The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-05 00:00:00

! Tough 11-itil t s : and fl il3 r e 1 : They a !at care is to i ; di tliculti es h o like dill( I lss° ns ". ol l, ,ny clu e"l rush. art 's re 11) ie— A r r ., i t i o n to 1:,,ir0 Ronbon ealette. TUESDAY, APRIL 24 1831 to be ayl ) a ion, os with ss m t li lt Lon of all e PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. ;tog Qsnd Dyke, Liverpo o l, t a il ors. —J . T ootal, j un., and Bra tkeld, Yorkshire, corn-merchants.—Verey and Lemon, hatters.—J. P. and 4. N. Gibbons, Rathbone-place, llworth, Sykes, and Co., Barrowbridge, within lanchester, calieo-printers ; as far as regards J. Callow.— p 7 , 01.1 and Son, Brentford, plumbers.—A. A. Woolf and J. gh°ntgh.street, 'Whitechapel,coru-merchants.—T. and J. T. 0 1 . ,Luke's, ironfounders.—W. Liddle and R. Poole, New luriure, auctioneers.—W. Bruce, R. Dorrington, and J. „eds, cl oth -manufacturers ; as far as regards James Walker. r6 l • IYood, Leeds, ironmongers. —W. and C. Kirk, Leicester, %....:',7-kirchenough and Merrick, Bredbury, Cheshire, coal uriftith, G. W. P oo l e, and W. Wilkinson, Wem, Shrop- Z.,rreers ;as fa r as regards J. Griffith.—J. Holden and W. I%Zg:street, Holb orn , coach-ironmongers.—W. Grant and W mslow, Buckinghamshire, linen-drapers.—J. Cooper, Pi—Fe, St. Luke's, Chelsea, and J. Skinner, Westbourn- Agoco, br icldayers.—Stephenson and Harris, Gracychurch es* ir ontnon,gers.—Starling and Son, Great I armouth Q*(l. s h i L Ynn, Norfolk, hatters.—J. and G. Wright, Stourport, re, ti mber -merchants.—S. P. Wright and T. Dunnage, dZ-.street, Hatton-garden, and Gray's-inn-lane, painting actu.rers.—ll. Nicholson and G. and R. Hudson, York, I )iir rs far as regards G. Hudson.—Merington and Evans, I.4,treet, linen -drapers —J. and G. Hall, Whitby, Yorkshire, and E. Bullman, Ashton-under-Line, and Oldham, iiyillars--J. Harrison and Co , Sheffield, manufacturers'of er-plated goods.—J. John . son and Sons, Huddersfield, Uourlay and Co., Port-Dundas, distillers. E ANKRUPTCIEL ANNULLED. Pall-mall, hatter. and John Hudson, Wakefield, Yorkshire, commis- sb • , tpptng Enttitigente. BANKRUPTS. ridoson, Liverpool, tobacconist, April 11, May 14, at Clarendon Rooms Liverpool : solicitor, Mr. Leigh, ' a nion -house. t e tealf, Leeds, common-brewer. r,and, wine-merchant. m eghton, grocer. 4 Slater, Strand, wax-chandlers. Worth, Cobley-gate, Yorkshire, merchant. ' r Yerley-hill, Staffordshire, builder. and John Matchett, Derby, grocers. l ead, New Mahon, Yorkshire, corn-merchant. W arrington, Lancashire, tanner. DIVID. Charles Liverpool, ship-chandler ENDS .—April 25, H. Owen, ile aler.—April 23, J. Bartholomew, St. Mary's-gate; . ' l er•—April 22, J. Williamson, Kcighley, Yorkshire, April 21, W. Madley, New Bridge-street, Vaux . i:,--April23, S. Barnett, Conduit-street, Bond-street, an ,r;., G. Underwood, Fleet-street, bookseller. — April t e , - „It• H. Maddox, Lower Grosvenor-street, Hanover- April 23, e5g 23, D. Currie, Re ,gent-street, St. James's, -it- makers.—April 23, J. Blake, Nortonfalgate, che- T. and W. Perkins, Monmouth-street, Soho, pat ,,purruers.—April 24, It. G. Bowyer, Brick-Jane, Old s 23, J pit J. Fox, Newgate-street, cabinet-maker.— • J Francis-street, Tottenham-court-road, horse- . Love, llavant, Hampshire, ironmonger,—Aril 1 ail '' , A W alacelestield, g rocer.—Aprill9, T. Piper, l ;a,t• I, 'rocer.—April 25, - J. Blackford, Devonport, watch and E. Potter, and S. Roberts, Manchester, and )" re, calico-printem.—April 24, W. Fernley and T. fa r ' ' 411 , 2 Cheshire, cotton-spinners—May 20, S. litixsteP, Kent, dealer in pigs.