The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-23 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL WOOL SALE.

On Friday last, some extensive parcels of wool were
brought to auction; amounting to nearly 3,000 bales, of which
1,312 bales consisted of Australian, the remainder East •
India, Peruvian, Spanish and Portugal, Smyrna, and various
other descriptions. The attendance of buyers, both staplers
and manufacturers, was unusually large, almost without pre-
cedetit, and the bulk of • the parcels offered sold withimods -
briskness and at advanced rates, a convincing proof of a
healthy state of trade in the various manufacturing districts. •
Of the Australian the whole found ready buyers, realising as -
under:-
1,008 bales sold per Buchanan and Browne, viz:
a. d. s. d.
68 bales unwashed, refuse and locks 1 Ito 1 Si
220 ditto, low clothing and coarse combing
641 ditto, fair clothing, good strong combing,
and some lambs
79 ditto, good and fine clothing, and fine
combing 2 4to 2 84

1,008 hales, averaging 2s. old. per lb.
The other parcels of Australian comprised 304 bales, sold
per Mr. Gartside, Messrs. Edwards and Co., and Hughes
and Corbett, and brought proportionate rates, as in quality,
viz :-30 bales, Is. 2d. to Is. 81yd. ; 173 ditto, Is. 9d. to
Is. 110.; and 101 ditto, 2s. to 2s. 2d. per lb. The above
prices established an advance on the September sales, in this
market, of fully 2d., and in roost instances 3d. per lb.; par-
ticularly in goo-d
strong combing sorts. Of the various other
descriptions offered, a fair proportion met with buyers at and
after the sale, at good prices; 232 bales of East India *old At
sid. to 10d. per lb. (being an advance of lid. per lb...widen
the last two months:l 450 bales Peruvian brought-Sid. to'
nd.; 47 bales Spanish, Is. sd. to 2s. 32d.; 145 bales Puerto:'
gal, 11d. to Is. 4d. ; some German, Is. 10d. to 24, &V.l
Smvrna, 4td. to 91d.; Italian lambs, 101 d. to 10isl..And a
few bales Alpaca, 2s. 7d. per lb.—The demand lately for all
descriptions of wool has been extensive, the sales considera-
ble, and the stock is now unusually moderate...

" Hannay and Dietrichsen's Almanack, Astronomical
Ephemeris, and Book of General Information for 1839. —We
are positively at a loss for words to express ourastonishmeat
at the unparelleled comprehensiveness of the Alinonick just
published by Messrs. Hannay and Dietrichsen, for the:opiu-
m g year. There is scarcely a subject in the usual routine of
events to which we do not rind reference in thisixiekkpftglip
pages, at the insignificant cost of 6d.; a sum which pnestiVslay
can little more than cover the price of the paper. The isio:
graphical and chronological tables are exceedingly interest..
int:, particularly those for the present 'year. The tides,
eclipses, &c. are duly noticed, and the progress of Eneke's
comet during the remainder of the rresent year, and Gana-
bart's in 1839, are traced by diagrams of the heavens. We
have the list of the roval households; the House of Lords,
giving the titles of the Peers, the family name, the motto of
the Peers, and date of creation; 'the House of Commons is
given twice, first alphabetically, secondly arranged by the
places the members represent;: the whole of the army list,
giving the officers' names aphaintically at ranged, (a desidera-
tum long wanted.) with the dates of commistion, and the ap-
pointment the officer holds; the navy list is given in like milli-
ner; the bankers, the provincial and metropolitan; the cor-
poration dignities; ambassadors and consuls; universities;
the list of fairs throughout the kingdom is by far the best
ever printed ; and in short, as we have before observed, in-
formation upon every possible topic of interest is afforded to
the public in this most useful pamphlet. Messrs. Hannay
and Dictrichsen have certainly put all competition out of the
field, for, we should say, it would be impossible for any other
firm to produce a similar compilation at five times the cost."
—Morning Chronicle, Oct. 28.
Published by the Proprietors, and sold at their warehouse,
63, Oxford-street, London; and by all Booksellers and Sta-
tiogers in the kingdom. In Liverpool, by Smith, 24, Scot-
land-place.
A melancholy accident, we are informed, occurred on
Friday evening to the Defiance, London and Exeter coach,
by which the driver, Charles Bevan, lost his life, and a lady
and gentleman, who were passengers, had each a leg broken.
The guard was also considerably injured. It appears that
the coach left Exeter about four o'clock in the afternoon ;
and, when about 17 miles this side Exeter, the fog became so
very dense, that, not withstanding the greatest care on the part
of the coachman, who is a steady sober man, the coach got
on a bank at tire road side, and was instantly overturned;
the driver, passengers, and guard precipitated from 'their
seats. The former, who has left a widow and six children;
was killed on the spot. The coach did not arrive in town
till about five hours after its usual time.—Obserrer;

The Publicateor des Cotes du Nord relates with perfect ea-
vity the following story :—" A young woman lived for six
years with a mistress, whom she left twelve months ago. The
mistress died about a month since, but, it appears, retained
even after death her confidence in her former servant; for
the ghost of the deceased was constantly attendant upon the
girl day and night, urging her to make a pilgrimage on her
knees from her residence at Lanvollen, through Guingarnp,
to Bulat, and return back barefooted to tie church of Notre
Dame at Guingamp. Having communicated this imperative
coMmand from the other world to the children of the de-
funct, and obtained the necessary supply of money, the girl
set out early in the morning of the 20th ult.., attended by two
women, and at seven o'clock passed through Guingamp,. on
her knees, io ezecutiou of her pious undertaking -••-•

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;. i Voetrp. RUNJEET SINGH'S ARMY. '
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(From the forthcoming Number of the Oriental fterald.) belonging to the cutter, then guarding a pile of goods about . ARROW ROOO.-The root of the Arum Maculatum, Wake TUESDAY, Nov. 20.-Wind S.S.E.
li OLD WINTER IS COMING. Runjeet Singh's regular infantry consists of eighteen five hundred yards distant. Hannibal, however, had nod .
Robin or Cuckoonint has of late years been much used in
SAILED-Columbus, Cropper, for New sYork-Fairfield, Slack,
proceeded far along the beach, when a rough grasp on hts
. battalions, each about 800 strong, equally well clothed England as a sutistituite for the Ma'ranta, or Indian Arrow for Savennah-Ellen Jenkinson Walker for Trieste-Banffshire
Old Winter is coming again-alack ! shoulder, and a blow from the flat of a cutlass, made him
and appointed as the company's troops. Their arms drop his load and turn on his assailants, who were no other Root, and is fry uently sold as the genuine article. In Pert- Pitcairn' fo-r New Orleans-Mar'garet. Chalmers for Mobile-Pearl',
S--e./ How icy and cold is he !
He cares not a pin for a shivering bark, are of Lahore manufacture, and quite equal to those than Mr. Smart, a revenue-officer and Dick Stretcher, his land Island, the Ardm flourishes abundantly ev mon the Carrick,' for Istappa, &c-La Rosina, Ferrien.'for Havre-Trafal-
stubble lands, where the roots are dug up for the purpose of gar, Baxter, and Ilero of Matown, for Sydney, N.S.W.-Hincloo.
He's a saucy old chap to white and black, furnished from our own arsenals. The infantry wear coxswain. "Now, Hannibal Stril:e, you old vagabond! if I Nan Zu.itecom,
_fo. r Swan River and Hobart Town-Columbine
supplying the London dealers. Repeated washing, or soak-
Leadbeater, for SAvannah-Lady Paget, Allen, for Batavia-Pizarro;
He whistles his chills with a wonderful knack, scarlet coatees of the French cut, with green lap. peiles don't get you sent across the sea for this, never trust me !" ina in fresh water many hours, is said to dissipate the perni-
, Stage, for Madeira. -
; For he comes from a cold country. and worsted epaulettes. The belts are of black lea- cried the blustering official. "No sure Sir, you won't,"
, cious quality. At Weymouth, many hundred weights are __________
d dl .plied the fisherman • "and if, it warn't for them
Norval, Murray, hence at Malta. and sailed on the 30th ult. for
1 . ' A witty old fellow this Winter is!
A mighty old fellow for glee!
