The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-02 00:00:00

_ , - . . . • . . , ~- ;.., • 48 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . 5.19.... , ..' .7.-1101011122,......151F. 12321 in .1.,,, . - - _ - .. - . -- • . -.--- - , - CbrlnVeTin,..iiirfor.,...iiia.2l=7l.lllF; RCE.,..,-.1.-.l....E . ,:aanaksereammalmar.MP--.._ , Aea....2 , --- - - , _,,,M1. -, _ - -- - i LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. , IMPORTED Zbr , VOCVO eorn t r . I ing the readiness of the salvors to fulfil their agreement, and the 1 exertions they successfully made to convey this large anchor on r. ~- I) ipping Entriiinturt. ---.8.-_ Friday, June 28, 1833. From the 21st to the 27th June, 1833, inclusive, By 1 Vessel from Calcutta-1 Bombay-2 Africa-1 Demerara-2 -non- i board; considering the state of the weather, the award of the - -- - Antigua-1 Barbadoes-1 Berbice-1 Grenada-1 Bahia-1 Pernam • THE VOICE OF NATURE. commissioners on the spot, the value of the vessel and cargo, TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. .f s d X s d DUTIES. buco-1 Maranham-1 Maceio-1 Paraiba-1 Rio Grande-1 Puerto and the unimportant sum in dispute, he should pronounce for ARGOLS, per czct. Cabello-1 Darien-5 New Orleans-2 Mobile-2 Savannah-2 Charles- FROM METASTASIO. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is 2 0 062 14 0 z ad v . cwt. ton-2 Petershurg-1 Norfolk-2 New York-1 Newfoundland-1 the claim of EGO, and condemn the owners in the costs. If the 115 0- 2 8 0 S - Brahestad•-1 Wasa-1 Messina-1 Ostend-1 Rotterdam. - accessible, that a reacly conveyance is not afforded from this enter- . . 1 1 * _h_,ite suit had been of long standin,g, he should have been disposed to prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our .. eu When modest Ere, retiring mildly, yields to night her power. - And every sound is hushed around, and closed is every flower ; condemn the owners also in the interest on the sum awarded. distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as k S P i o l T E , S b p . e s r ta e t w es t ' Canada, OOO 00 0 139- 1 4 6 Amer. Gs. 4p• cwt. Argols Ashes - brls. - My Julia! wilt thou leave thy cot, and come and rove with me, follows, viz. :- PEARL, U. States' .. - And drink the freshening tavilight breeze by yonder flowing sea I INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-FRIDAY. NEw YORK-On the Ist, Btb, 16th, and 24th of each month in the Canada, l6 0 16 6 Oak. tons, 75 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF SIR T HON' AS CHAMP- year. Observe-There is a regular mail from New York to CaNana, BARILLA, per ton Peruvian bales, - 'Tis not alone in smiling mead that joy and beauty dwell, . NEYS, BART. and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the Alicant OO 0 00 0 Berries Or waving wood, majestic hill, or in the sunlit dell. American inland postage is not demanded, as . formerly, on letters to BERRIES, V cwt. Borax chests, - At the rising of the Court, Mr. Cooke, on the part of Sir Brimstone tons, 2G For now the softest zephyr cools the scarcely ruffled tide, Thomas Champneys, applied for the assistance and concurrence be forwarded after their arrival in New York. Turkey, Yellow llO 0 2 0 0 a i2s ar cwt. Cassia Lignea boxes, 107 And nently o'er the sloping sands the rippling waters glide ; ,of the Commissioners to effectuate an arrangement with the Pim ADELPH lA-On the Bth and 20th of each month. Persian BRIMSTONE, V ton. 45 0 610 0 Castor Oil The wide-wide heavens, that lately glow'd with gold and crimson creditors, as a preparatory step to satisfaction being entered for ROSTON-On the sth and 20th, usually. Sicily, Sic l3 0 0 13 10 0 Cloverseed casks,-, bales, - light, the debts set forth in the schedule. From the statement of the OTHER PARTS 0 F THE UNITED STATES-The conveyances are Tuscan l5 0016 0 0 110 s. 4S• ton. Cochineal bags, -, serons, - Cocoa brls, - , bags, 20 CLOVER SEED, V cwt. Are now all darkly shadowed by the purple veil of night ; ' learned counsel it appeared that Sir Thomas was discharged as frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New Coffee, B. P tees. -, brls. 26, bags, 67 lan insolvent debtor from Ilchester gaol some time ago-his York , American... ... . The evening star comes sweetly forth, the pensive mind to cheer, Dutch rect. n. . ... .. - 3 0 0 £1 4r cwt. Foreign bags, 58, brls, -, hlids, - debts, including numerous annuitant creditors, then amounted HAVANNAII-On the sth of each month. Obserre-Letters are for- Log,wood tons, 158 The lady moon from clouded throne looks down serenely clear ; Ito the sum of £31,861, and he gave up considerable property warded, also, by way of New York. French & German whiie 2150- 3 5 0 COCHINEAL, V lb, in bond Fustic These are sweet lessons in the book which God to us has given, situate in Somersetshire, Cheshire, and 'Wales. The property Merenteee-pn the 24th of each month during the season. Silver .... - And these an. thoughts that lead the heart to ,soar from earth to ' was charged with the annuities, and efforts had been made to EAST IN DIES, CAPE OF Goon Hon, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA Black - heaven. [Dublin University Magazine.] raise a sufficient sum to pay . off the debts mentioned in the IsnaNns-There are usually monthly conVeyances. COCOA, ity cwt. in bond. Camwood. Flax tons, 73 mats. -, bales. - schedule. The Norwich Unton Company had agreed to ads Rio DE JANEIRO-On the Ist and 16th of each month. • Brazil. -------- Trinidad 2 8 0 218 0 Flaxseed hints -, qrs. -, bags, - THE MAGAZINES. vance the sum of £30,000 on the estates, and the sanction of the OTHER PAP.TS OF SOUTH Aarnalca-Not - regvlar but frequent. Court was required in the disposition of that sum. It was GENOA AND IrEonortn-On the Ist and 16th of each month. Caraccas COFFEE, 4p . cwt. in bund. 0 0 0 0 0 0 B. P. 2(l ' - Flour Galls E. 1. sacks, -, brls., - bags, - - stated that the number of the creditors was 119, of which 110 LISBON-On the Ist and 16th of each month. Jamaica, ordinary 35 0 410 0 Ginger barrels, -, bags, 43 Fraser's, Blaclarood's, and the Dublin University , had signed a release of their claims, added to which there was , , OR , I , • Good and fine ord... .. 4120- 4 17 0 Gum .csks, -, ba n gs, 14, boxes, 208 i o-Every 3 weeks. Mid. and good mid.. .. 418 0- 5 8 0 Hemp bundles, -, bales, - Magazines have reached us, but at so late an hour that , a suit pending in Chancery, instituted at the instance of General ''' 'ST APLES AND SICILY-Every 3 weeks. Fine mid. and fine 5lO 0 516 0 Hides, Cow and Ox no. 14742, bales, 21 we can only glance at their contents. The first contains 1 St. John, in , which the pros . - isional assignee of the Court was ' SMYRNA AN D CONSTANTINOPLE-Every 3 weeks. Dutch, &c ' 6cl. rlb Itorse Hair .bales, -, tons, 4 ; a party. Ihe sum in question was £15,000 - , and it was proposed Ordinary 3 0 0 4 0 0 Molasses casks, 819 an etching of Coleridge, the author of Chrislabel, and that that suit should be discharged, and the General, with the Good and fine ord... .. 4 2 0- 4 4 0 Munjeet - its usual variety of entertaining matter. Blackwood' Mid. and good mid.... 4 5 0- 4 8 0 Olive Oil jars, .-, casks, - other creditors, to accept of a certain composition. There was FRIDAY, 28th June.-Noon, Wind S.-Fair. Palm Oil casks, 816 and the Dublin are equally promising in the appearance in this Court the sum of £2,149, which, with the £30,000 to be Fine mid. and fine 4lO 0 413 0 of their title pages, and we anticipate a rich treat in advanced by the Norwich Union Company, would pay the 241 u l ia t i p l jl j ' a -- . k ail Combermere,. M`Nabh, from Cameroon_s _(sailed Havana . rnando Po, 'sailed 26th April)-Bowes, Johnson, St. Dominno 213 0 218 0 214 0 215 0 }ls. 3d. Fish oil Pepper casks, - robbins, -, bags, 1036 examining their stores and in culling some tit-bits from debts, and leave a surplus of £159 ; the Company, however, New York i -North Star, Benedict, New Orleans ; (sailed 20th Maan- Brazil and Laguira 2lO 0 32 0 Pimento, W 1 brls. -, boxes -, bags, - would not advance the money, unless their claim had the first B. Mezick, Corkhill, New Orleans-Agenora, Brown, Mobile-Alice, Mocha them for our next num!ier. charge on the estates. The learned gentleman, therefore, sue- Holt, Savannah-Sarah, Connor, Charleston. COTTON, V lb. Saltpetre bags, 4233 . gested that the provisional assignees Should receive £30,066, Aurora, for Philadelphia, passed Holyhead yesterday, at 45 minutes Sea Island Georgia Ol 14 02 0 - Shell Lac chests, 57 LITERATURE. and pay it over to the several claimanee, so that the Norwich past 1, p.m. Stained do.. - 0 1 1 Su ar, 11. P. hlids 1865, tees. 123, b• ns, - boxes -, brls., 78 g a. , Brazil, cases, -, bus. -, brls, - Company could see the application of the money. Elizabeth, for Demerara, passed Point Lynas this day at 2 p.m. Upland, do 0 0 71 0 0 10 • Mr. Commissioner Bowen said the creditors did not take care Commerce, Rimer, hence for Newfoundland, was seen on the 16th Ajabama O.O 71 00 91 1 Sumac bags, 2857 Tallow casks 63, skins, ...... WOMA N, THE ANGEL OF LIFE.