The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10 00:00:00

For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, The rejular tradiug Brig /FIELD, Jour NEWLANDS, Master; Apply to JOHN HALL and Co. 3, Tithebarn- s treet. On THURSDAY next; the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ABRAM GARTSIDk'S Office, North hn-street, 94 Bales Limed Smyrna OL. Apply to Messrs. T. W. SMITH and Co I lerchants, or to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker; Bretherton's-buildings, North John-street. VATAI. DUEL—A hosti,e meeting took place on Saturday morning, at Sallowiields, near Po, tobeilow, between John Peter Weldon, Esq, and Bony Power White, Esq.. the fortner gentleman of Moleswoith-street, and the latter of Golden villa, county Tipperary. At the first fire, Mr. Weldon's hall entered the forehead of Mr. White, a little above his hatband, at the right side, traversed the brain, and lodged in the back part of the head. Ile fell and died immediately, upon which all those who were engaged left the ground. Mr. Weicien was accompanied by Bodkin, of Galway, Esq., and the deceased by the Zion. Butler. We understand the cause of the dis pute to be as follows :—Some time before, a gentleman named Walker had a quarrel with Mr. Weldon, and Mr. White took an active part as the friend of Mr. Walker, but not as his acting friend on the occasion. The affair was, however, settled ami cably. On Wednesday night Mr. White came into the New Shades, in Grafton-street, where Mr. Weldon was. They both sat at different tables ' and a row having occurred in another part of the room, Mr. White addressed some words to Mr. Weldon—we understand the words were, "th a t' s queer wor k , Weldon." Mr. Weldon said, " Sir, I don't know von," upon which Mr. White answered, "you will know me when leon descend to speak to you again, 1 think you beneath m y notice," or some words to that effect. This, it is said, led to th e meet i ng which terminated so unfortunately.--Dublin Freeman's Journal. THE MURDER OF Miss ELIkIES.—Up to Tuesday evenin g , the efforts to discover the murderers of Miss Elmes had proved unavailing. The body has been placed in a shell, where it will re main until her friends give directions for her funeral. She it related to several highly respectable persons, resident in Sur rey and the West of England. In a corner of the deceased's room is a large recess, about three feet deep, in which it is sup posed the murderers concealed themselves until the deceased itarne up stairs to bed. The Secretary of State has intimated that a reward of £lOO will be offered by goverment for the ap prehension and conviction of the offenders. The parish of Chelsea also intend to offer a reward of £5O, and the Rev. Mr. Lockwood, the rector, has signified his intention to contribute . £5O for the same purpose. A large party of the police,. we understand. are in lursuit of a than :.:gamst w hum .heir is a strong suspicion By order of the Mortgagee. On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South Joh 'Street, Liverpool, MESSUAGE or DWELLIN -HOUSE, situate on the I f A east side Thurlow-street, i iverpool ; containing in front to Thurlow-street and at th ack severally 5 yards, and extending in depth backwards on the north side '2O feet 6 inches, and on the south side feet, be the several dimensions thereof a little more or less. The House is at present unoccu pied, but the late tenant paid £l5 per annum. Also, a Plot of LAND,_ with DWELLING-HOUSE and other Buildings, on part thereof erected, situate on the east side of Thurlow-street aforesaid ; containing in front to Thurlow-street 16 yards, and at the back. 17 yards 1 foot, and extending in depth backwards on the north side 11 y 2 yards, and on the south. side '2O yards 1 foot, be the several dimensions thereof a little more or less. The House lets for £l3 13s. par annum. The land is used as a Coal yard, and is occupied by Peter O'Connel, at the yearly rent of £l5. The above Premises are held under ' the Corporation of Liverpool for 3 lives, (all in being) and 21 years thereafter, subject to the usual ground-dent. For further particulars, - apply to Mr: HencsoN, .SpliCitor, Clarendon Buildings, South Johu-street. . ' By order of the MO7tgayee. On FRIDAY, the 17th day of May instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Great George Tavern, in Upper Pitt-street, in one or more lote, and subject to such cynditious as shall be agreed on at the time of sale, ALL those three newly-erected a well-built ME S SUAGESS or DWELLING-HO SES, situate on the east side of Chester-street, within Toxte t-park, near Liverpool, (being Nos. 11, 12, and 13,) contai ng in front to Chester street, and in breadth at the back t roof 16 yards and a half, and extending in depth backwards 18 yarus and a half, or thereabouts. The whole are Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply to, Mr. TuomPsoN, Solicitor, No. '2, High-street, Exchange. Eaot Now loading west side Georye's Dock, and intended to sail in all ibis month. For CALCUTTA, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, JAMES HARGREAVES, Commander, (Late first Officer of thiyghip;) Burthen per register 565 tons. This vesstlebas most capacious and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided. —Tor freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. To be despatched immediately, For CALCU;y., - " The oao new Ship B A ELY, . _ THos. JACKSON, umander. For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Positively intended to sail on Tuesday next, with liberty to call at Madeira. i t t ili i. For BOMBAY It sh, , The Ship IIUDDE lELD, EDWARD NOAKS, Taster; A l, burthen 316 tons.