—May 6, T. - Hollins, Salford, ,3p ' T• Pumphrevs, Winchester, woollen . T. Jackson, Hunterhow, Cumberland, miller. to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the con- I T on or before the 23rd day of April. t,rpool, corn-merchant. —J. Woods, Liverpool, coal °de, West-end, Northolt, dealer.—J. Knibb, G. Sikes, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, banker.— el ls -next-the-Sea, Norfolk, wine-merchant —C. A. builder.—P. Burgin, Stafford, tanner.—J. N. An , victualler.—.l. Proctor, Gould-square Crutch lle,,,-`l-ettaxit.—F. Taylor, South-Moulton-street, and Lek Manchester-square, carpenter.—G. Stovell, Lower St. George's, Hanover-square, upholsterer.—G. Ice Pountney-lane, wine-merchant. —J. Briggs, • R. Cureton, Cannon-street, fishing-rod-manufac- Lxeter, stationer. —J. and A. M'Cormick, Leeds, 'meson, Red Cross-wharf, Upper Thames-street, TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. : 1 Y a place in the world, to which the British flag is a lia l :e,a(ly conveyance is not afforded from this enter %Lae following information may be acceptable to our • " r e begin with the United gtates of America, to °f the most splendid description are despatched as the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the a tra _ sere is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, PlOgement between the respective governments, the /(1 a Postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to ki. ht -. ‘er thei r arr i va l i n N ew Y or k. (i, 4 l ' t- -On the Bth and 20th of each month. t he sth and 20th, usually. • Y 3 OP THE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are taerehants usually send their letters by way of New b ! , \1 4.4 OA PP. OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA are usually monthly conveyances. ,:kei the sth of each month. Obserre—Letters are for aY of New York. ; 11°- -On the Ist and 16th of each month. ; OP SouTu Amautca—Not regular but frequent. ' P Gitoaw—On the Ist and 16th of each month. t he Ist and 16th of each month, ' Weeks. acay—Every 3 weeks. CONSTANTIN OPLE—EVery 3 weeks. 2d April.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Fair. temp, hence at Sierra Leone. l i, hence off Oporto. from St. Domingo, at Falmouth. ~r awford, from Mauritius, off the Start. from Honduras, at Dublin. ri.a, Hurry, for Bergice--Tiher,Eldridge, for Boston for New Orleans—South America: Marshall, for I, Jacobs, for Halifax—Joanna, Murray, for Mira ., Foster; and Friends, Clark, for Quebec—Endy- Ir Restigouche. _Y, 3d April.—Noon, Wind calm—Fair. `')", hence at Trinidad. hence at Genoa. bence at do. leker, hence at Gibraltar. hence at do. enson, hence at do. don hence at St. Übes. Collins, hence at Lisbon, in 6 days. hence at do. do. hence at Dunkirk. E enee at Ostend. hence at do, , chlan, from Singapore, at London, ,Pwati, from do. do. 48 inith, from New South Wales, off the Start. from Mauritius, at Clyde. loud, from Saranuah, for this port. WAS abandoned - , lond, Lenox, for New York—Wakefield, Arm- N.B.—John, Lusk, 'Elsineur—Carnoens, Haram, Y. 4th April.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Fair. Easterby, from Charleston and Milford—Mary. JiariOtte, SVaterworth, from Charente—Robert, tel—Jonge Frederick, Boswyk, from Leer—Rose, 'tend and'Plymouth—Frances, Unrick, from Ostend. IN laytlower, Henley, from Teignmouth—Charlotte, le—One and All, Love, Yowey—Plenty, Barker, ift, Aikin, from Bristol—Margaret, Williams ; , from Cardiff—Ruth, Harris, from Newport— sun , from Sligo—Miranda, Colgin, from Tralee— trom Wexford—Frances and Mary, Dodg,son ; and from Waterford—Dan O'Connell, Curry, from (steamer) from Dublin—Christian, Arthur, from "Ilson, Gray, from liarrington—Lune, Gringle. larie, hence at MontelVideo, in 53 days. "arlane, hence at Rio Grande. lekscu, from Newfoundland, at Pernambuco. Griffith, hence at Barbadoes. r, hence at Cape llaytien. hence at Naples. 