-BY ROBERT MONTGOMERY.- of their own interest, but their officer was called upon to act. June, in lat. 49 33, lon. 21 30, with nothing standing but lower masts, Mobile OO 7a 0091 . t Tartar casks, 45 rudder unshipped, and no person on board, by the Gipsy, from New Orleans OO 74 0 0 101 c., Turrill, London. The Court would, therefore, see that he was perfectly safe. Jamaica, at Belfast. Pernambuco°. 0 0 9i 0 0 114 b, Tar Mr. Commissioner Law was of opinion that the proper course Hope, Carrick, from London for Halifax was spoken 23d May off Aricati & Ceara OO 91 0 0 101 . 4 Tobacco, Under this fascinating title a very beautiful poem in Three Turmeric bags, - would be for all the isiarties to attend the provisional assignee, the Banks. Saw several vessels dismasted.' ' Bahia & Macaio.... .... 0 0 81- 0 010 '''' Ca' .1. Turpentine brls, 1685 . Cantos has been published, and, as if inspired by his subject, 0 0 94- 0 0 104 ... '1 for him to receive the money, and pay it over by drafts on his Barton, Armstrong, hence for Barbadoes, was spoken 24th June, Maranham Wax Bees' off Tuskar. Sawginned ditto... . 0 0 9- 0 010 .:§...1 the Author has produced a work that deserves, 'from the ele- bankers. L .., Sir Walter Scott, Chesswell, hence, at Africa. Mina 0 0 0- 0 0 0 E c; Mr. Cook observed that the parties would act in the manner ga.nee of its composition and the graceful and harmonious flow .. • Mansfield, Jones,hence, at Cameroons. Para 0 0 9- 0 0 9i re ,ftlatitto. the Court suggested, and alter the payment he shoula nave tne Boddinnton Ellis hence off Fernando Po 26th April. Demerara & Berbice 0 0 91- 00 11 i ,? . -ono- . of its versification, to rank with the poets of England's best pleasure of moving that the proceeseings be removed from off Die°, forsier, frOm Bonny, and Elizabeth, Forster, from Calabar Barbadoes OO- 0 0 9a n". LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, ,Juele 2,8. days. Unhappily the appearance of a readable poetical work the files of the Court. for this port, off,Fernanclo Po 26th April. Common West India-. - 0-0 9a 'n'' r_ Bahama 0 0 81- 0 011 :gin There has been a good enquiry for Sucian, but holders having met of any magnitude is now an era in the republic of letters ;so There was some discussion respecting a certain debt. Sir Rochester Castle, Debord ; Emilie, Bleckert ; Tino, Ellis ; Terma- ' the demand very freely, former prices are barely supported ; tho Thomas Clom ne e who attended exrained the circumstances. gent, Prest ; Friends. Smile ; and Janet, Reed, at St. Petersburnh. Carthagena OO- 0 0 8 •• i a • total saes are 1,3N0 hhds. D.P. with 7,600 bags Mauritius and 500 bags much so, that we had almost persuaded ourselves that the ' P Y .-, ', ' • • Hero, Mickie ; Aurora Keith ; Emerald Isle, Flett ; and Matilda, 0 0 81- 00 81 n . n, The Couit approved of the princip e of the application and , Smyrna .. Egyptian 0 0 101- 0 1 01 in. Bengal, at the quotations. In Foreign nothing has been done, nor are highest aspiraticns of our poets were the pages of Annuals Ortsched, hence, at Elsineur. deed of release, and other documents were to be handed up for Liberty, Raebuna, from Jacmel, at Deal. Surat and Madras 0 0 51- 00 71 there any transactions to report in MOLASSES.-The trade in Oeneral being barely supplied with COFFEE, have evinced much disposition to Albums and Penny Magazines, and that with those mighty inspection, and the matter stood over. Bengal 0 0 51- 0 0 6 SAILED :-Superior, Tyson, for Virginia-Wilhelmina, Harriman, DYEWOODS, w ton. p_ur°hase, and the total sales comprise 180 casks Jamaica, 170 brls. names Scott and Byron, the noble ambition of being read by .........---,..- -- , Elsineur-Mary - , Dobson, Havana-Nereid, Jay, Leghorn-Lightfoot, LOGWOOD, Jamaica .. 6 0 0- 6 6 0 1 Trinidad and 530 bags Demerara. All descriptions of Jamaica have pasterity was extinguished, but Raert Montgomery has taught LONDON POLICE. Wilson, Brazil-Georgetown, Miller ; and Elizabeth, Taggart, Deme- St. Dom. & Honduras.... 660- 6 12 6 : realized a further advance of 3s. V cwt.; a few lots fine brought 114 s. From B. P. 38.- 6 1155., and a lot of 21 casks extra fine, of a favourite mark, sold as rara-Noidstern, Sartorius; and Augustie, Haltz, Elsineur-Pereival, Campeachy. 7lO- 7 15 0 us once more to hope for better things. To pluck the choicest Forrest; Charles, Hart ; and Elbe, Patterson, Newfoudland-St. Fume, Jamaica OO- 0 0 0 other parts 4s. 6d. high as 118 s • the Trinidad brought 945. 3d. 6 975. for fine ordinary • , flowers from a parterre that contains none but the rarest is THAMES POLICE. Pierre, Guilleme, Havre-Thetis, Jarvis, Nantes-Tecumseh, Tom- Cuba kins, New York-Seenympe, De Boer, Rotterciam-Harmonie, Spanish. - 8 0 0 1 brought very full prices ;100 bales Mocha of fair quality were also somewhat difficult, and more so in the present instance, from EXTIIA ORDINARY IN VESTIGA TION.-Ou Thursday. Thomas Agrill, Tonsberg-Emanuel, Willgots, Hamburgh-Fortuna, Lubbins, CAMWOOD l7 0 0 -22 00 'I sold at 78s. V cwt. Of Foreign, 50 bags colory middling La Guayra Henry, the mate and John Wood, the carpenter of the br.,„ic, Rotterdam Alexander, Brabander, Ostend. sold at 625., and 60 baea good ordinary Brazil at 555. 6 565. per cwt.- the very limited space that we can afford for quotations ; w BARWOOD, Angola 9 10 0 -10 0 0 Matchless of Aberdeen e now lying in the St. Katherine's Dock, - 100 bags Trinidad atieGrenada COCOA sokl at 48s. e 495. for ordinary, Gaboon 7 0 0 - 8 0 0 are quite certain that our readers will readily admit that and which ' has lately arrived from. Bahia with a car e eo of sugar NICARAGUA WOOD. 15s. V ton. and 555. 6 58s. for good.-400 bags Barbadoes GlNunic at 735. 6 765. and coffee, attended before Mr. Ballantine to explain the cur- SATURDAY, 29th June.-Noon, Wind S.-Fair. per cwt., and 20 bags PIMENTO at 41d. V 5.-In PEPPER no sales.- Solid lB 10 0 -20 0 0 " The mind of woman proves a spell For Rum, particularly of fine quality, the demand continues good, and cumstances connected with the sudden disappearance of Captain ARRIVED :-Integrity, Johnson, from Trinidad, (sailed 25th May) ; oil 2pth May, in lat. 18 30,. long. 62, spoke the . Helen Gray,. from Do- Large Rough l4 0 0 -15 0 0 To make a truth shine visible- Small l4 0 0 -15 0 0 as the stock is very limited, an advance of Id. e 20. V gallon. has That GENIES of no sex can be, Nicholls, the master of the vessel, at sea. The inquiry originated ramica, for London-Jantina Margaretta, Smith ; and Lessing, New- FLAX 4? ton. man, Havre-Duchess of Clarence, M`Dowell, Leghorn•L'Apollo, Petersburgh, 12-head - 0 0 0 been realized; the sales amount to 440 puns., chiefly Jamaica, of in an application made by a gentleman to the magistrate on middling quality.-In RICE the business is confined to GO tees. Caro- When radiant with divinity 1 Wednesday evenine, who stated that the Captain and a boy had Vandgeth, Ostend-Petrus Ludivicus, Moesker, Deifzyl-Hoflnunn„ Dutch - 44 0 0 -75 0 0 Id. V cwt. lina, at 18s. 6d. per cwt., and 80 bags African at 10s. 3d. per cwt.. in And though in life her lovely sway disappeared durinethe voyage ; that the ship had been brought Limner, Dordt-Whilhelmine Krahborg, Prunge, Amsterdam-Hu- Riga, P. T. R 4l 0 0- 0 0 0 bond. Pall dew-like o'er the parched day, home in charge of the mate; and that, from the crew having ron, Hardy, (sailed 20th MaC; and Edystone, Kearsley, Savannah- FLAXSEED, ife hm, There are no transactions to report this week in Ininioo. -A few She rules that noiseless under-tide left the vessel directly she arrived in the port of London, and St George, Taubman, New ork-Bardaster, - American Kent Jameson, St John N B-Jane, , Zante • and Lady of GINGER V cwt in bond and 20 bales SAFFLOWER, £7 ss. e£B 10s. per cwt., according to Of happy thoughts by home supplied.- other suspicious circumstances, it was strongly suspected that the L'ake, Harris, Newfo'undland, (sailed 12th June.) ' Jamaica', white * * 4150- 9 0 0 quality.-A sale of 250 boxes of CASSIA LIGNEA is reported at 735. per But, see ! when Peril claims her part, the N Captam and boy had been murdered. Harmony, White. hence at Puerto Cabello, 6th May. black OO- 0 0 0 Ils. 6d. per cwt. cwt.-The business in SALTPETRE amounts to 1,000 bags, at very full I Nicholls the larother of the deceased Captain, and several Mary Ann, from Carthagena, at Puerto Cabello. East India. prices. The hero of a woman's heart! 1 6 0 - 1 16 6 gentlemen, his ' friends, were present during the examination. William Shand, Norton. from New Orleans, for this port, lost her HEMP, <lf , ton. 28 0 0 - 0 0 0 DYEWOODS.