The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11 00:00:00

Uot EnbirO. To clear positively on the 14th January. 14...7 .4- .6 4 ,% For BOMBAY, The Ship RICHARD WAL R, PHILIP GILL, COMM n r; Burthen per register 381 tons.—For freight passage apply to the Master, on - board, Prince's Dock, Sir JOHN ToBIN, or to WM. CLAY, Broker. A regular Trader. i) 1 4e For BOMBAY, . . f.' .. 4 The well-known Ship MINERVA, P. METCALF, Comm der; 377 tons register; will have early desp .—or freight or cabin passage apply on board, Prince's D ck, or to A. PARLANE, 21, Water-street. For CALCUTTA, 1 4 4. The BAHAMIAN, .41 4 6:1 4 T. MAXWELL, Commander; A 1, a regular trader, well known for making short passages. —Apply to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. To follow the above The IMOGEN, J. RICEIARDSO Commander. CORDELIA, G. WEAVER, Commander. weft Ettbitss. To sail immediately. For TRINIDAD . The fino Brig ELIZAB TH, HUGHES BROWN, M ster; 207 tons; British-built, and coppered.—F terms of freight or passage apply to the Master, on board, ng's Dock, to JAS. LOGAN, or to W. (SLAY, Broker. For DEMERARA, The fast-sailing Ship GEORGETOWN, JAMES MILLER, ter; 6 Lying in the Prince's Dock.—terms of freight or passage apply to T. and H. MURRAY. For DEMERARA, The Ship SEAFORTH, JOHN ROBERTSON, COM ancleT; For freight or passage, having s erior cabin accom modation, apply to JOHN GLA TONE and Co. For ANTIGUA, ,„/‘ The Ship PHCET ....., titr" Captain HART' , ; - - - - - For freight or passage apply to . W and F. SHAND. Will sail positively on or before the 25th instant. For BARBADOS, , .411 4 10 ,1 The fast-sailing British-built Bri 'AGNES, WILLIAM JOIINSTON, M ter; Lying east side Queen's Dock.—For freig or passage apply HEYES, LITHEit A/NM, and Co. Wolstenholme-square. r --, To sail on or before the 20th instant. . • , For NEVIS, / irea The fine A 1 British-built 8rw ',..:.:-... - W Mr g NESTOR, ;er! y r HITE, . -gr ; Burthen 206 tons.—For freight or passa e apply_ to Messrs. MU RR A y, SYME, and Co. or to W. CLAY. Intended to sail 12th Janua h • • For BARBADOES, • 4.- : G .l The Brig MEDOR , M. CANDLISH, Mal ; For freight or passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. UnitrD ,iawtatto. __ For SAVANNAH, : 2g04.,.. The Brig PERCIVAL, ' MARTIN FORREST, Mast r; .-- -- Burthen per register n-I tons.—For eight or passage J. NELSON 1 OOD and Co. apply to ,outb aratrica. Will have quick despatch. For MAR ANHA.M, The tine Brig NIAGARA, Master; Burthen NOONEY, Master; Burthen per register 278 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, sails fast, and will be found a very superio s sel.—For terms , of freight, &c. apply to Messrs. MooN BROT Rs; Mr. A. PAR LANE; or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. For freight or charter, the fine fast-sailing Brig CANADIAN. (One concern.) For PERNAMBUCCO, The fine A 1 Ship MONTR 'AL, Captain J. LEITCH; - 314 tons, coppered and copper-faste ed.—For freight or pas age apply to Messrs. HEYWORTH and o,; Mr. A. PAR- I. A. NE, Or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. africa. For SIERRA LE E, The Barque THA lES, .41404 ROBERT THOMPSON Master; Burthen per register 351 tons.— or freight or passage J. NELSON WOOD and Co. apply to *team VachttO. JANUARY, 1833. PACKETS, _ . OF LARGE DIMENSIONS, AND PROPORTIONATE POWER, SAIL from LIVERPOOL, for the UNDERMENTIONED PORTS, REGULARLY, as under, WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS, AND WITH LIBERTY TO TOW VESSELS, DURING THE PRESENT MONTH OF JANUARY, 1833. FOR CORK. FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE HERALD, S. S. MOWLE, Commander, and THE ST. GEORGE, T. TUDOR, R.N., Commander, Tuesday, 15th January, 7 o'clock Morning. Sunday, . 20th .. .. 9 .• .. Morning. Friday, 25th •• .. 12 .... Noon. Wednesday, 30th .•.. 3 .• .. Afternoon. FOR WATERFORD, FROM CLARENCE D CLARENCE , THE GIPSY, A. KE ommander, Tuesday, 15th January, ~ o'clock Noon. Tuesday, 22nd .... 0 .• .. Morning. Tuesday, 29th .... 2 .... Afternoon. FOR DUNDALK, FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE EARL OF RODEN, JOHN MOWLE, Commander, Three Times a Fortnight. Particulars may be known on ap plication at the Offices. FOR BEAUMARI - S, BANGOR MENAI BRIDGE AND CARNAR'TON. THE AIR,* A. SPEIRS, Commander, FROM GEORGE'S PIERHEAD, Tuesday, 15th January, 8 o'clock Morning. Tuesday, 22nd .•.. 10 .... Morning. Tuesday, 29th .... 6 .... Morning. * This Vessel will return from the above places every Fri day, and Goods intended to be shipped by her from this must be sent down the day previous to her sailing. For TOPSHAM, EXETER, and LONDON. The ZEPHYR, Lieut. HADAWAY, R.N., Commander. At the request of several influential shippers, the sailing of this beautiful Steam Yacht is POSTPONED until the 13th instant, when she will positively be despatched for TO PSHAM, EXE TER, and LONDON, calling a t PLYMOUTH and FALMOI TH, to land and receive goods and - pas sengers.