The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-21 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY.

The TRIAL STAKES of 15 sots. each, 10 ft. for all ages;
three-year olds Bst, four Bst 121 b, five 9st 31b, six and aged
9st 51b ; mares and geldings allowed 21bs. One mile and
a quarter.
The EGIANTON STAKES of 50 toys, each, h ft, for two-year
olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 51b. T.Y.C. The winner of
the July or Chesterfield Stakes at Newmarket, or the
Champagne or Two-year old Stakes at Doncaster to carry
slbs extra, if more than one 21bs extra for each winning
after the first, but no horse to carry more than 71bs extra.
Horses, &c., having started and not been placed at the
Liverpool July, Goodwood, or Doncaster meetings, allowed
3lbs; having started twice and not won, allowed 51bs; in
Scotland or Ireland, having started once and not won,

allowed 51bs; twice 71bs ; allowances to be deducted from.

extra weights if carried.
The PALATINE STAKES, a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25
rove each, with 200 sovs in specie added, 15 sovs ft, and 5
only if declared before two o'clock on Tuesday before start-
ing: for four-year-olds and upwards. Two-mile course.
Gentlemen riders.
The ST. LEGER STAKES of 25 sovs each, with 50 added, for
three-year-olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst slb. One mile and
three-quarters. The winner of the Derby or Doncaster St.
Leger to carryl2lbs extra; second for either, or winner of

the Oaks, or of the Drawing-room Stakes, or of the Cup, at
Goodwood, or the Cup or Gascoyne Stakes at Doncaster,
71bs extra; maidens allowed 41bs. and horses having started
and never been placed allowed 71b.
The SELLING STAKES of 10 suvs each, h ft. with 50 added.
Heats one mile and a half. The winner to be sold for 200
sovereigns, if demanded.
THURSDAY.

The WILTON STAKES, of 30 sovs each, 20 ft, with 50 added,
for two-year-olds 7st 41b, three 9st 41h; fillies allowed 21b;
maiden three-year-olds at starting allowed 41b. Two-year
old course.
The STEWARDS' CUP, value 200 sovs, the rest in specie, by
subscription of 20 sovs each, with 100 sovs added. Two
miles and a half. Three-year-olds 7st, four Bst 71b, five
Bst 131 b, six and aged 9st 21b ; mares and geldings allowed
41b. The winner of the Derby, the Goodwood Cup, the
Doncaster St. Leger or Cup, in 1839, to carry 71b extra; the
second horse for the Derby or St. Leger, in 1839, the winner
of the Ascot Cup,lB.39,thePalatine Cup at this meeting of the
Oaks, 1839. or the Derby or St. Leger in any year, 51b extra;
of any weight for age cup in 1839, 31b extra ; extra weights
to be accumulative, but no horse to carry more than 121 b
extra ; no horse liable to extra weight to be entitled to claim
allowances; but except as above, maiden four-rmr-olds
a)xcept such as had been placed in the Derby or the St.
Leger in 1838) allowed 71b; maiden five-year-olds 101 b;
and maden six and aged 14lb. Horses, &c., having run in
Scotland or Ireland after the Ist of July, 1839, and not re-
ceiving other allowances, to be allowed 71b. If twenty sub-
scribers, the second horse to receive 50 sovs out of the stakes.
A HANDICAP STAKES of 10 sows each, for three-years-olds.
Gentlemen riders. One mile.
The ORMSKIRK PURSE of £5O, added to a subscription of
15 sees each, 5 ft ; three-year-olds 7st 21b, four Bst 21b, five
Bst 71b, six and aged Bst 111 b. Mares and geldings allowed
31b. Once round.
The SELLING HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, h ft, the winner to
be sold for 100 sovs, if demanded. Heats, two-year-old
course. Gentleman riders.
FRI DAY.
The KNOWSLEY STAKES of 30 sovs each, h ft, with 50 soya
added for two-year-olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 41b. One
mile course. The winner of the liglinton. Stakes to carry
51b extra.
The HEATON PARK STAKES, a Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each,
10 ft. and 5 only if declared on or before the Ist September,
with 100 sovs added. Once round and a distance. Weights
to be declared on the 14th August.
FREE HANDICAP of 25 sues each, 10 ft, for all ages except
three-year-olds. One mile. The winner of the Racing
Cup to carry 71b extra. Gentlemen riders.
A HANDICAP of 20 sovs each, h ft, with 20 sovs added, for
the beaten horses of Wednesday and Thursday. Once
round and a distance.
The OPTION STAKES of 10 sovs each, 5 ft, with 30 sot's added.
Heats, one mile and a quarter. Three-year-olds 7st 21b,
four, Bst 21b, five, Bst 91h, six and aged, Bst 121 b. The
winner to be sold for £l5O, if demanded, with the option of
not being sold for less than £2OO, £250. or £3OO, carrying,
if for £2OO, 51b extra, for 250, 101 b extra, and for £3OO,
141 b extra.
The St. Leger Stakes is the only one which closes on the Ist
of January.

TERMINATION OF THE BRICKLAYERS' TURN-OCT.—We
are happy in being enabled to state, that the turn-out of the
bricklayers in this town is now at an end. After a five or
six weeks' struggle, the workmen have wisely abandoned
their claims, and have gone to work at their original wages.
It will be well for them if, in many instances, their places are
not already filled with new hands, or by strangers, who have
been induced to come here in consequence of the local
differences. This ever has been, and ever will he, the result
of a struggle such as has characterised the late turn-out.

A HORSE KILLED IN WATER-STREET.—On Tuesday
afternoon, a cart heavily loaded, drawn by three horses,
was passing up Water-street, and when opposite the City of
Dublin Co's office, the force of the two chain horses was so
great upon the shafts, that the shaft horse could not keep his
feet, and the pavement being very flat, his hoofs had no pur-
chase on it. In addition to this, a portion of the load fell from
the hack part of the cart, giving it a sudden impetus which
caused the shaft horse to come down with such force as to
break one of his fore legs. The poor creature writhed about,
apparently iu great agony, and there being no possibility of
removing it, a knacker was sent for, who struck it. Such a
scene, in so public thoroughfare as Water-street, was par-
ticularly distressing•.
q' FRIENDLY UNION, FOR THE PROMOTION OF USE-
FUL KNOWLEGE AND THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE IN
MONTREAL.—A gentleman has just arrived in Liverpool,
deputed on behalf of the above institution, to receive assistance
for the purpose of carrying out its benevolent objects. The
Friendly Union was established in the spriug of 1837, since
which time it has erected a temporary place of worship for
seamen and emigrants, in which divine service has been per-
formed twice on the Sabbath, and twice during the week; in
which is kept a library of 300 volumes, free to any disposed to
read. This year a small building has been added fora School
of Industry, to which 110 children have been admitted: about
thirty-five, on an average, are in daily attendance. This has
been accomplished by the voluntary offerings of a few friends.
The funds of the institution, however, are not sufficient to
meet the demands upon it, and a building is pressingly re-
quired for the accommodation of seamen and emigrants, and
for public lectures. We have seen the testimonials of the
agent, which are in the highest degree respectable; and we
are requested to state, that donations in aid of the society,
either in money or books, will be received by Mr. Marples,
Lord-street, of whom likewise further information may be
obtained.

The inhabitants of Wakefield are about to memorialise the
government to build a squadron barracks at that place. The
nearest military station is at Leeds, and the present state of
the west riding renders it desirable that the object of the me-
morial should be obtained; as in case of any sudden out-
break, property to a great extent may be destroyed before
the arrival of any soldiers from that station.

From a communication in the Wiltshire Independent it
would seem that distress prevails in Potterne, near that town,
and in other villages around. The writer says, that—" Last
week, a man and his wife with six small children, had nothing
but potatoes and water to enter their lips for the space of
three days; the mother of these poor suffering babes had to
maintain the youngest of them at her own breast."

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This splendid exhibitionof works of art clo.Od 'on Saltirday 7
last. The season has been highly successful; :fa Qd_ditilon to , •
a first-rate attendance of visiters, pictura-'lll7 the'Valot-of. •
£1,806 have been sold, and £1,215 put4l9n'te the- subs Ol- ;, ',
tion fund, up to the amount of which piWirtt's. akst distributed ',..;
441te_
at the close of the season, making T5,9.,e.1he.. plqis—;of-, ..2;
.£3,000. Besides, a person obtaining the rig tiC., titureill \ :
the distribution, may wish to enchange it, as - tkas: priii,i,
lege of doing, for one of a higher value, paying a differegitt';'- i 64_
so that it is possible the receipts may yet be mat Atzg;,--'1...-
mented. We have already, However, the gratifying r fa
the interest which Liverpool takes in the success of the arts,
affording at the same time a substantial encouragement to
British artists, which cannot fail to stimulate them to put
forth renewed energies for the attainment of still greater emi-
nence in the profession, so as to render their productions still
more worthy of public approbation and patronage. This is
precisely the object at which the exhibition aims ; and we
we are glad to find that that object is being carried out with
so much efficielicy and zeal, and with the prospect of such '
extended and extending beneficial results. There is equal
around for congratulation in the talent and industry of the
artists, and in the liberal manner in which they have been
rewarded. Great credit is due to the indefatigable trea-
surer to the fund above alluded to, Mr. Winstanley, for
his exertions in promoting the objects of the institution.
The following are the names of individuals who have obt4ined
pictures on the subscription system, with the respective
values :

£6o.—Joseph Mann.
£so.—Master Stockdale.
£4o.—Alexander Shand, Daniel M`Vicar.
£3s.—William Pickering, W. Tweedle.
£3o.—William Foster, Jun., Thomas Winstanley, Miss
E. Christian.
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£2s.—James Howell, Woodside; John Foster, George
Golding, George Holt, S. H. Samuel, George Smith, Bold-
street; J. B. Yates, Richard Buggein.
£2o.—Mrs. Slattery, Henry Harrison, Joseph Sandars,
N. Duckworth, Asp►nall Syers, William Reynolds, Jun.,
Henry Ashton, Mrs. Dixon, Miss M. Clegg, Edward Eyes,
Miss Sattherthwaite.

rs. Caton Thompson, Mrs. Headlam, Mr. Wither-
spoon, Miss Lister, F. Tobias, Mrs. S. T. Winstonley, Saml.
Turner, James Ryley, E. Oxley.
£lo.—Mrs. Winstanley, James I'. Hobson, Mrs. Read,
Miss Watkins, Arthur Thompson, Peter Howard, Miss Har-
rison, Daniel Wilcock, R. 8., IH. Blundell, William Nichol-
son, Peter W. Clerk, John Watson, Manchester; W. Stock,
Joshua Wood, William Wood, Castle-street; Cornelius
Bourne, Mr. Cockburn, James Aspinall, Thomas B. Black-
burn, William Hayman, Joseph Ewart.
£s.—Guido, William Hombersley, John A. Smith, D. J.
Hoare, John Marriott, E. H. Barnet. Mr. M'Crakan, Dr.
Formby, R. Cestrian, Miss Dinah Clarke, Richard Harrison,
T. C. Foster, John Manifold, Stanley Percival, Mr. John
Clow, James Mellor, Edward Littledate, William Goodward,
P. M. Carson, F. G. Lynn, 80ld-street; W. Nickson, Miss
Deane, Eliza J. Pearson.

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION

LECTURES ON PAINTING.

On Wednesday evening Mr. Haydon delivered his seventh
lecture.

Not one of the European Academies of Painting have pro-
duced a really first-rate artist, worthy of comparison with
those men of genius who preceded them, and in honour of
whom they were founded. Indeed, in England the Royal
Academy tends rather to nourish mediocrity than to foster
talent. This is not only the effect of academies in England
but all over the continent. On this ground it was that he had
commenced war with the Royal Academy.
Mr. Haydon then gave a history of the rise and progress
of societies in England for the encouragement of art from the
Reformation until the foundation of the Royal Academy by
a charter from George the Third, and endeavoured to show
that the Royal Academy was not only based upon the gross-
est fraud and injustice but that almost every act which it
performed was from the most selfish motives, the benefit of
the members and not the public good forming its sole objects.
The members had by their cunning got possession of the N a-
tional Gallery, and had rendered it unfit for the purposes
for which it was designed, the very Cartoons of Raphael '
being inadmissible on account of the smallness of the rooms.
Notwithstanding Dr. Bowring, in his report to the committee,
had stated that the knowledge of the human figure formed
the basis of the excellence of the French designs, they had
refused to allow it to be taught. in the school of design lately •
formed at Somerset House, because Chantry and Calcott
had said that the human figure for mechanics was absurd.
He wound up his lecture with an eulogy upon the school of
design belonging to the Liverpool Mechanics' Institution,
which he said was by far better calculated to bring out genius
than any school over which the Royal Academy had any in-
fluence. •

[ln the last lecture, of which a report will appear in our
next, Mr. Haydon, after complimenting the reporters upon
the faithfulness with which they had given his remarks, said
that there were some few mistakes which he would wish to
have rectified. In the sixth lecture he had been made to say
that he had an interview with the Duke of Wellington, in-
stead of an intercourse with him. This was important, because
not having had a personal interview with the noble duke,
he would not like it to reach his ears that he had stated such
a thing. Several typographical errors, such as Xerxes for
Xeuxes, bad likewise occurred. The Manchester Guardian
had reported him to have said, in his seventh lecture, of
which we have just given a sketch, that the European acade-
mies were founded by great painters, instead of their being
founded after the appearance of great artists_ With respect
to his intercourse with the Duke of Wellington, we were by
no means the only persons present who drew the inference
from the words of his lecture that he had a personal interview
with his grace ; and as to the typographical errors complained
of,:he ought by his own experience to have been aware that
despite the greatest care,—to wit, the occurrence of the word
Pantheon for Parthenan, in a work which he quoted—they
will creep into affairs of much greater importance in the lite-
rary or scientific world than a newspaper report of a lectnre
on painting.]

