The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-26 00:00:00

ne t "' . I" incierstand tlic pror s t 1 agree with us, is n' A c 'fti, °its of the Times ''' .as a failure, the pon'crotiii 'Mout, however, attenl„` to beaten, we may ven,tu'-cell Ipted reply of th e le defence of the eloci ~O, afflicting the cou ntr y , orld along with us, , 35 ,,, 11! the credit of the eo ol3. "' ' re' r _ ever can be liberated, P.e ;tether the creditors forc e L definite debts, in 3 111:3 ` ;'1 they_ stand at present. ditors would now sulfer„p irrency worse than deb`;:e in 1819. 1819 , r ile , ye acted in ignorance Q''•ce ie should commit injustto of strictly true, hoWeVe'elf ict in ignorance of t he - 0 , armest admirers of the r.e4, that such return 'ous t n ot Mors, though theY did w ere o . t - misery which,th e y that cannot be disr ti d he Ln injury to debtors, for tf the extent of three cr: 3 a complete ansW er in ' lent. LELAND. 30N.—We have the 8 11 11 10 losed to have been one ° this ld gentletaa°r,, Anal, e and t h e was aPP re —Cork Constitution . • t ifd NCE.-A correspoadeo! lre-tbe which the following :the of was established and dise' ty at a place called Glatieebol , ut five miles from, Y iered, and, there belogAr ed which the advantage' ured, it reckoned airt°,ll„elics. nber of Roman C3t'iter4 e alarm; the children„,tjt° .r attendance, and in d,e''' o re reatened with the dise a ot e ?man Catholic, was else e dail rich the Scriptures w arded ai, a practice being regar,•otir* authority of his e ccioi i masters the threat to'ethei d the c and t he ded he princi p les ren, recornlaelli ;be, hagrined at the failure °toe .sts resolved upon 11;coxeoe, living, sentence et eiicitig unced—while from the ;le' withheld. From a Pee4er, I to the virtues of the, °cot' o them in the Rornis" ;o be expected. The Pa%fter. oned and the naaster'lolo raunical mandate to vrl°`:foo. last week sailed front t 6 ' ;ed mother on the distaa. J and security whic h were Constitution. The Lord Lieutenant a° ,ll' 1 1; the Castle to the tiny l'aper.—Sol the I,e:' o 1, and his Excellency Ole, drawing room and esPe ll ec l, -upon an oyster and t oti ks up the Viceregal istte,s' able and elegant fest!vioesl n to the dignified retire Part will ask the fashionable 13°:0 sof ton—vie will ask thee,' piej man—we put it to the co I v Petropolis of Ireland -40e 7lesque upon a Court---3101 he Representative of th ,4! subject upon which we ire ot o descriptions would agree'e y for the removal of I , !e r 5 to 'The thing only regloret e means for having it VI iednesday. c oO l , I twenty hours a case has - 0 0 . rs of which we take fo r li g e ll'l on, and we shall see v/._ e t) iyage or the candour to tre,i, in which his conductor erVit yment of church cess oir .ullingar, and at the lie ° l 4, ° mand, stood a Mr. Murit parations were made We, sums legally decreed a ch ng towards extremities'," I aemselves amenable to To , t just demand for which tiPO!i iy (the magistrate) alweilitr and held Out, and P er fs , •ather than submit to the law, the administratioabeielti, 1 in the execution of e , I assisting. Governmele ;his duty, and for enforei, $1.4,1 continue Mr. iVlurpllYce V nice this fact, we will g l serves.—lbid. ih l‘ljrY ED WIIITEFOOT ao. morning, a party of P° i .` e l e ils c on, apprehended in "/1 had come to town of frolics and of whole the Poe,l. s to lead to his arrest. au t ,r the p resen t from menHlo 11, mined b) the magistraitoq vas his being rema ndea e I on the subject, with tl'to sd from the inforrnatiolledei aer's intention to has: e n e v f ing. However, on hts, f o lt a halfpenny was f oa p u ipers discovered on Ito' 0 • T UWE tT MUSSUL,l3Cnailthel signed requisition fr° l3 " a rc" gh, Mr. 13orthwick 4T c r , k ;ht, and delivered a lectil:illl.,`„, tanding the shortness of t 1„ before the doors 010,,iglilL,1 vded to excess with a Va t " hose present we obse,,rtre Captain Stewart, 1 1 . 1 101 136 1 any's Service, Capt. alien, Robert Brown, Wm. Miller, Esq. atl elC o 4l l tany of the cergy and ive o'clock Mr. Borthwn introduced by Dr. lg°ir'irite, Immediately afterwads tl! reside over the ineetiugy ley; ten entered on a four 1 ° 11 0 3 0r:1i )st ingeniously 011 11 0 • O ,l ; animadverted sever e 4 . 00 ed up Mr. Fowell dm umes of M es srs. 10 1 1 '., bl 'to inishing he begged . t del had drawn out, which, d them to sign. The P e o Ise, and received nunieroos,ll)&j liairman rose and pra o co.