The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-30 00:00:00

Ent Ettbito. To sail positively on the 'lath of May. ,4 6 1 For CALCUTTA, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, J A ME'S li A RG REA 'VHS, Commander, (Late first Officer of this Ship llarthen per register 565 tons. This vessel has ost capacious Arid comfortable accommodations for passenger. nd her cabins purposely adapted f o r the I n dia trade. A Surd ou is provided. For freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. • To be de.spatc",ed immediately, For CALCUTTA, , 11 .1 4 " 9-4- The new Ship BLAK LY, Thos. JAcKsoN, COIT ander. For freight or passage apply on board, in c Prince's Dock, oi.tn TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. To sail 10th May, with liberty to touch at Madeira. For BOMBAY, The Ship HUDDERSFIELD, EDWARD NOAKS, Ma r; A 1, burthen 316 tons.—For freight or a age apply to the Master on board, in the Prince's Dock, o o CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co. For BOMBAY, Direct, The fine W Barque IL J. BtiaroN, Mast r; t rI Will sail positively on the 20th ay.—For freight or pissvre apply on board; to Messrs. ALEXANDER MAC GREGOR and 60. or to WILLIAM CLAY, Broker. n i Will be imdediately des atched. For BOMBA . The BOUNTY H LL, J. NARDING, CO ander ; Now loading in the Prince's Dock.—A ly to TAYLOR, POT -1 an, and Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD. broker. 14 . ZEteot Ent lieo. For DEMERARA )I , Z' . The JOH NSTOIE, - IVITHERSON, Com inder; Now lying in the Prince's Dock. Apply to SANDBACH, TIME, and Co. To sail 511 i May. For DEMERA A, • The fine A 1 Barque PREPID, AtMeica' R. MORISON, COM ander; 232 tons.—For freight or passage apply o board, King's Dock, or to ROBINSON and GIRVIN, Mason-street. unto *tato. To sail on the 3d May, and will not be detained, having three-fintrths of her cargo en, aged. For NEW YORK oii;i 4 ' 2 ‘4 The flue first-class American 'ip CASCO, Captain DANIEL L. C OATE; Burtlicu about 300 tons, sails fast, and wil not be detained.— For freight or passage apply on board, in Prince's Dock, or to WADDINGTON, 110 LT, and Co. For PROVIDENCE, R. I. To sail on Sunday n xt. a 'it The fine American Barque LAZARD, —. DANIEL JACKSON, .1% aster; Buriben 232 tons; lying iu Prince's D •Ic.—For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to W. C. MOLYNEUX, Hargraves-buildings. steam Xabigation. CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, For BORDEAUX, calling at PLYMOUTH, kThe well-known - first-class Steam-packet LEEDS, x. JAMES PEI , ;N, Couruander, Will sail from the Custom-house Quay, bliu, for the above Port, on SATURDAY, the 4th May, at 11 'clock in the Fore noon, and is intended to sail regularly e a month through out the season, calling at PLYMOUTH o her voyage both out and home, to land and receive Passengers. Cabin Fare—Dublin to. Bordeaux.. £7 7 0 „ „ Plymouth to Ditto... 55 0 The Fares by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork to Dublin to join the Leeds, will be allowed in part payment of the Fare to Bordeaux. _ _ For further particulars apply at the Company's Office, 15, Eden Quay, Dublin; John Lickle Cork; Bill Charley, Bel fast; John Gimmell, GlasgOw_; William Saunders, Vauxhall Quay, Plymouth; W. S. Smith, 16, John-street, Crutched friars, London; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux, or SAMUEL PEI{IX, 27, Water-street. Liverpool, April, 1833. For GREtNOCK and GLASGOW, With Goods and P«ssengers to the &virilelaw. The. GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL SHIPPING COMPANY'S fine STEAM PACKETS, LIVERPOOL —Rom llEpa Jul, Commander. MANCHESTER H. IN , A IN, Commander. • CLYDE ROBT. CRA oar), Commander. AILSA CRAIG T Y LIE, Commander. sail, as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without pilots, calling (weather permitting) at the Isle of Man and Port patrick (with Passengers only:) The AILSA CRAIG, To-Moßßow (Wednesday) the Ist of May, at Nine o'clock at Night. • '1 he MANCHESTER, on SATURDAY next, the 4th of May, at Twelve o'clock Morning. . , Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN, 3, Drury-lane, Water-street: LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL. . PACKET BOATS From Liverpool to Bootle, Litherland, Crosby, Aintree, South port, Wigan, Manchester, land Intermediate Places, Daily. U N and after To-Monaow, (Wednesday) the Ist of May, / V.l the PACKET-BOATS will leave the Can Basin, (Back Leeds-street), Liveipool, for 13ootle, Litherla d, and Crosby, and Return to the same place seven times ead day, until the Ist of June, when the Extra Boat will, as usual, ommence lying;p from that time until the Ist October, the Communications between Liverpool, and those places of fashionable resort, will be eight times each day ; to and from Southport, if iyan, Man chester, 4.c. once, each day. Carriages attend the Packets daily at Scarisbrick Bridge, to convey PassengerS to Southport, where they arrive from Liver pool at 12 o'Clock, and from Manchester at Four o'Clock. dirrival and Departure (f Packets, Daily, during the Summer Months, except Saturday and Sunday. Arrive at B' o- Arrive at lArriv!,atC'rosby t.eare Liverpool. tie Hotel. Litherland. oppo.tzte Hotel. 