The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-06 00:00:00

, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . .. ... ..- Cbt .1. - ;)ort' - ',:. , i COrna , 1 THE IRON TRADE IN FRANCE. • r;,sllippilil Enttiligtnct. illarkets. . , ......._ 0 ,.._ • :In 181 , 1 a protecting duty of 150 francs the 1000 kilo- . - ...._ . ..... ..... _ --w,...----. 'SUMMER RECOLLECTIONS. . grammes, or about £6 per ton, and the war duty of 10 TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUGUST 2. . . - ' per cent. was levied on foreign 'iron in the hope that it Thee is searcely a pla4 in the world, to which the British flag as There continues to he a very good demand forStiatet, and many • , accessible, that a ready conveyance is not affordea from this enter- hold - era not being inclined to sell :et present prices, an advance of 6d. 'Tis sweet-'ti sweet-the summer dream - would be sufficient to prevent the introduction of Englisn Prising port.: arid the following information may. .be acceptable to our to ls 4y , cwt. has beet) obtained on brown and middlin; descriptions • That haunts us in our winter hours;fire Sat aireaunt to 850 htls. B.P. with 3,200 bees Mauritius, at 555: iron; but this being found insufficient, and that. English distant .readers. We begin with Pile United Bates of America, to . The murmur'd music of a stream,paeket of the Mest splendid description are 'despatched as ra• 3ise. 31, and 150 bags white Bengal, at 61s. ao2.s. 6.1.; 4,400 bees The voice of birds-the breath of dowers. iron, even after paying freight and duty, could still be fellows, viz.. which. . . Manilla were also sold in the early part of the week, at 245. 3d. In sold at alower price than French iron, the tariff was ?law YOrta-On the Ist, aith, i6th, and 2lth 'of 'eaeh month ifr the iatreiga the 'only transaction is 1:s0 boxes white Pernambuco, at 235. And the warm breeze that lightly heaves aseree-afirete as a reaular mail froal New York to CANADA, . ~. ' changed, and the duty fixed at 150 francs, and 10 per year • . 9 ‘lia cwt.-About 604 puns. aloe.asses have been taken by the trade, ''he waters, and the whisp'ring leaves. and by as arrangement between the reSpeative governinents, - the - . • , - c inststing claa , t - ly of Demerara, at 255. al. e 235. and a small lot of - cent. on charcoal iron only, and that no other iron should American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to •Grenadt at 2 - • - '''' ' -• The demand f Plantation' - th eli t .J,.--.AFFE.:._ or rou e on There is a dream, more sadly sweet, be introduced. As charcoal iron, it was necessary to •be forwarded after, their arrival is New York.. - . the week has been very languid, amlthe sales do not exceedl2o casks Wheasummer years of youth return • 1 PIIILAD . ELNIII-On ill, St• 11 arid 20th °reach month. o f Ja m de r• the orlinary to mist:ling qualities have sold at a decline ; , •• Lprote that the vessel in which it was imp ortet la passeu 1 Bowros--0 : ti,.!:!lt.hand2lith, usually, in mast hist ewes of :Is. to :is. and the quotations are reduced in eon- And hearts that we no more may meet, 1 t h e -S oun d . O n all o ther bar iron a duty of 230 - franeS i oriteit. PARTS OF THE UNITED STvtTES-The conveyances are forinitY• Of 'Foreiee 7.) ha ts"f dr orilinary Brazil brouaht 5 9 5. 41' cwt. As fondly beateas truly burn, 1 and 10 per cent• war duty per' ton was levied, which duty t frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by tray 'of Nev; __4o arts. Jaenaica. Gra oen sold at £7 15s. to £9 12s. 6d., and 30 brls. Bar ).]does at Sais , Ir eivt -In COCOA or PEPPER no sales are reported. And eyes weep back to us awhile, ' f iS still continued-even the war:duty, after - 19 Vears'of ,- If AVANNATI-On the sth 'of -each month. Observe-Letters are - for- . _ Ta ' • • • s ens his been mare,eaT airy for 1 meat°, and 700 bags solit at sd. The sadness of their parting smile. peace.. This heavy duty was intended as a prohibition, : warded, also, b 6 way of New York. . a . 41"' lb -I a Rice the oily sales re parted are 31 tees. good Carolina at .. i MONTEEtL- n the 24th of 'each Month daring the season. lets.ed and 5.f bean Airiean at Its. 61-No sales made in Rum. It conies, like music heard at night, tr .. 1 4 ' in order to encourage iron a'. 01 in ranee. Thus, to • FO5 INDIES, • C • C la -it WEST INDIA '' , ..,.. T Alp -or TOOD HOPE, A.:"ID I ITIS • • .INDI:).-There was a fair atteul race of buyers at the public sales Lice dew upon the drooping flowers, serve a few, the whole country is subjected to a heavy 1 IseANDs-There are usually monthly cot - racy:Macs. yesterday, and of 416 chests East India brute;ht forward, 26S were ' Pao DE J taelao•-a0 , the Ist and 16th of each mime. • tilsposed•of at 6d. to lb. advance on flu late sales here, or quite upon Like morn's first dawning to their sig,ift tax; the price of French bar It is never lower than •,.., •• • • , • , ---,.- • ~ , . . .ornEtt Pa :Ts 'OF ,not•TII .-01EttICA-blot rezuvar out frequent. altar With thecriereney or the last 'London quarterly sale; the remain . Who darkly dwell in icy bowers, 1:18 per ton, 'and varies 'from that price to £3O - ; hence 1 Gatab a AND Leanona-On the Ist and 16th of Oath moata. der was either Withdrawn or bateght in, tae proprietors lookin; for To him, who long bath felt depart English bar iron can still be introduced with advantage .LtseoN-o.sthe Ist and 16th of each month. still Waller rates.-Sales of LAC Dee have been made at very full , Oeotero-Ev , a• - 3 Weeks. priees, Is. 7d. ala lb. having been paid for M.N., and Is. 81d. for The light Of hosee,and bloom of heart. Nir. -- Wilson, notwitlistandint , this, publicly - declared in Ni _ . - , .. E - i aeeee AND Slt,ILl- very 3 weeks, native marks of maiming quality.-For Cocula VAL a further advance , . .. , has 'been established, Bs. 4d, ay ne e duty paid, havine been riven for Not yet-not yet, the summer bloom 182'3,, that in ten Years France would : produce iron SW 1 s -MYRNA AND Coss 3 Weeks. Of my yourighearthad died . away, cheap as only to require a very . small duty to protect it , middling saer.-63 chests East India Gem AliAlllo sold at tals. sas 71s. There is a twilight in the gloom, • - ': a • .•l/ i algainst for competition, but at that moment mr. I ramAY, asti Auatist.-Noon, Wind E S.E.-Fair. . . and a herr 'toils of Gum Si.'NEGAL have been sold at 735. f& 765.-37 chestsCessi t •LIeNE.I. ars:l;lst 7.a. 4e• cwt.-Rither more. business 'A ling'rins; smile-a farewell ray WilsOn was seeking to get Au : el - MI(101s ft - Jr tile works at I - Cottager,lt - I . -• f - C ' 'kursive:a :-- .unea , . rom care .Brandt, -St Nicholai • i • his ht.en done in S.LTPETRE at primes ranting from 375. sie 40s. St. Peteashurgh-Indus, Hunter, St. John's, N B-Don, Liddle, 1111- •e s very tat e variation in tonse artic ss, an e LA:WOODS. There is ' 1 ' ' • 'Of hope and rapture, kindling yet, . Creusot. Tie Was believed, and' half the court took ladelphia. sales consist of 4JI toes of Cam te way L3(1Woo at .£7 17s. 6d., 200 , 'A halo from thesun that's set ! '4 . shares in the Works at Creusot ; i., 00,000 was sub - . commerce, Primer, hence for Nt4foundland,_was fallen in with tees of tic Aat tai 17s. 61. tii Xi; 23 tons of B.IttWoOD at £8 41' Dublin University Mdgazine. scribed. .In five - years Crensofwas in 'a state of bank- 10th July, about 1.01) miles SW of Scilly, with lower mast and fore- ton; 40 tons of Spanish Fusete at 1:6 5 , 5. to £6 17s. 61, 40 tons of tup-mist standirren ilia Ott:ital. , -.-, • Tampico et -C8 to ..na ;54. 3f) teas of Ceara £7 133., and 111 of Cuba at rtipt(!a• ; the cause's of as hick we developed in - a prece- I P an d ora , Cowman, sailed `from Whiti:haveM, for Newfouadland, £ll s s. ; fear to li 01 . S lti I ilexes rev Arnie araaot £23, and Si sassisaisii-esta-aasessissess-a-- - - aasstissaasis LAW REPOII7'. - din g' article. Neatly all the office W Carroll of Carrollton, Bird, hence tad Philadelphia, was spoken 29t h an , er iron orli .in France ! •, t: - , - • 29th July, after having been thorau'ghlv caulked. l tons of Lima 1:21 I.a. 4a" ton,-0a Monday there was a sale of 500 of Tuersarise, which bemire new and prime quality, brought are in the same condition. . I July, oil TtialSar. I la. 64. to 115..71, but at some subsequent safes the market declined, . It ASSIZES, EXETER SC:sii M E Before the tariff was augmented in 132 j, the irnporta ; Colonist,. Thompson, hence for St Andrews, was spoken - 2)th July, and abdtit 1009 bias. were sold at prices of last week ;we continue - tini was 13,800 tons of bar iron, and after the high•duty • in lat, 48 0, lon.f. isd . , , ~ our fanner (potations, the advance oatainea on Monday having been itZEAca 07 paomiss OF MA:FIZIAG2.-3oND v. TREmArys. . Itankingun, Morriadia, liente, at leigurra„a4th'May. loit aaatidin Pie couree of the week.-No sales of American TAR. but Mr. Sergeant Cot.aatnat stated that the case he -had to sub- only 4,500 tons per annum. ' Frederick William Third, Grott, hence, at Dan'zig. ' it is Very scarce. aett Would readily conanand our quotations.