A foot traveller in Scotland entered a village change-house•
(as a public-house is termed in that country,) and called for
a mutchkin (a half-pint of whiskey.)' He had just tasted it
when the servant asked him if she should bring any water.
" Water ! na, na, lassie," was the answer; " any one who is
no satisfied wi' the water that's in't already mann be hard to
please."—Literary Gazette.

A LECTURE ON STEALING.—WeII, says I, there ain'tsuch
an enlightened people as we are, that's sartain; but that don't
justify you a bit; you hadn't ought to have stolen that watch.
That was wrong, very wrong, very wrong indeed. You
might have traded with him, and got it for half nothin' ; or
bought it and failed, as some of our importin' merchants sew
up the soft-horned British ; or swapped it, and forgot to give
the exchange; or bought it, and given your note, and cut
stick afore the note became due. There's a thousand ways
of doin' it honestly and legally, without resortin', as foreign-
ers do, to stealin'. We are a moral people, a religious, a
high-minded, and a spirited people, and can do any and all
the nations of the universal world out of any thing, in the
hundred of millions of clever shifts that are in trade; but as
for stealin', I dispute it; it's a low, blackguard, dirty, mean
action; and I must say you're a disgrace to our nation. An
American citizen never steals; he only gains the advantage !
Sam Slick.

CHATTERTON THE POET.—William Bradford Smith was
Chatterton's bosom friend; in fact they were birds of a
feather. He was the person to whom Chatterton addressed
the letter commencing " Infallible Doctor." He was not a
medical man, but, after vicissitudes of fortune, went upon the
stage, and wrote verses in torrents daily to within a few hours
of his death, which happened only three years ago. He had
once a quantity of the youth's autographs, but he gave them
away or lost them. To the last he never would believe that
Chatterton was the author of "The Poems." " What, sir !"
he would say, "he write Rowley ! No, no, no ! I knew him
well; he was a clever fellow, but he could not write Rowley.
There was a mystery about the poems beyond me, but Tom
no more wrote them than I did: he could not." Such was
the undeviating opinion of Chatterton's every-day companion.
—Gentleman's Magazine.

BLESSINGS OF CHRISTIANITY.—The late eminent judge
Sir Allan Park, once said at a public meeting in the city—
" We live in the midst of blessings, till we are utterly insen-
sible of their greatness, and of the source from which they
flow. We speak of our civilisation, our arts, our freedom,
our laws, and forget entirely how large a share of all is due
to Christianity. Blot Christianity out of the page of man's
history, and what would his laws have been—what his civili-
sation ? Christianity is mixed up with our very, being and
our daily life ; there is not a familiar object round us which
does not wear its mark, not a being or a thing which does not
wear a different aspect because the light of Christian hope is
on it, not a law which does not owe its truth and gentleness
to Christianity, not a custom which cannot be traced in all its
holy and healthful parts to the Gospel."

EFFECTS OF CARBONIC ACID GAS.—In consequence of the
difference of opinion existing among the leading members of
the medical profession as to the quantity of carbonic acid gas
that may with safety be inhaled—a question which has arisen
from the recent occurrence in St. Michael's Church, Corn-
hill—Profersors Golding, Bird, and Everett, are pursuing a
series of experiments at Guy's and Middlesex Hospitals.,
under the sanction of the Westminster Medical Society, with
a view to elucidate the subject. These experiments are very
elaborately conducted ; a quantity of mathematical apparatus
having been constructed for the purpose, and trials being
made oil several of the inferior animals. It appears that the
professors have already arrived at the conclusion, that one
part of carbonic acid gas in twelve of atmospheric air is
sufficiently powerful to destroy any kind of animal life. This
is directly contrary to the general opinion, but the results of
their investigations are about to be fully laid before the public.
ANCIENT INES.—The composition and the colours of the
ink used by the ancients were various. Lamp black, or the
black taken from burnt ivory, and soot from furnaces and
baths,according to Pliny and other writers, formed the basis
of it; the black liquor of the cut& fish is also said to have
been used as ink, principally on the authority of a meta-
phorical expression of the poet Per4ns. But of whatever
ingredients it was made, it is certain, Trom chemical analysis,
from the solidity and blackness in the most ancient manu-
scripts, and from an ink-stand found at Herculaneum, in
which the ink appears like a thick oil, that the ink t hen made
was much more opaque as well as encaustic than that used at
present. Inks, red, purple, and blue, and also silver and
gold inks, were much employed by the ancients; and red was
made from vermilion, cinnabar, carmine; the purple from
the murex ; one kind of this coloured ink, called the sacred
encauster, was set apart for the sole use of the emperors.
The subscription at the eud of most Greek manuscripts, con-
taining the name of the copyist, and the year, month, and
day, and sometimes hour, when he finished his labour, were
generally written, in the period of the lower empire, in pur-
ple ink. Golden ink was used by the the Greeks much more
than by the Humans. The manufacture, both of it and silver
ink, was a distinct and extensive, as well as a lucrative busi-
ness in the middle ages; and another distinct business was
that of inscribing the titles, capitals, or emphatic words, in
coloured and gold or silver inks.—Lye of Caxton.

FRENCH COFFEE.—Coffee is to the Frenchman what tea
is to the Englishman, beer to the German, eau-de.rie to the
Russian, opium to the Turk, or chocolate to the Spaniard.
Men, women, and children of all grades and. erofessions
drink coffee in Pads. In the morning it is servid up under
the aromatic name of café au lait, in the eveofug it is uni-
versally taken as café noir. After one of Vyeur's-
cent repasts, it enters your stomach m tb, character of a
settler. It leaves you volatile, nimble, andAtuck ; a
it might he justly poured those pleasant eimpiimetit§—which
Falstaff bestowed on sherrie sack. The yarcon, at your call
for a demi-tasse, has placed before yes a snowy cup and
saucer, three lumps of sugar, and a petit/verve. He ventured
the petit neyre, inferring from your ruddy English face that
you liked liqueur. Another garcn now appears; in his
right hand is a huge silver pot covered, and in his left another
of the same material, uncovered; the former contains coffee,
the latter cream. You reject cream, and thereupon the
garc.in pours out of the former in strange abundance, until
your cup, ay, and almost (be saucer, actually overflow.
There is hardly space for the three lumps; and yet you must
contrive somehow to insert them, or that cafe noir—black it
may indeed be called—will in its concentrated strength be
quite unmanageable; but, when thus sweetly tempered, it
becomes the finest beverage in the whole world. It agreeably
affects several senses. Its liquid pleases all the gustatory
nerves, its savour ascends to rejoice the olfactory, and even
your eye is delighted with those dark, transparent, and
sparkling hues through which your silver spoon perpetually
shines. You pronounce French coffee the only coffee. Iu
a few moments its miracles begin to be wrought: you feel
spirituel, amiable, and conversational. Delille's fine lines
rush into your memory,:—
" Et le crois du genie epreuvant le reveil,
Boire dans chaque goutte, un rayon du soleil."
—Bentley', Miscellany.

