The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-07 00:00:00

The eases tried in the courts yesterday Were not of any
great public interest.

":DARNLEY JEWEL."—ThiS VC
theTHg
workmansbip of the 16th century,
the finest gems of the collection of S
which was purchased at the sale there
Farrer, of \V ardour-street, for a large
five competition amongst the bidders,
by her Majesty, at the price, it is said
was about to be sold to a foreign collet IS in posses-
sion of the celebrated iron ring of the unfortunate husband of
Mary Queen of Scots, when the good taste of her Majesty
rescued it; and it is now amongst the royal jewels of Eng-
land, as formerly it was amongst the royal jewels of Scot-
land. It is the identical jewel worn by Lord Darnley. It
was made by order of Lady Margaret Douglas, his motheor;
in memory of her husband, Matthew Stuart, Earl of Itle.nwnho
and Regent of Scotland, who was murdered by.
opposed him in religion. The jewel, f heart, about
workmanship, is of fine gold,
in
the
foirnmnbreadth. On the
two inches long, and nearly two inches
a coronet, in which
surface, which opens in front, there is whichoisatf pta•x:uisite
aear_
si►oted by
are three small rubies and an emerald. u ntueoritthhe,,c_ionigioeft

curious piece of
cis turme►l °tie of
vberryll, and
summer, by Mr.

and after an ac-
just been bought
200 guineas. It

there is a sapphire in the shape m ... ---
njby, emerald, and sapphire. The coronet is suppc,--
. Victory and Patience. There are a!so two figures on the
jewel, representing Faith and Hope. The colours of nll tree
figures, which are very elaborate, are of ruby and sapphire
enamelling. There is the following legend :
" Sal obtein Victorie in yair Pretence
Quha hopis stil constantly with Paden,-
--I little heart may he h-' -

led up front
in cipher,

sPectsti-tl7l
The coronet afiG
below; within the coronet arc three ICLics
•
" M. L. S." with a crown of laurel over them. On the re-
verse of the coronet within ire two hearts joined and pierced
by two arrows, bound by a th with a legend, " Quhat
we Resolve." When the little heart is opened, a skull and
two bones are seen, and two hands holding a label, from
which hangs a horn with the rest of the legend, " Death sal
dessolve." On the other side of the jewel is the sun shining
enamelled ; the
on a heliotropium, or sunflower, beautifully
moon and stars are also represented. There are a salaman-
der in the flames, a pelican feeding her young with her blo
all
od,
a shepherd, a traveller, a dog, and a bird, and a phoenix,
emblematical, with a legend—
" My stait to them I may comp,:!er
issue three
For you quint is of Bontes rare.
u.aked rg"
When the whole heart is opened, on the reverseale areoij
asetfiehiri_outnree:
men in Roman armour fighting. An executioner
Thholedrienzawria
woman by the hair with a cuttle ax;ea,nads
aatb.eoitu,t to decal
her ; two frightful jaws. out of which
flames. The figure off
me ieen draw:n.l:o:o
supposed to be Truth, m a Wsl
with a tire iu which many crosses arrreheburnin
three legends. "Ze seem al my Plesur " mg.
leir," and " Gar tell my Relaes.-" P yin gauss
al
y
worked, and is one of the most is exq
extraordinary
art of the age. mar •
remains of the

