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THE EXAMINER,

iiilecieneneeentadtineneesanaiiianaiaaiaandinn tite eee a +> agg : oe - = ee on a cna oe . EE TE OT ET CEI ee possibility of an Election, and the consequent disqy ‘li-(and. was totally lost oa the ‘Tongje Sand, at Mairgate,!o'clock before it was got under, but not antl twemty- Geation of (hese Gentlemen to present Uieuselves os | at ereven o’clyck qn Saturday ig by when, there is too|two cottages were completely destroyed. ‘They were gandidates to, the constituencies of their respect ve) wun reason to fear, every soul on voard perished.| principally occupied by poor persons, the greater portion wounties, it would have been highly impolitic for tie Several signals of distress were seen to ascend from|of whose household effects have been destroved or da- to have taken office under that Goyernment to whit h,as the unfortunate steamer in quick succession; but as}maged. _No portion of the property destroyed was! by-

oan of the Asseiwbly, they stand 80 stugugly OD. | (hese 80080 ceased, it Was Hhowght she had vot out of her sured, z "proed. \diffienl, and hence fo assistance was scat off from the} “A’parhamentary paper just issued shows that the ; ene we jiigit-house. Alas! she had sunk. ‘The first pusitiye!cumber of poor in the receipt of relief in Ireland, fell

THE CIVIL LIST. ‘intelligence of the mishap was conveyed by the captain! trom 591.002 in December, 1848, to 281,626 in Decem- i e ' . , ’ ’ > . wt 44 5 tv

fun Islonder bas again attesnpted to myetily and miss OF 8 ache atpanver, who Wrote: . | ber, 1249. eh : . Jead the public by its garbled statements asd miserable | , Nota vestize of any of the boats belonging to the SCOTLAND, .

’ ‘ = .* ae OT 4 % a) Sy 2 ie rgn : a fe i . Fe " . 4 sophistry on the subject of the provision contemplated | ore Adelaide has been discovered, from which itis) Exicrarion yaom tHE Cixpe.—Thé Broomielay

; inferred that they were luimched, but not being able to! prese

by the House of Assembly for the payment oi the Civil! ated, during the Jast week, an unusually animated

‘ > \ ic 3 3 7 | 3 af ‘ ) “Vv 2 t » C »! Aare 7 } . , . rn gatablishment of the Colony. Pee in the . ir aso nee that time, have appearance, from the number of emi rant vessels whith um . g are repre . ‘ £ > ! : . . “fe; +p Paes It is complained by the Islander that the Civil List)! foundered. | Several bodies have been picked up. have either left or are getting ready to proceed to their ‘ o < , ow } ‘ * PF ‘ an ie i ‘ ; bt Pb os eee . ; ’ ° ‘ fe Bill of the recent Session does not include several offi | GREAT Srorm.—On Friday and Saturday last, a de-! Pare destinations. On Monday, the Conquerin pera under Government. Very true. ‘The Civil List Bill ned gg sturin raged along the eastern coast, which has | Mero cleared out of the harbour for Port Natal, *bavit ofthe former yea’, passed under the auspices of the Catsed the wreck of several hondred vessels, ‘The}on board aconsiderable number of passengers, all Tory party, did not tclude all the officers. But the havoc, however, was not confimed to the eastera coast, them bound for that quarter of the world. ‘They were . . > ye ‘ ° ' ‘ . . Mack which the Islander appears to be most desirous of| ‘The North West Chronicle says :—There was a heavy |tlmost all, to appearance, in respectable circumstances establishing, is thix —that the Liberals have added, or in gale of wind on Friday night last, at Beaumaris, and it) comparatively few belonging to what may be termed

ended to acd, to the permanent expenditure of the Co- ‘did much damage to the shipping at anchor in the straits, the hunbler ranka of hfe. The same day the Caledo-

jony, an increase of £200. "The statement we save al- and was the cause of a melancholy loss of life. ‘nia, Montreal trader, dropped down to the Tail of the ready published shews this to be false. Great stress} Along the Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, and Northumbrian | Bank, with a valuable cargo, but with a rather lati has been Jaid upon the provision for the Colonial Secre- |€0@8!', casualties almost innumerable are reported, nuceber of passengers, the tide of emigration not ap

ev That officer received under the Bill of last year| We have, too, disastrous news from the Lrish conast.| pearing to flow much in that direction. On Tuesilay

