The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Jan. 14. 184

11 ti

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.
-(I.A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of
the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, LUNATIC
(From Messrs. Trueman and Cooke's Circular.)
.4S NURSERY GOVERNESS OR COMPANION. ASYLUM, and LOCK HOSPITAL, held in the Board-
" During the whole year the sugar trade has been sub.
A THOROUGEILY-RESPECTABLE YOUNG room of the Infirmary, on MONDAY, the 13th day of Ja- ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA. jetted to a tortaring uncertainty, which exercised the
PERSON, twenty-one years of age, wishes for a nuary, 1815,
most baneful influence upon every one engaged in it, and
SITUATION in either of the above capacities, for which NICHOLAS ROBINSO-g- Esq., in the Chair,
depressed the colonial interest to a ruinous extent. There
The royal mail steam-ship Acadia, which left Boston on
she can be well recommended. by-'"the Family she has left. The Treasurer haygetcad the Accounts for the past
has been a continued decline in price, and the daily trans.the Ist instant, came up the river this morning at four actions, which were formerly carried'on with unexampled
For particulars sitgetonVlr. BRINDLEY, Tarvin Hall, year,
near Chester. It was resolved unanimously, o'clock, bringing advices from New York to the 31st nit, facility, have become labours of extreme difficulty. The
That they, together with the Report, be printed and inclusive. loss upon the net proceeds of the sugar imported is little
CLERGYMAN, resident in a healthy part of South presented to the Trustees and Subscribers as soon as loss
New
advices, and the demand moderate.
York Cotton Market was steady at the last less than three-fourths of a million sterling (of which the
A Lancashire, wishes to receive into his Family ONE practicable.
Gazette average prices present a very fallacious view,
or TWO JUNIOR PUPILS, tqeEducate with a younger That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to Nacho- advices,
exchange on England was at 110 to 1101, and on confined as they are to this port, and excluding the rest
Son, whom he is training forseerearned profession. las Robinson, Esq., for accepting the office of President France at 5. 2q.. Money was in better demand. of the United Kingdom,) and this, be it remembered, has
"ter terms and particulate-apply to the Rev, R. 8., Har- for the past year, and for his handsome donation of One
suAdtthPehiladelphia, cotton spinners were well supplied, fallen upon an interest confessedly requiring relief, and
_..gel nee-Bolton.
market was without animation. might have been avoided by a more prompt and decisive
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to James NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 18.-COTTON.-On Monday olicy. The evils of suspense and delay being so mani-
HEALTH AND PRIVATE TUITION.
Bold, Esq., Treasurer, for the zeal with which he has
fest, Government. will no doubt be strongly urged, by the
out or,
MARRIED CLERGYMAN, who, with a Parisian
discharged his arduous duties, and that he be requ. ested to the business did not exceed 2,600, and yesterday it reached
2,900, making a total for the past three days of 9,000 different interests connected with the trade to make an ins-
- Miss
A Assistant, receives SIX PUPILS, at a particularly .
continue in office another year.
bales. Prices have in all instances been maintained. The ediate statement of their intentions upon the assembling
'ersons
healthful Watering Place in the Midland Counties, has
That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the receipts since the 13th instant are 24,014 bales, and the of Parliament-a request there can be no impropriety in,
e may to
TWO VACANCIES. Iniportant-to-EifYouth of deli-
Physicians and Surgeons of the Infirmar Lunatic Asy- expoits 13,157 bales ; to Liverpool, 7,999 •, Glas„eow, after the Premier's explicit and reiterated declaration,
'd by Min.
Cate constitution, as eve °me-comfort is combined
loin, and Lock Hospital, for the able discharge of their 2,311 ; Boston, 1,131; New York, 810; Havana, 700 ; that the sugar duties must be decided simultaneously
nial state
with Christian trainin a sound education. Reference
arduous duties during the past year.
Baltimore, 173 bales-leaving on hand, including all on with the property-tax, which will expire in April. As-
coult
Terms, under twelve years,
shipboard, not cleared yesterday, of 138,041 bales.
That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to Dr.
Burning that the property-tax will be continued, a re- conk
rem
50 Guineas. Books
Brandreth and Dr. Banning, the consulting Physicians, A collision between two steam-boats took place on the duction of the duty on sugar, according to official pro-
• mi
and to James Forshaw and James Dawson, Esqrs., the 14th ultimo, twenty-five miles below Arkansas, by which mice, will fellow as a matter of course.; the first con-
'vise
consulting Surgeons, for their services during the past the Belle of Clarksville steamer, insured for 31,000 sideration of interest therefore is, to what extent it .
I for
year.
dollars, was lost, together with thirty-one of the passen- should be made. Nothing short of a reduction to 10s. per
of
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev.
cwt. will give any efficient stimulus to consumption, and i
ver in
Thomas Harris, for the discharge of his duties as Chap- gers
Weand crew,
find it impossible to add another line to the intelli- the interests of our East India and colonial possessions ,
rated eosation, ow-
lain to the Institution.
loudly claim assistance to promote the consumption of a i
whoa, -ernes we conceal AT THE ,-
gence, which does not seem of great importance.
That the cordial thanks of this Meeting be presented to production, their growth of which will be largely increaaed.
those Ministers who, during the past year, have preached eisr of PASSENGERS. During the past year, although the price of sugar under- out of regard for the parents. Since writipg the above, in directing the attention of our reis_
on behalf of these Institutions. From Boston.-Mr. Larkin and Lady; Mr. Fowler and went a considerable decline. and the ability of the people
_ lady on Tuesday evening next. From nature of the
we learn that the real cause of the rupture is some dispute meat, in another column, of the soiree to be given be between the lovers pecuniary matters
Gazette de Guernsey.
That Edward Gibbon, Esq. be the President for the Lady ; Mr. W. Whiteford ; Mr. Le Mesuires and Lady ;, to consume it materially improved, yet the increase of respecting ' • arrangements dthe the
Miss