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united riAgdotia tuntintittlit;ltvooleveivlleng Millions,
'A ai,Attletlit nkt tietitifred At the breivery of t.ittetiiiiieh SPatiTING INT_Bl,l,lotNet, VAstit6l.4B nth Altit,
lind Of illitep btOlitn4 #fittlintlitt• ,
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k;PV MUSIC, tiozpitat, on Wednesday, when the building (the brewery ) ................
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............. tVat-, destroyed, along with 200 barrels of beer, and about 700 o(n'ota the .t, sidon aail Paris Laaies .IVatiatirte of Patition.) thirty,two millions; that puttitig the one at XlO per head
t. ,
MANCHESTER, TUESDAIS EVtNING. Although until after Longehanips the fashions are not he and the other at 258., the whole v.alu,.eoriesi!XcioutelasOct,o(lo,oo6. i
yYeaOr Es
sl idt Ha
nE d i .-On the sth
lieutenant Napier's 6' •and MarcA. By F. 1-I. Pendletolii packs of mait.
THE CAPERCAILZIE.-We learn that the Earl of Orkney The gay meeting at Croxton Park, which commences to- nerally introduced, still the Magazins de Mode are filled with , IttSbAt Aattft, 4.--Wind variable ado moddrate. ,
ennt
to
oufissu4tpo:acraEd itacTaosafeizi
ki onno
wwl
ehdegt
mh eern at
Robins.-n Bussel, Dublin. morrow, did not reduce, in any very important degree, the the endless variety of materials for every description of F. . ARaIVED.-The North Pole, Wilson, from Apalachicola-Reso-
has lately forwarded seven and a half brace of these beautiful cut uary, fution Eskdale, and Venice, Thompson, from Mobile-Elizabeth al
A fine, spirited, and cleverly-composed march, which will
birds to his estate of Glennap, in Ayrshire. A large aviary attendance this forenoon. The following formed a majority toilette. Silk it is expected will be decidedly in favour, pe-
and 4
wriernt.m4gthurhee.d27b.ystehee.
droe,ceonrt Frith,' ; Liverpool, Swainford, and Bashaw, Hawes, from New a
thrill through the veins and stir up the blood with martial
is to be erected for them, and their eggs, until the seed be- of the offers, &e. :- kins d'ete; and of•various descriptions, with foulards of new suit
jti
ne r
we'srti
twi
nags pri ov I,e, enc,l
wt oash aavbes
ob
leuetne lpy a
ei Orleans-Hannah, , from Savannah-Conte Zichy,
ardour. Every band in the country ought to be able to play come sufficiently numerous, are to he h•atched by the common THE GRANDY HANDICA.P.-3 to lon the field, offered. style, the:most elegant of which is ecru, with moss rose buds ot fLroonndi
oTnre. iste-Arrow, Harris, from Cadiz-Sphynx, Connibier, from ,_,.
Oilers to back Schoolboy and the Duke at 2to 1 against the cerise, thefercillag' e and moss being tinted with brown bareges, Stiatuite of Lgineltations 3 SAILED.-Britannia (steamer), Hewitt, for Halifax and Boston- I
this composition. hen. As soon as fledged the young will be treated similarly -
to those of the black game and grouse. field.
at Dublin, when ten of the judges gave their opinion that
TIIE RIDDLESWORTH STAKES.-5 to 4 was for some time varying in colours and designs ; and reps cachemire is spoken w let ser a judgme.nt of revival, subsequently obtained, re-
j . .. . ue a renewal of the debt, and TAhracian, Brown, jun., for Havana - Liverpool, Agry; United s
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RATHER STRANGE !-Yesterday, as a lad was cleaning a offered upon Cotherstone • at last, a point more was pro- 0.. f for 'walking dresses. In evening neglige muslin brocatelle vived the original Judgment, came before the Court of Error States, Swanton ; Diana, Freeman; Hannibal, Parker, and Alabama, s
MISLELLANEOUs. • firstefloor window in the High-street, his cloth fell from the posed, and laid bor e en'tleman to £6O ; the takers were
, is worn, and tarlatane embroidered in silk and gaze Arach-
-1 , sometimes ini •e witl
continu.ed the liability. Baron Foster was the only judge
ibsosaf er
1.,:
etoedrddbs fy, rlcistnmhde
sit:
eit sa .t
us
utTe h eof deLf; nd
udgment of revival constit t d MFoerrtritt, for New Orleans-Mersey, Hamilton, for Montre.al-Caro_ _
willing to proceeuy', hut ghis closing offer was 50 to 40. 2to ?tee , with Arayonaise embrois ery trinised i
gold, form the more elegant toilette de soiree. New forms linnadresiewa.rsiaa,nsdeisisti.loswte,ptrenSst-ettsiyni-ninnreitnreye,ssGißipoiye•a,la,
neal.es.;aeria,
hfoAr
neiti, ,
_ ladder on which he was mounted. A lady passing at the
instant deliberately picked it up and put it in her muff, and 1 was the top offer against Pompey ;3 to 1 was repeatedly for dresses are spoken of, and with the Grecian sleeve there une, for St. John, N.13.-Brothers, Itill, for St. Andrew's-
Dr. Bailey, recently convicted for forgery, was shipped for
asked for, but in vain-we think 5 to 2 would have been
THE CHESTER TRA ant appealed to the
dmitations •tr .1 . ' - l.
.1
1
New South Wales on Wednesday last. before the vvindow-cleaner could reach terra firma in search
taken is, as ever, great variety observable in our toilettes, and dres-
ses are ornamented in a thousand different styles, floweas y. mmone the judges of England,
ee inguished, and that the subsequent judgment of revival
and their un • '
animous opinion was, that the original judgment Circassian, Fenwick for Hamburg-Georgiana, Turcan, for Mes- s
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Captain Hamilton, the member fo r Aylesbury, is seriously
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DESMEN'S PLATE.-For this event, andlace forming the principal ornaments : many tulle dres- ifruiern eA.r,,,feokri
aoned i zwe-illi
aon.iirse: s
ill ; great doubts are entertained of his recovery. Forester was i •
n considerable request yesterday. Singly, he ses have detaclaedboquets. Walking dresses are made eet. - , was in e..ect ston Anatto Ba &c J • a-A ler Leith for Danzig-Dean
-lotNntigearlY'a,'
:telt
ableacromme law by the affirmance of the and Brunettey,Thompson, for Quebec,-Palest'ine, Nairn', for King- '
On the 13th March a heavy shock of an earthquake was berately as she had taken it, drew the duster out of her muff
and returned it !-Maidstone Journal. was backed at 14 to 1 ; and coupled to Marius, at 6tol, in , for Vera Cruz-Oceanus, Bourne, for Charleston-a or-
felt in Calabria. A sad acci
'dent occurred at Cowes on Monday. A yacht fifties. A little money was also put upon Priscilla Tomboy, f bl• ck lace
high and with rounded point ; the material when plain is
enriched by coques of ribbon, and epaulieres o a
reinl y
be: itsr: ocnr,e
was a nullity. Thus are the judges of England against the tuna, Boyd, for Rensburgh-Marie Antoinette, Oeket, for Antwerp
House of Lords, and of the statute in c9ntemplatia, must
stivii heolin:cl
Irish judges. The Belfast Times sae 5,-" The effect of
h • been launched from the yard of Mr. Restall Ratsy, at 15 to 1. To-day 8t 1 I'd t ten pound note l • d d d d• th IC t
, o was al o a en arging en gerbe on the boy, an escen ing esir , or
The Dogs Bill has btan thrown out in the House of Lords ;
riving . this re t d • • 1 • Apalachicola. i
-Hampsh:re, Gaine, for Ancona-Mary and Susan, Grace, for
ship builder, a salute was in the act of being fired, when a against the crack, but it was not to be obtained again. The else biais of :velvet, ornament the corsage and jockeys, and
so that the anticipatee slaughter of these animals will not Grecian Lawson, hence at Antigua
take place this year. oor fellow of the name of Richards, an apprentice to Mr, Corsair's tigure was also once laid ; but, we think 10 to 1 continue in three rows down the skirt ; gimp trimmings, necessac Magnolia, Johnson, hence at Barbadoes
Monday and in two liit tt• g before one of the guns just as the match was to " sum" may be called his • 12 to 1 was offered, bar •
price. th f trasting colours are much used amongst Judgment credi
ei er o the same or con ' and to drive them to call in their ' • tors, Tallentire, White, hence at ditto
Lord Ward attained his 26th year on - . , atsy, ge in .
to the water. When taken out, it two, and 14 to 1 ' r Alice money. The su •
meet is one Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara
of the vast estates bequeathed applied, he was blown in in vain and repeatedly against eithe and under the name of ginels arachnees, filigranes, qui- of vast ' •
importance in the present state of
years will come into possession __ lite dead with the greater art of Hawthorn or 111. '
found that he was qi , p illipede. 22 to 1 against any one of .Ir.
A Daw- pures, are formed elegant fronts for dresses, bertha, or .. . landed property in Brigand, D'Auvergue, hence at Honduras
to him by his relative, the late Earl Dudley. was The fatal catastrophe caused a reat son's lot was fre I Ireland, and it is hoped the Irish Att John Brooks, Lockhart, hence at St. Thomas
Steel was unfortunately his head carried away. .. . . g , e y offered. We did not hear either Galan- sleeve ornaments forming a kind of embroidery with ex- • . ... . orney-General, whose
A gentleman, of the name of ,
f the sensation, and put a stop to the festivities going on, The thus, the Queen of the Tyne, Jamie Forest, or Recompence cellent effect. IS •
resses ot gray 1)0 e sot
ult d 'e are elegantly opinion coincides with the Irish judges, will at once prepare Treasurer, Turzo, from Sierra Leone, at St. Vincent 26th Feb. :
drowned in the Thames on Saturday, in consequence o
th was on.the eve of completing his inden- named; and as to 50 to 1" •
unfortunate you Reaction , the Tattersall figures of " trimmed all round the skirt with black guipure gimp, which
. . and have a bill brought into Parliament to secure judgment master sick.
•isk. of a boat which was struck by a fishing smack. He was an show no r • • •
si mg tures, and was much beloved by his master. c eactton in this much spoken of candidate's favour. rises up the sides of the front breadth, meeting at the point •
cred•*o • h '
en- honest elai •
nrsin t ms , and also to substitute ser- Barbad' .
lan, Morris sailed from Madeira for Jamaica 10th March
Trinidad • • ' tI l• b
Packet, Lamb, sailed from Demerara for Cork 18 i .e .
ose of adorning the eastern
1 child. losing prices :- of the ebrsage. The coiffures are worn rather higher and Ince of law rocess for recov • •
p ers of simple contract debts when F
reeman, sailed fram Jamaica tor this port 25th February
The subscription for the purp OD y 'es leave the countr t •
ainted window, The field against any six offered. wider Small f ffiht s Algerian of silk and gold are parti y o reside on the continent to evade Adelaide, Foot, sailed from Havana f th' o t 6th March
or is p r
end of Chelsea Cathedra: with a handsome p
LAMENTABLE AcCIDENT.-On Wednesday week, Captain _ • scar s o e , their debts." '
progresses satisfactorily. 7to 1 ain
Edward Johnson of Prittlewell, in Essex, a gentleman highly ag st Ld Chesterfield's Marshal Soult-off. 8 wtd. used to form elegant coiffures, and are much in demand to British Queen, M.1(411)014 hence at Newfoundland
10 to 1 England's Queen. Moss, hence at Mazatlan, and sailed 20th Jan.
had visited the nd dead in his bed-room. Search being ~ Mr. Loyesey's The Corsair.-off. 11 wtd. intermix with the hair ; those of dark blue and gold or pon-
Up to Monday, above 100,000 persons connected, was fou . 12 to 1
fter the in his drawers as he was artiall Sir W. M. Stanle 's Forester -off. 14 wtd. ce ,
~ , y • a e and gold are extremely pretty for the little coiffures
Thames Tunnel. In. the first twenty-four hours a . made a pistol was found ' „ P y 14 to 1 " M Hebe, Sharland, hence at Vera Cruz
s passed through it.
undressed. A verdict of " Accidental Death was returned • _ o r. NI, ormald s Millepede.-off. creoles. Historical coiffures are in favour for grande toilette, Markets. Mary Russell, Turnbull, hence at ditto
opening of the tunnel 30,000 person 1 14 to 1 „ Mr. Plumer's Alice Hawthorn.-off. Pakenham, from London, at ditto
bankment, and at Captain Budges, one of the witnesses said, that the deceasea with resilles and dress-hats Louis XV. and turbans. Tassels ..—......_.
The Caledonian Canal has burst its em .
Y der d t hi' •h•thr ht t d 15 to 1 „ Mr. Isaac Day's Marius.-off. 17 wanted. of white bu 'f h d • ff
gles and fringes o t e same are use in cot ures Eliza Johnstone, Petrie, hence at Pernambuco
kis torn awa was not a icte o gaming, nor was ein es ig es e- ee ....
the place of the outbreak, Gairlochy, the ban
embarrassed in pecuniary matters ;on the contrary, his utters to take 15 to 1 about one of Mr. Hesseltine's. without crowns, as well as with rich turbans. Some of the WARRINGTN CORN MARKET, APRIL 4. Curraghmore, Ball, from Ascension, at ditto, and sailed 19th Feb.
gree for Maranham
for the distance of about 150 yards.
bits the means were most ample. He (Captain Brydges) felt confi- 6i to 1 against Millipede and Forester. off. dress caps are very short at the ears, and blond is quite re- Total quantities. Total amount. Price.
fdale exhi THE DERBY.-Cotherstone remains second favourite, Wheat, qrs.
THE CROPS.-The w lieat plant in Whar
be more propi- dent that the death of his lamented friend was accidental, stored to favour, and rivals the richest lace for full drees. Ellen Clare, Roberts, sailed from ditto for this 6 1
port 1 th Marc i
beinc, offered to be backed a ai
g nst any thing but A British Bonnets are all making in the favourite spring colours ; green 101=Y
most promising appeareace. Nothing can
in the spring and he was strengthened in that opinion from the examine- ' e urna, Smardon from Malaga, at Gibraltar, and sailed 21st
376
tious than the present weather for getting
tion he had made of the pistol. Upon looking at the ram- Yeoman for £2OO. The layers are getting very shy against trimmed with ltlas d' Espagne, lilac trimmed with Persian
both. Murat was backed yesterday at 20 to 1, to lose full £3OO. lilac and vervein, blue with clematis and jacinth, paille with ___. Union, Vauderheyde, hence at Ostend
seed' _ „ hat the rod he found it was very difficult to remove, and he verily
SOUTHEY.-We hear t
believed that the dece sed bo tto d tl h f Gamecock was also then backed for a good deal of money at heart's-ease and roses, pink with snow-drops tinted pink and SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 5. Bebe, Douglas, from St. Domingo, at Cove
THE LATE 1/R. itOBERT .
ed to the charge a... was a u raw ie c arge o
40 to 1. pink and hepatica. The forms are moderate and mostly There Frisk W '
was only a moderate show of stock to-day, still enough . hdeway, from Monte Video, at ditto
library of this distinguishTl man is consign
dil be brought the pistol, and, finding he could not shift the ramrod with for the market We cannot note any change in the value of either Amanda Anders
, on, from Gergenti, at ditto
c sale and well spec Y his hand, he had applied the teeth of his lower jaw to a small 7to 1 against Mr. Blakelock's A British Yeoman. straight, advancing beyond the profile. CaPotes are with Beef or Mu • Whiteh
of Leigh Sotheby for publi , tton; nearly all sold up. aven, Russell, hence for Trinidad, at Kingstown
14 to 1, in hundreds, against any other.-off. n ruches or biais at their edge. John, M'Grath, hence for Hamburg, at ditto
to London. iated •
ridge near the top of it, and in doing so the jerk must have
100 to 6 against Mr. Bowes's Cotherstone.-wtd. ose-...e=.....,:e5e, . _ .—.—
is the nobleman assoc
caused the pistol to go off and rodueed the dreadful cala- _ Syria, Stroyan, and Ann Watson, from China, at Deal
The Marquis of Lansdowne
nd the artists named last . p
16 to 1 ~ Mr. Goodman's Maccabens.-off. freely. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 4. Wm. Foster, Killick, from Nassau, at ditto
with Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Rogers, a he car- mity. SINGULAR CASE OF SUICIDE.-On Wednesday, Mr. • Bride of Ab do
900 to 100, or any part, wanted on Murat and Cotherstone • A very moderste inquiry for Cotton to-day, and the sales . Ys, Weakner, from Licata, at Falmouth
o award the premiums for t ' Baker held an inquest at the City-road, on the body of Wm.
week, as the committee t CHAPTER-HOUS E
E XETER.-At two o'clock on Tuesday 7to 1 against any two, bar one (off.) ;11to 1 against Mac-
Joseph Chandler, 26 years of age, who cut his throat under traei not to be estimated at more than from 10,000 to 15,000 Agenona, Durel, from Algoa Bay, off Margate
toons.-Athenatum.
f Brown has been afternoon, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the diocese n aper o .
cabeus ad G (ff ) the following singular circumstances :-It appeared by the es, without any change in prices or feeling in the market. Ann, Softly, hence for Hamburg at Grimsby Roads, after being
within 69 or 7o miles from the lattei port
of the name o pronounced judgment in the case of the Rev. G. Martin, THE Oares.-The only bets we heard were these :-5 to 1 . ,
MANSLAUGHTER.-A. man
h f anslaughter, eviuence, that the deceased about three weeks since, had Violante. from St. Andrew, N.B. at this port,leaky. having struck
ton a c arge o m f St. Pancras in t • '
rector o . , his city, who, it will be recollected, against Maria Day, to a pony ; and 1200 to 100 against the COTTON MARKET, APRIL 6.
committed for trial at Newpor
of in'uries inflicted upon eeu trou e wit a vio ent toot ac e, an t e toot was
b bl d •11 •1 ' h h d h h on the Skerries yesterday morning
bis wife having died in consequence e was charged with marrying two persons not resident in his m • f W • ' fill' b • M• D Th
arquis o estminster s les, arnng aria ay. e The position of our Cotton market at the sresent time is rather Panther f tw a
, rom Au erp. that was sunk on Blanes s Patch, has
extracted. That trifling circumstance appeared to prey upon curi
parish, fte the summer of last year His lordship said after ous; for a fortnight previous or up to Friday last, nearl . •
y 11,000 been raised and brought in here
her by him. A li. r.I
• ' fh f • • . ' takers would have gone on. his mind ; and on Monday morning he complained of a bales had been sold, at prices scarcely varying id as tb from current Desdemona, Child, fro
branch of the Glasgow and yrs ire al - a review o t e acts, in consideration of this being the first m New Orleans to this port, has put into
The Kilmarnock
Th d. t e (from Glas- case of the kind in which proceedings had been taken-of degree of fever, and whilst his wife went to a neighbouring rates. Since then the demand has corm letely subsided, not ave- Bantry Bay, with part of cargo thrown overboard -
'ay last. eis anc . raain more h
a g t an 3,4, or 5000 a. day.
way was opened on Mont,. TATTERSALL'S, MoNoey. doctor's, he procured a razor, and nearly severed his head Notwithstanding this de. Celt, Crocker, from Cape Coast Castle,' at Madeira
gow to Kt marno
.1 ck 331 mileS) was accomplished na an hour Mr. Martin's general good character-his inexperience-the
