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~ ( VmdiSet' fincm out ' Qthpage . ) 11—The splendid tanner of the ABwxiation of : /~^ VTaflras . ; ::-. : * . v ip—TJiron Jact , snrmoim ted % y § laVee purple flair . -13 . —Tri- « jlouredfl ^ r ^ The good of the many . Vote by Ballot . Band of Music .. '; 14 , —The splendid alk banner of Union of Shoemakers , -with appropriate inscriptions . _ . : - 15 . —Bag pnrpie and \ fMie . ""' , Universal Suffrage . Bamer . — . " . Tofe byfidlot . _ -.: ¦ - -. JML—Pink and white .- ; " Slxves mate tvrants . ¦ Who -sswild be free Mmielf mnst strike fhe blow . . 17 . —Large ^ nip le flag . Britain be / united and free . _ "' ...: ¦ -. - " - r UnireisalStiflBcage . . . . " - ' - ¦ ¦ Band of Muac . ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ ^^ ^^— . . ^^^^^^^^^ SSSMMJ ^^ Sj ^ SS ^ SS ^ SSSM'SS ^ SS ^^ SSSSS ^ S ^^ SM ^^ MSS ^ SSBSiS ' ^ (^^ O ^ fi ^ 0 ur 6 tt ^ ge . ) ~ ' - '"' " U ^ The ;« a «^ d ;^» er ^ ^ LA ^ dan . of
There / were various other flags bearing ererj mid of liberal inscription , hut it Vasntterly impossible to obtain a particular description of eyery one , "when fliere vere so many , and rernranded by soch vast 3 nas ? e » of people . "When . theperaons constating the procession , and spectators had ranged themselves in-front and on both sides of the platform , the scene was truly august . About half-paittweiTe o ' clock Mr . Burden , secretary of the Working "Men's Association j having ascended the platform , " proceeded 'to laddifcss the jneeaxsg . " ~ """ . " '
Tdlow townsmen and brethren , —We are met here { hi * day peaceably , constitutionally in the exercise of fliat liberty , which our . wealthy law makers have in in iheir abundant clemency graciously judged proper we should enjoy , and here we give expression to onrd £ > eply grounded , feelingsi sod make known ibeJixed determination of our unalterable Tesolyeu . Look brethren , look aronnd you , and see how many of the rich , you bare standing by your side in this great assembly supporting the men , the slaves I jEDit call them , from -who-e stnrdy indnstry , and jnecLaalcal genius their weahii has been derryedj sad from whom it is still lowing , and over whose fishonpnred beads they have climbed , one after another t < s- attain their elevation . You may strain
your eyeballs , but look in vain ; there is not one of them . WeD be it so , it is generally admitted by all tnattbe vwrii / ifosrt ef the population produce * the ireahh , fisrht the battles , conquer the common foe , leap the laurels of victorT ^ -which they aie never ^ permitted to wear , that these constitute the strength , fee power , " and the glery of the community , and here they are arranged in peaceful thousands . We can spare tie wealthy , let us naTe but them , and lheT-are " _ her » » . - ( Lond cheers . ) In Xomnghnuiitis fomewhat new that Reformers should be divided ; the poor and the rich apart , and we hardly nnderitood rhe plan ; and when we were tlms abankmei , Tumsi confess there was a feeling of consternation awaktaie-i-up amons ns . -and we feared
onrdtononmanon would be a failure . As this morning approacled we trembled but the more . Ah , there are 2 oae uf our leading Nottingham Reformers with us . TFJna or Radicali- 2 \ o O'Connor to charm the multitude by Ms eloquence ; noArtwood—no Fielding , an-isf were bereft of all j and in the inorning > o ¦ wei ani-gioirmy was it that even the elements themfeke ? seemed conspiring against us . But we went foward trn > ting in Dhine Providence , and the righteoasa ?« s of our cause j aad the rain ceased , the sun j&ot from behind the . murky clouds , sonr brethren companions in adversity , from the town and every vffiase adjaceut , made " their appearance , and here Te are in countless multitudes , the largest meeting 4 at has ever graced the ancient town of Nottingham "
Kow , _ Dreiixren , we know our strength , we know ror influence , though , perhaps , not to its full extent ; b < it we know enough tj encourage us more idly jhtiTi ever to determine tls to go forward ; and go on we wDl , rill onr arm hath gotten us the tktorr . _ ( Loud cheers . ) I lor one will say , never ajain wiii we tronble ourselves to send for foreign talent to plead our cans ^ in out fellow-townsmen ' s CEsjif-tueY come , it is good , and they shall b = -relcoinea ; . bat never again will we judge so im-Tortuy Of onr own talents and influence as to think Te . cannot do without them . And in all future meennirs of this kind , should any of the wealthy
condescend t * i come amongst us , and think to tear Bray the honour of the assembhr , wewi Q say , be he TFMs-T-r lladic ^ l , / t&ank yon , fcir , bm would it not ie Lrtitrr that we should each keep his-own isierj liave your own demonstrations of rich reiainers , and we -will read your speeches and isolnnoi's when they are printed . And we wi . l iare oar reenrring meeting of poor men alone , snch is tM * one before me , over which I move one of the poorest amongst ns to be uur president . I humbl y W-to . move tl ^ ^ Mr . Roper take the chair . Me . Barratt seconded the motion , whlcli . beiug put to a show of hands was declared unanimous . . The Chairmas then said ,
—Brenrrenand coicpanions in advprsirr , I do not Elsad - tregpasiinf -on yonr attt-ntionj with anT taftheae 1 remark * , bntit iE becomes me , who am 3 a > w aa old man , . wasted and enfeebled by the conimm > Ti 5 labour of many years , to be called to the honour v « f ^ suinding Jirst in an assembly so nnmeroos as tnis , uv . w . that a . force of equal slrength does not iserve jet ana as in my mauiiood prime , bnt am ranpelltd to seek the favenr of reiief , from bearing ay IoJttT ilie heaviest burden , and through * incea > t-d iiirirmjty " of years , though still toiling with * hapless Teliel " till deaih comes , and-nnr hoary lead in peace reposes in the alent grave . ( God Vies y-vu f . ither Roper . ) I am a ; Reinrmer , a tioroifsh coins : one , mv friends tell me so , and I
relieve it . ( Cheers . ) 1 covet no man ' s estate , or fe gold , or his silver , 1 have ever laboured to provide flang < honest in the agbt of all men , and without ranplainlng 1 may be a lowed to say , 1 have borne » hcavish burden , my bowing shoulders have taken a uneasy yoke . The reason *! , though with litde Jlvantige to it , still keep my place in the " family ol idbnners i « , not that I -ever " hope to benefitmuch in say public measure that may beeitacted however food , but that yon , my young friends , nmy beaduiiiaged by tLe enactment pi those just and rieh-2 oes measnres which yon peaceably seek , and detonineiCy resolve to obtain . ( Cheers . ) 1 remember -fbeireiiCh . war , and the war with America , and the ; isseiies to poor , in those days , were called lo
Bidnre . When peace arrived , they told ua , we 2 » n ] d be comparatively well off ; bnt whoias found iisor ( None ; we ' re worse than ever . ) I Tiave not "fe ojsp ; 1 do not think we are worse now ; 1 reffianber the time too well . We were badly oif lisn ; and we are m the twenty-fourth year of peace , ad Lacly off sdlL . But haw comes this to pass ? Some will sayy we bave been dnpftd by designing Sen s&eldiig seats in Parliament , and place and pofit to which they lead . Ah , but , my friends , we ourselves have been too apathetic , too indifferent * Wt securing ourcivilandpoHrical rights / It ' s true . ) Thy hsve -we trusted to one and another , as our - « ad « 3 > r It is n « t in one instaace alone , in which J ° a have been deceived , but in many , and yet ? m blame , I know not who , when you ought far
fcwe to blame yourselves . I remember an old Bjing of Poor Richard , If you do not want your tesnt-ss doing send some after it , bnt if you want ndoins gb yourself . This is what we are now only kgnming to uo . We want Universal Suffrage , ^ piual Pariiaments , No Property Qualification for Members of Parliament , Payment of Members , and * ote b y . Ballot , and now you are abont taking the * £ s . 'ier in your cwn hand ^ the Work , will be done . iLoQd cbeeis . ) iiK . Bcrdes , the Secretarv , again stepped for-¦ fard aiid read a letter from 3 . B . O'Brien . R-q ., | J ? reasing his regret at being unable to leave town ^ -J ^ t , purpose of attending their meeting . -Similarletters were read from Feargns O'Connor , % , J . Fielding , Esq ,. W . T . Attwood , Esq ., M . P ., 2 H 2 Dr . Wade . —Tbe first resolution .
