' TERMS OF' 'PITA
_ Two Dota.,taa per atlnum, pa;
advance. If not paid wain the
charged. -. • i
AilierWerneote itirei r beeding
etnerieci'r' for thrSe‘ifisertiesnrr
instlitien. • , Urger ones lintrop
All tarerttselnents w be it
.macesthe lime for whit* tbei
o p oo fied ,and wilt be charged in
Yearlp . advertisers wi 1 becl
Meluding
,subscription torthe pal
of keeping , one advent seknen t ni
standing hiring ttie year,l sod tlif
Aso in-each pane r fort htte IIUCC
- .All'4ertera addreseedle the ed
othetwtse no attention wptl be p
11.11,nericev for meetingir.&c.
hive heretofore been interred
25-centa e ch. e ecept
icr Pamphlets, Check , Gar
Handbills uJ every derariptur
Office al the lowest g ash 4price,
ENGL
,
• Exchange at isitiw
a 9-* per cent. pr*mi
.4..40t/ter, 'teethes - 44 l'ha Northern Yacht
Steam shi p sailed trot* I`,. w castle for Leith, and
up` to the data Of th 4 h. advises had not been
beard from. There itirr y reason to fear that she
has foundered at son. t ,
'Cori/std.—ln conset l ite e of the increased reve
nue occurring to the ome at this port, the Loss
of the Treasury has ed it in a higher class,
with a corresponding l!misuse of salary tot the col
lector end comptroller.i
Huskinton's Itionun44.—During the frost of last
winter, the roar*" 141 kt erected, at Parkside„ to
the memory of the law ittr. loam), was dvatroy.
ed by the bank against? which it was plftced press.
ing toe heavily ogaintil. A new'rooretnnent has
recently been subsitiet d for Gld one, at the ex
pense of the shar. lioiCifrs of the Liverpool and Man
cheater It attwity Covii uy. •
Gi sat Speed.—The 4hip Sir Waner Scott, John
Young. mask r, be.wiging sarterl tronl
hence , o4Aelwr, un I April last; arrived at
Quake, there mirk on hoard a lull cargo of timber,
and 'Hived again in Literpool, on the 6th day of
July 14tiled again on the 17th day ofJuly, pretise
ly thesame voyage*, and ',arrived here on Monday
last, bus performing two vo,t ages to Quebec and
back ji incredibly Short space of tittle, say in six
mond? , and twelve days, including the stoppage at
bath paces..
Spving Extraordtriuty.—At what they term a
ma r * set, ,Hr. Gtorj.;.: fucker eaugtit urn ixtxa
ordmay nuutner dl 7UU zacuus
ten.
Fut ?reef Cr ment,—An experiment aaa itnide
at Alduthewer, I ds is: tare tire.issous heal
td to deii Illt•eilL114111 , 1111 nut Its Us AA. r.,y 111C111+1.113111.:C
offices. A 5m.1.1 twee-e lint Is sa b. LIA tlfleALrull II Ili,
the cetvra waa ti.sed with ,t s and o ther e n s ,
bUstileits; and et t ssrs li., in the slices nee tsl a num.*
ber of.'firvons wltu'sised be it tio.lled, near and bar,
to be Flusent at the ed a.,1 ut isicendiariens.
TIM 5111A11146 li.lf+JA•LI., .Jlll ue AAA 111
volumts hut the liou-s the lived part.
I.lsitouChd• In odic of tees, piles,- the cesnetst hII
'off, antblic lire Tam, (the.' cm we parts oncm . ered,
but on oe 1411tA:(, Vett ex,.trisise Ist
succesell.l. r le ssa rd.dts v..
"I'nerelin be all vke Atlk, 'lNJere MAC t• 11/
ry lim/OrrN careltilly cut Ott IA OM C , A1111.11.1114 , it I :WI
wltlt no: aI,AILE LAI tf ...tv it, lan reeeslessce sstkred
to the floats by tut. rem( wu Id nc l uttieu . i/ to
Ilmlt thee ravage, be that net. AAA . . It u
until the rrival se" ; a .it a b...
came Isstoopo - alissi„ d evsse.ls. ter sss.sle ! e sssuils:a
powerful usl.teary w ceseetteig and co..fiutL.g Us
flames.".,
Hurriaine of IVhittia —Ono o: the most Bohol
stormy 1 , /t a- ,!ur,,m,n,
th:g port In :\ ost-m!,er, 11 / . . , ,111, 1. II a:, )11[ 1111C
might wraithe stud at It. .1. 0.111,1/11CL b) 111,V1,
torrealtslo) rain r. loch 4,% flu.% Ltl )111.;
did COM4rei6iti dalll4ge l 4) lIIc gr_ll.lllt/S
5t:4(40441 7( t baccu.-01, tur, 16w Nov., Lite cit . )
of Canit.l44,lldmourg Uthl r,
by index oltne Bulard uiCu•tunis at colist
quence aving couccdicd .auluaget ltle luggage,
and under:n. 14iu. Lit tea.
and fivu imuus W 1t:44.144y, w tile) %Lett: Dui WILLI CC
Effects e j Rutlways,—The few remaiuttig coach.
ea un the Lad bet V 1 ettll BIrIIIIIIE
are actuall3 cam lug paaoLtiger. al tumr,ty ngs
inside, and en eh s uut.roe ; wnn,t u; ;12 coaco
es.on the rod prior to the opt.nlog to the radioed,
there now oily rename tour, and a appeara unet:r.
Lain that :ha ounther can cuutuwc.