He cracks his jokes on the pretty sweet miss, ther. The battalions are formed after the French fa-
shion in three ranks ; they march steadily, and in the p(i)sgtgoles, aynrde that bit of bright i'ron, you' shouldn't rob me of
what the sea gave me. Faith and troth, you shouldn't. Arn't sold annually for starch; or as nourishment for young chil.
dren and invalids, and is also used in pastry, puddings, B,fc. Alexandria
From the Flat Holnies might be collected a sufficient quan- Hevelitis, Albrecht, hence at Danzig
The wrinkled old maiden, unfit th kiss, common movements of changing front, retiring by I saved two lives this blessed night? There's the old man titv to be worthy the attention of the British market. Joseph, Pottlich ; Perseverance, Monnot ; Actiff. Broke ; Fran-
battalions in echellon, forming squares and deploy- up at the Dolphins; and the young vellor they thought was eie. Delpierre, and Julie, Blankemain, have sailed from Ostend,
- And freezes the dew of their lips-for this dead, and I dragged out of the wash of the waves-didn't MoDE OF FENDING HONEY BY THE NATIVES OF AUSTRA- for this port
. Is the way with such fellows as he ! ments, seem to work well together. The, word of ciA.-We are now in a land flowing with honey; tor the The brig Caroline, of and from Danzig, from this port, with salt,
_ Old Winter's a frolicsome blade, I wot,- command is given in French, and is well understood Jan Pentreath tell me that his old o'man and Gracy Dol-
cooth had brought up to lifemaegaaninie; natives, with their new tomahawks, exttacted it in abundance bas been towed into Londonderry ; lost her rudder off St. Kilda,
He is wild in his humour and free! by the native officers. The independent firing of 'ee what I've done-I only nthat I :are to tell
from the hollow branches of trees, and it seemed that in the and will have to repair damages
A quantity of tallow has been picked up on the coast of Strom-
He'll whistle along for the " want of thought," veNeaort ed a rieht to what
stadt, also a-lioat, with " Richard, North Shields" on it
squares is wanting in animation, but the platoon firing I've got ; and more than ihat, I see nobody laid hand on a seatog they could find it almost everywhere. To such inex-
u, ' And set all the warmth of our furs at nought, pert clowns as they probably thought us, the houey and the Alex. Sevin, Tuleff, hence at St. Petersburgh
s ' is exceedingly steady and creditable. The Sikh sol- thing while life was to be saved, and a wreck's a god-seod to
And ruffle the laces, by pretty girls bought; trees were inaccessible and indeed invisible save only when Helleeonda, Nordstrom_, hence at Pernau
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For a frolicsome fellow is he !
Old Winter is blowing his gust along,
And merrily shaking the tree!
Fromenorning to night he will sing his song;
Now moaning and short-now howling and long, -;
His voice is loud, fur his lungs are strong-
A merry old fellow is he !
Old Winter's a wicked old chap, I ween,
As wicked as ever you'll see ! diers are fine robust men, and have a very imposing
appearance. Every battalion is commanded by a na-
tive colonel, and each of its eight companies has three
commissioned officers, besides the usual proportion of
non-commissioned. Tents are furnishied to the batta-
lions when in the field, as well as an establishment of
nrtificers, but medical attendance is not provided bv
the state. The discipline is rigid and severe, the rat- You 'fo
Icthe, coa:t, and so it was in my vayther's time, and his vayther's
afore him." Smart responded to this plausible defence of
wrecking with a sneer, ordered his coxswain to seize the case,
and coolly telling Hannibal he knew where to find him, tbhae n,atives cut it out an roug tt. it to es in itt
.s ee s K hlh• Skhl
' 'cl b 1.. ' )I.le h tof CoMnierce, ors om, enee at toe o m
• rk • thus displaying a degree of ingenuity and skill in sup-
plying their %rants,
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hope to obtam. !hey wou catch one of the bees, and
would have walked off, but the old man caught him by the . . . . . , .
arm, and, as if reckless of the consequence, said " Afore you
n Mr Sinart, first take a few words from Hannibal Strike.
ou say you know where to find me, please sure I believe 're
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s o-case w 1 . -you comes 'ere or no goo . u, w e er
rens against me or no -It 1 see you a skulking about p•Wrestler, Argent, hence for Lynn, at Scilly, with loss of chain-
iates, part of bulwarks, &c having been in contact with a vessel
Union, Weinholdt. hence for Danzig, at Falinouth
Robertson, Neill, hence at Qeebec.,
attach to it with -s'ome restnldur gum the light doa not the Sarah and Arnim, Qardner, trom awansea at New York
swan or owl; thus laden, the bee would make for the branch New Jersey, Dickson, and Chatham, Gorham, hence at Boston
of some lofty tree, and so betray its home of sweets to its
keen-eyed pursuers, whose bee chase presented, indeed, a
laughable scene.-..efitehell's Travels in Australia. Harriett RockwellaJewett, hence for Mobile
Due d'Orleans, IA hippy, hence at Havana •
II •• f II 1. h f th t t P tl d Frith
Lucretia, aye, rom am surg or is por , a en an
Shakspeare. Collins. and Independence, Nye, hence at New
Y' He withers the flowers so fresh and green- tan being liberally administered for trifling offences ;my door, trying to make a poor girl like my Molly forget her PERSIAN SUPERSTITION.-The place of our bivouac was Yoneli,n2ett Oct.
virtue-dam, it if I doant make 'e feel the weight of an old shaded by a number of fine trees, and particularly walnut H •rnia, Cobb hence at :IMO, 22d Oct. •
He bites the pert nose of the miss of sixteen, stiil, however, the service is generally popular. The Aybarn, Durfee', hence at dittoy
man's bawl:" The party addressed seemed to wince under trees. When it grew dark, I got tny carpet and coverlit
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A wicked old fellow is he !
Old Winter's a tough old fellow for blows,
As tough as ever you'll see ! , - „
He will strip our trotters, and rena our ctotnes,
And stiffen our limbs from fingers to toes-
He minds not the cries of bis friends or his foes-
A tough old fellow is be!
A cunning old fellow is Winter, they say,
A cunning old fellow is he!
He peeps in the crevices day by day,
To see how we are passing our time away, monthly pay of a Sepoy is seven rupees, with a ration
of Dhall and flour when on actual service. The irre-
gular infantry are in numbers about 12,000, but, with
the exception of two gallant Goorka battalions, are a
turbulent, ill-appointed rabble, valueless as soldiers.
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Runjeet Singles horse artillery muster fifty brass guns
of calibre varying from six to twelve- ounders, whose
carriages are stout and serviceable, though of the
clumsy old school pattern. The guns have elevated
screws, and are kept in excellent order by the men, °eh
tvheeng.geaaz,necoefotfhe wrecker, but at length broke away with an laid under one of the latter, which had sheltered me all the Garrick, Palmer, trout New ork, off Dungarvon on the I.7th
instant; sailed 25th Ort.
impatient oath at its impertinence, and an assurance that the afternoon and was preparing to lay myself to rest, when William Jardine. Crosbie, sailed from Semarang for China, on
the law should reach him for his morning's Mahomedßaukher Beg besought me to remove. "No man the 14th July
work. He would have secured Hannibal ou the spot, but two in his senses," said he, "sleeps under a walnut tree-it is
or three stragglers were approaching, and the Revenue certain death." " How
.so ?" inquired I. " Why, he is sure
Officer by a constant harsh exercise of his always unpopular to be smitteu by the Gins, plied he. y t
" re- • " B -he Gins !
, duties, had few friends among the fisherineu; thus he might repeated I, " and here we have been sitting for hours under .
calculate on bein , o osed rather than assisted b the new- this ver tree
P i- pp Y y without harm- how comes that ?" " Ah! you the
onFisherman, Gihaut, from Civita Vecchia at Palermo, and sailed
the 23d Oct. for this port
~ Jupiter, Steine, and Industrie, Zellien, hence at Ostend
Speculation, Jansen, hence at Brake .
Royal William, Irvine, sailed from Hamburgh for Calcutta on
10th of November
corners. Smart, who was a good-looking but unprincipled were awake," said he, "and the waking eye of man scares The schooner Eliza, Billinge. hence for Naples, was spoken on
man, prided, himself much on his intrigues. Long had he away all evil spirits-they dare not approach it; but the inn-
fehroemettiimnsetraincizt off Tuskar, four days out, by the Hope, Stephens,
s tie tto lure Mary from the path ot ittnocence, and his ment it closes in sleep, they take their revenge, and the man
enmity to Hannibal Strike arose from a conviction that the they catch under a walnut tree asleep will never leave it in Beitomets, Nov. 1701.-The Venus, Linton, from Liverpool for
who are said to be attached to them with all that stl- Strangford, came into Friars Roads at 7 a.m. last night, and was
i . And marks all our doings from grave to gay-
perstitious feeling of reverence inherent in native Go- honest counsel of the old man had been the cause of his hay- health ;ifhe be not crushed on th„pot, he will be smitten run foul of whilst riding at anchor at 1, a.m. this morning, by the
I'm afraid he is peeping at me! ins, failed in his designs. witle some severe malady which will put an end to him iu a Eliza Wolseley, Thomas. when the Venus had her bust-heaa and
. • lundauze. The horses of the artillery are inferior, [Timed.' gentleman at the Dophin, Mr. Mortram, a wealthy few days.--Fraser's Tartar Journey. bobstay carried away, with other damage. The Eliza Wolseley,
. planter, dies in spite of all the care bestowed on him ; aud old THE WH A LE.-If naturalists have erred respecting the which was going before the wind, with mainsail, squaresail, and
. and the harness is decidedly bad. In movement they
, • FOREIGN .INTELLIGENCE.
seldom exceed a trot, and had no idea of horse artil- Hannibal is imprisoned for helping himself to the wrecked disposition, the food, species, form, and size of this leviathan, tiebrsmeta,ihigilusla•lliito,tbvsyptrliteainidt,:tbesteamuneeflerveretnw.os carried away,and
box.l they have uot been less deceived in regard to his breathing,
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1 PERSIA. lery keeping pace with cavalry till they witnessed the Accompanied by his wife and adopted daughter, Hannibal during which they represented hint as throwing up water
rapidity of our horse artillery movements. The ar- was now taken to the house of the principal magistrate. Here with the spout ; this has been reiterated, not only by natu- s WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 21.-Wind E.S.E. fresh.
' •It appeared, by letters received from Tabriz, dated Sept.