-The demand for all kinds continues extremely limited, Though weak in hand, and frail in form. and only about 70 tons of Campeachy Loowooo sold at £7 10s. 6 E 7 Mr. Evans, the principal surveyor of Thames Police, stated mizen mast, and received other damag,e in a tornado 21st May, in the Riga Rhine Her spirit strengthens with the storm ; that he had, by the magistrate's directions, brought forward the Mississi tP i- - Petersburgh, clean 26 10 0-0 0 0 • w ' 1 ld. Per c t 155., 25 of Jamaica at £6 G£6 ss. and a few tons of solid NICARAGUA In vain the warning thunders roll. mate, who was ready to produce the log book, and the deposi- John , arsh, Clucas from New Orleans. for this port, parted from HIDES, If• lh her fast 21st May, and went adrift with several other vessels a con- West India, * dry Woon at £2O per ton; 30 tons of' Rokelle CAMWOOD offered to-day, were taken in at .£2O per ton ; some trifling sales have also been made 0 0 51- 0 0 6 They rally, not subdue, her soul! " tions taken before the British Consul at Messina. siderable distance down the River. Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 7 - 0 0 11 _B. P. dry 2s. 4d. in . Savanilla PUSTIC, at £7 10s. per ton . .-There is no alteration in the price of TURPENTINE ; 330 bps. of ordinary quality have been sold at • • The documents were handed in by the mate, who said he General Williams, Holdredge, from New Orleans, for this port, lost Salted.. .0 0 41- 00 51 wet ls. 2d. " Alas ! how oft since time began always kept the log, and the ennies were in his handwriting. her main topmast during the tornado, 21st May. Martha, Scott, hence at Africa. Brazil, dry salted .3 . d..; a cargo of new is Just arrived.- . No sales in Am .. e_rican , .. TAR, ur IG is very scarce and much wanted , two cargoes or nrocicnoim Hath woman been abased by man; Mr. Ballantine read the journal from the 27th of November 0 0 51- 0 0 6 For. dry 4s. Bd. North America, salted 0 0 41- 0 0 0 wet 2s. 4d. arrived this week, which have been sold principally at 145.-In Mon- Superb,. Springer, hence for Quebec, at Cor . k, 24th . June. East India 0 0 6 - 0 0 7 •:. :net, to the 4th of December last, when the captain was missing, from treal Pot As DES the sales are only 100 brls. at 215., and a few Montreal To wisdom's rank denied a claim. Agenorm, Whiteway ; Arrow, Harris • PMl's, Kissock ; Hender- Horse, In hide 06- 0 8 6 which it appeared that he displayed evident symptoms of insanity son, Park ; and Minerva, Goss, hence at'Newfoundland. INDIGO, V lb. B e n g a B l I P . t r e r a p n l d e F a i n n d e . v ‘ , 7 i i o o 1 1 e e t t 0 0 0 6 6 4 6 6 6 -___ 00 0 75 7 OG O 1 Pearls at 265. New States' Ashes are wanted, but there are very few Beyond the worst or weakest aim ; during that time, and behaved in such a strange way as to en- Comet, Clark, hence at Halifax, 21st May. at market. -For CLOVERSEED there is a fair demand, and 20 quarters Or, doom'd by others, living toys danger the lives of all hands on board. He laboured under a L'Espoir, Lebourgois ; and Asburton, Tucker, hence at Marseilles. 1 3d Vlb American red sold at 58s. per cwt...-FL.VESEED for crushing is steady ; For brutal dreams, or selfish joys ! delusion that the crew were mutinous, and would not obey his Fanny Connell, Joy, hence at Lisbon. Ordin. & Mid a cargo of Riga has been sold, to arrive, at 40s..per quarter.-BEEs' But thou, my England ! first to be lawful commands, though they always did their duty with Pomeraine, Berner, hence at Amsterdam. Violet & Copper 04- 0 5 3 1 ' WAx is rather dearer, a parcel of American having obtained £8 10s. Clemence De Hann hence at Antwerp. Copper O6- 0 6 6 i per cwt., duty paid.-A large quantity of QtsEßcoraoN BARK was In heart refined, in spirit free, alacrity. One day he asked the mate to take charge of the ship, Cicely, Sewell, from'Pernambuco, at London. Ordinary. - 0 5 9 1 a u n ff d ere th d e a , For ever may the virgin smile and bring her through the Straits oT Messina ; but, on his re- Caraccas, Floras duty pd. 0 6 2 - 0 6 9 t b a u u s c in tix s , o b f ut th f e or w vi e a e n k t o is f b c i o d n d fi e n rs ell th etr e a w f bn e, le h N h y d a s s . \ a y t i t r h r d e r v a i m s , fusel to do so, and telling him thathe had the command, he con- Sobres 05- 0 6 0 rates.-Of HioEs, HORSE Hein, Neutria SKINS or Chinchilli, no sales Of woman consecrate thine isle I- 4d. 41 , lb to report, and no transactions in Oanc BARK.-There has been a fair fined the mate below. He subsequently veered the ship in contrary SUNDAY, 30th June.-Noon, Wind W.S.W.-Rain. Cortes 0 4 0- 0 5 0 To guard thee should fond ocean fail, business done in TOBACCO, chiefly on speculation and for Ireland; the directions, at one time standing for Corfu, and at another making ARRIVED ;-Matilda. Milbrook ; and Rosehill, Ninean, from Ostend Guatimala O3l- 0 6 9 Thy banners cease to awe the gale. -Elizabeth Cornelia, Janzen , Rotterdam-Commerce, Vine, Charles- MADDER nrn cwt. total sales amount to about 240 Mids., the particulars of which are, 38 for Messina. He swore that it was a day later than it really was ; hhds. of Virginia, with a few of Kentucky stemmed, to the trade, 40 Thy throne become a crushing weight and on the mate refusing to alter the dates in the log-book, he com- ton. Crops . .. - 4 5 0 of Virginia leaf, 35 of stemmed, for Ireland, a few of Kentucky leaf Ann, Glaister, from Workington for this port, was on shore near Ombros - 3 le 0 Of tyranny on rank and state,- pelted the carpenter to nail it to the companion. Many other Whitehaven 25th June. Gamenes Thy genius and thy glory fled, strange acts were mentioned in the log-book-such as his or- Henry Brougham, Landels, hence for Lochroug, was driven on Mulls Ol5- 1 10 0 re-sale. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has on the whole With each proud pulse of freedom dead- dering the cook to be bound hand and foot, asking the crew shore near Loch Garloway, June 16, but since towed off with damage. MAD. ROOTS, cwt. . Olive, Henderson, from Antigua for this port, was spoken June 2, Smyrna been dull ; few sales have been made in BRIMSTONE, and the tendency E'en then, with female worth to throw to put him ashore at Calabria, throwing a piece of wood over- of prices is to a decline.-Sumac has been neglected, thou . gh the in lat. 35, long. 55. French 212 0-2 14 0 5 4, cwt. Its heavenliness round want and woe, board, and swearing he would go ashore upon it, and 9eakinf Flora Hernne, hence for Bathurst N.B. w w ecked near Wex- MUNJEET V cwt quotations may be considered a shade lower.-The better qualities of to the Captain of an American ship to supply him with fres ford, Jiine 28 ; Part of the wreck and inaterials a Willhe saved. East India', in bon'd MADDERS find buyers, but inferior sorts are negleeted.-No sales Ruled by the heart's unsullied reign, hands. On the morning . of the 4th of December, when the Jacoba, De Groot ; Mario, Mulden ; Frou Geschi, Veen ; Wohl- MOLASSES, 4r cwt. 1180- 2 0 0 -Is. frd. V cwt. worthy of notice are reported in MADDER ROOTS..-ARGOLS and A kingdom might revive again. ship was within a few miles of Messina, he came below and farth, Basker ; Gute Hoffnung, Rentes ; and Catherine, Rentes, hence West India, B. P 136 - I 7 0 -9s. 4p Mi. CREAM of TARTAR are steady.-There has been a fair demand for But, trample once upon that shrine borrowed pen and ink of the mate. Soon afterwards, and while at Helvoet OILS, qp 252 gals. OLIVE Om, which has been met freely by the holders, and sales to Where Love loath sainted as divine a portion of the ship's company weie at breakfast, he took the Rosalind, Holmes, hence, at San Blas. e ßootie, Bothwell, hence, at Naples. Cod rates. A few tons of Gum SENEGAL have been made at 775. per cwt. That beauty which our dreams adore,- helm from the carpenter, sent him below, and ordered a boy, Seal, pale, .NALONIA continues dull of sale.-The new imports of SEAL IDIL are anuidate, Mortimore hence at Lenhorn. Whale, (without casks.) 0 0 0- 0 0 0 Reli,gion, virtue, truth,-are o'er ! named Jefferies, to take it. After the carpenter was gone, he HorationllodgSon, fro ' m Havana, at'Antwn.rp. now coming forward, and holders appear not disposed to sell under Linseed, V gallon, o. m 0 2 4i- 0 2 5 £27 ss. 0 £'27 10s. from the quay, for pale ; a parcel of 20 tuns last And sooner shall Gomorrah rise sent the boy forward, and took the helm from him. On the Rape, pale 0 2 6- 0 2 7 year's Fishery has been sold, cteliverable here from an outport, at £27 From out her grave to greet the skies, return of the carpenter, he found no one at the helm, and asked ' Olive, V 252 gals.. the boy what had become of the Captain. The boy replied, " I MONDAY, Ist July.-Noon, Wind W.