The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02 00:00:00

-----, - - ---- __ - -- -issomaw.--,-- -- ! 84 . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . . . . _ .__. ... • __ .., .• .••. • -• • ...._ _.... ••_ • . .•.•- , .. .• --....- -- . , t ,-, -1 ,,,, ... ,- - - 7----7 , ---- - -,.-7-„,-..„.......r...agcr5........c. 4 ., ,„.-._ ________ i Z. 7 be Vott'o Corntr. REPOR-T OF THE .L IFERPOOL COMMITTEE. PURPLE FEATHERED-PICOTE,E.-let prize. Victoria, Mr. Kay ; 20, Cleopatra, Mr. Kay ; ed, Lovely Ann, Mr. Glover ; 4th, David, .A ~ • • • A Goon ONE.-A boy whose honesty is more to be commend ,. tnan nts ingenuity, once carried some butter to a merchant - LONDON PRICES CURRENT, _ , •_l4-7 , UST 1 2, ISgS" 1 01 arketo. ----....-- Mr. Glover ; 3th, Maria, Mr. Westland ; 6th, Isabella, :Me Westland. 'Tuesday, :fitly 30, 1883. THE KISS. The select committee appointed "to pursue the inquiries cora S O R E i .:, : i s T i l s o e i f D ier -P r . 1 / ( • , '• ( l ) 3 d T 2 E 3 -- d, l r Soon . ' • 1-r e i e t A!ti 4 ";%r 2 fh:' * in a country village to exchange for goods. The - butter havints ' a very beautiful a.ppearance and themeichant being desirous ol' , Pear!P t, o , t st , el ei i i i 3, 7l): 4 ; to r n cwt. , Quebec, -X. s. d. Xs. d. nutiCs. ' . ee-e--were=e-ee. znenced by the committee appeinted on the 6th _of, 'Starch last, lia l =sl ' PURI I LE STIAPED PIWTEE-lst prize, Haekin's Albion, Mr. procuring .such for his owneese, invited the boy to bring all the ..1 .6 0 fie 0 -0 0 2 t e rm es: • • - se— A • ------ pare '.l think " said - the boy s , B A A S : ole Humid seal of soft affections, into the matters complained ot in the petition of the eleetors and. Kay ; 20, Mary Ann, Mr. Griffiths ; 20, Fair Ellen, Mr. Lodge ; 4th, 'the butter his mother had to 8 A d 0- 1 '6 6 1 r The enntdries •for •all descriptions '-of Phintation - -8-'Wv - t iller she can't spare any more, for - she - would not ' hay ' e spared till E I LI inhabitants of Liverpool," presented on the 20th of February Martin's LinneuS, Mr: Soorn ; sth, Pollitt's William the Fourth, Mr. . Tend'rest pledge of future bliss Alicaut lO : 0 0 -11 9 9 nunwiniis, Which' hateenaleled the finPniters •to ekablisle a Pete last, containing allegations of long-prevalent gross . bribery, Lodge ; 6th, Invincible, MreWhalley. . - only a RAT fell intuthe cream, and. She :did not like tu use it • BRIMSTONEeRauget, er• tenebeetil. 14 .10 0 --lei 1) '0 6(1.'0 . -wt. advatice in pride. • •Feere*reSugar Is -in betterde . iiiiiid,ioi d Dearest tie of young connexions, treating; and °dad corriiPtion at electisms for chief Magistrates MAIDEN GROW E . RS.-S B Perfection P B Rainbow S F BARK, Quercitnmeete cict ...08- 0 10 .0 Iseele cwt. d e n 'li ce Al t the - specidative enquiries. the holders are demandieg sa a ss t., ets-ii _ ' Love's first snow-drop-Viegin Kiss! and members to ierve in Parliament for the said boroagh, and Mara, .R. F. Devonshire, le * F . • Charlotte' Ptirple pie. Victoria, kr: .herself." A CuitiOUS .00 ;de r.. i MENT.-Fasll was the vliest man in - COCOA, Brazil, ttr cwt.. badd . - 1 ' 5 0 6 33-per eMt. :etiolate& are•efeockielerigliefefrices. 1 .,°: 1 !.." e , e re . 1 Thomas Walker, Red pie. StUkeley; Mr'. Wretishall; Purple striped prayin,,n the disfranchisemeut of the burgesses of the said ,}6d. de lb h s,... eenesuite . eo enimated, and..pricee o the loveer e descriPtku,e• e up. Speaking silence,. dumb confession, pie Albion, Red striped pic. Salamanca, Mr. Jos. eashworth. Trinidad and St. Lutia . - 3 •15 0 Bagdad, but 'was not aware of his deficiences. 'One day, ivlsile COFFEE, borough, -and to whom :petitions preiented resPecting the said Best Pan of DOUBLE DAHLIAS, Mr. W. Sniith. V cwt. bond, Jam - T ' 3190- 4 6 0 ) i ~ nage first hand, . ePassitens' birth, and infanta' play, Rum continues graduall t =pro - s e and borceigh were on the Bth of July - fast referred, DOUBLE DAHLIAS: e -Ist priie, Mr. Job ; 20, •Mr. W. Smith; 3d conversing with a friend .in thestreets, a lady, covered witha •••,, Ordinery to fine ordina_ry *4 1.0 --- 4 .16 0 i eq . -...) d• t' d' Y 1 P ' 13 a...de 4osfer. Sptees, - Perips.r . , 'Mid thibnto (gee bath loos-tilt dee escrip tons are excee mg y scaree. Doee-like fondness,. chaste 'concession, _....--ee , ' Have pursuant to the order of the House, heard evidenee Mr. It. Presten; 4th, Mr. T. Harrison; sth,,Mr. W., Smith ; 6th, Mr. veil, stopped before hitn,rand for a long time contemplated him 2 Middling to good middling .. 418 . 0 - .544 0 _4 . 2 . very earnestly. Gratified by such attention, he went and asked ... . . . ......._ . .... ..... _ -;', .Pine and ve . ry•inte Growing daten of brighter day ! and witnesses examined, as well bv.counsel on behalf of the ( . -;•,, ( 4!_ersgs uvz PLANTS.-lst pry' , Cattle,ya • • .gest ear, Mr. A. liar- her why she gazed at him so,earnestiv ? "4. have violate:d the `4, ) e: Demerara and Berbice, Triage 317 0 ,-- 44 0 . ...e' e LIVER;POO . I. toTTON MARKET, AuG co 1 . Said petitioner's, the electorsand other inhabitants of LiverpoOl, ' rietni; 2d, Crinuin Amobile ea e r, Mr. Sinith ;' 3d Coryanthus Macu- 1 •e' e-_l,s ' 1_ ',, ' ' siy.-. Ordinary to fine ordinary n e 1 . Sorrowing joy,' adieu's last aetion, been' sO l eeeee d it. as by counsel for the mayor, aldermen, bailiffs, .and com Mon latis, Mr. R. Harrison; 4th, Justicia Carnea, 3ir. C. Ilorsfall ; sth, ' lab " C I L .'""UIeU , sile NPlied, by topking with pleasure on 's"s s. , Middling to good middling 4.15 0- 5 •!! '0 i :,-, - During the. laSt three days about 10,000 bags han - ewe Tv. - When lingering lips no more, may join ; a beautiful Youth; I must therefore punish my eyes, and I trust -0 Zs , Tine and very fine. s'3o-5 17 0 .1 ',: e 4 stteelbeptices ;•heldeis Shcriiing do 'clitinitsittob to ifedeiat s 0 council of the town of Liverpool, on'behalf of the burgesses of Hedychium Gardenerium, Mr. Dobson ; 6th, Datura Arlene°, W. What words can eVer speak affection, linter enance of lookin at you for so lon a time w. •St Domi the said toWn (whose petition presented on the •12th of March Earle, EV., .7th; 'kora' CoCeinea, •Mr. liorsfall; Bth, Lagerstremia tkat my vol y p g , , g g 4 • ngo will save me from the tortures of hell.' -Mollad-jami. , Havana 3 0 0 - .3 14 0 - 15a.rib. , Arriv!...a .7 l . N7 yor____ ,,,..„...______ , ' So thrilling, and sincere as thiee ! last to your hon. s house was reterred to yeur committee,) and In. ( 1 ; i l e li-N r i1011 1 3.1 1 1ANTS -Ist prize Begnonia Granditlora Mr. ,te, Brazil 2 14 0 - 3 4 0 ' " Pleasant is the joy of grief,-Osstart. have also considered the matters io them referred, and do agree Dobson ; 2d, FuselaiaGlabosa,;Mr. Cunningham *, 3d, Clethera 'Arbo- GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCE.-The fame of the Finnon had- *o Mocha 312 .0 ee• 415 0 e , e ,„ se . upenthe following report :•-• - ria, Mrs.' Cropper ; 4th, Ifinnie Elegance, Mr. Thos Walker ; sth, docks is doomed to destruction, at least in this part of the coun- c/a - Cheribon 3l'- 3 6 0 i .8 . 1 Y le' LIVERPbOL tOitt ttrAbt, AvOusr I. uit , 'That bribery and corruption have.e_xisted in the electiens of Salptsogsses integrisolia; mi.. G. Cunningham; 6th, Fusehia Gracile, try, in consequence of the high character borne -by those now COTTON, Bowed, Vlb 0 0 9- 0 011 1 4, ...: e 1 , - , . 5 d a a p y eu s se m i a n rk th e e t, Co w ni h,ic t h rede , ~4.iT n h . e a The weather eetitintillig Veryftiveira'bre 'Rh' the Cre'Ps e th ere eNiel' _ TO MEMORY. members of Parliament and chief magistrates for the borough W. Earle, Esq. ; 7th, Fu:schia Conic% Mrs. Cropper ; Bth, Camellia, cured on the Carrick shore at Landalefoot, opposite Ailsa Craig. New Orleans - 0 1 0 • • Bahia.. - 0 0 11 ..e Of Liverpool, and in' souse eases to an , eiiormetia amount. Chandeleria, Mrs. Dyson. A choice sample of these fish arrived in town last week, and of f ; Vr i e d* _at i Sweet memory ! wafted by thy gentle gale, " That your committee hafe'corifinkd their inquiries .to.the • PELARGONIUMS.-lst prize, Princess Augusta, Mr. Tayleur ; their excellence we had palpable demonstration ; they possess Pernambuco 2(1,' Wilm riana, Mr. Crop' er ; 3d, Barclae-ana Mr. t _ Davis - 4th, Yet- Berbiee and Demorara 0 0 101- 0 1 1 - :teed '.3 . s a Oft up the stream of time I bend my sail, corrupt practic.eS,existing in the elections'of chief magieteates ranreyanl, Mr. Walker ; ) sth, Deronia, Mr. Davis. the real gout of those cured on the margin of the Moray .firth, Common West India '9 d ete 0 0 9-0 0 10 en ..,1e Wneet, per 70 Liss S a 'a ii MALT, iinp.mea• •-- le To view the fairy-haunts of long-lost hoers, and memberS of Parliainent since the year 1823 Inclusive. . ERICASIs-14 prize, Ventrieosa, Mr. Preston ; 2d, Ampnlacia, Mr. come freely from the - bone, and like them give a capital relish surat 0 0 '6l- 0084 - tSs Irish red eold).. 6'o la, 70 , -English 5O 0 ... 4$ (I Blest with far greener shades, far fresher flowers. " And your conunittee have not instituted anyfirther inquiry Davis ; 3e, Irbiana, Mr. Davis ; 4th, Uriah Superba, Mr.. Preston ; to liquids of .every quality and strength. Till within a short Bengal E.-. El 0 0 7- 0 0 71 e et e Do. red 1832.... . 7 0.. 8 0 •IriSh. • -45 0 • ei 0 Ages and climes remote to thee impart into bribery and - eorruption alleged to have been practised at the Bourbon , (1 . 0 0H - 0 „.1 9 I . 7.i 0 sth, Sevilla, Mr. Cunningham ; 6th, Parmentaria, Mr. Clinninghain. time past the lake of fish at the above station was very limited, P - - '''' -tu :..4 Ilio. White 1832.. 