The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-04 00:00:00

EXPEDIENCY.—NIioRDswo IH.

If to expedience principle must bow;
Past, future, shrinking up beneath the incumbent now;
If cowardly concession still must feed
The thirst for power in men who ne'er concede;
If generous loyalty must stand in awe
Of subtle treason, in his mask of law;
Or with bravado insolent and hard,
Provoking punishment, to win reward;
If office help the factious to conspire,
And they who should extinguish fan the fire—
Then will the sceptre be a straw, the crown
Sit loosely, like the thistle's crest of down,
To be blown off At will, by power that spores it
In cunning patience, from the head that wears it.

THE FANCY FAIRS AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GA R DEN S.--We
have great pleasure in announcing that notwithstanding the
unfavourable state of the weather when these fairs were held,
Mr. Atkins has transmitted, through the hands of his worship
the Mayor, the sum of £4O to be distributed among the follow,
ing charitable institutions of this place, viz.:—The Tufirmary,
£10; the Northern Hospital, £5; the District. Provident So-
ciety, £5; the Blue Coat Hospital, £a; the Eve Institution,
£5, and the St. Patrick's School, £5. The gardens are now in
beautiful condition, and, independently of the great variety of
animals which Mr. Atkins has collected with great judgment
and industry from every quarter of the globe, presents au equally
agreeable promenade for the old or the young, the healthy or
the valetudinarian. The success of Mr. Atkins in the manage-
ment of these gardens has been well earned by his industry
liberality, and public spirit.
DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.—At the last quarterly
meeting of this useful society Mr. James Irving was unant,
Tonsil? elected treasurer, in the room of the late Air. Dobson.

PRESENT OF A SILVER TANKARD TO Mit. MILCREST.—
Messrs. R. F. Breed and Eccleston have transmitted to Mr.
Thomas Milcrest, shipbuilder, a handsome silver tankard,
bearing the following inscription :—" The Levant Steam Corn-
pany presented to Thomas Milerest, Esq., this tankard as a
token of their estimation of his services, rendered that company
prior to building their first vessel, the Crescent. July2.s, ISM.'
A similar present, we understand, was made to that gentleman
by the amateur rowers of the Harlequin sotue tune ago.
EXTRAORDINARY CONVULSION OF NATURK.—A few days
ago a remarkable phenomenon occurred at the quarry of Dr.
Hughes, in Toxteth-park. Whilst the workmen were engaged
in their labours they observed a mass of rock, with a quantity of
superincumbent earth upon it which would weigh at least lOU
tons, suddenly to heave, and rose six iuches, after which it im-
mediately settled iu its proper position; stacking the rock in
various places, and leaving
.other marks of the convulsion.
THE IRISH CHURCH.—In the course 0f the discussion in the
House of Commons uu Wednesday on. Lord Morpeth's new
clause of this bill; charging the consolidated fund with 1230,000
a-year to be paid to the national board of education in Ireland,
Mr. Sharman Crawford said "he accepted the bill only on the
ground that it would enable him to make Jet:tested applications
on the part of Roman catholics and dissenters for the recogni-
tion of the principle, that they should contribute nothing to the
protestant church establishment." This candid admission on
the part of Mr. ,Crawford shows the great advantages to las
hoped for from further concessions. What will the Lords think .
of it? -
GENERAL DARLING.—Mr. Morgan O'Connell succeeded in
defeating his Majesty's ministers in the House of Commons on
Thursday by a majority of eight on his motion for a select com-
mittee to inquire Mtn the conduct of General Darling, as
governor of New South Wales. Another novelty ill this affair
was a petition from Marylebone,• presented by Mr. Bulwer,
praying the house to institute the inquir). Sir 11. Hsidings,
when this petition was presented, observed, that a b the inha-
bitants of iklarylchone had nothing to do with the colony of
New South Wales he thought the
,petition was got up merely
to serve a particular purpose. Sir Henry is roost probably
wrung, Possiblv a great nunil.er of Mr. Bulwer's constituentshave visited, are likely to visit, or have friends now residing in
New South Wales. The populous parishes of St. Pancras and
St. Giles form a part of the borough of Maryleboue.
Lieutenant George Spong, R, N., has been appointed mad
the stipendiary magistrates for Trinidad under the slave eman-
cipation act.
FRENCH BOOKS, WORKS OF Any, &c.—M. Choffin, of
Church-street, has opened a direct correspondence with Paris
from this place, which will enable hint, through the medium of
his agent there, to supply any publication, work of t, or
French manufacture in a few days.

