The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-20 00:00:00

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. . Vottrp. Roberts, contains some very useful reflections on the PASSAGE IN THE SECRET HISTORY OF AN sharper at the extremities. This he held rather behind him, c.„.,..
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, Prince of Oude versus the East India Company," is
• 'THE CLOSING YEAR. • • • •
Just 10 Its views of the rights of, that prince. 'lllle (Concludedfrom the-Standard of Friday.) ' . held tny breath in mbmentary expectation of the execration FRIDAY, Nov eatitelt 16.-Wind S.
The *nervousness produced by eleepless nights and days of in which he would vent his surprise and disappeintment. I ARRIVRO.-Susquehannali, Mierelten from Philadelphia, seiled
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arin at i ii:i taet.fas: ii :nr ails:, •frat(
revieW of the " Arabian Niehts' Entertainments" does anxious fears increased the horrors of my situation to Sitch a closed my eyes-there was a pause-but, it was a short one. 20th Oetober-Chiti.les Humberston, fr'om St. Andrew's-Lock-
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E'en when ou youthful tear "tis pealiug. instiee tO the recent translation of these extraordinary degree, thet lat leogth wrote it letter to a Mr. Jefferies, an I heard two dull bliews, given at rapid successien : a quivering
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- Tor oh !as time completes his round, 0 , fictions. The summary of Asiatic: int elliaence will Ce oid and faithful friend of my father's, and perfectly ac- sigh, and the long-drawn, heavy breathing of the,sleeper was
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; quaMted with all his affeirs, praying hint, for God's salZe, to for ever suspended. I unclosed my eyes, andlaw the tuurderer
Teis titemeet must o'er ire lareeat i.ve teeaiing - perused,wit li great interest. The pitrl icula rs furnished
rtrlitoonuglfloubriutti thui3nel yrs:: 'Lein,
rdit;cle; tafu'eitit3t,
ielieve me front ill Y present terrible eituetioid, and communi- nine the quilt across the head ol his victim : ne then, with the
. ..teae. init.: a., --e l'enn'a , eaelen a ea., reeteecting the north• Western frontier appear to be eating evithout reserve the natal; e and grt)unds of my suspicia itistrutnent of detail st ill in his hand, proceeded to the lobbV Ironsitle, alnehell. hence for pernandmeo was spoken about 20
el wittier e.ne :ie., p iaaeia ev...iy. aullhentic. The raper on " Ste'ittit Communication ons. '.l•his lener I kept sealed and directed for two or three dour, upon which he Lipped sharply twice or•thrice-a quick miles to the eastward of the Kish tight, at B'3o last evening equal to these-nreviously paid ba, privete treaty. The trade have
The clesing yeern•a iereler note, with India" does not throw any additional. light on d
_ays always altuut my permit). for discovery would have been step was then heard approaching, am! it voice whispered Resolution, Forrest, hemp, at Mirarniehi "Marti theineeives more extensiyely than in any former week m
For ineeitoreea ai ore: r hoer 'tn. oneel era ; this vexatious subject. - Sot:let-bine, however, must ruinous, in expectetion of an opportunity which utight be somethiug rtolll without-Edwaid answered, With it kind of IS,liaria, Bremer, benee for A rester(iiim, at Falmouth this year, the quantities on speculation being only 3700 American.
holovast tee til.7•. ~, , ...il,,in'S 1r iliell Inert, fairly trusted, whereby to have it placed in the postotliee. As chuckle, " her Ladyship is past cont•plaining. ; utiltick the BrL-itiierevarersrelesdy:terit:o7,ts onshore in the White Sea, by the Alex. 2500 pernatn, 1:250 elarallllain, 1300 Surat, and for export 1500 .
speedily be attempted to facilitate our nurtual inter
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11' American, out of a total of 46,610 bags.
The hopea eeeiee itt tea oeart are bounding, neither E only norel were permitted to pass beyond the hie- door, io the deyii's nume, unless you're afraid to come in,
. Tile cares wince vex him and enthral, course with those distant colonies. eincts of lite demesne itself, e hieh was surrounded by high and help tne to lift the body• out of the wintlew." The key onAsNhToiregoatTr'ENlu7l-3'inig3,2llgwotGoaffr• dist°e7 i a IrTamrn flrkeence' wag
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It throws a eark funereal pal!. walls formed of dry stone, the diffieulty• of procuring such an waa turned in the lock-the door opened-and my uncle en- . ,
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...41exander's East :India and Colonial 211afrazine. opportunity was greatly enhaneed. At this time Emily had tered the room. I have told you already that I bed placed
The closing year-to age. di:n age, SATURDAY, Nov. 17.-Wiltd variable and light. Current IMPORTS.
. - . . - a short conversation with het father, which she reported to _myself under the shade of a projection of the wall, close to .
A low and solemit diree 'us smieing; November, 1838.
• lee inetantly. After some indiffereet minter, he bad asked the door. I hail instinctively shrunk (limn cowering towards Atte IvED-Arcturtis, Meer. from Honduras-Serah Maria, El- SALES OF THE WEEK.
1 i ;"38 431:013 go -----ft•,lll:),l,liirriG eo r g7at .. . ' - Prices. ThisWk this Year
, It I.,:ds hian baste to thaeugetge There are some capital papers in the present 0001- liot, from Zante-Jasper, %Valiant% from Patras-Luey, Wallace, -
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. her W hether she and I were lot erne" terins, and whether 1 the ground on the entrance of Edward ehrough the wiudow.
from St. Petersburg-Ivanhoe, Gibson, from Hambro*-11arriet,
Each hope, eateo though:, to earlit that 's clinging, her of this periodical. "The .Ath»inistration of Cri- was unreserved in tny disposition': She answered in the allis- When my uuele entered 'the room he and his-son both stood
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, Baeeniest, and Louise, Rooms,from Antwerp-Bolivar, Carroll, from 5/ -14 1401 444077
, :end opens to ies wanine eye minal Justice in India" contains some very powerful unitive; and tie then inquired whether I had been much sum- so very cloae to tite that his hand was every moment aphis the 51 - 8
* The etave tvile.se he so euou inuat lie.
The closing veat•-taeu?d that it found
Youth matillooa zade• lee, meet for elery !
Therm iiltle recka it \vete her crowited
With I:midi-Lee testa, or treeses Leary, statements, sopportecl bv documentary evidence. The
" Stanzas about the Aft)on" are exquisite specimens
of light and agreeable poetry. T,1),,,, 7ie..natific.",De.
seriptimi of some new Species in utri 1 Biros of prised to find him in my chamber the other- day. elde an- point of touching my face.
swered that 1 had been both surpriami ‘end amused. " Anil motionless as death.
what did she think of George Wilsoles appearance ?" " You had no interruption fhr
" 'Who a'' inquired ahe. "Oh ? the architect," he answered, übele.
who is to contract for tne repairs of the Iniuse; he is accounted " No," was the brief repl:. J ney. ;
eolmd ttnhye
ibireexattrho,oanindr,restaniaditmiedy SAILE -g land. Black. for Charleston-Caroline Augusta. 3450
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Basset, for New York-William Gray. Gra ye for Oportca-Lord
Nelson, Quinton. for Listion-Susniniah Collings, Crabb, for Con.
stantinople-Rowena, Read, for Baltimore.
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1770 Bahia anti Maeeio - 9 2566 311e9 st
14 elarin Catherine, Schwper, hence. for Antwerp, at Cowes, with
"vt, e sink to rea;--years then •eill be Prey inhabiting India" is a valuable ciintribution to .a ha edsome fellow." " She CoUltl tint see his fat•e," said ' Secure the jewels, lied ; the French harpy must uot lay demage
I, !Merged ia e. bieglit eimeey ! natural history. 'lles rhapsody on " Dinina out" is Emily, "and she was in such a hurry to escape that .she her claws upon them You're a steady hand, by G-- ; not Newton, Ferguson, front Danzic for this port, at Pentland Frith, ti ten med
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sciircely noticed liiin. . Sir At thur appeared sialiafied, and much blood-eh ?'' 12th Nov
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..a.=,-....--asseserssaa...... highly. humourous. "Paddy' kelly, a Dublin Dust,"
- a. the tee) versaeion ended. " Not twenty; drops," replied his son, " and those on the City of Exeter, Lewis, hence at Algiers .. -- -
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-i,.; a tolerablts sketch of an original character. bi ho Th .
sing-the Nlair of Tact" is an excellent Chinese tale, is slight conversation, repeeted accurately to me by quilt."
Entity, had the effect of confirming, if indeed any lilies we's " Put glee! it's over," whispered my uncle again-" we
, Augustine, Maguero, hence at Havre
Borussia Haman hence at Pillau
Ilevelim:, Albrecht, hence at Danzic 170 Demerara, Surinam, &c. 8 -12
780 Feyptian
Berbados 4.... 1166
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4ea Encyclopredia Brittanica. Part 103. entlini.: in a very awkward sed.etake, by which the hero required to do so, all that 1 hati before believed us to Ed- must lift the-the thing through the wittdow, and lay the - Industrie, Ulfers, hence at Ilambro - S 1 I)
r • Stamboul. Stoma n, from Constantinople at Gloucester
,e:' - . Alfh, wall tit • national -Ink, of • Encyclor (edict Brit-
. : , :.. 105:..s I:is head• "An Essay on Whe.elbarSows" Makes nerd's actual presenee; and I naturally became, If possible, rubbish over it." T. 77, I
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ll- :- • •• 1 more anxious than ever to despatch the letter to hi r. Jeffe- They then -turned to the bedside, and winding the bed- Atlas, Schmidt, henee for Antwerp, at Falmouth 270 Laguityre i- ee cc
, . tanica has been retained in the present eilldon, vet i-n es much of the stAtject. as possioie, and much more
c, Mauney, Downes, from. o,lessa, nt Censtautinople, and sailed 70 -Common West India, tee. 61 -8 ). .... )- 23015 P.
ries. An opportunity at. length occurred. As Emily and 1 clothes round the body, carried it between them slowly to the
io3rt.l gestober. for London, in company with the Brothers, Holmes, - ea I
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'-1 many respects it. deserves to lie considered rati:,er in
the light oi' tt new Work, sx hich, sniffle it eahibits a than we could have expected. "'fife M.P." is an ad-
ir,nirabje talferT, ending.iiii a fortunate mtirrittg,e.i, "..,iie
_na %vete. walkine one day near the gate of the dentesr,e, a lad window, and exeltangtne a few brief words with some one
from the village 11;1pp-riled to be passing down the avenue below they shoved it over the window sill, aud 1 heard it fall
homm.ed,eha;,,,, ,e,h,,,, ~i the pres,„„ ,1,,, of I,„„„iiedge t-ractice or usury aUts Corn Monopoiy in inure" oe• risen the house ; the spot was secluded, and as this person heavily on the grullnd underneath. i. a port
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li-ManAer, leth Nov.-Tee Ann. Skinner, from Hull for Sierra 2O Carthagena.
