mic corneas: metals. _

23th of July, she arrived at Valparaiso, having been SDISEIH fSuhmuel Cromwefliliflnd the lea , I _ u ' h V . _ . . .~ I, ' trip,an iav- o owmg,onac argeof'int nished in Size and has failed to reacha given pomt ofits [Dore "3“" twelve-Tombs! o.“ he‘ ‘meresmlg - d Th d~ :

MORE WONDERS or SCIENCE AND ART. orbit atthe us’ual time, and, in short, seems to have broken ingrevictualled, sailed for R10 on the 6th of August alj’ohg was; tggrggfgg 38:31

. ‘ z- . - tion. Herschel has the appearance of having greatly dilni'

._ 9—— the bonds which have connected it to the o r s 'stem and ""‘""'_ ~ - . - - ._ (From the Navmwtiam) commenced its course as a member “50",: rglmo';e celéstiul EXTRAORDINARY Discovnar.—-At the concluswn of the sol \iaslgOIiig With good breeze. and Tl, - i - reti l o ' umino To lecture at the Polytechnic Hall, Falmoutli, Mr. Robert Hunt, wards t to Island of St. I‘homu, who" . e great achievements of crossmg the Atlantic, almost ""9- Snll'm H 3 '5 335 a n" “"W‘mted aspecl- . d- . l h' sell ofa me. and took m an lies on s ‘ independent of winds and currents, and of moving on the R” al’l’ei'll'lllt‘v'er there isa migh‘y conflngration 20ng 0" '" the.secremr ’ gnuounced the . 'scove'y iy Im t - )i-es- of December pp ome IIIIy II land at the-rate of30 miles an hour, with no steeds but those the hither“) dark “"8 WhiCh lei‘lfls his rings. ITO such an tallic plpte which would receive, Dy'.[llele cofilflfé lmlThts 3d Th t 0;, the 30th fN , , Praduced by th? coal mine and the fountain, are to be cast “tent has it already “named, "mt 3" one 0" two ["3665 the Sims 0t any [mute-id puge' an eijgm-‘mg’ with e I C(IcInt dis- ficers wasare iiired b C0 ovembor'w . far int.) the shade, it appears, by a bonafide conveyance Whole breadth has assumed the appearance of rugged ranges. discorery was arrived at by_ fo owing out Ie iek. 0"“- h. n Gntq r. 3’. {amtmmdel’m % through the air, We by no means allude to the dangerous glowing as if they Were red hot iron, and throwing a lurid coveries ofMosser, that bodies weie constant y maI mg 1! plos io ie p isonfiis, tint they. sport ofgoinz up in a balloOn,-as helpless as a kettle tied reflec‘lm' "Po" "'8 “dime!” P°“i°”5 "hhe "ll'g- presmons "pon' eanII OIIIfEIlI In absFItlIlte lIiaIIkneiI§ iIiiIiIdIifiibsifiigiiieiszi‘g2:58“, I‘d PIG" I to an unfortunate canine locomotive,-—liiible to allthe turns “The Challges 390'” als° {0,3meml beymul 0‘" System Cy! "5 he consldelefit 0. atfmt. “.5 t’ lm wtnc T't , im_ [- n h, h wh-ch - gm“ m“ and (wines ofthe inflated body, t0 8 musing in the water, or The beautiful star Bételgiiese, injthe constellation of Orion, tlllnkfi he hflsfier‘a'" P'OOf 0‘ 136mg fi‘ftei‘t .‘e.abtl‘ h 1:“ IS 3'0 w . ’lh I b exam"? [mu-'33!“ had," a humping on the land, Without much g,.ehte,._,.emedy than hasyaried'to slich an extent from the vernal to the autumnal pression received on the metal is ist lllVlSl- e,M .uHum :110 i '1)“ e "12:11:? "t “9 Pr'30n0_ . the rattling appendage just memioned,_hut to an Aerial equinox of the present year, that Its distance may he ascer- readily brought out by the means odanytyapoui. I ll.te em ielhi a ny gm)?“ [why 0 craistsrexanll ! steam carriage, having all the means ol-mpld movement ac- tamed. It seems to be approaching the solar bounds.” exhihited some specimens of woo an col’llle':ll"t“ co ma e .8 {1h {‘1 a a: 1:15,?" .fiheucgt " I cording to the will of'its pilot! This has been so long an gl‘uvmgS; ‘E‘W'ed "0"} “‘9 Paller ‘9‘? the “‘7‘” - fl?