The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09 00:00:00

•, • (From the Newicistiei Journal.)
Among the proofs-that mechanical scienee ie but yet in its
infancy;., we are'Fornished. with one of more than ordinary in Fel:-
est, itr the completion, at the 'MI ks• of 'Messrs. Robt.'Und'Whi!..
Hawthorsis, the eminent engineers of this town: of a lOCrifriptiVe
engine,..clifferisrg mrist essentially from any hitherto ittnce. It
isctheinvention of Theinai E.'7l-larrison; Esq.; Of •Whitturinl,
the engineer of the Stanhope and 'Tyne Railway, and other
public works;. and who obtained a patent for it. in .DeCeinber;
l '836 It speaks loudly for the merit of this important discliverli;
that the engine just' ornple:ted by ;Messrs. Hawthorn -is intend
e 4 for,,,thp Great Western Railway, and has been ex.ecuted .to
the order of R. 1.3.rune1,.,E5q., the celebrated engineer, a man
not likely tii tie misfaleen in his estimate of its powers and ad-
vantage§ Udiek:iri'Practical operation. It .has excitedii, very
lively interest, amongst the scientific and engineering gentle-
men of tke'districi,- and on SatUrdity and Monday its principle
- was put "t6'tice.test, it. nesirs. If iv/thorn's works, in the pre-
sence of large parties of competent judges, alL.of whom. testified
ilia' approbation of the_
g.reatirriprevem,entx iu cengratulating:,
1111. q nkrtisoti: and the 31eSsrit Hawthorn, on the accomplish-
ment of so stupendous an'tindertiliiiii: afid the very satisfactory
r mit of their. labours, which may be said to have excelled even
Vietiowit anticipations. This: is. another great advithee-in.the
ntwkof science. as the following brief description of the most,
essential parts, which differ. in, this machine from any other lo-
con:otiye.engine, will testify.:—;' -
:4‘l.,=The hiachiiiery'and'hOilerheingpTieedupon separate
cerriafreif arid'Wheets,:enablei the conducting engineer not only
thieve-an' uhObitruCted.Vieci of -WhateVer May be likely to im-
pede his progress, but also, from the situation of his seai, to
haVnalnioat the tvhcire'of the machineri 'within its reach,, so as
tolis'abie to stipilly 'Oil' when winted,-Or to fasten a nut or key,
foi' want "hrwhicifi .ithisiderable.daniage Ina' frequently been
an-Stained Ini ilnee'jdiirrieY, and which Might Otherliie have
been prevented, had the engineer been able to perceiVe, when
the'derantentent 'first originated: Nty." Harrison seems con-ytrtee'd; Moll his experience on the Stanhope and
,Tyne nail,
Kay,' that.' a robrih.pati the expense ror repairs to JoeoiiiiitlY;
en' itie4'iritiets'fain thg,po'iltroti of the Machinery With.regard
to the boiler,,partkof, which. are subject to considerable strain
front thi'fkrinit'sinti mill' contraction of the bhiler;
.and when
any ex tk4 'see I:epalii are necessary, the reinOling.of the and,
AT, . ?ilted.4tryp- In' 'The engine, is almost equivalent to
.(iT„iNi* timlaing it. Thii the present arrangement is...ciaculated to
.a......).10,1f01ate,'ati well as; WieVent delay to the viipirtes wheh,un.der,
~_:,',,,- ... ).,' ' I.' repair:,sinee the hhiler can he detached from the.
,eugine in a
47' • / -','. •••:~-4.,-.._AXmihteftiV link efttreritigr.rie o'r boiler united to "another, as the
,„./.....•;•. .. -failure: .' ',/,./10,4 ( ~ (ii:ierVlS'i-lidile-r.
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_. ; i - 247! • *W. •(t •s, hus.constructed is capable oflieing made
(
~'' s .-7 -• 1, ifi).,614• tKiiitiat, . eit'ftaft hearing a ratio of strength to a
.-.. . • r......._ 1 ••-r4l, itNIARA. Ati,..opertunity is also afforded of Reno; pp
`,....7....,--) ' j =J.:, 1 i °"dertifas4iierease of speed (at the Saiue time keeping
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. • UNITED 8 T .
Lexington, (379) J L. Hill, frpro New Y0rk,,1013 bales cotton, J 1101-
ford and co-B'2 do, Ewart, 111yeys and co—W:D • -
South America, (587)!* C isarstow, frOni New York,l2 casesl box
rinknown, 403 bales cotton; 10 tees fobaecci; ader-1 case
contents:unknown, Sadler and ,co-7-19 do, W A Brown-• 24 bates do;
.9 T ..Crooke-1 do, R 8e11.77 casks do, II Ilervey7-1 trunk do,
Cotesworth andfcs-7.-2,d0, T Worrell-100 hales cotton„4•34 J ,Browtf,
andcu-160 do,Roskell, Ogden and 0,7-119 do, .W Jacutt-49 do, Gib-,
bons and Irealitig7-10 wet salted hides, Stitch-di and co-397,csks
iyon ore, Cropper, Benson and co-50 chests 423 'hi cheat's tea; It
Dowle and co-2 casks seed, A Wright—? D '
Romulus, -mar J Webstey, from New Orleans, 368 bales, cotton,:
order--14.c10;.R Acrott,& co,-98 do, 11 Bent,-286 ,do, W and J Brawn.
and go-43 do, J Hplfurdi ,and co-54, do, Cropper, Benson and co-
-300 do, Boskell, Ogden and co—W P
• reetidn?s6t: t,
—3
270) J J_Sebbie-, from New Orleans, 610 bales.cottoßrownand 3 Bron and co 35 W H Gilliat-200 do,' Reid, Irving and co
—55 do. J HolfOrd a tid!CO—W • D . •
•Dahriatia...(4oot T Wiasor, from New Orleans, 1363 bales cotton,
111.014Areys and•Biddle-230,d0, t Green and Son—P D •
• Cattrine,,(446) E Lena. froth New Origa.ns„l2 bales cotton, Hagan.
Magee and c"071309 W and .1 Brown and co-241 dp„ A Dennis-.
toun and co-24 do, Baring Brothers and co-55 do; II W Reimers-7
PD • ,• • • •
• Piranepoia, (532) P 131akp,Troth:New.„Orleana, 486 .bales cotton, W
and 4 Brown and. c0—.1051 do, A Detthistoun and co-,-W p
Champion, .(36f) B Warren, from New OrieanS, 672 bays .cotton, VT'
alnd .1 'grown arid co-37 . do, A, Gartside--201 do, Humphreys and
Diddle-8 do, order—llt.d6, Baring Brothers and co-,W D
, Jacob Pennell, (369).0 Martin, from New Orleans, 1425 boles cot-
ton,,
Roskell, Ogd,en and co-10 do. MolYPeux, Witherby and co-122
• W and J .Brown and co-4,24, do. order-730 do, W Modsley-10J
do, Barn* Brothers and co-6i, ,J Hofford and co ,
' Sidney, (519).1t Cowen; from Natchez, 1785 baleS cotton, W and J
Brown and co-7W D
Pactolui, (500) It Harding,: from Savannah, 448 bales cotton; T
Crowder-402 do, W and J Brown and co-585 do, order-136 do; J T
Crook-104 do,. Purton, Parker and co-72 do; Collmann and Stolter,
! f0ht.751 do.,D Malcumson-223 do, Molyneux,. Witherby and co
Sdsannah Cymniirig, (544) C U Salter, from. Savannah, 150 n bales
cotton, IlmnPbreys and Biddle-196 do, order-71 do,. W Lindsay
Palestioe, (472) A N Littlefield, from Savannah, 549 hales cotton.
Roskell, °e'en and co-68. do, Wainwright, Sheila and co-43T do,
Molyneux; Witherby and eo7-211 do, Collimuth and Stolterfoht-50
do, .1 Maury and Sons-29340, order—l' D
11.epublican; (583) J G Russell, from ;zavannah, 1100 bales cotton,
If dinphreys and-Biddle-249 do, Molyncnx and' cu—W D

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• LANC:ISTEIt AND PRESTON JuNCT,DIti
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Locke, the i iglnCel has been here thii week, and we Under-
stand, has let the 'Contracts tor wOrkS at ttig. Lancaster rind
Preston ends -nf the line Lat rates within his estimates. The
work 9 commenced, and,are.tn.he completed
by the Lit of 1). A surveyor apPoi,nted 'by the
Kendal COrritnitteeTdr crintinning,the.line nerOwdrcla has also
been in LairV•aster,',and ha; receiver{ seine fridn Mr.
Locke. The engineering diffic'nities in thecoriantialion,a t[ie
Miele) Kendal are, we .undeptand, not importautii 'kind 'if onr
neighßdu rsiO the north, spew the same energy;ii,otir' tOvviismen
hav"e" dine, by" roiMing an'cluj?porting a compii9Y, they may;
extend the line from Lancaster to Ken'clarand thus bring
thenseli,es. Within the "manufacturing •distilei •of the oith of
England, and within twelve hours. distance of..the metropolis.
No more. certain means.can be adopted .of securing the. pa,seaee
of the main trunk connecting, the two countries, through. the
town of Kendal, than by constructing a railway between that
place and Lancaster.—Lancaster. Guardian.

Jamaica
leeward Is). Demerara & Berbice.
Honduras • '••
New York, Boston
Charleston, SaVannali
New Orleans
Havana. lath Jan.
Canada • •, • -
British .North America
Newfoundland .. .. ... ... ... . '
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River Plate •
East Indies
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circumstances connected with the journey„ interspersingthem
with imaginary adventures and anecflOtes, a very, instructive
aid agreeable evening would be,passed, when each individual
came to read over his or her litimiirs. ,
To-morrOw evening Mr.., Snitith terMinatep hii course, when
he will treat, upOn the different ,Charig,es which have and are
taking place
,in our_gl.he by the action of volcanoes, earth-
quakes, and other natural phenomena. The views in this lec-
ture will be particularly imposing. .

Company's Ships.....
tatavia
New South Wales , ....
Cape of Good hope '
Africa' • •
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso. &c.
Malta, Sicily. RZc,
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga •
Madeira • • • •
Woken.' Isles, Cape de Vercls...-
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenbuilt, Stockholm
etershurg; Rigs. Sze.
Oporto

CHESTER arm CREWE RAILWAY.—Among-the numerous
candidates for the office of treasurer and secretary to this under-
hiking; the choice of the direCtors has fallen upon Mr. H. L.
Jones, of Chester, son of Mi. Jones, manufacturing chemist—a
gentleman; we understand, well calculated for an efficient dis-
charge of the duties. It,wtll be seen by cur advertising columns,
that the sealed certificates are now in the course of delivery,
and that the scrip yet outstanding is required to. be sent in for
registration without ttehiy. We are informed, thatin..the.opi-
nion of the engineer (Mr. Stephenson), the line may beppened
to the ptiblic in 18 or 20 months from the first breaking gtouod,
which will -commence forth With, as salisfactory arrangements
were entered into with, almost all the. landowners on:the line
before the act was obtained. , , .• •

A HOME TtluasT.—During the resumed discussion on the
clause of the Irish vow law bill, on Friday night, on Mr: O'Con-
nell remarking nn the parts relating to vagrancy, Mr. Walter
said he thought the law ought to be fiery severe against "bid-
ing mendicants !"
It is said, in the event of a new election for the city of Dur-
ham taking place, that the redoubtable Sir William Chaytor.
of Wilton Castle—the hero of North Durham. and he of
sheap's taits and 'taties-wilt again buckle on his armour. to op-
pose any conservAtive candidate who dare to offer himselito the
notice of the eleetors.—Newcastle Jonrnal.

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. down the velocity- of th• piston') either:by" h'aiiin• g. viheeliihr - LIVERPOOL*" MEC II AN ICS' INSTITUTION. -o,'.ljipping inttiliginitt.• - - • A rkwright, . (414) J Biro ie. from Savannah, 130 bales coffin), Isaac,.
. Low and co-769 do. It Z wilehenbart ainkilt„,. ti-337 do, order-1 hild
- . • e.- -- each stroke of Hie pistom the. great advantages to, be derived ,
-.._ . ,-- - thOse whose•expenence LECTURES ON P 11‘ sIC AL GEOGRAPHY. • --...ea55,..... Madfim wine, 1 hox•leeilsa, A 11• Gregor attireo-W 0.• . . . . , .