'nee at Leghorn. hence at Bilboa. „ --, hence at Lisbon. in 7 days vrtier, from Benn.a., 1, at London, 4 811 b, hence for Elsineur, at Ramsgate. tfee for Bahia, was spoken 22d iflt. in* 48, long. • from Newfoundland. for Pernambuco. w a la lat. 3. N. low , 22. • hence for Iluayuquil, walk spoken sth March, hence for Jamaica, was spoken 22d March, in 1, hence for Sierra Leone, was totallF lost near Baxter, for Quebec—Clyde, Graves, for Elsineur for Palermo—William Byrnes, Sprague, for New 4, for Restigoughe—Miramichi, Hutchinson, for izabeth, Morgan, for Genoa—lsabella, Morris, agreement, It'obson, fin Miraz;aichi—Blessing, Brown, for Newfoundland, ;ices the ke i t , 0 7,1;stre, we g eea , pi . ~:,n.slo„t,: ;upon it, 0 ol,nhe°, Ztricl teemed : :Is L i nn, °iron' when he fsst e t ', .41iir-e,. N people; 1,139 s '',nati•-streedinh, ~ he could 8-04 eiD:fact, II subject Itiil'i - ,'''4.1.,i',.; as far rs . i i `,..i. ieet, nut ; too an%io° , ktr,staiitud E N was this .`, " p er i s l verf s-- --J- ttu did it 1011_1,,, • ,or the 1,r7 ''. By BAS ety, this l'i , , Iot,1:Z, Pan. Ile ? BY 8, keuiandj here's 1)0;;;;a 'i'k War heal tby Iri . ...,i,:t th4eison For him its • V,ts4t, ma'larc Cl to tual;el,,' Skt,,,_tel,sletnel,Tl ;culiar ea . c.. 4 . 'n off; I/ t ram Ph Iv' l'i'h world's g`' . ': SteellaPlSla: wer alto i ,' , ll.i t l i el3,7 lvor 0 trouble till:0 ~°ell43;an(r6eor Well enoq_AP .' . 'etuti.:a(l, z at places tvii ' to, 'Ww sot s o bid 9 ,"'I, ''''ehario omes the ' '•'4llcoirs':-tleaise to taX, tbeit 9,4ilttpe,erer..... !n they tas ,;i,i),.'i1et......'"1 tis called,' 4', • kh tli anti, 0 s. The '.l°'' A'uu'ristererits• ] entitricOt ' 'l4 2rej,i-t:; Lt be exp .16 poeattura T. an the 001 ' e'•--Atur' ' Gy:l3PittPril on baviog . h , irai. 23,1 e, he had beet' c ,°l44' s.b aj • orrected 11.15 4 , 'Priiire, ' di / ' ) 4 ) 25, gjo hip obserc rya. . ~' storishir • ' II more 0 ,i`„l,-(,:„ Porte:, Tore effect 7‘•%,,ira, E; MI ar el t experieOce .°l.. lekrt3°: IT. of a boY i fl 4 , : ) tr.'-'„to 1 'act on his °'', gi5r1...,;,„0'1 tory—it se, "n,ltsiitk;ill° change, L ea Ili:i t :I t ; 1 r • — •A I spare not 1•1'; •Nw'itui, ells, ~ , , 1 .IPPermost ~ , fr,,,ale.i, pt on 1 ns.” Mr. , 1,.,,:e,,,,ereh, not complair 13,41:et gz injustice of , .er`t' . e i llee . a the labootiv' mt&)°pe;• It. pt' ~ • ,_, L same amoit, gatit no m ~ he • Ps ter able to i' 1 place of tbeiti. Stil tss, hops' 03', 19‘11(11 half o f tile 57; , ; the dutier i,,,,, TR dvertisemo t'r.:t t liZ e ' l Y a 1 h,t 4 : a read fore he had eA,' 0. le might be 19 ~tl ik :',.'"f thei lad not th ', 11;;11, 0 h these well f , .14't,4,1 the st scheme ° illintalere is not so ex,,,f ',l'4';.l:Ponls, the sort to Ir. 1.111,'r th and their ' to : 4i 0,1 t'lle sth '— :ts them not 1,‘1,. T 3 , - ' rnel. r '''re ;,-" ut r e -At the 13e' e ti nana] on of a nor,.'',l the stl al service su e . 41 iN tta '; way o f etc then 1 / 41 , , n tl ct in its y OP s oul , to be the /I'. LtGii he first Prote'; b 4 R • t o. -st a n d organts 4‘ . ery 7eign of our 5 0 1 'ut k si u reek kind was pc stra AneedO , V P AN °NsTAN rn, that the ased to " eon t ,7 , . m 2d .shworth es for the pl;?rof,'. ma rriage u e from t. rawforc ike of sing praise d }Tar he never (30 0 ' 1 ] Jacobs he considerati°l),,,,, 'f r o ' Foster ce&the rents " r nestig iirty per ne l/ „117 Av )11EchOldeTs• 2,1451)--, 2 Ot less than , h en , ion. The bof ‘. TZL he hence t this storY radiction, hence san e and oao k, lit:as ; e existed. c o: , I ; ei tehed are the 04..1 Collins, ositively asse s IP • • li t , 1 1%'11;:1". 