That made, an character and talent of Miss
present year. Mr. Andrew Eastern • Hon. J. Masson ; Mr. Andrew consumption has not exceeded 5,000 tons, while in 1843,
. Dunstan, we are assured that she will succeed is affording
IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.-This meet.-
That James Bold, Esq. be the Treasurer for the present Muir ; Mr. Thomas Wallace ; Mr. W. Blake; Mr. W. a less prosperous year, it was 9,000 tons over that of
to her friends, aed the lovers of the dance, a grateful
year. Whurst ; Mr. H. J. Noad ; Mr. Charles D. Roy; Mr. ' 1842 ! This comparatively unfavourable result is no lug took place at Birmingham, on Thursday. The meet-
- treat.
ing confirmed the two advances of 10s. each; so that it
That the Medical Officers of the Infirmary, Lunatic A. Levesque; Mr. Robert Smith • Mr. A. M'Farlane; doubt greatly owing to the adulteration, by means of
Asylum, and Lock Hospital, be re-appointed. Mr. Thomas Kerr; Mr. D. Gilimour ;M. William potato flour, &c., so often alluded to, which has now may be estimated at an advance of 20s. per ton upon the NEW COUNTY MAGISTRATES.-e"
•••••• •
That the Rev. J. B. Monk, Edmund Molyneux, C.W. Colquhoun ; Mr. James Miller : Mr. P. Beaudry ; Mr. reached an extent enormous almost beyond credibility,
prices declared at the Dudley meeting in October. Bar ter SPCainno .'
and hoop iron fetches from £6 to -_ce lc.. p„. ,„„ ; Eng nee ee wasinatiLtrb Tor this county.
Reade, Samuel Martin, John B. Brancker, John Lomax, Feln •, Mr. Holland ; Mr. Provest ; Mr. Chamberlain; and can only be put down by such a reduction in the duty
iron from 1.3 10s. to £4. At these prices parties gladly Esq., Middleton ; Samuel Ashton, Esq. ...
Edward Gibbon, Jun., Esquires, who retire by rotation, Mr. J. F. H. Mussay ; Mr. J. Ewart, Jun. ; Mr. J. H. as will render the process unprofitable. A duty of 155.
be reelected, and that George Crosfield, Esq. be elected Birss ; Lieut. Fortiscue ; Mr. G. Usborne
•, Mr. Glover ; per cwt. is still occasionally spoken of, but it would be bought, for fear that, considering the buoyant state of the Thomas Seddon Scholee, Esq., Prestwich; Willie
market, there may be a further advance. The furnaces ner Wood, Esq., Singleton Lodge • and Jos-
members of the Committee. Mr. W. J. Willson ; Mr. C. F. Hamel • Mr. L. E. Do- entirely unsatisfactory, and would certainly not bting
t
' f 11-
That this Meeting receives with pleasure the report of rion ; Mr. Lewis Mawson ; Mr. W. Darling ; Mr.A. Air ; more to the revenue than one of 10s. as it would be in-
• in South Staffordshire are in full work, and there is gener. jun., Esq., Hathershaw, Oldham. The o
ally throughout the iron districts a demand for labour. It men have subsequently qualified :-Hurof
the Committee, announcing the establishment of a IVledi- Mr. James Tobin ; Mr. R. Hickson ; Mr. W. Muir ; effectual in putting an end to the fraud of admixture.
is also satisfactory to state that the miners-the coal and Esq., Trafford Park ; Edmund Buckley,
cal School in connexion with the Infirmary; and in con- Mr. W. M`Linaont ••, Mr. J. Sinclair, and Son; Mr. R. The difficulty and annoyance practically attendant upon the
iron stone-getters-are in the receipt of at least 25 per Manchester; and Vernon Royde, Esq., Prestwich.
firming their proceedings, this Meeting trusts that the Campbell; Mr. John Fisken ; Mr. M. A. King : Mr. levying of discriminating duties render them extremely
Committee will be enabled, by the liberality of the pub- Bell; Mr. John Kay ; Mr. W. Patton ; Mr. H. M. undesirable and almost impracticable ; but a general duty cent. higher wages than they were two years ago. This ROYAL LIVER THEATRE.-OPERATIC PERFORM
lie, to adopt the necessary means for carrying the intended Mead; Mr. J. B. Young, and Lady ; Mr. C. Patterson ;of 10s. per cwt. upon all British-grown sugar would be so prosperity is attributed to the great demand for railways ANCES.-Daring the past week La Somnumbuta objects of of the School into full and complete effect. Mr. C. M. Curvillier-56. - low as probably to unite in its support even the advocates upon the continent and in this kingdom. It is not surely played every night to admit ing audiences ; but, for the
NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Chairman. Prom Halifax.-Hon. Jas. H. Peters and Lady; Mr. of a discriminating duty. The differential impost upon for the rails that iron is required, but for engines, car- cre such boxes as the accomplished
The Chairman having left the Chair, E. Cunard, jun. ; Miss Cunard; Mr. J. D. Spurr
•, Mr. foreign free-labour sugar, fixed last year a; 10s. per cwt., riages, &c. It is calculated that for every ton
of iron re- sing dit of our town, not to
ing of Mrs. Alban Croft and Messrs. Reeves and
quired for the trains on a railway, a ton is used for engines, Morley ought ro attract. We observe that this evening
Resolved unanimously, J. Doherty • Mr. Pilles; Mr. M`Tarvick ; Lieut. Hard- will no doubt be maintained,and nothing has publicly tran-
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his ing, R.N. ; 'Mr. M`Lean ; Capt. Knight and Lady ; Mr. spired leading to the supposition that any alteration is at tenders, waggons, carriages, tools, &c. If the 240 rail- is the last in which we shall have the gratification of Bs-
undirct in the chair. khaes-15.
present intended with respect to slave-grown sugar. Of fo- way speculations now before Parliament were carried, the tening to Mrs. Croft, when Der Freischutz will be per-
• reien sugar the produce of free labour, there have not yet property of the iron trade would exceed all calculation. formed for the benefit ot Miss H. Gardnee
At a meeting of the Watch Committee,
LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. LONDON NEWS OF YESTERDAY, been any arrivals with the required certificate. Upon a EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE.-On Saturday a very nu-
• I careful comparison of East and West India and Mauritius rnerously attended meeting of the vestry of the parish of sinner
g's
dot waswtll
earupphorintedthlele,watlCeoet
- THE ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of I.- sugar with Mauilla and Java, it will be found that the St. Marylehone took place for the purpose of investigating Down,-
police-orce with the office embrace
eutine as hither(
DAY'S PATENT WINDGUA RD CHIMNEY TOP, 1- this HOSPITAL will -be holden, in the BoAaa.. Her Royal Highness the Grand Duchess of meckiene former (adding the additional duty) are Is. per cwt. ver
extraordinary charges of misappropriation of a
I.l7anhdir,nw as 'c:::Vii:if.;rig.x6Toh,e,,,eirlatteLtes