—The rates of freight and passage, which are extremely moderate, may be known on application to the agents. Goods and Parcels forwarded to wherever directed, by Steam packets or other eligible conveyance, with the greatest care and despatch, if addressed to WATSON & PIM, St. George Steam packet Company's Offices, Clarence ,Docl ,or 21, Water-street, Lives? 01. 'team Packeto. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passenge,fs to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNI , on Wednesday next, the 12th January, at Nine o'clock in the Morning, from the Clarence Dock. ,‘ • Apply, for Dublin tLine, o SAMUEL PERRY 27 for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN MTAMMON. _ ,P, , THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD LIST OF MEMBERS RETURNED TO THE NEW PARLIAMENT. ,AND. The letter c following a name denotes the Member to be of Conser- rinciples. (TIES. Lincoln, Kesteven & Holland—G J I Heathcote ; H Handley • Middlesex—G Byng , J Hume Merioneth—Sir R Vaughan c Monmouth—Lord G Somerset c : W A Williams Montgomery—Rt Hon C Wynn c Norfolk, E.—G Keppell ; Wynd ham Norfolk, West—Sir W Folkes ; Sir Astley Northumberland, N.—Ld Howick; Lord Ossulston c Northumberland, S.—T W Beau mont ; M Bell c Northampton, N.—Lord Milton ; Lord Brudenell c Northampton, S.—Lord Althorp ; W R Cartwright c Nottingham, N.V.—Lord Lumley; T Houldsworthc Nottingham, S. E.—J E Denison' Lord Lincoln c Oxford—G V Harcourt ; Lord Norreys c : Major Weyland Pembroke—Sir J Owen Radnor—T F Lewis c Rutland—Sir G Heathcote ; Sir G Noel Shropshire, North—Sir R Hill c : W Cotes Shropshire, S.—Ld Darlington c ; Hon It H Clive c Somerset, West—E A Sanford ; C Tynte Somerset, East—Gore Langton ; Bridgstock Stafford, north—Sir 0 Mosley ; E Buller Stafford, South—B J Littleton ; Sir J Wrottesley Suffolk, East—R N Shawe; Lord Henniker c Suffolk, West—C Tyrell ; Sir H Parker Surrey, West—WJ Denison ; John Leech Surrey, East—Major Beauclerk ; J I Briscoe Sussex, East—H B Curteis ;C C Cavendish Sussex, West—Lord Surrey ; Lord G Lennox Warwick, North—Sir E Wilmot ; W S Dugdale c Warwick, South—Sir G Skipwith ; Sir G Phillips Westmoreland—Lord Lowther c ; Colonel Lowther c Wilts, South—J Benett ; Hon S Herbert c Wilts North—Sir J Astley ; I P Methuen Worcester, East— Cookes ; Russell Worcester, West—J II Foley ; H B Lygon c Wi, Isle of—Sir R Simeon Yorkshire, North Riding—Hon W Duncombe c : E Cayley Yorkshire, W. R.—Lord Morpeth ; G Strickland Yorkshire, E. R.—P B Thompson ; R Bethell c ars, Sze. London—R Waithman ; G Grote ; M Wood ; Sir J Key Ludlow-, Lord Clive c ; E Romilly Lyme Regis—W Raney Lymington—Sir H Neale c ; J Stuart c Leicester—W Ellis ; W Evans Leominster—Lord Hotham c ; T Bish Lewes—T It Kemp ; Sir C Blunt Macclesfield— Ryle ; Brocklehurst Maidstone—A W. Robarts ; C J Barnett Maldon—T B Lennard ; Q Dick c Malmesbury—Lord Andover Malton—C Pepys ; W C Went worth Manchester C P Thomson ; M Philips Marlborough—Lord E Brice c ; 'Baring c Marlow—Colonel Clayton; T P Williams c Marvlebone—E B Portman ; Sir W . Home Merthyr-Tydvil—.l Guest Alidhurst—Captain Spencer Monmouth—B Ilult Montgomery—D Pugh c Morpeth—W Howard Newark—W E Gladstone c ; W F Handley Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Sir M W Ridley ; J Hodgson Newcastle-under-Lyme W H Miller c ; Sir H Willoughby Newport—J H Hawkins; W Hope Neath—J H Vivian Northallerton—J G Ross Northampton—R V Smith ; C Ross c Norwich—Lord Stormont c ; Sir J Scarlett c Nottingham—Lord Duncannon ; Sir l Fergusson Oldham-.--Fielden; W Cobbett Oxford University—T G Estcourt c; Sir R H Inglis c Oxford—l Langston ; T Stonor Pembroke—H 0 Owen Penryn-- Rolfe ; Lord Tulla more c Peterborough—Sir R Heron; J N Fazakerley Petersfield—J Lefevre Plymouth—J Collier ; T Bowes Pontefract—Hon 11V Jerningham; John Gully Poole—Sir J Byng ; B Lester Portsmouth—l B Carter ; F T Baring Preston—Hon H Stanley; K Fleet wood Radnor—R Price c Reading—C F Palmer C Russell Reigate—Lord Eastnor c Retford—Lord Newark ; G II Vernon Richmond—Sir R Dundas ; Hon. J. C. Dundas Ripon— Stavely ; Crompton Rochdale— Fenton Rochester—R Bernal ; J Mills Rye—Captain Curteis St. Alban's—Sir F Vincent; H G Ward St. Ive's—J Halse Salford— Brotherton Sandwich W Marryatt ; S T Troubridge Salisbury— Brodie; W Wynd ham, c Scarborough—Sir J A Johnstone ; Sir G Cayley Shaftesbury— Poulter Shefiield—J Parker ; J S Bucking ham Shoreham—Sir C Burrell ; H D Goring Shrewsbury—R A Slaney 1 Sir J Hemmer, c Southampton—A Atherley ; J B lioy, c South Shields— Ingham ; Palmer,. Esq. Southwark—W Brougham ; llumphrey Stafford—Capt. Chetwynd ; Capt. Gronow Stamford—G Finch, c ; Col. Chap lin, c Swansea—l H Vvvyan Stockport T Marsland ; W H Lloyd Stoken-Trent—l Davenport ; J Wedgwood Stroud— Ricardo ; Hyett Sudbury—M A Taylor ; Sir J B Walsh, c Sunderland—Hon. Capt. Barring ton ; Sir W Clayton Tamworth—Lord C Townshend ; Sir R Peel, c Tavistock—Lord Russell ; Col Fox Taunton—H Labouchere ; E T Bainbridge Tewkesbury—C H Tracy ; Martin Thetford—Lord I Fitzroy ; F Baring, c Thrisk—Sir R Frankland Tiverton Heathcote ; Kennedy • Totness—Jasper Parrott ; James Cornish Tower Hamlets—Dr. Lushington ; W Clay Truro—Sir H Vivian'; W Tooke On *alt. For ALE, The New hip MILO, Burthen per register 45 , tons ; built of the best mate rials, and may be sent to sea at a small expense.—For inventory, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB. On SALE, The fine Brig - PERICLES, ~t►-7 246 tons per register; built at Quebec in 1826, and - was examined and new copper din August last, when she had new standing rigging, have ly made one voyage . to Quebec and Montreal since; lying i e Queen's Dock, having just delivered her cargo of wheat an ashes in excellent , order, and will shift without ballast; this vessel is well worth tfie'atteh tion of any person wanting such a vessel, being in complete order, and fit to proceed on any vovage.—For particulars ap ply to Was. FISHER and SON 3, Tithebarn-street, or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. N.B.—This will not be repeated. *alto by Auction. THIS DAY, (Friday) the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale Room, Exchange-buildings, 350 Bags Sea Island , 50 Do. Stained D 50 Carthagena COTTON. 50 Smyrna 10 Carriacou Apply to MOLYNEUX, TAY OR, and Co., Brokers. On WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.'s Office,/Exchange-buildings, 505 Bags BLACIITPER, 14 Do. SAFFL ER, 186 Do. GINGE R • _ Tons DEER HORNS, Ex sundry Ships from Boinba.y.—Apply to DUNCAN Gum Esq, Merchant, or T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co. Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at MOLY NEUX, TAYLOR, and Co.'s Office, 16; Chapel-street, 701 Elephant Teeth, about 41, tons African - IVORY. 77 Ditto ' ' t about 2 tont/East India IVORY. 47 Bags Cut Ditto, Justlanded ex Vestal.—Apply to Messrs. CYRUS MORRALL and Sox, Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, ,and Co., Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 13th instant, at' elve o'clock, at Wm. NEVETI'S Office, Bumf d-street, 250 Bags damaged Sicil 'HUMAC, Lying in the Old Tobacco Warehou King's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On MoNDAY, the 14th instant, at One o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced, A LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate on theilorth _LT IL. side of School-lane and south side pf Brooks-alley, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front ta'School-lane 13 feet, and to Brooks-alley 12 feet 8 inches, and running in depth on the east side 69 feet 6 inches, and on, the west side 69 feet S inches or thereabouts; together with Vie Two DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected, the one to the front of School-lane, and the other to the front of Brooks-alley, and in the several occupations of Mr. Woosey and Mr. Sayers. The Premises are held under Lease from the Corporation of Liverpool for Three Lives (all in being) of the several ages of twenty-two, twenty-one, and seventeen, and twenty-one years. The respective tenants will show the Premises. For further particulars appls , to Mr. PAYNE, Solicitor, Duke street, Liverpool. Liverpool, January, 1832 . CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. By Mr. HAMMERSLEY. On TITESDAY next, the 15th instant, and every Day during the present and ensuing month, (Sundays'excepted) at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, and Six o' lock in the Evening, each day, oh the Premises, 60, rch-street, the shop ad joining the entrance to the Liver T atre, N Extensive and Choice Col ection of CHINA and _AL EARTHENWARE, direct from the Manufacturer, em bracing a great variety of Dinner, Dessert, Breakfast, Tea, Coffee, and other Services, new in designs, and of the most ad mired patterns, with almost every other Article appertaining to the trade, and will be sold in Lots to suit purchasers. Mr. H. respectfully announces to those Ladies and Gentle men who have an objection to purchase by Auction, that a per son will regularly attend to sell by private on the most liberal terms. The whole stock is of the best manufacture, and warranted perfect. Wholesale orders executed with the greatest punctuality, either in Liverpool or direct from the Staffordshire Potteries. On MONDAY, the 4th of