-Rain. Gallipoli. , i t a t e l e c o h r d a i s T i. b g e t e o n q d u o s i n i e t y i n . _ N s e R w E f n o u o n l ll s a n a i r l e C s o t e n a , d a y t £ a t 2 50 u l . Than empires where no morals bloom don't know; is he not below ?" The carpenter said he was not ARRIVED ;-Voluna, Greeve. from New Orleans-Jupiter, Kyle, Sicily, &c 5l 0 0 -52 00 3 •:. 252 galls. Awaken from their living tomb!" St. John, N.p. and Shelburn, N.S.-Friendship, Katalean, Groningen Palm, v ton f R P I E , E N; f p N h V e eM b a e i e n n s again seen. All hands were immediately called on deck, and quotations.-Panm Om is now selling at £32 10s. from the quay, and -Comet King, Hambro'-De Broders Tyn Queers Amsterdam- PEPPER V' lb._ they at once concluded the Captain had committed suicide. Indust 3; Duvenburden, Rotterdam- I Maria, Branders, Ostend-- Black, 'in bond 0 0 31- 0031 / Is. per lb. a s a p b e2 o rs l a s u t lu t t 4l Blo T - e t p e o S k e n or s m ic u l e t n s: p F o le d A x o f l i t a t t l e t h d i o s i effected for arrival at still lower rates, but there is little doing on the LAW REPORT. The Captain's hat, handkerchief; and nea-jacket, were found Bonne r dere, Chambord, Bordeaux-Atlantic, Gronwokl, Dunkirk. White 0 0 51- 0071 3 ck of Tninann now here is so very trifling, that a fur aft ; but on further search the deep sea lead was missing. Sub- Also Arrived :-Thomas, Lewis, from Dundalk-Lady Florence, PIMENTO, Vlb in bond.. 0 0 44-- 00 4} od. V lb. n p g r . i - " S '- om O e a sa o l f e T s seouently, a note in the Captain's h an d_ wr iting was found be- Owens, Drogheda-Carlisle, -, Bristol-Fair Trader, (steamer) QUER. BARK, cwt. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. per cwt. has been obtathed this week. hind the looking-glass. It was to the following effect :- Drogheda-J - ohn Wood, (steamer) Glasgow. New York • s itge o r t a - dVan e ce st i o rf 6d. Q. 9d. I 0 8 6 - 0 9 G -Bd. IF cw I. LIVERPOOL CO'll'ON MARKET, JUNE 28. FR A N K LIN V. CROWTHER. " f Th . om d as Henry, after lam dead, I deliver my property_to Chieftain, Nooney, hence for Montreal, was off Cape Clear 18th ult. Philadelphia This was an action by the holder against the endorser of a bill RICE, cle cwt. in bond. We have had a larger business done in our Cotton market this week h NI . h JOHN N . ICHOL d L . S.'; Good Agreement, Robson, hence, at Miramichi 30th May. than in any previous one since April, 1825. The demand has been of exchange, dated Armagh, April 5, 1832, for £250 7s. 6d., my nen s. 'On the ship casting anc or at essina t e mate imme tate y Kingston, Dempsey, hence, at do. do. Carolina - 0 18 6 -1 3 s. gr Cwt. general from dealers, spinners, and speculators ; and the sales to-day purporting to be drawn by a Mr. O'Hara, payable to his own East India - 0 16 0 -Is. V cwt. went ashore and reported the whole of the circumstances to Mr. Mlramichi, Hutchinson, hence, at St. John, N.B. SALTPETRE, 4, clet l7- 2 2 0 -Gd. 4r Mi. are at an advance of Id. oe lls in American, and Id. to Id. 4," It in all older, and endorsed to the defendant, who endorsed to Aspin- other descriptions on our quotations of this day week. 25,000 Ameri- Barker, the British consul. The depositions of the crew taken Albion, Banton, hence, at St. Andrew's, N.B. SUMAC,- V eta O7- 0 14 0 -Is. ee cwt. all, who endorsed to the plaintiff. The plaintiff was a bul- can, 5,000 Brazil, and 2,000 East India, are on speculation, and 700 before Mr. Barker were also read by Mr. Ballantine. ,They Lotus, -, from Dublin, at do. SPIRITS, V imp. gal. bond. lion merchant in Liverpool, and banked with Aspinall, who Mary, Brown, hence, at Newfoundland 3cl ult. confirmed the statement in the log, and . it further appeared that Nicholson, Craig, hence, at do. Bth ult. BRANDY, Cognac OO- 0 0 0 1 22. t. 6d. 4r gall. American and 100 Surat for export. has since failed. GENEVA 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 the captain was a very hard drinker, and drank to such an ex- Jessie, Thompson, hence for Quebec, at Belfast 27th ult. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Mr. CROMPTON, for the plaintiff, said that notice having been James, Jacobs ; Corsair, Williams ; Nautilus, Barker; and John RUM Jam. low. 0. P From the 22d inst. to this day inclusive. given to prove the consideration which the plaintiff gave for the ess as to bring on mental derangement. Porter, Jenkinson, hence, at Halifax. IMPORTS. c Mr. Ballantine said he saw no reason for snspectin . g that the 12 to 16 0 2 0- 0 2 6 SALES. bill, he should do so. Betsey and Mary, Moss, hence, at Eisineur. The plaintiff's clerk said the plaintiff banked with Aspinall, captain had met with his death unfairly. There could be no Adventure, Stevens, hence, at Lisbon. doubt he had co mitted suicide, and that from the time the ship Lapwing, Osborne, hence, at do. 18 to 20 Stronger. 0 0 0-- 13 0 ci 9s. V ITV. Gallon. l' ry sly This P C ri u c r e r s en o t f This Prysly who had since failed, and had taken the bill from him, for Choice 1027 - 0 3 9 DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year _-__ ______ which he had given value. The bill came back dishonoured. nsanite . e ritish consu left Bahia he wa m s in a state of i • ' Th B. . 1 __ Leeward, common.. - 0 1 9- 0 110 1 §ea Island Georgia.... 13380 1170 131d6 24d , had already investigated the circumstances, and if he had seen I 58780 11060 The defendant afterwards called upon the plaintiff and requested VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. Proof and Stronger.... 0111- 0 3 2 1 Stained Ditto l4lO 80 81 -13 8628 207419 any grounds of suspicion he would have given notice to the au- 'lO toll •• • • ----:-. -7- = SUGAR, V ewt„• n n . him to take a composition of 4s. in the pound. Upland Ditto 167980 21800 8-1 -10 thorities here. MUSCOVADO, .D. r. antrypaid. 1 The bill was then put in, and the defendant's handwritine • • Alabama . . Mr. Nicholls said that all he wanted was the magistrate's EAST mines AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Dry brown 29- 2 II 0 8 8 1 = 9 9 1 }11614 215081 , proved. Mobile W F Porter, 232 Radid, Gray, Bombay Middling 212 0-2 14 6 243 % 4 P • eri• t Mr. WIG HTMA N, for the defendant, said the bill had a ss. opinion ; but he thought it very strange that the crew should Taylor & co, or Aikin & co, 276 Lawrence, P, Calcutta New Orleans 119450 21570 84 - 1 0 1 Good do. to bright-- 2 15 0- 2 16 0 04 - 414 ) 4 have left the ship directly it came into port. Another suspicious Ashleys, or Skinner & co, 413 Frances; B, Pernambuco .} 31540 3720 1 - -- i 3485 20883 Irish stamp, which was the proper stamp if the bill had been Bombay Fine to very fine 2 17 0- 3 1 0 Aricati & Ceara lOl -10 a „ circumstance wa - s that dboy was missing during the voyage, no Havana, in bond. i drawn as rt, purported to be, in Ireland, but it was, in point of fact, drawn m Liverpool, and therefore rt required a 6s. stamp, on r e knew how; and that the lad Jeffries was left at Cowes. WEST INDIES, &C. Brown II 0 12 0 Bahia and Macaio 16070 2120 91 -10 3674 14195 D Buchanan, 413 St Croix, P, Honduras Maranham lO/ -10 a ) l'he mate said the boy was missing durine the captain's life- Yellon 1 3 0 1 5 0 i 27800 4160 01 _lO i 657 36630 far want of which the bill was void. To prove this he called- Sawginned time and while the ship was at Gibraltar. ' UNITED ST ATES. White 1 6 0-1 12 0 Os, V cid, Mina. Mr. Metcalfe, who said Darby had been his clerk. The bill E P . rodsham, Brazil brown bond Ol7- 0 19 0 ' 11er. Ballantine repeated that he saw no cause for pursuing' 378 Ulysses, Q, 636 C t e i s ti t atiia c n, P, li , l it e al w tim Yo u r r k e Para 240 200 9 - 91 Inas put into the defendant's hands by Darby. It was drawn in Yellow 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 the investigation further ; but, if the captain's brother coul ' ila l ri a n y gl r ro & s e co, 259 In u a n ry s } Demerara & Berbice.. 1480 91 -11 390 1389 Darby's office in Liverpool. The eiefendant was not in the tland, A S White 1 2 0- 1 7 0 produce an - y evidenee, he would resume it at any future time. Peck & Phelps, 29.2 Sharon,' K, , East India, in bond. Barbadoes 3OO 120 9- 91 office at the time. Do 3377 Maury, Latham & no, 398 Hamilton, In Boston Brown. Common West India.. 3090 230 81 -91 1 Mr. C ROMPTON cross•examined this witness, who refused to Bahama 2O 81 - 11 . . ! answer his questions on the ground that he should criminate AW FU L ANNOUNCEMENT. -A placard is posted up in the Cearns, Crary & co, 559 Mary Howland, G, New York Yellow ...... Carthagena ....... ... . 1930 20 8- 0 371 White • 1 :2 1:5 t himself. The bill appeared to be a fabricated bill, and O'Hara, BRITIS H A MERIC A . 250 , 10 84 - 81 269 TALLOW, 4, cwt. Smyrna 13s 2d. V cwt. Egyptian ...... .... _ 8780 130 11 - 121 ,_ 210 k. the drawer and first endorser, was a fictitious person. streets of Leeds, headed " Holbech Clothiers' Union," and in Chapman & Willis. • 169 Kitty, K, Hopewell, N B Petersburgh, Y. C the concluding part of it (we suppose as an inducement to Graham & Taylor,. . 