“ _‘ fflmny ‘fP 9" 0W1] 1’9 a b98e ,nfi'ah. adapted only for the meridian ot-Munchhusen 0,. Gul_ v13”. OF THE CURACOJ FRIGATE To THE SOUTH ples exhibited every line of the original, out were in mote orm o a court, wit tout t e o hgt I , liver, that many may consider seriousness on the subject SEA ISLANDS~ ’ distinct than any of the early Daguerreotypes. Mrzliunt this eX-piiitesociet information, united I ' ill-timed ; yet some reasons appear to believe that much more Proposes ‘0 0"” ll”? llew 0"! lhe"“"°§""l’h)'~—West Bram" l “'3 surely 0‘ lb? vessel "3‘1"":9‘1 thaws than romancing may be expected. The London Atlas, :1 0n the 12th of‘July, 1842, the Curacoa took her departure _ A. M. lsbradci a Qflllltel' Wing at MUBHChi lmslflmmugzg be liicilt [to (lleath . Howl fa; this recon, '1 grave and careful, and most respectable Journal,_thus speaks from Valparaiso, to visu the South Sea Islands, and after in the Augsburg Gazette, that he has diScoveriiar Ftpflfi the. elite . y tie acts ort 6 cars of Mr, ofthe Aerial project;_ touehing at Callno, proceeded direct to Pitcairii’s Island, \vliereby,_tlir0iigh the Daguerreotype, he can topic a appeai. , Alain. STEAM Canniacn.—This is a name which has been which she reached on the 18th of'August. Most ofthe Ol- objects of nature, with the hrllhancy of the colms, so as to 4th. That on the lst ofDecemhe given to a new machine, for which a Company has taken out n floors were enabled to land, and were received by its inter- bear comparison With the finished productions of the {list perscn on board the vessel were pep ltfltenli Which III ‘0 091770.11 Passengflrsi £00113 and dCSPa‘Ches esting inhabitants with that welcome which they are ever artists. . days ofemliIe secur'ty’ the ‘hree p." through the air, peiforming the journey framflLondon to India in so readv tr, all-(ml to those wl,0 have the opportunity of visit- There is, at the present moment, a merchant vessel of a of Mackeinie, hung at the yard arm at ’ f0" 401/“ and ‘0 "Md ‘1‘ 1"” w“ of f""" 75 ‘9 100 mil” 7’" ing thein; indeed, the arrival ofthe Curacoa was most oli- very handsome build, lying in Greeuock harbour, close to The allegation _in some of the pa ('J’i'l‘lréo“‘25£25223id?:::::d"£slifrn??taEggncfgfii‘SESZZI'flg:If portune, for they had been labouringundei'asevere epidemic, the Custom House, which in .its time hits llvl’alied'?ailytpm15£ 10 “Fire beefint‘ht’? llltenstmh of the mutin l dily, written merely to excite wonder, hnd expressly for the wh'ch the kiwi {exertions of the surgeon’ togethfir “Inh a At one i'me It was a favourite pleasme MIC IIEvOd-t Ia tIlnofe In???“ on aXISIItIgétII- IIIIOItna-s’ is? I) ; marvehhmng mass afghciety; but ,h,3 facts connected with um supply of medicines presented to them by Captain Jones, extraordinary man, Napoleon Buoulaparte. . .lll- iiutg kie 2t!“ ence‘:l n .18 I:t een_ tieir design- subject are of'ii kind to diminish disbelief, at least as to the truth tende‘l "inc" to "IIBViMe' on the 2nd day, me)’ were Pre‘ was need of a“ ‘he vessels that con"! be pl?,"III,e( do Eeep Iusnate ’ so fl“ aSt 0'36 pIIsoner' were. I \ argue]. a'con ce being in process offal-million, A com. sented With ilie stores sent by Her Majesty’s Government, up the demand, the French converted the Gian e. in- confinement. At St. I‘homas, any of I pereur” into a lO-gun brig; but as a matter of course, it was been left, and the power of the officer »

