The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-06-14 00:00:00

. - . , • tottrp. A VISIT TO LIVERPOOL. CONDITION OF THE PROTESTANT CHURCH, sPOIiTING INTELLIGENCE. • - &pipping - Inttilignu4 . , Importo. . . .. , IN ALL ITS . DENOMINATIONS, THROUGHOUT • es (From the Christian Lady's Magazine.) FRANCE. _ MANCHESTER7-ThESDAY EVENING. -----ssmas---. ..—_,......___ . . _ - YOUTH, MANHOOD, AND OLD AGE. " How did you enjoy your recent trip to Liverpool?" ' • . 'The weights for the Liverpool Trades Cup were made TUESDAY, JUNE 11.—Wind N.W., blowing fresh. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(e. , .. , --- Immediately my dear uncle's countenance lost its sorrow- The numbers of French Protestants, at the present time, public this morning, and some rather sharp engagements Aareivan.—Jane, Calvert, from New Calabar, sailed ist April— Dryad, (251) R Riekerty, from Singapore, a qty rattan canes, 794 Hudson, Hamilton, fr om Lirtila, sailcd 2/1 Fcb : -Hebe, Sharland ; bgs sago, Bso bgs sugar, 671 bskts gambier, 2121 . bgs pepper, 180 bxs BY CAROLINE BoWLES. ful and indignant expression, brightening up into gladness, cannot be correctly estimated. That they are increasing, is were gone into at noon, and have been followed up by others ' beyond doubt ; and that they will continue to increase,. ma and Waterville, . mb, from . onte Video—Priscilla, , from cassia, Order-383 slabs tan, 168 bags pepper, T Ripley-28b bgs sago, such as I love to see shining upon its honest lines. Y during the afternoon. At the opening, Cardinal Puff was Pernambuco, sailed 14th April Paragon, Hardy, from Trinidad— 12 bgs sago flour, 514 hides, 24 bgs pepper, Murray, Ssme and co— be reasonably expected. Their organised ministry may be backed at 100 to 8, then to 9, and softening down to 100 to Henrietta, Longford ; Isaac Hicks, —; Laurens, Nevill e , N or th Iqx cohts unkn, T Winfield-1 bx coral, Capt. Denhom—l bx shell, River 1 River ! little River ! " Liverpool, my girl, is now a sunshiny place. Such a flood • Bright you sparkle on your way, of light streams dewn upon it from the day-star of divine classed as follows : 10, which was accepted ;it was, however, afterwards offered. Britain, Sullivan; Catherine, Moran ; and Oseola, Child, from New R and A Henderson—P D O'er the yellow pebbles dancing, truth, illumining its candlestick and influencing its every de- 1. The Lutheran church, or Confession of Augsbourg, At the same time Lanercost was in strong force-100 to 6 Orleans—Scotia, Leslie ; Pioneer, Graham ; and Hannibal, Mum_ Duchess •of Clarence, (224) W Birch, from Ceylon, 186 boxes Through the flowers and foliage glancing, partment more or less, that I found a cordial there to cheer has 6 inspections, 37 consistories, and 260 pastors or ministers. being taken in one hand five times over ; the gentlemen sup- ford, from Mobile—New .Trsey . , Dickson ; Thomas P. Cope. West, plunabago, 100 logs ebony, 51 coils coir rope, 3 bags coffee, order — Like a child at play. my heart, to revive my hope, to demonstrate what the Lord 2. The Calvinist . , or Reformed church, has 89 consistories, porting the horse would willingly have doubled the engage- iVe e ie d 1 1 5 ii h er M a a . y.) and Chieftain, Hill, from Charleston—Nicholas 18 pipes 13 hhds as ell oil 3 casks tallow 82 coils coir ro e Edwina, West ; Tuskina, Spencer • Sheffield Allen • about 240 pces dee g ; h g orn Y s 34 ' fogs ebony, 38 ' bags coffee, 1 b p o ri , River ! River ! swelling River ! can do, and to rekindle the spirit of prayer, almost quenched and about 400 ministers. ment, but the layers at that figure hung fire. The same . and Niagara, •:--, from New York—Hillsborough, Lamb i ' Alfred, contents unknown, G MalcOlm & co-15 butts gingelly oil, J Bibby 3. The Soci(te ivangelique employs three distinct classes party bore up for one pf the Irish division, called Magpie, cheever, from Savannah—Queen Victoria, —, from Natchez— and Sons-1893 bags coffee, 68 bundles deer horns, 3219 pees eoir On you rush o'er rough and smooth— under the discouragements that assailed my faith from other Louder, faster, brawling, leaping quarters." of agents—viz. :16 ministers ; el ev e n iti neran t preaches, willingly putting down 500 to 20, with an anxiety to proceed. Lagoda, Freeman, from Virginia—and Black-eyed Susan, Watkins, junk, J Bibby and co.—From Bombay, 100 bales wool, 250 bales Cher rocks, by rose-banks sweeping, " And what do you consider to have been the chief means not ordained ; and nine colporteurs, or distributors of Bibles Lord Eglinton's four were betted against at 100 to 10.; and from Odessa. hemp, order-500 bags rice, G Loch-6 bales 2hf bales wool, Like impetuous youth. of b: inging about this remarkable change ?" and religions books. The latter, by their conversations with afterwards Bto 1 agnst " all the Saints " was freely launched. the rural population, prepare the way for itinerant preachers ; Mr. Bowes's Jagger was inquired after at 100 to 3, and after- Duchess of Clarence, , from Bombay at this port, sailed Evans. Foster and co -573 bags rice, 6 bales coir, 545 bags pepper, I . 7th January. On the 27th April, in lat IS, long 21 W, spoke the 1 box contents unknown J Bibby and co-35 bales wool, J Bibby River ! River ! brimming River ! " The chief, I may almost say the sole means used, has and their efforts have been sufficiently successful, to give rise wards supported at our quotation. 20 to 1 was offered free . ly Lysander, hence for South Australia. On the 18th May, in lat 26 N, and Sons-1 box shells, .1 D Wright—K D been ministerial faithfulness. Alike from the pulpit and the long 40 W, spoke the Telumah, hence for New Orleans. On the Jupiter, (347)W Ramsay from Bombay, 280 bales Ihf bale cotton Broad and deep and still as Time, to some virulent attacks in the episcopal mandements. This against St. Andrew. The same figure has been accepted tins 27th may, in bat 37, long 37, spoke the Richmond, from Calcutta to Order-106 bales shf bales ' do, C Horsfall, SOll and co-243 bales 1 platform the people have been told with authority their Seeming still—yet still in motion, hf bale do, Forbes and co-5 bales do, Dirom and co-142 cases Tending onward to the ocean, duties, not only as professing Christians, but as professedly society has also ten schools. The expenses are entirely de- afternoon on the Duke of Cleveland's Alzira. Compensa- London Christian Englishmen. Spirituality has there been divested frayed by voluntary contributions ; and it frequently occurs, tion was backed at 20 to 1 this morning ; and an offer made Dyson, Miller, from Arica at this port, sailed ith February. The gum arable, 8 cases gum copal, 5 cases gum clibanum, 1 case gum that, when a congregation becomes sufficiently numerous, it to take 2to Ihe beats any thing in the race. Mr. Fer- Just like mortal prime. of its too often selfish garb ; and the mighty principle that Hermes was at Islay, and was expected to sail for Arica and this myrrh, 3 cases mother o'peart shells, 25 cases camphor, 10 frazils 1 _ .. is engrafted on the nearest consistory, and thenceforth re- guson, we should imagine, will, by the weight (11st 21b) port about Ist March. On the 9th April, in lat 26 S, long 2530 W coffee 5 kegs aloes 115 ele hant' teeth 13. bales sheens' wool J River ! River ! rapid River ! our gifted M`Neile so powerfully advocated in Exeter Hall Bli ' ' P • • • - ' " it , Swifter now you slip away ; Swift and silent as an arrow, the other day, he has successfully planted, watered, and re joiced over in its flourishing growth in its own vineyard— ceives a grant from the public treasury. The Wesleyan Methodists have, for some years, beenlabour p b r e e st te o n w s e i d ons u . pon Harkawa ,be dis osed to withdraw his spoke the Siam, hence for Singapore, and Esther, hence for Calcutta iby and Sons-27 cases gum aninn, 50 cases gum arable, 16 bales a .. Y P Black Prince, Martin, from Valparaiso at this port, sailed on the sheeps' wool, 11 cases 1 box bees wax, Dirom and Co-368 bales 2d March. Has upwards of half a million of dollars on freight 9 ht bales sheeps' wool, 350 bags senna leaves, 1013 bags pepper. Through a channel dark and narrow, NATIONALIsM IN RELIGION. Error has not merely been ing as valuable auxiliaries. That body made an attempt to esta- THE BuXTON Cup.—There has been very little done on Deihi, croaker, from New Orleans at this port, sailed 28th Apri,. 36 cases mother o'pearl shells, 21 cases gum arabic, 1 case gum I . ': Like life's closing day . denounced from his pulpit in general terms, but pointed out, blish public worship in 1791, when D r , Coke and two other this race of to - morrow week. King Cole may be considered On the 24th May, in lat 41, long 49, spoke the Algonquin, hence for myrrh, 11 cases shells, 1 case cowries, 80 bags terra japonica, 17 River ! River ! headlong River ! met, branded, and vanquished, wheresoever and under what- ministers visited Paris for that purpose ; but the endeavour first favourite at 3to 1 (off), with offers to back the field Philade!phia b pi s e rte e f s rde ' sr ar: w n. frazils coffee, 10 chests cardamoms, 500 bags rice, order-45 cases Down you dash into the sea— soever form it reared its head. Oh it is beautiful to see the completely failed. M. Mahy, ordained by Dr. Coke, per- against any two. Ganges, from Charleston for this port, was spoken 13th May Stirlivashire Scollay, from the Cape of Good Hope for this port, cases shells, Evans, Foster and cO-2 kegs mangoes, 2 frames in t Sea, that line hath never sounded, watchman of our Israel so alert at his post, pacing the walls, severed for some time in the neighbourhood of Caen, where THE LIVERPOOL JULY CUP, P.P.—(Accept or not.) at Cove ° ' sects, 6 dozen bottles curry powder, 3 dozen bottles chatney, 3 he had to contend with much jealous opposition from the Sea, that voyage 'lath never rounded, . trying the defences, strengthening the garrison, and all in the 10 to 1 against Lord Westminster's Card. Puff.—off Fame, Pringle, hence, at Monte Video packages tea, 1 work box, 6 dozen bottles 'Cayenne pepper, 10 jars t, , Like eternity. spint of gospel,simplicity, zeal and truth ?" consistory :he withdrew to Guernsey, and afterwards to 15 to 1 „ Mr. Ramsay's Lanercost.—take 16 Lucretia, Hayes, and Chalco, Willis, hence at ditto / --a.-- SUN-SET MUSINGS. (From the Bristol Journal) 0 tell me not of the dawning day, With its glittering train and bright array, " But our dear friend is not alone, uncle ?" " No, God be praised, he has a phalanx of true brothers working in the same spirit : and it is worthy of remark, that poor Ireland, retuning us good for evil, has poured a tide of spiritual Protentism upon the shores of the Mersey, with as free a hand as we extended, in the twelfth century, to in undate her coasts with our Popery. I visited the picturesque Manchester, where he died in 1812. Pierre du Pontavice, a noble of Britanny, after self-banish ment to escape the terrors of the revolution, returned to France in 1802, and entered upon the pastoral office. He e ll : translated many theological works into French ; and was usefully engaged ae a preacher, in various parts of Normandy, until his death in 1810. The successful results of preaching on board the prison- to 5 ~ Duke of Cleveland's Alzira. (t) 100 to 5 „ Mr. Denham's Compensation. (t) 100 to se . ~ Mr. Bowe's Jagger. (t) Forth, Glen, hence, at Madeira Tampico, hence at Pentland Frith, for Narva di o n h a n at ß D ull ea , l Ormond, and Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves, from doo to 20 ~ Captain Macquarries's Magpie. (t) Sophia, Johns, from Singapore, off Margate 100 to 4 „ Lord Eglinton's Opera. (t) 100 to 1 „ Mr. Ferguson's Harkaway.—off. Offers numerous this morning to back the field against any and Son-1 case a work table, 1 box a card case, 2 boxes 2 , tea can- P M D auritius, 7290 bags sugar J Aikin Allerton, (283) J Chatterton, from Calcutta, 22 cks tincal, 26 chts 1 indigo, 60 cs castor oil, 1300 bgs sugar, 1003 bgs saltpetre, 234 bgs ' Porter, Porter ; Dorset, Bishop, and Orlearia, Cameron, hence e p o kF w ts i a • i tm el s 4 t. : (3 ; l7 s eG a d :li Fl o be w tibe e e r is ;3 lfer b o l t s w : s o ct : l4 l ci li ut d t e tt ;; l2 l . 