€` 4 lc - for his able and elotirflif`,ti tit a dissentient voice. cliV, I for Mr. Borthwicic, voile. rOgoll f Itiug innuediately afte r b i d ,ntemporaries have Oa,- iron, but the following jet' case. The price of h 3 r.. ( 11°? 1 1 :5 17e. 6d. for bill at sli tc itliy, obtained; but only' bY v t if ice of pia i ron at Caro t'll di quite so b r i s k as a °I PO LICE IN L L IGE NCE. "•s 4E ted kith R, Lortnox.—Tuesda having been appoin . r F ed e hearing of the charge of unlawfully pawning, y:satnst Air. 8. Bayntun, one of the members for the 1, 4 cKi by Mr• Mullett, upholsterer, of the Strand, th d e , r.owded clang'ong before the proceedings commeneL . who iver ous to ascertain the result of the elltiiala.ence of the illness of Sir F. Roe, before whom befo"rt_?.3 charged in the first instance', the case was Il ads. and Mr. Grove, a magistrate for the denee taken on Monday week was read over to . th n e and 111 r. Callow, who appeared for the prosecutio men, Samuel man to °ll e , —ll° ' Sh ePPy, who proved that he was for t e West 4.pawnbroker, residing at 3, Tothill-stree , No 1 93 of 4 11 the nionth of July last, witness the siz e - L e r• JaMes Hall, a pawnbroker, li vi n gg at N o . oliced aw_et? Marylebone. The looking-glass now pro duced 110 M&ryleborie. The looking..gl £2, o n the - i d : , ,lat the shop of his then employer, for £2, 41 ' , ,, , ,q a person who gave the name I s i e 0 stated that he resided at No. 25, N° muff' ,s. w-road. The at was not the party pawned who of Thom r a! liraboers: ; 11 1 j a e s 1 „ 13Tven shoprnan to Mr. Hall, produced the , ."' wnich'was identified by Mr. Mullett as his pro roldi,' and — g) who lives with Mr Mullett, here entered the ,ceati , stated that he had been in search of a witness ius Cavendish Coyle. He had followed him ei t i v Jo Rotel, and wished him to come forward, but al, 'Y refused to evidence was most appear. His t,llleasil, directed Ledbitter, the officer, to go in search of 1 eisthe:" bring h e n forward without delay. Air. d'l3owen then stated, in reply to questions_ pa r t e t e o_ ;se t Ai r " . ",„ew, that about a month ago he received di '0 redee' r ing not to part with the glass. ed the kte,. 4 4! its few days after, but witness det Th a a l t n nerson t il v le ti:tied to let him have the glass. r A . person °thee 4 Ciao, • ,that h 4 e, the person referred to, was then sworn. He 'ol i • e was managing Bow- Nora to NI the party who red ee r. baynten, and that he was clerk to Messrs. Peach and t k ii o ra the glass. hies w.--Proin whom did you receive the duplicate ? tvas e re rthaiti From Mr. Bayntun• t • li s a . : l) , ° 3 .01 1 mean to say that you got the duplicate steak tun himself ? ‘,, es; both the duplicate and the summons from handed to me but when I went to redeem the !witil_r_eftised to me. ' leg t ?.! Ives then examined with reference to a csony_eeraseah tiveitetu nave taken place at the office of Messr . • Peach ti about four d to r. him aY assured that gentleman hO f Air. p eldin monthsi ‘i3 ago, in which, according to the 4044111fliture Bopp& u w t as u npaserfectly lee. ° to which he had sent to his sister at itt,,,i The witness declared that lie had not the slightest safe, with the t il t ,. of any such admission having been made by M i.. - k tt l! legociation was going on at the time between 8 . 1 . l'kn o ' "Ir. Mullett with respect to the furniture, widn 1 6t I k e ' t t that it should be returned, and that any part which thiwpr s hould be paid for. Ito b„ ,s-Nut not swear positively that the conversation de- P.is t l ' - '' t° ' 'a question by Mr. Callow, the witness . Clarke le4 Nr. Polding did not take place. tiel(ew then said, that he whhed to call forward a person e ltr Pledger to prove that Mr. Bayntun , iett :1_1i:hole dthe furniture which he had hiredfrom Idai l ' "'Loch in his jud raent was an act of offered rpr o l s aid that the lactgstated might furnishgrounds for til• eeeding but at vide4t.. t' %/ling. lf, however, the pro . secutor had suf e 4 wful ~,,.