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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

get some mor

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im. IVIy wif
passed.

vas plenty _
and her n present ant
He then left my house, and said he was
William Bland's, near the barracks, _
- -.me back with Bland to my how,.
eot to Miss Goddard's I

and in about I

e all set off direct!
house Samuel Bonsai
the building (a utac

Vhen we

r pars of

amber and

Samuel Bone

d Bonsall through tt
nor. It Was bolted
One of the ladies I
up._
_Samuel Rnn.ni

We let )31a

Roden

a and bo

used the lady that w

y striking her with a

got from the house-plat.
escape from him and ran up stairs. He h.
She had locked the door. He prised the door opt
mantled her money.
I was then at the top of the s,
Bland was at the bottom. She gave Bonsai! two soy
and some silver. Bonsai! struck a light with a Lucifer
and I saw the sovereigns and silver in his hand. Bc
iced her if that was all the money she had, and said it
not find more he would cut her throat, and at the st
drew a knife out of his pocket, a buckhaft one with
w pointed blade. I told Bonsall not to do any murde
) come out of the room. He tL shut th
Bonsai! then
with a crowbar opposite
r with the lady in.
43 3g it open
was a lady in bed. I beard her sit, hch,, ...
then ran towards her, and knocked her brains out with the
I saw Bonsallgive her the blow. He had a crow-
`,and and aandle in the otha,

I came and
entered a
the one he

irsting

crowbar.

bar in one

net rec. 5,........_.!v0r at the time
ust putting she was struck,
nd she fell on the floor. We then quitted the house alto-
”. Bonsall took some calico and linen, and put them
to a bag which be had brought from his own house. The
-,ould hold about four strike. We saw no more of
the
' Bland was about three yards from m
'lce not so far again from Bonsall Whaenndhel
We did not meet anybody either
,rder was committed between twrvieng or
d
Bonsall, when he heard of the murderai
,rday night, told' me that he
aim) and linen. I went home with Bonsall
..er. We got there between four and Ave o'clock
Aing. Bonsall 's wife was sitting up. I stopped
Bonsall's about ten minutes, and then went home. I had

)ab
Aber lady

struck the blov
Ti
ck at

turning

nw made public on the Satu

ild bur

share of the mone.

14s. fa
Othe

fence was then adduced which incontestibly
ilt of the prisoners, and the jury found them all

them the awft

death, and they

MONDAY, 31AELCH 30.

YORK,

BOOTH

aunt Felix Booth, for sending a
-:".• to accuse him of an in-

JU. a.a+ present at toe me
wed her.
,•I tery on the 23d J

ill around magi

the diff

our conversation to turn on tl
ter of the Divine dispensation

are and its
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

_.,;ELLoa. of the EXCHEQUER repnea Lru
We securities could not be arranged with refe
--- rate in the market.

luctuating and temporar
house having formed itself into a comm

a on the hig

)r the commissariat raised

and Mr. Williams objec

establishments

acing urge

f the vote
reply to Mr. Williams

nanner in wnich

as no wond

forward, tna
at had taken '

e by surprise

which they had lo

ded universal acquiescence,
after some further busine

adjo.urned

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY

AGLE gave notice

I BROUGHAM called the

of two p,

cne extravagant scale of
Sir R. Peel

Other mem-

tingencies on account of not havir

1-enabled to

it on Tuesday next he
rns relative to tne importation of cotton
e should call attention to the -c
se articles

attention of their lordships
I had appeared relative to Lord Lynedoe
nature. for the I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

3, tied t

ay penknifi

staanzer in a strange land, n

ght-:—little I

ilmost private road, and the lifeless
ring by my side. The concentrated

jve mina

orseback approa

)ne of them li

Bonin

at to ao, nor to which hand to t

uman hab:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

PERU, 1746

Peru was visited on the 28th of October, 1746, by an
earthquake, which is declared to have been more tremen-
dous and extensive than that of Lisbon in 1755. In the
first twenty-four hours two hundred shocks were experienced.
The ocean twice retired and returned impetuously upon the
land ; Lima was destroyed, and part of the coast near
Callao was converted into a bay ; four other harbours,
among which were Cavalla and Guanape, shared the same
fate. There were twenty-three ships and vessels, great and
small, in the harbour of Callao, of which nineteen were
sunk, and the other four, among which was a frigate called
St. Firmin, were carried by the force of the waves to a great
distance up the country. The number of the inhabitants 10
this city amounted to four thousand. Two hundred only
escaped, twenty-two of whom were saved on a small frag-
ment of the fort of Vera Cruz, which remained as the only
memorial of the site of the town after this dreadful inunda-
tion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

arch at Stcke Ro

a chapel iit Redd

of Rowley Regis, Staffordshire; e

the chur

•Ch of T

church at Halstead, Essex'

in the parish

dgewate

Somerset

gallery in the chu

bury: Yorkshire
parish of Prescot, Lanca
parish of Runcorn, C

g the chapel
; rebuildir,

wall, in ti
rebuilding galleri.

_ the church at Sheepsu,
shire; for enlarging galleries in the church at Bury, Sui.
rebuilding a church at Ditton's Marsh, in the parish of W
bury, Wiltshire; building a church at Macclesfield,
parish of Prestbury, Cheshire; enlarging by rebuilding the
church at Brosdy, Salop; being together 15 grants of money
to districts, the population of which amounts to nearly 115,000
persons, for whom church accommodation is now provided to
the extent of nearly 29,000 sittings, of which 6,082 are free
and r-

.ad, Leice

ppropriated : and with the assistance of this society,
6,203 sittings will speedily be added ; of these 4,407 will be
free in perpetuity. One of these parishes contaim
sons, with church room for not
t nu&

a popula-
more than

ion of 56,000 r

12,300 persons of t
lation of 11,000 persons ea(

Three parishes with a pcpu-

have respectively only church

room for 2,480,

2,093, and 1,504 persons; one with 7,585
accommodation for 1,250 ; another with

inhabitants

person

ous destitution

can as

,rge upon to exc

s for the temporal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

ct which it was supposed the F
l'fe than

mmenced, could afterwar

g in a lug

s born wouid be sec,
i was answered. Bi

suspicion so strong, as

at length fell upon the prisoner, and

confessed his g

sanity, and it was

howev

.ely from epileps

ads of the jury, fully m

t of Guilt'

ime to consider of the judgme

MONDAY, MA &CI

:nt which he

Mr. Justice Erskine and a Special Jury

Iper, Jo
her wits

Williani Ell

and Jo.