Marrying nue's G,qndnErther. —A man actually
applttu •to tie Gualdiato , ut :he 0u0d... Co.utt a
few days agctro be allowed to ohirry his gr.tiluiutii
er, a Cterg yours is whom lie had app10...: to marry
them Lie twos hating ritustd to unite
Stratiye as li may seen', both tit.• thirties ore utoler
20 years ofrei and it Is ' , did ititt really there 1,
no legal-ohitcuutt lu their mittll .ife. Tile lipid]
cadt . we untgrettand,-wss the i.,m iii note son of a
wohtun name: Taylor, :igr i tiii. I tiet ooig
man's (Me grataltou,het't,j ❑Joie was lootn.rly
Odedart: whet she was Ili year, of ;La, , she went - to
live with old w. a ithirried lo r bizture SIR! was
17, add site Ins been a n iduw fur a i.iturt time.
Peochvag Erb acud.nu y.—Sunie m.i..ll.knuwn
.aeheis ill ills uetgauuuutwd, buys the Wert, ro
umtuary, ll...making , I.way. cast to thor
ew °De, witch . - übt tlieut many .C 2 1n to brit_
ear Keaton, Wedr, lLb,a ~arc, , lic.stly :10
abbits, and, Instretehing tat ruaLL, actual
• trammelled well Ituuvoi wtdical pr..e....uner of .
bat vicinity, u•ho wan ud iug punt at tilt lulls.—
he worthy d..e.ple id Galen %%se, a ttb lilth-
WV, extricabd trot'. Ills perilous. nn u.,Uun S\llll , -01.11
njury ; and IL I. Iluped toe,enpreduturs will the next
me be - eronaret to tour out/ &Jet-
Canada.—Trgi Lonutd Own( r announces, "up
,n goon anthill I," that 1...url Spend.r will done
, ut-es gOverrnir“onerdl 01 L..nau.. 111 C uothoilty
, f the Gourser, wwever, 1s questioned by Sortie Hi
Aber papers.
ineenduirism.---The pavers give alarming ac•
counts of the .14.: t.on and 6 dibtre6s in
the agr al •Itstrsets. incemnary burning:, of
agricul plenty, sm 11 411 ha d rich, ...ye., are
said to 11 filequeut.The immemate cause
is said he mgli and MAI: to rc,ned price of
bread.
S. Carolina loan —The boi.qc ul Banns , Broth.
erg, have taken tb... South Cay..ti.,a lout/
000 bearing 5 per:u.ait. interest; but the price had
'not transpired.
The Misseseippi Slate loan of .0250,000 as been
taken by btiverni conittactors at 93—tica. ig 5 per
cent. tntereA. A ;{eat alnuulll of 'ltte.lit so 111 A
merican securities seas done in tne weed ending
Nov. 24.
LINA
111
Irish Peerage.-1 l i
Moroeth it. to oc 41
own right, with a
glance to hardy wo'
know how to upp.'t q
operation in conduct
and who calculated
his talents and eh :1r
Lit 11 114/116111/ Cli lUat LUL U
11. to 10.4,
it 10 1112 ca'nuc'.
1 'O l / 1 1. to 111,11 Il'
!ate his Lorthily's (Ito-tent cu- , '
rig the af f atrs of ;ills wublly,
101 l the 0:11'.1110 t 1 Ilifilitnele of
ter In the Lu‘ser Huuee.
The Ballast Corp,
nounce, that - thi,
Government the pie
their projected Herb
Belfast 'Banking C“, I
such further burn. bb
,idetton of the tit Bel
Colonial Office —I
melee that Lord No
Colonutl Office, (and s .
whenever he was to
•au are now altered b,
I ration.—t%e are etia bled to an.
orperation has ri.t.eived tro:u
1, o ac 01 a loan 01 for
ur improveun 1115,11,111 (11.,t the
pally Lave weed to advance
may be neet,sary for Inc cotil
lion of the new works.'
t' is stated in well informed
(rmar•.by was ansionit I'm the
wrtainly he would be fit tier IL)
lave Ireland, hut crrcumstan•
the turn of affairs in Canada.
lady by the name of Hart
' order at Limer.
most respectable
:ted to witness the
Order of Mereg.-
43ett Was adulated
~,., . _ . . .
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.7‹ . ' • ..- i ' 141 : : --:'' k • -*.'-- ...."
F E _Ls,l . ' net - ai
ly . semi=annoni in .
.. -... 4--
r, $2 se, well be , - I
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. . ,
.„ lyelinee.will be . .., . '. - ~.; .'
~,,,-; . ' ~ , .....) ~ , .'' . , fr . 's 0 - - 6,31.74.t.d. .
. ' fall 4 3 ? MS ' t .4 .4 h. :ie.:7U 2. - 1:...; VTR;
fi. ;. 5O cediefor one i - - ' ... -' ' 4 • •-,
~.".: `.- -:' tel- -. -- ~i i CI I , h - -` '• 2...17, - 1 "1
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•
. • ~,ii ITIL1L; 4 'V' ' ' - 'l l idg '''''''''''t '
v• • - -4,
dritilordered out,
to be continued is
ingly.
t $l2 per annorm
/ith the privilege
xceeding 2 squares
sertion oft' smaller
iive times.
r moat be post paid
to them.
other notices which
alio. Will be charged
nd Deaths.
,Bills of Latttag and
neatly penned at this
ork,on London 9
the iiihabitanemf
112., Tern..
ield, and not , with.
during,,the Any, ,
the,nbeve,periehee.
4 ' . •
•
I *ill teach you to pfreTthe • 'els of tlui . 6rth a.tuigititg cuitliout the 'Or the hfoiuttlins, Mectle"which rillre:str!z , itgth oar H inds and %abject el! Istutin'i:tc;
VOL; XV..
and for petitioning for theft abolition. I wing tit'
the severity of tbe day the attendance'i
wts not as
numerous as was expected 4 there were, however,
about twenty ',thousand petsona assemb d. The
greater p alien of the landed proprietors i the sur.
rounding parishes, and tbe'respective clelgy were
in attendance. „ 1
~. .-
Bon Met —Among thelrribst regillsit fit:miners
of the Zoological Gardens. oh a Sundrii(Ftr Puller)"
when the crowd is greatest; was Lord Brcogbani.