February next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Tarporley, in the county of Chester, subject to the conditions then to be produced, /SHE Fee-simple and Inheritance of, and in all that MES- A. SURGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at Hollin hill, in Utkinton, in the parish of Tarporley; together with the Lands, Garden, Stone-quarry, and Pt9mises thereunto belong ing, containing in statute measure 13'acres or thereabouts, in the holding of - .Nlr. John Wilson. Also, a PEW in the parish church of Tarporley. The House is pleasantly situate, and the Land is exceedingly good, and in a high state of cultivation. The Quarry is valuable, yielding great profit from the excel lent quality of its red and white stone. There is a large bed of excellent Marl running through the whole Estate. Mr. John Burgess, of Utkinton, will show the Property, and further particulars may be obtained at the Office of Mr. J. THORLEY, Solicitor, Tarporley. This day (Friday) has geen observed as a day of Thanksgiv ing to Almighty God, for his gracious withdrawal of that dread ful visitation, the Cholera, from this city. The shops have been very generally closed, in compliance with the recommendation of the Mayor; and the Churches, where sermons appropriate to the occasion were preached, have been very fully attended. Carlisle Patriot. CHOLERA V. INTEMPERANCE.—The New York Temperance Society have published the following facts in their last report : Of 336 victims to the cholera, 171 were white Americans, 24 black; 108 were Irish; 15 English; 8 Scotch; 3 Welsh; 8 Germans; 1 Frenchman; and 3of other nations. Of the same 336, 213 were males, 123 females; 195 were confirmed drunk ards; 131 were moderate drinkers; 5 were sober people; and 2 were members of the Temperance Society. There were also 1 idiot, and 2 whose habits were unknown. With respect to age, 108 were between 30 and 40; 70 between 20 and 30; 55 be tween 40 and 50; and 36 were 60 and upwards. The statement is certified by nine physicians.—Medicat Gazette. TORYISM versus DOUGH.—During the late election a certain fair lady, who resides not one hundred miles from Northumber land street, Edinburgh, called up her baker, (whose principal customer she was,) and thus accosted him :—" Mr. —, are you a Whig ?" "I believe, Ma'am, I am," replied he, smil ing. " then," said the Conservative, " rould advise you not to vote for them ; for if you do, depend upon it you will do yourself much harm." Mr.—, however, having a vote for the county member, went out to Dalkeith notwithstanding, and tendered his vote. Next da y the lady returned. " Well, Mr. —," said she, "have you voted ?" "Yes, Ma'am," replied " Ah, very good; send in my account then;" and bowing, (as a Tory knows how,) added, "you need not send me any more bread." [We copy the above from the London lI eekly Dispatch. As there arc no names given, we have not the means of contradicting it. It may or may not be true; but we know a case nearer home of liAnici ',ism versus DOUGH. The names of the parties interested arc in our possession, and can be supplied if necessary.—ED. STAIIDARC4] vative px COUN' R Bulkeley Bedford—W Stuart, c.Ld C Russell Berks—R Throckmorton ; R Pal mer, c ; J Walter Brecon—Col. Wood, c Bucks—Ld Chandos, c ; J Smith ; George Dashwood Cambridge—Captain Yorke, c ; R Townley • J W Childers Cardigan—Colonel Powell Carmarthen—Rice Trevor, c ; E Adams Carnarvon—T A Smith, c Cheshire, N. E.—W T Egerton, c E J Stanley Cheshire, S. .—Lord Grosvenor G Wilbiaham Cornwall, N. E.—Sir W. Moles worth ; S Trelawney Cornwall, S. W.—Sir C Lemon ; E W Pendarves Cumberland, E.—Sir J Graham ;W Blamire Cumberland, W.—Lord Lowther, c E Stanley, e Denbigh—Sir W Wynn, c ; R Bid dulph Derby, N.-141 Cavendish : T Gis- bane Derby, S.—Lord Waterpark ; Hon. G Vernon Devon, N.—Ld Ebrington : N Fel. loves Devon, S.—Ld J Russell ; J C Pia teel Dorset—Hon W Ponsonby ; Lord Ashley, c ; W Bankes, c Durham, N.—Sir H ,Williamson : Hon H Lambton Durham, S.—E Pease ; T Bowes Essex, N.—Sir J T Tyrell, c ; A Baring, c Essex, S.—R W Hall Dare, c ; Sir T B Lennard Flint—Hon E Mostyn Glamorgan C M Talbot; L-W Dill Win Glocester, E.—Hon. H. Moreton Sir W Guise Glocester, W.—Hon. A. Moreton ; Hon Berkeley Hants, X—C S Lefevre ; J Scott Hants, S.—Viscount Palmerston ; Sir G Staunton Hereford—Sir R Price ; K Hoskins E T Foley, c Hertford—Sir J Sebright ; N Cal vert ; Lord Grimston, c Huntingdon—J B Cooper ; Visct. Mandeville, c Kent, E.—Sir E Knatchbull, c; Plumptre Kent, W.