The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29 00:00:00

, 160 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ....... ___. _ __ EI) Ti.dibtrpool tantlarb. latives, imitating him, did to P. Scipio ; , for, on account of the LONDON LATEST NEWS. • IL onbon exarttc. - 1 recency of the punishment of Gracchus, we have put up with Carbo as well as we could. Ido not, however, choose to pre Saturday Evening, Half-past Seven o'clock. r TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1833. - It having been generally current to-day that the reply of the FR PA ID R A TN IC ER J S A H NU IPS AR D Y ISS 2S O t :VE IB3 I3. 3. it King of Holland to the propositions of France and England tlict what I anticipate from the tribunate of Caius Gracchus. From this point the matter progresses; as, once commenced, it has been of a most honourable, frank, and paCific tendency, J. Daw and Co., Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen..street , WE refer our readers to the extracts from the Ameri- and that there is every probability of the dispute being ad- r J. j , . tip meay d mbu . ry ! :e ß m ra o n x d le o y n : Fsetanffchorudreshhi-r s tre et, iron - manufacturers.-C, slides more rapidly into ruin. You see what great mischief had brokers.--4 tur . e, a n n . d_ 7c S.. e Pri ltl , d. c „ bridg , Somersetshire, black smiths . --adeJloauhjirsso.n:lllFairtrtlh and, )a can papers, .received last evening, by the Hibernia d without a further appeal to arms, our consol market previously been done by the ballot, first under the Gabinian law, which for the two preceding days, had been inactive, and ket, in: ' packet-ship, which will be found in another column—and,two years after it, by the Cassian. Methinks I now see c_lining, downwards, assumed a very buoyant appearance, and . . from 86-4 87, advanced to 87-1, and closed at 871. The Excite- N a ß n .e d wT ß .to i ti.r. r 3 o ie w arc : cK N lei e snfi w gse e l as od, t ne l .. e hu - e u pih e on o i niTi k e eorn l • their contents are highly important as showing the still the people severed from the senate, and the-weightiest affairs quer Bills and Indian Bonds are firm at 46 48 for the former, imerchan er t s s * -4; d Co., Huddersfield, cloth- merchants. -Brash, Jenliinson a , unsettled state of that country - . We have given the transacted according to the pleasure of the multitude. Formore and n al t 2 l s4 . o to r c tthaßonds. o an o a d nn d , # , .: Kirkham _Lln i ash'ire, drapers.-Lee and Larmer, Reigate, Su -• s tr i i aclx ß e. e i rg f and L. Steinberg, Buckley-street, Tariff at length as a subject of deep interest to our com- men will lea,rn how to act as these have done than how to resist has been in good demand, and from 431 a - Lion-street, en * ..._ h i R t e V o c Dutch Stock closed at 441 1- Danish Bonds mee] ,urers.-Bimpson and Clarke, Nor • • :: Bridgewater, and Barnsley, Stourbi mercial and manufacturing readers. The NeW York those who ao.so. To what purpose is all this? Because no vanced to 411. left off at 72. - 1 - 4 , and Belgian at 771 1 ; all * these Bonds are Worcestershire,manu fa c t manufacturers. -Ro wley, re r s . man makes such attempts without associates." spade-manufacturers.i Daily Advertiser says "The Bill will speak 'for itself; steady . at the above quotation. There has been considerable heaviness in Russian Stock, which declined yesterday to 1021, St. l 3 lsl l 6 .r O y L , V l E ia isi v T erf S o . rdwest baker. Then proceeds the application to the subject of friend- it i f s said to be founded principally on the Tariff' as it ship. Bonds appear to apprehend that should Russia, as is pro- Jan. 24.-John Evans, and Glossed this afternoon at lon 103 1 . The holders of these - stood in eighteen hundred and sixteen." After-reading this passage, the public will, perhaps, bable interfere in the affairs of turkey,umbrage • ROME AND THE BALLOT.