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•WrKIJ .VRSOAY , SKPT . 14, 1.831.
"
tJIE AUTOCRAT'S P R AY K R . "
Kurope ! he;ir the voice ttml rose
I'Votn the rhief of Freedom 's Iocs-*—
W hen lie tniidc war 's thunder 's roll
O'er the country of the I'ole—
I,o his cognnckii on [tai rifle ,
Thus the Cnlnuick robber said—
Mine the might , nml mine the ri ght ,
Stir ye, npur ye to the fi^lit--
Jinre the blndn nfir! strike the blow
To the he art 's core of the foe—
Slaughter all the rebel bnmU
Found with wenpoos in their hands—
On ! the holy work of fiite ,
Russia 's Ouil will consecrate !
'Ti* decreed that they shrill bleed
For their dark and truit 'rons deed—•
I'oIcb ! to us by conquest given :
Ye provoke the windi of f leaven —
Therefore purg ing sword and shot
U»e «ve must mid spnre you not —
Guardian of our Northern faith ,
Guide us to the'ik-ld of death !
' E'er we've done, many a one,
Shall weep they ever huw ilic sun—
Douse the noble in his hall ,
To a fiery festival—>
Dnsh the stubborn peasant 's mirth—
Drown in blood his illicit hearth—
Babe, or mother , never fuller—
Spcnr the priest before thcfll tar—
Onward uiijd avenge our wrong !
(Sod ii goofl , and Russia strong. "
* Vide the blasphemous Manifesto of Nicholas
I. in Jan. last. • '" ^»
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uradrt r -« _.
"^
BAR1TSTA BI.E i
I .
M U K \ i n In constant a; attentiv e ciillomcr!
. and llu. publi c , ibii t )„. u«* on hand , a full
supp ly of (.OODS, in his line , consisting of
CniriKli and French , hard -ptmmcrd , second!
and p lain nml P A T E N T L K V J ' H
W A T C H E S .
j Silver , silver phited , a nd Biiuiui a t a),|r , ten ,
Oi-sr- rt , ( iciiii ;iiid iiiu.- tard Sj i non-i — silver plat-
ed and Ij iiiiiuiri rr mfi l,:nll>-s— ¦
-il vcr mid silver
phded , rind sK;el hfpec Nicies— Spc- lac Its , wj|h
-1<11• s , a mi cmicitve (ihr ^c i — S p< -rlncl u 'ilasscf
vt i.i s u it .ill ;\ i'^ \r, — u p e i c r mIv c i -steel and common Ra
/ • H i — F.mei will 's mil Ki tter '?! Razor Sirups—
Iloiun—S h a v i n g St/ 'ip a nd Blushes.
A good a x s o r t i n in l 'J
LOOKIN G CLASSES.
liritania and l>|i,( k tin Tea I'ots—Coffee do-
li ritiiuia , hard melted , lu .iss , an d j ilaft? l,;im|n
silve r plated , and brass Candlesticks —Knives
and Folks—common , and g dt ed ge d Waiters—
^uuIV 'ts , a nd '1I a_\ s—U read Travs— pre's 'd and
cut ^la ,< (" iislors— Salts— .Nurse Hot lies-— itrctift
I'.IH- . ,V.-.
Win ranted I
'
-if/lit D.iy
TIM E 1'IECES.
liv er F' oinled and plain Pen cil Cases—suprrioi
fy cacl J'encil ilvi -r anil steel l'en« — Winch
Cri ui rds — I'ockel , and I' l- u U n i v e s — l,adies ' u a v
elling and fancy Woi k li i-.Kets — fit iicy wire em
tir oidercd do—p l ain morocco, nnd oriiaineuted
work JJ.i f,'« , hair u o i k — ^'dd , « it n , cjass, ti ud
coral B'M il. s—hair .Necklaces
1
, w i t h go 'd and p ill
inoiiiiliii! .'—fill'1 (("hi , pearl set , a nil j et Finger
Ki nd's—plain do—filiyri ' t1 and I'luin Knobs and
Drops—fine ({old , peiiil set and j et liroath I'ing
—f iiiiinoi) Jeweller 's ami {;i!t do —s teel and
ilo ublc ({ill wais t buckles — Lockets—gold nnd
silver j;il t Purses — velvet imd morocco do—g ilt
and steel purse tops—coa l Piaster—Hooks and
Kyi' s liv the );iii.v—a (/nod assortmi'iil of the
lie^l ip ialil y silver eyed .Needles— tailor 's Sbetirs
—Sci>. .,nrs , and Si i-¦><11" Sh e a t h s .ilvrr Side
'I hiiubl es—Tooth Urnshes — «m k Hoses—Cray-
on*— black Pius — Sniill lioxes , tec. fci . with ;i
Kiiod a .>ii)i ti ni -ut of ' (j old and (iil l Watch Furni-
ture .