—For freight or passage apply to the Master oa board, in the Prince's Dock, or to CHAS. lIORSFALL, SON, and Co. Will be immediately despatched. For BOMBAY, / The BOUNTY 1-WLL, J. HARDING, Commander; Now loading in the Prince's Dock.—Apply to TAYLOR, Pox vuti, and Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Broker. Mot Ettbito. For TRINIDAD ( The Brig EFF, T. MAHONY, M uter; To sail in a few days.—For apply to THOMAS and HENR Y MURRAY. To sail on the 16th instant. For DEMERARk, The JOHNSTONE, A. 111.‘PitEnstiN, Coimander; Now lying in the Prince's Dock.—Wor freight or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. ate: To sail OIL the 25th itistant. For DEMERA4A, 0 4 .4 . t i 2P The fine Sh ipllO IN SON, JOHN Nv H IT EPlaster. For freight or passage apply on board the vessel, Prince's Dcck, or to N. WATERHOUSE and SONS. To sail in a few days. For BARBADOEA The Brig BRIL,LANT, E. 'MoanAurr, pilaster; Lyiog in the King's Dock.—For freight or passage apply to THOMAS LEE and Co. ~~ ~ A ~; - rz': Unittb g:tateo. For PHILADELPHIA, ~.. .. 4 ... The well-known superior first class Ara rican Ship - i SiSTr- ELIZABETH, i J O SEPH CALLENDER, i‘ ter; Burthen 400 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, and in all respects a choice conveyance for Goods; intended to be de spatched immediately - .—For freight or passage apply to Capt. Callender ou board, Prince's Dock, or to ELLISON FRODSHAM. To sail on the 25th inxtant. For NEW YORK, „ tet ' The very ; superior first-class American Ship EirdP - , N. PATNAM, Ma er; Borthen.3lo tons, being on her first v ge, and a fast sailer, presents an excellent conveyance for ods.—For freight or passage apply to Captain Patnam on bo rd, Prince's Dock, or t,) ELLISON FRODS HAM. Postponed from MONDAY, the 13th, to Mi‘o, Ay, the 2Uth inst.. at EWART, MYERS, atiu .'s • • 876 Gourds fine Barbados LOS'S.` Samples to be seen at the Office of Messrs. EWART, TAYLOR, and Co., Crown-court, Philpot-lane, London.--For further particulars apply to EWART, MYERS, and Co. or to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. OritiOb camtrica. For QUEBEC, The Barque LOUD STANLEY, . ; j?- J. R. HALL, rel . ; "- .-- -- Al, hurthen per register 336 t is, coppered and cop per-fastened, and will have immediate de utch.—For freight ur passage, apply on board, King's Dock, or to • J. NELSON WOOD & CO. On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at B UCHANAN ji /r and BROWNE'S Office, Oidhall-s eet, 3148 Dozen SHEEP SKIN , 740 Ditto DEER DIT" 0, 37 Ditto VICUNA TO, 179 Ditto PISTACH DITTO, 61 FOX SKINS, 32 STAG DITTO. 100 HARE DITTO, 3 Bales MERINO WOOL, Ex Floraville, Helvellyn, and Plata, from Buenos Ayres.— Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers, Meal Xabigation. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, ,4 6 t\ T he new Steam Boat i. soc i fi a ST. PAT/ m I CK, ALEXANDER KEA Comander; Propelled with Two Engines of Ei ty-horse power each, ,made byllessrs. George Forrester and Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. TontN, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Office Clarence Dock. May 6, 1833. JOHN TOBIN. ~For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. CITY OF DUBLIN ?el STEA I I4 -PACKET COMPANY, ;,•;.4*;'.. , INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Lila .toove Company sail tll:ir 'Vessel (with or without Pitotio taking Goods and Passengers t the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, on Wednesday next, at Eight o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN McCAMMON. