.i O ‘P ‘ I ’1 a “ by customs! main. / .. . ” ¥ .. a. s . -1 . . _ . V ‘ . 75‘7 ‘ .. 112; e , ' v ._—_= ‘ fi-M V T" a? “t i t n ‘ h - dsome ST’ JOHN: N- B» y. ‘ ‘ r I ' ' ‘ H‘ i -. ‘T‘: - ' " . 7’ - hosed into a a" - .—In our last we .' e I‘m-WM“ W B's“ Dr” “ms-some was tars-shatarthritis. .. Id... fugii,gggngig.:72 .. “first . ,3”... ‘ a ' --"-- " ' r n e ofCoruwall, as heir of E land, and Duke . 0- gir . el ‘ - - flrel'lf] in 0 8 8 . {1 . - ~ . . . - . _ o sanctive o t i . ho in or r d ‘AN EXTnAORmNARY CHEF—The “lowmg narrative, mmy’ Earl OfCflriCk’ and Baron enhw’ as be” 0 “(wt- lgd on Mr. sn'mh, cMai?! (ithfljitn‘dtllenilcnt had taken place. 1 of heaillessiwetgolilasdllilldfi‘zed ,the chi; idovgl ° “mes: Telfl‘lng’ ‘0 Josh” NeWbumi .Wh° h“ "wele ’e‘mmd The fiWt.D”.ke “CPI-"3”" “83' the‘ Black Prm-ce’ WM”homaliiilgieiiing lookino female, Ofabont 17 Wars work 0f deitblil'delnt , These horrid deslkns was l0-WT0 ‘0 thi’counuy“ after hfling‘begn" "plated" by “'6 na- “fallls, lhedfimlln ugh! 0fdhlls blrtlh '88 lama“ son “the ng blfenrgesa'lyhea following is her Statanent :——Her name is El'fa; liifstf'zigd lilit the public are neither aware of th - he i .\ ‘ ‘ " ~ - t »h r h I. - ’ . "ma 0' New9zefleand’ 'nd “magnum sen“! for nearly 0 Thzg’glfilf: irlllzgcfilgte iiillege‘fltituted Prinfia of betli Carey, from the north ofIreland- HaV'llg pftdge wlfh the conshiracyi "0" 0f ti‘e "Tube" or .the ' ' [T nine years and a-half under the "chiefs of various tribes, wales’thd win he the “munch”; chime who have been truth to accompany him who was bred and hgofigndggderry Every day is bringing ,9 “gm Circumstance. 3°, . 1 duringlwmch Perk"j he ""delwenflhe'cmel “inure "f born to the title. One of these, however, Edward VI., was her to America in summfr lazzegll‘gggxgiv her, She found extensive have been the", Flags, and we 1mg" m We ‘ ‘attmiug' i. ambemic’ and may b'e dep‘endedJPPon‘ never apwimcd Prince 0fwnles’ almongh he was born to to me“ the dllr dboyilhvdloadd he who had never been apart to be thankful for thqllmraws‘lili's rlhfdeddalezn A his 0' There is somethin sotrul extraordinar mtheghistory marine: and 'the son of Jumesfl. the Pretender) never that the vesse in so a “ . _ ,, one whh the Yesterday-we were sti mote p rn at B - n g - Y i - " i ‘ ' ' ' ' P' then from her since thev were childien, had g . H . 8 wooden bmldmos owned by Nehe our of this‘zyoung man a life, during‘flg’fiis nine years and a had his fight ‘0 W98! "olegfihsed- - eyo'mg “"cc’ . ’ l D- 1.. C, d with her griefl she took the resolution to rouge 0 mg , d the Queen’s vvhrehhu grand“ "r 'd ' i ' ' ‘3“. ‘ h "1 ' | d fN w Is‘the ninteeuth of his title, and eithesqe—the Black Prince, vesse . _ is in _ e . , . fi- uent Oppor- l‘lt, Esq, and occiipie as w we", ,, h‘lP9,,-Ie" elm" '" l '6 ""e'fmr ‘.e '8 an. o e ‘ ard Plantanane "son of'Henry't-“VLtEd‘ward of York, follow him; and liavmi'3‘1w_ald them wars keq , she laid visited by the miscreants; a bunch ofhalf 8;,“ pr, z-uhwd’ mat a few Obs-ervulon-s relating ‘0 him cunnm son ofifldward ll“, fiward, ‘fin of Richard 111., Arthur, tunities of getting t°,Amenca fit-r3? therenl [dill]:er locks, was found on the sill of one of the Windows in" 0 We: "a fill 10 9'0" ex‘l'emely "lie" 95"“8- ‘ ' son'ofHeni-y VIL, Henry, son of' JamesL, and Frederick aside her female attire, cuto 6; P ayed as cook in a sash was considerably burnt. [here is no d , longblt oshua‘Newburn is the eldest son of the late Mr. Lewis, sonofiaeor e n_aii died befomthey reached the donned the Jacket and thowlseis,na: ggffie leaving home, matches were placed there on the night of T .: , grace a John Henry Newborn. for many years a freeman of the Crown, George 1 , was the lust Duke of Cornwall, and vessel bound to Orkney toyolfrg‘iegnh a poor woman. The time which should be long remembeIZed, as to n. My my] worship“)! comb“, or Goldsmiths’ in the (my (“Lon- h? w'as created Prince Of we!” on the seventh day afler She "’npaned hler se'Llnil in was the, Marshall, of London- critical period in the history of our cttif. Tbeu, shit; v ‘don and was born imhrish of St. Luke on the 27th his birth. By the constitutionhof the Order of the Garter, vessels name 5 ie sai e . H it the magmas name, She window had been broken, so as to admit the art-i, ’ un hm ‘* r ' ’ v’ - ~ - - ' the Prince of'Wal ' ofthat’order s soon as he IS horn. derry; but she does not ieco ec , l d. who had m the Implements ofdest , mesh 6? marCh’ 18”" “ “'3 family are 3"" lmng ":1 thalyp'a- THE Dbl“: or: goklzivann’s Revs-1:171: See The revenues was very sick duringr the passage, to cure her of which It: gfifid‘ifig’i If the firs had got headway in this q". Permflt‘