261. Hope, B, Ne.wfoundland Surat and Madras .... 48040 4620 6 - 7 . 4 1252 13624 d Mr- Crompton replied, and said, as between the plaintiff, the Soap OO- 0 0 0 ' young men to enter) it is stated that the funds far surpass the W Fairelough, 497 Caledooia. B, St John's, N B Bengal 1370 51 -6 f 918 TAR, Amer. V br1.... 0 13 0 - 0 14 0 i holder, and the defendant. it was of no signification to the de- " expectations of its most sanguinary founders ! '-Yoric Chro- .1 Glynn & Son, 74 Sophia, K, Labrador StDomingo a public sale 170 91 fence that the bill was a forged bill in its original concoction, W Smith & Son, Graham 8z Taylor, 201 . Lady' Leitrim, S, Newfoundland Stockholm Ol4- 0 14 6 15s. Vl2 barrels. Demerara S this day. 160 104 „ because the defendant, by endorsing the bill, stOod in the nature A . C L Bahr, Quebec Archangel 013- 0 14 0 - nide . " ' 2,9. 373 co Ad i n on an is , t, B ß , , TOBACCO, lb. bond. of a new drawer ; and the only questi,on was, whether the bill se YOUNG CoUPLE.-Perth, Aug. 29, 1618. -Mr. John Guth- St Andrew's, N B 501910 71340 29'700 510355 . fter the efternoon sermone anet the York and James' River. __. was drawn in Ireland or not. Where a statute was so extremely rie, on ane Sonday e . _ , m Graham & Taylor, • 34n Mary, B, • Newfoundland Low and Inferior.... .. 0 0 21- 0 0 21 1 Monday Evening, July Ist, 1833. . penal as the Stamp Act, it was the duty of the party who chose master . q of San uhar with Sir Robert swiftis dochter ane Inelis Cannon & Miller, 275. Nehemiah, Q. St Andrew's, N B Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31- 0 0 44 1 nse to avail himself of it as a defence to tiring his case within the knyght in Yorkschyre. e at e N hr of the parties ezc ' d ' a . eede thirteen .. SOUTH •A MERIOA. Fair to Pine ....... .... 0 0 5- 0 0 6 1 0 06 -__ 0 03 : 3 0 00 32s . r mi . Our market since Friday has been comparatively quiet, co may be zieris of age.-Scotsman. W Sr. J Welstood, 185 Saguenay, C. Maranham & Para Stemmed OO- 0 0 6 ',3 s . ag lb . bought to-day at 11 Vlb decline from the extreme rate of Friday. provisions of the act by clear and undoubted evidence. This quently a reaction in price has taken place, and Cotton n ' Leech & Harrison 176 Eliza, IC, Rio Janairo Kentucky and Ra a „ PP w The sales are about 4,000 bales, almost exclusively to spinm. s. had been ruled gy Lord Ellenborough on several occasions. REMARK ABLE OCCU RRENCE. - On Thursday last, the 20te . ...,,., , 003-0 0 4/ i 1 itsin y Bros. 251 Porter, C., `Valparaiso, Arica, hannodk, near- • n... 1 Arrived-2 Savannah, 1 Orleans, and 1 New York. - Now, the bill bore on the face of it to be drawn at s'ennagh, in ult. about 11 o'clock forenoon, while Mr. Montgomerie banker Islay 8z Lima Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 51 1 ' Ireland, and that was prima facie evidence of that fact; and in Irvine and another gentleman, were engaged in filing on A Parlane, 278 Niagara, P, Bahia Maryland 0 0 41- 00 8 1 ti'd.so tritv.,l4t:frdzp.-ct,c f„T !' the jury, from the evidence of a man who by his own confession the river , Garnock, nearly opposite to where they were standing MEDITERR ANEAN. Canadian OO- 0 0 6 -2s. Orl. ap lb. ra • 1 F,' ta' T, Et n i ..- 'g nf. r ',:i n n n nJ 1 a slight ebullition took place in the current of the river, which TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 096- 0 11 9 --4 s. 4d. V cwt. ca '•• .•,' ' ' " ;: : Z '' .' 5 . t I was a felon, would not find that the bill was drawn in Liver- C G Weber Si co, 84 Mary, G, Malta & Messina VALONIA. ver ton. Ct: '''' E. . g = pool, where it would be very difficult to obtain an Irish stamP, they at first supposed to be occasioned hy the leap ofa. salmon; SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. . WAX, REES, 4" cwt. in bond. r ...vo.• .-el-. .. r . and they would be extremely cautious how they would, by such but the gurgling motion which succeeded led them to suppose Cotesworth & Smith, 75 Gaspee S Gibraltar & Cadiz n.o . t. n• ni-n, n cn , , African - 5 0 0 -£2 V cwt. e 3 . n . ; .?. ,5 4 RP t i n VJ tainted evidence, deprive the plaintiff of a just demand. ' that something serious had occurred, and that the river had American - 5 10 0 -x3 ag cwt. 0 -, r - - dg Verdict for the plaintiff-Damages, £260. broken into the coal mines wllich surround the place on which , EUROPE. .3 9. 4. • 0 • . , • 0 7., . t• -. 3 Go ''' P-3 • . , 533 Verms, Q, . Elsineur r. n o . - -. 3 they stood. They immediately hastened forward to tbe nearest C L D B o a , hr ' - Fred Wilhelm, B, Stettin -_-___-- pit-mouth, and stated their suspicions, which the pit-head man Do, • ' 154 Zero, K,. St Petersburgh ENGLISH STOCKS, JUNE 28. • . e 'el , COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. at first was slow to believe, and it was only after Mr. Montgo- Do, 102 Agnes, K, Do Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent , KEYS V. slime. merie had strongly remonstrated with him, that he at length Do, - Lonis Constant, K, Ostend 3 per Cent. Red. Anns £looon 88a i . . . ...... •• • ~,. .....--e-see This was an action to recover £1,300, the amount of three prepared to ay . ert the danger. By this time, however, the men J G e lv s em & Son, 104 Ark, 8, . Havre de Grace Ditto - -- bills of exciaange porporting to be accepted by tbe defendant. below had heard the rushing forward of the water, and were C L nahr, 141 Vulture, Hamburgh 3 per Cent. Consols Anns 1000.. Shut. ,n - :n n- Do, 128 Archer, 0, St Petersburgh Ditto ns o Fig 5 I It appeared that in the month of November, 1828, the defen- making the best of their way to the bottom of the shank, but C L Bahr, 113 Highland Lad, S, Savossa 31_per Cent. Anns. (1818) 1000.. 95; ' g : ia' t : pn: `.. El 4 ~..;,,, ~ slant, who was a person in low circumstances, having a claim before they reached it, several of them were up to their necks - es * to considerable property in right of his wife, but, being with- in water, and in two minutes more every one of them would - 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Shut. in rn out funds to enforce it, .agreed with a person named Ford, a have been drowned. Immediately on the whole of the men be- Einl3oitOS 3i_per Cent. Reduced Anns 1000.. 95a 651 n ;Pe P eik sort of genealogist, to give him one-third of whatever property ing got out of the pits, Mr. Dodds, the active manager of the Mato 500.. 951 652 . , a ,,'" co '-' " -,:.! C) cc 0 p7',, .., he recovered if he raised funds to enable him to carry on a suit wor k s , assembled all his men at the cavity in the bed of the ----este- New 34 per Cent. Anns lOOO.. 97 i s' . ~, ~,, o•-• 00 C. 4 C:* 14••• C., ri r• ~• ...".___. ks , • ,-, ....1 is, CO CAI Op CI. CO .-I C. 4 2.. 4. T .( . - in Chancery. A deed was accordingly executed to that effect, ri ver : over which they placed a coal-lighter laden with such EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,.'.S-c. Ditto o •in or oocecrn or in .. 5' 5. sc.-nn 4 per Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000.. 1021 1 1 in which Ford was empowered to sign Smith's name to such things as they thought calculated to stop the rush of water, such Fama, Hargreaves, fm Calcutta, with 4233 bags salitetre, 57 chsta (....4 Ditto securities as should be required for that purpose. The three as straw, whins, clay, &c.; all their efforts, however, proved shellac, 600 bags rice, 21 bales cow hides, order-P D New 5 per Cent - nco St n . n ., . n n .... n , in' - ' or sn''' ar c ' . bills in question were signed by Ford in Smith's name, under unavailing, for the water continued to pour into the mines with- IfTST INDIES AND 31.4DEIRA. Long A.nns., exp. Jan. 5, 1860 - ri- E - li.g the authority of this deed, and discounted by the plaintiff. In out obstruction, Producing comparatively very little agitation Reform, Cousar, fm Grenada, with 25 pns molasses, J Marryatt & Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10, 1859 December, 1828, a suit in Chancery was commenced by the on the surface of the river, until the following day about three Son-60 pns do, Graham & Taylor-80 pns do, Murray, Syme & co- Et 50 „ Jan. 5, la6o defendant and his wife's sister; and, after considerable expense o'clock, when a tremendously large spacebroke down, which in 85 . pns 21 brls do, 18nins 6 hds rum, 28 brls 7 bags cocoa, 1 brl lime Jan. 5 1880 India Stock, div 7 10i per Cent.' Shut. Shut. .., . .- es e . ,4 I:: e. and delay, they sacceeded in recovering £32,000 in the funds, a short time engulphed the whole body of the stream, leavine juice, 63 brls 10 hf tcs sugar, 34 ox hides, Acraman and Stitt-3 kegs South Sea Stock, div. 31 per Cent in nr .