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i . Vortrp.. addresses presented to his lordship have been so many but something of which he himself was alone conscious ?- be put upon his back;-and to complete his discomfiture, the Sultana, (181) J B Rogers, from Smyrna, 255 drums 385 hf 1554
qr and 80 eighth drums figs, 20 brls 300 drums 200 hf drums 100
I reproaches, levelled at his mini Aerial foes. The libe- The night was a quiet one, and our room was too much high-born inteuder left tokens of his remembiance among all
od9t of. the way to be visited by any of the usual sleep- who had the pleasure of his acquaintance during his week's bipptn___..,..___g Entrlligetur.
boxes raisins, 160 tons valonia, 11 boxes yellow berries, 1 bag
s rals of this city are painfully aware of this fact, as the l 'spelling noises of au inn. Would to Heaven it had been sojourn at the Deue (so was Charles's villa called) ; for be- ,
samples, order-169 drums figs, 243 drums 20 brls 80 hf brls raisins,
KING EDWARD. , -
following singular proceeding, for the authenticity of ess so! Aa. I uht of the c •
g in, tho g urtains drawn so carefully fore John Laing's man had been recalled from the capital to AnniveT.U-ESSteDwAaYrt,, Hamilton, from Nantes-Tom Tough, from
18TH DECEMBER.-Wind S.S.E.
127 bales yellow berries, 4 bales galls, 1 drum almonds, W T Roth-
I ; which we can vouch, will testify. in front of his bed. Might he not behind them be preparing lead the new purchase home again, it had broken two of An- Charente-Henry Bliss, ---• and Marion, from Quebec-Hard- eighth drums figs, 6 drums raisins 1
BY ROBERT ROSE, THE BARD OF coLoue.
•.' No sooner Was the late meeting over at the Guildhall, the knife with which he was to spring upon my secure slum- drew Nevin's ribs, and lamed the grey Galloway, by a kick ware, from Puerto Cabello-kieedy, Mills, from Gijon-America, liwWfeolblo-ri 11
eldy3o9, ' Bdthreuellmmasnassdt2eqcr-4or-anaddbrou2um4t slsfigtso'n-s 3Tbrhiosmempseorny-stlo9noels'i,gAs 'Wind:
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( From the Monthly Magazine.) than Mr. AI. Kennaway went in a state of great trepi- bers ? I coughed louder than before, to assure him that I on the hind leg. Deprived of the services of Andrew Nevin,
was still wakeful. This horrible fancy now took entire pos- who had been oroom to one or other of the partners beyond fAricgalntaßaltimore-Pauline, Perre, from Ostend . .
AILED.-Alinerva, Marshall. Mobile-Britannia, Bonfellow,
King Edward marched to Scotia bold, dation to the mayor, and said, that though the address s L'Edouard & Marie, (190) C A Duport. from St. Malao about
-Elizabeth Moore Moffatt Hobart Town and Sydney- 500 .1 tRZ‘ •I h b t d G D '
'ession of my mind. His sepulchral " I wish you may have the memory of"man, and also of those of the grey Galloway, Nais, Gething., Constantinople and'Syra-John Horton, Cunning- ENearmprliseea ,(„82 w.; lekneltalr flroomcaß-otterdam, 24 boxes cheese,
In pomp and pride of war; had been Resented in style, and he had even held u
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With banners to the winds unroll'd,
He moved-a baleful star ! his hand for it, still lie did not exactly like the thing ;
he was almost afraid they had done wrong-he did not
P a good night!" pealed a perpetual alarm in my ears. It was Charles exhausted himself in imagining other means of gains • ham, Canton-Arion, -, Bareelona-Bonanza, Cragg, Bordeaux
an intimation to settle accounts with the world. h b d 11 11 •
ing is o ject ; an , like a other people exce ing in the 'ma-
He would not kill my unprepared spirit. Not he! He ginative, he went on building castles in the air-wishing, enne o. e on , n werp- ess, ar in, . ic a - -
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severance, Monnot, Ostend-Emma, Noel, Marseilles. . 4500 cases geneva, 40 hf apipes 'gin. 7 mats flax. 38 bags clover seed,
1 casks madders, 2 boxes samples. order-57 casks madders, P A
Black and co-50 hhds geneva, Laughton and Potts-97 mats flax,
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i And like a lion in his might,
He rushed unto the deadly fight.
Great Solway's billows kiss'd his feet ;-
, , ), -_, „..--,s_ --5.5...0.55.5,..-• ~_ The plumed troop around
-f ' ,''' • - Heard not its murmuring echoes sweet, - .
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AmDrown'd in the battle's sound,
Iv id the cannon's thundering din,
here Death did the chief triumph win.
Hundreds of stern courageous men
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Gasp'd 'neath his iron sway ; know what ministers would say to it ;at all events, he
hoped Lord Durham would not turn it into a political
matter, and, under all the circumstances, he thought
th---eTliad- better wait on his loraship, and beg him not faculty were strained to"the
shvri. akisnedni;!mquenoittaeldnltitirerdienrtenr,
hains
gamEaaspte.ur assassin, and Fate hoping, fearing, and-doing nothing.
I lay tivetted to my " I maun gang ower and ca' on this new occupier," said
couch, expecting every moment to hear the curtains torn Peter Pearie one day to his ward; " it's no right to let the OdiWe
apart, and to feel his fin.eers at my throat. Every nerve and lad li
utmost pitch, till eVen the sus- to a'
-
to do so !! ! To this modest proposal, the mayor with pense grew more fearful than the reality itself could have ask
his usual good nature assented, and accordingly a de-
putation was formed of his Worship, Mr. M. Ken-
natvay, and Mr. William John Playtors Wilkinson, been. A death-like stillness filled the chamber. Its " very ,
hush and creeping" grew oppressive. The stirring of a have
mouse would have been worth worlds to me.
Worn hi
szornsacerm.
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been wishing
Mr. Peter Pearl
mit with this excitement, I fell into a perturbed and his ward-and ast isasilaitiymcl Mount, Lons,eridge, from London at Constantinople J Van Zeller and co--2 eases wine, Moore and Rodgers-2 eases
eau de Cologne, Apothecaries' Company-K D
Gales, Scolicy, from Smyrna at ditto, and sailed fo Actif, (114) .1 Vandenbrocke, from Ostend, about 65 tons oak
r bark, order-Q D
uch b -himsel.' Our bank was aye hospitable Mary Marsden Williams, sailed from Milford for Trieste on Lion, (163) G Watson. from Cephalonia, 180 butts 64 carroteels
d Iyfeel it my duty as heed o' the hoose, to
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hted to hear you say so," said Mary, " I
it for such a time,-•twill be delightful!" the 16th instant ' currants, M•Andrewa. Pitcher and co-1 cask do, the master-K D
Evergreen, from St. John, N.B. that was on shore at New Brigh- Scio, (137) 3 C Teasclale, from Ilambro', 5240 plates spelter, 12
tor-hii,Mtl last night and docked. ,
ro I. packages 19 cases I bale contents unknown, 50,1 brls flour, 250 bags
,-, and Thetis, Brown, from St. John, N. 8., off Li- bread,-417 ors wheat, 1 case 1 baskets apparel, 1 case eigars, 7 brls
beef. 4 packages furniture, order-14 chests 3 casks contents unkn,
e looked at the animated countenance of veni7dostan, Pierce and Prince Regent Sterline from Liverpool S A Brandeis and co-7 casks cloverseed, Holdforth, Bald and co-
range cloud passed over his brow. and Demerara, at Honduras , 9 09 .
K D
who proceeded to Lord Durham, at the New London gasping slumber, and, on starting from it, my ear seemed to " The lassie's in a creel," he replied. " Is't such a grand Shannon, Wilden, from Liverpool and Jamaica, at Honduras Eduard, (216) H Groenwold, from Danzic, 200 bags black beer,
fi There life's brief " threescore years and ten"
Regular, Bond, from Live!pool, at Berbice F R Grohte-50 brls pork, about 1700 qrs wheat, D Stewart and co
Anticipated they,-
Biting the dust, 'mid parents' moans, Inn.
On being ushered into his lordship's presence, Mr. catch the expiring echo of a groan. It might, however, have thing to mak' an outcry about, that a man placed in my situa-
only been the wind striking a favourite note in the crannies tion should g'ie a bit denner to an English fox-hunter that's
of the chimney. Day had by this time begun to break, and come down a' the way to hunt wi' the Duke- what'll be de- MCaratninie,rton - from Whitehaven do -ac deck planks ic 10 deals, J W Gibsone and co-593 bags peas,
Isabel, Greave,'sailed from Rio Janeiro 9th Oct. ; Black Prince, order-1 case contents unknown, J Tipping-Q D
Ilth Oct., both for Valparaiso, and Frisk, Whiteway, for Onrust, (137) P R HUiSMRD, from Rotterdam, about 800 qrs
And widows' tears, and orphans' groans. M. Kennaway, who was spokesman on the occasion,
the gladsome lieht gave me courage to look out between lightfull aboot it ?eh ?" " Oh, he'll tell me all about h•is Trieste, 16th October wheat, 1 package contents unknown, 1 basket cordials, 1 cask but-
There he-the valiant, great and proud, entered into an explanation, wishing to impress on his
King Edward found his grave; • lordship's mind, that though an address of congratu- oppo
my curtains. Trmse of the site bed were still down, and
its. inmate seeemed locked in profound repose. horses; that beautiful black creature with the glossy mane- Jack Tar, sl•Gregor, from Liverpool and Athens, at Constanti- ter. 286 mats flax, I cask beef, 1 keg beef and polonies, order-50
a Tartar of the Ukraine breed." • tinople. mats flax, A Swainson-100 boxes cheese, 23 bags madder roots, A
'l.
Thy sand, fair Solway ! was his shroud- lation had been presented to him, still that the council Here was I with fevered pulse and throbbing brow, " Na, na," said Mr. Pearie, who had not studied Mazernse
•• se nople.
Temperance, Le Grand, from Liverpool and Syra, at Constanti- C Kup-Q D
Fyen, (150) J B Kruse, from Callundborg, 3000 brls barley, W
His death-dirge sung thy wave.
hoped he would not consider it as a censure on nii- after a night of agony, while the cause of my uneasiness teas so deeply as Cocker, "it seems a douce quiet bit beast, an'
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Oh, God! yet he was mourn'd the most.
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LINES ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.
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BY E. MOLINEUX.
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Weep not for her-she hath join'd the blest
In the glorious region of peace and rest:
Weep not for her-for the storm is past,
And the wish'd-for haven is gain'd at last :
The longing spirit-stainless and bright- nisters, and beseeching him not to withdraw his sup-
port from Lord Melbourne. In this respect Mr. Wil- rubbed me. It was not more strati h
liam John Playtors Wilkinson joined with solemn could bear this state of thin
visage.
Lord Durham heard what the enlightened deputation
had to say, with a look of extreme astonishment (as
well he might), and then replied, " that lie did not
exactly understand what the gentlemen meant.; as for
the address presented to him, it spoke for itself; lie
had it in his pocket, and be should take care of it. taking deep draughts of that " tired Nature's sweet resd
tores*" . lean in the skin. Charlie Patieson's the lad for a Tar- for Pale
, very C John Lee, Scotland, from Malta at Messina, and sailed 18th Nov. Preston and Sons-Q D
TMO and Liverpool
of which his singular appearance and ominous woe s had tar. Yon was a real ane that cam' frae Embro'-but in my Spinster, Maxton, from St. Domingo, at Schelde
g s n o 1 o nggee rt, aa nn d p
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svcohkai
ingge. een it's a temptin' o' Providence to hae ony thing but a blind Commerce, Kersholm, front Liverpool, at Revel, for St. Peters-
dal powney that' a wee short o' the wind-for when they're blind
volley of tearing coughs, as if all the pulmonary complaints they canna see ony thing to shy at, and if they're a wee asth.
of the town had taken refuge in my individual -chest. Still matic they canna rin very far, and that's the reason I'll hae
there was not a movement to indicate the slightest distur- nae ither
hence on the part of my tormentor. 1 eprang out of me bed, nay mair, say nay main."
and paced up and down the room, making as much noise as " But do you know • '
horse but Dapple-nor you either, Mary ;so say sand.
possible, by pushing the chairs about, and hitching the dress- or whether he would like to be called u s" • ' ' d h
ing-table along the floor. Still my enemy slept on. I rushed Noung lady.
to the fire-place, au burgh. , , I:eopold First, (121) 51 Prenschke, from Antwerp, 438 bales flax.
A Swainson-40 do, Tattersall, Sons and co-70 do, T Moore-40
lo W Winn-45 do, T and A Brown and co-33 de, 38 tons oak
laark, order-150 bundles bides, Robinson and Iladwen-Q D
fJanaVitleht, %eal, farom Wyburg, and James Adam, Dickenson, ~_ . .. ,s.. ~ _ 5... ~, s
.. ,
~ .s. ... ~ „ ... ~.., 5..„...,,,
..,.s.
,_„„.
rolin.logheten , t Stromness both for Liverpool
,'l.--a uTfrom Liverpoo-1, off Stromness, for Chrstian-
Ceylon, Chaffee, and Stag, Burnham, from Liverpool ; Marge-
any-hing of this gentlenaan his name, retha, -, from London ; Renown, -, and Maria, -, from
pon . inquire t e NeEwlizSfbuettlht liVvaalleisce;
ratfolirataviniaa, previous to 19th of August.
sailed from Batavia r io s
p ev u to eth ep .
d rattled the shovel and poker against e His names no of so much consequence when I ask him Archer, Braithwaite from Savanilla at Crookhaven, for Liver-
one another. He cannot but stir at this, I thought; and Ito his denner as if I was asking, him to pit it on the back of pool. , p.ores, anttelmShueprerior, for Demerara,
, "Hark rm.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 20.
Since our last there has been a very considerable improvement
,in the demand. Speculators have bought with much spirit, their
purchases yesterday and to-day amounting to 8.000 bags. The