-__.,____ ____T_____, , _ TUESDAY,- MARCH 6.-Wind W. Blow ing • fresh. , St. Ittark, /515 j E Ito'. les, from Savannah, 1300 bales'eettoh, W and
THE SEVEN S'rAGES OP WHIGGERY. has enabled them to estimate the•deStruction bv wear arid tear Om, Welnesday evening.. A1.r.,.10hn Smith delivered the third .. . . . , . . • Jilt-own and co-250 do,' Citniiiin and Stolterfolit-21.2 do, order-6
.....____ ._ _..-.---- - - - - - - '- attendiug such extreme vatocity.heing• ;jive!). to the- piston, not lectere of•his intereSting eouree, in ~• 'wen- the following beanti- AItPAYI9).-Avoca.•Boadle,. from N.auritios-Lady Come .Vl7 arn Poo. 'brls bones, waddin„..;to,,, 11„it.,,,fd ~,.......1, D
ftr'?irmy I illtcsl,s a!! _
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- The public world's a stage, . . a . . to the machinery only, but also to the tire-box, owing to the_ fel view§ were exhiu,iteci, viz. :.--, tie Preoisch liegel; tioi•ks of •,--!ndjap..Borth. wirk; fin P,•rna...nanne,cl-7Norma,,n,_ Woo. d, -Nierehmit (16'5) T B Cunningtiain. from .Mebile. 972. hales cotton,
it .1... v ; Edinhurgh..Barstow ; lialen, Snow. ; .fievatter, Roskell. o,arti told eo.--)4i do ooter-67 do C T Pon:ad-237dg,, I
And-lat the whiWofficials inerela players. .great pressure and velocity by Which the ste:atll iS • inj,ected 'into Eastey ; ',taboo ,
.I:assel ; Fall' mt. Itos•shurg• Mountain ; . I.,ike . '
, , . Kteiney ; :Cone-ord„Williams ; • and Romulus, Webster,- from tiew• wa-ie.,„iri,,,,L6,;eib,„„,,-o_, b , !. . ;
. They hayediad their salaries and their patronage, • the chimney, tharebY raising the temperature of the,fiee to socii. Uri. antl W iliisal .'l.'ell's Chapel; Cosi:l,4le of . Griesoaca; .0_
alearis-Itarliel, Moffat ; and Silas iticlords from Charleston-Saint - :Isaac Neu-ton, aa)h) .W A Rice, from Mobile, 1932 bales cotton,,
,'
Aild each man, iu his tura, played many parts, alio:tient as greativ to hasten the coutumption of the Material • Lik Mer de Glece,;: §ource of. the A rveiron ; Ascent tit Mout Mark „ Ilphaa.a ;. Groton, ,Browe -; Grafton, Stnitk ; aOd Brenda., Wainwright...eheo, a„ae, -
, Endured through seven years. In "28 the infant • it is made of, whether iron or copper. • • ‘, Blanc ; 'Terrific: Passage of .L7Aiguille ao. Midi ;., id ()spiral
,of froni Say,alittilft:--sidneV, Cown•, and Congress, Hasty, frien-Nathhez. A1ev0,,,,,_091
Whig,gery was puking iu its nurses arms. •-- • . Bernard • Pass of the Situ if •
" 3d--'lle bniler iS of the same cnistraCtioti 4 those ofother St. . ... •• - . , . I on,, 9allery o , , ._ ,
f Gando • Gallery -Isaiaitr, Miller, frinn. yidhaburgh-Suvialt, Itleuil,e,:froin St JoiePh'e- do, Wainwrieht, Sheig at
r Altair, frotn,Darien, 56 bales rotton, G Browtt-869,
id eo-10'7 do Molyueux and co-91 do, 1
. „ . I,if Iss.,el; . lt,occa;
_Devil s B..nage; lorreut of the. Vreesti • Pont a- . neen Jennie, • r • . . , , „, o *ct,T,arS, 4•Xfxorta On) Or.er --,s ••-, -•'' • ' ' '
Then like a whioing schoolboy, with his satchel, locomotive engines, except hi the fire Q• ' IT• • • f'om St • Andrew's-Caledonia Graham • and bx • ' (-• ti • . ..--1 11 1, ' ' • - .
S eitilSiiilltdo, W Stiecit,--499.-(l6,'ltoidtell,• Ogden and co=-163 do,
Slieridan,(l 02) J A Pierre, froin New yor,-, 81 bales cotton, J and
Burcieued.with pledges broken, crept, like snail, doore', and IS. divided into two parts by reservoir °
-:aboexhes;-iiwi
ehiicohr ho.ye two.
t,. Lem's; . Village of Otip, . la the Pyreneari' Metin'taitiSh.
Loeu.rdes.aad. its Castle • Valley,of Argeles ; Glaeiers of Gayara gruiradg&toetew:?,.l,
iit'.7-r7.Sr4.,,,,Jiaihz,eo,eeNnria.B.r.o.a-oqfficiA„diril;,ttr..ts
oc,m_Dsacir..arte-,e,Aatni!...)!Linceihkua,3:re4e9taiza
31 7 ,Cr9okce.,zs do, .1 Tay r ' '... O'A aylor-703 do .onier-,3011,
Un.willing.y to sehooL Theta& reformer, lita • aliclateas.- Daniel Who' I, lo -SW 1 T
• • suseended front the top;whkh, therefore, hy PreSent Mg: a' great-
lit „earl Si. G. oar, oa the Rhine. The effect
.of
_these view's was. 8,,_ ,
inart fr4m D-,ant-ara-NePorlait. Scobie ; Normandie, Tyson, 'runt . brls turpentine; E W Jaeksiintitided-Wtaes itla`xseed . Hilean Magee
Frowning Like furnace with a tiara zeal er area of heating surface'to-theactian of the fire, haateits the
much increased by the use of exyhydrogen,ais the illuminatartg Latht.ririe, Keitii; froin N, ew• Orleani-Palestine, Littlefield, 'fro.m. and co-.16-brls .1. boX contents- unknown, "-,land.J 13' row7n a'nci-co-- ••.- - :
. For lib-erty and Grey.. .And.then the minister,. - _ fa
geuerating of steam without increasing the teinfairature„ , .
P Vortsmonth,"(492),S Macednek, front 'New' Nork,:4lo hale§ Cotten,' '
Fan of false oaths, oft bearded like the coward, • 4 •• • .-- • . •• agent,aatd the.yaried asaect, of the la.ndscapes, in the brightness .
Savannak-Merehant, Cunnintthain, from- Mobile.--,Aleyone,mirt:
.4t this experimental trial, the engine was spt ria. motion 011 . from Darien-Henry,:----, fin,St.lohn!s,N.l3.--liehriette,
of summer or the gloom of win' ter, wa.s• characterisiically depicted
Jeeloits and quick to quarrel, sudden in truckling,, ..
blocks. 174 p aelocity ef the piston was ohseryed to be one hun- from Antwerp. .• Baring Brothers eed eu-275, do. Wildes, Pieke,rs'.oll. and co--7418 do,
by varyiug theiotensity of the light. , „' • - , .• • Bwart; Myer's inid co-10 t• do, T Seltwann and•cor3o do-,'S iin'..l" f
Seeking a paltry reputation . .
dted and, siaty
..atiakes per initiate.
.At :seat a xate upon a,rail, .
Er'en from a tory's mouth. And then the tyrant, The scenery produced by mouutains neXt dem- ands' our attena B • -
way, the. wheels being aix feet 'diameter. and hayiug three revo, rutus, Dawson; Rocket, Calrow, and Mary, Taker, hence at St. AO.too-7-452,,qp, A-WaYlor,--163 deuorder-500 lirls torpentine p4z, ,
With fair round numbers, by fat places bought, lutions per strOke, would be2propelledat the rate of lU3. miles tlo•n.. For a considerable period, the Andes were cOnsidered tu' George', (An.i6,-). • , ' hugh and Cininshaw-20•) casks flaxseed, Mitchell and co-P D
Ram. Tay]or, ' (43,3)- . V NlactliiCen, Irwin Charleston, 85 bales cotton:.
.1/3/.ith acts coercive, •Ireland Willa] chains. be the loftiest mou,utaias in the, world; it
.has ben. fonod,, hp W- Earl Pf;vri- Spittle, fi•om'Calcutta, afthe M•autitius'
••, an h,mr. ' P Chaloner, Sonand ce-57 -do, T Crowder-30 do, 4,Swainson-tO7
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Full of crurle laws and modern quackeries, . , , . a.• • a -• , • . ••• .. dca-Molyneux •and• co-193 do; D Williairtea-ttin ch), oirder2 eheatii";
And so they played rlsat part. 'rhe sixth year shifts , . - - , , - •• - Johanna, '---, front Newfoundland at Pernambuco
• ever, that the kinnalayah moantains rise to a. greater, height Lancashire' WitehaGraVsoh, hence at Mente Video' • ,
- - , _ aboyethealeyel of the sea, aithotigh, being situate upon the Ciice
Thomas-Mellor Hutuhinson, heime off ditto., ..- ' • , cieara, Alderson: perrin arid co-,-Q.13 i
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:It:Rothe weak and slippery nominee,
.SECON D E DITIO N. . of a couutry, itself of cousiderable. elevatiep, they &not .appear . .. . ' Plela6-s, (278) A' LiiiVell,• firiUliaid;sion,-500' bates eotton, It D&iiii;,
ed 2d Nov. from and co-50 do, Molyneux, Witherby ,and.s_e--4,20 do, Collinitna and,
The " Tail'' secured,aand radicals besides; a M.S.,AttMon.froinXiiiparaiso at Pertalsouth sail
Paeket:WhAter frorn,Lorelon at,ltio de Janeiro... •., -
Their yoethful uanae,,thotigh kesat, a world too wide - of extraordinary •height. ,The .Alps,are the , b ighest.inenn tains ao„gliac.
•-• ,- -- • -'- : ''' which,We _meet with iii Europe. l'he aAppepines and the:PY- Rio deal:metre the,,3d Jan. aial Irate Bahia the 16th. ~ . . Stoiterfoht-282 do, Leech and Hanison-W D
. 704 their-shrttiak=rauks, add their hig btill'a voice,' a.-• , a a• - a . ,•..
1 -d' T - L'' --1 •• -a- RAht • 435 cl It "k 11 0 I I • 1,18 d d . 70 d J
- , ''.' • . - . - renees belong to the second. class of mountains. •It is reinark.- PiZa JOinstone,.Petrie, from Periiaie- hue° at this Pott -riiled .15th , Binnev;(3laaft Hopkins. ,from'Charlestna, 100 I-rates:cotton; J mid'
s4,a7l.dard o.rnce, Three o' Clock. • able that the direaionof the principal. ch..a' ilia • of' tuountei•rks.iP. a ona, . o, os e , i.p. ey ant c o-7- oon- IA- .o,
'Furenig again to childish treble, piped January. TheMezeppa was to sail in t wee ay s, or iverpoo ,an
. , a , , . : , • • MtCtimmenillOi-do,'-'W and ;J Breven.•atid cia-,-.17Y do; W Stieirt-k
And echoed' rinisfain•d: . Lek Scene 4 a!1, f . s the worldis in that of the greatest, length 'of the .contiiient. to: GaTzigeleh;:iaatherith, for Hamburgh
)3 tie ~ trona ea-. r ails a i ,po , i ng DUD in ,
N ole t th's rt 's r d ' the do..P Olialoner, Son and cia-P D. . . ~., . ... ' • ... ..
• 'lttat ends. this sad disgratefill history, : LIVERPOOL MARKETS.' • - • - which .thev.helong,. In order_ to-uhtain.o cOnnected view-of the
la second childiahneas and Mere. oblivion, , ' .
. -- • i Gecirge!spocl.ll.aain ~. . ,
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~ .. . . ,:, . . .. , Ernpire,-(409).J 0. Baker, fr'oin Natchez, 156:Oates, cott6:fi, A*Den-
loftiest, add most .eatensive.systein oftmou,ntains upea tti. glOoh• • Powhattan. Ontlith, frOM MObile at this port, with.thecaptain, and nistoinfandehaaliado; waridl Brown a-na e'o-W D - .
. - '' ' Adrian, (619 ) J -1. Rogers, from New Orleans; ,20211ealeacotton,'W
'Sant pow,ii,larii lathe, sans frie.ndia smite every thing. . CORN EX.CHANGE, FRIDAY,' MARCH 9. • we.nattst sappose ourselees plared. in .New Holland,, with uer prew Of th'e' Ilyron, from St, Jobe, N.g., ahancloned at sea
, •• fa,ce turned totvards.the north, , Frorn.Cape Ilqin to Befiring7s • Dryope, Ila-milton, lienee at Pernanibueo
,' . •• ' andi.T.• Brown and ei).-4'..D•., •• • =. - --••-. ' -•- • '
• Britannia, -
, .„ Since TuesdaY. we have received a fair so pply of Irish Strait, along the westeru caast of Ame riea,-there is an almost ' from Bahia. andJoharitta, from Newfouti4knd, at ditto • Tally Ho, (417)T K Cormic.k, from Petersburi, 8 ca..s,k.slobac'e2,.W. .
- ' . .. . .- • . ' - . aovalist, Cummine..fram ,Newfoundland at Cove, sailed 3d Fel). Oxley and cea-la do, W audS Irvm-,l9.thia J Maery antaserasTaa.do,
-- a . ' CONTEMPORARY 'PRESS. ' ' Wheat and Flour, with a considerable accession of Oatmeal •• unioterrupte.d, range of the highest ino,un tains ; . From 13 ehriMes
' Straits avain succeeds an ex-tenuous line passing in a diree- f Os se
The•Tampiensailed3Othalauoary,.and 13roati Oak lst ,February, both Rathlinne.Brcithers and eo--1085 hales coffim. Wildes..Yielers,llll and..
cO*lo7' dd J Maury' •aiid'Sians-55 do, Railibone Brottieo.an.h•co,--
- . but,of Oats and other Grain,' the arrivala, eithereaasiiiise or • • ' -- - ' • • • . .' t , 0r- "4"e .-fraTilss, .. •. • • .