Drnmission, and who,

was transported
ereforP rlirl not

This is an indictment

cutor w

Icem ber
the pre:

alleged

dutor, till
this lette

The ch

this char;

assistanc

and ther

soner had

up in bu
ated app

I be injuria

then went on

and conclud

I bad said.
which is d

and reading
to show th

,ffence was

inquiry for

f they foun

te to tE

with his relation to the

at Mr. G

1.1 ; that

ur mot

ould be

charge as soon as it was put m a shape of w
take cognizance, and came forward firmly

beyond

sation, under the horrors of which many an innocent
had sunk. His statements would be repeated by other
nesses. The allegation that an attempt bad been ma
buy off the prisoner would he utterly disproved, and it v
be then for the jury, under all the circumstances of the
to come to a conclusion on the evidence.
Sir Felix Booth was then examined at considerable le

INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR BUILDING J
LS

FATT.A

NG CHURC

) CHA

Monday last a r

their chambers in St. 11

receive the reports of t

Lord Bishc

Salisbury, Bangor,
Lord Kenyon, T. D
deacon Lonsdale, Di

Hereford

s Bishop of I

ris, J. W. Bow

Len, N. COrino

, Chester
M,P., the

Salt, -Benjamin I

rison, Esqr

After the 'seCr

committees, the general (

and finally -t
for the followi

Cambrid

Snaith, Yor

in the parish of I

of St. Martin

1842. In 7,8

above slat

His lordship

believed b
Iso lay vo

have unde

or to justify th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

By Messrs. CRISP and HEALEY,

On WEDNESDAY next, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises, No. 34, Sevmour=street,
THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FUR-19TURE, &c. of
/
a Lady removing into the country ; '
Comprising handsome Secretaire and B kcase, Circular
Loo and Pembroke Tables, Set of Vi ng-room Chairs,
Sofas, handsome Sideboard, Crimson If ask Window Cur-
tains, with Gilt Cornice for large w dow, Four-post and
Camp Bedsteads, Chests of Drawe , Dinner Service of
Blue Chinaware, Glass, and other Articles.
To be viewed on the morning of sale. Catalogues may be
had on the Premises, and at Messrs. CRISP and HEALEY'S,
20, Slater-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

f blame v

on the govern
done by Lord

tended that they were e

pursued and til

far as related to military seem
treaty of Lord Ashburton m'
should have derived under t
Netherland-

and with rest
The K

equally ad vantag

to Americ

three-fifths of

fifths to Engl

twelfths to

respect

negotiatic
had been
had no rb

point out th

Dt censur

Mr. MAcAuLAy C
between Lord Ashbur
cated

caressing

former unworthy of ii

y of this country.
,n ratified in Lond

an abandon

far from bl'

Tanks for the cou

iat course

ter advant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

eALLANEOI

21st install'

ion is going on in L6ndon for the relie
ike at Guadaloupe.

le eartl:

Tuckett passed I

Captain Harvey Garnett Phipj
examination as a bankrupt on Monday

ais final

The manor•of Cheltenham Las been purchased from Lord
Sherburne, by J. A. Gardner, Esq. for £39,000.
COLERAINE ELECTION.—The petition apinst Dr. Boyd
has been abandon&
On Friday last -ars' old, was

boy about four and a half y
entangled

killed by becomin

some cog-wheel
Manchester

ks o-f
Mr

Armstrong

stonemason,

The addition of a pint of peas daily, to the usual run of
Pasture, has been found an economical and effectual mode of

fattening sheep

Miss Phillips has given the munificient donation of £lO,OOO
to the Welsh Society of Ancient Britons, which supports up-
wards of two hundred orphans.

_, says, " We have here
—Marquis of Normanby,
•'• John Hobhouse."

A letter from Naples, dated March

just now a group of ex-innaister
Lord Lichfield, Lord G 1

ielg, and 5.

A deputation of "eloel
Right. Hon. W. E
the Board of Trad

kers had an interview with the
londay, at the office' of

Gladstone, on

No less than 85 insolvents are to be heard at the Court-
house, Cork, on the 3d of April. Out of this number, 34
are set down as farmers, and one as " farmer and dancing-

master

Mr. Burgess, late commissioner of police in this borough,
has been appointed by Sir E. Wilmot, the Governor of Van
Dieman's Land, to an official situation in that colony.—
Birmingham Gazelle.

The United Service Gazette states • that a serious misun-
derstanding has arisen between Vice Admiral Sir W. Parker
and Rear-Admiral Sir T. Cochrane. The authority is a pri-
vate letter from Hong Kong.

A gentleman of the name of Shea was shot at on Sunday
last near the town of Kilkenny, whilst driving to church in
an open car. Mr. Shea was not wounded, though his hat was
riddled with balls.

The commission nominated to examine the ministerial pro-
ject for abolishing the beet root sugar manufactories in
France, have come to a final decision adverse to the minis-
terial project.

The Bishop of Down and Connor will be the fourth prelate,
at least, who, after having become a patron of the Cambridge
Camden Society, has found it necessary to withdraw his

countenance from that Institution.
There has been a heavy shower of ashes in Missouri, and
a lighter one near New York. These are supposed to be the
ashes of burnt prairies, or of far-off volcanoes (perhaps in the
Andes), carried thither by the late furious storms.

DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.
among cattle, so general and
fectually cured by

-It is said, that the disease
.ejudicial recently, may be ef-
limbs in warm water—warm

bathing th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

en &air.

ON SALE, I
The Barque A U G TA,
In the Brunswick eck.
599 tons new, and 512 tons old) easurement.
Length
Breadth 27 feet.
Depth
Built at St. John, New Brunswick, and has only made one
passage ; her hull is composed of the very best materials,
and thoroughly copper-fastened; her rigging and outfits are
ample, and of the best Liverpool manufacture. She has a
poop and forecastle, is a good model, and carries a large
cargo on an easy draft of water.—Apply to Messrs. BOYSON
and HOYER, London ; or here, to
RANKIN, GILMOUR, and Co.

TO AGRICULTURISTS
ON SALE,

SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, in. Bags, prepared for use.
J. ASTON,
6, Blackstock-s eet. Liverpool.
GUANO and BONE MAN RES.
No CHARGE FOR BAGS OR PACKAGES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

EARTHQUAKES ABROAD

It is almost impossible to enumerate these various occur-
rences, but the following are probably the most calamitous
and destructive, and compared with the fearful effects of
these subterranean convulsions in the volcanic regions of
the earth, the tremors in our own neighbourhood appear of
trifling importance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

I would scrupulously avoid giving any real gr

ge us
td with a w

ssination, a

the mu:

deeds of violen,

It is ui

encouraging
to excite

'et these are

truth ; it

was the act of a bitter enemy, not of an honest friend

real friend would have given counsel in private, rather than
have denounced us from the floor of parliament."
_ _

The no

lord rejoins—

Dear Mi. Bright—

—I wonder at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

. -
651 have been received, and 583
1842. We have rec

med 4,695 ; and of the
1,347 confirmed, during
tricls, as will be seen fr

charges to

be hereaft,

confirmed agreements or confirmed
our possession voluntary agreements
as yet unconfirmed, will

y trawl

paid have been finally eslablis,

d drafts of a

include 876 additional-tithe dis-

The propo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

Ntottrantr gottrts.

YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.—Established 1824.

Parties having Annual Policies falling due on the 25th of
March, are respectfully informed that theyi.ibould renew the
same within fifteen days from that date.
AGENTS: _
LATHAM HANMER, Jun.' t 1, Dale-street.
FREDERICK LAPAGE,
JOHN ATKINSON, 25, North John-street.
NATHAN LITHERLAND, 12, Exchange-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

en &air.

ON SALE,
The Barque AUGUSTA,
In the Brunswick Dock.
vai: •
Length 122 3-10ths feet.
Breadth. .
Depth
Built at St. John, New Brunswick, and has only made one
passage ; her hull is composed of the very best materials,
and thoroughly copper-fastened; her rigging and outfits are
ample, and of the best Liverpool manufacture. She has a
poop and forecastle, is a good model, and carries a large
cargo on an easy draft of water.—Apply to Messrs. BOY SON
and HOYER, London ; or here, to
RANKIN, GILMOUR, and Co.

TO AGRICULTURISTS
ON SALE,

SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, in Bags, prepared for use.
J. ASHTON,
6, Blackstock-street, Liverpool.
GUANO and BONE MANURES.
No CHARGE FOR BAGS OR PACKAGES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

bpi Rottrts.

IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Bill is now
111 pending in the House of Commons, intituled, " A Bill
to Alter and Amend certain provisions of the Acts relating to
the Docks and Harbour of Liverpool?" And that by such
Bill it is proposed to repeal and amend so much an; such
parts of the said Acts, passed, respectively, in the eighth
year of the reign of Queen Anne, the third year of the reign
of King George the First, the eleventh year of the reign of
King George the Second, the second, twenty-fifth, thirty-
ninth, fifty-first, fifty-third, and fifty-ninth years of the reign
of King George the Third, respectively, the sixth and the ninth
years of the reign of Kin,, George the Fourth, respectively,
the session of the eleventh year of the said last-mentioned
reign, and of the first year of the reign of King William the
Fourth, and in the fourth year of the reign of her present
Majesty, or of such of the said Acts as relate in any manner
to the mode of ascertaining the tonnage and admeasurement
of vessels liable to the payment of tonnage rates and duties
to the Trustees of the said Docks.
GEORGE WORTHINGTON,
Solicitor to the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks.

I
GEORGE: M'DONALD, at present and for four
13 months past residing at No. 122, St. James's-street,
in the parish of Liverpool, and county of Lancaster, broker,
tit and for four months immediately prec ing at No. 55, St.
James's-street aforesaid, broker, and .f two months before
that at No. 25, School-lane, Liverpool oresaid, out of busi-
ness, and for several years before that No. 37, Lord-street,
Liverpool aforesaid, glass dealer and manufacturer, DO
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that I intend to present a Pe-
tition to the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy, praying
to be examined touching my debts, estate, and effects, and to
be protected from all process, upon making a full disclosure
and surrender of such estate and effects for payment of my
just and lawful debts ; and I HEREBY FURTHER GIVE
NOTICE, that the time when the matter of the said Petition
shall be heard is to be advertised in the London Gazette and
in the Liverpool Standard newspaper one month at the least
after the date hereof. As witness my hand, this sixteenth
day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-three,
GEORGE M'DONALD.
Signed in the presence of CHARLES GREEN,
Attorney for the Petitioner, Brunswick
Buildings, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

lat house, and

arrel between them. -He _
le author, and if he could discover him
ald have him called to the bar, and try whether
ad or had not the privilege of punishing snot
lord stated oe
facts as the., __
had ever been sent to

ey had taken

The noble

)stile messag.