1'9.. 8 2 13eaes, Enelish... .37 °"se ° HARDY SHRUBS.--Ist - rize Salvia. Fulgida Mr. Skirvine• 2(1 - DYEWOODS; Fume, Jam. 4e" ton.. 00 0 -;-' • oeo A' . 11.1.3 9 Canada (01d).... 70.. '7 6 liege— 3 3 °"el 0 election of• 1832, such inquiry havingheen the impiediate object , , p , , . ~,, _ , but latterly - a good supply has been obtaiued, and as the . process , ~„ 'What charms in genius, and refines in art- Eschaleme Lubra, Mr. J. It. Freme ; 3d, Hyderangia liortensis, Mr. ~ • Cuba. - 0 0 0 • D 1832 8 other.pts • 0 - , . , . 4...9 6 e foreign ... 14 0.• 42 0 of the ,rinerecenentittee, and havingbeenalreadYreported upon • • - lOf making goes briskly on .under the superintendence of real - - Locwoon, Jamaica Thee in whose hands the keys of science dwell, Taileur ; 4th; Esehalonria Zobra Allen Mrs; Cropper. ' 600-6 10 0 • 4s. 6d. V 'Erantzic O•V.. ' 0 0 PIAIE, White . ~. 35 °'' by such cainittee to your hon. hpuse. , - -HERBACEOUS PLANTS.-Ist prize, giline Ragtea, Mrs. cropper, Celts from Euckie, the public may calculate on a regular supply Campsachy 715- 8 5 -0 ton. , ' rig.4rke-lia,sreoe..theuefe-ooinimtitaitio, p as s ....sot_ . Stettire&Witther •0 'o`,.. 0 0 Feed% 'per •2140111 s _ n 45 n il The pensive pet-tress of her holy cell ; . "That between the years 1823 and 1826, both inclusive, ana 2de Ti t :41 0 1( 1 m Atraianeuillisea, Me. Skirving • 3(1, Campanula Pyri- of this agreeable article of food in a high state of perfection.- . MCA.' WOOD, large and solid - 00.. 0 0 Irish„ (neer) .40 'A'' 0 ~' - Whose constent vigils chase the chfiling damp, in the yeat - 1828,.the elections do net seem to.have.been keenly madale; Mr. Dobson • g , eth, Lobelia Tessa; sth, Potentilla Hopwood- Ayr Observer. FLAX, Riga, ele ton -42 0-0 - 0 0 0 1 „ 'Reeeitie O 0.. '0 0 Canadian free brl 35 ‘e "35 v • Oblivion steals upon her vestal lamp- • Contested ; and that there is no,evidence of particular bribery lane ; 6th, Verbena etelindris. Mr. Skirving. , . , ‘ e - Petersburgh, 12 head OOO-00 0 5 id 4r cwt . Foreign (in bond) 00.. 0 43 eThierfean, ditto,. .39 '„U '• g 6 0 ORANGE TREE.-lst prize, Mr. A. Smith, Fulwood ; 2cl i Mr. A. - - e. - '. . GINGER, Jamaica, white, 4fe cwt 6O 0 -12 0 ' „ „ OATS, ,per 45. lbs.. ,- , Do. (in.bond) 19 0•• The friends of reason, and the guides of youth. or treating having been resorted to. ' Snaith. Barbadoes *pipping Intelligent. East India. eV cwt. I -12 0-0 0 0 - Do (1832) 2B . 2 le' Irish, (old) - re ' " •24 ' • Whose language breath'd the eloquence of truth- " That atthe contested 'election for mayor in 1827, the price C.- Tavleur, Esq. • Whose life, beyond preceptive wisdom, taught Of vetes began at the.som nf fis. each, and rose to £2O; and at MELLIONd.-lat prise Mr. eohn,Sethern ; 20, Mr. Whining/teen ; HEMP, Riga Rhine, 4p' ton OOO-0 0 0 t , ~,,, Foreign (in bond) 00. 0 0 , Do. (1832) 2O 5 - the - contested election for a member for the '‘'iePresentatiSni of 3d, Mr:John Solleern: ' .- • Petersburgh, clean - 0 0 0 1 lull' ew't Beetef, imp. Mee.. WOE, an boa) ~. a 18 6 The . great in conduct, and the pure iti thoifght : . T,RADE OF LIVERPOOL. HIDES, Bs. Ayres, dry, aSs' th, bond 0 0 71- 0 0 •104 B. P. dry Eeoists, that bdrough in 1830, the price began at il mid rose to £6O, and APRICPTS.--4st preze; .11r. William Lowe ; 2d, W. Smith, Esq., 26 0..80 0 Carolina, (ewt.).. 1 5 -"16 ° These still exist 'by thee td Fame eonsign'd, . Salted, duty paid 0 0 44- 00 6 e s , e e l s Irish, 60115 in one instance to £BO. 3d, Mr. Thomas Harnsoe. There is scarcely ,a place in the world, to which the British gag is 3 8 • 4 2 ,_ Eastlndia. l2 0 - e 0 Still speak, and act, the models of inankinsL " That at the contest in 1827, for mayor, the election cest IGS..--W. Eareee•Esq. tLACK GRAPES.-Ist rize , reston ;2 , . enry , Mr. R. P dMr H • aceessible, that a ready coneeyence is not afforded from this enter pusing port : and the following information may be acceptable to our Te, Rio, dry, in bond Salted, duty paid OO- 0 0 81 wet ls 2d Foreign (in bend) it 0.. 0 0 Prst-s__,__________.; I . 2 .__________ __ . „,.... s d, . 0 o_ : : . •_ ;. >. • From thee, sweet Hope, - her airy coPring drew* , each candidate or his friends £7,000 or - £B,OOO, and that at the ee . W . s m a . ,P• • ' • IGO Caracca, Flora.s, V M.- 000- 0 . 0 0 • • distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to `"' D , And fancy's flights are subjeet to thy laws. contest in 1830, fora repiesentative the .election oost e . ach Cl4l- WHITE GRAPES.-Ist prege, Mr. R.. Preston ; 2d, Mrs. Cropper ; which pack . ets of the most splendid description are despatched as Sobres 05- 0 6 9 1•441. 41 , 113. LONDON 001 IN EXCHANGE, Jety 30. , a • ' Cortes 0 4 6- 0 5 3 When joy's bright sun has shed his . ev'ning ray, didatb of hia friendi ; up - wardi of £40,000. ' 3d, W.'E.arle; Esq: follows, viz. :- 'We had a very large supply of Wheat &Sting heft tieelt, au" a °:n ° a • II A NTg.-Bla ls ize Mrs. Cro er • White 20, Mr. w ' h "That from docurnents and eridenee on the minutes of this C.VR-...--• - els, tpi , pp , , NE 1 ORK-On •t e lst, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the Gua.timala, Floras OOO-0 0 0 • ' show of samples yesterday ; much remeined over from Fridge", er e .. _ . . And hope's delusive meteors cease to plaY t • Sobres 05- 0 6 0 the weather Moen - been ve - e fine ev'th • ' e a ing le as 0, g ry , i accounts of r p, tic e When clouds oe clouds the _smiling prospect close, committee it appears that 2,661 individual freemen of the bp- . Jam,es Dean; .Red, d, Mr. a Green. GOOSEBERR year. Observe-There is are ular mail from New York to CANADA, LES - ,IrEAVIEST RED.-1s ' k • $ • t prize, 'Mr. CopPae , and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the Cortes - 0 5 0 extensively commenced, and undet very fietotritiffe ciieuenst a _.,,e, . • roughat this election were systentatically bribe, , and that co East India, Blue and Violet 0 8 4- 0 8 6 Still thrOugh the gloom thy star serenely gin-Sri! 2d, Mr. Harrison, .3'd, Mr Coppock : 4th, Mr. Lowe. . . American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly; on letters to the trade was extremely dull at a decline of 3s. 6 4s. on the best le ire . evidence has been tendered berore thia comMittee to refute tis • GOOSEBERRIES, E II _VIEST YELLOW.-Ist prize, Mr. Cop- be for Warded after their arrival in New York. Purple and Violet Like'ycie feir orb . , she gilds the brow of night imputed bribery. pack ; 20, Mr. Johe Johnsen ; 3d, Mr. Lowe ; 4thehlr. Dean. PHILADELPHIA-On the Bth and 20th of eaeh mouth. Fine Violet i 073 - 0 7 6 ;Ind tioinething mtite On inferior qinditieS, With a good deal eelat u ; l st unsold at the close of the market. The Bailey trade wits eery a' s e e e W'ith the Mild magic of reflected light. ' -" That - of the 2,661 freemen thus .bribed in 1830, 1,880 of the GOOSEBERRIES, HEAVIEST GREEN.-lst prize, Mr. Lee ; 2d, Bosros-On the sth and 20th, usually. Middling to good Violet O6- 0 7 2 a decline - Of ls. per quarter. We had very large arrivals of Pais " s u e' or same Persons' still renilin - 60 ilie I 'ekist .6 r .01 •itled . t0 vote . , arid MT. Dean ; 3t1,. Mr. Harrison ; 4th, Mr Lowe. . . OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES•--The conveyances RTC Violet and Copper 06- 0 7 0 }3d. Ir tb. last week, which occasioned a great dulness in the teade, with a ' e el GOOSEBERRIES, HEAVIEST WHITE.-Ist prize, Mr. Lom e ; frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New Copper 0 6 3 -.0 6 6 Is. per quarter on all descriptions: Beane were-in good s O PF I Y„; - 0.• THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. that your committee deem it proper to report.to your Wise that 20, Mr. Lowe,' 3d, Mr: Joh n' • 4th •Mr COPpaek. ' Yoilt - Mid. to fine ord. Ship. sorts 0 0 0- 0 6 0 the shies dull. There Were several parcels of new Peas, grey ` B "`" c ifer' the liurgesses or old freemen are tlie only persons entitled to • PLUMS.-lat prize Mr 11;1 1 'Copo'ack *; 2d,'Mr. John Copp k ac-; lievetteen-On the sth of each month. ,Observe-Letters are fur- Consuming, mid. to fine 06- 0 • 6 9 ' end white boilete 2s. pi . er emitter Cheaper. Very little Rapeseed ° er e A New Song, lately received, with much applause, ID Pin Lr° 44 7. Vete 'at the ' annital electioni of chief Magistrates and bailiffs for 3d, W Smith, Bice ' ' •" - '- ' warded, also, by way of New York. Ditto. ord and low 05- 0 - 6 0 ing; the crushers' pnce is L'24 for tine seed, but ,the *seedsla ell e a - the borough. CHERRIES.-4st prize, Mr. John Lee ; 2d, Mr. Pylte. - „, ' MONTREAL--OD th,e 24th of each month during the season. . Dust O4- 0 6 4 obliged to give a little Mere fol. selected samples. There has he e „s si • • s/Vhs; pass the bad Bill, when you know 'tis a sin 7" • '• - - "Ili thre'Voire of the people, died Grey mnst'keepin." ''" That it' has been praised that, at two different periods before APPLES:-Ist ariee, R. Leyland, Ese. ; 2d, .W. ela.rle, Esq. ; 4 .P.. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEsT INDIA Madras, very fine 05- 0 5 7 little enquiry for bonded Flour for export, a few hundred bailee> NI-. John . ltobertee . . Ditto, ord to good - 0 .2 3 1823, two offices in the cuitdins' were bargained for and sold, Ise:tens-There are usually monthly conveyances. eour have reached 195., fresh is very scarce and held at 275,, ea"„st " Why tax the poor Parson, to fee the Oelißquitel." aud that the.proceeds of these. sales, as theY arose, were sepi- H YEARS.