£150, ead by former Statute £400, making in ali £550, |Several Liverpool vessels have suffered. On Saturday the Albion, another of the Montreal traders, also cleired

zhis sum being in consideration of his services as Se- eVening, Ardmore Bay was the scene of a shipwreck of Out, on her outward voyage, and would have been fol eretary, Registrar, and Clerk of the Executive Coun- |8 melancholy nature, which terminated tn the deaths of| lowed by the Cambria, in the saine trade, bat, fr m dl, exclusive of the fees drawn by him as Private Se. jnine of the unfortunate erew, amongst them the captain limited depth of water, owing to the low tides i oretary, amounting to £90, ‘I'he Islander has put down/8"d mate. The brig Grace, of Newcastle, was the un- have recently prevailed, she grounded in mid-channel, jime Secretary's salary under last year’s Bill at £400, fortunate craft. i jand was compelled to wait forthe next tide. The Ce- omitting the £150 formerly given by the Home Go-| ‘There is at present residing in Southampton, an old nada, it is probable, will sail at the same time, ao that vernment and last year Said by the Colony. The Civil|man named Wade, the last surviver of Captain Cook’s the four vessels, all of which ere weil known in tiie Bist Bill of this year appropriates £450 to that officer, COMPanions in his voyages round the world. He is trade, will have a fair start on their iong race acroaé the transferring to him the duties of Road Correspondent—{"!nety-nine years of age, and is in possession of all his Atlantic. ‘The same canse that prevented the Cambria an office that has -cost the Colony £40 a year—and facuities, He was present at Captain Cook's death, and from getting out of harbour, also detained the Sir Harry taking from him the Revistrar of Deeds, uniting that| itself received a spear wound from oue of the :sland-;Smuth, which was advertised to sail on Tuesday, | office with the Surveyor Generalship at a salary of £200 CT ; Loro Jerrrey’s Monument.—About £2000 has —the latter post alone costing the Colony, last year,| It is stated to be the intention of the government to been contributed ‘for the: propoted:.sionument»:iidis £100 ; and iustead of their being a loss of £200, there ;putan end to “special pleadings” in the superior courts burgh, as we are informed, hee contributed about Liq will be actually a saving of £270, (including the Pro. 2t Westminster, and thereby to deminish the present P00; Londen about £400 ; and Glasgow about £100, thoriotary’s salary of £90,) according to the Isiander’s| gre! expense in the law proecedings. INDIA. es ewn shewing, leaving out of the calculation, a3 itshould —- Latt'e more than £20,000 has, as yet, beem subscribed | ee

aot be inciuded, the bonus of £500 to the Chief Jug. (0 meet the expenses of the industrial exhibition of 1851,) fi Tt bes nel te ahd. bacbiel

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fice, that being paid only for the present year. estimated at £150,000. ofa geariane Rane ‘20 ne wn Caley 200 Mia oF eae Ces Oe | After a space of more than three hundred years, Nuns February. By these accemnha. $f appears that a

‘are agaia i the universtty tows of Cambridge! On’ Sitios 3 , id he c ’ : ev uneasy feeling continues to g - ‘Monday the lita ult.. the echools of the Roman Catho- une y fe ne continu prevail througbout and cop lic inission Were re-opened under the éupermtendance. of two Nuns of the order of the Infant Jesus, from the’

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Mercuanics’ Ixsticute.--On Wednesday evening ‘Jast Mr. Myers lectured before one of the larsrest @udiences that has been collected together during the

resent Session of the 31 ot meet | tray. che ? mer “Y. pore on Music. Aa meht! convent of Northampton. atin Xpected, the Lecturer evinced a perfect) Resumerne or rat Tenree or Jerusacen.—lt is howiledse of the history of the Art,to which his obser) stared in the Berliner Ulgemeine Kirchen Zeitune thut . . ‘ : ~ . ’ . , - 4 oz & _ 7 c . ee oar? abrny nad very properly confined ; but the Jews have obtained a ‘irman froin the Porte, erani- ef feeling. the chasie, and truthful, and e! ve Sisto iste’ PT aeeeoua) ne ah eernee Sa th aia ol d ul, and eroguent com- Phe orojected edifice is to equal Solomon’s temp!e in mentary which distinguished several portions of the mauniticenée. Millions of money are said to have been jecture, rendered the whole eminently worthy of the ,

