid sailed fr Belfast 13th
_May. The .Antigue. ?tante; for Bris- , g
t , ldth May. Phe Antigua Planter, for Bristol, 1 tth ; the Freedom, ,nreisil
Yours, John Beardsworth." The sugar-baker refused his pr_e_ss, the highest in their respective qualities that could pos- for England eminent distinction in the very highest walk of the for Bfistol, (after repairing) 22d ; and the Diadem, for Trinidad, 28th Wm txjt:P'zie,'Ci:PtZ;.cionco
i sally be procured - the size, a tine imperial folio, and the whole art.-Literary Chronicle. May. , MI
,'''4'N'gWar..l..!JA
consent, so the match took place without. The newly- thrown off with I,' x ce 4 a e•- •,••• a c•i° ''
t-e greatest delicacy of workmanship; this col- • JAMES FRASER Publisher London - GRAPEL, Agent •Li- Jessie Logan M'Alaster, from Quebec, at this port; sailed 31st May. PP" ti
married couple drove from church in a splendid carriage, lection when complete, will form an ornament to the lib ' ' ' • - ' On Ist June, sp'oke
ary verpool. the Charlotte, from •Lancaster, Prince itegent, a• ,a lii , S•• ~.•-• ZWP. i ~.,,
-. ~.X, '" '' f:/. 2 ts . t'd
t. p
with four bloods, a present hem Mr. Beardsworth. In and drawing-room of sterling value and beaut B h r
y. ut t ese are
.3 , %eto p... tdr•o.'.- s- c 5
it -- - --t Calcutta, from this pert. On 3d June, Ellen and Cumberland, from
",-- ' - ;.'''.X g;g. t=,
the.pocket of the carriage was loosely thrown a draft its least merits. lt is a tribute to the high feeling and genuine his Port. On 4th June, Aurora, from this port. On sth June, Thos. •_,
• •-•
'nci les of the By His Majesty's Royal Authority. • • • • ° -' Zi -4
from Beardsworth on his banker for X 50,000. This was Rri P country. The publication of a work exclusively Hughes, from this port, all in the river on 27th June, in lat. 51 10, t-• -,,'- 012 irA IA ,--3
his off-hand •
way of doing things. At Beardsworth's. aevoted to the representatives of such feelings and such princi-
ples, is a declaration that h - .
ey have a safficient hold mien the PROFESSOR SWEDOURIS HYGEAN PILLS.
-GIOR the effectual extirpation of every spe •'es and symptom long. 13 30, the Barbara, from this port, for New York, and the Anti-
gua Planter, from Antigua, for Bristol. ci: -
• ',..
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death. he owed government a balance of X 35,000, and an inind and affections of Ent d f,•om . • •
A.' of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many dis ders arising from Mary, Morton, from New Orleans, at this port ; sailed 21st, an . , . . vil c" '• • :4
glishmen to afford the undertaking as ts
execution was levied on the b • 'd 20 .
property, ut it pai s. in supp r •
o t Here n t - • • • ' t• t t the Bar, the-27th May. Left the following British vessels in port :-
o only art is exhibited, . but principles are mßroper rea men . • ------ ts •. . .
a- \--0,-se-a-s
the pound and over, so that after all there was some pe- , consecrated. To every Conservative it rese ts • sort of b - 1 . r
p n a . aroma renared and sold by the sole Proprieto ,at No. 54, Seel- ldson • Brothers Bartholemews • Cassandra, Creie •
Arcadia, Dona , . . , , - ~ . , _ ~ ,
John and Robert, M'Kechnie; Orwell, Gow ; Prince Re&ent, burt ; - - ______...-...--
cuniary provision made for 1 • f '' - b
its amny, ut not much.- .
hall, in which he can peruse the features, and contemplate the street,' Liverpool. (four doors from Slate street) in boxes at Rowena, Elliott ; Birkby, Johnson ; Abbotsford, Mitchell ; and Jane - •••••
''''"'-' ".• ''''' f. 4 .-. • .... t* 1,-•
C 4 p.. 1
o•-• , 5
Farmer's Magazine. deeds, and sslory in the fame of the heads of his political fawn "
s 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d-each.
s• ~ . .