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. By Mr, LUCAS,. TO-SIORROW (Saturday) the Ilth instant, at One o'clock pre cisely, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street, A Pair of small BROWN PONIE 'small Pony Carriage, with turnup seat behind, and arness, in one lot; a Brown Pony, Gig, and Harness, i one lot; a Grey Horse, Gig, 'and Ilarness, in one lot; t four following Horses, the hi Property of a Gentleman having o further use for them, lot I, a very powerful Chesnut Gelding, seven years old, 16 hands 1 inch high, by Cannon Ball, out of a capital Mare, he is a superior hunter, and master of eighteen stone, and has been a few times in harness; 2nd, a dark. Chesnut Mare, seven years old, a famous hack, very fast, and steady to carry a Lady ; 3rd, a, very good Chesnut Gelding, six vears old,. engaged to draw in single and double harness, and a good - hack ; 4th, a Bay Mare, six years old, 15 hands high, a good hack and hunter. Also, sixteen Cobs and Cob Ponies, several of them very supe rior as hacks or for harness, and most of them now on view, the rest on the Morning of sale; a Bay Carria ge H orse, fi ve years old, 161 hands high ; several very useful Horses, suitab,e for four-wheeled Carriages. In the whole, upwards of eighty Horses and Ponies will be offered, a description of which it ' would be impossible to give within the limits of an advertise ment. Most of them R. LUCAS has received positive instruc tions to dispose of to the highest bidders. Ars°, a number of Gigs, Phaetons, &c. Saddlery, Harness, &c. without reserve. May be seen prior to the sale. N.B.—Horses trained to Single and Double llarness. , .e. - - „ , -:..-...:-... THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD *alco by Ruction. Tins DAY (Friday) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at BATEsoN and HottsvALL's Offiee,• Lower Castle-street, 1(X) Bags and Barrels Trinidad COCOA, 20 Gourds Barbadock / ALOES, 18 Barrels Ditto GINGER, Now landing. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 10th instant, Twelve o'clock, at BATESON and ilonseA Lt.'s Office ower Castle-street, 450 Bags PIME 120.) Bags Boinba PEPPER, Now landing.—Apply to Messrs. CHARLES HoitsYALL, Sox, and Co. Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co 's Office, Exchange, Co 61 Casks Jamaica CO . FEE, 2211 Bags Bombay ACK PEPPER, 44 Bags PIMEN . Apply to T. and H. LITTLEDAE and Co. Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at,BATEsoN and Hoes- FALL'S Office, Lower C tle-street, 1, 93 ELEPHANTS' TEE ' , weighing 62 Cwt. 1 9.‘ Ex Asia, from Bombay.—Apply Messrs. ALSTON, FINLAY, and Co. Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, t Twelve o'clock, at WILLIAM NEVETT's Office, umford-street, One Ton of ELEPHA S' TEETH, Ex Walls End, from Philadelphia.—Apply to Messrs. CARD WELL BROTHERS, Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On TuEsnArnext, the 14th instant, in EDWARD CHALONEOS Bonded Yard, Grenville-street, The Cargo of MAHOGANY, Now landing ex Ship Prudence, from t. Domifigo, consisting of 613 Pieces, of which k5O are Curls. The Wood has been cut into lengths and diameter to suit the purposes of consumers in this part of the Kingdom. No for mer import here has comprised such abundance of exact Table sizes, and as the quantity shipped, including the Curls, is IT wards of 100,000 feet, buyers may come forward with confi dence, particularly as the Proprietor intends to dispose of the whole by unreserved public sale. Catalogues and further particulars may be had, on application to Mr. IHONIAS BARBER, Merchant, or to EDWARD CHALONER, Broker. On WEDNESDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at EwART, MYERS, and Co's Office, 800 Bags Demerara C9FFEE. For further particutars apply to 110gsrs. SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. Merchants, or to EWART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. Samples to be seen at EWART, TAYLOR, and Co.'s Office, Crown-court, Philpot-lane, Loudon. *alto by auction. THIS DAY (Friday) the 10th- instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, in Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale and in such Lots as will be - then named, Lot 1. A LL that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of IS Green-lane, in West Derby, near to the high road to Prescot, containing in front 36 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, with the Three DWELLING HOUSES thereon, in the several occupations of William Mor ley, William Booth, and John Drone. And all that other Piece of LAND on the east side of Green-lane aforesaid, con taining in front 24 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, with the Two DWELLING-HOUSES, in the several occupations of William Davies and Robert Walker. And all that Field or Piece of LAND, situate at the back of the before-mentioned Premises, one corner whereof extends to the front of Green-lane aforesaid, containing in the whole 1800 square yards and upwards. And all that Pie •e of GROUND, situate on the east side of Green-lane afo • said, containing in front thereto 24 feet, and iu depth on north and south sides 90 feet, (including a passage of 3 feet ide leading into Green lane aforesaid,) with the Two DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, in the occupation of Lawson Blythe and William Greaves: The above Property is Copyhold of Inheritance, is rery suit ab.e for Building purposes, and produces a present rental of £7O per annutim. 