Tliat sad experience ias taught the w-orking Masses that permanent benefit will never be pro-Sffed forindustrv nntil the people at large bave the * Wer-vf esercismg their inherent right , fo choose ^ s men who are to enact the laws to which the ^ ft V liberty , miii labonr of the ¦ whole ctHnmnnity * etot » e subjected , therefore , this meeting recog-| £ e 5 tLe principles contained in the "National TKhkuv' as just , reasonable , and impartial , " was ¦ amoved by Six . ^ Iathiesox , who < aid you have * ard from onr friend , the worthy Secretary the five ? Kats contained in onr Xaaonal remonstrance , 'ifich mgfcther with the petition , of which it forms a " ^ rt , will be presented to the Commons' House ol ; arljament on an early day of the ensuing jsession
3 ackea by the National Convention Delegates from ^^ S part of _" . the country , sent up to London ex-?* ilyfortiie purpose . Is-It * necessary w * should ** - so mach trouble and expejise ^ a this ? If we ^ ext ent to live as we do now , after all our labonr J fourtfc » & sixteen lionra per day—I say if we are ¦^> fl coaten \ to be half famished , and what is worse * fceonx wire * and onr chifc-ren enslaved" and to-= 5 Bcai * ed ^ piiong away io ^ poverty ¦ andrags ^^ then 5 ^? % not . it las been Aid-of' an Engfislhjiaii , * **? H » ut wen fed , von may / bait bim fike a bear , ^ d he wfflnever resTnt it ; « n ^ y t £ « i he ^ inst be pod natnred creature , one whom it were a pity to t ? f ; -S ^ i' cheeis . X ^ e-wantnoLMbbexy * H bl . 3 oashed ,: we wa ct ast Vinrure - onraDres ^
W - " T tok «** off the cb&iisthat wltoce ^ nTetedjopon o ra limbs . We wisb evflto no -Jg : We wteh well to aB men :- We are no Re-^ can ^ -or-fiftb-monardiy men .-We love our ^ em , and we love our country , and , were it in onr SfiS " ^ - 4 ^ ery murmur and makeerery -fMelad - . Tpassnage gn ^ andundQ everyburden . 4-v ^ Pf ^^ So free > » the great work in ; toch we thw day engage , and . lift our hands to the £ L ^ es ,-andere _ long victory will sit smiling f our ade ,-mercy shall bless our gpeedy raccesf . ^ J this shall be to every Radical the watchword K ^ motto , Unity and Peace , Unit ? and Peace f * T T asd Peace . The speaker sat d © wn amidst ^^ d continued cheers . v £ r oodhocse rose to second the resolution f ^ aad just been so ably moved by his brother
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MaTCKeswi . But if be ^ believed , or suspected that there was a single sentiment in the resolution ebntrarjr- ' to justice andTnercy ^ eTeh to otir oppressors ,: he , as one who feared Ins God , and hoped ; forbAppine ss in the' world , to come , -would not support it . . I know that my JBible tells me not to render eril for 'evil , bnt overconafe 6 ril with good ; and any motion bearing a contrary ' spirit shall never have my snpport ; and , from a somewhat extended acqnaintance with many before me , I know the same feelings are participated by , and the same spirit breathes in n very large portion . { All , all . ) Well , I may - say in " every genuine Radical Reformer . Some people in Nottingham expressed feelings of alarm-. at the foreboding of public mischief , that Maffi ? e ^ Ml . Bnt -Kp ^ eti ^ fi ; nr xn ^^ that teS ^^^ i ? SS
might be tMs day perpetrated by the Radicals . The magistrates do net inow-ns ,- who have warned so many of tiie special constables to be ready in attendance at a moment's notice , and also took a sixpeunderinto tha House of Correction thismorning , wMcii ,-ahonH they approacb , was to tare given a lilt to the Radicals . Whatl will they confonnd the npright and honest jnan with die vilest desperado ? Or , " . would they insinuate thai an incendiary and" a fiadical tire synonymous ? Let us tell themagigtrfttes fhis day the power of Nottingham is in the hands of the tens of thousands congregated ; " and , were they inclined to mischief , their constables , feeir cannon , and their bars would be swept ^ « way by the physical power here assembled in a moment , and driven like the summer ' s thra ^ ine floor . fCheers . ) We never deserved
the hate t > f any . This day will show that mischief i 3 _ far estranged from onr intention . Never again will the timorous fear a public meeting of Radical * , —never again will the soldiery hare to-fear being ordered underarms —( hear , hear)—when the strong anewy thousands meet , and by our good temper and forbearance we will show we Reserve their love . ( Cheers . ) But some say the present system works well—so they said of the old system , and , with a certain qualification , it is true . It works well for the great landholders , and ill to the farmers . It works well for the placeman , and ill for the placeless . It works well for the sinecurist , but how , tell me how does it work foi the labouring and enslaved thousand :- ? I tremble when 1 think of its working here , for it works in many an honest man starvation , misery , crime , and ruin . ( Loud cheers . ) The speaker resumed his seat amidst the most rapturous applause .
_ The second resolnrion , That this meeting cordially approves of the People ' s Charter as an outline of an act of Parliament , embodying the principles contained'in the ^ Nation al Peti tion , was moved by Thos . Clntton Salt , from Birmingham , in a speech of uncommon force and brilliancy of more than half an hour ' s continuance , which produced the most animating effect on the audience . Mr . Nott , from Oldham , near Manchester , seconded the resolution . He said , Mr . Chairman , under any circumstances it would refleci honour on a man who should second a resolution , like that which has been so ably moved by Mr . Salt , and though I cannot .. pretend to his powerful and enchanting eloqnence , or that 1 had caught a feather as he flew as a poor man , 1 rise not above the level of my order , of my order , i am rude in speech , but like all of you I think I have a warm 3 nd honest hearta heart
, that can feel for another , and that is the reason , why lam a Radical Reformer . * Nlr . Fi < rlden wouki bave been here had it been practicable , to animate yon with his presence , but his best wishes I am sure are with you , and his very soul consecrated to the righteous cau-ein which we are all engaged , and if peacefully , tleterminedly , and unitedly , we pursue the even tenor of our way , "before long We shall have to celebrate the victory , ere yet we thought the tug of war begun . With * , a light heart shah" 1 return to Manchester , and Oldham , and when I again .-ee the patriots of Lancashire , 1 shall t-11 them what I have st-en , and what I have beard . More than twenty thousand persons met together , and either pledged , or pledging themselves as to united , peaceful / and determined effort to obtain real and constitutional reform , ( Cheers . ) The speaker sat down amidst loud cheers .
Mr . Barrett moved the third resolution : ** That as pecuniary means are indispensably necessary forthe purposes of the National Convention , remarry out the spirited objects of the "People ' s Charter , " this meeting pledges itself to confirm to theresolution adopted at the Birmingham Meeting . August 6 th , namely : — That not less than sixpence be contributed by each .-nbscriber , and that this meeting is detemined to support to the utmost of its power the delegates composing the National Convention . '" Mr . Hum fries . seconded the motion .
Mr / JSKEViNGtos , a native of Nottingham , now resident in Loughborough , in a very xieat aud humourous speech supported the resolution , remarking that they should have their meeting at Lunuhborcufh to-morrow , and there would l » e the men of Quorn ,, of Sheepshead , and all the villages r . und to meet their brethren of Longhboruugh , and had no doubt there , would be a glorious demonstration of Radicals , for both Whi gs aud Tories to contemplate . Aft ^ r which Messrs , Kennedy , and Lilly addressed the meeting . It was then revived on the motionx » f Mr . Ackworth , and seconded by Mr . Woophovse , " That the Rev . A . S . WadeDlD . oi
, London , be appointed delegate for the Working Mi-n ' s Association , to watch over the interests of the people , and confer from time to time with the delegates from other places and Members of Parliunent in furtherance of the People ' s Charter . " Thanks were voted to Messrs . Salt and Douglas , from Birmiiigliam , for their attendance , to " tiie chairman , and to the Eoitors of the 2 \ utnni > liu > n Jicvieic j , for ihrir able anicie in this week ' paper in fjivour of the principles of this meeting . Themeeting then separated givius three cheers , for Messrs . Attwood , Stephens , O'Connor , and the Northern Star .
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MEETING AT COCKERMOUTH . Since the Radical Demonstration of Carlisle , on the 25 : h ult ., the several towns of Cumberland have been put in motion , WIgjon . Dakton , Penrith , and Cockermouth , have made a display of their nnmbers in support oJ the National Petition , aud People ' s Charter . A me .-sage having been sent from Wigton that Mr . Lowry . the Newcastle Delegate , would be at Cockermouth on the evening of the 3 d insL " , the bellman was sent round , and Saturday night produced . such a meeting as for numbers and good order was never before assembled in Cockermouth . The whole town
seemed to have concentrated in the market-place , by Torch light ; neither murmur , alarm , nor opposition was Leard , they were disappointed in Mr . Lowry ' s earning ; but 5 lr . Carlisle , of London , happening to be . in town , readily consented to address the assembled people , which lie did for sin hour , to the manifest satisfaction of every one pr-. sent , telling them , that to be strong they must be sober ; that popular strength did not consist of violent language , but of a sober detenninatioii te go through with a well understood measure . With these and similar stntiments , he very much delighted the most sober and attentive m ^ etins ever held in Cockermouth .