•', . present the charge before him wa f ed is t,:yete ecsitaerbkliss,hoffla c c h e yrge of felony, he might lay an le t S i t ,' tfi'nedoi Mee!, here returned and stated that he had not 411 s direct; ng he witness Coyle. rarat,,_d that a warrant should be issued . to compel N a ace, Noit,alld observed that the prosecutor had a procure the Pionetnent of the case until he could th k i B i r , ~o yie. l,'", am 'anstield, servant to the defendant, was then called , ith-131101)011i. mire stated that . he pledged the lookini„- e ii the month of July , r , t4 yt tl e r. d t,e o (l .o it' in. hisal o l w s n orn . n e am tl e in . fo i r 12 and gave . the e a tte , :fie, who authorized him to pawn Witness did not oh o , I _ , t as Mr. Bayntun's agent. • Coyle " the article. ige4to-1 the looking -glass belonged, and he offered . n _ s iitviia 4told hied to keep it, which he did until i 1 / 4 , 41 the r d %e d,. With a summons from this office, when be ks 'eew,illloleate. the i llri s lld fawued. Mr. Coyle talked about "raising ' 4 I' 'S n ed ' ...-- MY master was not in town at the time ha h , leti witness gave him the £2. he sent for some ,s 1 8 41 '''' Co yle was discharged from Mr. Bayntuu 4i tali: t hat br ae H • a - discharged ag . ent. _ tteth' glass 0 t he was e 'in is t n h o e w 4iendant's service when he , 4 ••-.. y. • k i .. ll( tt ` l , s ; he was a servant above me, and I was, there ' li ti p e .ueY his cona ud . 11''''',.',4•,417--: The glassnah 3 g over the fire-place in the tk t Bk , oyl e ' '''d not k nowwh n e n ther it belonged to my master qSli ' t 'eve . .: i IY master was not in the house at the time, 114414 tnat he was out oftown. t i rt.° sexed famesJa Collard proved that he was in the tl ‘‘) lea -vie e July last; ass' he went with the last . ege thtwn the lookin they received directions I,Rehit'.l4!froni Mr.gi_goal. who was a gentleman, and 4 IN. ,ever saw master in the house after the lass ilise BB , h 4t ou,e reet, Holborn. In the month of July last, 114 k it teat; t lkes was then sworn, and stated that she l ik il took iodtti North umberland-stree a d. The New- t ro wn to her IstkiiNleil„,,,,gings in that house. Hews . in o til the 4 h.`tosi,°` thely last and remained in town un (;43ilsai-g' S iaw a looking-glass in but lie, l 'esi - aid 'it th d y at thkt sethe d at he should now call forward the la his room, w .efendaut lodged at the time in question, to ( t a ll ow at ,_la town at the time the glass was :pawned. --We re you not in the habit of cleaning out the •ri t ii°.--.l %ze . It k , ts L it e k.,eIIIr. Bayntuu's men servants did . the . hour- ISt•ect'Wll inept no female servants. lam positive he did 4 Ni4e4lll the latter end of August. Q. 4 1 11 Jl -- Was not aware that the election for York . I.+lb York Y last year • but knew that Mr. Bayntun did ,It:thh,' beeause she' never missed him from the house. I):4l3aytl-et/t;s•-•--It was very civil of the people of York to islycoi,tieull lu his absence. fedt„ 86 ed--The defendant took the lodgings on the mva d - IV a B a little angry with him because he had tell ar il s her 11;q,,. t e , whit!. as a. gentleman. He owed . liretsis,(l 4slllsitiouid not t et from him. y acknowledged h l r he a witness, balance ' 4l 44,1 I,t 1)11 ollic'e onaYttets day,' and told him tillt11815," summoned to previousgive evidence against Mr. 40', how: asked whether she should appear or not. She ottS, sh ed vr, that she should go forward unless she was Ilitrilt, ki.eulanded. Si r e o cea s i„P u rtiug to be an account of what witness I 'o' It s i" 11 ill: question, was here produced and read t i 4 to, si ated in substance that the defendant took ttstr,e: i tv d from ' him was £3, bt t all 2t ruouths certain ' but kept them only three I 4 6. al unles s and that she he paid her the balance which he 844 1 tl le Paper had nothing whatever to do with pv th il N, end Mr. William Pledger, tavern keeper, gClat,. e lhl of July, ~ to prove that the defendant was in town l , extattot., ittpe,..ivitness stated that he recollected ;I, `lays after 1 f ew , tn ne. 1 ,4 oi t humberland-streFt, but could Went to buy somo furniture. I O w . the detendant left the house with the 1 ' 1 k1 4 ,; 4 ' hillotit4rt:d tfiat, in the absence of' the witness ISt 84i(1 , that e vidence to . 1 1 ti 'la ' lt as yet there 1,, e re ht wa was no evidence to prove i i t;'Ll , Was nos envy to- the pledging of the glass .by i i , ti t i ,r t at ,9abt. but that, whether the defendant 00 c .: Lhe ord „ The. tune, he alight have directed the S. uyi e il ~ question was as to whether the glass was ( Pe sh ou P it responsibility or b • direction of tic ,e p r 0 B ‘;!