—T L Hodges ; T Rider Lancaster, North—b G Stanley ; J W Patten Lancaster, South—Ld Molyneux ; G Wood Leicester, North—C M Phi ipps Lord R !Manners c Leicester, Soith—E Dawson ; I Halford c Lincoln, Parts of Lindsay—Hon C A Pelham ; Sir W Ingilby BOItOU Abingdon—V T Duffield, c Andover—H A Fellowes ; R Etwal Arundel—Lord D C Stuart Ashburton—W S Poyntz Ashton—Colonel WlHiatus Aylesbury—W Bickford : Colonel Hamner, c Banbury---II W Tancred Barnstaple—J B Chichester; Majoi FancOurt Bath—General Palmer; -- Roebuck Beaumaris—F Paget Bedford—W H Whitbread ; Crawley Berwick—Sir F Blake ; Sir R Donkin Beverley—C Langdale H Burton Bewdley—Sir H Winnington Birmingham—T Attwood ; J Sehol• fred Blackburn— , ‘ ; Tar. ner, c Bodrnin—W Peter ; J Sprey Bolton—Col Torrens ; Boston—B Handley; J Wilks Bradford—B Lister ; J Hardy Brecon—L Watkins Bridgenorth—T C Whitmore, c ; B Pigot, c Bridgewater—C K K Tynte ; Tayleure Brighton J N Wigney ; Faithfull Bridport—ll Warburton ; Ito milly Bristol—Sir R Vyvyan, J E Bail lie, c Buckingham—Sir T Fremantle, c ; Sir 11. Verney, c Bury St. Edmund's—Lord C Fitz- roy ; Earl Jermyn; c Bury (Lancashire)—R Walker Caine—Earl of Kerry Cambridge University H Goul bum, c ; Manners Sutton, c Cambridge—T S Rice ; Prof Pryme Canterbury—Lord Fordwich ; Hon R Watson Cardiff—J Nicholl c Cardigan—P Pryse Carlisle—P 1-1 Howard ; W James Carmarthen—Hon. W H Yelverton Carnarvon—Sir C Paget Chatham—Colonel Maherley Cheltenham—Hon C Berkeley Chester—Lord R Grosvenor ; J. Jervis Chichester—Lord A Lennox ; J A Smith Chippenham—J Neeld c F Talbot Christchurch—G W Tapps Cirencester—J Cripps; Ld Apsley c Clithero-rd Fort Cockermouth—E L Dykes ; Anglionby Colchester—Sanderson c; D W Harvey Coventry—E Ellice ; H L Bulwer Cricklade—R Gordon ; T Why Dartmouth—Colonel Seale Denbigh—J Madocks Derby—H Cavendish ; E Strutt Devizes—W Locke ; M Gore . Devonport—Sir G 'Grey ; Sir E Codrington Dorchester—R Williams c ; H A Cooper c Dover—C P Thompson; Sir J Reid c Droitwich—J H Foley Dudley—Sir J Campbell Durham—W Chaytor ; C Harland Evesham—Sir C Cockerell ; T Hudson Exeter—J Buller ; T Divett Eye—Sir E Kerrison c Finsbury—lt Grant ; Serjeant Spank le Flint—Sir It Glynne Frome-- Sheppard Gateshead—C Ripon Glocester—Captain Berkeley; Phillpotts Grantham—G E Welby c; Tal mash Greenwich—Captain Dundas ; Barnard Grimsby—Captain Maxfield Guildford—J Mangles ;C B Wall c Helston—S L Fox c Halifax—C Wood ; R Briggs Harwich—J C Herries c; Tower Hastings—J A Warre ; F North Haverfordwest—Sir It Philipps Hereford—E B Clive ; R Biddulph Hertford—Lord Mahon c ; Lord Ingestrie c Iloniton—Lord Villiers c ; Todd Horshem—Captain Hurst Huddersfield—Captain Fenton Huntingdon—F Pollock c ; Colonel Peel c Hythe—S Marjoribanks Ipswich—J Morrison ;It Wason Kendal—J Brougham Kidderminster—R Godson King's Lynn—Lord G Bentinck ; Lord W Lennox Kiston-on-Hull—Mr. D Hill; Vfllutt Knaresborough—J Richards ; Ii notch Lambeth—C Tennyson ; B Hawes Lancaster—P M Stewart; T Greene Launceston—Sir H Hardinge c Leeds—T B Macaulay ; J Marshall Lincoln—G Flleneage; E L Bulwer Liskeard—C Buller Lichfield—Sir GAnson ; Sir E Scott Liverpool—W Ewart ; Ld Sandon BOROVG: Tynemouth— Young Wakefield—D Gaskell Wallingford—W S Blackstone, c Walsall-- Forster Wareham—J Ca'craft, c Warrington— B G Hornby Warwick—Sir C Greville, c ; E I King Wells— Lamont ; J L Lee Wenlock—Hon G C W Forester c J. Milnes Gaskell, c Westbury—Sir It Lopez Westminster—Sir F Burdett ; Si J. C Hobhouse Weymouth—T F Buxton ; Sir F Johnstone, c Whitby— Chapman IREL. Antrim—Hon General O'Neill ; Earl of Belfast Armagh—Lord Acheson ; Colonel Verner, c Carlow—Col Bruen ; Cavanagh Cavan—H Maxwell, c; W Young, c Clare Major M'Namara ; C O'Brien Cork—F O'Connor ; S Barry Donegal—Sir E Hayes, c ; Colonel Conolly, c Down—Lord A Hill ; Lord Castle reagh, e Dublin—G Evans ; C Fitzsimon Fermanagh—General Archdall, c ; Lord Cole, c Galway—James Daly, c ; T Martin Kerry—C O'Connell ; F Mullins Kildare—M O'Farrall ; C Ruthven Kilkenny—Hon P Butler ; Finn King's County—Lord Oxmantowl N Fitzsimon Leitrim—Lord Clements; Colonel; White ' Limerick—Colonel Fitzgibbon; S O'Grady BOROIIi Armagh—L Dobbin Athlone—G Talbot Bandon—Hon W S Bernard,' c Belfast—Lord A Chichester ; E Tennant Carlow—N A Vi"ors Carrickfergus—C Dobbs, c Cashel—T - Rowe Clonmell—D Ronayne Coleraine,-Sir J Beresford, c Cork—Dr Baldwin ; D Callaghan Downpatrick—J Maxwell, c Dro'heda—A C O'Dwer Dublin University—T y Lefroy, c ; F Shaw, c Dublin—E S Rnthven; D O'Connell Dundalk—W O'Reilly Dungannon—Hon J Knox Dung,arvan—Hon G Lamb SCOT. COtiti Aberdeen—Hon Captain Gordon, c Argyll—J H Callender Ayr—A Oswald Banff—G Fergusson, c Bute—C Stuart, c Berwick—C Marjoribanks Caithness—G Sinclair Dumbarton—J C Colquhoun Dumfries—J Hope Johnstone Edinburgh—Sir J Dalrymple Fife—Captain Wemyss Forfar—Hon D G Halyburton Haddington—J Balfour, c Inverness—Charles Grant Kincardine—General Arbuthnot, c Kircudbright—R C Ferguson_ BOROIJi Edinburgh—P. Jeffrey ; J Aber cromby Glasgow— Oswald ; Ewing Aberdeen—A Bannerman Paisley—Sir J. Maxwell Dundee— Kinloch Greenock—R Wallace Perth—L Oliphant Leith, &c.