But lion nor liger, elephant laorostrich, appeared to
have any charms for huh.. Ile was alw-ayt to be
seen at one plane, gazing'infently on the molione of
some amphibious animal 0/Iced within one df those
water cages prepared for ospeaturea who deliiht in
that element. A.gentlernati was at lcugth itluced
lo attempt the discovery off he object of his i Lord.
ships's anxieties. On hi return , he observed, "It
is all quite nahrial—Losd :Brougham is w,atthing
the G-eat Spal." , .
SCOTLAND.
Southeriand..—This-couro has siered severely
!roll' toe hurricane or the )6th November. Ala%
littl'..pabt lot& F'. M., the wilid blew from the N• W:
1,% jib such viulence as had irever been d U.-eased by
the oldest inh.ibitant. The fi t rura market was held
upon this
. clay, and cons+quently a cumideraile
niimber of people had Collected from the surrourrl
ing parishes. When It* hhrricane burst upiin
them, the dcene that enabild baffles description; In
ono instant the tents were!hverthrown and shawit,
ribbons, confvctions, &c...4-o'. scattered about in evs
- direction ;all was constcinution, the poor pedlar)
exerting theoisi Res to the iptmost to preserve thdli
little stuck; cluldredcry 'maul their p irents, parontl
searching for their chrldtFu. In firteeti rnrnuteq
-t-turce an indiv moat was tolheimen upon the market ,
ground.
la.peclur of Steam Buoi.—The Glasgow. Town
Council mere ;0n
Goverment,
on Me itimorteet. eubjecr eat:g more selely
and protection t0..41/0 publi4 to tlititr.livea and pru.
pert,, %Mit, traVelling lu e!leure-veert ThQ, al
ilie naiite time, remitted to Vie Committee to mean:l
ine the law recently pasandlni America on the sub.
ject - I.
Sosfiension Rader,—.Tie Government engineer,
Mr. It eneall, has wade a iturvey of the rdontress
Ist i.igeo,oll, we oraferptandi pot 1,04eS making a teat-
Tfloary rod o.sav ortha•nh, •hteu 4111 be of vista ad
,oloar.,e to ma; place. li ti .11.. , er510 .1, also, that a
ti: rt-p utll Ire eunlmenceu Ntthootdelay.
Anderson lad Carrersrigi—Dr. Ilnoker
lia. 6.ru “1.1»11111'd I ' ) Off :•• ipr ut 11 aieria Nirtfieu in
1,1, Li. twtion , in rump of. Dr. Andrew Buchanan,
r5,1,21.1t1.
Dula- of Burcleuck.--.—The reports of this noble-
D.ll. to the Coottner:i being uceastoßed!•l i.e.
CULGI ry circuin-I4neLs, are!,ltogLuter uniounded
Glotir.ote roar: r. log etey ion of
!,oro Itertor of (.la-Toot Opitege, with tie aecoolipa
ii,, tog ituel,e, it. now. ettgatitig the lhoug the
s.odet,e. Toe l doclid.,top alitedy bp,,Aen ul u.c
Vir. K.lierniout, Sir Jam llereicliel,
(ir.itiuto -4
The Dal:music Prizr.+On_ Saturday last, the
sple,,Lnt In.Aan sword, prl!,stnteci by the late Emil at
Valhoume's t 'ompani. of Kr chera i rthe Q.teen'a Body
for Scotland, was shot tor in Hope Park, and
gamed by John .Stewart, w.
IVAIjES.
--, .
..-laerguer,,ny t yarreig - utirJa .Su.itty : —Ori th e
3111 .intove k rsdry or this deit.ty , lei mitre were a
warded ; aiming other nun eruus subjects the follow.
tug were brought thrward-kg the sin_cessliil Compel..
I lul a. the ridlo. rice of Welsti traditions on the
Literature ut , Europe:, by 4olin Dorsey Harding ut
th.u..toi's I 01141111 MS ; the mural and intetleetual et
tees ploduerd oil Ilse laihilblialits of Wales by the
developeilient!uf her eillier#l I ea ourceti ; Ihr the best
new arratigeflient .if any W club air, harmonized for
lour voices ; hi the authenticity of the berme al
phabct eall.d:Coelbresiny betrdd ; History of Neath
a üb e y and Al?erayon t:u:4: a poetical I..seriptton
on a cheese itoo,ter: A poem ou Mettle-glut; the
lIIUBIe of V% a s:s.
I larpers, slug, rs and of male and female oh,
lip 1114 d priz,s, among. which was one awarded to
Al iss Evans rif New port,iealled the Gold Harp of
Tredegar presented by Sill Charles Morgan, for the
best performer on the Harp.
The most interesting dommtnt on this meeting
to W elilimen, residing in 4 Anierica, is that all the
Competitors, nod must of the ladies present, wore the
ge rune Welsh cusimtiel and the latter.' 11, gh
suni• et to the rivalry of a blaze of English beauty,
decidedly bore rid' the patio.
The folkiwtngs song urn specimen or the geniva
ci Welsh poetry.
Al EsiSIRECTO rI. THE BRIDE.
• Ladr—l take my harp; of gold,
oit ! listen while 14rep each chord;
I cannot atrike.as be or old, •
But yet tily nuld 'holm may afford • ••
Donn pleasure ; and wilt moo deride
The lay I tuna to thee-t-sweet-Bride2
The !marl that's rais'd tempi oceans bed, •
I,,,sta pht more purity than think:
Arid like the dew drop!nerily spread,
The smile Which,lights thy placid brow: '
Oh ! nhiy the altar ittioi t titd,
• By no rash hattd.he 14'd—sweet Bride!'