' ' '“"‘ ' ' ' , ire a mu ., . i '_ ‘ i' d a re e roun I n" , . » ,. m. [whiln'reqwc IICIrcumsngc“. (gigodzgster Hollse ) on'he Dlwhy or comwall’ Whmh. Tamer auach- ‘Of‘ the ere-w plunlg-Gd h.“ OTETEEEE’Slhzwilin dZt muclli relish, but ‘5 “0 tellmg. Where It woumdlave terminated. “ " ' do ‘Odwumn .t’ a mm" “a emly ' d llced l0 P'nqce 0f Willa,” are Enhjem to msn‘ucmnd pgcu’finnumf WEISL les cumf ll'c Havinw arrived in Orkney, she left house containing large qu?iitities of merchandlzf’; under a My. Pearce' and was 'a l‘em'ar lapprfl" dmuou' “"8 DHChy was cremed m 1337' m Your 0 She 5mm n man u 3' d 5' to Storinncss where she Pettis would have been given to the flameS, to ; ages-fitter in the city,- liut his inclinations being sca- Edward the Black Prince, and settled by ac, of parhhmenh the vehse] at. Longlinpe, nnk crime S a bov Shh then took ravages. But while we record the unsucce l, J n 1‘ The! win! his father caused his indentures to be cancelled, on the eldest son ofthe sovereign. Judging from the aver- failed iti getting a Sllll)dt0 ta 2mg; in that; neiahhomhood ,hese miscreants, we are so”, to say than"). d - D H and on the 27th of February, l832, he was articled for age of the three years after the death ofEdward the Black to set‘Vlf'Py anflfingagf .- ?5 aon a flirtation withaone of the been giVen, that will be the means.of fcrreting I. ir'm the term ofthree ears to a Captain Plant "WSW" 0f 3 Prince, "'6 annual reveme amounted to upwards or £2’400’ Here (KM-(“a .) .czlullyu g Findin her secret known, and cause them to receive the punishment whic maths i