—j - A Murray Kirkwall, Sze,—J. Loch Inverness, &c.—Colonel Baillic, c • The return from Orkney is not the member will be a supporter of ins, &c. Whitehaven—M Attwood, c Wigan—R Thieknesse ; Pot Wilton—J H Penruddock, c Winchester— P. St. J. Mildra W B. Baring Windsor—J C Bamsbottom ; Sit Pechell Woodstock—March. of Blandford Wolverhampton- - W W Whitan Fryer Worcester—G R Robinson ; Davies Wycombe—W Smith ; Hon. C Grey Yarmouth—Hon. G Anson ; C Rumhold 'York—Hon E Petre ; 8 A Baynl ,AND. Londonderry—Sir R Bateson, Captain Jones, c Longford-Lord Forbes ; C Lehi Lout —T Fitzgerald ; R M Belli Mayo—J Browne ; D Browne Meath—H Grattan ; M O'Conne Monaghan—Hon C Blaney, I Serjeant Perrin Queen's County—Sir C Coote ; Lalor Roscommon—F French ; O'Cou Don Sligo—E J Cooper, c; Colon Perceval, c Tipperary -- O'Callaghan ; R Shiel Tyrone—Hon H Corry, c; Sit Stewart, c Waterford—Sir R Keane; J Galway IWestmeath—M Chapman ; Sir I Nagle ;Wexford--R S Carew; H Lambe Wicklow— Acton, Esq. ; Grattan ;ns, Sze. Ennis—F Macnamara Enniskillen—Hon H Cole, c Galway-- Lynch; M'Loughl Kilkenny—D Sullivan Kinsale—Colonel Stawell Limerick—W Roche ; D Roche Lisburne—H Heynell, c • Londonderry—Sir R Ferguson Mallow-- Daunt Newry—Lord M Hill Portarlington—T Gladstone, c Ross (New)--J Talbot Sligo—J Martin Tralee—M O'Connell Waterford— Barron ; Sir Hayes Wexford—C A Walker Youghall—J O'Connell LAND. Lanark—J Maxwell Linlithgow—Sir A Hope, c Orkney, &c. (Shetland') Peebles—Sir J Hay Perth—Lord Ormelie Renfrew—Sir M S Stewart. Roxburgh—Captain Elliot Selkirk—R Pringle Stirling—C Fleming Sutherland—R Macleod Wigtown—Sir A Agnew Elgm and Nturne--Col F W Grail! Ross & Cromsrty—J S Mackensw Clackmannan & Kinross—A Adam &c, Elgin, &c.—Leith Hay Inverbervie, &c.—H Ross Cupar, &c.—A Johnston Dysart, &c.—l Ferguson lnverkeithing, &c.—Ld Da Renfrew, &c.—Capt. Dunlop Haddington, &c.—R Stewart Dumfries, &c.—General Sharpe Wigton, &e.—E Stewart • F Kennedy Linlithgow, &e.—l) W Gillon yet received, but it is expected ii the Government—Mr. Trail. LIVERPOOL EPIPHANY SESSIONS, 1833. (CONTINUtD FROM our.. LAST.) William Edwards, '22, Grace Read, 19, and Jane Graham, 2 were charged with having assaulted Wm. Morrison and robbe him of a hat. On Sunday, the 9th of December, hewed eleven and twelve, the prosecutor was going along Fentenofi street, when he was accosted by th e f ema l e prisoners, alit shortly afterwards Edwards came up; whilst they were ab° him lie received a blow on the face from Edwards, which causf; him to fall upon his knees. One of th e women t h en hel d mouth whilst the other attempted to rifle his pockets. In el, sequence of his cries for assist a n ce , th ey were una b le to succe e and the watchman coming, the prisoners ran off. Edwards 1: pursued and taken; and th e women were afterwards secure, the hat being found in the possession of one of them. 'lt were all found guilty, and sentenced, Edwards to transpurtatie' for life, and the women to 14 years each. • George Robinson, 19, was tried for an assault and attempt robbery. On Saturday, the 24th November last, between seli e i and eight o'clock, the prosecutor, Wm. O'Brian, was returns to his residence in New Scotland-road, and when at the elici t , Great Nelson-street North h e s a w th ree men , amongst wli& was the prisoner. They asked him where he was going. told them he was going home t upon which one of them stril l him a blow on the mouth, and they then tried to get at his 0.1 ney and his watch. They had not time, however, to eff ec t tb'o purpose, before the approach of other persons compelled thei to retreat. Robinson was stopped in Great Nelson-street, a t l i o on being taken to Bridewell h e d en i e d th a t h e h a d knocked , prosecutor down, but accused two other men, whom he nam e t He was found guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned and Y e k ) , to hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for t we l ve ca l en d ar mo st The following is a summary of the sentences on the p r isone tt convicted up to Wednesday evening:- To be transported for life.-Williara Edwards, 22, for steali a hat. 9j ' To be transported for fourteen p ears .-Ja mes St ar k H or n, b p and John Horn 26, for stealing 500 yards of silk- ; Morphet, 19, and James Hall, 17, for burglary; Maiy Murfl o t 18, for stealing seven handkerchiefs; John Harris, 20, c o t stealing money; Grace Read, \.,19, and Jane Graham, 2 0 4, ar y stealing a hat; Samuel Clarke', 20, f o r st e ali ng f ow ls; - I ` - ` brown, 33, for stealing household., naments. for To be transported seven years.