.. 21 that the siege of Herat still continued, notwithstanding finery are usually divided amongst the infantry bri-
., lie was ushered into a room, where he found several of the ralists, but also by poets and painters, from the earliest pe- _or. AILED,-Victoria,AlexandFr, for Alexandria-Charlotte, Kisher
f Baltsmore-Gulnore, Williams, for Penang, Sm.-Alpha,
,i' tbe alleged promise of the schah to retire from before the gades, in the proportion of four guns to a battalion, town dignitaries assembled round a young men of gentlemanlY rinds. I can only say, when I find myself in opposition to Turner, for Moline Video, &c.-Jessie Logan. Major, for Charleston ,
exterior, reclining on a sofa, earnestly t lki , to a very at- those old and received notions, that out of the thousands of -and Irlam, Itraithwete, for Barbadoea.
I place. Those letters were respectively to Lord Ponsonby, The men are smart, well-dressed, and remarkably a • n.,
ttentive. alitory. On the entrance of Striee he attempted sperm whales which I have seen during my vranderings in
, at Constantinople, and the Russian consul. To the latter, _________ 1
. Quick in serving their guns. The foot artillery are
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. the Russian ambassador (Count Sitnonitch) wrote from be- t o spring rein-his couch, but, as if through weaeneas, again the South and North Pacific Oceans, I have never observed Cambridge, Bursley, hence at New York 25th ult. 1
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, a i fore Herat, that Herman Schell, with 1200 men, bad passed only employed in garrison duties. The Dromedary fell into a recumbent posture. " The owner of the box you one of them to eject a column of water from the nostril. I .51,,adi Stormont, 111•0I%rlieanr,a_haence and Rio de Janeiro, at Bahia 1
- over to the besiegers, lied that the Ileraftees were in conse- corps have large swivels on revolving pivots fixed to are charged with having taken," said one of the gentlemen. have seen them at a distance, and I have been within a few kit eitteea.e'(.l soTiVeofts, EPCiI ib
. tee, hence at ditto
(pence so weakened and so disheartened, that they must sur- their saddles. This corps strongly resembles one of pointing to the stranger, who was no other than the indivi- yards of several hundreds of therp, and I never saw water John Peet, Leslie, hence at Malta, 17th ult. and sailed 24th Sept.
dual whom we left in Mally Pent reath's cottage, but who, as pass from the spout.-Beale's Natural -History (J. the Whale. for Stnyrna
render ere the close of another week. " The prolongation the same description formerly in our service. The
Beer se Wingyett, Bee, from London, at ditto 21st ult. and sailed
of Mi. M'Niel's stay, after his solemn declaration that be men are richly dressed in long scarlet coats, and their "un Gracy" had prophesied, was soon removed thence to e, ,
a HE L.AST oF THE I.INIFREviLLES.-The beautiful ruins of
Woild leave, in the event of his not receiving, before the ex- , . 1• b in h ' • d "
much better quarters. " I humb e eg is onor b par on, 30th for Zante
Prudhoe Castle, with their eurrounding scenery on the south Levant Packet, Reid, hence at ditto 27th ult. and sailed the 30th
; &musings are of time same colour. Each S.uwar is
Oration of ten days, a positive assurance that the schah bad answered the wrecker; but I wily took what the sea hove up
.. side of the river Tyne, have always been objects of interest for Trieste
- raised the siege, had," as our correspondent states, " occa- armed with sword and pistols. The cavalry is Run- and what-As sure as a gun, if he arn't the young yeller to the inhabitants of Newcastle and Northumberland, and Hebden, Fowler, from Troon, at ditto 29th ult.
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a sioned surprise." The Euglish version of the affair was, jeet's favourite arm, and he has spared no pains to I dragged from the water !" cried Hannibal, turning suddenly
e.• have become, within the last two or three years, familiar to Norval, Murray, hence at ditto the 29th ult and sailed 30th for
however, different, and represented the continuance of the render it efficient. Thr; total strength is estimated at to his wife, who, with Mary, had been permitted to follow thonsands of strangers by the opening of the Newcastle and Alexandria
4 sclsah before Herat as not the result of bad faith on his part, him into the room. The fisherman's delightthat he was now, Spy, Farrant, from Trieste, at Zante
, - 40,000, or thereabouts, of which 4,000 only are regu- Carlisle Railway, ns the trains, with their multitudinous pas-
Reliance, Walker, from Malta, at ditto, and sailed for Cephalonia
1 but to the refusal of the besieged to accept the terms pro-
lars. They comprise two regiments of lancers and six as he considered himself', safe from prosecution, seeing that sengers travel to.and fro daily.in frout of them. It will be a Lady Louisa, Henley from Madeira at Gibraltar
i'• posed to both parties be Colonel Stoddart. Persons con- he had saved the life of the owner of the box, was soon lost Trinity Yacht, Johns'on. hence at clit'to '
te ' fleeted with the British embassy in Persia, tnaintained that or dragoons, disciplined according to the French sys- in astonishntent as he beheld the fixed gaze of his wife di- source of regret, a subject of melancholy musing to the ad-
mirers of this interesting relic of ancient architecture, to Honor, Christmas, from Smyrna, at ditto, and sailed for London
. tbe intelligence received ou tbe 21st of September from Col. teal by Monsieur Allard, a distinguished officer of the reeled towards the young man who had risen again from the
1 sofa, and was approachine her. His wonder was complete learn that Eleanor Umfreville, the last descendant of the Albion, liall,sailed from Malaea for this port 3lst ult.
Romulus, Garston, sailed frot:Gibraltar for this port nth instant
i Stoddart was perfectly satisfactory. Moreover, the last let- Imperial Army. The regular cavalry are well mounted ~
ten from Trebisond mentioned the arrival at Erzerouin of when the good dame, with" a startling scream, flung herself great family of the Umfrevillee the barons who were for ages
St. A lexy, Lillja; Christian, Berg; Frederike, Brandt, and Fur-
and equipped, and in large bodies work well together. tir worthy possessers cif the castle and.its dennain, is now in
tuna, Certles, hence at Elsinore
. Abe aChah's envoy extraordinary to the British court, on his ~
into the gentleman's arm. and wept aloud. The hand which a
The dragoons are fine men, armed with long carbines, the stranger held out to Hannibal was most respectfully ect poverty, an inmate of the hospital in the manors, in Romulus, Callenderafront Quebec, at Loch Ryan
Way to. London. thils town, an asylum for the d , ters of decayed freemen, Intrepid, -. from Senegal. at Wexford, after being n„eround
aueh
- pistols, and swords. Their appointments are of black taken; and retained for a few moments with an air of hewn- called "The Hospital of the Hoiy Jesus." She is, we be- on the banks, near the bar, apparently not much injuredebound
TURKEY. leather, with jack boots-clothing scarlet, with green derment, till Nanny Strike's face, streaming with tears, was lieve, between 60 mid 70 years of age : she had a brother a to this port
CoNsTANTIN,rI.I_E, OCT. 28.-The agents of Russia, of facinas and close-fitting steel helmets, of the Roman raised, and at length, fintline words to express her joy, she LUBECK, Oct. 22.-The winter has commenced, and several ships
ca tain in the navy, who was we have understood, patro-
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late, have been unusually active in bullying the Turks, ter- pattern. The lancers are dressed in blue, with scarlet exclaimed "0! Hannibal, 'don't ee know him ?-he is our lying here received damage from the ice
rifying them with exaggerated accounts of the immense pre- 4. .
tacings, and a profusion of lace ; have high cloth caps, 50r,,,.;
pLi.7, faastlgia•riavnthlt triiusband was now the most affected nisped by the late Duke of N't;rthumberland: he died some
Years atm.- Trine Mercury. Goeneeaurg, Nov. 10.-About 170 casks of Tallow have been
picked up between Lysehild and Fusko, amongst them one marked
pArations at Sebastopol, and impressing upon their minds tbe ke knelt for the old man's blessing - LAD; HESI'ER STA N HoPE.-Had Lady Hester Stanhope el Pin a triangle, and another KK.
conviction of their own helplesseess, and consequently that and are armed with lances twelve feet in length, sur- aud forgiveness. Marv. too, was not an uninterested speeta-
SAI.I.E. D-MTari
chosen her residence about a mile or two front Sidon at the
~
i of their inability to avert the consequences of the emperor's mounted with the tri-coloured flag- The Ghorechur- tress of the scene, and soon took her position in the family foot ot the hills, and planted-and improved the spot with the
seßplta.kfoe
indignation against the sulten, for presuming to abrogate the ras, or body guard, 2,000 in number, are the best group, when det• es too lung for our lin its explained that the gam
treaty of Unkiar 'Skelesse anti without his participation form mounted of the Sikli cavalry. To them is entrusted e taste as at Marilius, it would have been a luxuriougs.,
young adventurer had been found by Mr. elortratn, a poor • • • • , . . yl UtltnSl
rDi
eA, YD
0,
yNo,velween. 21p.-Wind E. 1
d for the Ca e of Good Ho te and
, sheltered, anu exquisite home; a bower oe A rmida, not a lit- Maurams-Colchester, Withers. and Liverpool, Johnson, for Mo-
an alliance eith England, except by parting at once with ~ ill-treated cabin boy, in a ship where that gentleman hap-
the safety of the Rajah's peison. . They-are exceitent pened to be a passenger; that he rescued tha lad from the tle oasis wrested from the mountain's brote-a retreat that bile-Caledonia, Pitcher, and Globe, Oliver, for New Orleans-
their new friends, and returning under the wgis of the empe- may be said to be shelterless, neighbourless-a wild solitude,. Yespuceio, Cutroner, for Naades and Me;sina-Laura Ann, Casely,
swordsmen, and equally expert with the matchlock brutal treatment of his master, and placed hint at a school in
ror's magnanimity and clemency. I am positively assured, for Lisbon-liindley. Nuttall, and Henrietta, Fell, for Lima-Gol-
that, in a late note, addressed to the Porte, the Russian envoy and lance. Their dress is superb, being an under tu- New York. ' There the reports of his preceptors as to his na- over which passessfiercely the sweep of the tempest. Would
not one English companion or friend be a treasure here? To fondo, Callon°, for Genoa.