—About three weeks back, suspect the authority of John Thomas in the Albion, who by France ' and E • - ngland, and a collision result from it. John Wade Avery, Canterbury, brazier. . we stated some facts to show that the period during which has been has discovered that Cicero approved heartily and uni- The general tendenin favour of au cy a of the Foreign market since our lastzilian Bonds areoted BANKRUPTUrSUPERSEDED. advance •dy . Bra quoted ballot prevailed in Rome was the most coa • rupt pe r iod of formly of secret voting, and at length died for freedom at 501 51; Portuguese Scrip at 411 dis., and the Bonds at 492 Stethen Millard, Glocester, victualler• its history. The Liverpool Chronicle did not .dare to at- and the ballot ! and who, we suspect, meant, where he has 50.1.; Spanish Stock has been as high as 17, and closed at __,16. 1 1. , BANKRUPTS. Considerable interest has been excited among our West John -Mercer, Liverpool, joiner, Feb. 6 , March Bat ' 1 k 4 - tack the facts or the inference, but, by way of ke e p in g on written Lollius as an authorit y for the ballot, to write India in ter e s t by the new project for refining Sugar , which it the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool . . solicitors, M ' A one ococ , essrs. dlington, Gte safe ground, referred us to America instead of Rome, as Lcelius—the name of that very man who is thus intro - is said Ministers intend trying. We have conversed with gory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. several intelligent and influential individuals of the West India NVilliamFrederick Dore, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, wine-merchant a case more in point. It spoke of Roman history as traduced arguing against it ! G eorge Vernon Jackson, Chichester-place, Battle-bridge, bode - body, and we find that they generally incline in favour of the seller. ditional; and in that sense opposed it to " modern facts." We should likewise- observe, that this dialogue is sup- exrriment. Its advantages are considerably exaggerated; but lr Macnin • , Finsbury-circus, merchant, The accomplished writer, we fear, scarcely knows the posed .to be spoken in the end of the second century, swill!, much t u h c r advantages. In the first place, it is considered it Thomas Baker, Rye, Sussex, tea-dealer. benefit the shipping interest; and, in the second Thomas C ra yden Swift , Eastchurch, Ke nt , victualler. meaning of the terms he misuses. The Roman hi stor y is B. C. Lcelius; ut an end to the ht . labour of the ne eminent for his practical. wisdom, and the plac e, it will p night labour of the negroes by Herbert Wyatt, Northumberland-street, M dealer. ary-le-bone. general' superseding the necessity of boiling-houses, and thus remove David B ra k e, S t. J h matter of moral certainty, at least as much as any "mo- intimate friend of the younger Scipio Africanas, is nar- -street, West Smithfield, dealer in beer . one of the great causes of complaint on the part of the einanci- Beni • Deane o n darn fact" likely to be found in the columns of the rating the history of a series of innovations, fatal, as he pationists. We shall probably return to this subject again. gent's-canal-basin,"ami Wyatt, ' Augustus-street, Cumberla nd-quay, Ile' Regent s-park, and Foley-place, Mary-le-bon e ' It is generally unde • understood here that the Marquis of Anglesey tim ber-merchant. _ Chronicle. says , t o the c on s t itution, which have been effectedby un- will not resume the government of Ireland. Basset Clarke Edwards, and Robert Blakeway, Stourbridge, WO' Moreover he conceives that the example of Rome is hallowed friendships and combinations. It is worthy of . cestershir Slander , rap George Warwick, coal-merchant_ inapplicable, because we go two tho usand years back : remark, that these mischiefs commence in the very period Richard Roberts, Birmin g h am , pl um b er. LOCAL. Thomas Beale, Birmingham, saddler, that the case of America is applicable, because it is mo - when ballot was in the course of introduction ; for this ■ Abraham Meredith, Bristol, coal-merchant, dern. We take leave to submit, that national compari- method' of voting was applied. -1 . By the Gabinian law, We understand that the trial of the Liverpool Town Due William Cutlack, Little p ort, Cambrid g eshir e , common-b. ' • - e . sons are then most fairly and philosophically drawn, when B. C. 139 , to the granting of ho nours and emoluments.