The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22 00:00:00

not have boggled at taking his oath in til e a other re gar d s ( t h at i s if we could ginl, redit for a gra i n o f s i ncer i ty) we revereig . 1 , us temper that causes a marl to paivse ber,, engagement, of which, however soiernev, i have lately h a d p roo f some religionist s ' 'ter. The time seems to have arrived w gilt with advantage be dispensed with, )n has too clearly passed when they wete r obligation. motion of the Chancellor of the Exche rnmittee was appointed to inquire into the w )rporation s o f E ng l an d an d I reland, with 14 I purpose of subverting the whole of ther9 s the sec o nd measure o f t h e session in NOP' Yroperty is directly attacked. It is well , t the plan- of ministers is to make the juri rations co-extensive with the limits fixed. Bill Commissioners, and to confer the , orough franchise upon the same class to already given the nomination of the W erf s—the te n p oun d householders ; thus trans ( .s of the c or p ora ti ons from one class to as' little hesitation as the same ministers from the Protestant to the Popish oliurll money of a perpetuity in see and chapter 1 ;0 ; prima Adze robbery--and if we 100 k,,, natter, we shall find no thi ng to re b ut the iniquity. The members of corporatiol 1 , the descendants and representatives O lour defended, whose generosity aggrarl ii skill and industry enriched the municiP 3 o s and fran c hi ses o f w hi c h t h ese descendae t , I Alves enjoy. T o p ropose t h e transfer of 014 rl franchises to another class merely. on O A 0:1 residence, co mes th ere f ore so near to c'ol4 t uneasy misgi v i ngs may we ll molest the II roburn and Chatsworth.—Standard. t7l. bOIVSESTIC. .... . hover.-- Ning was detained in towo to receive the 1 1 , of the House of t3ommons. This inconvenience or 4 P i B ,' we fear, the axenuity which the King may frequenly fed for being the Swereign of a freepeeple, fsirly re, -7 `‘ la Parliament The Address was presented On Tues. 7,,4 ° BThursdaY ,the and Queen sutured to Brirgh ' '" , e?' appear to enjoy excellent health; and have PO • i - .inn er 44 " . ' parties and visiting company. laSsnoci,ety for Improving the Condition of 'Factory_ Ch,ailtt trd,7.llß, we are .glad to see, to have a genere lacoianff.„ e l i gN, the 2.3 d inst., at the City of London 'Lavern. the : 'aYO will be in the chair. I ir J o a .,,, , lui Soane's bill for settling and preserving his i iinu , s , eum d , i - in and works of art, for "the bon* of the P ub . i ' 4.4 6`tablishing a sufficien t endowment for the due maintenance, is e 'p L e,''' was advanced one stage on of the men ° Lords. tie Wednesday in the 6, e concerned in the late robbery toi thed at Wootton Under L g , 4e , stolen roperty, in his possession. _ ar e y w at ith D z u i r , s I en ) : 6:l, i '. 4 icholls . , is well•knewn and a rev 'lle other man, lieffor his apprehension 'He is described to e about ard of 100 b gaineas 23 is I 4 „ age, fair complexion', light curly hair, stands about five .111 his gait, IV, zilches in bgight, slender make, nimble o '" a good address. Q p T° BE Drtowsian.—On Sunday evening a respectable' 3 4 04,,P, 4 " 8011 , muffled up in .a cloak, who had guile . in a " e re ~7 ' van to Strood, tendered the driver half-a-sovereign, • 4o s •,Y e u 9 8. fid. in change. The coachman, on getting on 14eund that •the 'half4overeign was only a gilt sixpence, It therefore jumped &mi. and, with the assistance of some 't!iti'gßeil a.ndlOCl:the fellow: The "gentleman" walked. a little way, and then, •knock: . : t ig th h e i e s a y s. cusl i r e d m ov a l tft 4tee"StelP* in _ 9 bawls the down the platform to the river, k ti'''k d ti le . water iii ll 'a( i i i iTcfc. His pursuers then manned a s Nit ft lare crowd assembled with lanterns to view the la.. * , he fellow swain bravely, and dodged his pursuers in Qe, but - at length, 'finding lie hail no chance of escape, • d ead with wet, .eald, and fright, -he came on shore, I lik tedfr .4 1 p ' 4 O 'Conner.—keatish Gazette. on the most undeniable the authority,n kw o 4. s TA ," , vONSEQUENC‘R of RAILWAYS.—It will - be quite (bled to confirm, namely on that of 4iti e ' e a, !lire in the trade :of Bristol to; have an extensive coal ;•entleman himself, that Mr. Fowell 13 . i/ 1 4 :N 8 1 41 e-4 there seems every reason to 'll soon be this aijav ii n ilhoulhood of a bill in his pocket, which he asserts 1 ;4, la c Lati that the coals froin the KT . in .with .ted Now castle bill, for the immediate emancipation 0 10 . i57 1 7 1 LY... hi brought intueorapeti competition le West Indies. .1..' 4 4 8 , — ' Loadon market. Te ,effect of the. 13 .ri.stf ) . 