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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04
ITO be continued J

DREADFUL NARRATIVE of the sufIerngs
of the crew and passengers of the Frances
Mary, from st. Jonn's, New Brunswick, to
Liverpool.
PROM the Hampshire, Eng. Telegraph,
On the evening of the 18th March when
the londe, Capt. Lord Byron, which
left St. Helena on the eSth Jan. was
going at the rate of twelve knots, with a
strong breeze, vessel to the leeward,
in distress, was providentially discried
from the mast head, for which the Blonde
Immediately bore up and boarded She
proved to be the Frances Mary, a ship
of sos tors, of and from It. Johns New
Brunswick. belonging to Captain Pat
tesou, and consigned to Campbell and
Mackie, of Liverpool.-She was a CON-
plete wreck, and water-logged, and only
kept afoat by her cargo OF timber;
her main mast and main-topsail-y yard
were the only spars standing, and all her
boats were washed away. 1t seldom
falls 10 our lot to have to record such I'm.
parralleled and unheard of sIfferinss as
those which the unfortunate beings of
this melancholy and heart rending cir
cumstance have gone through. Two
hours did not elapse from the shipping
he FIRST sea. I'LL the whole Of the crew
and passengers, in all sixteen souls. were
compelled to get up in the main-top.
with only few pounds Of biscuit. where
hey remained FIVE days; with the re-
nainder of their scanty stock of bread,
hey kept themselves in existsnce for
I'VE days more when, horrible to relate,
he cravings of nature, scarcely sup
piled in any one way for the space OF ten
days, compelled them 10 line on the corpses
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04
POETRY.
From the Eslihbargh Literary Aimanaek.
no DEATII

From the EJihburgh Literary Aimanaek.
TO DEATH.
CFrom tbs German Of CiUek
Methinks il we're no pain TO die.
On such an eve, when such SKY
o'ereanopies the west;
To qaze nv fill on yon cain deep,
And. like an iptant, tall asleep
On earth, my mothers breast.
There's peace and welcome in yon sea,
of endless blue tranqdhlty,,
These clouds are living things
= trace their veins OF liquid gold,
Gee them solemnly unfold
Their soft and fesey wings,
Those be the angels that convey
Jys weary children OF day,
Lfe's tedious nothing DER,
where neither passion come nor woes,
Vo yexthe genus OF repose
On Deaths majestic shore.
No darkne = there divides the sway
with starting dawn and dazzling day,
But gloriously serene
Are the intermInaoie piainsf-
One fx'd eternal sunset relgns
Der the wide silent scene.
cannot dofr all human fear
know thy greeting IS severe
To this poor shell of clay;
Vet come. o Death! thy freezing kiss
Emanclpstes thy rest is bliss
I would were away.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04
A WHISPER TO A NEwLY-MARRIED PAIR.
A Whisper to the Wife.
Continued from our tast.)


perhaps on some occasion or other,
in tae I, olc of the moment, without IN
the least degree intendingto annoy
you, your husband may toy, and Laugh,
aud dlrt, while in company, with some
pretty girl present This generally
makes vile look foolish; aad 1t would
be as well, nav much better, ii he did
moi do so But lei not shade OF ill
hunour cross your brow, nor even Ivy
agance give him, or any one present,
reason 10 think MS behaviour annOys
you. Join in the laugh and chat, and
be not ouldone, in cheeriulness and
good humour by any clthe party. Blu!
remember, gentle lady, there must be
no acting 10 this affair: the effort must
extend 20 your rndas well as your
manner; anda ;noment's reasoning on
the subject w,lt at once restore the ban
ished sunshine The incompatible
leighton says, The human heart is
ike reservoir OF clear water, at the
bottom Of which lies a portion of mud:
stir the mud, and the water gets all
sullied In like manner, does some
strang passion or peevish feeling rise
in the heart, and stain and darken it
as the mud does the water " But
should there be prospect OF your tius
band often meeting with this lady in
question, endeavour at once TO break
off he intimacy by bringing forward
some pretext consistent with truth, flor
to truth every thing must he sacfiti-
ced,) such as, You do not ike her; the
intimacy is not what you would wish,
81 &: Never, however, avow the
real reason: it will only produce dis
cord, & make your husband think you
prone to jealousy-a suspicion wo
Inan cannot too carefully guard against,
And there is often in men an Obstina
CIV which refuses to he conquered of
all beings in tn world By ,olfe "A
Jealous wife (such is the erroneous o
pinlon of the ILL Judging WORLD is gen
orally considered proper subject tor
ridcuIe; and woman ought assldu
ously to conceal from her husband,
more than from any one else, any
feelings ofthe kind Besides, af'er
all, gentle lady, your suspicious mag
be totally groundless; and you may
possibly be tormenting yourself with a
whole train of imaginary evils. As
you value your peace then keep from
you, if possible; ali such vexatlous APP
prehensions, and remember, a man
can very i'll bear the idea of being
suspected ofinconstancy even when
p guilty; hut when innocent it is Intoi
cradle to him.
Inevcr would recommend a wife to
have on visit with her an attractive
girl Novelty and constant opporlu
nifty are so powerful, and the young
lady, fall of vanity, and wholly iii
vested OF care, forms perhaps u very
agreeable contrast 80 The many auXi
ties and annovaaces which may at
times cloud the brow Of the best TEN
percd wife 10 The world. Do not Ell.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04
ON PRUDENCE AND DECO RUN