on the contrary, asst...
fetter was full of the kindest and n
towards him, merely requesting that h-
feeling
ontradict the misrepresentations which had f
ch in that house
-.. misrepresentations of facts
heen ridiculous—if not despicable, hateful, and
;ere it not that this sort f interference by the
press with private society was no longero to be endured.
In reply to a question from Lord 132AumoNT,
The Duke of WELLINGTON said it was the intention of
Government during
the present session to bring in a bill to
carry out the objects of the bill which had lately passed the
Canadian legislature, for the ppose of admitting American
into Canada at 3s. duty.
I.hips soon after adjourned.

ag that an

tin; that

Lynedoch ;

Lord I

:en made o

Opeech in th
would have '

execrable—%

OF COMMONS.—TtIESDAY.
Sir T. liVawas referred to what had passed on the pre
,e House of Lords relative toor obse
enmrvations
ieged to have been made by him upon Ld D
said that though that noble lord had not been
in his his own expressions, yet that he (Sir T. Wilde) in using
the words that " the noble word's judgment in the case of
Stockdale and Hansard contained little law and less common
sense," had used words which he most certainly would not
have adisel chosen.
Lordv PALaignsTd y oN moved for copies of all communica-
tions which have taken place between the governments or
plenipotentiaries of Great Britain and of the United States
with reference to the treaty signed at Washington the 9th
day of August, 1842, and to the negotiations which led to
that treaty ; and copies or extra Majesty's communications on
the same subjects between her Secretary of State
gn Affairs and Lord A.shburton. Various opinions,
he said, were entertained of this treaty, but as a bargain no
for Forei
one thought it advantageous for this country, while many,
of the number, thought it a bad one, and
was one
gof blame. The first disputed point arising from
was the St. Croix, there being
-‘f 1783, which
-e. The second disputed
"-blonds," the British
John, tvg:,

noUst

evening in tt

lan, and
guarded

and he
deservi'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

LIVERPOOL FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
ASERMON will be Preached in ST. MARK'S
CHURCH, Upper Duke-street, by the Rev. B. A.
MARSHALL, 8.A., on SUNDAY MORNING next, the
26th instant, and a COLLECTION made in aid of the Fund for
Building an Institution.
Divine Service will commence at a Quarter before Eleven
o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

ON SALE, AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
FAMILY FRUIT.

JT MIDDLEWOOD begs respectfully to announce to his
• Friends and the Public that he is now selling, at very
Reduced Prices, 280 Packages of fine DESERT RAISINS,
in layers, also Fifty Cartons of very superior2Vrnity ; French
PLUMS, in Wood and Fancy Packages ; bes lee FIGS,
selected for Family use. He also recotnmen his last arrival
of SHADDOCKS and FORBIDDE RUIT, now in
y
high perfection, and will warrant them a erior to any in the
kingdom ; also Forbidden Fruit, for pr rving, at 3s. to ss.
per dozen. His St. Michael's ORANGES and American
APPLES are of the best quality. Also Black and Green
GRAPES. His Marmalade, Ginger, French, East and West
India PRESERVES, with every other Article, as usual.
N.B.—Families in the Country are recommended to send
their Orders sealed, addressed "J. Middlewood's Fruit
Warehouse, Parker-street," and require a Receipt for the
money. J. M. cannot be answerable for F: ::it purchased by
Carriers without this precaution.
J. M. is glad to find the above precaution has had the de-
sired effect in preventing disappointment and imposition, as
no house in the kingdom can supply fruit of equal quality at
his prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

f his spe

1 ga
to have

the words reporte

:d by 11

BROUGHAM complime

of refuting

on-t Sir T

Lord CAMPBELL coma

ne case of Stockdale v. Hansard. a
nninion of all the learned

opinion that

entious

iqualified contradiction to

and learned

ul a calumny, and read a letter tr
that he had ever used such expressions in the course

:ngthon the judg;

sing the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

church at

gallery in the church at

bury, Yorkshire
parish of Prescot, Lancashire ; rebuildine t
wall

in the parish of I

rebuildir.

galleries in the church at She

shire ; for enlarging

s in th

rebuilding

a church at Ditton's

bury, Wiltshire; b
of Prestburv,

parish ,
church
to dist]

y, Salor

ist M

)n of which amour

persons, for whowctin

ropriated
ngs will s

tion of 56,00(

12,300 personsof that number

lation of 11,000

rish es o

:ons each, have rest

own for 2

inhabitant,

has accommodation tbr 1,25
commodate only 932-

t enlarge

ose who are really anxious for

s of th

rtificates of

es and

chapel at Rainhill, in th
' it Thel

parish of West,

ling the

) nearly 115,000

are fre

of this

.s with a popu-
[37 only church

3e with 7,585

state of reliai

temporal

1 committee pro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

from the correspondence of I

Franklin, as published by

ap used

lev,otiator

*indson, in which it was
negotiators was Mitch
rho conducted the treaty of 1783, Mr. Oswald, had been
objected to on grounds very similar to those on which the
appointment of Lord Ashburton bad been questioned. In
concluding, be criticised Lord Palmerston's foreign policy.
Mr. HAWES proceeded to address the house, but an hon.
member stating that there were not forty members present,
the house adjourned at a quarter past seven.

CAMBRIDGE ELEcTIoN.—The polling at this borough took
place on Monday last. At eleven o'clock Mr. Foster was 68
a head of Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, but this majority was gradually
reduced until two o'clock, when it was 49, but between that
hour and three o'clock the conservatives made a spirited
rally, and at the latter hour Mr. Kelly had a majority of 28,
which was increased at the close of the poll to 33. Mr.
Kelly was therefore declared duly elected. He is a well-
known and firm conservative.

STEAM AT SOUTHAMPTON.—The increas of steam ton-
nage at this port is worthy of notice. Twenty years ago a
steam-vessel was known only by name, and as la

s limited to but a few hun-

years back tne stealm,
dred tons, whilst on Sunday last we observed in our rib.
commission, 24 steamers Cwhich is no unusual occurrenc,
measuring in the aggregate 12,000 tons, and giving employ-
ment to 800 men, which, with the officers of the rur,
companies, servants, &c., causes the expen.
4:50,000 per annum amongst the trade of this town.—Hamp-
shire Advertiser.