INDIAN FROG CONCCRTS.—DWing a moonlight night, par-
ticularly after rain, these little animals exert their vocal powers
to the utmost, in sounds as loud as the bleeting of sheep. - The
burden of their song seems to he "Will you take en egg' will
you take an egg ?" which they pronounce very distinctly.—,
Aliatic Journal.
liosAvAttm's DANCING.—" Went to the Princess 'fallev-
rand's, who told us some anecdotes of Napoleon which were
amusing. She confirmed the accounts generally circulated, of
his delight in mortifying women. `:Flint Dieu, madame, que
vous it.tes devenue was one of his ordinary civilities. She
saw bins dance very ill at the marriage of the Prince D'Arem-
berg with Mademoiselle Tascher, a cousin of Josephine. A.
negro, named Julien, cos of his band, cajed to him roughly,
aliLost every moment, "to theright," "to thi-. lift;" "set," "lead
(Num" &c. To see a negro Ow! order" to the absolute Mester
of Europe made but retlect."—The life of Mackintosh, by his
Soh.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. .
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FOREIGN INTZ,LLIGENDR. • I EXPULSION OF A CLERGYMAN .FROM TH E . SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS. ;
I LONDON. GAZgql7'l?.-FRIDAY, Juts 31. ,31.Z' ,''''.n:ss.'g'z,'!:s7a'
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- :ATTEMPT TO ASSASINATE THE KING OF THE • Speech of Hie Excellency the Leea [Leh Commissioper ef his July 30.-Richard Rankiu Liverpool, joiner. if >sa > • ts, asoa- la •
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FRENCH. The Ecclesiastical Court at Bridgenorth sat a feW days O•lajestv, the Sovereign Protector of the United States of the Aily3l.-Peter CampbelL'ieruialetri Coffee-house, master-mariner. ,-.3
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. .(.Ibridged from th,e Freneh Papers of Thursday.)
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. • ago, to bring to a conclusion the .proceedinga instituted - lonianlslandS, to the Mose Noble the Legialative Asseribly .
of mthe said State;4- at tbe Swine of the Bth June, 18,35. William Elton, Basingball-street, London, dealer in woollen cloths. fai" . 4
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'• John Edward Collingwood Bentley, Great Newport-street, Long-
actnoLmondon, defiler in pictures. > a
. After pasaing along the Boulevard to the fardiest point by the churchwardens of the
_parish of Se. L
eonard'e, 1
ost Excellent Preeident, Mest Noble Shooters,
ce 0
Ilt Which Ibe National Guard and the troops were drawn ilridgenorth, against the Rev. Henry Dutton, the locum- t
Th as Emmett, Holborn-hill, Loirdon, pip-maker. • •
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I Called suddenly to represent my fiovereign in these states, I
William Jones Wigmol'is-Sfieet, 'Mary/ebone,' London, carpenter.
bent of that parish.
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- lip; his majesty, accomPinied by the Duke of Orleans, the -lost no time in repairing to my post, and on my arrival foundt
e no-seene . .
The defendant appeared in person. as is well known to yoe, the parliament already far advance(' Ferdinand Him' hfildst George Wilkieson, Wiedsorsterrace, City- ._ . „._ . . . ,• - - -.-. ~. •
. Duke de Netriours, the Prinee de Joinville, and a nuine-
pets and brilliant staff, was returning along the same line • The charges against the defendant were ;principally for in its session. road, London, wax-Chandlers; - ,
co es
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to the Place Vendome, Ythere the troops were to file off maintaining and preaching doctrines contrary to those of During the short interval betwepe7 ti 7
.app7intmenapand, the
spaJcohhraonraledA;lsßlarteeiri,ate,TGoaroctia:veeiet.etnBreili?eratrm,7Wizbanrlertoevretrh:ommon, and Alfred-place, .es. se 2.4 n! g. es eea Bee,
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before him. At twelve, at the moment when he reached the Church of England as by law established; end fer tfie assumption of my duties it was tin ossilele tor. me to rertaese
wit t e (sea information . necessary to eneble me eo s
Charlei St ' ''S ' '' it ' WorePester.rsldre, =tiler? •
the Boulevard du Temple, a little before the Theatres des writing ,a,nd publishing 'of a pamphlet, 'entitled " The tmaree, lar t. o'nhce, hsO alcti-ve .f:par't '.ro.:m.ight have been desired in all Richard VgageGoinolaelPvll7 ' 8,0 i f 40 eni 40
' Fananabules, a tremendous explasion, resembling irre- Baptism. of the Holy Glnest;" and •also for asserting his the importaiat dieties which haye devolved upon me at this par- ' Williain Wright, Itoughit'm,ZirnarildrsieS.'ifealer. te:' ... eel .. es
ae.e.e. op isis• tile 'enrs• 0
belief in the performance Of miracles et the wesent. tiMe tieular time. I heve therefore limieed myself to those yeleich Robert Hammond, Warwick, plumber. 4: "Org •`'. V 3,40 .7:55t1 * g.";'ts-. . .
. git4a,r pitttosan firing, wa.s heerd. At first it was supposed
by.hurnan beings, artd that he had performed mirael'es are particulerly prescribed to me by the instructimis received
DIVIDENDS. es se ca se te ce es -a se ee " .." o 0 «et- •
. F a zas .
to be a discharge of fireworks, but the falling and cries
.himself; and for maint.aining and 'preaching the ,doctrine from his Majesty's government and a general eu rintendence
pe . . Aug. 21, G. Lockwood and W. Wilaon, LiverpooL merchants-Aug. •-'' ' - - as ors
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-of :-the -Victims soon 'revealed the . reality,. and exces' sive
If:tfadzara w. Ph. a Viere to.. prevenn'enel co.riect. es nine. h .an poem,* 24, W. Delamatn, Wells-street, Marylebone, Loudon, wine-merchant
of the late Edtvard Iryin,,e. a Otsseriter loon). tite united t?, I t'i• 5 .... s 0,..a2 514
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coefiasion ensned-an infernal machine had just poared option or execution of asnythinl at variance witn those -Aug. 21, 3. lairton, Gray's-inn, London, banker-Aug. 24, ..I.'Bui
-ton, Barnard Castle, Durham, woolatapler-Aug. 23, J. liall, Bristol, T• 2:9., •2=l 8-t,e- a,
Church of England end Ireland; and tor declaring from
arss 81ft8segts 1 rc.,5
• torch a shOWer ot balli-tip&n the cortege. that stirrounded eta tidakd priucipleS, the soundness .of avlaich is uniierially
grocer. .
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his pulpit that Edward Erving was the pillar of the true admitted.
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.4he Xing! ••MereliA mortier, Duke de Treviso, fell and .
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dittrch ; for Malin.- the pravers and offices of the Li= In the execution of the instructions of my superiors it hae ,en
se- 4. 9- .... ser
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c spired vvithout uttering a word. Several other offipers
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~aiiti some Of- Ai National Guards,. were also killed, and a ' ition
turgy, and substituting others of his own cempns , Isla'e t.' - • ' 2f st day of August.
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stitid4ys
in 17. eni.
sm)ys
gd,ouvtevrli.to,,,eapotmmunicate te you the sentiments Of. hie '° w gr4n.tealr Pales* wee. ha Iflunr.o ts) the Contrary ort or before the •
in reletioh te the converitiun transmitted Ig. Grey, a'Valsall, Stafford-shire, grocer-It. Tilley Kingest et • ,e•-,i w•s aegg.a §
g o=b §1 .tt.
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during the perjoimanee of divine service on tO EnKiand by my -predecessor for his Majesty's ratification ; Holborn, 'Louden' coach-a:taker-M. Bitabi,' Ore n- tr" et - liest4eit.: _OO c== w 0... L'S" ,'":
considerable number or pers,oßs woanded. The falling Of
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his parish church of St. Leonard's; for having conYened and tO submit for 'your consideration, a proposition having for thiabourne, Kent, grocer-S: Lock and li; Balaneey,sßeer-Are' 'street,
some horses amenn•st which mos ' that of Marshal Mor-
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404 held meetings of feniales and others in the evenings Its ohjeet, met nnly the advantages derivable from that convee- London, dyers.
Aker:, 4,0 the eapering of others, added to the tumult,
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of Other days than Supdays ip the said ehurch, anti t•lmete tion, but a . measare calculated; as his Majesty's government • e • •- • - •
-a-a •eewen-......0-..sosew a, ; til
which it would be difficult to describe. During-this scene
haviitt wholly omitted the service of t re ee. 0?1,...• 4:-:'• ne e, ees
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the King, Whose arm had been grazed by. a bullet, and -was given to und,erstand, to spread general satisfactien through:. ~„ e AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
out the states. sun average •pnce. of Broan Cr Muscovado Sugar computed from : 7 • . 3 :
-whoite horse received a wound An the neek, Maintained used prayers of his own composition ; for having preae
he Liturgy,
1 regret exce d' I the returns made in he Week di ' e 2111 '
emgy on your account and on that of-votee is ass 1d• el f. ~. en eye th , a day of July, mi.% c= ...,,-t„...
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in the ptiblie streets or wayS, and for dieobedienee to the
.constituentseihat th •Ilehlt • t' -r1 the ''bt 't 4e. cw ~ este usite of the Dape,s of Custoros paid or pay- .GO . .. 0 , ',21 nt,i g
.?tc'en.TS.'"o"a-oa:cest I g :
Oe Inmost perfect self-possession, and rode immediately in
e project •or ma ingt use a era ions i a e thereon on tle importation thereof loth Great Beta'
the direetieen of the house from which the explosion came. lailiedd
lawful commands of hiS oidinary ; for attempting to en- constittaienaleharter which are noceeearyeo enabie his Majeety ' '
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The bodies of the killed and •wounded were immediately force unlawful regulations respecting the adininistration tiooneiii.:cet,frrepest,
sttootuhide lhoge proposeet. measure of raisin.. a local •
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carried to the Café Turc opposite, where medical assist- of the sacrament, and publicly'denOuncing in the church
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Sourier, Nielson, importo.. .„.,
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anoe was precered to those who were still living. those who refused to comply ; for improperly and ille- .9 .e h d lon sb en so i t b m rellecessore nil
'been rejected. That grear biion tit
t, e. oniap foe pi a . g .
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- a measure highly advantileeous to these states. Thimo fully -se--.-
unkn, JII Templeman : : ••••••' • • • 7 ', F.a' . '''''
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Smoke was seen te preceed from time third story of the gaily christening, and refuSing to christen, and also to sensitale that many seriousProtestionel objeCtions to !oat iiiili- •