Shell COM US—plane and oniiimcnti d imila
li on do —Collin Plates .
Cbif Ls , IVntrht -3. and J lusicti l llo res , repaired
and warranted to perform well or no p,t v ie<|uir-
id. Those who m.iv pleasi- to f ivour bin) with
their custom , may depend on every endeavour
to rende r an equivalent for tiicir ei>t,uui axemen! .
li.n ustable , June '2(i.
JOHN MUNROIJ ,
From the Washi ngton Chronicle.
MARKLEY, Tlll^
MU
ttDEKEU.
"This is the blooiiieM shuine,
The wildest snvag 'ry, the vilest stroke,
That ever wHll-eyed wrath , or scaring rage,
Presented to tht) tear* of soft remorse."
I have often thoug ht that a very inter-
esting work i)iigbl«bt> compiled from the
records of the criiniiml courts , in various •
parts of the United Stall's/' The Annals
of Newgate , the Old KaiOey
trials , and the
French Causes Celebres , have furnished
some of the most thrilling pasages in mod-
ern novels. Wfao can peruse, without
iihuddering the,iidveniures of such mon-
sters as Cathftine IIttvs,Tu rpin,Madame
Voisin, Burke,and The Murderers of M
Fualdes ? And yet, however appalling bv
Irii- rfcital of their rnorrnit trs , I think our
" youn n; connlry " c;in produr.c a r;ita-
l rui (/(; ol' inotist ct s ;it Icist c( |(iall y as lior-
rilili 1 as ;iny to \>r found in iIhc rccord-i of
fiilicr I' rftK li oi1
Kn^ lish tl otirt s of Jus-
ticf . Tin 1 roli' ii 'tv iinij rnurd iT commit-
t ed l>y yonni ; Drsha — liis life saved hv
tin ; pard oning pri p r fonsi|K,ra ,,^
un der the mtW e of the moon , as to the
course l|,ey take, and tl,,ir appearance a-
bove water, the lull ami change of that lu-
minary being Ihe periods at which they
may be sought with most probability of
success. Indeed lunar influ ence seems
1 to occasion phenomena "fa very curious
; nature . It is confi dentl y a ffirmed , that it
is not unusual for men on board a shi p,
u liilel ying in tin . moonli ght with tlfir
faces exposed to ill ' 1 beam s , to have tlwir
muscles spa smodicall y distorted and their
months drawn away—aff ections from
which some have never recovered ; others
have been so injur ed in their si'_r ltt as to
: lost; it for severa l niooths. Fish , \
\ \n'i\
tak en from the sea wat er , ari d hungu p in
lit/ lit of the moon dm ing a nii_dit , have ac-
quir ed such deh'tcii olis qualities ,that when
. ea ten tin ; next dav, the infected food lias
produced violent sickness and excruciat -
iii <_r pains. We have conversed with peo-
ple who have been themselves disordered
alter havin g part aken of such fish. It is
hazardous to touch on this subject ; we re-
peal what we have heard Irom those who
ouidit to be believed , and who would not
affirm that of which (hey themselves were
not persii 'idi-d. The stat em ents are I-ft
lo he con firmed or disproved by others
who have better opportunity than we had
of ascertaining their foundation in fact."
Scarle t us lila r.lc—An officer in full
reg imentals pasiing ihrouL'h a street in
Dublin , appr ehensive lest he should come
in contact with a chimney sweep, who
was passing towards him exclaimed
" Ho ld u{]\ you black rascal. " " You
wi'in as black as mi; before you were boil-
ed ," rep lie d sooty.