-Ist prize, Mr. Jolue Coppecle; 2d, Mr. Whelley ; 3d, Mr. R I O DE JANEIRO-On the Ist and 16th of each month. MOLASSES. British, r mot l5- 1 . 0 9s. V evil. more is given for flne fresh arrivals for ships' use. A few rubbed tte " 'Tlahard; but what heti)? 'tis ehe 'peOPle'idgire." rately handed over to the Commiteee for the time being of one enr . OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AUERICA-Not regular but frequent. OIL, V twn of 252 galls. samples of new Wheat *ere shown, but theie Was nohe fen - tale ; -• • - CEIERY.-Ist prise Mr. John Lee ; 94, Mr. T. Walker ; 3d, Mr.. GENOA AND LEOHORN-On the Ist and 16th of each month. Olive, Galipoli - 0 0 0 quality and condition may be called very good. of the candidates for the repreSentation - of 'Liverpool; under the W. &anti; 4th, Mr, N's'.'l'. Preine. . Liseos-cin the Ist and 16th of each month. Whale, Greenland, without Cks 26 0 0- 0 0 0 Is. V ton. VVht. 1 Bily. Oate. tyi.. I 13 . ni• 1 i4 : 4 1 1 . " Why put down the Bishops ? you own they do ectod" ? , neme of ' a subscription-towards defraying the expense,of the ONIONS.-Aueunen, let prize, Mr. Lowe ; 24, Mr. W. Earle ; 3d, OPORTD--Every 3 weeks. Spermaceti .630 . 0 -64 0 0 " "LIS the'voice ot the people, atad can ; t be Withsibed." Mt TaYleure-Spring, Ist priZe, Mr. Preston; 2d, blr. Horsfall; NAPLES AND Sioux-Every 3 weeks. . . .. AVERAOIi • s. rt. 19.d.9,d,0.a:1 s. d. 31 0 - Cod, in casks 2B 0 0 - ii 0 0 ccenteeted election' on the part of the said caedidate. Or the week .. 54 8126 0192 29 6134 21 36 I - . • - ." Why take, without ecruple, five-sixths of their lands 1" • " That at preient many houses in Liverpool 'assessed at the s. 3d Mr Dvsen. • SMYRN* ANP Cosereeereone-Every 3 weeks. - ' ' ' ' Seal, pale - 23 0 0 -29 0 0 . .. • 0f,6 Weeks, regulating duty 53 11 25 9190311033 10 5 6 . _ ... , Mr. 11 halley ; 2d, Messrs. ic son ; • • uUT * FLOWERS.-Ist rize ' D . k Rape, pale. V cwt. I 16 6 - 1 17 0 o i " The peOple haie Vow'd it shall pass to lay hanes." , Pone efide Value or £lO and under £l2 are - compounded fel*, the 30, m - rs..j. R. Feeme . 4 M rs. ceepee e . . • - Linseecl, ctr tan of 236 galls 26 50- 0 0 0 Duty on Foreign ....33824418 3 22 9 19 - - rates for suCh houses being now paid by the Iroillord; yet there BASKET OP TPLA:NI . B.-Ist prize, `elr. Davis ; 20, Mr. Tayleur ; TUESDAY, 30th July.-Noon, Wind E.S.E.-Fair. PEPPER, E.I. White, el th 0 05- 0 0 9 Is. ge tb. " Why silence the Bible, and cringe to the Pope'!" . Napoleon, Smith, from New York, off this port. . still remain on the register entitled to vote/65,6 househohlers, 3d, .M,. Cropper ; 4th, Mr. Dyson. =-" PIMENTO, V lb. bond 0 o 41-, oo 51 sd. V th. " LIVERPOoL PROVISION MAttickT, Atnol I. .7 The'peciple Pull hard, 'arid we miiss give thesnrope."-s- which number is constantly increasing. BROCOLL-tst prize, Mr. Whellgy ; ed,W. Eaele, Fog. Caledonia, Graham •, Marengo, Weleh ; Rhode Island, —, and RICE, Carolina, les cud 1 13 0- 1 15 0 15s. r ewt ,;.. ifr . " Wrhysay to'cliurcla-haters:make laWe for'the church . ?" 'That the Corp Oration of 'Liverpool, cend,ucting the def,ence LETTUCE -Ist priZ kr. Itorsfalt :2d Mr. Dyson. Manchester, —, h . ence, at New York, Bth inst. Bengal, White, bond - 0 14 0 Is. V cwt. . There is a gOod demand tot Buiterit, ited pietee °Athlete bighe" n ee CUCUMBERS.-1 t '• ' ' ' ei ze Mr. 'Aalicer; 2d, Mr. raylear. Swallow; Edwards, from Carnarvon, atNew York. Patna - 1 0 0 Is. eie cwt. • con and Hams in fair demand. Holders of Pork are firm at our e " Ilse peeple would else leitee us ell in the luee„.h." on behalf Of the freemen• in this iiicluiry, ire goVeined . by - a .CABBAGESeeehli!.*Cl4l;er. . '' ' ' 'Active, Hicks, frona Bristol, at do. SALTFET.RE, V met ll6- 1 18 0 6d. V cwt. tatione. Beef steady. In Whet artiele§ no alteratteia. . council of forty-one members who are seli-eleetell, and disburse , CARROTS:-Mr. G.andee . Russia, Cook, henpe, at do. SPIRITS, ass gallon, bond, S. 0. a. d. The yoice of the people ! 'twas sounding last year; Ruckers, Smith, heiace, at Philadelphia. • . , i• - , a revenue exceeding £9B,ooo ' per annum, the accountS Of whicti EXTRA PRIZES.-elelo • ns, W. Earle, F e eq:; Melone, MI. Meek, Rum, Jam. 22 to 33 0. P. ...... - 0 3 1 A IIuTTER.-Belfast (new) 75 0t076 0 eer cert. Or•soineehing 'much like it-lwas lowfand twas near : are annually published and circulated, and the merahors of this dale; Hibisons *Undoing, Mr. Skirving ; Coffee Arabica, lk rs. - Dv_ azzh ig , thim s tvi t Ne f g i Mobile, at New York, 2t.1 instant, . Leeward, underproof . 0 1 111- 02 0 '' s r gal. Benbridge 69 0 ,-- 7± 0 ..--e - e- But' liffe Mete Voice is so genlle and small, eniincil are afoue - eligible to the office Of chief 'magistrke and soii ; Compaeala Pyeeneidelis, Mr. Myers ; Thenbereia Alata, 31r. Coloeeus, p hen •fo Philadel it . 2tolo 0. P ....... :... 0 2 I- 0 2 2 Coleram.... ......i - 73 0 e'- - ". , c.. r p ia, was spoken 20th June, in BRANDY, Cognac, Ist quality O4 4 04101 £1 2s 6(.1 - Sligo 7O 0 --• 71 0 ......:--- livelaer'ilieir Lordships can hear it at all. bailiffs. - . • • C. Tayleur. lat. 41 30, long: 68. . , . . GENEVA, Holland, Pale - 0 2 7 i Ej , gallon , . Derry . 73 0 e- 74 0 ---'-' ' '" Tbat the bribery and corruption, both at the eslectiefie Of • ; Majestic, —, hence for New Orleans, wasspoken 29th June, in SUGAR, Jamaica, Brown, V cwt... 2110- 2 12 0 Waterfind (new) 64 0-74 0 ---- ! But POCKETS have neeves that are tender end &tie, chiefiriagistiate and •meinbers of Parliament, were presented lee. 25 30, long. 74 6,5. Middling to good 212 0 216 0 Limerick (IteW)- JlOO-z 71 g .e.tee-• And: - therefore,"somefinef our - patriOts - benign, - by the grand jnry in open court in the year 18X, as a nuisance. ..4.1./E RICAN PAPERS. Mary, Wells, hence, at Montreal. . Fine and very fine 2ll 0-2 19 0 Cork (new).. . 7O 0 - 7 £1 4s 0(1 1 Q -7:7 Pickled ids, cdrit) .. 10 0-, 71 0 -es.. .- • Who Catch the least breath or the church-relebing Tout, " That it appears from - the journals of thelseuse that en the . . -,---- . .. - • Endeaveur, Collineon, ano New Felix Souligny, Poinchand, cleared Demerara, brown at Montreal for this port 24th June. 211 0- 0 0 0 V cwt. , . Middling to good 2le 0-2 14 0 Dry 3ds, (Cor ) - Stop theie ears, when a :alien of children cry out.' 4th of 'February, 1828, d petition froba r the'rriayOr, ' balliff, and . FOREIGN I.7I,IQUIVg. liaasueld, winiam*,. from Batavia, at Sineanore. Fine 215 0 217 0 Nevrry d2 0-70 0 --- • bereesses of Liverpoed was presented' to the honse, and a bill. Piffsuant to a, law of our state, which anthorises the arrest of Thomas Dougall, Brown, from Manilla, at do. • Barbadoes 213'0 - 3 5 0 Dundalk. J.* 70 0 .•• 7i ' 0 -= =•-• The voice of the people ?-a yery neat phrase ; wes accordingly brotight in and read a first time soli the 12th of fugitives' fiom justice in other states, as also frein foreign Bolivar, Fenwick, hence, .at Barbados. Havana, brown 1 0 0- 1 2 0 ) Carlow It i Vai done a good bat‘ch of font work in its daye ; Febrhary of that year; ' for providing a More convenient Oace, Car i ll n in d e a , le lliT i re l r ,;r frr o Ftguerre, at Newfoun . dland. Yellow l2- 1 6 0 >•1•3 3s Od Beer.-Prime Mess,.. ____ L ifirv'' ~. , ..„, ,_ _ „ . conntries, a warrant was issued on Monday, by one of the . An nut it it Won't echo them louder next time, and making certain regulations for the elections of members to police magistratea ors the complaint of William Waddell, fof Carbonear ' Wa y tts, Lisbon, at do. 'from m Harnburgh, at do White to fine white IIO-1 14 0 3 Iff cwt. . •Pcax _per s ba,TA •• • Bengal, brown, bond 0 0. 0 0 0 0 1 Do. - 32 6 per 1 bw - Whig orators, stfrely, must ring a new chime. serve in Parliament for the boiough of Liverpool, in the counl the arrest of Redn ' uand .I'. O'Donovan, ari alleged ftigitive from Water, Witch; Miles - , hence, at Alekandria. Yellow OO- 0` 0 0 ).£1 1280 d Decoy 13 ° ''• 37 0 per eitt • ' Gloucesterrhire Cironiele. of Lancaster, ancralso Of a Mayor Mid bailiffs Toi the sai Great Britan. . • Mary, Parker, from Havana, at Genoa. White l4O-110 0. 1 4T cwt. 'DRY Hans .0., 5g 0 - 54 0 --'-• ' See the debates on the Factory Bill. borough ; for fixing a certain peried * within which persons ad- The circumstances detailed to the magistrate, as a instificliss' . Mary, Bale, hence, at Malta. - Brazil, brown, bond Ol7- 1 0 0 ' • WET Do - 00 --: mitted to the freedom of the borough shall be entitled to vote ; tion for thelssuing Of the warrant, were substaniially as follows: Margaret Highfield, Thom; from Leehorn, at Messina. Yellow ll- 1 3 0 . . , LARD.-Firkin 42 0-44 0 and for pre'Ventitig frauds in the perionationnf Voters, and the -Waddell resides in Liverpool, wherehe is associated in bind- • th!: '':;7lt.hdY 21.-A brig apparenely with English co/ours, struck on White to fine white ' l4 0 18 0 Blacldered .. 44 6-.50 6 . .I . - ' - • • s same was read the first tsme, and ordered to be read a-second point of the Banjaare this afternoon, and went to pieces, and Refined,bisms,brown,36lb to 40 - 115 . 