Mr . _ John Gxldart was the chairman , and the following resolutions were unanimously adopted . 1 st . Moved by Archibald Brown , and seconded by Mr . Carlisle , That this meeting is of opinion that unless speedy mea . -nres are taken by the Government to allow free representation oi the working classes , a physical revolution will be the consequence of the impolitic measures pursued b y this as ^ brmer Governments ; - and that this dreadful state of things can only be avoided by the speedy adoption of the People's Charter . Moved by Mr . Roger Mather , seconded by Mr . James Burns— " That the only method of accomplishing this desirable object , is by . supporting the del > -giues appointed to represent the nun-electors in London , during the coming session ; and that this object can only " be accomplished \> y contributing largely towards the support of any delegate who may be appointed to represent your interests during the sitting of the Convention . "
Mr . Thomas Nixom moved and Mr . James WiiKrxsoji seconded , ' *• That this meeting adojit the National Petition as drawn Tip by the Birmingham Association , asbeing essential to the welfare and happiness of the community at large . "
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BRIGHTON RADICAL ASSOCIATION . TO THB EDITORS OF THE NORTHERN STAR . Gents . —At a general meeting of the Brighton Radical and Patriotic Association , the following resolutions wereTinanimously carried . Resolved , that the thanks of this Association be given to Mr . PeaTgns . O'Connor , for "his strenuous exertions on the part of the working classes , and for his stannch advocacy of the People ' s Charter and the National Petition . " Resolved , ' that the Secretary be requested to forward a copy of the above-resolution to Mr . Feargus O'Connor . in compliance" with the above resolution , I beg leave to send ' a copy of the same . ¦ -.-.,- 1 remain yours , respectfully , - *¦¦' " WM . SAUNDERS , Sec . 3 rewers' -Arms Inn , Brighton , Oct . 15 th , 1838 .
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FlRE AT Bxomley . —At two o ' clock on Tuesday mornmg intelligence was reteivedat the eastern stations of the fire brigade 6 f a fire raging in the -villageof . "Bromley , Middlesex , in the residence of Mr . Joseph "Windle , jknown . as Bromlej-hou ? e , " near the church . * A ^ partyof the H division of police were sent from the—statidn-hmije , and it L ? entirely through their vigorous exertions that the building was saved from destruction . The fire originated from the negligence of some workmen who were at work on Monday in repairing the roof , and left alighted candle'nsneh a situation that it set fire to the timbers " of tfce roof , which was partially consumed before the flames could be got under .
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THE "VOICE OF LIBERT ^ i C ^ JK ^ ft f&fe ?* itis hig h ^ , * Theiroria fromits trance is awaking , A « Ti ?' ¦ ** 2 ?? 1 a - « TegenehLteJonth , And the errorrfreei people are slAine ^ n ^ tki »» t » t the fount « iM ortreth . V * J , the cante-worm emtom was eating TJ 1 man , hke a urild-birf , « eem'd beatinK HutreMVotftheliaiBprju » c » gtf . ~^ But a Toice to fee nations hath " spoken In tones thai have startled the Wia ! Let the thick chain of -error be 1 » rftk * n—Let Liberty ' sJiag be unfurl'd ! ' Ft ? tin » e and progreMive OTvnioa " i f ^ « n » q ™ * r , wkere coborti « amnot , And treedom assnme her dominion-Vain dogmas of old be forgot .
TteiraV-nenai , ^ gpottea and gory , No longer ihail gorge on manfe » a ] 'or tne Bnn of a new day ot glory , . Flamesfiur o ' er the empire of mind ; - ™ m »» pjritwa « qnickly Bunnountnig The vapours that vefl'd it in nigbt , And now , like alontc pentnp fonntain , lunrateia are gunning to light From the hearens a shadow i * cieariMtrom the es ^ tlia thick Hast U SwdbU ' iJ , And the rainbow of hope re-appearing , Shed * a light that hath long been withheld . * e Helots ! Shrink back now in terror To the denB where "LOST" tyranny lies ; HSi <« wi » -oa the long night of errur—The Pharos of Freedom will rise ! Boulogne . T . S . L
THE PATRIOT'S PRAYER . GOD of onr fathers ! stTetch thy » holy arm , " apread forth the-wings ef thy protectine uovrer—And , m " the hollow of thy mighty h ^ nd Uphold the land of thy nativity ! And shower the richest blessing on her shnmi l , et ' 3 oni fl ^ nrish in our na tive land , And all the blessings that await on peace . AaA may "that peace that passeth knowledge" be Thelwon of all withiu her loved dominion . Should ever forei gn or domestic foe Attempt to tTample on her liberties ; Then , trusting in the " God of battle * . " may Uer children nebl y guard their sacred rights , And live in freedom , or for freedom die ! May onr beloved land he erer trod B y sons and daugiuers from- their earlintt yeara JTrainedin the holy fear of the Most Hiuh—Glownig with love toward their MIosv-himj , \> hatever be their kindred or" tbeir * clime—And free in freedom as the winds of heaven ' Song , known the pious , generous , and-brave ; j stronjnn the power of virtue , cver DroiM ; 1 o hel p the weak and succour the distiv .-w'd And daughters adorned with every att ! ibute 1 hat beautifies and charms domestic blrs-s lJeck'd with the holy " robes of righteousness , " Livel y in guleles-s innocence and truth ; And pure in virtue asthe " vbgin snow !" That , glitterinir like a mighty diadem , ^¦ o wns the proud summit of the towering peak : Or like a bridal robe invests the hills , And dazzling glances in the winter sun . Scotch Reformers * Gazette
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Can * - and Treatment of CURVATURES OP THE SPINE . By Samuel Hare , Surge on , Leeus . Simpkin and Co . London . "We have received this book but have not yet had time to read it . It is handsomely uot up—and beautifully illustrated . "We shall put it into tht hands of a medical friend whose opinion « f its meiit . we shall give hereafter .
COLBORNE ? I \ EW MONTHLY MAGAZINE . " The Gurney Papers '' are continued & concluded . They maintain their spirit and humour to the l ; isi . "Something Next to Nothing'" is an amusing trifle . " The Manager ' s Note Book" suppli .-sus with some interesting notices of Mrs . Billiuiiton , Booth , ^ ilkes , Cibber , and Do ^ aitt . ^ ShakspeareV Historical Pl .-ys considered liistoricalH , Ko . 6 " ja well written artk-le . There are " also Several other interestin ? papers .
PRASER'S MAGAZINE . Praser ' s is a choice number thi ? motrh , opening \ rith " Agamemmon , from ^ schj iuy , " b y 1 homas Medwin . ' 'Recollections of ' our la-t Pari-h Minister , No . 4 , by his own Precentor , " is a liw . U spirited sall y . " Present state of Mental Philo . « opb \ in Ital y" is an article of much talnit . M ; nn others are written in the usual , racy spine * by which Fraser is characterised . The Poetical contributions are good .
BLACK ^ TOODS MAGAZINE . "We have not been able to pay much attention tn Blackwood yet . His first article '" Our Pocket Companion" coutains some very good reflections «» n , and some beautiful extracts from , several -ut our first poeL < , particularl y Young * There is a l . m . ii articlr on the Corn Laws which we have noc yer read . There is also an article on Colonial AlNgoverumenl , if neces-ary we may pay some attrution to them next week .
TAIT'S MAGAZINE . Tait is good as usual . The first article "The Dorbatu Pauic" is an abie statement of tne real state of matters relative to the resignation of the iiiodern Es ^ ex , as that nobieman is not unaptlv stvled . Ministers are well and severely castijiated , while Durham escapes not scot free , and Brougham i » defended , as we think , with grsat ju .-tice aud fjed . - ¦ en ^ e . In the "Annuals lor 1 S 39 " are nmn ) amusing extract- , selected from the p ; i ges of thi-.-V showy tomes . "A Promising Young ; Mau" is a clever ironical sketch . " Interviews with Mehcmei Ali "—the subjsct is rather a trite one—contain a graphic personal sketch of that remarkable , man who
now sways the destinies of Egypt . In The course ol an animated conversation which he held with ttu-¦ writer , Ali , it seems , gave vent to some witticismor what he thought was a witticism on N < polenn ; upon which , observes the former , " as tie elmcklei ; over this . sall y , the white beard , laugbinj ; hut sen .-u < il mouth , portly round-shouldered trunk , and the t * inkling , yet vicious-looking eyes of the pt-r .-un b . side me , called instantly to my recollection Falstatf ami his men in buckram . " In the " Chapter from tne Chronicles of J £ ngiish Queens , " Mrs . Gore shows ; n much advantage . " Alexander ' s Discoveries in the Interior of Africa" is a ^ kilml digest of a nct-utlxpublished volume of travels , full of incident auu strange vicissitudes .