-There mit to thein was an - actiati brought to recover eunipensation'in . .1111 , 1i , h bar i'ran can be (Lliverbd in France at 17 . Puriticacao. -, from Pernau, at Lisbon. is more demand for Meatreal Por .asites, nearly 200 brls. have been damages for an - initiry the plaintiff had sustained in her feelings ' ' ' • ' francsper tun, and the ltaVest price of French iron - is •-•- • , • • , - 5.,11:4, •_st rail woodsury far - New Ydak-l - renrasita Tooasobd soltiat 2.55, for new Ashes, with a few at slis. 6.1. ; holders gerseially . ' •f x ' wi'l accept 255. In Pearl Ashes the sites are confined to 40 brls ,at alicant-Eagle, Hamilton, Lahrador-Corsair, Williams, 14,th a - . anti .proepects hi consequence of the defendant not having 400 franCs.per ton. Now the annual consumption of Carraboo, Pressley, St Petersbureh- . -11. Pulsforth Pratt, Charleston. an. .at a • 61 fur' ti ' • brand 'of 1833. In States' Ashes no sales, but SCates' fuifilled•a promise which tie had made to make the plaintiff nes .. . . . . Pot Ashes continue very searoe and much wanted.-QUERCITRON F • 1 - 0 690 i the l 'l* • Iron In ranee is a , tons, ant as paa tt pays - .. ._ .. wife. tree defendant was - it 11;i - en-draper, carrying oil business SATURDAY, 3d -Ara;net.-Noun, Wind E.N.E.-Fair. Ba 1:K is 'dhll of Sale, aatl a law 'Writs-. only have been sold.-In Bees' teragree exteirt at Ertmewiek-house, I.l2yonp art, . ;and he [tad upwards. . . • of 200 fraves per - ton•tneire than it On Obtain • WA!: nbtli in . ; has heels dene, nor have any sales been made of CaovEll ‘ ARaivsn•ala eine Wileon from Buenos Ar .s. breken one of the mest saleara eaeleements which took Keen foreign iron at, it is a lss tO the public of 30,003,000 - of • Nelian N''l z ' ' a ''' II - "' • 'i, - - d dial head t 'cl' • sEF..., or FLAX.sttED.-The sdes of Huns comprise 1000 dry salted a e •t• rage,l for New runswic a pease yyes er ay ' Brazil Ox and Cow at ail., 4.r0 salted New South Wales at 40. 230 between than and woraan and he has very materially insured f rancs per annum, or X 1,200,005 sterling, and that to at 3 p.in. -smted ll:ilifax at 4d., and tiaa salted New York, price not reportid.- herproepeets in he early part en her hie. the planithf was • .t few- • . k • thatcannot -• ' with, salppoi anon wor s .prosper es en Itiepham, for Genoa, passed - Holyhead yesterdays eta 3 p.m. Chi - eta - 011i Salles.-3faa deem, s:da at:los. to 31s. fid. 41' dozen, 84 dozen the dantsenter of 'a person -who had at Olle time carried on a! • e , Aenes, for St Thomas, do, •do, , at 4 peen. . , at 19e. 6a., and 100 dozon at ais. 5,1. ;no sales of Neutria, and none -e . - reapectatate business at - llevunpart, but, from. cirtartristaticesit e , • auen a •pi otectitig dirty. • , NI thane, Maillenbrock, hence, at Carteret ;in entering she struck of 110e.sn Here.-In aka 'l5 vet( there were no transactionas-The • '• a - Government to take was not iteueseary for lain to mention. the estabiisionent of her; ,•A ccimmissitin Was cpninted hy . . • On the. bar, butiaot oil the atscomi. tide without ditenege. - - business in T0131.7er, has beet rather lmited, in consequence of Bub lia site Citarradiet, greatitled near Saguenay, Quebec, and is .(, • • n niers di anesaling fall prices • tat , sales amount to about 163 hhds. father had Veen - ;broken tie, and his wife ana he werenoiv sepa- j tlif3 subject into bchrsitlerafiein, and 'it 'Was propased to re - - reported-to he very unit+ dam:Used. • • • or which fat htvela. o? Via. inia stemmed, 13 of leaf, and 35 of Kentucky rated, and the plaintiff went to live with her Inlre and duet, ' ()nee the dim - £2 ,per tub, Vlle.n I‘l. Boigues, one of the ' Altz•oo .. lIass.•1;, haice for ensßag Ayres, was spoken 19th May, stemmed were taken b "and - of Kentuckystemmed y - the trade, a) who tlati.bnittgat her up with great care, so that he felt satis . - . .- • first irbn Masters in France, candidly stated " this retitle- heist. 34 42, S. land. 45:.1, 48 21, . " ' - ' far :e-S Ile, ... )(Miley, Dubai's, heeee, at.Carthireens. - MEDITERRANE.NN PRODUCE.-The sales in BRIMSTONE have fied she would at tile end or the cause appear bet It them . tonavott 't us. prefer the_ . ear o death to death i . ' Id VII If 'f Minx, Henn, 'hence, at St -Thoiants, 10th lme. without reproach, au:l he was quite -certain, taut if the attempt ' , - -• • , vein been limited, and the annexed eelotations are barely supported. If I had rather lice a little, longer than be killed at Boy-Iw, Thoinhsett, hene:‘ , , ift Quebee, latch -de.- -For Sicily St mac there are few buyers, and small parcels only have was male to cast env reflections upon her character, such at- : ftse • Brapswiek, m'itter,:fience, at Lcoorn. been taken at 125. Verona is mush ne;l.•eteit-la MADDER Roots teriapta wonid utiertirair, mai would recoil with tent aid-effete ! once." DeSide:s, 'the iron insisters are s ti little consoled by Exile, Black; and Carina, Simkin s hence, at Trieste. theat , have been few sales, but fot good qualities of MADDERS there on the heads of tho•pirties who made it. The learued sergeant the idea that the reduction of the ()Luc cannot take place gAfLi3D:--ittreide Melhiate for Genoa-Catlserine Usina, Schurine, is a f iirileen a 1.1 At St.' ady' priees. at a public sale of 45 casks Flag then - stated the facts which. led to the action, and called upon ' as long as the general 'interests of the country are con- Atn• iterdein-,,eitina,Piaseerlift, Doedt-Re Timis's, Newreuntl- Assiatero nethiaz was durst • this article. Is seeree, and is now held ' the•jury •to give the plaintiff hravv damages. laird-Bracee, aThrrnah, fattebee--Itannotae. Roodesisirk, Rotterdam. at Is. eI a, lb.-The deinanh for 0 avli OIL 11 I.S revived, and consi • , side! ed. derable.sales have been sheeted this weed: ; eme business done has Elizibeth Wait en, wife.of P. Warren, inspector of sbtpidng . 1 • - . . „ . . . "'Nntv " SaVS M. Blangity, frdin whore this article iS sc NDAY-, 4th Aresuse-Nuoe, Wind N. W.-Fair. been eh efly in Sell - 65h descriptions, *which have !teen much sought company at Plyinatith.-The •p_aantatf is my tweet. She came 1 , ,, • . ...,. . after, sand of which 160 tuns have been said at £3l lOs to £5l for to live with us when ehe was teu years °A, oeture she Went to a prinetparly taken, " the 'general interests of the Canary ARRIVED . 7-Miranda, Wallser. from Demerara-Ilamittle Connor, • • • -, . • ; , ` - •' ' Malaga, and £.io for Seville; hostiles t lose, v,/ tali of other sorts situation, and was with us when e'he was out of a - situetion. tier dentatatls a fnueli . greater reduction; and Were it made, Mobile -Iris, l'agan, Buenos Ayres. • have found buyers . , making the total sales of the Week 230 tuns IS 'strive- Precis , • and :Minerva- Kieller, hence, at Port-au-Prin-e father has been 'in difiietr.ties,endis.separated from her mother. he would eXert himself more, lie would gain perhitps a • L ' " - . - Green,' and: Minerva-, !-- " " hol•fees now generally demand an advance of zos. ti 395. IV tun.- Itookh, hence, at Charleston. The-plaintiff hail been in the enip.oyment of Evans and Hicks. little les;e, and the stimulus of corn etition would niake Hamilton, Kenny, do, ota do. VALOXIA COMinneS doll Of sale-All the wile SEAL Ott offering foe She was the ;principal :female assistant. She left it in souse- , ..,. .-, ,-- s . , ! ~ e ., P • . ~..•--. -•- • - °else able, 'Leenteen, da, at Vete.' - sale has been disposed of at Ilea to aasS 5. ital tun.-Newfoundland'Coa Il' m no tfaulit toscover new f elms of dotarntno . sof• ' ~ ,er is steady at I:Z6, l and hut little offerine. A p trcel of Halifax Cod has qUerice of ill health. The defendaut carries on business with 1 1 ' , , •' , ' . - .--- - Wall, Imina Krancnby, Praii eta hence, at Vere. been taken at .1:34 ; hvilders now ask higher prices for the little re- Richards, and the are in an extensive business. We received - ' east iron, and lees 'brittle lair iron \\Tutuila:ma Casale, Bess, hoteee, at do. staining in the marleet. -Senn Olas - remain steely in prices, and not this letter from r rterdityne and Itiehards: - 1 - 1-,. i ,..Juction ; propelsed is t.o the old tariff' 130 franes AOri" ''''"" Like• hae " ce, at Fl4s "'" : g • . Much business one this week -There has not been much business Alienate:A, tatinge, hemp, at do. • • ruasek-house, Ply Mouth, Jan. 8. pe r , ton on all bar iron, whether charcoal or coal iron, and Eneltaeht, Ilavrebolt, hence at II- I' ar Innen. done in PALM OIL on the but sales for arrival have been effected B "TO Miss Bond. . it is •supposed that it will.be carried the - next session.- jahoir 2 At. Poe, salted from Batavia reaeSincapore, 14th March. to some extent. -Dia of TCRPRNTINE continues in limited request.- In Hems - and FLAX we have no alteration to notice.-The imaort of - "Dear Madairaaelinowing you are about to leave Evans and , , e , Mary Ford, Lama, from St Andrew, oil Cork Ist I/retsina Guardian and Pubic Ledger. Titteow continues very light, arid the consumers appear to regulate Iliclas and as you appear quite uncleciled about taking another Setup a---J. Heys's, Worthington, from Calcutta-•Georeee, Balls, their chants acconlinelv, by buying very wearingly till more extensive , ‘..._ situation, we tire induced to make you an• offer, should yoa not ~..,...aem...,-...,...----e...-....., ,. ........... awl Concordia, Blackaller, Eleinorit-Ellen Getraan, Mandell, Leg- supplies are received ; * the a rie:e remains steady at '4Bs. 3d. to 48s. 61 oliiect, to cot= with as, wad at the same time we beg to say IRELAND. • horn-Terra Nova, l's icy, Newatundlarid. for Pe•tersatirsh yellow candle, and business to some extent has been eery thin); in our power shall be atoue to make you comfort- . done for early arrivals at 435. a hle. The salary we *id offer . you is 1:30 per antrum. At pre- MONDAY, sth August.-`loon, la hal N.W.