admitted absence of any sordid motive-and, he feared, the CHESTER Cup.-The betting offers so very few noticeable from his body. The jury returned a Verdict of-Temporary crease, and the gloomy dull feeling which generally pery
market, • • ades the
prices remain unchanged ;if any, the feeling is in favour S, long. 55 W
Trinculo, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 10th Dec. in lat. 50
and 34 minutes, including stoppages.
too prevalent practice of many of his seniors in the ministry, changes on this event, that we shall content ourselves with insanity. of the buyer, but it does not reach id ssa tb. Yesterday 4900 bales Ashburton, hence for Ne Y k '
the Bank of England proprietors
.1 d
h.wself w or , was spoken 20th March, in lat.
At a special meeting of
lected governor, -he avai e 1 - of the discretion vested in him, and took stating, that the Corsair, Haitoe, Priscilla Tomboy, and CHEAP BREAD AND CHEAP COALS I-NEWS FOR CORN- were sold ;to .day 5000, 1500 of them for export. 40, long. 47
on Wednesday, William Cotton, Esq., wa;
e, e tank for the this occasion rather to Proclaim the law than to enforce its Martyr, were in the most lively demand ; that Marius Went LAw GuDmDLEus.-(From a correspondent•)-ln many of se-- ' Nassau, March 10.-The Jane Erskine Pringle, from Aux
and B. Heath, Esq., deputy governor o tn u
penalties. He therefore admonished Mr. Martin of his at one " fell sweep" from 13 to 20 to 1, jumped up to 14.! the bakers' shops in the principal thoroughfares of the me- LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET Cayes to Falmouth, was wrecked on Castle Is•land on the 25th Feb.
error, and sentenced him to pay £lO, nomine expensort. and fell again to 16 to 1 (with a backer at each quotation,) tropolis excellent bread is now marked up at fivepence the April 6, 1843. , materials and part of car o saved,
g the latter in a damaged state.
ensuing year. the re- The Isabella Brown Brands from A C tF 1 h
ux ayes o a mont , was
ed in London for He e!spressed his hope that this case would o e t •
prae as a in the brief space of a quarter of an hour ; the last bets were four-pound loaf, " weighed on delivery." In several Places There has been a Moderate arrival of Potatoes since the 30th ult., wrecked near casti
A subscription has been commene .
Wst Indies. d'd •(.1 • • islan '
d on the 4th March ; greater Dart of the
e earthquake in the e . . warning, an sat , cons' ering the evils resulting from irre- 700 to 50 and 400 to 25 the taker, who appears to have been among the crowded suburbs such as Shoreditch, Somers but which have come to hand ve ' 1
lief of the sufferers by th
have each contributea
collar marriages, the public would have a right to tha ' norant that 20 to 111;d been laid (to a ) five minideS nd Paddinat ' ead abe obtained
expec tt 1 pony, _. _ Town, a 0 on, very good br to y__ for fluctuations in prices durin ry irregu arty, and caused great cargo saved. The Thompson, Thompson, from St. Jago de Cuba
g the past several days. Our last quo- to Swansea, was wreck d
e on the Hog•sties previous to Ist March •
Her Majesty and the Queen powager
e down for £lOO
'such leniency should not be re d S d
peate .- tan ard. ltfore ' 11 h f • '0
, having a t e worst o it. a to 1 was offeied cur- fourpence -halfpenny the four-pound loaf ! U nless the Anti- tt* fll •
a ions were u I supported during the former part of last week, part of the cargo saved, and most of the - '
£5OO, and several noblemens' names ar but are generally giving way, owing to the wind beia now favour. Gm remainder expected to be .
tl a ainst Reaction.
ren y g , Corn-Law Leaguers require bread for nothing (and take un- g tALTAR, March 23.-The Anne, Sutton, from Naples to
and £3O. of Dur- EPISCOPAL CHURCH or SCOTLAND.-The Est b
a•• THE DERBY -750 to 100 twice and 700 to 100 were • •
, , , limited credit beside), it is impossible to say how this staple able for inward bound craft, and a large arrival being ex ected Liver 00l broke her '
p , p , windlass and received other damage in her
'w
Th election for the city
I* hed Church of Scotland is daily pr • ' D • th - ' sellers having shown a t •t t l• •
grea anxie y o rea me, and the operations bows, during a gale 22nd instant
DURHAM saLECTION%- e Lord Dungan- is op essing. uring e laid a " hfi f •• 15 1 t h ' • d d • •
gamst t e rst avounte , - tO , wo or t ree times, of life can well be cheaper. It may be ad e , that in New- of both our town reta
the close of the poll •ty last few months churches have been built and clregymen set- ii trade, and country dealers being confined F
1 b AYAL, March 27.-A quantity of rattans, and some pieces of
a majori against Maccabeus ; 17 to 1, to £5O, and 11i to 1, to at least gate-market, on Friday morning, prime beef was obtainable to their immediate vend. The market this da el' s s
ham took place, when at ~
returned by din districts 1 r h b wavy . roken tea chests, have been picked up on the west coast of this
non, a well known conservative, was,
B-* ht the Rochdale tle . _ ware t le. e as een hitherto no provision £5OO against Cotherstone ;17to1, to £5O, against Murat ; in the smallest quantity at fourpence per pound, and mutton at 13d to 14d per 901bs. for the best run of Cupys, With evvery
ery pros- island,
ver Mr. lig , made either by Emscopanan or Presbyterian for the spirited peet of a.still f rther decline.
of upwards•of one hundred o gains ris ies ; an
25 to 1, to about £2OO, a • tA • -Cd • 1000 to 40, d at threepence-halfpenny. Vegetables are proportionably low.
wants of the people. In their recent charges the Bishops There is no alteration to no "c i
ti e n the value of Sweed Turnips-
free-trader. -On Saturday, presse t emse ves wit great
of Edinburgh and Glasgow ex d h 1 • h two or three smaller bets at the same price, against Amo- Having bread and meat so very cheap, it can be no harm to • •
good sound descriptions command 18s to 20s per ton. WEDNESDAY, Arms 5.-Wind W.N.W. fresh.
E QUEEN. rinse ;26t0 1 against the Languish colt ;30 and 33 to 1, in suggest to the disinterested ge tl en who act durin Lent
THREATENING TO SHOOT TH n this charge. g Our local markets continue to be well supplied with all desert - Artalvars.-The Marion, Mills, from Charleston.- Franconia
-n brought up o sanguineness on the present condition and future prospects th four laces ainst Ga er •4035 a d in one • - - WA / • nwemA A •
ree or p ,ag p , „ n in at Drury-lane ..,.ea.re every s, eeneseay evening, to turn tions of farm produce, which sell at the under P
at Rochester, .1. R. Ellis was agit d t
t of £lO, an o
of the Episcopal Church. Auxiliary branches of the vene- t noted quotations. ; Orbit, Robinson, and Britannia, Coulthart, from Mobile '
his own sure y 30 to l arrainst Gamecock &c. Offers to la 25 to
This course s ance,
7. o _ , Y their atten,tion to the getting up of an " Anti-Coal Tax Potatoes 9utb. s. d. s. d. Themis, Brown ; Ebro, Perry , Kathleen, Leman ; Henry Bli•s;
s. d. s. d. •
He was required to enter into k e
the peace- rabic church Societies in England have been established, and 1 agamstW inesour (no fnends,) and to take 3(1 to 1 against c
ompany.' The public evidently have cheap bread-why Short Tops Smith ; Florence, Ducker, and Harssrave, Bailey, from New Or-
] 3 1 5 Old Hay .... 0 7®o 11 la 20tb I
find two sureties of £5 each, to
'cee opf Sir J. Graham. have received a measure of support which could not have N • vr i a h 'd f • C•• - eans.-Alexander Edmond, —, fbrom Savannah.-Rose, Kelly
apier. ery itt e one on t e outsi e avourites. losing not cheap coals 7-Herald. Cups
was adopted with the coneurren .
d the foundation of been expected. The college at Perth wiil soon he opened, • from St. John, N.8.-Robina Henderson from St J dC b '
Pink-eyes and • Cl H , . ago e u a.-
Connell lai . . .
to be prices :- ComeroN SENSE.-We find the following communication 119 2 0 over ay.. 07 0 10i Richard, MT f • •
On Thursday last Mr. 0' d " The building is where candidates for the ministry will be trained, and young - EPSOM TRIAL STAKES. Kemps Straw, Wheat 0708 i sa 20tb IC f i fps, rom Maracalbo.-George, Reay, aud Elizabeth
mg, rom
" The Conciliation Hall of Irelan •
h e not being large persOns instructed by experienced tutors from the English 100 even on Maccabeue d •
~ not p. p. an even money against in an opposition Journal :-" May I avail myself of your Cattle .-Pioneer, Morgan, from Genoa.-Alexander•
,
Corn Exc ang
no other Universities. It is thought that the law which prohibits ~0 • ,e . f o ~ • • • . columns to inquire why it is that the Anti-Corn Law League Turnips, la ton 2l 023 6 Straw, Barle i • from Palermo.-Tom Tough, Williams, from. Charente
erected in consequence of the
the occasion was ni starting, tue oackers o a start being in a minority. yO4lO Si Solidi Glo • •
rm, Spill, from Danzig. '-
enough. The stone selected for clergymen, ordained by a Scottish Bishop from holding
THE RIDDLESWORTH. .• and other advocates of free trade do not press for the estab- Carrots 34 035 0 Bean .. 040 44
lishtnent of treaties as the primary step, most likely at least -- --
than the famous Blarney stone.
aan) states that the preferment of any kind in England, will shortly be abolished Gallovidea, Rea, from Africa at St. Helena, and sailed 7th Feb.
ars ore d ational Most of the English prelates are in favour of the measure, 5t04 on Cotherstone, P•p• (takeno and 5t04 on him to lead to the accomplishment (virtually) of the objects LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 4. for Demerara
The Watchman (the Wesley
o.e the e uc
mined to oPP. -
Th Watchman as was evidenced by the readiness with which they received against Pompey, not p.p. which the free traders profess ? How stands the case? Although the wind has been mostl fa •
yourable for arrivals Juverna Grundy, from the Maurit• •
ius, a , fled 1-
t ditto and sa sth
'Wesleyan body are deter
' factory bill. e
d clergy of the the proposal made by his grace tbe Archbishpo of Canterbury THE CHESTER CUP. Foreign countries it is said-the Americans for instance- since Friday, the sam 1 fll Y •
pes o a sorts of Grain and Flour u Feb. for this port -
clauses in Sir James Graiaarn s
tablishe
trust the es that the clergy of the Episcopal Church of Scotland •,should Bto I against Lord ChesterEeld's Marshal Soult. would be willing to admit our manufactures duty free if we for to-day are extremely small, and those of Oa P Pandora, Cothay, from Manilla, at ditto, and sailed 12th Feo
states that they cannot tmeal cora- for London •
d be allowed to officiate twice in any diocese in England, 10 to 1 „ Mr. Lovesey's the Corsair. would open the trade for their grain, and by both parties paratively but moderate.
present day.
1-nO.ll-Sheriff of N
• orthurnberlan , Princess Royal, Newby, sailed from Batav•
• having previously obtained the permission of the Bishop. 15 to 1 „ Mr. Wormald's Millepede. agreeing to this a great aggregate gain would seemingly The principal consumin m k f m for Sydney, N.S.W.
' of his pre- g ar ets o the country in the 27th Nov. put back 3d D •
ec with •
NOVEL Ecoeromv.-The - ° to the practice 16 to 1 „ Mr. I. Day's Marius. accrue to the United States anSto Great Britain. Would course of last week a • " d d • considerable damage, and pro-
contrary the expense ppearing to have recovered a little bet. cee e to Onrust on the 9th
Thomas. Anderson, Esq., f sed to defray OUTRAGE AT A PROTESTANT MEETING.-On Monday 16 to 1 M PI '- Al• H th
„ .r. ummer S ice aw orn. that gain on either side, be nearly counterbalanced by ac- ter tone as regards Wheat, and the improved features re- Lady Erskine, Davies, hence at Rouen
lea& re u . .
memorial to the .
decessors, haying econone -
t n3eeting, a night last, the Rev. T. D. Gregg attended a meeting at Bel- companying evils of any kind ? If not, then is it not ob- ported in London yesterday imparting a somewhat steadier Clytha, Maxfield, hence at Flushing
a coun Y - -
of advertising the ensuine, f -ignature. fast, for the purpose of forming a Protestant Association. vious that a treaty is the first thing which each country feeling among the trade here most descri tions of En lish Chieftain, —, from Savannah and Bearhaven
• • • course o e
ittee of the p . g , The Crescent, Andrew, from Maracaibo at ditto, fo •
magistrates is now in . of the eomm When he had spoken for a few minutes an uproar com- DREADFUL BRUTALITY, -An inquest was taken, on should be forward to propose and agree upon, and that no Irish, and Foreign wheat '
were held, at this day's market, with loss of mainboom, & r this port,
e meeting 'the 25th of menced, and in the midst of it Mr. Gregg began to pray, and Wednesday last, at Milton Keynes, on the body of the new common or slight inequalities or difficulties anticipated to ld- to 2d. per 70Ibs. over the rates of Tuesday last, which. The Ann wise smith. sc.'s, mon
It was determined, at th
which was held on s
il of the te Video at Cove
Chester Agricultural SocietYa,s
may induce the c"n'e hat so- he had SCarCely concluded, when a number of the P°Pish born male child of JosePh Garrett. The debeased's mother result to internal elass interests in either country should be although not freely paid, nor generall e tabl• led sale
y s is , sto a The Perseverance, Blairmhence f
, or La Guayra at ditto
tin ot t ruffians who came to the meeting with the distinct, in fact was taken in labour whilst at a neighbour's house ; she was permitted to stand in the way as hindrances of the aggregate moderatel f • Th Ch •
March, to take such
steps to hold the mee g y air extent were effected at the amendment. e arlotte and Hannah, Smith, hence at Dartmouth
ane Express. avowed, purpose of murdering Mr. Gregg, drew out con- immediately conveyed to her father•in-law's, where she and gain derivable by both nations ?It is easy to say that, with- Flour of all den • ' The Permit' ham G
e, reen, from Laguna at Deal
Royal Agricultural Sociztl_ 1 _ ....
Er-1.) -Mark L ommattons met a rather improved demand, The Rit • g
ciety at Chester in the Year , ,
_n Saturday bFtween cealed bludgeons ; some of their companions broke down her husband lodged, who was inhuman enough to refuse ad- out a treaty, the Arnericaris would take our goods if their and fully supported former prices. The Ar '
chie, -.---, from Bombay at ditto
been fought o nat Windsor, empty barrels which were in the room and turning their mittance to the oo
p r woman, and she was consequently corn. were a d i .
dmitted here The American government and gentina, —, from Monte Vida() at Exmouth
A dnel was to have
,1 Mr Calder, surgeo Barley, upon a short supply, remained steady in value; The Grecian Queen,
ht before t v ' 'd
• • •
es into weapons of attack commence with all the fur delivered h hii ld
what shou a pear to be , from Islay off M• t
arga e
Lieutenant Dacosta an- • ties were broug _ _ sa. . , Y in t-e Pua-C street, in the Presence of a concourse ndividual tra era wou ddo just p . whilst Malt, Beans and Pease continuing to meet a very The Miracle, Elliott, for Quebec 1
, las put back, with rudder da-
arid the Par •a sureties ot 50/- of bends to massacre, if possible, the Protestants who were of neighbours. The child survived until the Tuesday morn- most for their reslsective interests. The ProbabdttY is, the limited inquiry, hariely maintau;ed our i •
ast quotations. maged, having been on shore
but it was prevented,
h and bound over i
present. The scene was actually terrific-the forms were big. The medical man was unable to say that it died from tariff on British goods would be contioued and the American Oats, of which a few 1 h -
puree s ave been taken by specula- "_7The Mar for Honduras ; Charlotte
the Mayor of that Boroug for St. Johy• , for Quebec ; Sarah Ann,
n, N. 8.; Oceanus for
sda after- torii up and converted into missiles-every niece of wood any other than natural causes. Verdict accordin 1 . The manufactures be additionally stimulated by our opening the tive bu ers and con
_on Tue y g Y Y sumers, were Ad. to Id. per 451bs. dearer • , Charleston and Al b
to keep the peace. , New Orleans, have put back . , a ama, for
A CONVICT. . Dock-yard, by which could be made available was turned into a weapon ; mother lies in a very precarious state.-Sun. trade for American grain. A treaty it seems to me should and Oatmeal, though not in livel request, realised the ex- The Hannah he
, nce for Havana, was spoken lath '
FA.TAI, ACCIDENT TO
ned in W oolveich .
1 killed. A party and as the work of intended slaughter proceeded, the cries
OM 'll h El fM•I '.
n onday nig tt e ar o i ton s country seat at be the ordinary occurrence between all countries having with treme terms of this day senniahty - lon. 35 Feb. m lat. 29,
noon a fatal accident halVe f rtunatesy were for " O'Connell and the Pope." We heard ourselves one another any importand commercial intercourse."
was un o h b
ber, w en, y The Crusader, hence for Charleston, was sp
Melton Mowbray was entered, when the folly wing articles
which one of the convicte
' lin removing tins . some of the sanguinary scoundrels utter the words, " Make A SKIT ON THE ENGLISII.-We see by tbe Journal de PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. lat. 51, lon. 11 oken 22r1 March, in ,
d falling on the un- were stolen-Bank of England notes to the amount of 200/.
of convicts were emP;o3' e` -
d 1 ced, an at Gregg, boys,-blash his b-y orange brains out ;" "To Havre that amongst the exhibitions of the Mi-CarSme at The Larch, hence for Almeira, was spoken 27th M
Vs Is IsP a d th Bank of Grantham notes to the amount of 100/., the num- WOOD Deals 120 stand m dut 'd lon. 10 arch, in lat. 47,
some mischance, a log - taneous ea • •
h-1 with the Orangemen-tear their livers out ;" and many that place on Thursday week, was one which caused great ' ' • • y Pal Duty.
• saistan ld the weather b d d f 11 k • Id f h. d bl
ers an ates o a un nown ,an o as lone go et, Archangel el 7 o@lB 10 ELSINEUR, March 28.-The Lowther, Hunter f '
happy man, caused his onth, shou other agreeable expressions of a similar deicription. Had it err'ment to the hi' t 1 but which could not ha
m i pu lc a arge, . ve Memel 14 0- 15 0 ss o Wismar, grounded on the Swinebottoms 26th • ,
trom Liverpool to
ly in this m h
Lord Lieutenant, ac-
tb f ht• 1 ' 1 f 1 r .hidb
It is said that ear ~ ney t e , no een or t e ime y arriva otle po ice (w ola een knife and spoon and numerous other articles of silver gilt •
' ' ' been very agreeable to some of the inhabitants who had ens- Gothenburg
13 10 -- 15 0 ot: off yesterday, after discharging part of her
his Excene will proceeu on a tour nt f b t
se or u a short time before,) it is out of human calcula- a very small gold watch, about the size of half-a-trown with
barked their money in the speculation which was turned Wybarg l3 10 -14 10 74,-'l. out damage, and will proceed. cargo, apparently with-