-Patrick Donnel:y, stealing six pigs - John Thomas, 28,‘42r stealing 12 bushels oats; Jane Coif, 20, and Elizabeth - .Riley, 20, for steall v°, money. To be impri sone d e i g ht een ca l en i ar montl4\it Lancaster.- A 4i M`Dowell, 18, for receiving st o le n goo ;-Ellen Lunt, 30, stealing wearing apparel; Jane Cubin, '2l, for stealing carped) To be imprisoned twelve calendar months at Lancaste,patri e , Muldoon, 27, and John Jones, 23, for stealing a watch, L id °`lef, Williams, 39, for stealing one piece of canvas; J o hn axt ) ; ' 21, for stealing money • John Jones, 16, for ste a li ng a do o' Catherine Croker, 23, for stealing wearing app a rel; Jani,l, Wilson, 21, for stealing money; John Midghalf, 15, f or ste,, ing 6 lbs. of soap; George Robinson, 19, fo r stealing moneoP, James Hanley, 43, for stealing a coat. At Preston.-Sa t o, Hopit, 40, for stealing money. - At Kirkdale.-Ann Q ua yle, for stealing carpeting. John Judge, 30, for stealing a bed. 1 3, To be imprisoned nine calendar months.-Ann Connelly, for stealing handkerchiefs ; John Sherridan, for stealing yards cloth. f a t! stealing be imprisoned six calendar months.-W m . L aver ty, 221 4 10 stealing 200 yards linen ; John Burns, 17, f or s t ea li ng two Preli in Lancaster ; Edward Pugh, 15, for stealin g wear i ng aplA o ff James Hughes, 48, for stealing two boards ; Mary Atkins b; 28, for stealing money; John Hill, 18, for st ea li ng a wat i r a l• Jane Hanley, 36, for stealing 7 yards of ribbon ; Th o mas ters, 33, for stealing five casks. frk. To be imprisoned four calendar months.-William Rininter , 4 o °P for stealing six plates; Margaret Addison, 26, for stealing `c o t pair of boots ; Jonathan Grisdale, 19, and John Allen, D , stealing three pair of shoes; Thomas Stocks, 40, for s tealing ap ; feet of wood; Bernard Murphy, 16, for stealing 6 lbs Jane Owens, 18, for stealing 28 yards print; James CA, I -` fel buck, 21, for stealing two shirts ; James M`Annally, 7 frt ij a• stealing 4 lbs copper • John Jones, 16, for stealing two b a ss; kerchiefs ;_ Edward Nixon, 26, for stealing 40 yards can Thomas Thomas M'Donald, 33, for stealing 201bs glue; INlary Carr 36, for stealing a chain; Edward`Tallent, 17, for stealing 0°51 : i o u f gT bu otw t b t oe er ib i apt l ris to ;son b ro e e r ed t te N trh V rK i e lk eo i ca n ar s ol o eni n eff , da, 2 r 7 lmo.B , , for stealing wearing app To be imprisoned two calendar mon stealing a handkerchief. for stealing 71hs veal ; Joel Brookshaw,..36, for stp ing ~Lc s; spitting boxes; John Hughes 13, for stealing two pair of svii, 14, ' one coffee mill; John FarneY, t f h o t s i r . " . stealing j A o hnnn Harris , for t e f ; To be imprisoned one calendar month.-Thom_as Cro i s . ton, Peter Ford, 45, for stealing h P ; ASSAGE was held for the trial or. 6 1 for stealing 90Ibs ropes. but none of the causes wer e Borough; but interests ni suits Yesterday to within t t hee°nlßTeßroTarl its of this It would oln of the en, that fl es which s. Ewart ect these CORRESPONDENC] OUR CONTEMPORARIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST SIR, — In the 13th number of your paper appeal e Chronicle, that rather alarmed me for your sal'. :ombat with the Albion and Journal, two such .ature, so point device in their periods—" so ph currility, audacious without impudency, and le )pinion," that I am surprised how you have stood io long against these specimens of " matchless"— ake another foe !—really, Mr. Editor, have a ca: You have escaped this once, however; for I :Ircmicle, jealous of your attention being directei o the Albion, is quite delighted—" aninsed",—witb tim. I hope this humour may last, and that the oti Ai the opposition side (I beg their pardon) ministi side, " utrum horum mavis," will abate somewha once, self conceit, and spleen, and be content t' lifTexences in civil terms. To be sure such " rac graphy". must needs, occasionally, cry out at the 41riperfect contributions of your correspondents, a bars are outraged by the performance of a piece is not the most skilfully managed in the world. Pass over, in pity to the frequent and poignant d 4ccasion them, and in gratitude for that modicum enables us the more philosophically to endure 1 ,t. berrations of our neighbours. It falls to the lot d very very proficient, as these illuminati; but hey do not acquire this ascendancy on misera .eing their lives are one continued fret. Lot hey may be, but •" shadows, clouds and darken What pod has produced such another bean, as 6ranchcs, like the famed one in the fairy tale into the clouds, have enabled the Albion to tc what other Journal possesses such lofty and tribes as Dicky Sam, Dick Liver, and the aut braccioli, as " familiar with men's names as house (I as reckless of personally offending, as thou/ of the subject was their monopoly, and to them xclusive privilege to pervert the motives and yings into other people's mouths, so to " mal appear the better" reason. Such helps were forestalled ere you appeared; an intent with the assistance and patronage of hones As Sir Andrew Aguecheek says, " methinks I I than a christian, or an ordinary man has—( Followed the arts!" then had I been alive to the I)( expression as " motives personal to myself al( i'arison with the simpler and old-fashioned term motives;" and been able to enjoy the possibility I ndissoluble interests," and ruminate on the co) fey are kindly vouchsafed to us by a lordly Ps . 