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MR. 11[JMBALL'S LEcTpitEs-• ON PHRENOLOGY, 'tea a" -• ..
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IZTEZtiI.2I:I7 NOTICEZ' ", a variety of minor notices of a stati;:tical nature.. The' son that man is the head Of the srsatian in his iatellectual • Birmiegliam, '551) fiern Ssvennali, a-Ith 707 Ids cotton, order-427
paper on "Man, and the Development of hia Facet- ies" - powersais, that man has tne greatest hatin in cumparison to his do. Lee,-11 aria Itarrisoi.-310de, elel3.iiimit end co-10 do, Jotritieli
-. On Tuesday eSening Mr. S. Q. Puinball. a pupil of SpuriS t'tee•'• 'This was not correct." Latuper'.a facial line was next am! eo-20 do, Waddineton anis co-W 0 •
introduced. Aucordingly. as the anele sheering the cotnpira- taSta°. iwne,.i7l'Poit'ti•rie'',",(aleii.9t)e.-.ll6(•;;V,.(afrritiemr..lll(lxe:%nr,',l•Bi"u'tli'jeitnhalat.S7Bilsoteeontt.. M
,Xremoirs of .the
.Life of Sir Walter Scott. Vol. G.. displays very great research.. The mask Of useful and
1836. Edinburgh ~ Cadell. . . 1. .. ~ . ~. , . . . eas'lleint, delivered the first atilt introductory ledure to it course el
1 interestms, iniorinat ion containea in tnis ma.azine is or „, tive prominence el the forehead with. ihe jtivs, used in his 'dem a-300 do, W Bower an•l strie-a.to de. Chitystri and Ws-il is
, , ;iirc lectures on Phreuelegy, at the Si,slical Institution, Meunt eott
Tnis volunte is decidedly the most interesting or the ! the highest practical moment. Bieasant• , Owing to the excessiyety csawded setae of tee tat's greater or less, the intellect Wait ID be gmater Or less. BRIT!SH AMERICA. Live
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1 heat re of the lustitutiori, -
Toi, appeared clime sitccessful, at hrst. Now, it appears se Kingeton, (38%J Good, frem St Juhn, N.B. 387 pees pine thnher, mer.
keries which comprises the life or the illustrious Scott. 1 we were prevented from takinf.„, arty
It contains a detailed accoont of his embarrassfnents, and , • calibers notes of the lecture, which wt. hats int'endeSl, awl. unlit
Parbury's Oriental Herald, No. 1. January, 1,:i33. therefore give but a brief outliue. No advecate ourselves for from an auctuental circumstance. It was accitientaily 41.•0 pees deals and deal ends, 6 fathoms lathwOod, Baring Brothers and
ham
right, as it happened, to take in the anterior part of the and ett-sl5 1),
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exhibits, in a very pleasant point of view, the philoso- - Mergaret, II8a) .1 A Parnell, from St Tohu• N B with 4'Bl ps deals mer
London : Pailtury and Co. the suppesitions of phrenology, which has no right or claim to brain, which was the part of intelleet. But, when iuvesti- anti deal en•ls 38a5 hd se vs 3 f ns lath.,vood •order-B 1.) ' far a
phic equanimityot mind which he preserved in the midst , - • -Yon og Daimtiess, i69,-)'T Ort'ene; •froM Richiliewto% with 83; ps fir timber,
This periodical promises to be a very useful accession the title of a •• science ;" we yet deem it but tithe as we may gated, it was not true in princip,e nor in fact ; for in the
of the most painful difficulties aml the most tryirio-
, -• ," to our list of Oriental Journals. It is conducted much pass some strictures on the lecluree, as they proceed. if we are child you have a larger anteriur brain than in man• And, 2639 deals, 14 eon's lethivood, 206 staves, 3 brls Cranberries, Holder- Je
privations. The period of Scott's life included within able to deviste time to attend them. tO give an impartial accouut Irgaill, Da
Le Crag, from Burin, Nfid, with 39 cks cod Ja
eceettling to their method the most intelligent negro nersst;l;l ':ittit.itr,,,,ri..-A
after the manner of the Asiatic Journal, hot pribiished
this portion of his biography'was one of almost uninter- of whatare the theories to whivh we object. must be deficteet lo the most stupid European. the angse being '
oil, 5 mots col dregs: 47 eks blubber, J Glynn and Son.-G IJ Pt
every fortnight. The information- which it contains is, ahead!' as the terve lir fae•e protruded. Alt these inethusis tailed
rupted gloom. It is, tioweyer, gratifying, to perceive rk •• • . . . Mr. It urntiall commenced by . alluding- to the First Grsat Plt C (10.)) P Brient from arichet and Jersey ivith (fin Arichat)
47 t•ks tr'itin 0i1..1 'Whir:and Son(•fin Jersey) 38 clts trent, 7 ciss cod, •R,
se of the same deacription. -IL contaants a digest Cause of Alan. He was made by the Dehy,.xotl was coin- in being reasonable methods of inquiry; and he inel shown that
how nobly lie struggled against the title of adversity, I e•vvi ' •• • • - •
f such information as must he considered generally use.. pounded tit atl principles culled limn the first and best things they failed in being irseconetleahle with matters or I,!,et. They 2 do: what. and 10a es sweet oil, Ibx I prcl apples Ihd 204 cs wine. at th
and with wnat sell devotion lie proceeded to retrieve, hy took the yr hole brain to be a siugle organ, which it was not ; 2, es braildy, Ii es liqu'airs.lB bls corks, 3 lens flawer netts antl plante, Mar
;id. from the British Indian Presidencies and the Eastern in creation. Man, thus perfect, wee subject to the sairse iaws •
'nfitE, i!rs; ii: \sit
rts;tians' rX,
1110 xv ib':x(
his own unaided exertion% the losses wide!) -an imprudent and the same principles as the meantust particle of animated and the measore of the brain to be the measure of the intellect, Ikg sounds, J Robin tend Son-4 belle plants, W Skirving-G 11,1
mationa generally. The articles in this •number afford which it was nut.
specnlation had entailed upon him, and which would have hist •He 'thought it essential that they should take a short * Premier, (80) It IN eilwi linlisin.l:llt,s'fxl.r:;lB:niti:si•l4,l,„);\:
every promise of success to the work. " The East Indian, * , *
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pressed down men of ordinary minds into the depths of v - ~ .. • (%iew'of animal life; and. before 11411111111 life, they 'must kaow '
oyager scoritains aome v,ery useful. flints to mu want what was veps'etable life ; and before they knew vegetable lite, Many objected that size was a measure of power: Phrenolog,ists 178: hf
xhsxs4.l3o gr lixics 329,
decoondencv. bound paasengers: it is from the pen of •MiSs Emma they must Ithow what life Wes at all; and, thet'enste, they must did not say that Mere size was a criterion of potter. If -they'
-lot.is2Orshinges 1,1 bhxfsilmsnonT, Lan' tleti at Penzance-8 D , rt
The volume opens ,with an . interestine. account of the
~ Roberts-a lady who has largely contributed to augment begin at the beginning ls.f tbey looked around they Saw the •
a• came to compare the heatls of diff,rent individuals they would . Jr
Marriage of his son, Lieut. Walter Suott. It then
.pro- suifece of the globe occupied by two distinct Classes of ex- find that such was net the vase." lo repsy to Professor Evan- AZORES.
E lisie-2 do J Keller-Sit ID. arketo. ,
r stock of oriental literature. "The Bughis of Celebes" sun. who was a phrenologist, Dr. Macditney, the celebrated Castlereagh. (90)J Keller, from St,lllichael's, with 544 chts oranges, -W
ci-ue4 to detail the,origin of the project for pithlishing ou istencies; they saw the livitie and the dead• orgsinic matter.
communicates seine very interesting detziila res-pecting aniitotnist, said '• he had heen a pupil of Spurzheitn, but
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Constable's. Miscellany which laid the foundation of
. , , and inisreanic matter. There" was a vast di'affereisce between
1110 inha bit apt sof the Indian, Archipelago. The miser!. or - • • perience had led him to alter bis opinions. 'Diet part of the .. . _as: j,
Mitch snbstequent misery. The mnst delightful portion game and inoreanic life althoueh it puzzled Men to Fay what ~
laneotis intelligence embraces a variety or important it wd.• Lire was"even no; in disi-mte, -whether it was the result ...jhrarienii:int::,s,i. itt:titi,tate. in. its sti uct tire wilt emit ely.overiooked by • t Elle
don
of the volume is the Diary vvhich Sir Walter kept during
extracts; front the more recent newspapers and despatches er organs, or the combination of certain -• • I L' v I 7" •Ito y cuuld never Lind that out. Phrenologists -Je
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the years 1823 23. 'fills valuable document tinfolds to • Pruhe es• "int,' sverleoked entirely what was the real structure ot an organ- liari
- received by the last overland mail. The nibubir I
anf. beings must descend from living beings: inorganic matter ' •
the internal so umute of the brain. 'Vises 'night as well examine IitVERPOOL PROV ISO ?N NI ARKET JAN 11 Thr
tts ,many of the secret workings of his mind, and gives us might .be composed of en). collection of particles. Birth was
(;t day er two.; irit:lcipi:ll3; lin grfa
statistical information with Which this magazine abounds
. essentiel to living matter, so was death. Or an. or.ange., and aay frent bis aypearatije, and withant cutting ~.