Smyrna
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Leone, Which waS on shore near Kingadown 12th November, has 2800 Surat - et I
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•.1 serves the attention of the lessislat tire. " Orlando In- was not connected by service with those e hose observation " I'll take the jee els," said my uncle; " there are two cas- been assisted off. and into this harbour, leaky, and with loss of an-
ft in every depertinent, is:els° a repository in wlUch are chors and cables - 5e e •••• I} •-•
,1 natoorato" is writ. a dasinn,, I • - , . . . ,
'en in •-1 • e of hint' st •le in I dreaded, I committed the letter to his keeping, %via' strict kets in the lewer drawer "
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1.1 treasured some of lite most tu isterlY disquisitions
teriningleo wit 1 some exquisite touches of fancy. TI
t •j , tesunctiens mat he should put it without delay' into the le- He proceeded, with an accuracy uhich, had I Leen more --
4GGIO bales
11 which ha ...it adorned t ite ilierat tire of the country-Nit hin le ceiver of the lewn posteffice; et the sante time I added a at eese, would have furnished nie with matter i.if astonishment,
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lies, v e:uri ymr)esv pio?it,s,,d,e,,h ere my jewels:ay ;a n d SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18.-Wind B.S.E. fresh. . 85.50 1287428
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en- the lest 50 years. digest of Indian news is useful. suitable gratuity, and the lad having inade niany protests- AnntIVED.-Emmn. Htielin, from St. Mahe e____ ___. _ -a_________e_________ ._
*ln the part now i...e.t:tilisheii, " Poetry," by Prothissor --- tious of punctuelity, was soini out of sielit. Ile svas hardiy thoir?l,,•aitiihtnithisoishors:e:lisu,siefe,u,t)l himself of them, he called to his son- ;semen -Alert, Mould, for St. Iniehael-Palinurus, Norman, tl
r i The ..Sportsnzan. November, 1839. gone when i began to doubt my discretion in havine trusted for Jamaiea-Julius Cmsar. Mitchell, for Apalachicola-Alacrity, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 17. 3
,at Moil', ecill lata lowan: lo be pi-el:iced tt ith ao talorpent Page for Bottertlam-Dash, 'blinds, for Giltraltur-elettina Jan- We have this week had a good supply of Grain, Flour and Oat- p
tina. 'Koster for Rotterdam-Ilindoo, et• Gill, for Calcutta-Eire- meal. 0_ f Foreign produce the arrivals are 1200 qrs. of Wheat and 11
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. and perspicuous expesition of the nreutat and t»,:r<ll
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ea .1 mrtrait by I-1. 13eckedni of "Don John " the
qualities reque,tie to its proluction ; anti the distine- at •-, , I . , , • „
. i-iner ot the Dor cester S' Le e for 1833 end a re- th,is pet son ; but I had no better or safer means of
tion between nes province iif imaffination and of tarte.y- iv - • • •- • , ‘• g r . , ' but 1 could not be quite
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has been consider:id by some jutlf-fes to evince discri-
tnination it one-- inaelnint entl et oiound. l•lie intro- 1 i ,-i- •
I presentation, by the same artist, of " A Setter and
' Pie- sant " Both are beautifully- executed. The let-
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.. :. ,„ I In< a cm,-,deris,,,i history et i ter- press cescriptions of these plates are well wort i .
tile ert, eenel, , see: tl nu the pcetry of the - ' It- iertisal ef the s ortiunan The account of the
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st • sant is rail •t 1. .1 • int res iv f "Field Sepsis despatch- replied he.
satisfied of in. safety until I had te- toy place of concealment, and was creeping towards the door,
eelved an answer, which could not. arrive for a few days. Le- when I heard my cousin's voice, in a sharp whisper, exclaim, .
for I.,eghorn.
fore I (lid, however, an event occurred. which a little sur- " Scramble up again ; (.0-d d- you, pm' ve forgot to lock dano," .
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rea eir, ia toys, , a ten learn d •' • Drie Gezustera D- - - • - •
. two or three speculative purchases occurred; but, on tl-t•e whole,
the week's eiusiness has been to a very moderate amount, and 1S
~ ekstra, hence for Herlingen, at Arundalin with holdets having been disposed to meet this slackness of dein
231e1Oetober and 'Critter Secreie -*Rh ell for Liver tool •
not.. at a t ter . _ . t 1 ludo lein above. that th'e mandate was instantly
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in," sett! I, and my uncle entered the town. " Alr• ill you obeyed. Not a seemed was to be lost. I passed through the
and concluniee with the modern names of Alfieri; I.je• Pled-f -I ' L.l.tli 3. e I •.• i . excuse me," said he, " I sone lit you in Hie parlour, and door,
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G •-.' . ','w-.r 3L." Dur.,,• It may be pro. in Illinois is ihso a paper of great merit, abounding', thence 1.
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heels Ilse toineet .e. e :3:idiotic artic:e ny Sir Winner 1 mg' Arne aon es Is cut ols• .. • I 1,,, .-f 0
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Scott, in ti:ej B:it venues, ce the it ot re has n?cessarily I granhe ine the lettar, and I was not warranted iir suspestiog him of TheY then lowered themselves from the window. I now fly, Easter.for Constantinople-enduntess of Lansdale, Miller, for 1000 brls. of Flour. Some parcels of tree foreign Wheat hey,
' such %venom dishonest yas an inelinatiun to tamper with it ; rose lightly and cautiously, scarcely daring' to breathe, .from liavana-Trineteo, Rea, for eineapere.nand Warrior, Williams, been retailed among the town dealers, and at yesterday's market
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some relax:ttion of price, the last sales were at 3d to 4d per bushel !
1 prised me. I was sow._ in iii) toil-loom early in the day, the room door , and I perceive, by the straining of the rope Henry, Hassall. nnd Enchantress. Gaymer, Sailed from Smyrna for old and tid for mew below the quotations of this day etennight : •
white) was utilv closed, and moved as rapidly as I could,
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have collie here. I desired to say a word with yoo. coesistently with stillness, along the lobby. 'Before I had
e note on "'l'arn• I trust that you have hitherto feund toy conduct to yell such gone inany vards j heard the door through which 1 had just --
1 -11 el ~ ~ • , et ~. 'rite r• sami.te; , tli _ as that ot a guardian towards his wale' should be." I da:
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tor tee, ,nonth is from the pen of a los erpt a
ste•iti of enii•i,nee " \Virile! Shoo'int," affords- ed passed ehruhle loc'ked on the inside. . I glided down the stairs
out withhold my assent. " And," he continued, " I tilibt , its terror, lest, at every corner, I should nicht the murderer or
that you have not !Mind tne harsh or
, lOs per .olb may be considered the value of the best Irish red.-
taegal:, t:o,litt. sailed from Loweliope for St. -ttomlng 4th Nov. e lour has gone oil slowly- at a decline of Is to es per sack. Oats '
Garrow Henderson eailed from Belfast for New South Weles 9th must be nott•d•ltl per bushel dumper, with a very. hmited vend :
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ARRIvED.-Isahella Del hin from Jer- . -V' - C 'ff
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unjust, a tel that you one of his accomplices. I reached the hail, and listened for Law; L'enditore'pri le' ""
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Nov. ' ' - , . 3s 7d an extreme for the best Irish dried, good fair runs offering .
Os, and Lrin, -. from London-•Latirence,
( ..sty,‘ uldeecnnbe; Helen. at, 3s 4. dto3s 6d per 4.5114. Oatmeal dull of sale at 31s to 32. per -
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of fine red Wheat. in bond. was sold at lOs per 701 b. Nu trans-
actions of moment have since transpired. 11
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• : . been veev Orneio considered by Professor Moir in his i sPllr'ss • - •1. • - i , s. have perceived, my dear niece, that I sought •to make this a moineilt to ascertain whether all seas silent around ;no sound Delaney, from Droglieda-lleindet,r, (steamer) from Hemet- ----- - - E
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preeent con+ rootteon. I some useful practical hints. "The Hang- tail Pan- peor place as agreeable to you as may be ?" -I aasented was audible ; the parlour winauw opened on the park, and Duchess of Kent„ from Dublin-TorY, Bristow, from Yar-
tte.clklortnine, LBo.c.k.woofd, from. Newry held at an advence iii price of 2s to 3s, and no gre
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cUlt,lii,TNA Il_f _ 0 1.1 iUS , Schhider, from i,entwerp-Ceres, Kearon, from in I: l'ir
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i titer is a genuine Yankeeism. " Sporting Recollec - again ; and he put his band it• his porhet, whence Ile drew a through ene of. them I 'night, I thought, easily effeet my
-Eleanor FFaviarnieTfroMmilin' or a o a pu ie ,
t:, Professes Cindstison, e. hese. work on- " Poisons"
quilleTteitt; of' this description at market. There is. however a rea-t i
•,, a . he, nnen nronc,„netien n., ,-,,, ..1,,, r,.,,.. th,.. best („, inetli.. 1 tions- is a highly graphic sketch, The usual iniseel- fokled pepea, and daahing it on eae table with sett-thus., em- escape. Aecot.dingly, I hastily entered ; but, te tria- consterna•
-Thomas' & ela're Thom dundant supply of middling and inferior stuff, -which is hawked r
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fro., ort y);
viajoceu rom Y.,rimontli
pliasis he seitl, " did you write . 1 hat letter ?a"l'he sulden that, a candle was burning hi the room, and by its light I saw a
-ous sporting. intelligence concludes the number.
and fearful alteratien of his voice, manner; and face, but figure seated at the dinner table, upon which lay glasses, bot- from Clnitliam-Ma'rearet Pacia' IC'atharinter I4el 1.11-11...e'tfar'(')i.1; Plirtitsltele'
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•il jurisprotience in one !,-, tete (lege," has Contriouted I lane
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ti•-, a• du:, t oisoo.. t ~,;‘,.to t.... 4 I. t.t 11 e„ t.an , . more than an, the unexpected production ht me letter to Mr. ttes, and the other accompaniments of a drinking party. Two or YOutig Gi st•y, Pugh, from Newport-Isabella, Elliott, from Bet_ rAldhut h natslin fashioa." at all rices from 78s to ees. Not much
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13,are.,triti..,ED.F..tarkeitut:loite, Tuned), oor Africa-Fiona, Purvois, for
I' °mg in pickled Butters. as ho ders are limited to such rates, that (*.,
atblitions.frorn lite pen 01' a gentleman who bas inade The Farmer's Magazzne. November, 1833. Jefferies, which let once recoguised. tar confounded and ter- three chairs were placed about the table, irregula'rly, as if" fast-arid lugh Hawthorn, Hanney, from Dundalk.
,s I,,trlejo, fio.r. Gde ndo_a-. Adl e xi,:itanirriz,
NNeitheesseeit,rrt:
ita.) rr shippers do not willingly accede to. New Beef and Pork comes k
1 ified rne. that I felt almost cloiktog. 1 cuuld not utter a hastily alnendoned by their occuptints. A 'single glance satis- slowly to marken-the folks on the other side continue to ask
.11' • the history of that c,,untry a ,wculiar sloth-, and whose
. t the present number of this truly useful periodical
word. " Did you write that letter?" he I epeated with slow tied me that the figure was that of toy French attendant. She
Ii . lea y a, co , or nut a ati extravagant free.on-hoard.prices. Becon we may state rules about (
'l' devotic,n to tbe Pti.',:'•ii Catlst! has enabled liini to ac- contains tvvo engravings - " Wilkie's Tt-rnwrest
and intense emphasis. " You did, liar and hypocrite. You was fast asleep. having probably drank deeply. There was avana. 46s to 48s for Belfast ; and prime Hams, if now on the spot, would ,
'if - .. , ~ „ •i • command itis to 75s per ewt. llambro' Pork, in bond, 68s to 70s t
' 1 t quire Ini orMe 1 ion wittier, ,43 Its oierature from sources i Plough,'" arid a "Plan designed. fo.r a Farm' c.d. 800
dared to write this foul and infamous libel; but it shall be something malignant and ghastly it) the caltnness of this bad , - I
fel
i• I , riot geideraliv acee,s;•bli. Slr John Barrow, Secretary lor 1,000 aere.s." Among the principal papers in the
I present. number we may enumerate the folic Win your last. Men win universally believe you ts,ad, if I choose woman's features, dimly illuminated as they were by the Rapid. Taylor, sailed from Bridgewater fur Liverpool 15th Nov.
g, to call fur an inquity. 'I can make you appear No. The sus- flickering blaze or the candle. A. knife lay upon the table, end not 159i-Oct. as,reporttel yeseerday. per brl. and not much enquired for.
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I
li h 4 to the Adii irai'y •yv..-4 " Pohir *eas." Within the
i. - :, , .. 1,,...
