The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-25 00:00:00

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beau able to observe either here, or in other parts of the United A:MST IMPRESSIONS AT NEW YORK.—The dress of the MISCELLANEOUS.
people differ little from our own. Ladies seem to dress more exesacted in the letter of our Paris
States where we have yet been, any ground for an observation French
smartly., when shopping or walking out in the forenoon, than We are glad to find that effectual measures are now taken to 1 Papers, are well worthy of ;
MY FATHER'S HOUSE. which I have heard again and again made by British writers, in &lush cities• aud their bonnets and head-dress are pro- procure a bill which shall place the roads of England in the
ptheatt some changes will be made in t
viz., that it is difficult to understand the language which the bably more ace'ording to the Parisian, than the London hands of Government. This is good Ilews to the traveller u over the Vizier.
(From the Chameleon.) Americans use, and that an American does not at once under- fashion. Shopkeepers, or rather store-keepers,—for a shop is well as the labourer, who will flud-in it afresh source of employ- _ The German papers inform us 1
Acnoss the troubled loch I see stand what an Englishman says. On the contrary, I think it uniformly called a store here,—are less obsequious in their ment.--Thighton Paper.
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;much more difficult, in travelling in 'Britain, to comprehend
A small white cottage, 'neath a gleans manners than in Britain; but I have observed no want of A professor of English has lately been added to the wade-,
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' the various dialects that are used by the lower classes in diffe-
Of sunlight, resting partially civility anywhere.—The bed-chambers do not correspond with ' mica! corps of the Universtty of Paris, and it has been directed, esersburgh. They say that other
l'ellould appear that the situation of I
rent parts of the country. Even in the city of London, the the eating-rooms, either in afpearance or accommodatioa,— that the .English language shall hereafter form a branch oi
On that one spot—with fondling beam; language is very different in the city and in the west end of the the whole fitting up and furnishing. looking meagre : beds the regular course of education in the colleges and publie
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.town. rhe style of speaking is very much the same all over without curtains,—uot a bit of carpet in the bed-rooms,—even schooli in France.
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It is my father's children's home! this country. The only difference seems to me to consist in the water not so plentiful as is- requisite, most of all in a warm
The. French langttage is spoken by nine anclawenty millione
different signification which is given to a few words in America, climate—neither hot nor cold baths in' this, one of the two
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Like the chafed wave, ltsvixt it and here, such as the following :—A. lady calling on us when there was
e My surging spirit darkly swells; some melon on the table, we asked her to partake of it as soon reatest hotels in New York,—nor ro er accommodation oAf
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sifferent, but still more necessaryP description.
1,050,000 Celtic, 188,000 the Bas ' b h
number Italian, and 177,000 Fleiniah. of the Suite • - '
, Yet one bright spot of love will ne'er as the servant brought a plate. She was iu a hurry, and took, abundant supply of water is no d.oubt necessary before* it—is••
Grow dim beneath its meetly spells: up a little bit in her hand, saying, allow me to take it " friendly,' attainable; but the wealth and population of this great city n, and resist the hitherto
Ilowe'er the storm-cloud o'er me come, —meaning unceremoniousfy. Of such words as this there is a indefatigable enemy, the Pacha of Fe
- increase so rapidly, that that object will be effected in a few Witte LIBERALITY.—A writer to the signet in Edinburgh,
considerable number, but there is generally no difficulty in
Bright be my father's children's home I Years. Water is both deficient in quantity and quality here. of unimpeachable character, who had for the last twenty-ono stades in his march to the capital of
.. finding out the sense in which they are usect—Stuart's Three Much of it is brought iu carts from a considerable distance, years acted as agent to the Ordnance-office, has been dismissed
There dwell the sisters, doweed with aught ',.. Years tn North America. and sold at a high price.—Stuares Three Years in N. America. from that situation; and forsooth why ? Guess., reader. Would
inE of the States at Stutgard, on the
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Of love once warm'd a heart, now cold; MAN OF WAR'S SCHOOL—Some of them could not or would BOSTON.—The city is clean and well paved, and seenis to be it be believed, merely because he acted pr.ojessionally, at this „„ e
last election, for a Tory candidate in Fifeshire .. .IN hat doee -1- al) e feorlls oawn Id. n gpseppeue
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the Master-General say to this ?
To coin its life-drops into gold; • ' not wish to be kept back ; and others agaiu were dissatisfied if t tl f•• 1 -itabl, I did not observe a sinele
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The bright-eyed urchins there, too. Maras - , they did not recite individually all they learned. Our discus-, individual in the streets of the city who was not well apparelled, A deputation from the Board of Congregational Ministers
sions in the school-room were not a litlle amusing. 'Mr. —,
Who glad a grey-likir'd father's horael nor an individual of what we call the lower orders. Even at had an interview with Earl Grey on the 9th iustant, on the sub-
one would say to me, 'it says here that an acute angle is less ect of various civil and religious grievances under which the connis h. has elapsed since the close of
New York, during the few days I was there, I observed some j
My blessings on the much-loved spot 1 .. than a right angle ,_- thus, the angle ABC is less than a right small districts of the city where cleanliness was less attended Dissenters of Great Britain have long laboured. The depute-
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Because I love the dwellers there ; s angle:"now, how do you know that ABC is less than a right
• 'When they are loved not, or forgot, angle ?" It is evident from inspection." Yes, but how do to than in others, and where there were indications, especially 11011 (consisting of the Reverend Doctors Bennett and Mori-
among the coloured people, that dissolute habits prevailed in son," Messre. Burnett., Reed, and Tidman) were very courteously
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pea prove it?" It is a definition, and does not require proof: some degree; but at Boston there is not the semblance of idle- received by his Lordship, who gave respectful atteution to their
Unanswerel be my fondest prayer ?