1 al l d leis will recollect that some three weeP i Te l a ti ' v ief e n ilh t e as Sas as W . indsor rail-raad is already felt in this city ; indeed the :coal a the London read • ;his important fact, and we shall not soef . , 1 4 4 '. fxce.eds. ;the 4 ,/ ,' . l yj l in t the 9synexs of the different isternation and alarm which it excited ',' ',(14:." . r,e sinking lie* iihatis and using 1 4 y effort to meet bef e e v re er 'seen at our coal statement was denied, but in rather egi l d ; e k.) ; o ur I f v e .,t,h w a c ci . egree of ;cone of the ministerial journals. Lord , ct lAt t ,' - '7,iliiit it 4iii •lty n ef j a s re. s l , ): tua ,l y spirit r - h t n a c i" Y s e n r not generally aware that It taken from the pits to ;bullied in to give weight to the contrachiN th e .4here shipped, .and delivered at the Stone Bridge tanner which left no doubt on our I ' l /. 4 4, ila t e i le l3 , 4 Y, at six shillings : and sevenpeoce per ton riginal statement was substantially 67 6 4 3 ,;;:ii a i d fc't4t month the Coal t pi4lenth owners i-91:le . h . a , d sent ; knitted to be so, on the autrority of ~0,t „ „ l a i d , ° L 'svu the rail r e ad; One other colliery however 1.? a• °ll•tomb,,--iti,'.' flied branch into - he main road, and the quantity carried timself, on all questions connected per s, of ten times more power and influence 0 17 ;.i tk tt lio; 4 2 600 7 11 : tnI t s o lso K ipt e ey y r. -Liaha u ra th l .,, ias .B .i r i is tor to e i a j se ou d rna fro i. m 300 tons eciles of Downing-street put together. n is the game of ruin fairly been n, in deNetilltgo, :where the Atrgain .flows . As two boys were walking.iuthe .fields whictipasises ou...ough t: lt d and fifty millions of property - is at ,43 . 4,Lfi_ . ld,. they saw fr' r k:P g r t e a s u c li gj an 9 d, an animal which, )be sacrificed. Talk of the church !—t9 t; i'„liinv.;,', , ip., to have been an otter, CQ Pg ; 3 4 , as from it, seize y on a small scale compared with the ‘..; f rtae h e : 4 l = aboutt e hgt er was ion lyin s f rugg _ e, 2o I succeeded iii dragging y and destruction of the planters an u , tt DriZi:),?..rik. The boy a s were our West India colonies. And mar" OP% iiiii", ll_atil it alarmed .and did not dare to . had leapt into the water, .across which it detestable hypocrisy of the men by 3 $ - 011,0i;_noicii4 amb infts month, audenteredahold on [g measure of confiscation is concocte 4 .o ' Tau; e l .l./ e ,' o B j•dc•—ion Coniier.. _ on practised (for we can give it no g 4 k.igy,._ P THE Feaiscii GOVERT! T. p o t Ca tain Casy, of ‘ de ElN N ' 'illeneUre'S squadron, 7der to elude the vigilance of the West tis ki; 3 l. f ' 44e ?ne of Admiral Duer . es . and advance their mine while the 5e n ,,,714, 4 1 3 the sateetout, a d ma n rine a engineer tr o e g_ h b lon ed to another o h ve.been called to Paris to give It is already known that Lord Colvil" a i 1., f e !t i c t ;•ae e t o ! .. gre a s emm r ittee appointed by the Ministers of the of a motion havin g f or it s o bj ec t th e l ie k h n i , 0, tquire into the general appointments, arriving, and e ee of enquiry in the upper house on o r _tiA all,tse French squadron, as . cota n r c e . dlth er. -0 colonies. When thts notice was 11 g iclll litiilli 4 With which it is united F • h piffled their intention to assent to it; bt :A tiett e s 4 il of t h' e tN ; l •Cotycit.—On . ri e 'u a esday, at the p meeting of the .. 1 1 tinion, there was a warm lent they were assenting they knew, alto oitssa t i si. ° l l on ti4 n d i e l g l iam e P ec o h th which appeared to excite great confess, that they had a bill of etnnncir.of alt asfct i i..: u. jiesfs&ilits of objection were, the omission e iared, and Which they had resolved to i n . 1 - lti n tl ,, k°ll to the distress of the labouriog classes, and th a l •. --aic e alien together with the Commons at the very time when a fre eltn i to the reducing ivi ti r ecessity of id m t e h a e su s r e e e s en for d campaign was now ak ' fo u ' il g' and he iru S s a t i e t d sa the Birmingham Union would again old that all this is true —we hope it isl gt p oi , 11 c . ,1 at i tt , P in dip -hour of difficulty and danger. )f the honour, and integrity of British - . 1 0. a to7t,P4otion a committee was appointed to prepare a pet Mr. Buxton is in possession.of the-k.O it, h o ut e inarueditite and total repeal' of the . taxes on con 4 re alluded is not a matter of doubt. ' 'Les 04 11) tea, soap, •tobacce, •houses and windows, and . 11 . :oncealing it. We have also been info ' .' re,. i 'atowledge. Mr. De Bosco Attwood said, that . since t ill .4, ilgp,tion of ministers in May last, .nothing, iuhis op s details; but as in all probability a dqx . , if hat k , °cemired of so disastrous and discouraging a nature Vest Indians will wait to-morrow upon li 4 -ca c : 44 called the King's speech. The. Rev. T. IVPDon demand an explanation, We shall close , k!'d a ,ttherli: priest) gave notice, that he should - bring vvait the result.—Guardian and I . ' 4 111.4Z :41 0n relative to that part of his Majesty's speech 0,, t ed to Ireland.