1 1-.1 ' the hioliest picious expressed in
tnoet hif which abound with information ot , , - , this letter are the hallucinations and aud the terrible thought struck me-" Should I kill this
21.77,he mail from Leyte has arrived, Vl3. France; left Alexandria LIVERPOOL PRICES CURREN'f.
limits of this nrtiele ,:vil 11,-t i•ollisfi a compact historical 1 Oct. No India Mail forwarded.
a', I in alarms of melting lunacy. I have defeated pew first attent lit, sleedine accomplice in the guilt of the murderer, and thus se. (Quoted as duty paid, exce,pt when mentioned in bond.)
i • ateotint of tho sticccssive w+editions of discovery I";:ic.tical utility to the l'ariner, and °tilers engage(
ar dril, ant ts c o y tit , I ever you ma I. ano ei, t my re rea
tn. l• • 11• t- h 1 G I n • •k.- th • •ure t•t ?" Nothine cuuld be easier-it was but to eseree-seesnea=see____________ se-, ASHES . MADDER, 41/ Cid. a. d.• s. d. I
which have proceeded to these nrhospitable regions. agricultural pursuits :-" On the Breed of Live Stock,
chains, straw, riarkness, and the keeper's vvltip shall be your draw the blade across her throat-the work of a second. An 'TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Noveetneit 19. Niontreal, Pot ..29 Oq 29 6 Dutch, cr0p....56 0 -62 0
..
el. f the Wool
eennectetl with Agriculture"-" State o
... . I„song portienen With these astounding words he left the instant pause, however, corrected nie.-" No,•' thought I, Pearl, new -31 6 -35 0
..i' " Polarizwi,,,i of I.,;,:itt" i: the joint production of NI. Ombro 4O 0 -52 0
jl' " " ' lesification •
Arago find Dr. Youniy, tho biter of' whom fs so ifislk. Trade in the Interior of Gertnany - (,1. - Juorn, leaving me almost fainting,. " the God who has conducted me thus far through the valley Wind at Holyhead 8.5.8. blowine very fresh. U.States, l'ut.. none.
Pearl
Mull 25 0 -38 0
8 0 -e0 0 1
eli ' "1' .
of Manures"-" Agriculture (if Cuiliherland. - IIL I was now almost I educed to despair-my last vast had erf the shadow of death, will net abandon me now. I will fail Oft' Holyhead, inward bound, at Same No. 1167, Gazelle, 13.8. BARK, Quercit. -22 0 -24 0 French, S.E. 3B 0 -42 0 't
celebrated for hie theein ..d.v of ties law of the in;erfer-
-I.' ettce of light. The ertie!,, .' Police" is front the pen Corn Laws' ine"-" Supply of lrish Aeri-
'-" Prim n . . . . n h
failed -1 had no course left, but that tic eloping secretly from into their hands, or I will escape hence, but I shall he free
t e castle, and placing nieself under the proiection a the from the stain of blood-His will be done." I felt a coufi- frem the Cape of Good Ilope-and 891, Liverpool, (no time re- Oa
ceived) from Caleutta. k, se ton .. £6 0--7 10 ' S.E.F 44 o -48 0 -
German - 5 5 - E.S.F .53 0 -54 0 ii
q of a gentleman iani.e..e.-'n- e _tee•eted with tit,. workina cultural Produce in England - An
" " • ericultural Cite-
nearest Magistrate. I felt if this were not done, and speedily, dence arisine fro ti ' fit" • " " f •
, in os re ec ion, an assufance o protectioa 011• Gareglwyd, at anchor. No. 434, Win. Penn, (steamer.) BRIMSTON rAr ton E.S. E. 1a.56 0 -38 0 /1
,c j Off Great Orinsheae inward boend No 610 Avon (steamer) at Skill; te
•try"--" Liquid Alentire"-" The Improvement of Le.
a the Linden system. i : paesenls ft SkCICII of these mis , . . , dt I should he murdered.. No one, Irons mere descriptien, at hich I eannut describe. There was no other means or es- ,s . - 9 10 . Spanish 30 ••,0 -32 0
. 12 at noo ' ' -' - . ' ' .
it. Tuscany - 9 10 MotAssits, 4ta cwt.
te. • - - ,--v end on the florse, and its influence on the Acceletation a can bave an idea of the nutnitigated horror of my situation- cape, so I advanced, with a firm step and collected mind, to _ . P
„_.. ... - .. Lt., .IS C. 11111..., a
y.alirable estahlislt•-•'•-i• • ','-‘th . ' l CASSIA LIGNEA. N. d. s .d. ' • •
,
•Il • C'ominerce"-" On the -proper &stem of breeding a helpless, weak. inexperienced girl, placed under the power, the window. I noiselessly withdrew the bars, and unclosed -------- ------ - Trinidad &c. -26 0 -27 0 z
, the minintenn a:: t ;:-, ,ati,io;.tl information wt., be -• LATEST DATES Al• LIVERPOOL. 4v cwt. in bond 52 0 --55 0 Demerar'a,&c...27 6 -28 0
„ r Horses"-" Effects of successive Crops of Potatoes., and wholly at the ineicy of evil nien, and feelinte that she had the shutters-I pushed open the casement, aud, without wait.
toonti p,-,•tiiiat-iy ii-t;i,e.:l;tig, tr<vrii toe rese.arelies o. - . . . . . 7 „ 11. DOI ill her power to escape lona moment from tile malignant ing to look behind me, I ran with my utntost speed, searcel • Direct. Indirect. Front Direc t. Indirect. American, red..
-" On the new Vertettes of Seed NA heats -" Re- • 2' c eltiewnse 4, cwt. 12 0 -14 0 k
lite author late tog voii:.)!eci him to cct-1%!2t some errors . . . • • • Influences under which she was probable fated to fail-and feeling the ground under me, duwn the aventte tak
, ing care to alcutta •
: 0 sult of the Cro is and l'ros ects of the Corn Tirade " •h• Botiabay .. .... eept... 12 ntaranham Sept 7
of forreier‘etatists. I summary of the requisites of an - i - ..p • wit a consciousness that if violence, if murder were designed, keep upon the grass, which bordered it. I did not for a trio- Mauritius 1 I - . '..
n Ciallipoli Xaa 0 -56 0
~
The. usual agricultural reports are given at considera- her dying shriek would be lost in void space-no human being uncut slack iny speed, and I had now gained the centre point Limit ....
id • el-lieitint systein terms an aopropritite conclusion to the July .28 Mobile .. Oet ...IS Trinida4 4O 0 -45 0 Slay 52 10 -53 10 1
a ertiele. Of "P re -I r--'''' - se .. t •
,- is ~,,,, „e„soarn ble length, and present nitice interesting information. would be near to aid her-no human interposition could de- between the park-gate and the mansion-house-here
o.itiC, L...t.,‘.1.(4..s IL . t.
.. .- . i . • . the St. Helena.
• a to sae ',het; it is by tete siuthor el. tins Commercial Pis- '
~ , .. 1 his periodical deserves the seamiest support a every liver her. avenue made a wider circuit and in order to avoid deley, J Rio.
. .. ,
I had seeu Edward but once during his visit; and as I did directed my way across the smooth sward round which the Sept. I
Bahia
New York ()et ... 2C Ort -.15 Brazil
COFFEE, VC/a. in bond.
34 0 -36 0 Portugen &c. -51 0 - -52 0 1
Levant 5l u -53 0 1
, ri British farm tr
tionary, e wont: the reputation of which is co-extensive - • a • not meet with him again, I began to thiek he that he must pathway wound, inteoding, at the opposite side of the fiat, at '-----• - • Jams. triage.. 150 0- 95 0 Palm, 4.e• ton 4O• 0 -45 5 -
.
. ordinary .. Fish, 4p• 252 galls.
. . with British crieriartse. 'Phis article, we are persuad- have taken his departure-a conviction which was to a certain a point which I distinguished by a group of old birch trees, to
: 0 •Ytootto'Enttrell for ILoabing. good&fin ord. 96 0-106 0 Heal, pale 34 0 -35 0 -
ed, is orw a eminent value, embralying as it :toes the CON i'E ill P 0 1?,11? YPRE SS . degree satisfactactory, as I regarded hie absence as indicating enter again upon the beaten track, which was front thence middling -.108 0-115 0 lirown 28 0 -28 10 -
. the removal of immediate danger. Ethily also arrived cir- tolesably direct to the gate. I hint, with My utmost speed, (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) goocl mid. ..11.6 c--13u 0 Cod lt.) 0- - -
-,i - matured opinion, of a lii2lile Clistinguished economist -
_ -, -, cuitously at the sante conclusion, amid not without good gut about half •way across this broad fiat, when the rapid fine mid. Stc. 13 t 0-e146 0 LINSEED, 41- cwt. 29 0- - •
, i upon it subject cif stice y 'toil importance to a great Is'XPENSES OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATIG.3. • ---:.............-.--
grounds, for she mituaged indirectly to learn that Edward's treading of a horse's hoots struck upon tny ear. My heart • EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 4-e Dutch, triage.. 145 o_Bs 0 Rape, rade do. 43 ii _43 6 -
.
. counrierciel country. ( From the Manchester Courier.) ordinary .... S Turpert.4, ewt 6O 0 -61 0 •
' ' black horse lied actually been for a'"dity aud pale. of a night, swelled-in my bosom, asthough 1 would smother. The clat- Challenger, -, 90 Cape of Good Ho ' ' '
, ; pe and South Australia, good &hue ord. 93 0-95 0 Rice, 4, cwt.
11 , ' .....- I As her Majesty's ministers, despite the formal pro- in the castle stables, jest at the time of her brother's su
. .
, The ceoece se es, anten Quarter& L'cwiew. No. 8. test of a majority of the "inhabiiant householders" of visit. 'The horse
eh es on . ppo.sed tering of gallopine hoofs a •1-I I • • Ilh
pproac ;et - was puisuet - ey
hail gone, and, as she -argued,: the -rider were now upon the sward on which I was running-there AFRICA. J Gordon &Co middlin .
o
•ood mid. 96 0-le3 0 Carolitta, dress. nominal
in bond do
I 104 0-108 0
;
1
, Oeie bet, 1833. Mitnehester, have so far dared to outrage the public must have departed with it. This oast beilig so far settled, I was not a hush or a bramble to shelter me-aud, as ir to.ren- .
.• Et felt a httle less uncontrollable; when, being one day alone der escape altogether desperate, the moon, which had hitherto Buzzard, J. Frodsharn, 98 Africe.
1 homaeDetnpsey, 11 S Weetherall, VI Africa, I Croft tt
J Croft lochti
tine mid. Ste. I3en •al ord. d 0.12 6 ---1.
I, . 5 0'
100 0 --HO 0 mid. to fine.... 17 0 -19 0
il • wi. i;its•P alreihly c-, - i - - • -' t' ' ' • " . f'• t " I t .'-' ietrp "
~ ,‘,Jfes.-et, eta nitre] itreorupe ton %owe, as to in rie upon us a c las er et ti ) piano .
10 my .bed-romu, I happened to look out from the window, been obscured, at this moment elmne forth with a broad clear WEST INDIES AND ALIDEIR.4. Ceylon 96. 0 -103 0 African 13 a', -15 0
, .
I, • of the plan ere: tee-see-eel et this aditerieele wit; k. et the seit of ti. clique of fretful and would-he magni • mid i„ thy unutterable horror, I beheld, peering through an light, which inade every object distinctly visible. The sounds Dalhousie Castle, W Murray, 474 Demerara. * Bold & Starkey Java 45. 0 -55 0 Rum, r gallon, in &Old.
,7-..,-_-- -The talent disphiyed in its pages, tool die zeal which ficent wings, it may be both instructi%e and amusing opposite corner, my cousin Edward's Lice.