se ifyou wish to measure it, there are instruments for that pur- ness or filth among the people anywhere. All are, or seem to communications. se,7l eed by the States, and !say all
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Though ne'er within its cope I come, pose, and the method of doing it you will learn in its preper be, in the full enjoyment of the necessaries of life, and all busy, reeee kingdom As to the regulations
a . /leaven shield my father's children's home ! place." No ; I want to prove that ABC is less than a right
vnuth e.igh. teen years of ag'e,
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM SKATING William Townsend, a our T '
mi nary system, notwithstand
aetive, and employed. What a contrast in these respects be-
ma ea ot Wandsworth, was drowned on Sunday morning . „L orded us the means of fulfilling o
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angle, and I have heard there is a way.of proving it by algebra.' tween this city and the city of Dublin, Which, in the month of -r—i, ,
ldaeset , when attempting to skate on a piece of water. twelve feet , "de Germanic confederation without ;
THE HESITATION. ' Another, in demonstrating a theorem in geometry, would come July, 1827, I saw crowded with beggars almost naked, even in
to a certain step iu the process 'Now, how does that conclu-
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(From the Chameleon.) sion fonow ?"4t is based upon a preceding proposition.' theheart of it; and on the arrival of a Mail-coach in Sackville- on Wandsworth Common. His father had' desired hnn ; Produci
notPio go, knowing that the ice was not strong enough to bear Pmein h
'But how do I know whether or not that proposition be true?' street, scrambling for the few halfpence which the passengers
Term the moonlit bank we sat,
' You have already proved it; and what y
am have once este- threw among them.—Stuart's Three Years in North Amerw. a. him; but the boy persisted, and was drowned. rise In the course of events. This
- , The moonlit bank above the sea ; Wished by demonstration, though you cannot remember the ADVICE TO EMIGRANTS, ON " PioNEERING."—In origin.ally ' great
LORD LONSDALE.—On Monday se'nnight a serious accident e tart to the laws which rule the
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Beneath our feet a verdant plat, whole process of reasoning that led you to the result, you may dispossessing the forest, and clearing the round, the American occured to the Earl of Lonsdale. When returning from hunt- nd w• , •
Around us—all tranquillity I ever afterwards take for granted." But I don't wish to take has great advantages over the Eerep- ean egmigrant. .He under- ing, within about half a mile of his hunting-box, at Cottesmore,
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s the use of the axe from Ins infancy, and much more m-
any thing for granted: other people don't take things for a
8%1 db • the h dIF h the horse which his lordship rode, suddenly became restive, and '
_ ur consideration. I have great' sat
' Above us, with a meek-like pride, trees to t e groun . is ouse and fences are
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• granted, and why should I ?'—'.l'wo Years and a Half in the • rearing up and plunging with great fury, he was thrown to the ye.,_ . e o eou, that the regularity
The castle's ruins, silver grey, American Navy. - far more economically erected. His employment in these ope- ground, and the horse descended with his fore feet on his side. , „, I's In all the branches of the Aden
L ... Look'd o'er the far receding tide,
. THR LA nes MlN.—This animal is one of the •most useful rations is that to which he has been all his life accustomed. n
His health does not suffer, as a stranger's does, from the hard- is.lordshi was so severely bruised that he has since been ,-,-„YeProposing to you an essential redu
confined tsPhis bed, but he is n w • 'a
tate of nvale e e"" m the taxes of the NOtariate St
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Which crept, like summer friends, away ! species of the domestic tribe. He seldom arrives at perfection ships to which he is in the meantime exposed, nor from the ex- nee' submitted to you, tending t • di
until the age of thirty.fiye, when he is usually of short stature, CHOLERA.—About throe weeks ago we informed our readers tin,
Blue was the cope of arching sky, halations which always accompany the clearing of woodland, plifyin and di i ' 11. - tohePT
and somewhat bald at the top of the head. He is as active as that the cholera had appeared in Hindley, a village about three to be r,g . m nis mg . are
Spanning the little world of light and which are so a t thi• ont • t produce fever and ague.
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the monkey, and possesses a similar chatter, commonly denomi- miles from Wiean and that at that time there had been eight from r ?
h nuced in our system of tam
•.. Stretch'd out before the gaiing eye, nated " small talk." Like the French poodle, he is perfect in
. My present impression is, that it is far more advisable for an e • . ()sing sight of the interests of
emigrant to pay a little for land lately cleared, though at'a price deaths. We are sorry to say that it has not yet abated. There epee
Which almost ask'd—Could this be night ? the art of " fetchieg aud carrying," and may be seen with his exceeding the sum actually expended, than to risk his own the re% ' • .