-Fair. a--- ----- s ent we are very badly off, bat would not ininfl waiting a - mutes geENt AT WATERFORD SESSION'S. ARRIVED :-Rapid, Ross, from Monte Video, (sailed 19. th May`- LIVERPOOL corroN :MARKET, AOGusT 2. W arkviiold. Piarristrohg, St John's, N 11-Maria despair, Grotian, Ar ,or fOll. CATHERINE Al`ciwrity V. ANASTASIA THOAIAS. . • changel-Ueorge Beranek, aleKarniey ; Oaths ria)a Fait shear, Larsen; We have had much less doing in Cotton this week than thelast, and 1 " Wa . • el Nl' I The ' • • itin ,- your answer, we are,. ear i is's, yours very truly, varties in this case iti•e palteeers, and well known as 0 Ilele,a, Anderson ; and Britannia, Short Are were-sloops, Nurg •• towards the eleatt, purchases of American have been made on rather `• 'I:HE-MAINE AND It.lC mall bra.' noisy neighbours to those who reside at the Cross, where the leorat-Perseverance, lellina; end Fiealius, Ducts, Ostend-I A S; teeter terms, ehilst the salt sof Brazil are id. to 10. aer lb higher. 4000 I afterwards called on Trentaiue am; Richarde, and ELLW bosh IWO cortiOatants usually - dispose of their live stock. '1 he coin- Doug]-vvs, Cott ; and 'Hannah Moore, Moore, London--Thomas Nay - - American and 15,0 Brazil have been taken on speculation. partners. I told them he heaitla was impaired, and that she batant, Mee. 151 - Cartily, a rerti Amazon in appearance, on bearer lor, aiannah, Odessa, i eft -Olive James from -Slieo-Timandra DI on could not go under six week:; they said they would w •it. She swain, stated that she had six pair of nice !early chickens, whict Dt i t l a 4 / l i . ' „ , - m .r- s -- ;' ' • /3 =, . , Dix c, , ACCOUNT OF SALES- AND 'IMPORTS OF COTTON, ay, Morgan, Dundalk- oyne Marmire Drogeda went on the 18:11 of Febraary. On the 9.h of March my niece idle was feeaing for eleven slays, at the end of which time they Preston, Leonardo. Dublin-Williasn & Anna, ill '.: ' - ' on, Penzance- Fron the aid,: ult. to this day inclusive. brought me this letter:- were iii. for an aiderntan's tab.e ;(a 'smile Irani the two alder- Bawl:alter, Blackener, Jersey-Nay:lsar, assetratnene pooh---G, IL W. " Brunswick-house, March 9, 18.33. men Mr the bench;) she brought them to the market, laid , jelebern Anderson. Isle of Man-Maria, James, Carddr-Latona, - SALES "' • Current I_,_ IMPORTS. " :qrs. Wacren,•dear lladayre-Ma - object in writing to anti them on the si'eet, and while she tinned her hack, before she Naulkei, Leith-Stag, ',slather, Glaseenv-Mary, Itel:wood, Liiner- ervsly IThis Prices of This Prvsle ick-Tweedside, Brown, •Duldiu-Isriands. Scott, Steurifeni-Va is to Give some infarmatian of what' has within these few last could say "Jaek Robinson," the defendant, who cast a wistful DES•eRIPTION. C"liisYearWeek this Day. Week this Year a liana Watkins; and George, Day, Poole-Linnet Oak, Teietim nth ' clitv'S transpired betwixt myself and your niece (Miss Bond). eye Oa them the moment she saw them, snatched a pair of them _lsabella W 'Warns Milford-Miry & Anne 1141 • k - ° , 1 t erre , Tobermor - , . - Y Spa Island Citeireer. ... 17640 • 300 141 d ei, 4.11 liitive already maele her au offer of my hand and heart, and oil away, and, oil being requested by the complainant to restore -Eic, Monday, •' 'C''d'is L• 1 D - !VC 3, - , ,VICS, Swansea. # Rained Ditto 1930 200 10 -14 237038 having done so 1 find Miss B. will d 1 or say nothing without • thew, she swore dual.}' taey were her own pairof chickens, and The John Reed, Rae, from St Peterelmreth, for this port, - was lost Upland Ditto 2 39 3 70 370 0 91 - -12 first eon:Maine - VOU ; consequently, (and an being so situated,) that she knew them as welt as ce;- as if they were her oI / dar. on Gethiaod, lath ult., crew and part of the cargo -saved. ' . -- - Alabaina t 103-40 3330 " - 101 I consider it my duty, in the brat place, to make you acquainted (Ga eat laughter.) The deferelant, on being pressed to give up Benjamin Shaw, Graysbock, hence for Gaspe, was spoken 220 July, Mobile - 113 2915 268400 with my intentions. I feel (almost) satisfied, - should Ibe so the chickens, seized a duck by the tail, and beat Mrs. Wear- in lat. 47 48, long. 25, pew Orleans l7aBlo 3850 94 - 12% fortunate as to succeed in gaining your consent to What has thy with it about the head and fa'ce, till she absolutely deprived JssT,.Jacksoli, hence, at Ariehat. Pernambuco .. ..... s assaaa 65 0 124 - 131 a 27160 already been -vroposea, there win be no other obstacle tb pre- the poor animal of tire, and blackened her oppouent's eyes. ' A rieati St Ceara S Bahia and Maeaio ll5 - 12% 3 22590 350 101 - lit 1199 21100 vent our union. I trust you wilt give the subject due conside- Magistrate-The poor duck got the worst of it. VESSELS EN'IERED Fon LOADING.' NI aranbain 1 38793 1600 111 - Ili 1 36339 Magistrate- The ratieu, and grant me au Interview as soon as possible. !mire- Complainant-Not at all. your worship, the duck was her Sawginned lO4 - Ila tiently waiting your answer, taut, dear madam, very sincerely, own, but the life Was either frightened out or squeezed out Of EAST tarries AND CAPE Ui GOOD DOPE. Mina. " SAMUEL S. TREMAINE." iny tine fat chickens in the skirmage. (A. laugh.) Chapman & Willis, 2aB 'Royal William, P, Calcutta Pare The defendant came about Seven in the etenino that day; he Inc - - i ne detendant, a young virago-looking woman, here roared WEST INDIES. &C. - ' • • Demerara & Berbice 22W 20 11 -13 1915 Barhadoes 450 140 10 - 10} ? s-,,,id he supposed, I had received his letter. I said, " I tine you out from the site bar, " she was as di auk as an owl, your woe- av ! Tier. Imrie & co, 174 -Pacific, Ka Kinest J I -ori s - anneca Common West India 3560 91 -10 a t .22 33fi7 tiiiiit to -take my 'nie c e helm the." Ile said, ves, 'he only 'ship, at the time of the battle." (Laughter.) C L Bahr, 132 Merchant, G, St Domingo Bahama 2O 10% - 1:2 3 / 4 ) w'Ynakel thy coriseut. He said he had prcipoSed to be married , Complainant -Oh ! Lord sate us, do you hear that? (Great Naw SoUTII WALES. Car thagena 1959 50 81 -81 371 on Tuesday foal - lig:la I said that was a very short time; they laughter.) 'Why your reterences-vour worships I mean- E Wallehishaw, alit Mountaiueer, Q, accw South Wales & Smyrna - 9 289 did hot know •entragh of each others' habits. Ile sail he hail (Laughter) no one ever saw me drunk; fir mother, or my grand- Van Diemen's Land Egyptian :s . ' h ' h l e tigleoag..t of 'Hiss Bundit was'not the restat of a day, a mother berme me* (,'Tremendous laughter.) soOTH AMERICA. Surat and Madras .... 61260 1000 7 i - 8 5 • 14876 Week, nor a month. He had made up his mind to Make her an The crier of the court turned round on the table, and smith a •llighfield, or Cotesworth s 153 Frances, G, "Co Janeiro Bengal 1370 61 - 7 916 orjr. 1 asked him how tong lie late known her. Ile said a most serio-tnomic phiz, directed his voice to the gods in the wec 4 Tyree, 2a3 Robert Finilie, P, Do Atkin & Hughes, 199 Mary Walker, G, Valparaiso, Interme- ' cabsiaetable time. Ile said it was necessary he should a get mar _ gallery, and said, "Silence, roil blackguards; do ye think it tilos and Lima ried, for he had a large establishment, acid was 'nut used to as a paiyhouie ve're in (Consideralhe laughter, in which UNITED STATES. 723080 1720 4136 614242 hausekeeping. It ii a large establishment. She is 23 years of the bench joined) A Taylor & co, 420 Liverpool, 0, Boston Qe, and he is about thee.: months younger. His fatiier and Mary Neil, a young damsel of the same profession as the • Do, 333 Francis, G, Charleston . Monday Evening, Sups.' 51h, 1833. naother are living. I asked Iran If the marria.ge Would he agree- ceanbatants, wets swore as a witness. She said she saw a . pair Sands, Hodgson & co, 612 Splendid, P, NCW York ' On Saturday, 4,000 bags were sold, one-half of which being on spe able to them. He said he was his own Master. 1 gave him an of fawis fluttering in Anty Thomas's basket, and when claimed Baring. Bros& co, 3a4 Victoria, I', . Boston enlationa to-clay, about the same quantity has been done, chiefly to account of her fanailv. He said "In marrying her, I shall not by Kitty M'Cartny, Ant) . up with a duck and hit her across the 11 9s.ke e is e . c e • - 11 oelen & o 5 , 5 Sheeu • J a PN . • 3 a. s , rasins„ New fork the trade, generally at steady prices. Mainwrieht, Stuels & co, - Clement, la, Portland, AS Arrived-1 Mobile. nappy the fainily. (know no one or her relations but youesell chops with it. Master, 31J Canova, I', Castle, A S arid 'Mrs. Warren. I look on you as her father and nio.lier.,, Defendant-The tiro of them, yep honours, were as drunk as Rubinson Bros, 3a4 Ht•rinitage, P, New York pas atete - nes e v,M•esZ>sesen lie said be was in good circumstances, and that his stock was a goat. (Laughter. Laughter.) By the vart of any oath, they war, your Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 456 Annawon, P, Do sti aeaaaaalme" , :n his own. I gave ray' Consent. I 'said she ! must not rernain iu ri ‘ el epees' (Great laughter.) Reskete Ogden 1.-, co, 6t.,•6 Britannia, P, Do 2• : ::1 'i..4, , ,:....-...r.;.7., ::,, -i ~ p. , , 0 ., *.e .-•• ti his establishment, Amid she left on the Monday. Ile dined With Coinplainant_That's not the first time you took both my Act- A Taylor & eo, COO Victoria, G, Do . r .....= a a 057.-.,enae e. • a= - - e s- tsl ca its on Sunday, dud he then asked me it lie might be allowed to Tatter and my chickens. (Uproarious laughter, accompanied BRITISH AMERICA. .3 ••,.. 7... ;... •to r. r- ca call we aunt: Thee talked ahout the marriage. He Went with by the crying of a child in the bOdy of the court.) - Master, 215 John A tattle, B, Bay Chaleur o • 4 . „. -..''• • 4 gV. K . 