total sales in the two days are estimated at 20,000 bags, and prices
t , Hatt] reach'd its native land of light.
Like a tender flower that blooms for a day, With regard to Lord Melbourne he had a large bone to
pick with his lordship, and he would take care to pick listened, in the expectation or hearing himcystart. Still the a bill-and as to likin' to be called on, ye'll remember, Miss,
same death-like silence continued. I caueht up tbe fire- that it's me that's going to do't-me, the representative o' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19.-Wind S.S.E. generally are Id per lb higher than on Friday last.
ss
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C:epstdlFirii,_:.l.fieFe,Xlrvf.litAhGoosE:,tio.7l:titlceil,t,l:,,,Beo.
hpereet.!
The beautiful vision bath faded away; it clean." His lordship then bowed haughtily, and irons, and hurled them together against the grate. They fell the firm, and indeed heed o' the"--
[ Lovely and bright it bath sunk to rest, signified an obvious wish that his inopportune visitors with a crash that inight have started the seven sleepers-and "Oh yes, I know all that," interrupted the vont; lady ; joAh:,erven.-Shannon Andrews and Thetis Brown, from St.
N.8.-Agenoria" Rattray, 'from Quebe'e-Leopold First,
With the glorious sun in the golden west!
; would withdraw. Accordingly, his Worship, Mr. Mark I waited in a paroxysm of anxiety for the result which I had " I only wish you could ask his horses along witli him-such Pienschke, from Antwerp-Science, Teesdale, from Ilamburgh and
cediug weeks, they hava much exceeded the demand. which has
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I Weep not for her-e'en such was she-
Bright-pure-and fit for Eternity !
I would not repress affection's tear
• Shed over the ashes of one so dear,
Nor intrude on memory's holiest shrine,
Where your lov'd one's image must ever twine.
But, oh! I would point you from earth-away
To where her spirit bath wing'd its way! Kennaway, and Mr. William John Plavtors Wilkinson
retired much .ernbarrassed and discomposed ; leaving
the runaway dictator of Canada to ponder over the
strange inconsistency of this worthy trio presenting
to him a congratulatory address in a public ball one not a sound issued from behind them, to indicate the pre-
sence of any living thing. I was in a state bordering upon
frenzy. The fearful sus ense of the past night, the ae of
emotions P eony
with which I had been shaken, working upon a
body already greatly fatigued, had left me in a fever of ex-
citement which if it had continued must have ended in
moment, with a whole string of compliments attached = = •
anticipated. But there were the close curtains as before, and noble steeds.-
*xed sensation of dread curio-
madness. I was wild with a mi. , 'At the Baron De Mowbray's gate was seen
A page with a courser black;
There came out a Knight of noble mein,
And he lept on the courser's back ;
His eyes were bright, and his heart was light,
He sang this merry lay -
0 merrily lives a fair young knight, Fahnouth-Orient, Harrison, from Rotterdam-Jean, Kruse, from
Colberg-and Brenda, Simpson, from Halifax.
SAILED.-Columbus, Pentrealh. for Savannah-Victoria, Brown,
for Hayti - Cognac Packet, Todhunter, for Pernainbuco-Ellen
Clare, Roberts, for Genoa and Leghorn- Boykett, Morton, for
Bourdeaux-and Industrie, Van Duyn, for Alkmaar. been more limited and languid here, and in the Yorkshire markets
during the past week, and at our Friday's market sales were very
(lull, and a decline of about 3(1 per 70lb was submitted to on Wheat ;
but on. Saturday, intelligence of the suspension of the exports of
all Grain from the ports of Naples and Sicily. being received here,
exciting an apprehension that other states may shortly follow this
Cambridee, Bursley, from New York, at this Ports sailed Ist example ; more confidence immediately appeared in the Corn
instant. The Liverpool (steamer) was to leave on the 6th instant. trade, the above mentioned decline was fully recovered here, and
at Manchester on Saturday very extensive sales of Wheat, Flour,
S to it, and then coming to ask him to say nothing about Champion, Warren, hence at Apalachicola
s Weep not for heh-yet our nature is weak, sity, and suspe.nse. One way or another this tortute must ne He loves and he rides away.' " . Constitution, Glidden, hence at New Orleans • Oats and Oatmeal were made lying in this port, at fully our qunta-
!, For sympathy's tear is warm on my cheek ; it the moment after. Verily this proceeding makes ended. I rushed towards the bed, upSetting the dressing- " Does he so ?" murmured Mr. Pearie, as he gazed at the Olive, -----, hence iit Virginia tions of last Tuesday, and in some instances at a small advance;
Silent the tale of affection it tells, us laugh! table in my agitation. I tore open the curtains, and there, door through which his volatile ward disappeared, while her Tally Ho, --, sailed from 'Virginia for this port 25th ult. Malt, Barley, Beans and Pease being very scarce have fully sup-
And a sigh from my bosom responsive swells. oh God! lay the cause of all my agony-a suicide-weltering voice was still audible, going on with the ballad-" then by alalvina, Burton, sailed from Alexandria, Egypt, for this port
181-11 ult.. poiTtddtuhte,ir prices.
3 on Wheat from foreign ports was on Friday last reduced
But now it is past, and my grief is at rest, THE DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM. in a pool ot blood! I felt my naked foot slip in something my certie the sooner he rides away the better-I wonder if w f
rings ord, Digby hence at S'myrna two steps, and Wheat and Flour are now again admissable at the
Laanrcashire Lass, Nornsan, from Beirout. at ditto
' 'Twere sinful to mourn over one so blest. .
- moist and slimy. Oh, Heaven ! the horror of that glashy this is some lover o' the lassie--if it is, and they've kept me lowest duties Is per quarter on the former, and 7d per brl on the
. ob, dry up your tears!-for she resteth in peace, (From Bentley's Miscellany for December.) gore! I fell forwards on the floor, smitten as by- a thunder- in the dark, they'll find to their cost what it is to offend the Corsair, Cymrnin,g, and Thames, Rutherford,sailed from Smyrna latter, and likely so to continue for many weeks ; the duty is also
i , And her soul is rejoicing its blessed release; "Well, after all," I exclaimed, "there are few things so bolt into insensibility. heed o' the house. The gipsy ! I maun tell Charles o' my for this port 27th ult. 3s per qr. less on Rye and Is 6d per qr. on Pease; since the Ist
The song of the Lamb she is singing above, comfortable as-snug quarters in a good inn ;" and, 1.0 saying, When I revived, I found the room crowded with people. suspicions, but in the mean time I'll hae the chap to his
PaGeirceent 1.13ae,e agi aer ,t saitlee lir oimi.Ttliiesterrd instant, and Levant
oOfelOrleaiatnth\e‘Zhar cl:ifewerlitiaelt
ohenTrlyrtgooti-;oltiierrse
t„‘o,ferrieb(diouylOpB,,,iodoof:.lo.l.
I drew up my chair a foot or so nearer the fire, and mani• The noise of my fall had alarmed the Occupants of the room denner."
1 : And chanting the praise of redeeming love: Wilhelmine Bass,hence at liissea London and from other ports Coastways, and of which about 24,500
In that holy region, cloudless and fair, tested the exuberance of my satisfaction and the soundness beneath, and they had burst into the chamber where we lay. While this great resolve was agitating the bosom of Mr. Julie, Knno'sv, and Navi ;tor, Ketelboter, hence at Swinemunde barrels of Flour ;of course we have no Wheat nor Flour in bond
Angels have welcom'd your lov'd one there. of the poker by. reducing a superincumbent mass of the best But my sufferings were not yet at an end. The noises I had Pearie, and while the harp was thrilling beneath the touch of Edward & Amalie. Buckgholtz, hence at Travernunde
made, in endeavouring to rouse the stranger, had been heard, Mary Peat, who still sang the ballad of the Fair Young Sylla, Scott, sailed from Falmouth for Trinidad 16th instant here ; almost all the Oats in bond have recently changed hands in
the expectation of their admission ere long at a reasonable duty :-
Wallsend to minute fragments. A ride of some eighty miles
outside the mail in a biting November day had thrown me and were now construed into the struggle between the mur- Knight, Charles Patieson glided into the room, looking so Metere. Dee. 7.-The mail from India is daily expected from of Barley, Beans and Pease in bond, the quantity is quite trivial,
CONTEMPORARY PRESS. into a state of delicious languor, which disposes one to regard derer and his victim. How it happened I know not, but the pale and miserable, that the fair performer suddenly broke Alexandria :on its arrival a government steamer will be despatched and they find.sales as if free-less the duty. .
At this day s market sales of every article in the trade were ef-
with it to Marseilles
every thing in the best light, and I had abandoned myself to razor, with which the suicide had effected his purpose, was off in the middle of a stanza, and asked if he had seen a fected to a moderate extent; the decline of last Friday was fully
--- HALIFAX. Nov. 26.-The Mary, Pring, from River St. John, E.S.
- THE FRENCH KING'S SPEECH. the enjoyment of the pleasurable, so far as it was to be ob- found within tny grasp. This was deemed proof conclusive ghost ? for the Clyde, went on shore on Beech Point, Gut of Canso, 17th recovered, and in some instances for the finer qualities of Wheat,
earned in the best parlour of the head inn in the provincial of my guilt, and I stood arraigned as a murderer in the eyes " I think I have, Mary," he replied, trying to smile. instant : expected to be got off. The Alicia. Currie, from New- Oats and Oatmeal a little exceeded, but we can make very little
(From the Morning Herald.) of my fellow-men. For months I was the tenant of a dun- " What was it like ?-what was it of ?-a bleeding nun-a Soundland for this port, was wrecked near Torbay, 6th instant alteration in Mir quotations from this day week.
; town of Nibblington. A neat repast had feasted me "lieht
, wireAT, <tp 70th S. d. S. d INDIAN CORN, IP 480Ib.
The French King's speech, which will be found in geon. "It passed, it passed, a weary time ;" but, at length, murdered man-oh, what was it ?do tell." crew saved
and choice," and a second tumbler of brandy and water, , English 11 0 012 10 lied
, another column, is as specific as we expected it would " warm with," stood exhaling its fragrance at my elbow. my trial came on. I was acquitted, and aoain weut forth " The Past, the buried Past !it haunts me still." Scotch lO 9 -11 4 White
be. It puts an end to the alarm which prevailed The fire was in fine spirits, and went laughing and crackling., with an untainted name. But the horrors of"that night have " Poor fellow," said Mary, turning over her music in search THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20.-Wind N.N.W. moderate. Irish
among the French press on the subject of Belgium, merrily up the chimney; it took part in the satisfaction it cast a blight upon my spirit that will cling to it through life; of another song, "you must be terribly ill since you have ARRIVED.-Irt, Ludlow, from Calcutta; sailed 19th Aug. and Bonded O- 0 0 English 44 0-47 0
;
afforded-we were sworn friends. and I evermore execrate the wretch who first projected the taken to quoting poetry. How are stocks to-day, Charles ; from St. Helena 27th Oct.-Lysander, Currie, from Calcutta ; BARLEY, 4P' qr. Irish .. - 46 0
and proves that at heart Louis Philip is determined
•Senegal-ATcher, Braithwaite, from. Savanilla-Woodman,
sailed 4th Sept. and from St. Helena 31st Oct.-11.C.Z. -, English .39 0 -43 0 Peas, Grey.... 40 0- 44 0
i " What a glorious thing it is," I muttered to myself, as I idea of a DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM. are the funds looking up?"
to concur with the other great powers. He says,
Gd, Europe, Ellis, Quebec Pye ; British Queen Dudne and Chevalier 43 0 -45 0 ,
_White .. 52 0 - 55 . 0
. rested my heels upon the fender, and stretched myself back- " Three and a half," mechanically answered the lover,
frooom Scotch cl,' 601 h. 5 3- 5 9 RAI ESEED efs last, £ -
"The conferences have been resumed in London upon wards into my chair,-" what a glorious thing it is this taking THE MURDERING BANKER. " are same as yester- : but pshaw ! hang the funds. Has St. Patrick, Lunnan, from St dohn, N.8.-Qusen Vintoria D'av‘id. Irish ' 4- 5 9 FLOUR, English, se 280th.
the affairs of Belgium and Holland. I have no doubt one's ease in one's inn ! It bath a relish almost too fine for and Actmon, Fielding. from Miramichi-Ann PaleY,'llunte , Foreign, bond 4- 4 6 Fine 54 () -66 0
but that they will soon reach a pacific termination, and earth-it smacks of Elysium ! You have cheated fate for ----•
Mr. Pearie told you his intention about this bunting son,
stranger?" from Lisbon-Oporto, Smith, from Oporto-and Sion, --, frorrn Dal's, 113•• 4'..51b. Irish
, Messrs. Pearie, Peat, and Patieson were the richest and e
.. English ...... .. 3 10 - 4 4 American, 41,' brl. free.
give a fresh guarantee to the independence of Belgium once, given business the go-by, and left the anxieties that
b t k b k • th h 1 d•st • t f Scotland.
es nown an ers in ewoe - t. ric o Oh Yes he is to be asked to dinner-we shall get great Gothenburg
friends 1 hope-pleasant acquisition in this dull place, won't SAILED.-Cheshire, Gates, for Barhadoes-China, Larmour, for Scotch - 4 4 Sweet, U.S. 00- 0 0
and the repose of Europe." Yes, the repose of Eu- dog your footsteps daily in the lurch Here you are ' your-
' • ' • The bank, in the course of forty years of its existence had i ' Charleston-and England, Waite, for New York. Irish - 4 0 Sour, bond .. 38 0-41 0