11. M. H. 11. li. M. 11. M. il 0 rning at.... 6 15 7 0 7 20 7 30 - at.... 8 0 8 45 9 5 9 15 - at.... )0 0 10 45 11 5 11 15 Afternoon at.. 1 30 2 10 2 30 2 40 - at.. 4 0 4 40 5 5 3 15 at,. 5 0 5 45 6 5 -- -- at,. 7 0 7 4.5 8 5 8 15 Extra Boat at 8 0 8 45 9 3 SATURDAY. Morning at.... 6 15 7 0 7 20 7 30 - at.... 8 41 8 45 9 5 • 9 15 - at.... 10 0 10 45 11 5 11 15 Afternoon at.. 1 30 • 2 10 • 2 50 2 40 - at.. 4 0 410 55 I 5 15 , ----- at.. 5 . 0 5 45 6 5 - at.. 8 0 8 45 9 5 9 15 - SUNDAY. " Morning at.... 7 0 7 45 8 5 8 15 - at.... 9 0 9 45 10 5 10 15 Afternoon at.. 1 30 2 10 2 30 2 40 - at.. 7 0 7 45 8 5 8 15 leave Crosby, opposite Leave Luther- ' Leave Bootle. Aril ', ve erroaul. t Lt- Hotel. land. 11. M. 11. M. 11. M. 11. M. Morning at.... 7 45 8 0 8 30 9 15 - at.... • 9 20 9 30 10 0 10 40 - at ... 11 30 11 40 12 10 1 0 Afternoon at.. 3 0 3 10 3 49 4 25 - at.. 5 20 5 30 5 50 6 30 6 10 6 40 7 25 Evening at.... 7 30 7 40 8 0 8 45 Bxtra Boat a t 9 5 9 25 10 0 SATURDAY. Morning at.... 7 45 8 0 8 30 9 15 ---- at.... 9 20 9 30 10 0 10 45 --., at.... 11 30 11 40 12 10 1 0 Afternoon at.. 3 0 3 10 3 40 4 25 6 10 6 40 7 25 Bvening at.... 7 3() 7 40 8 0 8 45 ,---- at.... 9 20 9 30 9 50 10 35 SUNDAY. Morning at.... 7 30 7 40 8 10 8 55 - at.... 8 30 8 4u 9 10 9 5-5 Afternoon at.. 5 45 5 55 6 20 7 0 livening at.... 7 45 7 53 8 20 1 9 0 For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, 0-v and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, \ The new Steam Boat S T. ALEXANDER .AY, Commander; Propelled with Two Engines of 'ighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George orrester and. Co. St. Patrick Wice, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. April 15, 1833. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing date the 22d day of May, 1811, awarded and issued forth t i against HENRY CLARK, by the na e and description of Henry Clarke, Of Literpdol, iti the cooly of Lanca`ster, Mer chant, (partner with Robert Tod, la f Liverpool aforesaid, but now of Rio de Janeiro, in So America, which said Henry Clarke and Robert Tod are the surviving partners of George Tod, late of Liverpool aforesaid, merchant, deceased,) intend to meet on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of May next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a further Dividend of the joint Estate and Effects of the said Henry Clarke, Robert Tod, and George Tod, which have come into the hands of the Assignees under the said Commission against the said Henry Clarke, unto and amongst the joint Creditors of the firm of Clarke and Tods; when and where all such joint Creditors as have not already proved their Debts under the said Commission are to come in and prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. And all claims not then made will be disallowed. - NORTH, •Solicitor. fp.bipping Intelligente. FRIDAY, 26th April.—Noon, Wind variable—Fair. ARRIVED :—Alert, Snowdon, from Jamaica—Cheshire, Campbell, from Barbadoes—Scotia, —, from Smyrna—Tiphys, Shaw, from Jersey—Zante, Williams, from Leghorn and Zante. Lady East, for New South Wales, grounded out side last night, but was got off; she must be discharged to repair. Britannia, Short, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia. Liverpool, Rowe, from do. do. Ditto, Luce, from this port for Bay Chalcur, was spoken 13th inst. in lat. 49, long. 29. Wilsons, —, frum this port for Demerara, was seen 23rd inst. off Tuskar. SATURDAY, 27th April.—Noon, Wind N.—Fair. ARRIVED :—Harlequin, Ashton, from Maranham ; (sailed the sth March;—llopkinson, White, from Demerara—Britannia, from Africa ; (sailed sth Feb.)