— ,t au w s i.l is fix . d for the 14th of February, at Westminster, where . DIVIDENDS. be ti e 'led by the. Lord Chief - Justice of the Court of King's Feb. 19 C 'Caldwell and T. Smyth, Liverpool, and J. Forbes and they depend not upon irrespective coincidences in time, 2. By the Cassian, to trials, except in case of treason, Bench and •1 ' • D. Gregory ' . L d . • a specia j ury., on on,• bankers.-Feh. 15, J. Lister, Shelf, Yorkshire , but upon real coincidences : when, with a given period B. C. 137.-3. By the Papirian, to the passing of laws, We recommend to the attention of our readers the advertise- grocer. -F eb. -el). 18, J. Francis, Brighthelmston, Sussex, mere r - Feb Blackstone, jun., Gainsford-street, Horsel 'd e.- Southwark , 3 own, meatof the . . Penny Magazine, in another part of our paper. lighterman.-Feb. 16 B Linthorne, Walb in the history of one nation, we compare that period in B. C., 131.-4. By the 'Ccelian, to trials f ortreason, in- The volume for 1832, just completed, forms one of the most Crewkern; S '. 11' . omersets ire, merchants.-Feb. 18, D. Roderick, S t ", rook, and J. H. Jolliffe. the history of another nation, which agrees with it in its therto exempted, B. C. 123. elegant and certainly the very cheapest work we have ever seen. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-in-the-fields, victualler.-Feb. 15 " H. a n d principal characteristics r when we inquire not for what Now the. attempts of Tiberius Gracchus commenced The packet-ship V J. Cazenove Broad-street-buildings, irginian, Captain Harris, arrived on Tues- son, West Cowes, lsle • merchants.-Feb. 15, J. Hendee of Wight, silk-mercer.-Feb. 15, G. an d T• day from New York, afterwards discharged her cargo, took in a Ashby, Derb-l . . is simultaneous, but for what is analogous. within this period, and from' those attempts, as we have new one, and cleared out on Saturday, intending to sail on bury, hill-broker.-Feb, F rsi:___e o b i .ls, P. Fenn, Hyde-street, Bloom , ' II vthorn and W. E. Lloyd Burton' The main. engines of Government in England, since here seen, Cicero, by the mouth of Lcelius, dates the Sunday, but was prevented by adverse winds. She sailed upon-Trent, Staffordshire, linen-drapers.-Feb, 15, J. Elder', Oxford' yesterday. tt afi ren rs hor l l e e b -deget = Feb.. 21, S. and I. Knight, Mold, Flintshire , the revolution, used as auxiliary principles,—we mean, downfal of the Roman Constitution. • Todmorden, Lanes' Passengers in the Ajax, Captain Hiern, from New York :__. shire, Woollen lma • nu l c l t t u o r h e i r nso;, St ones, near as supplementary to the influence of loyalty, obedience, We bid adieu to John Thomas for the present. . Mr. Johnson and lady, Mrs. Hiern, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Bento- March 15, Al. Forster, NeWc.astlee-iipoil-'l'. Vincent, Bristol, tailor. gouch, Count St. Laurente, of France - Mr. Bell, of Scotland,- 28, A. Cockshaw, Leicester, stationer.- Y Fe • b. etm i g . eltr ar t..-Fev• . and habit,—have been patronage and property. Just so Swafiliam, Norfolk, money-scrivener. IT is impossible not to lament the success of those dis- and Captains Raber and Edwards, 22dRegiment. it was in Rome at the period of which we have made CERTI FICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to, the WY. 'zing doctrines. by which news a er writers, who organ' P P tra - r 3, on or before the 15th day of February. mention. The rapid acquisition of successive provinces from New York:-Messrs. Edwin N •' and It Sunderland, , Norris, . gain their living by agitation, and republicanpoliticians of England • Samuel Warren E.Pierre , and Thomas Donnall, of Ire- C. Bl oc k , Claph m W. W. Marsh, Oxford - - r s iii Te ad e - t plg o ce o , s S e urrey, boarding-house-keeper•- d . opened numberless appointments, and thus placed patro- ' land ;ellen; k .11er.-M. ,R. Dun and W Clete'b , who are anxious to establish a democratic government, Wm Thom sou and Wm. Whet • nacre in the hands of the senate-as a very effective engine ten, of New Y York; rrilommat,s Winn, , - London-street, Fenchurch-street, merchants .-W. 13 - E •W. - ' of P hiladelphia; George acre, coach-maker.