FOR 7HE PREVENTION OF SMOKE. : ROOM, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 14th instant, at Half_ burgh Strelitz (daughter of his Royal Highness the Duke cheaper than the latter, thus rendering the late legislative Portion of the proceeds of a charity sermon preached at
BENNETT, lamenomenen, Sir Thomas's- past One o'clock precisely, to transact the usual Business, of Cambridge) was safely delivered of aP. lure yesterday measure almost nugatory. Future prices of East and Trinity Church, in the month of July last, against the
• buildings, Sole Agent and Manufacturer for and Elect Officers for the present year. morning. West India arid Mauritius sugar will now be indirectly rector, the Rev. Dr. Penfold, and also to consider a reso- and a further sum of £5O per annum for emoluments,
Liverpool
in,
the keep of a
Liverpool and the Neighbourhoode----- ----
dependent upon the prices generally of foreign sugar in lotion, of which notice had been given, upon the subject. horse. Mr, Superintendent Brown was also a . d ointe at
The object of this Invent' is to create a Draft where The Treasurer begs to ecknowledge with grateful thanks MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE. bond, inasmuch as the value of such qualities as are ad- It appeared that on the 14th July last, a sermon was a salary of £2OO, and a residence as in-door spupperinten-
otherwise it would notepist, by the sontaneous action of -I the following Donations, ekc., received during the past
. M'Donald
...0.,._ ti, At this day's market we had a very fair ,how of English will of course be influenced by that of other foreign sugar ; parish. Amongst the collection on that occasion were and Quick, as chief su e'rintendents of division, at £2OO
the external air, and-halebeen moots uccessfully applied year.
Wheat. The fine suns were taken readily at t 11prices, . but the
tint apart tr this consideration, as the supplies from the found two £lO and a £5-note enclosed in a piece of aper, h P
um
per annum each.
.
for the Prevention of Smoke, and the Ventilation of CONTRIBUTIONS IP,OXTHE BUILDING 49F damp ' . '
were again tifficult of disp' sal, and some quantity unsold.
Buildings and Ships. THE NEW OSPITAL : Free foreign manitains our previous currency, hut the transac. East and West Indies and Mauritious will be much in. on the outside of which was written the word "Title."
HAGUE' S S KETCHE
William Brown, Esq.,. ....... . . £ll5O 0.0 tions only limited in extent. The Barley trade depressed, and creased, and come in early, anything beyond a mainte- In consequence of this, the Rev. Dr. Penfold had taken
May be had from all respectable Ironmongers. .
We are glad to find fro. _
Mrs. Hugh Jones ....4... .... llO 0 0 Is cheaper.
once of present prices in the home market cannot be ex- the £25 in question out of the plate and appropriated it
part of our paper, that the seconu
BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY. John Huddleston, Es
110 0 buyers. Pressing sellers, found a good sae at •fth d 1'
drawin s made durine a -
aurer ec 'ne " Total imports into the United Kingdom of East and sisting the charity for which the collection was made, and g '
Distillery, 7, Smithfield Bars, London. Messrs. I. Barnetrand Co . - e
ermany, by Mr. Haghe, will be on P.
ET Dist
PATENT B RANDY, at EIGHTEEN SAW.- The Worshipfu the Mayor, Thos. Esq. 100 00 ! fused to submit'to so great a reduction. West India and Mauritius for 1844 amount to 211,000 this had been done with the consent of one of the church- G
days in the rooms of .Mr Grundy, Churn,.
-aes LINGS PER GALLON, in Stone Jars ;Or at FORTY James Heyworth, Esq ' 1 '
00 0 0 CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. tons, against 204,200 in 1843, and 207,000 in 1812 ; the wardens-the rector's churchwarden-but who had re-
the artistic merits of all Mr. Haghe's productions, we
'§TIILLINGS PER DOZEN, in Glass Bottles, the Bottles Joseph Hornby ..
400 0 0 Wheat, Essex and Kent. s. d. s. d. deliveries to 208,000, against 202,400 and 193,800; and fused to give any explanation on the question. The re- have now no doubt they will prove a rich treat to all.
Included, and Patience-en by the PATENT METAILLIC Messrs. Baring Brothers and CO..
lovers of art. In adeitien tr. •-1.:- • - _
'CAPSULES • may be obtained of the following Wine and B. H. Jones, Esq....
-50 0-0 White 46 a-56 o " FOREIGN SUGAR.-While the importer of sugar hay- but, his lordship believing that the amount referred to
perceive the original pore_
Spirit Merchants :- Daniel Neilson, Esq. 5O 0 0 Norfolk and Lincoln, red 3B 0-46 o ing the privilege of entry for home consumption has ex- had been appropriated to the use of the rector by the con_ Perceive
has given numerous sit
WHOLESALE. Joseph Shipley, Esq. 5O 0 0 white .
Irish, red - 50 0 perienced unvaried loss, owing to its unsettled position, sent of the churchwardens, had refused to interfere. A
India, is also annoe-
W. Samos. Charles Inman, Esq.
50 0 0 White - ---- foreign sugar has yielded throughout a fair remuneration resolution expressive of the disapproval of the vestry of
ee...--
Grundy's rooms.
-
J. E. Holden, Oxford- tenet. Netlam Tory, Esq.
50 0 0 Rye, old
30 0- 34 0 to all concerned in it The transactions have been very Dr. Penfold's conduct was then passed, and a copy is to
Henry Herdman. Robert Semple Esq... .....
_'_R. FRASER's 11,
E. and J. Blez , Kirkdale-road. David M 'lver, 'Esq.
• .... 50 0 0 Barley., Grinding e6 a -.81 o so extensive as to place Great Britain in the first rank as before the trustees of the school for consideration. direct the attention of c.
J. Aldren. George Holt, Esq. •.. .....
37 0-41 o an important depot. The mode of effecting sales afloat FUNERAL OF SIR WILLIAM NOTT. On Tuesday last, instructive entertainment
M. Atki n, 64, Tithebarn-street. John M. Banner, .Esq. Chevalier 3B 0-40 0 has been greatly extended 02 cargoes having been sold in the mortal remains of the above lamented brave veteran
' his talented sons and daug,
40 0 0 Malt, Suffolk and Norfolk 5B 0 -52 0
ton, on to-morrow and I
the London market during the year), and proves very ad- we •
re consigned to their last resting-place, ►in the family
E. and,'. Blezard, Scotland-place, 'Scot- Joseph Ackers, Esq.
• 25 0 0 'Brown 56 0- 60 o
will be found to have in vie
`land- road, and Queen's-buildings,Bath- James Ackers, Esq..
... ....... 25 0 0 Kingston and Ware - •64 0 wants eons to the importer, who thereby closes his yen- vault of his ancestors, in the burial ground of the old
street. Adam Hodgson, Esq
•• . • 25 0 0 Chevalier - church at Carmarthen. The general esteem in which the to entertain his audiences