—Lydia, Gibb, from Jamaica ; (sailed 21st March)— Ifogarth, Allen, from Charleston ; (sailed 25th March;—Elizabeth, Callender ; and William, Larmour, from Charleston—Eldon, Faddy, from Virginia—Royal Adelaide, Taite, from Savannah; (sailed 26th March)—Wallsend, Reynolth, from Philadelphia—Crusader, from Honduras and Jersey—Happy Return, Wesley, from Faro—Sophia, Couche, from St. Michael—Janet,— from Odessa—Defiance, Kirk, from Trieste—Jane, England, from Palermo—Dennett, Harrison ; and Concepcion, from Bilbua—Emma, ; and Carriana, from Lisbon—lsabella, Thompson, from Ilamhro—Tickler, Tessier, from Demerara; (sailed 4th of March)—Hazard, Jackson, from Savannah ; (sailed 27th March)—Venus, Jackson, from Savannah ; (sailed 23rd March)—Nestor, --, from St. John, N.B.—Antigua Packet, Cherry; and Nereid, , from Sicily. Emma, Harris, from Milford, with part of the cargo of the Cheviot, from Bahia. Jane, Bruton, from Savannah. On 13th inst. in long. 29 W. lat. 49 N. spoke the brig Ditto, of Jersey, from this port to Bay Chaleur, 17 (lays at sea. On 21st instant, in long. 12, W. lat. 50 30, N. spoke the Sir Walter Scott, from this port to Bay Chaleur. On 22nd instant, off Kinsale, spoke the brig Cherub, of Maryport, with passengers from Ireland to Quebec. Lady Charlotte, Lethbridge, from this port, at Africa. Harriett, Mitchinson, from this port, at Maranham. William Pitt, -, from this port, for Savannah, was off Charleston 27th March. Garonne, Hicks, from this port, at Venice. Amelia, Lake, hence at Trieste. Hardware, Seward; hence at Leghorn. Bispham,•Evans, from this port and Genoa, at Leghorn. Ceres, lhlen, hence at Ostend. William Rathbone, , at Africa. Morro Castle, - ,hence at do. Levant, Fox, hence at Limerick. William and Mary, Parrott, sailed from Cork for Newfoundland 22nd April. Swiftsure, , from Africa, for this port, was spoken on the line. Genoa, from Antigua for Whitehaven, was spoken 2Gth instant, off Tuskar. William Biack, Darby, sailed from Cadiz for Dublin and this port -2nd Feb., and has not been heard of since. SAILED :—Minx, Rend, for La Guayra—Waltham, Shildon, for New Orleani—Bridget, Corran, for Africa—Byron, Stewart, for Hambro— Oak, Ritchie, for Riga—lsabella Anderson, for Copenhagen—Hero, Harrison, for Newfoundland—Monkey, Curgill, for Lisbon—Hope, White, for New York—Amelia, M'Taggart, for Pernambuco—Albion, Ritchie, for Riga—Manby, Stone, for Bremen—Adventure, Cuthbert son, for Lisbon—Annie, Mainland; for Barbadocs. SUNDAY, 2Sth April.—Noon, Wind W.—Fair. ARRIVED :—Henry, Nowell; and Hortensia, Purss, from New Orleans—Augusta, Petrie; Forth, Hunter; and Rhode Island, Man chester, from Savannah—Tay, M'Cready, from New York—Caledonia, M'Lay, from St. John, N.B.—Nereid, Bond, from Trieste—Majestic, ; and Princess Charlotte, M'Kean, from New Orleans— Mary, Owen, from Charleston—Pacific, from Savannah—Lima Packet, Cunningham, from Trinidad—Ann Baldwin, from London— Phcenix, Dierendonek, from Ostend—Minerva, Ankens, from Rotter dam—Amity, Mathers, from Ceara,—Ceres, II überts, from Amsterdam. Margaret, Roper, from Bombay. On the 13th instant, in lat. 40 59, long. 34 30, spoke the Neptune, from Singapore for London ; the captain and mate sick; sent 3 men on board of her. Effort, Mahony, from Trinidad ; sailed 16th March, in company with the Port Glasgow, for this port. Atlantic, Given, - froin New Orleans, sailed 22nd March, and from the Balize 24th March. Grace, , from Antigua, off this port. Chester, from London, off do. Maypo, Cragg, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed for Intermedlos and Callao 21st Jan. HOLYHEAD, APRIL 27.—Througliout last night wind S. W. strong breeze, with very thick fog. At 2 a.m. the brig Vulture, Barry, from Valparaiso to Liverpool, struck on a sunken rock, about two miles *and a half at the back of the Head, and this morning was taken in tow by a steamer, being then in a sinkinr , state, and got into the pier. On 20th instant the Vulture spoke the schooner Intrepid, of Prince Edward's Island, from Newfoundland to Oporto. 25th inst. brig Elizabeth, from this port to Oporto, Ist, 50 30, long. 6 30. The schooner Margaret, Wlaally, from Cardiff to Preston. ran on shore at•Cuinmuran, at 2 a. m. a place seven miles at the back of the Head, in Carnarvoh Bay ; crew saved ; the vessel a total wreck. MONDAY, April 29th—Noon, Wind. N. W.