-G. Price, Portland_ place-north, have succeeded in setting the different classes of the Dempster, Matthew Crawford, and R. Handyside, of Montreal; Surrey, bookseller. -E. Tobin, Fleet-street, tailor.-E. of government. While the long continuance of victory against each other, as if members of the same community . , J. P. Putnam, of Salem. Liverpool, corn-merchants.-W.H. S. and A. Penley, Portsea, Ilainly •and aggrandisement had enriched so many families, both P ATENT SCREW FID.-This is one of those useful inventions shire, stationers.:-W. 13(!nfield, St: Mary-at-hill, Tower -street P('''' body politic, whose interests are essentially interwoven, f umer, R. Wheeldon, Birmingham, victua ll er.-J. Freeman, Tower-street, 01 of the new and the old noblesse, that they constituted a which ought to be better known in the Royal Navy than it ap- ston-upon-Stour, 'Worcestershire, draper. . A -and who thrive by union, were, on the contraiy, natural pears to be, for it is already , as. adopted by the Americans, as well most powerful and influential aristocracy. Literature 'AI by our own merchant shipping; and we hear that it is not yet enemies. and art were at the same times preading among the corn- fitted on board one of his Majesty's ships 1 Nothing can be LIBEL :-Ex PARTE THE EARL OF LONSDALE.-In the Court of' . According to the delusive theories of a certain class of more simple or effica • mous. We propose giving a sketch of it King's Bench, on Monday Sir J. S • ' munity. Thus we have in Rome a state exhibiting great . • • in a future - number and shall merely observe, now, that it is cause why a criminal ' informationnotshocaurllsttmoved for a rule to `burg - be filed against Williatn, political economists, the disorders of the community are Stevens and others, printers and publishers of the Carlisle Journit inequalities of property ; and this is, in truth, the prig- the simple fid fitted with a screw at each end, by ' to be remedied, not by promoting the general welfare of which the mast may be struck, and also fidded, without start- there were two subjects on which attacks had b cipal . point to be considered in our own condition as af- . the whole, but by the destruction of particular interests ing . the rigging. Indeed, so great is the power of one hand Earl ;the fi rst was the St. Bee's Charity, and ' aefenase ma d e whichon the nud e fecting the ballot. Are we to reject such. an example, with it, that it would require no more to do either. It is the in- of l Lonsdale held under it ; and the second was the harbour of White, d the sacrifice of particular individuals and classes of v ' ention of Messrs. Pearce and Gardners, of Li verpoo l .- F rom of r e , : i; j a f l w o h s i t . a tt fi lis j. t o o rr e ipw as trustee. The affidavit of the Eat because it is two thousand years old ? No more than and fi rst, that when he took possession of iLi'l • the communit First and foremost the church is to be the Nautical Magazine for January, 1833. estates he found a lease which had been granted to his ancestors n` ' that of America, because it is three thousand miles off. y• , , ...._ . We e are requested to acknowledge the following sums, for the 1742, of certain lands belonging to the charity, but without pe issio! . . sacrificed, its revenues confiscated and their resent- os- . ,• •P P sufferers by the fire in Lancelot's-hey :- to work the mines on those lands. No attempt was made to wort But there is another reason, which renders the example sessors robbed of their subsistence, to promote the inte- . £s. D. the mines until after the present Earl came into possession of 0 1 _. ' of. America inapplicable to us. There is no great inequa- Ilichard Rathbone, Esq. 33 0 property, when he sunk shafts and worked them, and coals wen' . „ influence of rests of the agriculturist, and enable him to afford cheap taken up, but his Lordship was not aware that he 'had no t , per y ere •.there is no liiy of pro . tth - ainAiL, corn --then the agriculturist is to be sacrificed by the un - R R C d ey. R. ar well pertY," properly so called, to be preserved. What pe- ' . . - that he conditional abrogation Of the corn in order to pro- , Mr. Mander, Castle-street dantry, then,—for ignorance has its pedantry, — what . laws, ~, Mrs. Wason, Cornwallis-street vi p , Rev. J. Robinson 'de the labourer with cheap bread and enable - him - to 010 0 his Lordship by the present governors, including t h e mines, L i'" ' pedantry to appeal to America as a legitimate and para- No. 76, Rodney-st. per Rev. J. Robinson 1 0 0 which his Lordship paid a certain yearly rent, and a per centa•-, I'M , . w ork at wa es for the benefit - of the manufacturer. With respect to the second subject of attack-the harbour of Whity:ll e mount example, when the very question with us is, how Then the fundholder is to be • robbed by an intended FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.-On Friday last, 25th instant, ~,nedhpaarnteovfeWr derived any and one of the trustees of th e harbour ; thsi hi s,. the influence of property is to exist under the ballot, and . . . - breach of faith, as infamous as. any that was ever con- Philipps, here by H. M. Post-office packet Comet, Captain spent much money on it. i ro Lwhaaettevoefr Parliament harbour, but a h r a di I : when that country is deficient in what constitutes the ilipps, His Excellency the Marquis of Anglesey; Lord Lieu- passed with his Lordship's concurrence, but it gave hial as no a atnen, 4 (no templated in the most selfish schemes of political dis- principal - point at issue. tenant of Ireland, and suite Lord and Lady Cloncorry and influence, save a trifling one in the appointment of constables. ' lor, the honesty; as if the loss of any class could prove the gain suite, Sir George and Lady ' Hudson and suite. His Excellency Lordship stated tha,t he had never received any of the public no M a We lament that the editor of le Chronicle cannot go was landed at George's Pierhead, and, after a short delay at n w atever, excepthis_pay - as an officer in the army. The libels, in siK, th, - of another ; or even if it did, as if it were not an outra two thousand years back. But we beg to observe that . , ge the Royal Hotel, proceeded by the Railroad for Manchester, stance,iati received 1 1:1 Lor d.sh ip and his friends and dependants wit"' I n '''' on morals, and a most flagrant Contradiction to the spe- on his way to London. And, on . Saturday, by H. M. packet priatirig e t c o el hirnself 'lireni t l i l i i i m of of tlL public o money, and with apprn.j : C• he ought, to make himself acquainted with these matters Dolphin, , Captain Smithett, the Marchioness of Anglesey and mines, stating,that until restitution was made' i ? lf i ii i ri n, from the a tl t a t e aci n; , il ) , t cious professions of those who pretend to call themselves before he discusses the subject of the ballot. suite, Sir Wm. de Bathe, Sir John Burke, Colonel Butler, his Lordship's name. In the matter of the Whittihaven trust, hi!:tr,m the apostles of a new philanthropy and the friends of the M. P., Dr. Baldwin, M. P., the Honourable Arthur Pole, and Lordshipadmissions, was charged with altering an act of Parliament, on his 0 , 1 e v We trust his objection founded upon the two thousand a number of other distinguished individuals, after a quick pas- throwing oi gt he su i llx own v i ews as trustee of . the harbour; wit': , I „,` human race, to advocate the spoliation of one man to years has been shown to be not unanswerable. A man sage of less than twelve ours.h All these distinguished persons reach. The libels alsoo allu e de t. ( ia t n o ta t z e ll iir a o n c d oe s c ird ,s m i l forth il the (in o .c 4 r Zi enrich another • or, as if an manpretending to be a expressed themselves highly gratifiedwith the • le accommodations stated that his Lordship had not answered the charg es arei c i e n r sl ' ' hira' lh'.! labouring under the gout, and wanting information, , y . .. and superior sailing of these packets. and also referred to the proceedings in the house la , • ashamed to have it said of statesman ought not to be . .. o f Coimnons, t 1 would rather look to a case of gout two thousand years The venerable Lord Stowell, ' now in the 87th year of his age, which it him, as Cato said of some of his cotemporaries—Liber. . hbels also stated, that during the seven years his Lordship rl' back, than to a case of toothache at the same instant. re • • • mains in a