self a-lone' -none to thwart, to fret, to frown upon you -with t?"
rope is the grand point to which the policy of the King a few sovereigns in your pocket, you are yourself 'a
king. gone through many changes of name,-at first, it had -_____. Foreign, bond. 210- 3 4 OATMEAL, V 2401 h
Lynx. Porsyth, from Lisbon, at this port ; sailed 9th instant. Ditto, duty free 38- 4 2 English 34 0-35 0
of the French is ever straining His whole object is
. How respectful is mine host 1-he is your chancellor d
,an Patieson, Peat and Pearie ; then, on the death of the foun-
er, te mi e partner had taken precedence, while the e
d h 'cldl quite accor-d with the sentiment. "Heis an officer."
'been "Oh very," replied Charles, in a tone of voice that did not
On the 15th inst. in lat. 48. long. 11, spoke the Laurina. hence for RYE, ,trqr. 36 0 -40 0 Do. new 1837 35 0-36 6
to consolidate the succession of his fan il and that
i y, holds you tenderly in his keeping, as royal consciencies are Dear me! how charming 1" and his name, dear Charles Vera Cruz. On the 17th, in lat. 50, long. 10, the Hesperus, hence
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kept. The waiters how obsepHous t--` like angels, ever nephew Of the defunct had gone to the bottom of the list. have sou found oue his name?" • for Demerara
_. Middling 46 0 -56 0
can be only done by giving no cause of umbrage to at e emise o r_ Slasher. He is home on his three years' leave from
,kwas spoken 17th -- - ---
the other monarchs, with whose system he seeks to be eager-eyed,'-these be your ministers watching to do your 0 h d • f M Peat, the next partner succeeded to ~
' • • the honours, and at the time of the commencement of this LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC. '2O.
will, allthe more, that the prospect of the gratality to be se- India," • •nstant at 8 a m 11 miles S g W of Cape Clear
associated. In those views he is supported by the cured thereby is ever vividly present to their imagination. narrative, the respective stations of the firm of Pearie, Peat e (Th,
i Fergnson, * * , f ••••
• ; Red Ro r Much dulness reigns in our Butter market, and prices may cor-
great bulk of the French nation, who have abandoned The chambermaids, your maids of honour, and honoured as and Patieson were filled in the following manner. The main stories he will tell us of Ormus, and of Ind, Delhi, Bussorah, ton; Tamerlane,
what a nice neighbour he will be; what delighful
I'm
from Calcutta • ::(.1, Cit On': Laonn- rectly be noted Is to 2s per cwt. lower. The supplies are abundant,
that rnilitary glory, once their idol, and seek, in imi- maids,-lighting you to dreams of love and bliss, like second part of the large house, No. 12, was occupied by Mr. Pearie, Damascua! The very names are enchanting as fairy tales; -, from the Cape of 'Good Hope, at'SL HelenaY, all for Lon: about 15.000 firkins having been imported since this day se'nnight.
now a gentleman of mature years -.with a plump expression don.
DEaghloer,athiarweailltiamaetd The stocks of country dealers, who deal heavily, we have reason
tation of England, to become rich and powerful, by Heros, with warming-pan and bed-room candlestick of brass. to know, are light, and wers it not for the monopolising spirit ex-
f d f • Icl, • I • d ld
o body an eature, which to as plain yas nor s cou what day is he to be asked on ?"
Fanny Connell, Joy, hence at Genoa
:Cour bed-but, ecod! I never thought of that "-and I "On Thursday," said Charles : " lam surprised Mr. Per- hibited by a coalition of certain " big men" to keep up prices. the
cultivating the arts of peace. France desires peace, have done, that he had all his life long been a prosperous
lagfreghorn for this port 4th Dec.
tatted nts and t gg d the bell, in considerable tre;sidation. rie runs such a risk." business would just now he much more lively, and to a far greater
and will have peace at every sacrifice, and Louis Philip MY calf was aLieered by the appearance of one of those gentleman. The sound of his voice, also the short gruff ~
wi Isn, Trusty, Elms, from Pictou, at the Cove extent. Verb. sap. Pickled Butter is tolerably steady at 905.-The
tuft-17,7:7_78V sotfa tteh
eo f froerseei
ng
tn aaffdami rtso,i(sct ar
autsieodo
,n) oh da osut bh te beyfftehe et
ob
fl ukn
edeepr ii no gg_
method of expressing his opinion, something between a cough is he r,
, knows that he consults the dearest interests of his own smirking animals, that go about inns with towels over their Risk, Charles! he isn't going to ride hunting •th h•
Mary Marsden, Williams, sailed from Milford for Trieste 16th P
family by fostering and encouraging that desire. He left arms. and a grunt, bore evidence to the same happy condition of
our Provision market in an excited state.-Prime India Beef is held
~ his circumstances. Tra ad ir
de h • 'deed flourished-his conse- mysteriously, and may find that he is thrown out.' Esther, Pickering, from Calcutta, nt this port ; sailed 19th Aug. , , . .
."
Perhaps he is," replied the young man, shaking his head instant
at oily extyt me votation, and fu:l prices demanded for middling
has been understood for some time -past to have given " Have you secured a bad for me !
d from St Helena .7th' Oct. On the 25 11 N. ir la, .4 45 N
t i we. . s
" Yezzir." I resolved the youth should have an additional ' quence and digeity expanded in exact proportion with his e
. and inferior.-The same remarks are applicable to Pork -The'
his adherence to the decision of the conference, al- half fh• ' s • • bodily configuration-and an eye with any speculation in it ong. 3a 30 W, spoke the Dorothy Gales, from Calcuttalfor this price of Bacon is fully as high, and of P • *
sams rather higher ; the
, -crown or is attention. "Sorry, Sir, could not let you what ris o you mean.
Mar " but •k d • "
Thrown off, you mean. if you mean anything," said r ._ • • , -
Pth°e"f•ormer port 7.th instant : crey'v s:tve. d stock of the latter is extremely light.
though lie sought delay before publishing his official have a room to yourself, Sir." could see at a glance that one hundred thousand pounds at e
Thistle, - from St. John N B for Cork, was wreeked near
• assent. He endeavours to prepare the way for that " Eh, what i" I exclaimed, and mv contemplated generosity least were written in the swell of his waistcoat. Scrupu- own designs, though I conclude be feels pretty sure uf what
sl'icival," replied Charles, boldly, " a rival, Mary, in his
inevitable conclusion by speaking of " the independ- sunk at once below Zero. - lously brushed were hir habiliments, snow-white were his he js doing before he has taken such a step."
WhaHt Chilmark, Penny, for Liverpool, put back to Leghorn, and would
have to discharge LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Dec. 19.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
ence of Belgium" and " the repose of Europe" as a "Single bed-rooms all engaged, Sir." stockings, and brightly polished his shoes, which latter arti-
cles of wearing apparel were ornamented with certain bright Trio, Boag, from Monte Video, at the Cove, for Liverpool ; Old Hay 0 801 0 4152015 Potatoes .... 2 603 2 -
sailed 20th Oet. in company with the Reindeer, for Livespool. and New Hay 0 8 011 - Cattle Ditto.. 2 2 2 4 -
" The devil !"
consequence of the proceedings of the conference. If ~ Yezzir-fuil of lawyers, Sir. Assizes this week-crowded buckles, which rumour gave out as being heir-looms dedi- irsivdaelspichns ? You amaze me, Charles, what designs ?
Eve, for Antwerp. The John Souchay sailed 13th Oct. for Liver- Clover Hay 0 8 010 - Turnips 28 030 Oper lon.
. cated to the adornment of the head partner, and, indeed, by
• such be the result, how can he decline assenting to so -not a corner to cram a cat in." you must be so much better acquainted with yourself. How- pool. Left loading the Bella Portena for Liverpool, Dav, for Straw Wheat 060 81 I C. - 4 O 4O 045 0 -
"Oh ' I can't pretend to offer you information on points
, arrots
many people believed to be the palladium or tutelary influ- ever it would have been as well to have consulted me before London, and Columbia, for Cape de Verds, On Bth Nov. in fat. 14 Straw, Oat ... 0 5f 0 68- Mangiewurzle26 0 0 0 -
favourable an arrangement ? "And where am I to be stowed away, pray ?"
ences of the bank itself, Scandalous people who paid too • ' • • 48 N, long. 32 W, spoke the Delhi, from Bahia for Trieste. On Straw, Barley 050 6 - Manure BOlO 0 -
It is in the same strain that the French monarch " Excellent apartment, Sir, third stohy behind-two capital little respect to dignities, have been known to -wonder that ej,),r,
joity
tvoity,,, 14th Dee. in lat. 49, long. 13 30, the Brandon, Roost% from New Clover -
beds, well aired. Other gin'lin'n very quiet, Sir." r esentati e, I also am one of your guardians." •
' going quite so tar. You will remember that, as my father's
speaks of the evacuation of Ancona. He first conci- IVIr. Pearie should indulge iussuch ostentatious vanities, espe- Orleans for the Clyde, under jury masts, having been dismasted
" Who, or wbat is he ?" . .24th Nov. near Bermuda while lyine to under a balance-reefed
I liates the vanity of the French by stating that all Aus- 4; Don't kno ' •
w, Sir. Came here a week ago, Sir- break- daily as any suaatterer in geometry, or, more properly speak- •
meaning of all this ? You first begin looking dismal, talking main trysail : lost one man overb re PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.
trian troops have withdrawn from the papal states, and fasts at ten minutes to eight • I f ff S d ing'
precise y-cup oco ee, ir, an in sarkometry, could not fail to perceive that the afore- exclaimed the young Lady, " what is the .
Tintern, Thor °a
•
pe, hence at Monte Video
DUTY.
said swell of the waistcoat had for many years deprived him head with riddles. Speak out man, and don't ride the high - Wood, Deals, 120 Stan. M. duty paid.
then admits that his garrison has retired from that for- half a roll-goes out, and comes home at eleven every night. of seeing a ghost, quoting poetry, "and now tormenting my
,
tress. Here, again, the repose of Europe is brought Mute as a mouse-tried myself to draw him out-wouldn't of the pleasure of seeing the ornaments on his instep, uuless horse any longer. The tall steed you had from Edinburgh Archangel £lB 00 19 0
with the assistance of a mirror. It was eauallv evident that
work, Sir. Strange man, Sir-neither speaks nor eatse-how • . - . should•have taught you better behaviour. What have you TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER 20. Memel l7 0- 18 0 Not above 16 ft
into play by the fact " that military occupation has
Gothenburg l6 0-16 10 Foreign £l9.
be lives, can't tell-what he does, ditto-where he goes, a he still rejoiced in single blessedness, though in what parte:to got to say ?"
ceased in those states, tyllose independence is so dear lars of sha eor m ;he Wind at Wyburg -- --- B. Plan. £2.
mystery as dark, as dark as Omnibus, Sir." p anises bachelorship becomes visible in a
" Sim dv this; that Mr. Pearie intends to marry you Holyhead N.N.W. blowine fresh.
,
to France." moment we are not qualified to decide; we merely state the Holyhead, outward bountl, at 11 a.m. No. 1511, Mountain Petersburgh '6 10 - 18 10 Not above 21 ft.
"Hum ! Queer fish, seemingly." makes mit iecret of it eer, Planks, per foot of 2 in. thick. Foreign £22.
The remainder of the speech is filled with the usual " Yezzir, singular man, Sir-indeed, I may say, a very sin- fact in this particular instance; but no, on second thoughts, son, who told it again to me ;so there can be no mistake." steamer.
Dantzig, Deck - 0 4* B. P. £2 10s.
we extend the remark to mankind at large, viz., that the fact ;he told our new head-clerk, Mr. Daw-
E0alls•
A variety of colours passed over the beautiful brow anti A, brig in distressyut into Beaumaris Bay, at 930 a.m.
tof the Floating Light, inward bound, at 11 10 a.m. No. 945 British American, Pine 0 24- 0 3
hollow and common-place declarations with respect to galas man, Sir. Seems in rather low spirits, Sir. Anymore
Spain, congratulations on the progress of the French • 1.,,
brandy and water, Sir . of matrimony or bachelorship is written so legibly in men's
appearance, that no ineenuitv can conceal it On the to s y eat, among wlc ang s Archer, B.Bk. • Lathwood, per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet £9 0 - lo 0 £4 ss.
I ordered a fresh supply of this terrestrial nectar, anr
I flung - - • P gained the mastery, for her countenance was somewhat like
chFeks of -Mar P •h• h b• ht cadet soon
arms in Africa, and anticipations of the speedy ter. of coaches, in the coffee- rooms of inns, nay, in pews at - ' - - _______ British American 5 0 - 6 0 15s.
myself into my chair, with the air of a man who feels himself a stormy sunset as she answered,
MahoganY, per foot oni inch thick.
i mination of the differences with South America. The a victim to untoward destiny. church, there is some inexplicable instinct that tells us whe- "FrgiOrio- Enttrrb for toabing. Honduras
I speech concludes with a pleasing sketch of the grow- That thia should have ha-ppened to me, of all men in the ther an individual (name, fertune, circumstancee,eotally u
known) be or be not a married man. Whether it is a certain ,r,
Ps and bachelor, heed o' the hoose, and fifty-seven years of age?
" Who has dared to say this? Has Peter Pearie, banker
(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) Cuba
St. Domingo. - 0 10
1 0 -
i ing prosperity of the country, carefully avoiding any world 1-to me, who never could tolerate bedfellows in my on my word, Charles-Charles, didn't you knock Mr.
subdued look, such as that which characterises the lions in a , Oak Planks, British American.. none 15s load.