Ritchie. . Spoke the American ship Birmingham, hence, in the river e. csB V, ss.ss• .--.3 .t?, 23 a 5.-0
-Liverpool Courier, Ma_y 4. , ();'•With each box is given.directio sow to take these Pills, sailed incompaoy with the Science, al•Lellan. -, .., e, co cn --4,0 • -to ..- ~T,
. ace ca ..-- . • .-..-... .i.,,. 0....' F,
.....„......,-..... ~ Whether as reoards likeness, composition, or eXecution, and observations on points, beneficial the patient. being hints Henry,.Leitch, from New Orleans, at this port ;on the 22d May; ,
EXTENSIVE FRAUD. the portrait of Lot-% Lyndhurst is one of the most superb per- 'worth knowing, by those who are, or h e been sufferers from. saw a large barque on shore on the Tortugas , had, apparently, jus .
e., 1
..,e,...,-,,3 e 5
formances which we have ever seen ; and we are quite sure that this dreadful and devastating malady. gone on. •
, MARYPORT, 28th June.-The Lady Douglas, from Sierra Leone, in 0
F 2 O. C 4 It 4 •20 o•-• ',Tv ,3 0 .1,,-.NA'
----•-• 0CO C 4 ID* 0 .•-• • ,--. CO 0 It. 4° r' 1:1
it will be the means. of. securing extensive patronage for the . "Venienti occurite morbo." coming into harbour. missed.the Channel, grounded inside the Light- -1 -to o . •-.t .• -4 C. 7 ,--. .., C.:"a P4-g. o =
„Another gross fraud, not unlike ti t
.la perpetrated by whole work. The accompanying leder-press is written with "Oppose the disease in its infancy." house quay, and fills with the tide. . op c..a CA Of .- • C.O • ••••• ....C. lA.
._ , , .. . . 5' 5. '4'
Lake:man, in London, a short time ago, has just-bee. n dis_ considerable spirit; and its mechanical execution is character- " These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies-'tis thus Smiscea, 3d June-The Levant, Cundy, got on the Sand Spit in en- ..,......;..(
covered. The following are the particulars : A consi- ised biiill e e
ili -ffeetiveness and • • • , -
finish ot usich typography i 9. co-operating- with th'e foe of God and man, thou degradest hu- tering the Gulf 29th ult. but floated off without any damage. tj, 1 c.. 5 t,D• 1 ,-, ,_.
-.1 c-i
r. ce .--c
&table 'degree of *excitement has prevailed among-, tl confidently be predicted th t h.
capable. It may , , _
~ a tis work will man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe-
...: . !:''s I g.g. g .6,14. . - 2.„m . 2 Fs2 `S' kl
,r, 'e have an unexampled run. Such a publication has lona be licity."-BLA IR.
„en , , SUNDAY, JULY 3.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Moderate. .81E. 81E8E8888 .8 • ,c,“,f,co'r
merchants engaged in the Baltic trade in London, by the % ' d 1 e admirable manner in which . d' ' S d
ranting ; an- t i Mr. Ryan has So sai 1 rotessor we our, when he discovered his grand ARRIVED-14son „ Stewart, fromValparaiso-Ann,Wainwight, from -
flight of Mr. 'T. H. Forrester, who has for some yeers set about supplying the deficieucy cannot but gain for hint the PANACEA for this Complaint The "Hygean Pills." (then un- -,
Iluaseo : sailed 21st Jan. and from,ltio 14th April-Heyes, Nagle, from _ ,_,
,-• L-4 • 5
acted as an extensive broker in the trade to Russia, and best thanks, not only of Conservatives in particular, but of the known to the annals of medical discoveries,) as a specific reme- Barbadoes-POrtsmouth, STArshall, from Mobile-Argo, Farley, from Lg ~,,s, as.