—Barrow's Worcester Journal. • S Tto. , •••••••••••• 'k W, 0 ,,L . ISREET.---1 7 TOM want-of a proper . understanding of THE FACTORY BILL. I : 4 8e oy:Je,rhaps from want of a law on the subject, the im of this port •(Southampton) iblic meeting held in Manchester al 1 11 Il y de 3 silk k'. l g"e4U 7 bens in the .vicinity oysters an deteriorated, and millions or g ann bill regulating e Reform Bill (that held yesterday ° I .() Oredr,!_ tr oyect. It is intended to originate las for disturbing a- a purpose which reflects infinite 4 ' I,c ,bed s •b c i,.l for oysters, and tO o en t force i ie hich are understood to ited inhabitants of that important town' t i, 4 lay, f u ring the spatting_m n ore l Tele aph -0 0 i • r t ., Be, and Juty..—Hanips o yr . irpose of petitioning Parliament in fa l , oo kt,a la is , m measure for ameliorating the corditlote ' R We understand the Irish members children who are worked to death i s 1 , , Jot t e :„"t the i Dr 4 t° meet the sl a n p E pli s e;ion of ministers for increased powers commission of outrage in Ireland, by moving r e s. A short report of the proceeding et iOi , ti,a44%eil the question; and when the quest a n, an i tt t, sil and so ired in the Guardian. At that Meepill;il",to who the. negative to move another charter." 'Ministers .miiiiters Oastler, to whose pamphlet we c •o' L. the ~,0 Ikkt -,..gereforaidetevr•ra "the end of theet hem, or public busi tion, took an active part in the diseac-iiiiif ' ' '' l ,4 , t t ‘hit he coin p li e se te s t our i t il a an st t a o2 i n stir ~ , 1 Panne feeling limself not only the able and unflin ~d t e tt :tl. through the Pu ' llie press will be, however, the sim- Mill tyrants, but the strenuous frie' „ t44 (; 11 . 1 , Act safest weans t o stay them in their course. —Teu,vt. , r ki. 0 ,.. e \ q,,,,, '•' --- I9 almost every parish in this county the ,poer ncipal reason for alluding to the subj el p f . ~ ,,1i, ,, are In to the most galling persecution, inconsee lads of the working classes on their t' tD e 1 4 , th:,,a sYsteui of t axa ti on wh ic h has been. instltuteci a t9 n a e 7 ceuvi•e which is in progress to defe;',o4l,4 iatel, gixenses of the late electiou a ._ Co it lec t lo e rs sa a m re e e ag en i te t iy a Air. Sadler. That gentleman not al "11,,,t,114yad trio, _ and they % ,a demand o c h levy contributions iorstate e present Parliament, it became , 0 00 ,roo 0 b e lit.,, r- , e ' legal arlow Sentinel. rential members of the House ofc' quit 1%11.' 6 la i kl eli " , l h or WAR.— The Royal William of 120 _guns will tke the management of the bill, eon- 00 0 14 -8 asp ' h tlt ) t Pembroke-yard - the firstspring-titi s n h Al a ) v ril. subject, and adhere to its most irgr o f i li d - I Ly ah e ad f s e Ve4el, and 'one of the la i r s ges r t es i e n ut the B Majesty, carved irnOy, the restriction of the period t's h boars j •takti N ia a f ull -Length figure of h p ten hours a day, including two • . bo . t ob 11., ...etit artist from an excellent likeness; the figur . e. Do ge W ° l4 -el Of Al ' "U f hi g h and represents his Majesty. in ' his Lon. member selected for this pur r ` ld n e r s , • st ate, w rt , on his head, and .having the col-: tnd a more competent individual Odu ty.i t it, 414(1 jewels'of thecro O: t t three orders w round .his neck—viz.. those of id, inasmuch that he is unconnecte d ~.o l liti . , 4 o e t w evi ! 8-, -?atriek, and St. George. The Rodney, s vi hT l influence of the mill-owners and the ~,)rth, afterwards consEruetio_, o carrying 98 pins on two . decks,' t 4! ° tJti, follo w the Royal - Wi , 'Warn • it is supposed! t I N p .ie latter end of , key Cambrian. 11 e ,, 4 1' FRIENDSHIP -. 7 y painful event has thrown two! netsmble families ili .-- te' 'le! ' Lv a of , I3arrhead.intuprofound! aucti on 1)11 , and excited a atreonvoia,, athY in the neighbourhood. j krl b e t4arkahly fine boy g P s, boina n uout three years of age, who! 4 4 :,ell out of Sight of their arents Only a few minutes . on! 'elL -maY afternoon, were discovered drowned together in u kis..: ho •melancholy • 4 slo e Iv this circumstance occurred no one can , kt t),,„ • So limited are the depth and diameter of the well, ; t e nt e d , poor little fellow was found stretched across, pre ,t'llip,..:_froiri falling by the wall on each side, and the other ' 4 ey ' ‘ ,74 erect, with his yellow hair floating on the surface. , 114 N l e te inseparable associates in their amusements, and the, ,t . he „ 41 4ent of the loss of the one, conveyed the first prepge, ;Lt e ,,ksiAktits of the other that he was at least not free from ,''Pl:• Attached even at their early years by a similarity of ' 4 4' l '4 ,their brief and touching history has been, closed by an lo v :'t death and burial.—Guardian. lel lig} s tn DEspoNnENcY.—An inquest was held on Wednes-. a d 2.11 Tvdd St. Mary, on the body of Susannah Siiisdale,. 