in,
14.910,,,V1Jite reaßenl CA.
404 dry salted hides, Gibbs, . e. a. e. ' a ,G. ' _
aiz,i. l'alralecl.--'a.F.'""4l2 P.'
house Ist). 50, on die Boulevard a.ta Temple, of which the bury ; and for permitting end encouraging the interrnp- tary establishments exist, I nevertheless did all in my power,
ne and co-,1944 bags sugar, e't
„ground floor and first floor are occupied by a wine-dealer, tions of divine service, similar to the supposed maetifesta- in my civil capecity, to eromete the realizatirei 9f. intentious Bliarilitii"lresit:=
designed to confer so tmich honour, dignity, awl adYantage citt Ick molasees, Oruer-GiDtktirsaltit"%eY' - • • tems • - isatn',-401'nZZnce-i-:-."7--- -4-
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siarne.d Parault. Each story consists of only one chamber, tions of the Spirit in Mr. Irving's church.
the people over whose interests I was atio tto reside
ifarriett, Galt fm QBußell.r/5i1iti.;463.313E1-Ips/Cw.4l;ire
pine,
1003
stares, 3siteass. .stat- . ...,, ttt
which is lighted by a single window in front. The house . The court, after hearing the evidence read, pronounced .
the articles to be fully preyed. To Great Britain it Coold 'Produce' little 4, seat; the se- tiaftsc.9on
161'e 3 deals, 7 co' rds lathWeoco'd7B spars', I Johnsons-Raver . ts?' a'',
'''.r.s !-: --etv.;. g•
:was immediately surrounded, and all the people found in of extending great benefits to the states under her protectiten. , . •r• :;%: •R. ',7, 1: t.-:, g . ci
it arreSted. The room in which the machine had .been The Rev. John Storer, the judge, then proceeded to Thisereat measure was designed by the -Sovereign ‘Pretecti?r Jeanne. Murray, fm St John's, NB. with 868 ps fir timber ac 18
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Calcutta, 'Neilson, fin Quebec, witb 90 ps oak, 130 ps elm, 6 ps ash,
deals, 109 c staves, 1 fm laihisood, 0 Giblidl Dk ' i-3
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constructed is ver-
y small, its dimensions being only six give judgment, and, in doieg so, alluded to the former to evince to the woeld that on an experience of ebout Peals
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and a half feet by seven. The machine was made with exhortations- which, as ordiniry, he had made to the de- eiears, his Majesty considered lifetime to lia•ve arrived Whenthis
and 792 ps pine timber, 3,) c 22 deals, .265 t c 8 staves and heading,' 2
hii.tacto,optill Silt
sps birch and 461 ps fir tim- a • -
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great skill, of wood, with iron braces, and extremely 'so- fendant unsuccessfully. The defendant was senteaced to f
oreneetriniark et ais rnYgl fattwar and Goiielence. might safely be
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f •ed on the states entrusted tu his prptectism and defeat*,
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lid. Two uprights sepported two cross bars of wood, be deprived of hiS ecelesiastical preferment, and partico.- It was a ineaettre devised more Paiticelarly tO open *an hotniur- her 6i ce'7 deaals, 8f le •
Chilton-6 spars, ,
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,phieed parallel te ahe window, and in these were formed larlY of the church of St. Leonard's, in Bridgenortli, and eblte emplov•ment and distinguished career to the youth of the.se • said' Abater-4d IA 411' -wQ ' u.l' er"l2 arul
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grooves, iu which were laid twenty-five gun barrels. TllO was condeinned in the costs of tbe puit. . islands. It would have temded tcnceineat by another tip thn. ,'? • $ PAIN AND PORTUGAL. ' , .
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connection which subaists, and which -I trust may long
.subsist, Ann, Larozed, fm Aveiro, with 328 qr cks. wine 8 t Is •26 . t' 'gt t ttlmtinF-sT9..° ;;,.. , .
front cross-bar, placed at about a foot from the window, After the sentence was passed, the rev. defendant, who
Ruby, Ferrent, fm Lisbon, with 30 pps 12 h•ds 12 qr cks wi . a ato- es aues.ato.- .a.t--..5.. g
was rather lower than that behind so that ttie balls n • I t
. . . .. , . . , , lig i had remained perfectlY passive during. the paising of the l'tweett the protectors tied the protected, and 'it wei,ultl.nin
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'meal sense have a dto the dignity of the United States :p. cor:ohilekttellna;ll:'hiA,-I.e:tdhdopi, pwCe6ids;,:r:anadlpiiksr.to.inna__33an'il Sochi'ita.l-I•rils' :ifijoh,7llrasvi'snpal,e°4l inßd • er.l. • --- ' ' .sr --•- ni ' se.IT
reach the body of a men on horseback in the middle of judgment, bowed in a respectful Manner, and left the
Ihf enet do, W.O Farrarit-13 bats retd goods,cCiunts l;greb,d; ''? 5 ww- r'.7l2s'fac'il'' .-' "2.'
.. eYtihe lonian lelands.44e- •"- "' ' ' • . , •
' , • ' ' ME. DI TERRANE IN. il ..-a t 7 gF":4'4otlneik.gt .f E:
AP Boulevard. The charge was so heavy that five out of court.
1 shall not reeounnend to his Majesty's rvernment to tender t 0.„,. 7_
.Fe.a. as. .-s-o-a-sysacesesta -
•"'"*"'"""" agein a propoeition nonteMing SQ many a vantages, and which raw ford-50 t salt, 4 Y,eoward-G Dir.
Ae tw.enty-five bas Tels had burst, notwithstanding they
-were very subetantiel and new. 'rile assassin was imme- COURT, &c. you have defeated;to the prejudice of your tellew citizens,' bY
sea,
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ttjections, etipelatiens, sled 'coedit
.oes, io soick it was itnpos- Gandolfo,' Culotta, fm LiCata, with 280 t'ons ro brimstone.; 42 boxesi ! te! telt-4 8' ' o'''' eo- "o! o or' ..2 -2
s.e, . ,''' ael ;II ..' ' ' t"P -9
4 21 w 5 rers3BEZU4 ;,19.4e -4
diately taken into custody. Mout three months a o he
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,ts 0 a sant n, Order . I blawool,S Villars and'eo-6 bla silk
sible for me to listen, When thil fill3e Oall co easl am sure orata•es and lemons Rosa,ekroa-als." Dk •
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hired the rooms of the S•econd and third stories of M. Their Majesties we ace happy to state continue in ex-
Atria 'At ers 'fm: Tr
lt Will, that thele-gi'slative.eeinhlYinake_tenfer'ef..suet, a pro-
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Id , 0 )tg ,k _ i ste,
_with 110 eke olive oil, 25,1i1s wool, 31 - . _
ajcv4aaste, Geller and co--786 lege shwn ac
4..tZeieTZllsivs-Rolecksiimffazelt,uhea:,
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B Rogers-I prel conts un-kn, N% P Reetalt Dk ' ' • -a
Dallemagne, the Proprietor. He gave his name Girard, cellent health. •On Monday the King and „Queen, ac-
. & .- ww.4.,..a5M",72 - gq
wg ~,71 c'7;-.4:'5'.2'.„4,76$ stß"-gg
lent as that which it has recently rejected, I shall, perhaps, be
0, sacs ~.., castss-ta,i..,.....”--iet - ... a
a nsechanician, and appears to be tweiaty-four years of companied• bj, several of their royal- relatives and the disposed to intercede with his blajeaty's government to 'listen ••
il,arkley, Getturtg, fsn Leghorn,rtv
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• to • to re .-. isne as .-.--, , -ass as a a • a -
age. His room has a vvinduw in front and another be- whole court, went to Eton College to bear the speeches. indulgently to: such a petition.
ts.) t-e COD vantion entered into, at the re' wOrth=-16 elephants' teeth, 3 Macaire anti-co-1 ese alabaster rano- -
So tits° with respeot k
hind, and he had taken the
_precaution to fasten a rope Their Maje-sties arrived late on Wednesday evening at
uest of the legislaeive assembly, I regeet that they should heve and Jones-1 ese prints and books 4 (*saki' s,'F.•• d j G.a t'• nj. - a
•te the latter to assist ltim in making his escape. By the St. James's. On Thursday the Princess Victoria re- ctulten a view Of the course which has been adopted in "nem_ ...el ck fine arts, Yates and Coasaick contsnunitnanT Bibbrysand`Le° to a very limited extent, notwithstanding which, the only alteration in
blocks 3 sltb7, ' ' POring-the Preaent-MOnth the 'operations ln Cottou have onl—y been
hursaing of SOIll o,f the. b_arrt•ls at the moment of the e4c- ceived the cerensony of confirmation at tha: Chapel R I 3 bli Morisco-, L Ptsog-6 do, C Manziano-1 cite alabaster, 1 h-le American descriptions, is a decline of Id. aid alf tb in the inferior
mal aarrVtsrai3ttusu alio' w ret et:ll&ese, I lull rks•horacic acid; 17
plosion, the assassin was wuunded in the forehead, the The King and Queen, I, n 1
t,e, -ucaess ef Kept, and--Xny. uing in inconsistent with the constitutional charter and with the
sages taken Penn the beet
,ef models. I shall trenemit the ad-
-209 ehts 2 hf. 4trs 15a
neck, and the lip. Notwithstanding his wounds he rushed of our nobility Were present at the solemn erdlnanee. 1
...ress ots the legieiative aseenehly to his majesty's, goverllpellt to has B manufrs reti,s2 es chairs, 48 MairillacddreairloGoZiebsx-atabaste' " tat' f/It • t ' Brazil and ErrYptian have been m h i.-
ions o tle s ins an,.
.. , e . . s ue t es,
wool, 77 qualities, whilst those of the better classes remain sn.atly at our •quo•-
hf etas olive eil, Order,- . f - ' • - . •
out of the window. Some police office.rs having ru be laid before his Majesty.
On Friday his Majesty held a levee at St. James's, bts
.cotteit, 25 t pozattlarto, 3 pls,,,,es 3 cks contiunkii, 90 Ms hernp, a.O . pressed, and sales have been forced, particularly in Pernarn, during
into the inner court, and See' ce G. dl. • -d li. h • e 1 tt d d 1 • 1 • • .•
th
in, . trar s ipping own wlc nes num mus ya.ene,am in t se evening e Upon a full consideration of the nondect of the assembly on bgs juniper berries,
this occasion, I think it right thtis publicly to state, that being • - - Q Dk
b 4 41" lb lower. The total sates of the month are 57,600 bags, of which
the rope, ene of them
.exclaimed, " Ali wretch !we have King gave a g,ratlel dinner to the Corporation of lemity instructed to,propose and Complete, if possible, sadism arrange- - EUROPE . .. . . tm• present week„ at a redaction of IclsO 1 tel en Hs. Surat we quote
2,000 Amerieen, 100 P,ernam, and 100 Surat were taken oo speculation,
you." Girard, who was at that moment the height of a House, the governors of the principal coinnierAtiom- naent as that which forras the subject of thenenventioni it winiW Eliza Killicls, Watigh, fm Hamburgh,. with 30 etch girt, 1 (IA 18 c
wall, threw himself over into an adjoining court and . Me to express any ppiuion which I iney have conts unkn, 4es loys; I pkisesa
a mples, 150 demijohns 2 cks black lead ' and 2.400 American and 500 Surat for exportation ; besides which
panies, time Lords of the Admiralty, and time liamiX- Of tbe not haVe become
ed of the terms of that arrangeinent as affecting the iute- sOorparne[l9.ce4re,iillthtluthoilainiaad eo-,-.5 ea wine, blather, Tamliit! 3.600 American, 300 Pernam, 100 Bahia, and 500 Egyptian have been
there a police officer apprehended him. 11- 't
rt . deeartments connected with commerce. Yeaterday be- f"nl Cs I sn, 1000 demi '