THE ROMISIT PRIESTS" AND THE WORKING mn Ire an . fall much 0 ort of wat might haveheen 9..x-peeteati •
fr . '1• -cl - -'• 1 • 11' •. ' tion through A.sia, leaving China and 11 indostan to,the so,
.Mary, Hamiltop, fro,o S,. J•ohO,, N.B. at Cove, with seven of, the Q'D• • •-' •' • ' - •
•
. . CI4SSES. • . ~ „ .ersaaatro r ,„ , n
throueh P' •• 1 A abia Felix in a irregular.mannerthiir .pa s s 4-, nge •r s from the Atlantic, froin St. , John, N.ll .fiir Cork, having' t• .. -- - • BRITISH A MERIC,4. . '
from the favourable state of the winds during the lastiew days. . A:trica, terminatiagat .es e .
v..
~. c . . . ~ ry Bliss. (7_ ) y. at. ay,. 0• . .
_.• • . . . ,
the..Cap.e Of Good :1-I,qpq., WhilSt on this .lett thii•v • a ion the, 26th ult ' The Atlantic hid lost forernald.'boW••• Hen ' II T NI- .Ic.- fr in-St 'John 'N B 1021 pees- pine
.• . , a _ (Er9m
,11se Morning' ~Ileral4.) ,„.:. •• . ' • . sprit., maintopini
.t,./z... ‘_ -__ • • ancl-163 pees birch timber, 581 peals, 38-9 J staves, 2*.t .cords Lathwoed...
.The supplyuf Wheat has been met
• • ' b . •- • - su,hiect it may nut Le• uninteresting to. surmise. that, as, the
y several buyers ou-epe. . •. ,1 . . , •s• • , d...d.. 4., aa , - Olive Branch,_Sedriek„for Savannah,has put back, leaky - - Wildes. Pickersgiland co-a-41)ns; furs, cannoo„Milh.r and..co-41 I)
~.
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. Weire so. well inclined:. to the 'cause of the workina - ~,.., t• .'' W ''! -
,p mug eof sea, cat ed Bellying s . traits, whtch . lin es, sat ti run Guardian, from Sayanilla at Castletovvn .Br ethera„.(42s) API Poole, friary, St. John, N. R. Kea
.pillq,tini-,
co s tn ,s aving pure lased
classes of this country, and so anxiOus that theY. sho-ula c9l4iimi. :;164. • i' ti 'e'' 'E. *''.
. . -i" . to a fair . , ~te 0
.y .1 . . , , ,
•iil.l'9•9n, ar! America, ia f qp ntl f •nzen over, ita this .manner the, Aloe ri- . . bee, 231 U dealr, 10 coids hit hWoCal.• 82''ciiiii. Wildes,Ticker'sgill and'cO
be-. judged acCording to the prinCiPle' 'of Iti'atiCh arid' ad•v•ance 0F.1d."-to W. pei, 'Nibs was paid this.morning for most can coatigent. was, inigioally.peopled. Valleys are the ,apaces., . ' . . , . . -43 D - , .
. , . ... , •. . - WEDNESDAY, MattOrr'7.-Wirid W. fresh: •
• • , - - , - i• - Columbus,. .E Pentreath; frorn St. iohn,',N.lT.letrices birch and.
mercy, rather thin accorthogto..tne dogrnas,,cif the poll, •11 as- ' i ... Iv•ii ietween o os•te ridcres of inouutains or qf .11111 S, - and
deseriptions•of.lrish; and good qualities of Eughs wet as -1 .g l. . •PP- I . ,-. • . - . • - -• •.. • Aitatven.--, Jehn Marsh, Clucas froin Calcutta-Alhvna Pride,* latlaoces fir. tiniber, 51lic 28 deals, 1120 20 stairea 11 cords lathwooda
tical ec.onomists that we apritit,..conte.mplate without foreign were rat - . their leivest part is commonly the bed of some torrentanarayer,.
her Mere' sale•able at the fall rates' of Ttiesday •• '- ".. -- • •• ' • a 1 • ea•at ,* from Jamaica-Thomits:i Reid; , from Berhice*Charles Hamerton, Cibbs, Brignt and co.-B D - i.. ~ ,
, ..., , . - . , • wii.4._originates 'tithe. higher groun
ra. n.sarne a te ya eyi
Itevnollll3 Erool St.Lboningn-ativel Brown from Nassaii--7Georeina • i .
~ . •., EGYPT- a , - , • .
great tegret,wny..cireumstance indicating that the work- FlOarathough takep off very sparingly to-day, was held %vat. oi: ,t,fi.c A,lps and 'pyrepeesait has been.obseried thatathe nooks wr;uit 'h. ar•l • • pa '•
' • es, oin - a paraiao, , azeppaa ..-aaa-aa, Irolll crriatia Alto-- .
. • . ••1) ' i''
' S' tar of ;.the.Weat, (15.0) R Quincy', front- Alexandria, 761 liaies',cot,
men:theinselves are injuring their own cause, and giv, 4rnmess on quite as. high terms as before. or. aagles en each yidp,,cocreHond with such exactness to pm- Reliapc,e,,.•Splatt, from
•Ceara--Perseverance, Cainpliell, from S4ya-; ton," 1 ton Oldrope, order•-•=4 I) . .• : • . .
ing, a handle of reproach to their enemies. But we do I.prime•Enolish.•lilkiltin.- Barleta beinh scarce 'Ma ;b- t d • jections On .the.opposite . side tliat if it .were possible to. exert nilia-Jacoh- pentiella Martin; Gibraltar, Doi-110; Clariasa. Andrews.; . - .• . ArE-017,p,n'RaaNghataa .-
.. - •• •
a,a, , , ,
,y
..e no e .
perceiy,e„olts., in„. scone cases, at all ovenia;tliey allow ts --••• d• ' •d- --4 f' ; a f ..
t's ' ..t. t b • th • 'd 3 toact er the , would fit so
orce sa,gate , 9 rtng dr si
.e a h 3. , , .., . • Crowell ;- Fratieonia,- Blake ; TaeitUs,' Russell.; Tainenenci, Borland:" Resolution', MI) W G•Wilso.,n, troyn,"
.0_ cleaSa„,l4. 9 casks tallotv, 2,20.
. . „ . per qr. eater, aa . grin teg samp es, tipan a nto.erate
..e- and Ch 11-iii Warren 'from New Orleans*-Bash-iw. Bourne frhni -
closet), that .no trace of. the, opening, would remam. . Such. ... • aral •- a . • . - '• • ~ -• grs -cresseaal, 1150-qrs lineeed, 205 bage hetilpset.;cl, 5-.10 pipe staves, H
themselves to be made the -dupesi of political mischief- N'itthez-Cionssitution,•Glidderl;4lrld Isaac :Newton, - Rice, trom Mo- dJ H 1 old • P 13-
iriand, sustained' late pricee; Malt, on the contrary, remained valleys aa,these would.seem to. have been formed by some coil; baa_maaaaello,, Lawton'i,:Pactolos, Hardin,g; ItePublican,-,Foster; anu _ orn )y i co- • • _ - , . _..
makers, who- have no other object-in joinin-g• -with theca - • - .• • ~• .: i !volition of nature. ..•a : ; . ~• ... •, .• •-•-- , a eheatl2h) T; Warren; frena • Smyrna, 130 tens valoraa,order-2 er
, • iit Slow reqnest, at our last quotatiOns.• 1 Arkw•right., Wraie; Sitaannah_
.c.3.nretning,Thay,er;,-Wropic,JackSeti; drums Ills J Harden-a do, 4 qa.hatups .tairsinaatzehr aster ~ -. i .
but to nse them as temls in. the promotion, gr. reyolutiona . . : - • , . . .. a.: ~ ... a Switzerland is the mosfinciuutainotts,cnuntry in Europe.--In Ati4lic,B.eattte, apd Tarnetlaae, Albyn. faont-Savhantaii-Ketiatpaa
- ' .r. ' ' ' '1
' - ...
• •
ar,y.c.tfloges,•w tich, would ‘ertainly bring no good to the ... . •
- Bean's were Stead}, in value; and Pease, selling rather 'more /, u
t, ature exist d fh• • 't • b Th
, ~ . . s.un er . e,most gripes egar s. . . ere we ,may .
.ee., an.
...
Ras 11 • d 'Rochester,' OwenS",•••from CharlestehL-SOntli'Aineriea; W. ifP - - 'oft' 1b 1 • i etS ''J'S • Irsi.*l ch'est'boOk ' and .aPe'rs, G-
AMplartte (139) T L'Davie- from" Shavina hit lahearniidhearraits,
Worimg classes. .. , . ._ . . . , . ~ ,
.. . freely were the••turo lewer. • fi cid thh icy chipatepf the bile-9, auditiaceompaphingaterility. Barstew ; Lexington. Iliil;and 'Sarah & Arsilia, Gareliner, fro in Nen! Eilia•ti
. • . - ' - • York-13rothers 'Poole ; Columbes; --,—, and Perseverance, --.-, 4 lirlsll4•tons emerv,stones - A Sinclair-1 brl tiCevierloatit; j Ph-Wither .
reand(;,-tio-----'2s'lliaelest'a•ml3 adder' i•Poota,'ll-2 hales' c'ottOnf4.,'J- MlLaiirin.-
• .
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•'' - '' , The Oat trade though..tiot lively,: was firm -at our last cor- alteanat lag withathe heataif the enhator and the,smiling appseara from St.• iolan.' N.8.-Halifax, Cleaw..4rout-klalifax--Anni.---,,—,. _l„truolt. wea • --
"'V h II Ifb 1 41 I ' 12; tal '
ring.apparel, % T 'tot we ,-- • a es, wet s.. ant I 1 es,.
We recommend the workino. clailses of Englan'd---•*ho i atace of the valley hf,Tetupe,, The..Pre bisah, &eget, the .11,4 icy,'
.ri. .... fancy • thelleit Irish eorninaudin 2i Ild per 451bs Oatinea , • • from. Sinyriia,Syten. rotate', .frein. MarskeillaaPtilicana Liodsel• ;a•t' • . 1, P9.,bal ate , 2 bales returnnd itciodsall•tonalipxwood,
have some rea-stirl-thltioW that tee *Milani:it recoirimend 7 • ' - g - ... • • '- tied Rahou, aiku.atettp,enrhhe Ellie, in ,Sax.on, Switzealand, Pre-.. - Enneityotiri.O.Wens ; Mary, MedCall,.iiiid. rtends, Bell, from Drug- r,
04i,- Abisite'"s Gumadder.,rooet6s:o ii:illes Cartiets,.. 1 bra 1.0 eases efiringes, 1 bale
,
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any thin.' to them• except for their .goOti.L-,yite: recommend attended - with 'lt good itrquiri; Otte Parcel S-were isp.osed of for sent. airi king instant es of, the,pqwer of water na a means of re, hedi. . go'lit skins, 4 drums seammohy, ortlerS D. -' • . .'. •
. ..
them, we sav, to beware of Roman Catholic priests, apd • -riv''•. ' -'1 ' ' ' ' '' ' ' • ' ' ' '''' - ''
. d r a ti; n• ''
r.. ea,meatt,„„ip, partial instances at a small improvement upun uc ft,
.ae aturaialevel of countries., ol• we find in, these,pjaces, 'f b • . iseilles• -1 brl -wine 'NV Lithaa‘Ll do '
Syreria4(9l) i -Foster,' r ra Ma
~..,. , . . ,
J 'ta O'G t -It' bertson ' and. I •,,f b ronoh Pickett hence t '
.- i' • f - - Tuesda 's rat - wh• h however the dealers were ex ••
poitticaf conspirators. who' insinuate themselves among' • -.,. Y. .. X!fr's. al lc • • not - f f taumber of in ulated reeks mina much atiove..the .sura
a .gteat. a , . s
.. . . „a. chionan . aun a o , n,, eo,, , t „ a Waterhouse and Sons-1 do, A` Kincaid-80 bays madder roots,-30-
.4." lona briinstmie,..so- (era ks• Madder ; order---4 tarpaulins; Baileh Brothers.
. „ ~
aa .
...,, ice()
.. 0 greund, same .ceveretl. with fine trees, which appear• .Sarah Rirltett, Atkin, and Saguenay, White. hence andante& a
Pure • aud co-S,D• ... . . . - . . - . • •" • • • •• • • -
thini; endeavouring tatierenade 'them that thet'rotestaot . tensive buyers'ro:day. . to,ha,ve formerly been, surround.ed by soil .until the actual f
(la China •,' , _ . . _
• . .. . ~.. .
ti;fcirinatiori; and- the, . rotestant
.eitabliArment, are
.the .-'Botided -Wheat; iseing still wanted for.exPert, seYeral flirther,
,rtimaing.w,atetahad gradealry carried it away.. In,.some,places Alesapder 13'aring,.—, (rpm London. at Chilta_ . a • ' ; a• „
ch`tist-ai uf the u4elieved distresses which afflict - the saleS. have been made, of. midilliog• Lower Baltic red, at 4s. 9d. .large undff masses otroek.have..fallen, leaving the high, per% 'Jessie_fiogan,'M' ltla:sc,:rf, from Benabay at ditto '
jillatfitt. -, ... ••- ' ,
. ........ . . .