1' N i It appeared that the deceased had kept company with, l a key BO ueli attached to, a young man named Christopher . 1 t q Q.itt ► that he (Maxey) had some time ago told deceased e eted tatend e a to break o ff the acquaintance. This greatly' t n I,e_ and to show sonic symptoms of an un 'qt ai j t caused her 41 k 4• On Sunday,the 3d instant, p et ~,,, . they were together, 'tea„ eY again told the deceased that the acquaintance " e • Th e he refusing to speak to him. In 44 to quarter y o r a r n ted, hour s after the cries of. a female were te Proc d from d • The neighbours immediately q i. tt ed , ee a rain. si s w -o the i diet, and found the body of the poorgul floating te lo ne Ihey drew out her lifeless body, and l.cnn take !si. e "ad presence of mind to call for medical aid, or_ p 4 're to restore life. The deceased had.ta ken off her i ) t uld shawl. The unfortunate girl had borne an excel 4tacter. She had been for some years .afilicted with e 4t the cest Verdict—" rowned herselunderer the of aberr h ation of mind."—S D nn mind."—Spelling Berard. to lord had no sooner given a formal note, Ls to introd uce a bill , than Lor d MotPe' tubers from Yorkshire, made his first l e . contest, and announ ce d his intention The name of Lord Morpeth, and xion with the mill l or d s o f L e eds, verb ed suspicion. We are aware that e professed himself to be uninflueneen D ; But, with gre a t su b m i ss i on, we ar e not, t the noble lord's word in this matter. lie test--Will he insist upOn the ten 1 / 4 /11 A? rill he give a distinet pledge on this h o3 ,ti Forward the bill f rame d b y Mr. Sa`l e k. he will not, and, ther e f ore , we advise - 14 friends to watch narrowly the motions. If they submit to any compro n ?' s 'w single. hour m ore th a n is stated in t the physicians examined to be incenl e ealth of the children, they will betray e Le of which they are the ardent and, "p hottest and disinterested assertors. e in Mind, too, that Lord Mdrpeth I pa Lied the provisions of his bill, and that ) no correspondence with the real frie,,,e of the measure. This is another Ca't, d we would therefore suggest that a me Leeds or in Manchester, and a comm ist it- upon and ascert a i n th e precise ttej le lord. Not a mdinent should :be 1 04 ' Public Ledger. kt l:l ‘ ' THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, pipping Ellttiliattlft. TUESDAY, 19th February,-Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Fair. ABRIVEP :—Omega, Russell ; and Choctaw, Foster, (sailed 25th Jan.) from Savannah—Pacific, Waite, from New York, (sailed Ist Feb.) in company with the Samuel Robertson, for London,; and Car roll, for Havre.—On 10th, in lat. 46 18, long. 34 23, exchanged signals with the Barque, Scout.—On 18th. off Bardsey, saw the Hibernia, from this port for New York. Napoleon, Smith ; Poland, Richardson ; Eagle, Lyon ; and Helen, Butman, hence at New York. Norval, Watson, hence at Baltimore. Ocean, Finney, hence at Boston. Algonquin, Cropper, hence at Philadelphia. Mary Catherine, Jones, from New York, at Charleston. Lancashire Witch, Cholditch, hence at Lisbon, The Friends, Williams, from Newport, was totally lost last night on the North Bank—two of the crew saved. A boat with Ospray, of Aberday, on her stern, was picked up yeSterday near llilbre Island. -WEDNESDAY, 20th February.—Noon, Wind N.—Rain. Betsey, Howlett; and Alexander, ,'hence at Rouen. Mary Pester, Thompson, hence at Lisbon. Shamrock, Woologhan, hence oh' Oporto. Gurnpa, Timothy, hence at Gibraltar. eorge and Mary, Ashton, from Leghorn, at Cork. Mersey, Boyce, hence for Lisbon, at-Dublin. St. John, Decent, from St. Sebastian, at do. Duke of Athol, Dawson, from Charente, at Lancaster. Fanny. Connell, Fry, hence for Lisbon, was seen 14th instant, off the Saltees. Amelia, Wade, hence at Genoa. The AChilles, Weatherby, from Odessa, for this port, which wps on,shore at Plymouth, has been got off, and does not make any water. The Princess Elizabeth, for Van Dieman's Land, is on shore near the Codling Gap. THURSDAY, 21st February.—Noon, Wind S.E.—Fair. ARRIVED :—halcyon, Chancellor, from Savannah, (sailed 27th Jan.) On lEith inst., igriculk4v, saw a ship with fore and miZen topmatits carried away at the cap. Also arrired:—Fame, Brown, from Portaferry—Sisters, Alexander, from Tobermory. Magnus, Cluse, hence at Bahia. :Hannah, Davis ; Kattern, Hoppen ; Cumberland, Fonrell ; and Joseph and William, , hence at St. 'Michael's. 'Mary find Betty, Clan ; andZtfort, Collie, hence at Gibraltar. Diana, Layden, from Rio Plata, at 'Havanna, 15th Jan, Sfl)fithampt9n, prigks, from Guayaquil, at Cadiz. • Minx, Leslie; frorabienos Ayres, at flainbro'. The Lydia, Smith; from Charleston: for this port, was driven on' the rock at New (Jrimsby Harbour, slipped her chain, unshipped her rudder, and carried away the cut Water ; she was got off making much water. • The Sylph, Turnbull, hence for South Shields, was driven on the .rocks at St. Michael's Island, but wasgot off and brought into Derby haven with datoa . ge ; the cargo must be discharged. The Sarah, of 'Whitehaven, was driven on shore near Douglas, and totally wrecked.; eight of the crew lost. A sloop was seen to go down off the Calf of Man, name unknown. 