puny-of gentl ' is really formed, even of mechanical men ; consisting ol'a supply of'arms and ammunition, spades, iron _ . _ Jim Palm“ “'35 3”! sealed 0" [he 29‘" “fseplembeflflfil, and kettles, &.c., receiving, at the same time, an address from soon captured by the British. Alter various ups and downs, extent that was necessary_ I 'ysmmmi" {'"angemems are in ngl’essi '0 CUmPlfite the design. Captain Jones, in which, after givingr all the credit due for it is now quietly engaged on the peace establlshment, and I‘lie statement that Spencer "mate I A! 1039‘» “"5 YVO‘IM Prom that 3'19 "WWW"? and the” s“Pl’m‘lm‘s their exemplary conduct, he admonished them to continue sails under the modest title of' the Thomas, of'which Capt. mei-ly 'made to resign,_seenis to have “'° we" mnnnced "rm? cenmmy “f "'9 ‘nlem‘f’ni an"! “"’"' in the some quiet and peaceablo way, as any dereliction Duncan is the commander. “Sic transit glorta mundt.”—— to prejudice-the public mind against _ 25:3 SHEER";:ggfirnzfillilgmvufifignmxgigzljgggfaimflgmfi would withdraw from then) the support of Her Majesty’s Gina-goth Constitutional: _ . ' ' . slew him .llllgltt. have a more favours unbehenhe proposition :0 “(r-h’t the metmpohs with an invisible Government. '1 hey have increased in. number 114; the Jim-magi: m High'Li/‘e.—The preliminaries ofa rlnailgiah'e true; he did reSign, and the Secteta fluid was recel,.ed_and wheh’we know lhm seventy years since oldest person on the island being the Wife of Christian, the between the Marquis of Douglas, the eldest son oft to u p iecommeiidation of his commanding . “,9 should have been deemed madman, ifth had stated that we chief of the iiiutiiicers, and one of those Otahetiaiis who of Hainilton,_and a. Princess of Baden, have been finally nl- nature and eirctimstances ofthe oft-ism)? ‘ ; should thereafter travel at the rate ot‘f‘orty to sixty miles an hour. sailed in the Bounty from Otaheite to l’itcairn’s Island; she ranged, and it is expected that the ceremony wdltake place his warrant Wlt'll- a strong admonition ‘ In such an age of‘improvemcnt, we really have no right or pre- perfectly recollects the landing of Captain Cook at Otalieitc. in the course ofthe present or early in the ensuing month. without the solmimuon of any of h

The noble and illustrious bride-elect is about22 years ofage, represented in the same paper to b

cadenttofleny the possibility oftliis measure, and. therefjiro we On the 20th ol'August, the Curacon took her departure for . allude as we do to the fact ofsuch a steam-carriage being not Otaheite, which she reached on the 29th; but finding the and is possessed ofextraordinary beauty and accomplish- he lived, he would have been 19 the 1

""I)’ “meml’lflledi but i" the engineel’fl “NHL”: 1” be PM“ 0" small-pox raging there, proceeded to the adjacent island of meats. The ceremony will take place in Germany. As to the probability that such a' the all“, unlike “'0 l’l’in‘35P'e or the balloon, and ‘0 Whmh “"9" Emio, where the Queen and her principal chiefs were re- Her Majesty has granted a pension of£100 per annum to qiiainted with navigation—brought“ _ ' “'9 mm“ are i“ be "‘"de “"bSHV'M‘! siding. Here a most interesting interview took place be- each of the Misses Kennedy, the sisters ofthe late Sir