Denson and M'Neill, 55, Dale-street. John Cropper,_jun., Esq 25 0 0 Oats, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, feed 22 0-23 0 rope are estimated at about 12,000 tons less than last year, memory of the deceased was held was full • d on the contrary, whilst electing this minor portion of tit
•
y evince on the
Dames Linden, 32, Byrom-street. Edward Cropper, E5q..... - 25 0 0 ;Potatoe -
Thomas Odell, Seacombe. John Clint, Esq •• • ...... 25 0 0 Youghall and Cork, black
Cork, white 2l 0-22 0 price, which, if the new supplies are late, may probably Nott, ex '
22 0- 23 0 be obtained in the spring, when a brisk market here may ' • • - • •
pressed by him some days previous to his demise, music the vehicle of conveying to the he--
the senses sound moral and phil-
the public were indiscriminately permitted to see him
'O'Donnell and Campbell, 10, Dale-street. Messrs. M'Andrew, Pitcher, and
can scarcely be ie.-- • -
be expected. The consumption of sugar is increasing on laid out in such state as his well-earned
fame and the .e,
'Mrs. M. Peacope, 13, Paradise-street. John Eccles, Esq.
25 0 0 Beans, tick 35 0- 37 0
R. Rigby, 38, Marybone. Thomas Eccles, Esq
-e
38 0- 42 0 the continent, and the refiners are under contracts for remembaance of his many victories could invest hie. -
T. Cox, 64, London-road. Messrs. W. and J. Tyrer
as 0- 37 0 large deliveries at better rates than have been obtainable The sympathising public liberally availed itself of th
. e John Elton, King-street. Messrs. Ewart, Myers, and Co - 40 o for a long period. Prices during the ensuing spring will permission, and the door ofthe
E. Evans, 148, Deansgate. James Gerrard, Esq
36 0-38 0 greatly depend upon the extent of supplies, which as far thronged fromthe day '
of his death until the day previous
Green and Co., Market-street, Spring- Richard Gibson, Esq.
38 V-43 0 as can be ascertained will equal those of last year." to his burial. From an early hour on Tuesday Guildhall- - --‘e lA, it AiPIIITHEATRF
40 '0 -45 0
gardens. Thomas Holt, Esq. • . ...... ...
•square was crowded to excess, and at twelve o'clock the stud ^r''^"
- .....
... 33 0 - 35 0
T. Jones, 8, Swan-street. James Thomson, Esq.
33 0- 35 0 MISCELLANEOUS. funeral procession was formed. It was composed of all
E. Lawton, 26, London-road. Mrs. Charles 'Birch. Broughton Lodge.
classes of inhabitants of the town, and such portion of
,
P. Oakell, 102, Oldham-street, and 2, John Highfield, Esq
the garrison as duty permitted to attend. The faneral es, not remember to have seen a more expert, gm.
Great Ancoets-street. ..
Messrs. Robert Jones and Sons .•• -36 0 EXECUTION.-On Saturday, at Bury Ste Edmunds,
procession was conducted with that decorum and pro- tut, or fearless rider, than Mr. Newsome ; and in versiti-
Ditto . .J. Veysey, 44, Cross-street, t et King-street. Thomas ss-s re , Affieek, Esq.
Mary Stirring was executed for the murder of her grand-
* 0
priety worthy alike of the dead and of the party who lit and elegance of performance, Monsieur Tourniaire,
Pre t • •
Bon ....Mrs. Jane Eccleson. ..
Hugh J. Sanderson, Esq ..... .... .
17 0- 18 0 child, on the 30th July. She was .54 years of age. The
formed it. The assemblage of persons on the melancholy Madame Annette Tourriaire, Mademoiselle Isabelle, Mr
Salford „ „J. Veysey, 86, Chapel-street, Bailey-street. Robert P. Carter, Esq. •-•
I°
‘'
• . e• . 10 10 15 o-17 0 infant -murdered was the illegitimate child of one of her
occasion consisted of 3000, at het smallest computation. Stickney, (principal riding master) and other'
24 0— 29 o daughters, and the wretched woman administered arsenic
Stockport .... T. Cox. Higher Hill ate-street. Messrs. Macfie and Sons ....
28 0- 32 0 to it in consequence of its father not allowing its mother . The shops along the route were all closed, and business servedly equal favourites. The e -
WarringtonD itto .... John Rugg, Heaton Norris. Lancelot •Graham, Esq. .• .. 10 10 0 5.- 21 0- - any money for its support. She died maintaining her in- war suspended. The soldiers of the 13th Light Dragoons during the week. e--'' -
.. Mrs. C. Bowker. Messrs. JosephKin,g and Son .... ..... -
and of the 41st Regiment lined the way, and by this pub-
Do. .... R. R. Pickmere. Joseph King, jun., Esq.
lic manifestation (perrni.ted by authority) such military
%Vegan ........ James Ladbnry, G. J. Wainwright, Esq.
Do. ........ J. Stringfellow. Mrs. John P. Heywood ................ e lO 0;0 The arrivals oi . this neighbourhood who has reached the great age of 108 remains of the illustrious hero of Candahar and Ghuznee,
.... And thee- any
•. one unacquainted with the superiority of Mrs. Daniel Neilson ...
The Blom,
BETTS'
THAXTED CHURCH.-It was a matter of public note- e -
S PATENT BRANDY, may be convinced-of its ex- Edward Seger, Esq gar, sq lO -0 0 speaking, of but midlil day makes his appearance at the place of payment, as hale, .
eclat, as arranged and produced unue.
cellence fo • •
riety last spring that one of the sappers and miners
good- hearty, healthy, and happy-looking as the youngest. , .
Mr. Stickney, with splendid new scenery. &
fII • o owing. by
r a trifling outlay, it may be obtained, of the James Harrison, Esq.
a decided improvement in th, In He promises, from all appearance, to draw upon the na- climbed the outside of the spire before the sceffolding was
Thomas Brittain Forwood, Esq .. .....e 10 0 0
with a .
0 currencies obtained on Monday 1., Li tional resources for some time to come. He is now erected round it for purposes of the trigonometrical sur- gether
William Clare, Esq .
wearing his third wife.-JohneGroat Journal. vey, and that when up he removed the vane alone. That continued throes
The Rev. Thomas Hornby ......
, exploit was exceeded just as the present new year came with " Harlequin 'I
Charles Ironside..-F-- 10 0 0 week. Half-breds as well as Downs wet, EQUITY BUSINESS FOR H ILARY TERM.—The amount in. There is a fine•
peal of eight bells in the tower Minstrels ta'
see eeteeme rates were paid in every instane of business of the Chancery Courts for the present term Thaxted Church, and it is always the of , s
... ee,,naltered figures appears to be of an average character with that of the pre- old ear out and the new year
. in. About 12 o'clock at 11-TRONOMY.-Wo
the. highest commendation the lectures or,
ceding terms of late years. Of appeal causes for hearing night,y on the 31st ult., the ringers were so engaged, when delivered by Mr. Fisher, at the St. Michas
before the Lord Chancellor up to the present period there - Le- ‘-
and
a short young man, named George Schools. 'We understand th's same talent
re 38.; causes before the Master of the Rolls, about 92
_.-• , who sells cakes and pies about the town, happening 1 has prepared another course of still S I ~.-
''. before the Vice-Chancellor of England, 90 • -; • le - -