'The lktartha, from Whiteltaveh, is on shore near Holyhead.; the crew saved, The John Clifton, --, •from Preston, for Drogheda, is said to be on shore on Baldoyle. There are iwo brigs driven on shore near Holyhead, names un known. A schooner aground on West Hoyle, standing upright. A,v(sel on•We.St Hoyle, a complete.wreek, cannot be described. The Mary Ann, Leggett, from St. Domingo, is on Shore on West Hoyle, the second mate andfour men droWned, ' The William Penn, , , from Charleston, is on shore on East -Hoyle, the drew saved. The Oliver .111anchard sec_gived slonsidorable damage, having been run - foul of last"niglitly'the.Thoinas raisons. The Princess Elizabeth, for Van Dieman:s Land, which was on shore yesterday, has been got off and invight into dock, very leaky, the watethailrig been up' to.therhold-beams. ' St. George, -Toplinir, from New York, 9th into Beaumaris. 'George 'Clinton, IN oudhouse, sailed 9th inst., for Ndw York, put back with lov of rudder, after having been on shore near the Red ' . • SAILED.—Mary Bibby, Whidborne, for Rio Janeiro—Havre, Pearce, Virginia—Countess Arlie, Archibald, Port-au-Prince—Canton, Ben nington, Bahia—St. Peter, Mickle; and Fama, Winsor, for Boston —Nerio, Jarvial iNI..y Anderson, Micklejohn; and Isabella, Mc` Calla, St. Michael's—Active, Reeves, Terceira=Bowes, Johnson ; Ajax, Mad; and Waldman, Warrex, for 'New York,-Pearl, Cove; and Ebenezer, Tuckett, for Lisbon—Campo Bello, Eskdale, .St. John's, N.B.—Agnes, Roe, Cailiz—Fredertek, Wagener; Egidins, Den •Duyts; Leopold, Ferran; Jean de Leguehein, Pethers ; and Pauline, Perre, for Ostend—Lord William, Machin, Malta—John Souchay, Hunter; Dash, Mann ; and .George Anson, Oakley, for Leghorn—Ceres, ThOmpson, .Berbice—Sarah Birkett, Cook; and Intrepid,. Grayson, far .Buenas Ayres—Henry, Armstrong, Gibraltar— Brothers, Bell, La Guayra—Hall, Hughes; and Elizabeth, Blenkin sop, for Bombay—John 'Beg Chesser, Vera Cruz—hope, Newfoundland—Grace, Finian, St. Thomas--Robert Pulsford, Pratt, New Orleans—Peridles, Stewart; Christina, Hogarth; and Seaforth, Robertson, for Depiorara—Allerton, Gill; and Riley, Lloyd, for Calcutta—Thomas Daniel, Dump, Barbadocs—Flora, Markley ; Richard Rimmer, .Blair ; and 'Clipper, liewson; :fur Africa—Jeske, Thompson ; and St. Croix, Bradley, for Savannah—John, Davey, . Noorieir Mrn , alanha—Treasurer, Laurie, Sari Domingo—Nelson wow, .Mauritius—Julia, Dc Corte; and Jeune Pierre, *Nannings, for Binges-Lord Abercrombie, Black, Pei -I),a,mbucp—Aheona, Garbutt, .IsTaples—Cumberland, Gardiner, .13alti- MOM. Alark do. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursday Evening, Feb 21, 1833. The Cotton Market rep*as in a very dull state ; the daily sales since our last, not amounting to more than 1 . 200 to 1500 bags, at prices rather in favour of the buyer. Arrived,-3 Savannah, and 1 Need Orleans. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL, FRQM IRELAND. FROST ,TIIE 11th TO TIM 16th FEB. INOLVSIVB. Cows.. Sheep. 4 P i 6 t Horses. C alves. Lambs. Imp ortfi. UNITED STATES. Consbrook, .Bristoun, fm New. Orleans, with 566 bales cotton, ,J Hobscin and Sons-511 dO, Maury, Latham and co-306 do, .Bolton, •Ogden and co-25 do, .Rodick, Crompton 'and co—abt 5 t logwood, ,J.Martin—Q.Dk 'Pacific, Waite, fm New York, with 365 bales cotton, 1 bx 1 bale conts unkn, .810 brill turpentine, Roskell, o,>l.cn and co--x,1440, - 100 bales cotton, Cearns, Crary and cOL4II W andi Biown and co -189 do, Hargreaves and Dugdale-42 - do, T B Blackburne-6 .cs coats unkn, Rathbone, Brothers and co--2 do, G Gibson and co—a qnty loose stone ballast, said Master-4 )- Dk Omega, Russell, fin Savannah, with 419 bales cotton, Maury, La tham and co-61 do, W and J Brown' and co-400 do, Baring Brothers and CQ---195 do, Bolton, Ogden. and co-50112, N.Valnwzight; Shielg _ and co—River Cialige;,.. v ‘nirk..fm Savannah, with,4o , bales cotton, Wainwright and Shiels-10 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-101 do, J Hobson and Sons-- 31.d0, VI GMolyneux-53 do, A Taylor and co=Bo do, '.Keill and Courant--34 planks, A Lodge and Prichard—raid I ,fin firewood, mid 111aater-921 bales cotton, order—Q nk Copia, Hoyt, fin New Orleans, with 467 hales cotton, G Ranisdim' —566 do, "Maury, Latham and co-148 do, order---WDk ' Indian . 'Chief, Williams„fm. CitrPoint, ;Virginia,469 bales csdton, G and J Smith--501 do, Baring Brothers mid co-36 do, Evans and' Trokes—P Dk " Choctaw, Toster, • .11,1cainiah, with 3.01 hales eottcn, W and -3 - 1 i Brown and ep-435 do, Collnann, Lambert and' cO-200 do, A Taylor, and eo-3513 do, Bolton, Ogden and . 