"Though a woman before hen mar
riage may be admired for her gaiety,
her dancing, dress, painting, singing,
&c. yet after it, we expect her char.
acter to display something more sub
Stantial To man who must spend
all his days in her company, these little
superficial decoration would speedily
become insipId and unimpoTtant Love
can be preserved only by the qualities
OF the domestic virtues
"a man does not want to be daz
zlcd in his matrimonial connection, or
to possess a partner who seeks the ad
miration of coxcombs or beaux. He
wants a person who will kindly dl.
vide and alleviate his cares, and pru-
IDENTIFY arrange his household. He
seeks not coGuette, fashionist, a flirt;
but comfortable assistant, compan
ion and friend"
"On the day of her marriage" say.
an admired writer" wuman's toui
of gaiety should end" In one of thu
Gcntoo countries, during the wedding
day large fire i, made, and the brid'
enters with little basket in her hand
containing all her ornaments, rud,
and simple as they are-shells, bead.
Sand filings them into it; intima
ing her intention of assuming for Il
'uture the dress as we'll as characte.
OF matron-O that cur Biitish mat
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04

Femute Mgennit1 - A singular in
stance OF the escape ola man from Jail
is narrated in the last Cheraw Gazette,
by correspondent Of that paper
The man was confined under a con.
Vlctlon for capital offence; his wife
was permitted TO furnish articles of
food for his comfort; in one of the pies
she sent him, was concealed a GIN.
biet, and some other small instruments:
with those, the unfortunate man was
enabled TO cut bis way cut of the pri.
son. - Western Can altman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04

PiGEoSs have lately been selling in
Albany at Tie rate of IS cts. per DOZEN
and werelsold in the Philadelphia market
on Friday last al Is cts per doz -
Fycemun's .IotTndi.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04

Senate Anecdote On Monday
last, says the Alexandria Gazette,
while the bill for the relief of Amasa
stetson, was pending in the Senate,
Mr.. Noble of Indiana. rose to make
motion, and had actually commenced
his address to the Chair. when the
Vice President turned his head aside,
and entered into conversation with one
OF The Senators, Mr. Noble patiently
waited until the tete-d.tste was ended.
andIhen remarked "Ifthe Chair has
got through ,cith ITS py iUatc Business,
1 aoiii proceed"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
LATEST FROM COLONB,A.
NORFOLK, Jan. 81

NORFOLK, Jan. 81.
In the brig Exchange. Capt. Hail. which arrived here
yesterday, from ST. Pierre's, (Nlart via 81. Thomas
10 days from the latter, passengers Messrs. P
Gclneau, Colombian Consul for the New England
States, G. II. Tborndke, Of Cunana and f. Fowle OF
Boston, who have taken lodgings at Carr's Hotel To
the two last named gentlemen are indebted for file
ofhe 4ierta" published Cutnana, ard the Caracas
CotOmbi1aO," tie former from I4tb Nov 10 3Oth Dec
inclusive, and The latter of 28ll December and ST.
Thomas Prices Current of 18th inst. The papers are
IN the hands OF gentleman conversau with the Ian
guage. who promises translation, should they contain
any thing From the Prices Current we extract
The following notice of tie markets at that place.
To the above mentioned gentlemen we are also in
debed for the following verbal intelligence:
The markets at Lagnira. 18Th instantly very doll
for American prnduce with the exception Of provisions
which paid good price,
General Bolivar expected at Bogoa, from Peru,
within this month il was reported at Cumana that Ge
neral Iodl commanding at Calloa had capitulacd to
the forces Of tl'e Liberator Bolivar.
The St. Thomas and Laguira Packet Ia Colombian
vc5e had been captured by Spanish sloOp ofwar and
carried into Porto Rico.
Markets al Cumaua generally dull for American pro-
duce. Flonr was 9l5 currency duties, SO % per Dbl
CurrenCy.-EOnsuuption small.
No political intelligence at Cumana Information
had reached there - tive Spanish priyaecrs we're
mittng dcpredaons on the Colombian vessels in TIC
GuIph Of Para The windward coast Of Guiria; and the
Pinctincha and LtdpecHcin sloops owar, had sailed
from Cuman1 in pursuit. The latter vessel bad got
ashore Marearea, but got OF without sustain
ing any otter injury than loss of rudder.
Corn Meal at st. Thomas scarce and in demand.
Beacon
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80