. b d I go th S a named ‘h; M." “p, of and in the 15th Henry VIII. the clear revenue was £10,000. girls, she discoveiet ier sex. h l g articulars to Mr. justly merit. 0",. Citizens havejustly taken the a ' half; on“ [Zr 8 I “9 ill-‘1'“ monihls an‘d (lifléen I” the 44th Elizabemithadfanenm abour‘elfioo’bu“n lsll1 She came tlotdwvln, an: gfv: t : lg’xlliidlbns to come front the miserable manner in which the city is Eu “flute 'n owne' ‘e' “'0 age. ' - the 'rross amount was estimated at £8 500 ofWiici Smith catt e- ea er, w 0 0i una c , . . . - w fun determined to “t in , days from the date of leaving Portsinmitli, the ship “as: from the tin dum and £3,506 “In ’the rems of the Shh“, part ofthe country _nnd knows her frientlljs, so tthat 22:1; :ml’lngradlfié offihngs. Let them 26: whim mulled "‘9 Bay of hum”: 0" me New Zea'a'”! cons" mam“; fines: 559-, l" fl"; (‘m'my Ollcomwlll- Them] duty, “0 “0"!” ‘Vh‘3m.ver is emem‘med “the trfilth otfsiigglfdtllfe to manifest this disposition, andnwe will for the f Wel where she brought tip, and young Newborn. who was previously to the war of 1793, amounted to £14,000._ The ordinary admissiom Her person, despit: 0 oxiémmre with peace and satisfaction in all our streets. , wait ufi th but I5 ears ofa e having suflered much sickness immediate government of the county was vested in the Wind and weather, is rather good; is 8 art II] ki V a] Bede whey] , en y - g ’ i k edicnl Duke of Comwall who still has his Chancellor, Attorney- features regular'and well defined; she has nice dar eye” 1 I , on sanding. v be felt] on bonrd’ Obt'med have m go “more to see "a - ' ' -C- - l d h 'C {E che tier '| In silk e elaslies- a well-formed mouth, containing Mona ATTaMst or NCENDmaii-zsr- y 1 mg . _. Geneial SoliCitor encra an is otin o x q i \Vlt1 _n y y i , . . , . vey advice. Asthere were several canoes manned wnh na besides ilie rbilette of aPl’ointin" the sherifi‘s The stun a’prettv gwhite set of teeth - and while telling her tale» the home 0‘ Mr' W‘ Blundage’ m DUke Street’” the Thi v - - . V ' . ' ~ 9 . , K - . . . g I

lives around the ship. "Ml"!!! “‘"h "‘9' "9‘"! Ne“ burn in" courts have separate jurisdicllon OVer the minint'tmde, especially that part ofit where she fell a-courting the girl by some of the gang of incendiaries who pro V . ._, , took the advanm’ge 0r hn'galnlng wm‘ ' r“"g”t”“" 0’ thellord Warden and the vice warden being at the li’ead of at scnpa, though seemingly a little bashful. her whole coun- streets, and wlicghpearhdfitermigedffii elf on 8‘ lead boaiman, *0 "Ike him “hm”; Pl" Pm" ll'ey had thatjurisdiction. There are four stannaries or mining disc tenant-c was lit into an arch expressmn of playful huinolui‘. linto execjutton.0 . tgltlllie Zellza‘stkitczznobwhene st. Paul lea "‘9 3MP. lm‘lead 0f the men rowmg “'0 the month tricts. In the 6th and 7th \Villiam 1V. an act was passed A subscription has been set on foot in order. to caiiy icr igppeng .2 gb in fi - and the ends éfa hunch. mm]; of ofthe harbour in the Enolish settlements. they made for the better and more expeditions ad inistration ofpis- home, but she would much rather go to Philadelpiia, in e It to oon oheon tie,B tf . the {m l discu _ my wfl away for a sandy beach atcso‘ine distance 03, and having tice in the stannarics in Cornwall, and or enlarging the “Amerikay,” where she supposes her sweetheart is by this gseyinigd11521;):ofnjfioéxfinguig’mem‘thiyhouse unavoid