2 so b bh l a s ogr h sn e ss :p ot at Port Adelaide, S.A. Mariner, Freeman, hence at Grenada , pr d l e te b rr e l: 2c ; n 2D - 4 dries, 1 bx seeds, 5 chts lac dye, 1375 bgs rice, 300 pkts linseed, 300 When the sunbeams challenge the mists of night, ruin of the old priory at Birkenheadeon the opposite side of ten; and since, twelve have been given for several sums, and Da a s r id, Adair, hence at St. Thomas And make them yield to their melting might ; that beautiful water, and there 1 found the ancient shrines of ships in the Medway encouraged the society to renew their finally one less to " a pony." Ten would yet be given with M garet, White, hence and Antigua at Cape Haytien John, Heseltine, I.ence at Quebec bgs rice, 6 t buffalo horns, H and J Hornby and Co-38 chts indigo, 50 chts shellac, 10 chts litc dye, Sands, Turner and Co-1000 bags When the sparkling dews on the soft grass lie, idolatry transformed into altars of pure spiritual worship : efforts at the peace of 1814. Their congregations ale now zest. It is considered to b e a h an di ca p likely to furnish a Canmedogli, Burattini, from Messina at Gibraltar, and sailed 24th rice, 16 chts indigo, Bates, Sons and Co-322 bgs Cowries, 700 bgs 1 And glisten, and gladden, and glorify— the broken cells, where superstition once lodged her cowled considerable ; and the number of their French preachers is 14. good betting race. May for this port rice, 4 bxs 2cs conts unkn, 7 chts indigo, 353 chts shellac, go chts For dearer to me is the crimson West, slaves, made to re-echo the clear tones of gospel tidings • and 5. The Church of Enland also contributes to the important THE GOODWOOD CUP. Ottavia, Lucovicb, from Malta at Gibraltar, after discharging ltBFaoetcitie.hdb4eyo,rensl._ybl gwi p s k bo g xog e cpL c ag o p4e ff 2err e :s e h6:3tm O s: r gcb d urags e m r e — pkaear li pb c aei h crn t :d s 74 C s 2 h eso e s —b l i ci a s: r c wD , d 0. 2 . 7 .1 c 0, ht s lac dye, Hey 'When the wearied sun sinks down to rest. the very niches of the dark confessional of other days'filled work of extending the light of the reformation. The Society 6to 1 against Mr. F. Craven's Deception.—t this even. part of her cargo worth and Co--1 bx drawings, 2 fans, Ibx silk piece goods, Peel and with the smiling faces of a little flock, whom the pastor is for Promoting Christian Knowledge has in Paris a foreign 6to 1 ~ Mr. W. Ridsdale's Bloomsbury.--off Tweed, M'Kenzie, from Trieste at ditto Co-59 cs wine retd, Fisher, Robinson and Co-2 bxs emits unkn, J 0 tell Ine not of the dazzling sky, district committee, under the direction of Bishop Luscombe. • Earl Grey, Douglas, from Marseilles at ditto, and all the above Brebner-2 bxs plants, Earl of Derby— 2 do, 1 box garden seeds, G training in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. It was 7to 1 ~ Mr. Ferguson's El arkaway. three vessels sailed for this port 25th May When the fulgent king is enthron'd on high ; lovely to see the gay flowers shining within the ruin, and None but members of the established church can take any THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER. Fenelia, Wakeham, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 30th May for Cornubia, (408) T Bell, from Bombay, on bis 45 lif bis cotton, When the light pours down with a silvery blaze, waving upon its broken ridges : the broad light of day stream- part in the direction of its proceedings ; the object of which 9to 1 against Mr. Blakelock's Commodore.—off this Malaga And earth shrinks hack from the conquering rays ; ing into the roofless space, and every natural object furnish- is "to collect and transmit information respecting the best When it shines in the coral-built homes of the deep, evening Judith, Harmon ; Trinity Yacht, Johnson, and Scanderberg, pkgs Ibx conts unkn, Finlay, Alston and Co-503 ing a type of the spiritual change. All was so perfectly in means of promoting Christian knowledge in its district—to Ivanovich, hence at Lisbon Where the gold-fish lie, and the dolphins sleep— 10 to 1 „ Colonel Cradock's Provost.—t this even keeping : even the pastor who presides over the scene, whose establish, enlarge, or superintend schools—to supply settlers , • British Queen, Turner. hence at Brake Tisb , g T ,s, bs 9,l , , , v ii: o c e 1 0i , ,t 7 .- phants' teeth, Order-1 bx hardware, T S Tarleton-74 bis cotton, 3 to 1 on the field. For dearer to me is the crimson West, Horatio, Crosby ; Victory, Abernethy, and Superior, Louttet, Daniell and Dickenson-2 bxs 3 tubs ginger, Master—Q D peaceful, domestic abode raised its head among the ruins, and natives with the books circulated by the society—to pro- When the wearied sun sinks down to rest. hence at St. Petersburgh Helen Jane, (266) R M`Dowal, from Mauritius, 6160 bgs sugar, J and whose children sport amid the scene where cheerless ce- mote translations when necessary, into the language of the TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAY. ton, Jackson: E d; Lady Campbell, —, to St. Andrew's, was spoken 16th ult. in Gladstone and co The vesper hymn of the mountain bird— libacy wrenched its miserable votaries from all the hallowed country—and lastly, to make collections in aid of the society's Tbe betting to-day was of a ver desultory nature and not lat. 44, long. 32 s a xetod:cs B g 1., :::: tiSeggorn: elvteblenDdmGayapc,sotf—erro—lmbox shell, birds, &c, A Parlane-40 AFRICA. The waving leaf, by the light wind stired— endearments of life—even he drew his first breath on the funds." In pursuance of these designs, the bishop has, for interesting, either in amount o y r importance. ri , he only Ann Mondell, —, hence to Berbice, was spoken on the 4th of Mansfield, (290) R Tyrrell, from Africa, 1021 cks palm oil, Handl- The diadem star with its languishing ray banks of the Foyle, and imbibed the spirit of unyielding Pro- some time, been engaged in superintending a new translation change was in Apothecary for the St. Le er ; his defeat at June, in lat. 50, long. g 7 1- I . jr) .D./ES AND MADEIRA. —Herald of night and mourner for day : testantism on the rampart walls of Derry." of the Bible and Liturgy ;in which he has had the assistance Newton has sent him back to 50 to 1, tall twice to small Snserb, , hence to New York, was spoken lat. ae, long. 51 Tynwald, —, hence to Montreal, was spoken sth instant, in . Bolivar, (886) J dt kir ds wii .i t G , e f t r om o u m ang Barbados, 681 hds sugar, Barton, G I r i l tl a b m s a a n n d d co— e 0 — 57 6 The twilight clouds, as they steal along "It is strange, uncle, but it is true, that I have heard pious of several learned persons, whose knowledge of the ancient amounts ;we doubt if any such odds would have been ob- lat. 49 long. 17 p n k e g m s , siezz:s r ti c Ez :a p m kg ari e r a t o h , --: 1 e . From the darkening East, like spirits of song— people denounce, as unsuitable to their office, the peculiar languages insures a faithful version of/ the original idea, in tallied subsequently. With reference to this stake it is pro- Jersey Lass, , hence to Monte Video, was spoken 26th ,: rposko d egt o n , —, % fp V cs i l k bo s i re o lisds i , i i I,.2 a. : ri iii 1 i d "s v cr ig: ; d id e el o r9; , f These—heighten the charms of the crimson West, style of preaching that has been so blessed to the towns of the purest style of modern French. This important under- per to mention, that all bets made on it at Tattersall's are April, in lat. IS. long. 21 W. When the wearied sun sinks down to rest. Liverpool and Belfast. They say Mr. M`Neile and Dr. taking has, for some cause, been recently laid aside ; yet, a understood to be "as the horses come in," the ages and Jackson, —, hence to Grenada, was spoken 1 lth May, in lat. s I love to look on a scene like this, Cooke are better fitted for the senate than the pulpit." large portion being completed, the friends of revealed trath weights being correct ; this understanding will obviate the 24 , long. 34 i Zezt f , el Wr A . n fr d o e m re Valparaiso at Guayaquil, and was to sail I9th —K D L e L e e a e n , d (2 c 5 0 21 2 R t c ri s o d w e n w e s s L , e fr e o k m e tt 1321 5 b h a d d s o d s 0 , , 339 G h d s 15 tc s sug a r , T For it fills my spirit with rapturous bliss— " They speak unadvisedly, then ; and their assumption is may still hope to see it resumed. difficulty arising out of Bloomsbury's disputed pedigree. She spurns at the grovelling things of earth, erroneous. . Observe the manner in which nationalism works, 6. The Eglise Catholique Francaise must be mentioned as The general prices at the close of a dull afternoon were as Snowdrop, Trewavas, hence to Constantinople, was spoken 2d Oughterson—ii pkgs follow : June, lat. 48, long. 9 30 And seems to arise from a holier birth ; when brought to bear upon a congregation. Every indivi- a co-operating means for promoting the reformation. The presents, Order—Q 1) . And loftier thoughts and feelings inspire, dual possesses, however limited, some sphere of influence : Abbe Chatel founded this church in 1831 ; and, although his , • NEWMARKET JULY STAKES. Sarah, Newby, hence at Bahia Estrella, (130) J D Villar, from Havannah, 20 t logwood, 3 pps t And away she soars, as on wings of fire— and in a busy town, commercial or manufacturing, that sphere tenets do not at all resemble Protestantism, they are calcu- sto 2 against Lord Exeter's Hellespont—t rum, Zulueta and co-217 pps rum, J Crump-2 bag sweetmeats, E Fallon—K D f With a daring eye, and a sweeping flight, is proportionably widened. A man hears a sermon which lated to induce investigation—a tendency necessarily obnox- 4to 1 „ Mr. Thornhill's St. Preux—take 6to 1 WEDNESDAY, J earn 12.—Wind variable and light. Upward she bears to the realms of light. brings before him forcibly the duties owing, not only by ious to a body which denies the right of private judgment. 10 to 1 Lord Exeter's Stamboul—t ft ARRIVED.—Penang, Lawson, from China : sailed 3rd Feb.—Stir- U2VITED STATES. lingshire, Scollay, from the Cope of Good Flope—AlbatrOss, M'Pher- Howard, (387) E Merrill, from New York, 484 bls cotton, W and him to his God and to his neighbour generally, but also With respect to collegiate education, there is a faculty of And her Fancy on, like the lightning driv'n, GOODWOOD CUP. son, from Old Calabar ; sailed 18th March — Jenny, —, from J Brown and co -397 do, Waddington, Holt and co-184 do, Wain , by him to his country, and by the country to his God. He Protestant theology at Montaubon ; another ‘ at Strasbourg ; 11 to 2 against Mr. Falwar Craven's Deception—t . -Jamaica; sailed ieth April—Eliza Killick, Waugh, from Hayti— wright, Sheils and co-41 do, W Maxwell-500 brls turpentine, - Looks out for the portal-gates of heaven ; becomes impressed with his responsibilities as a member of and a college established in Paris, by the SocieM trvangaique. , And seeks for a glimpse of the radiant throng, 6to 1 „ Mr. Ferguson's Harkaway. Belmont, Young, from Honduras—Halifax, M'Cleary, from Hali- Wildes and co—P D the community where providence has placed him :he acts Application has been made to the chambers, during the pre- fax ; sailed 13th May—Calcutta, M'Kennell : Sarah, Larking ; Ruby, Eutaw (629) W Allen, from New York, 907 bis cotton, Molyneux, 6to 1 „ Col. Anson's Epirus—t Who sing to the Lamb their immortal song— coo I g o, to s s m bt er a : h : o 2 g t: a r pe n h y et , ns upon it, in his various relationships as a father, a master, an sent session (1838), for a Protestant faculty in the capital : the Westcott, and Hannah Kerr, Bacon, from St. John, N.B.—Cale- Witherby and co-37 do, Ewart, Myers and co-170 do, Baring Brs 6to 1 „ Lord Westminster's Richard Roe—t Or the stainless robes of the shining band donia, Bibby ; Helena, Drenning ; Zotloff, Merrill ; John Walker, and co-156 do, A Taylor—P D employer. Those who have been rightly taught in the prin- result was not favourable ; but its necessity is generally ad- DONCASTER ST. LEGER. That before the emerald rainbow stand ; Geskin, and Clyde, Reed, from New Orleans—Colchester, Withers, Oxford, (707) J Rathbone, from New York, 4es conts unkn, 125 ciples of loyalty find encouragement in his countenance ; they mitted, as well as that of a change in legislation for public 13 to 4 against Mr. W. Ridsdale's Bloomsbury—t 4to 1 from Mobile—Ganges, Corkam, from Charleston—Robin Hood, bls cotton, 41 1 Or the fadeless crowns of the ransom'd free, become more settled, more active in promoting among them • worship, which is found to be as galling to the Catholics as Bto 1 „ Mr. Blakelock's Commodore—t freely Procter, from New York—Alert, Sutton, from Bahia ; sailed 12th J D Thornely-2 kgs do, Rawlins and co-1 bx do, Leech, Harrison , Who dwell in the homes of eternity. , selves those principles. Such as have as yet perhaps given to the Protestants.