Fran, The .New York .4nuerteG,, FeJruary3
Inc Howard packet ship from Havre has arrived, bring
ns Paris dates the 18th December, and dates from Lon
don week later than previously received.
The Emperor Alexander died Taganvock early in
Decemoer' alter few DAVIS illness. This intelligence
reached Paris on the l7th by terg aphic despatch
death was said have been by sore leg
wnlch terminated in ST. Anthonys His brother the
Ufano Duke Constantine, VceIoy Psnd succeeds
20 lne throne OF Russia Alexander born Tec 22i,
~. Inc Grand Duke was born May 49, l7?9.
me intelligence of this accustomed decline of
10 3 per cent III the French Stocks.
Inc avre market was dull, aud prices lower than
at previous dates. ~
Ihe Egyptian squadron consisting of ~ 6y,,oe IA zoe.
vetes, - bss 10 seheoners GO TRANSPORTS fone ne
wh'h was an American and Eugh) is said tn have ar
fivcd ~ Ncvarina the 9Th of November M; had co
peted ic iaIdng ofilie roors on the OH rar oc -
were to march immediately e-norce Ibahim Porba ar
A'p"za-and another corps was to proceed to Missc-
ionshi.
Inc papers principally filled with the details OF the
commercial distress in England, which appea rs had great
~ increased Seven eight extensive Banking houses in
|ouoh ad been under the necessity of suspeung pay
ent and the alarm and incunve arnoug
was beyond all calculatious-billS were t,o,
every quarter, and the accepors aid were eouav
incompetent q them.
Among the banking houses failed, We find the ma mes of
Poie q Co.-Wiains, Burgess 6 Willians-Sir Gland.
Scott, Williams s. Co.-Everett, Walker MaI,bv & %
Skies, Snoith & Co-Selby s. Orphan-and Sterling
4 IIodsoll.
Several of these agents ofnumerous Country Banks
ch III turn had III several instances obliged stop
payment nd this had produced n ermcnt i'm tile couu.
try that it had been NJ some paees 70 call o,
inc militia to aid in preserving the peace
The Bank has raised the rate of discount Gor, Co., :.
1--WE per cent and had discounted the amount of
million day for several daysyet demand y.as ma,
Dated and the difficulty OF raising mouey continued ;tbo,
example. ''Nou'
a meeting of the principal merchants Of London was
e!d az te Mansion the 18Th, resolutions were dop
Wv va @ SUBJECT which 1t was expected would allay tho
panic but seems by the nge report of the
'ee"ng day, that the money market growing worse
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07

We learn from the Boston Daily Advertisers That a bin
mas passed to third reading, good deal of debate in
the House of that state so far amending
me law against "Sury provide that when contractor
Is made to take interest greater six per cent
per annuT shall not rsder void The far a. re-
CARDS the principle, legal INTEREST," but every con-
tract Tor the payment of greater than that
ABOVE named, shall be void regards tie excess:
ana IN rendering udgme in action contract, it
is nadc the duty Of the deduct tho excess and rem
der Judgment for the principal, with legal interest Banks
are forbidden to take interest higher six per
cent. under penalty of forfeiture OF their charters.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
INTERES TING.

NEW YORK, Feb. MIR Woodhousc, the surveyor
general oil the British Customs arrived i'm this CITY
from New Brunswick We and that this gentleman
was sf out iion London to regulate the British
houses IN Nsrtb America and the British West India Is
anos We has visited Halifax, ST. John, and ST Andrews
and wil proceed hence Ba BADGES gives us plea sure
Hofox, giving his opinion thar he had nun an p,or
probation upon that part of the late colonial trade act
which relates TO the intercourse this country ,lr the
c"ones NOT intended by the British nd re
commenting him to eno,cc the act accordirr IN II;
constructions until he shcud receive further adviccs from
England. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
BRITISH COLONIES.