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- - h - ' mkuh Jurisdiction and iiiiproungtlie practice and proceedings in inne_ . _ _ °£17 adrugged him on ma'ei theysmppfdh “Am, (luneldles u” the courts of the staniiaries. The fourth section ofthat The Falkland Islands, situated as it were between the have beeucnvelopedin flamtlasBThe rrliatcgesbhid t ‘ Jk‘lmg '1'!" 3} the,same "me w” t e" pm act extends the equitablejurisdiction of the vice warden to Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, are regardede many eminent in at a Window, which hat een _c osed. it I” ~ ‘l’eY '30 h'm ""‘ens‘ble; they the" "IT m the came all matters connected with the working ofletid, Copper, or naval authorities as capable offorming noble ports for our down, and Was left open. by the linen lanes. V and made 05- AS 800" R5 he had P‘mmlly recovered other metal or metallic mineral within the county of Corn- ships on the South American station. The group of Islands from Mr. Brundage that his house is not ipsured. S i.— from the efi'eCt-i ofthe” VlOle'lce he wandemd “hm” ll"? Wull- The Vice Women’s court, by fleetion ‘21, is made a are about 200in nlllra‘ifr; and settleme’ii‘ts have been] foam» The peppler of tJothn must tno_w the; n w h wrrlecze‘ - - - - ' ' . ' - ' '- ‘ .ciov no a iereextssin i-c.a :i- 7 Island in nest of a human habitation desirous, if pos- couit of rccotd, and is held at Intro. The stannaries ed on the East and est Falkland. he eastern is {1" IS me 31‘ .' i I _ . . . sibiogoral‘ighting upon some white ma’n. This be con- prison is now at Bodmin: prevnously to that act it was at stated to be 130 miles long by 80 broad; the smihller £31332; hfglrtlcss' wlifitches, who Will not fail :o‘qimyfiyé::e i pig-egg:

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r ‘ 31”", ‘he besi Lostwitliiol. The anoient recOids of the stannaiycs weie 100 mlles long by 50 brmd‘, contaming roger er , _ o ici - . H mm?“ to do for some d1” agdfmghlia' mt I it], which burnt in 1614 by the parliamentary army in the ClVll war. square miles, Situated 366 miles distant from the nearest fore behooves every person. to use such piecautiuin each yera or hls'l'ay "trough forests 0 er“, "933 . ' g ' f.‘ Noam: INSTANCE or ATTACHMENT TO THEIR COUNTRY o-V main land. These islands possess little short of 40,000 sures as ‘11” check their ingress in every t V = illlebye“

(he hung ‘lune here“! or goih'rg')l .SEOCkmgly Cha Ed THE PART or BRITISH Seaman—The Orestes, 18, comman- head of cattle, and about 4,000 wild horses. Tmadoors "ml ‘Jvmd‘zi‘vskOfofit {lousehs spoiling.“ H ~ {fwgsag ‘nd l‘celme‘l his hm.“ " he H" morning. as e dcr Hamblv arrived on the 5th ofNoveritber from South . __ ' __ one every nig it at {21‘ . . _n esst em a itantst , fit under a tree, furnished with hunger and exhausted America. The Constitution and Potomac, two (SO-gun ‘—‘“ ’”—" ’ ’_ *__ themselves to see their buildings well secured agar - (106890“ with fatigue, he was perceived by two native youths, the American fi'igntes, were lying at Rio a few digs beforethe UNITED STATES. miscreants, ali- exertions to fiiu§imte their deSig ‘ prelnlugl1

shorts ofa‘ chief living hard by, who, pitying his condition, Orestes sailed; and their captaitigMd mustered their shipls’ —- prov?l unavailing. Let the public therefore be . '* 5:353? ‘ ' I i , . . , . _ h , LE—LORD iinr . '0 y.

e nth”, who was I m companies, and told them, as a war With England was a new roux DINVER To THF PRINCE DE JOINVIL g h '

:ghdzfindahgna? “18:32:05.? h; flaqewhum) was 3:1,; most cgrtam, itlbeci’ilmlp requiswe that “33;; sligluldfhficgze F I A Y weiraTu’s SII’E‘ZSH. . fwd N ) nggpfssmagnm Ignites: dli‘; New 32:13:;th fix;