Virtue nes been thy 14ilitig star; .
Des brighily shonetsm thy way : • •
Still may thy bit pa tre d
By her, etfulgent, ittelida ray :
If thou st:ill.clihg to Luis, Liu guide,
Thule bliss. of heay'n, tin earth—sweet Bride?
"Oh! for the:ionion+ or a does
l'o bear me to an isld to Jest." .
Some sigh :—but en! My tinder love
y m iu. 1 ,.. : an 1.10 of cul.ii; thy breast!
lure, where on earth a spell:K.olde
Bo lan, so lieu, iron/ elinid—rin'ett ' bride?
No path in life can thotnievs be :
No i rae li Where flow•tell , nevEr die:
Else some bright nylplo'il.ana for thee. • _
'that pain of root 111 . 1111.1,t til tl)e nky :
YEA may thy years, dd.s,, annutus, glide, .
, Unclieq-udr'd by ntifAii aresweet Bride . ?
t
' May he *hose heart W . thee is giv'n,
~• Prize (gee, the souttc# of all his jly :
Ne'cr may that hear; awn thee be nv'n—
No friend thy tnutu blies destiny! •
4 One only hour, thy souls drvide l
Fir distant, be thaifiut,ir—sweet Bride!
ICE.
•
The adherence abbe i s reneh govern:neut_ ea an
nounced, to the AS ty *lndy cutteluded between
Great Britain s and Turkey. Some of the Loudon
papers alleged, at the Om when he treaty was
publistmcl, that the Frepo government waa very
much opposed to ikandiall sorts of alarms were_l
put forth - in consequence,. Auattia also,it is said,
will became a party to ithe treaty ; 41111 uothiqg
more is said.about the ( ,relented) threats .of Rua.
sin to too k upon, it as a ' ',radial:L . 6r war,by Te&
L
key: .:
The; fide papers ' :Oat an unr3rig 40,001)
men heesbeen erdered to the Northern fresher, •=tn
colleague= of Vte meet Adele of affeittbetween-
I d
prdlaqd,ond-Belginahit n
The Paris papers` a ' iteeellti liestb of thee,
Pattleof Ft*. jensee-40 0 : - naiefifieta Mel .
hmiftif; 'he Boar
4
... ,rtilOttl i t ~9t - fA . in , ,rti.,,v1 ,. : .
. .
. ,
or. ez
-4iiiiiitlgo
1- - ' -
- ,
Putsisheii*edijit fir BenjOifix , county, Pe, 11. 1 1 4 1 . 4 : 1 0 6115 ti,.. )
The Council of State was oceupied with an•int
portant cause* which thri lionapsitte family are
inte;eated. The .mose. te, tlftis otafen in the; rnria
papers.: •
On the 20th of March, D3Ol, 7.ootYrotr ofErancs
werd due to the Emperoi Napoleon, for his civil
list, and lour more for his 'family: The. "Anti of
the...many being/ pressiig.at the. tisk Napoleon and
his hmthem left the specie in the Exchequer, and
took checks to dui anionnt,, which were paid out of
the proceeds or the sale of the woods of the sta te.—
Subsequently to the dilistrous cainpaigne of Water.
leo, Louis 7f.V111 , tesued en Ordidmide, four days
after his arzsvallin Paris, declarwur the checks null.
end void, so that the 14000,0 remain is the
treasury, and are still due to the it se of Napoleon.
and his brothers. The family of eon has ihi
peachechia illegal and uneoljiaututional. ha ordinance
in question. The Council of State w' ave.to de
cide on the merits of the . case, which w be pre
sidecLuer by the Keeper of the Seals. N
A new treaty - of commerce has been negotiated
with Belgium. Its" spirit is that of entire recipro
city, 'with a very Ovid leaning to free trade. The
goods and veasets of enter nolion are to pay no
more or higher duties in the ports of the other, thap
are paid by the goods and vessels of the other in
their own ports. The treaty was looked upon with
favor in the enmmerdial circles of Paris.
An extensive revolt is said to have broken out in
Geurgsa, Slum, one of, the principal cities, had
been sacked by the rebels" and 6UOO ltusataus MaS
veered, furlong whom were two general officers.—
The 'rebels Here:advancir* on lAis, when ttie last
accounts were vent Rum Erzeruun to Constantino:
plc. Tfic I:Anginas guvernmens, anticipating ltuuule.
ban neepAtelaxl /..I,UUO men before the tusurrecuou
broke uut.
It appt.ura that an extensise conspiracy has been
dtsc:Aered In Poland, the kaders of which had been
arrested and thluw•u 1.1 h; pri.on at %Vilna. The
'Etttpt-ror had ordered that Int property of all par
Lt r tatora to uteptot wlwuld tteuli llleeaa trly,
/is tlaaall.3 ul IS pure, at. ale putdiphed, %hi) tia%i.:
scui arrealt.tl—all bolding respectable pu.ttilLa to
Rica/ v. • •
*-1M
=tl
SAT JRDAY MOANING, 44-PPLJAAT
RUSIL
From the Philadelphia COIIIIIICI call II L
SCIIUY LKILL „COAL '1 RADE.