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PARBDRY'S ORIENTAL HERALD . This excellent periodical rises rapidly in p ublicestimation . Its views of Oriental polit-x are s umt , rational , and liberal . We should have been bnp | i \ to enrich our pages with some extracts from it , inn must forego the satisfaction for waut of s )>< ice . We can only say that the present is an excellent number .
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY , No . 8 . Boz is himself again . In tbe preseDt number of Nicholas we recognise the same sterling racim-. « . s » i character which we imagined had fled with ihe Pickwick papers and the early numbers sf Nn-hnlH > . The major portion of this number is occupied with the theatrical experience of Nicholas and Sinike , of whom there is an excellent engraving in irrespective characters of Rom en and the Apothecary . The first appearance of Nicholas , in a new pit-i e , on a benefit and bespeak night , is thu * admirabh bit off : —
" At _ lengfh the great day arrived . The crier was 8 f ut round in the morning to -proclaim the entertaiuiu > -ntit-vriiti gonnd of tellin all the thoroughfares ; extra buls jif ihietfe * t long by nine inches wide , were dispersed in ail liirecuuns flung down all the areas , thrust under all the kiirnkt-j-rt , - . m'd developed in ' all the shops ; 'th ^ y we . re '" placarde . l on ;> ll ttir walls too , though not with complete success , for an illit ^ rair ¦ pereon having undertaken this oHice during the jnilispusitu-n of the regnlar bill-sticker , a part were posted a " ule * a ) s and the remainder upside doiyn . . * ' At hai .-past live there wes a rush of Tout people to th « gallen" door ; ut a quarter " befow six there Were at lea > t ; i dozen ; at sis o ' clock theTtirks were terrific ; and when the elder Master Crnn > mle 3 opened the door , he was obliged t .. run behind it for his life . Fifteen shillings were taken b y Airs Umddeu in the first , ten minutes . ¦ .
"ljehind _ the scenes the tsanitr unwonted excitfmpnt prevailfd . "Mise Snevellicci wrainjucli a ptrg pir ^ tV'n that tinpaiut ivould scarc .-l y stay on her lace . Mrs . Crummies r-, i » so nervous that she' ^ onhi hardly reiiiemlier her p . irt . Mi ^ t Bravassa ' s ringlets came ont of . curl with the heat and anxiety ; even Mr . Crumniles himself kept peeping thmnyh the hole iu the curtain , and runniiit ; back every n .. w and tue .. to announce that another man haJ cume into the pit . "At 1 a « t the orcheajra left off , and the curtain ruse rip <> n the new piece . The first scene , in which " thetp was inibi >* lj particular , passed off calralv enonah , hut whwi RJiss s » i-
vellicci went on in the second , accompanied by the phenuinenon as child , what a roar of applause broke out ! I nt- peoplf in the "Borum box rose as one man , waving their hats ^ uil handkerchie& , and uttering shouts of " bravo ! "' Mrs . Huruin and the governess cast wreaths upon the stage , of whii h some fluttered into the lamps , and one crowned th > temple * uf a fat gentleman in the pit , who , looking eagerly towards th » - scene , remained unconscious ol " the honour ; the railoT and his laiuily kicked at the panels of the upper boxea till , they threatened to come out altogether ; the very giiiaif-r beer boy reuudned transfiied in the centre of the hous ^; u young
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MILITARY GLOR * ^ XEMPMFEEID . War is a same wi . ich , were their subjects wisp , . Kings would not pluyiat . CovptiV . TWENTY-FOUR SIEGES .
INSCRIPTION . ' i J lz , ARRO ^? wa < J born : a greatpr name I he list t . f *) ory boasrs not , toil aud pain , rHiuiuts and . hosliV tj ^ inents n « 'i hp « t .- < Etnlijittled , failed to check hira iit bi »> course ¦• Tsut to he wearied , not ?<> he de ' frreij , ^ Not to be nvt-rcoine . A nai pbty . teattt He overran , nn > l with rplei . tlt ^ s anojSi Slew , or f-ii > lavel its uiioffr-iidiiig i » on 8 j Aud wealth , and po . wer ^ and lame , were ' his reward . Ther »> is anotlicr world beyond ttie : praw , Armrdino to ilieirdeedd iThere mm are jddg'd . O Heiuler ! if ih y dail y bread be earu'd By daily labour , —VHiu however low , Ho « t-v .-r wretclied" bt * v tli y lot Hssigli . e" 1 , Tlrfuk . thoii . wiih HeVp ^ f griititu < lf . tbt ; God » ho made thee , that Oiouart not such as he . "
„ u ¦ muthey . ... } - Ftm-niing of Mtii&i in Knrmandfi . 1087 . — Wiiluim tl e G .-nqiiererlpjiirjg tnVf-n offfiice » t - < mi •> rermirks ma . ! e ti y PliiliipKiiiJ ot Frunre , I ' esi . Horii . e his cnr | jnlei ( pjv innrcli ^ jl ^ tiis - nrniy townfl * Phiin wa ^ tiup tht- P"iuit-y wiA ; fir ,: ai , d sW « . f . i . The towji of Mnnte whs carrie 4 % i . Vsaiilr , knVl reduced t .. Hsht-s , even tlie chu rcli ^ wrTf btirnt . Two lini-mit * 'trom theronnt .-. y wluri- »* i ; tfik « -n ' -rVlWe ' iu iiif til them , both pr-nslie . lv ; ' . ^| V * 4 Vi limn was at Mantr ¦ •" agerly Jinp .-riiit-u . fun ^ i ^ work > . t dt ^ olit tJon , he was htruck-d by a ¦ ¦ ¦ W& , and ^ c «•« " Ut M ^ wu , lint in Niipini /; , aiii ^^ hfS rec iv d > i . hnrr 1 roiu il-ie J » nuii . nel ot * bi . 'J ^ JMWti . liiVfj ' mrr-nxM lfi ^ iri , ! i « p .. . * iti'iu . and b .-iutf rjlVhlilt * tiVMit t ) ji lo ' s h' > r > f . \ iy wararri- 'd in a liftef to n iiilaj * i | . eiir l { , nien .. w . hen- li ^ ilifii nHt-r aiew da > s 11 l . i . iess- —>/ & » . /•/• ¦ ' * I hrnnlrJrs
\ i . —> irgeof fn ' tiis . bij' FJnnnlthe Third . —Aft r Iwililiiii otiL ' or i-lcM-n iiiniitlis a . u . ii . st Hie iMiuh-li . the bi ^ ie » ed were sor . l y pre-. i I by fiiiiiiiii " Mtii ' i . •• iler .-d . to- * nrr « -iiilfr . KdvmiU wo ' nll' tmly t-nin : ihem " per >( ni ; il ¦ s-i fety" n * r «» ir-ntiM ' u . - il . at ? ix nl the- ; r | iriiici { j > tl nirii > h <> n ] -l ln- s ' icnfiivd . vsn pin . is - - ineni ' or pr . ilunyiug the M . ^ e lu t . lii < i | iMri-s > KiK . iceSi . Pi .-ne Mi-ppeJ furward > nid i-tf . red himself , as oi ; e of the viftims . Five ¦ -th r- t ill . iwv . i hi .-ii ^ l . leex-. inipV . Tie six nn- ii Mi Citlais * li . ipefiiiii . wnb r . iiies jsbout tlir ' . r tit-ck .- ? jiuu « i-iit in t | , e Cm .
querer venh tin- key . * oi Hie ci-y . With . lie lu-iirt .. ii liiirbfiriai Ed-vjud pave order ' s for trifir v . \ rt : ution rhe Piiiice of UVt-nuid the Knjil sli m >|) i ; , Vnuin ^ in viiin iirerceded lortlicir » ir , i .. n . liiii Pb' . li i ( i . the Qu . - . en , liav we . l ^ eu uiIVhuhhI of th' -iilbui . (; i > t hcr . « rlf at hrr liusl . au . i ' s . fet-i ; ni . l itu ^ . oi" ! liMi ) i-r L ' 1 ' i ' ..-l ' s Mike to di" > i > l from mi actuiu ill it wuiiti l . tiill etrrintl !)]< -lll !> b on b ,. K nieliiury . Sliejjf . v .. m 1 i-. i . und then look * tue heroes u » lnr ie ' ut , fe . l iin . l-cliiii . en tlifiti , aii'l sn ' ut them away wiili a . pre .-elit io t-i . cli k " MX pH-Cf .-of g -1 I .