prove favourabfe, ,ess de GreY, .
the mansions of a rose • n el on the back an imni umbe
in e am , ; ense n r of .
companied by the Couitt
Ireland, honouring tion to form any idea of where or when the thirst of the mur- t *(l' l I h f the maskers were three
in ori icu e. nt e proccession o . Petersburg 14 10 -17 10 •ot
eir resence in the
th Is derers would have been satiated. There is no f
use o mincing •ly ld
si er pencil cases, go snuff boxes, and other valuable or- PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. WI cr,
of visits to the South ot d
gentry by carriages, one of which was a construction made to resemble
namental articles. A small solid silver clock, four inches by Danzig, Deck - o 32 . ta: g THURSDAY, APRIL 6.-Wind South.
several of the nobilitY an the matter ; but they did come to the meeting organised and th hllfh T 1 • •h • uantify of machinery in
e u o t e e emaque, wit a fa ARBIVED.-Courtena
British American Pine - 0 24J ,ilk y, Turner, from Apalachicola, in 35 da
course of their progress. .
the round of the papers as armed, and, as was evident from their subsequent exclama- he face with tur uoise • a silver Turkish ink-
two, set round t q ,
imitation of that used by Mr. Taylor, the engineer, to raise LATH WO OD per fathom. Thetis, Vaughan ; Thomas P. Cov M' ys-
The paragraph which is going
requiring a •
5s stamp is incorrect. tions, to murder Mr. Gregg, and every one whom they could stand and chain, such as worn by the Turks, at their side.
her from her bed of sand. At a signal i b
g Yen y a man Danzig, 4•feet .168 0-810 e 2 Os Bunting from Ch 1 t P • e, iercken, and Hibernia
, ar es on- resident, from Cephalonia-Reliance'
Copies of marriage recognise as a Protestant.-Belfast Times. ,
to marriage certificates _ _ a
t all. THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT ST. PAUL'S.-On wearing a wig of red hair (the cherished colour of the sons British American 4- 5 10 Is. Mio,ffat ; Asia, Hannah, and Letitia Meyer, Arnold, from Mobile
o Chang' they the certificates Monday, A. J. F. Suitzennich was brought before the Lord
.of Albion, says the Journal du Havre), the men in this car- 141,1100 ANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. N erheid Lievens fr -
om Ostend-Placid, Wrightson, from Messina
The late act has made n nor are .
h' h SAVINGS' BANKS.-It is a circumstance not generally -It' 1 • . •
Honduras
o stainl3' • apprehension of wic Mayor on' this charge, the particulars of which were given in riage began to work the machinery in imitation of the appa- - 0 7,s 5s 3d. sii 0:. ama, Buckley, from Savannah-Blanch, Justice. from
registers require n
cts a ta" known, though of great public importance, that the National Cuba
mentioned i
'n the stamP a '
he error. Debt Commissioners are empowered by sec. 50, of the 9th our last. One of the witnesses stated that the prisoner ratues of the Telemaque. After this a person representing st. Domingo . ,
6 121 s. Baln-a_Hazlewood, M.Donough, ditto-Seymour, Carruthers, from
Prince Regent, Morgan, from Drogheda
raised the pistol, and that a spark flashed from the pan, but the. engineer, and armed with a harpoon, plunged it into the , o --and Barbara,
has been the source of t
-We have much plea- Geo. IV, cap. 92 (July 28, 1828), to purchase exchequer-bills, ...AK .. LANKS, British American 0 9-0
el Betteley, from Dundee.
y SO C 'ETV.
late Rev. J. Natt, of as well as stock, with the moneys paid over to them b the he did not think the pistol was directed at the clergyman. side of the vessel, and drew out at various times an old iron laisaxwoon, per cub' f t • • nn •
ic „
CHURCH Missio.
NATI that the and a glass jar of cueumber STAVES, per 1200. oe, Farme, for Que-
/ C Ols to the officers of the savings' banks, vrhich bills ' d y- ' The prisoner . wrote the following letter to his brother :- boiler, a quantity; of carrots, - , Oec-Gustay, Jarling, for Stettin-and S
aders, 8 000 . ons , instea of being arah Ann, Fortune, for
1 the actors iu this scene rep- Danzig, C. Pipe St. John , N.B.
sure in informing our re
bequeathed ,
dth t a friend of exchanged for new bill 'el ff •
s, or pai o in money at t e periods
h • " Dear brother, I write to inform you of the situation lam (un bocal de cornichons). Al .ei6o 0 -175 0 1 ,-,
' LOnd01), free an a . ion and had ver Hint.
dutY
' as E/achtstoteros, in. I, took it into my head to have a pop at the clergyman resented persons- in the speculat , y yellow none ---
St. Sepulchere s.
SocietY, advertised, are cancelled, and corresponding amounts of Quebec, red, li inch thick, Nora Creina. and Silksworth, hence at Dard
Church Missionary.
only to be known
Society of 6000/. stock are created in lieu of them at the • at St. Paul's, and lam now in a station-house in an alley that faces, with noses of an immoderate length. The carriage anelles
hes average price of the and 5i feet long
1:0 t ,re resentin the &line 2s. do. Sauc
the Society, who wis. t donation to the
China. preceding quarter, and placed to the credit of the National leads into Fleet-street. I don't rnuch care about it as I did which followed was perfectly e le Y 11 g Do. Puncheon lO In -17 0 y Jack, Green, sailed from Marseilles for Live 1
unificen "ssion to let accompanyin this carria e March rpoo 30th
has just made a in
commence ami Debt Commissioners at the Bank of England, to form part no harm, but be so good as not to tell papa and mama yet, des actionnaires. A cabrio _ , . g g Timsset, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d.
Consols to enable it to 1 nd near
1 of ICirk a , as it will put them out. My examinationtomes on on Monday contained a charlatan, who for 20 centimes disposed of copies Oak '4- 1 10 Rolf Grezin, Hazewinkle, from Gronin
' Wiliam Bo ton,
been disturbed of the funds standing in their names on account of the fh H f s • • •
t e avre und for the suf- Pine, British Amer Lowestoff gen for Liverpool, off
Mr. , next, at 12, as I hear. I want you to come and see me first, 'of the programme in favour o .common .. o o - 0 0
savings' banks, in conformity to sec. 51 of the said act. In
The farm servant of
I d which had not h
from the red l7_ 2 0 ls. perload. Syria, Stroyan, from China, at London
over an ,ve inc es this way the National Debt Commissioners hav th and no one else till you have seen me. I hope I shall see you ferers at Guadeloupe. Such of our readers as know the full
Garstang, in turning
found, ten or twei
h ; but on being
0_ , e e power
to-morrow but it did exasperate me above a bit when I ar force of the French phrase tirer la carotte, and the applies- • • .
he d . yellow - 134 Liverpool, hence for Charleston, oft' Tuskar 2d •
u instant
for eight or ten years,
Th s
i was novel enovig.t f ncreasing the permanent üblic deh
,1 I Was altogether ,_ , . p -t a power which they Danzig,middling Thomas Fielden, Blackstone, hence to •
the fell ' 11. orntchon, will appreciate the wit, such as i 8 - i 9 China, was spoken 27th
March, in lat. 47, long. 15
aye exercised during the last seven years to the following ow ca ing the usurper Queen, when I have lately dis- tion of the word v h H Memel, middling
surface, a hen's egg. fectly whole, an- -d h n that day n 18- 1 9 }els 6d le load. MILF D April 4 -
OR , . The Nicotine has bee
-•'t ha ee extent :- covered that James Stuart is right Sovereign. Give my love it was, of the getters up o. t e avre masque.-Galismani's Riga,red 2- 2 2 n brought i h
broken, the yoke was P
er
d ta te as it i
obably lead to the mate and two me are by
11, an s Value of Exchequer . Permanent to all, and tell them not to fear about me, and should you Messenger. . . nof the Clara & Emma, from Jn
as fresh both to the snie
d" very may Pr London. amaica to
This isco Bills cancelled, Three per Cent. annual charge, COme to see me to morrow come by yourself." The counsel THE PENNY POSTAGE.-The Morning Herald publishes c. ,pti „, „„
dropt from the hen.
the with- including Stock created. including for the prisoner said he was able to prove his insanity, and a correspondence between Mr. Rowland Hill and Sir Robert .-,ea se ... .., oss
..............„.......................
some practical result. announces interest. al of the former entleman ri".; - :oe*., 5 r TELE
d. A management. he wa remanded i •
s unt 1 Friday (this day.) Peel relative to the 'woos' g from GRAPH OFFICE, AP
• AdVertiger al Irelan 1816 .Z 1 079 430 11 3 £ 1,177,878 17 1 £35,689 14 6 the Treasur in connection wi z <4 A T.' p. C/2 % nil. 6.
.4 0. ..e
The Dublin Mercantile ._
ac,_, ero
bled to • - , , the temporary situation at y, th se -_________.
of maii co o" ' re ena EXECUTIONS.-On Friday last the Derby county gaol. 0 osh
drawal of-the manufacture d they a 1837.. 1,533,878 16 3 1,702,989 15 2 51,600 11 3 the Post-office, recently filled by him.
,The late Chancellor ga . ::-..• w Wind at Point Lynas S.W. st
ontract, an
f rrner contractor,
1831.. 601,790 8 4 648,264 211 19,642 8 3 after a lapse of ten years without exhibiting the dreadful o - oe. Off Great Ormshead, at 10 ron,g breeze in the morning.
30 ain N
Scotch firm has taken the c,,, than the ° ce of having
1839.. • 500,782 10 0 541,386 9 8 16,404 0 1 spectacle of an execution, put forth the apparatus of dea .
th of the Exchequer, it appears from some parliamentary papers, a)
.. •
- U °'
Ig from Savannah. • • O. 3745, Rosalaina, ship,
execute it more economiea"/ • •in consequen
s which o Samuel Bonsall, aged 26, William Bland, 39, and John mber 1839 far tw
engaged Mr. Hill in Septe , , o years, at a o
e .-
0 •
0 6) s., Off the Floatin
f Dublin,/
d mail coache • h 1840.. 500,164 1 3 546,627 7 9 16 562 16 A, Z 9. A 0 g Light, at 11 a.m. No. 4715
salary of £l5OO a-year, to give the Treasury the benefit of a - e. o Mobile. , Reliance, ship, from
who was Mr Purcell, 0
( • . . of stage an . owners throug
1841.. • 700,712 10 0 ' ' Hulme 24 convicted of the ' murder of Miss Martha God-
-778,569 811 23,590 13 1 ' ' .9 -0 •e
bought up large quantities
nds of their dard at Stanley four miles from Derby, by dashing her his services in carrying into effect his own plan of a penny t . ~.
~.1 ~, z.... :- 0 0 No signals have been received from Hol 1
had been thrown idle on the ha 1842.. 1,063,713 5 2 1,191,177 1 1 36,092 13 2 ' ' - es sn, ...
.ss Off th
brains out with a crowbar, after breaking into and afterwards postage ; before this term expired the whig government was X e port, at 5 p.m.3
ships, 4
brigs
any lead during this day.
incendiary ei As X X e d 3 schooners.
_____
the spread of railways. ek, an
' r last we t
...
W est Berg- Totals £5 980 472 2 3 £6 586 893 10 2 £199 582 16 , ransacking the house, underwent the extreme sentence of the driven froni power, but previously to its expulsion Mr. F. .21
INCENDIARISM.-At Colcueste •
L mbert, a
d e '• ' " ' u law this morning. ,At twelve o'clock the prison bell tolled. Baring informed Mr. Hill that he thought it would be ad- ~; 2
..2. ;4 i .i., 0....,4 a _..- -..—_..._._7_____________._______________
of Mr. a • ing the pro uc The rate paid to the Bank of England for manigement is e! = se X X 4 .V.... TIDE TABLE.
fire took place at the farm
barn, contain
house, chaise- per mi lon.
£3OO .lr and in a quarter of an hour Bonsall, the man who struck the vantegeous "to continue his services beyond the two years :--.... .---.. C. 4 CI 0 "I. 11... 01 '4 4
bolt, near Ipswich, when a large
a stable,
crhusbandrv, a fatal blow, was led out betwsen two policemen. He prayed originally settled ; that he, Mr. Baring, did not deem it ex- 'ee, e. _,- rs - ie. 0 Days. Mrn. Ev
_____.
el •,:,• e .0 r.,•
.0 f, pq !,,.. n. Height. Sundays, H 1 d
o y ays, ke.
of 11 acres of barley in the straw, 1 ents °-
•mp ern d nearly all the RIGHT OF RATE-PAYERS TO INSPECT RATE-BOOKS _ fervently The other two men were then brought out edient to make any engagement beyond one year, but that •, .
, . . , and P f f
..
Ls 0,1::,. 9 P. C..) go ~,, •TS 0 ---"----... ----••••-• ......_____. . _______
house, piggeries, numerous i
et larnb, an W d d . ' '
also much Os e nes ap,ta the Worship_street Police Office, London, the caps being arranged, one crash sent the three into eter- Mr. Hill might consider that or one year rom the expirtion a . 6. ..4 *4 '' s 4 si 00 0 2 .. hI. H. M. P. 1,
X :• g Z .5.,0
~.,c' a, Friday.. 7 a
beautiful pony, fat calf, a coss e
s.oes were the vestry clerk of the parish of St• Leonard was summoned nity. The prisoners made no confession that could be relied of the two former years his services were engaged on the o SI • -'6- ' St d 15 342 12 3 Moon's first •
qaarter.
sOW• ana P'a ' . m. 0 0.., auray 8 416 454 11 5 Oxf. lent t
•
poultry, were destroyed. A
-The for refusing to certain rate-payers the right to inspect the on ; each fixed the guilt of the murder upon the other, which same conditions as before." This extension was confirmed g';'• .... - •
•• • •
• 41 al .. ,:, Sunday. • 9 538 624 11 8 p erm ends.
burnt. vi-NG-1-1A1`1• d parish books• Mr. Bodkin said the defendant was anxious leaves a doubt as to their truth. Homan was 3 most desee. by the present' government, and the three years expired in t .114' .., -.5 c, :_. . 0 Monday. 1 o 7 6 alm Sunday.
kN• CUS- - it A. an d th bk b fll d • ' - S- h revi 1 t ' • u
rate e ow, an it was expected he would throw himself from eptember last. Two wont s p ous y o such expiration 11. XS 0 0 g 0 .... os is Thesd 742 12 5 Venus rises 4h
SIR F. CarANTRY AND ALL. ~..• joneS, • ~ to pro uce eoosut he could not act contrary to the 0 Et. c„, = ..„ ay. 11 816 846143 Ma • ' 18m morn.
• e that ivin •ii have dechnea
orders of the masters who h little brid e inside the aol bu Mr Goul • imated to Mr. Hill that he did not think it ' ''''
ad the control over the books a g g , the went resignedly to his • burn int . c, .... . ' 2 ti.), trlg Wednes. 12 9
11 9
37
16
in r.s nses Oh 13m morn.
public will learn with surpris
try's w' ' ift by Sir •h th advisable to make any further extension of the engagement; 0-. gl . ;.. u ~, 7 inter rises h
3 41m morn.
the other executors of Sir F. Chan
_f £2,000 e . ham. along wit e collectors, and they were the proper parties fate. He and Bland confessed to many bad deeds, classing .4 - . ... , ,T, sa, 0 Thursdayl3 g 59 10 21 18 9 Moo
.4 ~ .4 gi a .0 . li ..a, 44 nin perigee 11 h even.
t legacy u Cunning to be proceeded against. Mr. Broughton', the sitting ma. among them a previous attempt to murder, with the same whereupon Mr. Hill complained that he was removed be- a a 0 .... 1.4 ---------, ..__,__-•----___
paying the much-talked-abou , Allan nd, then . d sou ht ..4 ... „,
"a 0 X g. al 'V •Es• E to; PRICES OF SHARES, APRIL 6.
nt, ate said it wa bar with which this deed was done. All prayed most fer- fore his plan was carried ont, E.in g to be reinstated g
Francis to his friend and assist the reoneY : a Ilan gistr , s the clear and manifest law of the land • .. g "
..4 8 x pa E. - n't °4 a Prices within the last seven da
est in ' ° 1 eadY swn that every ratepayer in every parish in the kingdom had an vently on the scaffold. The crowd was immense. for such term-without salary if it were an obstacle-as is re te e se, o 0
Lady Chantry has a life inter
Well the a r • . • ,----.. A 0, z.,:i RAILWAYS, &c. ys. This days
at her death, the amount goes to 5 . post.. indefeasible right to examine, at all seasonable hours, the ac- necessary to perfect it and all other postal improvements ~ Els, .; : ,
„:: _
.s. _ 97,12 I; Bolton and Preston
50 paid 0 0 0
orstzlig ThurS- counts of his parish-a ri EXECUTION AT TuLLAmoRE.-On Friday last, Hugh he had in view ;to which the Chancellor of the Exchequer ee 4; a,
funds of the royal academy .-31
f Dublin on ght he had never even heard disput- White was executed in fron fT 11 h
t o u amore gaol, for t e mur- replied that the principle of the penny postage was now IV, 4 .
..:_:. ,a, ..i.; g --::, g..t.t5.,, Birmingham and Gloucester
0 ....
rd Mayor 0 f police, and ed, and he could not conceive why it was refused in this ins- -. •tg IA 52/ ,i, o X o .s• . t Ditto quarter
At a dinner given by the Lo . .oner o Gre- der of Mr. Roberts, near Mooeygall. His conviction caused thoroughly understood, that so long as a post-office should E.', f, cT, i-, t, 0- `" a X c... X .- '" u,:i B"
G. . A 14. -. goa, g irmingham and Derby l°o •••• 00 0 ,„.
"
e Comrnissi ~ The British tance. It had been granted to two of the witnesses, and • .e, .o o a. ie. rs e• e. uon ss Bristol and Exeter
day last, Colonel Brown , considerable sensation and great annoyance to the jury, who continue opportunities for improvement wouid present them- w Ifs 7.
as sang hut COMO- should not have been denied to th 1 • I b a 1-. e, A i." ae. tl s• t; aa.. . • 70 .... 000 . '
brother of the late Mrs. Hema ~ ,hinff ~....- • e comp amants mere y e- were both respectable and intelle t I
cua , composed of six Pro- selves, and that the retention of an independent officer for el E.- .., . . --. ,::,. .. a , 4,4„ o Birkenhead and Chester
' llustons an 3"" limit Colonel cause !they had been constituted a committee by their fel- 3 . . ..-J .),-.,, ~- . . J 73 cu 11 ..., a. .S: Ditto liar
nadiers," which abounds in a _ ,„.e ga
r bine- I -
ow ratepayers. He was s • • • testants and six Roman Catholics, in consequence of Mara, the pu f ducting such improvements wld e'ther ne es ie ° a°see x ee 4-' ne e•es - ' • 20 ..0 0 ,
rpose o con
f the French. e o
ated nea . orry to witness the ill-feeling which r e • ou i E., „ f/I 0,2, _ 0 ...,.., 0
~.,.. 0 , Ditto, new, issued at .4'33 dis. 3 ... •' • •
his accomp lc , ham been ac uitted on the following da 1
g q y need to an entire supercession of those who are responsible os 41., r.: 7,,, t-, t),-... 7, .. {,,,, - ,o, s' es; es, Dublin and • 38 6
...
snentary to the bravery o
Consul was se sin the minds subsisted on both sides, and had hoped the adjournment of Drogheda • 35 •• • • 00 0 ....
was unaware that the French
ch uneasines
to be offered the case would have produced a conciliating effect ; but by another jury-the testimony of Kenna, the prosecutor, for the department, or a conflict ef authorities prejudiciftl .is i •o'
_e" 'is
sel SI .11 rs -o `2. a 'A a Eastern Counties
. - .... 23 • '
• 9 15 0 10
but the circumstance created mu
°logy had '!s not being supported and corroborated in the case of Mara to the public interests. Mr. Hill appealed from this decision s•se 4' t's m ts'''''2 .-.
a such had not been the eye h b s • • SS se , Ditto new Shares'.... 86 3 0 0 •• • • 0 0
s , e was ound to give his dem-
of the other narties present, and an p as strongty as in that of White, which led to a memorial : ,_...-_,,..._e__, ~..e, : ,_....._, ~......., e5.......-_,,.._e_s 4., „e 0
_ ---,ie.-, cion. which he had taken aansms....a.l—:_s_ ...........:..- ss mi.- p to Sir Robert Peel, and the premier supports Mr. Goulburn. sc Ditto, unregistered B6 8 11 Is n•• ••
.. ._C .1 04 •9,