f explanation of the fearful decline which has lately been life 1-slept with locked door and window fast, and not a soul m a erie, and distinguishes them from the lord's of the de • Dawson down ?" asses
Teakwood, cubic feet
4 0 - 4 6 10s.
within half-a-dozen rooms of me-me, whose chief motive for eita g
AFRICA.
, observed in the export trade of France. On the whole se! ,we cannot tell* but that
, positive y
the truth is so we • ' 1 Staves, per 1200.
.
the remainine single-my Marian was certainly a very very
address of Louis Philip to his chambers may be chasmic] " ' ' Idh f • 1. bl• tters for a more searching enquiry
- ascertain the truth of the report from your own lips.
" I had a great inclination to do it; but detertr,r,ined to
llighfleld,- Jones, 142 Africa,
WEST INDIES AND it' lADEIR,4I2. and G Benn Danzig, Common Pipe £l4O 0 -145 0
.
g creature .- o al Inc ine to e ieve, was the hor-
• ' affirm; so, leaving these ma " But what would be the use of my saying any thing?" Hhu 7O 0 - 80 0 Not above 36 in.
at some future time, we return to the conditions of Arr.
Quebec, red I s inch • Foreign £1 3s.
regarded as vague and indifferent, as royal speeches ror of having nay old habit of loneliness invaded. Possibl Lapwing, J C Osborne, 93 Trinidad, J Poole and co .
generally are, with the exception of that part which the wretch snores. Oh, horrible! most horrible! Y Pearie With re ard to his relations to the other artners continued Mary, in a different mood, with difficulty control- _
Well, if • g P ling a desire to laugh outright. " You know, Charles, you Thick, and 51 feet
. of the establishment we have some difficulty in making them • ent You SOUTH AMERICA. Lona
i so palpably manifests his intention of maintaining, as Ido strangle him, no enlightened Jury can bring in a worse uite intelli, ible to a stranger for durine tl e artnershi
e 1 P are one of my guardians, and may refuse your cons •
P wouldn't agree to it, would 'sou?" Cognac Packet, J Todhunter, 181 Pernambuco, W& J Tyrer Ditto,Tuncheon 16 0-23 0
I far as he can, the repose of Europe. verdict against me than that of " justifiable homicide." Looks
ctihere bad begen so man ' ' -
y intermarriages, that it required a e UNITED STATES. Timber, per cubic foot.
I would die sooner ! _AI! Mary, if it rested with me"-
Oak 2s.6d- 3s 6d
-essafss.----
THE CANADIAN PRISONERS.
(From the Standard.)
The Morning Chronicle iias the follovving coalmen- re, a
tary upon a brief remark in yesterday's Standard :-
aThirty of the rebels taken in Lower banada, who have melancholy, too ? Oh, your melancholy men have a trick of ~,,
speaking in their sleep; and I shall be kept shuddering all `•h"
night at his incoherent ohs ! and ahs ! It is possitively too
bad ! And again I dashed the poker into the bowels of the f
- • • nsiderable turn for genealogy to make out exactly what e
Freg rte e f relationship existed between them. When Mr.
h (islio had married a -
sister of Mr. Pearie, and whose
ather had been the husband of Mr. Patieson's aunt ) left his 7
Such ii
By the b Ch I h ' h cl h• w ballad ?
y, ar es, ave ecru eat t is ne
pretty thing, though the words are contemptible ;"
and striking the harp-strings, she trilled one of the common- '
find stirred it fiercely. The exercise only threw my brain '• mace chansons of the day so sweetly, that Charles t bought it
into a livelier state of activity, and my fancies assumed a
darker hue. , To be shut no in an out-o'-the-way room in a share of the business, in addition to his savines to his only •
d ghter he committed the nt of ''''
' '
h:lrlfarms, and fortune hm the young lady
enegeme . .
,to t e joint. management of nis two Fanny, J Sloan, - 514 Charleston, W& H Sharpies &co
North Britain J M'Kandy, 636 New Orleans,
Suir T 8e110r4,-
PJ Nevius, T Green, W Quayle
430 St. Joseph, Florida, J Poole and co
BRITISH A IVIERICA-
-133 St John, N B
would be a sin to interrupt her ; and by the time the song ,
, was finished, the head of Mr. Peter Pearie was poked in a)
Commerce, T PrimroSe, EUROPE.
186 Alexandria, Haskayne and co Pine, B. American, common - 1 71 103.
,
Danzig, middlins
I 0 Bold Memel, middling
Riga, red red I- 2 4 per load.
yellow - I 108
. 21- 2 6
2 21- 2 6 £2lss el load.
2 5 - 2 6
been sentenced to transportation for life to one of our penal.
, confounded old ramblig wilderness of an iun, with a fellow hli• bh 1- bl cr
partners, wo, eing ot re ations, ot i guar tans, and both eI, . ids :
the door for a moment, and uttered the following wo Ann, J Stephens, 125 Constantinople, al & A Wilkin IRISH. PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE.
whom nobody know any thing about l-to have your valise 'd on th h•
ve ca e c ield over the way-he's coming at five Entered 7th Dec. for A lexandretta and Beirut DUBLIN, December, 14.
colonies, have been brought to this country by the Captain also partners of their -Young charge, fell into the ver no-
and breeches-pockets ransacked, their "silver lining turned o'clock on Thursday; so let us hae a good denner on that Eleven, W Morrison, 275 Constan & Odessa, arNair & Dutton BRICK-Tull th d3ot 30 C t- D lA' 30
amore per ousan s o ss. oun e u in ..s
Ross, which arrived on Monday at Livernool iu 24 da -s from tu al mistake of considerine her a • fth h • l't Y t
, . s one o e ere( i amen s, day, Mary, befitting our station in tbe town, and my position Elten Clare, .5I Roberts, 174 Genoa anti Leghorn, Vianna & Jones
out upon the night," while you are wooing the caresses of to 38s.
Quebec. We are vet without the naeans-of knowin )
g the pro- whrose beau IN N uth, accomplishments and floatine ca ii-
the drowsy god„ ,
-or possibly like the Irish Member to wake , l ''' :°, l • " , , " I as heed o; the hoose. Pearie, Peat, and Patieson were aye Perseaerance, J Monnot, 120 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co BEEF-Per tierce India, £6B to £0 Os ; prime mess, £5 to £5 5s ;
portion which these prisoners bear to the whole, or the part ' tai were alto ue aid out to the ver u u
y est a vantage. Adelaide, G Manger, 80 Palermo and Messina,
fan ed for their five-year auld Cheviots, and we've aye dealt per barrel £3 to £3 ss.
' which they acted in the rebellion ; and we deem it, therefore in the moreing and find your throat cut! A ccild line seemed Mr. Patieson, however, had shortly afterwards died, and left • ' ' J Bothwell or Graham
' to be drawn across my weazand at the thought, and I groaned wi' Bell and Rennie; so we needna turn our backs on the • BacoN-Per cwt. 46s to 51s: heavy 43s to 48s • pi,,s' cheeks 37s
Anon, .1 RobertS, 246 Trieste.
premature to pronounce any opinion on the course pursued his son sole heir of all his possessions, his place in the bank, 111‘Nair & Dutton to 40s; hams 52s to 565; pork per barrel 80s to'B3sb; tongues per
inwardly. Seizing tny brandy and water, I whipped it off at King."
by the authorities in Lower Canada. t d• h•
he guar tans ip of his ward and incou ruousls enou h
g , After this discourse the head was withdrawn, but we grieve
* * * * • * a gulp; but it had lost its flavour-was cold, vapid, ineffec- e, e
utmseli at the same time in ti ' ''
*g -
e uardia a . •
i g nship of Mr. Psalm, BUTTER-lin coole per lb. 9d to Ild; firkin, firsts, 86s to 94s ;
to say that from our knowledge of Charles Patieson's cha- EMP RIO.
tual stuff, and left no relish un the palate. I sunk into a re- seconds, 82s to 8.5 s , thirds, 78s. Prime advanced.
"In the first place we do not attach the same importance an imperium in imperio, which might have had very danger- '
verie, a dull and quasi-collapse state of misery, on starting racter, we are afraid lie never summoned courage to renew CANDLES-Patent mould,9s ; plain mould, 8s 6d ; dipt, 7s 6cl per
that our contemporary does to the issue of writs of habeas o h d " -
us consequences, a nut the executive in the hands of the ' ...--.41.----
front which, I found that the fire had sunk down to a few cin- the conversation, and allowed Mary to sing song after song doz. lbs.
corpus- The return of the sentences of transportation to a senior partner, been at once very strict, and not very oppres- el •
„ „ ti it was time for hint to return to the Dene, and spend his I VEST INDIES. FEATHERS-From the country per stone, 8s to 10s; white Ils
•
penal colony under the statute of George IV , will soon settle ders, and the ghost of a flatne, which looked up for a moment, sive. Mary Peat, aged a little more than aitseteen kept, to 14s 6d ; mixed 8s to 9s.
solitary evening in envying the senior partner his happiness Little Catherine, (147) 0 Willams, from Demerara, 37 cks mo-
as if to reproach me for my neglect, and quietly went out.
the matter. In the next place, we trust tho;e in whose hands as the hrase is her uardian's house-her suit of 'rooms are GLUE-Per cwt. 60s to 655.
in living- in the same house, albeit he was somewhat corn- lasses, sBl bd ' s 1 a 1 -- -
188 pn 523 brl run, T.nd II . lurray 7 cks 1 lid an- •
the fate of the rebels in Loner Canada is, will not hang one Conjurin,g up a smile at my fears-a very hectic sort ofan af- those opn the left hanfof the entrance-door where you seethe k gilm co al W Kidston and Son-2 parcels hware retd GLAss-Wine and porter quarts per gross 34s ; ditto pints 30s ;
fair, indeed-1 called for a light ; and, following the pilotage .• forted by the way in which the young lady had received his natto, lir_ _ p
' - • ' ditto half pints 22s ; imperial quarts 425; ditto pints 335. 2 per
rebel more or fewer on account of any proceedings in this h• • t • Ith b 1 1 ' • d h
iic gauze cur alas, aro e eauti u geraniums, an catc - order-h 1-1
information respecting that gentleman's matrimonial designs. cent. off for breakage.
country. The peace of the colony demands that examples of the 4 cham
• 'maid,' was heralded along a succession of passe- a glimpse a little way back of the top of a splendid harp ; (To be concluded.) UNITED STATES. HIDES AND SKINS.-Salted hides per cwt. 30s to 31s ; kips 33s
ges, and up a labyrinth of staircases, until I reached the room
rnay be made of leaders and authors of the rebellion ; and and proceeding from which you might occasionally hear de- . . Roseins, (1030) J Collins, from New York 1071 brls turpentine, to 345; ditto calf skins 3d to 31d per lb.
that had been selected as mv dormitor '
while these will undoubtedly be subjected to condign punish- Y. licious music, accompanied by as mieet a voice as it is safe to Wildes and co-490 do, Rathbone and co-500 do, Fitzhugh and co LEATHER-Per lb. British Ild to 16d; native light 10(1 to Ild;
-thin of
Its dimensions were some g the smallest. Two beds,
ment, we will not libel the tribunals of Lower Canada by the listen to, unless you have got pretty near your grand climes la au C - -370 do, 100 tes flaxseed, Lee, Dawson and co-75 tcs -flaxseed, ditto 421 b. to 451 b. per hide, 14d to 15d ; ditto 481 b. to 5015. 15d
, supposition that a heavier measure of punishment than is be- • directly opposite each other engrossed three fourths of
placed teric. She was what judges call " great" on the harp and - -
EPREcENTATION OF vv. ATERFORD ()LINT
. Y.-In conse- Molyneux and co-100 do, C B Buchanan and co-18 do, H Sim's- to I6d ; calf skins 18d to 22,1 per lb. slitters ditto 14d to 164 ;
the apartment. They were divid:d by an alley of some four euence of ill health, Mr Power resigns this representation. son-83 brls apples, W and J Brown and co-6 bris 2hr bias do, a kips, Irish, 194 to 224; English 22d to 26d ; cordovan 16d to 20(.1;
lieved just will be dealt out to minor offenders, on account brou h I (I' f h • 1 11 dS' •
g t suc i soun s roue er piano, an( cute e cotch , ,
feet in breadth, at the end of which, in the window recess ihe Hon. Mr. Carew is spoken of as his successor. Driver-15 do, Thornely-11 do, II Simpson-50 do, II Mure and bellies 9d to 10d. Firm.
of any injudicious conduct of their pretended friends in this t ballads so simply, and looked so sweetly, that no one who „ co-225 do. Tennants and 00-15 do, C Huinberston-12 do, WII LEAD.-Pig per ton £l9 ; sheet £2l • pipe £23 lOs ; shot £4.
country." stood a table with the usual appurtenances of mirror and -
listened to her music, or looked at her beautiful blue eyes, A KING --1 'O6 re
A DAINTY DISH SET BEFO,R‘E.
~ • .n 14 ,_..avijo Hussell and cO-33 do, J Thompson-56 do, Leech and co-S do, A Oles-Rape refined per cwt. 42s to'4ss • brown rape 40i to 42s ;
caraffes, and the window itself looked out upon Cimmerian was appointed by Henry the I bird, leing of Castile, as head Ta 6 d B h •d S '0 ITFI•t •h 12 d R t • .- - • d3r '7 '
ylor- o, uc anon an on-a (cs «. er- o, ow- urpentine oas to 80s ; linsee as to 3s.
We wish that we could 1 I fid
p ace tle same con ence darkness and the devil knows what. The other furnishines could doubt her powers of " execution." Mr. Pearie himself
• to Tamerlane. On his assist l • •-• . - - JTa -lor-1.00 d T Cro k-. W a dams-a
of an embassy . s . lat Samara and, and &co 50 do, s 0, . T o .1 d
. -0, - - RAPESEED-14s to Iss per cwt.
as our contemporary in the event of an v pettifo •
gging consisted of
. , . , • e was divided between his fondness for his own notes and hers
certain cane cnairs, whose appearance was any-
, -he used to sit in his arm. chair whole evenings listening to in Persia, he thus describes the festivals celebrated at the int- do, Phelps and co-432 do, order-1 brl emits unkn, w and J Brown
~ SLATES-9ueens, tons, sized,sos; tons, 355; quarters.lin lengths;
proceedings that may be raised in the Queen's Bench; thing but Calculated to inspire confidence in their trustwortni- h f e t ncl• t b 1 f --11 ld perial court on his account. On these occasions he says the and co-2 do, C Ilumberston-1 do, Phelps and co-1 do, Leech ..)0s ; half ditto 25s ; commons 12s : duchesses lsts 19 10s; 2ds