-,_ • tions overhanaina arid. nrojectittg. many yards.. The restored. Jtinina,'Hohinson, from, Calcutta at ditto •'- • • • .. .
,rtgltalt poor. They .may depend •-upon it -that these t 0.55.; a• small:lot of high mixed lionigsburg, at ss. al. ; for-a I •." " - •• • ' - •,- • • • • The ,I,auraica the Soph,ia the-Brothers the Richard Bell, the Isa- .
~.,-.„../...,.-d. - - -
~ . . .. vi liwe ot Goldau. situated .in the.cantoo of chwertz, is yenta rka
conspirators- impose upon Ow ignorance 'Of tliiii,e- sitiferior one.-- of the foriner desoriptiOn, 55.•4d. per 70lbi. 13. s bl "' ' ' f • tid th'e Ara . rom —, at C ma.
bell",'therttifare'aie. t, a'' - ‘' -*b.f. " • ' ' '' .1-i. "'' • • "
• LIVERPOOL-CO'cfrOisl MARKET, MARCH S.'
a a eon al:connt.o , the awful. calamity :which oc.curred uppo its.l Biaaaaaaba
k ttighat, ltenceat Bannhay, 25th Dec,..., • • .. .
Mattek which they. pretend -to' be-at the' is:int:of all th " ' •.•
f • 4'' ' •
.. .., been re use ' . site i,n fEik)f,i, in,cuosegnentie af, the sudden. gliding pt-a mass.ef Bembay. Packet. Garnock, hence.and Rio at ditto' ' .There continues to be a good general demand, but the market is)
.• . • . .
evirs in the poor Man's- condition.. They tell. them lies. the
,Roasherg mo.uutam,(esaimated at doable the size. of Parial ' .Lley.wood, Jones, andatohn Campbell,.,--.., from Llaitelly at IdittO la lb -lower since. our last. The sales
very. duth and-prices are stl. pe , . - ~
. yesterday 3,500. bags, and 4,000 sold toaday. .. • a .
... a
.. . :., ,
N;ithout seruple and without stint, and, under the pre- . . ANERA.GE PIi4CES. it-it() the valley heneaab., by „which three ,villages. were over. • :Buckinghamshire, —, from China at dittO . • • __ ._
tence of asstating workino. men to obtain better wages, W HEAT. elfr 70 lbs..- sdi s• d'Bitalaa, imp. mea. ads O• whelmed, atid betweett 1,400 aud 1,500 lost then lives. The Malabar, BOX ; Ganges, - , „ ----- -- -- ----7 : - -,--,-;-;----,--,..,-....,....
_. , - t• CI rkson fro London at ditto - ' . .. LIVERPOOL. CORN. EXCH.A,N,UE. Manca..6. . ,
'this disastroas circumstance was that the mountain a- ' s •-•.- • - --.- • ' -,- •• • :.• -. : L.- ; - ...
they are assisting themselves to power and-to pesseisions tris'n. dried red.. 68Qi8, 4 .1 rish .... ....... 43 0@46 a cit.9s. 14 . . - • ~ ' .• • ' . Fatima, FeXers, and 131 and, Callan, hence at Calcutta, 9th Dec. ' Thelhaw•has,centinued dering, the whole of the past week., and the,
Pio. dried.white, 7. 6.. 8 6 .paoun, ha 280 uss. , heorg based upon oleaginous earth. sloping at an angle of 45, Theoultisia,'Uncletwood- hence at ditto', lith ' ' - linied4menta tc... our conlmunication. witk the. eouotry.by water cons!
which they „would use with -tyranny, agg-rayated by bi- Do:Undried hew :6 6..6 10 Eng.Bc irish sup. 46 0,.48 0, degrees, the.actien ef hea.vy rants had. ao. lousened .the. earth, • PatriotEdog, Clarke, hence at dittO, i3th . , veyance are alinost wholly. reineVed.;..lititl),Y, a Continuinee of easten.,
gotry, if they but attained to them. . English • . 8 0 9 0 Do. fines 4l. Q.. 15 0 that it had glided (Inwards. A little nearer the.itlpti ntaituated-• • Allertoa, Chatterton, hence at ditto, 14th - ,•- ..
. . witida. the baporta have b'een. freq.. trivial, and hi
.the ex aectiitidn 'of
• • ' - '• • ' ' •Cattada..-..'... •.. '0 0.. 0 0 Do. secondi 24 0••36 ° the level), lake U. ri and W. illiaoa Tell's,'Cbapel„ a mostilelight-; Hesperus, Baxter, hence and the-Mauritius at ditto inore abundant arriials Or' ignarf;•Floni, rind MeatTroni Ireland,,ori a
,We have seen:within. these few days a. printed. address, oft-rs-,, 4, 45 tbs... .Do. thirds..., - .... -, . ,
- -ful scene, one, d,ear ,to the heart of every patriutie•.Swiss.. The, changelif-wind;ont•miliers.anddeiders have biinght-very sparingly of,.
front the ‘,‘ Nottingham Workman's AssoCiation" tci. :Irish .... ....,... 2 7.. 2
.9 11ei.1.,240th5. new 23 6.. et 6 ,
~ • , , ~ •- Dlike sac • But•eleugh, Martin ; ' Moira, OWeii ; liord Hupgerford, eve,
y article in the trade since Tuesday last, but at fully the-prices.
Bsatey, V• 611 tbs. ,Do. old k h f d' • 11 d h •••" ll
0 ...
..._ u cn,pei was,ount to mar a uspot o . gioun, , ea. e
.t e.t e, es-a,„ Farquha'''
rson ;,Tboolas Quoiville, Thornton ; Cornividl,• 13elf; Ex- therramaaea ,
".the •people -of England," on. the •Subiect. Of- the gels; liish grinding.. ..3 3;.. 3. .8 ,1311.0_. V 2-1 tbs loa. 1 3 Natte,..da.which Tell leaPed in ma.king . his escape,, eutarif, the, -mouth, Warren; aiiii Richmond, 111•Leod, from Loridon,-atdittO -'''—''' ' •-•• 1- • • • C•' ' f ''F
' •a h) '
. a , . Theamly.alteration, an tee dates on i rain. rorn
..ereran orts,sincer.
poor-- laws, • which is front beginning to end 6.• Paitist boilt of the tyroaii,Gealer. The; i u teriar,of the chaPel is adorned, . Orient, —, salted from Bombay on the Ist Dec, the-Tory, the Trick ishii inerease Of 11.6.1 ner q.uarter on Beanif ;770-mut
,201:fiq'ti or
• .
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tirade .of rev olotionary falsehoo'd. , .Thka, address is • AVERAGE PRICE OF BUTT. Eil, .3.c. . v0).4. ase r ies'of piethresa in Freco representiagt he principal '.sth, the Calcutta the,l9th, •tite Orlearla the 21tha and the Princes on Whear or aartaa aualittas; and•adinti feW Parolts .or Flour aitimit4.•,',
,
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S D S 1) s n s eVelats in 'rell'a.life.,. It niay beave'll here tornentom. that lakes •the 2d Jan. all for this port, in bond, have been made for export at, in proportion te quatitie's;•fully.
signed by eight of the ;managing committee of workmen, he 7h D d-•• ' '''
'
Bacon 4fa cwt.... 4G 0@47 0 Banbridge Bl 0@ 86 are divided into feur classes, OZ. ,•-thctse-.which :have no outlets ' Sarah sailed from Bombay on t 1 t ec. an „ the Asia on the 29th. the prices quateh in our last eirculai., .-- • .-.
.• ,-,• ' , --
bUt it bears internal evidence of having been prepared liattlit,'d= • 60 0 64 0 Waterford; • • 93 0.. 90. :nor receive an ' ni wa e. • 'th Se which have a • • •
y. rtt la ng ,
.t I ;
,t) n ontteta.
i both for London - . , . At this day!s, market tlaere.w.aa a fair attendance. but in the prospect,
by some pestilent Romish ecclesiastic.-- The pamphlet, Do. wet -0.. - 0 • Coleraine 5B 0.. 94 i.,
out which receive.no running water;' those Hero of Malown sailed from Bombay for China the'lst Dee, and the of ,liberal supplies, as-the wind is•nOW•Wk*ft)3,,pdrutwklkwile.itade.
which both receive, ,8,,, h - • hl9 I
ma, for t e Mauntius, on t e t 1 , .. ,
only to a'numierate extent cif everY article in the trade, and- no al .ra..
kat Lard .... 54 0.. 46 Q .Car10w,....,.. . .
tOO, though printed at Nottinoiiani bears on its outside . reu.d0..... 1.4 ...bu 0 imene • .. 0.. -- ,
FBilradde '' . ' 0 •'' L • k alai discharge streauas ,of water-by far. the most. numerous. " - , •
the names of very iespectable London publishers, Who Greaseßutler .... 40 0.. 41 (i. 'Belfast • 90 0 _l3O clitss; and those which receive streams of water,.cataracts, and , a 480% '- • •
THURSDAY, Maticit 9.• Witia'r,.' tr 7oui s.- ct. ia ri, 'lrsoiala• Colia,ar . . a
would, not,, we are sure, have. knowingly allowed their Yrhne Mesaßeef, • 'Derry - outlet., „The cele- AnarTED,-7amilics . Johnston, from Jamaica-Tarquin, Hunt, EngllS ..........
•If - El• 4• a st. .6. Red
8, •O• - 8 10. • - lute . 43 0@• 44. 0. t
Ny • ' 43. • 0 44. 0- .
• •'••• - • 4trtieree,'9B 0 ..110 • Cork, 2as, -0 - - brated walerfall, Gaiesbach,, next atrests the attention .of the from Viektburg:-Sena'tor, —, from Natchez-Bedford; Welch; Scotth •
narnea.to.,be pat : upon. .such a farrago of • Romish lies. Prime Mess Pork, - 'Newry. - • - - (,)", ••• - tourist. In its at eighhourhpod, , the re is a.. mOuntain we b. its Orient, Bailey : .Giorgiau..Maralialla,Sarah P:atker, Davis.; , aud oe .1 riah,...• ... - a
- 6. 10 - e 6; ;;REINS,Air gr. • .
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We are, therefore, _warranted- in .belleving that these ' - do barrel, 78 0.. 80 0 'Dundalk -" " - 'side laid bare, like that of the Ressberg,..owing to a siriailar fall' torava, Deean, from NeW Orleans-Virginia, Graham, antl.Ha.railtop, , 49n4ec1.,,,,• .... 00- o 0 I:iglish .''4l 0 - 41 0
-. , •
' . . InSh, . ' • 35 _ 0,3 t; 6' "
... . Sligo -0.. - . ~• a , , , - Bailey, from Mobile-Aarota, Warren, fm Apaktchieola-Nephiates, BARt.ET,. 4r. qr. ,
33 0 --34' 0 • PaaS,'-Orey ...% 29 o'. 34 0
worknien bate:got into the -••hands of RomiSh cOn- - d• tt . d'f. 400 • Tb '
[laving taaen place,. aecor mg ora 1 ion, • years ag,o. e. Emmerson, from St. Mark!s-Cordova, -OWeritl, from Savannah- English •
-. ' a • " ~White ' 32 -.0 -- 38 0
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spirtitors, who are taking advantage. of real circutri • falls of the, Griesbacb are described by travellers as being trolY • Belvidere. Bailey ; Jupiter -Carter, and Bounty, Hall. Johnson, frotn Chevalie). -..-. ••• . •35 0.--35 -. . - • • ' "•-• .
- ' • • ' ARRIVALS OF CORN. 6- 4, -7, •• RAPESEED, Artast,,i. • -a--
ntaguificent. . , . : ... .• . -
-, •.. • • . • • . , Charleston-Caledonia; Gr;ihani , from St.John,s-St." Patrick, —, Seowk,Ar..6olb... 4 •
stances •Of hardship to Chive the populace into, rev.Olu•;:- , . . .
t' . .. ~ . . From the 27th. February, to the sth March, inclusive. .The glaciers of Switzerland.are best. ptetured to the mind by ' from NeWfoundland-arrovi, Hall, and Lydia, Hannan, from Cadiz-7 Irish • 3. 4: ,-.. 310 I FLoint, English, 4Y 2805. .
- 3 O 3O 0 - 48 o
ttonary exertion- for tile . overthrow of the Protestant • ' ater instantly congealed so alh r t . Pocahontas, Cook, for Anfwerp-Nimrod, Pattereop, frepaHavre- Forekn..in bond. 2. 0-2 2 , yine. , ..: .• ,
......; •• unagining a stormy w , . a s .ap esen . Irish . 3;'l 9:7-7, 48 .0
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church, and the re,establishment of an ecclesiastical DESCRIPTION. lII,E- CDAST. I Fl)- EASV Euphemia, --, from. Demerara-Swiftstire, Boag, from Africa- OATS, 4fr 45tb... , . . • . ' brl free
wisE. ~,„. molEs. 'roma. scarcely, ail inch of even surface, but, to be entirely bristledover .. Engbiti ...... .a.,, 3 5 -,3 6 , A rtierican,.T . .. : „
LAND ' andl3.•larave . Williaml, from Laguua.
tyranny. . . _____. ___ ___
...._._-_-- - • • • Scoteli . ` ''3s- 3' 6 " Swe'et, U.S.' .. 0, 0 •••-•• oa,
- • • bond 24 6,- 26 0
Qrs 1015 1077 •orn osed.of ira ietuous totrents rollin i - ' Irish - "'• 2' -91- a 9.. ; Sour, •• • •
• 211 a. of this,.neiog a p.. i t, tempe.s John 8z Robert, —,. from NeW Orleans, at this port. In tat 49 - ~.„ aaa
•-• •ThiitiioSt false Anil and-a-clans _address is prnftise in Wbeat lb .