—Browning's History of the Huguenots. 11 to 1 Col. Cradock's The Provost—t March—Earl Gaey, Douglas, from Marseilles—Auguste, , and co-636 bls cotton, Purton, Parker and co-150 do, R L Daw- I -- CONTEMPORARY PRESS. no thought to the subject, become rightly impressed, and join the ranks of conservatism ; while not a few already misled by I , 20 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Hetman Platoff. 19 25 to 1 Mr. Ramsay's Easingwold. from Ostend—William & Jane, Archer, from Danzic—and Jupiter, M'Ewing, from Charleston. s e:. n d d a n i e s d 6 c Cr o h — f ore, H Mure and co-16 ' tcs tobacco, (manfd) Breed and co-200 c n o— d H 24 e o nry br_ls i ir h o is n ; SAILED,— , g Dibdin Kru er, for New -York. the unanswered plausibilities of evil men and seducers, hear THE HERRING FISHERY. I 9 5 to 1 Scott's lot—t 91 . on rags, P Ferguson—P D Phcerux • Hartle from Ant' ua 's 1 at tin ort • sailed 4th May. PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY — No. 3. their errors confuted, and abandon the worse for the better 200 even on the field against the following five :—Blooms- the 26th, in lat, 41 ' 0, long 41 g 0 ; oke the ) De ' ent, from Van Die- Mohawk, (425) A King, from New York, 456 bls do, W and J (From the Statesman and Dublin Record.) way. Every member of such congregation becomes a soldier, (From the Quarterly Journal of Agriculture) bury, the Commodore, the Provost, Hetman Platoff, and men's Land for London .' P Brown and co-612 do, Purton and co—W D , • ' enlisted in the cause of good order, qualified to enlist others • The coasts of Ireland are regularly visited by large shoals Eld uc i . Hudson, (623( P Page, from New York, 182'3 bls cotton, Order — There is no great difficulty in establishing the prin- Portia, , from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 20th April. w i „, . nd aid' ' • ' • f ' f h • Th • 1 • • hA 1 • a mg to form a homer against the incursions o the o emngs. eir most regu ar visits are on t e t antic The Cicily was loading at Paraiba, and the Medium, at Maceio, both ciple that we have advanced in former numbers. i No- ' Caledonia, (399) JII tab , enemy." side of the island. At Killybeg, the herrings are caught for this port. On the Bth ult. in lat. 17, long. 46, spoke the Doro- ux le, from New Orleans, 166 bls cotton, r thing can be more easily made out. No position seems generally in great ahnndance from the end of December to SELECT EXTRACTS. . thea, hence for Jamaica - W Smith and Son-1340 do, 13 cks bees wax, Reid, Irving and co-- . . . . ,_ -----sas a s a -.._ P D less liable to controversy when set forth m its simph- the beginning of March. The herrings are small, and may Jamaica, Gibson, from Jamaica, at this port ; left loading at Old Rhode Island, (372) W C Rogers, from New Orleans, 1408 bls ' I city than this—namely, that it is the duty of tiie state LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. be of the size of 850 to a barrel ; and boats to the number of An individual who keeps a store in Connecticut for the sale Harbour, the barque Vere Peacock for London to sail 23rd April • barque Clara M „ . , , . ' cotton,.F de Lizardi and co—G D , axted, for London, to sail 23rd Apnl, and the ship --. 700 to 800 generally attend this fishery, not only from the of " notions," placed the following notice on his door, when Wm. miles, for Bristol, to sail abbut both May. Loading Royal Charles, (486) T S Coffin, from New Orleans, 600 bls cotton, Todd, to establish, and thereby give ascendancv to, that which LECTURES ON ELECTRICITY. immediate neighbourhood, but various parts of the island, about being absent one afternoon :—" B back at T time." Mint, Searight, for Liverpool, to sail 7th May ; ship London, Eent, Jackson v ;nd co-31 do, J Turner-211 do, C Tayleur, Son and co— at: ti o n t :e ,( emFix pat zP, ihl) e ,vi , ga 11 0 h r a d an e ne r d — e a l pk g e do . T an d is true :it is incontrovertible. Our difficulty - arises and even sometimes from the Isle of Man and Cardigan. for London to sail lOth June and ship Clarendon Fisher to sail 158 do, and J Brown and co-54 do, Molyneux, Witherby and co The best conundrum that we have heard lately is this,—lf • , • • —442 do, V Poutz—V D t from an opposite point. There wiy be few complaints On Saturday evening Robert Addams, Esq. terminated WEST COAST.—The whole coast and bays south to Gal- Ist May Mr. Catherwood's panorama should bur d n own, why would Persian, (492) F Robbins, from Natchez, 1328 bls cotton Todd, Monarch Lovell hence at Bonny of intolerance, till the state begins to tolerate; and his course upon this impnrtant scienne. way are in the winter visited by great shoals of herrings, he be lik h- ? B h ld t h ' ' • ean orp an . ecause e wou no ave a pa-nor- John Lilly, Turner, and Boddingtons, Moss, hence at Old Calabar Jackson and co-102 do W and .1 B d 50s ddG , rown an co— o, reen 't i then the puzzling question — such is to many—is We can produce electricity by motion as well as by friction, which sometimes appear in great abundance in one loch or a -ma.—New York Era. Mary Imrie, Boyd, from Table Bay, at Algoa Bay and Son 6 • 2 do, Hollinshead, Tetley and co—V D . chemical action, and heat. Dr. Faraday, in making some • • • bay, and sometimes in another. They are fished in Great- , Sir Charles Forbes Laing hence fo S u 1 ralia at ditto , roth A Ist , Isla, (303) J None, Charleston, 862 bls cotton, Order—K D Me tO arise--viz., where is toleration to stop ? It is experiments, observed that if there were a current of elec- 'B Ctll R d hd man s ay, at os eo, oun stone, near Slyne ea ,at SYMPTOMS AND CURE OF LOVE.—This is a complaint or Ch ' arles Eyes, Moss, hence at Berblce Benjamin Morgan, (392) H Johnson, from Charleston, 1192 bls . not enough to say that toleration should never be car- tricity established through a wire, another wire having its Ballinakill, and Killeries, and in some seasons the herrings the heart growing out of an inordinate longing after some- Rapid, Bolton, hence at Demerara cotton, W and J Brown and co-100 do, Order—W D 1 ried beyond the point of safety to the national church; rods connected with a galvanometer, would likewise displaY may be caught in twenty different bays at the same time ; thing difficult to obtain. It attacks persons of both sexes, Africa, , hence at Havana Fairfield, (—) R Slack, from Savannah, 663 bls . pkts cotton for though that is a sound position, it does not assist symptoms electricit when brou ht near to it. Although t their • T of y . g bu les' mg any particular bay is uncertain — for in- 11 between 15 and 30 ; some is genera y . . h -aye been known Maranhaense, (steamer) ence at Made' a ir Molyneux, Witherby and co-50 do, C Bolton and Son-543 do ' , Order—Q D this was extraordinary, it was not the most marvellous part stance there was , no fishing at Roundstone from 1827 t o to have had it at' the aee of sixty. Symptoms.—Absence U • J h t ditt • f J • mon, ones, ence a o, and sailed 19th May or amaica Havre, US in determining the matter of fact ; that is to say, Mary, Nelson hence at ditto, and sailed 21st May for Demerara (281) A Carpenter, 883 bls cotton, Molyneux, Witherby f f h t t • d t 1 o the phenomenon, or t e curren con inue o move a ong 1833. On this coast besides the winter fishing appearances f • d • ' h * ' • Il • t • o min ; giving t mg wrong name , ca mg ems nectar, Ch hir W* ' II D 'd es e itc , avi son, and Eggardon Castle, Warland, hence and co-93 do, Order-37 do, R L Dawson and co—V D whether or not we have actually reached it. We can the second wire no longer than a second of time, either upon l• • ' -' •- - d• h h • f d of et d • an sig s zep yrs ,a on ness po ry an music, gaz- Nelson Village, (281) J Gregg. from Baltimore and City Point, Va. strong y indicate that a successful summer • fishing may be' at Antigua have no better guide, however, in the way of principle, being brought nigh to the first wire or taken from it, or when ing on the moon and stars ; loss of appetite ; neglect of Aurora, Briard, hence at Arichat (from Baltimore) 107 brls flour, R L Dawson andco-50 hds tobacco, t carried on, on the extensive line of coast from Sheephaven than that position, which ought always to be borne in the battery current through the first wire was made or broken. Bay to Broadhaven Bay, from May to October. The her- business ; loathing for all things—save one ; blood-shot eyes, P.R.C. Briard, from Cadiz, at ditto W and J Brown and co-240 bris iron ore, Order—(from City Point) 26 hds tobacco, J Maury and Sons-41 do, W H Gilliat-53 do, 2 brls mind, and treasured up as an axiom. [Mr. Addams exemplified this by means . of a bFautiful aP - ring fishery at Galway is, like the Killybeg fishery, more and a censtant desire to sigh. Effect.—A strong-heart-burn ; Grog, Le Bas, from Jersey, t ditto , flour, J and W Oxley and co -724 do, Baring Bros and co-1000 do, i We are more straitened in the maintenance of our paratus . constructed for the u ose 1 This species of elec- PYP . •.J . . . certain and regular than at tricity is termed yoke-electric induction. Insignificant as •h • •'t • uent eve- • sleeplessness and all ulse hie stupid'. y eloo some of the other localities, and P - " • •'• '• • ' N,B. John, Buttery, and Westmoreland, Smith, hence at St. John s. 48 bls cotton, Evans and Trokes-300 do, J Maury and Sons—K D that sort of thing. At times, imagination bright—bowers of Redpreast, (132) H Millard, from Africa, 266 cks palm oil, Wilson affords employment and food to a very great number of - Mayflower, Wakeham ; Union, Norman ; Neptune, Parker , he resent da b latent than by open • principles, in t p y, y . . ..... this experiment would appear to ordinary observers, it formed roses, winged cupids, and lsottered peas ; and then again, C eres, and Clegg—Q D people, so many as 200 boats being often employed at one Galt, and Diana, Gray hence at Newfoundland infidelity. Open infidelity has, in fact, been dnven oil the key-stone of a number of brilliant discoveries by Professor time at this fish Th Cl dd hfi h f • ery. e aag s ermen, orming a oceans of despair, racks, torinents, and pistols. Cure.--et Trusty, morris, hence nt ' St. John, Newfoundland, previous to ' EUROPE. 1 the stage amidst ridicule and contempt. It is some- Faraday. He found that when the battery wire was moved great proportion of these, are a peculiar race of men, inhabit- married.—Mirror. • 28th May Ark, (124) W Tope, from Leghorn, 1 cse books, Vianna and Jones bsurd for the hiloso hic a e to the wire connected with the galvanometer, the current in thing too feeble and too a P P g • mg one quarter of the town of Galway ; they are a hardy and THE POOR IN FUNERAL PILOCESSIONS.—The pooe Can,- Fanny Connell, Joy, hence at Leghorn —2 cs alabaster, W Hope-1 block marble, 1 bale waste silk, 60 cks in which we live. But the thing itself is rife as ever the latter w • cont (lire t' as in a rary c io , n but when the wires industrious race, and have lairs among themselves regarding not always be marshaled into such good order in funera 1 Betsey, Ivey, hence at Trieste boracic acid, 3 cks cream of tartar, 9 bis retd goods, 30 bxs 26 cks argots, 7 cs marble works, 40 t valonea, 5 bxs 3 es paste, 9 cks 3 pps d • h were removed from each other, the current move in t e same the fishery. They make it a rule not to begin fishing till processions as might be wished : but still such occasions Hope, Harmer, hence at Havre Triumfo, Storrsick hence at St. Übes 3hf pps 70 hf chsts 20 jars 10 hfjars olive oil 1 brl coots unkn 1 / It wears a mask but it is infide under a new name. . , . . lity atill. Your liberal—for liberalism is the name in direction, and that when the battery contraction was the current went in an opposite direction, which the thing itself rejoices—differs from your an- in the same. We have made, but when broken, thus two modes of producing the the 4th of September, nor until all the Claddagh boats are would generally be found defective in some of their mos t Catherine, Zytstra ' ; Juff. Stinge, Bolle • ready to proceed to the fishery ; and it is their custom, when essential features \ without them ; for many esersons can ready, to apply to the clergymen of West Convent chapel, in scarcely imagine how deeply sorrow will enter into the souls ~ En gr en p Z f hout, and Jacoba Maria, Kramer, hence at Liebau , Anna Elizabeth, Bock rran ; Industry, Zellein ; Frances, Delpierre, and cs straw, 80 bls cotton, 30 bls hemp, Order-6 ' slabs 8 Mks marble, J and S Patteson-3 pkgs chairs, J Moss and co-2 pkgs pictures, Yates and Cox-8 cs apparel, T Coglan---2 pkgs . iron, Ross Bros-1 cient infidel in that he affects a great respect for reli- phenomenon. Dr, Faraday expected that, as the electricity Claddagh, one of whom proceeds with them to the fishery of men with shrunken legs, blue stockings, and a dispropor- o i. d riet, ttlich hence at Ostend cse conts unkn, J Swire-1 case paintings, J Bibby and co-40 bgs • • 1 though he is most unwilling to close gion in genera , of the magnet was similar to * c battery the that of the galvam . . same results would happen if a galvanometer wire were , the day they begin, and offers up a prayer for an abundant tionate weight and amptitude of shoe. Bear witness, ye that fishing It is said that they formerly before beginning have seen and felt it !