_r e raa n d the case for another day, on the . ghalts )le, wh o v to . r, to give time for the production of , 1 Ctt. cett..7.s , t at present be considered as the de rthe (ix 1 ), no evidence had-been,prodnced as tist.ho„ne,;:iapt had• a guilty knowledge of the 44 hold oceasi,;!'_'?rf..diseha rge . him for the present, Ott ' 1 01(1 h a additional evidence should be pro rtiAL:n.th, ch"useir prepared to answer it. He Was Ili t ' agai a!*ge, il u ~\,11144,0, tis a t is t ittoss t en - so h tt e hn: N i v ia a cri s :t d cic i ue s t ei gaa. rgod. simPlY ' be " it and ,_. .., w as 41.vntVi?, it4kraillatiad c li i i rslu eltelouw,;_ at yenturets, are n ow a t th e City. intent 111 .to b 9 in Montreal by the THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 0 5:pipping Intelligence. TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as follows, viz. : New YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the year. Observe—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to be forwarded after their arrival in New York. PHI LaneLruts,—On the Bth and 20th of each month. BOSTON—On the sth and 20th, usually. OTHER PARTS OP THE UNITED STATES—The conveyanccs are frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New York EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD Hors, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA ISLANns—There are usually monthly conveyances. Mira/.Truar—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for warded, also, by way of New York. Rio Ds JAN Rino—On the Ist and 16th of' each month. °Titan PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not, regular but frequent. GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the Ist and 16th of each month. LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month, OrosTo—Every 3 weeks. NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks. SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks. TUESDAY, 23d April.=tioon, Wind variable—Fair. Martin, Martin, hence at Bahia previous to 21st Feb. Pacific, Taylor, hence at Bahia. Irt, Hoodless, hence at do. Veital, Taykir, hence at Savannah. Balfour, Bee, from Sierra Leone, at Whitehaven. Artemis, Sparks, hence for Montreal, was spoken 12th inst. in lat. 46 34, long. 26 30. Chandos, Youhg, hence for Jamaica, was spoken 20th inst. off Bardsey. Plata, White, for Rio Janeirp, passed Holyhead this day at 3 p.m. SAILED :—Garland. Murray, for Charleston—David Cannon, Cain, for New Orleans—Kingston, White, for Montreal—Water Witch, Miles. for Alexandria (Egypt.) WEDNESDAY. 24th April.—Noon, Wind N.—Fair. ARRIVED :—The Hamilton, Kenney, from Mobile—Martha, Dum mons, from New Orleans—Edward Reid, Forrest, from New York— Jane, Burton, from Savannah—lndustry, Vincent, from St. Michael's —Tino, Ellis, from Cadiz and Whitehaven—Sophia. Bunker, from Bremen—Maria, Molly, from Dordt. Helicon, M'Gill, from Buenos Ayres, at Havana. Emma, Manning, from Laguna, at do. Emulous, —, hence at St. Vincent. Sterling, Neil, hence at Boston, 23d ult. Jupiter, Webb, hence at do. 23d. Lowell, Crocker, hence at do. 23d. Nimrod, Atkins, hence at Charleston, 20th ult Voluna, Grieve, hence at New Orleans. Marshal, M'Donald, Smart, hence at New Orleans. Ajax, Hiern, hence at New York, 25th ult. Industry, M'Neale, hence at New York, 25th. Roscoe, Rogers, hence at do. 26th. Sylvanus Jenkins, Allen, hence at do. 26th. Hibernia, Maxwell, hence at do. 26th. Montgomery, Sise, hence at do. 29th. North Star, Benedict, hence at Philadelphia the 22d nit. Grace, Brown, Higgins, henee at do. 25th ult. Alcyone, Muir. hence at Savannah, 18th ult. Sarah, Bush, from Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres. Alice, Hipbum, hence for New South Wales, at Rio de Janeiro. Ellen Clare, Roberts, hence at Genoa. Matilda, Mane, hence at Malta. Marv, Eustace, hence at Gibraltar. Statira, Curtis, from Mobile at Havre. Henry Fourth, Rockett, from New York, at do. Earl of Liverpool, Manning, from Sincapore, at Embden. Reform, Lamb, from St. Domingo at do. William and Mary, Parrott, hence for Newfoundland, at Cork. Morven, Mitchell, from the Cape of Good Hope, at the Cove of Cork. Fair Barbadian, Bensken, from Barbadoes, at the Clyde. Trinidad, Watson, from Trinidad, at do. Buckingham, Mann, from Trinidad, at