, . ' ' - . . . - moret an llsua Wlt, t ell‘ grea guns- cw 60 ‘ ( romtie he or- ‘ammercia, ‘DPTtlser n . i av. ‘ s t: e iamc n . aririer s a x _ , Ittute of clothing, be furnished him With an old Paflfr 3r glishmcn (and we record it as a noble trait in the character The entertainment given by the City ofNew York, on llpver 'Was so (lull in that Provmce‘as at the .pre‘ _ x 701‘ PT“? CHINESE "0115675 and a Unified Slim: and hav'"g " 0" ' ofBritish sailors), as ifby mutual understanding, stepped out Saturday, to the prince De Joimhle’ came fully to the ex- 'l'liereis scarcelya day but there is a new failures i, 3'95"" “1 ed him we" refreshment ".8 h's c'lcumsmnces wnu'd id' and. deemedth‘y “my” "0‘ fire a 87”” again” theft“ng their pectations formed ofit ; and these were of'i'io limited charac- dn'ecnon- People are leaving S‘- JOlm for, t‘ U1? ‘ ,Eflmuch Init of, he sent him to a neighbouring chiefiwho, he said, native martini—against any othertlicy had no olilectlon, and tel. when it was known that the Astor House was chosen every day, by hundreds. « _ . would use him well. qulld be glad of the opportunity. More than, half “we as the scene, and that the proprietors had carte blanche for TIMBER.—Tlle Courier has the following'para fhaw a] B1

To follow the life and adventures ofthis young man Sll'l’s Cofnlmny 0ft“? Consumt'oni “"‘l *1 gm“ "Hm-V “Elle the arrangements. pectiuga renewed interference with tiiiibfluae "-e huh ‘ from that eriod ii to the time of his ui‘tino the coun- Potomac 9’ “re Englwl‘mcnt and many 9mm“ Old Engll§ll The con‘ipanv were received in a suite ofrooms at the “The London Sun states, asa report, that it: ' h , ., ‘3’ b

p p .' q ‘ . ‘3 nien-of-war’s men. In a launch belonoing to one ofthe lri- ., “ , i y . . I P: d h- ,1 t d b - ' ' . . ‘ * mlfit 9‘ tr for En land' to detail the chequered circumstances . . a Vesey Street sale of tie Astoi, wheie tie iiiice an is i_ a e y ministers to giant a diawback on a] ammd to hy ill d’ - a, u e nine ,3an and u “,"ds he Rates: “"63 were recogmsed “hav'l'g once helmged to “"3 officers were stationed, With the Mayor, who introduced timber usedin Great Britain for shipbuilding. ‘ ‘hink

a me! ‘7' ' ‘lrme I. by. h d. ’1, '. t th' Lxcene"t- _ , _ _ the gentlemen as they came in. Atsevcn o’clock, or ahttle sure,’ says the Shipping and Mercantile Gaze huh,“ is “fled wuh. "Mauls ll? .cs 0. t e is {III I’ m! gallium: "AttPO’ETUGUf“mféfgfgfigl‘lic {OMOYE'SEEBEE‘ e-Zlclnct_°f alter, the names ofall present were called out, and when he agreat boon conferred upon the operative cl “fin s, ( 80000! be Wliflesse(_.1 ellnmlnem Per} 3 We '0 1 i 0 31mm “[0 I 184!“ 019 8J -- 3’ ii] .071" each name was called, its owner proceeded to the dining as upon our maritimeinterests generally”, , “harem the Severe, almOBl Incredible. hard!!th he en‘lffl'e‘li ‘he .8" e 9"“! 4“ Scl’t' ' n 0‘" Passage 9‘6 ‘0'“ room, where the seats of all were deSignated by cards, in the “Such a step, we fear, would seriously afi'ect the s "In" or dreadfu}; ivations he underwent, and the miraculous Rm 331100"): When “Pom halfway “crossi.” 5“” ‘Yasl'el’Qrted same order; thus obviating all difficulty in finding places. the Colonies, and would effectually prevent the re hn‘ ’ ' ‘ i N I: - ' s of a one '"Ommg “t dayl'gl’t' “ml W"? ‘mWEd'MEIY Ewe", When all were arran red, the Ma ‘oreutered with the Prince branch of'busiiiess in this re i c ' - ithe » ‘A WWW escapes experienced, would occupy the pace I ‘ I h _I d be, _ . _ s y , i . 7 v n e, which has it I whth I” e ‘ ‘ He is now in Londm, and although lie‘ “f.8t};“]"g:r; 5° "3“ "lg " : '« A planng , '9 f '3 ‘dei Lord Morpetli, Bishop Ondertlonk, Mr. Christopher llughes, extenstvely followed, but which is now languislfin ' hurrah-ct!