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hfittisite,t
„Ist,n.ttheirs ianett,on 1),
leo
tl,lea di
nutrhe !fir, to extreme quotations, tem a Twt
a dearer insiss„lit into his real character than any other ,
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cannot fail tit be appreciated. IVe hope the spirited • • The ti Intl()
hi t, whether it was a fruit ht to eat. lie had already seen '' -;
Mitull*
mg qualtties, to which dealer's. in the pree.•nt state of things. 7. .1
portion of his memoirs. Among the various friends, of lit i . ~ . . divided into !two grand classes, animal and vegetable. t e internal structure of the brain. by dissecting, a great
er will meet with a degree of success commensu- higher classes of vegetables and the lower of animals, AP- are at length otiliaed to give the'ir :Mendota-11,ml and Pork StrildilV to"
whose character-he-has, in his Diary, furnished lot with Pu 's 1 ~. tell anany varieties cennected with character. Bow did phrenolo suppart their late currency, and Bacon may be stated as in improved ern;
ate with the intrinsic.merits of this periodical. garric matter was
proxima ed so closely, that it was exceedingly ititficult to
sketches, may be enumerated- the follovving :-Williain r . gists get over this fact, that the filament,' of the brain were so request. Last
which was animal and which was vegetable. An animal could • • . 31, t
• oil nnetely connected with-earls other that no traces of any di. s. 51. s. rt. .
Clerk -Cltarles-Kirkpatrick Sharpe-Lord Abercronthy - - on lv live on what had had life • vegetables extracted their num- . . BUTTER.-13eINAT
. . . - i „ . - visien could be toutid. He could not therefore vonceive hew
-the Earl of Minto-Lord Byron-Henry Mackenzie- LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. tnent frotn pure sap. Plants had no .conscionstresa. Om stem nv tt • d' ' ' ' '
inig coal go into tine organ Much was not taken cogni- . Banbridge - Mot
is:la:;tlnrhUlodsrl.:l, la'-'asr: stijic.',ll
Chief Baron Sheph.erd-Salicitor-G•-neral Hope-Tho-
line ••'
eot by true whole brain." Coleraine. . - Has
LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY. the leer altibe weld(' (lie and fell off. But they knew that Sligo 9,0- 92 0 - To 1
inns Moore-Charles M itthews-General Davidoff- . Derry - 96 a ---'-..
if an animal was wounded in any part it was consciuus of
George IV.-Terry-Crofton Croker -Thomas Pring,de On Saturday evening, Dr. Kane delivered his second lectere. , nd; that was one ol the characteristics o ant- -ea
that wou ' - ' • . r • , --
OOPS FOR CANA DA.- We are entailed to supply our read- Limerick
Carrick -
94 0 - 98 0 --e- J,
,--Allan Cunningham-Rogera-Lawrence-Lord Gran- A niore interesting one.could not be delivered. b
"I',-,analYlical mal life which tl• • '1 d • f
Ist inguts ie it tom vegetaole: .As they Os with Milo. ' '
malum, on which they may implicitly rely, as to Kilkenny - PIO 0 - fria
and synthetical proofs of the consiitutien of water justiv reek sin
ville-Theodore Hook-the Duke of Wellington-Peel ascended in animal life they had a higher degree of in- a
tue exact nuitiber of additional Damps which are destined for Carlow, •• 9l 0-98 0 -
nest the most beautiful and important of all. chemicai expe- tellioent•es The lecturer then noticed the low de ree of intent. Waterford 9O 0-96 0 - Lor
-Canning-the Duke of York, &c. &c. Ttie keen dis- a!l'a - Canadian setvice. viz -Six troops (sf the Ist dragoon guertls, prit
laments, anti Di. Kane's performattce of the experimeuts was eeuce 1 h • • • IV • •' • d• g I 1• d
ot e e orin , lute igente east tett eese 111 tle seat ,sti Neerry - 0 0 -
of 50 rank and tile each; fine troops of the 7lh huss irs, of 50
crimination of character which Sentt possessed renders highl I'
y grati t init. "he be h • t 1(1h• d • '
t e, e toe tun .e , a reasoning powers; andquoted several Cork dry 3ds - 0 0 -
rank and file eavit • the second hattalicn of the Coldstream 1)0, pickled 2ds - 0 o --a A
these notices of his contemporaries extremely valibible. art rrigen gas, eit ier in a -
'l'he product of the combustion of h 1 • I • i examples related in Curley and Spencer of eittraordinary con. „..,,aa rQ, W, 1, ' 1 1.1 ,‘, ,
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the II ih root, of Baer.-New Prune Mess 92 6 - 107 6 per time,.
This volume, as well as the precedinglive, is thick' v mosoheric air or in oxygen gas, is water. It a long tube be triva tiers resorted to by bees to obviate unusual diffivulties and 'lli's... -',o' `7„ rna's au!' a'ne; ,si-i`..-7,,i-,l)"",des sa• .
Do. - .0 0 perhartel.
intetspersed with amnsing conversational anecdotes. [t. held liver a jet of. infl slued hydrogen, it will be bedewed with dangers. Ou thie he laid the foundation of a part of the phre- ''''''• "" ' S''s c.aaPan'es a' 'de "'" '.(ln" 'if I°° em.h .'
anti six
companies of the 93,1. of 100 each. It will thus appear, that the Paa''a .'• •'' - 7-1 6 - JAI'
water, the result of the membinatitin of the oxygen of the atines• milmaical theory, and by it justified the judgmeuts or phreuolo- • f 45 0-50 0 p(.r cwt. . ie.
also contains a considerable proportion of the correspon- . entire orce .
destined for Canada at present dues not exceed Vs'atift,‘„,, .
!there with the hydrogen, and at the same time a inesical sound gists on exceedingly small and hardly apparent " bumps" on 5i 0-58 0 - 13
3900 inen.--(lnited Service Gazette. VVET Do , - 0 0 --a
dence between Stott and his more intimate friends. will be produeed, varying in gravity or acuteness, as the jet ot the cranium. For if reason could lodge its so •sinall a space as , 15
The literary productions whose progress and comple- inflamed hydrogen ts eletetted or depressed in the ttilie. The• the brain of a bee miaht ti, littes of reaso I 1 •
not ge in.exces- IMPORTANT TO MAP INERS.-Extraet of a letter from 800- • LARD.-Firiall 'l6 O-62 a , . 15
I. b , , o qua loene 4th inst.: -" The resemblance between the light-house Blaatlered ,, 70 0-72 0 . 15
tinn are detai'te'l in this vOltune, are, the Tales of the rationale of this musical sound is this. The oxygen entering steely sine I emits. As they asceuded higher, ttiey found e - a
tete combine:oqm with the hydrogen to form water produces a still greater quantity of mental pawer, till at last they found it on Cape Grisnek, near this port, and that of Dungeness it) _ a._ .--e -_ _ -- l7
Crusaders-the Life of Buonaparte-Woodslock-the LIVERPOOL CORN V' XV lINNI'll' J 9 19
temperary varuum iti the tube iete whieh the atmospheric air ve, y Engialid occagioned two accidents on (stir met t atrll i t
difficult indee.d to find out .in what animals differe•l from ~, • - . , s iln he last , , .. .• .ie .. AN. .
Epistles of Malachi Malagrowther-and Chronicles of week. I lie Swedish vessel the Stortiesten, of 416 tons, WilS -The Impart,: of Fl . 10 m . . a
our en, ‘it ell hive a• iin been large from-Ire- 19
enters from one end of the tube, and, in doing so, produces•a ~ y nit reason.
man. They had pride thee could compat•e the 1• 1 • land, hut of Grain very moderate since Tuesday list. sind duriug the ..-;
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the Canongate. • number of oscillations-the nearer the inouth of the tube the thev haft ad th f • It'. •"f
e di.t.l les .
o man If he was aettite, his gun completely wiet-ked, and all her carte, lost near A
....itibleteuse, past week there has been a good demand lot Wheat at a further ad-
We are glad to find that the talented author of these intlanted jet, the greater the nutnher of these vibrations, and re,' •
- dy. his deg, knew as well as could be vvhat he was going to
^ " • - but her crew were saved. Six :hours afterwards lite English vance of 2d per 7011) here and in our ceuntry markets • -iii Fitter a•
. . schooner, land Wellington, went ashore at a short distance • there has been a little imeroaeinent, and tor all othe'r articles e's°
memoirs has not yet eshausted the materials in his. 'pos- the rroire acute the sound ; the nearer the centre the lesser, and, do. There were mil) one or two faculties which beasts wanted. p Ices .
aession, and that another volume is yet to be published. consequently, the grayer the sound. This remarkable eircum put the („rtn.ut birds or beasts indicate anything of their Mental frunn 1 he. Swede,
.iiiit her cargo as well as crew were saved. Si- have been fully steemrted.
. lilt
lees not titke lace with env (oh ea
stance ( . p , . .er a s hut hydrogen, faculties ? Did they nut know that the eaele's eve, silent,' rnilar disasters might be prevented by a change in the light of The trans.:it-dons. in bowled Grain nnd Flour have been very ennsi-
No one who has perused the work a 4 far as it hag pro- . deralde durum the pagt three months ; about 28,00 a qua rags of Oats,
b• 1' i- •• - 1 " Grignez." Bit
, becatise no other ea •
_ s affords, upon -bus nit)°, it a purely liquid curved beak, and tal ;ris '
were given to ire s eiticions ant un- and 16 stei leis of Fiou •- .
rha at lieen expo tea, and stocks of Wheat now ,
deeded can possibly regret its continuation. Indeed, 1
Lie product. By collecting the dew il ' • " ' .
epistle(' upon the glass, and y ast, w 1 e remaining in le
tameable in their .ncitture• h ' -I f IS Asscriors oF HER' .111.ass:sry.-On Wednesda 1 hi ' •••
•
, and that t e same stt e o .out ne intl.'s), eeterially diminished, estimated at about 'Cell
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nnly regret sve eaperience is, that -its termination is so ' cutups ring 'its weight with that of the oxygen • Ih • !
dnt as meet' was seen in the bear and the lion, and in animals equally fere- her Majeely and the Duchess of Kent, attended by the Royai osaasiquarters'; and 64,000 leas of Flour, chiefly Amerivan and saw -
near at hand. consutned in its prosluctiou, we are enabled t h wth
.0 s o e comp- cious. Had God given them this form for no purpose ? They •suite, ame re, ut ning on herseback towards W 'miser from Coln- ' -ore ther Grain in howl very trivial. The only alteratio•i -in the
e
a-e.0.m.-- sition of watar. 'The composition of w t
aer being, a principle of could aiways • 1 *d r r •.. . I 'II . • breng a heavy .shower of rain came am just as the revel party duties an Chair' from
pie( mate tnin rum ortn in anima s.
