Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-20
LONDON

LONDON
| late Letter from London says:-"So GREATS the
rage for building in every direction round this Immense
CITY, that builders are frequently obliged wait three
or four weeks for bricks and the strife and eape,nes
To obtain them is SUCH that in many instances fom he
ing removed from the kns red hot the carts in which
they have been slowed have taken FIRE Already have
most ot the villages round London been nearly united
TO NJ thus, along the whole road to Greenwich (almost
SIX mlies there is scarcely interval between the row
o houses-the same may be said of those leading to
tauShali, Remington, BriXton. Chaplain, &c. in that
direction On the other side of the river Chelsea Full
ham, and liamnersmitl &C. bid far be united it.
In the Northwest, North, and Northeast of London
equal progress to an union are made for Bavswater
Auburn, Hampstead, HiShgate, Hackney, and Black
well, be called portions of it. all tie intermediate
space being filled up by squares crescents
races, &c tckly planted with new churches ornamen-
ted with spires and dones, and stceplc of posi-
bic shape The Duke of Bedford's estate, commencing
at the bottom of Southampton street Strand, and
nIng IN direct and uninterrupted line the South
ampton Arms, near kentish and Camden Towns, a dis
lance OF at least three miles, including already Blooms
bury Bedford, Russell, Tavstock, and EuStun Squares
lhe other great proprct"rs, whose estates in the
ncghhourhood otiIondon covered with houses,
are Earl Grosvenor and MIR. Potman. Those of the
former extending from Oxfort to Chelsea; those
ot the latter includes great portion of the Parish of
hary-le-Bonc. Lord Grosvcnor's rental is said TO he
al present tl2O,0U0 per annurn. Mr. Portnan's pro-
perry will II estimated in few years be worth eleven
millions sterling"
900
The merchants Of Liverpool in testimony of their
appreciation of the cNertions of Mr.. Iuskisson to I'M
etter commerce., have opened srbscrptiou for niece
OF plate TO be presented To him. Ct 90 had already been
subscribed.
The export of Cotton Goods last wear from England
exceeded $50, 1000 sterling.
subscription has been filled up for makinr Roil
way from Lch to Edinburgh. 1t is proposed TO unIr
tc mead level OF the Forth Clyde Canal with The Union
anal at the corresponding lock near the summit f
tc latter. Tins will save the time of passing sever
locks and as the Canal mpanics are builinp light
iron boats passengers and goods will in this way be
conveyed rom 'fiasgo" tn Edinburgh III little NOR.
Mfin hhc honrs The AIonkand and [iri; ,ntilloclt
halfway Is nearly ready the Bro burn and Shots Rail
wa! terminating in the extensive coal fields he.renr
10 Inc Duke OF ianlton) has been surveyed and is in
Tic course OF being subscribed for.
robert the associate of Thurtcll, in the Giils,
murder, that eXccd much attention last wear In
"cei condemned To death for horse stealing
eco
BonapF,te-In Italy, after the battle Of Basano, 30
naparte followed by of his chief officers went over
inc held OF cnmbarhe sione on that scene of
IL rro me deep silence of the night broken ONLY b,
inc means ut the wounded ana the Grroaus of the DIV inr
suddenly a dog, which had been living upon dead
hofN started up barking; carre forward and now
fe'Fcd' apparently hesit"tng between the desire OF
aVtgihg lis master, and the fear of suffering the body
10 become which it was edeavourir 20 revive by its
warmth. Napocan stopped with much feeling and com
pairing the faithful friendship of the dog f., he ;escrtor
IN Wic the other victims we're left remained
III "eeP meditation. ''iS hat lesson for mani" he at
length cried Ii seemed from he grief he manifested
as Tor me INST time he marked tue sad spectacle before
" a. Il ms icaIt for the FIRST time spoke and his head
po Use aucs OF hs situation. and the interests of his
p7c!. On field of battle in Egypt, Napoleon found
chl'a weeping upon dead body also. He loaded |
i' ' kindness, and kept him always him in the
June OF ms glory Had he attached 90 himself the
dog of the field of battle in itav the faithful animal
'"nld have followed him in his reverscs and died a tle
n'r' OF his master on c rock of cxe-but e migrate
ul .'famauiT5 what lis conduct He disappeared
with fortune. - 80 ~
'1H'"ofc 0s1'P I poiso,is A correspondent of tho
London Literary Gazette aiu!in, to the nl,ner,,s
cases OF death from accdcntalpnisonngs and particular
10 me melancholy fate OF the late ROYAL Acadcmician
'f o"cn' adis-"l may venture TO affirm there, is
scarce even cottage III this country that docs not con
''n an 'hvalnablc certain, and immediate remedy Co,
shch events winch IS nothing more than desert so,
i "i made mustard, mixed in tumbcT glass of v
wafer and drank Inmcdiately il acts as an instant,ua
Gus eie'ic is aiwAy ready, animay be used with sa t,
IN any case where one is required.-By mistake when
gentleman took full ounce of poison in tead Of sails
me casters were fortunately at hand and no dnult an
invaluable life was preserved his family bv giving the
mustard directly. BY making this simple antiote
Known You may be the means of saving many ejlov
creature ircfn an unrne, end"
-e0o-
An Intelligent farmer this town has communicated
L" Us what he says, eccual remedy against in
jury TO horses and cattle which NAV have eaten fn,
hhc gram 1t Is simply to administer pint of melted
hog' lard as soon the fact is discovered He says
be has tried The experiment a number OF times and
always With success.-TSom. Jour.
900
I""'ate feast That 'oiAkeep sir olonH,s
Bon 8ib hops in two gallons soft water when boil
cd halt an hour add one table spoonful ofsal and =
nan pint OF noasses, two quarts rye meal half pint
good common yeast let it stand till it fernent tbcn
IN Indian meal till it hard as it can be made bon