—ye that have been in a train of London Bemest, hence at the Scheldt R* h ' d Mg: d from Monte Video, off Dungeness lemon , .eo , frpm Calcutta, off Portsmouth , wheat, Haskayne, Chapple and co—Q D S D Trewartha, (96) S Tonkin, from Genoa, 650 qrs wheat, order — with any one in particular. He will not condescend to bro ht t - thd f 't dhe found his an ug up oor wi rawn rom i, an tici e• 1 . I, I, 'l. r - .v. - ' f •4• - • •-, 11 kd• h d d 1 1• is „, . . . •• emus, a cat on tee eeace, ior Lee purpose es prophiating a mourners, an e wit ense masses, an a.. witesoncovered Postboy, Lovenng, sailed from St. Michael's for this port eth May . inform you whether his own is to be found in the Bible pations realized. In Arago in 1825, oscillated pieces of metal successful fishing. The harvest fishing is pretty abundant heads ; with faces all sun-burnt and sorrowing—is it not Cheerful, Smith, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for this port ,rilaritrti. - S. or in the Koran, or elsewhere. He esteems it illiberal in the neighbourhood of magnets, and magnets in the neigh- in the creeks and bays from Galway south to the Clare coast, overpowering ? There is somethine inexpressibly M•Oving 23rd March of you to ask him such a question. He is a religionist bourhood of different metals, and arrived at very curious re- and north to Rona. So many as 85,000,000 of herring - s have too, in the sorrow of pOor women a funerals ; especially of la.tr 7 5 ir, Johnstone, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 16th Feb. in , long. 50 E Its. A small endulum attached to a brass disc which merely in the abstract. He is too sublime and philo- s u . .P . . been cured in one season at Galway almost entirely in bulk. those who are too . peer to buy mourning ; for as the pOet has Lady Paget„ hence for Batavia, was spoken LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 13. , i made 27 oscillations under ordinary circumstances, only made 13th March, sophical to be such in practice or in detail. From suet Off Seafield in Ke-ry there is a fishery of herrings from the truly said : 22 S, long 26 W The market still presents a brisk appearance; the trade buying f 18 when two magnets were placed at each side. Sir John • ' -- ' - • middle of January to March ; the herrings are larger than, " Each substance of a grief hath twenty shadows, Harkaway, —, hence for New York, was spoken 21st ult. m • . rather freely, at an advance in prices of about ad lb since last affected, hollow religionists, or, rather, as we should Herschel', Mr. Babbage, and a number of other celebrated Friday, The sales yesterday and to-day are about 9000 bales. The and inferior to, the Galway herrings ; at the mouth of the Which show like grief itself." lat, 39, long. 51 t • •ts our church has En li h more properly call them, no religionis ~ . g s men combined to try experiments in connexion with Shannon they are caught from the beginning of July to No- So is there as much or even more in th t' tth John Hale, hence for New York, svas spoken 25th ult. in lat. 42, 'mport this week is large sa about 0 000 bales rinci , y 9 , , p pally from the 'States. t Yawn will these discoveries The took aco er late and laced it , , e sen imen , an tong. 39 e „ ryt hi ng t o fear. Such professors of re . , • Y PP P P . vemher. In Dingle Bay a good fisher) , sometimes oeeurs in the outward habit ; more in the drooping of a cypress, an Cambridge, hence for New York, was spok ' en 31st ult. In lat. 47, - • only be her friends when she has no enemies to corn- upon a whirling table, they then sus ended a bar of iron P . from July to December. Near Valentia the take of herrings oak, or a willow-branch, than in the studied arrangements long. 33 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 11. • horizontally over it, and found that however long or quick is often ver considerable from the circumstance of the bat. The church, and indeed all sincere christian men, y , of the most costly fabrics of Norwich._ And what a way the . William Rathbone, hence for Africa, was spoken 9th instant, in Since Tuesday last the drought experienced very little alleviation l • bl d ff t d d t e w iring ta e was move ,no e ec was pro uce upon h h • fishermen using deep sea-seines (which will be described 0 r t 1 • f . herin —" ae as well as if it ' p o crea ures lave o remem g, y , . at. 50, long. 12 throughout this district; we had, however, a morning's rain on should be on their guard against such persons, and the bar. But when a steel magnet of the same size was sub- 1 h ) f h h b k k Friday last, and a few trivial showers have since fallen partially, There i consider them only as infidels in disguise. s a stituted for the bar of iron, it was found to rotate in what- e sew ere : one o t ese nets as een nown to ta eas were but yesterday " when an object of anybody's present many as 80,000 to 100,000 herrings at one haul. erief wa V ' • d h ' b 11 s orn, or was marrie , or was soug t atter y a THURSDAY, JUNFI 13. which must have done some good, and which have refreshed and hic doc- ever direction the whirline table was revolved, with consi simple feet which we may apply to such sera') " - • SOUTH COAST.—Herrings are caught at Kenmare, county ;hose that were looking for happiness ! But here comes the son, from St. ARRIVED.—EweII Grove Burton from Laguna—Chester Law improved the general appearance of the countr '• in o s , c nsequence t derable velocit • It was also found that the electncal power of K John, N.8.--;nd Dash ' H • • - f h' h d • , untriss, from Newfoundland, o wlc, an of the certainty of 70 or 80,030 quarters of foreign tors. We may ask them, would they not establish . e . . )• .. . . . . eery, from July to October, but at Bantry there has been widow Toilfield, in a pair of black silk gloves, that have been Sans:le—Liverpool, (steamer) Fayrer, for New York—Kingston, Wheat now here being released from bond for home use, there ap. th whirling table was much diminished by cutting notches in no productive fishery since 1828 • the season lasts from what they believe to be true ? But perhaps such per- . preserved in the dust of the very no . segay, which, with all Kennedy, fcr St. Petersburg—Liffey, Stone, for Messira- a aariana, neared more inclination on the part of the holders to press sales, t cl • t • f th t Th t th f thes he ' • - ' Ira la ing rom e cen re. e rue eory o eP - August to Christmas. the dew and odour and freshness of lite upon it, accomPanied Ball, for Lisbon and Monte Video—Julie, Meyer, for Hambro,_ and the millers and dealers were purchasers to a fair extent of sons may be in the pre . dicament of believinee nothino e. ... nomenon was vainly sought for by them, and was reserved EAST COAST.—Onward to Arklow, herrings are caught at the presentation of them, " six and twenty years ' ago !,, Providence, Maase, for Danzig—Trigena, Fretwurst, for Rostock— Wheat, but at a decline of 3d to 44 per 701 b.; for all other articles to be tnie, or of not believing anything ; and such, we for the genius of Dr. Faraday to discover. Dr. Faraday Star, Glovar, for New York—Ellen Gefman, Blundell, for Leghorn in the trade the demand was very hmited, at about last quotations, i different localities from August he December. At Arklow They are a little too large in the , anns for her now ; but the dare say, is the case with most of the family. Then constructed a copper disc, the circumterence and axis of 3' —Leda Zeplein for Wismar—Anguste Kirkhove for Ostend— the fishery was formerly considerable from June to August, did but just fit her when they were brought home from the Persia:Johnson ' for Boston—Watkins: Ad son, ' for Berbic except for Oatmeal which obtained an advance of Is er 2401 b •an e these remarks are ' appreable to P ' d all the markets of this county and reasonable men cannot surely be much affected by their which he conn7cted with wires, which he Fallel h l i iis en; but now the fishing begins about the first of October ; the fair, and presented to her, as the first gift of her husband, Iris, tsaupert, for St. Pstersburg—Vs'ashington, INl'Lay, for Quebe—e of Yorkshire for the pa:t week. I • • for if they are so doubtful of their own I opinions ; .judgment upon religion itself, what right have they to be confident even in their supposed system of liberal- p ate d roetallo-e Fctric machine. By turmag 's roun in one direction he produced a negative current, and . in the other direction a positive ; and the amount,of electri city was infinitely greater than that produced by a glass ism ? At all events, we have here an excellent test for electrical machine, being capable of deflecting the magnetic m hi , Arklow herrings are similar in size to the Loch Fyne herrings. who will have been dead—" may the Lord be merciful to On the Wicklow coast there are sometimes considerable eight ye shoals from September to Christmas, and until within these Soothl ar come the twelft' of July !" And here is Mrs. y, too,—for such eo le are too ood to be called five or six years there was a summer fishing in June and July. " Good '' P P g y, as they usually are At the Lough of Carlingford the herrings were at one time timental for fashionable • —and Lewis Charles, Wallis, for Antwerp. Lavitaa. Re at 8 p.m. in lat. 45, long. for New York, wind S ,by those who supply the sen- spoke the Cheerful from the Ca d k 1•l' 't -• • ynolds; from New York, at this port. On 25th May, 40, spoke the Great Western, from Bristol .E. light. On 4th June in lat 37 lon 28 f G d 1-1 ' f . ' r. ' ' , , pe . 000 ope or London The imports of Grain, Flour and Oatmeal, from Ireland and Coastwise, have again been very small, but we have had further arrivals of Wheat to a fair extent from foreign parts. There is no alteration in the duties on any kind of foreign grain since last Friday ; but on Friday next the duty on Wheat will be an We ney nove s,as 1 I were Nile, kerguson ; 'trusty, Morris : Bell Nicholson ; Edgecombe increased to 10a 8d per quarter, and on Flour to 6s 5d per brl and J them, and we may he quite certain that those who needle in the most powerful manner. If a magnet is rota- abundant, but the Channel herring fishery is now considered impossible for a poor woman to be good without being Hoyle ; Fisher, Sewell ; Nancy, Wilson; ' Margaret Ann Hurrell, ! it is likely will so continue for several weeks. In the mean ' time I would not establish Protestant ascendancy by law, or ting u a poo its e own e axi . s 2 „ t e he elec i t e ri e cit er y s w a il a l e ru ee ls di o a u g t to ot tries the mostadyantageous ;it lasts from June to November, and chatty and, silly with it. . She has locked up her little hut, . ana Hearts of Oak, Cook, henc at Newfoundland ' duty will probably be paid on almost all these articles now in bond defend it when established, are no believers in the pa- V" . nd . nit P I .mi,d dl r. ' o d VV h • ' fi dht th the fishing is pursued less or more by the fishermen at New- and her wheel, and her brass kettle, her hour-glass, her cat, S);.lph, Povcr, hence at Marseilles in the United Ringdom, Several parcels of Flour in bond have °erection in which it is turne . By tis we n t a e castle Dundrum Bay &c. Ardelass is a vei considerable and her Bible and h 1 1 b d Bt h h•-t th - , er one y e . u ere seis a e la innot, Miller, from Batavia, at Plymouth found sales in the past week for export—of Philadelphia, New York, ramount and stable truth of Protestantism itself. 