-- -.1 nr nn tamarinds, 3 bus arrowroot, 1 bx 1 tnk sweetmeats, order- K Dk ca 0 viz., £16,000 to each of the claimants - but of the defendant's the bed of the nver quite dry for more than a mile on each side Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent B6l in = n share £12,000 was settled, by order of ' the Court of Chancery, of the aperture, where there lied previously - been a depth of fully r ,„ UNITED STATES. Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent on his children. Evidence was adduced on the part of the de- six feet. At this time the fishes in the channel were seen leap- 'lvilian, Lawson, fm New Orleans. with 1337 bales cotton, J Hob- 3 per Cent. Annuities, ;1751) Shut. _ .. 1o'• ' ' " ' s o O r- r ei c' "' ' or °l ' I) tio ' ` • •7 ' " iaq" g o ` • ''‘: f: ...,. nx ' 01 son and co-Q Dk India Bonds, 21 per Cent. Co . fendant. to show that the money raised by Ford on those bills ing about in all directions. On the flowing of the tide the depth es Renovation M`Dearmid fm New York, with 14 bales cotton, Wad- Bank Stock for Account, July 24, had not been applied towards tile carrying on of the suit, and of water betwixt the chasm and the sea increased to about nine dington, Holeand co-246-idry salted c and 0 hides, do-14 bxs to- ocrownoinincoococcoo.' ...`s nn iP 3 per Cent. Consols for Opening, July 24 .. 4.. NJ .4.4 ... .1, .4.04 ......a . . ~,, - ~,, it was also contended that the deed empowering Ford to sign feet; then the desolation was awful ! The long sweep and pro- bacco, 1098 wet salted hides, Dennistoun, Mackie and co-37 t cam- India Stock for Account, July A the defendant's name was void on the face of it, on the ground ei g i o us quantity oi water rushi ng into the chasm at this time wood, J and J Jackson-12 hales cotton, T Blackburne-23 csks conts EXCIIEQUER BILLS. • • ocs •-• C CZ> 0 0 o=o C:50.- , ,g E r . ,,, , in , of maintenance, and consequently that the defendant was not made the sight impressive beyond description. Three men, unkn, J Hardman, Sons and co-aht 131 t fustic, J F Coventry-115 £l,OOO - 52s 53s pm. ....”-- ...ono-. Y. liable for the bills so signed by Ford without his (Smith's) who were in a boat near the spot, had a very narrow escape t do, Waddington, Holt and eo-abt 34 t do, I Ogden-40 bales cot- 500 s2s 538 pm. en-a ..,..,.. ono-nocornconoga.- 0 I F. 1... 140. 4A. 4...... P.• •.• ton, Bolton, Ogden and co-5 ba n es yellow berries, Maury, Latham Small legal authority. from being sucked into the vurtex, for no sooner had the men c,e, 000000000 f i e , . e -e , arid co-100 t Campeachy lonwood, J Hobson and Sons-P Dk ' ono The question as to the validity of the signatures under the g 0 t out than the boat was drawn down with fearful rapidity. Alice, Hall, fm Savannah; with 1016 bales cotton, Maury, Latham Advertised Commercial deed was reserved for the opinion of the Court above ; but on The great body of waters continued to pour down the chasm, and co-P Dk ann.. -i ni .a cs -: croo or or o: or in , ~.... . tzt the other facts, there being no proof of the plaintiff, who until the whole workings of the pits, which extend for many Trenton, Homan, fm Charleston, with 543 hales cotton, order-259 ..... 4.,.. ~. NM 4.1. 1 . : : ....... :: : : ' e, ' ) 5 ' ( .l bales do, Ewart, Myers and co-212 bales do, T and J D Thornely had given value fur the bills, beine a party or privy to any miles, were completely - filled ; after which the river gradually FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JUNE 2,8. eec, cee,o=escsce=seseesr, sett ono 184 bales do, Maury, Latham and co-160 bales do, H Patty and co- n a, fraud or illegal conduct on the part o ' f Ford, the Jury found a assumed its natural appearance, and the water attained its or- Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per X Ster 961 c. -- . 4 84 bales do D Buchanan and Son-42 bales do, T Crowder-19 bales C.l , CT ~, ....1 er, 0. -I-vow verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount of principal and in- din ar y le ve l, At this time the pressure in the pits became so do, ets stes'vart-P Dk Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent terest. great, from the immense weight of water impelled into them, Agenoria, Brown, fm Mobile, with 250 bales cotton, order-400 Brazilian Bonds 67 1 .....-.. -- - ^-'' . i t 1 1 ! ; : : ..,. . 1 ; : .:. 1 1 '9 :: . 0 t...: en that the confined air, which had been forced back into the high bales do, W Smith and Son-591 bales do, R Wilson-Q Dk North Star, Benedict, fin New Orleans, with 1336 bales cotton, Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct , May 31 it E. - 2 , r o i rcs :s. ;' c s ': '>' n' n• tan nit ADMIRALTY COURT. workings, burst through the surface of the earth in a thousand Columbian Bonds, (1824) 6 per Cent., for the Acct. •'-'• P . Baring Bros and co-P Dk .-3 :::: THE LORD OF THE ISLES. places, and many acres of ground were to be seen all at once B Mezick, Cockrill, fm New Orleans, with 486 bales cotton, W and May 31 2l n • 7.?,.t5 1 . ;r4r,?. - . -:-'. I . e: This was a _proceeding under the statute, against-Benson bubbling up, like the boiling of a cauldron. In some places J Brown and co.-609 bales do, order-P Dk Danish Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent n • tr . - - - '';';. Cr" . "°' - ' i ' l n , enn master of the Lord of the Isles, a British vessel, for carrying false' the current was so impetuous as to form cavities four or five feet Sarah, Corner, fm Charleston, with 455 bales cotton, Cropper, Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 . guild., for the , -3 • - 1 ,- ; " •0 ti .11 • • 4 • 4 7 colours in the Douro. The vessel was seized bv his Majesty's in diameter, and produced a roaring noise like the . escape of Benson and co-85 hales do, W Stewart-55 bales do, Leech and liar- Acct., May 31 c n • • n' PP n 0 n `"" • ' • • * • E 4 ri3 „ n , Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent n - 1 * . * " g° ';.i i • >i . .-' ship Etna. An affirmative issue was given. steam from an overcharged boiler. Immense quantities of sand rison-31 bales do, rJohnson-51 bales do, P Chaloner, eons a n d co Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the Acct., r 0 Sir John Nicholl sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of E5O and water were thrown up like showers of rain during five hours, -320 bales do order-1 hf. brl potatoes, J .1 . Cordes-1 bx apprl, D Gibb-K Dk ' May 31 361 . . . - . . .is..• • • n , • o.- - 4 e, se 4.4- to the King, with costs, observing that the act gave him no and in the course of a short time the whole of Bartonholm, Bovres, Johnston, fm New York, with 33 t fustic, T and W Davies Portuvese Bonds, 5 per Cent. 6O 1 et 2 0 4-4. n 0 power to mitigate the penalty, and if it gave such power, this Longford, Snodgrass, and Nethermains were laid under water; -28 t do, Willis and Switinson-73 t logwood, 54 t fustic, Wadding- Ditto Regency- Scrip, 5 per Cent 2f2 11 dis. • • was not a case in which it should be exercised, since it was of by which calamity from five to six hundred persons, men, wo- ton, Holt and co-86 bags madder, 10 serons cochineal, 347 bags 147 Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £St lO4l es iT.3 .74 o ar Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 ol ... et in ,-.-. C.. P••• it c:•4 C. 4 - . I c:: , t-2 ~., .'' great importance to the national interests that this country should avoid all appearance of covertly aiding belligerents. men, and children, have been entirely deprived of employment. brls 3 tes gum, abt 25 t Nicaragua wood, order-K Dk We are deeply grieved to learn, thailay this unfortunate occur- St George, Taubman, fm New York, with 465 bides cotton, 200 brls tar, Bolton, Ogden and co-29 bales cotton, T B Blackburne-5 hales Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., 3s. Id Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent l9 i m tot.: to t0, A ..• rvAt, :, -,Wzig, , :,...',"„; a t 2 g F. 3 r:„ - . ,2:1: OS e,..se est es 4-, es THE HECTOR.S A LVA GE. rence these extensive works have been injured to an extent Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 do, 300 brls pot ashes, Melly, Prevost and co--368 brls turpentine, - - .•C The vessel in this case, on her voyage from Ceylon to London, which almost precludes the hope of their ever being restored to J Judson and co-32 lids do, Sands, Hodgson and co-2 cs B goods Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the Acct., an rn. nr n sz sr r- in n.-4 co .- n with a valuable freight, estimated with the ship at £16,500, had their former state.-elyr Observer. retd, R Perry-1 hd 1 brl do, .1 Goodwin-1 hoz gold, 1 box patterns, May 31 tri rn c. 4 to .