.1e) never . , Fort.ien parts thii Week is ait increttee of is 3d
er 'lathe on Beans. Du ia tl sa we , ••• - Gt
ek n arly 10,000 quarter. of re,
The Patriot Queen. Dondon : Mitchell. 1838. such paramount iinpintance, every means of proving it synthe- tla
„„,. am- a butt (lag out for beauty ; they never set• a pointer t I P .- , . .
sr a a-, roached Dillon Fatten, b'ellinglim to Mr. White, where they E. q • rn- 'e P't
adiel Wheat hive been testasht for export at froin 3s to 5s er 7111 h ;,'.•
ticallv and aualstically is w 11 ' th ' 1 • •
e sor 3, ii tittention. We tnaY setter lo ,fight a bull dog. They kiiew what a dog's qualities eeterea the riek-yard, and the e hole of the party touk shelter at the latter price ver3- good fresh ut•alities-at the forMerpthe li ,11. "r
This elegant anti miscellaneous volume contains much • - '
important matter, and many very valuable observations ti:iiorrtillo• tr.oh upon a large scale the analysis of water in the:forma- were front los appearance. Every dog had a little of the powsrs from the " Pekling "f the Pitiless sterol"- which sliewe, s alike A rehtineel and inferior iseee•d Gralel- or hooded Flour also considLert Ht
- Li
ydrogen gas im paesine its va our over heated iren. r h d • •
wa..a _ ,' .. •„: ... P , . . .•a ot et. ogs, the) could teach each to do some little of what on the Pealaa ad the peasitet -in a shed, Which was used bv one sable purelitises have beers ma& at 1111.1 y last quotations.
and reflection,. It-forms a sort of political essay upon The steeks of Foreign Grain in Lond in the United Kingdom ot
.. , t nu., we may tette a iittie itirnace and paes through it an iron another ceold do butt they ',Did never make a erfect bull do ,of 111 r. While s men, in the manufacture Of hurdles in :which 1 •
the changes whiali•liave been made in the constitution of y einp mei , when he was stid-
Itthe about the length of a gun barrel. To one mei of the tube e perrect pointer: They -could tiot' be long in P redicatint" till oCcupallonS he man wasthen busit I 1 ' the sth Dt.t.ember, 1537, were 5115.97,7 quarters of Wheat, 35,•389 ,
que‘rts.re ti,r Barley. 251 740 quarters Oets. 12,060 quarters Itve, 22.4e5 -1
Grfat Britain. In treating, his subject the author is We attach a small retort enntsiitling water, which hy the "PO,- mental character for farm. Del pot form thi.Pn indicate iota): &toy arinised trent his lA/stirs bv the unexpected visit oriel:alit' ' •
ex,tremely methodical. The followinig are the principal cation i•if a lama is ca I I i 11
uset. to ani.. ':ae interim' of the iron lithe reeler in man as iii beasts ? if wen had always lived in the under his roof. Her 'Majes!v, stile under shelter, entered int;)
. ~.. , tili.i,ssr.lt2ertsrisels,e,;43l4 quarters Beans, 2432 quarters Indian Corn, autl .
is filled with iron turnings, which, as well its the tube, are heat- same climate, in the same temperature, pulsating the saute coOversation. wit,. tee man respecting I•he manutacture of' At this dey's market there was but a moderate demand for most I
heads un.der which he has arranged his materials -Gen •ed reol hot The VA tour el the water passes over the sesame or a.ecations tasting the seine I • •• d seeaied highl • pleased with the ex I•inat ions ei ides in the tr• a•wh• t f 1 •
p, _ ~..(1,., ven "t • . ae ~ t a 1113. Supportt,d the advance of 2d per i
eral feelings upon a new reign-Prospects of a virtuolis the healed.;
.ron, and ithe heated iron heving i greater affiuttv fur as possible'to'hie fellew•nietiP let:: r,,z,ulti,vi inott,at
ti,n bid as similtatt ye
.ht
.0 rdles, an
as the rainciatSed ths ro 1 her 701bs. above i otea • Flour was Is per 28011,e, and fine mesilina, o.•sts r,
7: c
tie luvat. h ,i.ri..esalks seen . . . ",.
th th : h 'al
Pr'
r'•l"itePar! ' I were 11 to lel per .4511,5. hiaher • tor otht•r articles we cannot-alter 7-1
reign-Duties of a patriotic sovereign-s-The King can the oxvgen than the hydrogen eagerly uni'tes with it, and the saute difference they did i'n their useutal oravI:ell: :it:es. .j y leavipg a soveteign et a use le neinit eiciurer, is to tirice•s althrmah ther w • "'• ' et
e es an Improvement yesterday in the London at
- Lie pileumatm
do no wrong-How a King maV violate the constitution hydrogen being liberated, is coilected over 1 He flid nnt then curter into the theory that we were ton all all,rwards-assemblvd his enniPallinlTS, and many a bumper was Met ,:i f' 1i" 9 qiitr.trterson W.lwat.
trutsah, The iron turnings are foam! to be Menet! with a Itlo.ck descended floor one common stock. Tire Bible told ua that was swallowed in /oinking bealth and Inne lite to their atniable W'ITKAT(?9,B-nrit:s pl. NI
. d. INDIAN COUN, 4, swab.
-Review of the conduct.of British Sosere. f • 'I
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igns, tom t re
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Is lance resetnbling that which is hanunered from heat- so, oat ugh . .
i such was not the case. , Med duffered in degree. and Soyerei„,). The littrille-maker has since got the cognomen English 8 2 9 4 Red 43 0041 0 Q.,,
accession of the House of Stuart to the present times, -" Y •'''
s ' '
ed iron at ii smith s ferge. it was this difference which constituted character. 'limy had, ill/sorsa Its rellaw-labouteis of 'hurdle-maker to her Majesty Sea"'
- ' I '•h - 8 8 White ' 43 • 0 -•• 44 0 "'
N
as to how far they have observed or violated their ditties If the metal sodium be varefully introduced beneath•a test however. some proofs of men net all tieing of the same Teems On thi . . slot] as want, -a close carria,e was in attendance. ris 64- 8 4 - BP.ANS, 1, qr.
Bonded O- 0, 0 English - D
41 0- 4a 0 • •
-.View of the present state of the country-and a glance - tube filled with water in the pneumatic trough, the sedium will. Compare the Greek and the Laplanders ; one stu I' • ' "'Ca.
. ' . ' " '
pia y
,gross, tin lier Majesty, but the storm cense on so stuldenlv that she Tx
...AUT BY 4, rir Irish - 48 n •
ast•eud to the top of the tulie, and, decomposing groyeliing, and wanting iti courage; lie was benumbed with an (amid not „t the natonent avail herselr of it.- Wilidstir ae nd Eton Ei...,lig.h - • - - ' •
at the future. prospects of the nation. The reinarks fr."l" itB IVitY, , .
.1 0 31 0 Pi,,AS, Grey - 32 0 B.
itiv till the test tube with hydro en. We fitel • . •
the wateragnic . . •. g icy influence. 'File et her wes descended frem the hegintlitig of Express. . Chevalier .. ...31; o _37 0 White 32 0 - :39 () --
vvhich the author makes on the several measures which
. . that potassium and sodium vvhert burned in oxygen forna MOSI age% from heroes; and when the n °rid lay in datkuess amund a -rs: -•; '• 1 • 1 ' • , Setitels,•ta 601 h... 46- 4 7 RAPRcTIUD , '
, ir I,‘„ t, J., -7
!signaler., is triow the caplet
hay ' d 1 • i I • ' .
e obtaine tae sanction o. tie legialature dnring the powerful alkaline bases, whieh completely coetradues the nution . them. they shene Isirth con '
spieuous. Theyaniaht well b •• ;Otiose°, (es chat, as it ig , lr'sh
'' -e„ ex- of U (a •l• i h't but or very recent leundatien :it ' • •
pper ana. a, t mug I le 3 4-3 10 Fiona English, te atalh.
Foresee in bond 2 0- 2 2 • Fine' _
35 ' - 46 0 -
. last ten years display considerable ingenoity. His obser- entertained for a lottg period h
Let oxygen wae merely a fel mer ppostng t at these two nu lye uais were not Or the
cussed from su •• h •1. . 1 ' - . .
was a mere vill'age in the last American war. It is situated on Opers.4?4•slh. Irish - 45 0 _
%rations "an the prevalence of democratic piinciples-4he of acids. When a galvanic current is passed through any coin- 'satne,species. Bet if they travelled the face of the earth t
hey Ibe lima hem elistre (if the lake Ontario, near its western ext re. Engli•th ,3G - 3 8 •arneriean. ee.• Isrl. free. -
1 betty it immediately resolves it into its coustittient e'e. • 3 6- 3 8 . Sweet, U.S. ..
great power assumed hv the House of Commons-the Imum- - .H• ... •- . • • • .. amild bud between these two extreme cases, a variety of na- •• 't
- t'l t• ' -4'3 I 't 1 -9 , • I ' .•
t 1 s""tcli
miry, in vow tee et. itune . , titigi ut e a eeet. tis sea er . . 00- 0 0 -
• a ments It is the illustration of due proo•iple or voltait• elecirt- -
lions, gifted step
.by step in form as in iutellect. 'lti flesh - 3 1 Stmeshond ... '24 6-26 0 -
insecurity of propertv-the restraint upon public ()Pinion ••• • • • • , . the tropics, i if 7 •k • t (in the east tarlitsy), on the river number, and
n 01 t 01111 y Foreign, in boa& 2 0- 3 3 OATMP.AL, tr 2401 b -
_. „
city which has gained for Davy and Faraday a ereat deal of the the heist of the sun renderetl men indolent in body and mina teeter! from the sew h and east %guile by
a • Dittia duty free 3 2- 3 6 ' lanstlish est 0- 22 6 13
7-the co-operation of P•ipists and Dissenters-and the •
:, • -.- immortality which they have attained. The tendency of vol- and reliterri both. They did not expect there that perfect.