The revolting outrage in Mont
tailed a week or two ago, in whic

iditure of at least
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE SELECT VESTRY are ready to receive whole or
separate TENDERS for the BUILDING of the NEW
SUB-WORKHOUSE and SCHOOLS at Kirkdale, for
the following branches of Work, viz.:-
I.—Excavating and Brickwork.
2.—Masonry, including Flagging.
3.—Joiners' and Carpenters' Work, including Ironmon-
gery.
4.—Plumbing, Glazing, and Painting.

• s.—Slatins; and Plastering.
The Plans and Specifications, as prepared by Messrs.
Lockwood and Allom, the Architects, may be inspected, at
the Board Room of the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill, on and
after the 20th instant; when Mr. JOHN SMITH, the Clerk
of the Works, will be in attendance, to give any explanation
that may be required.
Sealed Tenders to be sent in on or before the 3d of April
next, (with the names of two Sureties for the due performance
of the work,) addressed to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, Parish Offices, Fenwick-street.
By order,
NATHAN LITHERLAND, Secretary.
Liverpool, 13th March, 1843.

N.B.—The Select Vestry do not bind themselves to accept
the lowest Tender.
The Contractor for the Brickwork will have to take the
Bricks made upon the Land, at the Excise count.

NOW EXHIBITING,
(For the First Time in Liverpool,)
AT OLD POSTOFFICE PLACE,
DUBUFES Two Grand Original PAINTINGS of ADAM
and EVE in PARADISE.
These sublime Works of Art have been exhibited to the
universal admiration of 947,000 Persons.
Admission, ls. ; Season Tickets, (not transferable,) 2s.
Children and Schools Half-price.
Open from Ten in the Morning till Tea at Night.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

on persis

og in alleging that I charged the man's speech

gue, and still more at your saying I should explain
away what I had been supposed to say. But if any one in the
house wishes to hear me repeat that disclaimer, let him ask
me and I will do it. I must, however, say that the league
and its foolish friends are every day making such disclaimers
.—Yours, ever truly."
I do most certainly persist in saying
couched in such terms, and was so spe-

more difficult

cific as t,

Ir. Bright-'

re in truth a charge against the league
against the wish of many of the deputies that
committed to thy care. My object in this

ce is entirely to repudiate thy charges upon us,
' hou hast aty ground whatever to claim to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

rivers than one of that na
..-` "

point was as to which vy
cone
Am

,
that they were sourn ..
:ontended that they were near the St. Lawrence.
inned dispute also arose as to the meaning of the
of latitude, the Americans contending thatit was
'ned by geometric latitude instead of by astro-
The King of the Netherlands decided
the

kmeriean lines me

„fixed upon an intermediate
„.,;ca to by the British government, a 1...
... was felt to be very disadvantageous to England.
.le government of the United States rejected the decision,
Apon which it was intimated to them that Great Britain
withdrew its offer of adopting it. The British claim was
founded upon the fact that the St. John falling into the
Bay of Funday was an Atlantic river according to tent erms
of the treaty. This point had been determined in favour of
Great Britain by the King of the Netherlands ; and although
the British Government refused to re-open the question,
yet it was subsequently agreed that a convention should be
appointed to the and decide upon the disputed
boundarY- The proposition, however, that the state of
Maine should appoint commissioners to be associated with
the general commissioners was rejected by the British go-
vernment. Instead of continuing to rest on the justice of
our claims which the Americans were perfectly aware were
corroborated by the reports of the British commissioners,
Colonel Mudge and Mr. Featherstonhaugh, and conducting
through the ordinary channel of our am-
,ton, a special mission was appointed,
self was so far disadvantageous, because a
-—;pl, great parade and pomp

bservatior
British no
782, and

that neither

♦iews of the trea
line, which was

though

id6r, at Washing

out WI

s going

)ut doing son
d for this ne

. ‘,. with respect to the person selei,,,- him.tionLord Ashburton, he wished to speak of with all
consideration. for his private virtues ; but he laboured under
greate disadvantages in being connected with America, and in
h ing wholly unacquainted with diplomacy. W hen,. Lord
in America he was met by Mr. W ebster
" What proposal be bad come
.to make
taking ar --- nosition. '

would f

a natural reluctance to

Demand of

Intageous f _
timately checkmate(
but he was skilfully
--...inn after

sh neg

ie his propose►

-
t to a stand

,e A rnericfu

rinciple of mutual coo-
bupt Lord Ashburton flung
which Mr. Webster
, and when Lord
...cessions on the part of
no equivalents to offer, for he hen given
e first instance. The noble lord
con-
' since

actions

d that all our foreign tra:

ad corn

into pow

The first

abolition of the sla:

Hof ti

ad been in the non-ratificat.—
the third, the
second, the treaty with America ;
ons on the
;r1 relative to the burning of: th b are
acop believed

the snh-

recinding of the former orders opo

of Africa

baracoone

cat was '"
n* ---
d Ashburton,
f which
ourse °

nce between Mr. Webster and .i.
'le case of the Creole, in the c
med to admit that slaves on board .251. Int
-::
3 British ports, were not to be r,^ -

can rerr.it,_or,sy‘
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

THE BOOK OF MORMON

In small Bvo, price Is. 6d., the Second Edition of
THE CITY OF THE MORMONS; or, TRREE DAYS
1 at NAUVOO, in 1842.
By the Rev. HENRY CASWALL,
Author of "America and the American Chu' h," and Pro-
fessor of Divinity in Kemper College, St. nis, Missouri.
RIVINGTONS, St. Paul's Churchyard an Waterloo-place,
London ; and GRAPE', Liverpool.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
(just published,)
The PROPHET of the NINETEENTH CENTURY ;
or the RISE, PROGRESS, and PRESENT STATE of the
MORMONS or LATTER-DAY SAINTS, with an Analy-
sis of the BOOK OF MORMON. Post Svc+, 7s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