I.JATIVEAL, .:
'''' • Berley Qrs. 20* 436 ; 680 tuousiy. +Awn, the, sides of mountains,. from, eig ht to tem thOutand 30, long. 29 30, saw a '
ship, with blue painted iMrts, and man bqst Foreign, in bond. 2 0- 3 .
h • ... 23., If - 23 •13
quotations from, the Old Testament, Which are mis- 'oats • • Q,,,. 777 847 • 1624 feet ia 'height, into a,deep raaitie,,a mile ancla half in hreadth head, abandoned,and appeared to have been on.firo, , . ...• .. ~.',. Ditto.- ditty. free.. 3, 2.- 3 tx.. Englis ......,
837 24' 6 -'25: 0
applied in a ,sPirit -of wicked, ingenuity. It gains the Yk"r• - 573,-) terminating at its lower extremity in ati icy precipice. or nearly T .n... .!'s.s ,
11 from. New , York, atthis port • sailed llth Feb. RYE, 4Ygr.• ..... ..32 0 .7-36 0 , Do. ne.w 1 . . ,_,.. , „
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oethf raahlen,efell in wlth the ' '. ''F .• ' M fi ••56 0 rS 0 Scotch.. ..... 23 0-23 6 -
. ...., , , . . Ditto , Ban•els • . .. Arehunetles, ogue,, from New 1 ork Altz,,4r qr, ne .. ,-.7.)
attentioninovrever, and..even the sympathy of the reader, wait .. Cwt 17 691 703 two thousand
,Ne.t, whose idlSe.is, io a still deeper valley. h
~ .., • - T.- for LiverpoOl; burnt to the water's edge, and sinking it the thne ; , Middling' 46 0 -52 0.• •
by insisting upon the broad principle that, according to aatineal . Loads 4142 . 23 , 1165 fall of anavalanclie is an' eventof impressive grandeur, but a,t- took on board, from the boats, the crew and passengers .
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Sciipture, lo What is Called the law Of nature,' and to the Bran •- ' Qrs ' •• ' ' . , . tandf,..d with considerabte .4a.tiger to the inhabitants. inathe Baahard Anderien, lamas, from Virgipia, at thia port; sailed 19th • - OVE,It•PO6I.. PRO V 18-10 N M A.,liti. ET. Al a.aC•ti' 8.."
Beans. , Qrs 22 ' 2'07 , 229 valleys., below. . . Feb. Left hi Hampton 11,6ain,the .lames Caskie, Young,Tor-L'ondon. aaa-b•• .. • „a, • •,, • • -•
a r xtenfor bueinesi hiiiing. taken filiCe ip'
law ot England, aa laial chi w 6., by Blackstone, the desti- l'eai - ' Qrs '63 ' '• ' • „ .., .
63 •N'othing s,hort of acitial,observation cap corive d t
. y any, a. eque e, „ ,
Lord Alttiorp, —,' hence at'Sincapore, and sailed. 17th Nov. for- • -,ltrirr-P,Vyce'a f.' 1' e a't rin the' past week • Fif- t l'ti •
4,• • goo , litter, at ormer .rates, r u g _ . . .
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~ . m.q la ep,
tutse poor have a right,to, suppoi t sufficient to all the ne- ItYe Qrs . idea of the solitary graudeur and gigantic ptopertions of Mont Aparail". - a have Mot comnianded intich attention, but wecan note no' al tendien
Shelled .Barley- ..a Ctet ' .
• f 'l` 1 ' S-- • d ' '
nner, fh we, rorni,a cetta, at incapore.. an . salted 28th. Nov..
in their value. • The• middling and. inferior descriptions hive been..
cerpsipes., of life. , klaving • laid this groundwork. the Radeseed...... Barrels , ; .
.Blauc. Its anowv mantle alonee,xceeds the height of Snoivdatl, f CI • •' a
. or 'ma
viriter 6-'f the address springs-straightway Into theregion Indian Corn Qrs • '
being ,10(10 feet "The .eetire elevation of, Mont. Blanc above. • Fn'arnidable, stag, from Manilla, at SincapOre, andsailed22rid offering itta.dechne of Ia t
- o2s tietcwt.--,Lartlaintinuesto Meet, A slow.
of..PopiSh. lies—he attacks•thipropertY of the Protestant
,
, s. d. . s. d. , •
. . . , pendons height. it. catchea the, beams of. thesuu on its sat:welt. , Thalia, Graham, hence for Calcutta. was spoken 28th Jaminlat. Batini,Liletiast '. ',
,',
.. ~ ,a ' 9h 0. -6 tao. 0 - Prewt.
church—insists that it. was originally given' in trtiat. to SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. In tbe morniog twenty. 'Mantes, ea.rlier than the, surrounding 3 IS,long•,avY.. •.*- .. ..
Biuthiidee ,••• ' - 84. 6 91 6' - --
the ClergY fOn the siipport. of tbe poor7--that in Catholic , PLYMOUTH March 6 -The Georhe Cannina Harvey, from Macao
Alps. and retains.. them for th.e.saine.periOdlaaer,in. the evenina , : • a a, - -Coleraine..• • 96 a - 94. 0- ----ha' -
, r..' for i•ondon must discharge part of her cargo 51igb........ ...... ~.. , 90. 0 - 92 0 --,••• .
times there Were no poor rates, no church rates, and ng : FRIDAY, Maacit 9.-Wind N, W. Fair,. . , Dr. Pircard was the first. whq succeededinteaching the summit Sat M• h 3 -Th Vi Idl S' . hncf ,N f d-
go, arc • . e , yres ae, 'meson, e. e or, ew cam
.Derry ... . '.. ....... 9O. 0 _ 92 0 .7_4,
Eq..upers-, andithat the. poor were relleved, the' Stranger ". - ARaivgp.-,Queen Adelaide, Barstow ; and Bangor, Dyer. from of Al opt Blanc„ . This, he perfotmed in 1786,_ in. fifteen .hours land, which:opt into:Polar Taatin. 23rd -.Feb. wath damage. is a total
assistea, arid churches built and repaired opt of. ate re: New Orleans-Am,y, Crowell, from Sayimnah-Abcona, —, from St of actual
;John, 'N.B.-Ulric Behrendt limn Danzh, ' ''• '' 1 walking exclesive of. rests,, andremainedunth.e aunt-,
h • Th Id tit h' • • •
-mit ha fan our. eco was so ll:dense. at ispro.vismee 4rc
wretch. A , large ship with only, foresail and.jib set, was passed 2nd
M• h • 1' t 4820 lone 14 vri ISNVI' ht . • . '
,in a . , ~. , tu, ~. ig ' Limerick , sq o ... 94 0 --..
Carriek , , .
~ 9O. 0. -- 95 0 -•••-• , .
Kilkenny ' ,'950-, 99 0 ---. .. •
venires' of the church. Then Tir. Litioard, a Romart i • • • --- ' - =-.---D ence for New Orleans. was spoken'in lat. 44:
, - • and ink. were frozen. On the retuin to Chatitouny of the Doc- ..gr.TWes• .• h CtirlOW, - 98, 0 —• •
Catholic priest, who has written a " History. of Eno.- ' t'hc"ix' •Hartfey. seiled frorn 'Calcutta for this port sth Dee. •
tor and his h • f • -••
. •li ' - d 1.1 • 1.
party, t eir aces aere muc excoriate , t eir ips lonrg. it; with hiss of headand Cutwater Waterford - 94' 0 --
at aa,a- • - - -' -•-- - -• e. aaue,.Ritehie, from New Orleans, at the Clyck, Triumph, supposed from St. Petersburg for -Basten, was.spoken in.
Inna, is quoted, to show how much better thepoOr were • London and Falmouth-mails have not arrived . swollen, and their, eyes in a. much inflarriesrl,atate, caused by . , . ,
lat. 47, long. 18, with losa of bowsprit and decks swept swering for Newry - 92.. . 0 .---,
tirctlmstanced; in ."- Cat holio.', Climes ;" and,;- finally,' the i - -- -•' -• • • - .- - 'the reflepticat of the,.snow anal the rarefaction,of the.arra Stimu- England, - Cork . . .Q. Q., -_-__ 0 0 a-a.
.. ....... .. COrkdr-i3d.i7, , .0 0 -a, 83: a' --.-_,
, ,
~ lated-b.y. the success or Dr. Piccard, Sanssu re ascended the --ItOlier and Laurel, Were to sail frcim- Sivanillifor Liverphol, about .
Piotestant establishment is attacked,' as'One.vihielt dOef .; - . Do.-piekted 24 ... .. ~.:. 93 0.", -a 91 61• . ---- ,
nothing for the poor, though it .has a revenue of up- / JOV-OE'S HEATING APPARATUS. following year., atterided.hy. a ,servant and. eighteen guides. the end ot January
Baera-India Priinh Mess . , 5
. . ' ' 11 0 .-. I'll 6 per tierce, .
m Mobile at the Cirde with lose of one mati
NeW York, Vixen, fro • . ~- • , • .
• Since thal,period numerous,ascents hove beea made, . in. which - Nevi, Mess Beef ' • -D2' 6 - 112 6' --- , , -•
• • • . - , . .... and 50 •bales off cotton off . the • dec k during a hurricatie,l2tb,Feb.• . •
Do , • ' ~ . ... a.- . • ... aa- 0 0 - 0 0 per barrel: ,
Whir,,talt of niaa millions ayear,,,,lici.that.sOnagiiticliyicluals - FeW inientions or discoveiles in the arta of life have 80,g • ladifs have participated. The, majority .of theselaafte,beeniniule . a, • f N 'Y
k - 1 5h M h i • '
prope, Marshall. hence or e.w or ,
,was spo.ren t arc . a , ..... ••••• .
rftget4.4 as mucli as fifty .. thousand a year. -. These mon- i nerallY, attracted public anent kin ai the ittivereeently exhibited. bY,F4,l4o.sti travellers., T,lie dangers which attend these ascents long, v., iti . . •
__, ~. . • , toes. . , • 7/, 6 --, 80 - 0 ---
- " . , :• Bacne. „... .. , . . . 50, 0,..---.. 54, Q• per cwt. ,
a_teous.and.utostainapuilent•lies are mixed up with -many; laVie Jaruaatern Coffee-house ; and ft is w(:)rthY fie reinaik, ttiit , w,e,re,yery ahly.tshown .by i representation.of the.Shelf..Pass.a , Errinee Regent, Gny, heace at maranhani ~ 65 i',) ~ 68 0,. -77.-; .
oapremions of consideration for the working' men -.6f - - ''• - --, - "•••• •t e Aia ille du Midi alona which. hlr F Bowes and hie friends • Millininn ..a--• ffrom Dublin,' at Denietara •
',this tils 'been aceonialislied :akin:int edVertteement, and •apph- h. • .t.1,1= -'„- • '' .-" - ••? • ' ! Day Ilia's _, .
.;
~ . .
' WET PO .. '.. -
-.- ~. . 14-' . ''' ' f Fl 1 • B hal a7th,T•
' - - ' - had to walk. -I his pass' is so narrow iti some places not ea. . igeon,.ipacket) rom. a rnout I, at ar a oes a an.
. Litti).-FiXin - 61 0
Engt•and; who aee, as this infarriatra addiess aftirnia . Teddy-without any ut the exoediepts te- whihli'teeouraeas had „. - . . b' - .i. ' • • '-‘ , .- • • Falcon, Maim, and Litherland..Haw-kins,' hence at ditto.
• • -• • • •• - '' ''' tiSitialv- find` almost in '•' ... ''' tini'Ulate Aib'ic attentr•
es.itabfy„ to s
~ , . p •, , . ~ on. . ... .
ceening. nine f i',N eSs,,--at it was necessary, in crossing it to pro- Maddered '- - . • •-• 63 0- - 64• 0. . •
"Iles-pised and, trOdden ulein,
.by the insolent and nat.? . a '''•• • - •' • exander, teliret•t, 'hence .at Jamaica . -a-7 "-,---"art •• •-• . • '---.-7-'----
d ith the faee aud breast close to thecliffs so that the abyss
' :Um within a few day 4 t th t at which a e write (19'h c-qoe W
. .... roin e ime ~ , , . , . , ~. .. t dwaid,Orr, hence at Havana
ro:;x-n.1,Intfeit ars,pqracv of the.land." . . , ,
•Fehrtiarvl; the senice. of • heat in this erintrivance was net dis- below sheohl not preduce giddinces. . . •• • ' •- • Ithyto Adelaide.; cid' the Mississippi. , ' LIVERPOOL AGRIGULTqaAL IVIARKaET, NARCI-1, 8.