ton
, has a good harteitir, pro. ... . . . . .
a promontory called Gibraltar-point. It ham risen rapidly 1110) RYE. itrtir. 36 0 -38 n Do. new 1837. e 3 0-21 6 n
home and foreign policy of our present government, are ;
ta.e current is.always lhiS,-to separate the elements or a cent- ' .
of either body oi mind which wes found in mere habitable •I• •
.. •C 1- Intporl ince front its being the best Situated place fiir trade along MALT,W qr. fine 56 0 -50 0. Scotch.. ..... 22 0 - 22: 6 T
very appropriate, and ought to engage the serious atten- pound body into pairs, you alwats get a 1 air of resultants. males. Form, tben, told them something of mats's general chit- • • • • east (if the lake from Kingston, from Middling .46 0 -52 0 I
the %dude of the nerth c
tion of conservatiyea. We need scarcely add that time One or these resultants moves in one ditection tilting the current rateer; of the charecter of the Mass, but nut of the individual 5. which it:is nearly 30 leagues to tlte westward, and is about 200 R
' (if electriVity and the other in an opposite direction. But as 'the • -t • .eed further to tind that out. The leet
- - . a mils pot .. mei then, „ie., t, t • .stward a Montreal. It contains flour 4000 to 1
sentiments breathed- throughout this essay are strictly . ,
they can only acme-imam, the current so long as it passes proceeded to enumerate whet are called the temperainent l'-' •-''t le ""
LIVERPOOL cArri.E MARKET, JAN. 8.
constitutional. IVe recommend the work to the notice - . -.- •. • - d •
through the fluid which is being et•omposed, upon passing, out men, and to shew the Medina traits of eat•h. The san , '
a inneous.
' "f 5000 inhabiututs, and these are chiefly settlers, whit have enti-
rated from Gieat Britein and Ireland exclusively, witheut ant? We have had a moderate supply of Beasts at market to-day, end the F.:
- quality mildling, with little or no variation in price from outlast L
of every loyal subject and sincere lover of his country. of the thsid, they are evo.yed and obtained in the seises ate state. luau was more vivacious; he was happy in hiinselr, because he .
mixture rif the Fiench Canadian.: • and this fact makes the to • f ti d, • 1 - h• fl h
s . . - . wee g quotations, tut t e i mato Was (.. it• y ft,r t ose of good .11
....--......-- • . Dr. K,ine then beautifully illustrated the decomposit am or was Rol ef health. Ile was distinguished by a tiorid and rudd • •••
• - •
eiilOieis o he rebeltion -go widely spread-still more compli- quality, etessegamitly there were a few !emelt Beasts left uesold. Of 1,
The Church 'af England Quarterly Review. No. 5. water. by means of the voltaic., battery. The hydrogen gam tele'. comptexion. Ile was front disposition inu•onstaut, and he wo 3' . • r t
uld, eatetl ; and they certainly demand a very 111 i e ; i
at.. ei v.. si .gaton. Sheep We have had a considerable increase in number from our last t
pied.precisely double the space of the oxygen, that being the have the ladies look well .to . that. ( Litughter.) The men of I' - -••bi 20 ti il- to ti •-1 •IfFtG• • • • I week's supply; which has caused them to sell for a sh,tde less thati tile ,
"January, 1833. London : 'Pickering. oronta is aou i
~s te ten. mart o 'las euiaeaus .
telation into which they enter into combinatien tn form %%atter. bilious temperament -the dark and the sallow coin o
I extorted N• • • mie ing. wee. '. no, et. may he quoted et fear) sfil toad; gorne
l• • k G 1 II f
We lia've alreadv expressed ourselves in ternis or Warm Th • -
e synthetical proof of the composithin of water presents ail were freqtiently clever mem The man of nervous temp -• a 'agate, is e
h re the river, alter passing the great falls, runs into Pr*
-of ordinary quality 5d per lb. Good Wet her Mutton was sold at front L
lake Ontario. It was taken by the American former untie' Gen. 601 to 7d ionie of 'very inferior qttality and Ewers at tid per lb aisd the a
approbation of this excellent review. It occupies a very I exceedingly elegant experitnent. When analysis and sytt- inent -that temperament which is said to belong to fen I eta-
Deaibern in the last war ; hut the general was killed in the market pretty well cleared up at three o'clock in the afternoon. L
proud position among the numerous periodicals of the thesis both combine to attest the composition of a-body, We may had a finer appreciation of every thing ; their sensibili't4 es-
lust action. =-_-__ -
day. 'rile learning, genius, and critical research, dis. be cert ;
agi that we have arrived at accuracy in our results. Dr- greater. The temperament alone del nOt indielite cha Y was
railer, a
Kane then withdrew the air front Cavendish's eudiometer, by but it tended to do so. They would fiud many satiguineous - LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, JAN. 11. )
played in its several articles, entitle it to the patronage . v
, mean.; or the air pump, and atterwards charged it • with fix S'steit men different from others of the ammie temperament ; many a • 8. (1. s. (1. s. d. s. d.
,
of the scholar and the- philosopher: wlfilst the hallowed :;-...:•13 ipp lag Intelligente. F
~ , and hydrogen gasses mixed in proper proporibms. Ile [lien bilious man who leas not clever, and that ineti or nerve', ijan. • Old Hey
objects which it seeks to subeerve, and which it pus' Iles passed the eleettic spark through them, and the union of the i eraments were not all poets. If temperature itifluenced cha- New Hay oBolt -• ! Casale Potatoes i2l 3 - 1'
S
___-esses...--- Clover My-. 0 Ft 1.1 la - , Tartiips 2a 021 0 per ton
with a zeal and energy beyond all commendation, claim gasses Wit 4 accompanied tvith a brilliant flash. To prove that racter, surely, we might expect that sex would influence it toe. TUESDAY, Jas. 9.-Vt7ind E. Straw,Wheat.. 04041 -- Carrots 2B 031 0 - l
for it the cordial support of the christian and the. divine. - this union had taken place, a comitintii, ation was formed with 'Phis difference had been very little mideisteed. Every man Straw ()et O3lO 41 - Manglewurzle 00i) 0 - ,
El vessel sif water and the eudiometer, when the latter was itn- must knew that females were different to himself. Man was f r oAmuircv,z,n.-Nighti tam, ie , Crookshank. from Isehia-P. It. C., -, Straw'. Barley 03031 -- 1 Ntaiture - '
The number now before us is unuseally rich and varied v-Nlary Ann and Martha, from Newfoundland. . .
medisitely filled with water. made up of angular proportions and of strength ; wouid there' ''-
in its contents. It opens with a splendid criticine -upon SAILED.-Frank, Jones; for J. meiee-Dorothea Feirh rat for - -- • - ----------g-
In consequence of the great affinity which spongy platinum not be the same charatieristic traits in his nowt ? Woman Beala„,_l, .a. aea , i
.es.a.te,e,„ ,•a' • . '' ' '. k e. ' ' " • Lcsill,il),lLiti,N. COLONIAL, MAlLle_leata. 1,,..... 0. - ----- --•
the "Life of Jesus" by Strauss, in which the dangerous has ter oxygen, it has been introduced into the precess or eudi- was made up of seltness, reundness. emoollusess vreakiems ; -.. Alaont-pihe'i'er.,l,•;•,,l.(r (1•,,,51 ,T:ii I,i‘.:"‘Ter ittsti;4l.'4ViroinNi °stint= S • s ternoon th .
ere was no increase in the demand; both
tendency and sceptical influence of the German I •
neo ogian °metre?, as a means of a naly.ing such geeses as eontain oxygen. would not the sante featui ea charactei ize tier iiiitel'a 'Woman New Y..rk-Alastert:. Iltunpeid2f!'w Tanipico-Lad;. of tit:a I;ke, refitutercAsa. 1 .
anc grueers purchaeinawery epiristely of all descriptions.
school of elivinity ist potvet fully and satisfactorily demon- Di. Kane illustrated its uses by decomposing water with it. But never could be man. Ile did tist ineati to say she was Ulterior, Batiks, for Naples-Horsford, Warimek, fcr Leghorn. The private parch uses do not exceed 2:30 Writs. and tces. and rath•-r
strated. This article is evidently the produclion of a iii generel, observed the talented lecturer, we final thet these but she neVereould be man. 'Whey° would they find a Mrs. Lin- lower priceg are now submitted to. The patine sales of Barea.loes,
nice looking, experiments do not answer when we come to num- don, a Mrs. Shakspeare, a Mrs. Mozart, or a M rs. liatimo; e„,i Parsee, M.Kellar, from Caleutta, off Weymouth ' consiettag of 295 Wets. whieh wetit heavily at a decliae on present
Seholar of no mean celebrity. The succeeding critioue Amts. 1 owe, from Moen. Video, oif Portsmouth rates of Int to Is ; fiat. sold at tils to 67s lid; good 63a to 6696,1; mid- .
. • e't • . ' bers. lie then introduced the aparatus by which Berzehus yet music was tifteu their.onlyoccupatitin from infency. lt there
. ss . 'P '
upon. the Theology or eter Dens" is also a masterly determined the atomic is eieht of oat ge . Without a ood • ere that power in women which enabled :Mozart to lead operas Racer. Toommet,sailett fawn St Ule-s for Monte Video 24th ult.
I ord R 11 U• • d A ' T dling 63s to thle 6 I per cwt.
nest. , Ist, an retausa, . .urter, sailed frotn Marseilles . FOREION.-For white and brown Brazil there have been several
production. The paper on " Civil and Ecclesiasti I d
_ca. _eterminatiou for orta 577 IA7P cannot se; t : ood delerminagtion ewf b• • • /-itien at t n ears of etre they weuld have seen for•th' -
ter. eny deher substanej•e ;timelier. Thee a g - 1 ist
"P
tunli"
s e 3 r!' I • . lt l .