320- 0 0 0 a3s 00 - - _ _ ness with William Baird anti Robert Baird., a respectable house, it is feared that the crew were drowned. -- • - - Middling 3 3 0- 0 0 0 i cwt. . IREZ:AND. times and that no filither proceedings have since taken place. -• s , - - • enga,,ed in extensive commercial transactions, under the.firm 5 . „," . :-Montagu, 'Turnbull, for Pernambuco-Rival, M'Kenzie . Loaves, single, ord,l4lb to 181 h s . V Tare , a coin " That Our committee find that, in 1831, 1% h2B of Williarri and 'Robert Baird. . O'Donovan was a broker and Quebec-Manchestee, Dixqn, Newfoundland. Middling and fine. - 4. d. 4. d. ,„,,f 200; MURDER OF MR. SNEYD. mittee of ihe'bOuse, appointed to try the merits of the petition, corn merchant, carrying on business at the port of Sligo, in. TALLOW; Petersburgh, Yellow -60- 0 O 0 e 3s. 20. V Hay' 0 7 ....Ai ta• • •0 z t p..- - reported,' `that trees bribery and treating prevailed - during die Irei• nd On the 4tht of May last Meeirs Wrilliam and Ro- WEDNESDAY, 31st Julv.-Noon, Wind N.E.-Fair Archangel, Soap • 000 00'03 cwt. New Ra ss y, 0 5 --"... The miserable being who committed the dreadful 1 1 • • - 0 •--P. l' t f th • a * • '• • . ' .11 '.l . A '.4' L' 0.1 . • C le 1 d G iln f B It• ei TAR .V' • • , tp . h / :. „ ate e ecnon tor e utgess to serve in ar 'amen or e bert Baird, at Liverpool, receive. a Letter Late. tiie 4-. or ARRIVED .- um er Fi , er er, rom a imore--.. eptunus „ irginta, r 00 0 0 -. 0 0 1 15s. per Street-, le heat O 3l '.- • • • •0 4 ~'-'" crime has been under examination at the College-street borough of Livertool.'' May, from O'Donovan, at Sligo, cOnnnanicatiog information :: e--s I NV cl- trom Finland-Sirene, Laneley, St Petersburgh-Market Maid Stockholm and Archangel 0146-015 0 S 12 WIS. Oat 0 2 • 0 3 ---- , .. , . VOlice-office; and Das just now b.een finally. committed. •". That, in. 1831, March 29, the house suspended the writ, nem. that on that day he had shipped; at Sligo, MI board the brig uN I S'th N'' Y k. - • TOB CCO M 1 Stock, an i apo eon, mi ~ew or A , ary and, V lb, bond... 000- 0 0 0 , , Barley... . He is about twenty-four years of age, and' appeared c". Ant, hound for Liverpool, mie hundied and eeventy tons, eight Elizabe Malta • Iliram Smardon • and •zabeth th, Hewes, from iv . „ , v e . Ordinary and Scrubs Brown Leafy to Coloury. 0 0 31- 0 0 4 0 0 4 0- 0 7 Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 11 Potatoes' (old) - • 021 -- "+4 1 4. per 9 0 " That in 1831 April 16 the house further suspended the thronghout perfeetly cool . and collected, quite conscious . , , , , huudred, three quarters, and twenty-one ponuds of kiln-dried Morgan, from Trapani, at Tessin& Norna, Baker, from St Jego de Cuba, at Trieste. Virginia, Ord. and Dry . 0 0 21- 0 0 5 3 -.. rib . New Potatoes . .. 2 0 writ. Middling e part black 0 0 31- 0 0. 4 1 . Turnips oats, consigned to their house, on account of which be wished Pacific, Taylor, from Bahia, at do. - . / 0 per tos• orthe Rd he had Conunitted; 'and did - not throughout the ~ That in 1831, A 1.22 Pli . ' d pn ,ar ament was dissolve . an advance to his order of six hundred and :sixty pounds ster- Gazelle, As'bridge, from de, at do. Kentucky, Leaf - 0031 1 Carrots • ' - - -• • d .4:;-- - ~ Nihole irivestioatiOn . efinde the sliahtest sorrow or Co'ntri- " That in 1831, May 3, in a new election for Liv INI - • - • • erpoo ,i r. Martha Robson, from Odessa, at do. Stemmed 0 0 31-0 Or s'l Mangleworsle. d • ' • .0 0, • ....... T es ling. This letter enclosed a blll ot lading, dated the 2d of. May, 84 , / I tion for the horrid deed.. ' Ewart and and Mr. Denison were returned. allow, M'Keen, from Barcelona, at Tarragona. TURPENTINE, Roughelfecuit,Amer 011 6- - 0 12 0 4s 4(l4Pewt Manure - ' purporting to be signed by Rich,ard Anderson, the capjaid of C . rtis Curtis, from Matanzas at Antwerp - -4 - - ------e=reeee e -'• - - - -,-..---..--,....e.eeeesst—c- - - - - Several wittiess6 were examined, by which it appeared "That in 1831, June 24, Mr. Benett gave notice that he the Ant, for the quantity of 'oats epecified in the letter. Believ- '4 ' .' V hol 1 h t 1; • * Union, lan ( , ence, a snug. that as Mr. 'Sneyd- was' passing the' London Tea . 81Tare- June' move resolutions on the state of the • would, on the th , . . ing the bill of lading tO be genuine, and the transaction onthe Prosper*, Gubralue hence, at do. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD, AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTER INTO' Lfo/114 0 e ll •. , ..• e • he . man ason ' - ~ nouse, in NN estmorlan'cl-street, t , , M , walked representation of the borough of Liverpool. of 0' onovan to be fair they accepted and paid the draft, Nordstern, Sartorin, hence, at do. Tuesday, July 30; 1833. . #ROM. IRELAND. "That in 1831, July 6Mr Denison having been elected part . . 4) , , , , , . d h th b ' k R f B th h , t H b b but in the course of a few days ascertame tat e rig .nt e orm, 011 orpe, Luce, a am urg . Front Ole 2td art tO theltth till. itklusire. ~ . ' , tip tO him and:deliberately discharg . , ed a pistol at his head. t o serve for Nottinghamshire, moved a new writfor the borough iv erpoo aw i po e was bound to London, instead - of L' • 1, t • l'ch rt sb Tantivy, Galt, from Jamaica, at do. ' LONDON AND LIVERPOOL ourwaaa HOME. (104 , 51 I Sheep. I Pins, I Horirtiik. t MAWS: I Calettet 1 Lareb 3 . His' victim fell - stunned rather. tfian mortally wounded, of Liverpool, when - the Aii.rquis of Chando's Moved the adjourn- sailed fro sr hllh f M . h f k d in. igo op t e t o ay, uit . a cargo o por , an . , Caledonia, Gifford, from Havanna,. at do. Hero Jenkins, from Cape Hayti, at do when the ruffian stooped over him and fired a second ment of the debate nntil the next day, which was agreed to tbat her caPtana'S name was Webster. This led them to sus- Ellen' Johnson, -from Bahia, at do. '' Jamaica - s - ._ - - . . . .. shotinto his brain, which is the one 'considered as fatal, ne , m ,:- co ' n • . - ' pect that the bill .of lading was a forgery, which was subse- Ann, Touiel, from do, at do. Before Ist August 5O to Od aOs 00' WHOLESALE PRICE/iIOYBALtie . . ' 11130' AND AMERICAN TT: That in 1831 July 8, Mr Denison again moved for a new Leeward Islands and Settlements .... . 25 0- 0 0 for the Spark of life is not Vet qiiite extinet, althdurrh - the • L• ' ' • , quently confirmed, by their learning. that a similar fraud bad, Traveller, Monany, from do, at do. Before Ist August 25 0- 0 0 Livertrooee. August 1,• 18 , 33. . . p ?. , . writ for iverpool, and the Marquis of Chandos moved the ad- beeri practised by O'Donovan upon the house of Bigbie and' Wasp, Guyt, hence, at Helvoet. . Honduras 40s. Od. 6 50s. Od. Before ISt Ang; ;50 .0- 60 0 £.- s. ci. R. s. d. DUTIES p'cor suffejer is quite Senseless and dreadfully conv . utsed, journment of the debate until the house had disposed of Mr. Youngs of London . Romke, Oltmans, hence, at do. American States - e 5 20 0- 30 0 , TIMBER, (111' cubic finite The' pnsoner staied," * that for the last eighteen months Benett's motion and that the house divided-for the issuin f '-'‘ ' • • ' a f , - •d h .InnFe hlargaretta, --,--ees hence, at &a ? . g ° Upoa enquiring. ter 0 Donovan, it was ascertaine ,t at Gezma, Wykmeyer, hence, at do. Canada 25 0 _ 3 , g 3O O- 6 0' Riga . 024'6 0 2- 6 pee- ef 50 5. V loa . o h.e had been resolved upon shooting one of the firm of the writ 99, against it 117. immediately upon the receipt of about £l5OO sterling, which Christiana Cornelia, Mik, hence, at do: Newfoimdland 2O 0- 25 0 20 0- 25 0 Dantzlg feet. Sneyd, French; and Barton. He admitted that lie only " That in kill, September 5, Mr. Vernon moved for a uew he had realized from these frands, he left Sligo for Liverpool, Alex Louisa, Radman, hence, at Memel. Greenland, Out and Home oto 0 guineas oto 0 guineas. Memel - 09 0 0a 1 writ for Liverpool, when Mr. Benett proposed as an amendment Brazils . ~_ „ 2,5 o.__. 40 0 25 0- 60• 0' American Pine 0 1 5 0 1 8 . knew Mr. Sneyd as one of the firm, arid that he SuPposed whence he took passage on board the ship Helen, for this port,, Junon, Knodten, hence, at Ostend. River Plate - 40 0 Do. Quebeo - •O'l5P 0' I 6 •. • . 'eel. that the house do agree in the report made on the 26th of March - - 16th of June Mr Waddell ou behalf Frederic% Kirkhove, hence, at do. Red Pine . los. (le l load of where he arrived - on the .. . , . , c East, India (Company's Ships). ...... 45 0- 50 0 50 oe- - 0 0 him to be Mr. French ; hilt in reply to a question put by last, "That b 1 d. ' '1 dd • h 1 gross n ery an treating prevai e unng t e ate of - his house, as also of that of Bigbie and Young, took passage a , rl Hammer, hence, at Pillau. Out and Home £6 - 0 0 . Quebec Oak - 2 0 2 9 (.• the magistrate, as to - whether, had he been aware of his election at Liverpool (query) 1830.' The house divided. For p I as, ic ar s, anti in ' f O'Donovan on board the shi S'l 11; h d pursuit o .• Fame, Hallmarin, hence, off do. Union, Wienbolt, hence, off do. • Cape of- Good Hope - 0- 00350- 0' 0 Birch - 7 0I 10 ss. V load of 50 10 mistake, it would. have made any difference, he coolly re- issuing the writ 35, against 76 ; when it was resolved 'That arrived here on Monday last, about nine o'Clock•. Hp i ta tIV Els -en -, Borussia. Hamon, off do. - Africa 3O 0- 40 0 4.e 8 guineas. PLANKS, eir foot of 2 inch. replied that it would not-that he had resOlved on shoot- such bribery add treating require the mostserious consideration proceeded to search for O'Donovan, - in the couse of which, Active, Grosz, hence, off do. South Fishery, Out and Home l2 guineas. Dantzig Deck Americ n P' of the house.' among other public houses, he enquired at the Congress Hell Wilhelmine, Hammer e hence, -,iff da, Gibraltar 2O 0 _ 0 0 20 te. e . el 0 a ine 00 21 000 £2 ss. ei £2 les. 4r int . one of them, and that he had . effected hi 4 purpose ! Malaga 2O 0- 25 0 25 0- 30 0 DEALS, le' standard hundred. " Ordered, that leave be given to bring in a bill tO prevent in Broadway, where he learned from Mr. Webb, the proprietor - Blaire Thompson, hence,' at Riga. Best Petersburg Red .. 