BOSTON, Jan. 94. We understand that the Boston
racket schooner Blllow, will sail for Halifax on Thurs
day, with cargo and will carry dispatches from the
British Ambassador.
We hear that the Hon Mr. Woodhonsc. \ member Of
The British Parliament has lately visited this CITY, and
pronounces the construction given the new law al
Halifax inconsistent with the intentions Of the British
Government
We have reason TO 1at;er ourselves witt,
me expectation of mutually great increase of the
commerce of the British Colonies and that of the Uni
ted States, under the late Free Trade Act of Parlia
tnen, of recprocated, doubt it will be-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
-SS9-
FROM HAVANA.

NORFOLK Jan 3t.-The Spanish Brig Francisco, 10
days rom Havana, bound to Baltimore came in from Sea
Sunday night. anl Midslpman JTOfter who mas
landed Old Point. from whence nc arrived
here last evening Mr. Tsotte left the U States Frgate
Constellation. Capt Woolsey. all we'll Except Capt. w.
who slighly isposed Havana, 18th inst; the T.
States ship Hornet, Capt Woodhouso, beating into
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07

Havana l5, inst the U. States Schr Crampus L. Cum
Cassin, aud Fox, It. Com. Wilson, ere at Maanzas All
we'll. -
N'dshiPmn" Mitchell of North Carolina, late ofthe u
o.eS snip hornet d'edat Havana about the 1st
rom Havana 18th inst. for the Mississippi
skirmish took place OF MatauzaS IA few DAYS nrevous
W '"e i9'" INST between an Engsh schr and two Spanish
schrs. who had troops board. The Spanish scbr 6,ea
INTO the former vessel, when the capt English schr
boarded her, and spiked Guns and car
ned her INFO the Morea, ordering consort to follow
'hem' which order was promptly complied with
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
The Washington Tavern

& ior Ienf: 1t Is now under good repair. and will bo
een or leased to suit the appican,-If not disposca
oore the LIST OF March next will thai da he Of
fered to the highest bidder. &c o'-
u On ihG same day the Furniture the house win be
offered for sae-Apply TO %
rh1 SAMUEL DUNN.
vs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
Died,

'uhden", IN this city, the Ath inst. Mr.. EDMUND
HARRISON, of Amelia, aged about 63 yeas. AS husband
ana athsr ne was aftctonate and inulgcnt almost To
ul as ifiend sincere and ardent in evil well as GOOD
ile as neighbours kind; as man, candid firm, gene Gus
and wspltabe; if the naked his door he cloEed
him; II the hungry he fed him; he the friend of the
widow ana the fat-r OF the oTphan in short was one
OF the modest WORKS OF God. He honest man.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-07
NOTICE.

"a - having claims against the Estate Of lizard
L "A Is Whitocke, decd, late Clerk of Bar,;r, 60,
o"ft are requested to make known to the subscrih
ana nose who are indebted estate arc ono,ishe
"'Ne immediate pnymentto him, as it is his wish and
ms duty to close his administration as speedily ,s nos;hi
HERE ERr CLAIBORNE. Adm'r
~ Of lGardB Whitlocke deed.
1-wtf
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NOTICE.
Smiths Cotton Planter & CuItiyator
Feb. {

'HTHOSE Interested ia the culture III Cotton are informed
that machine is invented for planting and cultiva
This CROP Which promises be of great Importance II
mas been lately exhibited both in Richmond ana PETERSBURG
and met the appreciation of all who had an opnrunitv Of
seeing H. Those vino associate large crops Of tobacco or
corn with cotton, VIII find it valuable acquisitions II
computed that hand with this machine will plant or
cultivate ten per day. They so simple in their
construction that mccIani can axe then,
aud any farmer keep them in repair.
The following certificate. which many more resner
BILE signatures might have been added, will 10 doubt be uer
fecty satisfactory.
Having witnessed The operation OF Mr. Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter and Cutvaor, no hesitation i'm
saying that it fully the purpose for which it is de-
signed Ii tine row, drops the seed amy regular
distance required, ii lightly aud rolls Que opera
tnn and all much better than could be done by aud AT
the cotton is up, small plougts are then attachcti
which removes grass and weeds both sides of the
plant az once. 1t operates fast a Enr,e usually
walks. 1t is necessary however, that the land should be
first listed, and free from stumps other distinctions
Signed By
RICHARD FEED, VIM NJ ATKINsov
ROBERT BOILING, FRs. G. YANcEY
Wright ROBINSON, T.. Stokes.
ALEX. CUNNINGUAAI,
Petersburg, Goth January, 1926.
y Orders for them will be received by LEWIS WEIR
s. Co. Rchmond-;snd JAS b. KENDALL. & Co Peters
burg--where the machines may any time be seen
Feb 4-wI3t
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Trust Sale.