_,„l,..ssxrt,si-rt, -i.•:,,,Ltuhrjui.lt. inquiries, .chietly for strosac, des.wiptions. mid very full prices have
White Patronage" contains a triumphant expoarire of pparatus alluded to, It _metre now. If a womati attempted to I.lw man, e ier wear 1 • hence, at Alexandria . been offered, but o,v ing to the import •rs supplyieg the market very 1
the corruption and abuseof government influence, which "aihsted of a retort containing a small quantity of pure zinc, a beard at ouce; the one would become her as teell es the other, Tti,liamo, Puggit.re, hen,•,,, id Malta
Norfol spariegly, riot being Inclined generally to sell at ert.sent rates:, has
. k Hero, Garwood, from 04 leSait at Congtantinople Intieh clieeked businees, and the pureletees have been oely 200 c isests I
nil diluterl sul .htiric Reid
1 • A tube is connected to this retort, if she could Only attain to man's nature 'tieing her own
by sacra , . „...,
up 1
lias uniformly characterimerr the achnini,trAtion of the a • - - • wind
awl farm. ni, q rons, l'lvaned at ditto for Leghorn, ith Dee. by private contraet at Ile thl to 224 6.1 for good brows' Rio. 1
containing fragments of chloride of calcium The "'e uf it Is 3 t ' • - .•
Id • found it coincidence between
, iey 111)idild ) C Wet:. on the 9th, Lapwing, ots the Ittli, both fair Smyrna MoatssEs.-This afternoon West Luba are dull or sae, and 131
11 • 1 I dal 1
e rain en 1 et
present liberal ministry. The remarks on the, "Chord' that the gas which is obtained frinn • '
the retort shall be perfectly and this was the torrner strine or phrenology. Corneltu, Betts fen
, ce, at Smyrna, after being aground near St puns aa iass aa Wis. Dem,rara offered at auction were all hou,;ht iir
Commission " are somewhat strong, but perhaps not dried. To the extremity of I lie chlnritle of calcium a • ' I t 6 hII b bl II • ''i
ppaiatus the eat, waen I..ey s on , e a eto te a man scaaracter from James's Palace ' tet lower pricee. good 33e to 31s.
more so than the ciretitustances of the times demand. there is a Connecting tube eat, a bUlb conteining oxide of his foot. The Greeks had that power ; they never put the foot Louisa, Spahling„ eailed from Smyrna for this •
port 6th ultimo, and CoeFEE.-This afternoon 'there was no public sale of Foreign.
Funchall Perrot o 1 -
The review of the " Sishop of Rochester's Charoe " par- c"PPer- 'I." Ih"" remit!' "I. I his lobe there is anothe"'mtlar of a Hercules to the person of aNI itterva. Every man judged ... . ..
~.s. .„,... . nommri, Kerr, nence I •
. it tle we both fur this pert and the private purcheses were limited, bet in prie..s no variathio hat .1
taiuinr chloride of •• 1••
se
.. ..(. a mum. The oxide of copper i 8 soMPlliing Of every man. Thet sere all phreoologi I sus' in Lit 48, tem, 9 ,or Glbraltar,. wee spoken on the Ist instant, occurred. The operations ie B.P. mid East India we, prine.pally J
takes much of the same character as the preceding, and °ln• run eonfined to stwal parcels, offered at ituctitin, eensisting of 39casks
•usteined to i tadee hes Ce se ii It '•'•
hewed by means ot a spirit lam )a d 1 • 'riven
1, n as he oxyeen is t . horse.dealer was a phrenologist ;he was act . ~, .. ia i oss, hence, for New York, W• S S •
d. ,pOken on the 3lst ult., in lierhicte and 48 bag,e Ceylun, the former went tit full prices, low mid-
contains a very able sketch of the present position of the off it unites with the dr 1
y aydroeen Proceeding fr Die retort 1 - 1y th position of the ears whether they were moms or let 49, toile 18 dling 101 s
church. The svriter's defence of the fundamental princi- arid, f 'lining vvater, is taken ue. l • I r ' ..
"it's"
j-
e - • • b 10 rist with- Climbed.,
pry the dry oast e 0 calcium an tractable. 1-he horse-dealer was a practical p ren° 1. • vid,Toeeville, fr
u with loss of bulwarks omSt Michael's forthis port at Falmouth, Rem, 1111 ANDY & HoLtaauns.-For Rum there has been a good '
ple of the constitution in Church and State is highly elo- . the connecting tul,e. To gi..t time nuaihare Benefit, weighed out knowina it. They feund the hi•ain Increase in size as tde demand for all d. scriptions, and the announcement sir a government
containing the oxide f emit!. •ct for 75,0,i0 gallons h.s given' the import•rs inerensed confi-
quent. The paper on " Religious Edtication "is also Ihe t"be , . 7., • o copper, and also the semind intellectual grade of the asitnal increased, and they round thisf
item,: for Leewards. lit advaime bag been-old:ailed aild Jaineice has
tube containing the
_chloride of calcium, both before and atter through. the whole of creation. l'hey %vette! find the hearty WEDNEFCIAY. .las:emit' I ..-Wilid EN.E.-Fresh.
highly important. We hilie to be enabled to give some ' o•
_,, the lump. ARITIVED.-The Elvira, Sits-Tsui-1 free C• I • also yield..ll rather hi.her prices. In 'trendy the purchases have
the experiments, and by noting. the loss in %,eight gusteined by •
. . an animal alwav bore reference to its size, but n 1 s :. d • SAILED.--Louisa, Bureess fe ' .. a :tithe been limited, but very full priees heve been obtained, Geneva as
extracts front tlds masterly reply to the . national efitica- the c i 1 - - ' ' •
upper, an( t me amount ea
a ined by the chloride of ea•ciuni, As they as •e tied the scale of animal creation, they would MI
111 .ur at. Lucia-1 erseverance Jameg and
Clinton. Gibson. for alubilt.-Ainelia, Tees,' .1 f P • i. • las
. I quested. 'British Corn Syne ts ere still selling at 9s 8,1 per gallon.
tion philosophers. The review of the " Pe.nny Cyclo- the exact amoubt nf the oxygen H cl• I - •I- • • I ' ' '
, n hy( rogen is ( elei miner . every sinaie s kirk of intelligence added to the mass of the Orontes. Webster for Gelloa fee v•' ''
i . or. ernam.ineo- •I'ALLOW.-The rapid rise in the velem •tif foreign Ta IOW hes rather '
taste, Forde, tor Demerara.- till owing to the light stock holders alio* much
checked the demand, s
ptetlia " fully establishes the charge of " infidelity in We thus find that •8,013 ofox•ygeti conalittied with lof hydrogen. Inain. 'fhe i • •b• • • 'ith the increase
v had traced the increase ot rain A Ocean, Briggs. for• Baltimore • Lad--
y al idaleton, 'Barber, fur Lisbu
-a-- confide•nce even at the ',rested rates.
l'his is lite way in which an place ro and Gustav Adolph, Arends, for Antwerp
disguise" against that work. The article• on " The rt
accurate analsis is wade, and al- of intelligence in animals, did the same thing take WOOL.-Thp low deseriptiims of foreign have been in extensive
houg,h it is not of a popular nature, it is well to strew in one man ? As intelligence increaged in man, the size of his brain request for home USP,
Working of the New Poor Law" is well-wnrth perusal. is gainsay it • Hero, Smallwood, from Since Imre at St IT Is
e , na 20th 'Nov. Peovistoes.-Prime India and Mess Beef heve been in brisk des
instanee bow a chemist goes to w k t h nheis in earliest. •
non eased invariably ;be defied the whole world t , • . 7
Al 1 I 1) I r 1 cl ' .
~, iar, un op, rom tle yde tit Mauritius mend landed, the foriner at improvina prices, and the latter at pre-
It exhibits in a very powerful light the inhumanity of Dr. I•Zatie then exhibited "1
c e I
the oxyhydrogen beiw• ipe wlth in, Se •n the saute
p ,
.. 1 vi ing the men examinu-d, be of the same age, I
.. . Dientiesshire, Gowen. hence tit Moia'a
that abominable measure. "Men and Meastires in the • which he Gised steel, platinum • • '
, &c., and produced the beautilul state of health with the same education, and as nearla as pessi-
Tynan Curtimeham hence et Gilt • I • vious rates. In Mess Pork a good. business, has been transacted at
xisit., .
~ .
~ .
~.. , , . , rd tar felly former quotsttions, lett Dona has been tal en sparissely et rathsr
New Parliament "is well vrritten, and bY no means too light whirl) these easses create when urged in a state of inthon- We i '
n the same position. It might be said, that their e 1
- N ictoriti, •IA atts, teen Halifax. at Cork is lteld firm -
lower prices. Irish Butter ly tit the prams mimed, but
severe. We have long since come to the same conclii- /nation on a lace of lime. Dr. Claike, et Cambridge, he said, many large liming cotnparatively speaking, without po . .
wer, bill Elizabeth, , from St John, N.B. at ditto the trade continue to purt•hase sparingly. Foreign has been itt 'good
• ' •
sion as the vvriter, that "there is no safet y for the empire was lite first to use oxygen and hydrogen In a mlxed state. He, sm.h pas pot the :.ase .