/It irlif r and the Umbrella —On one of
the late stormy days accompanied with
heavy showers of rain , a sturd y country-
ma;! was sitt ing on the roof of a coach be-
tween two dand y ish young fellows ; his
phys ical strength enabled him to keep his
umbrella suspended und er those ol his less
powerfu l compani ons , who were much an- ;
noyed by the ill ip descending betwixt the
nape of tin ir necks and tin ; collars of ' i
their coats , as well as from a deluge which
soon ttmlc all the shim.1 of their while Iroiv-
sers. The shower heingover and the um-
brellas closed and laid at their backs on
t in- roof of thi: coach , our young friends
b y winks and nods determined to remove
all further nuisance by sl i pp ing thi- coun-
tryman 's umbr ella from the coach , to the
wider expanse of road below. Having
ihus far prospered , a nd allowed the horses
to proceed till the umbrella was nearl y
lost sight of they suddenl y turne d round
and observed to their nei ghbor that the
umbrella had dropped of' and was lying
mi the road far behin d ; and he immedi-
atel y jumped down in pursuit of bis pro-
tecto r, and ran alter the lost treason! with
the speed of a racer. In tin: interim our
dandy friends gave coachee .
r)S to drive on
but t hey were much surprised to find that
when Hodge bad nearl y regained bis now
muii latc 'd, but once comfuriable defence
(coin tin! pitiless storm , he onl y looke d
down , and glancing back at the retiring
coach , he turned round , and with redoubl -
ed speed soon was able lo exert his strenu-
ous lungs with that persuasiveness of lan-
guage which induced the driver to pull up
and at the same time produced some tre-
mulous sensation on the nervous system
of his half drowned fellow traveller s .—
Hod ge qui ckl y regained the roof, and
with " al l's ri ght—go on ," replaced him-
self in his former seat with out the sli ghtest
pou rtra vance of dismay. His companions
with equal sang /raid soon observed ,
'•why Friend! w here is now your umbrella
and you not pick it up ?'' " W hy lawk ,
CJeiiiinen (says he) when 1 comes to look
at it , I sec as how it was one of yours and
thought as how may hap your might like
to ru n ufivr it yourselves. "
Quizzical but not Quizzable.— As a
parly of young men from the City were
ridin g a few days since through Cam-
brid ge, being somewhat vinous , they a-
mttsed themselves with "tricks upon trav-
elle rs ;''— laug hing at their queer an-
swers. The sport went on tuenl y until
one of them asked a sober citizen if he
would '* have the goodness to inform him
in what State they were "-?' State of In-
toxic ation Sir " was theJready reply of
the interro gated. The yming men 's heads
bent to the ir saddle b/ws. They rode
: on , satisfied for the piresent , that there was
was no fun in quizzing.— Transcrip t.
The coronation Robes of George tho
IV. have been lately sold at Auction , and
did not fetch much ; either because each
monarch must have new suits , or because
there are some fears that Royally or its
pagea ntr y is going out of fashion. No
t ime has yet been appointed for the coro-
nation of the present King and Queen of
England.
The largest shi p in the world was re-
centl y built at Constantino p le, and was
to be launched-last spring. Her name is
the JMuh moud. She has a flush deck , and
is nine feet-wider in her beam than the
largest of our line of battle shi ps! Her
length is 2'M feet and her width 68 feet ;
and lut sides are four feet six inches
thick.
t
Frenc h Sup erstition in lf> .
r«!).—Francis
H. the husban d j> \ Mary Queen of Scots,
whose hea lth vy«s giving way, went by the
advice of his pliysieians to Blois , celeb ra-
ted for the mildness of its climate. While
on his journe y he found the villages
thr ough which he passed , deserted—the
1
' renth peasantry having heard , and full y
believing, that the. nature of the King 's
comp laint was such that it could only be
cured by his bathing iu the blood of youn"
childivu '
e
A Hard Master. Old A^lry one even-
ing when his band was p lay ing an over-
lure , went up to the born players , and
asked whv they were not [(laving. Th'-y
sa id (hey bad tw enty burs rest. "Rest !"
says he ," HI ha ve uobodv rt.it in my
company ; I pay y ou U>x p lay ing not for
resting /"
True fiie nd shi p, as Tuil y ob serves,
proceeds from a reci procal r-t 'Ttn and a
virtuous resemblan ce ,,( manners. When
such is the ba siis , the vaiiety in c i l a i n
ten ets and op inio ns is of no ill consequence
to the union , and will scarcely ever un-
loose the sot in! ties of love , veneration ,
and esteem. Swi
f t.
Most of our follies have a reference to
the op inion of others.