• •Neealme: repeat • that this is.•o6 honest addreSs • ficir6 eThielf. -Ir' is - tit° w .k'nOWn to' be eh-arch:al;
,The- ContriValice is; - The.. Va,sse.s of tin MPS hay.e been celebrated,front the days
.- Wnr. mien.), Sanders, hence at Corfu s. d. s. d. • ' s. cl.', i. d.
. .
in lAct,' a: Sniall Charchal tiie contained in a: 41indricV stoVe ' • r 14 f Napole
or ;__aani,hal.to, thos.e. o._ on, and attract the attention of Sophia Maria Hall. hence at Toulon. - . ••• -• : • • ••• .- - - -01d.1-lay.
workrOn to worktnen -It Nth '•-
t• 'd
- - - - f ••'
-
,e
~•,. . prin e. poison o some •.: i .., • . • ..f.fi,- ... • -•, -.; ~. • • ,• - .4, .ail• travellers. They he in a,range, and are designated_by the . rtitalenelg.Siaao49ll,, eac ,
laa • ' • h eat Lisbon, very leaky, and with lose -Nevi Has . - 0 0 0 Cattle Panatoes 1.2 1. 3 --a ~
~
ii-aft•fititni•Sti ao.ent .witu-se iniciii i• • . ' t t...) h.lv tlz.z PrgPer. 0 1
, . gtveu oycr
.0 4 se- (es below loathe admission ,of air, apd ap. . ~•••
1.; 1- S B d 1 - - •• ._, . , of boats bulwarks. &-c. Clovezilayi fi 7,',0•10..--7,,,-, Taruips- • •1& • 0 23,, 0 per ton.
, oPening above, of the thinireof a re,i;,-te•r, regulator, er daiiipe•r, names, et, The. IR f . t.. _ether ,- be (area' si. ,bkernaroo-
. . Henri•ette, Lobbe, hence at Lisbon Straw, Wheat,. 0 5 9 6 --7-,-7 Carrots. ,
.., 28, 0,30 , 0 -7-
Ilootigand to yjroleoce. ~. ,; , , • • - : Ito a 11,4 the-escape orthe.aii Whhilinhas. pasts.ed'thicidoli the tiM. The Grissel .audiThe Grils,-The Simploua-The,St. Gothard, •: %Yid:Brinks:Jolly. hence at Malta Straiv,•'Oat ''" •O. 4- 0!" 5 'Marihaeihurzle 20 0.21' 6 ----, .
~ , - . . , NAalinlre „..., , 8 opi q
If the workmen of En 1 d k • 1' - • -1 Thie regulator may-he virfeiliiiii4 feria; hilt ;
g.an were see -ing out tle surest 1. aataurpose is to -7and The.llern..aatlin. T.he..Little St'. Ber'uard, deserves our. • Vesper. --:.....-:;lienoe.at.Havre -. •, - - •.. , - •- • .
.Strqw..l3aTlie3rur (13.kr9 .4., •.., , —.-. . .•,, ~,
Gallilee, heueefor Virgipia,,at Falmopth, oat 18 week?, ............................
means of renderinfr,' theins-elVei Oli'• t f •.•
jec s o suspicion anti . -
, i inereaSe or dithinialt the,di hected.vvith flannibal's assa e into Ital . The , •Ganapion
iff iNi-Ongh th 4 fire.place, an 4 there', hot.ihe. •S c°o .. . - • • , P g
9 i_v "r 'he healinO• - lia a. --ve-• the'infail Ai -L.- 'text ass is that. qf the Great. St,. Bernard,. which. has been. ong .
„,,powcr of t_. s 0 ...: , , , ~
,erp...ace. ~. i P , ..- . • . t 1 • .' •-f Y i leak •e' 'f h• - tbrown overboard
y, an part o_ .t. V T, 9
" S'
' . '- ' B It.' 're. with lose'd - 'try eitticioi,"abk,•TAttf.;:' •
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distit-isk; and•ptitting 'tl --i
f ' '''d bl b: - b I b -av e•n t • -
. ,18, mos orrni a, e, ar eti.yeen /i ~n ~.. •
CluSed AI ti•calindrieal eas-e of thin cepper; tfih bahlatiaof cetthected with the..faineusaonv.en. -waimi.extataatatts asinesses, • iliavtie,. . from St. John, N.B. at a Imo , . . ,
for inast."tha t• •'isnast Sce:'' - ~,- ,
' ' ' "Alli.n: ".fftiii. ' 1-4. "'• " " ''' : " '• - ''' •- • '-',,,,-
them --and reofslatiOn .favouralile .to. their p.ernianent whi•chiS o-,then fiar•the admission a r ail'. The wh.ore :a..fiParittii•s;:- .w.bere the trayel,ler may always .find,refage. fiorn , the. passing. ; ma '_, '.'..7 P
'''.4kloara,'l- -rui?bet,' thini •Nerw•forindlaba -for•Viannaa at -theCoOe; • •Dhhi. 1
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interests, they could not adopt a more effectual method &
•t_erefore, takes the • external hired Of it
.pillar sUrinounteiriq :,. st9rso. I,4e.Rienks..,el Ono. convent,.atteadeil, by ,their sagacioua lost buiwcirks. aild cargo damaged - '• ' - •,•• -i . cm: in. n. ii. v. 1.
~ t.-. a a : a . , for Philadelphia, at the .Cove,
than by taking for leaffers -or associates the Roman Ca- • d
_mite, it the'vert'ek.of which. I'S the regniaLar, •hie. inVentar (m1.r.4, are always upon the alert in thealhpgerous. season, regur,
wiaseoparal DobbiamGarperiaer,
.tierice ~, , ~.. . . ,
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Tuesday ..... 6 753 831 --IM-tt Mars sets 5h 24m even.
tholic incendiaries, who dre trying- - ' • n'hia'ea' af ' a ove of thi • - hir -x inches dia•neter en
to worth themselves eg a 14. 4.,., , s Itt I. SI., _. , aIS 0 h
• - • • - • •• ' d• 18 -lEtrl visitin the.snrrouuding • district.with refresluaent and as- ~4 mast d Pit .e .
Vb in lat. 36 40 • • • • , Wednesday -7: ...9 4, .. 9 3,0
~11, 7,-I,Pencfna,, . , ,
" '-•.Y- r g . - it •Th P- ' - I • ••-• • • -'
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- • ThilradaY ~ : 8 ' 9'55 'lO 15 13 0 l',Saturn stAiciiiaha,--
.. . , . • inches high,' win evolve itiftleient• heat, to maintain a room 25 statanea, in untortunate.trave eP. , e. age dile sirup. on..is. •
into then' confidence.. Look at Mr. O'C'orinell„, who is r• - - :iatiettlfeet 'li• •Ii a" ' info's:tithe tern'eliture iii wre-emipently gram!, aad nresents- a striking instance.of. the ,• • ' : • Frialayr :9,1a33 , gi 51, ' ',14•. 4.' 'lgniter sets,qh,pm.morna,
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, M'aatti• 8. 'sattirday .: 10 'll .8' 11 22 15 6 Moon in Apo,,aee 81f moth..
himself .nothing b tt• rtt - 1 • •if; d. " •- ' do. square, .
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ae. alma a c ever an An actotls, agent :winter. It will mit reqdire to be fed witn fuel, more than once .inimensit 'f ' • 'ben vvelliiiractedand.properly .a.p- ;
s,o oilman pftwer it .
fiunday.:•••••ll. 11 37- ,11,5 b al.6a 64 ad Sunday in LLeht a - • :
Of th-S•4inricsit priesthood, of Ireland.r. Is he a friend. of -i 1 a
.n Lie _ay; and the daily expense Will not eiceed foutpenee. :plied. . :The present,, road is ,att rib uta &let°. N,apolvon,, beieg An ,„ , . , . , ,
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• • • Windaf Holyhead W N Wablothina -fresh 6ring Ole tid. Monday, ~
the -.E.6glialt• working. classes ? Publie itidig -' • - The air •
. ,nation, , vrhich his P-assed through the fite-plahe is hertintted to. -,iht.c,nt.ton and .ex%cation .a. ini_lifarY Wpfkt,..aud will he. a.thating- 0...
n Pofrit -•- •'•' • • • lad . el' "'
'9.• 3'T ' t ' A 8 • •t 7 • -
Lynes 'award oft , No. 2 , ren on, .. a p.m. ...a•a•aaaaaaa
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against his Selfish perfidy *ill give a sufficient answer. - : itah the reatilater. into the acartmenth- and there is•
escape thro , .
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.. mentento of his fame long, after his military ex ploits_will, cease "from, ,a, , ,
.. , , ~ .. ; PACK ET• B OA:KA-a:TA kin.ollll-1-aS'lL'aVn ON
. r•. .. ' '-' - t .be la dTh •II ' t 1f G d nd lase' • a "atem•z• '• • • • ' ' '••' • . " .A:• h d , - -•••• •b - ' • p -OFF ICE,-4fa-ieli2, 1837.- '''
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• 'i-- . , - - . .neither flue not chimney.„. jhe Aeve is; cousepieutly, nu•ive.- 0. . - remeol ere, .. .e g 4 ews oF, unne sm . an 0 a ' • , ,Cel Great. Ormslaeul,. iaward bound, at 8 • a.m.. No. 112 Ric ar • EIiqRAL OsT . ,
It is 11,0t.true, . but ‘1,11e• very extreme of unblushing ;aide, and .being stnall in balk, and light in weight,' May be .wb,ich. ecinif in
.its ~c nurse, axe highly
.pict warpage-and . grand.. :Aanlersen, end 855, Hamilton. • •
• _ . „ . . ' • ltiaiistnitd.4- , f Last o__,• . , . .
falsetiOod,„„to affirm dial the poor have reason to.long for !transferred fioni, room- to moan • withent difficulty: Since the. Tbe.lo:V3E%yalley of Formazzapresen ta itself jo our.observ.alforl, ! .
ri: -'. - .• ei' .7.Veit Ilack:et
' . :.._:- - - . ::. ~. ... . - • ' •••
•• ' .DESTINATIOII... - -up i r . saidiet.,,;t:
. ' Thie.
times of...`,`..Catholic," that is., to say; Popish p s - -.4 •coralau
o session,- , , . . ;figs,. ,lu -----.
stion of common. charaoal would be attended -with the ill. cohhhc.4lo4. with-,the Piles:ail: the. Grissel and, the (. , .. Lorulon. , .
of Abe -t. fth 1 ' li Liicik- tl '-'
-- • '
proper .y - o e c lure .. ironed) Europe .• , '
production ot carbbnic add in such quantity aa ;to tender the Om yalleyr near. the. village 9f 1-toeca, there,are,a nunther' of . fluportg;ft. . i ______,-7-2-
.----- -
• ••: . -,-, .- l'' , air of the-apartment .unfit for respiration, it is evident' thata if ,granite roCks, which stand up in the hed of_ the river.. -In.this, . -. holland,•-•;;.--rs Tues..SLiKl• . , Mori..,&,Thors
and, wherever flte.R6Misli -church js powerful and Most —,..a.--_
ithis -stove be riot injurious to health, the chnibustible moet lie ias
.wejl, as the former instances, ileagribeil et the commencement : 'liambilrg •KoWe . , Tue.s./So, Fn.. „ .
.... , ";Tues. 8i . Satin- •
OPE' li'e. - • • • ~ • •-• • • ,
largely endovved„.,:there also will a wretched, ragged, i • • 1 •• I 1 " th I 1 h'''ll • t
previous y prepatei ry some. process, e resu t. o wit ts • o • , ~ . . .. a
of the lecture the actiou of rtiuning. water, ha's „gradually, cor- • EAST INDIES,- CAPE. OF • GOOD ,I 1 Lisbon , . , .., , , , • • . Tagus.. . 'Li' ' ta
beggarly multitude befouod, without spirit and without I,cause the caabonic, acid to he absorbed •and nentralized. It is d ti C
, 9,, ed._ le se,lgr.Pckl from about.the grapite.„la the..next great
~_,. _,_ . ) . .
, Sultan '. 027 J Pool . from Caleutta, 162 boxes 20. casks sugar,33. maaefaa. .,. . •
a i. . t• w w rox--300 sahirdiys- . Fel, .„ VeXPOoI: .
bags, siain --b --ll , • • • `••'' ''.',' • . . Feb. 25."
.1 ft, GI ra .• . •
honesty-a slavish, soperstitious•Miserable race. These icalitoable that the charcaal is prepared hy beinta-seakedin a so- • Paes.of theagps-the Pass. of.St,..Gotharative nieetwit -.
han ex- ,'"'"-fiemp,.Rathbone Brothets au ;co- ease a , •
Riliger.Craty,ferd, Colvin and.co,-1 begs augar..,l box,preserr.4 ba64: Malta:and Greece.. 2nd:••Satutd. -
are the poor of -"' Catholic" countries,:-. Examine au- 1 • I' so chemicalaubstance' that when, the liquid has.
; talon o me tra °Ninety haidge aod. torrent. railed the Devil's. lirulge aud rjee Dutla B '• • d - aree
~,enn,. geny,:an,_ so, X.p -, ,
1 contenta,uphooWp, '- . S.Raw, 1.,,,„n and India .... 4thSaliirday •.. , Feb .19 , .