, the mistake arose in not allowing suf. Loundes, Batten:from Leghorn, atalitto
Sir A. Campbell Tait, fr - mat. Andrew N B 'off d' demand the best at 102 s to 104 s. •
_ .
however took care to kee s a Orin). %V li h I ween him and Ilk A••
~ . I
..- , a „e • • ..i. lent for the temperanit nt state of health, 8:c. All these _ . , _
_9 _ _ ,_. • •
.., itto -- _ -
until Popery is excluded from the leaislature." The Formosa, orne, tient] Havre tor New York, at uork, with loss of
.e g,asorneter, so that at) exploteun (which occasionally took Place) things being equal, the size o'f the brain wits a complete indica- LONDON CO 11 N EXCHANGE.,Jars. 9.
i foresail • sailed 3nl Dec
notices of new books, tinder the head of "General Liter- could be productive of no halm ti him. It was afterwards the tion of the-size of the mind. •Fliev knew that in proportion as the Brisk,•Roble henee fo•rNeweastle, at Stromness 30th ult. The arrivals of Wheat, Oats, Beans mid Peas, fresh up fur this day's
attire" are well executed. There are some remarks in custom to make the gasemeters or strung cast iron, so as to pre- intelligence of the man incre:esed, the size of his skull in- Lord Dalmeny,lll•Riteltie hene
, e for Loadon, at ditto 30th ult. and market, were very moderate. but there was a laree (timidity of Barley
the "Ecclesiastical Report" which we do not agree with; vent explosien sheuld Ihe fltnie enter the gasometer- We are i,n" creased ; net Itee"use the skull thickened, but because the brain gaited for London7th instant tiering. The reattinuan ce of Mil 'frosty weather eivi. the trade a
dehted to Mr. Hemming, for an ingenious arrangement• "y Increased, ash" sh"uld show in his next lecture. It might be EdWard, tlphop, from Danzig for this port at ditto 30th ult. firmness which has not been experienced for some time pest, and for
bUt the article, asi a whole, is a very faithful expokition of Spencer, Tullock, from Neweast le foe this poi t, at ditto 3oth ult. H Wednesday market a fair extent of liuginess w.as transaeted.
which the blow-pipe is rendered perfectly portoble and harmless. said, 10 this, " then mind is Ina the r iduction of the brain. a Whetat of all dest.riptions fully supported Mondav's prices an I '
the dan h '' • 1 I 1 1 ...
• - • '
gers v nate it le c lure iis surrounded, and the Its great sately consists in a tube six inches in length, which lhat mind was but an egg, ,ate of reP 41t Friinkland, Weble for Calcutta • Charles Clerk Richird•
'" ,s gr""ndied "'"rizan- 5t..1.., 1. c 1 • Pl. Huit. jor Net f It. d• i ' .ott, Or -•, ', (in
f e ualities reelized • .1 '• ' t"' '
. _.,e
.. . ,t,t) t I
.0 ut , e toe, , , . .., . v wee an , )oisor. Kettle, sense instance e in
..q .
.• . .
.... en at !ranee o. taper quarter.
means best calculated to avert those dangers:. is interposed between the jei and th'e bladder or gasometer. The oization." 'l' > ' I • •I.
ha migat say • whale% er ariects toe °rain, an LIS tor Consteettio sle • Trois Aims Ilamleiefor Cher sore, •dp• • • a Barley sold stowly at bards that (tat s rates I,ke ex • f '
pere uced a .air
--veara-- . ; principle of the tube is extremely simPle being. based upon that the mind, and defy them to show thd 6 .1 ' thin, • y ..
' t I-ere was VIC 1 a -d5 absley, tor Dunkir a sal et nen ,lort e it instant
1 ''
k ''' IT . \r" h "h ' ''
" adill"
deman,l' for Oats. at on advance of fro 6 1 •
m ( to Is per quarter on fine
The National Magazine, and Monthly Critic. Jana- of the Davy lamp. Every one knows that if se tout h the in- mind." Ph 1
arenoogists were not materialists, ter they iteknow- CossTANrisomata Dec. 13.-It blew hard from the N. on the 10th bright samples; alid the inferior sorts were held at more motier,
,flanieil wick of a candle with a cold peker the light will go out. kdged the estste", sr the soul. tie h.‘d a lade theasey of his instant. Some vessels broke adrift wiihent enY serious damage . but our chief dealt•rs are very reltu•tant purehasers at advanced rates.
ary, 1838. London : Mitchell. l'he reason is, that the candle attempts tit heat the poker but h • • ' . li• ... 1 r Hemnotton, Jan, 2.-There is a good deal of floating lee in the Beans and Pease fullt• suPPerted former prices.
This Magazine improves both i tl - l't • •
nJe (ra 'Y or its does 'not succeed, the candle being so sinall and the pok man, as to meniery; tat it was immaterial. - P-at 1 e"' aa •
er se castle it was pictured to the .fancy au 1 • ight recall that
~ o sou m river . -
LA I'E•ST DATES AT LI V Eltl'oo
articles, and in their variety, front month t I
0 niont l. The large, and the' result is, that the candle gets cold and goes out. imao ' as, v This was not the rs;catling of images im-
present number has seweral very excellent papers. The lo the safety jet the flame attempts to pass throuelt an infit •"e to
mel•-•""
•
lite printed on the mind by the senses •in readine that which you THURSDAY, .lANUAUY 11. Front Direct. Indirect. Fnnn Direct. Indirect.
introductory notice of "Niebillir's History of Rome" is number of small apertures, and the dame is cooled irathe at. aaa, a.. 8 ~ia • , ' " '' . • " ARRIt'F.D.-DPucalion. Witisor, frosn New Orleans-and Medora, Celeutta .
a tt ek IPtters-print. Fhey woual Dot read this theory pet ••••10 %tantalum Nov ....27,
. . Budd, from Mobile. . . Boinbev luet .••-25 N Orlean• pt.,. _it
written with great candour and • b. 1••
a i ity. olt mao Eli tempt. 'lhe jet tube is hiled with small brass wires very lightly in
mLi TIR• any phrent I gi •al works. Phre I theor . Ice
no ogy was no _ y SAILRD.-Ac .dire James, for New York-Alpha, Turner, for Buenos NI uft' ••• . 1 Mobile Dec. -12
trations of . Feudal 11-fanners" is a curio • . .
tis Investigation rammed. II maf be considered a collection of triangular tubes believ-ed the n)liin) dcto he immateri 1
with metallic surfaces H •
• ydrogen will not burn unless at a red a and turnout al. Phrenologe A vres-Famin, Crovell, for 1,4,•,,‘• o.le:ins-Britannia. Aitcheson, fur '
had done more for religion than th'e ul 't Tie,/ ini lit thank 11:11,imore-Delhousie Cnstle, Davies for !Mobile-Hoop, Guyt, for R.:, a mg. .. .. ct ....17oct
....a a . ..
iiiii tilJattneiro
Ni 077.... )9, 23 teeva:insh . -
Charlesto, Dee. .. 14
Dee. ..t5
into the state and composition of societ • I
yto Lie middle :heat, attd in attemptieg to pass into the gasometer it is sub. threnolo f ' P PI
• 1'
g • I It ' d 'dD B ks Jolt • for Smyrna.
gur the evidence of an hereafter ;no pulpit cou il , otter am-an :an . , t, Pernainlmsa 510v....11; New York. ' Dec. _2O
ages. 'The continuation of "'The Soothsayer" • I
is c cvetlo divided into an intinite.number of small jets, aud caoled so ra- Iprove it.*Y ____-- •
Wratell. "Scraps from my Note Book. in Colombia." pidly that the flame is immediately eooled below that tempera- , Robert Kerr, Gourley, hence at Mobile .
Pearl. Cove. and Ti. ivy, Nlat shall. hence at Gibraltar PACK.wr BOA'FS.-,FAlsmotrni sTATioN.
affc.rd spme interesting particolars respecting, a country tune and gees out.. Mr. H cunning's arrang,ement is so perfectly a Some s i ositions are
tart! ng•prop here adduce ,
d to many of Laura Ann, Casely, hen, e
• at Lisbon GENERAL PoST.-OFFICG.-J an. 5, 1837.
which ia not frequently visited hy English Travellers secure that the lecturer had never known a single accident hap- hich we cannot at•cede If we nutters! -re- Frietalshi - filen Honduras et Port Rush
and the science of ph „•, p, , .. . _ . --- --- - i-- _
•. • • pen with it. The oxyhYdrogen light is exceedingly pure and w ' '- • - Mails' made '
"Frank Woodly " and " Alicia Grav " are tw nology. as it is called, arighl, we believe it is to form a judg- St. Patrtck, •----, lroin Newfoundland tor thts port, at Castle- Last Packets Xext Prscket
o tales of • intense, being exactly like the light of the sun, but -a
little bluer. -e townsend DESTINATION. up in Sailed.
much,interest. The." Retrospective-Review " I •
t its month Water is generally considered to be the most-extensively dis- ment of the tharacier and capabilitiee of man, by the shape o
Thomas Tucker, Moore. hence for Antigua, off Kinsale 6th instent Lomloa. ' Due.
indulges in a cavil at-Dr, Johnson. The arti 1 .. the skull, and the. protitherarees which Hie brain causes on its ,
c e appear§ tribated body iu nature. and most. necessary to !he existence oi a• . •• .' • • N aunt), Garr, from Laguna for this port, was totally destroyed by fire
super cies, and that that alone constitutes phrenology. ow about 29th Nov, whilst at anchor near the Orange keys Holland
to us to be conceive& in a bad spirit, and t • '
o display very both animal and
,vegetable life. We find that it deviates from every body knows !hilt the brain is not an extended body, all itreniautro, Nov. 22.5-The Lord Selkirk, -Jones, of Liverpool. 11,1 ml-slug 3c Saved. Tues.- Sz Fri. Tues. 8.6 Satur• .
little.taste. - - There is no author I • - ' -
, mwever eminent, who an important law to which other fluids are subject for the lair- superficies and ve
e ,ty part of that superficies perceptible, but . .
which got on shore ger.; out of the harbour 10th instant, has been Lisboa
pose of producing the most beautiful arritneentent with which • ' Madeira Saturdays .. ,
may not be.tuade' to otter the roost ridiculous n n that it is of semi-globular form, a thick, solid medullary sub- condemnetliand.sol.l WI. 11 the cargo 1
t. Braganza, • Soho, ,
.
o sense, we are acquainted. All other substances expand and contract . 'limit
lasting, .01. .i.-.X disimisted vesee .na ion unknown, iseeported Spain Sz Gt , .
by a . well managed juxta-position of isolated • Ith• fi stence possessint, ereat intric•icv of ct nst ruction in its interior 1
passages ry ein iience of heat and cold. Water, however, when cooled • '• • ''' ' '' - ' ' toahe northward of the rock. The weather at present is had 'at ale% and Greece.. 2nd Satinet. Jan. 1. December 31. '
' ' and that its Inferior surfece rests en the fl oor of the interior of' Eavet arid India .. 4th Saturday
from hist works. •But when we find the critic asserting below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, not only ceases to contract but • . ! •••••••;•am0mm0rimm.a.m......r...........
that "satire is not poetrY," we feel satisfied that the re- i actually begina tu expand. .By this tneans ice swims's!) the sur- the skull,- which is hidden from all exterior observation, anti
'het therefore the onl • •
s part left for. the inspection'of the phrea - -
IL•MPOrtO• 'Madeira
Brezil ze B. Ayres eacli ineetti Dee. 8, , Jan. 29
• face of the ocean being as heist as water at the tem r• t
pe d ure of America ls t Wednes. II•ae B. Alert, 11.M.8. Alert,
potation ef the Doctor is by no means in jeopardy r
-roin 4841 or WI; ' h '-
- • 11- '
pe ees. at is t e consequence ot I._ls. LVery sea anti a , .t.w. .i • .