very precarious state at his seat at Early Court, Lieutenant of Cumberland he had realized J.:135,000 ~ t"74 a ‘ l t e . Was hoc demum appellatur aliena bona largtri The near Reading. ments were fully denied by the affidavit of the noble Earl. Tli‘i Fos: So we rather look to Rome, for a case which is in the a • Court granted a rule, and also a similar rule against Ann Lough pro' suei . •• • . . commandment of the gospel was, that we should love one . prietor and printer of a Kendal paper, for similar libels. - ' I main points parallel, than to America,. for one which is DOCK AFFAIRS ,but the commandment of these men is, that we • ..... - ---.._______.„_...-s, qr. not. The earth is in the same position to-day that it was \Nil. • •should hate one another • that every man's hand should .. BIRTHS. ,ij, ) , five hundred years ago; .but it was in a very different . ' d Having last week copied from the Albion a statement p ut- against his brother, and that the rich and in- t,' - t poor, poring obe a report of proceedings at a meeting of the Dock of John Dudley, Esq., of a son. On Friday, the 11th instant, at Winsford Lodge, Cheshire, the kali to one yesterday, and will be so again to-morrow. So that • ~ of meeting together as children of the same Lord Committee under the fore oin title as an act of justice to Mr. jon Sam l e ,s day, o r a N s Vinsford Lodge, Cheshire, the lady of John DuillcY. Ti a, a much nearer point of time affords a far worse point of .• • who created them all, should regard each other as op- Askew we now publish the following, from the Albion of yes- On Tuesday, the lad instant, at Toxteth-park, the lady evil -t‘ of H comparison. There are such things as "periodical terday :- Byrom, Esq., of a daughter. Th, pressors and enemies. times in the lives of nations, and leading points may be "We insert the following documents at the request ofMr. As- ItIARRIF-V. - rt. ! Nothing can be more mischievous or more untrue. kew •; merel) premising that the sum of " £29" was a mis- In London, on Tuesday last, Jason Smith, Esq., Baker-street, t ° " • markedand matched in them, however different and dis- - Harriett, daughter of William Beckwith France, E sq., Cadogan-plat.,• e • All the great interests of the community are inseparably print for " £20;" an error for which the printer is to b lame, On Thursday last, at Bishop Burton, by the Rev. S. Crerke, . 1 ' Th: taut in absolute time they may be. This is the true spi- and not the gentleman who furnished the reportof the proceed- Hall, Esq., of Scarbro', to Sarah, eldest dautrhter of Richard V. a t t Th united, and must stand and fall together. The hostility ings in the Dock Committee. tit of analogy. We are, an old people : so were the Ro- Esq., of Bishop Burton, Yorkshire, and of Spink Hall, near Liverpoo . ' Th' which has been excited between the agricultural and , January •26, 1833. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Bev. T. S. llowstead, :N:i , -.; mans under the ballot. The Americans are an infant S IR,- -In order to remove any unfavourable impression which Samuel Ryder, commercial traveller, to Miss Ann M•Call, nieen •0 , ' commercial interests is a part and parcel of this malig- ' William Geddes, Brownlow-street. rh: people; and we are content to take resemblances from your statement in the Albion of Monday may have made relative Same day, at St. Mary's, Bryanstn-square, Thomas Bulkele sq.] he nant system and is as fallacious in theory as it is mis. to the proceedings against Captain Eldridge, Ibe to hand ou ancient times, rather than dissimilarities from modern • ' Y Ist Regiment of Life Guards, to Frances Emilia Rivers, . daughter vi W i t, chievous in its application. Mr. Cayley in his pamph- the accompanying letter from the solicitor . . employed in the af- Sir Francis Freeling, Bart. ' e fair • and trust the same publicity will be given in the papers - ones.DIED: let. on corn says, that a shopkeeper in a farming district, th at ' copy it from you that they afforded in the accusation. AtA Ever since the appeal to history on this question has lam your obedient servant,. . On Sunday last, at her brother's house, Anson-street, aged 3 6 , tic when wheat was