-enue has applied itself
have now been, we understand, twenty-seven deaths, and some late them in all' solicitude for e't•
; canine companion in the society of the fair sex, when all others of the cases have been attended with symptoms of a much more justice
The murmur of a quiet wiad health and that of his family; but let him be well advised, and and • b ff • mile 1
of the maleihid are rigidly excluded. To the maid he is inva- •me aeo at eel, .
malignantrinature thaa thoee which oceurred !cane a „, equity, y o enng to t ost
' not acquire land, already impoverished by cropping, and which nations proportioned to their seen.
i: Seem'd sweet, as low-breathed sound could be : fixable, no less as a walking-stick in the promenade, than as a has become foul, and lost th.e vegetable mould, the efficacy of Iry Igen. lhe population ot Hindley is very inconsiderable.-- , e
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Yet other whisper, to my mind, convenient partner in the dance. He supplies the place of a which renders the use of manure for a time unnecessary. Let -
Preston Ptlot. Myself Par . y e mines o prect
Was sweeter,—Mary spoke to me ! play-bill at the theatre, and on account of his acknowledged i, to a confident hope that my G
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him, above all, be satisfied, before he fixes on a situation, that LEYLAND GRAMMAR ScHooL.—Mr. Joe, Tyson, of this overcomin all the difficulties that
harmlessness, allows and takes many freedoms, so that a ir- there is good wholesome water near the spot, where his house is town, formerly of Backbarrow, was last Tuesday appointed
• I said not aught to her of love "Pansion of gour comm r i l inlet'
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.. tation with him is classed among " innocent amusements," to be placed; and that the district of country is, generally master of the Grammar School at Leyland. The testimonials cttities e .
So child-like was her beauty still ; there being no one instance in the records tsf natural history of ae ale seemed to augment in I
speakine, healthy. Water is very frequently bad in this corn- in favour of all the candidates, as to their moral conduct, their s• ti of , ~
But, from the regal moon above, his ever "pairing." By the wife his services are no less es- . 9 t," H ••
inye ur negotia ions. ming i
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try, anu often impregnated with lime to so great an extent religious principles, and their attainments in arithmetic and in tested by Providence with the gove
I turn'd to her, with wayward will! teemed. He hands the toast at tea—shows off in the science of that it cannot be used with safety. One of the first questions the Lean and Greek languages, were most respectable. The '
aee Principles by which I have- bi
comparative anatomy at dinner—brews capital lad.y's punch af- that a traveller, on arriving at an hotel,. puts, is, whether examination—conducted by the Rev. Thomas Rowlandson--- :et: the manner' in which I have c
It had been all unkind in me ter supper, and takes the children to see the Christmas Panto- the water is good? and it is extremely difficult to get informa- was highly creditable to the candidates, and gratifying to the ga•'°o, are sufficient! and enerall
ale
. To wake a pulse I needs must quell ; mimes. At the birth-day juvenile parties he pares the oranges, tion that can-be depended on, either as to the quality' of the wit- trustess.—Preston Pilot. ed In th k yl d gts f
, Yet that was done,—for I could see performs the principal character in the classical game of " bum-. eon e eac now e emen o
' ter, or the comparative healthiness of the place. 'ehe inhabi- COTTAGE GARDENS.—It affords us great pleasure to find tee rience of m confedefates. No
What looks, that try to hide, but tell ; ble-puppy," and adjusts the machinery of the magic-lantern.
. tants already settled and possessed of property have an obvious that the letting of land to the necessitous poor coutinues to - to
1 e deviate frtirm the path I have
When au " event" occurs he stands god-father, and sees home interest to make favourable representations. In many cases, prevail, and we trust the laudable plan will be generally te 'are received with great emotion tl
As from the rock that girt the shore, elderly ladies after family tea-parties. But the widow most ap- where emigrants do not show due caution, they not only ex- adopted. The noble Lords Fortescue and Harrowby, and also 6ehrneut to me person which, durine.
The rugged rock wooed by the sea, preciates the lady's mane Does she want a new servant ? pose themselves and their families to disease, but to that sink- Sir Thomas Phillips, have appropriated many acres from their -ve been shose'n- 'to anis mby me lje
She leapt, to where I—sped before— He procures a " two years character from the last place." 1
es mg and depression of spirits, which. frequently results from clis- estates in Glocestershire as garden-ground ; and we understand Zwieced of their lowyalty freord thiii: 11(
i• Watched for her steps with waiting knee. she curious about the cause of Miss So-and-so's illness ?He couragenaents and difficulties so likely to incapacitate for the that Lord Harrowby and the Rev. William Mould have, iv, e eeistine laws -• :
leaves not an inquiry unasked until the mystery is solved. He necessary exertions especially in a country to many of the their benevolence, very recently accommodated all the labour- It is u on -ou m i
Pelle, a a - d "d
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An instant in my arms she lay, receives her dividends at the Bank, takes the place of " dune- customs f -h• ' le, nin ee all Germany, at t
o w ich they are strangers.—Stuart's Three Years in ing poor in the parish of Willerslee, Glocestershire, with land net attention. If your deliberations a
"My Mary "—I had almost breathed ; my" at whist, and plays the fiddle at her dances. In short, North America. for the same puitose, with the exception of those few who are Bia e'l by a genuine love of your count
But the fond moment passed away, he all but supplies the place of the " dear departed." The ,_ s• •• s era}
—And only this true lay bequeathed! sustenance of this animal is derived principally from aliments l-
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om rare Very frequently of the parish of roadway, whose wants air Thomas Philipp tee zeal for its prosperity, you mayl
has kindly promised to supply.—Evening paper. se, general approbation but also ui
—tea, caudle, negus, 8,:c., and as he is very abstemious, gene- a eiveisTensdof judgment rrectaatranr
AN UNFOUNDED ALARM.—Considerable excitement was
i of evidence su lied b the fatieereiten whose s 1 b• t d d
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rally lives to a geed old age, and dies " respected and beloved th
senysedselornon Zicilfl-1.11 erP
'f' h•• d. • VlVh ' y caused in the town, on Wednesday morning, by a report that a
THE FOAMING WAVES. by a numerous circle of acraintances" with the satisfactory ficiency o t eir in ications. us, in per- er of his country."