—Fair. ARRIVED :—Grace, Davies, from Antigua—Edwin, Wilson ; and Aheona, Chambers, from New Orleans—Silas Richards, Bursley, from New York—Julia, Lundt, from Ostend; sailed 9th instant. .4/so .4rrired :—Chester, Thomas, from London—Wellington,Owens, from Poole—lsabella, Brown, from Strangford—Ellen, Cringle, from Port-a-ferry—Ailsa Craig, (steamer) from Glasgow. Lavinia, Gray, hence at Van Dieman's Land Bth Nov. Mail, Rowett, hence at do. 12th Nor. Phoenix, Hartly, hence at Antigua. Antigua Packet, Knight, hence at Antigua. Eleanor, Boylan, hence at New Orleans. Hope, Roals, hence at Mobile. Martha, Kelso, hence at Charleston. Percival, Forrest, hence at Savannah. Eldon, M'Alpine, from Clyde, at New York. United States, M`Michael, hence at Philadelphia.. Fama, Winsor, hence at Boston. Margaret Hall, Forbes, hence at Boston. Pyrenees, --, from Odessa for this port, at Gibraltar. Courier, Gwatkins, Cape of Huyton, at Cowes, Lady Eleanor, Duncan, hence at Limerick, Malvina, Beard, hence at Cork. Henry Kneeland, —, from Mobile, for this port, was seen 28th of March off the Bahama Islands, The Arethusa, —, hence for Barbadocs, was seen 22nd instant, off Tuskar. _ The Fletcher, Scott, hence for New Orleans, foundered between the Silver Keys and Square Handkerchief. The master and five of the crew arrived at Cape Ilaytien on 2nd March. The Minstrel Boy, M• rise, from Demerara, for St. John, N.B. was driven on shore Bth March, between Cape Split and Cape Blow-me down, and was feared would be totally lost. The Mary . Wemyss, Murray, from Wilmington, for the West Indies, capsized in a squall 9th Feb. on the edge of the Gulf Stream ; the crew saved. SAILED :—Arab, Ball, for Philadelphia—Ceres, Craighead, for St. Petersbuth—Frances, Leslie, for Charleston—Sandbach, Ilispham, fur Demerara—lndian, Borthivlck, for Montreal. SPECIMENS OF BRIBERI Jo tiN ALLEN was then called in and examined by Igr as follows : __ ___......... Are you a freeman of Liverpool ?--No. i e ctio s Do you remember the second day of the last e verpool ?—Yes. Were you walking with your b ro th er -in-law all °il l of that day in Dale- s treet ?—Yes.' Did you meet any body there ?—Yes. Who was it you met ?—I met two gentlemen- Who were they ?—I knew one of them. ~__l es. Do you know a man of the name of Clapping ' Was he with you ?—Yes. I il' Who was the gentleman you met ?—Hobert Ilare i Dd he wear red ribons ?—Yes. Dd you meet a man of the name of Bruffield ?---"Se' What is Bruffield-I—A bricklayer by trade. Has Bruffield a family ?—Yes. the ° S i l Did Mr. Horsfall speak to Bruffield ?—The o to him first. , ~,, 0 1 What did he say to him ?—He asked him if he vote, and he said he was going to vote for Mr. , h iA other chap called him aside, and Mr. Horsfall ga' e ve silver and. a sovereign in gold. He gave him a s° 4 half-crowns. Did you see the money ?—Yes. ° Did Air. Horsfall take Bruffi2ld up the passage an entry way. f Did you follow him up that entry ?—Yes. . Was he in conversation with Bruffield for some tin in conversation about two or three minutes. „ h et 11 I understood you to say that vou saw Mr. 1 1 ° — . give Bruffield a sovereign and 4 'h a lf- cro wns ?- I( ''' Did you distinctly see the money ?—Yes. Br affl Did Bruffield then go away with you?—N° , .1 with the man that Horsfall. Where did he go was to ? with He went to Vauxhall-road BP'l Did you follow him ?—I did. Did you hear Bruffield vote ?—I saw him vote. cif For whom did he vote ?—For Lord Sandou an d Douglas. Do you know who Mr. Horsfall is ?—Yes. Is he the son of the mayor of Liverpool ?—l r e g lo How long have you known Bruffield ?—For twe his father before him. And Bruffield is a bricklayer?—Yes, and his fatb ei t Where does Bruffield live ?—At No. 5, Glads tone of Vauxhall-road. d 4 Did you see Mr. Horsfall very actively eraploje election ?—Yes. , • Cross-examined by Mr. Harrison. What are you ?—A labourer. What sort of labour do you do ?—An excavator. Are you an Irishman or an Englishman ?- 4 ain man of course. tP •c How long have you been in Liverpool ?—Ab out ? Did you take any art in the election yourself you ULM.. ....y P.. are a good many of my relations freemen : about now. ~ to the'; I understand that when Bruffield went over of the way you followed ?—Yes. yes. A' That was to watch and see what was done t iff And you went up the entry afterwards to see Wh3 —Yes. a ia. You did not get near enough to hear what wasesiosoil Do you mean to say that they let you come UP e p —I mean to say that I saw him give him the ra o .o. How far where you off when the money was b as near as I am to you now. Was anybody present besides Mr. Horsfall, prf you ?—And another chap with red ribbons. to I understand you to say that you followed them passed ?—Ycs of course. gi Did you hear what passed between Mr. lio rsfr field ?—I have no explained what I heard. tob• Then you did t hear any more than what y ou tleman ?—No. Who did •wards .t no did you tell this story to lust, ... my own brother-in-law. Who is he 7—Claey, a shipwright. Who did Claffey ff vote for 7—For M r . Ewart B° a I do W n. . f 0 0 1 Would you have voted for Mr. Ewart too 1 • vote ?