Ro- secretly endeavour to seduce to mut I ,I In 9 suilquuem numb." 0f the flilas’ a correspondent’ tween her Majesty, the principal Chief, and Captain Jones, bert Kennedy, to whose distinguished services during the had arrived at the rank of boatswain L," who s'gns‘mlmelfl 8' M‘l‘is’ E39“ Ind'a Army Agent’ com' accompanied by most of his Officers; the purport of' which war, as Commissary General of the Forces, such honorable presentedto have been employed here Elli hull: thus, Wm“ 03",“ gulf-lfic‘lf_ f. h A I H was the hearing of" complaints and the redress ofgrievances testimony was borne by the Duke of Wellington, in his place or to have been a pi,.ate__ah impanht ; ubiiiifliirIoIiInIiiliIrilfdtiiI IlZIczeiiiiiiiidIiiiieiIe tiinitialized???[mtg$3 0" both sides—some ofthe appeals against the aggression of' in the House of' Lords, during the last session of'Parhanient. both, Sid-es will be heard, will dear", I. - P . ‘ ' -' ' i’ - T, foreirrners were most pathetic, and but too well founded; ALiberal Landlord—At a dinner by the Duke of Rich- The idea of‘mutineers cruising 06" r in its columns, yet the announcement of the 4th inst., respectina :2 . , . _ . , , . t t , but she appeared satisfied With the decismu of Capt. Jones mood to 200 of his tenantry, at Huntley, last week, His Giace cept the packets, seemed to have.

the ‘ Aerial Steam-Carriage,’ made many of‘my friends, as well _ _ t . , _ t , _ ' in most of the important cases, and, at the breaking up of stated that if any ofthein, who had taken or renewed leases special benefit of the inerchantso

as myself, exceedineg sceptical as to its correctness. lhuve, ' t , . . . . therefi,re,mken much pains to ascertain the fact, and have now the assembly, requested the' acceptance by himsell and Offi- in 1841, felt, in 1843, that they had a had bargain, lie was such as they are, contain no such in

i. i no hesitation in corruboratinw the paragraph you have submitted ccrs of'a present of'l'ruit, velretables and poultry which filled ready to take them ofi'tbeir liauds. His Grace also announced The only account we have iven _ . . . . o . a ’ . . . . . . . . . i 3 i r for the public information. two or three ofthe Curacoa’s boats. A few days after. she his intention to give premiums, to the extent of £100 per that it was all ago/c9. lfit shall appear .1!!! Perfectly if"? "{M 5'10" a" WWW“ is it'- eXlS'Bnc‘Hlmnny returned the Captain’s visit, accompanied by her husband, aiinum, for improvements in the breed of cattle, 550., by his romance ofa heedless boy, amusing am“? from "‘9 p"",“.'l’,'le “bf bf'n"°":‘>3 'h'" ’3 _W"'k"'g {midi} “I” the King, and the young Prince and Princesses; they were temiiitry. dangerous manner, but still devoid I 832;; ‘tmtiug‘beihr’ ‘ifnvmvi‘h‘: 301:::gltsll’lifiirii:°bifi:‘£ 5:: with" received with a royal salute, much to the discomfiture ofthe Encouragement of Temperance—Sir Arthur de Chapel signs as are imputed, and if the ex 1‘ ' , ‘ glam unit), simple inyhs congruent" “"3 the com’bin'mpon “ms younger branchesoftlie Royal family, who cried most lustily, Br00k, Bart., has announced to his allotment tenants in North- seamen, (against one ol'whom,arl Paris Io extraordin-ryi that little dnilhl remains that. the import. and were With diflicnlty pacified. After her Majesty had ainptonshire his intention of‘ permitting them to occupy ticle of'evidence,) should prove to at result. ofthe