FEARFUL CONDITION OF ENGLAND

lnOlher Famine in Ireland Anticipated State Of


Markets.
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Another Famine in Ireland Anticipated State Of


Markets.


increased Commercial EmJarassgleat- E,r,v


Mercinftle Fdiiureo-FHriher ElU in jIe


ces Of Cotton, BreadsiaGS Sugar. Coffee


other articles Of COmmerce-uAa6alea Diso


IN all Tie Mercantile and ATqaHfqcioring b


HlciS Of England, Ireland and ScolLanA--N


Page Of ns RIyaL Bank Of Lirerpool DC.


The news by the Caledouan is fourteen
later. We quote from Wilmer & Smiths Tim


Ihe news by the Caledonia is most imporn
not only commercially but politically.


The commercial tornado has at lcnr,h rcae
the banks, two of which, the Liverpool Bunk
Association and tho Royal Bunk Of Liycro,
have aread suspended.


The icarih eon'hllol Of L l1'ish credit is tho b
indication Of her cOnsu,s, which arc selIlnra,
-lowor even Than during the wars OF NapJs
the darkest hour of modern Euglandjs history.


1t viii be seen by our detailed extracts tha, L
famine, IN aggravated rromy has rc-appeand
ireland.
Her majesty aud tho royal family arc at wa
Sor Castle, whore an illustrious party of ,bn
arc being enteIaIncd. The Qnccn Dowago
Proceeded to Madeira, where she will remain
ring the winter.


Some sangulac persons ar, expecting. we
not know upon what grounds, an invcstinca
three milIqps sterling of bullion bv Russa
enable us 70 overcome Ihc present mouclary |
Gculics.


We Omitted Service Gaze,te) understand
Captain Sir William Symonds has been suma
uated upon 1000 per annuln, after having |
Tue ollcc OF surveyor of the Navy for c
Of ID years.


The trials Of The Poles, anI other persons
piIca'ed IN last years conspiracy, have been |
sumed. Two have suffered death: twenty N
been condemned to hard labor in the fortress
while forty have been pardoned and set a, fs
~. Amongst the latter is the youthful Ca
Ney. The Emperor of Russia has issued 4
cree ordering all The Jews If the empire ciha
become members Of one of guilds of commea
FOR bursgesscs of towns, or 10 become cultiva
! OF the soil. Those who refuse 10 comply i
this order, are subjected to all the measuresOi
preston which the govcrnmont may thinks pns
10 adopt.
a depu.ation Of the S lciety of Friend is I'D
IN dublin, negotiating for the purchase Of en-
OOO OF waste land on tho coIst of Donegal, M|
tho purpose of promoting an extensive lobr
fishery.


The royal mail stea eamship Brittana arrived 4
the Mersey on Saturday, the I6,h inst, al yef
early hour, She had experienced very rmg
weather, and heavy cross sea, for the sran
part Of the voyge, which was consequently
ger than uauaI.


CAPTURE OF Four SLAvERs.-By & Fnn
steamer arrived from ST. Thomas, we hawa
counts Of the capture of four slave vesels-lhsc |
them by tho Forrct, 3, Commander Sprigg. "
first captured by The Ferro, was taken June 2l
after long chase by night. She was O. BraziIn
brIgantine of $50 tons, fully equipted, and bou
to Cape Lopez. The Ferret, three weeks ai1
that, captured q small schooner named the Sehs
tlano. also fully equipted; and on tho 10th Of
| ly, oil Capo Magurta. gave chase TO brazln|
brig, which turned out on the capture to %
triska. She beat the Ferret in sailing; but
wind falling light, MIR. Mitchell, the master, '1
a boats crew, was detached from the cruiser
ter her. Great credit is due to Mr. Mitchell ~I
the gallant and spirited manner in which he edas /
ed alongside and-sczed the SLAYER, who, from y
pearanco, was just tho craft to make some ress|
ance, especially as from the time the boat shO"|
OFT to coming up with her sho had gained I'I|
miles on the Ferret. Sho is a splendid cral', aD1
quito now. She was from Hamburgh, 10 LlI'I
pool, and Rio, which was the only Trip shs I'll


'o P'0'io"Siy W ociuS Capluio"' III
plcNcd crew of 20 men, notwithstanding ,nsy 81
threw their arms into The sea when me r9Dss nls
boat was no. within halng distance. Iho r1rs
Commander Dixon, captured her prize Oh n., so.
so, on the 9Th July. 1t was Brazilian O's
tine of lG0 tons.


State of Ireland. ..,s;.


ANOTHER FAMINE APPRoAcHlNG.-ih ne ,uy,d ,'ssod
sing difficulties under which tho people o. ns. s.ss.
appear 10 be, SufferinU no the SEASON Iu'"@'l.
claim the most painful attention. Two ar from
the one from Mr.. TrevyIain. and the o'as ..re
Sir John Burgoine, addressed to the British rSd rrd
have boenspublishcd. We are implored 70 sr
oncc more tho hand of charity TO the suAe's'


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