The farm servant of Mr. William Bolton, of Kirkland, near
Garstang, in turning over land which had not been disturbed
for eight or ten years found, ten or twelve inches from the
surface, a hen's egg. 'This was novel enough ; but on being
broken, the yoke was perfectly whole, and it was altogether
as fresh both to the smell and taste as if it had been that day
dropt from the hen. This discovery may probably lead to
some practical result.
The Dublin Mercantile Advertiser announces the with-
drawal of the manufacture of mail coaches from Ireland• A
Scotch firm has taken the contract, and they are enabled to
execute it more economically than the former contractor,
(who was Mr. Purcell, of Dublin,) in consequence of having
bougbt up large quantities of stage and mail coaches, which
had been thrown idle on the hands of their owners through
the spread of railways.
INcummAntsm —At Colchester. last week, an incend,_
fire took place 'at. the farm of barn,LlDDbetl, at West Berg_
bolt, near Ipswich when a larg containing the produce
of 11 acres of barley in the straw, a stable, cowhouse, chaise-
h. house, Piggeries, numerous implements of husbandry,
beautiful
• pony, fat calf, a cosset lamb, and nearly all the
gouurnir, were destroyed. A sow and pigs were also much
SIR F. CRANTRY AND ALLAN CUNNINGTIAAL—The
public will learn with surprise that Mr. Jones, R. A. and
the other executors of SirPF. Chantrys will, have declined
paying the much-talked-about legacy of £2,000 left by Sir
Francis to his friend and assistant Allan Cunningham.
Lady Chantry has a life interest in the money : and, then
at her death, the amount goes to swell the already swo
funds of the royal academy.—Morning Pos
At a dinner given by the Lord Mayor of Dublin on Thurs-
day last, Colonel Browne, Commissioner of Police, and
brother of the late Mrs. Hemans, sang „The British Gre-
nadiers," which abounds in allusions anything but cornpli-
Ineutary to the bravery of the French. The gallant Colonel
,It,wa unaware that the French Consul was seated near him—
„.tteheocireurnstance created much uneasiness in the minds
-,; 9 other parties present, and an apology had to be offered
i the Consul.
FATAL MISTAKE."-Last week a bo'