2. All that PieCe of LAND situate on the east side of Albion street, leading out of Gloucester-street, in Liverpool, containing in front 54 tea, and in depth on the north and south sides severally, to a Comm in passage of 4 feet wide, 42 feet 6 inches, and in breadth at the back 54 feet: together with the Eight DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, four of which front Albion street, and four are in Albion-court at the back. The Premises comprised in this Lot are held under the Cor poration of Liverpool, for one life and 21 years; are well tenanted, and produce a rental of £l2O per annum. 3. The LIFE INTEREST of a Lady, aged 56 years in Feb. last, in the Rents, amounting to £lBB per annum, arising from the undermentioned Property, viz. All that Piece of LAN D, with the Messuage thereon, on the east side of Pall-mall, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front 12 feet, or thereabouts, and in rear 54 feet, or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mrs. Taylor. Also, all those Two Mes suages, at the kmek. in Hadwen's-buildings, Tithebarn-street, in the occupation of John Clare and Francis Beach. Also, all those Twelve Messuages on the south side of Milton-street, in Liverpool, three whereof are to the front of Milton-street, and the remaining nine in Henshaw-court, Rigby -court, and Pea ton-place, leading out of Milton-street, respectively. Also, those Two Messuages on the west side of, and at the lower end of Old Milk-street, containing in front nine yards, one of which Messuages is in the occupation of Mr. George Williams, and the other of Mrs. Ellen Webster, subject as to eight of the above Messuages in Milton-street, to the Interest on a Mort gage of £4BO. Also, the Absolute Interest in a Policy of In surance for £lOOO, payable at the death of the said Lady, aged 56 years, subject to the annual payment of £43 18s. 6d. to the Im_perial Insurance O ffi ce. I. further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BIRKETT, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street. On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at EDWARD HUMBLE'S Office, Exchange-street East, 35 Bates SAFFLO WER, 33 Chests fine Orange SHE LAC, 21 Bags DEER HORN Just landed ex Duke of Lancaster an lary Ann Webb, from Calcutta. , ---Apply to Messrs. Go LBORNE and boaus, Merchants, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 17th instant, at Tw•lve o'clock, at B`„CHANAN and Baow Nes Office, 01. 'all-street, 500 Bags and Barrels Trinidad P OCOA, Ex Effort, from Trini : Samples may be seen in London at the Office of Messrs. WEB sTER, SuuroN, and Co. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. • THIS DAY (Friday) the 10th instant, at Six o'clockin the Even ing, at the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, in Liverpool, in one or more Lots, as will be then agreed upon, ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the south side and at the lower end of Chisenhale-street, ,in Liverpool, contain ing in front thereto 68 feet, or thereabo s, and in depth on the east and west sides severally 58 feet inches, or thereabouts; together with the Eighteen DWE ING-HOUSES thereon erected, four whereof are to the fr tof Chisenhale-street, and 'the remainder in two Courts, called Matthews-court No. 1, and Matthews-court No. 2, leading out of Chisenhale-street re spectively. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, produce,an annual rental of £173, and from their proximity to the New Docks at the north end of the town, form an eligible investment. For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BIRKETT, Soli citor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street. TO THE EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOL 87'.1.NDARD. SIR,—I see a paragraph going the round of the papers; puff ing the Mechanic's Institute, and soliciting the Corporation to make a grant of land for,buildin.gs to be erected for its purposes. Before that grant is made, I should like to ask a simple ques tion, whether one of the gentlemen who is now advertised to give lectUres at that Institute, is not the same who has been 'going about the town, giving private lectures, to prove that the Old Testament is not the word of God, and that it has no connection with the New? If so, the religious principles of the young operatives will not be much mended by his lucubrations, I should also wish to ask, what benefit the mechanics are to derive from lectures upon the " affinities of language" and "the history of the middle ages ? " If the Corporation grant the land, I hope they will reserve a control over the subjects of the lectures and the persons who are to deliver them.