1 -, years ago, 1, to, c. cs4 4 . he hence enerally Ina Ahrisile,e at .d of his hens,e.'v' lau c i e kese stateinenix not the dale hich, while oo d M , • sions on To e " the 'Lcindoti-re`le( 4f111,1,nd, 1 N-B rcum stance s named Jal'e ,t , BAY ks 1 years of ag el ife i\!ti , 4th n the lam . r e ,41,1 1e a I.lairtha, Ea Ital work at D finish tweat; of' Ostend ant 01 that ou the t ,. (0 5 ' I,* - l l'd a ,.;' nt „ of throu , h 1." A1r. a L......c, ce . peg N . •.;',""Pwif i t t , is ex c eeding,Y,loo ?,I,,Wiric-,3, fro .d had more t . son, ft LikZ,l,°ll W, ordinarily r of g loves ( : t orn than eight or - 1 1 0 l 'holso e n al consequence ?! 1 4 4 , hs had not e‘et itf,'l,rie, rlan he.punishn 3co a, o. ing custa d ' eser ne end, such :d with w hich , he - n ' e n , 7oduced befOref l ' i ll6" l ee at Lain nuutbe r ispecting the bo t i ,l l to, 4 ,.tier frc : ach purposesit p.0ag,04 hat Air. LYc e o re.. e rtee hir entices, and 'l l e had done ° of rec fr, lister prope r laeo,2at. 3 ew that add. he a nd theret o ' c 1r.,-4 14 3.1 r• o ... hen :penses. ,co indentures,: , fotio Km.taton, •ient authoriVe rco that m ight B ax t hew g o .0, N . , for ] air taxi), itte f f :hat was aa°` 1.„ w„- Nth ; g( THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD Import o. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, kc. Bounty Hall, Jackson, fm Madras and Calcutta, (I'm Madras) 23000 buffalo horns, Taylor, Potter and co—(fm Calcutta) 5000 bags rice, 428 bags sugar, 533 bags saltpetre, 150 bxs cassia, 99 bales hides, 68 bxs shell lac, 251 bags ginger, 111 bags turmeric, Taylor, Potter and co -Ibx conts unkn, W Potter—l do, said Master—P Dk John Taylor, Crawford, fin Bombay, with 2328 bales 120 hf bales cotton, 960 bags pepper, 500 bags rice, abt 4 t deer horns, Taylor, Potter and co-2 bxs dragon's blood, said Master—l bx arrowroot, Captain Kay—P Dk WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Silistria, Core, fm Montego Bay, Jamaica, spars, abt 20 t log wood, order-657 logs mahogany, 50 logs cedar, 100 lancewood spars, order—K Dk UNITED STATES. Ruckers, Smith, fm Savannah, with 91 bales cotton, J Lees, Son and co—loo do, T Kay and Son-1216 do, order-52 do, A Taylor and co—Q Dk Mordecai, Marsh, fm Savannah, with 400 bales cotton, Baring Bro thers and co•—I10 do, Wainwright and Shiels-18e do, J Hobson and Son-22 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-180 do, Collmann, Lambert and co—P Dk Andes, Patten, fm New Orleans, with 1158 bales cotton, Martineau, Smith and co-563 do, G Green and Son-25 do, order—P Dk Hebrew, Carr, fm Charleston, with 59 bales cotton, Jones, Mann, and co-43 do, T Crowder-3I do, .1 B Killey-41 do, W Stuart-38 do, Cropper, Benson and co-46 do, Baring Brothers and co-5I do, Buchanan, Laird and c 0—1397 do, order—P Dk SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, Queen, Cox, fin Lisbon, with 114 chsts 90 hf chsts oranges, E Rae —3O do, 40 do, T Chaptuan-69 do, 68 do, J Collier and co-1 hf chat do, said Master—G Dk Monkey, Cargill, fm St Michael's, with 630 bxs oranges, M'An drew and Pitcher---4 do, said Captain—K Dk MEDITERILINEAN. William Mulvey, Carnie, fm Licata and Palermo, with (fm Licata) loose 200 t brimstone, J Pownall—(fm Palermo) 41 bags walnuts, 14 csks cream tartar, 10 pipes 9 hds qr csks wine, 61 bags myrtle ber ries, 8 chsts manna, .1 - Pownall-400 has oranges, Rathbone Brothers and co-200 