has unequivocalle declared that the emperor would consider nic of. padded crimson silk, over which is worn orna- tural abilities and good conduct so delighted his benefactor, most persons it would, but not to the recluse of Marilius, who
the sultau's ratification of the commercial convention, lately mental chain armour of the most beautiful workman- that, becoming more and more attached to him, the childless onmdoison, from C77-ntont-at-The Cape of Good Hope 7th i
3%
Sllth Sept. ' -
..
opt.
signed by Lord Ponsenby and the Ottoman minister of fo- , .
salt), covering almost every vulnerable part. The pianter ultimately adopted him as his son. Education had is surrounded by foreign domestics and attendants onl
Miss W. who resided several years with her in a kind of Comala, M'Neill, from Sincapore, at St. Helena, and sailed2sth
reign affairs, in the same light as a formal declaration of war
head-dress, a conical turban of bright yellow silk, stir- tnoouteehrinhgibi ted its effects in the mental development without honourable but bitter dependence, was Married some time Sept. for this irrt
on the pat tof 'rorkey to Russia. Unless England steps for- the heart of the truant wanderer. since to a young Syrian of Beirout, who had been her lady- Tapley Ma lory, from Canton; at St. Helena, and sailed 25th
ward, and manfully declares tier intention to support the sul- mounted by a brazen headpiece, from which the chain Ere Mr. Moitrem made Harry his companion to Barbadoes, ship's dragoman, but dismissed from her service for daring to r, Th•Lo
tan and her ewn rights vi et armis, it is evident that, after an armour descends, and is crowned by long waving heron prior to his proposed removal to England, perfect confidence A.rab, Lowe sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Algoa Bay
al;,r,
intimation of se terrific a nature, on the part of Russia, and plumes. The horses are splendidly caparisoned anti existed between the young man and his patron. The latter fall in love with the former. The attachment, however, was
mutual yet sorely vras it crossed for a protracted period; they Alice, Anwyl, hence at Madeira
the warnings given to them by France, Mahmoud sets too ,
aimed at all points with brass mail. The appearance had contemplated, with much satisfaction, the reconciliation Levant Packet, Reid, and I.3yker, Bruce, hence at Trieste
4 much value on the preservation of his life and throne, to ex- of the lost son to his parents, and had promised his pro:eye both dr'enk of the waters of jealousy and suspicion ; for, like
Elizabeth, the Syrian recluse cannot endure that any of her
in Lhaerrk IV nhgarvitimng, f:ittr:Tl eel cnu la
..
uatza.ilim;.,:etli,
Robert, Owen, from London for Liverpool, at Dublin
pose himself to the certainty of losing both, bY courting the of this body in full costume is grandly picturesque, that he would speedily put it in his power to compensate, in
iwnitaft=vß
friendship of a power that has neither the means nor the in- and, when careering with their long spears couched, some degree, to the authors of his being, for the past forget- courtiers or att enda nts,should be the slay.es, 0! 10ve.,.
,yet the.
storm is passed away: kindlier or more inumgent temings at bound to London
Lennon of coming to his assistance in the day of danger ; and, they resemble the knights of ancient times preparing fulness. Harry Strike lamented the death of Mr. Mortrain ,last succeeded. After a long interval of severe probation. the Dori, Morton, from St. Petersburg for this port, at Stromness
consequently, that sooner than trust to a broken reed, be most bitterly, for he had fullv appreciated the kindness be-
for a tournament. Runjeet's irregular cavalry in ap- • - Edward Thorne, 'fizard.; Ross, Hnnter; Ever-
will rescind the treaty of which Redschid Pacha is the bearer stowed on him ; but. though great was the dauip thus cast marriage was permitted; the young Englishwoman passed Quebec, Pye;
inan, Good, hence at St. John, N.B.
from the hold of Merilius, whose iron had entered into her green, Moran ; Glasgow, Douglas i Shannon, Andrews, and Wood-
pearance.nitich resemble the irregular horse in our
to the court of Endland. The recal of the Ottoman fleet, on the happiness he experienced at neing united to his
1 Catherine, Driscoll; Henry Bess, Mackay, and MarioneArthur,
which I mentioned ;•.1 illy last, is entirely due, I understand, own service ; they are divided into bodies of about 300 family, a more immediate distress arose from the charge soul, to that of her hushaud; and he has also since been be-
nefited by the kindeess of his former mistress. Where now
to the Russian envoy's remonstrances and intimidations.- each, commanded by Jagheerdars-chiefs who hold a whicli still rested on his father. The Magistrates, who had is the prestige of the East ? If the secret thoughts of her meet, at elnebee .
John Walker. Gaskin, from Bay Chaleur, at the Cove
Correspondent of the Times. district under the tenure of military service. Several been sympathising spectators or the scene described, con- heart could be disclosed, she would perhaps desire to return Catherine, Milner, hence at Havana. and was to sail for New
Letters from Malta, to the 4th instant, mention the sulted on the matter, and declared they could not interfere
f these bodies are again commanded by Sikh Sirdars,
al
s,t.anuincilong. tel, during a
arrival of her Majesty's steamer, Rhadamanthus, with o to England to finish her days.; but she never will return :- Orleans 13th Oct.
after the manner of brigades. These horsemen are with the due course of justice, as Mr. Smart continued to
itl lt
oc aluastne
ehnetr
pride, the fear of derision, the affected scorn of European Rival, Sutherland. from Nissall. N.F. at the Cove, afterbeing
g, !ZursoUnd, but assisted oil' without injury, sailed -ith Oct. On 3rd
despatches from Sir R. Stopford. The stearner left the ad- press the commitment of the fishermau for having etolen
mired on the 26th ult., on which day the British squadron only formidable from their numbers, and cannot be property under the protection of his men. . Happily, the next taites and habits, the rooted preference to oriental feelin
tt.) ov
e rg oh
edro, wonr tt
: stanchions, Bcc. and washed the mate and one man overboard
heavy gale from N.W. wasistruck ny
was still at Ourlac. On the following day, (the 270 a) the considered as soldiers, from their total want of disci- day it was discoveretl, by Harry's instrumentality, that the nt
amv
ea v w it tt
hbnen st a it(tl i
ei nn
cflaoi tth
len
vwe I carried away roundhouse, wheel, binnacle, mlwarka,
Princess Charlotte, the Minden, the Vanguard, and the Aria, pline. They are much on a " 1 .. 1 "
par, in s iort, wit i cei tam box, which contained papers of consequence, bore marks and sa ,
y, "Alas! her glory !" The Powers of her mind are as SimeanAm, a ov. 20.-Sir Edward Thomas, bound to Liverpool,
were to sail for Malta, touching at Paros. The Bellerophon • i • - • appearance exactly similar to another, which, after Fume acute as ever, and her conversation as animated and brilliant ; which was stranded at the entrance ot this harbour 14th ult. has
of our a lies, in allusion to whom a distinguished ge-
was to return to Athens. The Rodney, the Talavera, and search, was discovered to he still in the possession of the but the pallid face and now inactive frame tell of increasing been got off, cargo re-shipped, and she proceeds this day for Liver-
the Pembroke, (the two first have just joined the tleet,) were neral officer, in days of yore, declared, that lie would Revenue Officers. Hannibal was thus exonerated frotn the infirmities; and, perhaps, there is at
fleieveg
times the thought that ITAlemount Rome '
to continue with the Capitan Pasha anti) the return of the rather fight such fellows than pay them ! In a 'physi- grayer charge which had been preferred against him, and as it is a bitter thing to draw near to the grave in estrange land, arrived here with loss's Nan.aw2ao.-reThaeadEroih,l:.,
~f rs,llana, i CJ1.,1
ic r n
Ts 7,,
Ottoman fleet to Constaninople. 'l'he three last-narned yes- cal point of view, the Sikhs are some of the finest men to the offence of wrecking, it. would. have been invidious to far froin all the associatiuns. the memories, and. feelings of Wonder, Moss, from Hamtniag iftor Londceis on Winterton‘
sets, It wits eXpeCtetl, would spend the' winter at Smyrna. in India ; they are generally of lofty stature, and make a solitary example of him. Mr. Smart very prudently our earlier and better life- The conquest of Syria, by I bra- Ness, yesterday, erew, (except one boy) and passengers drowned.