111 r -Le mag,net must have other currents than those which are ne- h• ' • Ab ' 0P * ( 7 W. G. Anderson„ from Sierra Leone, ditto and Baltimore, at 32s 6d to 345, and of New Orleans at 315 er brl erring station. out 1 0 enzance boats of from 15 to funeral • and has come too, with a large sprig of southern- m eare P . t, Canning, from Dublin, at New South Wales , and some few parcels of Oats in bond at 3s 2d to 3s 6d per 451 b. il , Protestantism of ascendancy is thus shown to be the cessary for its electrical condition. The phenomenon of the 25 tons), 100 boats from the Isle of Man, and 100 Irish wood, ' li - ' d k I • • d an D ; r ri - h B pus ing out at the en of her prayer-boo ,as 1 it ha riton, Fyale, from Leith, . ditto We have had some very heavy showers yesterday, with the ap- I only sort that can be genuine. . northern lights may be owing to something of this kind, for the cause of these li hts has b no means been satisfactorily But mere belief, says vour sceptic, does not consti- - g Y , . . shoals are generally very re boats, annually pursue this fishery. The visits of the herring taken root at " Burial of the Dead," to pay due respect, and gular at different parts of this to sob and to see the last of poor Mr. Pollen. Only look at Abbotsford, —, hence for - Bombay, was spoken 20th Feb. in lat. 22 S, long. 77 E pearance to-day of more genial weather, which, added to the cir cumstances above alluded to, caused us to experience a dull market settled, although the saran of Europe have for a tong time coast from Axel las t C 'kf Oriental IN iison from Canton at Cowes tute truth. No, sir ; mere belief does not conetitute g s o erne ergus, from June to Novem- her pale and wasted face, all ,the more moving for the nar- " • - this day, although Wheat found sales to a fair extent to our own - directed their attention to its solution. It has been found ' - imogen, Ma.xwell, - hence at Deal ber, and herrings in considerable shoals are said to enter row band of black riband under her chin But here are millers and dealers, and to some from distant markets, but the de truth ; and it is for that reason we pay so little respect that if a wire, along which one of the secondary currents is Belfast Lou h t ' S b d 0 t b H • ' • ' • g o spawn in eptem er an c o er. errings many poor children, also come to the funeral : girls with 21 lon Trent, —, hence for Trinidad, was spoken 27th A pril, in lat. cline above noted was freely submitted to, and in some instances a ' " to those great majorities — to those believing masses, passing, be cut at the precise moment when the current is e 39 are caught from May to September of superior quality in dif- their fair faces, red elbows, blue stockings, and white a ' -. . ' prons ; Isabel, Jones, hence for Antigua, was spoken sth June in lat 50 little exceeded ; the advance above stated on Oatmeal was not freely obtained and for all other articles we cannot alter otu• quo to which you are known to pay such profound defer- passing, a spark may be elicited. As it would be difficult to ferent localities between Larne and Fairhead, but not in and poor boys, too, whose general appearance it is no such long. 12 ' • • tations. ' . he wire at the recise moment of time when required, a cut t . p . ence—such abject homage ; but we contend for the . .. . considerable quantities. easy matter to describe. But if the saying in Shakspeare be Resolution, —, hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 3rd May, WHEAT, per eons s. d. s. d. INDIAN CORN, 19. 4601 b. more convenient mode is adopted of performing this expen- NORTH COAST.—From Lough Foyle to Lough Swilly true, that " every body's apparel will fit a thief ;" and if it • • in tat. 4N, long. 26 W English , ascendan , y of Protestantism, because Protestantism is 42 OeL44 0 t T • f t • .1. d ond with - men . wo pieces o cas iron, col e r u wire lISOII. Eliza Joh hence f , there are two herrine seasons namely in July and Aueust be admitted that nobod ' ill fit • oor bo better re or Pernambuco, was spoken 28th Scotch 8 6 9 3 White 44 046 0 t the truth ; and we justify our own adherence to its covered with silk, are planed opposite to the poles of a horse- d • - • ' - - ' ••' ' . • 3' e w d P y , P - April, in lat. 4N, long. I ' 6 W Irish 66 8 8 BEANs, per quarter. . . . an again from the middle of November to the beginning of sumptive evidence could not be wished for in favour of the Actaeon Fieldin he ce f Val • , g, n or paraiso, was spoken 20th April, Bonded I ascendancy, because we implicitly believe in that truth. shoe magnet. The magnet is revolved rapidly, and a T February. As is the case every where, the harvest herrings latter's honesty. For in all matters of a • l f• • s ' • ppare , So ai as in lat. IS, long. 19 aV BARLEY, per qr. Irish 37 0 42 0 And here is just the turning point of the argument, or piece connected with it serves to break and make the con- . are larger and finer than the win•er herrings. From Lough poor boys are concerned, whether held on by right of origi- Rossendale, Friend, hence for Bahia, was spoken 3rd May, in lat. English 42 043 0 PEAS, Grey 34 038 0 i ' ' here it is that our antagonist generally flies off ratner nection as ofeen as required. By this means an iron wire can be heated to redness we , can set fire to paper saturated Swilly to Farland Point the herrings are c.aught from July to nal oanership, from the incipient nickirws and snippings of 2N, long. 22 W Chevalier 44 045 0 White 45 047 0 Water Witch, Laing, hence for Laguira, off Havana 28th April Scotch, per 601 b. 5 4 5 9 SHIP BREAD, per • 1121 b. November, and from Christmas to March. At Rutland, bodily measurement, la ' d b c' fth • 1.1• 1 .or o tame y any o eeo atera , altogether—for your Liberal or your Pap , ist has no with ether, &c. Indeed, the. current of electricity produced h e • Thomas Hughes, , hence at Jam ilea Irish 545 .9 In bond rrings were so abundant about thirty years ago, that SCO casualties of inheritance, it is well known that the whole e ye „, , 17 020 0 N S.W. Jan 19 —The Foreign, in bond, 0 0 0 0 noun s English, per 2801 b. I desire whatever to enter into the ..sc 1 • A; ussion of what is. • • ffair between man truth. Reiigion, say they, is an a heat, and decomposition, of in this manner is sufficient to produce all the effects of lictht l Hygeta Hannay, bound to Lon which the voltaic battery is ca . , vesse s were generally laden in a season from November to race are doomed to be either giants or piemies.—Floreston. d • ': ' ' ' • • -. ' January : these were of superior quality, and of the size of or the New Lord of the Manor. ~,, on, in weighing her anchor 11th instant, touched on a rock on the OATS, per 451 b. north shore ; received some trifling damage to the fore foot, and En g lish 4 3 4 6 Irish 48 055 0 46 0 54 0 - and his Creator. God will determine which is the true pable. The shocks given by it are intensely powerful. 500 to a barrel, while the Killibeg herrings at that time were put iuto the Cove to overhaul, and will sail on the 21st Scotch ATTENTIVE WAITERS.—The followine laughable. trick • In conclusion the lecturer said that there was a branch of s , lrish 4 0 4 4 Sweet U. 5..... 35 0 36 0 i belief, but man must nor ledge his brother—is not to . , . of the size of 800 to a barrel ;in 1836 herrings appeared here .. • the science, called photomagnetism ; but as there was nothing in great bundance It is said that in the months of An il was pay led off, at a dinner of the Metho b dists' Club, by a Foreign, in bond 30 3 6 Sour 32 034 0 be in this respect his brother's keeper. It is astonish- . r ' gentleman who could not get any of the waiters to pay atten- VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. Ditto, duty free.. 4 0 4 A IA - ...ATMEAL, per 2401 b. ll tbr h d • th • t t 't ff st h h uld d - a . ' • • • very we es aise wl respec olseee s, e s o o May, July, and Aug,ust, from Telling to Malinhead, there t • ing how current this sort of mawkish sentimentalitY no more than simply state the fact. are large shoals of herrings, but they are not fished, because ht h • ' f 1 ' • 1 ion to vv a e said to them :-1 - Ie called one ot le principa (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) Rya, per..--„aarter .. 42 044 0 Eng*lish 36 036 6 has been in the world, and how many have been de- Mr. Addams then thanked his audience for the attention it is supposed it would be difficult to cure them. We have h' andea kd • I h k M T C k H ones to im, s e tam i e new J. r. . oo e. e sf..s , t•r, per qr. fine.. 68 070 0 Ditto, new 37 038 lied in the affirmative.—" Go and tell him that the Duke • • 'AFRICA. middling 50 062 0 Scotch 36 036 6 luded by it ; but it pasees I.y the man who knows the with which they had honoured him, particularly the younger thus made a circuit of the whole Irish coast, and it must be r e e t Y ßuccleuch will be le t t ' eke • e with him, said the truth—the man whom the truth has made free—as the portion, whose conduct he considered to have been exem- evident that the most abundant and most certain supply of liP PY o lkl CIC h h Snowdon, •R Hemingway, 254 Africa, Agett & Hemingway ry, and trusted that the remarks which he had made A th wag. way ran e waiter to r. oo e, w o was up to t e WE S2' INDIES AND MADEIRA LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 10. herrings, and which might afford food and employment to a idle wind which he ren - ards not. Knowing that he i P nT ht ur e man in this town to ursue their in uiries into numerous population is to be fouad on the coast of the county joke in an instant, and who rose up and bowed respectfully to Medora, W:Harrison 299 Barbadoes, Barton, Irl & C The Cattle to-day has been much the same as to number as last has found the truth, nolin can shake his conviction . g ci ce g which y offered more cha es of brilliantdiscoveries the " mock duke ; " meantime the waiter informed hiS' rims- ~ ' SOUTH AMERICA. ° reported, and of arab/est quality. The best „11-ets were pretty soon g a.. en nc ot Down, and on the coasts and in the creeks and bays be- • • • " • th WWh t - , • s •old at last week's prices • but the miclain and inferior • • t ' that it is his imperishable duty to exalt and sustain it than any other, chemistry perhaps excepted. Upon retiring, twe Gal d T I 1 d en way an orry san . ter and his fellow-servants that the dinner was honored with Ca enne, i essay, 211 Monte Video, C Cotesworth qualities did not go off so well at ;he latter part o g Frisk, W• Whiteway, f the day, as the holders of the presence of the great Scottish nobleman ; the conseqaence ' 181 Monte Video, W & J Tyrer • in every way that he can, and in whatever capacity he • the lecturer was honoured with the loudest applause. The modes of fishing on the coasts of Ireland are vat ious, was that most of the 't d • h t t d d waters an mule os 00, crow . e • Ilebe, W S Green, 197 Rio Janeiro, W& J Tyrer Cattle were not disposed to give way, and buyers would not accede may be employed. But it is illiberal to uphold the and some of them remarkable ; the nets arid boats are of va- around his grace (as they thought), nor would any of 'them - • ' , UNITED STATES: to their prices, consequently there has been a good few Beasts of the latter qualities left unsold. Of Sheep and Lambs there has been truth ! To be sure—and thus we arrive at that re- On F'd hf hh • fhLadll 1 A I nay t e urt er eanng ot e y ew ey ppea , rious dimensions, and their size and number depend_on the budge from his chair if they could avoid it. The joke did not D Smith Cahawba, W , 351 New York, Humphreys & Biddle a middling suppl for the season of the ear but Sh y , eep were only , means of the fishermen. Adirondack, W G Hackstaff, 750 New York, W& J Brown. &Co slightly in dema y dab ductio ad absurdum which renders it unnecessary to before the House of Lords, was fixed for Monday, the 24th end with the dinner ; but when the company took their de-- BRITISH AMERICA. nd, and sol out the same as last week. Good I . argue the question further. We justify Protestant instant. Ascendancy, then, by the truth of Protestantism. THE KNIGHT OF KERRY AND BILLY M`Cene.—One Our adversaries may storm and rage, but unless they day the Knight of Kerry was walking along, the Strand, in NETs.