ZEmiteb.

TOWN EDITION.

THE SUGAR TRADE

LOCAL

TAR CROWN JEWELS.—The claim of the King of Han-
over to a large part of the Crown jewels will be heard in
the course of a few days. It has been referred to the WRECK.—It will be seen from o‘
Lord Chancellor and two other learned Lords, who, after that on the night of the 10th inst.,
hearing counsel, are to draw up a report for her Majesty's ner, laden with guano, from Ichab,
guidance. Sir Charles Wetherell will appear for the King totally lost with all bands in Ca-
of Hanover; the Solicitor-General and Sir Thomas Wilde
FURNITURE.—It will b'
(the Attorney-General being absent) for the Queen.
There is no doubt that family jewels belonging to the ano that ir
house of Hanover, to the amount of £50,000 or £60,000,
commodious p-
less.
were brought over by George 1., and have been mixed on
with the English Crown jewels; but, as the-
frequently reset, it has become imnossil,"
them. It is said that th-
manifest an extreme anxie

ther column

creasing busir

Carnarvc

,rtments

have been

tif meat i

Mr. Lyon, in order tc

reatly fnlar
,rovriug the

wood Parso

concerned

MATRIMONIAL DISAPPOLL\
morning last all the preparations were made, and a splen-
did detainer laid out for the numerous guests invited to being
at un
t_ine ar
the wedding; but on Mr. B- making his appearance
cess tha at the residence of Miss C-, to take her to church,
5tr,,,,,,a

which is rer

try novelty in furniture re

GREEN GINGER WINk

'TMENT

It is beyond jdoubt supe-

—On Wednesday or ia of its utility or exceitencL
ior to any article of the kind we have prey

his carriage, his su

Pupils' N'rents

....Lure as may better be imagined than de-
..ed when he was told by Miss C-that she declined Quinn, arrive
entering into the matrimonial state. Neither the prayers reports that on the i,,.
nor the entreaties of her lover could prevail; and when at 11 51 W., she took off t
'ast hard pressed to explain the reason of this strange and Bentley, Captain M'C
e alteration in her mind, she declared that her voyage from Liver
• days. on ti-- --
n 9, ends bad advised her in tE

was of

PROVIDENTIAL R LSO'
Londe

ginger previously t
bleaching

40 Guineas ; above

which pro-

a, A. 8.,

unaccountat

ae preserve

my, Capt

from St. John's,
fiber, lat. 57 17 N

_ _. ...-. Lne Lao
not to marry, and she renounced for ever any thought of Monarch, from Montreal to Greenock,
Hymen. To this explanation of her inconstancy she Fanny some water and took off nine of the o.
confined herself. We have never in this island witnessed Elizabeth Bentley,
Miss C. DUNSTAN'S POLKA AND QUADRILLE S_OIF
It has created great -- -•-" - -

2th of I

iregor, which sh
)00l to Savannah

he morning

spoke tE

such an occurrence

the rank of the partie

MBLY-ROOMS

,c. gave

—We have please
rs to the advertis

rd guar

he following gentlemen (

—Thomas Ash

y de Traffor
sq., M.P. f

as been

o conduc

131ackburn
'801t0n....

N BELGIUM AND GERMANY

ulithero
Kirkdalf

es of water-
ecent tour in E

°lour
um and

, ---- .
Lancaster
Liverpool
Ditto

view fora few
street. From

Ditto
Ditto
Ditto

Manchester
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto .

for v

25 0 0 Pigeons .
25 0 0 •Pease, Grey
25 0 0 maple
White
21 0 0 Boilers
21 0 0
20 0 0 'Flour,Suffolk town made
20 0 0 Stockton and Norfolk
20 0 0 FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN BC D.
20 0 0 -Wheat, Dantzic 2 i-
20 0 0 Hamburg
15 0 0 Barley
10 10 .0 'Oats, new
• • ----
10 10 0 means
10 10 0 Peas
10 10 0 Flour, American
10 10 0 Baltic
10 10 0
10 10 0 SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.
10 0.0 The arrivals of• Beasts fresh up to our market having been,
10 0 0 the time of the ye 'r considered, rather limited, and, generally
10 -0 0 speaking, of but midli /g quality, ~.;"e have to report—notwitl,
10 0 0 -standing the supplies of Meat in the dead markets are good
a decided Improvement in the Beef trade, at an advance in the
10 0 0 currencies obtained on Monday last of quite 2d per Sibs., the
10 0 0 primest Scots readily producing as. 4d. per B:bs.
10 .0 0 The numbers of Sheep differed but little from those show._
10 0 0 week. Half-breds as well as Downs were in improved inquiry,
10 0 0 All other breeds
-and extreme rates were paid in every instance.
10 0 0 commanded a fair inquiry at unaltered figures. The Veal trade
10 0 0 was firm, and the advance in the quotations on Friday last was
supported Prime small Pigs sold readily; otherlinds slowly,
10 0 0
10 0 0 at our quotations.
10 0 0

reiurn from

and we c

Lfforded by

promise
ti

Iced to be o❑ p ivate view at Mr

iers tc

sophical

singing of it

Misses I

9 pay t

besides the instru

a to be

ich vocal treat in the sweet

THE Roy Ax.Am r ...._ --Mr. Battv's celebrated
,tud of horses and clever equestrians, no,withstanding th 9
competitionelsewhere, still attracts numerous and delighted
audiences, including families of the first respectability
We do -

lery as Negi-cisingt;
1 comic pantomime.