er per ormanc , pre e mg o
.eas.eep; or e wou have
d and co-1 hf brl do, II Simpson-71 elts do. Rathbone Bros and co £7 lOs ; countesses. Ists £6 ; seconds. 90s ; ladies, lsts, 35s ;
but experience has taught us that laws d I d
~ an tle a . nes,.
s " The rusty grate, unconscious of a fire," stood shivering the guests were sumptuous e r , .
1 • e,alett with roasted' and [mile .
• considered it 'derogatory to his dignity, as " heed o' h 3 •ks 8 pkg_s do order-614 his cotton Waddington and co-11 2nds 40s, d i ble ,30 : 'rid mosses 80s per thousand.
ministration of laws adapted to a settled state of so- in the yawning fire-place,above which a cloudy mezzotint, con- hoose," to be pleased with Auld Robin Cr-ray, or the Flowers horse flesh, and with mutton and rice dressed in various ways. -
tcs tcobacco, W Sna*ith and Son-20 hds oilier bark, T and .1 Hum- SA'LT-Perotot n 4sBs tos 56as.
veying the faintest possible imitation of a blasted heath, with Ilse roasted carcases of horses and sheep were carried from phries-7 leaeers. P W Byrnes-I haunch venison, Wildes and co Sone-White per cwt. 36s to 40s Od; • yellow 20s to 253 Od. house-
ciety, may frequently be tortured into instruments for o' the Forest. Charles Patieson, however,-who had no such '
a gibbet in perspective, decorated a wall which time and the kitchen on the backs of camels 10 those whose duty it -2 saddles do, IV Adams-2 ,
his cotton J Taylor-abt 15 cox and keepers, 42s to 445.
the protection of treason. On the other • • •' •
point we damp had reduced from its prinutive shade of green to the
' exalted considerati
.ons to restrain him not only felt, but
'.
t'• e t li• d was to carve them, The boiled flesh was pre ared in int- abt 10 c buffalo horns, order-P D . . STARCH-48s to 50s per cwt.
think our contemporary in error, when it supposes that most miscellaneous diversity of tints. Here was au appear- no
tp ee no 11
iys
ienx porre s saerdt
nt
ehre g rzitceisl
et
vdeerl i gvhntni ne lhi se n i nte °calls hwar ' tnense leathern bags, which were dragged with Pgreat labour Algonquin. A Turley, from Philadelphia, 3 packages contents TILES-Plo6ring per dozen 4s to ss.
justice is concerned in the pardoning of a greater or ance of things, not certainly the most favorable for dissi- though there Pcould be no doubt in -which CiTt
'lei estos characetre; into the banqueting rooms; the bags were then ripped open, .
tr knova•n, 7=w til, o,
2Td(!ltalga2 d
,--4-.lB:a,,,Dj3aacliandtom ittit Say- T),.l.l,aawilelted per cwt. Os to 64:;6hitaoddered lard 66s to 68s ;
d 5s Od.
less number of the rebels. In justice the lives of all pating the unpleasapt feelings that had, for some time,.been the young man would have preferred considering her him- and their delicate contents soon cut into pieces by the attend- •;'
sf ;:r'ls (1(3).n id
T IVillis-'-100 bris apples, C Chalinor-11 brls 4
, D an r( ;MCC°
T0!...,)1 litt 21,1,(t)o 44: ; fat per stone 4
11p r lb. 3s 4d to 4s.
frettino my lesser intestines to the tenuity of fiddlestrings•
lif brls do, order - 2 brls do, J Duncan-2 do, W Duncan-4 do. G WHlsx EY, OLD=-Imperial gallon, 7s Od to Os Od ; new 6s 8d to
. are forfeited. Mercy spares the lives of some, be- ' - - . = self. Yet there were obstacles-insurmountable obstacles, ants.
but I put a bold face upon the matter, and, after a leisurely Writ, t and co-3 do E Frodsham-2 do. J Sinclair-3 do C esti(' I 1 13 8d t 3 91
n ion( s o s ( .
cause the tranquillity of the country may be restored f the a d • d If • b d SI
partment, eposite mvse in e . eep, which resulted partly from the determined discountenancing THE FRANKLIN FAMILY.-At the time I visited Lincoln- ^h ' -00 1 I ' ' - *
Hamiltons-3 do, Dawson and co 1 0 a s turnentine, IV and J SMITHFIELD DAY MARKET.-Hay, 2s Od to 3s Off per cwt. ;
survey o of anything of the sort•by Mr Pearie- artly from the un 11-r ll • d f sin the fens r d d
without executing them; but if the tranquillity of the however, was not to be thought of, till the arrival of the conquerable modesty of -the 'Young maPn-a'nd princip 11 - sreetdes, ioutsa n,
esseo
aancdre
wild_fo
wl . a
ol()1 ir
nuecve . neont h irttegd bhuet . Brown and co-229 casks quercitron bark, Wilde4nd co-500 brls Straw Is 3d to Is 6d per ditto.
country cannot be restored without that terrible vindi- person who was to share the apartment with me ; and I lay from the apparent indifference, if, indeed, it was not al4eye Whit'elMrt ti; Splisiev, but I dined off a wild-theirck ; ttehe fintest %sir...,
elogo an
sts,_
i ?•112;1W°TVPSit)afford, from Baltimore, 2530 brls turpen- toSSeisT.ALFIELDS.-Dec. 13.7-Bacop
_per cwt. 46s to 50s Hams 54s
•
6 , cheeks. 39s to 40s 0 • cool butter 9ia to tld ; firkin 84s to
cation-and it cannot, if, by any pettifogging contri- lations as to his robable a earance
forming all sorts of specu . P Pp . • ther dislike, of the young lady. So poor Charles contented thing, in my estimation, the county produces. I well reeol- tine, 1000 bris flour, shout 6 tons sassafras root, le 1, Dawson and 90s ; bladdered lard, 62s to 65's.
leneth towards midnight a heavy step sounded on the •
At. , co-1 tee bees' wax, Wildes, Pielterragill
_and co-1 brl crackers, D POTATO MARKET.-Apples, 3s Od to 3s 6d ; Cups, 2s 6d to
vance, these men are let loose-then the hand of mercy himself with loving her with all his heart and all his soul in lect spending a winter's evening in this comfortable inn, and
r staircase, an.
' d I hea d o -ue advancine with 1 d
.r s meo estate y tree , secret-hearing her sing and speak every evening that he meeting with a fine young chivalric fellow, whose manners kiiticharian7o3oo leiralsat isoar;_sorei.if r 1 1
ahrii
isholxli_eg
ac or
sn tenets, u:kno wn, II 2s lOd per cwt.
- will be restrained, and severe justice must take her to the room in which I lay. Now, then"'
, for a solution of mY possibly could ; and dreaming of her all night-a mode of bespoke him no ordinary person. gHe was the eldeat son of a I ure.and _
.1 _ 1
_4_ 1 1 313 f„ ne S ax, 7 casks POULTRY MARKET, COLE'S-LANE.-Fowl per pair 2s 6(.1 IQ-
course. uncertainty. I half raised myself on my elbow, to examine proceeding which all who h t- I h 1 ' k •11.•" sh, se, ee's . quercitron bark, Jordan ann
ave tie( i uni ein pronouncing shop eeper in tie p ace, ot e name o ranerin ; and, though 14 tees quercitron bark, order-P D
Magrath-178 bags gmericanehuinace 4s Od ; Chickens, Is 8d to 2s 4d ; ducks, 2s Od to 2s 6d; Turkeys,
3s 6,1 to 5s Od ; Geese, 3s to 4s 6d each.
------ewsse-. the person that should enter. The door opened leisurely ' •f. t • -
, very unsatis ac mt. A house, at the other side of the town, he had no opportunities of seeing the world but by his occa- . . BRITIS H AMERICA. ' EGG MARKET-Wholesale, l's to 7s 6d per 124.
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS OF RUSSIA. and a figure advanced into the room, that increased rather prettily situated on the bank of the river, reminded him con- sional trips to Manchester to buy cotton goods he had ac- Sh nnon '758) G W Andrews from St John N B 184 pees bir h
, , a ,k• , , • , • ,• • C- BUTTER MARKET-Per lb. ; cool, 91(1 to lOid ; fresh Ild to 12d.
( From the Morning Herald.) than abated my perplexity. It was that of a tall, powerfully tinually b - ••• ' ti• t- d t 1 •d ' 11' d ih t
, V its spacious size, so ispropor ione ot me ne- quire tote igence an manners a one would little expect and 869 pees fir timber, 1868 deals and deal ends, 11,600 staves - - - • s - •
,
The subjoined paragi aph may well be said to convey built man, dressed all in black, with a cloak of the same cessities of-a
bachelor-of that very pleasing text which says to find in such a corner of the world. Ile invited me to break- about 10 fms lathwood, Cannon, Miller and co-4 spars, for ex' ,--- • " "
PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH SI A I lON
" astounding information." Under the circumstances color about his shoulders; and, as he held tbe.candle before man was not meant to live alone. What to him were the fast, and I was much leased with his two amiable sisters portstion-B D .
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Dec. 17.
him as though he held it not, its light fell upon features of a Ag-enoria, (731) II Rattray. from Quebec, 50 pees elm, 87 pees oak
of the intrigues and plots against the ower and in- shrubbery walks-the long suites of rooms, the greenhouses In a recess, close to theP fire, was a diminutive piano.forte, LI.
charactee siogunliadrly impreFsisiisT but pale ahnidirblrd, as it
, and conservatories? Poor fellow ! not all the grammarians, which I introduced myself, playing a canzonetta of Flavdn'i.' '
Nodu4gVittopncaens pri.it ire r1,510.9r9
fodreael.spaorirtdattal tin, 10,631 staves, Mails made ' Last Packets ...Wext Packets
fluence of Great Britain traced to the lissaries and DESTINATION. igizzn. Sailed. Due,
rayen . • f
aw;9',"' since the days of Priscian downvvards, could have convinced Amongst the ladies' drawings, I was shown a portrait of a Marion, (427) J J Art&r, from Quebec, 90 pees oak and 227
spies of Russia in the east and west-from India even 7aeaZeswfirtohmull'its for:h
cee;d, lik e Ilucgkening pines apon a .i.lgnt- • .
tam ot the coneruity of substantive " blessedness " with the brother then studyine in Cambrido•e. This gentleman after- ees red and 206 pees white pine timber, 1339 deals, ;585 standard, -
to Canada-the conduct of our government in not ning-scathed mountain summit, and his eves burned with a • - •e e , •-,,• e e • ' •, e • s• L.^ P .
.1 L
adjective " sing.le. ' Delitimi, in tue a.atin, he recollected, wards restueu in my own town, uecame emollient at tne bar, 4468 pun and 8192 brl staves, ogan-B D Holland
taking, at least, some precautionary steps against the dull, moveless glare. He appeared to be ntterly unconscious . ,
I•• • • th l - 1 mber-and he considered the arrived at the title of Si
was a ways In e p uta nu r Willingham Franklin, and died Henry Bliss. (729) F P Mackey, from Quebec, 185 brls pot and Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur.
of my.presence, notwithstanding my endeavouis to eeeiin .
•te his k and 617 pees pine timber 2900 deals ' I
further progress of Russian encroachment is quite in- Romans a very sensible people. What a pity, that in those chief judge in India. My heroic friend, the shopkeeper, died nplszareln:rl2.7.2intaoya
es J Froste and c 20' * t.i Lis ion
. . attention, by sundry admonitory coughs and hems. F. d 2
, 11-- days the march of mind was not sufficiently advanced to soon afterwards ; but another brother I then noticed serving reeste,l box 'lndian curiosities, Cannon, Miller and cosPa;sc'ase'es ,
(siLladneira ..,
explicable. But to allow Russian agents openly In these of no avail, 1 resolved to attaek him more uirectiy, • . .
make it imperative on the ladies (and especially on Mary behind the Counter IS now I believe the celebrated Sir Jo
9 9 t. , . . hn con tenti unknown, order-P D pi 8c ibralt.
Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday Dec. 10.
our own ports to procure the means of conveying and, is as indifferent a tone as I could muster, exclaimed; . - • • - -
Peat) to understand Latin ! In these, and similar vain re- Franklin of the North Pole.-Gardiner s Music and Frtends. Robertson, (333) .1 Neill. from Montreal and Quebec, (from Mon- Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday Braganza.Dee. 3.
. some expeditionary force, perhaps to Constantinople, "Good night, Sir,"-no answer-" Good night, Sir!" with , .
n. Mar smiled and sang as charminelv exr ' Q treat) 38 brls pot ashes, D Stewart and co-100 brls pearl ashes, Mill-eira
gsre,s, time wore o, WHAT HE IS.-Jaek
•. HAT A ...JAILOR WAS AND was one order-15 brls pot ashes W Rose and co-60 do, M Steel and Son- B;azil i3c B. A 1 li
yres. eaca mont Dec. 7. Jan. 23.
while British vessels are piratical! . I I C.
y seize( on tle ir- a stronger emphasis-still not a word ; and it was not till I a
.eh . eyer, and Mr. 1 eter eat le- le e
P y•
' tt hed o• the hoose- ''
-
grew of King John's men • very short and very broad. He wore 32 do Reid 51• Lean anCl co-76 brls ot and 26 brls earl ast
. , p p ies w America lst Wednes. Star, Dec. 8. Reindeer. Jan 12
k cassian coast, and chased from the Black Sea, is " too had repeated the salutation several times, that he turneu is i
111 at and dissnity with each revolving moon. a small round straw hat, which the slightest breeze one milsht A and G Maxwell-18 brls pot and 190 lists pearl ashes, Hutcliin- j • ,
amai L ward
i'ik
kt bad." ! what an inw
eyes upon me. And oh ard hell did that look
reveal (-in words that dropped like minute-guns from his One September, while affairs continued in this state, the have supposed, would have whisked off the load of'hair which son and Witliamson-99 brls pot ashes, it Barbour and co-101 brls { Isl. & Hayti.. lest day of 11. 111 .B. Delight, Lord Melville'
"The following astounding information has this instant l• ahe said, house on the opposite side ef the street from Mr. Pearie's formed the maintop of his head. His face was covered with rarl do, A 1 homsona-140 brls pot and 35 brls pearl do, W and H Laguira
al
itobertson. 1
snd co .
- )656 ps brl staves. 378 ps deals. AI Strang-3 Mexico ..nd Ha- s 15th day of 11.M.8 Petrel, Sheldrake,
gave symptoms of some wonderful change. Its windows were curls, his large bushy whiskers seemed to creep to the corners
~ been brought under our notice upon authority that . admits 11):‘,1 wish •
you may have a good night, Sir." 1 d r stuns bx furs. J Perrin and Son-1 cse trees and pl•
i s ee- . .
, i ants, vana...
new grazed and rett silk curtains hune round them ; the of his mouth • whilst the u) er art between the tem le and
.4