s s 'll th 1 d•d th ' le• ' t "
on w el suppese emse Yes
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.eir s in is no untre- dead body had been stolen out of' the pansh church-yard, •
BALLAD. assurance that his virtues will be immortalized in divers "Stan-
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ming he previous night. It eppears, however, that a grave e„e ,
quently insensible to external impressions. llere we have a BADEN.
(Prom the new Opera of The Nunnery, or St. Mary's Isle.) zas on a-departed friend," and sundry " Lines on the death of _ .. . _ .
strong proot ot the nature of the cause of the delusion; but iu had beep prepared by the sexton, in the evening of Tuesdays e.i4i re are some distnrbances in Bader
an esteemed cousin," in the Lady's Magazine.
the majority of cases no such clue is afforded us, the same de- for the nnermentof a child, which was expected from a distance '
ante °3l of a popular gentleman as Bu
HAROLD KING OF NORWAY.
LOQUACITY AND GESTICULATION OF THE NEAPOLITANS.-- ception occurring in patients enjoying the full faculties of all early the following morning ; and some one accidentaily.going eie„ ence of the Grand Duke, who refu
DQURT not, Sweet Maid, tho' we part, Every bargain made by a shopkeeper with a customer, you their senses. Oue instance of this kind is on record, in which, into the yard soon after day-break, and deeming the circuits- '; leu
• t the affair seems unimportant.
And distant shores we tread, Would think was a pitched battle between them. They are re- when the patient was asked "how he was," he declared himself stance of a grave being then open very unusual, foolishly gave
Still every wish of this heart, markable, too, for their gesticulation. The aecient Romans dead several • • • d f d the inquirer to his executors
.y ears, an re erre cerrency M the report we have mentioned without making fur-
SPAIN.
Centres in thee, Sweet Maid. could scarcely have outdone them in this respect. If a Neapo- foe further information. In some cases, again, deceptive evi- ther inquiry.—Blackburn Alfred. The Re
ingot' Spain has just made the e
` titan wishes to tell het neighbour he is a jacleass, he has only to dance is obtained from morbid internal sensutions. The mono- --Lie
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—A poor woman, named Aro vete utenant-General Francisco Xavier
When wintry winds o'er me rave, shut his hands, cross his wrists, and stick up. his thumbs, and maniac labourites under eastro-enteritis, frequently fancies that Cryer, the wife of an excavator at Leeds, on Sunday morning •
ran," of Barcelona ; Major-General
This thought alone can cheer : the business is done.—Two years and a halj in the American some wild beast is cagedin his abdomen, or that he has taken last destroyed an infant, of whom she had been delivered a fess ii ag°na• Bri adi M d
retell . 3 g er or , governor
Again on the foaming wave, Navy. some violent poison. :An obvious cause is here also pointed out.
• da -s before and also cut her own throat, with a razor belongeng wee , g
, overnor of Gerona ; Majo
it h 1; d which she ha in- T 'e‘nor
• I haste to Helen dear. GREECE :—CLASSIC Associterlows.—On the day of our arri- In a female whom hallucination consisted in a fancy that she to er us an , d contrived to secrete. An , lee ~ of Ciudad Rodrigo • Lieute
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: uest was held upon the body of the child and the Jury re- , - ema _ ,
val I did not
.go ashore, but abandoned myself to the reveries was pregnant, after her death chronic inflammation of the pers- 11,. , . . , econd , qovernor of Badajoe • and cc
Say then, Sweet Maid, ere we part, which the vicinity of such classic regions, and the anticipation toneum was found to have existed to a great, extent. But such .urneu .
a verdict ot wilful murcler against the mother dile. • of Est
_„ . tiadrid• remadura ; Major-General
And distant shores we tread ; of a visit to them, could not fail to awaken. Images of the he- eases do not operate, however, in the multitude of examples in 1
lowever, died soon after, in consequence of the wound white'
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Is the fond throb of this heart roism, genius, and taste of the ancient Greeks, as displayed in which the madman fancies himself changed in sex, or trans- she had inflicted upon herself; and the Jury, which was agon.—Galignaites Messenger.
