Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

gsuates on the 9th, al Favesham in Kent 6fieen q
me prisoners being before them, four Of whom were
commrted on the charge of wilful murder. Nine 0
the rio.ers were killed in The ARRAY.
The papers give portraits of Tom, or Courtensy in
MS rich velvet gown covered with gold chains his
,ong black beard, &c. He appears TO cave deuded
MS followers as much as Matthias did some in this
CITY, making them believe that he was the Deity able
TO work Miracles, &c.
FIRST STEAM SnIr FROM LIVERPOOL TO New
feRK.-We have great gratlicaton ia observing thai
Liverpool IS NOT TO be left behind Bristol IN steam ma
veaiion SO long we had reason to apprehend. The
spirited proprietors of that splendid vessel the Royal
william, which has performed so many successful
voyages, invariably beating her majesty steam Pac.
Keis IS under appointment to cross the Atlantic and
VIII SAL from Liverpool for New York on the 9th OF
July; Her accommodations will be OF the first or
oer nsr berths commodous, and she will carry sur
geon. From the well known sailing powers OF The
heyal William, il would not surprise US If she should
| MAKE the speedlest voyage yet performed and she
Is eulit with peculiar arrangements for safety. We
congratulate the inhabitants of Liverpool on the spirit
thus early displayed, and the determination evinced
mat the Mersey shall not be the last river from winch
sieam ships shall proceed in connecting the United
States with England.
| NEW STEAM SnIp CoMMoDoRE.-Ths magni6-
cent vessel Possesses a vsry high reputation for
speed, and il is justly mered for she alongs side
the Clarence Dock, yesterday afternoon, full four
hours before high water.
RAILWAY CONVEYANCE OF MAILs--Mr Labou-
chere, master Of the Royal Mint has placed upon the
books of the House OF Commons a notice that, on
Thursday June ], he will move for leave TO bring in
bill TO provide for "the conveyance of the mails
by railways"
LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON RAiLwAy.--Darng
the 1rst week after the opening of the London and
southampton railway, upwards Of 5000 personstra-
yelled by H.; and during the second week Inc number
OF passengers exceeded III, 600.
A WlNp CARNAGE IN IEpIA.-The most curious
item of Intelligence from Madras, is the employment
on the Red Hill Railway, of wind carriage, which,
It seems travels the rate of from nine TO twelve
miles an honr.-Asiatie Journal.
Mr. VANpENHorv-This gentleman returned, on
Saturday, from the United States in the packet ship
Roscse. He is In excellent health and spirits. His
professional visit TO America has been most success
full; and he revsIls his English friends with very
considerable accession both OF fame und fortune
tie will, II will be from the advertisement, enact
the part of Hamlet tomorrow evening, a, the Thea
tire, which occasion he will, doubtless be honored
| with fuh attendance of his friends and admirers
| LIVES OF THE DRAMArIsTs.-Three of our most
eminent living poets are, at present, engaged IN wrl-
ting the lives of the great dranaiiss Of the age of
EnzaDeih and James the First. Campbell has Judi
ciously selected the Ii e of Shakespeare; Soethey,
those of Beaumont and Fletcher; and Barry Corn
wall, Ben Johnson.
| New ZEALAND.-In the House of Commons, on
Friday night, on the motion of Mr. Francis Barring,
Lave waSglven 10 bring in bill 10 authorize the es-
tablshmen of colony in New ZEALAND. The nur.-
bers were for the bill a. against %
The grant TO Mrs. Belzoni the widow of the trav-
eer, is, understand, $500 from the royal bounty,
and rot an annual pension.
1t is singular fact that the amount of debt on the
two piers al Grayesend is not less than $50 600,
much more than half of which has arisen from the
petty local squabbles OF the place.
Six MAGISTRATES STRUCK THE RoLL.-Lord
Mugrave has, very properly removed from The roll of
magistrates for Carlow the six persons who endeavo-
~nA 10 nanH he mr. ltctc kxu .r,AO &c
663 individuals returned duly qualified to sit on ju-
RES by the high consiables.
Martin, the lunatic who set fire TO the York Min
ster some years ago. died in Bedam the third of
June.
The Nawab Of Oude is in London, and is officially
informed that he will rot be recognised as Prince
but as British subject.
The Chief Baron of Ireland is dangerously i'll.
| Lady Mary Talbot, daughter of the Earl of Shrews
bury, Is TO be principal tram bearer Of her Majesty.
Count Pezzo de Bogo nephew OF the famous Coun
OF that name, so impacabIe 10 Napoleon, has beer
assasslnated at AJacclo the birth place OF the man h,
injured. THIS foreign Count was Coloael and Pay.
master in the French army!
The Copyright bill, after some sharp discussion
was committed pro forma, and was ordered TO b.
| reconsdered on the 20th
The Lords day bill was also committed pro forms
three amendments were added, and the report wa.
| TO be discussed on the 9th.
BIT. LynChs Married WomenS Bill was throWE
out by majority Of IS.
The Queen was not TO come 10 Buckingham hous.
from WIndser I'LL few days before the coronation
Gard sases are being made of the tmbcrs Of tn
| Royal Exchange.
The British steamer Sir Lionel Smith, sailed henc
on the 18th of May for London, had not arrived oI
J the 7th June.
NOVEL CaALLEHGs.-Thc landlord Of the Packc
, Commercial Inn, Manninguee, Mr.. John Stark, OF
fsrs 10 play a game at cricket, himself and dog
against any two gentemen in Essex for any sun
that may be agreed on and at the shortest notice..
Esser Herald
TnE Scores kirk THE ONLY CHuRcH OF CHRIsr.-
The Assembly OF the Kirk of Scotland has declared
that the Church OF Scotland is the Church institute
by Jesus Christ on earth that ME- Is It's head ant
King and that lts powers and privileges are hi
crown rights" o. course, II follows, that no ohe
church can be the Redeemers church, and hence
that all other churches, in England and abroad ar
false churches, founded either BY errng men or tn
devil.
! DIsTREss OF THE PeLEs.-A few nights since 81,
Poles were lying ash ep on the ground ln one Of tn
parks OF the metropolis, having means OF obtsi in
ing any better lodging. A policeman having com
upon this unhappy group his rounds, ordered then
10 rise and remove elsewhere. The Pses from igno
rance Of the English language, were at first unabl
to make him Understand that they had no home, an,
were compelled TO adopt their present fer want Of
Il was ascertalned that the apparently refractor
great humanity the policemen Immediately collectc
4 skop. I,rk ~.