—I would have voted for Mr. Thornely. Then you saw Bruffieid and heard him poll F A sr. Who did he poll for ?—For. Lord Sandon an d / 0 Are you certain of that ?—Yes. You have no doubt that you heard him poll ?- -- " Vg' poll. And you heard him poll for Lord Sandon and —Yes. r When you had told this story to your brotbelio? anybody send you to take your story down in vaitjelot' "When did you first hear that you were to coil, g , About a week since. Had you told anybody what you were to sa y be t°l came here except your 'brother in law ? -1 es ' Hervey. Whois Mr. Hervey 2—A solicitor at Liverpool -the How came you to go to Mr. Hervey ?—I we nt tar Hail. y d you heard that anybody that went eatin g as ng - there would come up to town and have goo e ing?--No, I did not. Was not it understood in Liverpool ?—I do no t h fle my own concerns. L ase Did not you know that if you went and told a o say anything when you came to town you would bet to town and good eating and drinking e—l wa nt ° and drinking than I get at home. fler c ef f Did not you know that if you went to Mr . - coo e that you could say something about the election, • c i tic sent to town and taken care of in town, V i v oif ol back again.-1 wanted none of that; I did not, t I g,/ about it; I want no eating and drinking but w" 3 , 0 11. Do yo u . pay for your own eating and - driukiog What, in town What have they given you altogether ? — T• te, no money. Did they give you a subpoena ?—Yes. tb at What did they give you when they gave y °o , gave nothing to me, they gave it to my wife. l osi What did they give your wife ?—I cannot saY my wife ; I was not by when she received it. are 051 You have no idea what your wife had ?—I pound. And that is all you had ?—I got none of that. w Does she keep a separate purse ?—She may away. You do not expect anything else ?—No. ge t! Pe You have heard nothing about a reward t o 1 1 a no reward. Have you heard anything about a large T Ov • 0 1 tamed ?—Ndo o, I ot have not. wh at • n expect to get anything but received ?—No, I do not want anything. Re-examined by Mr. Rushton. „b', You say that Mr. Hervey served you with „ort' he gave your wife about a pound • wa s that to Orr during your absence ?—lt was no thing. f Have you had any temptation or promise wou, giving your evidence? No, I have not; an d h upon You at account have come . forward to give your infornle t this sovereign and the four h a lf-crowns, vitt l ' ell 1 4 ducement ?—Yes. 0 0 Has any one told you when you came here 0 0 , examined on your oath ?—I knew I was to be e oath. The oath has not been administered to you b ag it. ee it has not. i f You are speaking the truth as much as if on our oath ?—Yes. The witness withdrew. MR. ROBERT HORSFALL was called in and e ° Hutchinson as follows : What are you ?—A broker. d i/ Do you live in Liverpool ?—Yes, I do. a t Do you know a man of the name of Brum e ia that Do you recollect being with any man of poll. or in the course of the election at all?- - Z p ia, o f Were you with a man of the name of BralLot, al man up an entry in Dale-street?—No, I w as Did you give a man of that name, or aliJseir pound and tour half crowns to vote for Lord Howard Douglas ?—No. s ° Or any other sum ?—None whatever. A r ibl y i d 4 Do you recollect whether you wore r f eu p or , Howard Douglas came into the field 0 " . " pa llje me; at least I never showed it. Do you know in Liverpool a family of the croft ?—Very well. They are a father and five sons ?—Sis ft" Do you know when that famil polled " ° fit' At what period of the election did theY P day. m i lli be abbell i At what part of the second day ?—lt 1 , 0 1 of an hour or half an hour after the morning. _. Lre you Quit,. sure b • that it was at the egini ? . -- 1 am quite sure it was the first hour. l id You see them poll ?—I took them up m id they poll at once when they went to pc r alp. .7 account has been given that those SI to the poll three easeseveral times, and ran a' ? gross falsehood. [ any one Tocu lsehoodhas said that you re votes for the election gave any mon, is that true Is fa. Crom-examined by Mr. Rushton l ays You occupied in the Vauxhall Distric . cat. at station did you hold there ?—Taking tl You a captaiu or a lieutenant ?—Neitl re t i e you theftocued entirely in the Yam 112, luring wo days. bo'urte, _ch,dathe i Moorcroft's live ? Naylo L,p4tBwevain.t me did you go to i‘lionorcroit'i ivliat time did the Moorcroft's leave their h e re did you take them to ?