6-215 do,' Rathbo'ne Brothers, and co-343 do, orderG 1)k ' • NEW SOUTH WALES. Mary Ann, ; Mite:len, Sydney, N B.W, :with AM 37 c old cop-I per, 00 pei blue,guin Isood, abt 1,679 .trecoails, IV B 13nslit!y—.-44 pki MEDITERRANEAN. Skeen,' Reid. fm Cronstadt, with 572 csks tallow, J Butcher and. Son—abt 50 t old junk, order—{landed at'rort (,lasgow), 13 caks !!°,-F*-71i..Dk SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. . . . 1 Mauney, Jones, fm Lisbon, with 1 pipe wine, H Wilson-4 qr csks, -Wine, A. J Churoll-I.hd wine, J §tauest- 7 -5 4n, .T T Dyson —4 de, Ei IrLyop-1 do, W's' Miller-1 do, J Tyrer-2 do, T I Hulton-4 contg,a. mat; ili;MOss-1 Mk Les apprl, P bu Gama—,ll6 chsts 68 ,hll chsts oranges, Duarte Brothers-3U do, 60 do, P Rigby-439 do, 1221 do, J AdamL-61ao, 36 do, 'Maenad' and Jenkinson-30 do, AO do,l T Chapman—l9o do, 120 do, 6 .do, 62 do, or lemons, J Collier and; co-4 do,' said lil a SterL2 hits °2 qr oaks wine, Ihf chat oranges, 2 prels• bxs.dried plums, order—P Dk Lapwing, OsbOrne, fin St Übes, with 379 chats 344 hf chats oranges, ,M Lemester-B,Dk VESSELS ENTES4),FORILOADING. WEST INDIES, &C. 220 Monarch, K, St Lucia COLONIAL PRODUCE.—THugsDAy, FED. 21. The finer. qualities of Plantation Sugar have been in rather better demand during the week, and prices of all descriptions have been fully supported. Coffee has been freely taken by the trade at im proved prices for the better qualities, and full prices for other assort ments. Ruin, low and fine qualities are in request, but in the mid dling dscriptions of which the stock chiefly consists, there is scarcely anything doing. THE con The grain market this morning fi tice no alteration in price from 111 sale, but the prices of last market , other articles of grain remain as la WIIRAT, per 70 lbs s d s d Iriah'red (old) 5 - 6 ret. 6 9 Do. red 1832. 6 3 .. 7 3 Do. white 1832 7 6.. 8 0 Canada (old) 6 6.. 7 6 Do. 1,832 7 9 .. 8 10 Dantzic 7 6 8 0 Stettin &Wiemar 7 0 .. 7 6 Odessa (soft) 7 0 .. 7 6, Russian-. ...... . 0 0.. 0 0 Foreigi (in bona) 0 0.. 0 0 OATs, WI 45 lbs. • • Irish . 1 .. 2 2 Do. (1832) 2 2 ... 2 5 Foreign (in bond) 0 C .. 0 0 BARLRY, imp. Inea. Enlish 3O 0 .. 33 0 Irish,,6oth 3 9 4 0' Foreign (in bond) 0 0 0 0 LONDON CORN EXCII.3 AVERAGE PRI( (From the London a TII&DE. ''bursclay Erening, Feb. 21, 1833. or wheat is heavy, but we can no [onday. Barley and oats are dull clay are quoted. Beans, peas, and st quoted. MALT, imp.mea e d a d English. 56 0.. 61 0 Irish • 5O 0.. 55 0 BEANS, Engl ish 33 0..36 0 1ri.... Foreign PEASE, White FLoug, per 280 lbs Irish, (new) 'l7 0 .. 42 6 Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 35 0 American, ditto 32 0 .. 35 0 Do. (in Bond) 17 0 .. 22 6 OATMEAL, 2401b5. Irish, (old) 2l 0.. 21 6 Do. (1832). 2l 9.. 22 6 RICE, (in bond) Carolina, (cwt) l5 6 .. 19 6 East India. l4 6 .. 17 0 FLAX SEED, bhd Bl 0.. 82 6 SATURDAY, FED. 16. CES 0: `azelle, ' GRAIN. 'ebruary 15.) Wht. Brly. Oats. I Rye. 1 llns. 1 Peas ATRIUM! . ' S. d. s. d: s. d. Is. d.•l Is. d. s. d. Of the week . . 53 0 27 2 17 0133 3130 51 35 1 Of 6:weeks, regulating duty 52 II 27 8 17 4 32 1] 131 4 37 10 Duty on Foreign . . . . 34 8 21 4 21 3 21 31 22 9 14 0 The.alteration in the Duty this Week Is. 6d. more on Peas. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-FEB. 21. Since our last we have more business doing in our Butter Market, our quotations are firmly demanded ; we continue to meet with a regular demand for Beef and Pork ; Bacon, Lard, and lianas, arc dull than otherwise, , . s. ByrOlt.—Belfast . .83 Banbridge Derry . 75 Colerain nNewry 6B Limerick 75 Sligo 72 Dundalk ' 72 . Cork . 75 Waterford .. 70 74 84 0 0 per ext. 77 0 --- 78 0 - 70 0 76.0 - 73 0 73 0 - 03 0 - 74 0 --- 71 0 .66 0 - 107 6 per tierce. 68 0 per barrel. 41 0 per cwt. 57 0 -- 52 0 58 0 Pickled 2nds, (Cork) 76 0 --.. Dry 3rds, (Cork) 65 0 BEM—Prime Mess.... 97 6- —ll PORK.— Do. . . BACON 4O 0 . DRY HAMS '56 0 .-.- LARD.—Firkin 46 0 Bladdered .... 56 0 , LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—FBB. 18. s. d. s. d. gay 0 61 to 0 Si per 20 Th. Straw "Wheat, - Oat - Ilarley. , - - .Grass, Clover, and Vetches 0 0 -- . .Potatoes 1 2 Cattle Potatoes ' . 0 .11 - TUrnitia Carrots - Mangleworzle 20 0 29 0 -. Manure - PRICE OF SHARES. Liverpool Coal Gas Liverpool Oil Gas Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . . *Bootle ditto 300 .. ExChange Buildings !Liverpool and Manchester Railway, .. £lOO paid £lB2 10 .. *Old Quarter Shares . • . . 25 !New Ditto . . ; , . 25 , 44 7 6.. Stockton and Darlington . . . . 300 BOton and Leigh . . . . . 100 Ditto . . . ...... 25 25 Warrington and Newton ditto . . 100 90 -Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto . . 100 115 Wigan Branch ditto . . . . . . 