at 90s. sold goods to the amount of Elizabeth, relict of Mr. been made, the Radicals have, as was to be expected, To Mr. Bean. - - '' ,- JOHN ASKEW. G. C. Gosling, of Lee House, Biddulph, nes' £6OOO per annum for prompt payment ; when wheat fell , Congleton, and the youngest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Fran' n e , floundered sadly. The London Standard quoted the au- DEAR SIR,-I read in the Albion, of yesterday, an article ce,i j - s i; of ,, t hi s town. in to 60s. he only sold £4OOO worth, and was forced to give headed "Dock Affairs," in which reference is made to the ar- Chester, n th a e Y ne t y li . e c tli os in i s z t io tT i t a , ,: t hoinsereordoeioncWAtehoefi Prebendaries , o f Iygr; a re thority 'of Cicero against the ballot. It was admitted by credit to more than half his customers, and when wheat 119 f is Z d ptpti n T i cl e ric a lm s l t )y f yn, In .. tl i f d oll d owinf tejms t :-- Cathedral and late of Hyde Abbey School, near that city- - ; t he ' the Morning Chronicle : and here again the Liverpool fell to 545. and 48s. his sales were reduced to £3OOO, and Ca nning was L'i r fli . rr ß eli' l :,t; grlgst:tr , t',Lea' Chronicle did not venture to contest the Roman ground. Askew, for £29, and to his being sent, subsequentlY, by a sYonalg- upon being elevated to die very little of it paid when due. ing-house, though he referred Captain Askew to his attorney, prebendal stall, and, it is reported, would have promoted him PI gv , But then a writer, subscribing himself J. T., and whom and to the house of Baring Brothers and Co., for the settlement the see of Winchester had an opportunity offered. - • " The action of one foot cannot correspond more ex- Same day, at his residence, Yew Tree House, Latchford, aged 68 ,..1 -'•,() we may therefore call John Thomas, in the Liverpool of the account." John 'Wilson, Esq., much respected and deeply lamented by 1 0 ' -'", actly with another " says Mr. Cayley, "than did this As your attorney in this matter I den • the , , . ) correctness of this family and friends. 1, ' Albion, complains of the ignorance displayed by both ' sentence. I applied by letter to Eldridge for payment of your On Tuesday last, after a protracted illness, aged 29, Mr. James Mil' d. mans trade with the price of corn. The losses of retail these London papers, .and enunciates, with much confi- account. He called the next day, (when you were with rne, le t, Finch-street. must extend themselves to the wholesale trade,and if the accompanied by a . stranger. They offered you a sum, which On Wednesday last, aged 42, most beloved and respecte d, Cl mete f ro,. " tint, the wife of Mr. J. .111arsh VI b . • dente, a series of wild assertions, which it would require - you declined receiving. I then told Lldridge . l must adopt le-aenr-dmsirxc childrenh '• of, to thi deplorethis town, l ai r dis ' wholesale merchant's custom fail him, the demand from ing a' n infirm and allicted h us b an d , '' much time to expose in detail. gal proceedings to procure pa) ment; . and, as he was a foreigner, severe and irreparable bereavement. the manufacturer is reduced in the same proportion." I must proceed by arrest, and hold him to bail, and desired he Same day, aced 27, Mr, William Robinson, Chatham-street. le vi For the present we shall be contented with submitting . . D would give me the name of his attorney in the course of the At Devizes, Widow Crook, aged 103. ( list en is It to set these interests in o - How malignant, then , . , to our readers, and to john Thomas, the following suffix ' morning, that I might direct the officer to call upon him, in- _ ....e by Position to each other ! stead of putting Eldridge to inconvenience, and, in the course ilia ciently literal•translation of a part of the twelfth chapter .• .. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The same may be said of the merchants and shopkee - D of the morning, he sent me the following note :-- ro e 20thDecember,1832. of Cicero de Amicitia. It is only necessary to premise, - - ' " Liverpool,- , ree,. ers in this town. If it were not for the capital of the o Ur. Thomas Davenport, ‘ We are obliged by the communication of J. M., but have 0' Di( that these, sentiments are put into the mouth of Lcelius, - " Sir,-My attorney is Mr. Richard Brooke, and m security y et had time to )erizse it " • 4 wholesale merchant, what would become of the retail is Messrs.d C I sir, ' Y ' who is introduced by Cicero as instructing his two sons- Baring Brothers an o.