ned
William
f Mr. Ditch,
ing from a
fn

Mepham, aged fourteen years
a farmer, of Ekingham,
beam in a barn on his mas

Ploy
sassex, vvas wand hang
The b(

•ery liv

y disposition

r's premises.
had
frequentl

was .eidon the body

servants that he should like to try toe
and is supposed to have been making
ended fatally. A coroner's inquest
and a verdict returned to that effect.
Rwr"- "liS TO W

lu ---, i
d to hs fellow

0 f hang t
Ttion

N OF THE COLT
zeived with

—Just as we wer

going to press, v.„ .__
ment that Mr. Beaumont's oced at the
llwyn collieries, had gone in neon the terms proP '-
Westgate on Monday—viz., is 9d per ton. Mr. Beaumont,
with his characteristic liberality and kindness to those in h
employ, has ordered £lO to be distributed among them
t°
procure necessary food, in order that they may re'
work with strength and courage.—Welsh Papa

:h pleasure
the Woodfield and Pen-

RIGHT OF RATE-PAYERS TO INSPECT RATE-BOOKS.-
01 Wednesday,ta the Worship-street Police Office, London,
the vestry clerk of the parish of St. Leonard was summoned
for refusing to certain rate-payers the right to inspect the
parish books. Mr. Bodkin said the defendant was anxious
to produce the books but be could not act contrary to the
orders of the masters who had the control over the books
along with the collectors, and they were the proper parties
to be proceeded against. Mr. Broughton., the sitting ma-
gistrate said, it was the clear and manifest law of the land
that every ratepayer in every parish in the kingdom had an
indefeasible right to examine, at all seasonable hours, the ac-
counts of his parish—a right he had never even heard disput-
ed, and he could not conceive why it was refused in this ins-
tance. It had been granted to two of the witnesses, and
should not have been denied to the complainants merely be-
cause !they bad been constituted a committee by their fel-
low-ratepayers. He was sorry to witness the ill-feeling which
subsisted on both sides, and had hoped the adjournment of
the case would have produced a conciliating effect ; but as
such had not been the ease, he was bound to give his deci-
sion, which he had taken considerable pains to arrive at. The
language of the act of Parliament was exceedingly ambiguous,
and it was to be regretted the complainants did not apply to
the Court of Queen's Bench for a mandamus, when the deci-
son of that Court would have been given on its construction.
The 69th section said, the clerks to trustees should be sued
instead of the whole body, but that he conceived to apply to
courts of record, and not to criminal proceedings. The chief
stumbling-block was its use of the word " custody," without
defining real or legal custody, which made the case difficult
to decide. In this instance it was proved that the legal and
constructive custody was in the trustees, while the real cus-
tody was in the collectors; and there was so much nicety in
the construction of the clause, that he thought he should
best administer justice by dismissing the summons ; by
which, however, the complainants would suffer no wrong,
as the ledger from which the rate-books were copied was in
the office of the clerk to the trustees, and always open for
nspection.

EXECUTION AT TULLAMORE.—On Friday last, Hugh
White was executed in front of Tullamore gaol, for the mur-
der of Mr. Roberts, near Moneygall. His conviction caused
considerable sensation and great annoyance to the jury, who
were both respectable and intellectual, composed of six Pro-
testants and six Roman Catholics, in consequence of Mara,
his accomplice, having been acquitted on the following day
by another jury—the testimony of Kenna, the prosecutor,
not being supported and corroborated in the case of Mara
as strongly as in that of White, which led to a memorial,
very unwisely got up, to the executive, on the part of the
latter, for a commutation of his sentence, the majority of the
jury having been induced to sign it. It had only the effect
of holding out false hopes to the unfortunate culprit, and thus
preventing him from making use of the time given him for
repentance, until the result of the memorial was known.
White was a strong, able, athletic man, of middle age. On
ascending the gallows, accompanied by two clergymen, he
showed great weakness of body, and continued in prayer for
some minutes, when, having requested the prayers of the
assembled crowd,• the drop fell, and he was launched into
eternity.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—About four o'clock on Tues-
day morning, a cab was observed to drive up to the gates of
the Brunswick-pier, hut, in consequence of their being
closed, the cab could not drive on to the quay. The gentle-
man who was the occupant, finding his progress stopped, got
out, and stated to the driver that he would go and call a boat
from off the Vulcan, and in the interim he was to get the
luggage out. The gentleman then went forward, and it is
supposed climbed over the gates, which are about four feet
high. While the driver of the vehicle was employed in tak-

EXTRAORDINARY PERSEVERANCE. The Rev. W. Cary,
curate of Estleigh, in Devonshire, completed, in the year
1809, a work, entitled A System of Divinity, which extends
to 26 volumes. He first attempted to publish it by subscrip-
tion, but not succeeding, he formed the singular resolution
of printing it by his own hand labour. To effect this, he pur-
chased as many worn-out and cast-off types of a country
printer as were sufficient to set up two pages, and made a
press for himself. With these materials he went to work in
1795, performing every operation himself, and working off
page by page. He struck off 40 copies of the first 300 pages,
26 of which he distributed among the Universities, the
bishops, the Royal Society, and the reviewers. Disappointed
at not receiving the encouragement he expected from this
"proceeding, he resolved to spare himself of any farther ex-
pense of paper upon those before whom he had thrown pearls
in vain ; and as he had only reserved 11 copies of the 40 with
which he had commenced, 14 only he continued to print, and
at the end of 12 years of unremitting toil, he finished the
whole 26 volumes—a rare morceau for the bibliomaniacs of
the next century ! A parallel to the above is to be found in
Fransham, the Norwich Pagan, who died in 1811. He one
day made this remark—" Every man has some great object
which he wishes LO accomplish, and why should I not have
mine wilt choose such an one as no mortal being ever
yet chose ; I will get a cup and ball, and I will catch theball
on the spiked end 666,666 times." And this he actually ac-
complished.—West of England Conservative.
INGENUITY OF BlRDS.—Thrushes feed very much on
snails, looking for them in mossy banks. Having frequently
observed some broken snail-shells near two projecting peb-
bles on a gravel walk, which had a hollow between them, 1
endeavoured to discover the occasion of their being brought
to that situation. At last I saw a thrush fly to the spot with
a snail-shell in his mouth, which he placed between the two
stones, and hammered at it with his beak till he had broken
it, and was then able to feed on its contents. The bird must
have discovered that he could not apply his beak with suffici-
ent force to break the shell while it was rolling about, and
he therefore found out and made use of a spot which would
keep the shell in one position. When the lapwing wants to
procure food, it seeks for a worm's cast, and stamps the
ground by the side of it with its feet; somewhat in the same
manner as I have often done when a boy, in order to procure
worms for fishing. After doing this for a short time, the
bird
of
waits forne
nt
oeusbird.
issue oof
T thehe
aoprwmi fgrom its hole, who,
the
prey f the ingenious alarmed at the shaking of the ground, endeavours to make
its escape, when lie is immediately seized, and dbecorne s
frequents
haunts of moles. These animals, when in pursuit of worms,
on which they feed, frighten them ; and the worm, in at-
tempting to escape, comes to the surface of the ground, where
it is seized by the lapwing. The same mode of alarming his
prey has been related of the gull.—Jesse's Gleanings in Na-
tural History.

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STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY,

NEW PATENTS.—A patent has been grante
drew Barcley, of Kilmarno( •
certain improvements in b
---nPcted there

their
sume

J to Mr. An:

founder, for
1

iants,
nil. and

apparatus con.—
which invention is also applicable to (A—
other substances ; n
ses; and to Mr. Alexander Angus Croll, superinte
purpO
dent of Ws gas-works, 13,1,k-1.,,, and
of the same works, mechanical inspector, for improvements
in the manufacture of gas. for the purposes of illumination,
and in apparatus used when transmitting and measuring gas
or other fluids.
STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCE.—On the 21st March a boat
was driven into rora, nearly full of water, and an idiot boy
the only person oßn
board. The poor lad could give no ac-
count of himself, but could speak both English and Gaelic.
Mr. Hood, Brora, kindly took charge of the helpless youth,
and made inquiries in all directions respecting the owner of
the boat, when it turned out to be a fishing-boat belonging
to a crew in Burgbead, that had been safely moored in the
barbour. The lad had loosed the moorings on Sunday, and
entered the boat, bad been
uri drfted across the firth, a distance
of 40 miles !—lnverness Coer.
DEATH r

NE OF B

the following
a..••-
week • Died at Pa

Hay, daughtt
Lewis Hay, Esq
of Sir William

may interest the to

Hay
was one of the
ta!