100 60 St.liele.ns and Runcorn Gap. Railway 100 Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 58 Leeds and Selby .... . . . . ,25 'Preston and Wigan ..... .Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal • • Railway Company . . . . ..c Bank of Manchester Bank of Liverpool Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 Oldham Gas and Water Works . . . 10 • • 18 . . 16 0 Od 19 5 Od 12 12 6d 30 5 Od 14 2 6d • The dividend of four guineas per share,-for the last half-year, has, just been received on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway shares. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of new patients entered on the • books of the Dispensaries ditringthejast week : Iteeeired advise and medicine ' South. North, at the Institution t2o 317 T0ta1.... 537 Visited lit their own houses and supplied with medicine . 119 107 226 Total at tech Dispensary . . . 339 VISITORS. North.--Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W.' Lawrence, and Mr. W. Wain wright. South.— Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. •M. Duncan, and M. G. B. Carter. LIVERPOOL INFiR: ARY, FEB. 21st, 1833. ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. In-patients cured . . . • 31 In-patients Relieved and at own request . 9 Out-patients . . . . , Made Out-patients . , . 3 Casual during SI. P. . . Irregular I Dead Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw. Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Bickersteth. House Visitois, Mr: Heywood and Mr. Booth. Chaplain. the . Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon. Mr. T. Simon. TELEGRAPH OFFICE; 21st FEBRUARY, 1833. Wind at Holyhead N.E. blowing fresh. Sailed from Holyhead at 1 p.m. this day, No. 848, Martha, B Brig. Put into Beaumaris, at 12 noon, No. 721, St. George, A.S. The American Ship George Clinton, that was ashore n*ar the red noses, has been got off wirh the assistance of Steamboats. The American Ship William Penn is aground on. East lloyle, full of water, and with only her foremast standing. The Brig Mary Ann, .from St. Domingo to this port, is ashore on West Hoyle. Also, a Schooner standing upright. Two Brigs (names unknown) were driven on shore near Holyhead _yesterday, TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. Friday, ....22 Saturday.... 23 'SUNDAY ..:24 .M0nday.....25 Tuesday ....28 Wednesday.. 27 Thursday....2B Fa tirals , 4.e. Mars rises 9h 34m morn. Mars sets 2h 22m morn. 'lit Sunday in Lent—St Mat. [Duke ()Nand). born. _ _ Length of day 1011 32m. Length of night 131122 m. J Mondel, UNITED STATES. W C Molyneux, 412 Tacitus, G, Nevy Orleans Roskell, 'Ogden R co, 559 Mary Howland, .P, New York Roskell, .ogden,3‘ co,, 528 Canada, P. New York Wainwright, Wets & co, 412 Tuskina, P, New York A Lodge at P-richard, 399 Lady-Rowena, .K, -Charleston BRITISH AMERICA. VP Fairclough, 344 liaßfax, Halifax, .N S T J Broeklehank, 130 Buoyant,', St lihn's, New _foutulland Barton Ft Bayne . s, 326 Anne, Eliza,Bz K, Quebec SOUTH AMERICA. Cotesworth & Smith. 146 Adelaide, K, Bahia Ashley Brothers, 237 Mary Worrall, P, Sums Ayres NEW .SOLLTIS WALES. E Walkittp . ltalvt Q:18 Lady East, G, Cape Good Hope, Sydney & Hobart Town SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. C G Weber co. 101 Lady Leitrim, C,- Lisbon W 11 Wood, 117 Mary, K, Gib ra lt ar & Cadiz a .Neno, 8, Bt. Michael's J Buttenvorth, tip3ITERRAKEAN. ROertsp li 150 up wmia, K, Gibraltar J Itothwell, 138 Concordia, K, Ocnoa & Leghorn J Rothwell, '9O Susan, S; laalta & Dutton, 137 Amelia, IC, Venice & Trieste EUROPE. W A & G Maxwell, 95 Boykett, K, Bourdeaux J ja4 Star, S, Newburgh C L Behr, 123 Isabella, Q, Ilsiueur & Riga Prim Currtnt LIVERPOOL, February 210, aC a d xs d ARGOLS, per cwt. - White Red' llB 0 2 14 0 ASHES, per cwt. POT, U. States' • 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada, 1 4 0— 1 5 6 PEARL, U. States' Canada,. ..... ..: BARILLA, per ton Alicant OO 0 0— 0 0 0 Sicily -00 0 0 BEES' WAX, .11Y cwt. American. BERRIES, V cwt. Turkey, Yellow 1 10 0— 2 0 0 Persian. . 4 10 0 6 10 0 BRIMSTONE, V ton. Sicily, &c........ l2 0 0 —l3 0 0 Tuscan CLOVER SEED, 4' cwt. American 3 0 0— 3 10 0 Dutch red. .. .. .. French & G erman white 3 0 0 315 0 COCHINEAL, V lb, in bond Silver Black COCOA, V' cwt. in bond. Brazil. Trinidad 0 18 0— 3 6 0 Caracoas 0 0 0 0 0 0 COFFEE, qy cwt. in bond Jamaica, ordinary 2 13 0 3 15 0 Good and tine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 4 0— 4 16 0 Fine mid, and line 4 18 0— 5 5 0 Dutch, &c Ordinary 3 3 0— 3 12 0 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 0 0— 4 3 0 Fine mid, and fine 4 5 0— 4 8 0 Havana St. Domingo 2 14 0 2 16 0 Brazitand Laguira. 2 10 0— 2 16 0 COTTON, v Th. Sea Island Georgia. 0 0 11 0 1 8 Stained do 0 0 61— 0 0 10 Upland, do. Alabama 0 0 61— 0 0 74 Mobile 0 0 6.t— 0 0 71 New Orleans 0 0 61— 0 0 81 Pernambucco. 