Q uty tit Coal attired at FAIItIioCNT LOCKS
ffl,lll I lie Opt (1111 g Ui the iluvlgolluu Wia reobutt, U r ,
to the Lluse di UM saws.
eattslgnees. No. of boats, lons awl,
Litel Coal 111.19 t 1
J. W. DoW ton g 4..;1
I\'.l. bacon 300 211,737 Ui
J. & W. Rogers & Co. 343 U
a.lt Rue 4Um 346 I timlo Olt
Norio Awerma coal Co. 21/6 15,300
Sul/.11 A, I.loUlttc.it 243 1.1.u.11 1/1
.U. Fr:Limit:l .41 13,uu1) Uu
ti.lll2k 1.4011 Ji. Haines 237 13.1,1.'7 112
est. litolgAou &Co 236 12,177 04
14, in. Dexey 211 11,5uU Ou
C. Pnker 206 11.000 UU
R. Henderson & Co. 200 I U...d/0 OU
P. E. Hamm & Co: 175 6,662 17
'l'. U W 'foams e s Co. 173 b.tiw 1 12
Wailsee. At. Co. 160 7,.,UU I.ou
F. B. Nicholas 150 7,Jod 115
Itel Alter &Co. 148 7,703 13
B. 11. ...winger 145 7,50 1::Q
L. S. N. R. & Coal Co. 141 7,500 15
11. Lelar, Jun. 131 7,1161 09
Lewis s Bull • 135 7,2„0n 13
Geo, C. Hule. 66 3,562 1.7
Jacob Seri ill • 127 6,407 lu
Wilvaine & Carter 314 6,1100 011
%1. Patterson 74 3,9192 04
.%t. lisle 72 3,664 t.l
R. Clarkson ' 64 3,500 .
Suntan At Haverstack 611 3,0116 ' 09
Johnsuu & Euglewan 59 .f 2,992 19
Conrad Grove 54 2,670 11
Hobbs 4-I'innev 45 • 2,299 13
Hamilton 4 Ealing 35 1,779 11
Jos. ilincinuan & Co. 30 1,504 1/6
liunon Y Co. 30 1,130 00
$... GI arab • 30 1,536 00
W. Keen 30 1,5.17 10
Bunting, Clark 4 co. 25 1,931 .16
W. 4. J. Ford 15 765 • "13
.1- brown 8. , 433, 17
'Gaudles • • • 6 49- •lb
Sundry Prisons 110 5,733 16
NeW Yolk 227- "11,577 1G
Wilmington, Del.' 31 ' 699 11
liordentowir -3 145 18
Bristol • 8 :" 101 10
Cheater 1 . 49 04
Aluuta Holly . 1 55 06
Told receipv this season, 7,208 383,095 01
Shipped:tram Pottsville 7,891 431,719 .00
Left on the line.ef the , Canal. .653 48,024 00
, Tanker Cqurtshrp.—Jonalhan Bunbetter saw Pru
deuce Fearstall dt meeting. .fonathais sidled.up to
Prudence after meet's*, and she kind a sidled off.
He went closer, and asked tier della would accept
the crook Of his elbow. She resolved she could, and
plumped fier arm right around hrs'o. Jonathan telt
overirb, and said he liked the text : ."seek and ye
shall-find," was puny good readin. Prudence hod
ed that "ask and ye shall receive," was bluer: Jon
athan thought be too, but this axing was a.puzzler.
—A' feller was apt to gel into a snarl when he axed,
and snarling warn% no fun: Prudence guessed
strawberries and cream were slick. Jonathan
thought they warn% so slick ailLtu's lips. "Now
don't" said Pru, and she gove Jena dui n'a arm an
involuntary hug. He was teeth ailed, but thought
his farm wanted some female help to look aster the
house. Pro. knew how to make rale good bread.—
"Now don't" said -Pro. "If I should," said Jona
than. "Now don't, said Pro. "111 should," said
Jonathan. "Now don't," !aid Pru. "Ilftay-be you
wouldn't"—anu Johaildro shock all over, son Pru.
donee replied. "Ityow be coming over thin game
yo.'d better tell feyther," •• That'ailist what I want,"
said Jonathan: and in three weeks Johitbau and
: Prudence were "niy old,mao " and my * *old women.'
Marriage in Lapland. —lt is !death in
Lapland.to marry a maid without the con
cent of her parents or friends. When a
yound mail has foimect an attachment to a
Young feiruile, the fashion is to appoint their
ftiender to meet,, to behold the two young
parties run a'race together.:. The maid is
allowed,. in starting, + the third part of the
race, so that it is impossible, except volun
tarily, that she,sLould be overtaken.
If the maid outrun-her suitor, the matter
is ended ; he must •never have tier, it. being
pined for the man to renew the proposal-fin
i rnarikir. But if the
_virgUr has an area
,ttonilii him ..tttough at, first sits4ooa hard to
try the. truth of his :love, she wilt (withont
Atalanta's golden balls• to' retard her slisfed,)
pretend-some ; MuAlityi,e_i* MOM a !Morita.
IT halt .kleo4* aloe comes to the mark.or end
of:the ra ce. i Thus cone. are -compelled,
Merl* Pinks* theirleowalwille; and tea te
the - Milani, that' !Vikatrf ttielcatir
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Saturday- Morning, Jan- 12.
THE DEAD: WITNESS''
A rale if tl,e tisrica of Bluir; Ki 4 Hut
CHAPTE.V. L
Ruffin ! let go at:Wrote trovil touch ;
Togo frien4 Aloe ui lastuoo !
Two Gentlemeo of Verona
Oh let me in the a'e Light;
'Arise and let me in: Saila Swag
'Twas autumn ; as the bells chimed the hour of
eight, darknpss had completely covered that part of
London, which in 1511 stood in the neighborhood
of Bernhard Castle. The evening chorus of the
boatmen, speeding homeward on the bosom of the
Thames, was growing faint and more faint. One
by oneohe lights which glimmered from easements
were extinguished, and the deep, broad and awful
silence of night, was uninterrupted, save by a pas
sing reveller or bebm4 'prepuce.