On the 2.3. h of Octeber, Sir Robert Stopford, and all the 0. I procured his removel from t hailers' tof the coast; Hannibal him. will diminish the influence of Lady H. over the poten- -
rent muscu dr power ; they are likewise endowed
Strik( • •f . • - ----- -_,_-_,..n_ae -7---.
captains bf the British vessels, were invited to dinner, on n . t and his wi e lir ed tor many r ears in a connnedious tales of the laud. Abdallah, the pacha of Acre, was ever ;le-
-1 di d • I
with lar i too am energy far superior to the natives ie.-,
board the Terkish admiral's vessel. The entertainment is cottage not fa, from the scene of the-vs:reek ; their son Harry, •
v rOorto Eintereb for 3loabing.
• • blt h •t f• •d•rl I h rquests;
, cessi e o er iii er eience, an in u eent to er e
described as haying been of more than usual magnificence, of Hindostan, a. nd are more free from the prejudices who had purchased property in a midland county, in vain with the governor of Damascus, also, her intercession rarely
and the most perfect cordiality is said to have reigned between of caste. Their moral qualities are, however, less to endeavoured to persuade the old couple to leave a locality failed of success, whether on behalf of merchant or traveller, (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)
. the officers of both nations. l'he Capitan Pasha presented be admired. endeared to them by the memories of past day& But the or of the oppressed subject, or whether it concerned her own - -----"gw•-_
I
It Sir Robert Stopford with a pipe richly set with jewels. Com-
mender Walker, of the Vanguard, ie said to have been in-
vited by the Capitan Pasha, to take the command of a Turk- THE CORNISH WRECKER. pretty Mary Harvey was not quite so inexorable; after the
lapse of two years, which were not idly spent in preparing
. .
herself for the superior position nhich' she wae invited to personal comfort or luxury. But Ibrahim is too powerful as .
„. e
well as too distant a despot to be seusible or the restiee, or
P e
gracious to the caprices ot' the "Great Lathe," whose queen- . EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, 4-c,
Eliza Kincaid, B 13rown, 305 Batavia and Sincapore,
AFRICA. Brodie e:, Hamilton
ish ship of the line, the Sultan Mahmoud, of 130 guns, The - share, she became the wife of Harry Mortratn. The name dom of the east has for some time been phssing from her • 232 Africa, WA & G Maxwell
invitation, it is believed, will be accepted, as soon as the BY LIEUTENANT JOHNS. of Strike is now extinct ; and we can assure the reader that ev.en the local influence in the surrounding territory dimi-
' Monarch, A Lovell,
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
permission of the British government has been obtained. Deep was calling unto deep, the red lightning pointed like we do not depart from truth out of delicacy, to the feelings nisbes with every year; presents, and even considerable par- Hesperus, J Killey, 330 Jamaica, J Gladstone &Co
The Warsaw Official Gazette of the 4th instant contains a the finger of a destroying angel from out the thunder cloud, of his descendants in saying that Hannibal Strike, for the ments, have been made for some years, to the religious orders SOUTH AMERICA.
description of a sham fight and mock assault made by order and the messenger of wrath revealed, amid the blackness of rest of his life, still adhered to the " new-vangled" law of of the Turks, or rather to their meat eminent mosques and Rebecca. R Hooton, 215 Bahia, Cotesworth & Smith
I.! of General Berg on the fortifications of ',raga. Upon this night, a doomed vessel contending with the breakers of a meum and tunm. Though, when there happened to be a temples, toesecure the continuance of the good will and word Chalet). J Dickenson, 236 Monte Video,' C Tayleur. Son &Co
the Mes,ag,r observes:-" It is well known that in 1.79.1 this rocky shore. Rolline heavily, she ground her keel on the wreck within ten miles of his cottage, the old man was sure of the priesthood and their adherents.-Carmes Syria, the Tyrian, --. Cunningham. 215 Rio Janeiro, Imrie & Tomlinson
unfortunate suburb of Warsaw, which contained at that time fatal reef that held her ill b 11
t.._ t_e ..res and winds of heaven; and to be there, if it was merely as a spectator • yet still, as a
, eicily Land, 4,c. UNITED STATES. .
12,000 inhabitants, was sacked by order of Suwarroff; and the rage of the foaming waves, had dune their worst, making matter a argument, to the day of his death, lie held the °pi- A PRACTIGAL CONCLUSION.-Mr. Chick, an excellent Ellen,- R a isbeek. 397 Apalachicola, Ellerton &Carter
faithful to such exemplary traditions, the Russian General, a wreck of the good snip Planter, homeward-bound West nion of his fathers, that there was "no harm in taking what artisan, sent out by the London Missionary Society, in 1821, Gardiner, A M Jackson, 346 Charleston, Fricke St Boult
Colchester, J Wi,hers, 562 Mobile, Bolton, Ogden 8i Co
by an unparalleled refinement of cruelty has thus wished, Intliarnan. The reader may, Perhaps, tremble for the fate the sea threw on the shore."-Farnee-Me-Not for 1839. was the first European smith who settled in theinterior of Margaret,
~ P Blyth, 333 New Orleans, W Fisher &San
on the anniversary of this memorable butchery, to intimate of the hapless mariners of ttiat hark, even should they escape , Madagascar; and to him the natives of Ankova especially 'EUROPE.
to the inhabitans- of Warsaw the fate which awaits them if from " the hell of waters" that surrounds them, our scene - are indebted for their improvement in the art of working in Gem, J M'Kenzie, 90 Billion, WII Wood
they ever attempt to throw off the yoke of Russia. being 'laid on a wild part of the coast of Cornwall, where a HYDROPHOBIA. iton. He reached the capital in 1822, and fixed his residence 'Brenda ft Watkins, 138 Constantinople, Bahr, Behrend Co
Ihe Cetteteer Fee/eels announces that a favourable answer throng of suspicious-looking fishermen and gaunt miners - - • at Atnparibe, where he erected his shop, and lilted it up in Berwiek„eon -Tweed% A StebbiiLs, 293 Malta,
..,
~ , W W..alker
had been received at the Austrian embassy in Paris, to the crowd the beach. The vessel is fast going to pieces; every In the present day of intelligence and in. fermation, when the European style, as far as circumstances would admit. Emma Graham, JFt r„uson, -00 Oporto, llialiiitad a.. W. ithers
applications for leave to return honte forwarded to Vienna by wave that passes over her wa. shes from his clinging. hold some the diffusion of useful knowledge seems.to De the very main- Mr. Chick was hitusell a powerful inau ; and the tools, the -- - - "•• !.. "-'' .''- . " - - --- -' -.--. 2-1 - -''
I: the politcal refugees of the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom. despairing wretch, whes7 liteTasp yields to the suction of spring of society, it becomes our pleasing duty to occepy a bellows, the anvil, and the large sledge-hammer which he
Prince Belgioso,- and Messrs. Bellerio, Prinetti, Ferrari, the retreating water& Ine "rrush wreCkers, joined hand small portion at least of our columns. with the exposition of used, filled the natives with the greatest'astonishment. The - EmpottO.
Moderns, and others, had already obtained communications in band, are iu the breakers. The foremost of each line, those truths relating to the natural sciences, which are calcu- report of his great strength soon reached the palace; and ----esp.-.
.
e to that reply; but it would appear the, hitherto, those alone sulepoited by those behind him, grasps at the senseless forms lated to disabuse the public mind of false notions on subjects shortly after he began his work, the king, with a number of !VEST INDIES
against whom no capital punishment was pronounced. had tossed amid the surge, or, casting a rope to the swirmner, nhich we feel should be understood by all. It is sometitnes his officers, paid him a visit. Mr. Chick's boys were at work
been authorised to return. Thus Count Gonfalioneri, Gene- whose strength is failing him, they rob the sea of its prey. refreshing to pass from the turmoil and din of poetics into at an anvil of a middling size. A spare one of considerable Arcturus, (2 .
69).1 Oliver, from Belize. Honduras, 261 logs maho-
lel Demevra. Count Porro, and seven or eight other per- Ere the shiis broke up, a hawser had been passed to her, liy the domain of science and nature, where truth and facts will weight, was standing on` the floor in another'iart of the sho • any, Hyde, Houge an co- o, amu
g
P , master-36 tons e, d 1 d 1 t 2000 eoker Mita, the
lcr,wood, Hyde. Hodge and co-B D
.
.
' sons, are debarred the benefit Dt. the act of grace. The ein- which many of her crew and passenget s were saved ; and be the reward of our enquiry. It is therefore under the in- and the kin after looking about with admiiration f
g, or some EUROPE.
peror had, however, given pronaises to thetr relatives that every fire of the neighbouring, cottages. fled its crowd of these fluence of such a desire to benefit our readers that we call •
time, told his officers to lift the anvil that was standing on Gertrude, (133) A Whyte, from Alexandria, Egypt, 600 bnles
1, they would be likewl.ie permitted to return. sufferers, wheu their companions in misiortune, rescued at a their. attention to the subject of Hydrophobia, as there is the II h • ti• put forth his ut - •
oor: eac in is turn most strength, but cotton, no consienee-G 0
later period of the wreck, arrived, Divers are the rude scarcely a newspaper we take up which does not relate soine could not raise it from the ground. "What"' said the king, Antonius, 070) II 11 Schepee, from Antwerp, I 6 bales flax, J
efforts to arouse consciousness in the apparently dead, and mysterious story to which our judgment cannot give assent; . -29 l do,A Swainson-39 do.