ht the fire

great merriment by their drol-
lusicians, and dancers ; and a new

lancet

RETAIL, AT 3s. 6n. PER BOTTLE.
Burnley.er. J
..
Johnsea, Bull Inn.
Lancast..
Ditto . p
•

atic spectacle of

Red Kt;igh

.• • • • a1..,.1.•
iverpool.. J. Bishop,o(l2
84, Park-street.
Ditto •. S. Bryant, 42, Myrtle street South
Ditto .. E. Griffiths, Richrnon--'

William Geddes, cEsq.
" Contribution from a Friend"
Samuel Woods, jun., Esq
"A. J. F." ..

was brou

ht out

the direction of

variety of new ring performance

. .
wt the week the whole to V c

square
B. Holm

Ditto G

Per Bibs. to sink the offal.
s. d. s. d.! s. d. s.
2 11 Second quality do. 3 4 3
3 4l Coarse do. q In_ •

o'Sbar

s m tne belfry, was asked to go with a couple of others tures, on the same sublime science, (to be si..._
Jererc rice-Chancellor C. Bruce there are 34 ; and before to assist in splicing the rope; he did so, and while there and to be illustrated by a variety of beautiful dote.
Vice-Chancellor Wigrani, 46—making a total of 300. was suddenly missed, and it was supposed be was gone painted by Mr. Carpenter, of London, without regard to
MACK.E&RL FISHERY AT PLYMOZTH.—On Friday, down. The ringers continued their ringing, and concluded expen-e, !hewing the position of the most important °b-
eets in the heavens. Mr. F's. Compound Achromatic
the 10th, a large catch of mackerel was brought in, and he was gone home; this, however, was not the case ; he ..1
, sold at various prices, ranging from 13s. per 100, at six had got through the open window from the next story to microscope is an elegant instrument of immense power,
o 'o'clock in the morning, down to Bs., Is., and, it is stated, the outside of the spire, and, climbing from crocket to Possessing great accuracy and closeness of definition.
o 1
o 01 as low as ss. per 100, as the day advanced and the market crocket, although at the time it was a dense fog, succeeded
,„ I became glutted. The fish is taken principally by boats in reaching the summit, and after tying his blue necker- The large Achromatic telescope is also a beautiful
merit, and remarkable for its efficiency.
Beasts, 2,493 ....
."
belonging to Hastings, Dover, Yarmouth, and Penzance. chief to the spindle of the vane, sat and sang a song. He cal apparatus, in general, is varied and exts
The quantity is near 700,000, and the estimated value of says that while the bells were ringing he found the spire ing all the latest improvements, and, therefo.
LONDON ,SHARE MARKET.
mackerel, hake, pilchards, and other fish taken into Ply- waver considerably to and fro ; that coming down was adapted to illustrate the various branches of
Birmingham and Gloucester have been last done at 104 ; mouth on Friday, is £3,000. worse than going up; and, to make it worse, on descend- education. The whole of this superb appal
Played by Mr. Fisher in instructing
100 0 0 Bristol and Gloucester 42; Bristol and Exeter 75; Eastern
Counties 16}; Cambridge and Lincoln 3; Churnet Valley 4; ing he found he was on the contrary side, so that when he
93.1JGHING IN CHURCH.—If a person who feels an'ir-
arrived at the bottom of the spire he was obliged to re- appears to consider it a delight, rather the,
Great North of England, 1.50 ; Great Western, 166 ; Halves 961; resistible desire to cough will endeavour to draw a long
200 0 0 Lancaster and Car isle 154 , Brighton so' Greenwich 101; breath, what would be a paroxysm will generally fermi- mount, having left his coat at the second window and his task, to impart to t' ar. in ar
London and York 41; Midland 120; Newcastle Junction 644 ; nate in a single cough ; when the irritation in the throat 1 shoes at the next above.
- .5 0 Northern and Eastern 594; South Eastern 414 ; Scarborough There can bs no doubt of the knowledge of the in
truth of his adventure, for no handkerchief was on voted so much of his attention svi,
0 0 Branch 321 ; Boulogne and Amiens 41; Great Northern of is very great, it may generally be relieved also by rubbing '
0 France 61 ; Orleans and Vierzon 1015 Orleans and Bourilleaux the lips, tip of the nose, or eye- lids with the fingers, or the vane on the afternoon of New-year's eve, and the its entire mastery in himself
7-1; Rouen and Havre 244.
slightly scratching some part of the face with the nails, next morning there it was, and there it is still.,—Essex contemplates. gives- - •
0
so as almost to produce pain. A fit of coughing may very Standard.
Missionary Society.
,
commonly be prevented either by taking a long breath, ENDOWMENT OF POPERY.—The Times of yesterday THE COUNTY CONSTABULAR`
VARIE T I E S. or thus irritating the nerves of the face. has another article advocating the connexion between the made in the Present -'' -
----
Toe ALLEGED MURDER AT SALT. HlLL.—Sinee the Poish Church of Ireland and the Government. We give made on the rater
Archbishop Whateley observes of Dr. Arnold, that "he inquest on the body of Mary Hart, which was concluded the following melancholy specimen of our contemporary's lice. A meeting _. ...., magistratt
was attached to his family as if he had no friends, to his on Wednesday last, it has been ascertained that on Wed- statements :—" We do not think so ill of the Roman sions-house there, on Friday, on tr.
friends as if he had no family, and to his country as if he nesday, the Ist instant, a person in the dress of Quaker Catholic Chord), or of its clergy in Ireland, even now, as Monday next a meeting of the rates
had no friends or relations."
purchased some of the salt sworn to at the inquest as hay- to suppose that these monstrous and appalling consequen. Rainhill, Bold, Ditton, and Crouton writ take ,
Farnworth. During the 1,..•
STeam.---By and by folks won't be of no use at all. ing caused the death of the deceased woman at the shop ces (the present disturbances) are its natural results. On
There won't be no people in the world but tea-kettles ;of Mr. Thomas, chemist and druggist, Bishopsgate street;
I the contrary, they are the results of its anomalous and maintaining the polio
no mouths but 'Safety valves ; and no talking but blowing which individual, it is believed, can be identified. Should unsettled position. We have freely given them the full £251 15s. 2d., whit
off steam. If I had a littler biler inside of me, I'd turn it prove to be the person who stands charged with the share of political power claimed' by six millions of the The subject will a,s_
omnibus.—Sate Slick. murder, it will form an important link in the circumstan. Queen's subjects, without even endeavouring to find out Sessions, at Kirkdile, roa
The "native" born son of a naturalized Irish citizen of tial evidence already published.—Globe, or to apply those rules and restrictions which the Roman are likely to prove of great interea.
Catholic Church has acce ted in every other state Pro- sion of the county. Resolutions have a
New York, having been soundly flogged by his father, Basle. OF ENGLAND.—The return for the week ending „. c .
went whimpering to his native companions, " It's not January 4 gives the following results :—The amount of 'e.eslng tof be upon our guardp against that church. ,as an the commlttee appointed at the recent ;:neetine
r almost ncompatiblea with our national Wootton district on the sante subjea...
for the licking I care, but to be struck by one of them notes in the hauls of the public is £19,668,930, showing 1 m
institutions and our established religion,
Ironic,
have placed that the present rate (since the county police were este°.
cursed foreigners—that's what I'm mai at! ,' an increase of Z 545,565 as compared with the preceding
lished) is four times larger than any preceding rate, up-
ourselves in a perpetual conflict, not with tome, which is
week, and an increase of £139,530 as compared with the
Ribstone Pippins were first grown in England at Ribstone
feeble and remote, but with the Roman Catholic people wards (in the quarter alone) of £lBO more than the ex-
week ending Vie 7th of December last. The stock of
Hall, in Yorkshire, from the seed of an apple imported. r of Ireland, 1 0 are indissolubly connected with our own penditure for the poor, and nearly four times the amount
bullion in botk departments is £14,810,621, which is v"
from Normandy, together with a sister seedling of infer- bullion
condition. Dreading some unknown peril from tof all the other comity rates : also that it is imperative to
rather lower than the two preceding returns, hut shows .
rior merit, which was then, and probably still is, on the
an increase of £156,648, as compared with the week end. the influence of the Papal power, we have allowed Ire- ' endeavour to obtain not only a reduction of this extra-
Ribstone premises.
land to become a seat of the religious antagonist far vagant expenditure, but also an appropriation of the
, ing the 7th of December last. The private deposits
Mnoc-wein-Weran. WIT.—" This must be a very in- amount to £8,037,320, which is rather below the previ- more dangerous and hostile. The foreign adversary has amount just collected, towards the liquidation of future