—Yours, &c, ARGUS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. §rrt,—l have read in your excellent paper both the letters from' A White JaMaican, relative to Mr. Whiteley's publication, entitled Three Months in Jamaica, All Mr. Whiteley's state ments are 'certainly ex-parts, and, until the evidence of their truth (called for by your correspondent) be fuinished, must be considered to be, as he pronounces them, libelous. It is in my opinion the worst trait in human nature to conceive evil of our fellow-creatures from party prejudices, and meanly to retire to a quarter of the world remote from them, to vilify their characters, and to hold them up to public odium and declama tion, and thus cause them to be condemned, unseen, unheard, and unknown . ;—but that which most evinces Mr. Whiteley's want of integrity, and his dereliction of everything like gratitude for hospitality and protection from the punishment which his ill-judged and mischievous interposition between master and his slave merited, is the publication of his doubts of the sincerity o admitted friend, Mr. M'Lean, in Jamaica, notwithstanding that gentleman " vehemently swore to him he would sooner lose his own life than deliver Mr. W. to his enemies;" and afterwards, in the presence of his admonishers, spoke with "considerable ve hemence, and said, that before he would see Mr. W. abused, h e would rather have a ball through his own breast." Your correspondent very candidly courts inquiry into the truth of Mr. Whiteley's statement. Justice demands it for the white Jamaicans; as well as that the parties accused may, if they should be convicted of the crueltieskand infringements alleged of them, be adequately, unished. Mr. Whiteley must in honour and honesty feel impelled to comply with such call upon his veracity; especially as he is as sured of being franked to and from Jamaica, and paid for ail his expenses and time. lam certain an ample fund would be collected for that purpose. lam ready at any time, along with ninny others, to subscribe £2O, or more, as may be requisite to accomplish the object; and I have not the least doubt of the white Jamaicans giving bins every protection in such a mission; yea more, I believe they would guarantee his safe embarkation again from the island. Perhaps he is able, without going to Jamaica, to give the names, places, dates, &c. &c., and may have no objection to depose to a Written statement thereof, to be sent to Jamaica for verification or falsification, as the facts may prove ; if so, he ought not to hesitate to do so in his own justifi cation, and as thereby he would afford an opportunity to the Jamaicans (which they have a right to demand) to refute his charges, and vindicate their conduct and character. E m ancipators ‘ in urging and demanding, at all hazard s , th e manumission of the negro, without pausing to consider and de termine whether he be prepared for such a transition or not, and whether such a race, if permitted to intermingle without restraint in commerce and social intercourse with the whites, would in tuitively be enabled to, appreciate and avail themselves thereof; and whether both classes would co-operate for reciprocal advan tage, without which both commercial and social compact would be alike destroyed, and the interests of the island would most rapidly retrograde, and the extent of the baneful effects of con comitant evils beyond our prescience. Such emancipators know not what they do a posteriori. Such conduct is somewhat ana -1 logous to, and quite as arbitraty as, that of Mehemet Ali, to the chiefs of all th e di s t r i c t s i n E g ypt, who th rea t ens t h a t he will tear them in pieces if they do not pay to his messenger all ar rears of taxes, regardless of their inability to collect the same from his tyrannised subjects. Still there is this difference in the case of the West Indians, that, whether they yield to the de mand for the emancipation of their slaves, or by refusing con . tinue to suffer from persecution an d ag it a ti on , th e y a nd th e i r , property appear to be marked out for destruction. I have neither a shilling of property, nor an inch of land, nor do I possess any slaves, in any of the British or Foreign colo nies, and am in no other way whatever interested, afid therefore can have ho other motive in advancing these arguments than as A FRIEND'TO-JUSTICE. LOCAL. THEATRICALS.—The Theatre-Royal opens on b00 0ll; Mr. Browne, from Old Drury, a gentleman well ~,'o o r place, Mr. Vandenhoff, and Miss Jarman, are "*" sustain parts in The Hunchback. We_ had yesterday an opportunit . th e ' of tvitnesslritfft, y gn' tion of converting salt water into pertectly pureare fresh water, by means of " Cosnahan's Patent n 1 f 51,, Apparatus," for the use of passengers and cretin's at sea. This admirable invention is so arranged t: Ace, necessary daily occupation of cooking provisions °float; th.r machine, with the same fire and attendance abundance of fresh water, purified from all saline 301 of which we had the pleasure of drinking. Ihecoto4 scarcely as large as the caboose in ordinary use, annert°;[, to its capability of cooking for a crew of sixtY fios' it supply. them with from eighty to one hundred ga gre3,o water in a day. The exhibition was attended 19Y atieo2,`, ber of merchants, ship-owners, captains, and gel'„ netted with the shipping interest, and, in colnrol,l, we hail with great delight the introduction of tl.O which confers so great a boon upon the mariner,",:e con. necting link between " pole and pole," and t'ld car medium that extends the blessings of wealth a° over the habitable portion of the world. f the We are glad to perceive that the proprietors ° f News-room have determined to admit gentlenie,° a of ment of a fixed annual sum, without the pure°3-10e0 and we are sure that many will avail themselves gvo tages thereby offered, when it becomes generall4 the admission to this elegant news-room is 00'. 