17 10 0. 18- 0 0 . ll' brothe a in attendance who 'Offered tO depose ,is 1* W . . . .. . such bribery and treating. • • that a person answering O'Donovan's description, had boarded Vigilante, Rentoul, hence at Swinemunde. Malta, Sicily, See 2O 0- 25 0 25 0- 30 0 , 30 0- 0 0 30 0- 0 0 Do. W - hlte lit 0' 0 14'10 0 to Ills inianity ; but lel the present Stage no evidence of, " That, in 1831, September 19, a bill for disfranchising the at his house for several da - s, under the assumed name of Goon. h 't s i Athildes, Mascow, ence, a tra sund. Endragt, Haverbult, hence, at the Teeel. Smyrna Constantinople, Salonica 3O 0- 0. 0300- 0 0 Memel Red £l9 l'o°4li 12° ' 16- 0 0. 16 10 0 - . such a fact-if it be the_ fact-could be received. If he freemen was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second From the 'account given, 3 by Mr. Webb', no doubt renaainecl iu Alletii, Neppern, hence, at do. Madeira - 0 0 15 0- 0 0 Dantkig Si Swedish Red 14 0 0 15 0 0 were really in this state; what have his family and friends t im e ' the mind Of Mr. Waddell, that Grogan was-the r)erson of whom Louisa Margaret, Hoveling, hence, at do. . Western ISles, Cape Verds - 30 () 30 0- 0 0 , • s••- 4 •_ . , . "That, in 1831, October 12, the bill was read a second time. he was in pursuit. He then proceeded to th.e police, office, John Esdaile, Weight, from Quebec, at the Cove of Cork. Cadiz - 20 0* . PRICES- OF MARES; to 'Answer for? . "' - Lisbon l5 0- 20 0 15 0- 20 0 -, :, " That Mr. G.Wernon moved a new writ for Liverpool. For where he d h ' ' d th • •ta procure t e warrant in question, an e assis nce _. Blandford, Coleman, from Newfoundland, at do. Oporto l5 0- 20 0. 15 0- 20 0 tIVERPOoL, jitigttht 1, 1833. .) - issuing the writ, 93; against it, 67. of Messrs. Homan, Merritt and Sparks, three police officers. Isabella, Morris, frem Quebec, at Drogheda. Allies, Hill, from Quebec, at Limerick.. France • lO 0- 15 0 76-15 0 LiverPO ol Goal Gas' , , £47- BeYers 1 From the Dublin Evening ilfaii of Wednesday.) "That, in 1831, November, there was a new election'. . A rigid andindustrioui pursuit Was now made after O'Donovan, Quintin Leitch, Mackay, from Quebec, at Newry. Holland - 15' 0 Liverpool Oil Gas' ..., . , . ... £l4O .• • • " That in 1832, January 27, leave was given to bring in a bill by Mr. Waddell. and the three officers, aided by Mr. Webb, B or t a fenev, Pollock, from-Quebec, at Portaferry. Handeurg„Bremen e &c. - 10 0 • 1 6- 10' 0 Liverpool ataHlittiligterl Water' Wniits" .. . 450 This aftlieting, but not unexpected. event took place to prevent bribery and treating at Liverpool. Mr. - Jonathan 'Goodhue,' and two or three individuals, who were Don, Anaerson, from-Pugwash, , at. Waterford. Gottenhurgh l5 0- 0 0 7 - 6e- 10 0 Bootle ditto , . . . this morning at, a, quarter. past fpur o'clock ; and the gen- " That in 1832, January 31, the bill was presented and read a fellow ers - of O'Dovovan on 'board the Helen; which passeng, Elizabeth and Ann, Wright, from Quebec, at Youghall, Stockholm Exchan e Bhilffin ' . • -10 0-..- 0 0 10 0- 0- 0' g gs 160 .. tlest and kindliest spirit that ever filled the breast of man first time. fortunately resulted in the course of the day, in O'Douovan's . I& . obert William Hulls, Farrie from ,Quebee, at •Lancaster. St. Petersburgh, Riga, etc lO 0- 00,10 0- 0 0 Liverpool*and Manchester Railway, . .2100 paid• 0210 . • Ditto Old Quarters .. . 25 .. 52 .• • flitted from its habitation of clay. " That in 1832, May 23, the bill was read a second time-ayes arreit and coinmitinent to priSon. H -It f At' ' t WIC teh etis, emi , rom n igua, a i even. Six Sisters, ---", from Quebec, at Wyre Water, - - - ~ Ditto Neve'QuaeterlP . . 25 .. 51 10 .. • 44, noes 10 '' - POsthumoug panegyric is, in ordinary cases, a spectes ' • Through the' instrumentality of: Mr. Iv b -seb-, the fact was, Nelson —, from,Richibucto, at do. FOREIGN' MAILS. Bolton and Leigh ditto . .• • . 100 .. 85 sellers _ " That in 1832, May 24, witnesses were ordered to attend the - Ditto 1 . j d from O'Denovan that. he had heen boarding at Mr. New Felix Souligny.• Painchard, and Endeavour, Collins, cleared' . Warrington and Newton-dittei .. . 100 .. 100 • • ~ of coMposition received . with, suspicion, and adinitted,with committee. 084 Tune 27.) Resolved that the house will eim e . . ; ~ ~ ~. . . . Fountain's on Staten Island, whither Messrs. Merritt and atsMootreal, for thie port on the 24th ult. PLACES. POST.NIGIITS. - . . Ketiyori and Leigh ditto distrust. In this instance any attempt at such' WoUld; be resolve itself into the committee, 1832, July 4. Resolution read. s-- . ~ • i. f h .. hd d h parks proceeued- in tue course o, t e nig tan secure - Is „ LoWell, Crocker, hence, for Boston, was spoken 14th inst., in lat., France ) Monday, Tuesday, Wigan leranchditto ..... -. • 100 .. 80 .. superfluous. The eulogy of Mr, Sneyd is to be found in Ordered, that it,be an instruction to the committee that . they trunks and baggage These were brpussht to the city about "0, lime. 4.5 Os _ • • . - V • • Hannah Wheatley, of Newcastle, from Belfast, with emigrants, Malta. (via France,) i. Thursday, and, St.. Helens aed RuneornGap ditto • . 100 .. 95 ... the tearful eye and sorrowing visage of every inhabitant have power tO examine witnesses in support of the bill. midnight and searched, when a bank boois Was folind, Icy whiCh bound to Quebec; ran on shore during a fog, about six miles to the Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Saturday. Leicester and. swanningrowdittee . . 50 ... 57 10 .. " That during the period com rised between March 28 ; 1831, • Stockton and Darlington ditto . . 100 .. 297 10 .. of thiS great metropolis; and his Obituary . is to be read . t " ' O'D • I ) . . , , i appeared-that onosan had deposited the sum of 8000 dols, north of St Ann's Island; Cape Breton, on the 31st • May, and shortly. _Pal a7l li n d and th N therla ds - and Billy Rill- s• - and the month of July, 1832, two elections for members tor the lars in the Branch Bank ; on the .28th of:June, in the natne ot afterwards went to pieces. The passengers and crew were all' save , way and' Canal' . .;.. , j, 23, . . 15 Sellers. ift the - universal sensation of horror. at the manner, and borough took place. John Dillon. This sarne amount, it was subs*ently aecer- and remained eigheelays, near the wreck in tents raised •by means of . Gt?rnTa ). .ny, Stvitz e erl e and, Denmark, Prussia, Rue- Thursday, Leeds andffelby Reilway• . . . . 25 t 3 .0 s ... ~,-.. ' 1 feelin of " . . gnera g. , grief at the circumstance, Of,his awful " That in the elections subsequent to 1830, the suspension of• tained,had been drawn' out of the-Merchants' Escehange Bank the vessel's sails. The master reperte the loss of the Hope, from Len-, ma' , arid the Portugal North of Europe . Monday . . Grandlunetion ditto • • 5. It 10 ee-13 0 Buyel'' and untimely demise. the writ and the proposed bill of disfranchisement appear tcl have by,o' Donovan on that day, where it had*been deposited by him 11;e4i, with 9717,7s: n nge t z ode i Z n it Is N l , en o d-the Volunteer, of Cork, with w en an ors S ed d N vay Thurliday. London and Birmingham One fact is pregnant with proof of the existence of had a beneficial eff.ect in restraining the practice of bribery and: under the name of Gogan, a few 'days' after his arrival. 'fhe , hse crew were on board the Vo luntleaser!eiArth emigrants and seamen belonging to those vessels hare Gibraltar Batik of LiverpoOl these sentithentS, and 'to an' extent unparalleled ..---Ma- corruption. niOneY with Which he !rad absconded , honk Sligo was in gold, arrived safe.at Sydney,- Cape Britten. Malta and the Mediterranean Monday before the Bank of Manchester . , .. . 15 .. 20 76d Manchester and Liverpool Dietieet Batik , 110 •. • " That the elections of chief -magistrate frequently continue bulezehanged in 'Wallestreet for ; tb 411. 'f 11 ' his paper . e, y, 0, qw.nag . SAJLED .-- a r , e, yon, o . c •E el L ' fiN w Yorke-Dennett, Harrison L' , un Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds, , i first Tuesday in Commercial Bank . fLi . . • • 13 • • a Rio de Janeiro and Brazils every month. o verponl • . 10 .. It 15 .. dembiselle Taglioni has been performing to the moSt several days- And according to the custom of the borough • l 1,-,..—r4... vw.f..-n f-- up_ ..a n. .../.....4- CA I —l.-,- ...I____ P il- .C. L AL -1.... A.:.... 4, ci-sliCrlt'd assesnlilats... s.cs:r 11;.• A :b: 1-... , ;•11 r t . arriva . . ___ . 11.1.1r.0.a A v.v.:. 11iTnnfnuirlar. 0,1.411 oral •Pn;....