h‘lvemion will be fully achievei walked round the decks, she was conducted to the Captain’s their land rent free for a year, if they act upon the teetotal uiiiiiaiily fear, or of'a despotic tom 1 am given to understand, that the first carriage will be ready Cabin, where a sumptuous entertainment had been provided principle for that time. sni'y at the time to repress or prev n fonuperation early ip the ensuing ymir; it [herel‘om behoves in. for her. VVl‘iat appeared to strike hcr fancy most, Was the The quantity of malt consumed in ale and porter by seven- can appear, it cannot be doubted that dlzlduflls to await tliedeyelopment afihis wonderful invention, appearance of the Marines, and the Marine drummer, with teen of the principal London brewers this year, (from the (heated—The laws ofCongress pre 1v; eqlitnnmyubetcomli; an lrlnporlnnt subject for consuleratlntl, as to whose able performance she was so pleased,that sherequest- 10th October, 1841, to the 10th October, 1842,) IS 36,315 lations, forbid the taking of'liuiiian lif' orelfieIIgoglaesl-nll’zrxl "rrtiezudtlhohirhcttstyttwhethtrr underthe wintroul ed, as a particular layour, that he might beallowedto play quarters more than was consumed last year. The .number of a court martial, before which all. “this is madne’ss there seems to £6121) glfé‘l'ln‘lz‘mi th d” . during the time of dinner, and any relaxation from his la- of qliarters brewed this year is 741,651; of this quantity, Bar- out the sanction of the President of it, that it chuhengah some dewree of d ' med ° 1;" hours was immediately followed by an exclamation from clay, Perkins, & Co. consumed 114,090 quarters; Hanbury, without the United States, ol'theco Atlas and m correspondent shay so :Znen'xhnimris“: tve her M,pjesty, in the Otaheiiian tongue, “More drum, more Buxton, &, Co., 94,466; Whitbread 5L Co., 52,098; Reid & squadron. This is believed to being“ been accomplished by the atie‘ilt 60-0 Marl} l f'A .t n s drum. Pomparee (the Queen) is a very large and tall wo- Co., 50,120; and Sir Henry Meux & Co., 43,340 quarters. history in which the law has been u ‘ ~ science that within the bfiuuds of "all"; "I, 1w: in)?" man, ofapparently 30 years of'age, and has a pleasing good- THE Jaws—We find the following in a letter from Odes- prisoners—not of the enemy, [humour we,” tho 8",,“ for their attempts “Hun a :evéhn‘i’on humoured countenance; her husband, the King, appeared ea, ofthe 15th inst: “Our Government seems to be seriously been put to death in com blood, locomotive matters would me Aerh'il Camuae cause '_hor‘ to be younger. From Elmo-the Curacon proceeded to the disposed to grant emancipation to the Jews, whose numbers These remarks are made, not!» as might indeed bow down their heads befbie sucha'steé )le‘ SandWich Islands, anchoring in Karaknkoa Bay, in the Island in Russia, according to the last census, amounted to about repel the attempt to create it, , ch.