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.
sojourn Edinburgh,
most excellent of his,'

This accomplished lady wi
by the poet as " Miss Ma

HEALTH OF TOWN'S

parliament for

removing the

The bill enacts that
miles of London, or

more than five

no grave.is to be opened twit

strain burials in cemel
dule A, nor does it pr

NES.—We of
urrh Papers o

Mrs. I

of Finland

twenty years in cbu

Banking

-Co. Ed

THE COMET.-S►r J. Herschell has published a long let-
ter in the Times, in which he proves that the light which
nany have regarded as nothing more than a zodiacal light

the tai

f a comet. The professor says that the
phenomena are so utterly unlike that he does not understand
.n 7
poroo. *Oft 450•40iVir111 thorn and giv <ma tbo following
_

nor barn

amongst other

reasons :—The zodiacal light, as its
name imports, invariably appears in the zodiac, or, to speak
more precisely, in the plane of the sun's equator, which is 7
deg. inclined to the zodiac, and which plane, seen from the
sun, intersects the ecliptic in longitude 2sec. :18deg. and
18 deg., or so much in advance of the equinoctial
On Friday, the 17th, and on every evening since
when I have observed the comet, the zodiacal
been displayed in the most striking and per-
fectly characteristic manner, and indeed with a brilliancy
which I should certainly be disposed to regard as a proof of
the opinion generally entertained of its varying from season to
season in intensity, were it not for the habitual and exceeding
purity of the atmosphere in this favoured corner of our island,
which is altogether free from smoke, and most commonly so
from haze, and (in the absence of actual cloud,) quite upon a
par (so far as a three years' residence will enable me to judge)
with that of any region I have visited. I have myself
'ccasion, distinctly seen the head with its so-called
'z- 'ilso I could not be deceived. The teles-

points.
that time,

light has also

was only

~e lens for an'eyepiece, and magnifying
ower of about 12 or 13, held in the hand. With this 1
long search, near a star which (misled
nagnitude ascribed to " Eridani" in
d to be that star, but which, on con-
I now consider to have been

veral tionesilaying aside the telescope
e tail, as often returned to it, having

ing out the luggage, he suddenly heard a kind of stifled cry,
as of " Help.l help ! help!" "-Fearing that some accident
hod happon.ad to hic fsarp, h. innined nvpr the, gate mod
ceeded to the water's edge, but all was silent, the darkness
preventing Ills seeing anything. The man then called for
assistance, but they could not recover the body. It is sup-
posed that the deceased had stepped from the pier to the
lighter, but, not knowing the locality or extent of the lighter,
had walked into the river. On his carpet bag was a card, on
which was written, "B. Ferrand, Esq." It has been since
discovered that the unfortunate gentleman is brother to Mr.
Ferrand, the member for Knaresborough.

DARING BURGLARY.—On Tuesday week a most exten-
sive burglary was committed about a mile from Worcester,
at the house of Major Williams, a county magistrate. A
little before one o'clock on that morning the domestics were
disturbed by a noise of some persons breaking into the house,
upon which one of the girls (there were only two female ser-
vants in the house) opened her bedroom window to call for
assistance, but was immediately assailed from without by a
shower of dirt thrown in her face by one of the party who
had stationed himself outside ; and almost immediately af-
terwards two fellows entered the bedroom with a light. A
third, with a gun in his hand, was also about to enter the
chamber, when the others intimated that they did not want
him, and he accordingly withdrew. The women were of
course much alarmed, and their fears were not lessened by
the ruffians ordering them to lie on their faces while they
tied their feet and arms, and telling them they would he
murdered if they should give any alarm. Having bound their
feet and wrists tightly with string, the burglars demanded of
them their money, and the poor women, overcome with ter-
ror, at once disclosed to them where they would find all the
money which they possessed, which amounted to between
£2 and £3. One of the fellows persisted that they had more
money, but the servants declared this was all they had,
whereupon another of the party said, " Well, leave 'em
alone; I dare say this is all they've got," and they then de-
sisted from their threats, and proceeded to Major IVilliams's
bedroom. After tying his limbs in the same manner as they

g it again. But now comes

be consecrated by the

construction of char

the establisl

COUNISH ENGINES

ON THE IST OY APRIL, 1842,

(From the United Service Journal.)

root of

[Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which
the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed.]

Ist Life Guards—Hyde Park
2nd Ditto—Windsor
Royal H. Guards—Regent's Park
Ist Dragn Gds.—Canada; York
2d—Nottingham
3d—Birmingham
4th—Dublin
sth—Dublin
6th—Glasgow
7th—On march to Woolwich.
Ist Dragoons—Manchester
2d—Exeter
3d—Bengal ; Maidstone
4th—Brighton
6th—Edinburgh
7th Hussars—Canterbury.
Bth—Hounslow
gth Lancers—Bengal ; Maidst.
10th Hussars—Ballincollig
11th Hussars, York
12th Lancers— Dundalk
13th Light Dragoons—lpswich
14th—Bombay; Maidstone
15th Hussars—Madras; M'stone
16th Lancers—Bengal; M'stone
17th Lancers—Leeds
Grenadier Guards (Ist batt.)
St. George's Barracks.
(2d batt.)—St. John's Wood.
(3d batt.)—Tower
Coldstream Guards—(lst batt.)

4- the appearanc

PRICES OF SHARES, APRIL 6.
Prices within the last seven days. This days
RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Prices.
Bolton and Preston
Birmingham and Gloucester
Ditto quarter
Birmingham and Derby lOO .... 00 0 .
Bristol and Exeter 7O .... 00 0
Birkenhead and Chester
Ditto half
Ditto, new, issued at .4.33c1is 3 .... 38 6
Dublin and Drogheda
Eastern Counties
.... 9150.• . 10 0 0
Ditto new Shares'.... 86 3 000
Ditto, unregistered B6 8 11 15 0
Ditto, Debentures
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Ditto new shares 7 10.. 10 0 0
Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 20 paid 0 0 0
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 0 0 0
Half Shares
Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 50 paid 0 0
Greenock, and Ayr
Grand Junction lOO .... 203 10 0
Ditto half shares 5O .... 101 10 0
Quarter 25 . • 50 12 6
New ditto lO ..., 35 15 0
Great Western 65 ...• 94 0 0 ex. 94 15 0
Ditto new shares 5O .... 00 0
Ditto Fifth Shares
Great North of England
Hull and Selby • 5O paid 0 0 o
Lancaster and Preston .. : 47 10 0 32 5 0
Ditto Junction, new 2l 2 6
Leicester and Swannington 5O .... 00 0
Leeds and Selby lOO .... 0 0 0
Liverpool and Manchester lOO 00 0
Ditto quarter shares
Ditto half shares
London and Birmingham 100 .... 213 0 0 ....
Ditto new quarter shares
Ditto old shares
Ditto
London & Brighton. 5O . 35 10 0
Ditto new
London and South Western
0
Ditto, 10th shares
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
Manchester and Birmingham 4O .... 0 0 0 ....
Ditto and Ditto Extension „ 7 0 0 0
Manchester and Leeds 7O •• -• 80 0 0 ex•
Ditto half shares 3l .17 6 35 0 0 ex.
Ditto quarter shales 2 6 510 0 ex.
Midland Counties lOO . 63 10 0 ex.
Ditto, quarter
0 0 0 1-sth Shares
Norch Midland
New North Midland... 68 10 0 . .
0 0 0 ex
One-third Shares

The next night

by far the lar

Newtonian reflector of six

now in pro
y, Hayle ;

39th—Bengal ; Chatham.
40th Foot—Bombay; Chatham
41st—Madras ; Chatham
42d—Malta ; Isle of Wight
43d—Canada; Enniskillen
44th—Bengal; Deal
4,501,--Cork
46th=Barbadoes ; Athlone
avi.--antiena Boyle
48th—Gibraltar; Guernsey
49th—China; Chatham
50th—Bengal; Chatham
51st—N. South Wales; Canterb.
52d—New Brunswick ; Athlone
53d—Edinburgh
54th—Belfast
55th—China; Chatham
56th—Birr
57th—Madras ; Chatham
58th—Chatham
59th—Trinidad; Jersey
60th (Ist battalon.)— Manchester
(2d batt.)—Jamaica ; Newry
61st—Newcastle- on
62d—Bengal ; Chatham
63d—Madras ; Chatham
64th—Halifax ; Tralee
65th—Manchester
66th—Glasgow
67th—Plymouth
68th--Canada; Perth
69th—Dublin
70th—Canada; Waterford
71st—Canada; Isle of Wight
72d—Bolton
73d—Newport
74th—Canada; Cashel
75th—C. of G. Hope; Chatham
76th—Ferm oy.
77th—Jamaica; Tilbury Fort
78th—Bombay; Chatham
79th—Gibraltar ; Aberdeen
80th—N. S. Wales; Canterbury.
81st—Barbadoes ; Athlone
82d—Jamaica; Castlebar
83d—Canada ; Armagh
841h—Madras ; Chatham
85th—Canada ; Naas
86th—Bombay ; Chatham
87th—Mauritius; Paisley
88th—Malta; Stirling.
89th—Canada; Naas
90th—Ceylon ; Dublin
91st—Cape & St. Helena ; I.W.
92d—Barbadoes ; Dundee
93d—Canada; Carlisle
94th—Bombay ' • Canterbury
95th—Ceylon ; Sheerness
96th—N.S. Wales ; Canterbury
97th—Corfu; Isle of Wight
98th—China ; Gosport
99th—N. S. Wales ; Chatham
Rifle Brigade (Ist batt)—Malta
(2d batt.)—Haiifax. N.S.
Ist W. Ind. Regt.—Demerara,
2nd—Jamaica
3d—Sierra Leone
Ceylon Rifles—Ceylon
Cape Mounted Riflemen—Cape
of Good Hope.
R. Canadian Rifle Reg.—Canada
Royal Newfd. Veteran Company

North Union
Newcastle and Carlisle
Ditto quarter shares
Ulster
Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre ....
Newcastle and Darlington June
South Eastern and D0ver.....,
New shares
York and North Midland 5O Paid
Half Shares l5
BANKS.
Bank of Liverpool £l2 1 os paid
- Borough Bank lO
- Commercial of Liverpool 10
- Commercial of England. 5
- East of England lO
- of Manchester lO
- M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 20

18 12 6

22 5 0 ex. 22 5 0
0 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
27 17 6
3 12 0
O 0 0
25 17 6
26 5 0
O 0 0
O 0 0

Windsor.
(2d battt) Portman-st. Barracks
Scotch Fusileer Grds—(lst batt)
Wellington Barracks.
(2d hatt.)—Winchester
Ist Foot (Ist batt.)—Gibraltar
(2d batt.)—Canada; Kinsale.
2d Foot—Bombay ; Chatham
3d—Bengal ; Chatham
4th—Madras; Chatham
sth—Gibraltar ; Cork.
6th—Portsmeuth
7th—Gibraltar ; Brecon.
Bth—Dublin
9th—Bengal ; Chatham
10th—Bengal; Sheerness
11th—Weedon.
12th—Mauritius; Isle of Wight.
13th—Bengal ; Chatham
14th—Canada; Londonderry
15th—Chester
16th—Portsmouth
17th—Aden ; Chatham
18th—China ; Chatham
lgth—Corfu ; Dover
20th—Bermuda ; Isle of Wight
21st—Bengal ; Canterbury
22d—Bombay; Chatham
23d—Canada; Isle of Wight
24th—Devenport
25th—Madras
26th—China ; Chatham
27th—C. Good Hope ; Mullingar
28th—Bombay; Chatham
29th—Bengal ; Chatham
30th—Halifax; Galway
31st—Bengal; Chatham
32d—Leeds
33d—St. Vincent; Waterford
34th—Northampton
35th—Mauritius; Cloumel
36th—Limefiek
37th—Dublin
:36th—Corfu; Hull

FARMING IN AFFGHANISTAN.—On the prices of farm-
ing and labour in Kohistan I gathered the following particu-
lars :—A landlord who farms his estate is understood to pay
one-third of the total produce for sowing, rearing, and reap-
ing. The state takes a third, and the remaining third falls
to the proprietor. In this case, however, he furnishes the
seed, and water for irrigation. If the proprietor also furnish
cattle, and all the materials, &c. which are required, the la-
bourers then receive only one-sixth for their trouble. It is
not usual to hire daily labourers, but when a plough, two
men, and a pair of oxen are so employed,
the wages are half
a-khan rupee, or three-eights of a company's rupee, per
diem. Affghanistan is a cheaper country than Persia, for
grain is more abundant. Wheat yields from ten to sixteen
fold, seldom more than fifteen ;
rice gives sixteen or
eighteen ; jurawee as much as fifty fold. The best soil in the
district of Cabool is at Deh Affghanee, a village in the
suburbs, where a jureeb of land, or half an English acre, pro-
duces a rent of ten tomauns, or 200 rupees,
and yield, be-
sides the profits of the proprietor, a revenue as high as forty
rupees to government; but this is ground on which vege-
tables are reared, the sale of which is highly advantageous,
for the Affghans preserve cabbages, carrots, and turnips, as
we do potatoes, placing them on the ground, with a little
earth over them, and leaves, so
till April,—Burnes's Cabool. that they are thus kept fresh i

rood

lucleus
id the

the pis

y hous

I could not find it,

Northern and Central .. 10
North and South Wales.. 10

Royal of Liverpool,

rod, which was torged last week, is 111 met ii
diameter in the middle, and 16 inches in the co

3 tuns 16 cwt. It will work in an 80-inch cylinder, wbl
will stand in the middle of another cylinder of 14 inch

diameter ! a measurement
It is it

Soith Lancashire
Albion
Liverpool Union
Liverpool Banking Co lO ....
___.. . _

I some idea of

nay aff
for drainin,,

20 2 6
O 0 o
16 0 0
O 0 0
O o 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
6 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0

- Wilts and Dorset - 7 10s.
GAS, WATER WORKS, &c.
Exchange Buildings
L'pool and Harrington Water l Stock ..
Works
Bootle Ditto
I.'poo Gas Light Company,
(Original Stock) 100
Ditto new Shares.... 100
L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .4100
Ditto new shares.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES
M'chester Assurance Company. 10 ....
Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s.
Ocean Assurance
Liverpool Marine Assurance }lO paid 0 0 0
Company
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c.
Leeds and Liverpool Canal... • 0•• • • 0 0 0
Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 58. 0 0 0
Rock Ferry
Steam Tug Company lO ... 0 0 0
Harrington Docks 100 .... 0 0 oex
Apothecaries' Company
Asphalt° (Liverpool) ...........2 .... 0 0 :
2 0 0 0 „.,
* Cum, Dividend. .