' : ' NV • fall - ".1 ' lii t • fit AI li fal3 rnardia, s.a 'r d. i• cl off-156 b'ag,i *lite' '6' balea. -'"•l4t.- - ' T esdav 11.M.8, S.'•*' • • ' ' ` .'
• penetratedits aores; the- charcoal 'is then dried ba exposure to :ahthr • • ••, n. e, Rex ~tatip.o .I.p. , p5,..1 at o. e ,
,_en,.. o, W S,Ketsall-_-301 boxe.s mus ar_ . , ~.,„_,,,.: .1,,5, a. .... ice, . 111 a
.. in.... r .a., .r,-, ,lst... V • ~.
~,,,,,:-.„P,ey,,, IL 143,,•Lyra,,
thentie history of I . ' f h • • •-'
1 1t" n b '
Ite ,ate o te, genera popu ato e- intense heat, The water of the solutionis thus-driven•out; the we.meet withathe pall,of the ,Mgesit, which, iu. its violeat descent, apps silk, f 440 haela sugar, ho hiales safflrer, la.h be,irtu .e d Brazil' ta,IL. Ayrea.. ,cecliulaPt:`..• 5,rm.,,f11-',• ,-, ,- .. exit 10., -
-fore the Protestant reformation . amtit, will be found that, .chemical matter remainina in thepores Of the fuel. When the. 'throWe uwa, naiat inw,hicha beautiful iris may generally.be s.een.. 1 iSQ • baga rice: 9. bales raiv silk, 10 baits tow hides, 13 a /ices re • Ain &Oil ...... ... Isl7e tics. , out t...-"I cb. 10 , ' II; :BM itieiU,••
•wooal • ortler•-••••W D •' • ' •. • " ''" ' ' ''-' • ' 't••• -' • e limal L'Ward '• li 107
ISt 4.43:••017-. 1-!•5I• 13,„Linnet.. Mere
..
from the cruelty of Alejaws 'against thepoor, the degra- ;charcoal is then burned, the carbonic acid, initead of passina• ' The (Peas of .oe, ,
•Corn ice constitutes.. Mc., route. fto.in Genoa. , ~
iannu Al •-.1 T ,Clucoa .frum Calcatta,l74ilia.lettdry,hides i•'' ,-
. •If t' ' •
dation of 1• • ' ' • - d lont
t leir,eonditt9n, ami•the occurrenee of ba sea- - .
throu 'h th d - - - 1 • * •• 'h h• • b••
. 1;...(e . e amper, enters mto com imatten ait teSu - ,
to 'Sic. Si,rictly speakin„,... it is not a pass ef •the Alps,.. but • 4.0. b ' aT5.1.',13621. '•• •".
A ae.TlPe,,44B,bap,SaollpeLV,2./ .
---1"7 h dcl 114 k' t ,ti k • 'I')" 'al " . each;lnOnth.. ~ ' Feb. 3, ' 13.•Oohltineh,'. •
atance ru ~ d 1 • -'
. d h hich it) Al ' 'b - *ded la was one of ' t:6lll,d' - •
.N.c., s_ V 4 q. Laguira. . - •-•••'• • , ,•'..1 ' ;
.' ~ , n ' ~: • • , ' March 28.- .
with thp charcoal, and forms' a carbonate. We rat ter a_ roe., yw , a,- e , ,VS-lll.f_ty. e IWO) , . , .. .11F(..2„9 apes, sho i,,,c,,,9 boos...iii ~ .
_... atri.u24.r.r.t,,,zo sonaren. mwoco.and.l,la- t 1401 oapan. at eahapelight, . Nie_htingale,
kg)341,-.4V•P1.Y.110-W, and then, without -a store- in hand- for
have kntiwn charceal to be burned in:a small' moveable stovt• the
.earltest passes, known between I' rantie and, Italy, and. Mtn Ira. sanders wood; 14, to`ns sapan WOOd, (exPortallon)-l;
.Pletcher and co-* . vana , . .5. . eac,r..,ra94n,
....„, t'e,l). 19, , R.
r eb. 21. ,
general,support, the
°most frightful scenes of .shocing . without a chimney with impunity, -by being pteViousla soaked- recent corn pjetfon as a carriage7riaad, is likely to, became .of I caae talc, order-13 0• - • ' - '•' - ' • Jainet• Viirardl,
,isth. d.a,,,, of ma„,...a a,
starvation --tank place, and that I,vhate fa. -;•1•- f ' ' 1 I ' ' Itin' of
.n.l If.'S.
°antis iec ,inaso u o pearl-ash and well-dried. Th-ere is still, liciw- frequent use, particularly for iiavalids. ita it may he trayeiledin ;•Doeiel.wheeter.tagto winch, ,frpm Caleuttata,..as-lack,s siik.„juti,„s .-. ra tees
!I , rel.-k Tidy ti . } .„,,I, mnlth Fa• ‘ali . ll.M.B.,Piaeon •
. ~ hatei anal; skina i case Silk pteee goOds,,l bale silk 17 .0 pees deer Carthieetia ' .'.- -.I ' '''''''''''' ''' ' ' - ' e-Y. -", . - , .-• Mar Ch 0-
as at t lis day thersometimes do in Po -d I I d ' ever, a circmnstance
,p,n, i re an . attending Joyee'S tove, which is difficult the depth
.uf winter. Frow Nice to Genoa the traveller seldom. a,„ • ••, ,„ .. . '' - s' h ' -.lf . t •8Q ' - . ' ' ' Da Wl' ' ' ' .-
• - • '
013,5, uti haes sugar, 5 ags aa
.pe re. , case§ castor oil, 4_, a es. ____-_-__-_- . .....
_•. . -
T'' ~,Wcittkltieo Mai, be 'ass- ci I.' p t he accoun
,ure t iat„ as.the' .rotestant () - • ted for._ It is underatodd that there are little or riO leSes sigtit of. the Mediterranean, and then_Anly for abort inter- jute*, 9,15.06,4, hee
-• '1650 bags sugar,•23 bah-. raW Silk, order-i cases . • . . , -..
THE' WORKHOUSt-'
' f • • ••
r. PKlllt - on arose from , the . triumph fat-honesty and in- ashes, or other residium frerrr the fuel.' Now, It is not eaav to vats. The road, is carried
.along the shores or round the hold tile .1 easel tce sfiells, ‘‘' Fox'--822 baga steuir -iftithbone Brothers -
how any alkalin' e stibatence can cembine with the il,ar; aad beautiful cape's, whose. precipit ()US taints. sink abruptly into. and: co-1 hox .I,.pareel content/ .unknown,bland .1 Baron-I deal?, i Statenietit of the average.nin•nber iihd eitienee Of •pahrietri• iii'tlher
.
telligenee direr the craft and•tyranny of t'mliner ngk the reeivehl, withota. it veil' considerable Product' being fennel. the sea. The bridge, the Pent S.l. Louis,. is justly de.scribed es Bites-6.eases 1 box,ginger, 6,cases mustard seed oil,•1 box chagrettaa Workhouse for the week ending
rine' lecr'of t rit refOrinati cann - •- - -,-. - '., •,• - onie act
...p. p... 1 , .., on ot be inimical to,their f the west noble works u 917 this route It was finished
Lime has been ineritioned; aoa it has. been • said that the cheal.. otte o
... ai . . .p . , . . . Rovalipsam arfd co-2 CasllS•cipta.„lA Wi150n,W,.1),,. ~,•• . .. , -.• • - Poispers.- •.F. Ikad. • a par ireea .
..,..... . ~,, , , , ~ , .. , ;Av0ca,,,(.24)7,130ad1e, from MauritiuS, 6260 baa 't J Alt* •- d Feb. 24,1838. lath, : lsaaata Enis 0 3..
oa. suaari, lin an •
..cature;- . Tfleir cause. Is Surety nnt one- to which honesty oat is-previously impregnated with thaf Substance. Now, -one. whilst,Napmeoa was in power., la the neighbouchood of this Co-3 do, order-P D . : ' • • -'- - - •' ' ' . ' Feb. 25.1837 1809 .• OW.' 171 . 4,, 2 .
an
.in,e igence can un nendlY; Let them beware, pou 'by itri Combustion roduCe about three
nd of Charcoal will, .
.. , p .
..., bridge it is cus.tomaryt ouse paragrele,s.Lo_protect t be. vineyards • - WEST INDIES AND MA DEIRA:.... . . . ~ - • --,-- . 4,4- . ........7
ffien, of he craftiness and the lieS of Romanism, which, id • and to absorh this.
pounds and ttvo-thirds of carbenic ac , . f'h • ' • h. hth Id ' f h ..1 - - • .
rom t e tnjuries wlc ey,,wou . sustain, rom al -storms. • c.,, ad a •a- - ' • • More ' 43' Leis 02a Less' r 6 , 3'll
' " - '• .•
d d• 1' • h ' .'
''''a'' 05..(2r5) A Smart, from Demerara, 90 hints sugar, 36 puns 50 ' --• —_ - . ----a•--
:, -.. about fout pounds aod two-thirds -of lime woUld be neCessary, A, hail-storm, epen a uppn e Wale p enomena, and,the . object hhd ra. G 'a ' ' • 6 - ' a.' W' '• - -'• " "'
sru ,- Booker and co- 7 hhds sugar, N aterhouse and Sons . . State.ment of daily relief paid out-clOor pool the•week ending
inits-interference -With the world!' ft - •f• - '
. .. y a airs o men, is. Thus; the charcoal Wo-uld have •to be impregnated with near y
[ 1••• 6 • 1 • • h'd h' ' 1• - • f b .
o t e paragre eis to wit raw tis e ettricity rom t e atmos- -,20 puns.lshhds rum, order-20 hhds suear - Joh -
,„ ~ . . nson 20. do, D Mrh 5' 1838,
a c .. , .
... 2433 families; per: .vr eek, .£290 0 1
ever really odthe Side Of' tyranny, Whatever it• May .07 fivetimesits own wei li 'fl. • 1 A -* ti • • li• t• b . Phera
gt o ime . ,gain, s pposing tis o e. ...- , , - .
It dernds upon, tha-same ,principle as• the common Aiihug-,14 do,D. hutton,3o ,puns 2 hbds. rum,E J.Tniughtou-,-29 • 2095.. do..- do. ''' - 267 6, 2
pear to be, . . done, the product'af Rae Combust:ion would be carbOnato or Hine. lightning, con uctor., Tareuder thenaeffective, they meed.not .T . . • -.9'.• .
do arid Ti' 31 ma -140 tins 30 hhds molasses. G Booker and co Nara 6..1b3a
• • • : - .
' - P' N' • 241 '' h -' ' '• - ' ''' '
'Rival (tat 4 Brown , from . assan.l. or.'s ma ogany, 34 logs cedar, .--
• . ,
• Again; supPosiriZ. this to be dnue: the product of theccimbastion he.placeiloearer_ope another _than twice .their united length
90 uns'nun •PI ''liareS- s -on e' 10,000 eOn;',ll- 'shells, 6e old 'milk '156 • More 338
.. . ... . . , . , . . *WO., 21.13 .11.
~ , . . , ~,„. , .., _. . • • • • w kir be.Orlime and' we should have about ei ht ounds ofthi§. apart.. Thus, if they are tit iity, feet high., then. the distance. bra.
on , g IT . , . . ,
thrYaillettorpioral .11 bal9l;leoftrhi, 2 boxes ahell.work '1 At W ojod-t Icie- • ' . , ._ .
-1.., . • ..- .; ::,--::
, . :NEW LocoSi()TrVE .ENGINE. • .
sub.stance for evert-paint:hi a pare charcoal Consumed. So that' twee.n.themmay. be, one hundredand twenty feet. ParagreleS mahogany,f3tons•lostie,J; Wright-Q D, • . r. . . : .. • . LIVERPOQL.,,D.ISrENSARIES....
..
. . ... the residiurni would be moreat han twice th-e'weihht of. the pre-- Er.q Epyv eiatenaively used in,ltaly, Switzerland,. and France, Nr Lady cornewall, (1881 • .I,Poe. frOln NaSSall, NJ!: 116 tons rustic; 80 ' ,--r-,-
-• • (From the Newcastle Joasnal.) , pared donthus'tible..". ' 'Ammonia ii apparently too Volatile 'for the the preservatioa of farms, and.,..vineyards, and they. would be •'' • • don the htitiks Vibe Dispirsiiii4lui:iiip•
logs pialloomsy,
.0,0 laeceweph.aparsaal. eases eigars. 329 pees yellow, Ntimbtrof-iieo pal!entsentere . . , .
..
..