..li ad I seen the oere now !lose behind nue. I felt me knees bending under Llam,e, ts wheeler, 111 Havitiat, Cross; Anderson &Co 113"fla 1 • Ja,imica,
a Amelia, T Lookup, 137 Havana,. Cotesworth &Smith t' • '
•ood &fin ord 4G 0 -30 0 12 to 16 0.p... 4 0 - 4 6
it has eivinifesied c4l behalf cif our vcuerahle national to our readers, to be premonislied by example of the evil one himself itt bodily shape, I could not have expert- me, with ihe sensation that torments one in dreams. I reeled
.. , _ . St. Domingo 40. 0 -42 0 stronger .. - 5 0 '
elltircs, et...tiCte it to the sorw.t uf ail who tire con- man»er in which a portion of their municipal taxes enced a more sickening revulsion. I was too much ephalled -I stumbled-I fell-and at the same instant the cause of .
ha. SOUTH AMERICA. Brazil 37 0 --44 • 0 choice marks. 53- 6 0
lo renitive at once trout the window, but I did so seen enough my alar.in w . p
heeled ast me at a,
full aallop. It was one of the es ity. J Glover, 252 Babel, J N Wood kCo Leguira 45 0 -50 0 SAreeowen aea cwt.
- vineed of tie. ee'l.- nf tivi'l 111 s • .- • -.ones •• - • d't be disposed of hereaf:er. At any rate
I e'en. ,e o c an, a conset tii.l,,, rti•i_% possio // Jane, J Str I
au lan, . 264 Rio Janeiro, Ashley & Brethers DYEWOOPR, ata ton L. 1. £ s. nen '
. '' to avoid his eYe. Hewes Ilaking fixedly inn, the narrow young fillevs which pastured loose about the park, whose gel,
,
Policy Tin Ciinrch of Engler d principles. Advecating it will be refreshing to mat k, how far yy hig professions a„„dra i
ng.e upon which the window opene'd. I shrunk back frolics looribus all but maddened me with terror. - UNITED ST"' TES. Logwood, Jam.l 110 -12 0 gestic" & fine ..£4 0-5 10
. Richerd An ler, Hon. & Dotn.ll 10 -12 10
.
git (1,%5: SO VIC,I and itaikeveci ir cause-the cause of of retrenchment and economy agree with their con- unperceived, to pass tle• rest of the day in terror and despair. 1, scrambled to lily feet, and rushed on with weak hut rapid . • r. ..on,T Lucas, 620 Baltimore, NV Sz J Brown &Co cod k. mid .. 110- 3 0
Lirerpool, N Johnston 514 'Mobile Belem, Brothers and C Campeachy 14 10 -15 0 nomieie - 1 5
cur ecclesiastical and civil institutions-of learning, duct. I went to ioy rotor) early that night, but I was too miserable steps, my sportive CCtripan ion still galloping round and round South Air.erica, Wvii t -9r..?•4! •t: ‘l., ° 'o Fustir Spate .. 80- 9 0 BALTP .
- -RTS.OW, 0,,. ...ew :ere, Barings &Co . ETRR. I, cwt. s. d. s. Tl.
,
vtrtue, religiun, und public order, it merits an ex- A friend in Liverpool, to whom we are indebted for 1" sieePe .At about twelve o'clock, feeling very nervous, 1 tne with marry a frisk and Iling, until, at length, more (lead Tampi'co lO 0 -10 10 East tiori,, 23 0 -2s 0
EUI?OI'E.• •
deterituned to call my cousin Etnily, who slept, you will re- thilif alive, I i eached the avenue ,sate and crossed the etile,- I Brazil... 7 0- 9 0 Soutle;ernericara I t 0 -Li 6
tended eirculai•ion. As a literary provi_iction it has many similar favours, has• sent us a copy of the tree- Hiirriet, P B •
retest, 38""twerP. C C•Welder Ss Co Cuba
meinbei, in the next Peon, which communicated with mine' scarce knew how. I ran throtorh the village, in which -all Henriett• 11 0 -12 10 Suttee Lee, 4e- cue. in bond. 0
,
scarcely any rival anionz the pet-I-iodic:al publications surer's account current with the corpr
iration of Liver- . e Morriaon
by a second door. By this private entratice l.found rav way was silent as the gritve, until iny progress was arrested by the EnterpriL. •
. P Lundgren, 107 Gibraltor, Cotesworth & Smith NICAIIAGUA WO4/1).
- Leahorn Vt ; W.•her e; Co orango eo 0 -126 0
. , Rio de la Hache liver & black 6.) 0 -80 u
, of the day ..- as a repiartor-v of sound theoloeical leain• pool, from the ist of September, 1537, to the 3lst of into ber (homilies; and eittiout dillieulty verse:islet! her to re- hoarse mice' of a sentinel, who cried, " Wbo goes there?" Einnia, It etaine. 114 Malta & tam •rn; '
a , Daskeyne, Chappm &Co solid ........ 910 -13 0 ;Slates
.
..
... '
- mg it eeenpies Ites hieheot sta.:ton. Its tirticl,,s nre Anettst in the present, year. It is both a curious and turn to itty room and sleep with niee We aecoreingly lay I telt that I. was now safe. I turned in the direction of the Commerce, T Primrose, Dei Trieste. Hoak stria, Chaplet. &Co rouell ........ 50- 6 0 I Neutria, er des 7 6 -12 0
.. .................,,
. ..
.
,- 4fiffit,i% e document, and tii,1,1,) s a det;ree. a ingenuity t slier stie toteresseil ale' 1 tel.!) rtn •'ethes tin for voice anti tell faintine at the • 11. '4 feet ‘Vheit I came
(linen edge. , , ... , 1 l el., , , . . . . ... . armee, • , small ........ '5 0-6 0 , Chinehilli, d0...20 0•-25 0
i, , not 011 h, Cr 1 l'' ' i ' .'l' .-l.'-‘ it IS Scarc,:iv no•
. ~,,,,,. att, I, .t.Ft , :L.,.
fl . , I Was every toutuent svaikine, up and down the ritetn, and felt to inysslt, i WaS Sibling 111 :1 miserable hovel, surrounaed hy Lima, 401141 ••• . 9 0 -14 0 Seal, each - 2 9
f teli;cli we orevt
il - t i
-..- cessary to aitd, that we lieestily wisii toe will: every in dis Posing id the pul-ilie ul,itleY, " . ' - . „ too nervetis and miserable to thiuk of rest or couit'ort. Emile. strange faces, ' all beapeaking curiosity and compaatdoti. - Inlporto. " Barwood, Aneo. 610- 8 0 BIIUMAC, 4r ctet.
. sirecess. l'he uneeinetomising tcne which 'it uni- ettsly draught. human brains-es en w lien prompted oy seas shuts ih,i, asleep, and I
lav awalse, fervently longing Ijr Many SoMiers were in it also: indeed, as I afterwards 'hued, . Gaboon 4- 4 10 Sicily 12 0 -13 6
.i formly assumes entitles it to our host etilogiriens• In party selfishness and love of patronage-utterly trica- the first e
pale gleam -of morning, reckoning every stroke 01 it wes employed as a guard-room liy a •detachnieut of troops -.........- Carnwood 14 0 -20 0 Malaga ll 0 -11 6
the old clock with an impatience which made every hour ap- quartered for that night iu the town. In a few words 1 iu• EAST INDIES, CAPE OP GOOD HOPE, 4- Red. San. 1% ood. 70- 8 0 Trieste - 9 0
a , the hands of its present conductors we leei assured it pabk- c. FLAX, 4F ton. Verona - 9 0
.., war like six. It must-have been about one o'clods widen I formed their officer of the circuit's • .e w ich hat • • •
Although the personal expenses of the old corporate- I , . . .tans s h I °stained, .
Ivanhoe, ,299) J Gil;strit, from Calcutta, 1271 bags sugar, Oeilvy
. Riaea,l).T.R. ..43 0 -47 0 , Tyroleae
/.1 ; will f.iiecet-,1 in obtaining a laree eirculatten.
o thunaht I heard it elight no•ise at the partition duos between deFecihing.. .60 the apoearauce or the persons engaged in Gillanders and co.-From Hambro' 1 case contente Unkujen, 11 ' rborg, 9 head .39 0 -40 0 Sea ate 4e ewt.
boclies were descanted upon in terms of disgust anti . . , •
- Penny s room aed Irene, as if caused by somebody's turning tire murder ; and he. without loss of time, proceeded to the F.astee-5 do, S A tirantleis and co-9 do, order-3 caul looking Archangel IIOIIP. B.l'. 51uscovado
.
1 Blackwood's Lilagazine. Novenlber, 1533. 111)11e:re/see by the framers and promoters of the new the key in the lock. I 1 11
ae.t. toe breath, and the same sound mansion-house (at' Carrickleigh, taking with him a party of glasses, I ease crayons, NI and 13 Joseph-2*e casks hams. It A rrott Dutch 8, l'ls'm •6° 0 -I'o 0
and eo-1 ict r 1 • 1 • a - •
p_ ue. Li dle , J akakespeare-I brl enchovies, lii Geets,4e• etrt, tooiAtbrown..S)o 0 -52 0
dry brown noe 0 -56 0
We beet! ,wl(l,:int read "an article of greater power measure, we find that the. luxuries of our tnociern lies repeated, at the second iloor of niy• room-that which his men. But the viilains had discovered their niist• k 1 '
ae, ant braneker-00 eases spirits, T Rimmer jun-235 brit: their 419 Turkey. blue 7B 0 -Se 0 good an mid... 57 6 -62 0
end interest thee :he paper %yid; which Blackwood, mayors are still to be paid for out of the public purse ; opened upon the lobby-the sound wns.here distinct 1 then- este! te befe
Iv caused bad effectet . 1., re ihe arrived ofh he. military.-- bags-bread, 3 eases fun it 8-0 •b k '..- ' b d ' • mix; 1' •
i ttre, (car , e.t.a ags peas, or er-1 I) e 60 0 -65 0 • fine &v. fine.. 63 0 -67 0
1 , r - by the revolution of the b,,lt in the inek and it was Tollittved The Frenchwoman, was, however arrested • I ' h •
commences this montli-" Our Pocket Companions." anti that our whig rulers, ever mindful of the ,act, . .
~ .:
~ . .
~ , _ • . . n
... , , in Ile anag . . • UN/7'ln fa U•I n 1 "I'PS Dist India 70 ' 0 -75 0 Mauritius,
by a soglit pressure upon the door itself, as it to ascertain the heutheod upon the next day. Zane was trlert and condemned Susquehanna. (sn9') J W Nl:e I. (3' • GINGER, tr eta. ' ,61,3 Sc moist. 48 0 -50 0
. The ditsciiptive portions are rich and glossing in their that although security ot the lock. The person, witnever it utiebi he was . itlien tile ensuing assizes; aud previutlS fuller eXecUtion, con- bricootenlsonitimyr n, J Goottw'ien'e-';'dtfir in Phliladelphilthl :Tx 1 Barhadoes 45 0 -50 0 brown 51 0 -53 0
• , e.o C -110 0 , Yellow 54 0 -57 0
, ' nitienificence, and the critical disquisiiions profound . a Through tattered clothes sniall vices do appear;
~ probe My satisfied, for I heatel the old boards a the tubby fessed that " site had a hand in making Hugh Tisdal's bed.,. I do. Buchanan and Son-3 do, 1' letti'mpsomnP l''.2eivi:Ckt'tgesut;ok-1) jamaica
• E. India e n !Jona 18 0 -..
"0 0 iine yellow _5B 0 -63 0
"
_ and heartasearcliing• l'he resumption ol the " His- Robes and lurred gowns hide all,- creak and strein, as if under the weight of suineboily tnoving She hail been a housekeeper in the castle at the t• 1 • and T Willis-1 do El Roose-1 do, CJ S Walker-
line, an, a son_i i .-,. • e - 1 do, T Uncle- ' Bast Intlia Ben-el
Guat, 4y cr 1. _ . _ _
~ ,
s 1 ' •• - f• • 1. -• lr chief magis. cautiously over them, me sense of hearing became untlantrallY kind of chow male of my uncle's. sii_ _a, . .. .. , . co. Joihrls do. ..t) brls apples, II More and co-200 brls
1 ()rice I Cll- . I - " ' ' •I
' . ' t. ' .