4 • . . • . •A _.,. ..,, ~. ~. C, ier- rake out that child and keep silence-what the devil Se - ainston 8z Cram, Set. Britannia, B, al iramichi a • a flat to IM its Ashteiek's, the principal milliner, for a bonnet. . 4 --, -, .;:i The day for the marriage Was fixed for the 26th. Th, ilefen- are ye all about ? (Geeet laughter.) Graham te Taylor. Ile Ringwood, 501, Newfoundland rs * • > • • • . ' • al" o 0 • Ilinaington & Day, 3:21 Breeze I' Quebec a • to • 0 Maly Thomas, the mother of the defendant, was next sworn ttadt eoatinuird his visits from the 11th to the 17th, when plain- C Ituntitersion & co, - Sophia', ti, Montreal • • •• • ' a i - • % ti)! recemaed this note froin him :-- on behalf of her daughter. She said, pointing to the cons • - alienowitz ai - ,eu, 356 James as, llalifax • • • a so . a • • • • "My dear Mary,-Being very haSy this morning I cannot plainanti who stood ou the table near her, it was this woman Cbaaman & taillis, - 1.'12 Alieuna, G, Moutreal _ . ..... e ......-ness... , possiti.y be with sou tititil about four oastoek. In the mean aggravated my little gill (loy.:the-Lye this said " little girl" D Gitile alts ad argety, Quebec dale lam yours "devotedly, would have weighed at least twelve shale) to strike her. (Here Stoks, Bros & co, bee Chaalotte Langan, B, St John's, N B ee t e 'g s " - SAMUEL S. TUE-MAINE.. the -complainant conteadicted her. and a scene of the west SPAIN AND POIITLGAL. A • • re C. , 4• • -4 : 11,...: c ."" 7 4.' 4 1 •p ? "'" 3 .E. B''o "T 9 Miss M. B. Bond." Lughab e uesctiption took place bet Ween the two rivals in Cotesworth & Smith, 12J Vixen, G. Climiltar & Cadiz at • • -..., • . mow . ai t. .. cio 00 • • Oc • ..I. ob• , C .. , i.. C , Cd:. l C. 11. eitsfed iu the eVerrina, and said he was ;mine. to Cornwall,trade. Th e greatest contusion and uproarious laughter ever W H Wood, • • • tea Salus, 8, ' Balboa es' si ind eves to t his befdre Thursday; on Which eveniu ,'' ' - witnessed in a Court of Justice ensued. The crier, with an - atilt OPE. , • ;a .. i, p.aln ! ....a...; 9-, - ttff received this letter :e•-- the mock gravity he was pons ssed or, and he has a to.erable Graham & Taylor, 119 Sarah. ta, Ilaithharrgh ." •ea --) e , CA E...-r-a St Brunswick••house, Thursday even' r• share of it, endeavmred foe several inmates to preserve order, c ' , Bala, Do, - John William, Q, Danzig - Amid Elizabeth, Q, Rotterdam • ...., .P. cl t.: : 2. e, 73 t. fJ!• '0,... 00 -4 al •. 0 ;0 E•• e,-.I "e'; : '4'2 it le 8." - ; 'rTe ."'e " .• -tly (11. a r M ai ‘ •" ' ' . - • ' - aey . -. la exeeeceng y soi - ry a a s - 14 5s* but in vain.) At length the witness aud.essed the bench, and have not been ' " Do, 164 Atlas, h., Riga 5 . ° " P ' a z r aSaid, " Sae caned my litt.e girl, eer honours, every name but Do, 136 Elizabeth, K, St retersburgh (..-.s dale to can oil you before this; but uothitig hut so m ' any un- , . . .. ~- . . ... , a lad). (Great laughter.) Ves, yep 'honours, she did, and _ ee ae ... p'cesant circumstances oeturritig through inv family have pre- - - -----.- .Ir. I es F 5'0,....= g EOI ier:itel me. 'lle reason I did not coins crown last Sunuav Wouldn't that vex anybody ?" The winless non,' completely iust .. (vetting was the cunning in of a few neexpected frlends. Ail her temper; she clappeu 'her bends repeatedly, and said, in liiiporto. eg . 1 §.§ g Einin p . c ' ,. , XI tfttswer wi.l coil - e ' . ige, my dear Marv, viiurs devotedly, uefiance ef the bench-` 'I hey'le all in paitneashap, and 'the = "SaI . (JEL S.•Til omAINTE i, cl -I's luck to the law she can get. ( Loud 1 h _araaeter.) No, ye . boa Tie aletits l t/C.4. . • se , ,- iT , - Ds ate tzt the defendant still did not call, met on Sunda - . :I 1L • ~. may hug- away, bat bad luck to the law she'll get," (She Cottager, Manley, fin ltio Grantee and t;eara, withSunda y , th ethen (fin Rio Grand e ) lits b e es cotton, Ise See city Salted hides, Hadlield Wood and eta-- I t. 2 1,0 0. ..., 0-. ~. S i.... !•:" ' •.. 1,...-. m = 0.,,, ...! a > g . ' e 3 l'a.11) :id' teeeived another letter from him. He afterwards' ' ,ai ran n the ta bl e, arnmet the lati a hter and hailooing of . . -ca , - 4• -"- 1 -‘=" "a , tS' TO 4..., c ,:.., Ceara,lib brs cottou • Ilaufield Wood '- A A ' , , anu eo-ta ao uo, J tun , o oo ei, ail--e'aza.soo o as a oat called atnl'Said he had had a letter from his fattier, and drat those who generally utteud the petty sessious for amuSeneeut.) 3 , , . e o it ' 1 .. ax e do, r ei-oo tgs uo, Todd, Naylor and co-,0 lids du T ass. 41 was right. Another diy was fixed for the massage. 'I lie After a scene of great men - anent, the ease at length tel Tliskett-abt 7i t rustic, Hadfield, Wood and c ' ' u-atit la c hotls, 6c 00 . i-sooooceooooo a s 7 s. Ifeence wvs bought oil the Ist of April; on the 3u he called mineted .by both parties being bound aver tO keep, the peace hoofs, .11. aili e let urst and eu-I leopard ski., said Master-G Die a" .„. ►it ill tith his lirother 'and . 31r. Caraeti. Ile first introit uced his . - Iliinnone , Na h.te, fin Poen() Cabello, with ILO t copper ore s 2 . Bib hyena po--II ilk - , ...s s . a . e.s ss isseri-o --setio.csas a ei. se sa-sa...easa se -se- c ~ loirother to my niece. lie said "There, Sir, is your sister; . , _ ._ . . . Nlvae•pa W ileon, fin Buenos Ayres with 158 i 2 , ,i s tallow, lps.hf 1 p • • til tz &hake banes with her; give her a kiss; take care you (limn Ilocanitea, July ;:9.-'rhe Rochdale flannel ir ket on 'Mon- Order-.> • n '', 3 hr , s ala -tia o . o o i-oseee,-,0,-i-oi-seas ' 4 " se tea _ . .ar a _ . , er-aapps _ in _ ~ settees . ox hides, G F Diekshn and. co ea. do it after; we are hilt uiarried already." 'rreinaine after- day - l • attended y exist. wa,s wee but business was rot so brisk. Acon- --,se 5t 0 ,thd u burgs, J mat .1 Beet-a t do, lb las horse hides, o bus .400 res,-;."- - .-= , --'::-'ee S'•' - i. warde`saie they' had been bathre titre old pars-in, and had only die and low qualities were in fair ueniand, tart - the liner sorts shee p skirls, 11 MilleraaP Die ""«a e; 4.4. tap..l - 4 , ... C. ••• to go before another. 'I he 9th of April was the der fixed upon were rather dull. 'The iiiivers appeared anxious to , purchase at UNI TED SI 4 TES. oc:, czoczozcce,..? 7 .-•• :1 fur the inarriiige. He said he muet haee a tiv e-guinea take. the p ices of last week, but the inanufacturers seemed deter- Indus, Hunter, fen St Jules's, NB, w ith eel pa pine timber, 5% cte .e... = a. "z issi .as. cio - .a -r se -to eeza aa. ..;,•: ei .aa = aa . ••••P 1 neY - er sa WI Ilan after Good Frday. (its the 'i huredaY after mined on a farther advance.- 'l' ne larger manufacturers are•vere deals, L 5 cestaVes, abt 7 fans lathaood, It Scaile-ti nu spars. Order tate Cif Mr. Tucker, the aalicithr, nailed atid sail all fuither cealm • ' busy, 1•ll h ' 1 ' d :an- usv, and a ands are tally emp oye . J -LI Dk • • Sarah Streata, Meant', an Mobile, with 1123 bls cotton, Bolton; - oo tallies mest be t h rough him, and that it was not the inteutiou of l'• W T I the Leeds Cloth-hallscc.=....-:,z.:•=c,:c7 -ii c a 4 i 4:61 HE 'OnLLEN' RA DE..--••• D the de_ curt to marl Miss Eoird. •CI •!.n , day , the •sa:eaatere later than usual, and better pHces wete iu Cumber-IRM, ' Gardiner, fm Baltimore, with 20 bxs 1 tnk merchan- "sr ce, o -roan oieeiai ta co CrYs•enanited ' . -- i sent a' ' .., -. , . . 'heist.' ne smile eases obtained. •On 'I d . 1 ues ay, a.So, the matkets were . as= •ts..a'as - 4 , .. 5 2_.a5e.A ..' been ki•tr very id oa the B,lturday night. The 26,h of lqarch brisk, hat hnsin 'catchy d.kinson arid Frodetaini-a3 t sassafras root, 1 ese hams, W and J Brots r- i, a o sea I - SS was -ore OH' fiJITnCr feints. A cur- o a .72 t s . ~es a a se• a *as the first day fixed tipoo. I oiled on the Ilth and teid hi , .i . ' 1.. and en-16'01,11e menatairelize emits nosin g tin 'ter Belisun and Co- a 'a a .e.: e-- i e a 4 •e• ~.. 1 e , ..4 at menu - tit-tit, tenting from the West of I,ngland. says-" During to Iris chrome ore, Rathttotie Bros arid ea ' ao - las Cotton Vv filie 9- u PG 1 , -i ~ ?, ;:- ~.. H. 5 LA nryllitree leas ready. I tea 'eoirattited an attorney heaire I ta -•-.4 ' ~..4 'A'•.:07::,..,', •••: e List arc mini!hs trade lairs been brisk, mid at present areat Swair.sori-40 Ws do, L Frotishatn-41 hi ' s - do, J 0 Job . aso'n and ' e a u ° _ caned; it was Mr. Eisworthy; he, was a Very tad friend sal' Inane. activity'- - • , - ,4 ,1 z - !t ,, .. -.-- !7., 7 , prevalls; Indeed, at - nn period, perhaps, have the' work- 751115 do, 150 has (Stier bark. 46 t logwood, Na II Gilliat-35 bls do, a a'' ► a e - a' a 0 a" CS . a I was livino at Stoke When my niece came first to Idea with ' • -aea eaea a a.. m inc De. inn. cetiaes he-cu more ' getterAtc ' employed. and some of the la has tobacco, atiagaity - andJerdein-i0 lids do, W and J Browne L e •-3 • • ; 1 ' > .2 'a ~.., a . 3 . a 4.41 She is now - 23 years of age. The first day I saw him Was flu ' ' - •li Ilk • • a. i n , acr - • e• ma eti tacturers 'find . difficulty in !eaMenting their orders in due CO- • El . • (0 00 dad 5e ' sent Mr that letter. I asked trim oli" the done a'. Doti, Laldle, l'in New Orleans, with I.lal Ms cotton, Order-107 bls • a • . aa as the th r ee' a' • ae• • • - ( ,p er • • I?" SS ..., first engagement tins atine by, if he was peeparial to name anal- ' itn, Wain - wile - 11a Shicls tend co-1 Dk a •••• 4 that day. Ile said he'woilld 'du so on 'Thursday, but he ilid lint V * T ' -•- 1 3 '0r.1.10N N oo„,.- he sales at Garntntav's on Thursday and EUROPE a, •- • ' 4 3 fix the day till the tam oain., Santee - . He consulted me 'as to Priilay week, weie both well attended bY hovers, and the wuol, St Nic o lay, Brandt, fin St Peterstureh, with '7lB bars iron, 8 lixs • • • w . 