.... ....1 Frig-' n:t
taken with him a very large amount in bank notes. It lovers of art in general. The extreme cheapness of the work dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea- Savan_na
h-Nautilus, Grav*arn from M alaga-rForinningen, Holmes o oto c at O t0...4;2P' ' ;,'", "
11 dLd T•l f' L •C"
from ce an -4- e a, . aco is, rom ees- ,Tesina, aay, rom or -
T f Dcl ' - c' c'' 'c'
o 00. o azasi'BE s V' CA'
.Pz' Ce
appears that the party obtained warrants for Russian tal- much stir' . .
wises us "-Bath Chronicle, May 12. sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought- r cht-Ceres Noorch from Rotterdam-Hendrick, Wilck, from Ant- •&l:
4-4
low to the value of about £6,000 from the firm of Over- "In the specimen Number of this lessness • never did a discovery excite a ()Teeter sensation it e 'Bristol Dixon from Malta and Cork-N renheid Rickmans '
splendid issue, the sister of • . ... s, . . s werp- , . , Y . , mo• ..0.-00000000te, g ss
was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating from Ostend.
• arts of engraving and printing have combined to render this ..-. ~.. ~., IS' .-0
end and Co., the bill-brokers, giving his check for the 1 k f d • „ success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate SAILED-Marroora, Myer, for Virginia-Warrior, Lister, for Lisbon .c.,-, .-cos-.0.0e.0.-co-iceeo-- e.., V:1 (ip
one of the most attractive ornamenta wor s o mo ern times. u hecca Williams for Madeira-Canadian Stephenson for Per- ,r,„
value. The cheque, on being presented, was not ho- -Bath Herald, May 14. complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long cele-. -----e - ' • ' • • - "• ' • ' '
brated T nambuco-Bolivar, Fenwiek, for , elnladeplita-Mary, Walker for N...
.. ................ P- , ~..,
4.1, ,
• •
he fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused -•••' §) I g 2, ez
noured. Mr. Forrester was in town on Saturday morn- "No season could be better fitted than the present for such • emyrna-Greenhow, Morrison. for ,Quebee-Sarah. 13uck, for •ST.S. o o ,-,....0e-,-,....0..-1?"
..... .6,'
4"1,
their speedy introduction int 1 t '
o a mos esery country, and ad- Wales-Skeen, Boyd, for St. Thomas, 8;e-Heath, Smith, for Mon- ~..,...- co
ing, but has not since been heard of, and other parties an undertaking. The time has arrived when a bold attempt dresse • • ss. • wossoi-055,0,-....,-ww w Ig's
• • obloquy with s Were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who tre al-Maria, Vanderstein, for Ostend. •••••,••• .. .........,..... o .
have claims upon him, one a Russian firm, for' whom hs should be made to remove the mass of vulgar
' which the b '
Conservative statesmen of En land have een over- filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir-
Oglethorpe, Miller, from New York, at Savannah. 0 cs, _
s-c, ,s.s>.-•ct ,T, I
-sold some tallow a short time since, to a large amount. laid durino
, the las fi e '
t v year g. . ,_.
.. . curristence. The certainty with which they were continually
s. 1 his service may new es per administe • &our d, evni, Brun, hence, at Christira. . .-- R. ~
,-, ,--, c, , P
red, Lan be attested by many thousands in fact during -..i-a sanscasssst‘sssoss..- .. .1,1 =
The total liabilities of Mr. Forrester have not yet been formed with ft f tth
every prospect of success. As an e ort oar . e the long continent. 1 - i al, Hampton, hence, at St.,Petersburgh. ss .. 6+l. .4 N.I. M. '4: .... •-••
i war they were the inseparaf'ile companion Helen, Kinnear, hence, at'lliga. ' - '
ascertained. Almost immediate application was made to portrait of Lord Lyndhurst possesses the highest species of ex- and safea '
,nard of the soldier in all • : :
, , cases where the slightest Atalanta, Kopko, and Hermina, Volgert,henee, at "'Blau. CD tt
Government to forward to Paris the number of the notes, cellence ; it is of the size of a cabinet picture, and has all the ' suspicion of infection was a,a,
entertained. What Medicine can be _-.--, Bandfelt, hence, at Traiemunde. . ro ,oa .
freedom and ease of a painting. The memoir is written with CC 0 -4 SO Oa 0 4D• L.., 'Du CO .-. 0-1 0 ,„,.C4
and the description of Mr. Forrester, which the foreign - more appropriate than that which has a' Jd th 1E th B • ' '
u 1 ant
.s er, nen, from Rio Grande, at Cove.