, nologiet is the 001,1111;r supeificies, which exe ' • n
its its in..nence on Dee. 9. . Feb. I,)„
the animadversions,' of - tho- Retrospective ''ReYiewer. lake is peopled with animals wheal are so cesnstituted that by le e i eit inini and appearauce of the head. Now, taking -..41.-i--- t 'l"m"..i• I; ''''.r'l ist o,ty. or
Isl. 8. 11"3, ti• • eal•li month. Geldfitselt, II M li.Skylaia:
What would this writer say of Pope's satires, (inclioling a certain reduction ot ' •
temperature the fluid which circulates itt Mr. liensball's own themes, "if reasen can lodge in so small a EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE,ke. . ,'„,,ii,.,,,
.the Dunciad,) of livron's "English Bards arid Se I
otea their veins Isegins to freeze, and at the sante tnne they maiutain space as the brain of a bee, may not qualities of reason lodge in .Herefo I 26 Jrt
rt ~_ _,I, . vallurn, from Calcutta, 612 bags sllt,,etre.-ti7 elexi,,,) and Ile- I 15th day of Lord !Melville, Bl' •
. canger,
Reviewers'," and of the satirical productions of Canning, the temperature of the tnediutn in w bids they me ye. II a man exeessiyely small prominences?"2--may oot there be prientuen. : liaskatsstichw, 914 l'n'keus sn'''
ems on the inferior surface (tribe skull hidden fro 1•• •• . 100 chests Ile dve. 7:,0 haus riee, ~,,,,
3.,5 sacks linseed, aoe haled jute, .11, bales hemp:lB vhests shell lac, 32 Jainiii L'ivsircla
5 each moeth. Dec. 21. Jan. 2a.
be thrown into water his blood will keep at the temperature • • • • ' - ID " )si l"l"'"• ' 1 le tl-• • 1 I •lk •, • ••• II I t.t { r I .9.; TT • ~. 15th daT •of Pigeon, B. Lapwing,
Gifford Sze ? Were these not poetry ? If they w ~ or prommences• in the ventricles of the brain which cannot be 1 -.moles .. es. ease ineems, mic si no ce emit s, osx. ems tn 8
..; At.. ~.aytt. t• h ' h
Mic 'munt . December 21. '- • Feb. 9.
of 9S degyees for a long time ' Whet eh th t" I • miknown, (1 Boges-208 hag, saltpetre, let bate: sugar, Fat bags; mus.. Carthagena .......1
'ant, vvitat were they ? : )I'"e say nothing or tin, ~,tirps or the water be mu h 1 - ' le' 'a'
-1.- ' e . emPers u's 0! ',eon, which betoken a titan y oppn't 1.1 f
si e qua 1 y o rea,en or cha- '
.-- - " • ' c ess. . ish, tin the contrary cool - down - tar Ia . •41 ',is lialt,s linseed 25 bales safflower, I,i bales hides, 1 chest . ___.. ___ , . ____ . • _
llorace, Juvenal, gtc.,-kmong the ancients, as their exam- to the temperature of the medium ' b• 1 •, . rigger to those which olisermitien has given to prominence% on •ii' ' (•( l' -'. I ' I' D •
in w_ica they move. As - me 111,120. rirt_ir- . . . .
the outer surface of the skull ? May there not be qualities of ' Elvira, - Simpson,- from Calcutta. •2 bees riee, 2 bags sugnr. for 1 PREMIUMS ot, INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
pies in •thii description of writing have passed for poetry water cools on the surface' or the sea it descends, anti its
- 1 rhis virtue or of vire there develnped is Foch are opposite to, alai Dauleeen, lialleny end c,,-1 Case tal.e.'N Fox-Bs6 hairs simile. 4.) bales
throng,h a' period of eighteen centuries nearly. The , pl""e is "Plied by "ter of a higher leutpetattire. ' 'eet 56.2 poekets, ginger, lea bags saltpetre Is bale.s hides 121 LONDON az LIVERMIOI.., Outward. -
overptswer those qualitie, which are devel.med on the outer sur- I inn".l • • tisane.
process goes on until the vvhole tnass of water is Coeled to I 14oi bendit.s rattails. Robinette, Girv'in and 191-29 I:ales (Sailing twfore I•2th•Jan.) ' '
Other reviews in this magazine are very temperately and ' face of the skull, and thus render a certain knowled, or man's to"s re'l'.a.‘ts" •
, 4t) degrees. Arrived at that temne . t • h • ' 1
, .ra me, t e water our I. re,sur- , jute, E Gill- 4 hetes lac else. al chests titian hie, 6 chests bet.s' wax, to „,„ .... after Ist Atm •
canclidly written. The miscellaneous infortnation is also race betting to become li.
ahter li • • . •
lan that beneath, and remains s a a
distrecter and capabilities, I'. OM the 1)111)1 " ''
ps or promineuces ot (helve, Gillanders and co-a :0 hags sugar S int; Turner and t•o-969 g •
Weil. digested and worthy of attention. 011 the I 1 ' h "
vv me,.at i e top, and grim s aunt e and mere so as its ie tue 'seam never to be attained a And then what becomes of the ' elt";, 11.,91 bees ri,•,., 21 Cli, sts.indige, I. 0 b'eles jut•teli3 bales hides, 104 ammea
Leeward Isl. Demerara fle Bethice. 20 0- 25 0 0 II - 0 0
lave think the Nat.
, .. ional Magazine is entitled to rank stiil terther reduced. By this.means the surtace olutilP):rsaalittneie• il: " science" of phrenology ?We must also object tn 'Mr. Bum- bales settles-els, 2 bales 6tnyas I liii/C tippe.ts. 4 boxes lac (lye. order- itondureg
'among. the stdera majora in the constellation of periodi- frozen to a siieht depth mile, and thegreat MilbS of water beneath hall's tinargunientative mode of torseking ashrenelogy, and From the Cepe of Goml-Hope, 1 hf pipe- 2 lalids wine, It .ellinson--
d i Dud man Witten - end ce-8 hf aums do '' •
Nets, York,.Bostlin
fe . • a • i tharleston. Savannah-
10 0 40 0 et) '0- 2S 0
cal literature. remains at the temperature of 40 degrees, which fish ale ena- taking reluge in the science of physiognomy. What have an 2° l'ilf Pirs I lir Piln' a( '
It 1,1 ise and co . N. ew Orleans - 60 0
bled to endure without any destructive consemient•e ensuing eagle's eye and sheing curved beak and talerlS Intl() with phse- Parole Queene, 012). J Hookey, from Maw-hills. with 5250 b''‘ sue flatetna lath Jan 40 0-50 0 100 • 0 -14 1 0
----ssmee----. • t teal ' ' •
ntha„ . l heae are PhYsioanornical signs ' Phren • • , .
. ology ie con- ear, Ttiylor. Potter and Co-9 casea retd goods, 1 little mats, Order- c• ,
wriada ... lit) 0 - I) ii 1-20 0 -130 0
The Statistical Jou l
rna „and Record Another pre ierty et water is that in passilig from the lio i I
or, Userol'Know- the solid i • ••
' : .' '
stete, tt, gtees.oot an immense im,s of heat, which it
su.' lo tined to the 1) . ' .•- -• ".
run. or, !Mimi', lo the bumps On itS outer surface. PI) British North America 3l) 0 -4,) 0 120 0 -14.1 0
ledge. January, 1838. London:, PeXley.. , also require.: for its re-convers•on irdo the liquid so •117 .a.