do, order-12 do, 10 has lemons, 1 qr csk Marsala wine, J Carnie—P Dk John and Isaac. Martin, fm Denia, with 30 pipes olive oil, 4148 bxs 908 hf bxs 647 bskts raisins, I bx cents unkn, order—K Dk EUROPE: Dorothea, Murltz, fin Memel, with Di c 25 deals, JO c 29 battens, c2B staves, abt 2 fins lathwood, D Stewart and co—l small keg cents unkn, order—Q Dk Angelina, Dstinze, fm Antwerp, with 10 bales flax, Parry and Crosbie-50 do, H Jenkins-451 do, Tennant, Moore and co-40 do, Carson and Lauder-91 do, 28 bales tow, W Fletcher and Son-110 bales flax, order—Q Dk La Belle Alliance, Wilman, fm Brussels, with 55 t oak bark, lmer, Paulet and co—l 6 do, order—K Dk AFRICA. lluskisson, Clegg, fm Africa, with 1834 csks palm oil, 12 elephant teeth; C Horsfill and T Tobin-2 chsts beads, Ibx soap retd—P Dk AlarkttO. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursday Erening, 4jiril 4, 1833, The demand for Cotton continues very limited, and the Prices of inferior qualities of American are rather lower. 600 American and 400 Bengal have been taken for exportation. 5,000 Surat and 300 Demerara are advertised for auction on the 12th instant. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 30th nut, to this day inclusive. SALES. Current 1_ IMPORTS. Prvsly Thli Prices of , This Prvsly DESCIIIVTION. thisYe Week 'this Day. Week this Year Sea Island Georgia 5280 220 lld to 22d Stained Ditto 7lO 20 7 10 1.19599 83807 Upland Ditto 85170 2640 61 8 Alabama i 32320 1300' 8 i 7i Mobile. 61 -- 71 16906 60331 New Orleans 46140 3500 62 9 Pernambuco I 16950 270 9 101 3 2268 6456 Aricati & Ceara. Bl 94 Bahia and Macaio 8770 8 -- 81 1451 2962 Maranham 1 8- 1 91 1 J 11260 560 • 2126 8771 Saw ginned 4 81 Mina. Para 95 if 104 Demerara & Berbice.. 640 20 81 104 462 Barbadoes 2OO 71 —8/ Common West India 1320 64 —Bll 53 1193 Bahama 74 9 Carthagena lBlO 61 64 371 Smyrn4 3O 20 7 71 Egyptia,n ...... .... Surat 21990 250 41 64 5103 'Bengal 290 440 44 58 378 240010 9370 47508 171031 VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. WEST INDIES, &C. Hayes, Litherland & co, 221 Gratitude, G, Barbados Barton, lrlam & co, 413 Francis, B, — Barbados .—... SOUTH AMERICA. Cotesworth & Smith, 204 Antelope, Rio Janeiro UNITED STATES. W & J Brown & co, 500 John Jay, P, New York BRITISH AMERICA. Poole & co, or Dowie & co, 323 Birkby, G. Wood 8c cO, or Graham, 180 Hero, K, Montreal Newfoundland and New Brunswick S Brown, Son & co, 197 Thomas Tyson, K, Newfoundland \V Sharpies & co, 362 Promise, Q, Quebec C L Bahr, 162 Tiffin, K, Montreal ,Chapman & Willis, 260 William Pitt, Q, Bathurst J Holt & co, 257 Dependent, Q, Montreal Graham, or Fisher & Son, 178 Jane, Q, Newfoundland and Quebec Graham, or Fisher & Son, 210 Thompson, G, Newfoundland and Quebec Graham & co. or Brown & co, 164 Camilla, K, Newfoundland SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Cotesworth & Smith, 90 Challenger, 5, Lisbon W Beret' & co, 73 Triton, C, Oporto MEDITERRANEAN. Vienna & Jones, 100 Providentia, S, Genoa & Leghorn G Yates. 152 Candidate, G, Leghorn EUROPE. C L Bahr, 121 Liverpool, G, Elsineur II & .1 Gardner, 116 Abeona, C, Riga Swainston & Cram, 128 Superb, G, Bremen C G Weber & co, 75 Wesley, G, Elsineur C L Bahr, 106 Byron, K, Hamburgh TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 4th APRIL, 1833. Wind at Holyhead S.S.W., blowing fresh.—Passed Holyhead inward bound this day— No. 4G5 Robert Sarjeant, 88, at 8 a.in 771 Margaret ilighfield, 88. Passed Point Lynas inward bound— No. 920 Broke, BS, at H 30, a.m. Passed outward bound— No. 110 William Byrnes, AS, at 5 30, p.m. Passed Great Ormshead inward bound— No. 280 Napoleon, New York Packet Ship, at 5 30, p.m. West of the Floating, Light, at 6 p.m. No. 1070 Christopher Columbus, BS. EXTRAORDINARY DES PATO lI.