' are you all conquered? Let me try." His majesty then Johnston-36 do. W Fletcher and Son
LONDON LAW COURTS. with what joy is the return of animation hailed by the wives and indeed we cannot view in any other light than hurnili- laid hold of it with all his might, and tri (I .•
' I .1 C Kemp-50 do, Horner and Bell-12.J tons oak bark, order-
and children of the fishermen ! The men, when they have mine, the fact that nut only the public at large but the very . e to raise it rom „ D
the '
ground, but with no better success than his officers '
COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 17. deposited their burdens of suffering humanity, again repair legislators of our country, liy their very language and enact- ,
koka izav (said the kinee, avelae mba atao 1 k . '9 Gd 1 P retie from Jersey, about 2430 bushela
Isabella, (.) ) e ,a a ,
to the beach ; but now it is too evident that t6e sea no long.er tuents, display the greatest ignurance of the commonest n
nnwy.,zh zNaitra
()Huh
ieek- apples, P Simon-G D
hitriny-2" Enough ; letrilie white man tr
supports on its mighty and troubled wave aught of the vie- truth which natural history and observation every day de-
ExTRA 0 irDINA Y CASE.-DENT V. BENNETT. then lif I 1 Al bl • y •
le( the any] to a consi era e height from the ground,
tints of shipwreck but the swollen and mangled eorse. The clare. It is the proclaimed law of the land that ' mad" dogs LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL
Mr. Knight Bruce stated, that this was a case of the most tth • • '
o e great surprise of all present ; and it is singular to no- •
. bale, the wine cask, the shattered timber, and the broken should be muzzled, logged or confined, during %that are
extraordinary description. In Winterton, in the county of Ce the first • e ion which this eviden • '
Impr ss . te of the euperior Direct. Indirect. From Direct. indirect.
spar, cheste, crates, and cases are dashed on the shore by the called the "dog-days," a time when those animals are su e- ti
Lincoln, lived, until 1834, an old gentleman of the quaker l' strength of the Englishman produced on the minds of the Calcutta ..
rushing tide, but no more of human life is there b .
to e rescued. posed to be so prone to "madness" that the very season of gig, Bombay .. .... Sept... 12 Maranhain Sept. ..17
p.ersuasien, named Jonathan Dent. His vast wealth and par- d le• ' h , all concurred • d • •
„an is suite; tea . in eclaring that it
This night Sethney Cove has lost one of the boldest of its the year is couurnonly believed to be named after them, re- M•stritius
stuaonious babes made hint a subject of great curiosity in es. e = . would be dangerous to fie ht with such men.-Eleis's History nem.; ,
ti b men • and on the morrow a name will be called at the lerence to the dog-star (Sirius) Leine altogether forgotten. n• M d ' .
the neighbourhood. Mr. Dent was subject to tits; and he ..
.1. t . oj a agascar. St. Helena.
1• le .11 I ' ." " • • ha -H el br' b. • d e •
neighbouring mine w tic vet ie answered only by the wail The popular notion is, t• t t rop oia in
,oes is excited
and his housekeeper and her daughter, named Mrs. and THE AsTEROIDS OF'NOVEMBER.-One of the most splen- Rio.
- • of the widow and the cry of the orphan. Two ot the rescuers by great atinespheric heat, and hence the annual panic of the
Betty Tock, lived with nim, one of whom was, on account did specimens of the •• falling stars," and other meteoric Bahia .... Sept. 18 - New York
have perished. While a single human being was to be saved, public mind during the "dog-days," in which absurdity even h
of his infiruaities, always obliged to be with him. Mr. Ben- p enomena that have ever been observed by the inhabitants _ -
t a I did the wreckers strt 1 •
04g e vrith the waters; but now the authorities indulge, by having their mandates issued at a •
nett, living et Barton-upon-Humber, was in the habit of at- ~r ve y . . of the metro ohs was observed this morning at an earl ' TIDE 'FABLE.
, tending Mr. Dent professionally, and sharing, with Betty iney concei h
ve t at they have won their reward, and truth -particular season, the necessity for which exists in the cold hour and attracte'd considerable curiosity. For some tiine
obliges us to present a degraded picture of those who as yet as well as the warm periods of the year. In point of fact ait ap;ieared as if produced by an alarming conflagration ;in DaP. 1. 'llirn, 1 12'n' lig.
-
Tuck, the labours of compounding pills for use. As persons
deserve(' our warmest aliprobation. A scene not less gro- general register of cases exhibits the disease occurr;
.ng pretty
who serve others sometimes expect a remuneration, so Mr. fact, several fire brigade engines were turned out, and for lE. at. i H. IL F. I.
tesque than picturesque is display
-ed on that shore. Boxes uniformly through every range of temperature and every 048 16 0 Edmund King end Martyr.
Bennett seut in his bill fur medical attendauce, amounting to upwards of two hours were traversing the metropolis in Tuesday 24 ' 030 , 1
and packages are broken open ; %veering apparel, and goods season of the Year. Surgeon Colles used to relate in his lec- Wed n ea.
• 21 1 7 i 126 15 6 'Length of day- Sh lbm.
£3O. Lest so great a blow against the darling passion of search of the supposed fire. The engines of the Kmg-street
their rich relation as the exhibition of an account of such an tered on b h a .h. Fires are Relit- esses of El 'dr hobia he ever met
of divers kiuds, ere seat te e L - ture, that one of the worst L yop station proceeded as far as Hampstead, hefere the mistake Thursday 22 146;27 14 7 , C,.cilia.
- I '''" 13 10 ' St. Cl t
1 emen .
Ilit amount, at least to a miser like him, should cause dangerous e --', '6.2 ,0 t_ P,. ,
d •ne and s int casks s illed • while men and even be s -
P , , ,y , with resulted front the bite of a cat in the month of February, was discovered, while others of the stations in Baker-street, Friday 2.3 ;231; 2 d'
Saturaay 24 326 I 356 12 11 1 Saturn con. with Sun 1.17 m.
consequences, the farni:y requested Mr. Bennett to scud the d rine ir m (!ilcaets, nets, and shoes, till each putiCbeon ba...3 a when the ground was covered with a carpet of snow ; and we \Veils-street, Crown-streete Holborn, Jeffery-square, and Sunday :•;:i ' 4 32.1 511 12 9 l 24th Sunday after Trinity.
group of noisy Bacchanals round it. Now came the galloping learn from John Hunter, that in the but island of Jamaica, 26 . 559 } 6 3,1 13 3 I Allele Term ends.
account to them, and they paid it. Mr. Bennett, during his Wellclose-square, went .to Kilburn, Ealing, round St. Monday
attendance, experienced a too coannon want, and sought of yeomanry, hastily called out : the exciseman, the custom- where dogs are exceedingly numerous, not one was known to John's Wood, Holloway, and other places. The ' men be-
e Mr. Dent a loan cf CI:,, I, I,r wiii,h he gave a bond, payable officers and their assistants, together with the posse comitatus have been rabid duriug forty years. Owing to the prevailing longino, to the society for the piotection of life from tire, LIVERPOOL POST OFFICE.
in Six months. Mogi. extraordinary tor ihe old gentleman, he or neighbouring gentry. After a few sharp contests with ignorance on this subject the epithet "mad" is commonly
„ with their cumbersome " fire escapes," were runniug abotit
gave the money without requirit-i, any sureties ; but on a the wreckers, some little attention is insured to the rights applied, even among the educated and iutelligent portion ut in all directions, as also parties of the metropolitan police. 2" 01-For Mancliester, Birmingham, London, and Grand June-
f property ; and, by dayoreak, large piles of goods saved mankind, to that infuriated st• • •' • '
ate in a aich we find men, dogs, •
second application for a dike sum, before the first bond be- rhe time when the phenomenon has been observed during tem line of road, also for the North road and Scotland.
:re he
came due. he was only ineuced to comply, after extraordi- aped on the beach guarded by the sailots of a reve- and other creature. when their nervous system is under the
~ • the last six or seven years past, has been in the interval ex- 6 30-For Pri , .
•seot end the York line of road except Manchester.
, nue cutter on the • ' I he d• fli ydro- 7or Maehue and Ormskirk.
aT t t.smounted yeonianryo• influence of the disease weli known by the name o .
nary persuasion, b \ Bennett's obtaining three securities be-
Such was the wreckstatrin' tending from the 12th to the 16th of the present month. The 8 0-1 a_ e
the I tenter, W est lndiaman, In th et anchester.
sides himself. On el:. Dent's attaining the advanced age of . phobia. It may appear a startling and paradoxical state- same phenomenon has been observed precisely at the same 2gf,'oerr ' . • ,M. m Chester and the road.
I ninety years, he became iii one day, and was bled, which un- winter of 179- on the coast of Cornwall, But we must inent, that a dog or other animal when suffering under this • • •
I a f • he '
eveora w i e the crowded strand, and turn our attention painful and revoltieg malady is not in a state of " madness," tune in Germany, Ituasia, Australasia, and America. In ' r Birmin, e . .
11 0-For Birmingham and the Grand Junction line of road.
fortunately killed instea lef curing him, and his next of Liu consequence of the periodical accuracy of this meteoric visit, 11 30-For Manchester.