1 shillings per aunurn.—See advertisement. Cecile/ We have, been desired to state that the Rev. ' Messrs. N. D. Straker, and J. B. Brancker, to i'vb°7.oifel/ bution of the fund subscribed for the relief of the the I the fire in Lancetlot's-hey was intrusted, having t°,, their belief, provided for every claimant, and finftoti,,r,if I left with a balance in hand of £46 65., have' foilo" should best meet the views of the donors, by the tribution of the surplus : To the District Provident Society, in return O r the immediate and ample relief granted to sufferers within 'A hours after the occurrence ° the accident ................................ To the Stranger's Friend 50ciety............ To the Refuge for the Houseless Poor. .... 91 sta te s o THE FINE ARTS.—We regret exceedingly t o o tof s ii winding up of the last Liverpool exhibition was 13 0 0 1 0 to give encouragement to the expectation of 9 , 10 .0( e . annual treat. 'the heavy expenses incurred on t P ail year were not met by a corresponding patronW t her t l i t/ the public; and it now remains to be seen w' e n ifli) has sufficient enterprise and public spirit to indeinto 9 hers of the academy from personal pecuniary loss%olis, are now liable. A meeting,. we are glad to find, it ) morrow, to take the subject into consideration. ' 6 ,oj be , not promptly done, the season for arrangement s EGREMONT C HURCH.—We feel great pleasure j o il v e o s l :, to our readers, that this splendid edifice will be , 1 1 111 vine service on Sunday, the 19th instant, by i t' i o - t 4 Tobin under a license from the Right Rev. the . fseayr Chester. To the inhabitants of Egremont anu a tiO s ol must prove a great source of convenience and r ve o,o we have no doubt that the Church will be n ' o f g L r' of f M ssrs. Bewsher and Fleetwood have an 0rg 4 ,, e 0 ol d ant sweetness in a state of considerable forward" 9 of this sacred edifice. THE CHURCH IN GREAT HOW A R D-OT.s - ta towards the erection of a Church in Great 1 - 1°b ) 11 0 ,0 1 . yond the Borough Gaol, on land granted by the or° contain I,oo'osittings, whereof 700 are to be fre e ' otl and two free echools to hold 50) children. Estimated expense, including extras. ..... Grants Deficiency, ....... ............... ~ ti....... Sir John Tobin X I ( YS 0 John Bolton, Esq t'"o tl C. Horsfall 10 Rev. J. Brooks U 0 Rev. A. Campbell lO '0 0 James Watson, Esq, Henry Wi,sqn, Esq lO Rev. M. Formby l5 v 0 n Rev. J. B. Monk o T. B. H Hoodgsorsfall, Esq.. A. v W. Jones, n, Esq Esq 0 • j 15 o 0 0 0 0 J. Hodgson, Esq. 5 0 0 JaMes Forster, Esq 5 ° J. Etten, Esq. -/‹) 1 Donations will he thankfully received by t2'S s oot Rev. A. Campbell, Rey. J, /I Monk, R. ! f o r J. B. Braneker, Esq. , THE DUTY ON COTTON.—The following re- b e o r s e4 animously passed at a special meeting of rectors of the Chamber of Commerce and , boaqii Manchester, on Saturday week : "That „, th e tro upon to express its gratitude to the Right rl e t 'llAtl o of his MajestT . s reasury, and to the Rig b de cl t e 'tte t ';tr cellor of the Exchequer, for the relief affor, trade, by the removal of half the duty on r 3 2.,0 0 / the thanks of the trading communi at large t t c al t.. , . 1 4 tention to their comfort and relief by the re" ) , t ireblll tious, oppressive, and unequal tax on trade 'jive ;IV, copy of the preceding resolutions be trausl e to th e f / dent to the Right Hon. the Earl Grey, and,. oo the Lord Viscount Althorp, with the expres' i r ths' e rY they will be pleased to accept this tribute e' r t he o e' acknowledgment, on the part of the board, e t t l ei c views of policy which have prompted both a', relief." FIRE.