15 . Attack on the Anth ritrt uf Ueu-lhn-AH * i / rai MnxiiiU 1 b ' " 2 L . — Uih \\ tmb .-e Ar . lis nil I ill .- Ihimiiii ol Ajuseat luMnjf at war .. the liiiaiini solicit ,., | ih ii . | oi the lmliiiii CJovrriiiiif hi , nud a-Urii » -li I re fini ^ isiiiig of Hi » irl y 3 , 0- ) 0 in , n « . wi- vuiiia . kt-. ' i . m lioiulj . iy to as » i » t inui in t . t- c 'iit «> t . Tun iimi . iliin . ieil nt " \" n } iii , in the l' .-i > iai > Gnl ,, h , fiii . i nmic nil > otit , 70 liii . es up lue CoiiliM-y to tin- Arab ion j which ilnui ^ ii stroi . jrl y l « iriilii-tl « a > eaiitioi uneii im . soon c . urird b y ilie a .-sai . iaii > - > C In the s . \ t * rj > l allacks oil llie .-e liiHives oi ilie desert ., - iiuiii-v Inn ,. ¦ iri'ns on l-oth > li ! re « vrr S ' . a'li . alii as tlii-y l * . v i , n-
liiinei ! on the > ain ) - , Aiiih vMiiiu-n wlio Uu \ a ,-sisie . i in the neiei . ii-i , were found uiiiong tlw' « 'eiii . ^ o ieVtiti-d lnrieed « n ' f ll > e Arab uoiin-n , t ' . iri a ( r rln--ti reinier nt tlie lorr , they w-re i-ei-. i stanc-nii g ib hmo . i ol tli .-jr -wi inn ir-il liM . « l > it . ii >! s ; ml " so . iis , w ,, i . relu-e I all H > s .. " > tali < ie Iroin Hie lvii . 'ii » h . FiocLs m vultures soon csriiie . down ot-i ' Mie'is ii ' M . i iil ' onn i-Hi ort . —It is = not known that , these Arabs hitd y , \ ,-. \ i n > ly dony miy n . jnry to Hrin ^ n in en-sis . ; . n . l th ,-orifin id rhe war , a . ^ is th e c . . is . > -with Svvi > s nim * lies > iaji troo | i . » , was tinknow n in ino . « i ol the , ullb-.-is <> t lln * i-xped li'll ; nor dm s there a [)| ie ; ir lo | ui \ . lie- n any endeavours us d on tl . e | iart ' ot ' the 15 iit ,.-h to axert ibeooiijiueiiceineiii ot tii-st hues .
1 G . AU'gc uf Aiiliiorp . 1832 . —Tie Citjulelof Ai . ttteip Whs taill .-tilied I' } ' ihe J J 111 < - 11 loree .-, funi i . t t . icked by the Flencii , ;< s allies of Ut-lguui . Tlii-U s . egeii surrendered alter I'lidiir . tj ; ii . ie . d ill miH \ riiif ; - , when the interior ot i e cifa u-i was I'iiiid to he eli i . ely iiestroye-il . Thoii .-. ? inds ut sol . Ju-r * perished in lliis ue . aiiiy onset ; mill « bi ' r ^ e i / u im ny ot ,-i-flyt . s"gir , itlld other Viililiildej . oo , j > beloii ^ inj . to for . ij ! ii Jueii'hiiiits was hiiiiit . ' 1 ue ( i « XeiUiijeiJ ot the Unitf i M-aiea huve mad' - a clniiu on ijmi ,, | i 5 el f . 'iuiu , for the value o ( Aint-riuaii pr «» periv destroyed tty . tlu * .-iege .
17 . liummndinent of (' opun / iiigen —Cope . nh . 'igei ; was attacked by a lintish fleet in i 8 U / , on tiie " -r « itis « l of the Danish ( ioveinineuc r . o siiir . nder ( heir uav \ , the iJanes alleging their uesiie to leuiain entnely nentr-il ' iu ihe war bet ^ eeu Kujilaud auu 1-Tiiiii-e , J ) uring ilie boinliardiiieni 3 uU houses in the city , with tne noble uatlieuia ' , were * ct-st-hiyetl . and 6 iK ) oti ef lioti-es dttiu > iue < iv . Ai . atty of the v ' aluablestores and warehoii . si ,-s lun ' nt . concktiied prti ^ n ty to a vasf : ninount . beioii ^ uig to jvuilish and oihe ' i
nierchauts , hihI cIhiujs < m the British Uovernnieiit for CiHi' [ Jens ijion tt > r tlu- » e losses Jire Vet peiniiii ^ . The waste oi hinnan tile on both .-ide ., m Jhis awiul aitiick on lue Danish capiia , » ys very i-reai , hiw iniiny of the surviviuu iuhabuants were iiiiu » ii iiity inconceivable oi-lri-fji . ' Tliese calainitir-s were f . iili >* ea-b * y the seizure oi Dainsli ViSsels a | sejii , wheri by twe-uty tlinu-aiid pea'ealile > eiin e > i vn-. iv s ' ut inn apli > iiy—their property cuntijtcaieu , anu their tainiiies ruined . v
J 8 . Worming of Praga , in Poland . 1791 , — Praga is one of the suhurlis id' VVarsaw ^ aid coniuiunicates with the c ty by n biidjfe of boats over tlje Vistula : Thu P . > lislnn > urg . nts haxing t . iken retuge the . i ; e ^ the t . i * u was al . ta .- ked aud sinrmed liy the Ku . TS . aus under ¦ Suwarrow . wlien . as at ine st > iiui . ug ot l . « iu » vu lyyj . ageiieral massacre eijsnei . I'rajaa v \ as plun-. iered and set on fiieiu several places , and I tie number of humin lives lost on this uccaiiou has been computed at 20 , 000 ! ( .. ' . 19 . Sieue uf Mutite J VVeo , 180 G— This strong t 6 wn on the I Uo Praia , was tnkeii by assault by . th « British forces aitrer a desperate cimilicr , in which one'third " of the : besiegers were killed «> r wounded . The carnage iii the ' town also was dreadful . Iu
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i . s « 4 :. *» & ^ **;««; . *;«*• v 4 ) MaZ ^ iJW ^ . ^ " ^ i . i ^ i ^ uudJpve ^ wuu « lie Sj *« i . M »* d . sW r thut it . a ^ ilitarY PW / ififcffi ^^^ Mi ii ^^ v * xmvax $ ® Bbfferii ^ . &ppejirstohiVB been eiriirt > ly m ^^^ jij ^ - ^^ at / ^ &m ^ n- '¦ : v ' -.,. n-: ^ :: R . ^^» W ««^ *«« bwniimrdea by * tirv&b » qiutfTa * TXMvt Adiniral ^ o » M » ejvtorhtty-vWMbunrsiwiibdat : iuteTini . - <« i < in , ati . a ?* 5 t ^ tirtf by tUenfi « aM ^ * Utt > riil ^ w «» . Tbe irtrvt vi t !| et < mu was * o grr » r , that ' ¦ : a * nVili *? mtabitHnf * . ¦ f *? r ? w ; tUrtr . d , wlsl ] iiig * --Hiid Hed iutoi ^ thecoautryis ^ fe& ^^^ iffi ^^ M ^^ W ^
ait bteuevf Mont * ih Wanders , 1691 . —Mons wa » , ^* . ^ ^ y-& * 1 *** -ncli tote ** timltsr U » uinX | V . iutf , iuhabit « ut » ooii « derinf that they had a rigbt to ¦ y << iti -tiie calamities « f a iriege , coRjpelled , the §! C » Veir « or , to « tir » flBder the town , whereby a va * t a | ^ i ! P ut of httO i 1 "' misery was preveutfd . . » ;; Jav i ' :, inhnWianu ot Boii-de-duc fiillowed the ¦ ' exiitnple of Mojw , ; itoisi beinf . meiiacwi by thn trench ariny in , 1 / 94 , ttie iuh ;» biumt « t teftwei to > i ( hmit to ; the . horror * oi a Biege , and coiupelied the > : oyerui > r to surfeiider the town . —Histor y ©/ England ; , ' ^ $ 2 . Siege iaf ^ i ^ of / t ^ ffo ;—Adihiral Verubn "with a British squadron , attacked PortobelloV 1 / 391 The forts- were Ri > ou carried ^ aiid the city Vurtein ered / Mated with thin success a traiid arriijiint'iit v » a «' Keiif io annoy other Suauis'i settlemeuwiu Americ ^ and