- ... on 4,-too- , • c4ait..28.t..P in : 1 French R entes, 5 per Cent in no .... " ''''-• c ''' - ' el. eeVis' es lost all her anchors except the bower, and on arriving off Dover W and J Brown and co-It Ditto, Exchange ,Sa ° rn '4 g S' Fr fn: es_,,,',--,- employed the lugger Catherine, with five boatmen, to procure a Ituron, Hardy, fm Savannah, with 225 bags cotton, Isaac, Low SKETCHES OF THE FEMALE NOBILITY. French Rentes, 3 per Cent - heavy anchor. Some delay took place in consequence of a mis- and co-99 bags do, Collmann, Lambert and eo-409 bags do, order Ditto, Exchange k .. . -' ns :.'S „:. . THE MARCHIONESS OF ABERCORN. -G Dk ....no-I:cr.:a-an- _ , -; , ,;4.:5 understanding as to the part of the Downs in which the vessel BRITISH AMERICA. Dutch, 21 per Cent., exchange 12 gain 491 1 9 1 -a a. in -, n non r 4, CT r.. 4 CO oP• U:, .--' , c., ~...... i\, C 4 CO -1 4+ 14. , • ,, CA: OCO . C., , 9 ' - '1 --n Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 cnn-. ni c0c., , ,cf,,-.6,- , g4-,. ~ q , , ..i., was to wait ; but eventually the anchor was received on board. Sweet Psyche of our isle ! whose infant grace, Richard Watson, Burnett, fm Quebec and Montreal, with (from or an ar.. o onto or or ca se The commissioners under ihe act awarded £6O for the service Dutch, 5 per Cent 9Ol 89i 901 1 _ - - - --- Reflected by the sculptor's mag,ic hand, Quebec) 119 brls pot ashes, Lodge and Prichard-56 brls do, C Hum- nn ., rendered; the owner refused to consider this as an award, and Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 Beams, like the orbs of heav'n, in pride of place, -1 ~ in ,-..-• n n tendered 30 guineas, which were refused. , berston and co-la clO deals, order-(from Montreal) 21 brls pt ashes, -4 .a. fa C,, ec n nnn. co cn cis = , -3 O'er many a scatter'd realm and distant land ; 60 hrls prl do, Lodge and Prichard-100 brls flour, abt 800 qrs wheat, '- COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, JUNE 8 ~___._. ___a . .-,.., c., .....:. :0 .. c.., -,..,....-. .--, ~-; pr. plii,llimor.e stated the case for the salvors_ , -t o-ain CA .73 0 N., 04 0 C. 4 9E w o ~,. - Pure-as the marble where we trace thy charms, /3 planka,../.1, and C Benn-25 brls flour, AOO stars,. 2;1 . 8 „ Ileala am! in a- or .--• ni ra ic in .- in n• in , n n; nr , n a- cror or nnoionrinc.concnin I.:, •-,. )-, 1 , ,,1•••,_••••• :C. 4,-,,..,";1c1yni1a-linc-natled-lITIMCW'a- The vessel in this case, on her voyage from Ceylon to London, with a valuable freight, estimated with the ship at £16,500, had lost all her anchors except the bower, and on arriving off Dover employed the lugger Catherine, with five boatmen, to procure a heavy anchor. Some delay took place in consequence of a mis understanding as to the part of the Downs in which the vessel was to wait; but eventually the anchor was received on board. The commissioners under the act awarded .£6O for the service rendered; the owner refused to consider this as an award, and tendered 30 guineas , whi c h were re f use d. Dr. Phillimor e stated the case for the salvors. Dr. Adiiims,-for the owners, contended that when the lugger wa s employed to convey the anchor, it was on express condition that it should be put on hoard that night; that this was not done; that, supposing the contract h a d been fulfilled, this was no sal vaze service ; that the owners had acted with extreme liberality i n th e tender they had made, and that the alleged award of the c ommissioners was no award, having been m a d e ex parts. Sir John Nichol] was, however, of opinion that, under all the circumstances, the salvors ha.d fully performed the service they undertook, not withint peril. It must he recollected, he re marked, that it was for the interest of commerce and navigation that services of this kind should be liberally remunerated, and not on the principle of mere work and labour done. Consider- SHE MARCHIONESS OF ABERCORN. Sweet Psyche of our isle ! whose infant grace, Reflected by the sculptor's magic hand, Beams, like the orbs ofheav'n, in pride of place, O'er many a scatter'd realm and distant land ; Pure—as the marble where we trace thy charms, Calm—as its tranquil smile--unmark'd—umnov'd— Soft—as the dove that nestles in thine arms— Louisa!—still so lovely—still so lov'd— By what blest chance did Fortune's blinded eyes Chance on a thing so fresh and fair as thou, To revel in her gorgeous pageantries, And deck the princely state that greets thee now ? Bright had'st thou been beside that Cottae Door* Where Fancy's eye beheld thee !—brighter still Dere, where exulting crowds thy smiles adore, And bend submissive to thy gentle will. Richard Watson, Burnett, fm Quebec and Montreal, with (from Quebec) 11% brls pot ashes, Lodge and Prichard-56 brls do, C Ilum berston and co-11 c 10 deals, order—(from Montreal) 21 brls pt ashes, 60 brls prl do, Lodge and Prichard-100 brls flour, abt 800 qrs wheat, 13 planks, 12, and C Benn-25 brls flour, 1800 staves, 208 deals and planks, 600 boards for lining, order—abt 400 qrs wheat, Ii Dowie and co-40 brls prl ashes, (PAS) Lodge and Prichard-51 brls pot do, C Ilumberston and co—Q Dk Kent, Jameson, fm St John's, NB, with 115 lgs birch, 188 Igs pine, and 247 Igs pitch pine timber, 1 c 39 deals, 791 c staves, 7 pitch pine plank handspikes, 8 spars, Gibbs, Bright and co -B Dk Larlf:of 'the Lake, , Harris, fm Newfoundland, with 145 elks seal and 10 csks train oil, 1005e.3000 seal skins, abt 8 c old junk, 1 ox hide, 1 fm firewood, R Alsop—S Dk COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, JUNE 28. Amsterdam c f 12 31 Bilboa. Do at sight ll 1f Barcelona 36 Rotterdam l2 3f Seville. 36i Antwerp Hamburg Mcs. Ben l3 151Legliorn Altona - 26 5 Paris three days' sight.. t , ll 25 85,Veivice (per 6 Aus. Liv.)... 47 Do - 26 5 Milan 3l • Bourdeaux do 4...... 26 10 Naples '39f Frankfort on the Main.... 151 iPalermo 4y 0.3... 1191 ..._._ • The Marchioness of Abercorn afforded the original subject of Landseer's beautiful sketch, entitled "the Cottage Door," as well as of Chantrey's " firl with a Dove," ea.sts of which are to be found in every country in Europe. Petersburg gpo roubt, - - 10 Lisbon 4-4 Berlin • cur. doll. Oporto Vienna, Ef. 2 m .. flo. 10 6.Rio de Janeiro 381 Trieste, ditto lO BBahia 3l Madrid. 37 Dublin 21 days' sight..,. Cadiz HOLLAND. Hoop, Guyt, fm Rotterdam, with 47 t oak bark, J Van Zeller and co-5 c old junk, said Master—Q Dk AFRICA. Lady Combermere, fm Africa. with abt 191 esks palm of 455 elephant teeth, 1 flu firewood. Sir J Tobin—P Dk We had a very animated demand for Cotton throughout the past month, from dealers, spinners; and speculators, and the sales on Friday morning last were at an advance of lid. in American. and lid. IP lb in other descriptions, upon our quotations of the 31st May. The total sales of the month were 184,000 - hags, of which 58,000 Ame rican, 8,000 Brazil, 1,500 Egyptian, and 11,000 East India, were on speculation ; and 1,700 American, 1,100 Brazil, and 71i0 East India. for export ; besides which, 3,000 American, 700 Brazil, and 800 East India, were forwarded into the country unsold. In our estimate of the Cotton taken on speculation, we have added to the amount stated in our weekly circulars, the quantity supposed to have been resold here by the dealers. The demand since Friday has been very limited, and the sales only about 4,000 bags, chiefly American, and generally at a decline of Id. lb on the extreme prices of that day. • JULY 2, 1833. LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JCLY 1. 11 0 e The very heavy rains that have fallen yesterday and to-daY..,', o sel given more confidence to grain holders, some of whom were o d,,, to to take lower prices for middling Wheats on Saturday. T "V Or newly arrived red Canada Wheat has lone off pretty freely ..? los dealers at Bs. 50. In Irish Wheats, and ' most other articles therc,ona been a retail trade at steady prices. For Wheat and Flour in : 0 0 there have been speculative Inquiries, but the samples offeri t„1, generally inferior, and the best kinds of the former cannot 1 10 had at late nominal prices. s WHEAT, per 70 lbs s 0 a d MALT, imp.mea g " 55 v ° Irish red (old).. 5 5e- 7 0 English 5() -47 6 Do. red 1832.... 6 6.. 7 9 IriSh. Do. white 1832.. 7 6 .. 8 0 BEANS, English .. • 3 3 n O .: 34 E) ,, Canada (01d).... 0 0 .. 0 0 1ri5h... 30 ‘,-,' • 3 6 v . . • Do. 1832 8 0 .. 8 9 Foreittu .• • 33 " - 42 t/ Dantzic- 35 0 .. 7 o'. 8 0 PEASE, White ... • Stettin &Wismar 7 0 ... 8 0 FLOUR, per 280 Its Odessa (soft) 7 0.. - 7 6 Irish, (new) Russian 0 0 .. . 0 • 0 Canadian free brl Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 American, ditto.. OATS, per 45 lbs Do. (in bond) . Irish (old) 2 4 .. 2 5 OATMEAL, 2401b5. oI 0 Do. (1832) 2 4 2 7 Irish, ( old,) 2O 6•• 22 " 6 Foreign . (in bond) 00.. 0 0 Do. (1832) BARLEY, imp. mea. . . RICE, (in bond) 13 6 English. 3O 0.. 