do. Rosehill, Ninian, from Matanzas, at Cowes. Eight Sons, Parsons, from Rio de Janeiro, at do. The Southworth, Coombs, from Madras, off Dartmouth, sailed 11th Nov. and from the Cape of Good Hope, 18th Jan. Caleb Angus, Whittle, from Honduras, off Dartmouth. Trident, Douglas, from Laguna, at Deal. Moscow, Morris, from Matanzas, off Dover. Wallace, Shaxter, from Matanzas, off Salcambe. Minerva, Muller, from Charleston, off Scilly, Rockers, Soper, from Grenada, off the Wight. Spencer, Spencer, sailed from Buenos Ayres for the Cape of Good Hope, 3d Jan. Portia, Martin, from Smyrna to this port, was spoken 10th ult. off the west end of Sicily. John Barry, hence for New York, was spoken 3d inst. in lat. 25 0, long 34 0. William Lockerby, Rowe, hence for Batavia, was spoken 4th Feb. in lat. 22 30, long. 32 10. The Hampton, Partridge, from Jamaica in the Downs, saw a large ship on shore on Sand 'key, with her masts gone. On the 29th ult. took on board four of the crew of the Union of Newfoundland, only her quarter being above water. The wreck of a barque, mainmast and maintopmast new, and no paint on them ; a long spar lashed on deck, and the stern all open, was seen in lat. 43 0, long. 35 0. The Intrepid, Morrison, from Demerara at this port. On the 21st inst. in lat. 49, long. 15, spoke the barque Teviotdale, hence for Quebec : wind S.W. On the 23d, off NVaterford, exchanged numbers with the barque Harriet. On the.24th, off Bardsey, exchanged num bers with the ship Denison. PATRAS, APRIL I.—A severe gale from S.S.E. was experienced 21st ult. which did great damage to the small trading craft in this neigh. bourhood. It is feared its effects will be found fatal to shipping in the Archipelago. H.M.S. Rainbow was in considerable danger on the opposite coast. SAILED :—Napoleon, Smith, for New York—Bootle, Bothwell, for Naples, &c. THURSDAY, 25th April.—Noon, Wind N.—Fair. ARRIVED :—Maria, Mally, from Copenhagen—Ceres, Vink, from Ostend, Also Arrired:—Native, Barrett, from Sligo—Eagle, Frazer, from Westport—Relief, Winfield, from Cork—Mary Ann, M'Tear, from Belfast—Three Gebrocders, Jansen, from Isleman—Dinorwick, Anderson, from Kirkcudbright—Brazil, Cowler, from Dromore— Jane, Hoskins. from Swansea—Celia Ann, Aplin, from Londonderry —Stag, Kincaird, from Glasgow—Melampus, Monteith, from Leith. Nautilus, Redhead, hence at Bahia, 26th Feb. Biker, Bruce, hence at do. Samuel Wright, Allen, hence at Boston. Perseverance, Magub, hence at Enibden. Mary, M'Nair, hence at liamburgh. Union, Christie, hence at do. Walls End, —, from Philadelphia, off Tuskar. Medora, Griffiths, hence at Baltimore. Forth, Williamson, hence at Carthagena. The Brunswick, -. from Mobile, at New Orleans, 11th ult. after having thrown-1,000 bushels of salt overboard to get through the N. W. Pass. The Ann, bound to this port, struck on the bar at Ballina 19th inst. and remained until the following tide, when she was got of with out any apparent damage. GIBRALTAR, ArDIL 13.—The Africane, Thomson, from this port to Smyrna, grounded on a bank near Cape Trafalgar Nth inst. and remained about three hours, when she was assisted off by a Spanish coaster, which,carried away, the stream anchor and cable. The Afri cane proceeded the next day. SAILED :—Mordecai, Marsh, for New Orleans—Higginson, Gillespy, for Barbadoes—Calcutta, Grundy, for Bombay—Naparina, Anderson. for Trinidad—Clarence, Glover, for Montreal--Oswell, Gorr, for Savannah—Antelope, Dalrymple, for Rio Janeiro—Birkby, Johnson, Montreal—Lala Bookh, Green, for Charleston—Lady East, Strachin, for New South Wales—Robert, Blake, for Quebec—Scipio, Cowman, for. Newfoundland—Charles Henry, Wilcutt, for Savannah—Robert Burns, Messenger, for Cape Breton—Angelina, Strinze,. for Ostend,— Albion, Brown, for. Bahia. From the New Fork Gazelle. NEw Yonx., March 26.