;as. Under such

active steps to endeavour at once to bring
conclusion. In fact, in the month of Sept
cnmstances admitted of no further delay, for encroach
had taken place on the disputed territory which would have
gone on until the territory had been gradually lost, or we
must have plunged into a war in order to preserve it. The
government was responsible for all that had been done, and
if blame was to be attributed to any one it was to be faste—A
on the government which made its own of all that had t
done by Lord Ashburton ; but, so far
tended that they were entitled to claim
pursued and the success which had attended that
far as related to military security, we had obtained under a
treaty of Lord Ashburton much greater advantages than we
should have derived under the treaty of the King of the
Netherlands ; and with respect to extent of territory, it was
equally advantageous. The King of the Netherlands gave
to America three-fifths of the disputed territory, and two-

•om blam

hanks for the cours,

aty gave sev
ngland. "W

twelfths to Amer

ossession of Mr. Webstc

say that Mr. Webster

ad been ye
ad no right, a

t, for L

to the usual rules of d

point outtl
hand there

-ns own cas,

at that map was the one
din. If the noble lord

referred to in the 1

ssed his motion to a d

of censure on the

ent for the selection of Lord
,nd he felt confident that the

Ashburti

house never

ald consent thus to a

a man who had

rendered his country most

ntial service

Mr. MAcA

n and Mr. \%

firmer unworl

been ratified in London

n ca it was viewed as

mpressions of its r

an abandonment of the right of
of the treat

aile in Englant

such it

Sir H. Dot

.h the treat

made by Lord Ashbur

'ted in another column

The debate was then a

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAI
Mr. DIVETT wished to know whether tht

e had been any
mrties who had

Customs

s in raw

silk, as

bad corn

The CHANCELLOR Of t

EXCHEQUER said he thougt
;, and found that then
compromise made, an

to inquire of the Cu

was, nor would there be, a

to them,

never had any o

they listen to any for a compromise

Upon the repor

)sed and n

they; had made

f the Dogs Bill, two amendment w€

and the bill was ordered to be read a

ihiid time this day (Thursd

The adjourned

m Tre

Sir R. Peel on the be-

ch, in

s expo-

ate of the

borders of Vermont an(

ining New Bruns-

. _
ng portion of land formed by the sources
re had. in exchange, a considerable ter-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, on the
Quay, west side Prince's Dock,
180 Bales JUTE,
Ex Viscount Sandon, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM HUSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

1 upon

made, Loru ~..,.. ,,, aispute
had not been settled, and as It" to prove this a bill had since
been presented to congress with a view to take immediate
possession of the Oregon territory, which, if it passed, would
be tantamount to a declaration of war against this country-
Sir R. Past said that the noble lord had occupied upwards
of three hours in endeavouring to show that government had
acted unwisely in the selection of the plenipotentiary sent to
America to bring to a close a negotiation which had lasted
upwards of twenty-five years, and that the whole of that ne-
gotiation was badly managed. He, in short, denounced the
treaty and all concerned with it, and then concluded with a
motion for papers which he knew it was impossible for go-
--t to produce. Had he been open and manly enough
for a vote of censure be would have met it with an
dment, and the house could then have decided whether
censure was fairly attributable to any party. The course
allowed was unworthy of one of the leaders of a great party
,Ise, for he might have even moved to confirm the
condemn the parties who had made it. He
e treaty with America was any retrograde step
respecting the abolition of the slave trade. On the contrary,
the Americans had undertaken to keep up a certain force on
`he coast of Africa for the purpose of suppressing the slave
—a step in advance considerably greater than any which
the late government had been able to induce the American
government to adopt. The refusal of the French to ratify
the treaty it had signed, was to be attributed to the noble
lnrd, who had embittered the feeling of the French against
by his policy on the coast of Syria, and who had
verge of war. With

--- --
kshbuston was told that

vernmer

to mov

in that

denied that
,th

this count

to the very

the barra-

iestructi?

respect to the letter refe
coons, he must say that

international law, nowever desirous U
end to the slave trade.
limits of the law to pro
trade, but they would onl
with disrespect tt

the slay

e the suppret
neat their own

v treating

i other powers w
_,—

ao stipulatio

were not at war. Wit

was entered into by Li
ent at

respect to
(I Ashbort(
home, but

to the

general principle that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY,
ESTABLISHED 1821. CAPITAL, £550,000.

TRUSTEES.
Right Hon. Lord Wodehouse, RightHon.theEarl of Orford
Lord Lieutenant. Sir Henry Jardine, Knt.
Lord 'Walpole. Charles Savill Onley, Esq.
Lord Hastings. &c. &c.

DIRECTORS.
Edward T. Booth, Esq.. President.
Anthony Hudson, Esq., Vice-President.
George Morse, Esq. Edward Steward, Esq.
Major-General Sir Robert Lewis Evans, Esq., M.D.
John Harvey, C.B. Thos. Blakiston, Esq., R.N.
Isaac Jermy, Esq., Recorder Wm. Martin Steppings, Esq.
of Norwich. Timothy Steward, Esq.
Charles Evans, Esq. George Durrant, Esq.
Samuel Bignold, Esq., Secretary.
THE Public are respectfully reminded, that all Insurances
1 renewable in the LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 25th
day of MARCH, 1843, must be paid at the Office,
Exchange-street West, on or before the Bth day of April
next, or the Society will cease to be liable for the sums in-
sured.
In proof of the public approbation of the principles and
conduct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that
its business now exceeds FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS.
Prospectuses may be had of Mr. R. L. MILLER, Agent.
Treasurers,—The LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.