Among the proofs-that rheehanieal scienee. iit but
,yet in its, purphse.- "If there-be, as is stated,- a verO trifling rasitiihm, the equally„Yakiahlri iu this country forthe protection..of the glass Whir,-.h..4yoig .g.e4l 1 bo,x IvAXAI-JiTit•l,llta,lOßY.Ped,Apentiisto.on, , ' the last week:-
North. South ;•Tofal.;
infancy;: we are•furnished• with tine of more than -ordinary Inter- prodder -of the cettilaustion must &cape' through the reo4la tor in of fit:amuses and greentniuses: • - Signer Pertotti saya that, .hay.-
.r Niegll Peal% - s°p•goann4',' 3 ri'aseS cigars,' '296 firTgillicele'sar's.f 'Re 'e' ed adVice and- medicine atthe Instl tut i on., 378 . .274 esa
egt, iathe rompletion, at the troika. 0041es-sta. Robf;atid-WE' a •gaserms• form, and must, therefore", be tidied with the attains- ing planted paragreles on his land. to. the amount of 16,000 acres, Wright andco-P D- • ''' - ..' .-• • • • • •. • '. • Viscitievd at their own houses and supplied with- .. ~ ,••
Ilawthors, the ethanol:it
.erigine4rs (if this town; of a IheriiihitiVe- phere 01 the apartment. -Month/a Chronicle. • -: ' he, fennd that his cornfielda antl .vine.yards laad.sus l
ta-ne Ino in- ' Favoinite, (19-4 P Garson, from Belieze, 240 logs-mahogany, 10 tons • nwaicine '
.20 13,1, . 315'
engirtry differin niviat essentially from any hithertn itimae. 'lf , . „, .
~. • , . .. ~ , _ ..., , - • : jery, altho6g4 fattrteen.alt6rit§ bad paSSed aver ttleni and Men. logweorlaorher-a-B 1) •• . .:, • . . --.-
.ishille-invention of :Thorinti Ea'flarrisoe; Esq.; Of •Whithirin, in fury upon-the adjiiiiiino• land. lit a:he-summer of 182:1,.a •.,, . , . SALIM" Amglexic, ..... .„ . -
.. . Totart oaell DiepenSaty: •' • • •'- ' . • '6-"f 4th/ - 1021
.. r). VISITORS.
the engineer of the Stanhope' and 'Tyne Railway, and other RAILWAY
,MEMORANDA. haif-Stiirin..Becompanied with. ihniider atid lighteing, came • Relianca,,(l79.) W TSplatt, from Ceara, 338 bags cotten, Hadfield,
'br ' Nortlii-Mr Thomas Barber, Rev, John ,Lynne.- rind 1%1r.. .W. F.'
public
.yararka;. and who obtained a patent for Win -Dadember; , Frain Bentivoatio • and ita route was. Marked with devastation • WoOd and eo-123 6, 'C 1 Mendea and co-L50.4, J A Beet iy arid • • -
, . a , co-35 do N Cairns-'2 do,' 3 Duneati-8 do' -Came and Telb---1•02d6-- . 'Macgregor.- . , - • • •
' I '836 It speaks loudly for the merit of this iinportant discover*: N „ , . but wheu it aperoached a district provided vvith fitty. paragreles,. g• ' • - • ' • • ' -AF J d, M as P Outsell and. Mr. Jos. Cooper..
. EIVCASTLE AND CARLIsi•F' It lir wtY --:MeSSrS. Grahams- ti 3- • •_• • • '-. ' - ~ loglehurst, and- co-.30.d0„ oriler--46 alo„ 1 bag coffee., J A Mufti:- Southa,lr.,
... or.. an. r...Throp ~,.. .. . . ~.. . a • • . . . .
that theaingipe just completed by Messrs. Hawthorn -is intenha t e,itokni-cloud beeamesingularly Modified; a frilling quantity 3a.Aoes,lustic,,2. tons,acd,worid,:iooo,ox audeow:horne,437•wet and - - - I.a a
, . . • • a-- . . .• ".
1 y ncler; t d /Dl° a‘ ''.
- '''
.t.;'iti 11.. the• diie t sor thi.
__aeti ete . ,
~.. (antra.: ,
..t , c. or., a .
•e 4 Inz,,thp Great NV.istern.Railivav, and has been executed .to ye,,,,ia''' • ' - !.. of hail' fell abaiit ihe Miter line of the paragreles, bnabetween. '52 drtox and coW hiileS.. Hadfield, Woodand co-G,D - ' - - • —' t,IE qATTLE ~
. • . .AN Apeousl:.. ~ : .. •,. • ••• • -,.••••
av on Tuesday lost, •or the forination of tbe remain er 01 ... . .... . . tilt to the 6th inst
1 ''d " d IC:1 ' f 11' 1 f 1-4
thfe order of JR. Brunel Ese tfre yelehrated e.nhin,eer, a man •":"'-.a, -a.a.. ~ . .. .. a. .. . ~. .
.... , ~. . ...a •t le secon an, t ter it. e on.y o. f..e. LOUSisteuf y cif flaky .. • UNITED STA•Tk:S., -• . Imported. into Liverpool,. Ohm ape, .;48.t n, . . . . . ,
•• .1 , •-_, ,-. • •-• he line from seotswood to Neticastle lA> be executed 0 the- a - • •
.
"PRO'SI IRELAND. • , .
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not likely vibe mtstaken in his estimate or its pavers and ad- 't• , - - - - - a• ' ''' - ' •' a''-- • -.., al a at snow. Ttie seine tempeatuous clonds,moved,on io another. di- Lexington. (379),T L. Hill, frere New Y0rk,,1013 bales.Cotton,J Hol- ' Male§ Calves' Liinibf
••. ' . satisfaction of their engineer, Mt. Blackinore before the end ot - COmaa Sheep.' Pigs.- Iforses:'• . . . .
vantage§ whet\ :la "iitactiCal 0/aeration. It .has e.xcited a yery h - ' Frein the' ka'' '' ' '' : ;.., , - i rection. and again, as• soon ae it arriVed .at the., property .0f ford akid coa-8.2 do, Ewart. Myers aed co-.W.'D • . . , , ,
952 1383 6222 • - • .22 - 0 36
lively interiA,ainongst the actentific and engineering g,entle- t e presentayear.
~ a
a, ~..u..van persayeraaeent these cepa Count Chenet, also protected ha • pa.ragreleS -it was suddenly &anti' Ameifea, (58.7),W C IftirstoW, frern New Ytark, 12 mites I box. ' 61 9946.. 345.3. .• •• .185 .; 69- 16,, • 125
tractars there can he no doubt of its being finished oefore the contents anknoWn, 403 bake cotton.; 10 feeS tObaiteri,'onler-L:.l ca's Previously,. 89 •
men of the'clistriat, an 4 on Satarday and Mondaay jts arinciple , d• - - ' d •I d . ' -' h ' •'. f It' • . •;
' ' ' •
.• issipate , a ter estroyingt e crops° .t e Intermediate country - - coasawtse.. ... • . •,
~. , .
e fixed upon, when the inhabitants of this great cominerciat •• • • contents unknown., Sadler and •.co•19 do, W A BroWn•-•24 hotes do; Cows., Sheep., P,igs. , Horses. Calves. Lambs..
was put 10 ' tife'test, at • IVlesirs. Hawthorn's' werks, in the pre- t,i,,,.m - • . •- - •-li -1- ha • • '- • • • ' t - .b• h -
in I a progress t it er. . , . .. .
II enrov the Irene tot is important natnanaf work.- .. • • .3 T ..Crooke---I do, R Bell.-77 . casks do, RL. Hervey-I trunk do 14T' 25.01 • • 4111 6 I
settee of large parties of competent jadges, alL.of whom. testified is;;„,n,aTie :10' •- •
.. . ... .. .. ... urnal - • • • The scenery Of the Pyrenees.inClualea Much that is worthy of catesworth andietia-2,d0, T Worrell-100 bales cotton..W.ar J •Bro •-•
wn, a 13,,
....'. coo .0191 . 5426 :, .27' , . , 48. • ; 0
0
.. ~.
iiiiir approbation of tbe great iii."Prevement in. *grata:tiding w' t- ... •- ' . . , .... inspection. ' The Celebrated
.eascidea arid Village of Grip prea' and eti-160 p....itoskell, Ogden
_told ett-,-119 do, W Jacatt-, 49 do. Gib-, r
' ...... - '...............* - aa........
___,,.....________-•
me tlartis•o6: h-nd the •Messra'. fiasithorn,'Aiin the -acCiimplish; . I; ANCAST,I•hr AND P.RES:PON JUNCTION' Rair,Wah.-ahlr. sent a hiahly picuresque .Yiew-.. The tastia_of .L d th -
our res, e . -.
lion., and Ifealinha-169 wet 'Salted hides, 1%1 Rebell and co-397,casks •"'"*"''''"'"'-' • ••---• 2_ . • ' . • ~ • • -7'-'-:"- -
. . . . . . . ...
ment of so stupendous drinn'dertiViiii: aid the very satisfactory . Lecke; the engineer has been liere.this weela, andere al heauttfut yal,ey of Argele',_, the'cascades.an'ci,eirale of,Gavarine . iao.ori ore, 'Cropper, Rena-ori and- co-50 Christi. 42311'1 eheststea, X .
...
.paEMIUM.S.oe..INSUIIANCE.a.Ta LLoyus,..
mit of their. labours,,which may be said to have eacelled even r standi ter cv. rks af the' I • ncaster and a •
has, let the Contracts ,
... e , , . ..,a ~. , ~ II pi educe, etisations Of the most p Mate delight, inthe mina
: D wie and co-2 casks seed, A Wriebt--P D
o,etr," ow rt anticipations. This: is. another greatadaance in the PreSton endsajf !le. Arjel.nt, rates wiihin,,liis eitiMa.tes,, The of the touris.t. Mr, Smith coacluded with ,a. d,eicriptian Of ; Romulus .(3521 J -Webster, •froni 'New Orl s 3GO -bal •eOtton , ONDON- 8: LIVERPOOL, 1 _ Outward.'
order...-14,ti0; R A ott & hti d •138 -.ean ,
__ es_ _, . , L , .
- tr • COr- 0,, ent .286 ,do, W and J Brawn n ' before Iltli-Jan. '•
.(Saili g ) Milne.'
maach of s.cience. as.the following brief description of the mast ' `eifc
worlciateill.e irrOi,dedAt,:ely_t9.,liiai. cl, aedare Oahe' eoippleteq the conntrY.a6ont St..Goar upon,the 'Rhine, '
.iii.order to, make and eq--43 do, J Holfuni ,aed co-54• do, Cropper,Benson and co-- . : . to —_,,,,-,
-••...,..• : •••• after letAue. .
essential parts, which. differ. in. this machine from any other lo- , by Ole' Ist '47x..l4lliiary: iq). :,..A iniveyar
,aopotnted `by the geography as interes'ting and profitable as, ;h
P0115,.1.0 to tbe dames-, 100 do.
_, Boskell..o;alen and, cciaaW II _
.. ~ .. „. , . • „.,• Jamaica . - , a • 25s (la* 30a-0 .50 Od '-• '
comotive.engine, will, testify,- • . . keridal'COrnriiittee fijr contindmg tlie.lina..nor,tfavratals has also, ' tic circle,. Mr.. Smith very a pprbpriatei)i Jook the oppOrtnaity,fa . • Netiiinset:r,2lll)..l..Seohie-,'fforn New.Orleana, 61(11.ifiles,ctitton. vl'i eeward Isl..,Detnerara ft 13erbice. 20 0-0. _ 8 . bos Od,
0 20 6 --25 0
sk'i St. '-'r fie hi achitierif and•hOiler being Pf ' d ' '
~ac,e upen separate been iri Lahr:aster,' aud. I,A re,.....;:vea sqrf, throimwiroil froin Mr. hint, that if the ,clitferent Meinbers of a family were t d
.. , .., ... • `.' anal BroWn and ed-35 do, WII
- o.ue era ,INdo J Holrerd atid•Cd--W,D :Gilliat-200'do; tterct, Irving and co liandures . ,
..!.' ''....• 3;0, 0 - 35 0 140 hl.:-150 0 '
Cataiikeiratiewheeha'enables the chnducting engineer not ouly Locke. ' 'Hie engineering diftepities inthesOntinuatinn eft he take aft imaginary journey in different direetiona be.tween tw.o ' I,Dal ' ' 400 •T W' • ' . -•- New'Ycirk, Boston . - 35' 02Q 6 •,-- 25 •.0 •
1363 bales cotton; Charleston,.SaVannah - ' ' • -. .
-to•fravearr iiiiiibitrucied'irieW 'of whatever Mac be likely to im- linete Kenifill are, wehiptleasthiid. not importalita; find 'if ohr Places; arid each to collect by reading' a ntimber of facts
.and nuiiwr,nar,nay. ( t . insor, from New Orleans, . _ ' 311-0 -40•• 0 20 ,LE -25 ti
.. . - , ... h .s andliuldle-230,d0. G Green aud Son-P 1) • , - „ ' New Orleans . 3- 0 - 46- •ti ..tn. n_ nn n

North. South, Taal:
Receive 4 advice and na,lieine at the Institution, 378 274 C 52
Visited at their own houses mid supplied with" . ..
medicine . .213 in. 31t•
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Imported into Liverpool, fionlitity gsfh nit. to the 6th ink
'PROMIAELA/6.
Cows.' Sheep. Pi4s. liories. Mules. Calves-. Ltinibs.
952 )383 6123 •29 • 0 36!
Previously— 8961 • 9946•"345.3. . •185 69- 16,- 125
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141 2504" 440 6 1
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