- . Liverpool Marine Assurance Coteee...., OR 90 !A _ /From the Dublin Evening Mail of Wednesday.) This Aiding, but not unexpected. event took place this morning at a, quarter past four o'clock; and the gen tlest and kindliest spirit that ever filled the breast of man flitted from its habitation of clay. POsthumoui panegyric is, in ordinary cases, a species of composition received with suspiCion, and adinitted,with cilitrust. In this instance any attempt at such would, be superfluous. The eulogy of Mr. Sneyd is to be found in the tearful eye and sorrowing visage of every inhabitant of this great metropolis; and his Obituary is to be read' the 'universal sensation 'of horror at the manner, and general feeling s of, grief at the 'circumstance, Of,his awful and untimely demise. One fact is pregnant with proof of the existence of these sentiments, and 'to an extent unparalleled :---Ma demoiselle Taglioni has been performing to the most croWded assemblages ever collected within tie walls of Ilavvkins's-street Theatre. The places were taken. for Monday evening up to the ver y ce ili ng . Th e assassina tion of Mr. Sneyd occurred at three o'clock. Asa Matter o r bourse, the melancholy intelligence spread thionghout the city, with the rapidity of thought. The curtain rose at the usual hour—there were not three hundred persons in the house! " That in 1832, May 24, witnesses were ordered to attend the committee. (1832, June 27.) Resolved that the house will resolve itself into the committee, 1832, July 4. Resolution read. Ordered, that it be an instruction to the committee that they have power to examine witnesses in support of the bill. " That during the period comprised between March 28, 1831, and the month of July, 1832, two electioni for members for the borough took place. " That in the elections subsequent to 1830, the suspension of , the writ and the proposed bill of disfranchisement appear to have had a beneficial effect in restraining the practice of bribery and corruption. " 1 hat the elections of chief magistrate frequently continue several days. And according to the custom of the borough, when st. Luke's day falls on a Sunday, the election for mayor commences on the morning of that day, and has been known to continue until 12 o'clock at night. " Your committee, therefore, having duly weighed and con sidered. the evideUce laid before them in support' of that peti tion, as well as that 'on the part-cf the defence, feel themselves' in duty called Avon to recommend to *our honourable house to introduce a bill to restrict the franchises; and to alter the whole 'system of elections in that borough, as well for members to sit in Parliamentas for the.tnunicipal•officers ; and that you will adopt such friiiraiig as, under the circumstances, may ap- pear to your hon. house best suited to obtain the desired purity of elections. - • PURTHER PARTIC ULARS. (From Saund er s's gezcs Letter.) Mr. Sneyd, we understand, was accompanying some ladies to the Bank of Ireland,"to show them 'the interior of that establishment, a privilege which none but a Bank Director possesses ; when he was met, near, the' &St India Tea Warehouse, in Westmorland street, by a per son named Mason, who immediately placed a pistol close to his forehead, and discharged it ; the ball grazed the left side of Mr. Srieyd's forehead, and With - the violence of the concussion he fell on the flag Way. Mason looked for a second or two on his fallen victim—and then stoop ing, placed the pistol, which was four-barrelled,' to the upper part of his head; mid discharged the contents of the second barrel, which, most Unfortunately, took effect. A vast quantity of blood flowed from the wound - . Mason, at this period, supposing he had accomplished his nefa rious purpose, threw the pistol from hint, exclaiming, at the same "Ah ! I have done for you'." The wretched man was instantly secured, and dragged off to Fleet-street watchhouse ; his coat was immediately taken off, fearing he might have other weapons concealed, and the offipers on duty at once handcuffed him. A crowd of persons immediately rushed to the spot, many of whom recognised Mr. Steyd, and conveyed him at once to Messrs. Hoy and Kinslagh's Medical Establishment, Westmorland-street. The unfortunate gentleman was immediately conveyed to a room up stairs, when the as sistance of the first madicalgentlemen in jnbliri was pro cured immediately. The surgeon of the Royal Artillery was the first to see him ; . the surgeon-general, surgeons M‘Nainara and Peile, Dr. Cones, &c., were soon after in attendance—bat they could afford but little aid, such was the nature of the injury. The fast ball slightly grazed the left side, of the forehead, over the orbit of the eye; the second entered the head, and was supposed to have wounded 'some of the arteries of the brain,' and to have made a lodgment in the cerebellum. Mr; Sneyd never spoke from the time he received the first hie of the asssassin—but the agonized motion of his limbs ' shewed but too evidently the sufferings he was undergoing. This outra g e occurred opposite the Tea Warehouse in Westmorland-street, and within view of the ,soldiers on guard at the bank. The soldiers could not, consist ently, with their orders, interfere to prevent the offence, arid the passengers who witnessed it were so panic-struck, that they never thought of apprehending the perpetrator of the crime till h flung his pistol away. Had . Mason's arm been arrested after the first fire, the life of a humane and respected gentleman would have been spared, for the first ball missed its aim, and lodged in the shutter of an - adjoining shop, are Informed, on most credible authority, that a month. since, the Rev. Thomas Mason (brother of the .111f:on., nnate culprit) had attended at College-street Po llee-Ade, and stated that his brother carried a loaded pistol, and was' determined to shoot some one, he knew not whom, Praying the magistrates to interfere, so as to prevent the contemplated murder: He was told by Sir Garrett Neville that the magistrates had no power in the case, as the individual had not committed any, overt act by which the criminal le g islation of the country could lahold of him. We understand that the unfortunate young man had been confined four' yens ago in Dr: : Dunces - eitablish:: 'Dent at Finglass, for a peri o d ofabnut . t:eo and has since therfvoluntailly gone thither tWree 'or, thrice to reside, aware - of the infirmity.Ai4:rencleteililiina unsafe citizen at large. " Your committee cannot conclude this report without direct ing the attention of your hon. house to the conduct of freemen in a better class of life and in good circumstances, who have shown fully as much readiness to take bribes as the poorest and most destitute of their fellow-burgesses. ; fiie r7 facts against O'Donovan were of so overwhelming a cha racter, thitt.the Magistrate had no alternative , and he was ac cordingly coimitted to answer the charge. In the course of yesterday he Voluntarily gave up the amount of. the two friuds fdrwhich,he had been pursued by Waddell, and solicited his re lease. What disposition is intended to, be made ultimately of the case we are ignorant, but conclude, that as the object of:Mr. Waddell haS beed principally attained by regaining the money, he.will not insist. on O'Donovan being tdken home for tidal on the .charpmf,fingery.—Nor_Tork Ga,zette, M4lO. The Charleston P atriot of the 26th June gives the, following as the state of the c o tton markets at New Orleans andMobile:—' New Orleans , June 15. CoiToN. —Arrived since the 7thiostant, 4840 baes.. Cleared in the samg time, 11,981 bales, making a reduction in stock of 7141, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on ship-board not cleared on the 13th instani., a stock.of 2.5,001 bales. The trans actions of the week have been unimportant, in consequence of the small'quantity on hand, and the amount offered for sale is limited to, the arrivals _; the demand,' however, is good, and. fohner quotations remain without change. We notice particu larly sales of 100 balei Mississippi at 121, 11 ditto at 14' and 300 bales Alabama and Tennessee at 101. cents per lb. round. La. and Miss. choice, 14; prime, 123 to 13; seco,nas; 111 to 11; inferior, 104 to 11; Ten.. and N. A. choice, 12 to 124; I . 4ime, 11 to 114; second quality; 104 to 11; inferior; 10. STATEMENT OF COTTON. Stock on hand Ist October 1832, bales.. 7,088 Arrived since Ist October. . 389,155 396,243 L'xported since Ist October Burned i - Remaining, inclu,d,ing all on ship-board not cleared . 25,004 Freigbts continue to be very dull. By reference to our detail bf clearances at the Custom-house, it will be seen that many have left .iu ballast; we make no alteration in last week's quo, tations. To Liverpool,. cotton, per lb., d..; France, -.1 cent. MOBILE, JENE 15. COTTON.—The receipts this week are 452-bales, the reports 3051, and the stonk •on hand including all on ship-board not cleared, 6634, We continue last week's quotations, remarking, however, that they ale almost entirely nominal. There is no cotton worthy of note for sale, and•tha .business of the season may be considered as 'closed. We understand that there are about 2000 bales yet to arrive, and 'unless this amount should be exqqeded, our reeeipt i s will not quite reach J 30,000. bales. Qhoice 13 a 13.1-; . goiid 12A a good fair 111 p 12; fair 1-1 a Hi; middling fair 101; inferior 10. ' THURSDAY, Ist. August—Noon, Wind N.E.