, ‘collected for the purpose in America alone : , warked attention bestowed uipen it, and grateful) to, ern aie pf ‘4 naire tO eis + Ww worile and the camp plundered, To evenge this massacre e ee ae © recre™ strong force nnder Colonel Bradshaw, with the Gom-~

the ears of every lover of the divine Art. After the! a id > this ole Wert : Mme Seat ame a c t ; to have to announce the death, on Wecuesday morning, jander-in-Chief and Sir C. Campbell in oakedin ’ OY Paying of Lieutenant-General Sir J. Macdonald, the Aeiutant . yee ina several Deantiful and popular pieces on the Flutina—an' General, after a few days iliness Ag lg ge iwarched from Peshawur on the Sth, notice saving aces Instrument of rare and brilliant powers, combining the poneh felt in the office which he ouiihees hay a in * previously given that the villages of the offendera would softness and sweetness of the Dulcimer with the flexi- ‘ties of which he performed in the most eff; 7 an the C4 be destroyed, and that murder would be alwaya tue *Pility of the Piano Forte, and the eoinpass of the T rampet. “p,m Cotonoles of the dnd been ane SMehenk Wander. evenged, ‘Ihe force returned on the, 14th, having beem Hie selections of muste were contined to no particular —_, tighe Pes) Dey OT eae Oe Geath. -ompletely successfu!, Six villages, and a great nul clase or countzy—Hngiish, Irish, Scotch, German, treo, eorcahy Cision ee Tet b ber of the enemy have been destroyed. There wes Jtalian qnd Swedish airs being equally accessible to ides po seen be! » ER Ow OFF TF “S' sood deal ef skirmishing on the 10th and Pith, and aisw the snind of the talented performer. In testimony of ...) North. Wéat 1 Railwa Ble ene eg ene oe ia returning through the peeses omthe 13th, (CO 1:

Ohh aah re eae Euneday, lente Ensign W. H. Sitwell, ef the Sist N. 1, was cnt te

the pleasure afforded the Institute, and in appreciati : 7 ro preciation under somewhat extraordinary circums . ' sip e r r -! eee ‘awe ‘a a =uM «. 4 . >] °} . . . “* . of lita talents, Mr. Myere was unanimously elected an y mances. . The en pieces; Lieutenant F. HM EHiilard, 23d N. L, and three or four European soidiers, were severely wounded,

we ; gine was one built on Stephenson's lone boiler and out- honorary member. it is his intention, we ere jiu OP 00) tin ah) ee Bae . ee Mer ae } a . » we ‘ Te be cylinder principie, and had just come out of the ied... a ee . | earn, again to appear before the public in this commu- into which she hed been taken furrepair. The driver! oke’s Punjaub Infantry suffered. greetly. Ss : 20 WillUe SUC T18t) OCC taken Ir ré pair. ; } * . : nity, before lerving ihe Island, as he purposes doing had with the assi teace wf amatiner as Me is Murder and robbery ere rife at Peshawur. Two ure . = és ; diev S31 5472 ee ‘ sSvo! oe ce ie a . . . “ early in the present scason.— Mr. Jonny Le Pace is an- eg @nmine. —the rear aoaia ae an ¢ = er tillerymen were set upon and killed on the night of ie . rT: . . tas ain m:.88Geq ~~ Lid a. , YY ; . a < + Y pa se gounced to lecture this evening on * The Pisilosoply VS hoist to wise the maine .stmam i co a Pe i 6th of February, about 500 er 600 yarda ouside the fort. ’ . - ‘ Sy Y > eaegine Le 3 g- . 7 7 . ' ef Human Nature.” eee reer *9 push @ 8S" ‘Phe thieves ere frequently fired at, bat ouly one has gage engine out of the way, when the boiler burst with ,. ; . as hitherto been shot.