johns, 1 csk hams, 3800 hrielsa exp,
e was pace,. e
now fel at liber - ' d
rests of Great Britain. But I , .
,e. . . ty to eclare, /I Killick-Q Dk forwarded ioto the cou Id
ntry uriso .
upon a hand barrow, and conve dt tl C • • 'no. the anniveisary of the battle of the Nile th . li.
. „ye 0 le onciergerie. 1 e - ~ e ing
that I always entertained sfoubts whether the terms of that coms Maria, Krohn, fen Wolgast, with 230 qrti peas, 950 qrs oats, W ,
~ •
~ , . • ,
.• .• • . • ..
The Minist r
~ .e of tke Jaterior, the Prefect of Police, and - and Queen and several merrahers of the royal family went pant wouldproveadvantageoni upon the tvliole to' breat Bri- Lciiiia D'in
se Vera I magiatrates went to the house, and in the assassin's •to Greeewich by water, to pay a visit to the Royal Hos-- tain, and my experieace here has greatly strengthened thoie Joshua Carroll, Moppett, fm Hammerfest, with abt 200 t copper
sin arki4o.
ore,oNewtore Lyon at ,il. co-O Dk ' . ' .
chamber they found the remains of the infernal machine Pitai, the Royal Noal School, &c. Their Majesties doubts.. The contribution of e fixed sum of g 4.5,000 by thee° B Teas, Stternadd frn • a
r B rrl ,
ii..stadt, with 1226 brls 270 b4' brls tar, Is -sars-esti.-s-r-s
t. Still smoking, a straw bed, and a fire 1' -
Tilted. A. delay d * th • la- I L d M
were accompanie. na etr pregress .t re er ayor states, in hen of the separa
by the treaty af liaris and the constitu
te payments 'whieh they are beund e e ems. - - a
,
tion.to. melte for milutery master--n
, 9 dozen handipikei, Stewart, Bald and co--30 brls tar said
Dk • - """'''' LIVERPOOL C9LONIAL AJAEKET, J•OLY 31.
of India second perhaps in the ex 1 .
. p oslop save.
.ie i 0 o
crti rf f as Conservator of the Thames, all the city companies in
_is as advantageous to them as rt is disadvantageous Gnat, Doyl_ ,0* ftn Wexfo d ••
, Uith 136 logs mahoganyotaved from the There has been a.s.tid demand for SUOARS, though owing to the
the King. The cortege.advaneed in the foilowing order : their barges, the'barges of the Trinity House, Ordnance, rt)ureasers'Brit •ia vho' thereby surrendeis the right of applying wreck of the Merchant fr r ' frks butter, T
... . . Y
8: I hhd B
-The King, tlie Prince de Joinv ille I D k tO 1
,t re ue o r eaes, and Navy. The river, which presented a brilliant and throurgi the aftholity. of the ienate and qf the Lord High-Coin': Mahony and co--0 Mc' em liermuda' j-€IiFYI.III-'l`)
Fern SOilikende, Thuroe, u quantity offering, the sales are confined to .i s. .P. at full
the Duke de NemOurs, Marelial 'Lob n nd Marshal animated appearance, was coyered With a host ot specie, miseicinier to ad unlinaited extent all surfslus revenue over and frn Svendborg. with 14 brla pork, 11 bgs prices ; 700 bags Bengal have also been disposed of at 635. e 65s 6d,
xiLesi,.6§oeqrs wheat, P Christeasoa_Q Dk
Mortier. All those in the c ' la ' a nd t 1 1 Itl •• I t • 1 h ^•- • above the civil hit in eichange for a fixed and very limited sure. fl4g
anti 2,000 hags Mauritius at 58s # cwt. In Foreign no sales.-The
ors, wto we comet ie roy.a par.y wit i ent ustastic , aSt ge, fm Brake, with 150 hams, 820 quarters beam:, Or- •
.ortege wao were wounoe
rhese states haye therefore b
t.e strongest reanon to apprehend der,Q Pk ' • .sales in Moistssas are conlined to 320 puns. principally Grenada, bi-
were neerly on the same line as Marshal Mortier. The cheers. Their Maiiisties honoured Sir Thomas and Lady
that his Majesty reel, be Flyiss,ued. neint torrreelize totthe letut:ut 1 iraiteciti, en Wiiso
llor,d . ._. n, frn Archangel, with 1008 brls tar, 6400 mats, way of-1-I.lifax, at 21s, a,nil good new Trtnidads at 21s gd it) 228.-
news of the aaternpt was raphilv p pagated Orono!' the Hardy with theieritOince at a splendid dejeune prepared people the advantegea whieh eh , a angemen. evould ,n-
-t* n-PK Pk er--34 spars, 2000 treertails, 12 pair pars, For Esti:time-
COarEa.-The demand for Plantation is cenfined to the ordinary and
,
capital, and procluce.d a : f*l • r°-
'G• 1 d
, poa et- u sensation. enema efo tl • ii 4 it dIC I I t'fi d 'I- I '
rle occasion, a e urne ig i y gra i e wit 1 t len. qeestionably produne to them, but to resert to this plenary to„ . .a. .. .
Jane rnedencice, Hartmann, fm Danzic, with 396 ps fir timber, s :Igor middling qualities of Jamaica. which sorts have sold at steady
Rurnigny, aide4le-camp to the king, set °flint! gallop to visit•---dge. . ' . nower which the' constitution giyes to the senate andehe Lord '
0 deals, 6 fms lathwood, J W gibsenc-7.5 t spelter, Stewart, Bald and .rates; for the ' •
good a.nd fine descnptionathere IS scarcely any inquiry ;
ll' •' ' ''' ' '' ' ' 1 • h ' •' -
igh Commissioner over the surp us revenue tor t e repairs of ceasee Da
•nform
I . , tim Queen that.his IlVtajeaty And the Princes had - t • • k '
Works and other general military purposes besides the cOnstitn- Itowa, Reimers. fm Wyburg, with 29 ede and battens, Came the transactions only amount to 80 easka, exchisively Jemalea. No
escaped the danger, fearing that she might have been "WHAT WILL LORD MULGRAVE DO ?" tional obligetio,n ef qtrartering and deft-saying the eatraordinery and Telo-7•2 fms lathwood, said Mastet IQ Dkala sales of Foreign of any moment.-400 bag,s Para COCOA have beep sold
serioasly al,armed if sti had heard Of the event from any ,• .
expenses of the troops, - Columbus, Gellman, fni.lloyga 'with al c 5 deal ends, 60 elB deals, 'at 27s ; and a small lot of Jamaica GINGER at £8 7s 6d 417 cwt. ; and
one who had witnessed it. In passing aloug the lines he Some of time Irish papers, referring to our statement of -It is not surprising that among a people rewin their political If aod J 11°T04' and co-7-13 Dlt. '
300 ba s Pistesiro at d -In PEPPER no sales.-Abent 150 puns.
mentioned to several officers what had occurred, and soon the late .extraordinary seene at Court, when his 'Majesty oositien, and unaccestonsed to isegociate as an independent :
i:ialaajtelsetic, LI, 9sit,a'fm St Petertsbureh,
a with 100 As tallow, 87 bdls g' •. • 4i, 41' lb. . . ,
ff • • l't
num have fond buyennat 3s for Jameica, 30 O. P. o eirnuar y, and
outshot hemp, J Butcher and Son-1374 bast iron,
there was not a soldier that remained ionorant of i A 'di • • - t. tth • i ft -(4 state-thieconceptions
, e, s expresse iis inoigna, mon a e otitrageons insa t o ere , , , i phould have arisen upon such a sebjecte corde ir Pk
a few preof Leewards at 2s. lda-sak amall pared of fine Carolina Rice
"
out these i Leave to time,- to reflection, and tO the good sense ot Wilheltnine, Hammer, fm Memel, with 193 pe timber, 51 wainsco ,
haa been sold at 2Gs for export, and 303 bags ordinary Bengal at tOs 6d.
. ihe troops of the line did riot extend :the Boulevard du •toward him by the Irish Viceroy-inquire
tees, pi c 1 deals. 18 clB battens, 8 f . lathwood, 31' cl 2 staves, E
• the aseembly to correct. • . . • .
Temple, they mire ordered to shift in that direction, that " WitAT WILL LORD isIVLGRAYE DO ?" Althouiti as ort6 of the branches of parliament I have confined w unebel-4° 141,,' bed feathers Steseart, Bald and eo-i. fm lathn ' Some small sales of Bengal Irteloo have been effected at full prices.
the •
y might be ready to aot in case of attempt at distur- The re,ply to this query, if applied to common life, would my exertions within the indieated limits, I have not in Other're- wcacqs.P.4id masßrete-.B 1,4 t ' ' . ' • .There have been no transactions either in Slum. LAC, MUNIRET, or
hsnce. At the moment of filing off before the Kifin the 'be ohvious. AinOngSt officers and gentlemen no man spects been unempleyeale Auxipus, as I assured you on &former. talsle.norVtisielutinatiaiiha.aglo,n, ftri Nakskow, with 284 qrs wheat, 280 cps SAFFLOWER, but 15 chests LAC DYE are reported at 1.2 d 4 121a1 ,#' lb..
Natianal Go -ds li
.. . a, . s opted eice te 'Rol ! which was ansered would be tolerated in society who retained his.coremission occaeion, to give the 1
fu leet effect to the gracious wishes of meas Ardent Hartgrare. f manDd...C°74l Pk . .
,iiw. , with 300 ps timber, 1 e deck deals, About 200 bags SALTPETRE have been sold at 20a 6d 2fis 6d and 70
royal master ' d udd th t this' 21. d'
towards these islands, an i pers a e d , e2O eels, 385 ps claphoards,clo fma lathwood, E W Gaehe.l-2936 bag,s of NITRATE of Sopa at 215 qi 2-2 s sa' cwt, '
by the troops of time line, The Guards of the Biii Legion after such a just and merited rebuff froni his suPerior. carpet he accomplished. without -an intmeatu and thorough' platef•spelter, Order-a-Q lilt
Which had lost some of its officera and men, added i ' '' B 'd
nti 1 if the butler o ..•
iries of at to esee . ower. r upper aervant In knowledge of the political and financial conditions of the coupe je ix, Rifling, fm Rostocle, with 800 quarters wheat, Booth and Drzwoons.-There is still but a trifling inquiry for DyewoOdai
A bas les assa .i I
34 ns . The King returned to the Tuileries any•nObleman's household had received such 'a decided tiy, end 'of the physical and mOral cOndition of the peoplenl• "'almsley.,-Q Dk
abput .50 tons Campeachy LOGWOOD brought i. 77 las 6d £B, and a
•
Ilermina„ Voelgert fm D • •
anne, with 186 ps timber, 1 c2O deck few tons of St. Dainiugo £5 lOs ae• ton; no sales reported in Fume ;
abont 5 o'clock, evidently deepty affected by the scene he ki k h
e.ces ..e would instantly strip of his livery and resign his have sedulously. endeavoured to.acquire that knowledge. • , n
dews, a c deals, J NV Gib '
sone and co-78 bris salt pork, 2207 plates
had witnessed. During the whole of the afternoon and Place, or his fellow flunkies would most assuredly kick Upon the latter of these points I shall, for the present say, speller, Oeder-Q Dk • 25 tons of Roekelle Camwoon sold at £l7 103 ((a £l7 175 6(14, ton, '
i
nothing; but lam happy, in relation to the former, to have it -
and 10 tons of BARWOOD at the quotations.-The price of TURPENTINE
evening crowds flocked nut of curiosity to the melancholv hint .out as a -dishonour to the profession.
--,---
In ray power to congratulate you upon a considerable, and as I ee 1, s •
has again advanced, and 13s has has been obtalned for .400 Q ShO brig.
spot, in consequence of which a strong detachment o*f What, however, LORI O'Alti' ',ll d d
!grave wi. _o, we o not trust, a durable improv.emeut in your revenue, arising n.ot only' 4,utyptlig Entriliarnrc.
in store.-Of American TAR, 500 bats. have been sold at 143 Id; a
Muniei al G ;I
p. uar s was stationed there to keep the peace. pretend to know, but if he retains his office we think it out of encteased exportation, but a gradually anti steadily in-
_____ean—
eargo of Stockholm Tar has brought 13s a las ad from the euay.-The
, The•folluwing are the persons whose lives have been as- probable he will experience a few more kieks. creitsog importation. In doing so, -however, it ie rriv duty to
FRIDAY, JULY 31.-Noou, Wind N.N.W.-Light breeze. sales of Asuas are rather extensive, at 31s 6d for Pot, and 33s 6d tor