g ' hi' ', I ' l] ' I“ is withadifli. Wm 0° ° . ""3 53’s t“ 0'" e' 7““ we M. Deliacourt, &c. &c., and marching along one side ofthe to the general depression that prevails in the w ' ~ ' 1} Ipefllik “flame angmse 00"“ .Vv Y9 . had neared him cousid _ v eda blank . nd I, v. . _ . WED“, Hr ' -, 6 d i .i mwhh to ex‘ . h h h _ .v i .. G V . a... . ' ,dthe table,__theytod< then places at the other meicialwmld. \Ve tiust, therefore, that such. , currency , ,. fl “‘99 °"" _ " .‘V'mf" w?" ‘ °Pfi°°huml l - .. u t .t “w ‘ s! » I e; ; the ayoi- in the centre, With the Prince on his right the one now said to be in contemplation, will not are from, if! ., "7 HIS bOdY IS QICMV'ZQ‘l "1 m“'_‘.V PM"es “‘3‘ rash “Mi 0 'S‘mmg m ‘ ""4: “ “Yer. ‘" “1‘95 0" and Lord Morpcth on his left; next to the Prince, M. De ly adopted, especially as it would confer benefits on. , ’- ‘ m l e wounds he has from time to time received from board, “'0 fired several 51")“ 0"" hf": “ hmh at “‘5': "Ride Bacourt, and next to him the French consul-general. Next country, to the serious injury of the British Colonia .thu spears and knives ofthe natives,whilst he was enga- he“ “915‘ Portuglwse 00m”? “"d “3"”! I”: .0" Emmi to Lord Morpeth, the Bishop, and next to him Mr. Hughes. sions.” :

ged under different chiefs, contending with militant tri- “l°"g§"le 0mm", and w'.'e".m Elle 5*“ 0} ‘O‘S‘IWEhO‘i‘ u" . The sober and solid business of eating was proceeded in MECHANICS’ Ixs'i'iTUTa.——In noticing the opening , bps - and his face has undnrgnne the horrible operatic" lowm‘mgpur bomst me “ya!” OI: affipmm Put "1’ e m WI" immediately, after a short but well expressed benediction St. John Institute, the Courier gives the followin of! I’mmin which has him the a )eannce of a New and {an tight 0’! boa"! Of “F- u"l" y W? “lire mg quw from the Bishop; and then the regular toasts were given, a graph, which speaks strongly for the public spirit an

‘ g'- g - pl ' - i v for mm “1 'nflkmg 33" “gm”, ’50 we.s"smme‘ "0 “mage' fair copy, printed, on pink satin, being laid at the side of nimity that seem characteristic of St. John: “1 zealflnd ClnefioAlihough be IS DOW only 1" his 20th I was the first on board, and such aSightl nover saw before, every plate. “The session ofthe Mechanics, Institute was opened .V year, from the acute sufferings he has undergone (havmg and hope never to see again. First, one of ill?” (ihewdylllg The cheers were given with a heartiness that proved the an appropriate Lecture by Dr. R. Bayard. The 8“ been at one period exposed for 14 months in the bush,) Shot tllroughdrle :bonld0|_ 8'le "(ilf‘fgy fa“? 0; “m_m {)he company to be in excellent humour, and well pleased with on‘ the occasion was large and highly reSpectable. he appears 'considerably‘older, and his constitution has '90“, 5:90“ [YvLe Czplm‘? 3:33;?“ :51; :2!” [$10 “33% “0:; their posttion and occupation. It was expected, by some those present were [dis Worship the Mayor and Corpo been 8 severel sh tiered that it istuite im ossible “We a“ "'50 e" ’ ‘fm “9' a p at least, that the Prince would acknowlcdae some ofthe His HonorJudae Parker Lieut. Col. Maxw It and th o