48 4-e• his Wettling suit. I have nut seen Mr. Cardel since in quarnity about 850 lailes, wholly, we be:ieve, 'Australian amid 5 bls hurse tails, •'s9.leals hemp, 1311 deals, 3 fins lathwmal, Roberts, - ' . . I g P Re-examined.-This is tlui letter I had float hint :- 'Van Diemen's land, 'weat..,tr briskly at the prices obtained at Carte abd cua-Q Dis - . ea ' '4 - .°" 3 a . 11. sales or the precaug week. Augusta, Kattelhodt, fin Datizig, 'with - 117.0. plates spelter, 320 p Ft • to ,- "Sunday morning. fir thnber, 533 thale, le fins la thweiod, adOemats, 8 ewart, Bald &: s al it.'E'e msai.a.ga.Wita2r. ses " - My dear Miss B e -Your very (cool) nate Caine to haritron ' LEWES WOOL FA I 11.-'I fair, by which the price of South- ---15.3 deck pi auks, al fins lath:toed, CW Na -, . oat a. -ie tie• tease- i 0 se se iz E ••, Cl.) ,‘. e........,-• ~., -,...-,..,- -, • . ~..- e: ;moo t.. - _-‘o=^‘,l6 It'tiday morning last; but, from our haaing been so 'exceedingiy down stool in the southern pact or the 'kingiitni. is so much re- bgs linseed, asie Mate, Roberts, Carne and eu-4a bus liuen, Collmenn, - - - ;s busy slues that male, have not had time to see you or to Sanswe'r aulatesi. was held at the Star Inn, Lewes, or. I delay last, '26th Lambert and co-B Dle us to , ,-.. a, a s it. have not yet Leen in Cornwall. Ain sorry to say my; parents, ult. It was nunterousty attended by both buyers and sebers. t. Neptunus, Widetrum, fin Christinestad, with 91 c 9 deals, 115 cl 6 ie I t- a. a. ..t.i . de as. OailSis. 47 '' 'Ca ? • (0n...e) my - hest friends, are now 'thy greatest enemies: there foie Sir (3,:0rg., Shilibes, Bart. in the chair, Mr. Eritrean or Gly Bile • ''..'!tel's" aca 1U ends, etals, 1c 24 batten eutat 210 !iris tar, 31 c hand- tc . I LI • at •FtEl : .t-5,-g.r., - ,,?; ..,.. Fi spikes, alit ad c bones J and ii Eornbv ar l • - 1 •le battens,l; • . sea , to -mileos• -o , ana--- - ess: -- 1 tertaiulV think it mast. prudent to postpime thad a y su l fa things . soetl hlaa Woo Fire Solithdown, at 2s per lb. Lind Gaze sold - uvills/i - c deal ends, l'a e hands :I Leigh ( -u-4 L Wear a dilTsrent aspect. In your last you accuse me of being 1 iattne•Saately atteritastele at tire s;' nee pi lee, same •of his wool sea hamispikes, said Itiaa . tet- t se se asi-•-teteiteni. iaa a a o -,' ..--"• - .- - trrx , .......a... 71. - ----- ''''. neglectful; but you know, dear Mary, how tee have . teen situ- ! being crossed with Merino. Matiy lots were afterwards staid at •' - - -.I I.; ,-..: i.., r4- - -..c. ..., c,:i ~....- 5.,,... :-. C.., ..,„, O. - _, ateel this last week-neither one in the shop has even had three.' prices varying Crum Is, tal. to la. 81. A great quantity of wool lali'Oit'll'aU - ,`:2.F.:, =. - ,:i t.t . ?tt.r: -.' t ~• :z.= 9, ,-, .;. .. hours' . test out of the twenty-four. Would call d.,Wn to-dap, but had been so.d soon after shearing at ls. 31. per lb. e . e. . From the 26th July to the Ist August, 1833, inclusive, -i ''' b., •....,... a previous engagement to Horrabli:lge prevents inc, tsneeps it,is V: ott a AND WailLt.ENs.-Exvonts AND Imposts.-'-The-` 0, •.- ~., tt , , C44,eta 4, ~ ~, ~,,, =z , ~ Ca ts... I 11). ,.. 0 4, ''moo ,..„,.,-.8, ny 2 Veasele from Africa, 1 Sierra Leone, 1 Jamaica, I Laeuna, 2 a' cs-a o ...., saw C, 1. e. . late. Will, at all events, see you early in the week. In the ' quantity or sheep 'l . I ' - I • anu ant is noo imported into the United atolaie, 1 Bahia, 1 New - Yee-a, 1 Montreal and Quebec, 3 Saleters- ie ...- i..., es aneiseie.--eein -, e , e ,, eee as ono o eine ote ea 000 a. cis as la ae" a• E. 'teen time accept the kind love of yours, i King.] , in 41,0 In,, the year 153 e a as-28,1 he4l9lL s. Gl thiaquan- i burgh, 1 Bongo, (Finland) 1 Ohristiantadt. Brunswick-house, Thursday evening. "My dear Mary—Ain exceed:rig'y soery I have not been able t,) cal! ha you' before. this; but nothing but so many tirl /icasant circumstances occurring through my family have pre .fetited toe. The reason • I did not come crown last S un da v 4:Vetting, *as the corning; in of a few Unexpected friends. Ail tfttsWer \vial oblige, My dear Mary, yours deviitediv, MT EL S.Tli OM A I 'SI E." the defendant still did not call, ant on Sunday, the 241 h, the tlairitiff received another letter from him. Ile afterwards . called atasaid he had had a letter from his father, and that all Was right. Ano:her day was fixed for the marriage. 'I fie: Ifcenr2e was bought on the Ist of April; on the 3u he called With his brother and Mr. Camel,. lie first introduced his. brother to thy niece. Ile said "There, Sir, is your - sister; shake hauls with her; give her a kiss; take care you don't do it after; we are halt married already." Trerna.te after wards 'said 'they had been b tide one old parsni, and. had only . to go before another. The 9th of.A,pril was the day fixed upon flit the marriage. He said he wrist have a Live-guinea cake. neV - er . saw him after Good Friday. On the . IburAiay after Mr. 'flicker, the s,licitor t called arid said all further chtioneni catiOn must be through him, and that it was not the intention of the de:end:int to marl :v Iliss Mird. Cross-eXamited.—Tremeine sent a mes§a„kre to say he hail been taken very i,t on the Saturday night. 'The 2,kh of March *as the first day fixed Upon. I ceaed on the 24th and told taint ufy:ttieee was ready. I had 'emisuited an attorney 'before called; it was Mr. klisworthy; was a Very oal friendlif mine. I was living at Stoke when my niece came first to ;iv,: with me. She is new '23 years of age. The first day I saw him 'was the. day lie sent Mr that letter. I asked him en the Mon Lay, as the first engagethent was gone by, if he was prepared to name ano-. titer day. He said hew - mild do so on Thursday, but he (Al not fix the day till the foiloWing Sun lay. He consulted me 'as to his Wedding. suit. I have not seen Mr. Carded since.• Re-examined.—This is the letter I had flout him : " Sunday morning. " My dear Miss B.,—Your very (cool) note came to haiil on Friday morning - last; but, from our having been so exceedingly busy since that time, have not had time to see you or to 'answer it. Have not yet been in Cornwall. Am sorry to say my parents, (on,:e) my best friends, are now my greatest enemies: therefore I tertaiett think it twist prudent to postpone the-day untii things wear a di - ff.:lent aspect. In your last you accuse rue of being neglectful; but you know, dear Mary, how We haveteen situ ated this last week—neither one in the shop has even had three. hours' test out of the twenty-four. Would edit d.,wn to=day, hitt a previous engagement to Horrabtidge prevents me, exce-pi itas late. Will, at all events, see you early in the week. In the Lean time accept the kind love of yours, "S. S. TREM.A.INE." Peter Warren, husband of last witness.—Tremaine came to ine On Sunday, the` lath of March. I retired into another with him. Ile talked of his marriage. I told him he was in too great a hurry. He sail he had known her a long tittle, and had male up his mind sonic time. I told hint she had a father arid mother who had conducted theniselve - s very badly. He said he knew no one but Miss-Bond, and was not going to Marry all the f ami ly. H e s t a t ed th a t hi s f a th er h a d given hin t 11,74), the. he had borrowed £593 more of him, and that he would sue him if he married without his consent. This was ayt;rfte disappointed her. "He hoped I would not considerhiin di'shouourahie. On the 17th he purchased a, license. On the 2d 'ol'April I received a note from the defendant and went to his hath , e. ;Defendant said his father was quile agreeable to the thartiag,e, and be wouel fix next Tuesday (the 91h of Ay:it). Mr. Ca - rdeli called in the evening. He was there on firma Fri day. On' Easter Sunday I went to see him in consequence of a message. I expected to have found him ill in bed. I found liitn sating in the parlour, and several young Men, taking Wine and grog. He appeared rather confused, and asked me to go into another room. He told me he ought not to have - left his but that his.friends had forced him to get up. He did not sqlpeat ill. I never saw him afterwards. I called on the 'Mon day. The servant first said he was ill in bed, but - on my say ing I would remain. she said he was up and gone out. 11e keg is a' Very large shop at Plymouth. Cross-examined.—l accompanied him to purchase thedieence at lii(request. He-gave me the licence as soon as be had read it. • Cole 'Evans.—l was in partnership with Mr. Hicks. Miss tirincl Was in our establishment. She left in consequence .of ill health. From the appearance I should consider Tremaine and Richards were doing a great deal of business. rhis Was the plaintiff's case. `Mr. Sergeant )Art DE then addressed the jury at considerable Thli , zth for the defendant, and the judge having stunnied up, a verdict was returned for the plaintiff—Damages two hundred pounds. ForaLioN Woof..—The sales at' Ciarrawav's on Thursday and Friday Week, vreie both well attended by buyers, and the wool, in qu:inWy iamut 830 bides, wholly-, we beieye, 'Australian ;rod Van Dieman's sand, wel.t. 0W briskly at the prices dawned at roc sales of the prececlug week. LEWES Wool. EA n.—This Mk by which the price of South down wool in the southern part of the 'kingticei is so much re 'gulatei. was held at the Star Inn, Lewes, on Friday last, '26th ult. It was numerously attended by both buyers and sehers. 