. . Answered by thine, Sweet Maid? their wars, their poetry, their philosophy, and their sculpture, formed into a wild beast—a wolf, for instance, a very favourite d a Th
summoned to inquire into the cause of her death, returne , e, e following is in the Valparaiso nem
• speang up in, throngs, as if evoked from their repose by some kind of transformation in older times—so much so, that this verdict that "the deceased destroyed herself in a fit if insanitY• ~w of August last •—B • the brig Janse:
nese....essessesesea -
Wizard power. But I thought of the degeneracy. of modern spcies Of monomania has assumed the epidemic form, and ac- Lecanmeetsm.—The agricultural inhabitants of the eounti ,le
eie Brit' hb • . )
V.P.1.E,11.7::::T1E5. times, and the comparison filled me with mortification. I could qtured the term lycanthropy from the writers on insanity. With of Sussex are about to. present a memorial, uumerously signed, aeaese, blew up,
, ; ts rig Tiber, anchored at Poi:
and Captain Gibson, tie
not but breathe an aarnest pruyer to Heaven, teat tee descen- other individuala again., the judgment errs still MOreArikingly to the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, repl'°' ij, Iv, in all 12 persons perished in the e:
A SKETCH ON THE ROAD. slants of Leonidas and Themistodes might be wholly and for with respect to their relations with other persons• they fancy senting--" That the memorialists, after much consideratiou, sereels of powde • 1 -
ever freed from the iron despotism of the barbarous Othman a espied r . on y 5 seamen were
(From the Athesueutn.) ; themselves ruined or dreadfully embarrassed, or 'they torture are of opinion that the most effectual mode of suppressing_thie tee on the foremost, and were precipit
and that the land where the mornine stars of poetry first seng themselves with apprehensions of secret enemies plotting for deplorable evil would be the remission of at least two-thirds 01 , klv_water, together with part of the deck.
1 t'st k a h rf 1.,,l s" Beggars' Opera.
" COme, sweet lass, e aeceeu,„ as . tegether, might again be made to eao with strains sweet an their destruction. Our own immortal Jean Jaques Rousseau the duty of 3s. per annum on every £lOO of agricultural Prc e rise to this melancholy lecieent,
_ sublime as those which charmed into mildness the fury of the was the continued victim of this insensate dread. You will find perty insured against fire (levied under the authority of an tie . .
" There--take that," said the stout man -in the dickey, tiger, converted to delighted compliance the else relentless ri- the evidence of it in his Confe obe
ssions and Reveries. Nor was this of the 55th George III.) thereby inducing insurances t
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' 11 coin into the hand of the cad, "and remember, gour of the King of Hell, and caused assembled millions to
putting a sma . .
... his sole or dominant hallucination. One day, urged by an irre- general, and counteracting the mkicious motives of the incetee ehre have received Paris papers and h
a man never loses anything by civility. e t en a tesse
" 11 h dd • - d rend the heavens evith their acclamtitions amid the cliffs of Del- sistible impulse, he brought one of his works to an adjacent mary—namely, the infliction of injury, if uot ruin, on the ow vs tcri we learn that re -
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f t his next neighbour, a rather pretty young. woman ; phi, and along the vales of Elie. Oh ! who can think of the
, church; the maitre d' hotel came to meet hhn, when, as they ad- ject of his resentment." "rY cur ports ot a change
.0 lie, e rent. It is said that Marshal So
and they eot into a conversation which lasted 'with little inter- beings, airy and graceful as the genius that created them, tnat vanced towards each other, Rousseau suddenly saw an iron geate CHOLERA AMONG INDIANS.—The Ohio Argus says—There2j Peee'll; Tfliers, and m. Gaieot, nal ma
2--„i„ioneer-em Castle Square, Brighton, to the inn at Crawley. once peopled every mountain atm valley, every cliff and fowl- start up between him and the maitre &hotel, totally precluding, much reason to fear that this terrific malady has commetne tia,,Le nes, as we anticipated, bee, oblige(
Tee weather was cold, and with a remark on its severity, he tain, every grove and grotto in Greece, and not sigh at the as he thought, the fulfilment of his original intention. Occa- its ravages among the Ohio Indians lately removed from
itra tilb.aind the holiday of the 21st Jan. is ale
aeseended from the dickey and entered the inn, from which he thought, that her mountains ale no loneer the abodes of divi- sionally, also, he became the prey to a -devouring melancholy, state. A letter has been received by Air. Gardiner, frova?-3_, tve,..z,-Y Pee peers voted teat it secnie be e
d attain in a few minutes carrying a large goblet of hot
emerge , . nities, nor her valleys hung with eEolialf harps—that the shep- the "atrabilis" of the ancients, itself a separate and frequent jor Pool, the assistant agent in the emigration of the le& lei' etalto-be deplored day, by a majority
brandy and water. With wary feet he ascen e t e a er, an
dd,e i dd d herd waters his flock without knowing that naiads and goddesses species of the aberration.—M. Andres Lectures, reported in the dated at Camp, thirty miles west of St. Charles, in Mb-so:el aunt.