—SiT James SCarICII in his address on the late trial of the Liverpool town dues, emphatically called the attention of the Court to the remarkable cases of despatch in dis charging and reloading vessels, which so frequently take place at this port. Such instances of energy and promptitude as the following are of no uncommon occurrence. The Frances, 413 tons, belonging to Messrs, Barton, Irlam and 11i=inson, arrived at this port on Friday last, from Barbadoes. She has discharged a large cargo con sisting of upwards of 649 hogsheads of sugar, Sze. and reloaded, and is to put to sea again this day. The Gratitude, 221 tons, owned by Messrs. Hayes, Litherland, and Co. arrived on the same day from the same port. Her cargo consisted of 302 hhds. 42 tes. 42 brls. of sugar, 90 boxes of arrowroot and 16 bales of cotton. It is intended that she also shall sail to-day. Even supposing the business of reporting these vessels at the Custom-house to have been got through, on k riday, only four days are left for unloading and taking in a fresh cargo. A PIRATE.—The ship Cassander, Davenport, which arrived at Boston, on Sunday, from New Orleans, on the 6th inst. in sight of Cuba, was fired at and brought to by an armed ship. Capt. 1. was ordered on board with his papers, his manifest was doubted, and sent on board with an officer, with orders to remove her hatches and examine cargo, to which Capt. D. objected, and informed the officer that if he insisted on taking off the hatches he must send for men from his ship to do it ; he then demanded payment for the shot fired. Capt, D. refused, and he finally left the ship, first endorsing the mani fest that the Cassander had been' boarded by 11. B. M. ship Tweed. Capt. D. is, however, of opinion that it was a piratical vessel, and not a British sloop of war.—New York Gazette, Feb. 27. DESTRUCTION OF A VESSEL IN THE RIVER.—In the course of Sunday, a sloop in the River, at Dumbarton, heavily laden with lime shells, was discovered to be on fire, at least smoke was observed to issue copiously from all parts of it. It had be come leaky, and the'water acting on the lime, had the effect of swelling it to such a degree, that, after the sides of the vessel had been considerably charred, it ultimately burst and went down. There is something so singular in the history of this vessel, that, we dare say, it is worthy of being shortly related. On being first built, it was known by the name of " The Comet;" and, for a long while, sailed the Clyde as a steamer, till, with its passengers, crew, and other contents, it was so dis tressingly sunk opposite Kempoch Point, in the mouth of Octo ber, It:s23—a catastrophe attended with so many heart-rending circumstances that it will not soon be forgotten. It is well known, that "The Comet" after that remained under water many months; but on its being raised, it was purchased. by a shipper in Dumbarton, and converted into the sloop in ques tion, whose Comet-like fate is narrated above.—Glasgow Courier. FOREIGN HEMP TRADE.