At Icirgth„,a figure issued from the deep shadow
of the archway of Bernhard Castle, and evidently ap
peared at a kss which way to direct its steps. As the
sus light fell on his person, it showed a strong and
vigorous man, in the pinne.of, youth, whose round
and j wial fate, gave unceasing tokens of good hu
mor and sc:f-enjo) nicht.
“Where can the boat loiter,' he communed to
himself, lOoking up and down the Thames, ehLia
was , just assuming a silver tint from the rising moon.
-1 have no particular relish for this part of the city
attar night fall ; they do ray the Alsatians arc any
thing but hottest or - " •
"Save your fair sir," interrupted a grim and muf
fled personage, who snd,lenly etept uP on his rizht
hand, as another apparently of the sun, stump ecru-
lug, other .:de
"A fair grwting; friend, tat want ye I" coolly
replied the btraii-ter.
v ery •th,n9; !" was eie response.
••I canto:). supply ye theu—stand aside, I would
pass!" •
..We are tired of standing," said one of the ruffi
ans, for such they evidently were.
•Yen, in the pill , ry !" rejoine.l the other, laugh
ing in despite of all sense of shame, "but if thou host
not a close fist, bestow your charity,"
“Thoult find it clo,e thy head, with a quarter
nt air ul uaot,.and th.mi ni _west not otr!” retorted the
stranger, nothing daunted at the uncouth tympany
he found himself engaged with.
“Uortie,rsulunit quietly, and hand over your moo-
ney ; we au= to rob you,” said the first desperado.
"Aye, or cut Our throat !" Continued the other,
drdwing, a knife or dagger, as was perceptible in the
growing moonshine.
"Ha! St. George! say'st thou so I take this then
knave !" cried the cavalier, dealing a blow with his
staff, on the sconce of the last speaker, which stag
gered him! The other immediately seized his arms
behind, and while they were struggling, Lis comrade
revived, and advancing, with demoniac rage depicted
in his lace, prepared to strike a death-blow ! At this
instant, so pregnant with danger to the stranger, a
new actor arrived on the scene: pausing but an in
stant, to view the inequality of the contest, he rush
ed boldly on the ruffians, shooting,.
43ff knaves! two on one ! that is not fair 'pren
tice play ! off, off! I say !"
His vigorous attack discrtimposeif the robbers, who,
brave only in supenority of strength and numbers.
precipitately fled, pursued 'by him. Returning in an
instant, he addressed the rescued person :
. "I find you in equivocal company, fair sir,.
and if -you be -..igrariger. Isere, as I imagine, I'll be
your guide towards home : the gentlemen of these
precincts, are akin to bat and owl.--.-liightbirdS.---,you
understand l"
. do, and return a thousand thanks for your
friendly help and offer, but a boat awaits my signal
at yonder stairs. By what name shall ,i hereafter
know my champion'!"
• of am called Piers Portescne, an't pleaµ• you,
'prentice o Master George Elliot here hard by."
' , Ha! St. George ! thou take,a a late hour young
man ; thy hack*will feel thy' master's strap at sun
rise, and though I cannot. save thee from the lash, vet
within this ..purm, thou wilt find a balsam to heal
thy wounds—tale it, 'tis better thine than the cut.
throats, who tiouhl have wrested it from me, whether
it was my pleasure or not. Spend the gold as thou
Wilt, but lose not the, purse; should evil ever befal
thee, or thou !lasi need of a friend at court, and thou
inay'st surely risßire, since a butcher's son, they say, is
chief in onr King's C0111161.K, on such emergency,
send this purse to Henry Willoughbye, of the royal
household, and I , will endeavor to repay thee for my
life preserved., And now farewell! the moon has
bravely risen, and I see my boat approaching. Re
medibei, I am thy debtor, until I ransom my purse ;
till then, peace be with ye !"
Thus saying: - he turned towards the landing place,'
as a barge, with a Fatty colored silken tilt moored
eking side, and stepping into .he stern, he gave or
ders to embark. Piers watcher.] him, until the reced
ing bark was hardly identified from the wated, and
then, as le paced towanla home, communed with
himself do Yee probability of passing the night., with-
out hoof above kith! Arriving at the door of Alas-
ter Elliot's Louse, he knocked with that hesitating,
dubious, sneaking rap which always distinguishes
the !men: of late hours, and which most of our male
readers understand better than we can describe !
No ,answer came--another knock, a little bolder,
aha*ed the same fate*
"Once more, bef up my mind to find
lokings in the rite.for the night," mutter
ed "Piers, and he was about to repeat it, when an
upper window opened, and the long silken hairs of
an old man, were seen, almost coveting his face, es
candle in„b , nd,it was protruded from the cesement.
"Who ,knocks 1" . •
aN'is only I, Mast er!"
"Go to the devil, push !" .
"P°°(*.otoOFFY fo.t :09 !Prentice to =Owl with,
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ever interrupted infhja Imin:debts Iliflings f Ary the
measured tramp otthe City! nig U..giW.d. approach.
ing, and'unavilling obtain! lodgings, et 'the public
expense, , huwever much he stood in need,lheriturin
irdisappoaite direction, smiler the old archway of the
As the body of troops cruised the square, in front.
of Elhoes house, a boat was sceikapproaching time
an 'opposite quarter of. the 4ver, and soon teaching
the shore, landed a cavalier, He was cloaked, with
an evident intention of cowrie.' ent w for Wires care
fully melded around his face. - W tupt he' arrived
under the merchant's window; rom whence • Piers
had been just repute:A, he took:a rapid, but perfect
survey of-the premixes, and then almost unconscious
ly, thus gave his, thoughts vent in wools;
"Should fortune smile on my scheme, I am a free
man again I sarromuled s .ors every side by dunning
creditors, my Only refu ge f rom . a prison,•is thislnirse
proud citizen's wealth, with the hand of his daugh
ter. W hat though be has refused her, this niekt
Shall place her in my power by force, and then his
pardon soon r:oi be obtained. Hint ! seine:one stirs '...
propitious stars! 'tis she, herself!"