gallantly offered tire glass to the you've female he had chatted once bathed their celestial forms in the stream that murmurs Lances_ on the 6th ulte which states that some cases of sickness ei;-, —
- ' d • d • • " ud h• It - t at his feet—that the groves where Diana pursued the chase
with; but she edam even sipping it, aispo i eness uen TURKISH FUNERAL RITES.—AII Mussulmans believe that death had occurred, decidedly marked with cholera. Wai-tes iII HOLLAND AND BEL(
o further, though there was another female looking quite as have been levelled with the earth—and that grottoes in the the dead undergo an examination in the grave, before Menkir ne-wa, an excellent man and principal Chief of the °Rowe" 410'01er D
ese _ gen,
.ANT ECISION OF THE Gans
Iri•aw and cold on the opposite seat. With the clumsy caution of green day-spring.of tho imagination, formed by fairy-fingered and Nekir, some time during the first three days, in order to died on that day—and another Ottost-a man and a womaxn Ni. Li , Njohl4ltYo is added to the already sufficien
a bear, he began to descend backwards, till within about four nymphs into rustle palaces, are now the lurking-places of the decide whether the patient shall go straight to heaven, or per- not expected to live until the next morning. From the e -nee';,_ t ',toase"„_' f the Belgian question. rhe G
ateps of the ground, when unluckily imaginin„g that he had lawless Klepht, or afford o. precarious s.helter to wretches who form a little preparatory- penance in hell. On this account the manner of living, and intemperate habits of the Ohio lnateteo, 1 et s °Trough France, has resolved not t
reached the bottom, he stepped offs goblet and all. After a have no where else to lay their hands.— Two years and a half grave is constructed so as to allow the body to sit up and an- great calamity may be expected to ensue in case the chose i Iti:rt3, i the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
dismal jolt, but which did not make him leave his hold of the in the American Navy.
swer questions. I have often wi e
' *tnes-ed a Turkish burial :as should spreacl.'through their caums.—New York Paper. ti 3 thus introduced into tl cr
le ispute,
gla:ss, and some desperate floundering to save himself and the water' NI °I Prs,
Vast DIEMAN'S LAND.—Of all investments none have sue- soon as the procession reaches the spot fixed on, breathless, A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE occurred at Brompton on -
.., e_ ,8 ~.. nce and England will have to e
' brandy and water, he brought up suddenly at last with his ceeded so well as horses. Two or three year old Arabs, sent two of the party set about eiggi.ne tee grave, while the re- day, vvhich, although it may appear rather ludicrous, war Flele ; t,:reee bleolland. As the Germauic Diet
back against the wall of the inn. Up to this point, he had, down from Bengal, sold, as breeders, for £4OO a piece ;—and mainder sit roun'd the coffin in a circle, apparently quite uncoil- .near being attended with loss of human life. Apparat ssr
d qattiedY,Allstria and Prussia, its decisic
miraculously retained the whole of tho mixture; but this un- Teen Ames (au Arabian) lets out at 1;350 a-year. eehe sources cerned. Women cannot attend. The coffin is then taken to lately.hecu constructed iu Brontpton church for the purPotiai.j ,kr riuina7_,that of those. powers. If the :
wspected shock from behind, robbed him of the object of all his of accumulation here have engrossed my atteution; and this pieces, and the body being laid in the ground, a kind of vault warming it with hot air; and as is customary, in order t_o
le' ee, Ogee , eaen, among other strange matte
etrugglese the flight of the cherished fluid was clearly indicated island possesses temptations, in my eye, even above the glori- is raised over it with the planks, 011 which the earth is heaped. against accident by fire, a wall was built round the eel, u%eee i eine eofe nover uniting with his broth,
by-a dark strip.e across the dust, terminating, like the burst of a ous power to be obtained in our East India Civil services. See No service whatever is performa. This accoMmodatioa is of The man employed in the structure which is formed oe
cote,* "Y to repel the hostilities of Engl
rocket, in a bright silver spoon, on the other side of the road. how lam changed ! Romance, and even ambition vanished; course very temporary, but it lasts sufficiently for the dark in- and Roman cement, continued steadily as. his work by tii . leo,
There is many a slip between the dickey and the lip. for among all the beauties and interests of this place, I am be- • and it was not till he naU 1 4 le
quisitorial angels to arrive. The tombs, or monduments, are of a candle until it was complete, . ;_ ee 14_ tte_ e _ MEXICO.