—Hemp forms a very important article of export from Petersburgh. It is assorted, according to its quality, into clean hemp, or firsts ; out-shot hemp, or seconds; haY - -clean hemp, or thirds; and hemp codilla. Of the first three sorts, there are annually exported about 2,000,000 poods, the greatest part in English and American bottoms. It is brought to Petersburgh, from the interior beyond Moscow, by water; and its quality depends very much on the country in which it is produced. As soon as the hemp is brought down in the spring, or in the course of the summer, it is selected and made up in bundles; both'operations being performed by sworn selectors. A bundle of clean hemp weighs from 55 to 65 ponds; ditto nut-shot, 413 to 55 ditto; ditto, half-clean, 40 to 45 ditto. (1 pood=36 lb avoirdupois.) To every bundle of assorted hemp is attached a ticket with the names of the selector, binder, and owner, and the date and year. Every bundle has also affixed to it a piece of lead, stamped on one side with the name of the selector, and on the other with the sort of hemp and the time when it was selected. The external marks of good hemp are, its being of an equal green colour and free from spills; but its good quality is proved by the strength of the fibre, which should be fine, thin, and long. The first so should be quite clean and free froM spills; the out-shot is less so • and the half. clean contains a still greater portion of spills, and is moreover of mixed qualities and colours. Particular care must be taken to ship hemp and flax in fine dry weather; if it get wet, it heats and is totally spoiled. For this reason every vessel taking in hemp or flax is furnished with mats to prevent its getting d mp. Two large warehouses, called ambares, are built in Peters rgh for the special purpose of housing hemp, where the gr atest order is observed. THE COll] WHEAT, per 70 lbs S d S d Irish red (old) 5 9 na 7 0 Do. red 1832 6 6 .. 7 6 Do. white 1832 7 3 .. 7 10 Canada (old) 7 0 .. 7 6 Do. 1832 8 0.. 9 0 Dantzic 7 0 .. 8 0 Stettin itWiemar 7 0 .. 8 0 Odessa (soft) 7 0 .. 7 6 Russian 0 0 .. 0 0 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 OATS, per 45 lbs Irish (old) 2 3 .. 2 5 Do. (1832) 2 3.. 2 6 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 BARLE+, imp. mea. English 3O 0 .. 32 0 Irish GOlb 4 0 .. 4 1 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 N . TRADE. Thursday Evening, April 4, 1833. MALT, iinpanca s d s d English 54 0 .. 59 0 Irish 5O 0..52 0 BEANS, English... 30 0 .. 35 0 1ri5h...... 30 0 .. 31 0 Foreign ... 30 0 .. 35 0 PEASE, White .... 35 0 .. 40 0 FLOUR, per 280 lbs Irish, (new) 37 0 .. 42 0 Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 34 0 American, ditto 32 0 .. 34 Do. (in bond) 15 0.. 23 0 OATMEAL, 2401b5. Irish, (old) 2O 0 .. 21 0 Do. (1832) 2l 0 .. 21 6 RICE, (in bond) Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 .. 19 0 East India l3 0 17 6 FLAX SEED, hhd 77 0 .. 78 0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. Monday, April 1, 1833. This'mornin,g brought us a very short arrival of Wheat from Kent, Essex,, and Suffolk ; notwithstanding which the mealing trade was particularly dull, and even the finest quality must be noted from ls. to 2s. per quarter lower, and more upon the inferior descriptions since this day se'nnight. Fine Alalting Barley has also declined in value about Is. per quarter, and stained samples are somewhat cheaper, with a very dull sale. Beans of both sorts, and White and Gray Peas, maintain last week's value ; but Oats are taken oft' very slowfy upon rather lower terms. (From the London Gazelle, March 29.) Brly. Oats. i Rye. Bas. I Peas. AVERAGE s. d. s. d. a. d. Is. d. a. cL a. cl. Of the week . .52 10 1 2G 316 111 32 11 29 6 132 3 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 4 26 4 16 7 31 111 2.9 7 33 2 Duty nu Foreign . . . . 