—Up to the be % i tt a. y li o t a tle a s b h a e nd w . l ?:l o 7 e ne h au d a . nd. u 7,1 Y°lllZore than one band ?—I think vvi YOU take bo•li bands at first ?—I think ,st2":w einttatkew.icoen:b;ed at first, or did )o --,, We vrent With, perhaps, a smaller q ;„'Lltrltt than We did the second time. :thte: if oarauon:rkyhe rbaoourfcipt iavirohhtuaaotts foi s stf a h i fe d tahml t es h et a ho? t o—u t Th r l e ev t was hsaoi dn a LeY cattl e at once did they ?—Not at first e Itot a. assertible& go upon the / 111 4.0.1 Y ,01: ,:tuited(1)yeeloi.kluesteun r cl n f u or p thethe ssetcreoentd, ba;nddss?e—moluaeVstl: theu,,;_and we went to Moorcroft' h twii•Tatwjre assembled. d i4tillaah:oi.::4;rrierae.cer:l4l4::trirrieiveakpi‘,anialvsrrdilsa.siscewhratteoihhttrnetthyi lakosvykeui ern c eaus o tvloo n ui‘ v Nsia i lo s yneo i . d t trho : m — ertohyw A fett.b b essr o i:: u —teo t htt e eoi.c i i l. oLharsu fl 4)o3 ; yrt : lvid.eli te tilic a lei n t :i l‘hico tti ; a virc a o r e l i ft i F ni t i r l: a e e k ti t e h e e y a i n ?r_ y vo :t . l e . o F? a euillis for riikonsP-jnone. elvAlleat',v.er?--4 think there was for ribbot on l y sa e v nu id you canvass them yoq !fling before. !itditi,io,l",,:iti:ytatai:ervgaausssisaarnthysiv,stotoe:mtvino, portion of e tihg ra eh l tt ly obw b yn ef bc o he. re faolri t , tlew have asked them. at i othr ,a K eacil e m u q ; : l i ki i pe n :v ti to d tNilys t ow v n i te t eo h ltl.vt thehat eefvlreeeil.e.t.miaoesn.n, asked •---Freeruen may have k 'r)'°" tell ' this was . 7-- It might be ohd dam. us •, 7c...i.eri , Y e ti hey s? — Nei h a l f, d ?r asked for a day's wag ru au, a. .! 3 wages ?--Never. whatever. 0.7 7reeman ihatever one a er, delllaud for money made on you tirl:rli(l Yea go Pon the second day to cat. ,Yoli-genjust aiTy where up near the boo I ' Y7l-6-414.° the. public; houses ?—Yes. wh et- 4,411 tieemen there ?—I saw and I 'r th -r they were freemen or not, e eY Would Come up, and they mad sever "eY sgsi,,,, ,ta t ie : to , ite,,,clu isii r an y e y ra reason ake for ?_ not l ca cannot going to recollectvote us the vt4Wers. 1,00 rtiakQtiits?-1 cannot say. lut :tli:ley-1 °sat:ielerfias at r n s isa) t i:n L li cr ssa l e " gc e oio r vn l n ; d ip u ;n 3 -n o o t ta , h ue- b s e fi e nr a s u u t ms " ;'-aleY°4 ed not give him a !si c „ °l t uo not know a freeman ha ex • he la to V.lned the poll book to see whet. 6 ay ) ,3 .-., and the inen came up better. e teceortnaii°lY not. g you stop eci ai,,..ay of the election, did 411d:11 .14onybaelne-e.sitnreiveit you eu :: 7 askedais peak :3°llee•tladbale-streett Y:btleesaltitT.Yol4 did' t stop any man th, toto .reernap in Dal n en•streel, upon the se' yol;;;Sertainly, I did not. them upon o comethheethem ente that p o n u a t d lii . d d i na u y vote.?s— ? u — e . You i ll `4°4l andon's Committee-room? tee-r( t that sir Howard DouVas' Comm t 011 ask _ . whom you s etAton'A.o vote ?— No, I did not. 14414,370 U distinctly to say, that in your i r i ll , yo r r i freemen upon the first and or ;3111:tk,oneitierrii I l e e d bs Wri f o o set hr r :ee d rrfse r , i n k b n y the " for drink w, ere neither asked for drink NI a `, 14 ., hut not for money. .„ r , t ,_ se . reer . ile . O — or- i fi l el e ds f , ron't wh n I , de '— - e r` Pal .1° a PPlications ma • rean,. In the street. }.l!_. rothers have you ?—Four. 1, h'n.e?--One is Ihtli,tirlill4ke?Cl;arles• o l f the n ] take ,t o 1,717 whether any examination 7 give i this took place? Within it thi4O, what evidence they could g II -the Excl tet,a,':- merely Understood upon -111 ,g 4 1) as witnesses. R l l 'l e r i 1 ; ° lll4 v bee a h r e a t r h :t a lai t int di j t s h pTi e vo ehk a r Poep:lo:oln*islfc Liverpool "' lP o na n nsieli t: : (ff s :r kte ti , it 14-e.temined by m r . Hutchinson. t 01 th e l ast f k ° enie , ieularly about t e IlttOt 11,:eatlillrattion of th e othe h r wi f t a n th es e s r es a ? n — d I t r i I"rile vo 4 41,4 11 had a small band ?—Yes. ? Jt ‘_Pset , i e a little circuit round the town ,Zsar4,4olhe auxhall-road. . • k t l i t st. (lt , s ll :i e e . ,,, er er ‘ tesf_o uleletosailric r r o e a ft c ; s y ? house o n i t y h et the erst father time 1 4 4th, that time Were you joined by et/ tt4l>ltn„eilt again and found them assembler.ke fc ,s4slatri.,"' s a9 you were occasionly a ?—No; till doili„ttluarititv of ale mentioned,__,. I tile Yof ale among a number ' '' ' ; ' a f ir i e 44 1 4 41 the )t luttc'clah3;i4t,,skvC3outilirfoliraavebabrereenl sonfffiaele?