CORPORATION
OF THE
LONDON ASSURANCE

ESTABLISHED BY ROYAL CHARTMR, A.D. 1720

Offices—Assurance House, 19, Bircign-lane, Cornhill, and

. .
10, Regent-street, London

The LIVERPOOL AGENCY, No. 3, High-street, LIVERPOOL,
(GROUND FLOOR,)
With entrance also at 5, Exchange-street East.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Persons assured
against FIRE by this Corporation, that if the Premiums
for the RENEWAL of Policies due on the 25th instant,
(LADY DAY,) shall remain unpaid after FIFTEEN days there-
after, such Policies will become void and of no effect.

Foreign, Colonial, and British Risks taken, both Mercantile
and Household.

LIFE ASSURANCES.
Persons effecting LIFE ASSURANCES with this Corpora-
tion have the choice of two plans :
The one entitling them to an ANNUAL ABATEMENT of
Premium after five years' payment.
The other at a LOWER FIXED RATE, without abatement.
The leading features which distinguish the first of these
plans from those of other Life Assurance Offices are, that
the business is carried on by the Corporation without any
charge for management being deducted from the profits, and
that the assured are exempt from all liability of partnership.
The ABATEMENT of Premium for the year 1843 on Poli-
cies of five years' standing, under the first of the above
plans is £3l 10s. 2d. per cent.

Attendance daily, from Ten till Four.
Prospectuses and every information may be obtained from
JAMES KENNEDY, 3, High-street, Liverpool, as above;

and
3, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead,
The Agent for Liverpool and the Hundred of Wirral.
March 20, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

M ONDAY

On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office,
160 Bales JUTE,
Now landing ex Flora Muir, east side Prince's Dock.—Apply
to BROWNE, HUNTER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

M ONDAY

On MoNDAI- next, the 27th instant, a Twelve o'clock, at
Browne, Hunter, and Co.re Office,
160 Bales JUT&V
Now landing ex Flora Muir, east side Prince's Dock.—Apply
to BROWNE, HUNTER, and Co.

TUESDAY

On TUESDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, on the
Quay, west side Prince's Dock,
180 Bales JUTE,
Ex Viscount Sandon, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs.
TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM HUSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

PATENT AGATE BUTTONS

TA B. SMliilliaS6SitaVele."-alTet; inform Merchants,
1./ • Shippers, Woollen Drapers, and the Public generally,
that they are appointed AGENTS for the Sale of PROS-
SER'S PATENT AGATE BUTTONS, manufactured by
Messrs. MINTON and Co., Stoke-upon-Trent. Patterns
may be seen at the Advertiser's Office, No. 11, North John-
street, Liverpool, where they have constantly on hand a
general assortment of Plain and Fancy Buttons.
N.B.—Pattern Cards supplied to the Merchants free of
expense.

DB. SMITH and SON, PAPER MANUFACTURERS,
• WHOLESALE STATIONERS, SHIPPING and GENERAL
AGENTS, 11, North John-street, beg to inform the Mer-
chants, Shippers, &c. that they have constantly on hand
WRITING, PRINTING, and FANCY PAPERS, for
Home Use and Exportation. They will undertake to ship
either at the long or short Price, without any extra charge
to their Friends, And on terms equally as advantageous as
any House in the Trade.
A superior Article in Copying or Office Inks, of any size.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

ELAELI th,

previous evening one of the ables
aitions he had ever heard

a land on_the bur

s of Vermont an

oining New Bruns-

Hampshire, and had received a
wick ; and for a trifling portion of land formed by t
of the Connecticut we had, in exchange, a considerable ter-
ritory forming an important military frontier—that is, we had
given up one hundred thousand acres and had received one
million. The navigation of the St. John gave the Americans
liar advantages, as on
ning in British territory they mus

and the relinquishing of Roti

portion of the river run-
)e subject to British law,

as it did not Command the en

moreover was in ruin:

map, which v

nt was of no consequence
of Lake Champlain, and

D'Anville, of the continent of

oo minute t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

For repewing
build

g a church at Gool

shire ; building
don, Oxfo

:hurch at S'

Colchester; building a chapel at Redd
of Rowley Regis, Stafford
the church of Titchrnarsl

Northa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

LOCAL, NEWS.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION EXIIITTION.—As we inti-
mated last week, a polytechnic exhibition will take place at
the Collegiate Institution at midsummer, and a prospectus
will be found in our advertising columns.

SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION.—It will he seen that on Sun-
day next, two sermons will be preached at St. Andrqw's
Church, in this town, by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, in aid of
the funds for supporting the schools in connection with that
church.

FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM AND JERUSALEM BISHOP-
rue 1.71)N0.—0n Sunday next, as may be seen from an ad-
vertisement, sermons will be preached in St. Mary's Church,
Kirkdale, for the benefit of these interesting and important
objects. A sermon will also be preached in St. Mark's
aCidhuorfcitih,
eonfuSnudns fdo
Sunday
morning, by the Rev. Mr. Marshall, in
the former institution.

COTTON MARKET.-It will be seen from our brokers'
circular, that our cotton market has experienced a sudden
and extraordinarily increased demand. Yesterday and on
Wednesday upwards of 24,000 bales were disposed of, by far
the greater proportion of which have been taken on con-
and the orders are not yet eompleted.
sumption. Buying continued spirited until the close of the
market yesterday,
Prices were firm, and the market is healthy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

FOREIGN BRANDY DISTILLERY,
FONTENOY-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

PALE or BROWN BRANDY, in any quantity not less
than Two Gallons, of THE HIGHEST LEGAXSTRENGTH,
at 18s. per Gallon, with a liberal allowance to e trade.
French Bottles (labelled), Stone Jars, and Casks, at cost
price.
HISLOP WARNER and COMPAN after a residence
of nearly twenty years in France, whey they acquired the
whole process of Brandy Making, fr the most eminent
Distillers of Cognac, Rochelle, and M tpelier, beg distinctly
to announce, that the article they offeVto the Public bears no
resemblance whatever (except, perhaps, in colour) to any of
the British Brandies hitherto made in imitation of the
Fre&h.