'Sir G.!otg2Shitlni.,c, Bart. in the chair, Mr. - .Litman of (4:pule . so 4 kffitilOt - pore Soutinlown, at 2s per lb. 'And Gage sold ianne,pately allerWi;rds at the - same pike, some' of his wool being crossed with Merino. Many lots were afterwards sold at prices varying from Is. 'rid. to Is. St .A great quantity of wool had been sold soon after shearing at Is. 3d. per lb. WOO ATCD WtioILLETS S.—Ex PORTS AND INIPOnTs.--The :quan:ity of sheep and lambs' wool imported into the United in during the year 153 i n as 28,1h:44191E5. t his qua n tity 19,84225 bs. ruble from G.rtn:,n v. 2,026,6A11r5. fi oin Spain. t 1,425,657 : 1b5. fur.i New South ics. '1 he - quantity retain ed for 'mote Consumption was 2,7,0.;6.1 - )01h5.., that re-exported 555,011114., and ttprermia:ikift! warehoused under bond on the •sth of Jaw' iry, 1313, 3,165,i;511b5. During the year 1832, the expoitation orßritish sheep and lambs' Wool 'was 4,199;K:5,115.; of this quantity 3,41r,9631b5. were sent to the Netherlands.— The wooden yarn e poi ted durinT the same year was 2,207,461 lbs., of which 1,1 . 4.8,19J1b5. went to .Germany. The declared value of the British woollen manufactures exported from the United Kingdom fur the year 1532, was i.:5,244.4.78 10s. dud., of which Germany took to the amount of £816,718 125.; tho Ne therlands, 1.:,.99,9itr. 2s. 6:1.; East Indies and China, i:696,0i3 Bs. . 4.1.• British North American colonies, £362,436 9s. ; United States of America, £1,42,0,6-12 IBs. ; Fiance, £42,186 12s. A rr7bls boxes, —, cases, —, casks, ---- . There was a considerable Ithetuation in the Cotton market durin the past month. For the first day or two the demand was very limit ed, and prices declined-td. to id. clrlb ; hut it afterwards became very animated, and prices continued to auvaneo, until within the last few days, when speculative buying having nearly ceased, the trade have since been ahle to purchase at rather lower terms fir Upland and New Orleans, Whilst Brazil and '& , a Island have been Sold at Id. to td. lb advance on our last week's prices. Our present quotations are lid. IV lb higher in Brazil, i ld. in E4Tptian, and lid. in American and I.4st, India than on the Ist nltimO. The total sales of the month were 151,000 bags, of which 73,000 American. 7,600 Brazil, and 4,590 East India: Were on speimlation besides which, 500 American, 300 Brazil, and 20u East India, were forwarded into the country unsold. Aslies Bark Oak Pt-tuvian .Berries Borax Btlmstone. Cassia Li -cum Caster Clert-rseed Cochineal Coma Coe B. 14 Foreign Leawood Fustic Isiwaralua. Woo: BarkvoOd Cam wood Flax FlaKseed Flour Galls Ginger Gum lle•mp - - s. rori, tons, --- sc , rons, 1•7i1 -- C'l, --• • • • ton.. •-• —, casks, .1 • -. '•:;, Lr., 6, . tot's, 193 'Ol - 13; 6 tons, --- tcrs, --- tons, 67 . ital s, 92 'ton 3 —, qrs. —, bags --- .... 'I:. 1. sacks, —, , rarels, —, bags, lts, bundiet:, 236. ton, 1 PIiENI - lUMS OP INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S, b'ciday, .dugust 2, 1833. LONDON AND TAVIMPOOL I. OUTWARD. 110 MR. TO ' • ----.----- - rnaica Before Ist August sosOde Os. Od. eward islands and Settlements .... 25 0— 0 0 Befure ISt August 25 0— 0 0 Induras 495. Od. e 50s. Od. Before Ist Aug. 50 0— GO 0 aerican States nalta 25. 0— 30 0 30 0— 0 0 wfoundland eeniand, Out and Hbine azils ver Plate • 30 0— 35 0 35 0— 40 0 st India (Company.'s `iii , .., ' Out and HOm.. .£o 0 0 r , orGond lope • . 35. 0— '0 0 35 0— 0 0 ri.l ' 30 0— 40 0 4 i 8 guineas. ittlt PiSin;ry, Ot.kt and Home l2 guineas. braltar j 20 0— , 0- 0 20 0— 0 0 da. r . a 2O 0— 25 - 0 25 0— 30 0 0 t 1, Sicily, .ke lyral n,t,mtinopie, Sildni•:, ifleint ~ , o-cr:l lairs, Cate Vs_.r,i, -' ; ';.--- 30 0 1 33 0— 0 0 SUFFOLK ANNUAL WOOL' FAIR.—The first meeting of the buyers and sellers of woolin this county was held on Friday week at the Great White Horse, Ipswich. The attendance was not so numerons as had been expected, the greater - part of the wool growers having disposed of their article some provions:y to the fair; they will regret their premature haste Wh en th e y see the greatly advanced prices no-vgiven. Between sixty and seventy gentlemen attended, the Earl of Stradbroke, chairman. The Earl of Stradbroke offered his wool to Mr. Revans at 395. the hid. - Mr. herans - said he tei.red his lordship had asked too large a price, higher than could he obtained in the Manufaetur lug-districts. '!'he advance now was thirty or forty per cent. upon the prices obtained at. Christmas ; tie thought it hardly possii)le that the price of wool•could continue much longer as it was, without checking the market, and interfering With the trade of the manufacturer, but he would make his lordship an oiler of 38s. The noble lord said the difference was so-small he' would readily accept it. Mr. Arcedeckne said it was his inten tion to offer his wool to Mr. Burch from two hundred hoggetts at . 52,!, the tad. and from four htmEirc•! cues at 425. the rod.-- Mr. Butch said Mr. Arced-ckne bet lixe,t his pace ratfier ki,iter than he had an!ici d ated; but he would give him's2s.'fOr Jamaica Before Ist August • Leeward Islands and Settlements . Befure ISt August llonduras 40s. Od. e 50s. Od.:Before let Aug. .kinerican States Canalta 25. 0— 30 0 Vewrouncilind Greenland, Out and Hbine Brazils River Plate • 30 0— 35 0 east India (Company.'s Sli r-, ' Out and Min,. ..CG 0 0 Cap. , orGond Hope Ifriea :tittlt PiSln;ry, Out tint! Nome.... 12 v.nineas. 6i brat tar.... 20 0— ,O. 0 "II ill ra - ... 20 0— 35 - 0 kI al ti, Sicily, &c .. ' .20 0— I.s. 0 4 , nyraa ' 1. ,;') 0— 0 0 `on;tvitinople, Sildnir'a ,7, I .. .0 , 7 --•-• 0 '0 Al ifleira .: I:, ;. 0 0 ViA.W•c r:I Isles, Cate VJt'ils• ~ :21 0— 30 0 r.,ldiz - 23 0 , Li:010'1i .. 1-i 0-- 20 '0 (),:mrto • ... :15 0— 21 0 ' ,- ant, ri.,11,,i.id - 7 f;-- 10 0 hla ,I , er : 1 1. Ilrep.le.i, &e. .. . 7 0— 10 0 lolto+-;thin - -:tnek},l7l - . 10 (1— o'o 4t. I' Y eriTrOinr;' , , 111:1, F-'7., 10 0— 0 I) llide;, Cow and Ox I hdigo Lemon Juice Madders lcladder Boots Perosses I;ales, tans, - eagks, 11:iojeet. o:ivi. Oil Patin Oil Fi oil.. ........ , Pim - Onto, W.l .,. ___., i ~, -.- lia,!s 253 It ke • , •-- i 1 -, ,—, ;,. 1:-Iio.„, , s, ...,-- `Rum ', r:: —, Mut , . L , , 10'4,, 2;1 grat'pe , tre '1, , J.:4N, P.(`ll La.,. ,-11; ,J,., -...,.._ St.gar, P.P. Mids. 313, V, s. i'.. ! FLT`. 1, 0 ,,, ___, bri,, I Pp -vi; (..:,5, s, , 75, Ic.s. —, 1.1.1-,, IY,iitiPa 1'i., , ,%-iy.:l ........ ....I ). (.... --, :.1' - r -,, ---- 'lll,. ----L. , - F...,-1 - 1i.,1;a ' ' ' —. ' ', , ---. 11 1 1..1,., -. Mauritius -- • hotzgits, atot , Ws. for his es. Mr. Aict tietittle 'Acceted ' the Offer. Mr. Muse cy offered - his wool at 52a. the 11,7 ? t , e, s , LEE PS COL; PO , ll, T!ON,—At a Court of Mayor. Aldermen, and and 4(IA-. the owcs. NI I. t..evans accepted the 'Mr. i,d .Assistitts of the 130to-iigh of Lee k, lied at he• Court• house nu dierion, ofTeted his-w; ot Istm:h at 11Fs. the hi g- SAturd v last, .Grittth Iright, Ear}., en , l Richard Brim ey, and 36,-. the circa. Mr. Porch tiec.intql, elueted altie!men of this I,ot ough, the to' nit..t. in tilao testi. which Mr. IL ctet.ioed. Mr. White Ix hivi of..tohiti Gott,ll-q., who to ak,d vai , l the efts- no to of his own, lint he appe.ite I as the 111,ti.ute tparmy time. ;.nd !,f• tt l l3 , l"Valtiti , i." 1” : „cittletnisn. He hegKe t Ito offer Mr. ShatTe's wnol, th(' (AEC(' Mitt 1 - ottif hi.,..5e.1 au.; ,alva . ...tage at the ewes .at 325. Thor lime of 'Me pore to the. toWu 1 ., 4 the ...pare of thi rt,:t the r-!.:tite Nt)rt'ufk hreel. twrg.!),,;tkeei. 24 • offor. Sir Win. - Slid- Gplirt, s ' Mr. Th4 , ll).ts ir. '.r. - e ,was F titi tit --5445. hinziilis. and P 9.. Mr. Elk ,- .lftv d ii r. ri.,ht- *r, of 1;; ; ) ke, GereLi his ' , Novi .a.trd 11(1: 0- 20 0 0- 20 0 T. 0 6-- 1.1 0 6-- 10 0 6- 1 0- 0 0 0- 0 0 Straw Ta Tartar Tar tt ." Witt at . . ea ilts US, tens, Iris, 214 ......hoses, —, tees, hhtis,. fits, 171.3 tons, --- c.es, .bags bush,l3 10892, mluots, £,OO -BULLION, LONDON, At.,(a.,sl. /. FRR OA. £. s. (1. Portugal ao (111. (I,in o 0 o For,i , ru (1 , ,10 in Bars New MOldons New Dollars Silver Bars, Standard • U U 0 LivEarocii PRICES C.T. I:rida, £ad £ s ANNATTO, V tb. Flag AIUIOLS, per cwt. White. 2 0 0 - 2 14 0 1 15 0- 2 8 0 ASIIES, per cwt. POT, U. States' Canada,.. PEARL, U. States' Canada BARILLA, per lun Alicant BERRIES, , Itt cwt Turkey, Yellow 1 10 0— 2 0 0 Persian. 4 5 0. 6 10 0 BRIMSTONE, , ty ton. Sicily, &c... l2 0 0 —l2 10 0 Tuscan CLOVER. SEED, 4y cwt. American 2 10 0— 3 0 0 1 7 0 - 1 8 0 ▪ 1 3 0 - 1 5 6 1 6 0- 1 7 0 • 1 6 0- 1 6 6 0 0 0-0 0 0 Dutch red.. .. 2 10 0— 3 0 0 French & German white 2 15 0— 3 5 0 COCHINEAL, cr . th, in bond _ _ _ Silver Black 0 8 9 0 9 6 COCOA, 41 , cwt. in bond. Brazil Trinidad Caraccas COFFEE, V cwt. in bond, Jamaica, ordinary Good and fine ord Mid. and good mid Fine mid, and fine Dutch, &c Ordinary Good and fine ord Middlin Fine mid. and fine Havana St. Domingo Brazil and Laguira. Mocha COTTON, 4' lb Sea Island Georgia 0 1 21— 0 2 6 Stained do 0 0 10 0 1 2 Upland, do.. . . - 0 1 0 Alabama 0 0 9f— 0 0 Int Mobile 0 0 91— 0 0 111 New Orleans 0 0 92 0 1 Of Pernambucco. 0 1 01— 0 1 14 Aricati & Ceara 0 0 111— 0 1 01 Bahia & Maranham 0 0 111— 0 1 CI Sawginned ditto 0 0 I 0 0 111 . 1 2 0 - . 215 0 - . 0 0 0- 1 5 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 3 18 0 - 4 16 0 417 0 - 5 2 0 5 4 0 - 5 16 9 5 18 0 - 6 5 0 312 0- 4 8 0 . 412 0- 4 16 0 . 418 0- 5 6 0 . 5 2 0- 5 5 0 . 218 0- 3 3 0 ▪ 218 0- 3 1 0 • 2 16 0- 3 4 0 4 2 - 4 10 0 Mina 0 0 0 - - Para 0 0 10f — m Deerara & Berbice _ 0 0 0 o 0 11 0 1 1 Barbadoes 0 0 10 Common West India 0 0 91— Bahama 0 0 10i— Carthagena 0 0 81,- Smyrna B Ayptian . 