-1 Nofevtherin 114,18 haR sever p° - qoft; ,SW 0111 that Mr. Ackers went at ha. 4‘‘.ky ? that and vote; that they, oi ~-I',4y: ' mat he then went with the ba with 1 'km 41 'eh om e,,d; is there one wor , !411,tarlpzioSinitill,141te,tioo sovoefretighne nana, h. 41° Ni t , 18 (lid notlappen from na „lire L 4 4 'R of the secora day ?—Most a and Ile tila t ti...,rorn tibliLdii tniimineg tthoeeyndwa',o.efnlttfr.ptahstinti " v e se,. BPeakius. of the second day, '4 lOLA r it if it had occurrec th 4t ot lin g of ) I ' l e t n h er respecting y ou h n ay . L I U' a h4L certain that I should have seen it, ,`' alto'erous flunk, the father and . I L, ' 44 41 k 41(1 - gear 1 • umstance ? t110,,,t11), 0 44V such circumstance men that I 4.1 h°ther, that r should have heard sot N 4 /e 4 'l 4 4,4 re s uch respectable kt;: l 'iti l d l'l'4t occurred. iC,. °I/attrec'eailed i n and examined by Mr. Bus] /1111 Nb„ ~ l ? — Ye p u (1 1, t h e r;eo last election at Liverpoo,—_,es c d t a i y ng mu th s e t Moorero e 71;ai4epit;3;e‘irooAltdti,_11.1el?..Lon.lt.z. Dale Street. T ~4cei ?:i,,is dOorkeeper. door r d oor he front door; 1 kept the *.aico bn auction. THIS DAY' (Tuesday) the 30th instant t Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, cast side Prii e's Dock, W. 14 Prime Heavy New Yorlt et Salted HIDES, Landing ex North America, from New York.—Apply to Mcssrs, DENNISTOUN, MACKIE, and Co. Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE, and Co. Brokers. V Tins DAY (Tuesday) the 30th iustan at Twelve o'clock, at T. and 11. LITTLEDALE and C .' Office, Exchange, 89 Casks Jamaica OFFEE, 21313ags Brazil COCOA, 161 Bags PIMENTO. Apply to T. and H. LII"II,EDALE and Co. Brokers. Honduras Mahogany, direct from the Bay. To-Moßßow (Wednesday) the Ist May ,at Twelve o'clock, at the north end of Queen Dock, 180 Logs Honduras MAHO TY, BJ,OOO feet, per Argo, lately nded. This wood has been carefully selected for Machinery and Cabinet purposes, and will be found well worth the attention of the trade.—For particulars apply to DUNCAN Gina, Esq., Mer chant, or to JAMES DEMPSEY and Co., Brokers. To-Moscow (Wednesday) the Ist 11f, at Twelve o'clock, at JouN COLLIER and Co.'s liKee, John-street, 12 Barrels? Prime Yarmouth lIERRINGS, MI Ditto 5 Apply to JOHN COLLIER and Co. Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 2nd of May, at 'twelve o'clock, at EWART, MYERS, and Co.' Office, GOO.Bags Demerara ' For further particulars apply to Me SKS. SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. Merchants, or to EWART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. • fx , On THURSDAY next, the 2nd May, at On o'c:ock, at BATESON and HORSFALL'S Office, Lowe Castle-street, 10() Three Dozen Cases Old rt WINE. 11 Three Dozen Cases Mad ira S The Port Wine is of the best vintage, and of a very superior description, having been several years in Bottle; the Madeira has been round by the West Indies, was shipped by one of the first houses, and both ready for immediate use.—Apply to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 2nd May, at Twelve o'clock, at BATESON and HoasFALL's Office, Lower Castle-street, S(X) Bags Bombay GI ER, 3000 Bundles MUNJ 700 BUFFALO II RN S, Landing ex Princess Victoria.—Apply to Messrs. DIROM. RichmoNn, and Co. Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 3d May, at Twel e o'clock, at the PUB LIC SALE -ROOM, Exchan 70 Chests Manilla I DIGO, Now landing.—Apply to Mr. Trios. RIPLEY, Merchant, or to BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers. T On FRIDAY next, the 3d May, at T eive o'clock, in the PUBLIC SALE RI NI, 65 Chests E. I. 1,. v IGO, Just arrived per Mary Ann Webb, trom Calcutta. JOHN BARON, Broker, 18, Exchange -buildings. On FRIDAY next, the 3rd May, at Twelv 'clock, at B UCH A'N AN and BnowNies Office, 01 all-street, 2115 Bags East Ind RICE, Ex Lord Eldon, from Calcutta. Apply to Messrs. M`CnAcKAti, JAMIESON, and Co. Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On FRIDA Y next, the 3rd May, at Twelve o'clock, at Bucn AN A N and BaowNle s Office, Olfiall-street, 2 Illls. 50 Boxes t Parabia SUGAR. 66 Barrels BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 3d May, at Twelve o'clock, at WILLIAM Husom's Office, Exchange-buildings, 21,000 E. I. COW NS. 25,000 - BUFFALO ORNS, 2,000 DEER HO NS. The Hides now lie for inspection in Birkett's Warehouse; New Quay.