32 0 Carolina, (cwt.) l5 0,.., 0 Irish, 6018 3 6 4 6 East India l2 0 •• i t ", 0 Foreign(in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 FLAX SEED, hhd 0 0' os 43 // 39 0 35 0 32 0 n 36 0 32 - Q 6 18 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY I. W , ° Very little has been done in Butter during the last week. bee; not quote any alteration in dry Butter ; but pi c kl e d Butter n'-` sold lower, and we reduce our quotations accordingly. 111 .,, ;e been a good business done in Bacon and Hams. Beg and r ° ' saleable, at steady prices. d. s. d. 0 to 80 0 0 per c!t" O 76 0 77 0 ---- 0 52 0 0 78 0 0 80 0 0 i 7 0 0— 0 0 0 76 0 0 63 0 --- O 73 0 O 74 0 0 00 0 --- e 0 0 2 - 110 6 0 0 0 e e r r j a e r,: _ r : 0 37 0 per ca t 0 54 0 0— 0 0 O 45 0 0 50 0 BUTTEL—Belfast (new). s. ▪ 79 . 75 . 76 . 47 Banbridge ... 70 ... 76 ... 76 .. 75 ... 62 ... 72 ... 73 ... 00 ... 95 ... 50 44 4t 46 Colerain. Derry Neivry.. Dundalk. Carl w.. BEET.—Prime Mess PORK.— Dp. . BACON DAY HAMS WET Do LARD.—Firkin Bladdered Waterford (new). Limerick (new).... Cork (new)... Pickled gds, (Cork) Dry 3ds, (Cork) LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL QRODUCE, R . " s. d. to 0 9 per,. 44 o 31 o 0 0 21 9 00 2 0 Per Hay - 0 7 Straw, Wheat 0 3} Oat Barley.... .. . 0 0 ' Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 2 Potatoes 1 8 Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 6 Turnips Carrots Mangleworzle Manure 00 00 0 0 66 . 0 0 per'. 0 0 ---- o 0 7 0 ----- ...., PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, July 1, 183 1 Liverpool Coal Gas Liverpool Oil Gas Liverpool and Harrington Water Works . . Bootle ditto Exchange Buildings 160 " Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £215 • ' Ditto Old Quarters . . . 25 Ditto New Quarters . . 25 Bolton and Leigh ditto : . . . . . 100 Ditto Warrington and Newton ditto . . Kenyon and Leigh ditto Wigan Branch ditto St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto V • 100 Leicester and Swannington ditto . 50 Stockton and Darlington ditto . . . 100 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail-) 23 way and Canal . Leeds and Selby Railway . . Grand Junction ditto 51 85 Sciie rs. 21 5 •• 95 • , 4 0. 116 BuY" 75 • • 90 • ' 57 10 .• 297 10 .• 15 Sello' 1010 'I 0 131iier4" London and Birmingham Bank of Liverpool Bank of Manchester ..... Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 10 .. 13 • • Commercial Bank of Liverpool . . 10 11 10 • Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 32 5 .. • • Oldham Gas Light and W a t erwor k s 10 .. 16 • 0 RICHD. DAWSON, Share-brol‘_4 WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AN rIERICAN TIM , 00L. July I, 1831 LIVERPi X. R. d. £. s. d. TIMBER, 4P' cubic foot, Riga 0 2 4 e 0 2 6 Dantzig Memel 0 111 0 2 0 American Pine Do. Quebec 0 1 5 0 1 6 Red Pine 0 1 8 0 1 11 Quebec Oak Birch PLANKS, .., foot of 2 inch. Dantzig Deck American Pine 0 0 2# 0 0 21 DEALS, .1: standard hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 0 0 0 0 0 Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0 Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 14 10 0 DUTIES PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S, Friday, June 28, 1833. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL Jamaica . After Ist August Leeward Islands, Demerara & Berbice After Ist August Honduras New York, Boston Charleston, savannah Havana Canada British North America Newfoundland Brazils River Plate East Indies Company's Ships Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c Malta, Sicily, &c Smyrna and Constantinople Malaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape Verds Lisbon, Oporto Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenhurg, Stockholm, Petersburg, Riga, &c. Greenland, Davis' Straits OUTWARD. 30s. Od.qos.od. 25 0- 0 0 40 0-- 50 0 20 0— 25 0 20 0- 25 0 35 0-- 45 0. 25 0-- 30 0 20 0-- 25 0 20 0-- 25 0 25 0-- 40 0 30 0-- 35 0 45 0— 0 0 45 0— 50 0 50 0— 60 0 50 0-- 60 0 35 0— 0 0 30 0— 40 0 20 0— 0 0 50 0-- 80 0 20 0-- 25 0 30 0— 0 0 20 0-- 25 0 15 0— 0 0 20 'O-- 30 0 15 0-- 20 0 10 6-- 20 0 10 0— 15 0 7 6 10 0 7 6 10 0 15 0— 0 0 10 0— 0 0 9 to 12 guineas.' FOREIGN MAILS, 150 s• r load. of 0 feet. ( . 10 s. V load Oft. ss. V load of 50 feit. £•l4 3' 120. 4 00 £2 ss. , fi' £2 10 5 . £l9 iii 22 r li°. _....40 j 22 1r.. 03 50 to Od r m 9 4 04 0 to 0 g u f f 0 25 0- 50 0— 6° 0 20 0— 30 0 20 0 — 3° 0 ga 40 0— 0 30 0— 0 0 0— " 5 0 20 0— 2 `n 0 , 25 0— 0 35 45 0- - g 0 50 0-- "i 6 £3 -- £3 0 4 0 35 0— m et* 4 Bin 0 20 V, 0— 0 40 o 30 25 0- o_. 6 0 25 o— v 0 15 0— 0 0 30 o n 15 0-- 4 7 1 7 6— A 0 7 6- 1 ,1 , 0 7 610 '7, 0 7 0 10 o —.es , . 0 to 0 gui_l FLACES. France 1 Nlalta. (via France,) Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turk. , -.- Spain Holland and the Netherlands . Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus sia, and the North of Europe. Portugal Sweden and Norway Gibraltar. Malta and the Mediterranean Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde 'skis Rio de Janeiro and Brazils . Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas Carthagena and La Guayra North America Leeward Islands and Demerara Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras BULLION, LONDON, JUNE 28. PER 0 2. Portugal Gold in Coin Foreign Gold in Bars New Doubloons New Dollars Silver Bars, Standard IRMARY, JULY 1. I ADMITTED. LIVERPOOL INF DISCHARGED. In-patients cured . . . . 30 In-patients . . . • • , 9 Relieved and at own request . 4 Out-patients . . . • Made Out-patients . . , . 0 Casual during 11. P. • • SI 9 Irregular Dead Consulting Physician and Surgeon. Dr. Renwick and Mr. Fo t g Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Bickerst e House Visitors, Mr. Gibbon and Mr. Rushton. Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—llouse Surgeon, Mr. T. So'‘' TELEGRAPH OFFICE, IST JULY. Wind' at Holyhead, W.S.W. light breeze. Passed inward bound this day, • No. 850, Lee, B Bk, at 12, noon. 627,:,Marshall M'Donald, BBk, at 5 30 p,m. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE Tuesday .... 2 Wednesday.. 3 Thursday.... 4 Friday, 5 Saturaay.... 6 SUNDAY ... 7 Monday,.... 8 H. H. 11 43 0 2 0 37 1 13 • 1 46 2 24 3 2 F. I. 16 0 15 11 15 9 15 4 14 10 14 0 13 3 o 20 0 55 1 30 2 6 2 43 Festirn Sr• CO l ' Oxford Act and Ca,r'AitirY . [Visit. of B. Tran. St. Martin. Cam. Term ends. Oxford Term ends sth Sunday after rr'i,cicet• [Thomas a 13 BIRTH. Yesterday, at his house, in Prince Edwin Street, the lady' 0 Appleton, t sq., of a son. MARRIED. aS ?ig° tP c On Friday the 21st ult., at St. Helen's, by the Rev. The of A.M. Mr. J. Cayrn, of Runcorn, to Sarah, the third daii,l 3 of late C. Speakman, Esq. of Denton Green, near St. Helen's. ,orc e ' On Friday last, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. Richard (1, Dublin, to Miss Cornett, of this town. ici" 10' On Sunday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. ypotij it tl; Calcott Heywood, third son of Samuel Thompson, Esq. f t bis Isle Man, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Kirwan, (" tow Same day, at Overton, Cheshire. Mr. Samuel Bond, of thi s .a./t• Miss Sarah Woodward, of Procisham. Dav ieS. o4 ,ll 3l Se ( Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Robert Mr. Thomas Croft Pritt, of Lancaster, to Catherine Sara,' of Mr. Mathias Stephenson, of Sedberg, in Yorkshire. • • Lately, at Birmingham, in his.36th year, Lieut. R.N., late of this town. laest I ' o ' l Last week, aged 77,. George Cheave Grout, Esq., the 0....5. 5 in the Navy - , having acted ih that capacity in the year 1 1 4 1 active life he was much respected in the service. Be act' ocl"s the Monmouth in the mutiny at, the sore, and in Duncanbis Erie o f Camerdown.—ln priVate life he was much esti*emetr for r • apd generous disposition. don t ! On Saturday last, aged M. Elizabeth Corbet, obtY • tu g 15 Thomas Renwick, M.D. Same day:* at 'Kensington, Mr. James Gibson, elacst Mr" John Gibson, corner-merchant, of this.town: _ I ' ll .IS, Liverpool :—Printed • every Tuesday and Fridge urn inb r c lc a Ai, buildings, John-street, and publis . hed at the ST kti DA.114: 0 , 0 '7, High-street, Exchange, by SAmurn, FRAN er'i•s•—;,o - are received by Messrs. Newton - 0 1, ; square ; Barker, Fl ee t- s t ree t ; D eacon a nd Go.. Wa ll ' r : er rigltile Chancery-lane; at Garraway's ; arthe London C o ' r " co house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem ,Coffee-hOose..C9 lP , - iies" hs ) Coffee-house, Paternoster-row; North and Soy' house, Threadneedle-street; Munden Hain' street, London ; by Messrs. Johnston and C,), Glasgow; Mr. Sowler, Conrier-office, Man , Bookseller, Warrington•• And Mr. Clarlt,, ,unolts u4.7r: m ; Mr, 'l[ ,01e!' Aieecter .• lut-Olee POST-N1 001 i 5 ; Monday, TI le d Thnrsda a Sato rd3Y . Monday d a; 3 ur " • Monday , ThursdaP O r Monday befor ip first Tues ,l3 4, • every wo n ' 1 e,; Tuesday be• r °ra's, .2 first Wednes a t ii, I every ,Tuesday thi r d Wednes7' i,, I in every luf: .C. 9. 4. O 0 0 3 17 0 (), 0 O 0 Y, O 0