0 1 Of- r Surat and Madras 0 0 71— Bengal 0 0 61— DYEWOODS, WW' ton. Loowoon, Jamaica. 6 0 0— 6 6 0 St. Dom. St Honduras 6 6 0— 6 12 6 Campeachy. 7 10 0— 8 0 0 FUSTID, Jamaica 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Coln Spanish.. C imwoon l7 0 0 —2l 0 0 BARWOOD, Angola 9 10 0 —lO 0 0 Gahoon Ntc %It %OVA Woon. Solid tzar(' Routh Small FLAY 0 ton o 0 104 0 0 101 O 1 of o o o 0 9 0 1 2 O 0 8g 0 0 7 19 0 0 -20 0 0 14 0 0 -15 0 0 14 0 0 -13 0 0 Petershurgh, 12-head 40 0 0 Dutch 46 0 0 Riga, P. T. II GINGER, 4t , cvl., in bond Jamaica, ... Barbadoes.. East India... HEMP, 44 , ton. Riga Rhine. 26 10 0 —.27 0 0 Petersburgh, clean 23 0 0— 0 0 0 HIDES, 4V lb. West India, dry 0 0 51— Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 7 Salted 0 0 41 — Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 54 North America, salted 0 0 48 East India 0 0 6 Horse, cw hide 0 6 6 INDIGO, 44 , lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 7 9 0 8 6 Blue andFineViolet 0 7 6 0 8 0 Ordin. & Mid 0 5 9 0 6 9 Violet 8z Copper 0 5 6 0 6 9 Copper 0 6 6 0 6 9 Ordinary..... ... . 0 5 6 0 6 3 Caraccas, Floras duty pd. 0 6 8— 0 7 3 Sabres 0 6 0— 0 6 6 Cortes 0 4 6 0 5 6 Guatimah 0 4 6 0 7 3 MADDER ag cwt. Crops 0 mbros 3 2 0 3 12 0 Gamenes. Mulls 0 15 0 1 10 0 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Smyrna French MUNJEET, 4to cwt. East India, in bond llB 0 2 0 0 MOLASSES, 4? cwt. West India, B. P 1 3 6 1 7 0 OILS, 41 , 252 gals. Cod Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks.) 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Linseed, V' gallon, o. tn 0 2 4 0 2 4. Rape, pale 0 2 6 0 2 7 Olive, 46# 252 gals.. Gallipoli.... Sicily, &c... Palm, 41t' t0n.... PEPPER, 4f* lb. Black, in bond 0 0 38— 0 0 4 White 0 0 51— 0 0 PIMENTO, tri lb in bond. 0 0 44 0 0 5 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York 0 7 6 0 8 6 Philadelphia RICE, tr cwt. in bond. Carolina East Indi t SALTPETRE, Iff cwt 1 5 6 2 2 0 SUMAC, tr cud 0 7 0— 0 12 6 SPIRITS, 41" imp. gal. bond BRANDY, Cognac. GENEVA Rum, .Tam. low. 0. P 1() to 11 12 tol6 0 2 3 0 2 7 18 to 20 0 0 0 0 0 Stronger Choice • Leeward, common.. Stronger 0 2 8— 0 3 3 SUGAR, tfi cwt. MuscovAno, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 11 0 2 13 0 Middling 2 13 6 2 15 6 Good do. to bright.— 2 16 0 2 18 0 Fine to very fine 219 0 3 2 0 Havana, in bond. Brown 1 1 0— 1 2 0 Yellow 1 3 0— 1 5 0 White 1 6 0 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 0 0 Yellow 1 1 0— 1 3 0 White 1 4 0— 1 5 0 East India, in bond, Brown... Yellow.. White TALLOW, ar Petersburgh, Y. C 2 8 3 2 8 6 Soap 0 0 0 0 0 0 TAR, Amer. 44'' br1.... Stockholm 0 13 6 0 14 0 Archangel 0 13 6 0 14 0 TOBACCO, Ih. bond. York and James' River. Low and Inferior 0 (I 21— 0 0 2i Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31— 0 0 4, Fair to Fine 0 P 5-0 0 Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 0 Kentucky and Rappa 22 - hannock, Leaf...... 0 03 0 0 •t Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 51 Maryland... r , nidian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 () 11 4 a TTIN 11, ppr WAX, BEES, 41 1 cwt. in bond. African American 0 0 0 -• , 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 - 3 13 0 1 6 0 9 12 0 -4 3 0 -116 6 0 0 6 0 0 11 0 0 51 -0 0 6 r- 0 0 0 -0 0 7 - 0 8 6 218 6 - 2 19 0 214 0 - 2 17 0 55 0 0 -56 0 0 50 0 0-51 0 0 . 31 10 0 -32 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 ..... 216 0-3 3 0 ENGLISH STOCKS, AUGUST 2. Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent . 208 3 per Cent. Red. Arms £1009.. 894 1 1 Ditto 3 p_er Cent. Consols Anns 1000.. b 8 9 84 , 9 Ditto 34 per Cent. Ar.ns. (1818)... lOOO.. 581 4 Ditto 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Nothing done. 34 per Cent. Reduced Anns 1000.. 914 4 Ditto .. 500.. 9' 1 4 I New 31 per Cent. Anns 1000.. wii 6 6 5 4 Ditto 4 per Cent. Anns. (1826; 1000.. 10b4 4 4 Ditto New 5 per Cent Long Arms., exp. Jan. 5, 1880. Annuities fur 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10,1859 Ditto „ Jan. .. 5, . 1850 Ditto 59 Of .7 Jan. 5, 1880 . Nothing, done. India Stock, div. 104 per Cent. South S-a Stock, div. 34 per Cent Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent BB Ditto New A muities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. 3 per Cent. Annuities, '1751) 874 India Bonds, 21 per Cent. Bank Stock for Account, July 24, 3 per Cent. Consols for Opening, July 24 India Stock fur Account. July EXCIIE:VER BILLS. • £l,OOO 500.. .. . 55s 56s pm. 55s sis pm. A drertistPd . Commercial Nnti , in'done. Nothinzdone. FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, AUGUST 2. Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Cu., la; r Ster. Betdan Bands, 3 per Cent 911 3 5 Brazilian Bonds Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct , May 31 Columbian Bonds, (1824)6 per Cent., for the Acct. May 31 Danish Bonds, (1825, 3 per Cent Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the Acct., May 31 Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent 3Bl Mexican Bonds, (1835) 6 per Cent., for the Acct , May 31 Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent, Portuvese Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto Ite , tenev Scrip, 3 per Cent Russian Bonris, '18.32) 5 per Cent., £ St Ditto, for t t ie Acct., May 31 'Ditto Metallic, ex per ill., 3s. Id Saanish Bonds. 5 poi. Cent Ditto, for the Acct., 'May 31 Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the Acct., May 31 French Rentes, 5 per Cent Ditto, Exchanr ' French nen tes, 3 per Cent Ditto, Extihan , te Dute11,.24. Pe r Cent., exchanle 12 gu11.... ditto, for the vet., May 31 Dutch. 5 rr Cent Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 701 . 13; 13 / 11 - Pa 14 p m . 103 .... 100 I 77r. :51c,. 27) , . Sue. -IJI 111 1 •.. ...... 1 I 8 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. LONDON, AuGus'i 2. Amster lam c f 13 31 1111`;oa ';3l Di ,t sight RiAt'rlani Antwerp Ilanyhur;ll Mcs. Bco l3 131 I. , •41p.rn Altona P iris three dt, s' si,. , ,ht :-: :2') 7') V , 'n'ee ( per ii Abs. Liv.,... 41 15 9") Blinn II Naal , s . , l'al"rmo 7 o.:-...11a4 Lisbon 0 lorto Rh) de Janeiro 3ll Bei ia • ' Dublin 21 days' sight lf Curl do. 4 800 rloaux do Prank fort on N. Main .I), , terairur4 - 41 , rouble 11,Ha cur. doll. Vi,nro, la' 2m. .110. 10 4 Trieste, dltto Madrid CA4I3 P-111/T. Augast 2, 1833. DUTIES I-le. 4 , Cwt. Gd 4' cwt. Amer. Gs. ctrt. Brit. Plant. free. 2s iy cad. as. eon. 6ri V lb F0r.61. f lb B. P. 2d. Y6dd. Air 115 Is. 3d. 1 From R. P. 3.c. yother parts 4s. N. 4, ion. j.. 55. 47 ton. Id. cut. I ls. 6(1. per mt. W. per cwt. B. P. dry ?s. 4(1., tre . l le. 211. For. dry 4.v. 8(1. reel 2s. 4d. 4:r cwt. }34. Of lb (4t/. tr tb 6, 5 .. f cwt. 5 I s . 6 tt . 4ix curt. 1-Is. 642. tr cwt. _9, 4f cwt. } Is. 4, 9s. 3 4r 252 galls. —2s. 6d. 4p' cwt. Is. per lb. 3d. 4P lb. 1-8(1. V cwt. -15 s. clf'' Cwt. — l s. 4r cwt. —6d. 4V cwt. —ls. 4, cwt. 1225. 6d. clp gall. 4ff Gallon. 1 cu•t. i 63,. 4,, cut, i 325. 4)' cwt. i3s. 2d. cly cwt. 15s. ae 12 barrels , 'V lb- LI.. 94. 4P —4s. 44. 4p rwt. —.CI Ox. 4 it aa 1--X2 ,3 4 9 . ctrl. —X3 4f en't A uGutT, iNSS. . .. •. : LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE,• ',Tett st fl• -• 4., l ittAdf. The demand as suspended for almost every ah,l4e hr. .fri , : nl 7 b e n.r• and the quotations of prices are in a great rnettsure nom ... 4 , 0 40 ther reduction is ex pected, the weather continutng a - possible for the crops. , 0 WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d MALT. firrp.raea• • 6 I 4 7 48 0 Irish red (old; 5 0' 6 9 English ...... ...• 5° " I Do. red 1832. 6 9.. 7 6 Iritib. ........... 45 0 - 41 0 Do. white 1834 7 0 .. 7 9 BEANS, English .. • 3 „, 7 i g -• 5,) 1) , Canada (old) 0 0 .. 0 0 Irish... • • • :)'-' "- el ' Do. 1832 35 .0 0 . 0 7 11 .. 9 0 . Fo'retp . - Dantzie 0 0.. 0 o PEASE, Whit 6 .• • • Stettin B:Wismar 0 0.. 0 0 FLOUR, per 280 110 n 44 4 Odessa (soft ) .— 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, (new) ..... 42 w.• • i i 4 Russian 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian free brl 33 o ..1 Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 American, ditto.. 34 6° "II I) OATS, per 45 lbs.. Do. (in bond) 15 ' , Irish (old) 2 5.. 2 6 OATM EA L 2401154. • di ' Do. (1832; 2 7.. 2 8 Irish, (01d)...... " ° ••. 0$ 9 Foreign (in bond) 00.. 0 0 Do. (1832)...... 22 6 BARLEY, imp. Inca. Rica, (in bond) 11 6 N D .. English Irish, 601 b 3 6.. 4 0 East fuel t ...... 12 ,•, 0 tO Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 FLAX SEED, 1111 d.. 6_ '.,.. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AOscs't 2. 0 Wht. 1 Brly. 1 Oats. I RP'. d. 9 . A I "S. I red. AVERAGE s. d. I s. il. s. d. Is. d. ,!,' 1 40 Of the week ' . .58 4 25 11 19 21 32 7 1. I Si ; Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 51 6260 1 19 11 31 9 ( 3} 3li '' Duty on Foreign . . . . 32 8 22 10 118 3I 22 9 I Wheat, sad The alterations in the Duties this week are ls. less au Is. 6d. less on Barley, Beans, and Peas. . w eelg , We have again been largely supplied with English Wheat ti ? ls a rtici r and, with a continuance of fine weather, our'prices for th , - 4 (1 (or keep receding. —Oats are In moderate supply....-The dealm, et' . Wheat this morning was limited, and a further decline of is • 7,., sag' qr. from the terms of Monday took place on all qualities Olt ( he re were elfected.