—Arrived: The Ajax, Heim, from Liver pool; with dry goods,,tte., sailed 21st February, in contpany with ships United States, for Philadelphia, and Robert I'ulsford, for New Orleans; the Ilibernia,sailed for New:York; 17th Feb.,and the Geo. Clinton, from Liverpool for New York, put back with oss of rudder.; got ashore on the red noses, but had been got off, and was going up with two steam boats when the Ajax carpe out. Captain H. saw an American ship, with a full figure head, and loss of main and mizen masts, ashore on West Iloyle as he came past it; could not ascertain her name ; spoke nothing. Also arrived :—The Silvanus Jenkins. Coffin, from Liverpool, with merchandise, sailed 6th Feb. On the 24th Feb., in lat. 45, loner: 21 35, she was struck by lightning : three men, John Knowles, W. Roberts, and P. Madison, were killed. In lat. 31 40, long 44, fell in with brig Geor ,, e and Henry, from Antigua, for Dublin, and took off her Cap tain Hammond, and crew of ship Peru, of Biddeford, foundered on the 6th instant, in lat. 36, long. 53, while on her way. from Savannah to Liverpool. Feb. 23d, in lat. 40, long. 70, spoke brig Silsby, from New Loudon for Lisbon ; same day, ship York, hence for London. EmportO. EAST INDIES. Margaret, Grant, fm Mauritius, with 7187 bp sugar, 43 ps ebony, about 1 t horns, Order-50 bgs sugar, Master—G Dk. WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA, Liverpool, Neverson, fm Madeira and St. Vincent, at St. Vincent, with 164 hds 25 tcs sugar, J Cropper-32 hds do, L Slater-15 do, J Gordon-18 do, J Bolton-6o do, 54 pns molasses, T Tarleton-128 do, J Cropper-102 do, 9 brls cocoa, 75 bxs arrowroot, J Winder-2 do, Order-60 his cotn, B Bickley—at Madeira-3 pps 10 hds 4qr cks wine, Dixon and Waln-3 do 4 do 4 do, A M`Gregor-12 do 32 do 34 do, Order-3 do 4 do, J Knowles-5 do 1 do, S Bouit-5 do 10 do, J Gor don-2 do 2 do, Jones and Owen-1 do, It Abram—G Dk. Quebec Packet, Tate, fm Barbadoes, with 231 hds 16 tcs sugar, 16 pkgs arrowroot, 1 pkg yams, 1 pkg tamarinds, T Lee and co—Q - Dk. Zetland, Cheyne, fm Savanilla, with abt 150 t fustic, T Orford, jun. —6l do, 4 bgs coffee, Master—K Dk. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. J Gladstone& co, DIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 565 Duke of Lancaster, Gray., Calcutta WEST INDIES, &C. 304 Annie, B, 408 Henry Clay, P, UNITED STATES. T W Smith & co, 397 Lagrange, P, New York Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 378 Mary & Harriet, P, New York Ruskell, Ogden, & co, 525 New York, P, New York Robinson Brothers, 247 Ontario, B, Boston Haiarty & Jerdein, 275 Mexico, K, Boston Baring Brothers, 330 Caravan, G, Boston W & J Brown & co, Arab, P, Philadelphia R M.Neill, 3.58 William, B, - New. Orleans Roskell, Ogden, & co, 398 Republic, B, New Orleans W Smith Sa.Son, 367 Alciope, B, Baltimore T & H Murray, Hegarty. Sr, Jerdein, BRITISH AMERICA. J Jones, sen. 312 Aurora, Q, J Glynn & Son, 101 Union, G, Kam and King, 258 Fisherman, P, Willis & Swainson, 451 Adelaide, B, S Brown, Son, Si; co, 366 Atlantic, B, SOUTH AMERICA. Higgin St Lane, 261 Hereford, (3, Cotesworth & Smith, 167 Flirt, G, J Wright, jun., 121 Eleanor, K, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Coteaworth & Smith, 88 Ruby, S, T T Tobin, Barbadoes Madeira St. John, N.B. Newfoundland Bay Chaleur ohn, N.B. Gaspee Bahia Rio Janeiro Nassau & Matanzas J 13Sbbv Rc co, C L Bahr, Lisbon AFRICA. 113 Thos', - Halliburton, P, Africa 388 Huskisson, P, Africa MEDITERRANEAN. 178 Margt Ilighfield, G, Genoa & Leghorn Naiad, Venice EUROPE. C L Bahr, 176 Rochester Castle, G, St. Petersburg C Bahr, 171 Richard, B, Rotterdam & Amstd. R Zwilchenbart & co, 113 Pretty Lass, P llavre and Rouen Campbell & Crawford, 87 Visct. Palmerston, K, Elsineur C L Bahr, 150 Maria, Q, Copenhagen Alarktto. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Arnu. 25. Considerable business has been doing in Plantation Sugar since Tuesday, at rather improved rates. Coffee is in• good demand, and prices for middling and fine continue advancing. Pimento has •been taken in small parcels for export at former prices. Rum, the sales are confined to the finer qualities, for which full prices are paying. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—Aram 24. s. d. s. d. Hay 0 7 to 0 %per . 20 lb. Straw, Wheat 0 31 0 4 Oat 0 21 0 3 Barley 0 0 Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 Potatoes Cattle Potatoes 1 3 Turnips Carrots Mangleworzle 0 0 Manure 7 6 0 0 8 6 AN ACCOUNT OF CATTL E IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL PROM IRELAND. FROM THE 17th TO THE 23d INST. INCLUSIVE. Cows. Sheep. Piers. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs 992 217 3138 9 8 163 UNITED STATES. Helen, Butman, fin Savannah, with 905 bls cotton, Order-127 do, Wainwright, Shiels, and co-250 do, Isaac, Low, and ca-44 do, W C Molyneux—a (pity stone ballast, Master—G Dk. Hamilton, Kenney, fin Mobile, with 1154 bla cotn, H Patry and co —K Dk. Martha, Dummons, fm New Orleans, with 629 bls cotn, Order-21 do, Wainwright and Shiels-65 do, Sands, Hodgson, and co-36 do, J Leigh and co-7 serons cochineal, Gardner, Harte, and co—Cg Dk. MEDITERRANEAN. Camilla, Hain, fm Cephalonia, with 115 bts 31 crtls currants, Order —G Dk. SPAIN. Lancashire Witch, Choddick, fm Faro, with 30 t cork, J Van Zeller and co-15 bdls baskets, M'Andrew and co—G Dk. Tino, Ellis, fm Cadiz, with 30 hds 45 qr cks wine, Gibbs, Bright, and co-9 hds do, J Swire-8 qr cks do, T Brancker, jun-14 hds 18 qr cks do, Order-4 bts 16 hds 28 qr cks do, Baring Brs and co-5 bts 30 hds do, R Preston and co-2 hds Iqr ck, J Smith-3 hds do, P Hope —2 bts 2 lids, A Coates-6 hds, J Sandiford-3 hds, K Pringle-15 hds, D Capdeville-1 bt do, J Houghton-1 cse J3l Escott-62 bgs cocoa shells, W H Wood—K Dk. PORTUGAL. Industry, Vincent, I'm St. Michael's, with 95 chsts 144 bxs oranges, Todd Naylor, and co-105 chats 130 bas do, J Adam-20 bxs do, J Glynn and Son—S Dk. RUSSIA. koningen Von Sehweden, Grap, fm Wolgast, with abt 1150 qrs wheat, Backhouse, Robinson, and co—Q Dk. Pomerania, Berner, fm Wolgast, with abt 800 qrs wheat, Back house, Robinson, and co—Q Dk. PRUSSIA. Emelie, Blickert, fin Stettin, with 40 c staves, loose abt 120 qrs, and 518 bgs pease, 46 bls and a quantity loose hemp, 184 bgs 18 brls linseed —Stewart, Bold, and co—Q Dk. GERMANY. Sophie, Bunkon, fin Bremen, with abt 80 t oak bark, 119 hams, Coll mann, Lambert, and co—Q Dk. Rebecca, Koper, fin Bremen, with about 95 t oak bark, Roberts, Carne, and co—Q Dk. SWEDEN. Apparencen, Nordstrom, fm Gothenburg, with 4802 bars iron, Bailey Brs-1799 do, B Airth—For exportation, 1000 treenails—Q Dk. EAST IP TELEGRAPH OFFICE, arn APRIL. Wind at Holyhead, N.N.E. light breeze in the morning, at N.W. at noon ; W.S.W. light breeze in the evening. Passed, inward bound, this day, No. 1066, Tiphys, B. 8., at 6 30 p.m. Passed, outward bound, thik day, No. 280, 'Napoleon, A. S. LIVERPOOL, PROVISION MARKET.—Arno. 25, We have experienced a fair demand for every article in the trade, and Monday's prices are firmly supported. There has been a good deal doing in old Butters of prime quality, in consequence of a great proportion of the new being inferior. 84 d. s: d. BUTTSR.—Belfast 7O 0 to 76 0 per cwt. Banbridge Derry 70 0 —72 0 Colerain Newry 54 0 —56 0 Limerick 6B 0 70 0 Sligo 6O 0 62 0 Dundalk 62 0 70 0 Cork 66 0 70 0 Waterford (new) 9O 0— 96 0 Carlow Pickled 2nds, (Cork) 7O 0 0 Dry 3rds, (Cork) 56 0 —— 0 BnEP.—Prime Mess 4 PORK.— Do. BACON 33 0 38 0 per cwt. DRY HAMS 44 0 48 0 WWI' DO 4O 0 0 Lamp.—Firkin Bladdered 4B 0 52 0 TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, APRIL 25th, 1833. Days. Blrn. Eva, lit. t ; Festivals, 4C. DISCHARGED'. ADMITTED. In-patients cured , . . . 28 In-patients --- -- ----- ', ,H. M. 11. M. r: I. Relieved and at own request . 3 Out-patients .. • , 0 Friday, .26 3 6 335 14 6 .Length of day 14h 38 m Made O ut - p atients ~ , . 1 Casual (hiring rI. P. ... 10 Saturilays ...27 47.444 13 2 Length of night 9h 1 8m Irregular 2 the last week 1. 0 P I SUNDAY ...28 5.24 6 9 12 10 3rd Sunday after Easter Dead Monday .....29 ' 6'53 736 13 4 Length of day 14h 50m Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Passlaw,. Tuesday ....30, , 8,12 8-41 14 8 -Length of night 9h 6in' Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Bickersteth. Wednesday,. I , 911 9 3 8 1 6 7 'St. Philip and St. James Thursday.... a 10 2 10.24., 18 3 . house Visitors, Mr. Laure nce , an d Mt. Matthews. Chaplain, tho Rev. It. Daviea.—Housc Surgeon, Mr, T. Simon. ARGOLS, per art White lied I 18 ASHES, per cwt. 1 7 POT, U. States' Canada, 1 4 PEARL, U. States'.. Canada, 1 6 BARILLA, per on Alicant OO 0 Sicily BEES' WAX, de cwt. American BERRIES, 41 , clot Turkey, Yellow Persian. BRIMSTONE, ' tan. Sicily, &c.. . Tuscan CLOVER SEED, 4p' cwt .... 510 0- 6 0 0 1 10 0-$ 0 0 4 5 0 - 6 10 0 . 14 0 0 -14 10 0 . 14 10 0--15 0 0 American - - 2 Dutch red.. .. 2 French & German white 3 COCIIINEAL, lb, in bond Silver 0 Black COCOA, 4' cut. in bond. 8razi1........ Trinidad 2 Caraccas 0 COFFEE, 4' act. in bond. Jamaici, ordinary 2 Good and fine ord... Mid, and good mid 4 Fine mtd. and fine 5 Dutch, &c Ordinary 3 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid..., 4 Fine mid. and fine 4 Havana St. Domingo 2 Brazil and Laguira. 