ittacks were made on forts Lazarirafa . I Cathagen * ; !» oth these ewterurizes , werej however , onsoccessliii , ind the En ^ lisii lost , by sick ties * and slaughter , 20 , 000 sokiernand sailors , ^ "be-e . expeditions arose nut of the dispute b-tweeii S p ; : in rtbont cutting log'Wort at t ' ainpeachy ; the court of Madrid huviu ^ - tifreedto pay the sum ot i . 9 o , tHK ) ^ as n compeM ^ atiou tor the ditiu-AUtt aast « jued b y Hriti « h inercbaiiiir . ; rhe _ m- » ney , however , was :-iioi foribcoiiiiiij » , autl uosti jtii-s were co . iuiiit * nc « d . By tie ** logwood war" the « H . uou Kwt ? nwre * thnn 100 , 000 <> f her sons , aiid expended no iv- »< ihin i *() , vK ) gi , oiK ) strrhug . commerce' was greatly euiliarrassed , and tli .-Valti . ihlt- trade with Sprain ruined . In the space ot t » v »» y ^ -ars tbeeMeriVy ' sprivateiTscaplureiiujoierhnii our iJUiitnvil . m ^ rcliaijt ves .-elw liH * i iiiti ginji ;" ' t ( l"Gr * i : M B . itaiu . —&e bigluHtVn hmurunf EttHhwct :
" 26 . Hohnxng t : ba'lajos ^ . 812 . —Uailajoa was stroiijilv torntied . aii-i giir . risoned b y the french forces , btitwatfuliiiuatel y uikeu by > torm by the ii ! lied ari . y ; : tinder the J ) uk « ot M eiliUBu > Uy . Sucli * asthede . sir « ciioiiothimiaii lifei » i the .-eii ^ eraiioij * . chat upwards . ot « , Wv < 0 of tl ^ slaiM wt-n ^ hyrml iu tlie : 1 1 cHi 11 U the t | L > ii vy ue a rlyjiwjfifms'tjjtiQj ifi % * rri ' ixT < r . ii lilpti ^ 't . s ,- ¦^ i * . u ^ u * r ^ jm ^» vil «< . tjyos , i | f i $ dli jfiiiterhat file ci y and inu-e beantiliil ii « : igiil ( otirUood are but little recovered trom the efiect » oJ the wjir . 2-4 . Sturtiihrg of Si . Setnstiuii . Tbisstroig city ^ iti tlie iiorih ol Su . tiu , was iii-11 l » y tue Frencti , and atiackeo oy ihe alii . ' ., by sea and land . A . desperateas -ault vni the ¦ jJotli July , 1813 . was unsnee s > tul , and the iissuilaiiis w-ere leptiised with great loss . The H . « l ituickwason th- 3 t > t Au ^ ust ' lollo . w . ii : ^ when the ieiu | ly lire ( Tom the torts wh * ,. uch thac the hn ^ hsh rruopj . irooped like corn beioie tue reapern . soinuch
, that in a ft-. v minutes rhe river thiough whxh tne > | jassr-d to the hreauli was r . 7 ;« A- i"t / v » i tli the bodies Ol ihe . r kill mI jind wouudeo countruuen ; over these , however , the advancing oi \ i » i : > n > pie .- ,-ied mi , A ' e * n-. ur * alter the jjl . ice wns taki-n- . l . y storm , ami a hornhle Kcene of plunder and rapine ensued , — iioUseA ransackei—turninirei estroved— tbe churches profaned—wine ai . d spirit cetlms broken open , him itie troops became inu . i wuU int ¦ : xic « -ti » n--aU order ( tlld discipline Were abttUr ' . oued . tiieal part ol lli < - oity was i . urut in ihi * u . soider , ana lew houses reinrtiin-O exrept in ruins . On ( tie uawi , ot tiir l .-t o September , t ,. e dead wld . li strewed the strHrts ol ¦ ¦* " ¦ - Si'ba .-liatj * were so i . uin . rous . that I Wiisawonde . r io all beholder *" ' where they rould have fouuu | "Olh to sleep . In til .- taking oi til . de-liii ' stiitu 4 O 00 -ngiish iroopj ) pei ^ heu . Cajjiuiu 'lnrusn . — Ltiic / firood .
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COMI'AUISON OK H » RKI UN UKAlN AND KLOUK WITH . TUB KNUL 1 SH MAKKKT . The highest quotation ol white wlieat ol th < - lirst quality ut HuiiiLmryii t + \ T £ nxttiiltiira cunciii ' tlif l-ml , wli . rli aUswer .-lu ¦ Mk- Ilil thequurt « t , ami the hii ; li . ' .-. l i [ iiiiti > tii . n i . l reO wheat if . tlietirrt , -ipi . iiu > i" iro nxd .-nuiu currt'iit ttie hi » i , whan ar < i »» er > i t . p 5 t » ti < t the quarter , ami theieioJi- the niei > li price at Haniburgh . il s . hite uml red wlitiii tOfjetlicr W O-a 3 d . tiltc | iUirt « . T . Tue highffii qiititatiiui nl while wheat ol tUetiirit ¦ | Uuhty in L . n ^ oii lutiix t . he qr .. and ihe hi ^ li eol qu-. taliuu ui r « il « Ui-iii ui ihi-hrattiuiihi } is 77 s thi- qr ., ami luereiiire me iuMa . ii j . rice ui L"iiiloiiul white ai . d red wueat t . ^ .-tlier Ib ' Yh tin Hie ijr . It a | i |«; , ii -r ( , ihent re , th . it ii-tiw . t i « 5 . J ( wr cent , ¦ le urer in Loiiiloii than at tiuinbi . igli ,,, ii < t thot witu ttieisuiu ni £ ' A .. Ss 'ill a man nr . y buy \*\ biisliel !* » t ivueat at HiuuW ^ U . rt-Uoreaa w-Hti tue . s .. me sum lie can buy ouly S ljustiets in i . Ollllllll . The hi > lhH 8 J qucitutinii ol Zealand white wlieiit sit Aim < ter-<) ii | u . i » 3 M 0 tloril ^ tlie lust , w ' hi h equals 61 , 3 . 1 ihe ,. r .. . 0 » l the iii <; ai > i > ri _ ce ol whewvui Ltitnlt . n lieiuji 1 % Oil the i ) T ., ii iiilliM-H . ttlAl Wtt . Mt . U 2 . r ^ p ^ rudllt . Jea . rer lit L ,, ll . loll than ui Amsterdam . of
rnetii ^ hest quotation white wheat sit IVrlin in 3 rix-> lnlliir « ii urii . si-ln-n thr'riciiK'iTi'l , . wliii-h answers to . ill ., M th , qr ., ai » l tlie tuiiliot quotiiin > ii » t white wheai in Lkui 1 . hi hf iitu 8 is the qr ' ..- tli > - ditlVreuce i » ' 4 tt- } per cent , that wlieai is ilearer in Loniioli thanat l < e : rlin . Th . * tiijili-v t -iiuiititiuiji iilrml wheat-of the first qnulity m \ nru- « -r |> is l . i II , inns > hr liKi-tolitre . which eqiiids ; Vv , tid tht | r ., ntul ttu-hi ^ Ueaj qu .. li . t > iiii .. t ri'il wj , e !( t in LodiUmi beiuv nss the qr , it fotlows tfiat wh ^ at is I 7 J per c . nt . dearer in I . iiik ] . n ih . in , ut Antwerii . I ' ll .- hi . li-t . t i | ii .. t : * ti . iii <> r reit wh ^ nt of ilii- fir- - qiuility hi ^ c Miii . is J . V doiluri ) " the wh el ol i 4 scli .-ll ,-ls . whi .-h is e . iuiv .. I . m , i t . » : i ; . s s , r tne qr ., t , u > i n > e . i . utn-st ( jiiiii . di'iii i . | " re : i rtlieal i - . f ihe lirst . qiuilitv in . Lnnii . n l , i-iil | t ;" the qr . ii Mll . i * s th . it wrhetit is | il ..- | j , er cent . lei . M-r ii . ' lion . 1 , ' , 11 tliHli si ' veltin . hii-, 1 i ) 1 :, i with th .-, iiiii ol t 3 l 7 va iiniii in ; iv hny li ' $ hnsti . ls ., r vvli . 'id sit Mei i in . « h-Teas with ihe . H » ni . * sum in . iill tlllV OIlU f > I" lishc 8 ill L . ill . inn .
Tin'ni . an or iiviTiiije ut-the prices of wheat ol the first q'liibiy at Hioidi'i'ifli . Amsierilsiiu , licrliu , . mwert ) . ui Metnn . is 50 s M Ihe ( purler , anil the iiiej . n uric .- ol wheat ol tne lir ^ i- quality in Liiin ) .. n hei-na- ' 79 , Ii I tiif qr , it I .. Vl »« s ltv . it ihe hi . mii | * i ice in Loin ) , u i > , i 8 { net ¦ ' lit . higher lliHii the me . * . tu price ui the liveiib . ive-in .-niioiieii , » I . ices .