. towards a cottage, where an elderly matron and a fair g,irl, but such is the fact, according to the import of that word.
came into pos.session of his vast property. Mr. Brown, a preparations have Leen for some inonihs back in active oper- e. re.
solicitor ante banker ef the place, being iiis receiver while whose beauty would have graced a Prouder dwelling, were The animal affected with Hydrophobia labours under a vio- ,
anon to make more accurate observations; and we arc given I 30-For Manchester.
it( alive, became his executer when dead. -One morning, about
'At abroad The woman in her sh r •
seven months after Mr. Dent's death, Bennett sent a polite re . • ,
awaiting the return of Hannibal Strike, who had been all lent and peculiar disease, in which the nervous system Plays
o t cotton jacket, wool- a fearful part, beim!. as it were thrown into a dreadful storm, to understand, that the • .. I bservatories
principa o
were put into remeisition. During the progress of the mete-
in England 4 0-For the North road and Scott:dun-For Presdot, Wigan.
Manchester, and the York road,-for Chester and
Dote, intimatin:.: that he had a little account against the old p tticoat and cheek a iron looked well the fisher's wife with %vie • .e- • • .
en
bee was ; s eh the entire frame powerfully sympathises, the oric phenomenon this morning, the atmosphere was remark- Shrewsbury.
4 30-For ell Ireland.'
. in atientiv lin; from the door into the earl ' t motninent
gentlemates estate, which he wi,hed to be inetantly settled, ads e . P .I- ~, Ymo I of the group of symptoms being a frightful ably clear and the stare shone with unusual brightness, the 5 0-For London, Birmingham, Bristol, Falmonth, and the lines
,
. and which coesatal el a liund of 1:25.000. The document awn, fancynag every wayfarer that approached from the di- sense of choakine, or a violent spa -'
• • '
smodic action iu the throat. •- . • '
stated, that the deceased '
eentleman had, in consequence of re.ction of the wrecle hen wbom she sought; but a nearer The braiu, howe'ver, retains its wonted funct-
ions to the last, air was frosty wit h a sharp breeze from the east. It began a of road, and for South Wales.
,
30-For Chester and SOuth Wales.
ii view would convince her that she beheld nut the stalwart the case being rare in which delirium is a feature of the dis- quarter before two, and the first object that atti•acted th.e at-
past and promised medical services of his friend, Lucas Ben- 6The above is the hour at which the box closes for the receipt of
- nett, who had save his life and proloneed els existence, given
to him the sum uif .f.:2:),(XX) of good and lawful money of
Great Brltain, to be paid to him, the said Lucas Bennett, by form
fish 1.
wre:kine
grey head, and embrowned visage, of one of the boldest ease, except when the tragic scene is drawing to a close.
in the best of dlots au • • •t determined "he a ) ellation "rabid" althou el (
1 , d withal the mos I 1 p ( i, a lefective term) as ap-
-er on that iatt of the coast for s • •
, tall eas the character plied to animals so affected, is more appropriated in the mention of the observers was several stars ot an ordinary
size shoeting from their original spots, and falling apparently letters and papers.
to the earth, when it appeared that they exploded, for Mune- -
The delivery of letters by the London mailstakes
30 p.m.
and 10 . place at 9 a.m
of her husb nd. 1 S diatelv afterwards the horizon Was brilliantly illuminated by
his the said Jonathan Dent's executors el. administrator, . a carcely less anxious than the expectant present state of our knowledge than " mad" which conveys ----------
, wife was her com anion thou h h a vivid light: this, in the s f • 1 tr -:-
pace o ten minutes or ess, ',-
within six months after his decease. Ihe document was
(it, ~ . .P ~ , gt e Poor girl could claim no an erroneous notion of the disease. "The "dread of water," PACKET BOA'IS.-FALMOUTH STATION
ner reietionship appeared ; but another light of a most splendid desci iption
, signed, in the name of the deceased, by the defendant his wan Hannibal than those kindred ties from which the disease has derived its name, arises from the • GENBRA T. POST.OFF ICE, Nov. 20.
„ which arose out of gratitude ou the one •cl suffocation which the unite ty sufferer in rose from the same quarter, and gradually expanded over
• son, and brother, and by 13,njainin Crowder. On the back si e, and generous terrible sense of e
protection on the other. Some Ple e the entire hemisphere. At intervals immense masses of Maas ntade Last Packets Next Packets.
of the letter was a species of acknowledgment of tbis trans- ten. ye.ars before our tale most cases experiences at very. attempt to swatiow liquids,
ences, a sho
comm •• k • crimson vapour appeared interrnineled with branches of DESTINATION. Up in Sailed. Due.
action, said to be sizned also bv the deceased in the presence . p eeper in the ueighoouring town, with but this is by no means a constant symptom. It is now an e
sever ' ' ' • ' • •
y corruscations, which at times formed arab and vane- London.
, whom our fisherman occasional! dealt f
of witnesses. 'rhese documents have been impounded, and ls .exce t the carniverous order
y ur groceries, when- admitted fact that no anima . p . -
ever a luck - pilchard , gated canopy, covering the entire expanse from the cast to - ---
'771 ez-Fri. Mon. SG Thurs.
season
.or other speculation allowed of and of these only the canine and feline species are capable of Holland
were produced in court.-Tlie Lord Chancellor said, that he
his treating3his ood d the western hemisphere, presenting a most gorgeous epee- & Swed. Tl:cs.. &Fri.
g . ame w.ith such luxuries, had died in- communicating the disease at least the records of medigene
would hear the learned eentlenian conclude his opening on
solvent, le n
Being an orphan girl totally unprovided for. Strike do not furnish any authenticated case to the contrary. Ihe tack. Towards four o'clock, the phenomenon became very liliaxobnurg
}, Tagus, Royal Tar,
Monday. f• • t b tth b ' h
ain , u e rig t columns of light radiating from it re- Madeira ... .... Saturdays .. Nov. 12. Nov. 25.
was one of the last belonging to the neighbourhood who was do tic cat and doe the fox and the wolf (which are kindred
mes e, tained their splendour till half-nast four, when it totally dis- Spain & • ibralt.
informed of this occurrence : he happening to hay b
e een al.- to the dog) are all the animals which appear upon credible Nov 12.
Malta and Greece 2ndSaturdny ........ . ,
BAII, COL:RT.-FRIDAY. appeared.-London Wd- d
paper, e nes ay. , Braaanza. 0cr.22
sent just then, ill-natured penple declared not for the mryose timony to have produced a genuine rabid hydrophobia by Egypt and India
entioned re-
Arroeseys.-In this Court, a matter was m . . ; tes. . , Seagul, Opossum,
CHURCH CUOCKS.-It is to be regretted that neither the Madeira
of passing goods through the custom-house thou ih 1 - Th ater nur I, rf • • ds o
several their bite. e gre n e 0 cases occur iti og r . . • Nov. 9. Nov. 23.
I, lative to the liabilities of unlicensed persons practising as
0. , ..
~., . „ , , . , e
I tne gently viitnin riannibal s abode had requested him to cats thst are highly fed and pampered, which is contrary to °
c nimissioners o• nor the public authorities Brazil Sr B. Ayres. each month .
( f new churches)
attorneys, and e f attorneys who allow such unlicensed per- Ist We ••
dnes Retncleer,Nov 10 Skylark,Nov.lo
leave in their back pretnises certain ankers of Schied interfere with their conc.,
•uction and management, as a most America ...... ...
sons to practise in their names. Mr. Jardiue was instructed arn• the belref tha . , e.
t the raee of hunger is an exciting came. The
Lord Melville, Pigeon,
"any time after nig.ht-fell, at his ea r t •
r ies convenience." We mode of combluation Is a true inoculation; we are not there- Jamai I.'ward
favourable opportunity seems to be passiug away for pro- 1 t D
~. Ist day of
liy the Incorporeied Law Society to apply to his lordship for L . .
0 e 3 Nov, 26.
do not mean to hold the fisherman up as an example f dence to the old women's stories which too curing at least a limited number of thou upon much better k "L. a 3 Lt • • each month
a rule, calling upon William Willis, an attorney, to show o pro- fore to give cre La•uira
f H Al B Petrel, Swift,
priety to all the meddlers with sen water alon tit d of the res. of nen bitin •• each other Principles. The art of makine large clocks in this country M„ice nd Ha- 1 15th day o - •
cause why he shoule not be struck offehe rolls of the Court, e coast of often go the roun s p ~ . i I, .
• lia Alle
for permitting an unqualified person, named WIl m n, En land • though we will not 'ailow A:meters
g , • libels on the and thus propaga es,
tine hydrophobia; of "mad" horses cows ars t be d ' d• d telet • - '
.; I 'th Nov. 17.
appe 0 every ay retrogra ing, an ex iis an in- vana...
character of Cornishmen to go forth unrefuted, we must not bth• bn tit' 11 • d ''
eir i e is tern ) e disor er in man .
stance in which a branch of mechanical science of very great r Jamai. lewerde 15th day of ILM.B. Tyrian, Magnet,
to practise as an attorney in his name ; and also a rule calling , and pigs producing , .
hide the fact that our hero, in common with most of his f •
muds and other victims of their rage. It is full time for the spells importance is overlooked, in which we are infinitely surpassed t Isl. ,n. Hayti. e each month. N0v.17. Dec. 10.
i upon the said William Allen to show cause why he should
and neigebours, tv h
as more tan suspected of doing a little of i,. •mce and prejudice to flee before the enlightened by the French, among whom the art of clock-tnat ing is Carhtagena J
not be committed to prison for so acting,. 'the learned --e_..-
smuggling. Nevertheless, Hannibal was a warm-hearted •re
inonfr.the times. It is the nature of carnivorous animals liatronised by time government, and carried on to an uuri- ,
counsel said the affidavits stated, that Allen carried on the
kin 1 f ll
( e ow, who could not hear of distress without trying to spin . INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
yelled degree of perfection, so that they are deserviug of the PREMIUMS oF
business of an attorney at Banbury, Oxfordshire, in the name to be easily rouse to rage,
d combat, and violence-the author
relieve it, unless indeed, unde w iters were the afflicted
r r . par- of nature has made them so, y. ,
because b • combet and violence e
hieh reputation they have acquired. 'rhe public clocks in - a --- POOL.