Aa he spoke, he sprang into the shadow of the
house, and the window above again opened, while
a voice, which fell like music on . the moon beams,
whispered, uHist ! Piers'l my father has retired 'to
rest again-'--nay, fear not to show thyself, I see thee
beneath the doorledge--wait but till I descend, end
thou shalt be ailinitust."
As the casement closed, the muffled cavalier step !
ped exultingly Eurth,_ almost shouting, •
«Ah ha! she's nine ! the 'bird flies to the springs !
now creditors, debts and duns faTewelt!'
The 'clank of chains was heard, the door of the
merchant's house slowly opened, and his daughter
appeared with a lighted cresset in her hand.: She
advanced over the threshold and whispered, -
Where art thou Piers I—ah there you are, thou
hidest thy face, art not ashamed of thy pranks I nay,
uncover thy guilty face," and playtully pulling the
cloak as she spoke, from his features, she started, ex
claiming .-Ilubert Monit,haw !" .
Rushing towards the door, she was , intercepted by
the cavalier, who grasping her by the arm firmly,
though respectfully, while the tight oftriumph gleam
ed from his eye, spoke thus;
~ B e not alarmed, fair lady, I will use thee with all
gentloneks, but you must follow me, Lhave watched
this auspicious moment for Months ; if persuasion
will not now avail my suit,- force must be my next
arguthent ! I claim thee, Jane Elliot, for my wife!"
“You have already had my answer," replied the
trembling girl; ••never will I excel:ant to wed a re
veiling gallant,,altliough he be of the proud house
of Monitshaw !" •
•Then thus I seize thee as my pride l° said the
cavalier, as he attempted to force her toanirds the
lout; but scarce had ho advanced a step, ere a poW
erful blow felled him to the earth.
"Robber !" cried Tiers, for leis was the band that
dealt the retribution, "think not thus easily to com
pass thy dastard ends !* the maittins of our queter,
are not without protectqns from the night thief!"
Hubert slowly arose, and with grim rage depicted
on ever feature muttered,
"You struck me I"
“I did,"
"You confess !"
"If it needs confession to substantiate it, re
peat it, to make all sure!"
"Your life shall pay folOthis! you have insulted
me—lOok to yourself Piers `Fortescue r As he
spoke, he drew his. cloak around him, retreated to
the boat, and left the shore.
Relieved from his presence,.the young couple en
tered the house. Piers betook himself to his cot, but
scarcely had Jane entered her apartment, ere the
furious merchant rushed in, foaming with rage, and
•
shouting,
"Why girl, diti'st thou disobey me, and admit
yon night brawler! answer me !--I have marked
thy growing lave for him, banialt- it ! a lowly 'Fen
** whom I hive raised to what he is, shall never
wed daughter of mine!"
"Nay father; say not thus," replied the weeping
-girl, "above all the world, I love, ana still must love
him!"
"Barest thou confess thy passion thea truly a
wrong site's malison. rest upon thy head thus,
thus, I curse thee !"
uNo ! no ! rm!Aitther, for pity's sake !. for the
remembrance of my dear ,mother, rmal your fear.
ful words !"
"Swear then to forget him !"•
utiay father, ask it not—l cannot:"
lost girl ! .tuy curses . cluag to thee !" cried
the father, and throwing'otT her extended anus, he
rushed from the room, as oho fell senseless on the
floor.
wonder's fool murder done !
Avaunt and quit my sight,
Thy bones are marrssstesa!
It was the netrevening - after these events, • Piers
Fortescue and jam Elliot, were to rinew their vows
of love, upon the spot where they were wont to hold
their seem meetings. It was a mini., chapel, and
before the tomb of some holy tempter, whose effigy
was carved upon the walls. While Piers was wai
ting Jane' rival, a sadden step broke updn
. stillness of the scena, and the next moment, Hubeit
Monkshaw stood before him.
.There is no time for prarley; Piers FOrtescue,"
said he, "I am not thy fair; seeing thou host won the
girl : I alma to warn you„that'Elliot has discover-
ell thy meeting place--) our life is beset; see ! even
now, the grim father is upon you)." •
As Monkshaie spas:, the, merchant rushed into
the chapel, with swop I drawn, Md. stood before
Piers, unable for a moment to speak from ,passion;
Hubert glided liehinii the toady unialiserypd,
..Robbei I seducer !" cried . the Eater,. kfien 'at
length, he could command hirriow f oa rl i. w and ,4e.
fend thyself—yew bfe Or mine 1" . . •
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"Oh Piers," Bud 4111lig, a;4_4vey
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tic, teams, ”Iluoia Firts*d* for t,.its!c.
er's auger !' NVl!4aileat i 014 ki.e;s At tl!l
pale' thine eye 0 i i ' 9 , 1 TA1 651/ N i t te . 1541 /1
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'Archer guards were. seer! *4olo', ,
"Ciuttrds'.seiae on PlANclinae#4 of - 1 1 9 '
•• NI usdpi ) e ) r !,PicW quin duet stot mean
terer of whom? 1 !Oared sl92e. , , ,
"Year father 1" o ila -- lifUnk4sUkr . - re . "
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"The unliafpiarranirtiZtai,
body , am.l.- - wi,l 4 14,44.'"ti11-ii,,sf -, ..;,
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1 1 4 $
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the Maurder it man A ' Aiiiiis:ltie : inerdniii •
him by birriihreed43tiatildriaatili7
secure youF'prisorOr' .•
Few words will itMcelt6.'ettlairttlto
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Moilksbaw:e
.. Fir; wis dragicd:
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loaded. with clow...v.sedlhelaY4lPPo •
wss to be tried fog hialife., ;; •
On the i tnomingi (If that day, u,ftlyzi eta
the, sun -mere gionunly_peging through
of his dungeon, in-ninli4g°' cheina :n¢
anti the portal unheneilt ~ .71 3 ?Prit9PeOtio,
were coming to lmei-itim to his trial and
hie bed of stroe topeet t4Cm,, To 44,
bert.Monkshaerst44 twforeliina:,
'You here ?" saidPiete r , 4 cxpe*fiet
again, till in the coqt, where lho,wwilt,
victim."