Pearl, of the new import-In QuEYWITEON BAUR there is no alteration.
-et. eertained to have been sacrifieed :-Marshal the Duke de Our readers must not, however, suppose that his Ma- remind. yen that the revenues of states like those of iridivitinals
.
are'sabject to fluctuations, depending in part upon the nature High Water. at 3 I.
• Treviso, struck in the heart by a bail ; General de Lael,asse jesty's remarks were applied to Sir 14 rancis. Stanhope •
• -. . '• , of the sources of those revenues ; that the revenue of these states - Anniven-Sulteusa, Rogers, from Trieste--Boreas, Stjemud, from Nbi 51 i r•
-...0t-ng -one at -LOVERSEED Or FLAXSEED..-4/IDEB.—The sales
de Verigny, struck on the foreh ' • '
ead by a ball ; Captain on the contrary, the Sovereign treated airn milt the most arising chiefly from the olive and the vine, is exposed to ell the trahestadt-Felix, Roemeny, from Rostock-Ilermina, Valgert, from are to a moderate extent, consisting of 1,900 dry Rio Grande Ox and
'1
Vm late, aide-de-camp to Marshal Maison ; Lieutenant- marked kindness.-Age. - ermtingeneies which affect the oil, the current, and the wine wanautzale-htostri,mit Carroll, Moppet, from Harnmerfest-Eliza Killiek,
Cow at 61d Si 6sd for sound, 200 dry salted Brazil at sd, 1,50 Q dry
Hamburgh-Harnet, Galt from Qoebec, satied 2d July
Colonel Rienssec, or the Bth Legion, struck by three sarff====-----,, , harvests ; that proeperity even wheir found to be permanent, Is -Maria, Kiohns, f Volgaat.' ' -' '' ' - t salted East India Kips at 60, 734 salted African do. at 40, 167 Salted
balls ; Messrs. Frudhomme, Ricard,Leger, and Benetter, . STAIiE OF TRADE. ' . no reason (or losing sight of economy, ,to which this government:
-ee-s-e---- Buenos Ayres COW HideS.at 44d, aud 200 salted Weet India at 4d e 444
indeed. is bound th pay the greatest attention, as besides the or- Johnstoee, 3l'Pherson, from Demerara for -
this port, off Dublin.
4, lb.-Neutria Sicists.-At the sale "
on Wednesday last, out of 27 bales
grenadiers of the Bth Legion ; a colonel in the armv, two ..„.,__ •
&nary contingencieeto which revenues are stlbjec!, these i .
'stands The Jam. led froth St J ' : N-B
---; and Granville, ----, sat . ohn, e
.sOO d f d b • t2l to
y a es, con ming ,- ozen, oun uyers, a s
offered, pal 10 b 1 O.' ' 1
citizens, a weroar„ and a child, whose nomes we were • - LEEDS.-There has.been rather .more briskness in our ne be considered as exempt:from those visitattone of provz- . for 0• -
. lie port, 16th June, off Cove. 1
unab .. • i f-
1
le to learn T • •
mme ...lowing are those wlio have been Wool aleld cloth markets 4ttring the last tee days than had ' cle4 ne: which (.1" .It • t tf . . .1 d talon and 1318Pbam, -Seward, hence, at Leghorn.
•pro uce suc
,an ex en o genera • eso . Warrior, Jai •h n t ,
28s for Skins averaging 19Ibs. to 22Ibs. ge 5 dozen, and 4s 6,1 0 is per
dozen for Skins of 511bs to 94155.-Ho lox HAIL—A few bales of slightly
ascertained to have 'see
1 _ . - n wounded :-Greneral HeY•lnes, belltliPrOcoAsly•observable: and there is every prospect individual misery as nothing but the public treasury can relieve; Sylvanus, I anwes' ,efee' aP Lia-b°la; and sailed for this port.
chose clothes were perforated by four balls and who was' of a good autumn•trade. The damestie man facturers in mad thus in a few we.eks-enay, in a few hours, the balance which Bolivar, Gansogn"f mm ugvia
m Q elieefactr'DrOgheda off-Cove.- mixed have been disposed of at 7/d cIY tb.—OAK BARK.-80 tons
wounded in the face by a fifth, which car'f • h d• •11 l' •' ' ki
med away his t e surroun ing vi ages are rat ter better employed than b -
' ' is looked to as the'rd a' - f nsefdl or noble undertakings may Clyde, Brown, tient% foruQuebee, off Cove. '
e ns 0
Ann Paley, Itolstone, hence for Lisbon, do. Dutch and Flemish have been sold at .£6 e £6 7s 6d tlf" ton.-The
Timacco market continues firm, but the sales have been limited to
. ,
nose%; General Colbert, slightly in the bead • Pelet they were a short time ego. e entirely absorbed.. •
T wful di pensa-
hose who remember the pestilence and the a . s vibilia, Pentreath hence at Penzance and sailed for Gibralter. •-• • •
. Edward ' ' • ' 'h
.ff P 'I
th
50 Mids. on speculation, 13 hlttLs. for export, 50 hints, for Ireland, and
wounded in the back of the neck ; Colonel Ra'fle ' gRADFORD MAREBT.-There W •
, who as a brisk demand for tions with which it has plea.sed Providence to visit various arts ver . • ---s-, from Hambu , o a moo .
forrfiewfoundiand, et Cove. • 47 hlitis. to the horne-trade.
received one of thehill •
. ... sin the left side ; Captain Marion, manufactured goods, on Thursday, and a k. ds of these islands, will feel the full force of what I say. s:uch paejan'ea, Driscoll hence
Hall fr ' "
or the Bth Legion of the National Guarda. The child of we_re snaree, former prices we're full ina' tsi
sedneTliin being my sentiments, it becomes also my duty, while thanking Louisl. curt!,
.0M St .101111,:vi)'
oign 13;raf Tso.ve.
,
ma n :Ire
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
(tithe civil list, to express some surprise at the Jane and Eliimallteatrl'i,ftuina den, frOm Newfoundland for Bristol sailed -
M. Goret, a turner in the rue Foile-Mericourt ;. Vidal, was a stead demand for •arn on Y •
a. o _ y:. _ . y previ.ous terms; an a yon for the vote
vast additional sum of £l2OOO which von have voted for those Bth instaat, off 'Cove.
The demand for BRIMSTONE c9ntinues
_good, and prices may be
young man of the rue Montagne-Ste-G •
enevieve, whose fair stroke of business was transacted in wools, particu- -
services„ over and above that which the senate considered nen -
- --- " - ---..- - • • - --"'' -
considered 5s 4lr ton higher,,a cargo having been sold at £6 15s, and
•aw i
j s fractured ; Rose Alison, female servant of M. Br Jarly in those f • . l' . ':.
o superior rpm IV. c,ossary aad had accordingly required. Tbe executive will not SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.-Noon, WintiN.W.-Ligltt.
s'Oap lots at .C 7 dr ton.-Good parcels of Artecti, s have been inquired
card, No. 17, rue Neuve de Nazareth, dan °-
H
ative assembly but will carry Mutiven-Ir• ina ( ) from Drogheda-Le ds B 'lines] .
geroeslv ; ALIra7C.-The piece-market, on Saturday was rather abuse the generosity of the legisl
foromi arc.saleable at the quotetions ; inferior sorts are dull.-A pub-
Mad.ame Ledern
• e Sadler, No. 20, rue Bergere, in ihe brisker than for seve'ral w' k ' ' P..' -' 4 'r.
ee -s past. laces steauy o •tff t ' t.' •bl •' • • '' htb efficienCy ',Urea-, tua• dFI ,sght:--n' areamerfrorn Dublin-Gipsy e(aietuaner frgicr;
he in.o eec every prae taa e sat ingtousistent wit e (steamers)
f Blft : - ' ) lie sale of 250 bags Tyrolese SUMAC lies been made at 7s V' cwt.:
head and left •
. ains, and her sister•in-law, of Merl, near stock of gd ' h ' .
.oosms on t e increase. - ' '' - of the service es
, , pecia .y in .e ju tem ranc , acceiera ing
•11 • th •d•• 1 b h , t• Waterford-NOttian'
gharn, (steamer) rom e as .
Sicily Is •in fair request. —ln MADDERS' Or MADDER ROOTS there is
Beauvai •
s, in the leg.; Leclerc, a boy, aged 13, of No. 21, HUDDESsFIELD.-Little '
done on Tuesday. The cloth as mach as possible thosS preliminary measures with re-
t ct ecoes o aw an pi oce ure, in or er to carry in u
spec tth ' d f I d • d d • t The Duke of A-1 B ist w from Calcutta, oft' Falmouth, sailed • • • 1 h b •
rey e, ,
.r .o, „
nothing new to nonse.-Sinall sa es aye eee made in Turkey blue
rue de la Cote w
~ hose ler is broken in several places; trade is by no means in a ' r
satis actory state just at this effect the alteration which has already bee.n ratified by his me- 24th Mar .11 3th Yu ' '
mandneirt, ad from St Helana I _ r
ounbef_n
at
i St Hel GALLS at 130 s SSP cwt., and in East India mixed at 105 s 45, ewt.-There
Clarisse Brieux, of N0..23, rue des Vertus, who received moment. jesty, in the "ith che_pter of the constitutional charter, and from Sir C -.-
AI aleolmnti,ofarofmroclatautort f
clo lb:London, 'at doe.na" has been a fair business done in OLIVE Ora, though in some instances,
a WI in th' '
e loner part of her stomach. The greater part . Trade is uncommonly brisk at Barnslev. which amendment, I trust, that much advantage and consider- cestrian. Killick,YfrrOn Calcutta for this port, at do. .. .• ,
for the purpose of closing aeles, at rether lower prices,-VALONIA
of the abov • m
e weunos are so serious that little hopes are ReempaLE Jety 28,--_'f he dernann f cd i • able ditatiputiolt of exPetlditure will result.
or go st ns week Feeiee, Bewley, from Batavia and Sincapore, do, at do.
remains duller sitle.-In Fisn Oies there are no sales to report, and
that no exertion shall he Sir Howard riouglas, M•Kissocit ; and Jessie; Thempson, sailed
entertained of saving time lives or the unfortunate suffer has been 'ter tl '
r .. ers. grea tau tor several weeks past • most of the I linve now only to repeat to you
wanting on nay part ff
to e ect the great crbjects fin- which these from Quebec for tl ' t
. risrr... r v. ad July.
r m NiPe e foi°uuamliranldh:, eat Quebec. ' . no fresh imports of SEAL Ott have been received.-Sree Ons being
ltl Russ
• raer, of the National Guards, a cabinet-maker, in. buyers purchased freely. In wools ther •I• ' t .
, , e las mean more states were placed under the immediate stud exclusive peotecthm Cambrian' R
Formos._..,a lliri• :Mar'. y,vrOwens, bence, at do. ri
more pressed .on the market, the p ees have given way, and we
the rue du• Faubourg Saint Antoine and NI. Fra • hosin d' s, 1- ' •
, nuns, ess oin„ am proes base been fully supported ;of his Majestv, and at the same time to do ail in my power to Cora, Whitley: hence fOr Buenoi Ayres, was spoken 24th July, in reduce the quotations accordipg47.-The sales of FALK Oti, do not ex-
bekes, in the rue de le
. Roquette, also of the National however, it has been fully ascertained that the manufac- enable the whole population to participate in the great lidvan- lat. 49; long. 10-' ,
ceed 80 tons at £27 ss; offers' of £.,.37 have been refused in quantity.
Guards, wer '
e slightly wounded. We are informed that turers are not inclieed to speculate ; they will do less tages which thet conuection is producing and must continue to Sarah, Nlienh'arn hence, at Smyrna.
-OIL of TURPENTINE has experienced a further advance, and some
til3C. other persons were killed, and nine wounded, all of rather than give exorbitant prices for wool. peoduce to their country. I feel most powerfully that a double Esther, Suniptot;, sailed' froth Quebec for this port, 30th June.
extensive sales effected, in consequence of the rise in the raw material.
whom • • :,1
it is Fa.. were taken into No 31, Boulevard du ~........,...-,......- obligation attaches to the government of the protecting power,
I raean the political obliaation to protect, end the naoral ebliga- SUNDAY, AUGUST 2.--deloop, Wiad Easst..,-Moelerate. '
-In Hume and FLAX there 'as
n been little business doing.-The stocks