H. WARNER and Co.'s BRANDY bears mixing with
boiling water, and will stand every other test to which Fo-
reign Brandy may be subjected, being purer and better than
seven-tenths of the Brandy imported into this country,
while its flavour has deceived many of the best judges in the
foreign trade.
H. W. and Co. are fully sensible of the prejudice in fa-
vour of the Article imported direct from France, a feeling
which, however general, they could speedily remove, were
they permitted to divulge the principles which have cost
them so many years of arduous labour and expense, in a
foreign land, to acquire ; this, however, the Public cannot
expect from them, but they pledge themselves that their pro-
cess is, in all respects, the same as that which is adopted and
approved by the most eminent Distillers and Rectifiers on
the Continent, and that their Brandy wants age alo.ne to
render it equal to any French Brandy, with the exception of
the real Cognac, which few only have been fortunate enough
to taste, and scarcely any to possess.
H. WARNER and Co. invite the Trade and the Public in
general to taste and teat their Brandies, from their Store
Vats at the Distillery, and to judge for themselves.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

TO BUILDERS A/IIi•W'HERS

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
T30%...5, to r '
s.
HE SELECT VESTRY are read ve whole or
separate TENDERS for the BUILDING o the NEW
SUB-WORKHOUSE and SCHOOLS at Kirkdale, for
the following branches of Work, viz. :-
I.—Excavating and Brickwork.
2.—Masonry, including Flagging.
3.—Joiners' and Carpenters' Work, including Ironmon-
gery.
4.—Plumbing, Glazing, and Painting.
s.—Slatinz and Plastering.
The Plans and Specifications, as prepared by Messrs.
Lockwood and Allom, the Architects, may be inspected, at
the Board Room of the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill, on and
after the 20th instant; when Mr. JOHN SMITII, the Clerk
of the Works, will be in attendance, to give any explanation
that may he required.
Sealed Tenders to be sent in on or before the 3d of April
next, (with the names of two Sureties for the due performance
of the work,) addressed to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, Parish Offices, Fenwick-street.
By order,
NATHAN LITHERLAND, Secretary.
Liverpool, 13th March, 1843.

N.B.—The Select Vestry do not bind themselves to accept
the Ibwest Tender.
The Contractor for the Brickwork will have to take the
Bricks made upon the Land, at the Excise count.

NOW EXHIBITING,
(For the First Time ill Liverpool,)
AT OLD POSTOFFICE/ PLACE,

DlfaiFESico Grand Original PAINTINGS of ADAM
and EVE in PARADISE. ,;

These sublime `Yorks of Art havei?teen exhibited to the
universal admiration of 947,000 Persiths.
Admission, Is. ; Season Tickets, (not transferable,) 2s,
Children and Schools Half-price.
Open from Ten in the Morning till Tea at Night.

LIVERPOOL FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
AND

THE JERUSALEM ENDOWMENT FUND.
er-AN SUNDAY next, the 26th instant, TWO SERMONS
will be Preached at ST. MARY'S ChLURCH, Kirkdale :
that in the Morning by the Rev. J. GIBBON, A.M., of
Aigburth. in aid of the Liverpool Female Orphan Asblunt ;
and that in the Evening by the Rev. W. W. EWBANK,
A.M., of Everton, in aid of the Jerusalem Endowment
Fund.
A Collection will be made after each Sermon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

I contingencies on account (

T the amount and natu

R. PEEL assented, remarking in reply to Mr. Williams, who
had complained of the rapid manner in wnich t
mates were hurried forward,
it the Government had taken the house by surpris
atent of the reductions which they had been enab

that it was no wonde

and thereby commanded universal acquiescence.
house then resumed, and after some further business
been transacted, adjourned.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TuESDAT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

T 1 B. SMITH and SON, PAPER MA PACTURERS,
X./ • WHOLESALE STATIONERS, SHIPPI, and GENERAL
AGENTS, 11, North John-street, beg t nforra the Mer-
chants, Shippers, &c. that they have nstantly on band
WRITING, PRINTING, and FA Y PAPERS, for
Home Use and Exportation. They ill undertake to ship
either at the long or short Price, wit ut any extra charge
to their Friends, and on terms equally as advantageous as
any House in the Trade.
A superior Article in Copying or Office Inks, of any size.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-24

Co be Ed.

rilo be LET, in Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, Two
1- HOUSES, well arranged, and complete with every con-
venience, and fitted with Warm, Cold, and Shower Baths.
Rent, £lO5 and £B5.

Apply at No. 9, Hamilton-square, or at the Gas Office,
Birkenhead.

PO be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, within two miles
of Eastham Ferry, and half a mile from the H ooton
Station of the Chester Railway ; there is, on the Ground
Floor, two Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, and Servant's-room ;
and above, four Bed-rooms and Dressing-room ; also a large
Garden, two-stall Stable, and Gig-house.
Apply to THOMAS MADDOCK and SON, 64, South Castle-
street.

H YDROPATHY.

Just published, SECOND EDITION, price ls. 6d.,
THE HYDROPATHIC TREATMENT OF DIS-
EASES, as witnessed at qraefenburg:
...,

By G. H. HEATHCOTE, M.D.,
Licentiate of the College of Physicians, London, Mount-
pleasant, Liverpool.
RIVINGTONS, St. Paul's Churchyard, London ; GRAPEL,
and ROBINSONS, Liverpool.

Post Bvo, the Eighth Thousand, cloth, price 7s. 6d.,
HRIST ON THE CROSS.
An Exposition of the Twenty-second Psalm.
By the Rev. J. STEVENSON,
Curate of Cury and Gunwalloe, Cornwall.
London : J. H. JACKSON, Islington-green ; HAMILTON,
ADAMS, and Co., and all other Booksellers.