convenient town to live in," said a Cockney to an inhabi- ous returns ; bit the public deposits are large, being been converted into the domestic enemy ; and v.e! have rates, instead of the erection of a new station-house—the
tent of Ryder ; " for I understand you have to get all your £7,366,643. Ms is occasioned by the provision made for even rejected up to this hour the only effectual means of cause assigned by the county treasurer for so large a levy.
milk from Cowes ?" " Not so bad as London," replied the payment of be January dividends. I conciliating both, by acknowledging the authority cur. They also agreed to prepare a memorial to the count.
the Isle of Wight wag, " for they tell me you get all your a
milk from Wells!" SACREDNESS OF OFFERTORY MONEY.—The follow-, applaud the persevering zeal of the Irish people in the GUANO.—We have
ing amusing eviienee of the fact that money once put into faith of their fathers ; but it never sanctions nor ap- cantile house of this
A venerable lady of a celebrated physician in Boston, the plates at a clurch collection ought to be held as sa-
one day casting her eye out of the window, observed herproves the use of that faith as a means of tumult and respondence relative to tnie
cred as the chtrch itself, and neither rector or any one rebellion. Every line of Mr. O'Conpell's unwieldy may be o' value for the euidanes.
husband in the funeral procession of one of his patients, else has a right /o touch it, was afforded by the mover of letter bears marks of a suppressed cotmpt for that for new &pee
at which she exclaimed, "I do wish my husband would ' a resolution at t recent meeting in St. Marylebone : spiritual authority which he professes to oe obey; and in his men wrote to another firm here to tt
keep away from such processions ; it appears too much . Only a week a two since a gentleman, who made a col-
like carrying home his work."
lection. at St. ,George's Church, Hanover-square, put emphatic protest against the union of Church and State, friends at Cape Town had, under da
he reviles every one of those compacts which have been 1844, written to them that there the
Too LATE IN ASKING.—A traveller, who had put up three sovereignsinto the plate he held, simply as a decoy
3
upheld by the Romanpontiffs for ages." It is a fearful whether the guano front the islands zit
at an inn in a town where a great fair was held, called for to the congregatnn, and with the understanding that be sign of the times to see pa
professing Conservatire paper inured' .te neighbourhood would be aria!
his boots in the morning. The ostler brought him a pair was to receive two of them back. After the service, on orostitutg its talents in such a wayas this, and, if not, that that from the Red River. near A
which had indubitably seen service. " Why, mine were tat. Itig,bis collettion into the vestry-room, the gentle- - .
new boots," cried the traveller. " Lord help thee," man was about to take the two sovereigns out of the AN OLD FRIEND IN A NEW CHARACTER.—It is would not answer. I'll
replied the ostler, "all the new boots have been gone • plate, when Ur minister instantly placed his hand generally supposed in this neighbourhood that Duff Green day fur London with 80 tons or the article, fast,.
this half hour !"
upon it, and said, ' No, sir, what is here belongs to the has had a great deal to do with the recent diplomatic goings neighbourhood of Saldanah Bay, about 60 miles to the
charity for which it was subscribed, and you can take on of Mr. Shannon in Mexico, and we have no doubt he north of Cape Town. and that they would, therefore, have
nothing;' thus showing that the gentleman had been will have his finger as deeply in the Texas pie now that he an opportunity of judging of the quality. Under date
made much mor liberal than he intended, and that the has got to that republic. Duff is a most remarkable and 11th January instant, a London house wrote in reply to
money placed in:he plates for a specific object was to be original charact. r. Two or three years ago he went to some inquiries of the bou'e here before alluded to, to the
held sacred, and tot appropriated to any other purpose." London and resided there for many months, sustaining effect they had seen the consignees of the brig's cargo re-
SEASONABLE
it appeared that it bad been sold for arrival
SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The gaiety that reigns cwii3athranlctoerr?stoire lesspos i
itdignity,on o A success,meri
can and
Minister effect,
otnh e
hisoriginal f
at 46 ltOns,.apner ton, but that it proved to be of such a very
supreme at this festive season, when friends and lovers book. He engaged in a series of important and highly inferior quality, owing to an admixture of sand and stones,y
assemble at the octal board, or whirl in the giddy mazes interesting, if not remarkably profitable, negociations, in addition to being very wet, that the buyers threw no
of the dance, insuces both sexes to be more than usually relative to a commercial treaty between the United States the bargain, and it was subsequently sold at £3 to £4 10s.
desirous of shinhe in personal attraction, and to devote a and Great Britain, and had actually a correspondence with per ton, according to quality ; that the matter, however,
greater share of atention to the toilet. It is, at this par- Sir Robert Peel, the Prime Minister, and many other dis- was not yet finally settled, and that it was said that some
ticular season, the the virtues and singularly happy pro- tin wished men in both Houses of Parliament. He also Parties doubted as to the article in Question being guano
pprties of those au iliaries of personal beauty, ROWLAND'S visited Paris, discussed matters and things in general with at all. We are further informed that there is no such
ALYDOR, ROWAND'S MAC oral
OIL. and Row- Guizot, and drank tea and toasted his shins, if we are not Place as " Record Hand," recently spoken of as a depkit
LAND'S ODONTO shine pre-eminent in their power ; mistaken, with Louis Phillippe himself. Having failed of the manure. A vessel was sent out in search of it from
while the white ad swan-like neck, the rich luxuriant in his negociations to a considerable extent, be then this port, and the captain found nothing but deep water
tress, and the peaty set of teeth form admirable trophies
f the snot where it was
started the enterprise of a newspaper in the city of New iii the latitude and longitude
of their inestimalle qualities ! The august patronage York, which was to regulate the whole affairs of this con- stated to be. We may add th
conceded by our racious Queen, and the several Sove- tinent, and overtop the other newspapers by being a sort lity was recently brought t
reigns of Europe, egether with the beauties which adorn of organ of both Europe and America. In this grand Smith's Island, near Pedestal
the circles of prinely, and regal magnificence; and the scheme VVikoff, the chevalier, was his principal aid, being Pequinta) and which was so!
confirmation by eperience of the infallible efficacy of capitalist—save the mark !of the concern. Failing iii
these creative renvatieg specifics, have characterized this also, Duff started for Mexico with dispatches, and
them with perfeetin, and given them a celebrity uns a- FEMALE INTREPIDITY .
has created a crisis in that county Now he is back to oarnei:ifdoffivt'he
years
iritir.e:
stvosi, a "-
railed. They have proved the theme of the poet; they Texas, and no doubt before he returns to Washington he an;
are celebrated in be periodical literature of the whole will raise a highly respectable dust in that direction, going from thee ydeaa-erallin or it; arents to vice.
civilized world; thilays of Byron, and the voice of the Duff !
is, indeed, one of the most interesting characters of an elderly woman named Savreux,P who lived abt,
universal press, has proclaimed the incomparable vii. ' the present age. Ile is a singular mixture of tack, bronze,
tues of the " Oil lacaasar," and of its arcempanyine yards off, a wolf came down and carried the chil
e and plausibility, which give him more weight than people Its cries called out Madame Savreux, in time to se
preparations.
are apt to attach to him. We have some notion of writ- animal dragging away its prey, and catching up a m
SPINNING BETIASS.—The Manchester papers agree in ing the history of his negociations in London, Paris, Texas, she pursued him, and, coming up with him, dealt
stating, "that for sme days past there has been a much and Mexico. It would be as intensely interest in, and such vigorous blows on his head that she killed him,
better demand for ern." This looks as if Sir R. Peel and vastly more amusing, than the Adventures of Puss in secured the child, who had received only a few insia
had already begun tb Queen's speech.—Puneh. , Boole.—New York Herald.