—The nets are generally made of flaxen twine (while the ou ht to be of hens , this substance beine more durable ; Y g P . and the f 1 d • d fb • b kd ' y are most requent y tarre , instea o eing ar e , arture h , t e moment his erace was seen descending the 0 i s :i tairs half a dozen waiter * . the •orters Petrel J‘Bell • , s began to cry out to p , , , " Call the Duke of Buecleuch's carriaee ." away ran the lat the tar must give a disagreeable flavour to the herrings, be- • , ' .es• . - phelia White, P Wood, 259 St. Andrew's, N.B. Cha Lambs have been rather largely in demand, and were all sold up at pman &Co advanced prices ; but for Lambs o/ middling and inferior quality 231 Montreal, Eshelby, Rowett &Co there has been EUROPE. ter shouting aoout the streets, until his grace informed them Auguste Marie, A Nicolon, go a hanging market, .nd there have a ood few as we g 11 as Sheep left unsold at the close o the market. The best Beef may Abbeville, Bahr, Behrend &Co be quoted at from 7d to 7ad, mid ling 61d, very ordinary tid. Good can disprove the truth of Protestant Christianity itself, London, killing an hour's time, till the house was done sides, tarred nets are not so durable). The fishermen in some that he would walk home : but in order not to dishonor the TugendsJ - k'retWurst, . 150 Rostock, Ditto Wether Mutton sold at lid, middling Crad. ordinary and Ewes at a t nd Hume tired of hearing himself speaking ; his prayers, a . localities, at Killibegs for instance, generally anchor their • Quiz, H M Stone, • 139 Coustan and Sm , a ' shade less Lambs front sd to 8d er ' • they cannot drive us from the ground of a Christian title, he gave them a douceur, and then rode home in an 3rn , Ditto . , p lb. sinking the offal. Number Auguste' Ch Itt MF D • ar o e, armer, 100 Elsmeur, Ditto of Beasts, 883; Sheep and Lambs, 8353. 1 establishment, and a consequent Protestant Ascen- cl • 1 d - eye was caught by an enormous picture isp aye upon the nets - proceed ashore and leave them in the water and re- omnibus for sixpence.—ehelienham Looker-on. . Eroe, J Marengo, wall of a house, re t' 1 fi d itl ' ' • • ' presen ing a mman gure, covere w i turn and take them the following morning. — . Malta and Smyrna, Ditto . . . . i dancy. It can work no injustice to any man. It is lone dark hair, with huge nails upon his hands, and a most SEINE OR HAUL NETS.—At Valentia on the coast of Ire- CATTLE AND RAILWAYS.—A cornpleterevolution IS being' l s e re t i: v a e , r e Stephens, hi , J Norne, 198 Narva, • 178 St. Petersburg, _ Ditto PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. for the advantage even of those who do not subscribe fea;ful expression of face. At first the knight thought it land, they have a mode of fishing with the deep-sea " seines," made in the mode by which the supplies exhibited at Smith- A Frau Kea G Do° rer 70 Wangeroge, Ditto Ditto Wool), Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid . field Cattle Market for sale are received. Previously to the , , • } , !. to it. ' But, say they, let nothing be established. Still, 2 this would not be for your advantage. Whe- We SA'', . was Dr. Bowring ; but on coming nearer he heard a man with a scarlet livery a.nd a cocked ' Walk in ladies hat, call out„ • and gentlemen—the most wonderful curiosity ever exhibited which is generally very , productive. These deep-sea seines e . . . . Ernst, C F Errboe, or hauling-nets ere composed of fifteen drift-nets, joined ' . f h ormation of railways, the whole of the stock—with fhe ex- Kerstine Marie J Eisker 101 Elsinore, , , . 100 Elsinore, Ditto Archangel Ditto Memel t -18 o®l9 0 ! 17 0 18 0 1 ception o t e calves from Essex, which, from time imme- Triton, together, five nets in length, and three in depth, each single D Moickenbuhr, .88 Hambro', Ditto Gothenburg l6 o—l 6 10 Not above 16 ft ther we establish a lie, like Popery, or omit to establish _ morial, have been conveyed by waggons—arrived at the Hunters, D, Dancan, 118 St. Petersburg and Cronstadt, Ditto Wyburg i only one shilling—the vild man from Chippoowango, in b • 0f h • 1 h d 1 - 0 h -f th , net eing 2at oms m engt ,an I mes es, or a a oms F..e19. B. P. 2. I true, Scriptural, evangelical, pnmitive Christianity, Afrieay—eats raw wittals without being cooked, and manY in depth, so that the whole net when joined is 100 fathoms in above market by drift ; but now the case is quite different— A''Bo n 1 Charlotte. n el, 37 Guernsey, C Cotesworth Petersburg l6 10 Is 0 / such as that of the national church, we are in either other surp case d l -o_ng you and the people sit large an injustice. P risina e and pleasing perforniances.' The Knight aid his money, and was admitted. At first the crowd pre- length, and 15 fathoms in depth, with a cork-rope at the top, and leaden sinkers at the foot-rope, seven yards of net are , . . Sinc . e the openiag of the Southarnpton Line, all the most ex tensive graziers in the Isle ol W ight have transmitted their • . • Barbara Catherine, Schottev 71 Antwerp, J Johnstone •- Grecian, R. Rowett, 179 Gibr '' Liffey, It A Stone, 87 Messina altar and Malta, Eshelb Rowett &Co Dan a Y, t ig, Deck PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. , Strong & Reld British American Pine • 0 3-4 0 4 £22211 e Plos. nted his seeine any thing—for the place was full to suffo- nut to four yards of rope in the centre and at the breasts I B h G W ' • ambs by this conveyance. yt e reat estern and Bir- Amanda G Anderson 131 Malta Eshelb Ro tt & C L 02— 0 3 By establishing and teaching Gospel truth, we do no ve . y, we . o serewpon, per fathom. ' • d mi h d the receipts have been large ; ng am roa s bt b f at L '' ' W 1 - 1 ' Od ' u yar gre - st. awrence, uggup, 335 essa, d h ' " f b 'd th 1 • ' " • • • cation, an t e noise awful— or, esi es e exc mations and at the wings one-third is taken in, or six yar sof net Cram & Strut! Danzig, 4 feet .R 9 o—lo o .e 4 ss. . . • • injustice to any man or :.;et of men vea rither but it ' ' `. ' and applause of the audience, there were three barrel-organs, go to four yards of rope ; the centre part of the net for about er things are expected immediately, the Northern and Eastern all " \ is then only that we do justice . to , . .on create a playing ' Home, sweet home !' and ' Cherry Ripe,' and the 20 fathoms is stouter than at the breast and wings, three railway (or Cambridge line) is completed, since a direct con- LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. . JUNE 12. Honduras Certainl . • privileged class," says the sceptic. ,} , but all wild man himself contributed his sliare to the uproar. At threads being in all the twine, but that of the centre is veyance wi . 'll be secured from (stir grazine districts On an s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Cuba that subscribe to ale truth may partake of its privi- last, the knight obtained, by dint of squeezing, and some spun thicker. There are two warps requisite, each about accu fi d b 1 . 1 * f * ' • • rate calculation we n ut itt e, 1 any difference exists Old Hay .... 0 10®1 la/ 201 b. Potatoes, new 3 7®4 3sa scre St. Domin o . 0 91— 1 la a ..i ,,. . . . ushing, a place in the front when, to his very great horror, sixty fathom ' 1 n th and there are small half-ifich ropes sin e g , d b th '1 ' • between the sums charge y e rai way companies and those New Hay.... 0 9 1 0 Cattle Ditto .. 0 0 0 0 OA P - g • • 1 5 2 3 I per load. b th d • b t when the excellent y e rovers , u condition in which clover Hay.. 0 8 01 1 Turnips 0 0 0 leges. We do not prefer a class of men °bore the law ; p he behel fi '' d h 't - th t d d a gure that far eclipse t e portrai vn ou oors, hul d called brails, fixed to the foot-rope, that are ae up ir LAN K 9, British American.. none. 15s 0 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet - 1 by thet no, we honour the truth in our laws an( , n, and the stock arrives is taken into consideration, every' disinte- Straw, Wheat 070 s Carrots It was of a man nearly naked, covered with long, shaggy hair. to purse the net, and la • • h f t e quickly so ring in t e oo -rop , as Straw, Oat .. 0 5 0 6 Manglewurzle 0 0 8 6 those who would partake of its honours must approach that grew even over his nose and cheek bones. He sprang th fi h • t the bottom, the top-rope dmit that trausmission b . 1. • ad rested person must a y rai way is Danzig, C, Pipe .e 135 0 —l4O 0 I to prevent e s escaping a aw Barle 0 0 0 0 Manure S .. tr , y 708 6 Not ab. 36 in. Hhd. i them in the same way. Such are the privileges, so about sometimes on his feet, sometimes on all-fours, but al- always floating on the surface. These nets are generally 1, th to the seller and urchaser—the fis mer re vantageous .0 . P r ()Teen Clover 000 0 70 o—Bo 0 0- - „z I as. B.P. 2s. 'yin in man instances, higher rates than those whose Quebec, red, la inch thick, much envied, which we contend for. We see nothing ways uttering the most fearful yells, and glaring on the crowd, furnished by fifteen men, each bring a drift-net, or piece °el g, y . , ____--- ss s— . and 51 feet long unjust, nothing unfair in them. Unless a levelling . in a manner that was reall dan erous The Knight did not Yg. ' hl of nettin of th g e regular size ; in some instance . s one indivi- stock has been driven to market, the latter being by far less liable to be deceived in the weighing qualities, since it is a AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, Imported into Liverpool, from the 4th to the 10th instant. Do. Puncheon l6 0—25 0 3 0 6s. principle be adopted which woul , . 1 abolish all distinc- • .. • teel exactly happy at the whole proceeding, and began earn ,e to wish himself back in the ' House,' even upon a committee dual supplies the whole, who, for the use of his nets and boats, gets 14-30th of the fish, the master-seaman getting well-known fact, that all kinds of stock, which travel far, FROM IRELAND. TIMBER, per cubic foot. Oak s. d. s. d. " 9 4 0 1 tion between the honest and the dishonest, the virtuous o f • • . • • privileges, when, suddenly, the savage gave a more frantic and the vic'ous, the religious and the irreligious, suCh scream than before and seized upon a morsel of raw beef, privileges cannot be brought into discredit. which a keeper extended to him upon a long fork, like a tan- I, 1 / a 1- 4- r r), dem whip—he was not safe, it appears, at close quarters ; this he devoured in a voracious manner, amid great clapping accom 2-30th, and the other fourteen men getting I-30th each. They pull their boats surrounding the shoal, and when they lose a considerable portion of their internal fat.:—Farmer's Mdgazine. ...au. .n a.ou...en .a..011 - IS, they pull upon the foot-rope, and PURE RELIGION AND THE FREE CONSTITUTION OF ENG tuck the fish into the largest of the two boats, which always LAND. In the spirit of common humanity we must rejoice, panies each seine-net ; the size of the mesh is from lif the day should arrive when the countless myriads of our Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. Pine, British Amer. common 1394 5505 5591 106 Previously 27609 37125 130083 1518 Previously COASTWISE. 