The empty glass hung in his hand droopingly, but was never Knuing Co think none so beautiful as the interests of capital. very ieseenrul; they are of white. marhle,
_covere wtth verses se tcd the last •
b 'ck and was as perfectly "built in" as 0, et _A lls ree I 1
, rom Mexico dated Nov 8 say
replenished; he put the money into the goblet, gave it to the the coiony contains valuable property—many sources of vvealth : of th K in le da s f e - e discover' 4sse,"eeks that cit ' .' ' -
ran durabl and massively gilded on a dark blue unhappy martyr t yo p rsecution, that h .0, ti ai , y had been besieged
d Th '0
• lY he art of 'Hine to erfection his error and remembered that he was workine within the carL, ~ared Santa Anna
iter without speakin,,e pointed to the spoon over the way, security, health, everything but money; consequently the lat- groun . e sman eys.carry t . ge .e p . , . d , . . . uhilst within matt
' h last fel' "gt at ' Ettel the re• ' •
awn% doegedly remounte-d 6 his sent in the dickey. Possibly ter obtains a most profitable return. Interest alone on mort- and the Arabic character is peculiarly effective for its display. instea of out.. His first impulse was to pull out t e
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_l, ,
c, g, atest consternation pi
tea den'seon a mischief was at work within me, or it might be gages, with the very best security, is at fifteen or twenty per The name of the deceased only is inscribed, withoutany record bricks, and thus make himself a place of exit; but it %%as LP"
11 hif A4lOll Z1.110.1'" a.:)4,, Auna had threatt
died a te u• repetition of the excesses
• Ise to avenge the slight of the other female, but as he cent. Invest your money in stock for wool, it brings a return of virtuest such as deface the Christian tombs—deface, I say, to? late, the cement had already hardened, and.d
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_ad ,I),_ e
s, , ,
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an impu
. took his seat again, I could not help /seating to the dark track of fifty per cent; in the whale fisheey, one hundred per cent. e
'nee in nine cases out of ten the record is false. The nature efforts to undo what he had once done. In this distresetee ?telly ee,elops is ere closed and most of tl
on-the road, and quoting his own sentinsent—" You see," said There are two banks, founded' on joint-stocks ; and the share- 9 t e.carve t a . eno es
sf
h d t trb n d t the rank which the d eased held dil •ninia. he remained for a considerable time calling in en, teee Ong been removed to various plac
d. • • ec
cl
• •• b • ' '' cr •overed ', I'Llet etleral Bustamente ea • -
I, "a man never loses any thing by civility." He easwered holders are the wealthiest people iu the community : dividends in society. Women s monumeuts are istinguished by a lotus for ielp. His pitia le situation was at length ins
s;
,e
__be a_ f , sand to la
``leue°- tee c't at the head"
ds 'the opposite side now paid are sixteen .per cent. Were you a poor man
by a grunt, turning himself a little tower , . . . I could leaf painted on them. Some graves are covered with marble one of the churchwardens and the sexton, who, after coe id rare, ttle .a. un Jay, of 4000 me:
and I remarked, that from Crawley even unto Brixton, where not recominemi to you a better mode ot creating a fortune tor . e
' • trouehs filled with soil to grow flowers in, the odour of which diffitailty succeeded in extricating him from his iraprisninn' tf zip 411. ea d i these •• '
cncumstances all
he got s own,
1 he never bestowed a word, no, not even a "good your children than, on their birth, to send out £lOO or £2OO, •f 1 h • • 1- h e • h• rthl t •Th '•'l' el a • • t- I,* ,1 k •th the aneie ' tee aheale Exchanee was down to 39d. a
is grate uto t e spirit ween e reessits is. ee y eaement, e pool e?A s nerses. acre. n 9 a 'nee saa en %VI . a
er. .
e`ount. h d b ''
eyentng" on the former partner in his gossip:— to be invested here in builikig land, sheet), bank-stock, or neither is it uncommon, in the cities, to see private burial alots he had experienced dunag his incarceratious—London P P
~,,sy, a een negociated.
Gloomy he sat apart, nor speech voutenaled whale-fishery shares. Extensive communication with India covered over with wire trellis work in which to keep birde
. -, ATTEMPTED ELOPEMENT.—In a town near the rive_ f•4_,,, !
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To Eve, late partner in colloquial love. will soon he brought about to the. great benefit of the colony. whose notes are also supposed to splace the spirit. All erro- not 100 miles from Whitby, an elopement was attempted levee% n R N, ,
D. 4,,,. -441)(1-•-• ..../CCURRENCE Mr. Whitt-URI
T. HOOD. I should not be much surprised, if I pay it another visit within ncous as it is, this idea is very beautiful, and the possessors of under the followin.g singular circumstances : —The Y° st eleet Nay te 5 e` ' es
_
- two years ; and if I do, I will make the most of it,—so help it are enviable ;it is the most intellectual part of the Mussul- ar f . 4 . 1, , e th instant, at ovant, o
couple, who move in the -fashionable walks of life. eel)" deo ,ei end 4"eceased was an elderly man, at
PRISON DISCIPLINE IN ANIERICA.—When convicts arrive, nae, dollars and rupees! In making investments, the two great man faith, and shows that Mahommed had a. soul for poetrY• have had stroug wishes to be joined together in the ear,lieel 1,,, ed!.' evenine, about half-pa tll o'cl
they have their irons taken off, are thoroughly cleaned, and points are, the security of the property, and the simplicity of How soothing to affection the belief, that it can afford plea- matrimony ; and finding that their desires could not be fap_eo, tljl'eli i,ag.e, for "'the purpose " f sproceeda
clad in the prison dress. The rules of the prison are ettplained its management. Two hundred pounds will
.purcbase a noble sure to the soul of a departed friend—can still converse with it; with satisfaction, determined to have a trip to Gretna-Gt eet see dee- squate about a mile froom that plac
to them, and they are instructed by the keeper in their duties, property here; in England, the interest on it would scarcely how assuaeing to the pang of separation ! It is touching some- the g_eneral resort of lovers under such circumstances. Inicoor at tpis'Ae i,ased had walked as far as Lime ws