—On Tuesday night, about half-pa s t n el i jo ih i b fire broke out in a sable in the Standish C°,.' l , y Canal-bank. Three horses were in the stau - c ted: e r, /1 unfortunately only two of them were extra , t tr, which belonged to a flatman named The'• rtli(frtilvi ) to death_ 'I he fire was first observed by t 4 carter, who resides near the spot, and he ',`,o'gr o r t rescuing the horses, That which was burnt t he w 040 end, and when he reached it, was already °n ot d ' et kicking violently: the smoke of the burnt s oi t el ec l! o l suffocating as to compel the man to retreat , l ep ea own life. The attempt was several times brag tY, 1 0,,c and others, but the pour animal's d e liveranc e e heiyol less. Shortly after twelve the fire was que,e,,, c ea. P i e 11 engine having been first on the spot, fe lw e f Exchange and Manchester. The nature fora° very little rubbish behind, so that when th e r ai4o l t b the dead horse was seen lying amongst 01 exic e tO ot eo ternal injury being the complete disappea r of b s e ce o , A correspondent recommends the erecriefort , t o o r the portico of the Baths on George's Parade; ' th e, ' op e,y? of persons waiting the arrival or sailing o the 0 )%i• We give publicity to his suggestion witiL a tiol'_ e tie,, who possess the power also possess the inch ' 6 p!' e d 9 In the village of Huyton, near . P r es h e ob e : t s t e ' r :: : ::" Crispin announces his occupation on a the 3 "poesy divine," which we transcribe for edification of our readers— Here lives a man, who if you c a so Will make or mend your boots allot, d 4f His leather's good, his charge isJ t! He's called Rosy-but cannot t,,i r dotiUt,lo~lOot. d Roby is a sensible man, a good cobler n'" ) wot! e ", t e t i l e less a most excellent poet, and as times .To lat'ith superior member of parliament. His I „ a rt trust would fit him admirably for taking r against the promises of ministers. . os tO r KIRKDALE SESSI O NS „ 0 0 0 awed r a l e r 100 , c o d The following is a list of the names n' t z c..' V sentences, who have been tried before the.l' e g , 1 131 trli l f ' chairman, at the Kirkdale Easter Sess °l- 3 e l es;; on the 29th ult. steal'og4 iteV: neyT cheeses; Trans a ; p l s 1 isp Sarah Peteri. a t te e h d d J .e t r r aHsi / h y ooel 'e uln . r : ine HenryD y t o n , , stealing a coat; Mann, other articles ; Henry Bird and Ge rg gs . t'' f t. 'inn- ' Vo o ' watch • George High, stealing two sil l e l r 4 ' di y AI . and White, house-breaking. b -e IC 7 , ~- i a mg. . i . ,h ,el P a rioe)l ransperted for seven years.----ral% a liog fe , i p, ' wearing apparel William Flinn, s' i :llisiii fsg 0 I l't t Evan 1301 stealing five , cheeses; Wane s , , ie f, e dl d n : h t y s t o o t e me a a ; a r l s si . D T — ug h o ll o do n l : eo : a : r Y s i e i t i lt i tli b i at o o; P r b O ce ; wearing apparel and other articles ; IIY ' t) blanket... —.A lit " purge, zunte:lineigghttewenenetayleslicigninge:ths•• ;0 1 2 ,,: , 1 , 1 : : i rl e j i ".l. l(.) 48111 :4 i 8. ... ;i rcio n si a.etx:,d,ceo4,i aiirtu,:eeeg ~ i41 , ,,. : Gae , ri c iy a , ot,,kenn:nddn.afjroor receiving n Jones/ei e s i . avTidtney J g: oishi stolesnt n e ga R In. i l ' liivt; Catherin 0 .lames Bartou'and Josepl (1`! has rare Dean, stealing a watch and i ,e l ;.a( r; ;l b ilietrejaw:lhi , nipa_e an d i fi o):7 RI. stealing ; cmhairudiaAmosnchelheyaornefoeoctrk;a ,i. pri3O„, o.nn Holden, stealin a ffiite eelropeo, 7.,‘ s -c calendar mantles! Kenneth gaOilh a ': "i-3' tiickinson, stea!ing a ~ , p a ir 0 _,:a ev , and a piece of cheese Mar: h e %ste a t i : g i sile1:; Charles Quinn, stealing 6 ths4 teal' y4;;;::::i'ewd°41:111:8,Wes-11::Via; han dkerchiefs and other )I;elltealing W ea li r f One gown ; Thomas Gam( ali zi ,, Pear y ca l l aPp.rel; Richard . Willi r i bv, 4 7 o 'Zw t 1 ; J ame ' s PiT ar a, . stealing a . watch . Iteilfriielnli,ng thirteen :iposotitcilesasUsna'illerrillsae% 4.4...Z1S w ear i): l r calendar months.—Mary Ai I,4ittciteci tee _ca/endar months.—Peter Pi 4.44411 a, basket`!' S tevenson,oii stealing six i 4 John itielaailrademTsooaa.entsll;ealjinntorceshtepioli,b rge i'aartlecige kitt!iB;:ii,neril,,,tfnn, steaalt Wsrtin er g t i 4 4 4 ad ei ' Iwo caiendar months.—John Wilk 114 it i to, 1 ‘: r i j il ' h .l o i:t i :1, 11 4 e 4, ,___:wittites:ti,bce;aea,./.le_i tuidga Sty l tql!dia,,irll; .virTzti and Peter Barrow, si Williams,i stealing ir kier,ardsa,l,'" W oods l4 st "' 1.. , 4,,an vass ; td , l.. ealing ?neat , .Jo t h t ht ard Davis, (whip ) s e, Rte a ' Cart wri v , stealing a board. L6Pgoli-tiirtee gd 1" 1 : 4 41 ' lexand4raY4---.John Bradbury, st , y v_t r iteali n ,_ _we I 3 lfridge, Richard Rom r l . l ),, ii a cro ss s f_'o shirts ; John Atkinson, a t,,d ,even'ng a sack ; Sarah Dale, si , 4 44v e i Pois , da Y 3 .—Jaines Patterson ( . et 14, 414 Price; Richard Spencer; J 1. , I. ‘,..........ja_. aiersonß,isetheaarliingitothbi9rrttsy,p(odui.l ot l ' and Robert Lowrey. ........_ lker; George Rawl' C HESTER RACES. ::::::on,sPlbathe of T Ito oig TUESDAY. tuhinreeedss .),, 'llob• ti ?r e Y's 4 h Manchesterßehnont, ;--rs mYirlseTsh. rice rou iiirttt:t.ll4:l. ,; i 411.:..11: : . : : el 1:1 11 "4. c! oi, i ibe,s s(aeitphi z.l.(_,Saasrt. :II)) ak,rile::;,heirdi o r fd i ii3o e m; e tty n iai:nec,ev ts, drawn.heats. N tiNti's b b l f,liitty Fisher, 4 y : rs e , a 7 e s h t . 91b ° s " 4 yrs, 7st 'jibs Ms' C„ " 8 e l'i pe g 3 fist t rs e ' members ' qt :t:l Yit 'i ! istil 's e h? rhl Var F th i e c n n o n n e , r 4 yrs ite4l.l:3stsbfc,flogarth, 4 yrs li , , ' it 4teß,.. °Y Lottery, 4 yrs. Four drawn. ;4, -41te„ of ,„ WEDNESDAY. ti t . P, Or s 1 ,.._ Once round and a distance . . ti t ~, v 1.,i7, c Jack Faucet by Jack Spigot. 