bring thee gCod tidings hlord r' ;
~ :Viurderer! hence-! away ! tinin n eamet
der that I hate thy very 'face i" mai the
youth, tubing with aversiiin from him. • ,
uAr.d woulda't than hatethy itiend--w,1194 .
not thus, I am thy; friend!. The ctIIALIA i otlfctire
are open to thee, Ply pfison, dootaate . ,u4aptdok!
m
ward, bribea-4e this purse and fly
I am sutamoned ta,#itmrga tt7t!l . .mit tity,r4;-,:41. save myself, I must coridenm.thea„—Ely thenkoo4lifs
and tilsatynre left thee!" -
~ N ever! I will tnee24:3 1 11: 1 4 inaccelfc! ). .9' 7 4444
fly, when guiltu ;m:d4. ervakit."-,,id.
"Then fool hany,,b!ax., : :.tkan art t .194,!.#01.M5*
shaww passionatelyi as.he; left-the 10 9 . 31 4,- scetn..B, ut
his eye, the ealmnpss dettirminatip. Theft mitt
ing had not been h au4y4y . : qt the lapin** Ole off
of escape had
,efu.4.d, a tayrr:t panel
i n the will was Oten.-94 , 14:1'd a person stood • withily
the apartment. As-thu door closed i on klnklcaliew,
he Approached Pi4ra who- stood %it in 'a
and touching b;is,atouldei exclaknedo . 4
• "So, Sir 'Prentice, thOtt not4ty, when liberty
is offeted there 1
..Bt. Nicholas !Au; lilasim Willariitldryort. , .
,•• Yes it is, and Y haTel sisraiheardihy converse with
yon brawler IVlonitshavd.. Mak I the bell summcati
thee to trial ! co* clieer ' 1 214 —thou bast,
in me ; death has; not amaMese wit close in tholaniii
as it did me, when thy Vliinclijr ern preserred iimst
Hope for the best; put thy Mast on high, and renietn
ber, • that heaven !hirer" left the goocloiefencelese I
rata not be seenl4aruivell 1, at .thy wonsp::need.:l
will 'be near thee c r'r .1:1
. • •
Thus saying, the cavalier left the prison the
secret door; es he-had Catered, at the rement. the
guard hprietfi:wz - f,iiread'th prisdner . to' Mit' tPtaii
With all‘lie lion`iblfratburterianciesotitutkiiiiliin'„ -
he was conveyed . tio OM f ggnuidlialjef VteltrainitiK
than the seat of .Tustree. The Fine - fry echlenceWisi
that of the Captain a , the Guard whc`atinited Milk
He deposed to We canfusion of the Mischati,itiaridie
exclamation of Jeni,,el?iers, a minder& !" 'Otherl
were brought fo*esra,: ;who testified thin the deensg.
ed merchant, ha'told the 'prisoner, that to' ii - Wel
should Marry hikajtughter, while lip' temittairft r i
him to refuse. F ,
*Piers Fortcsclee," said the - JtaigC, 4-vionktgelif A.
thy youth every! ativantrete the lava aircraft: Aid -
crime looks black Mei Mare, 11i'y We larigeMi .- 1;
thread . ; what l iteit Rider say -to 'dirprate: tbai:ntt•'
deuce!" .
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..Nothing !" nieustifunr ex 44 01 t4 4 .•' :.1 1 01cRellii..
"but tbet I aminnocent!"
sr f lato.
.Bet one more witness retneins t " ee 4414 the_
Judge; lei.Hubeit*lonksha* be call, ea '! . ~„-4 , 4 , 0 -
The wretched witness asccn&d the.
.F,. dratted . ,
to those who pie evidence; h*fxre . 4 2 6*ric
his dress disarranged,. and a casual . • fi; x 1 11.;
misting his appearance, With thc 9.tm, ut sad',
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pression of Pima, might have many re need .trees ; ,
positions, before:the-10.4J- . 91 1 4,..,44,t0,
the Judge to state *litiOwledge of thrltsb.. r
ert began, in a voice mirsafft inartimilete
. pitttiiin z ...
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.-My Lord , this is - harrowing to tie tokifnf • tt ! ,
ship , but I owe it to myself aeajusti j on. ai l. .,
night in question, wandering '
neer the '' ed iip..
ci, I heard the noise of strife—enterhig,ll-found Um,
pnsonerottui hitrageOttt - tierigagediaMmtalstiiii.'
I strove to pacifyi*Vatihnlingiwand hicrieilta:
alarm the guardif halpingMitreienl . . mfearful .a it
Returning, my aritairty tintstrirttt , pe-i'resti * k.
arrived 'too hiteM•save, Mitt.tniuktsnalwarthe pris*t
oner strike theenerchant-M the hiterter-..• •r •
*Hubert Moranshavr," saidWrii, it ' miter . '
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mended trilineshmilli4tbrenkL i tzltel i
'of the apartirieg “liftilp thine haiarte
imprecate its' %-',, t ee en thy liii(l,Vl
forewent ! prdy i t*ea'iiiixacie 4 is hl
that theme Or the-iiiiii_tmiihni
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ft tilthlt6tie*
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