eters' hands being very low, they have thisweek
Tensple, but it, to thos •. • • . . . • ' '
ewe have, not been able to obtain DEATII OF MICHAEL TifoINIAS SADI . . ,
~ER, ESQ. tion to train this , youni state, to form and to. consolidate its A . • • .of Tareow in the de
aaivao--Dunnotter Castle, —• from. Trieste---A nna Sophia, ~ . .i if the market at full prices, and purchases of 'C.
any particulars. • " .
--- . hful iustitutions in a man
yout leer which may not In any respect Butcher. from St ' - le from Wexford, with' .'en v ; ta4,en .some Par,!e s o
ettin-Gnat,_ Doy ,
ff t d i der 6d advance ; linenos Ayres is aLso
s t, from Bermuda. malm-- a" C. Can • • • •
, not now be e. ee e. ' a ..
When -
s Maishal Mortier was struck, M. Thiers was so With feelings of sorrow as deep as we have ever experienced be derogatory to the character of that greal.cauntry Which has Saved from tbe wreck of the Mert.itart. :
feelings which we are sure will extend throughout, the British epread throughout the World the bleseings and the benefits of slant; A RD—The Robert Napier, and the Princess Victoria, mere inquired for, a
nd holders generally less willing to sell at prent.
close to him that he was covered with the blood of the ' '-'-. ah i REIF
illustrious victim. . empire-We announce the 'death of one'of. the best and greatest .sinind morality, 'freedom, civilization a I ' '
nd earning. with a t e steamers) from Londonderry-Factor, Janeis, ftom Londhs--seasie •
men who aver did honour to the name of Englishinan-. This advantages which her arts and scien' es have couferred. In all Clark, from Watexf d 'Mary, Turner, froru tllverstone-St Dal. id: rates' ---, :-....-,______________
The Duke de Broali '
i%sitaislienierArom We-rig-Nester, Sim Peon, from Leithflie Ale/cinder • - ' '
c received 4 bullet throogh the deplorable event has been announced to us la the rouowini4 my. aetel. shalt adhere 'rigidly to thecConstitutional charter, in
COTTON MARKET JuLy 31.
collar of his coat. letter :-
eudh cases as are not specifically provided for in that instrument Belftist-
,or oaciworth, from Tobennery—Hibernia„tateaurs'r) from . LIVERPOOL
..
.
f een Isle, (steamer) fromDrogheda the City of Carlisle, ,
Marshall Molitor had his horse ei • ' ' "13elfast, July 29, 1835. I shall be guided as it directs bv analogy arta where that faila estes, .
oundedander him, and. a
shoe-801%4.4, (steamer} from,Dundeattl-Britannia, •
~ , ,
A.CCOUNT OF SUES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
was obliged to return home on foot.. . • 1 •
. The otig illtiese of Mr. Sadler had a fatal termination this by the usages of that best of niodels the 'resreat-country under City o'frlurlie Ca
liV4:3lliilin Huskisson, Leeds, Mersey, and 13irtaineleue, ,
kora' the 2t)111. inst. !o tly's day i.ncl!oige. '
morning, at a quarter before eleven. His disease appears to oitaoe protectirp, shield vou are Placed. Difficulties may stand' (steamers) frita , ,
.General PeleCs wound is an inch and a .half wide, ancl have been an incurable affection of the heart brpught on by .in the way, hut Irm. in • the consciouspess of right intentions, Arethii 4 ul•
.. .
down to the bone. S 1 bl •
peem y eedirea has had b fi ' i vere stud* ard ••Tt • •h ' '
b - u elle ma, - • . _ ,e . enxiete. •a, Hutchirson h nee for 'Barbados, at Kingatown.
ley a o anxiously watched the and with fixed resolves tado you service by the acts Of my ad- Goven:or Douglas' n' e f ono Quebec for this port, off Crk ' 1 saase._ . sales 'faits:tars. .
effect, and he is dOin well. The f .progress of Ina decline citnnot
•doubt•that he fell a sacrifice to 'ministration, and relying meats gnod sense, patriotfsrn, and recti- '- Blelianleon, Piri: egnwniiierhibriete, offliolyheed, lst'Au„,;.?ii•it' • t Itasca' rricess. ITlvity This Tliia Pr vslY•
this Year Week of the week. Week this Year
the ii*ound. show' thaigthe b . urn'
a'n't
diwensiens
or
. . arrels of the infernal inachin . tae exertions in parhaenent, wall sv Inch he burthnned. himself, lode fur support, I tea I
rless y leek beYend the Presmi t =wept '4.Q days ; and Catherine D nison from Savanne, pat 38 de, -. . ' "
------ ,
-A;ere not
. • Ally loaded with bullets, but also wi . 'in addition to the enornious laletur and anaiety. beatowed u ' d •h• h I 11
pon to lite tecor sa tc shit leava of inv exertions nem, es trke ~ • r,_. .
• ._ . , Apollo 131 k ' ' e '. ' . ."'
ac , from Alexandria; and Dash nurant fr e •
~ • , oin ...ms rna •
6360 150 24 404
tit slugs a . ,
Sea Island Georgia.- ..
ro4 F 3.1.9 pore at aii,liord. •
1430 0- 0 1 30tee , 238748
General gnu had two fingers amputated •tI C- • his great worke upon pepalation and tile factory system. I say only teati by which my administration w-ill be judged. • - - ehma, --_, from Cephalonia for t,his port, was spoken 29th ult., Stained Ditto
164750 2840 91 -12 S
la craitc. risvo , At le ate tie „enormous labour and aueiety ; foranen unacuatotned to witness 1, 'lather
,acquaintance with yeti and your affairs I shall en- '
eff•CapePassero. • Upland Ditto
v gennartries, named Roussel and Rov ' h d t d reve • t th -
er, aut. eyo e , renm.e or tru ceanot cenceive the toil with aeavour to acquire in your several islands, all
.of which it is
.in,y Friendship, Berry at Mliford with loss of boom. Alabama 1 72230 ,2740 91 -11 '
91 -1.2 t ';3147 270383 ,
were wounded and had their horsos killed und -
er there. ,Olch N'l.r. it,die.i. wa.s accustorno to verily :the most minute intention fd visit as soon as possible. , Crirtisle. ----_, at' do ' 'with suite split. - Moline
209240 2700 91 -14
Colonel Rafle MI
. ~ . o belonged to the gendarmerY of Ili ;and anpareutly unimportant feet emplevedln the ceurse of his Thieteer,vott are abo.ut to return to seek in la b
t e oscan of your British Tar, ---_, ofr Cl_p' c Resier 27th June fie* Orleans
SOlne, received a ball in his left side, but was able't. '- e arguments. Never es ill the poor have "such au advocate : his families that repose which must be so desirable after the labour •
s Creole, Tracy, henee for'New York; was spoken. Ist • ' • *
JUly, in lat 46 Pernambuco
' Aricati and Ceara 1 25810 1390 '3l ''''' 141 j
13f - 13/ 29620 , ]
his seat in the saddle for some time, when he fain leeP whole heitrt and conversation were in their cause; and his of th 6 sesSionl. There' I. hope ere long to ee you. And there 23' I‘•)°R, 3'.-i41.• ''
he ,-. • Bahia anslgnaio...... 20110 80 Htt. - !.la • .- 20764 5
barleston, off Liverpool, sailed 22d
fall from his horse. teu, and , deepest regret during his illnese referred to the ineompleteuess ate) every% here I sincerely .wish you happiness and 'prosperity. ' _uT Jubilee, \Nat:sort, from C
4 ne. On the 24th June, in lat. 32 U, long. 76 40, speke the Hope- ama.,,r'41„h',.,°,11 • i 18410 50 'j? -'•• 'Ol t 20i0
~ 23381 '
13'
-of Iris vrork on population •au iucompleteness that lost to the • 11 fru a •
a -7 . ,
Kly command of his 4xcelleatcy, are, .
...at J, melee for London. On the 18th July, iti tat; 50 18, long. "oa\24"-".
0- - 0 L,. _ - 219 ._..1
'Ffhe Kinr, has issued
. ~,, . • a royal ordonnance ordering th . noor the adv• hoe that af'llso fi ' • f • '.b fi '
an ,e, ti c n rmateen o his system y t e ,
eSigned) ' • • J. FRASER, 15 28, spoke the Ann Eliza and Jane, from Liverpool for Quebec ' a•"." 280
14 - 0 2126-
discontinuance of the fetes for the celebration of the ti e '''
' '
Iree . teteut census, would have conferred upon them.
• Peruvian . . .. 1510
Secretasy of . the Lord High Commiseioner. :•.'f).!l ;Ile o,delitly, in let. 31 le, long. a 10„ spptvetbeßovezelau, from • • ' ..... i4l - 0 1729
Demerara and Berlnce, 1230
.
.saverntansior mauebee.
1
glorious days. . I " You wilt rejoice to know, that Mr. Sadler died full of the .
en-. - . ~ ,
Barbados ala '. 0 - 0 s
1893
Gerard has been examined, .
.I.le declared that, he had h()Pe °I a blesecri immortality. I never saw a more Chriedian ••. . . .
. • - ' Scieeve.hdy 28.-The Percy, Tanner, from Liverpool for Virginia, O• m mco'West India. 3030 6- 0 i
reliance- upon the anerlfs ot tbe Re.
de.emer, noe aneeneatiemeee -
.... _ , . . . put in,here 26th tritsuat, leaky, end must dischar,e pas.t of her cargo I,J'Gy. •: : ' ' .
2810 u - 0 . . 2071 (
IttsAecontriliesea. 54 -great _number of arrests haVe tak ' ' De ATti or Ma. EGERTON, TEI a COMEDIAN.— Noy Egerton Mitaotto July 29.-Th %-n- 1, i''''* : ' • a • aYra • ' 2060 0_ 0 . .J. •
r.i I
.
en full of peace and hope. He has left a wido 'tit • n •hidien
tefonn, sunk off the Crow Rock, C•arth,agetta. ,
~
pface. Ausong them the following editors and f ' - wr"
s"
oci ' -
del mot -bong survive his discharge from the Fleet Priaon by the fei the late ss'ale " rew drowen'etlac • 140 0 - 0 93 ,
persons some o them very young." .
a nyrna ,
connected •with the press;of Paris:- . - What can we key of,pernan whose bright and sp'etless charac- tasolvent Pelstora' Court. Ile lost the iota ings,of a Jong, fru- ' ----a--,a--!----s---- E,.fyptian ' 040 360 161 - 171 88 8471 r
21401 1
gal, and indestrious life in his speculation at 'the 'Victoria Surat and Madras
M. de Li4le,. editor of the France ;M. Vennot, printer affords no shade to set ia relief the moSttrilliant virtues of
MONDAY. Auersx 3:-Noon I,Vind ES E. L' ht Be.ngal .. - ...... ••. • . • 940 20 7t -Cr • . 3589 2
cipal gator of the Corsaire : .M. Carrel, of the Nati t.
ona ; which human nature is eapelile---the most splendid talents teat l•aeatro. From- the moment of hia arrest, he entertained the • '
ideinthat ae.ceuld not sum vice it. Ou his dioeharge by klie court, and from St Belt na, 29th NI a
ARRIVED -The Londpu, B' 11 ' . ' - 'g
'
, front the Mauritius, sailed 9th April, Per pliblicaalethissday,
' ' .
I t
acKI M. Gallois, of 0 4 f A
le „ e ormateur. warrant had been cut I)
have ever adorned our species:? 13v the confession of an oppon-
is friends conveaed hitu tO lodgings prepared for his rece nio . .
..
.e•Y--Zeelutst, Neord, from Dwelt. Sea Island - 0
,
ire. very cin etent •uci 1
10
.ge, ssord Plunaett, Me. Sedlee . i. n SAILED—ETanuti, Willaohs, for Elsineur-Ne ' i f Stained DittP• ••••• • • 0 - o._ a,.
. ptunus. 1. radiant , pr , ~ .. , . . .... • _
413104 lagairtst M. Vignerte, the caehier of the last named was' the lost tic C'' IP hailed tt Chelsea. where in deep grief he- hiok to his bed, f •
rom which Tonsberg-Prince Leopold, Richardson' f ameba nengal
'.. . Ilewspapee, , cou p. . rato,r heard in the Ilouse of Coin-
or Quebec-Augusta. , .. ,- , .
mons by the Present generation. nut vrho shies not forget his e never rallied, nor iodeed rose again, until death tsrni;nated il>eheneburg, for Stettitas-Medora, C• ' •
,andbah, for Demerara. - --s-is
is sufferings. Ills mortal eemeins were interred on Wedues- • • . .. 603730 itoB6o 8331 • 623061 ,
a eloquence in the me.mory ot that enthusiasm of benevole•nce
_________
• ..-. , , .
eerfectle witheut example in the biome/ ee sise ...--ie i A . AI,. ' ay last by the side of Blanchard. another veterets nr f 1.., L:- 0n... e,..e..-t_., sa_,__ .