ANT 10 me provisions OF n Deed of Trust execu-
yea l" The subscriber by Oris Pane and duIv ernr
e u, te once OF the Clerk of Goochand courv Con-,
80 ~ tl,y the 'l Instant, nj II o'clock A NJ pro-
Ss'' al boNer Coal Pits. mules horses and
us wagon and geer, and sundry articles recentIv
uSn ana employed III the business at said T
cash. '"'" Us er'hS
HERBERTA. CLAIBORNE. Trustee.
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G0EEHMs' O@ETS.n

NO 49, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Vert Door btt me Ia The NelC Egcbonoo
]. CoHEN,Jr & BROTHERS, of BaItimorc.
opened branch of their establishment in the C't'r
OF iOkh and offer their services to the public -
stock and Exchange Brokers.
Having offices in PhHodcIohia, BoYanore R,,L,,o,,
''oyoHF n Ch4rtcston, S. e. enables them To ro
On nearly every place in the Union. BANK N0rrs 20
every state bought and sold on the most reasonobIe to-,
= u Douoiooos, American, English, French Sr,risl
Dollars, Five ffahcs and Fruch Gowns purcbas6 C
Wmch me highest premium viii at all times be giye,, w.
u Foreign and Domestic Bills Of Exchange nego,is,t
- L 81 IL
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BOARDING HOUSE

lN8 RS. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER bayiro ,at.-.t..
comm"dIous house lately occupied bv Mrs JIigsi
oo'am and second door below MIR. Charles 2 Abrab5.,
P''[Cafy store, viii be prepared accommodate Mem
oe's oil the legislature any other Gentlemen who -
favour her @h he1 patronage, by tire day. week nontB
1910 nov Il
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1880 Tickets.

42a4o Tickets, 4f4qoo oo,,.,s
Present price IF 7Ichetg
He 20 Quarters 81 50
pacLaro. c r, Eighihs IS
mdGkagss ct Twelve Tickets embracing the tbirvsx
numbers of the LOTTERY, which must Of necessity i
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f a Tor the eaptas-o Shares of Packages may be-
ceIiifrate of 2 whole tickets SIS N
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certificate of IL eighth tickets a.
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COEIEN'S
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opposite The Eagle HOTEL Rtctnnond
u At CoHENs OFFICE, in the late STAR AL III,
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2ooo oas &c. &o and ,ccre capital prtses hare
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payment. N'''e" III
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private Conveyance enclosing the or prizes nos, ,i
Tor tickets packages certificates shares will meet G
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Feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-30
New Books.

TIME Spirits Of odins; Or The Fathers Curse, aNoi
Il vel, vols. 2Dols.
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society for promoting
Agriculture containing communications on various sub.
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Jones' Greek and English Lexicon, new ed. 6 dolls
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false rumors, 1st American edition, dollars.
Just received and on sale by
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A large supply of new and fashionable MUSIC, just
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Hubert and Alice, by Wiimik.
Sir Edgar, he rode fierce and fast, by do.
Come down to the lattice, sercnade, by Meineke.
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o let the world deceive me, Love, written byJ. H.
Carroll, Esq.
Mary Morrison, Etyorite Scotch Song
Our way across the sea, dedicated to Miss Olivia Do
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New Law Books, &c.


ID EPoRTs Of cases argued and determined in the
nHigh Court Of Chancery, in the time OF Lord Chan
celor Hardwicke, by John Tracy Atkins, Esq, third
Scls 81 = S24
Peterdorfs Abridgment of Gases argued and de-
termined ia the Kings Bench, Common Pleas. Ex-
ehequer and at Nisi Prius, from 1860 to Geo.
W; royalSvo vol 5 10
towen's Reports of Cases argued and determn'
ed in the supreme Court, and the Court tor the
trial of imleachments & the Correction OF Errors
of New YGk; 3dvol. z
WESTDdLN STER REVIEW, No. 8.
CONTENTS:
I. The British in India.
H. Tremine; or the Man Of Refinement
III An account of tie experiments to determine the
fgu,e of the Earth; by Capt Sabine, r. N.
w. Administration of Provincial Justice. .
" The Commercial Power of Britain.
vi. MooreJ Life of Sheridan.
VII. Mem7rs of Samuel Pepys, Esq F. R. S.
VIII comparative estimate of the Mineral and Mosa-
cal bealogies, bye Penn, esq
TX. Travel among the Arab Tribes near Syria and Pa
lestne
Museum O. Literature and Science, No Al.
march B PLSHEY THOMPSON