2 COTTON, 4V lb. .... Sea Island Georgia 0 Stained d 0... Upland, do . Alabama 0 Mobile 0 New Orleans 0 Pernambuco°. 0 Aricati & Ceara 0 Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham 0 Sawginned ditto 0 Mina 0 Para Demerara &• Berbice 0 Barbadoes 0 Common West India 0 Bahama 0 Carthagena 0 Bourbon.... Egyptian Surat. Bengal 0 DYEWOODS, clfr ton. LoowooD, Jamaica. 6 St. Dom. & Honduras 6 Campeachy. 7 FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 Cuba. .. .. . Spanish.. CAM WOOD l9 Banwoon, Angola 9 aboon 7 NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid lB Large Rough l3 Small FLAX gr lon. Petorsburgh, 12-head Dutch 44 Riga; P. T. 11 FLAXSEED, 41 , hid. American sowing 3 GINGER, cir etc/. in bend. Jamaica, white. 3 black. 0 Bast India 1 IIIIMP, 4F ton. Riga Rhine. 3O Petersburgh, clean 27 HIDES, 4f lb. . .. .... West India, dr3- 0 Buenos Ayres, dry— Salted— 0 Brazil, dry salted. 0 North America, salted 0 East India 0 Horse, V hide 0 IVORY, 411 cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd 4th and sth . 22 Scrivelloes INDIGO, Ift lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 Blue andFineViolet 0' Ordin. & Mid . 0 Violet &' Copper.... 0 Copper 0 Ordinary.... C araccas, Floras duty pd 0 Sohres 0 Cortes 0 Guatimala 0 MADDER 4p' cwt. Crops Ombros Gamenes. Mulls. 0 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey French 2 MUNJEET, 4r eta. East India, in bond 1 MOLASSES, 4V' cwt. West India, B. P 1 OILS, gfr 252 gals. Cod Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks. ) 0 Linseed, 44) , gallon, o. is 0 Rape, pale 0 Olive, 44* 252 gals.. Gallipoli '5B Sicily, &c 56 Palm, PEPPER, r PEPPER to l b. Black, in bond 0 White 0 PIMENTO, tr lb in bond.. 0 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York Philadelphia. 0 111CK,.41 , cwt. in bond: Carolina East India. 0 13 0 0 17 0 SALTPETRE, 4J opt 1 5 6 1 17 0 SIIUMAC, tr cwt.... . SPIRITS, r imp. gal. . bond. BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 GENEVA 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Rum, Jam, low. 0. P 10 to 14 — 15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3 18 to 20 0 2 4 0 2 9 Stronger. 1 0 2 10 0 3 8 Choice Leeward, common.. .. 0 1 8— 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, W cwt: MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 6 6 2 8 6 Middling 2 8 6 2 11 6 Good do. to bright 2 12 6 2 15 0 Fine to very fine 2 16 0— 3 0 0 Havana, in . bond. Brown 1 1 0— 1 3 0 Yellow 1 4 0— 1 5 0 White 1 6 0— 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 0 0 Yellow 1 0 0— 1 2 0 White East India, in bond. Brown. 0 o 0-0 0 0 Yellow White 2 15 0— 3 2 0 TALLOW, 4fr cart. retersburgh, Y. C 2 4 6 2 5 0 Soap 2 2 0— 0 0 0 TAR, Amer. r br1.... Stockholm 0 13 0— 0 14 fi Archangel 0 13 6 0 14 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Quebec Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. corn. Ditto, Red .... , .... 0 1 6 0 1 10 Yellow 0 1 41— 0 1 6 Danzig Memel • 0 1 11 . 0 2 3 Riga, red TOBACCO, lb. bond. York and James' River. _ _ Low and Inferior 0 0 2k— 0 0 2& Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31— 0 0 4 Fair to Fine 0 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed. Kentucky and II appa- 0 0 3 0 0 hannoe . k. Stemmed Maryland. Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE, Amer. eta. 0 9 6 0 12 0 VALONIA. per ton. Vriro" Currcnt. LIVERPOOL, Spril 22nd, 1833. £ t d £s d 0 Q 2 0 - 2 0 - 1 0 - 0 0 - 1 6 - 1 9 - 1 0 - 0 0 -00 0 - 0 DUTIES. } 6d r cwt. Amer. to. 4, etei. Brit. Plant. free. 2: SP cwt. 10s.-4' ton, XI IF cwt. 6d4? lb Fon6d. lb B, P. 2d. .6d. w lb Is. 3d. -dg E .4, From B. P. 38. .Wher parts 4s. 6d. Lou. .ss. ttir kn. Id. 41? eta r—is. 1' quarter. 11:. 6d. per cwt. ld. per cwt. B. P. dry 28. 4d. :vet 18. 2d. , For. dry 4s. Bd. wet 2s. 4d. • cwt, ir act. duty paid. M. V lb 4d. V lb 6.3 , . 4' cwt. uls. S Ar cwt. I-Is. od. V cwt. -9s. V cwt. la. V ton. As: 4' 252 gall -2s. 6d. 4, cwt. 1 Is. per lb. sd. 4J! lb. I-Bd. 4p cwt. -15 s. 4f , cwt. —ls. 4# , cwt. —6d. 4 cwt. —ls. 4 cwt. 225. 6d. gall. 9:. cip' Imp. Gallon. 24,. 4r , clot .6ss. V cut, 325. 4 cu./. 3s. 2,(1, kr cwt. .15a. 4ps 12 barreh. Foreign 555. Li. P. 105. tur lose'. .3s. V It. Las. 9d.r 4f'- 4s. 4d. V' cwt. X 1 Os. W los 40 Gv