LONDON FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

Novelty of form in the dresses worn at this season is
not to be expected; neither those startling patterns
beauty and ori.
which charmed the eye of taste .by their
ginality a graceful •
freshness, lightness, and situplicity,
these are the attributes of the summer toilet. White
muslin redingotes, trimmed with a quilling of lace, or a
wide
,heni, through which is. passed a coloured ribbon:
with the latter style of dress is worn a belt corresponding
in width acd colour, and fastened before. Pelisses lined
with silk are as frrAiionable as ever when the day is not
too W 3 rib. The most elegant we have noticed was a
very -fine organdie over white silk, broad white lutestring
girdle, and Sleep collar trimmed. with British point, very'
tul,l sleeves, confined at the wrist by a tight bracelet;
with this dress was worn a rice straw hat, adorned with a
plume of white feathers, and a pale-blue scarf. More
simple toilets, adapted to the sea•sicle,- promenade, or
country breafast-table, are made in coloured
,batiste very
small patterns; rays or cheques on a white ground; a
narrow band, corresponding in colour,. goes round the
skirt and peivrine—whilst a broad ribbon—likewise en
suite, passes round the throat and ties carelessly on one
side. Simple white peignoirs still reig.n unrivalfed in the
boudoir. &trimming formed of muslin, and arranged in
• festooned bands, is the newest ornament. Worked jaL.
tenet inuslins lined with' citron or lilac are chiefly worn
at dejermers u4d social soirees; a ribbon scarf fastens
uuderthe which, it resembles in texture and colour;
111 e plaited mapping fronts i 5 very ranch adapted for
morning dresses; it, peculiarly suits a slender figure,
giving core.;.o
,W
nenee to the corsage, and showing the aist
to advantage..

" I3elfast, July 29, 1835.
"The long illness of Mr. Sadler had a fatal termination this
morning, at a quarter before eleven. His disease appears to
have been an incurable affection of the heart, brpught on by
severe study and anxiety. They who anxiously watched the
.progress of his decline cannot doubt that he fell a sacrifice to
the exertions in parliament, nub which he burthened:hiutseif,
in addition to the enormous labnur and anxiety bestowed upon
his great stork upon popnlatioo and the factory system. I say
enormous labour and anxiety ; for-men unacustotned to witness
.such de Toted reverence for truth cannot conceive the toil with
which Ntr, sitdier was accustomed to verify:thc most minute
,and apparently_ unimportant fact empleyed'in the course of his
N arguments. ever-will the poor have such an advocate : his
whole heart and conversation were in their cause; anti his
deepest ragret during his illßess referred to the incompleteness
of his work on population ; au incompleteness that lost to the
poor the advantage that a full confirmation of his system by the
recent census, would have conferred upon them.
" You will rejoice to know, that Ms. Sadler died full of the
holpe of a blessed immortality. I never saw a more Christian
re iance upon themerits of the Redeemer, nor any,ileatlimore
,full of peace and hope. He has left a Widow with seven children,
sonie of them very young.".
What can we say of.annan whose bright and spotless charac-
ter affords no shade to set in relief the moSt'brilliant virtues of
which human nature is capable—the most splendid talents that
have ever adorned our species:? By the confession of an oppon-
ent, IV # very competent judge, Lord Plunkett, Mr. Sadler
was the most accomplished orator heard in the House of Com-
mons by the Present generation. nut who 'hies not forget his
eloquence iu the memory of that enthusiasm of benevolence
perfectly without example in the
.history of the world ! Af Mr.
Burke said of Howard, Mr. Sadler's philanthropy had as much
Pi genius as of virtue. It was a love of his fellow creatures
Upon so great a scale, that none but a great mind could have
conceived it; and oh ! how far was it :Scum that benevolence
which is ever suspended in abstraction ! It was our happiness
and our greatest pride to enjoy his acquaintance ; and we can
truly say, that whatever he sought for, and wished for, in be-
half of the whole human race, he no less earnestly and vigilant-
ly c,,nferred, by manners and condUct, upon all within his
sphere. Without pretending to any extraordinary sensibility,
we declare that it is too painful to pursue our recollection of
the unrivalled charmnf Mr. Sadler's society. He has had his
best earthly reward; he has "died the death of the righteous ;"
and, almost without presumption, we may a.nticipatc that he has
realised, what a Mend predicted of him on that day w*li
be
was led into Manchester by a procession of :30,00t) loving and
rejoicing infants; "Sadler will witness but one more such scene
as.:this; and that will lye, when he shall receive his reward ' iu
the resurrection of the just.'"—Standard.