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Mer chants, or to WM. HUSON, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 3d May, at Twelve o' oek, at the PUBLIC SALE -ROOM, Exchange-bu' dings, 500 Bags Sea Island C "roN. Apply to Mr. JOHN WCAstmoN, Mere ant, or to- LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 9th of May next, at / Twelve o'clock, at ANDREW TOMLIN and Co.'s Office, Dm' -court, Dale-street, • 2.39 BagS COLOMBO ROOT, 460 Bags PEPPER, ✓ 188 Bags GINGER, 11 Tons MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS, Now landing ex Asia, from Bombay.—For particulars apply to DUNCAN Gise, Esq. Merchant, or to . ANDREW TOMLIN and. Co. Brokers. ter On MONDAY, the l3th May next, at E , MYERS, and Co. 876 Gourds tine Barbad ALOES. . For further particulars apply to EI BT, MYERS, and Co. or to BARTON, IRLAM, and lIIGGINSON. iON SALE. ITIOBACCO ASHES.—This is an xcellent Manure for 1 Gardens, Hot-houses, Green-ho es, &c. destroying all kinds of Insects on the Plant, or on Soil, without injury to either. It is packed in Barrels to suit the convenience of con sumers.—Apply to DANIEL LOMAS, Exchange-street East. MO be LET, with immediate possession, several spacious, airy, and well-furuished SHOPS //with convenient Dwel ling-houses attached, in a first-rate Slsiation, and on moderate Rents, to respectable tenants. For particulars apply to Mr. Ilictrrox, Surveyor, 22, Hano ver-street. MO be LET, and entered upon the 10th June next, a good FAMILY HOUSE, with a Stable and Garden, situate at Edge-hill, in the occupation of Wilt ' Jones, Esq:, to whom apply, or to HENRY Law is, 119, Islin ton. April 29, 1833. IHE Partnership heretofore carried on by the undersigned, as LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERS, in Dale-street and Bold-street, Liverpool, under the rm of RICHARDSON, COWBURN, and Humplicas, is this da Dissolved by mutual consent, as far as regards the said W . 'am Ilumphrys; all Ac counts connected with the late Firm ill be settled by Robert Richardson and Thomas Cowburn, in the Premises, Dale street, where the Business will be carried on as usual. Dated the 16th clay of April, 1833. ROBERT RICHARDSON, THOMAS COWBURN, WILLIAM HUMPIIRYS. The remainder of the STOCK, removed from Bold-street, is on Sale at No. 140, Dale-street, at very Reduced Prices. BRITISH and FOREIGN PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE, No. 55, near the top of BOLD-STREET, Liverpool. GEORGE BARKER begs leave to annou e that he has opened the above Premises for the eof PAPER HANGINGS, and respectfully solicits a are of the public patronage. An extensive Stock and great varie both of British and Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which he is enabled to supply upon as reasonable terms as any in the trade, and he trusts that in all other respects his arrangements as a Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those who may please to favour him with their commands. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY non E Public are informed that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, will be on THURSDAY, the 26th September, 1833, and all persons desirous of claiming any of the Premiums offered by the Society, for the present year, must send their claims, in writing, to the Secretary, on or before the days spe cified below. For the best Cultivated Farms, for Improving Land by Irri gation, for Draining, and for cutting and plashing Fences, on or before the 12th May. For keeping Horses and Cattle upon Green Food in the Stall during the summer season, and for planting orn Fences, on or before the Ist June. For making Reservoirs for the recept . of Dung Water, on or before the Ist July. For Marling Land, on or before the Ist August. For Crops of Mangel Wortzel and Swedish Turnips, on or before the Ist September. For Labourers iu Husbandry who have brought up the largest Families without Parish relief, Servants for long Ser vitude, and Ploughmen for Ploughing Double, on or before the Ist September. For the Essays on Improving Waste or Moss Lands, and on the most approved mode of Draining Land, on or before the Ist September. For making Cheese, on or before the 31st October. All Live Stock, Implements of Husbandry, Roots, Fruits, Grasses, &c. intended to be exhibited at the Annual Meeting, must be entered on or before three o'clock on Wednesday, (the day previous to the Show,) after which time no entry can be made. For the Sweepstakes, all Subscribers are to enter their Horses, Cattle, &c. on the 24th August, at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool, on which day they are also to pay their Sub scriptions. THOMAS winTE, Secretary. Newton, near Warrington. N.B. All claimants are requested to draw up their Claims and Certificates according to the forms of the Circulars of the Society.