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LUAUUiN COlfrN liX ( , HAi \( ifc .. Mauk-LaNK , Ml ' iMii Y , NliVKWBKK 5 . I 'here was ii ine . iferat . l y ( ir tgnuiititv < f Wh-.. t IV . In Kss-x ¦""' K . < ni . lmi only u u ,,,, i « i -iq . p . y . ' l rm . , i ,, i | . It- l > uiu .-ino k ; rtlnUi ,. i i i . 11 j , | . « . ! . !„ .. i . i ,,, r ,- ; . H-ir .-i '« i . « . ll Ui . se cum , e > oi .-,, ruv , i | wa-sooi \ ; aiiionh a .. e « v-.-s U p . iiici palu Hon . i--lai . il , i > re . | i (; . sli in | .-r i lu ^ ( my " > . insri ket uilli O .. is . " |' h r .-•» a- it l . i . n ileiii . inil lur t . eliii . < .-. t l ' . ii (! lish , .. lid ' i . ll , s .. i Is ol l ,, i ^ j ; ,, " heal-Mil . iii . irn n , ! . hi i . n < nq > r . v , t , t . t-nt ot In p .-r . qr : on I ... M ¦ oii ' i .. \ s in hi cj ; i in lln : w « -t ssaie oi l In- w . u ' . her .. I h . l .-iiii . . n . idl .-cleil Hit : i . mlill i .. | io n . iarj hoilsol u .-w Kn ^ hsli . ~ ii < -tr vii-u-nol ttiken nil s . i . tieel- > . ami i Ii ..- iiUanie c-.. ni .., i b .-| i .. < -e < l <> v , r Is | « m -u .. ner . mi , , l- ' i .-ur o . ei a nee nul .:. uu . i i .-Usi be q iiolfil l .-pu . n , t k ilu . ir .-r . bail .- * »; ., lukm clow . y ,
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UV ^ RPOOLJCJiTTLB MARROT , ^^ ni ^ JIovi ^ Tt « wppty of 6 e » 8 t » it market to-& y h » s ^« ci » eon » J 4 « lJiir sniallpr than thutol last week , and the quahtyprincip « il Tonl » V " uiiddlnift ; th * few that irtw of « ood quality were 8 « Jb ioji ' up ; bur in irice there i * no nh- ' mtion from bnr 1 aht q ' notj ? * " ¦ tlops . . We ha » e iWohad ft limited supply of 3 bi ^> for tfi * ' a ««•»«» of the yew * arid prieea jimck ttesama wte « t w ^ k . : ijM K * " ^ *'•>«!»* W . ' ^ Mi ' w W , i ^ idvpnMnaiy . rt .. . Wi .. « ° M yViether WuUon gpld ^ a t ^ d , exc « pt »> te * riibkk ,. ' .. and Swrt 6 d toijd , mfetfcrfc . - The Siarfct ; Mi&wkofe ^ '" W ^ . w »« a « iwd > tdetiiMjrrfcrii * me , andiSwe we * b ^ ^*^ teaB «« WurSllBBtlefttia 9 ol < L NniaUro / e « ttle « t CATTLE IMPORTfiDINTO tlVElRipboL : ' / . - . ,: KroiutJb 29 thpcttoihe 5 tiiNov . . ¦ .,..- > " -.. Cof ** - C ^ lv «* She « p . LmmbB . Piga . Horses . '' z&tr- ' .-M ¦ y ; 4 M '^ o 5 , to 3 m
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I ^ Vftb ^ l ^ il ^ f ^ AKKKT .-TuesdaV .- * The amp ^ bf itwh Oiti ^ a Oatmeal for flic paat ' # Mk are " , ^ " *' : to » . jiin ^ n . t ;; - | > w > r ^ --iit , erd !! B ^ Uoii ^ --h&-r ^ ^ . ^ W . ^ !^^^ - « % n'B « il 4 itote *; Aiim'Yoi « iBSIi ... u weh ^ wrr * ivcj iT , « 00 qnarteH of W hm ^ chieia ? troid ^¦•^ 4 S ^ - * ** 5 * ' (* Eii ^^ a i !« ! clJme inll > **»*¦ 'I **** ^* # « pBftit » f 6 ifr «^ K » r » afe ^ f tree Wheiit , ut fally tbe -. lea oi thw -d j ijrte'fifiijrW : ; IojHigii > d having J 0 I 4 at flitS l 'i" ^ wi * o - l | l '' " i i * ^' " »" M luund reml y biiyera ' w ° , ! Va "lld KuKlwh new ( brought coaaxwW / haa orouuht lla to i 28 per / Wb * B ^ -Wtal ha « auain « Icited considerable , alerttioa ; 8-v « r ;> l curgoes h » ve chanaed f ^! ^? ^ ' . ' ! . * . »> V « a » ., r Odes * , ; £ J to iiiiu iws i ivs pu
. u " ¦"" ¦^ ' ¦ o per . iwip * . tor Uanzie . Kluur , .. I British maiiumetiire , lias lound a tree sale ; Knutiah at 633 ' V f'tS ^ i ' A at ^ ^ l . er 260 , b * . Ihe deman . V tut > lam has taken « . fl the newnlnioBt as they arrivt-d 3 s 6 d to ' * 81 thecuneut ruteH ; oid have brought 3 s 7 d to 5 U 9 d pel 4 . ill > s ., being id » bushel above our prerious quotations . Oat-. 11 H .. I , too , hi . a advanced in value i ! s per luau ; new sellina at Ms to Ms ; old ax 32 * to 3 As per 2 iOips . Bailey is » nll-the -Hine and Would conmiaud tullprice , ); 4 s lOd to 5 s id per olMha . li .. s been paid lor good Irioti / No change in the value I lieans or l ' n , » . In addition to the kales ol bonded Wheat .. . hove noied , 8 evefal . parcels oi Klour , under Wk , chanired uaiios at 3 B » to 40 s per brl ., und abuui oW quarters Peas al 39 s per quarter . ' -. ' .. ¦
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LlVh . KFOUL ( JOTTUN AlAKKE'i . Saturday Evening , November 3 , l * :- > 8 . In the beginriing ol ' the week there was a very jjeneral and . Xleiisive ueiuaou inrtn speculators and llie iraue , auu the sales .. u . oonuay were 10 . UUu b ^ s , at § d tu- ^ -d ptr lb . auvante on luec . niiii . iii luiair qualities 01 Aiuencau and aurat v aiuce men , liuftever , me luquiiy , though lH » d amuiatfil . lias been k mjo , auu lUe m . nkn lo uuw quius hrUi at tUal luiproVBiucut . uii . Ka u » u otlftrr otscriui-ions lully-- iiistintaiii previuUs rait'S . I , iUU bau-8 ol Surat ollL-iKii at jinbiic auction ycBleraay , went .. U wuu npiru , at , u ,, prices . lO . ooU American aud 4 , JoO au-. ut Haiei / uu lakvu . i-iuspeculation , and 1 UU Ainerieau , 100 .-surat , and ou ben ^ al lor export . Tue sales amount io 3 j , 1 * 0 uugo , auil
cuiupruc—. d d j a 40 " Sea Island I 6 J 10 36 680 Bahia & Mac . 7 i to 6 ? lOaatalueddu . ; 5 to U 90 Ueinerara . atc . .. t > ' to 12 oa-rtl Unwed Ueor .. j . J to S 500 Kgyptian ...... 16 lo I 4 j J 4 jt >» Alob " » .- ••• 0 ^ ; to 64 — llarbiidoe * .... 0 to 0 J Alabama , Ac . . lij . t . idj — Peruviaii ...... 7 to 8 MO . u . New (» riean . v .. - ij to ° ZuO Lagiiayra ...... tij to £ } j lot ; i ' ' ' nian . ijuiu , — West India .. b * to » i I ' araiba . &c . C | to 9 $ 5700 Snrat ........ 41 u , 5 } jJ | 3 ( , J iMarHiiham .. . ' i ^ toit tO Madras ...... 4 jto i | raawumned .. gj to 7 ^ 00 Bengal « i 10 * 1 The Imports lor the week are 8 , 768 bags . o ' oniparativ ~ vi .-w « l the Imports and Exports ol Cotton into and Iron , the wholekingdom , Iroiii ihe 1 st or January u . me kO . ti m-a . und ol the Imports and Kxportn lor the same period last year .
