The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1835-12-22 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SVICIDE IN CHINA.—The frequeut recurrence of suteide in Canton is at. the same time,a.proof :ind a conieq.uence of the, demoralization„which so generally exists; it is a melancholy demonitratinn of the weakness boib mental and bodily Which pre-, rails among the inhabitant?. A silly ambition to " make light (afire" has crept in aiming theta; :led the Most insignificant causes frequently occasion the commissinu of self-destruction. It is calcutoteu that eight or niue-tehihs'of the untimely deaths which come under the notice of the authoritiei are caused by suicide ; and. of these Six or se.:en-tenths are perpetrated by women.— Hai:Latex Voyage tottorl the trot id.  ITALIAN NIGHTINGALES:—Lombardy is full of nightingales. They sing by day, however, (as not specified in poetry.) They. are quite as cede as Bie lark, end the green hedges are alieei, with their gutgitne aud etilogeldt 'music till tisiti;;ht:-llillis'ii Pencatings by the Way, New eeoeeeroe ;eau REGARD TO Veseeereen News-. PA Mis.—lnsfriwticins have feeeneeeeeentlt issued- fitilegreverm;. ment to the different police estaldiehmente authorising the offi-, cers to teize all unstaniped newspapers hawked for sate in thei, streets; which papers tire to be duly forwarded by the re:clu:Bee magistrates to Somerset House, it being the determination of the government to proceed against the proprietors of thei spurious publications. FpIIGERY ON THi RAN ti or Forosen.—At the Central eritnie nel Court, London, oil Friday. Haire Balls, Thomas Harris, and Marcus Warechaur, &lc. Mordecai Moses, were indicted for feloniously forgihg end engravihg orders, in the Polish language upon certain pieces of brass, for the payment et' money with intent to detrautla body corporate ronsiituied by Prince. Nicholas of Poland, without the authoriti of that_ Prince, or any officer in his service, The Atforuey-General opened the. ' case in a speteeh of some length, and a considerable number of witnesses were examined in support of the prosecition.—Mr: Clarkson for the defendants, contended that there was 'no case to go to the Jury, because the indietment was had—inasmuch as the act requirei! that a correct translation of the note should, be set out—wheieae if apeeared the amount and data: in the margin of the original were not translated and set out in the indictment, butoiile that portinn of-the note ccrinained within the marginal frathe work. So notch for the case as it affected Moses. Then, with respect to Balls and Harris, they were charged with engraving rid making plates representing ptotnis-; sory notes, which was ided bad ; for, under the act, this ought to hive been an iudepeielent charge.—The Juiticed did not think Mr. Clarkson's ofjeCtions of sufficient importance to prevent the case going to the Jury.—The Jury retired for about a quarter of an hour, and returned sedate written verdict, "'That they•were of opinion there was not sufficient evidence tosuetain :he charge against the prisoners, though there was reason to believe they had acted in concert; therefore, they the Juryy returned a verdict of Acquittal." Da. Mueriee.—As n set-off to the black beetling of Dr: Murray at the Dublin Society, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained the right rev. getttli‘ition at agreed dinner iu the Phoenix-park, at wbich,initependentlY Of his Excelleney'aown household, he was enabled to procure the attendance of Mr. and Mrs. Grattan and Town-Mater White:., This is really, the party and such is the state tif society at the Irish Ceurt.4 Lady Mulgrave—a Lady in every accepthtion of the terns, iii really to be tilted'—Dublin Erening llcntty