„iven such general satis- ..... 44,..... • ss cs • -
great taste and much ele . V
gance. 1, e recommend this splendid . Curle.w; Shields, from, -________ e-g
faction. The Hygean Pills root out every particle of the insid- Richibucto, off, Cove ; spoke the Noble, -
minister readily complied with, and a telegraph was em- and useful work strongly to the notice of our readers •it is, in s oison urifyin in their o hence, to New York, Cape Clear bearing E.S.E distance 50 miles. to co txl,;:lr---'lpvt'4()'',/,'. .....
ployed to forward the information to Paris. Officers all respects, entitled to their patro • "ll '•
nage, ss it wi constitute, not
, uou p , p . g . pro„ ress the whole mass of fluids,
they not onl remove the disease but reno - Lady H. Ellice, Watt, sailed from Cove 30th J•une for New York '1- • 2TVXli'l'*: 1 /..i
4,1•
were sent off to apprehend, if possible, Mr. Forrester. only a repertory of att, but a soui•ce of agreeable information - • y . . , %ate by their action Dyson, Stewart, from ,Valparaiso at this port ; sailed 13th Mare•h, .T!! :I'3ggai>,,t, ';''' TR
the different functions ot the body-expelling the grosser hu-
and useful instruction."- in company wills the Southampton', 'for this port ; the Hudson was to r ~4 •••. g , ~,, Cd . .
A clue, it is said, has been discovered to his retreat, a Glasgow Courier- May 21. mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con- sail in three days. On 15th April, in lat. 51 41 S, long. 52 9W, spoke z .5.... ss' t, t., „. s- A ss
~%"'Or4 a g' A
" A finer style of en ray. • • ' . •
g ing than this portrait of Lord Lynd- vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and une ll d the brig Southampton, from Valparaiso to this port. On sth June, in e 5 • .. ... e, 4011
person having obtained a passport in the same of Jack- hurst exhb• h
I its, as never qua e . • •a - • o 2 eaz • F-:4'
appeared. The letter-press is printed lat 21 4 N lone. 49 35 W, spoke the Hudson from Valparaiso to this 0. co 94. co 0 . '
son, who answers in most particulars the descript•
. ion of in a beautiful type, and in a man ' • h f h • . • ' her contain mercury or any
powers, they neit other mineral, •t On' the'leth J- , • • • ' o w
in lat. 33 33 N. long. 4- 10 • , exchanged te • • 2 ss
~.
et. ner wort yo t e spirited in- and.may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery.- Ss' • " - stssi • ,s, q
Mr. Forrester. It is noticed, as a singular fact, that the tendon of the proprietor. ' , ffrriliers with tile harune.
que alary Sharpe, from Monte Video•to London. r,
Ila e are few Conservatives in the h •e no restraint of diet loss of dm h• .1 cn • . Ca
check which was dishonoured was not sent to the parties country who will not avail themselves of the earliest eppor- tey requir - r , e, or morance or On
business The Hvgean 1 ills may be depended up Y ulst July; off Cork, exchanged numbers .with the .Llama ;, off ,-,, - 4 'O. • '
• • - •
,hall exchanged nu b • h th C b C 0
on as a cer- cs
,t, , m ers .wit e a o la. n. 2d July, off •
who received it until the following morning, the war- tunity of possessing a publication, which, independent of its - ' 'f ' h •11 • . . -p. .
rants having been obtained on Thursday afternoon. Had llence promis
biographical exce , . es to rank among the first na- tam cure by persons o eit er sex, In a stages of a certain ais- Wicklow Head, exchanged numbers with. the ship Bombay Packet
dth t -thout producing the least in • • for Bombay, and Hygeia for Cal •tt• • 1 1- th b• J ' '
ease, an awi , convenience. At • cu a , d.SO spo .e e rig amatea • - e-1 •• • I r...••
ei 0
re" '73 • = : .
tional works hitherto submitted to the public."-Berwick and •od when the slightest suspicion ma ' • • l for Bahia. -
c., c., o •--
notice been elven as usual on the same ev • ' '-
ening, it is M 21 any peri y exist, it wil be 0 a., s- ss .-:
~,,,,
..