4 1405 150 223 5461 Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs. 4 1171 o 2946 28930 2684 718 Danzig, middling Memel, middling 20 Riga, red red l7 1 9 los 1 9 2 4 per load. yellow 2 23 2 3 2 21— 2 3 I.t'2 15s. as load ' 2 6 -- A FLYING HOAX ! — Thc inhabitants of Kingsbridge and of hands, and other evidences of satisfaction from the au- to 1-k inch square ; from 80,000 to 100,000 herrings are fre- fellow men covering Europe and the globe should be safely 34 52 206 aarsarsaars Dodbrook were thrown into the greatest state of excitement dience. I'll go, now, thought the Knight ; for God knows quently taken by such a seine in one haul; one haul or seine enabled to enjoy the animation, the vigour, and the virtues on Friday last, on account of a notice, made public by the whether in his hungry moods, he might not fancy to conclude net complete will cost 5.,30, and with the boats X6O. These which belong to limited monarchy. It is impossible to think, PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. TIDE TABLE. - Days. Mra. Evn. Height. bellman, that Monsieur Dubray would perform one of the his dinner with a Member of Parliament. Just at this in- nets are in general use on the coasts between Dingle Bay and without Christain regret, on the infinite losses which Europe + LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Outward. Home. most astonishing feats ever witnessed in England :it being stant, some sounds struck upon his ear that surprised him Kenmare. The whole seine may, if necessary, be separat- must have sustained, even during the last three hundred (Sailing before 12th Jan.) , his intention to fly across the river from the Newg,round to not a little. He lisened more attentively ; and, conceive if ed, and converted into drift-nets by addition of ropes, corks, years, in the supressed faculties of such mighty hosts of the - to •• • • •• .. after Ist. An . • H. AI. H. M. F. I. g Fnday 14 036 059 16 10 Venus in con. with moon. Ticket Wood opposite, and back ; and, as a show of fairness, you can his amazement, to find that, amidst his most fearful and leads to each. But very primitive means are used in human mind. When England, with her numberless local Jamaica 2ss Od ea a- —84 s ®loss 0 Saturdaa 15 122 145 15 11 Jupiter rises 114 even. Leew rd Isl. Dem. & Berbice 40 0 it was announced that he should not appeal to the public cries, and wild yells, the savage was talking Irish. Laugh, fishing herrings in some localities. The curragh or boat disadvantages has made such profound progress by the soli- mnd a uras ( o ) _ Sunday 16 2 8 230 14 10 3rd Sunday after Trinity. generosity until the performance was over. It was also stated if you like ; but it's truth lam telling you ; nothing less than made of hoops, and covered with canvas, is much employed tary might of a pure religion and a free constitution—those H New York, Boston 4O 0 50 105 0 --, 7 a 0 20 0 — •4, s Monday 17 253 318 13 7 St. Alban. that he would be unassisted by ropes, or any fixture across Irish. Then he was jumping four feet high in the air, eating in fishing herrings in variolls parts of the coast, and even two guardian spirits which have laid upon her brow the dia- Charleston, Savannah Wednes. 19 438 5 6 11 11 the river. Melina temper judicium fuit—that there are a his raw meat ; pulling out his hair by handfuls ; and, amid this peculiarly antique boat is not to be had where it could dens of an almost universal empire—what a sacred and illus- New Orleans certain class of persons who are at times incredibili industria, all this, cursing the whole company to his heart's content, in be of use. trious spectable have not long since displayed if every nation Havana 5O 0— 60 0 50 0 Canada diliyentia singulari ; for instance, long before the hour ar- as good Irish as ever was heard in Tralee. Now, though the HORSE-FISHING.—Horses are employed as vsell as boats, was an England ! For instance, Spain, with her six ranges —— British North America B4 0 PACKET BOATS. — FALMOUTH STATION, rived when M. D. was to astonish the natives, (which was Knight had heard of red Jews, and white Negroes, he never but it appears that the fishermen complain of this opposi- of mountains, interspersed with the loveliest valleys in the Newfo dland announced for half-past seven o'clock p.m.,) crowds of people happened to read any account of an African Irishman ;so tion. ln the first report of the Irish commissioners, page world, ; her fountains and forests ; her noble rivers and har- Brazils 25 0 0 0 25 0 were rushing to the scene of action, including all the 6lite of he listened very closely, and by degrees, not only the words 11, it is stated, that the " fishermen complain a good deal bours ; her delicious climate ; her nurture of every product River Plate 35 0— 40 0 30 0 fashion, and the tradesmen of the towns and neighbourhood, were known to him, but the very voice was familiar. At esi Ch sae practice which the farmers have of shooting their nets of the tropical and temperate zones ; her po , sition, incompa- East Indies Sailed. • eum iqnoratione literamm. After waiting about an hour length, something he heard, left no further doubt upon his off their horses instead of boats!" rably the first in Europe, commanding the Straits, resting at China 45 0 40 0 -- London. Due. Batavia — ------ --- after the time appointed, a sudden burst of enthusiasm, pro- mind, and, turning to the savage, he addressed him in Irish, BLANKET AND SHEET FISHING. — An equally striking and once on the ocean and the Mediterranean, and touching at e 40 o——so 0 _ N w South Wales 40 0 40 0 Mon. & Thurs. ceeding from the dense mass who hod hS this tinle COngre- at the same time fixing a look of most scrutinizing import unusual mode of fishing is practised in Downing Bay. Here once Africa and France ; and her soil capable of sustaining Cap fGo e o od Hope 40 0 40 0 Tues. & Satur. gated, came on the ear and raised the astonished eye, and the upon him. " Who are you, you scoundrel?" said the it appears that " the poor people, for want of other means, fifty millions of people ! What would not that fine country Africa _ Lisbon 30 0 126 0 ery of "He comes !he comes !" proceeded with telegraphic Knight. " Billy .M`Cabe, your honour." " And what do sew their blankets and sheets together, often to the number have been, with the solemn enthusiasm and soaring genius of Gibraltar .. 1 Tagus, Liverpool, June 3. despatch, caused by the appearance of a personage clad in a you mean by playing off these tricks here, instead of earning of sixty, each getting a share in proportion, and the poor that people turned, for the last three hundred years, to the Lima, Valparaiso, &c. large white sheet, proceedires across the fields leading to your bread like an honest man ?" " Whist," said Billy, -is - Ar.i l P - eTieket 'Wood ; until reachin the road he was lost for a few " and keep the secret. I'm earning the rent for your honour. - ' • h• ~ r i- people have nothing to cover them when their bed clothes are pursuits natural to virtue and freedom ? Instead of being the Malta, Sicily, &c. used in t is way. 30 0 scoff, and now the sorrow of Europe, she would have been a Smyrna and Constantinople _ Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday Roy. Tar, May 11-, Madeira lst Tuesday H • • ' -- ' 77- sf - 'S • nute b, , ~,,,,,,,n , s, but again made his appearance opposite the place of One must do many a queer thing that pays two pound ten paradise. Or, what would not France have been, with her Malaga 2O o——2o 0 .M.B. Magnet, Opossum, Brazil & B.Ayres.. each month. May 10. June 28. ; I v pi, ; - ,f , es . .t.f, eeveus, where he was hailed with shouts which made the an acre for bad land." This was enough : the Knight wished volatility and variety transmuted by a pure faith into decision l''. l . w ad este . a Ile C 2O 0 20 0 America lst 'Wednes. Petrel, May 4. Melville,Aprill3. 4 . - :. ~;i!,,a-•- • a,,, s'Fsel ng. After keeping the pasts in suspense for some Billy every success and left him amid the vociferous ap- DARING EXPLOlT.—Captain Strout, of the schooner and dignity ; her vast and inexhaustible lands covered with a Lisbei fn hs, ape de Verds.... —— —— { Jamai. L'ward 25 0 20 0 " 1- • • s ~.:,-',, "Ot We s it vag (who it appears was one ' of the neighbourhood) Plause of a well sati;fied audience. This adventure, it seems E mu l ous , o f Penzance, brought his vessel from Plymouth to hundred millions of human beings, (she might hold twice the Cadiz e: P ' ..,•:,.) -.;!.../ -• 25 o——2o 0 • each month. June 3. , ; •,, , , 4 .,..., 4 sts Japtc as thought jumped over, or rather through, a hedge has made the worthy Knight a great friend to' the introduc- the former port alone, where he arrived safe on Sunday last. number,) and her original animation and. activity, her sin- France st ' il .1/ , '.1 ' `'s ihy 1 . y ..:, °-••••1 1 ! I,t l :s l ,V nd i n a momenttlisappeared,thus clearly showing that tion of poor l aw s ; for he remarks very truly, that more of It appears that the crew had left the schooner in consequence gular subtlety of intellect, and her innate elegance of taste, Holland 3O o——3o 0 Mexico and Ha- 1 . 15th day of H.M.B. Hope, Reindeer, ._ 4 ,-s . 's c s ...,, , , I . ; ... ._ • ~,,, Assemblies are a jest, and when they meet, Billy's countrymen might take a fancy to a savage life, if the of her being very leaky. The Captain was obliged to lay too all employed in their full ardour in cultivating the powers of Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm -- ---- 40 u -- 1 - . C (.< . :••",, , ,, y.::,N iv i, - - .7 -... The gaping crowa are bubbled with a cheat. " secret was found out.—cenfesssees o f Harry Lorrequer in three different times, to pump her out, on his passage to their country ? What would not Italy ? that fallen star.— Ise & Hayti.. 15th day of H. M. B. Pigeon, Lapwing, ! \ d . 1 i • r" a i.!:. '( . ' 4.4101,110 Guam, c o . the Dublin University Mayazinefor June. Penzance.—Falmouth Express. 1 Dr. Croly's sermon on the .14forrnation. Petersburg, Riga, &c. . Oporto — vana —.— 84 0 —147 0 • Jamai. L'ward Cartbagena is 0n..... —..... SO 0 --, ,• • • each month. May 17. June 9. ..4^. '' V " ' " 1 .4 -. " 7 " . 4, 4 ..;., • - •% .41.4..... 4 . , ....1. ` ll .' . . , f •• ...% %... Nit, " Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston 3O paid 19 0 4 I 0 Liverpool and Manchester Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares London and Birmingham go .. ••0 11 4 / . Ditto new quarter shares Ditto and Southampton 5O .. • • 0 . 0 / . Ditto & Brighton 10 Leeds and Manchester 5O • 61 0 7 3 1 0 4 . , , Leicester and Swannington 5O ... • 38 0 4 ,, , Ditto, (new) Manchester, Bolton, & Bury 1 ~.. Manchester and Birmingham l5 .... , 5 O• Ditto and Ditto Extension Midland Counties 1 0 Newcastle and Carlisle lOO ..• • 2 2 5 0 , , , Ditto quarter shares 61 6', North Midland South Eastern and Dover North Union lOO • • 0 a „. St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap N 0 o paid 0 0 ' York and North Midland 3O paid 6...: BANKS. -20 ° 6 / Royal Bank of Live pool 500 • • 2 3 76. . Bank of Liverpool .el2 lOs paid 1 7 . . Commercial of Liverpool 10 9 • • 14 i 0... , Liverpool Union lO •••• 3 i 6..; Northern and Central Albion North and South Wales lO .. • • 1 2 15 0 of Manchester lO ..• • 1 3 17 M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 •• • • 6 7 South Lancashire Liverpool Banking Company 10 •• • ' 16 /, Borough Bank _ _ lO .• • 5 0 Commercial Bank of England 5. - East of England lO .. • • Phoenix Bank Wilts and Dorset 7 los. GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. ios 0 ' Exchange Buildings # , -100 paid ' 0 0 . L'pool and Harrington Water } 31 , ..., 451 p , Works 7 I° 0' ' Bootle Ditto Stock . ... 37 0 L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock... • L'pool New Gas & C o k e C o . .4 100 ... • 191 0 Ditto new shares are now paid up. ..• ASSURANCE COMPANIES. 0 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance }25 paid ° Company I' . Ocean Assurance Company.... 10 .... #lO Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10S• ,& , . 0, c. 6. DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW -COMPANI." ,, : Anderton Carrying Company l5 ... • 0 ° Woodside Ferry 9 1 poi,, ___, Egremont Ferry Rock Ferry .•.. 12 105. 20 .• • • 111 Monk's Ferry Steam Tug Company H Arrington Docks Apothecaries' Company Asphalte (Liverpool) (Poloncean)... LIVERPOOL INFIR. June 8, ' DISCHARGED. In-patients cured l6 1 Relieved and at own request Made Out-patients 0 ' Cos' Irregular Dead '3 Consulting Physicist' Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Fc House Visitors Mr. J. 1 Chaplain Apothecary, Mr. • House Surgeon Mr, LOCK HOSPITAL. •• • • 7 J Admitted. • Remain in the house •• • •„ • ' • • dale Patients admitted every day, .7 LIVERPOOL DISPE.O- --- Di Number of new patients ent ere d on the b° ° during the last week:";" Discharged Received advice and medicine at the Ins ti ‘ 57 3 tution ........................ _„• , 4 Visited at their own houses and supPbr" 19 , /, with medicine ................ • 559 Total at each Dispensary ******* VISITORS • 0. North—Mr. H. Smith, Rev. Moses Fisher' a nd,ot South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. James Lawrelic e 4ol'ivo, R. WEv jui et Dispensaries' Office. Fernvick-street, On the HEYES, respectabl ner in tl The decel some MO] bodily api some hoi alarming deemed ak once pront mained aiim his last. Cr tions, the perseverh British mi planters ml he was pro , increased the well-1 relations that envii least consi of this mucl from his relatives an, merchants left an onl indulgent On the of the late Same dr London, fi and faithfi On the farrier. ~ On the 30th ult. in Finch-street, age d 6°' ' pe - ' joiner and builder. 