Into tbt : kingdom this year : Aiuerican bag « 1 , 097 , 292 South Anit-ricai ^ . .. lS 2 . li 6 West Indies , Uemcrara , &c . .. 5 , 363 Kant Indies * .. .. .. . » 89 ^( 14 fc-Kypi , < Vc . .. .. ... ib , 394 Tutalol all descnptionH 1 , 352 , 409 Suiue period last y . esir : Ainertcaii .. .. .. ba ^ s 77-1 , 147 South American ,. .. .. 104 , hti 2 West Indies , Uemeraraj Ac . 4 , 8 . ^ 6 Kaj . ! Indies .. ¦ ; . .. .. 136 , 713 K ({ ypt . *<• . - . .... .. afkvi — —1 , 0 X 8 . 500 tncreakipol iuiport 8 aHC (> mpared with siiin « pitrioclliist year . baxs 293 909
KXPOKTS IN IS 3 » . AiuHncan , 44 . tl ( !^ Hn >* il . 7391- ^— Kant Indies , 43 792 West India , 00 Other kinds , S 5 Total in lsSh .. .. .. 96 . 090 bags . Same period in 1837 .. ^ 116 . 443 ; ' Monday , November 5 , 1838 ^ Th- sales to-i ' siy amount to 5 . 000 hags , at fnlt prices , on the quomu .. | is ol last . Krid-. iy . The business is all to the trade I ! . ' ¦ sales consUlolSmi 1 'ernam , at rfj ., 9 j , l ; imMntMwn , rii 1 oi ; J U bilhl - ' 7 ' ^ U" ^ i- KKV | . tian , lOJd to S ; i ? ^ ' *} - ' - 'I" - i ° " Snwt , 4 ? d to : | u j 3 , t , 0 u Ameican-, . ^ . 1 to t % , \ . ll n Saturday 5 , 00 t ) baits were sold .
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MANCHKSTKK CUKN KXCHANyji , Saturday , Nuv . 3 . There was not much passing in any article at our ina . ket this uiorninj . ' , bin h .. l . lers firml y dftmande'l auviincei ! rates On Wheat weraisH . ur quotations 3 d to 4 il j . er -7 uUw ., and Hour l . isiy be noted fully Is 6 d per 2801 bs . dearer . Oatmeal v ...- hkewis ,. he d r .. r-2 » to-2 s 6 d peri-lOlbs . above the iirev ' -utH (¦ urrem-y , and on Uata-sm advance of 2 d p ^ r 4 olhs . Vas rje MKiiide . l heans rt-ere in liiir rcquPSt . it In per (| uarterahiwe lii .-t week s latns , ain ) tine qualities of ' Mall oUaiiivu r .. iVie . r higher prices ; « hilsimteriyr descriptions were unsaleable
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HANKKUPTS . ANN BROOKE , City-road , coachbniuler , to eurrpnrier NVr ' » , ill eleven i . clo ( k , Dec 14 , at twelve , s . t the . llankiu ts ' I ' otirt ; solrcitor ,. Air Hopgood , Iiishopsfcate-sttei-. t-. w . iihf ' ut ; - ilii-iiil stH-iiiiiiee , Mr ^ hi'iniire . B . i . siiigniili-ntrret ( . KdUjiK vi . cHAKl . VON DAl > Ki .-ZI- ; . \ -., hi WILLIAM 1 'KKL . LKK Miiifinii-lane . lneroJiaiitM . N .. r i 0 anil bee 14 . at w . Vcl . < k , at the-Haitkruptfl' Court ; s licitor . Mr Kai . iu-it ., liuckl .-rsbiin ; . flicial assignee , Mr Green . Alili-rii ' ianbiirv . WILLIAM bll . AK ' h , Ueorge street , St Giles ' s , lie used vicuajler . Nov 13 . at two o ' clock , Dec . 14 ; at H . eveli , a : ilvj lv :. n-rnp > s" » otirt ; h Vicit . 'r , Mr Gkrratd . ^¦• ir . > IV .-s ' tree ' . t . "PiiU Wall ; 1 Ilicial assitnMe . Mr Gihsiin . BMsitiklial -street UhOKiiK K ) LKY HiiLGKINMIN , Fercliiuch ^ treet . nipr-« -h .. iit , »\« v ln , Uec l 4 ,.. at eeveri o'clock , at the bar . kriipis ' fou ' ri , i-olicitTs . iV . essrs' Am . nry s . nd Cotes , flir . vtu » Uv , u-> treet ; iflicia' asjigne . ' . AIr Johi . son . rii . sintlia . t-sircft .
liKoKGu HALL . T . uVa « ell , 'Derb \) iliiii .- ' , baiikrr t Nov 10 , Dec 14 , at twelve , » t the Comttiissione ' ra' Hooms . Aianih .-ster ; solicit . rs , AlessrsJtihi . Biin . Son , and « Veather » ll Temile I'KKCIVAL WtHiU SMITH . Liverpool , merchant . . V . ' v t-4 , Dec 14 , al one o ' clock : at the Claremloii Ui . oit . s , Liv ^ q « ... l ; s .. liciioia , iMesnrs lajlur , Sliarjie , Field , and Jacks .. n ,. U . dlord-row . ¦ . - ¦ ¦ ' . " JOSKPH SHELDON , ' KiMftrsVulnie , Clircliir-, c .. tfon spiniier , Nov 8 , Dec 14 . at one oVI « ck , at ihe Any . i Inn , > . ! i « -r-l flield ; solicitors , Messrs Johnson , Soli , and -Weather" t ' lK . NjAMlN BRRKDON , Wellesbourne Mquntford . "W arwnkslnre / tiriliir . { Vi-v 14 . 'L ) j » c 14 , at twelve o ' clock , at ihe Ked Horse dm , Strsttfo ' d-upon-AyoTi ; solicitors , Mubsrs Adiiti ) it .. ti . Gregory . Kau kiier , and Kollett , Bedford-rxjw . THuftl . vS , » IMiLKIl ) N , Kirkham , Lancashire , linrn nisiiiulHCiurer . Nov 16 , Dec 14 , at eleven o ' clock , at the Town Hi . l ' . I ' r ^ ston ; solicitors ^ Messrs Norris and Allen , BarUcltV luildiitgs . " : . :
PAKTNEflSHlPS DISSOLVED . . B Hiles and J Wnnd , Bnry , Lancashire , carriers—H Pope . J J Birchal , and J Holt , Manchester , silk manulacturers . CERTIFICATE—NOV . 23 . ' J Joule , Ardwick , Lancashire , common brewer ^ ' ' mvipENDs- ; Nov 28 , J Buckley , Mancheater , dealer in cotton twist .
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE , Nov . 6 . BAffKRUPTS . ' : ABRAHAM WAI . L 1 S . miller . S p ringfield . Ks-ex , toBiirrender N . v . trti at c . h .-. » nil D « c . If , at . Irven . i't '«!¦•• (' . ¦ nrt ,. ( Bankriijficv ; Lavkiiininn . lT"ni » onger-ljini , vlVniialubsi ^ nu '; bi ftf . S iith-, inr pio | i-tuiiliiii . gs . .. ' .-.. WILLIAM KLl . ^ OA UILLKSPIK . ciiii . inirn-brewi : r ,. ' ( 'lii- » - **» r .-le-Sireet . biifViaiii . Nov . 215 , s * t eleven , siiid Dec . \? , nt i . ne , lit ihe Bankrupt C"Jnmm-i"n llooiu , Newriinlle-il | . oii-1 jne . Nuholls , -Coiik i-ci'iiri . Lincoln ' s Inn ; Statlurd , Dm hi . in ; K «^ nt , Newca . » il » --up' ' . n-Tvue . ¦'' .- -.-. ' .--. . . .... JOHN Wiiiutl I ' , tiiutrr-nieTchant , Lficiftcr , Ncy . IS nirj liic . 18 , at . . ' tiveli-r . at iht-t'iistV of Leirerter , L ^ i , ei < leT , Kjaiir Leiccsier ; Aust . U iinil Hotrtuli , Kaj | iB ' . iitl-lfuildiiigs , tir .. y ' ij inn . L' ndiVn . - ' . ¦ J ( - )> fc . l'H . COLIIN ? * outcher , Brightmi . Nov . 13 and Die . !» - , at owe . nt the 1 'imn Hall , Brightou ; . . Urui | Mt « r , LYi ^ hvcn " P « iii | . iii ' , Chaticery-li'iie , LpiuJon ... : - , t EKNKSl liV . li , hiceii . iin , VVood-at . eet . Oh (« Tmi « 1 e , N <> v jfi , a 11 wo , siml t ; . c . 18 , at twelve , « t tJir <'( ilittHi t (; itikilinuy lohnson , iflkial a *! . ighei' ; Ablahaiuu , CliBotd ' i luu , l-i .-tt-• itreet . .. - ' . ¦ .- . " .-
ALEXANDRR ROBERTSON . linon-ilrBper , H » 'li } bx ,-. Vrv . I * , at hall-iiKKt ten , and Dec , 18 , at . hnir-. a > i elrvelf , nt tit t . 'iiiirt ot BaukTMi cy : Turquaiid , cflicialasaiguee , CopiLklbuildiugs ; Lloyd , Obeaiioide .
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Nov. 10, 1838, page 7, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1031/page/7/
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