“ as the steam pagasns and McAdam would file"; of Owhyhe on the 24th Sept. it was here that that celelira-t 2,200,000. The Ministers of the Interior and Public lns ruc- people to see what mighty til-i only a growth”, when, “fled gm of his mire am] rocks‘ one ted, but unfortunate circumuaVigator, Cook, lost braiding and no" have changed Dr. Lilientlizil,1;he Grand Rabbi Oil; lga, unheard-0f proceeding. Let ' .» . , . . IL“. is} - o in} nnrn l ' I ' ,, ‘ .' i ' v- > , liicli ‘ , ' t 01 - ~ ’ . """ “'“‘, A l o‘ ‘ e reshm'eiit‘sulggeste mom ofthe larder-e. and 3:2}, Dudlllsonle 1’8",”ng :1)! H- M- 5- Imogene. An old of their condiItiIdii? Iiiffiii-Iiiiiiirftilhzbiitiiiiaihilieegiilsu36:31? ingh “Halli.” orgove‘mmm’ I I‘ “mm” or term fima liins wouIld th L ' '188 et native W10 ivct in a but close to th ' - ‘ ° - - - lown’ an as "0‘ a friend or m) . . en have to place . i, _ I espot, in- the Goveinmeiit is to be enabled to furnish rntuitousl ll ' ' their signs horizontally, that they mi ht he read I). timated to some of the Officers that he was present at tli tl ' ' ' I I I ' g ya earth' And let not wanton 0mm, I _ taggers _ . , _ e ie means of Hill?" the - . . - . . , ‘ over-head,—a few rockets at night vIvIould be iiechiniry to iizigllcfil event, and actually went through a kind ofliantomi- tiou required fgIbr i-uIisiii«rIIiliieIiii’iiiIItlIiia a:leliIILTIlefigl‘atiisltgfl: memmy 0f the dead mJusnryIthe bl - . ‘ iic 'e iresen ' - . ' . ' 31%;?!"{33:35:52111? t0 the high—'flyers,—aiid the old <[0nethhe liggggtoéfihgovzh‘ojg StirgitiZ-tthe that alttaclk “'llll) without in any mnnncrointerfering with the free exercise of WASHWGTON There has b 9 l or man an terse,” would he su_ ”. ‘. , I ) :i s— is (eati—tie t ieir rcliwioii Ti .1 v f - - ~ 3 ‘ ‘ '_ can ‘- ic . . fear of the N. - -‘ _ _ t 1., - ie sits 0 cm town rue pie mill] to we the . i ~ , . perseded by anchorage, &c_ for aeronautsyi lfthls should ['6 ‘ ativ'es'when the ship filed-llllofl them, which he Dr. Lilletltilttl a solemn reception his ai-rival'being [oi d L. Somme mutiny. Many members,“ he successful, man, we fear, will carry his hucnacious “a- exemli i et by falling down and creewng upon his hath, he_ rm. from d, , to d“, a g o e ieut. Mackenzie severely; and tho e litiesiiito the aim—frigate: may try their thunder where Iiinl IIIIId the meme“- bus“’ and the" the 'I""5[i"g and “fills! 0f SCIENCP:)AND Cox ' E l ' mIdIIy,s III‘IdIsmIIan’ wriue" or diam that of nature was wom to be heard I I I .Y the body on a hill out ofthe reach 0,. the shot Th . . h _ ‘ . . SCIEACE.:—— u or was asked what was changed public opinion wonderm” . “5 i“ ‘he “IOl'dS Present the subbing—(Ji'mcotiiIfiIiStlociI’IoiIIImtI selltatioli was too perfect to admit of'a doulitas to lllSel'lflI’IlIneI aim” tIIli'III SCIeIIce? “(’I‘Iusmeuce PI he replied; “the one feature on the affair y, " . C . ' ‘ - . . ‘ ' - ' ' . - ‘ ' ' how‘ver’ before that can be 8660 r h i ei.iaps, Deer, an eyeqwthess, ,t notan actor in Ihe 1min ‘ A] t g lee o geod and evd, which 'pioduces in its turn truth Mrs. Spencer was thouoht to he d . I t _ mp is e( , peace-societies m“. Otrofli , . . v -_ es” aige and falsehood,criii:e and Virtue life and death ' the other is d ' ' " y- may iave 0 extended their humane principles that Wm, P . cers VlSIted the famous volcauo ofKiranea situ- triin [hell-ea of l l t d ’ . . Z . a" “,1 “‘9 Wenmg Mr. Spencer fell . shall have ceased, and that Great Britain wt“ have to Bus- ate about 20' miles from the anchorage, and deeme’d the he'ars arehobl also u egoq , and thelrutts which it alwths floor In a {hinting m, and was a long Iain he? celestial empire, as she has best strengthened her largest and.” ‘he "‘05: “Clive Stale (“any in lbe‘lmown iles and i- ifEIIIIIIIIQIIIIII’“uSt ldeu’ “sen” acnous’prmc'I covered' terrestrial, by the progress “humane d H I world, the Circuiiifei-eiice ofthe