LONDON & LIVER Outward. Home.
of William Willis ; that the name of Willis was on a large
t • • nd he for‘hwith t k fth 1
ies, a . DO possession o.e me y propert their existeoce, but the Paris are executed, bo h •
t in theory and practice, with that before 12tli Jan.) - ---
brass plate, and under it, in sn„i
' 11 letters, that of Allen, on 3' he hath ordained them to support (Sailin,g
the grocer left behind him, which the creditors did not covet, acilie re e that crop the flowery mead, and participate care and accuracy to which ours unfortunately can have no to .... .... .... ....
the door of the house where the latter resided. Several affi- C.B . 25s Otlta (4.1 Od 8-is Od (ii,lo:is 0
d b h
an roug t home little Mary Haryie, as a playmate for his h b urteous repast with which they pretensions ; and I may mention as examples the clocks at Jamaica
davits were read to show that Allen had acted as an attorney pwithout resistance in t e o .
rd Isl. Detne.&Berbice. 20 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
son, who was about four years her senfor. have neither habits nor motives the --
Hotel de Ville and the Invalides. That at the Hotel de Leewa
in the name of Willis, with his consent.-Rules granted. are everywhere presented, 50 0 - 0 0 105 0 -147 0
••• .
Well was his charitable act rewarded, when this boy, which fehrile or nervous irritation might prompt into violent Ville was made by Le Pante in the year 1781, and cost the Honduras
40 0 -50 0 20 0 - 0 0
grown a stripling of fourteen, abandoned the home of his action ; and in them the same great author has instilled fear city of Paris "90,000 francs (£3,600 sterling), including New York, Boston .
rt 1 8. ylnirt% - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
~, lar eston, a . . ,
FRAcAS IN PA nis.-We have the following account of a youth, and weut forth a reckless adventurer, leaving the he bells dials and fixin or The clock next in repute IS
only as a motive of flight, seldom as a motive of aggression .t ~ • . 1,.. e New Orleans - 0 0 50 0- 0 0
fracas which has lately transpired at Paris, in the gardens of child of the stranger those duties of filial love and obedience or resistance. Hence probably the extreme paucity of their 2. I 1 l h
hat of tne Invalides made in the year lite , an( a t ioug Havana - 0 0
t Lich II rO. ' - l
m . sma e . ran the other, it is an excel ent specimen of Canada - 0 0 00- 0 0
the Tuileries :-M r. Wentworth Beaumont, late M.P. for which he so cruelly forgot. The cottage of Hannibal Strike bites, and the fact that they never re-produce the disease in 81 0- 0 0 00- 0 0
te - Northumberland, (says our informant,) during a recent tour was not more than a mile from the beach whete the wreck of question. A rabid dog may be known by the following con- cal science • the mere body of this clock, without British North America
horologt . , .
0 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
-
-In Ireland, while upon is visit at the residence or the llon. are mercireerstertan- had eatmed ilt-a-a4psuci,w. &axe attempted En dia.-414-.11. heemmex dull and solitary. arid sh,uoS society s or appendaees of anv sort cost 24 000 francs
bells, dial., , ; . , , Newfoundland
25 0 - 0 0 25 0 - 0 0
Robert King, (son of Lord Lorton,) in the county of Sligo, describe. The fisherman, as usual, had been the first to save he seldom barks, and refuses meat and drink, he lean sus- -- nf th. In Brezil:
t-t49(53)-.- -The cluck -at -St.-43-lawd .ie wirnilur ity-that- - - - -
Riief Pliita --- - -. -o-- -40 - -0- - eO--0---.- 0 --a-
bed placed himself in so delicate a position under tbat gen- life, and the last to cease plundering that wbich the prejudice picious and haggard, he flies at strangers with a snappish valids, and cost £920 sterling." Besides these there are East Indite;
tleman's roof as to make it imperative upon Mr. King to of custom led him to consider lawful spoil; and now, as morn- irratabilitv, but still knows and respects his master, his head many others of equal value, and kept in excellent condition. Company's Ships 45 0-- 0 0 50 0- 0 0
send his friend Mr. Somers, M.P. for Sligo to Mr Beau- ing dawned, little thinking of those at home anxious for his and tail hang down, he walks as if overpowered by sleep, he h exam les and encouraee- Batavia
It is not to be disputed that suc p ~ 40 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
, 4U 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0
mont, upon a mission of honour. Events not uecessary to
, safety, he was watching a small box or case which, though pants, his tongue hangs out and his mouth slavers, his eyes f the itn movement of the art New Smith Wales
ment are the true cahses o , 1 _
40 0 - 0 0 .40 0 - 0 0
detail, subsequently placed Mr. Somers himself in the •
post- sufficiently buoyant to be raise," „ the „est or the wave, are dull and reddish, he aPPears frightened, his body rapidly among the French. From what nas been resa
1. ted of the uape of Good Hope
Africa 3O 0 - 0 0 126 0 - 0 0
tion of principal, who, in his turn, availed himself of the wculd again provokingly become lost in the trough of the • • t all
emaciates, and death terminates his sufferings. In thisrapid French clocks, it must not be cunsidered that it is a
Gibraltar - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
intercession of his friend, the meml,er tor Ma err Mr. Dillon sea; now appearing as if the next breaker would cast it at sketch we feel that but few out of many important facts are necessary to expend any such sum as mentioned in order to Lima, Valparaiso, &c. ...... - 0 0
Browne. Neither a meetio4 rilr a satisf2tOry in- nu his feet, and then swept away just as the wrecker thought the uoticed, but we woule wish that statements which too often obtain a good one, combining both durability and accurecy, mnita, ekily. lk.e. - 0 0 30 0- 0 0
ment, however, having been obtained, and M No ' a ".e-
• .th• h• • insideraLle lan of the Smyrna and Constantino )Ie - 0 0 30 0- 0 0
he announce. at a moderate expenditure; as a et I . ,
r. Ventworth Prize wi in is grasp. disgrace the peblic prints would give place to t 20 0 - 0 0 20 0.- 0 0
Beaumont having meanwhile Ift E I finements of execution which, Malaga
Mr. Browne f 11 d .
o owe him to Paris wn
e ng -,..cd, Mr. Somers and During the night more than once had Hannibal saved life ment of truth, the knowledge of which must even interest cost has been absorbed in re ..
Madeira - 0 0 20 0 - () 0
ere the former gen_ at an imminent peril to himself; he had afterwards secured and benefit mankind.-Leinster Express. ' h d
however desirable, are not necessary to contribute to t e u- • •
tlernan, having mee bins at the Tuile'ri Western Isles, Cape de Verds O- 0 0 00- 0 . 0
es,: assaulted him with about his person several valuatles which chance had cast in rability of the machine, or to the correctness-of its perform- 25 0- 0 0 20 0- 0 0
a horsewhip in an unsparing st le W Lisbon
SOMers and Mr. Browne waiteyd 'two a.,uuderstand that Mr. his way; and then take his share in the tustle with the au- . ante. The best mode of obtaining these ends is by paying c,,diz - 0 0 20 0 - 0 0
20 0 - 0 0
?enc., in expectation of a message; but): after the occur- thorities; and now, could he but obtain that tempting case, The sudden friendship that has lately sprung up between the utmost attention to the inathetnatical construction, spar- France - 0 0
30 o - 0 0 3° g - 2 ?)
they having heard that the ,iffair w.,
b,,o,...rize.arriving,-and he haul pi wienth determined to make the best of his way to Lord Brougham and Mr. Roebuck bas served as a topic of ing no labour of execution in any of the acting parts, and at Holland
°Torrent under his colt' Bremen, &c. - 0 0 .00 0:: 0 0
the not:ce of the p.:,llLe•s-Vae- left Paris, ai h " . due. A huge roller at length (lashed the wished-for ainusement at the clubs. People are so in-natured as to the eame time not to bestow any work or incur any expense Hamburg,
_t
..
.. , 0 0 ...- 0 0 .44 0 -.147 0
fa, ave Gottenburg, rs ocisnoi • • ••• , 0 o ...... o 0
trtiffi4 it L05i02,..i.K.,,,ti30 i',„,, test -Teasure tar err the beach 'in an instant the wrecker seized assert, that the hatred of both these individuals to Lord Dun. merely for ornament.-Abboter 'Treatise on the Management go 0 ...... 0 0
Petersburg, Riga. Xo.
le, lied, placing it en Ms ' lO 0 dee. 0 0
,
thoulderse conlinencsd his retreat, ham has led *.o this bond of amitYo-Mossing Pesti me Pubtio'Clocksi Oporto