MCI( e n CI'S tnitst oe tett.••ci. with Sanstaction• have mar. e .proyistOn ot supp y ingot ew., in realite, at,,e Arable. Turkey. 40 0 -140 ti ord. white- oil 0 -64 0
apples, G 3 Wainwright & co-2 do, AV el odsley-3 do, I,"fhomp-
almost painiailly acute. 1 suepose the Imagination added to speak Enelish like a native, but had eecien . . .. , gond & fine -65 0 -57 0
4 The poiitical lessons convet ell in tliPse essays :ire trates with the means of cre:lting and supporting a --,. . . sely used the sen-6 casks do, Inglaby and Browne-29 hiels quercitron barkeT East India' 25 ° -51; U
,'. t -leell . I h•I F I - ler tset f*l't.is •
. isisloidoess to sounds vague tu thetuse ses. 1 wag it tat rench einguge, spp e o aciata,e eel- disguise. She and .1 Hampton-31 do Barbera; 41 0 -5., 0 extra fine 6B 0- -
542 leis turpentele NV end J Brown int 65 J -68 0 Mattilla,ia bend 21 0 -23 0
singtiferly valtedne and instructive. " Tick uo Sci- dignity whicii, in most instances, nature has dertieti could hear the breething of the persen who was slowly re- 'died the same hardened wretch which she had lived, confes- co-1060 bris flour, neiten and co-12 bale; co•tion • • ' ' Senegal
.11 tglitield and Hen'. ciff t,,,,
entitle Priocip:es" is exoni4itelv pern.ecl, and will 'them ; and ihis, lons at the expense of Ilte•g°()(1 and turning dewn the !ebb% . At the head of the slatraease there :deg her crimes onlY, as she alleged, that fter doing so might Birch-37 lees bees' wax D Buchanan and Son-I2a hlida ox hoofs, nn ' " ea.• j-: 11' 4 s' Havana' d°•
atfurd touch amusement. The able essav on " Colo- efficient governmeut of the nitinicipitlities; for by the appeared to occur a reuse :.und I could distiectly hear two Or ittritive Sir - Arthur "1' n, the great ituthor of her guilt G Wright and co-P D I burg, clean ..42 10 -43 0 brown
otitshot.4o 10 - - yellow
26 0 -29 0
1 nial kroec •• -nri -n:" i•- ver ' ‘ea-onal it itn-oduced 9-11 section of the new act, town councils cannot levy
. ise .1,,E . et- .. e y._ ..S. ...). .. ... • •'.. red • the ste is then desceeded and nai•er • end whom she now Fees • , .•
tie ce sentences hast ily 11 ~ispe , . 1 , , , ‘ eeided a ith unmitigated BR I TIS II AME R ICA. Riga, 1thine....43 0- - white, ord 35 0 -37 0
'1 the stairs •xith apparently less cautem. 1 now ventured to detestation. Charles litunliersten, (640. 11 Enstmait, from St. Stephen's. N.B. outshot.42 0- - good & fine 38 0 -40 0
'Fite facts witcia it introduces tn public Twice &:-serye any sum greater than the average Yearly sum ethic 1 ~ . , .. ~ . , ,„ . , . . ~ , , _
, wale quicely and t
lig Ore to tue emu) thou, aim aeemptea to NVIIII the particulars of Sir Arthur's and his eon's escape 1.'168.1.`-lealsdniui Moe ends. 150,000 laths, 1 cast iron wheel, 1 east Archangel 41 0 --, -- Brazil, in bond.
the most set kilo; ~,,tt,f-iff,n. ~ A. Crusteceous Tour" shall have been exp. ruled in the maintenance uf ths,
open it ; it svas indeed fast locked upon the outside, as was as far as thee' are known, you are acquainted. You are also
, iron peat., n pawn; returned, Cannon. ;Stiller and c.o-eB 1)
Lockwoods, (872, 0 Sprott!, from St John N. 13. 90•0 pees ash Bombay
Manilla ..... 35 () - - brown
el 0 -25 10 ' yt•Ilow • 16 0 -22 0
23 0 -25 0
is highly homourons ;Ind piquant, arel ought to be police during the seven years previous. also the other. I now thlt that the dreadful hour was come ;in possession or their after Nte-the terrible, the tremendous staves. 16e cords lathwoocl, .1 and G L'oeltwo'o(l-284 te•es birch Jute l4 0 -44 5 - .wbite, 0rd.,..26 0 -28 0
.- , But to our examples. In th•e Liverpool balance- but rice despetate expedient lentained-it was to awaken retriltution .whicte after long delays of many .years finally 1475 pees pine, 200 pees rt•d pine and 83 pees sp uee iimher. 45.... i Hines ()x and Cow •
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, . attentiveiv r."!•.:(1 by ercry ...t ~:tt,r eater in the world. ..tr lb good & line. 29 0 -33 0
• • deals, It I. Dawson-and co-70 pees pine, Lac deals', landed at
, The tnast.eily pap,:r on ihe " Cora Laws" adduces sheet we find the following items, which we have ex- Emily, and by our touted srength, to -attempt to.force the oyertouk ana crushed thein. Wonaerfut and inscrutable are Mil- B. Ayres & Monte Video. dry. Teetow. t's cwt.
ford-li 1.)
ptutition door, which was slighter than the other, and through the dealings of God with his eteatures. inferior a: mid.° 8- 0 81 I"burgh, Y.C...38 0 -58 6
i. some very strong argnineins in favour of the canning- traeted at random, front a multitude of others equalls' ..
• Iles to pass to the grounds, and tut tit to the viltege. I re. Deep and fervent as must always be my gratitude to Heaven ELTROPE. goo,' & prime..o 9e- 0 101 Odessa 5B 0 -58 3
restrictions, " Tile Onyx Ring•' is a trile of great curious:- • turned to the bed-side, and ehook Emily, hut in vain ; nothing for my deliverance, effected by a chaiu of proviitential occur- Emma, (153) T Irving, from Lisbon, 1101(.13 qr casks wine, C Do. selted ....0 5- 0 6 Archangel 56 0- '-
pathos. the moral of wince), however, le not very esi- Toe:ash paid grant to Mayor, being allowance £ s. d. that I could 1
te) :walled to produce flout her more than a few renees, the failing of a single llnk of which roust have eitsured le-1,°'1","(1-10 pipes olive uil, D Buchanan-2u do, II Cnstellain and N.Aineesalted 0 :i1- 041 Buenos Ayres 53 it -56 0
Brazil 0 51- 0 61 TAR, 4F brl.
dent. The artiele on " New Sontli Wales" abounds meter the hirinieipal Act l3OO 0 0 incoherent words-it was at death-like eleep.• She had cer- my destruction, I was long before I could look bark upon it do
-a0 do, Leech, Damson and eo-10 do, Duarte Brothers-14
, order-1 Ithd wine, 20 pipes olive oil, T Martin and Son-4 qr , dry salted..o 5t- 9 6.1 Stockholm ....1G 0 -17 3
1, le
With useful infurmation respecting that terra zucognzta. if C.'iarriitees and Servants 7tX) 0 0 t•tiniv daank of aonia tvarcotit• as had I iron I•aa »i • w'
De. Fes expenses t , , , , h , s , . I at, y lst ,st te ith • bitt , - • •
other feelings than those ol crness, almost of agony. casks wine, W Wingate-I do, T J Ilutton-5 do, Rushton and Rio, dry 0 7a- 0 8 Archengel 1G 0 -16 6
Du. For expenses attendent on her Maieste s or ail the. cilutiou with which I had exeutinea every thing The only being that had ever reallyloeed me me- nearest •
Tohnson-20 bales cork. Leech, Harrison and co-400 fruits fe,s Villparitiso,dry 0 6- 0 71 Carolina l7 6 -18 3
11 __a_
Goole:lion - leB chests 205 Id chests 79 boxes 62 hf box-es' Odessa. &c.dry 0 64- 0 71 Virginie •
• Fraser's Ha..azine. Nrovelitner. 1333. . little noise as possible, to force tirst one doorethen the other to assist-the gayest, the gemitlest, the warmest lieert -the (mine: casks cream tartar, neder-2 boxes sweetmt•ats, T 'Martin W. India; dry. II es- 0 7 TARTAR. 4Y stet.
and eoe-58 bexes fruit, 8 E Sevaife-100 chests eOO hf chests fruit, salted. 0 5- 0 5/ Cream of Tartar G 2 0 -63 0
, This is smother Heil number of 1-i'raser. The trees mayer's personal expeuies fornNE year• •L• 2640 0 0 -hut all in- rain. I believe no strength could • have. effected only creature en easth that cared for me-her life had beett ,
el• Andrews, Inicher and eo-(3 casks butter, S Perrott, jun and co East India ....0 8- 0 121 brown & vel.
latices of " Agamemnon" is executed in it highly coin- 'rutai urnituut of ealaries and stipends paid to tny object, fur uoth doors opened inwards. 1 theretnee culleeted the price of me deliverence; and I then uttered the wish, __..es le . Kips,B. A.dry .0 71- 081 TEA. 4F Ilt.in bond
Recorder, Asaessor of the Bortiugh Court, whatever moveable's I could veiny thither, and piled them which no event of tea' long and serrowful life- has taught re Horse, d.eael)9 0 -12 6 I 13ohea,Centon.: - -0 10
mendable matinee. 'The " Recollections of our hist e Laureana. (100)T De Uearte, from Santander about 200 bushels
eitilientliary Magistrate, end Alehltect.... 2825 0 0 agaiost the (Mors, so as to assist itre in whatever atternpno I to recia that she had been spared, and that, in her stead I nuts, 20 bushels onions. Zulueta andeo-u 1, ' Hoese Hein, er th. Fokein • 1 2- I 3
, pa ri s h A.ltnister" :di-round witli judicious critieisms and Short
. Treitatirer's Office BB2 13 5 should make ta reeist the entrance of those without. 1 'heti we 'I I • • the (*rave foreotten a ttl - t rest.
re mou t wing in e , .... . t a Sarah Maria, (146) NV Elliott, from Zatite, about 1100 qrs wheat 0 8t- 0 9 Commit, eom ... 13- 1 4
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. ' characteristic tineedotes. The perocly en Father Nies Surveyor's Office - 013 mid. to tine. I - a 6
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guire's sermons is, exquisite. "'Tile Present Sette of Surveyors or Buildings 432 14 JO to awaken my consin. It was not sleep, ii was torpor, let hal e y iir,...-..,!•,111[411.01/./.11=10111 Jasper, (110) J Williams, front Patras 118 butts 51 earroteels cur- long tails ... .. 18- 2 0 Twankay. com . I 51- -
, , • nulls; G Crosfield and co-S D ' combed - 1 7
' * Mental Philostifi;,y in lie.y" ie a very eleberate paper Clerks of Committees, Sergeant at i•lace, miezttl). I knelt doe n tied pray et: with au agony of earliest- SPORTING IN'I'ELLIGEK CL'. Ellen, (la 7) NV Coster, from Trieste, 99 easks 38 hf pipes olive 'maim ,4F lh, in bond. Pelsoe, Orange .I 8 --e 3 6
-interestices to the utetapnf•sieel etudeut. " The Sword Bearer, Ssc 1723 8 8 ness; aud then seating aniselS upon the bed, I awaited Inv . oil. 143 bags shuinac, about 3 tons bonee, 50 boxes tallow candles, Bengal' Campoi,
'' fate with a kind of terrible teitequillity. ' _ ordcr-3u bags yellow berries, Geller and eo-5 caslis marbles, S A r. &violet.. 70- 7 6 co:n t ,
pit . o good none
i Vicar" is an excellent tale in verse. l'ile psper on 'Thew, ve merry- men of Manchester, what think ye
- • I licard a faint clanking sound trent the narrow court which . MANCIIESTER.-FRIDAY EVENING. Brandeis-about 1 ton old junk. the master-e 1.) blue & violet .70 - 7 6 Hyson Skin .. :: 11- 1 2
~ blue none
~ e " The-State end Prosriects oi. Protestant ism in li"rance" of the cost of that tinsel dig,nity with which Messrs. • • .Emmit, (130) P Noel fm St. Mato, 30G pees oak timber, R Zwil- mid. to fine. 15- 1 7
I have already mentioned, as if caused by the seraph).- of Q•OOmY weather appears ill calculated to create animation
' will-be perntied wiili intense interest. "'Fite Maids- Russell and Co. have dazzled and turned the heads of .e. chenaart end co-Q D* violet, g.Bz fine 69a- 7 6 Sauehong. cone 14- 1 6
; aid, & mid. 6 0 - 6 6
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' ' . • Solite iron instrument' unainst stones or rubble!). lat hsst in zoiy market ;at all events it has net aided speculatiotes Lucy, (16.5, 1-1 Walince, front St. Petersburg, 2742 bobbins flax, good to fine... 19- 3 0
i" ehenstein" is a treditionere tan, of some interest, Lut v our aspiring whig "cotton lords," fent merchants, deterniiii d
e- not to disturb the calmness which I now felt, by upon•the turt•for the past three days. There may, however, Came and Telo-1453 hats Iron, order-G.D violet &cop. z 5. ,
.....- , 6 Pekoe, flowery. 3 0- 4 6
4 mixed.... 5
.• r u llyitoo, com 2• 0- S 4
rather diffuse. Under the head of " Little Men and and l'ustian dealers ? But who would not be a mayor, uselessly watching the preceedines of those who sought Inv bi. some excuse in many of the. speculators liatitig for their Gardiner, A Marion, froist Antwerp, 80 oars, 50 handspikes, for
cop.g. & fine. 6' 0 - 6 6 •
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Little Maeners" we nevi, sr.,:ne ca-,,i:ul Iti!s at Lord or a'n alderman, to have lac( • fl t. I' •-•
Jueys in aun ine ,y eries • •
life ; but as the sounds t ontinued, the host ible curiosity wmch hobby wiussing, which completely takes up their attention. exportation-V D . llite'3 0- 3 9
Louise.' (400) i F Rooms, front Antiverp, 150 bales flax, A Swain- Se
ord.. mix . 4 6 - 6 6 • Young Hyson.. 1 11 - 2 6 •
' ' t felt overcame every other etuotion, end I deterunned, at all , A' more than usu.' .