0 0 0

Newfoundland
Royal Malta Fencibles—Malta
St, Helena Regt,— St, Helena,

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

O 0 0
O 0 0
201 0 0

0 0 0
2 4 6
0 0 0

27 12 6
3 13 0

25 17 6

PAATNERsHIP3 DissOLVtii,
T. gearsley and T. H. Kearsldy, Liverpool, cottchl-bitker—f.
Whittle, J. Hampson, and R, Shepherd, Faringdon, Lancashire•
drapers—J. D. Stibbard and W. H, Daily. George-lane, City, Lon-
don, ship-agents—T. Ramsden and W. Walsh, Hockley. Warwick-
shire, colour•manufactuiers—lt. Harper and J. H. Harper, Conduit-
street, Westbourne-terrace, Paddington, London, chemists..-H•
Heathoru and C. H. M. De Mages, George-yard, Lombard-street•
London, bottled ale merchants—J. Mirchell and G. Mitchell,
Uxbridge-street. Newington-causeway, London, charcoal-burners
—W. Humphries and W. Richardson, Lawrence-street, Chelsea,
coffee-housekeepers.
_

BANKRUPTS.
John Evans, Liverpool. coal-dealer, April 20, at one, May l
at eleven, at the District Court, Ltverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Gaskell,
Wigan ; and Messrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row, Loudon; obi'
cial assignee, Mr. Follett, Liverpool.
Henry Wood, Fleet-street, London, bookseller.

William Burton, Cambridge, draper.
John II uttou, Ringwood, Southampton, draper.
John Robert Hitchcock, New Sarum, Wiltshire, hosisr.
John Nye, Bridge-house-place, Southwark. London, surgical-
instrument manufacturer.
John Howe, Sheffield, table knife-manufacturer.

Henry Morris, Stourbridge, Worcester, grocer.
Edmund Wheeler, Birmingham, corn.dealer.
Thomas Eareley, Newcastle-unde-Lyme, hat-manufacturer
James Ingham, Kearsley, Lancashire, victualler.
Joseph Travell, Sheffield, tailor.

George Ratcliffe, Sheffield, fender-manufacturer.
Thomas Brook, Longwood, Yorkshire, woollen cloth-merchant
John Eyre Pearson. Sheffield, wine-merbhant.

DIVIDENDS

April 28, C. Evans, Whitechapel-road, London, potato-dealer—
April 21, B. Vanderplank;and S. Vanderplank, Saville-row, Burling-
ton-gardens, London, woollen-drapers—April 28, W. Keane,
Belgrave-place, Walworth-road, London, tailor—April 25. F.
Carey, Nottingham, hatter—April 27, B. B. Cross, Woodstock.
Oxfordshire, glover—April 25, G. Bugg, Exmouth-street, Clerken-
well, carpenter—April 27, W. Woods, sen., and W. Woods. jun..
Newgate-street, London, general hardwareman—April 27, G. Gib-
son, Ratcliff-highway, London, upholsterer—April 28, W. Hutchins.
Whitechapel-road, London, linendraper—April 28, F. Burkhart,
Clifford-street, Bond-street, London, tailor—April 25, E. Oakley
and J. Wise, Poole, corn-dealers—April 27, E. Frankland, Reading.
innkeeper—April 28, T. Fraser, Brook-street, Bond. street, ltaliau-
warehouseman—April 25, T. G. Martin, Great Winchester-street.
Old Bond-street, City, London, wine-merchant—April 25, J. R.
Withers, Bristol, linen-draper—April 25, J. Maddock and R.
Maddock, Rosemary-lane, London, Timber-merchahts—April 25.
W. Eccles and J. Stalman, Hatton-garden, London, tailors—APlA
25, J. Cameron, T. Johnson, and W. Bevern, Henrietta-street,
Westminster, London, tailors—April 25 H. J. Doubleday, Minories,
oilman—May 11, W. Beastall, Nottingham, draper—April 28, G.
Cobb, Nottingham, licensed victualler—May 3, M. Duncan. New-
port, Monmouthshire, linendraper—April 28, W. Carr and .1. C.
Carr, Sunderland, merchants—April 27, R. Drewry, Penrith,
Cumberland, banker, April 28, J. Cook, Sunderland near the Sea,
banker—April t,6, T. Simpson, Gateshead, Durham, painter—Aril
28, T. Evans, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire, draper—April 27, R.
Warren, Liverpool, druggist—April 28, G. Souter, Birmingham.
japanner—April 28, G. J. Green, Birmingham, glass-manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the

day of meeting.
April 28, R. Warren, Liverpool, druggist—April 25, E. Evers%
Liverpool, coal merchant—April 26, A. Birks, Manchester, linen
draper—May 1, R. Holding, Blackburn, Lancashire, coal-merchant

—April 29, G. Thompson and E. Cresswell, Manchester, solicitors—
April 25, A. Hay, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London.
coach-maker—April 25, J. Midlane, jun., Brading, Isle of Wight,
ironmonger—April 25, J. Bickering, Pedford, upholsterer.

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S

LONDON & LIVERPOOL,

Jamaica
Leeward Isl. Dem & Berbice.
Honduras
Havana
New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Canada
British North America
Newfouncuand
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, &c
Oporto

Outward

25s Od@ 30 0
20 0 0 0
40 0 0 0
35 0 40 0
40 0 0 0
30 0 0 0
40 0 0 0

0 0,- 0 0

0 0 -- 0 0
25 0 -- 30 0
35 0-40 0
35• 0 -- 40 0
50 0 -- 0 0
35. 0 -- 40 0
40 0 -- SO 0
40 0 -- 50 0
30 0
15 0-17 6
50 o 60 o
17 6 -- 20 0
30 0 -- 0 0
17 6-20 0
15 0 -- 20 0

30s Od
20 0-- °
40 0-50 •
40 0 5°
0 °
20 0
20 0 -
40 0 °

0 0 - • •

0 0 °
25 0-30
30 0 -
35 0 40
105 0 - 0
35 0 -4o
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105 0 --
17 6-
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17 6 -
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0
17 6-20
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30 0 -‘
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17 6- 2

BIRTH.
On the sth instant, at Duke-street, Edge-hill, the lady of TI '
LUNDIE, Esq., of a son.

• MARRIED.
On the the 27th ultimo, at Manchester, Mr. ABRAM FORT,
merchant, of this town, to Miss. GILL, of the former place. of
On the 28th ultimo, Mr. JOHN TILLEY, working jeweller.o_
Bristol, to Miss ANNA CORBETT, of the Derby Arms, Titheb'm
street.
On the 3rd instant, at Trinity Church, Southport, Mr. 1— 0,
GARSIDE to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. SALTHOO
Southport.
80/'
Same day, at Little Portland-street Chapel, London, the
SAMUEL WOOD, 8.A., second son of Ottiwell Wood, EsVpo
this town, to ELIZABETH, only dauglfter of the late JOS
STANLEY, Esq., of Birmingham.

BE4p,
aged
On the 22nd of September, 27 years, Mr. WILL„,01)1011e-
HUGHES, surgeon, late of Lima, South America. This _g:'o,lo,
man was wrecked, in company with the writer of this na,,„,, 0,
wthreiteSrop(hji.apP.avitei,ilioafmLs)ond ,on her passage from the "'ill'.
Islands, calling at Kiapata, ' Sydney, New South Waleti, ilia;
upwards of twelve months,ha had en
ehtsinsteimveartaellytiameqesuahineaterdd 1;1'111'm01ft
that his mother and one or two sisters resided in London, and WS
he was known at the different hospitals, which he had served:oos,
friends may hear more concerning him by applying to J.P. V"
„es
55, Mount-pleasant, in this town. tal, On the 28th of November last, at Benin, Africa, JOHN, r-toorn,
son of JOHN ARNOLD, bookseller and stationer, in this , ,
aged 23 years, deeply lamamented by his relations and frierlttierli
On the Bth of January, at Sierra Leone, Captain DICK, f°1"" of Nova Scotia, in this town.
; W°lSc
On the 23rd of February, at Rixton, near 'Warrington, -11
year, the Rev. Dr. MARCH. 00
On the 27th of February, at Toronto, Canada. aged 2.1.): veil
COCKBURN. The death of this amiable young lady w" pi ".
sudden, being occasioned by over exertion while waltzing
ball room.
113 tlii.4;
On the 16th ultimo, at his son's residence, Beau.stree-r , rola
town, SAMUEL YOXON, aged 68 years, late of ~tanneY4 se-
Cheshire, sincerely regretted by his surrounding relatives a"
quaintances.
pikr
On the 17th ultimo, at London, aged 84, JOHN HULLS
M.D., of Poulton.
,'
lit'
On the 21st ultimo, at Moorhey, near Todmorden, aged °,
JOHN HOWARD, 14S"
~,
Same day, at Ingouville, near Havre, Major MADDOcx JO
late of the Royal Denbigh Militia, Pen-y-bryn, Roabon.
A.wou'''
On the 24th ultimo, at the residence of her son, Burton' Or
aged 82, Mrs. LYNCH THOMAS, late of Barbados. A
6,A
On the 26th ultimo, at Stanley-terrace, Old Swan, age" - 11'
wife of Mr. JOHN JONES. 0
,the'
On the 27th altimo, at Eridge Castle, near Tunbridge, .og
~,,
NEVILL, Earl of Abergavenny, in the l,llth year of his ag„e, .10;.•
deceased is succeeded by his third and only surviving sO",041 '
Viscount Nevill, now in his 54th year, in holy orders, y,,4
married.
C ftL
O Same day, at Rosslyn-house, Hampstead, General Sir woileel.'
COLVILLE, uncle of Lord Colville, Colonel of the sth '
G.C.B. and G.C.H. in his 73rd year.
106'
Same day, aged 26, ALICE, youngest daughter of of
15, ,
JONES, Oxford-street, Abercromby-square.
14 On the 28th ultimo, at Stonydale, in this county, aged OA,
eldest daughter of GEORGE BIRCH. Esq.
Same day in Rodney-street, in the 76th year of her age' I;ter of
widow of ROBERT WARD, Esq. ng*
On the Ist instant, aged two years, ELLEN, twin cla p-
Mr. GEORGE BENSON, pilot, Burlington-street. of r,,
Same day, RICHARD LAMPRELL, the infant 500:',„estl'igf,
TAYLOR, cabinet-maker, Great Homer-street, aged r.w.Viats -
On the 2nd instant, ALICE, youngest daughter of ' s4'
Of
JAMES WALMSLEY, aged 6 years, ~r _
o
On the 3rd instant, FRANCES ANNE, infant dauga‘` grf,
REAE, Esq.,
a Shaw-street, Everton. Pll' r,
ade o
YesDterday, t her residence, Wavertree, very s •
PEARSON, aged 62 years.
Same day, of water on the brain, at his grandiv, atneargetlif
' I°_, i
Nolan's, 23, Sir Thomas's-buildings, JOHN R1DI•e•
oor ir.
years and five months. , profe Same clay, aged 50, Mr. GEORGE THOMSON,
_......,,,
music, Bedford-street North.

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