4 41 a1 te ° hr e Calib n 'b Camel, out of 1; IY. V l s eli c by vv.ax; Pope, out of Rub titt l it, ,j , / ' t 1 li ptitr l t ..t t : ll : ,,o l , l 7l4 L, , , rt,,, , 141( t . tft4.44 :4 , 4 4,itv ° 1(:4 t ti 0 1 t, t. 4 , r 0 t1t p4 .. ( i tta ' e : ,. 4 ll44:4 " ,iibi, trt . 1 li tl-' 1: 11 :4 1' el ..; . y.44 1 : 1 i lit . ktb.,4l : lll : . l,l4.t.ettiese k: goihi v luo : )efit ..o;: a. ,: l 3, B . e hfoe, l ,l:3Bl..it t rskral.o e lt. eat Heats, ji,_?esvli s butts e f . e .l .t.ticeat s ° o p oh °o oeli t: :zsi lai if s enloetnb % . t .6oP N .sa . , f. v a rbe ss y,n a s . i i c ? e i r S . i tt n e. e gkß e.f s d e s ) s lue. a p,. . a. : l?"o o ei c :t e r yr f h a h l' k i rea - , e.d l t em o o h: st„le .. op lfA I : s s ft , t d . s . 44t 't ' B br h Birmingham, 6 Sixndram, drawn. yrs out ' i c oit; d t.lee l t a T rah m ou i g i n uA t i e vd , n .etit i n d il a i e br m s ay ' eta b h : l i t} ''o,, t r St ak THURSDAY, • - 4 P 4 tio: 4 e ,!I.bY Sultan, dam Active .. ip,tl e s or zweastle ,•10,11111,„, sovs• each, fur two-year old•, i l, ti, ti !oy f v,,,qu.artes of a Ealie. round with an d 5. 0 a so d : 11:1 : ,14:: : 7 1 Ltoari( a l , r b a'e°e°% C .sn i c m eea e cr l oh , u, out of Arch W 'k ''. 8 ut o r by c by Manfred, dam B ~,,, I,, ,, l th e: A tita i l , w , l : 4 : s l it ileber, ~,,,,:ibb a Y g e l P eter be. ; al L v e oh l l y ,i s , ok o ue u tr t ,o o df Clinton d f Atmo tbuA sretl hee,Ni l i . : lll ; t • '7' ( ; • -,.• ...... "' V e , t4 s ' t, t 't lile gift of the Most Noble the ' ',., l lll ll epl i l at t h e n of heats, twice round the 4C 'eo t i, 8 dr 4 A Coining-in -Chair. 4 41: I k 0 e.lniont, 5 yrs r 8 La 881 .a0, by Caton, 5 yrs l b Wtle Todd, 6 yrs itS 4ll' Eight drawn. t i N„__________________ ls 1114edVi : 14 ' re from l iti . •Qrsi ( k -A d ..ched the Admiralty, , ay ii\l:lltii:ilit,,,,,,is.4ttii,44.ll,,,,illl)l.iplihailtit. ii;o,Oltalioi r io . e a tith l he t e h l e .Bo i H rtint o igs n eh . s S ts ci i Henryr suoandrod: Hot \4b, ‘ it tiNt-aell. of his age, in whom it may th ;I'. andNrv. "tve officer and an accompli itierikeilif!peritiii,l;ctilli:loeoaprlydfpawratru! hteliewrsevoploustti;dni w ( ie i t1.4 1 ;, 9 0, 13, 48 Constantly in active service il,:`qtet'ils, Qoche, and Immortalite fga 11%; ultl t . l of v"'''g particularly successful in '0,,4 te',lllies`;evral large Frenchpnvatcers. 'ln,' t h'e Ite„ 4 1 , 8 j3, he was appointed to the ivielibkapt„,hationaire, in which latter fn ` SI ( ' 47, tv-Cze•°f Admiral Dumanoir's qua N'lil e - 4 ,4 ' lt It. Strachan's squadron. In ' ti,, i ßr e ,(l () l i s ted in the destruction of three Fre 0 t he Ll y • ' n /ie a d tl on the 11 iq, 4 , 1 aid ed t ' .} , o , subsequen y, ' 1:i Ye,l`'Y, i T n n e is shir m the / T In "12 ' in r dr( tit. iittv 448 ,344,t,41t. Plies.o f. .p 7 rtoh e vei r i s i l t la ru s esn a ca n hu d tlaramuly, Spanish fd r p n i 'katill ti l t, t ß a r the eanttarn L'Orient, ga o ll f anlnne two tiniti q i 4, 7ar 1 ) ,; Ikvoch, anclananne 18-gun brig; and A 1 :N1 4 , 4 , 4ill h e ca ptain of the fleet to Admii , " 4 4 P,l4ear beeewaas nominated colonel n of_m d a d : °1448 °LIB:N(1 azn s e liali ' Offi ti) :er, C a li n a d nn o el let, tk W as Of he t Lords ID he e _ . ,I4,kkillzi3,4l!:rp,:chi:ll:lto e o of command A d m Irit (whichfirnbc Y Wl O'ra he haScilr o l - i l r e e n e r e y h r ii r e r n ie ._ d a yrs ns'iou.vos Esf)frosr.M.rhtseh.f.oata.et.: horse hisr.e. I.' L t l , • - _. kl ‘4 t) N' 4ll ‘l 4s ' 43 : l 4 : }% ": ° i l t i3 e ' " hi : ‘ , ° : 4l : a hr)Zt eleveFirsn MAJESTY'S o'clock , as S t ' t 'l 4 pf i t W ay tt.ne proceeding along High-sts i1,44 11 tt ~.Z1 1„ e of to the East and West Ir ki l l A 64, Llinsola4e outriders, a servant of h 1141titi 114ttoa,;listithty4 ta.atiOtle;:a. e'efxtv(l,loll:ritelliems:lipv‘tp._serdyrfs.v.taintge.aotf k,ta tl ts, 4B it tolie 4itetured his left leg a few incise ', ' ( Ite t o 'e Duke accident took place, the roy , ,11 Weil eonsidn Atkinson fell, that )t,,,1, frp k iis h, erable exertion on the ] l ti(. 4 l i t i , 0 ,1 i ., trat4liQr Atkinson himself, that 4' 4"l iris r ti g °la him. Atkinson w qtqlith icstreet: ..ertLaoved to the shop of . 117 t lt` i , 4 ', three:ecidel„ The royal duke, on . beinE kti ki,,_ttto th e n four',,rr,Licesred . the carriage an t la, t 'pty 'i o e r sh op " oi l t ur suit l , a lot a o n u d t, exl t ,ti,t l l (44 1 ,e littib, ~11 -I,a-t had Mr. Agar, Mr. ilAm th, a , Zs°, thud Put it into splints. Wh 1N 4 e, 41 1 . ct d i ! ) , and exroyal duke, with his atte S ti kkt 4 ,„ t ed t: e ed ti l f. re "ed much solicitude fo ii,tilkile-4441114- tilli:t..atirlieceiiii. :soh t e ) a re n ci ss u , esl.. attention, c Mr. Agar, finding t 11 i; A te ' 1 4 li ltt t this' , re cotomended his rem 4 it ) ,t:hi t i,., de a nd _lle Objected to, and wi he ~vascart ..__4Partments. at the King 4 4410171 then procured, and, a