The American

.5 0 0 Inferior Beasts....
5 0 n Second quality do 3 O.-
0 Prime large Oxen 3 -8— 4
0 Prime Scots, &c... 4 2 4 4 5
0 0 .Coarse Calves .... 36 4 0 Large Hogs ...... o— 3 6
5 0 0 Small do. 4 4 4 8 Small Porkers ... 3 8— 4 0
.
.5 0 0 Suckling do. each.; 8 0-29 Qr. old Pigs, each 16 0—
5 0 0 nferior Sheep.... 2 10— 3 2 Lambs .......... 0
5 .0 0
SUPPLY AT MARKET .
- Sheep, 25,00.... Caives,:s9 . pigs, st

Cli.
of causes
t_,....,, v

ke their bcnefit onfrld

some time

a rope broke,
Speller
b

ronomy
Church

SouthdownWeiher-s4
Do. out of the wool

The pbilo;epli—

1 1 0

K his pupils, who

professio:

•eeab!e manner, a full

terestiug science to w

zeal that I

A STRANGE REQUEST.—AII old man in Silesia has
addressed a petition to his Majesty, in which he says that
he is much afflicted st bearing the same name as the as-
sassin Tchesch, with whom he cannot discover that he is
in any way related; he is indeed old, but he has eons, and
he begs his Majesty to give him another name. The
King immediately wrote on the petition—" The peti-
tioner's request is granted ; he shall be called Echt.'
CORNISH MINING.—The annual produce of copper
ore in Cornwall from 1726 to 1735, Prvce informs us,
exceeded 6,000 tons. The first public sale on record of
copper ores in Cornwall was in 1729, when 2,215 tons
15 cwt. were sold for the year. In 1820, the sale was
91,473 tons. In the year ending June, 1844, the quan-
tity sold was 152,667 tons. There are at the present time
upwards of 200 mines at work in the counties of Corn-
wall and Devon. About 150 of these are worked for
copper, the rest for tin and for silver-lead. The principal
districts for copper are the Gwennap, the Camborne, and
the Eastern or Caradon; but until within the last five or
six years, very few mines are worked to any extent, out
of the Gwennap and Camborne districts, though the
eastern mines now rival, if not surpass, the others. The
principal tin mines are in St. Just, and St. Ives ; the lead
mines, in Newlyn and St. Columb, and also further east,
upon the borders of Devonshire. Taking the average cost
of working these 200 mines at £6OO per month each mine,
we shall find the enormous sum of £1,440,000 annually
expended in mining operations, principally for materials,
such as irin, timber, coals, candles, tools for workmen,
gunpowder, &c., &c., and for labour; for the latter alone
it is supposed .f 1,000.000 are annually paid, the mining
districts giving employment to upwards of 100,000 indi-
viduals,—Bauway fityWor for January.

,teps to attain their object:

:11 favoured by a respectable mer-

town with a

1 of some cor•

On the 9th of last rn'orlih.,—thesenge'6l;tie

iat a cargo of inferior qua-
y the James Dean, from

hich ia near An

LI in G.

asgoff at £4 pe

&bout seven o'c

Golancourt, in the (