0 0 Bi 0 0 91 Aricati & Ceara Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham 0 0 81— 0 0 91 Sawginned ditto 0 0 81— 0 0 81 Mina 0 0 0 0 0 0 Para 0 0 71— 0 0 74 Demerara & Berbice 0 0 8— 0 0 101 Barbadoes 0 0 71— 0 0 8 Common West India 0 0 6/ 0 0 84 Bahama 0 0 71— 0 0 9 Carthagena 0 0 6 0 0 6.1 Bourbon Egyptian 0 0 8/ 0 0 91 Surat. Bengal 0 0 41— 0 0 54 DYEWOODS, 4, ton. LoowooD, Jamaica, 6 10 0— 7 0 0 St. Dom. & Honduras 6 10 0— 7 0 0 Campeachy 7 0 0— 7 15 0 FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 0 0— 0 0 0 ' Cuba . Spanish. CAMWOOD, ' l9 0 0 —23 0 0 BATiwoon, Angola 9 10 0 —lO 0 0 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid l6 0 0 —l7 0 0 Large R0ugh...._,.,., l3 0 0 —l4 0 0 Small FLAX V ton. Petersburgh, 12-head Dutch 44 0 0 —75 0 0 Rio, P. T. II 45 0 0 —46 0 0 FLAXS.I Rl, 49 hm . American sowing 4 0 0— 4 2 6 GINGER, V cwt, in bond Jamaica, white • 3 10 0— 7 10 0 black 0 0 0— 0 0 0 East India. ll5 0 2 0 0 HEMP, V ton. Riga Rhine 3l 0 0 —OO 0 0 Petersburgh, clean 2B 0 0 —2B 10 0 HIDES, v lb. West India, dry o'o 51— 0 0 61 Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 71— 0 0 11 Salted._ 0 0 41— 0 0 6 Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 6 0 0 61 North America, salted 0 0 4 0 0 4# East India 0 0 74 0 0 74 Horse, V hide 0 6 6- 0 8 6 IVORY, V cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd 22 0 0 —2.4 0 0 4tll and sth lB 0 0.-20 0 0 Scrivelloes INDIGO, V lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 4 .9 0 5 3 - Blue andFineViolet 0 5 0— 0 5 10 Ordin. pc Mid..., 0 4 0— 0 4 3 Violet & Copper 0 3 6 0 4 0 Copper 0 4 0— 0 4 6 Ordinary.... . . . ~ . 0 3 6 0. 4 0" Caraecas, Floras duty Sobres • 0 310 0 5 0 Cortes 0 2 6 0 3 9 Guatimala. 0 .2 6 0 ,6 0 MADDER V cwt. Crops 315 & 4 4 0 Ombros Gamenes slulls 15 0 1 10 0 MAD.' ROOTS, cwt. Tur L kty. 2 19 8— 3 1 0 French .2 12 0— 2 15 0 MUNJEET, V e'ct, • East India, in bond 1 13 0 1 15 0 MOLASSES, V cwt. West India, B. .P 1 5 0 —'l . 6 0 ' OILS, 41' 252 gars. Cod Seal, pale. Whale, (without casks.) 0 0 •0 0 0 0 Linseed, 41 , gallon, o. an 0 2 3 0 2 4 Ralie, pale- 0 2 6 0 2 7 Olive, V 252 gals.. Gallipoli.... Sicily, •&c 5B .0 0 —57 0 0 Palm, 4ef ton • PEPPER, .zif lb. Black, in b9nl l 0 0 31—.0 0 4 White .. . . ... _ _ 0 0 01—'0 0 71 PIMENTO, 4V - 1 . 1) in bond 0 0 41— 0 .0 0 QUER. PARK, cwt. • New-York •' ' /080— 0 8 6 Philadelphia. RICE, V . cibt. in bond. I Carolina SALTPETRE, , 4P; 1 0 1 6 —1 14 0 . • • ••• East Inllia. 0 14 6 —' 0 17 6 SHUMAC, 4f cwt.... .. _ 0 6 7 0 14 6 _ Q SPIRITS, V imp. gal. bond. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 BRANDY, Cognac . Gar; EVA ‘-- 0 1 0— 0 0 0 Baps. Jam. low. 0. r • -- io to l4' - 15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3 18 to 20 0 2 2 0 2 4 Choice r -10 2 4 0 3 8 Leeward, common 0 1 8 — 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger:— 0 2 1 — 0 2 10 SUGAR, 4? cwt. MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 9 0— 2 11 0 Middling 213 0 2 14 6 Good do. to bright 2 16 0 2 17 0 Fine to very fine 2 18 0— 3 0 0 Havana, fe bond. Brown 1 2 0— 1 3 0 Yellow 1 4 0— 1 5 0 'White 1 6 0— 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 0 0 Yellow 1 1 0— 1 2 0 White .A., 1 2 0— 1 7 0 East India., in boritf. Brown. 10 0 0— 0 0 0 Yellow White 216 0— 3 2 0 TALLOW, 4f , cwt. Petersburgh, Y. C 2 7 3 --- 2 7 6 Soap 2 2 0- 0 0 0 TAR, Amer. 41P br1.... Stockholm 0 12 6 0 13 0 Archangel 0 12 6 0 13 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. i Oak, Quebec Pine, Pitch , 0 24''4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. corn.... , 0 1 3 0 1 31 Ditto, Red 0 1 6 0 110 Yellow Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 Riga, red ' TOBACCO, lb. bond. York and James' River. a. a - - - Love and Inferior...... 0 0 24 0 0 2/ Ordinary and mid Fair to Pine 0 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed Nhannock; 0 0 3 .-0 0 6 entueltir and tlappa.. 0 0 3 0 0 44 Stemmed. 0 0 3 0 0 5 4 Maryland 0 0 41— 0 0 8 Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 —'o 11 9 VALONIA. Per ton , . DUTIES. 6d r cut. p. eta. Bill. Plead. ..1;-"e 28 017 cwt, LW. r ton, I 4 6d47 lb, For.6cl. ety tb B. P. 2d. Sd. 41 , Ib From B. P. Ir.— other park 4.,. 64. ton. Ar ton. clr cut. Is. 47 quarter. I is. 6d. per cwt. Id. per oct. B. P. dry 2s. 4d. taet is. 202: For. dry 4.9. wet 2*. 4d. qtr cut 20s 4 , cwt. .3d. 41 , lb 4d. tb 6s.4fs Cu'!. Is. 6d. cwt. .Is. 64. c7a. -9s. V art. Is. r tan. £B. Bs. V 252 galls. -2s. 6d. V cwt. jlr. per M. sd. 4P.tb. I-Bd. rif clef. 1 - 4r m l5l. 4J cwt. t. —6d. 'W cwt. Is. ir cwt. 22..66t. 9s. 4J' Imp. Gallon. 24:. 4y cwt. 638 . 41' acf, 32.: 4? or/. 2di 'W 15s. 12 burreli. Foretell &S. • • P. B 10s. 4P lucid. .3:. V lb. Rs. 9d. 4j lb. -4s. 4d. 4r cid. 41 0.. icti t g i , t .;, M. 0 33 1 4 1 36 2 10 2 48 3 32 4 26 H. M. 0 48 I 20 1 53 2 28 3 9 3 58 5 0 F. I. 17 1 17 0 16 8' 16 0 15 0 14 0 13 0