—Rain,, ARRivED.:—Sarah Sheafe, Smith, from Mobile & New York—Au gusta, I“etcholdt, Dantzic, r -Don, Liddle, New Orleans—Swan, Scott; Limerick—Sarah, JonespSwansea—Christina, Tarleton, Tohermory. —Ailsa, Little, Glasgow—. Mary Walker, do--Elizabeth,- M•Larn, Lancaster—Queen Adelaide, (steamer) Londonderry. Lunenhurg, for Harfax, passed Halifax yesterday at 9 a.m. Visiter. for Labrador, at do. Blair, Thompson, hence, at Riga. Gazelle, Ashrid'e, from Bahia, at Trieste, Earl, Hammer, hence, at Pillau. Fame, Hallmann; Union, Weinholdt; Active, Grosz; llortissia f Ramon; and Wilhelmine, ammer, hence, off do. ProsPerito, Gnbrahn; and Nodstern, Sartorius, hence, at Danzig. Squid, Phillips, : hence, at. Dublin. Liberty, Raebbru, from Antwerp, at Aberdeen. SAILED :—Dristigheden, Kroger, for-Revel—Johns, Rbbertson, El shleur—Antina, Schuring, Amsterdam—EinsgesindLgheit, Van Deyn, do—Mary, Matterface, Bremen—Zackurewsky, Callmeyer, Elsineur —Lunenburg—Pernette, Halifax—Catharina, Middel, Harlingen—Vi siter, Rowe, Labrador—William and Mary, Parrotte, Newfoundland —Montague, Tunibull, Pernamhuco—Rival, AV Kenzie, Quebec-- Hercules, Wagner, Stockholm—Manchester, Dixon, Newfoundland Blair, Mon tre3l,,, France.. Malta. (via France,) Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Spam 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 Islds 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 Demeraxa Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah.... Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras Tuesday; before the first `Wednesdlly in every month'. Tues•day before th tkird R ednesdaye lint every month. ENGLISH STOCKS, Jots 30. Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent .. ,208 74 84 3 per Oent. Red. Anns • £lOOO.. 891 i f f Ditto 3' per Cent: Consols Ahns 1000.. 891. i 9 i Ditto 500 88fi 3.9 _ . _ . 35 per Cent. . Anus. (1818)... 1000.. Nothing done. Ditto 500.. Nbthing done. 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Nothing,done. 31per Cent. Reduced Arms., 1000.. 97 61 Ditto 500'., 97 . 61 New 3i per Cent. Arms 1000.. 965 t i Ditto 500.'. 965-f i , .' 4 per Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000., 1031 i Ditto New 5 per Cent. Nothing done. Long Anns.-, exp. Jan. 5,1860 175 5-16' Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10,4859 Ditto . Jan; 5; 1860 Ditto 50 ' tf Jan. 5, 1880 India Stock, div. 105 per Cent. South Sea Stock,. div. 35 per Cent Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) Nothing done. India Bonds, 25 per Cent. ' 30s' 32s pm. Bank Stock for Account, July 24, 3 per Cent.,Consols for Opening, ,July 24 .. 895 11 8 India Stock for Account, July ' Nothing done. EXCHEQUER BILLS. .3.65. 57s pm, _ ' 51;s 57g pm. 4 58s 56s 57s pm. Nothing done. - Nothing done. £1,000.. Small Advertised Y. Commercial FOREIGN STOCKS. IN LONDON, JULY 30. Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 GU., per .£Ster Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent.; 94 Brazilian Bonds. 7O 1 69i Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent, for the•Aeet May 3L Columbian Bonds, (1824)6 per Cent , for the Acct. _ 2-14-i May 31 Danish Bonds, (1325) 3 per Cent Dutch 28 per Cent.; exchange 12 guild., for the Acct., May 31 Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent 39 Mexican Bonds, (1825).6 per Cent., for the Acct , May 31 431 3 VI Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent., 221 Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent 761 51 6 Ditto Regency Scrip, :3 per Cent l2l 114 12 . 111 1 I nt: Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £ St 1051.1 Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., Spanish 'Bonds, 5 per Cent 2l 201 - 1 Ditto. far the Acct., May 31' Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the .Aect., May 31 French Rentes, 5 per Cent Ditto, Exchange French Rentes, 3 per Cent... ....... Ditto, Exchange. Dutch,-21 per Cent., exchange ' Ditto, for.the Acct., May 31 Dutch; '5 per Gent. Ditto, for the Acct., May 31. "t7L'5Qe ,,, 80t: 4944 4 - 9141 1 t COURSE OF EXCHAN Amsterdam c f 12.. 31 -- bo at sight - -- 12 ,11 Rotterdam. , Antwerp Hatuburgh.Mcs.Beb l3 14 ' Altona Paris three days.' eight `C 25 '7s' Do. § 25 95 Bourdeauk do 4.. . - '2 6" Frankfort on , the Main , -.153i Petersburg 4f Pouble . . .. 10 Bee in, cur. doll. Vienna, Ef. 2 in. .....flo. 10 4 Trieste, ditto .......... 10. 6 Madrid 371 'Cadiz •s' 3l, PRICES- OF SHARES:. .. , tIVERPOOL, 4ugu..4, 1, 44 1 , Liverpool Coal Gas , . £47 o, Liverpool Oil Gas - . . . ._. £l4- Liverpool andliattiligteri AiteeNroilif' . . 450 Bootle ditto , Exchange Bnild'ing§• • Liverpool and Manchester Railway; •. - 1 1 100 , paid' J 3210 Ditto Old Quarters . . . 25 Ditto New•QuayteriP . . 25 - 51 - 10' ._ Bolton and Leigh ditto . . • . . 10Q. Ditto . , . .... 25 Warrington and Newton di .. . • 10Q • Kenyon and Leigh ditto . 100 .. 116 Bidet/' Wigan 'Branch•ditt6 .. . .. • . lOO .. .80 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto • lOO .. 95, . • Leicester andSWanningtonditf o : . 5O ' 4, 57 10' .. Stockton and Darlington ditto . lOO ./ 297 10' ... Manchester, Bb1ton; and Htiry'Rittl wy 3 i „ a and' Canal' . . ; . . . , :Ai . • 15 Seller s. Leeds andEelby Railway - . . . . 25 4 9 Is . ~i s ., GrancrJunction ditto ' - , 5. 12 100 1 13 0 11u . r.• - London and Birmingham Bank of Liverpool Bank of Manchester . . „ . Manchester and Liverpool Diatirct tank 10 .. 13 • • Commercial Bank 'of Liverpool . . 10'; .. 11 15 ' - Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 32 5. • Oldham Gas Light and Waterivorkt - lff ' .. 16 . t London and Greenwich Railway 1 , _ 1 76d , RICHD. DAVVS . OVN: Shatel-broltir• 'GE, LOND9-N, Jtity 30. 16f . •Bateelohtv. 36$' ; Seville Gibraltar (per hard dol.) 47 Leghorn Genol _ . . 25 95 iTeiliee (per 6 Atts.lhr.) 47•.' Milan NOles- . .................. Palermo- 4Y 0z.., 119 j,.. Lisbcin .................. 45 Oporto .............. Rio de Janeiro 37i Bahia Dublin 21 days' sight Cork-do • BULLION, LONDON,t JULY .30.. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, ikuGusT-1: 1 Dtscusaatto: ADMITTED. 3 14 la-patients cured . . . . 28' In-patients ' 1 0 Relieved and at own request . 4 Out-patients . . . • • . I'l 1 '1 Made Out-patients . . . . 4 Casual during 11. P. • • • o g . Irregular Dead• Consulting:Physician and Stirgeon:, Dr. Renwick- and Dfr:Forst 3 ''' Physician and Surgeon, Dr. BrandrethAnd Mr. ,Daviscrni House Visitors, Mr. Varty and Mr. Lawrence. Chaplain, the Rev. It. Davies.—lfouse Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon. - PEU OZ. C. S. d. POttugal•Gold4n Coin - 0 0 0 Foreign Gold. in Bars 3 17 9 New Doubldons Nifw Dollars 0 4 9,1 ilvhr Bars, Standard FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third exhibition of fruits, flowers, acid vegetables for this season took place on Wednesday, at the Corn Bxehange. The day . was remarkable for its fineness, and, with its cloudless sky, aided not a little in heightening the effect of the passing scene, and,in adding to the - brilliancy of nature's colouring and fra grance,_ where she is most bountiful in bestowing them. Among the exotics that excited the greatest attention we have to notice the Braziliaq Dove Plant, Peristeria Elata, the property of Mr. Richard Harrison;the Elichryrim Proliferum of Mrs. Crop per; and the Fusel:la Gratile Laiiiidia, of 11 , 1 r. gkirving. The spew of Carnations presented an almost endless variety Of tints and shadings; and the subscription cup for the best col lection was awarded, to Mr. tyke. To enter.On any thing like a detailed account of the flowering shrubs, or of their several beauties, surpasses our powers of de scription, and cunsidering the various other grave and weighty matters that occupy our columns, is impossible from the mere wan t of space —we, therefore, hope that when we are ready to offer our solemn "pledge" that the specimens were generally good, and in some cases exquisitely beautiful, we shall gain credence from the most sceptical. Of fruits and vegetables, there was a goodly shew—and among the for Mer the grapes appeared so rich, full, and luscious that we could"scarce restrain our hands from picking and stealing. We have serious doubts if Bacchus himself ever tasted any that equalled them in flavour—that is as they appeared to our longing eyes. The company continued to pour in to, a late hour, and the feminine part of it admirably harmonised with the, passing scene. In viewing it as a whole we felt the extremity of our danger, and dreaded lest we should be tempted to forget that idolatry is expressly forbidden. We were, however, awakened from this trance and reminded that, although surrounded by . houris, we were on mere terra firma, by sounds miscalled musi cal, that proceeded from a sort cf three hundred horse power band, that ever and anon sent forth "a blast so long and loud that might have waked the dead," regardless of all the rules of harmony and concord, and forgetting that human ears are not composed of cast-iron or brass: We have much satisfaction in subjoining a list of the for tunate candidates for floral and horticultural tame; and, in con clusion, congratulate our friends on the success tbat has at tended their labours iu, fostering, by their patronage, these beautiful, useful, and Interesting studies. PREMIER PRIZEKL-1A ran, Silver Cup; value three_gillnes, Mr. John Whitworth.-2d Pan, two guineas, R. F. Buckley. Esq. STOVE PLANTS PitEMltß.—lst prize,,Stanhopia Insignea. Mr. A. Ifarrisbn• 2d; Peristeria Elata, or Suuth AMerican Dove Plant, Mr. Harrison. GREENHOUSE PT,ANT'AEMIETI.—Ist prize, Elichrysum Pro liferuni, Mrs. •Croppef;ld: Tuschia'Gracile Latifolia, Mr. Skirving, SCARLET BIZARRE—ist prize, Duke of Leeds, Mr. Etches; '2d, Bagott, Mr. Evans; 3d, Rising Sun, Mr. Buckley; 4th, William the, Fourth, I%frLodgt,;' sth, Lord. JOhn Russell, Mr., Lowe ; Gth, Roby's the'Fourth, Mr. Roby ; 7th, Perfection; Mr. Griffiths. PINK BIZARRE.