,_, . s-o- iss ss ss a, ss s- ,„;
b Kelso Warder, ay . ff Great Ormshead, inWard-bound, at 1 p.m. No. 1467, Eli Whit- ...4 ::.--K "s 1 ssssl,..• 2.lf.'ig2tlal3, B g., ,
Thor
. e than probable that the money for the check would "An admirable portrait of Lord L well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when tak b
en es nes', A.S. from. Savannah. .
yndhurst,- equalled in SI 7, -9 `t gs' tts.. ,S 2 : .31MsS .1.1 Zs' F, '''' ..4
havi be b . t e isease has made its appearance it acts as a certain
fore h d Off Holyhead, inward-bound, -at 11 a.m. N 0.122, Havana Packet,
en o tained, as Mr. Forrester was at his office fidelity of resemblance by. beauty of execu '
tion. The mouth .
tr • , ' removin the com daint effectuall d l f Af
,•i•eventive, g. . ! yan secret V rom rica.
s • a, cs .
• so • - El
easel:ling business on Saturday. The affair has created which in Lord Lyndhurst is particularly expressive has been lorable state in which many persons tia 14, 1,2 •,-.
an unpleas f • finely retained ; and the general character of the noble and •he dep _ _ . _ ,ve been when MONDAY, 'Jinx 4.-Noon, Wind S. W.-Fair. o 6-. . -c,,, c.,",-- II:-•". 1•51`..,''t r,-F.,,, 21 ',SI '
ant eeling among the trade, as it. is one of visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im- • ' •• - . -i•O. .-4Ca -2 ts,--.. CA.... 0 (.4 C. 4 • ,
0 .... 0 co OCa Ot•-• .1••• CA CO 0 C4,•-• Cc CO
those circu learned lord's countenance is most happily reserved. The SAILED-Dtana, Hawkins, for Calcutta. ce c,,-. -.-1 c.,--,0.c000-4,-.0g0r...0D .
nistances which tend to lessen, very materially, peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger-
confidenee am memoir is worthy of the subject, and affords Ps
•
ecurity for the • 1 when Injudicieusly administered. ...
ong commercial men.-ob.server. adequate performance of the literary part of the work."- ous minera. , . .
1 • dd 1 ' 1.- '
Dr. Davieson wil atten al yat iis residence No: 54, Seel TELEGRAPH OFFI CE, Jiav 4, 1836. 1.!: c•,% 4 ,i'S;',ss WS»!!-..7'ssIst'S2. 5gP5
,
Halifax Guardian, May 21. ,-, -t a.> ....1 .... Ca .4 (.., -4 4.. ~..... c.vi.,.."...,."C,
_
Tin, STAMP DUT "We have received a -specimen number of this magnificent street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until nn ta mot ~ ess° Zf', Ts ,7..- 's.--s, ts-gas:"4o.3 Es' C.',4:1 Sis"ts c" P, •,' cs P•s' .;,'4,'
tle existing 1 ms.-With their usual r ad*
e mess to unset- from Nina till Two ) where he "
(on Sundays .