43 )aimunion. I confess Ido not see "the logic, tl e wit," of these learned flights and sallies, and There Sly, notwithstanding the pains taken to c Qtat he was not a tinker, but a lord, have such and regard for things as they have been, and so litt i lk the newfangled doctrine and brewage of the pi t ° give the preference to and " call again for k kallest age." now kind in these people to teach us our a li ßhten. our darkness, and manage our affairs! A, profurus. This liberal show of learning and t 'Sadness would look the finer, and sound the gi t keurred to the good Vicar of Wakefield, on his se t te with, the "cosmogony and creation of the wc n ot " heard of all this before' The news is, as •old as the hills ;" that there have been, and ni , Illbe those discontented spirits who are ever in I never find; —blind to the comforts of their of 4 % of exceeding quick sight to the advantages harp enough to behold the mote in their broths Qud to the beam in their own :—such be your con `` How the Radical apples swim!" Like the earthen and the iron jar in the fable, ti t etr friends are being carried down with the flood ittt fear of the earthern Whig pipkin is, lest it she ' 2el ltct with its heavier associate, and so sink, ti ch ance of getting securely embedded in the ruche W orst, b e i ng deposited high and dry with its "spo/i . shelving shore or snug creek. These are s 6. 114 We shall have a stormy Commons ; — let those w Zthe sustaining power of cork, and are likely to . 1 4 t tempestuous sea, provide themselves with a Dl 4O v e d material, as manufactured by your cont ,m ' Chip of state is as likely a s not to be bum p ed ; to the want of a proper pilot, with such a disunit I' l 4 crew on board. Your's, THE CHURCH ESTABLISHMEN TO- THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STA t %itt,—One of the most frequently urged objet 1 4 11 1 1trch of England, in the present day, is the pre t , s l)s in Parliament, which is said, in the first plat ; in proof of which the text principally c previously adverted to :—"My kingdom is ', (11.1 ( 1 ." But I hope this has already been shown I The Jews expected their Messiah to be a warrior : °4 e of our Saviour's chief objects was to disal 14 1 s pr e . ;7 he t•uniformly refused to act with aut M ace, I : 4 k t their privat e disputes ; and when the adultress Fore hill ; would not even condemn her. As , I~tut his practice be adduced to prove that adulter Z 4l e, as it is t o prove that the clergy may not be NI Ist i n l eg f s l at i on, w h en ca ll e d u pon by the suprem 4i 40 so. Legislation is the first and noblest of sci kt 4 administration of which men may imitate the it rgY they be excluded, on exercise the attributes, of God. Why, tl otk ? principle, from a share in E Ip Agross error it is , " s ays Hooker, " that tern] \ r t to serve for the g ood of t he body and not ty -.4 teen's temporal peace, and not for their ( 1 .0 1.: 8 if God had ord ained rulers for no other p u rp h t --11 1 3 men like hogs, and to see that the y have t 11/4" it is said the admission of Bishops into Parlik i; Q aable in practice : it renders them secular, gel y 7 arnbition, i n d uces su bserviency to superiors , an klieriors. I fear these are vices incident to hu h t : l t i llo exist whether Bishops sit in Parliament or tl, - , b een the policy of this nat ion, and a . wise tti it . a gradation of clergy for every rank,--fhe 3 44; e1.4 , ey, the gentry, and the p eo p le ; and if ti I tk te at secularize the clergy, the clergy chris I k t ' 4 , 414 the good preponderates over the evil. I )ol,:t a secularized clergy is somewhat exaggerai ta of insulating them, and forming them into dl :e has already been proved. It ge nerates selfil Ilki l '' and spiritual pride. The more they mix u tifil,:33l4Pothize with their feelings, without co 1 44 g secular spirit, the better. Levity and secul L . . lit v „ N et t the odious in an ecclesiastic, but not in Nd'i,., and spiritual pride; and, as human natu ts„- t he object is not to eradicate evil entirely, fo I t t 2 )l e, but t o c hoose the least of those that are 1 ' u leOc e t o afflict mankind. Remedies might 1