SHE.VTHIiNG COPPER. —The suhsrril MT S,
'
ngcii ls (or iheTnuntdii Copper f' miipaiiv ,
me couxl ftMtly siipp l i<< I itit ii nu ussnt liurut <>l
Slieathiiifj Copper , nml iiill cnii<«> orders fur any
descri ption of sheet Coper to be executed at
sliui I notici! .
ATKINSON fc ltOI.MNS ,
n 23 liiwil " Imli.i Mrert , Huston. ,
CABINET FURNI TURE.
^^-^-^T??^\ Tin HE subscriber
p'}--- -'- • :.:\Ty! _i_ ''as on hand ,
h"_.:: 1 'j r ^2 '
Qy : '?"' ' and will make to or-
i v'
.i, ,H\];s *if |uf der , Furn iture of eve-
)iin t ; Fishing nud oth-
er Vrvsels wi th Stores , which th ey will sell on the
most reasonable terms.
TH OMAS IUNI) ,
OIlHIi HltOOKS, Jr
Boston ,I->b. Mt li , XH'J l . ep is.'Jnu)
[Tj 'IO MOW PATTEKNS.r.n
Ol'
' Hust on (J.irvrd Ciimhi , latolv finished til
IVillurd s COMII fa ctory, upposi l the
Old South-church , ISostdll.
","l,ndies are invited to examine them hefore
durcliitsinjj . tf J 'X'i
SIDNEY AZNSWORT H,
fl lAISH MAKK H ,
{Opposit e the Custom Ho use, i/i Hums!attic,)
CMAISKS and WAGOA.S repaired
ami painted. June 26
OOPARTNX 2RSHZP NOTICE.
5 \
,M I'. S A. H M I I' II , luiviii i,
' taken Mr
IVIM.IAM C. IUUJ0KS , into (,'op art-
n c i ~ l i i |) w it l i h i m , t h e fj i i - i i i n ' s s will tic c u u -
d u cii \\\\ Miirkct Mieet ,
— It litre thin/ lim e on Imint —
A L'eni-ml j i-sui I uieut of /('/¦.
'.S'V 1X1
) 1.1
(S OOI) S i1,- (ilt()t;i;i Ui:S , for th<; supp lv ol
l i i i d i i s , iinil Iiinii ^ liii)^ ol' Family, .Ship, nnd
Fishi ng Sloi i's.
IJust nn , F. I). Si tlh , 1831. rp i.,2m
f'
O I I . N C. k
, f .l l \ !!I,KS C'OUK ', l i m i n g
l uiun ' d ;i r u i i i i i ' i i i i i i i in Ir. -idi: uII 'it fur v ,i|c ,
;n ihiOr s t un : , N ,> J 2D , W i K l i i uj i t u n iti<-et , ( i t i i i d
door no t t h ii o i n b u i n m e r- s l i i .'i' l ,;
r . W K i t i hn m no ^ ,
of [ ' h i l i t d e l
p liiu , I' l i 'i i r h Hi nt I'
.uM o n i n n n u f s i e -
turi 1 . AKo , Hij ri lr.rtiig, C/i hnniy J'iirts nnd
UiiikI Hn scs, « IioIi .
'miIi: iiimI letiul.
(| j '(' o>upi i.-,r'iJ in ihff above block , i« an ex
te nsive ass o r t m e n t of
— Xti w and Cliciip Pnllcni s —
(,
'u u i i l ry Tu i ( l <' i s lire p.'ii l i c u l m l y i n v i t e d to
p x a i i i i t i ' 1 IIm'iii , \tf i n i s d'' .M^
'u r d lv M-lected an d
lil.inul.H I;j i (m) for I h r i r T i . nlc .
W i t h tin.1 loiv p r i r i ' i l p;i it< >r>M above- i i i c u l i o n -
ed will l>e Ur )»t (Mjn-> i ;m t l v on h ; t n d i I mi ^ i 1 of s uj t r -
ri ur iiud I 't e ^ a u l i
cli o i c i ' v a i icty . 'I *fi• ii ^
tot U \vill tjr r I'^ 'tiliii l y m- -
j iti-i ii -.t ii ¦c l i a rn s t a b l e P a t r i ot Oj f i c r
'," BLANKS of all kinds , furnished at short
notice .
07"-W Ordcr x, directed lo the Pub lisher, will
be promptly attended to.J^fl J 15