~ . gives advice to al Wind at Holyhead S .W.-Light breeze.
aws without the • bi- work, which does high credit to the enterprise of Mr. Fraser
the mir istry halt
, . e been
eon, a i ity to supply proper substitutes! of It egent-street."--Gloucester Chronicle, •May 14. , , applicants k i
ta_.ng any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FEE. MI Great Ormshead, inward-bound-No. 628, John Jay, A.S. at ss
•e, to c, •-: - 5"•=1.-3
sa m..w.- sss-ssssss.sos ac
. measures to reduce the fourpelied.- to postpone- their proposed. s - ' Letters (post-paid) encloaing a remittance, answered by re- 11 a.m. to
c.... 'St S' .Y. 3 ,- ca ist es 't L'4.1.. i's' .... r", "tss, s,
übscnbers names received by the Proprietor, at 3, Euston- O'S' 84.'s: .884r-EBtsV4 tias4' -
take. place on the sth hist , l'ennY stamp- The charnce tv•
„ ill not 3 hare- and -by-the Publisherti, FRASER, No. 215 R ' tore,- and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, 1 . '
. • ha previou 1 , egent- LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. '
on the 'Ott's:lW, but in our orsn,• •s y announced. It tnay q ' (I 110 ON T d 11 t t L d either by initials or name. - ••-s-rre..
. .. _ .i..... „a.-- ...o, s _ .- ' --en, nil' ,,.,,_,..
~,,..,, i street, an . s , hrea neer e-s ree , OR on.
I Dos,. I Mrn. I Evn. I hi. 1 . Fe,,iivais, 43:c. Our 'Cotton market has continued very dull throughout the mss-ali
__-_-_-- and nrlces have eraduallv declined, particularly in Last India and•ihe

Tun STAMP Di;TIE
tle existing laws without their usual readiness to unset-
the ministry hate been ethe
ability to supply proper substitutes,
measures to reduce the 1,(0'1551,e11ed: to postpone, their proposed
stamp. The change will not
take. place on the sth inst.,ll7"
il,iroenviously announced. It may
mg the present
on the 10th next, but in our opi
during
exceedingly doubtful
whether the change will be effected'a
Edinburgh Evening Post. year.—
It is' stated, in the accounts from
that the
ut.aosns ad o r to
case of Mi- Churchill bad been referred by outirun",
the British government. ,It is stated that Lotaci
report of the whole case is now in the hands of Lord i'“)l'l')'s
a mer-
ston.

Our 'Cotton market has continued very dull throughout the !Minh
and prices have gradually declined, particularly in East India spikilie
lower qualitiespf American. Our quotations now, as comnared,w,ith
those of the Ist ultimo, are lower by id to id per lb in tlie common
and id per lb in the better qualities of American : id per lb in East
India ; and td to id in Brazil, Egyptian, and most other descriptions ;
Sea Island aw higher by ld,,ppr tb. The total sales of the month arc)
63,500 bales,la which 2,460 Americ in have been taken on speculation,
and 1,500 American, 100 Pernams, 900 Surat, and 500 Bengal for ex-
port : besides which 5,250 American, 350 Pernams, 350 Bahias, 300
Egyptian, and 850 Surat have been forwarded into the country unsold.

Eatly in Septembet will be published, No. I of
FINDEN and R.YALL'S' PORTRAITS of the FEMALE
ARISTOCRACY of GREAT BRITAIN.

RECORDERSHIP OF Ht.:Lt.—Robert Baynes Armstrong, Esq.
of the Northern Bar, has been appointed by the Home Office,
Recorder of the Borough of Kingstou-upon-Hull, Mr. Cress-
well the late recorder having resigned. He ts a native of
Lancaster, a Whig, of course, and has a competent knowledge
of the routine of sessions business, having practised at the
Cumberland and Lancashire sessions many years.

• JULY.I H. x.
Tuesday 5 347
Wedue:.day.; 6 444
'Thursday .. 7 546
Friday, .... 8 854
Saturday.... 9 8 1
SUNDAY...IO 858
Monday ....11 946

H. M. F. I.
416 14 5
514 13 3
620 12 6
728 19 0
830 11 11
922 12 3
10 6 12 9

Oxford Act Sz.' earn. Corn.
Venus sets 91, 25m evening
Saturn rises ih 40na evening
Easter Cam, Term, end.s.
Trinity Term ends.
6th Sunday after Trinity.
Moon Apogee llh evening.

It is universally admitted throughout Europe that no other
Female Beauty can compare with that of England, and assur-
edly no other class of English Beauty can vie with that of our
Aristocracy. Yet, hitherto no series of authentic Portraits of