—Ist prize, Paul Pry, Mr. Jones; 2d, 'Alfred, Mr.. Rushton ; 3d, Taylor's William the Fourth, Col. Lee • 4th, Rain how, Mr 4 Buckley ; sth, rent, Mr. Westland ; 6th, Caxton, Mr. For- . ter ; 7th. Memnon, Mr. Lodge, PURPLE FLUE.-Ist pr]...,•• , • Charlotte. Mr. Whitworth, 2d, Ma jor Cartwright, M. Jones; , Wellington, Mr. Waleasley t . 4th, Belierophon, Mr. Lowe; sth, Hannibal, Mrs. Scorn ; 6th, Lady Wil ton,"Mr. T. Harrison ; 7th, Commander, Mr.'Whitworth, ROSE FLAKE.—Ist prize, Devonshire, Mr. Kay ; 2d, Lady Hood, Mr, Glower;_ 3d Conquering Hero, Mr. Kay ; 4th, 'Smiling Beauty, fr. - 13Uckley ; Sth, Lady Egerton, Mr. Buckley; 6th, Mary Neal, Mr,, Walntsley : 7th,, Sir George Crewel, Mr. Griffiths. fiCAttLET •PLAK . E.lst'prize: Cliainpion, Mr:Jones; 2d, Mara; Mr. Buckley ; 3d, Mbos's First Weft I Otk. Soon' 4th, Re.h Roy, Mr: Jones ; Sth,:Rising, MxißUckley ; 13th, Festival, Mr.' Kay. 7th, Kay's Brill ant, Mr; Kay.. RED ; FE4I.TLIERED PICOTEE,r-Ist prize, Lord Brougham, Mr t , Lodge ; 2d; ,N - liyanno, 'Mr. Kaye ; 3d, Miss Ann, Mr. Lowe ; 4tb, Mtss Bacon; MY; keye; Stla, Stitkely, Mr. WhitwOrtit; Gth, Martin's Victoria, Mr. Jones, STATEMENT OP COTTON. Stock ou.lusud Ist October , 1832, bales . 87 Received this week Received previously 127;00U 127,599 Exported this week . 3,051 Previously 117,917-12068 Stock on hand, including all on ship-board sot cleared.. 6,6.31 Stock parse time last season. Exports same time last, season, , .. 116,381 Receipts same time last season.... 125.019 r Mr. Washington Irving, we are concerned to say, met with. a serious accident. yesterday, though wo hope not one that will prove dangerous. • In driving a one horse waggon dowu,a steep and rocky hill in West Chester, the horse became alarmed, ran awaY, aiad'overturning the waggon, threw Mr: Irving, and .a nephew .whq,l9s with him, among the rocks. They. wereboth stunned so as to lie for some time unconscious.. The nephew recovered Aisf, and found his uncle lying beside him senseless. After some time, he, succeeded in,akouping Mr. Ir*g,who was then, with the assistance of a chance passer by, conveyed to, a neighbouring houie and bled ; and tbenee to his nephew's house in Tarrytown; where he was left, last .eveniog—without as .yet any unpleasant.symptoms having occurred.—Netv York paper, July 2cL A duel was. fought, June 17, on the other side of the river, by. two gentlemen, of New ,Orleans.. The weapons. were. muskets, distance forty paces .. Four Shots. were exehanged without effect. On the. sth fire, one received a I,all in the abdomen, which. came out at the spi r rre,, and, he,expired the, next day;, the other had a haltpassed throught , one of his legs, near .the ankle, which struck and broke in pieces the ,ankle boone, of the other leg.—American Paper. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. EAST INDIES• AND CAPE OF 'GOOD :HOPE. R Allinson. 208 ann, G,• Cape of Good Hope WEST. INDIES, &C. W Rose & co, 159 Salus, S, St Domingo SOUTH AMERICA. tt Rs G Benn, 250 Richard Watson, K; Bahia Ashley Bros, 339. Suffolk, P,, Maranhant NEW SOUTH WALES. Cotesworth & Smith, 371 Vestal, New-South Wales,- and Van Dieman's land.• UNITED STATES. Wilms-right, Shiela k co, Virginia, P, Alexindria, , U S W k rßrown & co, 48$ Monong ahela , P, Philadelphia. Baring, Bros & co. 425 Prepont is, P. Boston Bolton, 'Ogden Itco, Platina, P. Bath, A 8 J Poole 8: - . co, 149 Porcie, S,- llavannah Baring, Bros 84, - co, 495 Choctaw, P, Bostou T W Suaith.ft co, 308 Woodbury, P, New York . BRITISH AMERICA. W Fisher & Son, 279 Margaret, Q,: Montreal Graham & 7 Taylor, 165.Wilbgrforce,' K, Newfoundland . Job. Bnlley & co. 136 LOniza Maria; P) Do C Glen, 535. John, S,' St John's; N Li . C Challoner& co, 409 Sir Walter Scott, Q, Quebec T& J Brocklebank, 154 Ariel, P, • StJohn's,Nowfound land J Glynn & Son, 93 Ruby, G, Newfoundland SPAIN* AND PORTUGAL. T & W Earle & co, 260 114.nrietta, S, Alicant MEDITERRANEAN. jUghie4 Bros, 10D Esther, S, C L Bahr, 158 Hector, h.., Leg taons n C tin9ple and Smyrna S Moss & eo, 232 Trinacria, G, Palermo & Messir.a EUROPK. C L Jr,ah 105' ivy, K, M4rseilles I Do, Catharina Charlotte, Q,. Elsineur DO, Leopold First, B, Ostend D 0,., 88 Hoop, Q, Rotterdam Do, Zorgen Vlyt, Q; Do Do, 108, Belle Alliance., Q, Antwerp & Brussels. C G Weller Ft; co. La Ville de CherhOurg. B, Elsineur C G Wehel Sc co, Betsy Susanne, Q,. Elsineur EMPOrtfi• AFRICA.. Royal Geqrge,..Dawson,:fmAfriea,with 026 eks, palm. oil. 19 ‘ele i)hant teeth or scrivelloes, 3 fins dunnage wood, G NVllson and eo— P Dk . SOUTH. AMSRIC4. Aimwell, Power, frn -Bahia, with 25'c sugar; Rand 0 Benny-50 , es do, 154 bags cotton, s Walker, Hughes and eO7-64.baggi-do,,C fronside and co-99 bags do, Stewart Bros 129 bags do, Melloti 12 eks.provisiona, 10 as claret wine, ,J Youda—d skins, bx oan:, nis, T B Barclay and co-14 t tallow, 753 bags cotton,. 13266 horns, • 3 cs retd•grods, , abt 400.coker yenta,. Order-4C ,Dk John Pegg, Ches,se,r, ins - t.agnua, with 145 t log,wpod,.W Rotberharn —2 bps vanilla; C Tayleur ; 'Sons and- co-1 •11x-liooks ind papers ; J Easun•—.-G Dk , UNITED. STATES., Walter Soott,-ThompsOn, fm hlObito; withl22 1016 tfottnal; Venom,. son, ,Bell and c,o-4-18 4s do, Booth, Dixqn. and co-200.1,1$ do,,MeilY, Prevost and co-6011/s do; Collmann, Lambert and toy-150'..b1§-do; G Bar lay and c0,,-210 bla do, 'Sands, ilodoon arLco-,G Dk. Napoleon, Smith, fin Tiew York, with 1713 brls turpentine, Cearns an d cO -26 htla• tobacco, V," Oxley-3 tco.graw.6evd--4- ,Dut•tortitt phew—P DIF. • EUROPE:. Webfry, Marva, with 533 bobbins Oat(' 702 babbins•codilla; 140 mats, II and J Gardener—S Dk Siren, Langinis fat St Peterolmrghc wish 1335 hats. iron, Roberts; Carne and bills hemp, 250 mats Stewart; Bald :Old Dk LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of new patient's 'entered on the books of the Dispensar i ,, e t, during the last week South. North. TO'" Received adviee and medicine at the institution, 208 228 436 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine 52 • 73 12" Total at each Disptnaarp . 265 301 561 VSITORS. • Bryaits,vlll) , . T. Kircve,'and'Nfii:W Whinwfig . ht• South. —Rev. J. I-I. Thom, Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan, an Mr. James Lawrence. LIVERPOOL . TIDE TABLE; Disys. Mrn. H. M. - Pridav, Saturday 3 035 SUNDAY Monday 5 139 Ttiesday Wednesday.: 7 249 Thursday Ern. Ht.* FentWits - • . It M. r. 017 15 9 Venus rises Oh 48m morn' 05} 15 8 1 22, 15 6 911 i Siinday after Trinity. • 1 •56 15 2 230 14 6 Transfiguation. • Jesus. 3 8 13 10 Name or 352 12 0 Last Quarter sh. 43m. One. MARRIED. On Friday the 26th ult., at-Bury, Mr. Kay Grundy. manufacturl; ' to Mary Anne, eldest daughter o f J. Hoyle, Esci;', of Mostfield; Bury. ' On Sunday last; at Whitebaxen, Mi. John Stk pu ,"master of the 10.4 .Fortune, of that port. to Ann, only daughter of Mr; Joseph i 'Yesterday, at St. Bride's Charch, by the Rev. J. Jones, John Snail • ofthis town, to Misty w 'youtsg,*t daughter 'of the late'Arehibn ,prhtley, Esq. are rerittested to efttradiet the 'tnllrriage of Mi.' Rt. Fbbfft s ; Bull Inn. Denh A igh. to Itssun-Jonta, as- iuserted in ouepapeo. ' 19th 'tilt:—ndt-being.correct. DIED. On Siturday the 27th ult.; at MOtint-hOtise; r rcliet °fere R. ! Tames 'Stringer-Minshi t lP ! '4 •. Same day, 'at Swarthdale, th e h ouse of her son, Ca me, 1 Cat. Sa rrie, in:he:l2d year, Mts:Claytdri; relict , hrthe late Geo** , Lostock-hall, and only surviving sister of•the first Lord Gardaerorli Same' day;' in 'Erslcrne:stteet; EEtTli n ?I" GibeditTaged'67,'w roeppoted for his worth end integrity Of life. , On Motelallast;lifter a long arid teiveYe affifetitiii; J ane Olarenee-street. Same day; aged a; Ellen, relict of tpt. John )Dawk.n.'of this 5, Ssaitlc 'dap "at•thii haul* , or Uktr , LikOyt Selig , i Cadtikiia4 S London t _WilliamMilberforce; Esq. in the 74th yeiar °Uhl& age- 2,4 or ' 0i Tuezilty'tahtt , after `b. thtorrionit tto Ireful Ilfht;sf; tit' the' 'I) (Zoditr herfather; age 4. 21 :Mary, eldest-daughter of‘ Me.--Sapieet-11 dedply regtent,dll - 8. numerous circle of rriends'and ac itabatanstt, Sarayslat,eat% lub helot in Crosble-stretit , a: . ..ed. 74'years. The deceased wagof a remarkably humane disposr •• wifiah he/showed In the , nunteretkPa' ots , ot belii-iblekiWbPPerfo r pv ef,„. towards his poorer neighbours, _ jjip house, of late years, - w a gfieVi. wlttiontivrtr or three orphan ehird'rdt;ho 4 inn" 'wiTe"trelittfig,, oS as , tendeely as , ft they were'theic-oNyti: At-the Unit of •hrs dear. ;be, leis than three childien,bin of who ln "hid. lost _their pal'entS bi r e viir cboiens lastlearovere k'n'oll? intientaineti-br thWtralle,b6u* couple. . . . . . onnvairitivAPplailtriguttedifiyi aged 04, Miry:*ffeititl. • # Fanakerlvi.Prilltr• y i golf ydstetany;Mi.-Anthohyllisitrthi; WiSitetltiWrigtl/41"21:Va113., deScrvedly regretted by his faintly- and. frientls: ' - 'ro Liverpool :—Printed every Tue s d ay and Friday morning ot Wafts; Johnvstreet; htntpublitthedntfli6 , Btr!irtikn,:rn'T , .„,'":' st? 7, 'High-street, Exchange, by SAMUEL FRAN C war- AdYertisements are recetved by Messrs: Newfaii and Co., 0 01," wiek:squaro;• Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, • Walbrook; il e ,Faar",o Chancery-lane; Munden H ammon d, 27, L om b ar d- st r ee t: t o e , . raway , s; tt:the Londbn Commercial Coffee-hoilse,'3llftet l4 ; ter'`: Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cor n hill ; Chapter. 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