- am,.. your most obdt. „ In answer to FAIRPLAY'S inquiry, we beg -to inform him tha t s'er shopkeeper ?—what would become of the upper class of servant, ‘• JOHN ELDRIDGE. - lie it is our intention shortly to lay . before our readers son° ~ v in-law and paitners in the dialogue, Fannius and SCO3.- shopkeepers who are supported directly b y the mer. A writ was then issued, and you made oath to £2O and up- particulars- relating to `. Exclusive dealing'! among the ‘_ , OF vela, and who manifestly is made to express the senti- ' chant ?—what would become of the lower class of shop- ri ge s attorney, and lell.him I had been referred to him by Eld 'cl 'lt ments of Cicero himself. • FIDEL'S lin.; been received; and shall appear in ourtiers ; ° " keepers who are supported by the mechanics and labour. Eldridge's note. The day following Dry called upon me, and C., a nd i/ • Stanz as of . F. D . - heli Be this rule then established in friendship, that we neither said he had seen Mr. Brooke, who declined giving bail or in al so it ers who gain their bread iu the employ of the merchant? we decline. . request what is dishonourable, nor do it when ourselves re- terfering, as he had not been consulted, and I then (and not The Wanderer's Return , i ! the • quet.ted; for it is a mean excuse and by no means admissible, as Let the shopkeepers calmly and dispassionately reflect on before) gave Dry Eldridge's address, who was arrested in the ARGus has our thanks, and the matter of which he' treats sho, Stu usual manner. not be lost sight of: thy: . , ill offences of other kind - s - ; go in those against the state, to avow this. No one is justified in attempti •ng to force their These are the facts in reference to the arrest, and I contra- Several of our Corremondents' avours are necev •hri/ vo,rpond der having done them on a friend's behalf. For our position, Fan- consciences or controul their votes, but, they are griev- diet the writer in the Albion, and say Eldridge was not arrrested • k tree in te resting - 9 , •. 1 • o ti very news front tat Lint fir e for £29, but for £2O; that he was not sent to a sponging -house, or t 6' ) ta m te a s . . e room for • nius and Sccevola, is such, that we ought .to contemplate while ou.siv. deluded if they fancy that the interests of the met- called upon by the officer, till - the . attorney he referred to had been ............a......... ............,.......„...„..,...., . ' yet remote the prospective fortunes of the republic. Our prac- • . to t . chant are in any respect opposed to their own. The prst called upon, and refused to interfere on his behalf ; and that tice has already swerved goinewhal from the track and course of did not refer to Baring Brothers and Co. for the settlement LIVERPOOL.-Printed on Tuesdays and Fridays. in Union Buildi -,' qpi , prosperity of the one is the prosperity - of the other—they our ancestors. Tiberius Gracchus strobe to make hitnself king; of the account, but merely as his ~. .1 lte i-street, xchange, ; eu , bail, as is shown by his own John Street, and Published at - -. 1 ' E i l• t nay, of a truth, he was king for a few months. • Had the Roman must stand and fall together ; and those politicians who note ; and, in truth, that he had every courtesy shown to him.- SAITUE!. FRANCEYS, Stationer, of /kl . o. 7, Anson-street. .Orders (n, '1 h: Advertisements are also received in London by Messr s . MA3%, and I am, Sir, yours &c. people, I pray you, heard' or seen any thing like this? I can - are endeavourin g to sep ar ate them , are, the y ma y rest us- - - = . -- • THOS.' DAVENPORT." & Co .' Warwic4 ' -square Neweate•4reet; and Mr. Banicez, 4 " 4 -s , not state without tears what, after his death, - his friends and re- red, their deadliest foes. : , • . Commerce-cow Fleet-street. Commerce-cowl, Lord-street, Jan. 22, 1833. th e , , Ye: iii., 4 at the L ~-, ve -.