—Barley was also very dull sale, but not lower:00TO was a little inquiry for Oats this morning, and in some de 10 more money Wag made than on Monday ; altogether, this , rather brisker than of late. No other alteration. ......4:04. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET r, Accts 1,(1, There his been a g.ood demand for prime Butters, at a trnti 4 ; vance, and inferior Butters have bee n more in request; at M , 1 0 00,' on Saturday, the inquiry was very gener a l f o r both dose r i t ,Of full prices. Bacon and Hams were r e ady sale. Beef al:141gal In other articles no alteration. BUTTER.—Belfast (new') Banbrid.v 7O Colerain.... Sligo 7l Derry 74 Waterford (new; 65 Limerick (new; 7O Cork (new)... Pickled 2415, (Cork; Dry 3415, (Cork) Newry Dundalk 7O Carlow BElM—Prime Mess • 93 PORK Do, Aoo.' Dar linms 5O WET Do LARD.--rirkin 42 Bladdered .. 50 s. 6. 78 u r r r 72 0 74 0 72 0 75 0 75 0 71 0 72 0 72 0 V! 0 70 0 71 0 76 0 ,;erte 110 0 per;,,:yrcl, 64 0 rut' 'l,,are 84 .0 per l of t 37 0 54 0 0 0 'P.' ,LAUCAri 4.. August a. puTiO WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND A 7 LI V EZPO, s. d. Z. s. d. TIMIIETt, kr cubic foot, Ra Dan ig tzig 6 0 2 0 0 - 2 1 Memel 0 2 0 0 2 1 American Pine Do. Quebec 0 1 5# 0 1 6 Red Pine 0 1 8 02, 0 Quebec Oak Birch PLANKS, 4 foot of 2 inch. Dantzig Deck American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 0 DEALS, , te• standard hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 0 0 14 10 0 Memel Red l6 0 n 16 10 0 Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 1.5 0 0 d 103. 1 ° " 0 , 4,10a 4 °19.1 £44 4 , 120. Jit ss. et' • 1 1. e PRICES OF SHARES, Liverpool Coal Gas LivEttrooL, -lugust 5. "„iti t . ,C 470 i' ~ Liverpool Oil Gas Liverpool and Harrington Water Works. . . , 00 ~ Bootle ditto Exchange Bnildirws lOO Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £2lO Ditto Old Quarters . . 25 53 A Ditto New Quarters . 25 . N A .' Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . . 100 .. 8 5 Ditto Warrington and Newton ditto . . 10f1 100 ftj er Kenyon and Leigh ditto . . . . 109 116 Wigan Branch ditto . . . . 100 ~ 80 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 9 5 0 Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 .. 10 Stockton and Darlington ditto . . . 100 .. 2 9 ' 4 let o ' Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail -15 5 ' 3 23 .. way and Canal fi Leeds and Selby R a il wa y . . 25 s •••• 013 0, Grand Junction ditto London and Birmingham Bank of Liverpool .. 13 ' 7 p Bank of Manchester . . . . . .. Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 10 .. fi Commercial Bank of Liverpool . 10 11 1 5 .• Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 32 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks 10 4. 16 15e London - and Greenwich Railway . 1 1 1,1. 6 INTP. DAWSON, ghlre. . . LIVERPOOL IVIRMARY, AuGusi 1 ' DI,iCIIAIIGED. ADM ITTSO• , 1 n.patients cured . . . . 28 I In-patients . . • • , , .telleved and at own request . 4 Out-patients . •„ • • • , .4 Made Out-patients . . , . 4 Casual during:s' I. ...r. ' • • Irregular Dead Consulting Physician and •Surzeon, Dr. Renwick and liTr' 00 . Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth and Mr. Pa a4l House Visitors, Mr. Warty and Mr. Lawrence. ,i, Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. viir ,e 4 , Number of new patients en t ere d on th e bo o ks of the „ f t., during the last week ,-- S u nlb. 2‘ r '2B Received advice and medicine at the institution, .208 - 17 Visited at their own houses and supplied With 16 4 medicine be ...,,, 7 ...... Total at each Dispensary 2BO Pi vs•rtons. , 011,'., Nort'l.—Mr. Bryans, Ttlr. T. i Kave and Mr. W. Nj3 0' SOUV,.—Lev. .1. H. Thom, M r . Jordan, i Mr. W. M. Du - Mr. James Lawrence. LIVERPUUL DISPENSA.IUkS. I.I'YE INSTI ruTIGN, .11" o. 30, B unett-street. VP° 1 Attendance on Tuesdays, Th u r s d a y s , and Saturdays, ~,t Patients admitted since the openin; of the InstitutiO' 00 July, 1820, till Ist J anuar y, 1833, ............... •'''' ~ Patients. admitted January, 1833, ............... ••• • ' 4ri Do. February, ..... : .......... .• • ' 01 Du. March, .................... ••• • '. • i/ Do. April Do. Mar .......................... • • ••• t d . Da. JUriV ....................... •'.:: 4 _ Do. July f& j, Medical Oarrs, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Braeltenbury: No. 3, Jon lieges, ls 6, at "I a. m. -1214, Ellen Berman, B B, at '5 p. M. Passed Point Lynas, inward bound -- No. 714, Thomas Nailor, B B, at 8 a. M. LIVF,IiPOOL TIDE TABLE• is e Dr, ys. Jim. Erie. I LB. I Fotira• - ' U. )1. 11. 51. P. 1. Tuesday .... 6 213 230 14 6 ' Transfi z uratiO' ~..,,f Wednesd ty.. 7 2.19 3 8 13 10 ' Name of Jesq:il. 4 7/, Thursday .. 8 830 352 13 0 Last Qaart el' il;V" Friday, . 9 417 445 12 3 Al ar sset 6ll- fri Saturd:o. lo .. 519 554 11 9 St. Ltwrenc r '' a fter i SUNDAY ...11 635 714 11 10 10th SundaY M0nday,....12 750 825 12 8 ..il of I\IARII.I ED. II Il alr~r On Saturday the 27th ult., rt at Manchester, Mr. la ' t' tp town, to Mrs. Scott, of the former place, daughter of fl:oe ) Simpson, rector of It u d se ll s , Yorksliire. erri ) oo be On Sunday the 28th ult. at St.Daviu's Church, havin7, 4 ,oo lT); 4 married at the Catholic Chapel, Seel-street, 7 11 r. S. C. „Ociio l tO Miss C. Turberville. r" • Itie b I On Monday the 29th ult., at St. Nicholas' Church . • t e st 111 son. Esq., to Miss Eliza Oates, fifth daughter of the I- Oates, ship-builder. tie $ 1 " 1, ,r On Tuesday the 30th ult., at the-Catholic Char_ h. „t" - Rev. It. Abram, and afterwards at un u ' e :kn.te h te , llorne, to Miss Teresa Dobson, of Broadwood-bo n '''',' On Thursday the Ist instant, at Sheffield Chure“.of tIO 0 1,.4 1 Goodwin, ung est M. A., P. daughter Cornthwaite, Esq us, .. merehoo t l Emma, yo of Mr. Balla. be Shefli c t i s -1% la , t ei 'Same day, at - Froine Selwood, by the Rev. F•rai;; .l ily the Rev. Cyrus Morrall, A.M., of this town, to - 0 `„, 1 ". - -tot tl daughter 'of the late Rev. Francis 13lackhurne , .0° super-mare, Somerset, and of 'Ruskelf, Yorkshilty• al DIED. ot,! )1 1. • 4 In March last, atßonny, on board the Chariott e ' ,te surgeon, late of this town, aged 23. ps. a,oreca 0 1 i A. few. .days ay, at Boultigne, near St. Gallo a f 0 ,, 1 4 , years, M. Peres, of the Haute Garonne, formeri; D d t" 4 :10 1 ,00 Constituent Assembly, the National Convention. .",.Cfo-'440 Five Hundred. At the trial of Louis XVI. jr, who proposed imprisonment or banishment. f voted before him called for death. ° On Molidav the 22d ult., in the 33d, year . of he r it !, f t fin. late Mr, 'William Smith, of Hale Wood. 1 /101 0-1 On Vie '23th ult.,. aged 7 months, Thonias Thomas Griffith, printer, tlrester. Vet' Oa the 28th Ult., at his house .in St. James' s i,,otUe 130 4 ' 6.lth year, Lieut.., Col. the-Hon. • Robert' Cli ve . Hon. the Earl of ilowys. 11r Sa fi 're' Ivor On Tuselay the 30Va tilt., _of fuioplexy. a s tir (sl-' wt.. eV? , It tvaelu.r, M 3 Ali , -stris.t, form( rly of C',l - Ansl:l ~1. -.— „..• Oa thplist ult., at Paris, in tlae 2itll veal . ; ,1 * tit' t ot - Pi fl/ ,, ix; t . k. or r W'at. I). , icodore at, rhouse, M. of t his tow''' poli ,y 7 01)arid Duckray, or Manclicstrr.. .• On Friday last. at his ri sideniq., Duke-street, 4 t, ger oe't 41 p' IIeSS, in the "I:',il vi iir of his ago, Mr. John ant t.) p 0 .0 5b in the cmploy de Mt ssrs. Bwart., 'Mycrs, ancli=o;_itite Oil Stilllia y I.lit, of a li 1 t-rin4 cotisumption, n , e tti.d• a,r, Mr. John H. Pix, much arid d eser dedly rt ., s :~~a~~ ~r l Lk rpoul vier) . toilding4, Joha-street, and pu 7, ili,;h , strect, 'ExehanA'e, A du( trtscinenk are wet ircd :wirk:.square ; • Barki r, Chu.teery-Lthe; Mouden • I Lan raw ay's ; at the Lomat:in Cotrol Jerusalem Cotree-house Corn nester-row ; North atiil Soutl needle-street, toodoii ; Mir. M'Phon, Glitslow ; gr. Mr. Mane), liouLsiii4r, Wart u urer. • • - • --, ,,, o tt olyfy i l , ), ;lit ,_,,, , . - ... ____..--:- - 7 ~li it v , ( 0.1 , , no, sa,ty ,),,,t I, 1:',..„:i 0 t)„ . ,...- - i 0 , 0 1 , yti 0 , 1 „,),, d ~ t t. ,, ,, . 0 •F . ,, j 0 5 ; , ,,tj, e , ,1 4 , )y S.txt nt. ~ .„,,:,,,,4asin7A,: : : " , ._ iby es , nr , .'" , An'c L tr i en' ~, : I T strvyt • 3,i 4 '" 11 ;t1.1) ,41 ,, ,;0 1. 1 0, 1, Vi ' ~„ 1 , 0 1 ,,,0t',11.,, , e , rnmorh ~ 4i,c•. , !re , iir / rimoroial ...,,,, ~ Co , 1,0„„bo ru i liil ; C: i "l ni q.:Oe'l ' oerli f f. 1 an 1 -1 .A roc rwAn 4,n , Is/I:esats. 4 4-3.ll l:,,vory'* fieflar, C 43 r-g)s. Ch.- , rilvtogi%. 48' ••1 s 1 . i .~ t F i ... _....-- ccs i ,). A fi s 6 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE d. , s. - .. s. d. S. Hay 0 7 to 0 9 r"... Now Hay 0 6 , 0 7 ..,'' Straw, Wheat 0 3 ..... Oat I) 21 0 3 0 ,.. , Barley Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 11 0 ,. 9 , "' Potatoes (oldj - New Potatoes Turnips - Carrots ManAleworzle. ..,.., Manure 5 6 6, v alg " AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTDD INTO IX. — FROM IRELAND. From the 29th ult. to the 3d inst. inclusive. . 0 0 • Cwr.. I Sheep. I I I Pigs. Horses. Mules. I Calves. 1 1 '; , 1 1198 5460 I 2833 30 92 ___...ii umfrrs, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Tirackenbury . 4 j TELEGRAPH Ul.l ICE, AuGusr j ;i 0 ;;;"' Wind at H o lyh ea d , N . W. light breeze in the 4 11 ° 1.1 breeze in the evening. Passed,.inward bound, this day— No. 688, Lady lion rhton, B B, Itt 4 13, Seatorth, BS, at 10 a. m. Passed, outward hound, this .41,17.—• No. 3, John Ileyes, B S, at 7 a. m. —lz64, Ellen German, B B, at "5 p. Passed Point Lynas, inward bound- - No. 714, Thomas Nailer, B B, at 8 a. th. >. 1 't I ! fJ