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s • 1 number of the leading men of business • eon. quality .. 5 0- 6 9 Imperial
1 Non-nanny. The " Passages frets: the Dien' of the flying, about him- free of cost Y Who wouldn't ex-' : son-18 do, J Willts-6 cases 1 cask do, J ll. Lawson-2 do. Coll- 28- 2 10
'i; • . hazards, to grittify it. 1, therefore, crawled upon nty knees will be in Derbyshire °oil h l
_ _in seay, to witness some antice• • - • • • Oude
mann nnil Stoltertoht-11 brie nails, AN alrond and co-about 65 4 0- 5 9 Gunpowder,
'll'
, .it late- Dolly Dostel" have aq'orl,-.ii us a hearty laugh. change a sieit in one of 'Greenwood's omnibuses, or a
. , to tlie window, 7.0 di MA (0 let the ,sniallest portion of my head pated excelleot diversian. Quotations on th.e -Derby, we tons oak bark, Boutcher and co-Q 1) Madric 4- 6 0 good Sc fine 33- 4 0
The satire, whicit tliev convey is ot the ~., . es .4,- 4 , s .
- • kccre 1 cl- r-r o-te hor e Jarveve-for nhieli he Must. pay sixpence ot appear above the' sill. Thi, ionoz'i Wads Sninin •.'1 •
gnl. i du tlll- imagine, would he superfluous, ids two or three horses only Bolina. (64) F P Carrell, from Jersey, about 2070 bushels Apples, G 7.eit,i)rm.,:l a. th• Ihio 0
..... 7 0 TOBACCO, 4r lb. in band.
J. River. Leaf .. 0 8 - 1 0
t It. ter. The pepe,r 'en " Clitneit .Eetension and (introit a shilling-for a seat in a fine carriage, for which he certain indiance upon the antique grey builuitdes, anti oblique- had !teen in any demand of moment since Tuesday. The lley 3 boxes epees and pears. 2 baskets onions..l parcel pine apples, 11 Sohres .56 - 6 3 Stemmed.. 08- 1 1
-,. .1 Reforni" is important at the prt,s,qlt clisis. In this need pav nothing ? Who wouldn't rather be called le mein the narrow court h
-eneit.o, one side of which was or Algiers, Accelerator, anti Loril A lbeniarle's Tros, by G a 1 ,
nd A Celled-. 11111411 case wine,J Rohm aud Son-G D
Cortes -. 5 3 Kentucky ..... 0 8- 1 1
, - therefore clearly to
niumiddated, While the other was 1,48 t in ob- Priam. out of Ally, hy Partistio, are in hinher request, avet- esaseseseneee ....- --. - ees ..---..-- - ----. -------• • aue,---• naraeens, Floras 66- 7 a Maryland • . _
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1 ' Thn:eiti f•s taisei• its e fresh specimen of " your wersiiip" for one year, than plain "MieterPut
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number D.. .. r= ,_, . , ~.
tee. "Homeric 1.3a:1a(!5." The at ',kit! on the "Regis- ter," or plain " iklister anybody else," frotn the be. (lin • '
trillion of 18 auni...nt tn ,
'33" is o eel-nine:rig are e • favour g,inning to the end of his days? And then again, the
of conservative ItSCenflanet..
.D14%),1.i,z. Universitq .11a,azine. Nov efither, 1833.
a mayor of lganeliester, that is to bee-a•if a special vio•
lation of the corporation aet will be perinitt,.(l by the
courts of Wesiminsten-troust have ser s'a ` - '
n• - at. mace, „:
se s •
oft.l. % e inaeaz us, ste et , beerer 'oft t trio eer - mace be•tter- et id genus
This .....>ry spivi!ed and truly eines- •' ti '•'i''' • el .. , so. a - es. s, . ..- :a s, scurity the sharp out Once of the eild gables, with toeir nod- aging 30 IO 1 each. 'f' he last was' supperted yesterlity heel y
es clustecs el ii..v, being zit ficst alone visib,e. Whoever or at 100 to 3; hut we consider it 'soul& he difficult telitel layers. .
vrhtttever occasiouhd the noiseevlitchs had ext.:teed my curiosity tO any amount at three points iess than that fieure. We are
was coneneed under the shadew of the dark stile of the not aware of anything having been done tin Seott's lio. It
quadrangle. I placed my hauds over my eyes to shade them appears not
• frotu tht.• moonlight, whitli %tyre so bright as to :be a
after we,;', ' ' '
which is not so v..eli known in Eneland as it deserves Orilne, vested vvith the appointed paraphernalia and form of a men e " I' '
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to he, continues to improve from menth to month. In getvgawlzerie of their several offices. Tr
its tales it has net a siterie livid. Otte of these, from compared with the simple and unostentatious manner
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the present titimber, we have transferred into our o%ln in which the municipal affairs of ikianchester have been u•
. ltltlllie.
CO !most OW Of generally ICIIOWII that Bloomsbury, hy Mulatto, •°i'''''ls etg
4 t tea Le e. •
----ere--
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 1,6. sobres 5- 6 3 TURMERIC, if, cwt. in-bond. -
Cortes .. ... 4 3- 5 3 Bengal
'etc DYE, V lb.
St, Giles's dam (I he winner oe the Derby in 1E320 Is There has been a very good ilernand ion Sugar during the week, MADir R ROOTS, tr cwt.
(tazenne and peril), into the del kness, 'I first dimly, but not ene of the crack northern lot. He is the propetty of Mr. from both grocete and refiners, and the sales amount to Itieo Weis.
ts gradually, altruist with full distinctness, beheld the W. Ridsdale, who trains hen at Newmarket, and was bred B.P. at a slight ienprovement upon good and tine qualities ; a small
Or, this,- Illtle hole dose uuder the well. Smite impleine
" l'he Reddertir.," is an Irish story of con- eta:dm:Led hitherto,-will be it new occupation for the eis ioss'lne .. • •
siderable !timer, ft mil ilie pen of I‘,Trs. S. C. Hall." The seven senses of her Majesty's lieges here, and judging the ogrigei in digging what appeared to be a [lv his brother, the late owner of Marton, near York. 'The P
a pickaxe mot slievel, lay beside hitn, and to these, he every
new eud thete a pidieil iicinseltets the nature of 't
he groutel re-
q ired.. He pursued his task rapirllv awl with
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• • nts, probably offers remain 10 to lon the field. eel of elituntius sold at the quotations, but owing to the small French
staorels of Llengal. there are no sales of this description to notice.. Naples
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HAtt en w AY.-The truth of the report of this horse having molasses are limited to 70 puns. of Antigua. at 29e per cwt.; but
broke down • ,a
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i t . tt," thought las suoveliul alter shoyestul of i 1 1
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dislodged rubbish molt ' - ' I.
sited into ahe " appe rs beyond a doubt ; Mr. Ferguson adver-
as Ilttle ""ise tises him fqr sale. 'The" extra weight he has had to carry,
con' nue( en . .
t I repeated running, must 'lave hastened this TURPF.NTINE, V" Cu/.
12 0 -18 0
D.T. nnd prime. 110 - 4 0 American. .... 10 0 -le 8
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mid. to good OlO - 1 0 VALONIA,4e• ton. et s. x s. '
ord.& inferior o e-0 10 Smyrna, picked 12 0 -20 0
Mores 12 0 -14 0
Sip yrna,...., ~.......1,2 0 -44 0 WAX. BRese ,IF ewe in bond.
T -mob et, Se ret..R n .-to o 1 African
41 0 -41 0 1 East India
:'," 0 -34 0 I American '3 0- 9 0
9 0 -10 0
9 0 -10 0
There are no saIPS reported in Foreien angat-The transactions in • - -----nen--,- se- --•-••-----• .• • - •------ •• • • --en-- • .-' ~
more husitoss might be (lone were the holders willing to accept
present rates.-Coffee. The demand for British Plantation con-
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bums dull, and a further nelticsion of 2s to 38 per eet ha c
submitt dto t which the rocers have taken 200 tees. 601 els. PACKET BOA'rS.-FALMOUTH STA'FION
DESTINATION.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, N0v.16.
. Alails made
up ,n Lail Pnckett Next Packet:.
Sailed. Due.
•. - eti, they are alga consnainfation of Probably the 'very best racer of modern Jari,„icae '-`` - D g • ' • f 1 d
, and at) hags of emerara, conststmgeateily o c ean or . London. •
Dressed Gray," ia pc.),.-!ssetl a yery hie'll merits its a by '
ihe cost of.soch tholes to our Liverpool neieh• ging the.grave 1i ) I I
we.ca, oe.ore tv• 1 • • • •
•. a . , . o earls tenet, I must fleet cold times. We rather think Mr. F. refused an almost unprece- up to good quality. 100 bags of ordinary Idler:wailed brought 32s -- .
• •• •le•I corpse. 1 eta their'
. poetical production. "Tile Falconef s Bride" is ano- }muss, we sh'otitti not be at ail surprised if they 'found. ..!.I.;:ai- • : .1 „0-1 eetteot escape." I felt as „dented sum fer him, at Ihe Doncaster ?fleeting, replying, for sound, and damieed 3sei per ewt.e-Cocoa continuo, neglected.. Holland .. ...... Tues. Sr Fri, • Men, & Thors.
i ther tale of c.-•xquisite interest. "The Be-Ways of Irish themselves called upon to pay several thousands a- .' my reel sou was leayttp, me -
. • . , . I started td my feet, and iti that " all Ireland would not buy hitte-Manches:er Guardian -40 brls. 4tonalea Gilmer sold .at SYs. and 1100 hags Bengal at Ifia I-lambing & Steed. Taps. &Frt. i.
Tues. & Satur.
i. mere despair I applied myself again to eoel Iti ti ' to 18s 3d per cwt.. ane4so bags Bleck Pepper at 411 to 4atl 4, Be- 'either, . . 1 --
Itt ic oors al- - ' ~
,1- History" irbetind with idustrati(ins of the working of yteir for this interestina species of tnoonshine alone. rtoyat Tar, Braganza,'
, . . , - •• • • ternately. Ist rained every nerve and sinew, but I unieht ag Nothing done in •Pimento.-The business in Rice is confined to Madeirn... .... Saturdays ..