—to obey orders, and to labour eiligentty tin stlenee,—to ap_ lurmsb two boxes of millinery. You have no idea of the cheap- times to witness the solicitude of Turkish females about these to effect their purpose, it was agreed that the young geu,ttone ti,"re h„3' liquor, he lay down on th -4.1
preach ull the officers of the institution, when it is necessary ness of things. One thousand Pounds will buy a fine, healthy, hallowed spots, where thee pass some part of nearly every da
, ay• should order a post-chaise, antl wait in a lane called ' e file ieeraie; remained during the ni h e rkb
for them to speak, with respectful language, and never to speak beautiful estate of 1200 acres ; 2a) of them already in cultiva- Once in a romantic burying ground, ou the banks of tne Dos- lone," until the lady 'came, which she promised to do wheebeae, ee4cilesee a waggon came down gthte. hill
-without necessity, even to the keepers; never to speak to each tem; and the whole becoming more valuable every year. Corn phorous, I accidentally saw a young female, unveiled, with her took her accustomed walk. At the time appointed the "
a aeti!' , te" ekili? tile spot, heard a crack, as if thi
other under any pretence ; nor to sin", dance, or do any thing and potatoes export to Sydney ; wool to England. Fresh lands hair loose, plucking the stones froin a new made grave, and containing the gentlemam arrived at the place ; atu'd anerte ed eee a a e
lades P,, -aaon, newel-ea he found that
having the leaet tenaency to disturb die prison ; never td leave are granted in square inues : one square mite, or 610• acres, for casting them from her with maniac gestures. She did not per-
, ing for Ins intended bride nearly the whole of the daY,:ras i 0 , eela h`ein the crushing of the poor ma
the places assigned to them without permission; never to speak E5OO sterliti" of capital, which the applicant can immediately ceive.me, but continued her sad task till not a stone or a ween. great suiprisc she did not make her appearance. 1-le id ord 15,115 e, e4ring passed over it. The body
to any person who does not belong to the prison, nor to look off command, tr, the extent oe four square miles, or 256 U acres— defaced it; then threw herself on it. There she remained till might be supposed, mortified at this breach of promise',
~.3 foil, tilleet ,stld left in tee lower apartments,
d
from their work to see ally one; never to work carelessly, or the laro-est grant without purchase, as the smallest is 320 acres. her women, who were observing her frotn: a distance, c.ame anld dered the Omer to take him to his residence ; when Deleon tkkle, C, his wife, who it is supposed wa.
be idle a single moment. They are also told that they wilt not In 180 the population of Van Diemen's Land was 5000: it is roused her from her trance of woe. In Europe such gnef weu that their design. had been frustrated be the follovving uene,s te 1 sttebe,,,,ytrible to relate, one of his dogs (di
be allowed to receive letters, or intelligence from, or concern- now (18a0) 24,000, of which 12,000 are convicts. The total be deemed a mockerea but with eastern women, whose paeeionst event:—The y oung lady, not wishing to agitate her Pee 'teen; 1
kh.t bo'd 4etually devoured the greater part
Sing their friends, or any information on any subject out of the nutuber of natives is reckoned at about 600. The society oe grow in solitude, who have few worldly amusements to diver her sudden unknown departure, wrote a note, which seceli,.„a i ,IN 4,11 presented to the view of the jt
prison. Any correspondence of this kind, enat may be neces- Hobarton is very pleasant. A little more respectability may, the current of .their thoughts, and whose joy generally centre? under the cloth of a table in the dining-room, and proecc tieneee ineraltiee spectacle. V erdict—" Accid
leery, MU.,
-t be carried on through the keeper, or essistant keep- perhaps, be imported from England or India, when the advane in one obj,ect with whom perhaps lame dies, it is often too rea . her room to dress. During her absence the mother of tle Y. s
;van- °fro
seera et of ts. on the waggon." The at
—Slade's lravels in Turke .
ens. A Bible is, by order of the state, put into each cell. 'l' ie tages thil colony holds out to emigrants ale better known ; and
~_, . , ~„,, y . , , . lady entered the rotan, and accidentally ordered the'seio, tb, `t'esteeerernarkable ad'- t t.
• -bodies of all criminals, who die iu the state prisons, are, by or- from the great sittenLion every where paid to the education of 1' —The Roman-Catholics •
.ttinuomieS I`..LECT lON IN LLELAND. . ,
bring a different cloth for the table, alien, ou reutt"Ve e'er et'lL ou the b tal •
n ins ruc ive exan
dor of the lerislature, delivered to the College of Physecians the children, I augur well of the hopes of the next generatien, of Carlow w to.voted agemst tete Repe .
aI Candidates are sufler- cloth, the note fell on the floor. The mother read it eeet . tint ru mce of drunkennes,
when thee are not claimed by their relations within 'twenty- stud of the feelings of the present. le. such hopes and feel- ingeenheard-of persecutions. I.heir shops ale literally deserted, 1 hus ,
daughter left the house, and prevented her escape. „
„woof -
four hour's after their death. The state prisohs being in the itegs let us particaeate; and with the most earnest wish that their houses shunned as a pestilence, and themselves avoided intended journey was prevented. Sitice the event, _
et
occe, .
coUntry,—at a distance eenerally, it must be presumed, from they may ail be wattled, we take our leave of the beau- in the streets.; Their names are tine week poste d. on all the with her thousand; tongues, has been at. work ;" and th
are gO'
_ • " ha el-doors in the count -as enemies to relieion aud traitors
ethe residence, of the relations,—eueli a. claim can, it is obvious, tiftd islised ot"fasmania.—Joureed ee a Peeve from Cal- Lc .P , , o rence has created much surprise wed merriment eu
• eN4- - ,
be but rarely made."—Stuart's Three Yeurs in North America. cutta to Van Dientan's Land. ito independence.—./nmertch Chronwle. ciety in the neighbourhood.—Sunderland Herald. i‘ ,
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