DEBATE ON THE Ctthilell 1311.1..—The folloring is a brief
summary of the debate very hon. member on the opposition
side began by declaring that nothing could be added to the argu-
ments of Sir H. Peel, and eaeh occupied several hours in adding
this nothing to the speech of his leader. On the other side ever
one who addressed the house declared that Sir Robert's speech
contained not one proposition that was worth as enswor, and
iftmerliately set about delivering a very long speech in vthita.
tion of the " argument of their opponent. This is nothing,.
new iu the House of Commons.
A PnaliNotoGic,st..CnotacTitn.---A Phrenologist it. Dublin
is at present advertising that ihe gives "written descriptions of
character, iti.r_Ording pbrerictivi.cal principle:;.'' pox the
he charges ten Riiiltings, which
iuental portrait of
be doubles for a still more particular dcscription, and for a mere
sketch ha asks wily one-half.
.
POWER OF THE There is a screw dock in New
York, at which a,stkip weighing two hundred tons can be raised
a height of two feet itt thirty nainuiel. by.,the power of onfY
fty men applied to ate at:rroWst---M.Pcit.ol,9c4,octiitc,'L;Le,

•
DEATH OF MB. EGERTON, TFI CORIEDIAN.—Poor Egerton
did not long survive his discharge from the Fleet Prison by the
insolvent Pqb,to,r,s' Court. He lost th,o savings,of a tong, fru-
gal, and industrious life in -his speculation at "the Victoria
Theatre. From- the moment of his, arrest, he entertained the
idea twat he ,could not sui vive it. Ou his discharge by kiwi:cum,
his Mends conveyed him to lodgings prepared for his reception
at Chelsea, where in deep grief he took to his bed, from which
he never rallied inirstideecl rose again, until death terminated
his sufferings. His mortal remains were interred on Wedues-
(lay last by the Bide of Blanchard, another veteran of the his-
trionic art, who died but a few weeks hefore. Egerton used to
perform the part oldie ging in Penni MI., with John Kemble
Cardinal' Wolsey, and Mrs.. Siddons as Queen Catlierie n.
Without being a great, he, was always a useful actor. There
are hUt very few of the contemporaries of John liemble now
remaining;

HA N may not be generally known, that this "mighty
master" composed his sublitito oratorio of '•The Messiah" in
one and twenty days! Air. Stockhausen, in accompanying Mr.
Neukotn, an eminent musician, to. examine Handel's originril
MSS., discovered a . memorandum in the scare ()tr,. The
Mes•iah," 'written in German by Handel, but very illegibly,
stating that he commenced it on the 22d of August, 174.1,
finished the first part on the' 28th; the second part was coat-.
pleted on the Gth of .`,-epteitther, and the whole on the 12th ! It
was first performed (perhaps tried over) an the 14th.

Lord Brougham has promised to deliver a lecture in the
Sheffield
.Mechanics' Institntimi at the termination of the pre-
sent session of Parliainc.n:t. A deputation waited upon the
learned lord at Manchester last ureic, when the pledge was
given. Lecturing NlT.'s are as plentiful as blaekberries; but
a lecturing peer and ex-chancellor is a novelly.—Leeds Intelli-
yeacer.

: Seabary South Harbour, one of the stupendous undertakings
of the Marquis'of Londonderry, was opened on Wednesday last.
. At the appointed hour the gates of the magnificent harbour wexe
thrown °pep, and the Lady Frances, steam-boat, with William
' Spence, 'Esq., and rk large party on board, entered the ha,in in
gallant style. They were greeted with three times three cheers
nv awe -sppetators, which compliment was returned from the
sfeani-bt;at., On Thursday all the ihrps in the harbour dis-
p!aTed their nolours, and a rowing match between eight of the
Y.W.g 14Uptp. tofkk r.e i 4 the conies. At the concluaiou of the
regatta neaoy one -kundired of the tradesmen of Seahatn ad-
journed to a largetemparary •buildfug, which had been erected
ho. the occasion, where a most sumptuous dinner was served up.
Lord Loudeonderry's band attended the dinner, a large gallery
having beep erected for their' accommodation, ayd the evening
was spent in the most joyous manner.—Newcastic Journal.

The Catherine, Denison, from Savannah, is aground on Burbo
Bank.
Southerner, Glover ; and George Washington, Holdredge, hence
off Cape Clear, for New York.
The Aretbusa, Hutchinson, sailed from Kingstown for Barbados,
Id instant.

Philadelphia, Morgan, from London, at New York, Ist Jtily.
Mischief Lacy, hence, at Genoa.
The William, Ewing, from Belfast, was totally lost, 17th Jule. Of Scatari Island—crew and passengers saved.
Royal Adelaide, Vivian from Queloycjor Falmouth, was spoken tith,
July, off Cape Ray, and'ileported hating seen fifteen vessels on shore
in.the. St Lawwnce River, atul one on Cape Ray.
Mary Wilkie, Morris, from Berbice C ly, at the de, sailed 14th June.
The Adriana, was coming over the Bar, and would sail the following
day for this port.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE; AUGCST 3.

Wind at I,lolybead, N.E.—Light breeze.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 105, Esther, B S, at ,5 a.m., Quebec, saited,3oth Juite.—No. 1028, Robert Burns, B B, from•Res-
tigoucb, at 1 p.m.—No. n 7, The Indian, 88, (not quite sure) from
Pernambuco, at 3 p.m.—No. 291, Sir John Beresford,
Bk ; and No.
733, Jesse, Bs,at 3 p.m.—No. 647, Charlotte, BB,at 4 p.m.
Off Holyhead, outward-bnund, yesterday—No 1472 Hector, AS ;
No. 854, ()Mello. A S ; No. 80, Sarah, BBk ; -and No. '542, Minerva,
B Bk. at 6 30p.m.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound, this day—No. 1311, Young Gipsy,
Schooner, at 4 p.m. from
Off Point Lynas outward-bound, yesterday—No. 1375, Maria, BS ;
No. 57, Mauney, J B ; and No. 931; Mary, B S, at 7 p.m.
A Brig a-ground on Barb° Sand, at 9 30 a.m.

LIVERPOOL. TIDE TABLE.

Ern. I lit,

3k?zday Evening, 3d ,lugust.

The sales on Saturday amounted to 1,200 bags; to-day there has
been an increased demand, and the sales amount to 4,003 bags, at
steady price, of which 1,500 American are on speculation.

LIVIRPOOL PROVISION- AuGust 3.

Dry Butter continues in hatited request. Pickled is in rather better
dornuitl.—The demand for Beef and Pork is steady.—Bacon, Lard,
and Hams are unaltered'.

9. a. S. (1.
auvrap..—Betrast,new
Banbridge, new
Colerain...
Sligo, old. -
Derry, old OO 0 00 0
• Waterford, new Rii 0 72 0 ---
Limerick, new 7O 0 71 0 ---
Cork, new OO
Do. pickled 2ds, new OO 0 69 0 --
Do. dry ads, new
Newry 7l 0 72 0 —.—
Do. dry Ist, new
Dundalk OO 0 00 0 -.:--
Carlow, new... 72 0 78 0
Binie.,—New Prime Mess 93 0 102 6 per tierce.
New India, 105 Q 110 .0
PORK 52 6 55 0 perbarrel.
.
Do.
BAco-4, new . 32 0 34 0 per cwt.
Do. old -
Dar HAMS 42 0 . 46 0
W FT Do
,
LARD.—Firkin 44 0 --, 48 0
Bladdered . ~
48 0 50 0

Fc.clirais, 4c.

Tuesday.. 4
Wednesday-
Thursday 6.
Friday 7 ,
gaturday., .B
SUNDAVi.:
Mouday

R. M.
6 40
7 55 ,
9 4,
10 2:
4/ 51
rgi ' 56

B. m. 4 F. 1.
717 ' 14 0
39 14 3 Venus south& ICh,s9;u. In.
915 14 10 Transfiguration.
IO 27 15 6 Name of
I.f 13 10 1. Dog gam end.
11 57 ..18 9 Bth Suoilay after Trinit:
18
.16 11 ISt. Lawre.uev.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTU
s. d. s. d.
1740 020115
000 0 -
0 6.0 9
0 6 0 7* --
0 G.O 6
•0 0' cr

RAL MARKET,

Hay
New Hay

Clover gay....
Straw, M. 114.,at
Straw, Oat..
ereeu

AuclusT 3.
2 4 tfr 901 b
1 2 -
0 per ton
0 0 -
0 0
8 0

Potatoes.

Cattle Potatoes
Turuips
Carrots
Mane,lewurzle
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