TArTERSALL'S.-TtlnneDAY. r Nov.-5. Nov. 18.
fl Ponere in lite sistes isle. " Tii„ Man in tile Cloak" 'And then, in the course of a year or two, maybe, thee well have attempted, with Inv siogle etrength f'-
. a smell parcel of East Indie at 19a per cwt. in botel.-90 puns of Spain & ihrtat. . J
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r 'live Rum Vl° 38 per cunt. o.p. have been sold at 5s to i
ie certainly tt very German stor:.-. . I.n the resiew of will have the satisfaction of provitling a horough-rate building itself from its foundation. I threw Ina sea' madly lit ' Enny.-The subjoined. quotations will show, that fine Jat e . , e a alta and Greece.. 2ndSattirdity Braganza. Oc '9
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i ; ••,-, „ -- the ground, and clasped my hrtn(ls over tny eyee, as if tle was done to da • • end He tt e ond • i, rovement i 1
e, ) y dll .111/ , Gs per gallon. Egypt mid India .. 4th Seturilay ....Oct. 29.
, a " Lori Lintialv's Letters trom the ti,ast we have some of
.sorne two•and sixpence in the pound, by way-. of "Pun
. . to shut o-ut the horrible images which crowded upon me. . the Dey of AI, ' )' '
giers consequent on the money laid out on
. The transactions in Indigo are limited to a few chests, at very mhhihra
e have been disposed of at led to
very curious investi;a :ions into i tie subject of Feg,e•ntlllll giving employment to their spare capital. Mon I - - '
av there was nollti full prices.-156 chests Lac 1)y Brazil & 11. Ayres. each month Nov. 9. Nov, 23.
, -• 1 i• 1 The paroxysm passed away. I prayed once more with the • i I.` ' . • ng new or interesting in the bettiug. lehh per lb -A few serous of silver Cochineal are reported Rt 65•10t1 Arnertm • Ist Wednes. Reitelt•er,Nov 10 Skylark Nov 10
waren:. 'rile tionjeet Is one wheel .13s intaerto obtained But at present our prospects nre of a som ,s-I) t • tle avourttes are quite out of the market at present :-
, e• N a bitter agonised fervour of one is ho feels that the hour of ant! 150 bags Munjeet at 1•253d.-The sales in Saltpetre arid Nitrate 0 jeiant 1,,,,,,rd
ist
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t:i • i i
bllt littlo notice. Further information will ProbahlY rnixeG anT. uncertain nature, and we suppose, that pur• death is presetit am! inevitable. When I arose. I werit once 25 to I against Col. Peel's Dev of Algiers. (t 30 to 1.) of Soda have been trifling. . 1 Isl. & Hayti.. Iy of Lord efelville Pigeon,
i• 1 ' Dyeavoods.-The continue( , .
' " • 1 'heat prices of Logwood rendt•r the a„, • ,
enable tIS tO solve eotne of the difficulties wined now suant to the course adhered to up. to the present time, . more to the wirOlow and looked out, just in time to see a 3!) to i• o leord Albetnarfe's Tros. (t to E. 160.) lia iri be, 1. ;„ s •a,tor.i.
iitterpose t 0 prevent us frem aucor:Uttig, on strictly tve are to he kept in ignorance of the destinies of this shad•owy tiguie glide along the wall. . 'file task was finished. 30 to 1 „ Mr. Allen's Fitz-Ambo. (t) . sales limited, the business ef the week v g Inon3ar ut a 0 -
tons Campeachy. at 1:15. and 40 of Jamaica at ine, per ton ; Fustie elexieti nd Ila- a 15th day of 11.M.11 Pd •
vane.
• neum Swift,
e
Nov. 21. ;
;
, •The cataatto hbof the triteed must soon be aecoin fished. • 30 to lai dein
P e Y P a st AI le • • r Savanilla brought the advanced trice of
Priee's three (Dulcimer, Scout, and is very scarce; GO tons o . . I c Jainai. L'w•trd r
• i . ... „...• . . . i.
• •,- .• . •)le. for Lie e.itti,il,,,,lnarl, i eiat tons of . greet town, until it suit the whim of our " •trusty arm
sett-inn:lc Inman - , • 1:8 lOs ; 5 tons Jamaica £ 1 lus ;iu tons of inferior Cuba xll, and i • loth day of H.M.B. Pandora Magnet,
it . a . r I -determined now to defend itly life to the last • and that 1
•Charlie Duffn 200 even was betted on Derrynane against Isl. 8s• ItaYth each month. 0e 17
,
Lord Lindsay and others. " The Con;e:,sions 01 harry well-beloved" Dav ids, Johns, and Williams. to deter strew lot of terod 4:12 and still higher rates hre now demanded ; Dee. 10.
• tine ht be able to do so with some effect, I searcited the room each of the followine lot, in one het :-Brother to B• •WI a Carlo:wen:l -` `• •
:' c" " s of Nicaraeua Wood ilo sides are reported; of Camwood, smell lots, e _
Loll-et-pet" lois.; afforded us another hearty lough. mine whether the '' grave" or the " ridielllous” is •t 0 tor'sotnethine which might serve as a weapon ; but either ' •dleton, Ild • rl '''
entre • dimbeau, Westonian, Boz, Tros, bey f
o• •ood rielft -at 1:29, and of Harwood. 20 tens Galloon at Je4 and 10 '-•-•-••••-•=''''="="===---- . - ----- ------- ._=-_-_____-_,
-....- be the order of the day. By• the wae, as we are some- through accident, or Neu' au anticipation of such a pussi- Algiers, Foranitio, PRENIIUSIS on INSUItANCE ar LLOYD'S.
• Brin.go-hragh, Gulnare, Accelerator, tt f iSictiet;la iNo•Xt; 13s per tote-The sides of Turpentine have been
• , ..
. The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Tie:giver for liri- what cut ious, perhaps the Guardian or the other bility, every thing whic'n might have been made available Zimmerman, Bulwark, and Epidaurus. rather extensive, amounting to 4300 brls et Ils 9tl to 12s tad ; the ---;- - -----
rit i;voTir„ j---o
o t ward. --I
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LONDON .4 tome.
. , • for such a porperse had been carefully removed. I must then • .
market has :idea:deed 3d to ed per cwt during the last two or three
.' • '-iti- ; • n •
t, act, and Austra,asia. layoureo journal" will be civil enough to inform us . i . 1 t fy ....-„,,,,.„,,„„.....„,................. . (Sailing before 12th Jan.) - _
. tisk and Foreiga India, days, and is still firm at the advance k the parcel with was sold at
' die tamely ant wo mu an e ort tudefeud myself. A thought • to •• • . ....
November, I S3S. whether the New ALiyor's Carriage-or the New -'
, • suddenly struck no•-tnight it not be possible to escape Ma. O'Coe NELL Soen CHEAD.-A correspondent says,- f • II .
12s 8d was of soperior quality.-Of Stockholn 'I „.
s at »00 fees have , i ....
. et a slight decline upon previous rices•-The liti- "ma.ca ..
. At the present mot:lent the journals relating to the Mayor's New Carriage has been ordered, and wnether through the door, which the assassin must open in circle; to -It perhaps may u•)t be-uninteiesting to many of your readers, ount hie ers, , Leeward Isl. Dense. & Berbice 2O 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
l' 1% 1 s lila been trifliiig, dut 35s lets hetet
• sines.s in Montreal tier . s le. .. ,
affairs of the .Feist possese en extreortintery degree of it is to be ornamented with embossed plated mountings enter the room? I resolved to make the attempt. I felt to know the vulue get upon the Irish agitator, by the people obtaieed; in Montreal Pot Asbes, also. thee:ties are inconsiderable, Honduras - 0 0 105 0 -147 ()
' ei; I ,i of Manultester. At e sal f choke quality 30s woe gi • • New York, Boston 4.1 0-. r)o 0 20 0_ 0 a
the door, through which ingiess to the romp , .
.. <.e of articles (d. vertu, on Friday last, for oot, tot, however. of 40 tills o .
.. .
attraction. The acco,....:ite information N.1,e•1 “ley stip- or common brass-but we need scarcely put this se. assured that 4h•a '• •' - s(n•-• Ch lo 1 Savannah - 0 0 20. 0-(I 0
. ar t stot ,
• would be effected, was that which opened upon the loldbv• It amonest otheis, was a bust, splendidly exec•uted. of a. (Yenta Quercitron Bark is in good requ( st ,6 It .L. just arrived, will be •
•I pelitical muvernetits
ply respecting. the nidi bi ry an. • • •of concl question, for if regard is to be had for uniform!. • . , 1
,• I . 1 _ , .
' II E'sl • the attendence was nutnerons and hi I l h 1 •rket tn a few days.-A parcel of East Indie Lin-
notig tontle me New Orleans . 4O 0-0 t) 2)0 0- 0 0
. 1 , a,i teas the mere direct wise, test( es ming, for obvious reasons, ne , - , g, tly respecta-• • rter -II 'des 80 Ilevana - C‘O 0 50 0- 0 0
. onhe vast L'lllpires of Asia I-Pricter toetn oi ale greatest tv, of course the latter metal will be chesen, as aceor. in. t. i • • th• I . I • ble, the sum bid
ss 'taloa 1,, Itlierrtildlon dlt IH. Other. resolved, then, (some deli • k 1. see
y Intying ta en p ace, no person nn,„-,, d,
d sold et 48s per qua . 1 . ,me extensive sales have "
generally- at fair prices; Giro dry Monte Video have Canticle - 00 00- 00
value tO the sititestit•in iloi.l the niercilan I, and, indeed, ding best with the complexions of its early occupants: to place myself behind a prejection of the wall, 'these shadow seeming disposeinto possess such a treasure,) was one shil- I;`,-,- ••-* " •ort nt 7ed to Bfd, 6600 salted at ni(t to sed for Ox, British North Ainerica - 00 00- 00
-it sold at *nen
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to ail who are interested, tlireciv. or nit:firer...lly, in the would serve fully to conceal ine, end when the choir should ling ; it was iffterwards bought in for five shillings, whilst a and 5d to 51d for COWS, 3:)00 dry salted Brazil at ad to ead. 4000 dry Newfoundland 0 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
.
Brili,h pOS.-eSSiOIIS ill 11;e Easf. In the Asiatic (Tour- be opened, and before they sheula have discoyeted the iden- small figure of Napoleon brought thirty-five Shillings.- Mon- salted East India Kips at 12/d to 131c1 for sound, and e/c1 to lOad eßl''rtl` - 0 0 25 0 - 0 e
, Strops Ceos ING.-l'he drapers and grocers of Penrith have d y Ith • - • t I the hed to creep noiselessly from the cherter Courier. for ruidbed, 120 dry sitltt•d Jamaica at 6ed per lb; 200 dry Monte nivel- Pl4tte - 40 0 30 0 - 0 0
.
• nal dm " Review or Easturn News," which we have determination to clese their shops during the 11-. 0 ee°ted°l!" ° 'it ' •,i • V' I r Horse at es ed to las 6d, a Ild 01/0 salted:it 12,17 d to .3s Id East Indiea
l'. come to the
already tretisferred tO our panes, 'l'l "•'-iii a'', the e'-)Pl'-'l's winter month,' at eieht °Schick. We understand that tile de- •'• •
. room anu tete') to trust to orovieence tor escape. • Its order AFFRAY WITH, AND CAPTURE OF, POACHERS AT \Vous - e;me'ter •'
• 1 sales of Tobacco are :item t 260 hit& ;of which 4 • laids Company's Ships 45 a - s 0 50 0 - 0 0
tO tareittate this scheme, 1 remove.d all the lumber which 1 tor.e.-A Ittlinerous mid desperate gang Or poachers having -,-,',;,:t: learr.):.:, Ireland; a few for exportation,. and the remainder • Batavia - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
liOl extracts In a stibeequere. ic,lrt. will atopiy repay the terminatiou was fully adhered to, eecept by onefair frienl.- had heaped against the door ; and I had nearly cotnpleted long infested the property of the late Duke of Bridgewater, chiefly stemmed. were taken by tht• hoine-trade, at full prices. ' New senth weles - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
-10 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
'!i rouble of at: attentive perusal. This magazine, in Carlisle Patriot. I perceived the room soddenly dark- measures were take" bY iiis tittstees for their apprehension- The speculati:rie:,,(ll:..r:ilf,r• ji(rhilm.stortici;e7tleedtinn
ttluis.,last two Till?