, not of the shadow of a doubt as to its full and entire truth. This was enough; I was thoroughly relieved of any desire , P Y e , 111 1) , P J Dees 1 case apples, J Metcalf-1 ck crackers, J Greenshields-1 J L' d
5- amai. war
s.
'.
15th day of 11.51.8. Tyrian, Pandora,
door was new painted; paperers and other decorators at full the angle of the mouth, was concealed by lonsi ringlets, which bx minerals, Dr Thompson-(from Quebec) 150 brls pot ashes, W / Isl. RHat• '
1 The Chevalier Benkhausen, the Russian consul_general in for farther converse with a gentleman of this kidney ;so
work ; and a long row of handsome stabling roofed in and many a modern lady might have coveteil. From the back of and II Robertson and eO-30 brls pot and 59 brls pearl do, T Blacks Carhtagena .
Y..L. i each month. N0v.17. Jan. 9.
Loudon, and a captain in the Russian navy, who is one of he relapsed into his abstraction, and I into my pillow and
,
the chiefs of the department of naval architecture at St. y p -nlations finished in the lane at the other end of the premises. Furni- his head fell a tail-a long, thick, stout bundle of hair- burn-2 brig pot do, W Rose and co-61 do, K Dowie and en-105 •
do, order- 4
12 brls pot and 76 brls pearl do, W Steel and co-30 brls
Petersburgh, have arrived at this port, and during the last In.l
a•
ec
• ci I Id f • h 1 b 11' I
was fatigue , anr wou am ave s.ept, ut tis soon ture shortly after arrived; grooms and horses followed in due carefully parcelled together with black riband. having a fly at
1 ashes %V Vallance-30 hrl pot ashes 603 ps W I staves 537 PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S,
.
course ; and large volumes of smoke were seen rising from the end, as large as the ever-moving appendage to a water wag- P a_!•
pse aeals ' • 51 S '• k I ,
three days have been actively engaged in inspecting and found to b • •bl I ••
I t d f 1 ft hl t
e impossi e. n vain urne rom e si e o , 1 spar, Ick cranberries, .. trang-3 -gs crac cers 2 brls
' LONDON & LIVERPOOL, • Outward. Home.
purchasing vessels for the transport service, on account of right, from rieht to left, and then in despair threw myself on morn till night from the numberless chimneys. Still there tail. On one check might always tie seen a small hillock of flour, W Steel and co-P D
(Sailing before 12th Jan.) -
the Russian government."-Neweastle Journal. my face, and dug my head into the pillow. I tried to think was no appearance of any inhabitant above the rank of a rising flesh, projecting from the jaw by the roll of tobacco in Duncan, (418). T Butter, from Halifax, 372 ps fir timber 5400 to .... .... .... ....
housekeeper-and it' was only when the hunting season had his mouth, and which was seldom removed, excepting when deals, 5090 staves, 10 cords lathwood, 72 oars, abt 22 t plaster o
_es.- of discourses in political economy, of sermons on temper- f Jamaica
'ATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION-THE aoce, of all the most sovereign narcotics I could recal. I fairly commenced, th. at a view was occasionally caught of a he used the weed of Virginia in.a pipe ;it was th.en carefully paris, Vs'ildes and co-B D
Evergreen, (5.4) R G Moran. from St John, NB, 225 ps birch Leeward Isl. Deme. Ss Berbice. 20 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
dressed in a red coat who eallo ed off from the tin h s ocket or ke w warm in the mouth of hi •en s •
, p . pu i p , 1 . . s e striate. H 1 his
ont u . .. 50 0 - 0 0 105 0 -147 0
REV. JAMES CARLILE. repeated the alphabet, letter by letter, and then groped my rang mad, . . , and 484 ps fir timber, 91 c 8 deals and deal ends, 40 cl 6 staves, abt •
New York, Boston 4O 0- 50 0 20 0 - 0 0
an active hackney in the mornine or walked his He wore a roueh round
_Jacket which came over his hi s '
.
way through the multiplication-table; but it was of no use. door
.o.n
P • 6; fins lathwood Gibbs, Bright and co-400 ps fir timber, 9.1 c deals Charleston, S h .
avanna ...... - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
1 (From the Statesman and Dublin Record.) I I th i• • `'
u l ' - - •
tinter sony up e ane in the afternoon. n ess on His trowsers fitted tight to his person, excepting on the legs, and deal ends, Rathbone Bros and eo-360 bags, Expn-Part of the
Sleep was not to be so cajoled. The gentleman in black jaded h w r cans
Ne 0I • 40 0 - 0 0 50 0 - 0 0
of sz are persuaded that our readers, and the friends these occasions nothing was seen of their new neighbours. and there they were sufficiently large to have inclosed any above deals were lost overboard during. a o.a-is-River
had betaken himself to bed. The room was as dark as mid. Havana - 60 0 50 0 - 0 0
T Barnicoatt, from St. 'John, Nfld, 130 cks train
t 1 education enerally will re'oice to hear • d conjecture after exhausting itself to discover who the other air of lees Stockings were not generally used but Cordelia, (196)
An . , Canada - 00 00- 00
from ?-nra g - = ..,1 , night could make it, and I heard a sigh, and the curtains
P r.'
. • ' - - - ' 'I 2 k 1 • f 4.6 uint Is dr codfish 10a c old junk. 6ox
.. .kauthantic source, that the Rev. James Carlile drawn closely round in front of where he lay. Straoge pre- Id b fll f k
mysterious stranger cou e, e ast asleep, and too no no- when Jack took a cruise on snore he wore them, covering the fli. • c s case urs, s q a . y . . , British North America B4 0- 0 0 00- 0 0
Bulley and co-5149 else train m ,
I B Brownsigg-75 do
tice of him, either as he scoured along to covert, or glided end with long-quarsered shoes, the foot part of which was bides' 'job' , Newfoundland 0 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
h- - N tional Bo d M C 1 I t• 1 th- bt Wh t can he
oned the a . ar . . r. ar i e an- wean e Hs he the same
cau ion, oug . a . . . . a .
Brazils - 0 0 25 0 - 0 0
flounce doubts of me, that are haunting me with regard to him, and noiselessly home to the stable. That he was handsome no- concealed bs• a. large buckle. In his language he was different J 10. s tot fuhttieorns o lag
jdx hioerr
t-.-rtoSinD
Richibucto. 432 pees pine tim-
River Plate - 40 0 30 0 - 0 0
his congregation yesterday, that all con- body could deny, who saw beauty in whiskers and moustaches from his countrymen. His salutation was, " What cheer, tier, 1820 pees deals, 10 cords lathwood, Anderson, Garrow and co-
nexion so wishes to place even the slight barrier of a piece of dimity • East Indies . . 35 0- 40 0 35 0- 40 0
A: een the board and himself had been corn- h of preter-human size,-a back of prodigious length, very thin lads ?" His height of ideal luxury was a glass of grog, a B D
Company's Ships 45 0 - 0 0 50 0 - 0 0
! PletelY u. - ci H 'd
tl t b f t It. 1'
ve . e sai la , e ore a ing tus etween us? Or perhaps the gentleman is conscious of
sleeping in rather an ungainly style,-tosses the bed-clothes e ,
leas an upright seat on horseback, ane a countenance of an jolly- lass, and a Saturday night at sea. Of such stuff, rough Joltn Bolton, (992) J Hutchinson, from Quebec, 50 pees oak and
701 pees fir timber, 27 spars, 2 hrls apples, 1 case stuffed birds, 371 c Batavia - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
step, he ha impassive gravity worthy of a monk of La Trappe, suggested it is true, were the seamen of England composed. In a line- New South Wales - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
nsulted the elders of' his congregation, off him perhaps, or lies with his mouth agape, like a fish in ea s .r2ac 5 standard and 62c W I staves. D Gibb-15 spars, for
1 d 1 r
who unani li ht reminiscences of Don Quixote. But the parallel of-battle ship's crew it would have been difficult to have found ' •
no s g . Cape of Good Hope - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
ly recommended him to leave the the death-pang-and may not wish the morning light to dis- exportation-B D
Africa 3O 0 - 0 0 126 0- . 0 0
board; and di • ftl b fh. cl ti. ke e But this comfortable view of the matter
ose is wea n ss . was by no means sustama e i
bl - h • fl h f f
nt e article of horse- es , .or .our men who could read or write, or six who did not believe murrsy, (305) J Houston, for St. Andrew's, 82 pees pine and 122 Gibraltar • . 2O 0- 0 0 20 0- 0 0
at a meeting o le mem ers o t e it would have been difficult to believe that Rosinante belonged all landsmen to be unpolished bears who were destitute of pees birch timber 5985 deals 17 deal ends, 6 cords lathwood J
„ congregation, dl,. .1
, vi will be convened next week lie soon faded away, as the remembrance of his appearance Lima, Valparamo, Re. ...... - 0 0
e-about 1200 bricks returne , awre
• ith the "souls made • d 'hid b • h • ' 1 \ •' ' - ' d C 1., nee and Son-a quan-
to the same species w of fire, an c i ren manners, ecause they ad never been on boar( a man.of. . fur Ilt Sicil ,Re - 0 0 30 0 - 0 0
. would state toe rt,
fon which induced him to adopt this
' pressed upon my vision. Those features, so pale and ri-
hwood were washed overboard durin A-a a' '
tity of the above deals and lat g
. of the sun," who pawed the ground impatiently, and shewed war. In the present day the picture will be more polished. Smyrna and Constantinople - 0 0 30 0- 0 0
, gid ; that massive fieure trained in no ordinary toils; those
course. Mr. Car i, c • I d ryes credit for the
ertain y ese -re
es " • d 1. ht d - • h fi
y , dead to all outward objects, an ig eup wit res their pure Arab blood in every toss of their lordly manes, as The hair is cut short-the face visible anti clean-the hat a gale*-B D NI la A
Anna Liffey (522) J Lister from Pictom N.S. 281 pees birch and --a• g: 20 0 - 0 0 20 0- - 0 0
disinterested manneii 1•li he has acted in rel. that seemed inwardl consumin him, stared vividly before they waited for their master, and neighed proudly as he made sufficient in size, and glazed-with the ship's name marked 625 pees fir tim'ber, 1850 e ista'ves, 9 fms lathwood, 21 pairs oars, 50 Madetra - 0 0 20 0- 0 0
.n w iic . in- Western Isles, Cape de Verds O- 0 0 00- 0 0
I h. y d g d h h his appearance. in front-a round jacket of good cloth and proper length-of spar-s, 1589 deals and deal ends, Cannon, Miller and co-I3 D
T 21311111 I'
g us connecuL i I.:
I wits) to,s unscriptural system. me. saw im as he entere the
.room, an went t roug
In the first place, Char .
les was well aware of Mary's insane trowsers made to fit-and always shoes and stockings the Elizabeth. (441) It Smith, from Richibucto, 82 pees birch and 724 Lishon - 0 0 20 0- 0 0
I
He has given up, vo uNtrii_,
y a situation worth more all the operation of undressine with a motion merely me-
' • a - t• f tb• t noble animal the horse. In the next place, former without buckles, and the latter generally clean. In pees ine timber.
a mira ton o a 1182 deals and deal ends, about 5 friss lathwood, iS'
Cadiz - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
• ranee - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
' chanical. What could have so palsied the sensee and the
if IdP
than £6OO a-year, when,
'e became convinced that this will? Was it remorse for some unutterable guilt that preyed not even the vanity of a proprietor could blind him to the fact, these days the pipe is not requisite to constitute an able sea- o erness end q_hi_ltop7-Bfp
St John, N.B. 1322 pees pi e d Holland - 0 0 30 0 - (1 0
22.ikeadia,.(802). G Smiths I.om • Hamburg, Bremen, ftsc. - 00 00- 10
was the path of duty mat,ed out by Providence for upon his heart, or was he even then meditating some act of that his little grey Galloway could bear no sort of comparison man ; nor is tobacco in such general use. Grog has given a pees birch timber, 410 dcals, about 12 fms lathwood,s7oo ns
t asvne s Gottenburg, Stockholm - 0 O. 40 0 - 0 0
bin] to pursue. We belies, that the board has now inexpiable crime ? I was lying there alone, in darkness, with the poorest hackney in the new-comer's stud. In the way to tea; and out of a line-of•battle ship's crew it would be 17 spars, R L Dawson and co-13 D
Petersburg, Riga. Sec. - 0 0 84 0 -147 0
received its death-blow, and ,e trus i
tllat we will soon with a felon, perhaps a murderer ! And then his answer to that admiration once excited is ver difficult erha ta to find forty who could not re. dor write
third place, he felt sure ~ . , y , p I -., _ a . Commerce, (615) 'l' Wyson. from St. John, N.B. 378 pees birch
expansive in its character, and he therefore concluded that it They are distinctly different from those men who swept the 1091 pees pine and 55 pces spruce titnber. 1010 deals and deal ends, P
0 Orto 25 0 - 0 0 20 0- 0 0
my fliendly salutation, " I wish you may have a good night, •
have the pleasure of announci.it its dissolution. was highly probable that the manifest liking w bich Mary had seas in appearance-and just as much changed as the rigging 7275 staves, about 8 fms. lathwood, no co 0
nsienee-1 box contents
Sir!" came back upon my ear. May have a good night!
unknown, Lord Churchill-B D AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE.
----stew-- taken to (he long-tailed barbs would imperceptibly widen and of a ship to which they belong is different from the rigging
There was then a doubt, which even be confessed. I stirred EUROPE. Imported into Liverpool, from the 12th to the 18th Dec.
LORD DURHAM'S ADDRiss. EXTRAOR- possi e, coug ing a e same
in bed with as much noise as •bl h• tth widen (like rings in water), till at last it included the long- of the Renown at the time of the birth of Jack Adams. Only e . l
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( From the Western Lumii.,,v.) my opposite neighbour. But all was hushed. I could not was he to do to avert this calamity ? Buy a horse of surpas- Men thought and spoke much the same in the days of Soloinon A Droop-G D
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