1 01 ' • 11 On the 2d instant, in Commutation. i le A relict of Mr. WILLIAM BROWNBILD 0 04 ' o or BSI D On the 4th instant, aged 35, A ' PETTY, Manchester-street. a'rs Same day, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr' '' - 01 0 field-road South, Everton. , tar e 1/0 On the sth instant, aged 43, of 3 r u n P , ve s led i i JONATHAN BANKS, of Mount Vertlo,. b e 10,4; Same day, aged 44, SUSANNAH, the or" --.d ir 1 STOPFORTH, of Roby Farm, descrve"" dp her. f r ? 0- M . On the 6th instant, ANNE , wife Of' ,ir land-street, aged 45 years. ear s ' .'' a On the 9th instant, aged 50 Y 1.0 r, j 0 •,/, 0, Church-street, Everton. d^2 31r. o'.'" Same day, at Accrington, age „. I .,;,ise- A . $ l , i years an officer iu Her Majesty 's -r-,,, - ' 1 Ipa.% e , , ; Same day, after a long and Pai,il`,`"viS, s'efee . ;:olif. , Christian fortitude, Mr. JOSEPH il io tel, d 110‘310' On the 10th instant, at Selbr's be Pa on his return from Madeira, whitherwity'r, his health, in his 37th year, Mr . draper, 67, Lord-street, Liverpool. Mat 4 9' ---- FO °fi. :l 1 :0 I L/VER,, 1 jitt ,,, - FI PRINTEDA Y, J l',.,iniB l / 4 1 1),1 1 / ANL', fill), e, EVERY TUESDAY AND o fr B y lv; i for' 4 : , JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE' e G f r e BS a . t: e gflYtt. LEONARD ADDISON, of 14 ' co'r l l4ll, r At No. 4, NORTH Casscs:a, ece ive eet ; .4 0 , 11, Orders and Advertisements are Z ie et-s tr d 0 ,12, Co., Warwick-square; Barker, ~ n a o ,o ce r' ,/, Reynell, Chancery-lane; Laggr - nbi ll i ; jor r ,o # Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch -lane, Red I . ll,fee t 7/ Lombard-street ; Mitchell , 81 _coart%, Coripo Clarke and Lewis, 4, Crow_ e iniii erc7so( lll a, , k Garraway's; at the London C ,, , nus e, $O O 0 . 4 r fit, lane ; at the Jerusalem Cofye:t and ,;•$' c 5- w rvi t f: house, Paternoster-row ; Nu' rid l ' ie ; Pl Ag C, ' / house, Threadneedle-street; a_doo; by' 0 1Vr Maitre, and Co., Sise-lane, Lon, ert isea . I r, ~, Co., at their Newspaper and 41 .,, d ia ' sg ovi t cr e ,, e A r l , Quay, Dublin; Mr. M'Philn, r ~„ge ~,op 0 7 I street, and Mr. C. H. Lew'xsv!.oooo,,j'3ll.. it Haddock, and Messrs. J. andestoo; to et . : Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office , Yr . pal ) 11. street, Birmingham. tlilS il Terms of Subscription for ea r, , 00 - half-Y e ,---o one year, it 2 08. ; &vo w 0 1, 11 s. 6d.—lf paid in l os. half-year, £1 1B; qarter' I G. BAP tr)4(jEIGTK4,BUS, T. C J. Itvrktc ANIERICA,N (ilthit,tNr) B. L. W, v,t8:1). G. E A 0111i4IDGE, Ik A B AMERICA, 't4b.tie S.llips are all of Nryllettr and experi tttlits,'''-ssary Will be ,N-eof Passengers. greet;Mßage Money G 'neas, in ( , 0r Thir ty Guine v. i/t tak e 44 8 1(44 be collecte( q4d eighty cen 8 LIVE The Dire( Suip cla' Fr om 1150 ton s hi . LIV2IsERPOO] 164Allgust, 1839 1 zpteeruherr, °v rnbe Njlie o Guineas lode Wine ai r'lg taken asseng, ltr,tets `lllerienced urg taths on hoar, l'hicli'.,`"°„(l,3 on Freight De strictly en Per if above .C 20,( ont. orders have 131 teoeivedon board , 4, Water- CI-IE4I L IVERPOOL To AN Evi C abin is k The WIL L kt t ED I lioll4,teoded t ave tsrtioe'4AS, Ey:), N aod a 4 to R eturn stescli ls,„ "leeers Pted , at C 4, a nd th e i r 11 Iort f ree of char, b°11?1,41)0(.1 M& OGI lirt For GREEN liar r ,_ , a& any Pq, TUESDAI ie t , Y of Glasgo • • CITY OF i VUL( fit), orlt'nded to w herthout Piloats 9„,'\IMODORE 'el'itturee o'clock !„ t at .`j OF ,r LA The .3eveu "tve4 1:-'041140 o clock DORE ' e'Citk ill the Eve 14;itkt etrivir OF GL/ ~ine o'clock ktOse`j),NIAIGDORE „V,)ek in the Af 'Y OF L/ L) , 'A4t Eleven o'cloc nitsr:ce• eD'otnodations c Cabin Far I"freght kt itet'Nica-ZrPeaests,V s treet tract, f an DA I.)A 6,_%lt,be Public will 114:4 ',I ' N ola • and tt( to Passe s liger 4-41,dir'passengers are , t to Glasgow. fi r For DU Pie TAE Clr /ncor ‘-ornpa ny "°`"ilig G oods an b ky, Pc li t'bN snA 18t p tt t 5 8 , 4 ,„ Y,ll, tb Al . , 1 , 201 1C11 404 21 lc . 2, ;b„._ 24 TP ' ll , er Y ztb,--nesday wtb-4bAY,-] xt"AY,: P D UE:E Ptoril EELPA4I,Ii: 2lst June, 12th jwy, `4)l Aogust, 234 Aogllst, Pares front D i ( 10, 3 Ste ktitis-141froin Liver Ste het ho IiAvRE, wi Am ii forwarded by itg e Prineiple of this thaPktio,rB and txporter: hii4`7.l' Pa porter; of 1 ‘ ilti,l' Pt, Interests bete tifictttai elPie which will I a iletY,,of their ivide t1),',k,i00(13 a n d Liv( trejehllkket t of tirst-e: u,lra,l,e_"rnpatibl with nkteztctreitr ot.forniation D ~ U BLI ,1 5 ',11 1 1, '''''" LIA that Her Atiaje ft,l4%)lail shall be des t o ll e t , ti t tri c .( .4Ztt °l lll,°airlbYlll clit Packets wilt s cl th e i. MOI 4te "e Packets of the contracted for this a 4 ._ EVE h k'ltikeinent will t „4- 4411 Trains froi tik till' k%x o'clock i tivl: ..'verliog ; and t 1 kftel' *ill take place, f Ille R o the the :\lails and P ..`cturn Mails froin he,ll;lle.%rernnient 1'; Nestp's Contract k ORNII l' ile \ 'llicitllLl 4civtEl' I'lle li4ltAltWvri. 'the -Itql!NT: Afir ' titkiPtit-I4i.ujj. Thep Itelt tdtVtt•rNvil's ti` AL NVIL-IA 1 ,, _ otlger. sl4l'e 'itICE AI I\ctltiltZiirifTiZ Pot NESS OP K 1 at the tether illfOrtnatii \lV4tkr.it,?! b bl' ' u in 414,,e1cet. ~, 4539. LONDON GAZETTE.—Toon AY , it:Nl' ___._....---- PARTNERSHIPS 'DISSOLVED' .5 ', T. Harrison and G. H. Harrison, LiverP°°l',.,,ulnicsiO,',; Stott, T. Smith, and T. Aitken, Irwellvalle, .'"" d I'• '. 0 Lee, n . faT '''--...__ spinners—W. Fairbairn, J. Hetherington, J. Manchester, machine-makers ; as far as re ds ' luirt; ° ,ls l' ---------------- Ashton and J. Ashton, Shaw, Lancashire, P Int warren . 8. , ° , ' . 'ended t o and J. Smith, Manchester, painters—J. Macclesfield, dyers—J. N. Grindrod. and T. Eastvt ° ' - ~. curriers. , e ot ;., 1 1. iv INSOLVENTS. b . T. June 10.—Charles Harvey, Bury St. Edinon ds ',, c . ' 4o 4 ' Ntth -- 111 e n Per ROBE John Jeffs, St. James's, St. Janie' • g ez e r re st ster, hair-dresser. CVO e llent ca b er 2 June 11.—John Root and James Wedderburabre _ d i , v ' LI n) street, Walw o rth- comm e n ... s treet , '-',..%....,........._____...... Cnarles Joseph Mar cott, Mararet' dealer. . ........ square, London, picture- .-. • i d o. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDE,IO,,,, 0 01 ..,,.......____________ zz Charles Schliermaeher, Coleman-street, Lone ; 6 s James BANICRUPTS. . ni _ ~ 6, ..,, James Macbraire Henderson, Liverpool , w'n e ", - , o 6' F'", render June 21, July 23, at one, at the Claren;• d iosu . ,ii, v , pool. Solicitors, Messrs. Battle, Fisher, and_ n 'ocefr t , 741, lane, London ; and Messrs. Crump and Has s '"'7 . ilvii. D G p 1 Evan Evans, Liverpool, dra•?er, June 2b r i . 1 . 5 1 . d d , ° r Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Ale s 'p e at, ,l , frei ght Or p assai Milne, and Morris, Temple, London; and Mrt ouse lleer' Mary Williams, Old Bailey, London, eating -h oer. ,10 :'.:-.------------------__ Thomas Hudson, Lime-street, London, drYs_ uces ier ,- p. , John Jackson, Westbury-upon-Severn , G lv 00 , (.... 't (haler. I . ilk Watts Wrigley and Thomas Wrigley, o,,,p_aden , ~ z . „. ; T waste-spinners. 0 1 f‘Or f Charles James Adams, Oxford, auctioneer. _ s pire, "ight n r C al -. p a ,, c Edward Cart, Barton-upon-Humber, whiting-manufacturer. ini 4 ----------. David Shirrefs, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland _ d ot. ..„,,, William Norris JESuckley, Manchester, li nen-n': Arpo,: s Intern Lincoln eepe ~. worste d_spinne r c o - .1 1 v , y , James Holdsworth, Bradford, .11 0 Robert Spincer, North Stoneham, 1 - lainPs hi i a 'etar er o4 t ' . -4 ,-,:. The William Robbins, Birmingham, spoon-fnen"... t oire , ' tlrth e Samuel Allen Bull, Frerne Selwood, Sornerse lii bf , , rl , --11( 4 . Richard Graham, Cheltenham, linen -drap er. ace Ons.-__} fir rho InodatiC DIVIDENDS. 00 . I 1 4:„, July 2, E. Curtis, Newman's-row, Lincoln's ,00,0e,4) tailor—July 4, A. Atkins, Finsbury-square, .1-.olLar,...Jolce 4, J. Fairmaner, Farnham, Surrey, shoplie e v4etsloe , and J. J. Ashley, Regent-street, London• ba, - ,,,d00 , of 7ri. . Von Dadelszen and W. Preller, Mincing-lane, . I "'"' erc er'', l ? zail l July 6, W. Grantham, Kingston-upon- Hull, 0- Byron, Devonport, clothes-dealer —July 0, .i. $ ,•' Northumberland, ironmonger. c 0 fi li i: CERTIFICATES _ t off , „Ay. To be granted unless cause be shown to the con .- Ju 2. 5 111 '' Ntt, Sala J. W. Ball and W. Millar, Mou nt pleasant, G h r a n ) ,, . 'J , I . J .:s PrtL l3 don, copperplate-printer—E. Gomm, Birrning aist " . ..::ll 6 l .3 P: F. Hodglenson, Fenchurch-street, London' in' g. tii \" i t t : l " ,e e : te 4 l, l: "' ‘ ... B . '' F. 11-.1-1 a P I . I N . 0 1 ; - 1 derson, High Crosby, Cumberland, horse-deal nuTv , K,sr, , , - -Li von, innkeeper. , , I I. ii,, PRICES OF SHARES , . 1° Of' t tl i ii q'c' i Ps are yer 6 ..: r.irt Y aoild °t ic ; and RAILWAYS, &c. ~6 17 .•tr ad ° l . t4. 4 wiftteQ , , Birmingham and Gloucester so paid - i0 o':.. e 14 deco of ()I Ditto and Derby .... 4 d .. 1 1 , tirld their cotanao, f; 4 1 1 ,' , .e r at. ,, eo unn ; Birkenhead and Chester Bolton and Leigh 100 paid • , 1 , -e4, i u r pas s , , Bristol and Exeter 25 .. • • 0 0 ''.. 4 ° kti nein din Chester and Crewe 25 .... 2° ti ° ',tit, Plitt g Vin Dublin and Drogheda • 0 6/ ' , tit, 11)11 Quality ii 1 ' 6. , ...4 ess th e tzstem Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 5 paid : (1 ., 0" p THOU Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock a paid i' 0 ' L Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 1 0 ° .. 7.: THE 1 nock, and Ayr ' r lO paid 0 4 ".• 'ltv', Grand Junction lOO ... • 263 ;0 ' 9 ' . .. ' l4l . 7' Ditto half shares 2O .... 64 0 o'•.. kii,,‘ . o 'al/ Olt Great Western 65 .. 74 1 0 '' , Crji:k l PP Hull and Selby lO 0 ..' 1) t - paid n••'' ,Al4,lqthi(: G. MAC ••" " 1 • • • • 4 a' 9 0 • • 1° ••• • o •• • • 1 ",,y 4 f iti er RMAR 1839. AD ° ,•'/ t • In-Pat ic ?„.;s Casua: s the " Reinau l r d , .n.. pr. ocl , orshao 4 er B. Bra ll ' a viet" Mr. N°t BIRTHS. On the Bth instant, in Canning-street, the Esq. of a daughter. f itA a , MARRIV r.. IO O O ' 1 4 ' On the 6th instant, at Birmingham, - ' O4 lB town, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter o z P Esq. of Birmingham. by, el it o 0/0 On the 9th instant, at Christ Church,,oot 0,!; Mr. ALEXANDER SMITH, son of the e,,1 3 01 11 , 4 ,, , 1 master and horse-trainer, to Mrs. ELI Z" 010, / On the 11th instant, at St. FhiliP' s f i ' CLIFFE, collector of tolls, New Ilaylna r— Bostock-street. h g e*.. stt i° Yesterday, at Sephton Church, by e ltie 417 I%lJ‘ LAREN, Esq. of Leith, to MARY WOODVILLE, Seaforth, near this town' „D, rill ' ,l On the 10th instant, at St. Petee's of Clarke-street, Toxteth-park, to 3 . 11 '' Christleton, near Chester. ,1. DIED• so o pi . j, On the 9th of April, at his residence , HEYES, Esq. aged 64 years, merchant, o f ti4c. respectable firm of John Heyes and Cf'co. ! A 0 ., ner in that of Heyes, Lithcrland an". s tate o ill , The deceased gentleman had been i n ' :or frie• some months past, but latterly had od iste l e:,, bodily appearance as to give his in.° Oil /CO some hope of his ultimate recoverY . ,...ve alarming p a phange was discovered to .L 17 ,, 0•1 1 `:(01 1 4 1 , ,-, deemed advisable to call in his phYsi cla once pronounced his case to be hopele ss ' ii pe,,lo4C mained almost insensible, and in the c ° i „ his last. Candid, upright, and honorabie faujell tions, the deceased, throughout a se ric : s peelp , persevering industry, supported the r d 0 04 British merchant, both in this is l9 l,e lA d DirP;;l ' planters more especially, w ith whom f fee 1 1"" t he was proverbial for a liberality 0 A „,,er increased confidence and respect, an d , plan to the well-merited appellation of the . t ea; te , relations of private life, he was no le_vV i i 1r f that enviable gift of the human he'.... c i'rtallSib ' fp least conspicuous amongst his many ' .0044' ' of this much respected gentleman were , ). t tea,, 0 10.,/ from his residence to the Catliedral, r ' o f it f lcf relatives and friends, amon gst the matte gc,opea merchants of the town and manY i g er:" left an only child, (a son,) to whom ",! . .dos/Y s ;, indulgent parent .—West Indian, Be 'Sd On the 28th ult. in Byrom.. street , f4 e t e p I t of the late Mr. THOMAS EDE . NS, , 14 f o i Same day, Mr. WILLIAM PHlL lr '7re tl o p, London, formerly of this town, for 0 , 1 ,1 - ' cli er, and faithful servant in the house of l' a gea ' 0 0T On the 29th ult. in Toxteth-Par k ' 0, 1 A. Ao. 2 ' ~I 6... 0 6•'