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gee,°rf'it.;:si .tdahsnesdLe(t'inton'St .c4ieSdlc7o.tasitnagts'ari•:lli,el:ltarepeliale,sset;' h3toleathistvilletilinalt:hneet
ehin rndtßld resjr:oivrf,i teitiiiihasii.
te:iv:;:;;;;:.,:':isvlylilitgoi .'l(),i''•,,':iel,dan,:pit','t:,nr,',.lisit:.elay'll°3::;;-`,,i,i.::if,lsoli7l,,,i.',:lsoll'hr7ini 'ii.',,,-:,..,o.l.rB.ilti4l(.l:,:nfisia:otitttihoc„: rd7bor,,,iai,l ysrt
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i neespapees. Indepereletnly ch the , ..i.t dieser; orce n•
eer Henry Ilelfoul and Mr. Lockley left town on the 2tel the feet, then the legs, then the body, and at length the whele trig, being on the watch for them, suddenly came upon it body P 6 5
has been done in Sumac.-For A rails there has bt•en a good de- Smyrna and Constantinople - 0 0 .30 0- o 0
tensinna of the -issiefic sre a a vere hien el:erecter •i -•
• - • ' • •-' • V . •,, . • - • •• v• •"- ' ' • - .' • - • i •• ••., ••• " • • • • • Itabi'a - 0 0 20 0- 0 0
90 0 - 0 0 1 .0 1 - 11 1)
frsantiquarl::n es ays aro ei.trernely valuable tor the they arrived at 'Fring, Sir Henry perceived that Mr. Lockley appeared to be guiding his descent so as to bring his feet One of their body. on confronting the keepers, said to his S3l" uf both I, reneh and Turkey :Madder Roots Inlet. been made ~...4( rent
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dv .
0 0 a 0-0 I* '''o
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curlew( info:es:foie:l whien teey conyev. The present Was Ili, and. that he could not travel any futt her ; he, there- upon the centre of the stone blew; 'stitch occupied.
tide hewer companions, "S!aud . your ground, nor hols."- immediately ;i,h,.1„,:i15.,, soktsiedaerreisetre,siny ce -either description now reenniti iii. firs ri,,,,,,, ii i
i , lwcome scarce, and command higher prices. e• -,.
ore,. lied tom removed trime.enesharoseao. seaestod euta tire pert tr. f.he lain. nw , ueol.lntvlog aecured. Ills tootitig‘ upon op vviitelt tlley.tormed anreast across he
.. • ver, amt. npon _
011Itiber had Ne'Vern! V4J.K 0y.2.,411.2..iit_ riTersjrova which , Fine Persian. Berries have brought the advanced price of .ClB per s:;"'lz
..,,,,,,n,,han a, par.our or the inspector or the meteor]. Ha% mg, give!) three- this, he kneeled down and begun te pee tem the mono As berry advarmrig 11)1,vaid3 the person who-- thus commanded ewt.-Ter Valoma tht•re hits been a good demand the sales of the 1 niece
''' - . ' ;;STI•2I- e nil ea-r7t7.•. nr t o introduce sorw: Holland - 0 0 30 0- 0 0
ne"--e"- "n '•• lions whet sliuuld be done, and sent for ama nalibouring aloe the inuon was ;steaming into the camber. and the bed curlews them, he again shouted out, " rim your gune, my lads !" week being 300 tons Smyrna from rhe sa; t'ils 10 t Xl6
t our subsepieot nueeeere.
___- ;aeon, :',lr. Dewsbuey, who was instructed to bleed the invalid, were drawn, he was able to distinguish the bed itself and its •Before, however, this ordel could be complied with Berry.
Sir Henry, feeline that he could be or no fnither use, pre- conteuts. fie appeared satisfied with his scrulioy, for he who was nobly seconded by his companions rus:ie'd upou .a.,,,,,,, ••
bei:ig.an advance of at lease lOs per ton on the eommon
-nattier :meat bushles . . ' . i • • i t
. P. a • s ' ' 'Hamburg, Bremen, &e.
qualities.
CottenbureeStockholin
s has bet it eon( n Oltvt 01th in tor some , ; -. . _ e 0 0- 0 0 00- i 1;
0 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
, past; the sales beine 60 tuns, principally of Trieste at the I eters ,nrg, ttiga. &t.. - 0 0 aal 0 -147 0
I Parbury's 0) iental Herald ond Colonial Intelligencer.
Nove:ttben, 1833. ', ceeded on his join ney. Its about an hour, Mr. Dewsbury looked up and inade a sign with his .hand, upon which the the speaker, and such was the terser which t'his intrepidity h„os„ro,,,,,__hh Fish (hha hth
a short •
arrived, and bled Mr. Isocklev, who was removed to town alpe ay which his decent had been effected was slackened of the keepers Inspired. that the poachet 8, atter about •••0 tuns Newfoundland Cod at £3O
In ti ~., . . , , 1.,..;• 1 ti‘ ~ i hat evening, and expired on the '2Oll ult. This is Sir Henry from above. and he proceeded to disetignee it Cram his waist; though terlifie struggleelled• to a man. An active pureuit tions lievh.takett place in ho•re has liern nothing done, except Oporto
per tun.-Soine trrinsite- -______- ; -
thitape and Linseed Oil, but no ini. ; TI DE TABLE. .
25 0 - 0 0 , 20 0- 0 0
ie present noiterene .n at eition o es ‘erY Hat!ord's own statement, ceiled ;foe by the indignant feei- this accomplished, he applied his hands to the window-tratne, took place. winds ended in the capture of two uf the ganse PT°P'ineus• of Price has lieen reitlized.-The sales of Palin Oil are
4
.
erlti.lollg4 illlellifft'OC,'! freftl i Ile it.'dSt, there are several j„ns of the poifessime at his having 'abandoned his frisonl which must have been ingenioushi -contrived for the Pur- eine named William Waterhouse, upon Whom WaS folllld a to tne extent or about 200- tone., part to arrive et £44, and on the tane•• i ntrn , neon . iit. i
. I.___e_n_____ . _
' . , spot at .C4l les to ine ier t
1 . on.-The distillers :we looking for higher -
papers of great eierit. The art icie on " The Former and companien, and not attend t
et. to him, told applied, hind- ;ruse, for with apparently no resistance the whole franle, bullet, and the key of an air•gun. 'The other man capture. prit•es for Oil " •
of turpentine and feel less inclined to sell.-Some '1 tr. m j a. m 1 F. I.
3,lisrule of Intii::" contains: %retch original inforn-eition eta, the resources of his art ; but to thia Sir Henry alleges containing casement anti all, slipped from its pesition in is named Robert l'itylor,-On Monday morning they were extensive business has been 'done this we'els in Ilt•mp ast £l2 10e to Teestlar 24 *, 0 30' ,(1 48' 'l6O Ed - '
mute] leing sect Martyr.
thio, hy the rules of the College of Physicians, he is pro- the wall, and was by him lowered into the room. The wild brought herere alr. Maude, at the New Bailey, Manchester, 1:43 for Petershure clears : 900 bales Jute have also been
respoctino• the pliei,- of the British administration eisposed Wednes. 21 1 1 7', ISG', 15 6 Length of day 81115 m.
I
I , " 'tell from bleeding and eau only prescribe. In COBSe- 111.11 t W 111•1 waved the bed-cu.-tains, and he P 'used for a mo- when the statement previonely given (mine ''. •orit to, the of at •el 4 for
towards India. r, •- • - - Transporation anci hh" ' ••••• - - " • • ' ' d - hfl " " •- -• ° bl% -• Y 'l, -t D d-• .0
to' ;tape! on quence ofibe (I:sagreeab!e commentst hat have been passed on merit -all was•still again-and he steppe In ',Pon 1 e oor were committed to take their trial at the ensuing asstzes. aa e.. un 400 bales ott
cc , 0 0 bales Bombey
n de spot, and aSt6 for 300 bales deliver- Tntirr
Hemp sold at £23 les per ton. Friday
day 22 " 1 46 ; 2 7 ; 14 1 , C vilia.
23 i 2 31 1 2 57 , 13 10 , St. Clement.
• Flax is more inquired for at improving prices.-Tallow isin good Saturday 24 ; 325 I 356;12 11 : SAturn con. with Sun 1.17 rn
' Emigratlon to New Seethe. Wales" ies temperately the medical baronet's conduct, a meeting uf his friends has of the room. He held in his hand what appeared to be a steel Several twist ea d & • t , • fb • the -
gs, ogs, c. were aeen eossession o s demand at the u
q orations, being an advance of Is to ,ts eal per ewe Sundg , 15 433 i SU, 12 9 , 24;4.81112day elates Trtaftees. -
written. " The EilE‘t ladia '''f7 at'es net.- i..t.,,, Miss Etruria been, or is to be, called on the subject. instrument, shaped somethiog lilse a hatnn2cr, but larger and keepers. dui-Inn-the vieek, • Monoaer 26 550!65i i IS 3 INltch. Term end:
.

In the present niunber,, in add'otion to the very
copious intelligenc from :he East, there are several
papers of great I.:eril. The article On "The Forme:-
Misrule of India" contain,: mach original infot mation
respecting the Him,- of the British administration
towards India. The papr on "Transpor atinn and
Emigration to New Socrrl. Wales" i.e temperately
writtera. " The Eit,tt Miss Emma

FRJENDsIIII, ANo ETIQUETTE.— Some excitement has
been occasioned in the medical world by the death of Mr.
Lockley, the surgeon, and the ciicutnstrinces attending it.
Sir Ileury llalfoid and Mr. Lockley felt town on the 2nd
Octol,er, for the seat of the former in Leicestershire. When
they arrived at TrinE,,. Sir henry perceived that M r. Lockley
WaS ill, and that he could not travel any further; he, there-
fore.
_had him removed truaL .1114 car, sad -into the
parlour of the inspector of the station. Having given direc-
tions what should be done, and sent fur a neighbouring cur-
:ten!). Mr. Dewshwy, who was instructed to bleed the invalid,
Sir Henry, feeling that he could be of no further use, pro-
ceeded on his journey. In about an hour, Mr. Dewsbury
arrived, and bled Mr. Lockley, who was removed to town
that evening, and expired on ihe2Oth ult. This is Sir Henry
Ilal!old's own statement, called ;toe by the indignant feei.
lugs of the profession, at his having abandoned his friend
and companion, and not attended to him, and applied, him-
self, the resources of his art ; but to this Sir Henry alleges
that, by the rules of the College of Physicians, he is pro-
hibited from bleeding, and can only prescribe. In conse-
quence ofthe disagreeable commentst hat have been passed on
the medical baronet's conduct, a meeting of his friends has
freer, or is to be; called on the subject.

Irn. ; Ii vu. lit.
IH. M. H. MM. F. I.
Ttiogrlay 24 030 , 048 16 0 Edmund King awl Martyr.
Wednes. 21 y 1 7 i I'6 15 0 I Length of day 81115 m.
Thurlday 22 1 146 2 7' 14 i C cilia.
Friday 23 231 257,)3 10 Rt. (lament.
Saturday 24 325 j 356 12 11 ' Saturn eon. with Sun 1.17 m
Sunday 45 ;
.4 32 SU, 12 9 24;h Sunday after Trinity. •
Mown:3i 26 550 t 6Sil IS 3 Temente':