, ~ , . • , ,
.., Ale. yit ere leis 1 'h• I I h • •• '
So the horse-dealer isa net' •r 0 et-fiat:ll phrenoloeigt vh h
r• . , .. , t en e ' 'WEST INDIES ANI) AL-IDEIRA. Newftundland . 20 0- 25 0 40 0 - 0 0
We have had the pleasuie of cl. •
treeting, the attention of not the case. the Sheds! ina.ss of water would be solidified,' in steys la aorse dy tee Posithm and motion ot the herse's eats, Isle, (2981.1 Arthur, from Jamaiea. 55 tees 254 Imes coffee. order- Brazils • . 25 0-30 0 20 0 -6.) 0
the public to the three former numbers of this valuable h
w• ich case it TS e•yiderit, that no care nor furt-eight mitt el. in the but a or-ict kill PhySiOgnoni kr. Tli id' - unlogical loOseness or '1 i te,s 20 brls 3 lif bids eoffee. A lloves-1 I brls sirear, J Dawsen-39 River Plate 35 0- 40 0 35 0 - 0 0
East Indies - 50 0 40 0- 50 0
terms may deceive seine. Itut it vvill n"t hear eN"milialien. if ' tees 14 brig coffee. J Hall arid en-31 leis coffee. If Rasose-4 tees do,
,wprk. 'We are glad to find, from The coneurrentlesti- un't
item reeiens, guard agaiost the most dangerous entisequen- 1,, hes, Mann and co .- 7 tees I Isrl coffee, J C Nieholson-8 idols do. A Cempany's Ships 45 0-5045 0 - 50 0
mony of the press-, both monthly
. , weekly, and daily, that !settees e •
ees le animal life Ilowe,ver, it is not the case, lint t..,4ieat one Mr. Rumba-II argues for the truth of phaviognomy as a scienee, • iJ 11 Vette; and co-12 tees 9b 1 I 111 tlO tees flat"ia
r , 0,. un -- - • .45 .0- 50 0 -1-) 0-60 0
and adthieee proofs that airmen ere practirally ph ysioynomists, , 17)3ries7114:1' '
' o water has given out its heat, it sothlities, another (1 co-37 t• 11 I . • Ne S( th Wil 41) .I)- 50 0 40 0-60 0
hi, i
~0 e, s ir coffee, .1 Athens-5 tees-12 brls
(, w _
is.o , Is
ifs., plan and general arrangement are •tiniy 11 there we eastee with liim. But when lie is talking et' " phreno (1". 3 643(
s'
"f1e1341
ersa y ap- stratum does the saute, and so on ; but as water is one f 1 - , de, .1 Fannin- .6 ,s . Inas sugar, 1, 5 tees 85 leis 2hf brls 24 -ape o (mod ope • 3O 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0
y.
proved of. \loth respect to the utility of such a politica- vvorst conductors of heat, thie process is carried on to " I'e lege," let him " stick to his last," and confi 11.
ne iinselfto " bumps" eismks coffee, Tory. Holt aml eO-1 cask coffee, J Faimin-1 de, J Arrive 25 A- 30 0 3 t 0 -120 0
- thin there can
,be hot one opinion. The present number minute depth. - . a vet). and the form of the b •
rain. •As to the assertion, that the size of Atlains-2 puns rum: J Hall and ce-9 do, Jlt Yateg and co-10 Weis i
GI-welter - 25 0 15 0- to 0
, . the brain is the ineaatire of intellitzence. we cermet do better, in d'• IV Bra`rn- elm A Hoye,: -a seises saeeddes. Lileila, Nichols nria Lima, Valparaiso, Fec. . - 50 0
fUlly' Stletaina the character -of itx al
pr-t•ecessors. It la . '
ro-morrow evening, Dr, 1•;:ane w,ill consider the properties of ee-P0 • wilted hides, T and II Littledele and eo-•200 do, C Iforsfall, maba. Sieil37. Ike- - 25 0 20 0- 25 0
• ammonia, su.phur and selphurous and isulphurie acid. aceepting bis challenge to prove the revel se, than quote a piss-
very appropriately cledicated to the speaker of the House age troni she essay Of Professor Evans ,Or Dublin. on " The ' S°n and t•o-2.tene logwood, .1 Hunt-181 begs pimento, W Worthing- Sinvrtui and Constantinople - 30 0
- a Commons, who presides over an assembly through '
• ....--...........................-.......--
--- .- - • 'functions uf the brain," delivered by lii::initt the meslical set‘t ion toort--15 lons iec rustle, 10 toes 17e iignuill Vitt°, t 5 tons leawood, 16 ill:a:net
.11 -30 0 :10 0- a 5 0
. les swilmaany i 4 kepi sirrowroot 26 •I - a . '2 a' n ladeire
pacea_es prestnis, caees 4a • - . 15 0- 20 0 15 0 - ..,0 0
whose inStrtimentalitv acenrate'statistical information is EXTRAORDINARY Moos or, RasosciTATloN.-A Youth• of the last anniversary of the British Association held • ' - ''
'•
. I '
In this kegs succades, Tory, lolt and co-72 leneevrood spersalt• Stint:it-I Western Isles, Cape de Verds ao 0-30 0 20 0-25 0
alnicist exclusively obtained in this country. The first named 11
..enim Rice, having fallen into the basin, Cit - , town:- ' Nix Briti-11 goods retemed, 3 pat:kitties presents. 2 brls pimentm J Lisbon
y-road, a .. It was said
sp,aper tlii-s month is, a continuation of the "abstractS of quarter of an hour elapsed before he could be got out. The boy i e t 11.• , we will take the will take the brain 89 it is in, Hall awl eo-1 ease British goods returned, II Roose-145 bundles (I"diz - 25 0 15 0 - -ea 0
sarsaparilla.
.11teiliel Brothers-40 do LePe Frarsce
, w.,,, e"nveYed ta the Wenlock Arms, and tyro surgeons imme- t, na !tra ming state. and institute an investigation, and COlri. ' W . ' hand Ilarrison-88serons
the r ' t fth Commissioners of in'quiry •
.epor si o e . into the d • 1- •
late.). attended wht •fter an hour's exettion, were unsuccess- pare r.t, and make out why. it was that a i
nan was the d
- tobaeco, A Powles and co-2 cases arrowroot, J and G Campbell
an co-1 box casava bread, J • Adams-63 salted and 41) dry hides, 2 Holland
Hamburg, Bremen. Szc. - 15 0
10 6-15 • 0 19 6- 15 0
'Excise Establishment, and into the management and , ful in their ' 1'
a '
attempts to restore the youth to lire. A drunken most intelligent animal in the world." " Oh, it waS be- brls 2 boxes returned goods, J C Nicholson . Gottenbure, Stockholm '400.-70040 ii - 50 0
collection of the excise reventie throughout the United man i
. n the taproem, waking from his deep, and hearin I cause he ham the largest brain in the 'world :no an• I
a bag so Petersburg, Riga. saac. - 60 0 45 0- 80 0
' g tlat lame ahi ain," Now there we I b ' ' Ini
. SOUTH AMERICA.
Kingdom." This is followed by a varlet yof important the medical men had failed in I heir oitein 1 s •
p s„tageeled into the therefore that h •
t eory was overturned.
re arger tains in the world, - . Oporto
, 15 0- 20 0 15 0 - 0 0
Nightingaae, (263) II Crookshnnk, from Bahia, 199 hags cotton,
room and said he could restore the boy, and applying his mouth Then it was. " he has - ' - -
atatistiCal returns connected wid) "British Agriculture" Iloyie, Asten'orth and Co-150 do, I and W StewaittaGnolo, 169 brls
the largest brain, compared with thi. eize ( f hie hod • " 'CI . LIVERPOOL TI DE TABLE.
• to that of the yonth,(at the imin f in •Iu I th .1
P nue e, mg P noritres) • . • a • tat sewer, order-P D
-the import, constimptiOn, and expcirt of "Tobacco"- and be strong suction as if drawine the breath from the , was not the fact. The wren and the sparrow had larger fueling, William the Fourth, (183)T Christian, fret '
n Ssvantlla, 48 aprons ' a
"Rillipeet of' the select Commitif-•e on the Civil List"- tient, 'actually renovated • "
the lud in a few minuteg„ to the asto-
Pa' cotn ared to the s' ' h •
p . me of i Pim bottles. Then it watt, "he ha t
,he vilret Ore. 1 box eentents unknown A W Powles and co-3o tins l?ap. 1 Illrsa. Bvss.. I lii. I .
.11 •Pt....-.. •••• . .
.10,..,Nserman Book Trade"-"The Vital Statiatics of nialiment nf all present. This was the ninth person whom this largest brain, in comparison with his 'Tina' usiarrnw, than nv legit., 581 bales cotton, order-Q D ' -, ----t
•I " lie har 1 rt. m. it. at. Iv. 1. I .
Olaolltflw."-" Stat ixtics or France"-" On Man;and the individual had restored to life in a eintilar manner. This ex- at."'" • ~ I not the largest brain in vomparistin tonhi% u,vITED STATES. 18 10 40 114 '8 'Jupiter rises 9h 33m. even
Development of his Faculties" "The Cattle •11 rade in tretirdinary case has excited.nitich speculation, and has led to 'spinal merrow :so theme was an -end of that statement. It was Thornes Bennett; (505, 1 e 11. Tl"daY
q )q
~ • ,eute. Iron, c harleston, 82 bales cotton, Wedneaday -10 II 2 11 22 ;15 2 ,Jupiter sets Ith 34in morn
~,Thae the conjecture that an inatrument might he made tO aosiver tbe trhepini,a rktibir that el eat names
:Were attached ii, (meta „f th,„, IT Cilstellain. Lon and co-. 250 TlO.Caillinann and Stolterfolit-111 do, Thursday ...II 111 41 11 59 'l5 7 '.llilarYT 'ries 1 •
( • i „ , , t - 'mews.
France"-"The revenne of New South W ales"- II - means adopted in these iustairees of resuscitatiou, winch would re s, whilst the stsitensects of others, deservitig respect, hie." 1) M AnleY-9:.)8 de, 71 tare planks.arder-W 1.) Friday le 1- - e. 17 fl 5 8 .teaturn rises:Sl' 52m morn.
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on ay l5 1 44. 2'l-1 15 3 (Oxford Lent Termliggine:

U. M. IT. 11.1 F. 1. .1
Tuesday 9!101810 40 14 8 Jupiter rises Oh 33rn. even
Wednemlay 10 11 2 1,1 22 115 2 • Jupiter sets 1(111 34m morn.
Thursday ll 11 41 11 59 13 7 Hilary Term beltins.
Friday l2 i— 17 jl5 8 Saturn rises 7;h 52m morn.
Saturday 036 0,53 13 9 , Cam. Lent Tern. lie Fins
Sunday 14 llO 120, 15 7 2d Sunday alter Epiphany.
.• "Monday l5 1 '44. 2'll 15 3 Oxford Lent Termlegins.