crutei- lieino about 13 14 l , ’Iut s. . deavoum , a" “He “will en‘ miles, and its depth a thousand feet below ti 1 Il OI: 'II'uIII IRII‘ZCIPLES 0F OMTORSPJIIhe “"0"ng adfice of DESTRU I I surrounding main, from Which it qppehs tohemiyefltofIthe President VVithei-slioon to his pupils mightbe a benefit to CTIVE plans—Egoébaoaon s “any! I _ s" i .l _ . I I r ‘i . otce some orators of the resent d :—“ ' - - - ’ ‘ urogrhzzrggsillpcnaromn scrancp—A CHANG: imnol thzl‘llcfigtrhhuflhy (lgwu. filliey descended With a gUide Cltl'e that you never lieuin {tripeflkItIilltilg hg'fgoiiiztciiihtgfig {23010 ten O'clock last night,a fire OF THE mam. ’ . 3 er W3 "‘3 Over some miles of" a . .' h - . 0 alterand Flen- - ' 1 The following article is said to be {mm the pen Oran emL uneven surface, arhivetl at a lake of red hot burnino lam If)? (5103,21. gfgjgogfni’ Oh: sure to leave Off 5" 0°“ ‘1' 3'3 h“, &Niclioll,,[~lat andIiiI‘ZIl. gégifiiglahi'fh , t nent scientific gentleman connected with Yal U ll . . atoleast three milesincircuiiifcrence; the limits honeyed of p d or semen tive in its effects tli I h the Unhed stuths:_ e 0 cge, in this short notice will not admit ofa Itiiintlieiidil acco ’ f l IIIIIIIiC SPEAKINGI-One “the greatest errors commmed past The sno la'IilIIIII,t in u’ I I “There is certain] r . . - . . this iiiavuificeiits iectacl _ fl-‘l - .,° um 9 ,’y P” "1‘" 8Panthers, when addressuig lai'ue bodies 0le00 la - .. I w? w m' I had when mat . 1 Home extinoidiuai ch n " l e S” cent" My “111! thevrctur - is k " ~ ° p ’ "“Pe‘led the aI‘I‘IV‘l f l f in the solar system. Whether the resulyt willin gOIIIg 3“ ed on the seventh day [0 the Ship, W’hlykl‘alifiednith 'lIiIe {eflIdlIia IDIIfiIStI lIIIey' firget “m dlsmnce has the same usual aiidl'oi- mm: to ttIe eI'IgIItIIII dissolution or the present h ‘ h I a spec y excursion and deemi” I u I y e _ ’ . . - ' upon count s as it ias upon architectural or other or- i i . Wen y mm“ 99 ,. mmommw arrangement . f. , _! l, iemse ies amply repaid {ht-all the Hummus. it h . . . Poratious enrrmes was In in the; ,i course known only to Him who ' - r 15 0 Inconvenlellces “who”, , .1 h I I ' ' . , me o, as it were, the more minute parts into a . r: P y g on . ' ,nsmmed metaws whirl . .. 18 0| t ey tat encountered on their confused mass El 1 ' ‘ ~ scarcely throw *1 “ream Will?“ reach“ govern the course. ofthe am” his . _ ' ,, Journev. O” we third or O t b“ l . t u . . amiate and ornate passages in mus"; ~ . ' . , . . eVideiit that the it 1 ' C 0 6|, hey sailed for Oahee cannot be - ‘ d - ' - Al “’5‘ hOWGVer the F ' D "at tion ofthe earth’s axis with ,t . . , ' ic ina- another of the Saudw‘ l ~ ’ v ‘ “l’P‘ecm‘e by '1 moderately distant listene - ’ ' "e 9mm” to ecltpttc ,s chahglmr There is ici gioup, and on the 5th, anchored whtle the hold and d; . l, and one of tli - ; . . . . - ~ . .sm . . _ t 8 New engines thiewas figwhzsmzivigpigahh toba ceiiicidence ofequator and eclip- EfgngIgISIitgltvh-opyf;figpgtulu. ,Het-e they l-ecelved the most understood by him wilhlgsselow movement can be felt and building opposite, in VVater-street,'wll . 9 Ole een knowa. Since the autumnal American Merelth Asjgflg):a(l;gi|;:ulapd the British and When men speak ill of thee, do as Plato said he would {III'III‘IhIs IIS- 500" as it renohEd mem' V , .iptain Jones had do in. that case’_the so as that nobody may believe them P e Wind was lilowmg in the dire