adi terrific eens Nearly twenty-five hundred weight. The north western papers report disturbnnces #4 of the shell was thrawn over some buildings, end to a:ar 4. it ee ee 'a distance of about two hundred yards in another diree- Wesseerabad and Usneiteary end ORES ie ym ‘ on +} bie cele tt ““) neghbourhend of Baanoo, A gunpowder plot iseaig te tion, ‘T'woorthree wheels of the engine were forced , 2 cnet aff ty thé’expidsion. Te Gre ban i a nos : i‘ : hare been discovered at Lahore, Attempts to asfasss ai re > Fiese Py ig-t. was Cc ( oS 7 ‘ + . ef der: and to its withstanding the shock is to aa nate the Deputy Collector at — wees, and Mir. Our paper. Ue ae oe a ‘Bivthe, Assistant Commissioner 6t Buttals, are reporte. jthe Sins Gears of the driver amd his sesigiant, Both centlemen are ‘seid 20 have been wounded, srs Te Coettesonne " os ; ¥auo Wore on the foot plate, ‘ Se. bead vine first killed ‘ ‘ ‘ DEMTS.— A Levker-en third letter. i sane. oe the atiendants of thre first avied. will appear in Saturday's No, IRELAND ' ‘The troops engaged at Chillianwalle ere to hate a 8 in ite bi | Tae Curanance Sesvew.thé Newry Exaniger'bt® Ciong witha medal, granted for Guozeray ; ’ aS" N . iinar . o« +7 ao 7 S ULES ANCE oOYST — Lie ¥ *O7"}} “EQNS ~ yy r Tho me E tial TELLIGENCE FROM RUROPE. ‘States, that “between twenty and thirty families were UNITED STATES. he Boglish Mail, which was drought to Charlotte-|recentiy ejected from their holdings on the Mornington’ Daeaprus Sysawsoat Disaster at Buvyero.. town by the Courier on Monday evening, arrived at/Property, Situated on the sea-shore, three miles from! At half. past two, P. M., Saturday last, the Ntearne. Malifex, per Steamer “ Aweriea,” on Thursday Jast, in UFosheda, in the county of Meath.” A correspondent Proy, Capt. Wilkins, from@undueks, attempted tn ente 114-2 deys from Liverpool. Ww bai, ” of the Limerick and Clare Examiner gives gore harrow-) Bufkals harbour eet ice presenting, @eered for Bisre Nadie dla ne] rg e msert DeoW SUCH ing details of a wholesale evietion ard hovuse-lévelling Rock. When just entering Nisgara Hives, off the neal ows as tie latest. Journals afford ; 'scene in Meelick, on. the property of ine Marquia offof Black Rock pier, her boiler exploded, with = tevitie: ENGLAND ‘Conyagham, whea twenty-three houses were jevelled, report, blowing @ partof her upper teach eerpand sp: Wetice 6>' duc R * ne ‘the inmates having been forcibly ejected. hry of her passengers owerboard. Vhe whole formar r Baeesre We pepiereet sudan STeaner, OFF; Destaveriox or Twenry-rvo-Covrraces. ey Fine. part of the boat avove the boiler waesmade a = ®) iy welexceeding!y Deing called : | rik ut eight e’e! ira broke jrai f were ebout forty passen yors GN fonhe, announce one of the most ae de tiled noon On Friday morning. about eight o'clock, a fire broke ruins. Thete were edout ry xeIs. © iam WA Witch bes occured oe, : aehoy casualties et out in the heuse of a poor man. named Vereker, ip the those inthe cabin at the moment were not saya u, Be The City of m lin Stac, gi some years village of Crinkle near Parsonstowa. As many of the |aone of those adove or near tite boiler dsdaped, SR in : pe Steam Packet Company’s adjo.ning houses had thatched roofs, they were soon in|jwreek floated down.to Black Rock pier aad 749, sec%5e0 P, Royal Adelaide Captain Batty, piyi a a ne ig 8k ONCe Wait te ork and London left th Ys plying between lames from the basement to the roof, notwithstandiag|near the ferry landing. Small beata st once : with a fal om Sof e hoe sap cry on Wednesday the eiforts made to extinguish the flames, Ag the winc|the saecor of the prsaengers blown a aita pts touched off Pi a ee “ae about 250 paseen-|Slew very strong in a south-easterly direction, the fire | wham got upon Games of ice and Hosted owe the tive: Port fe: y on Thursday evening—left!continued to gains rapid ascendency ; and, notwith-jull they were takca off Physiciass iamediviolg ayer*

hore and Veshawur, tovether with reported atrempter elsewhere, have given rise to the impression thet ‘Sikhs, unable to get up a Sight with us in the open field, ‘are resorting to the system of private aseassination, "' ithe 2d of February, spout 1000 men of the Affreedie tribea, attacked the eamp of a party of sappers employed in making a road throurh the bills between Peshatwuc and Kohat, at a pass about eighteen miles from: former; twelve of our nfem were killed,. six roused

. Depate ov rar Cryin, List.--We have not thought. it necessary to encumber our columns with the Report ef this Debate, supplied to us by Mr. Irving. because the leading facts connected with it, have been already

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We (Times) have received by express, in anticipation

cerning the Punjaub, The. late sseassinations at Le.

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