34 8 22 10 22 9 22 9125 91 19 9 The alteration in the duty thi is week on Rye, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 29, 1833. Thee was a very short supply of fresh Wheat at this day's market, while of Canal the quantity was pretty large ; we can quote no va riation in price, but went off very lively. Of Oats there was a fair share and no alteration in price. Barley is in good demand, for both malting and grinding, and may be said to have advanced about 6d. since this day se'nnight. Other articles remain the same. Flour has been in good demand at the last reduction. Oatmeal has met a trifling advance, but scarcely worth quoting. Wheat, white, 28s. to 30s. ; red, 245. to 28s._ ;—geed oats, 12s. to 16s. ;—shipping and feeding, Bs. 6d. to 10s. ;—Barley, 13s. to 15s. 6d. ;—Rape, 16s. to I Bs. .—Vet ches, 17s. to 20s ;—Flour, 17s. to 19s. ;—second, 14s. 6d. to 16s. per cwt. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-APRIL 4. We have but a limited demand for Butter—prime qualities maintain their price, but inferior qualities are lower. No alteration in Bacon or Laid. There has been more doing in Beef and Pork, the former at somewhat higher prices, but in the latter no alteration. s. d. s. d. DETTER.—Belfast 7B 0 to 80 0 per cwt. Banbridge Derry Colerain Newry 64 0 66 0 Limerick 72 0 73 0 Sligo 66 0 —7O 0 Dundalk 65 0 70 0 Cork.. 7O 0 75 0 Waterford .... 60 0 73 0 Carlow 66 0 80 0 Pickled 2nds, (Cork) 73 0 —74 0 Dry 3rds, (Cork) 5B 0— 63 0 Baar.—Prime Mess 97 6 110 0 per tierce. PORK.— Do. llncoN Day Its is 5O 0 52 0 - WET A Do 42 0 44 0 LARD.—Firkin 42 0 46 0 Bladdered .... 52 0 54 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE—Arun. 3. s. d. s. d. Hay 0 7 to 0 81per 201 b. Straw, Wheat 0 3 - Oat 0 21 0 3 Barley. - Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 Potatoes 1 4 Cattle Potatoes 1 2 Turnips Carrots Mangleworzle 18 0 2O 0 -- M snore 6 0 LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET,-ArRIL 1. We have had a moderate supply of Cattle in the market to-day, which sold readily at last week's prices. Sheep were plentiful, and rather lower in price, and many remained unsold. Beef sid. to 6d.-- Mutton 7d. 4y Number of Beasts, 599—Sheep, 1845. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, APRIL 4111, 1833. DISCHARGED. ADMITTED. In-patients cured . . . . 34 In-patients Rehbved and at own request . 5 Out-patients . . . . , Made Out-patients . . , . 3 Casual during I I P Irregular Dead Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw. Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning, and Mr. Bickersteth. Home Visitors, Mr. Ashley, and Mr. Lawrence. Chaplain, the Rev. IL Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon, LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during the last week :-- Received advice and medicine South. North. at the institution, Visited. at their own houses and Supplied with medicine . 115 100 215 Total at each Dispensary . . . 355 348 703 VISITORS, North.—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Mr. W. Wainwright, and Mr. R. B ry ans. South.—Rev. J. 11. Thom, M. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan, and Mr. James Lawrence. EYE INSTITUTION, No. 30, Bartell-street. Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten o'Clock. Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution, July, 1820, till Ist January, 1833, - 15,957 Patients, admitted January, 1833, Do. February, 121 Do. March, Total, Medical Officers, Dr. liannay, and Mr. Brackenbury. TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. Festivals, tte. Mtn. lit: 1 11. 51. 11. M. F. I. 11 41 - - 20 11 Good Friday. 0 2 022 20 11 042 1 2 20 2 Easter Sunday. 120 140 18 10 Easter Monday. 159 221 16 9 Easter Tuesday. 241 3 3 14 9 Mars rises 8h 14m morn. 326 353 12 10 Last Quarter llb 54m even. Friday, 5 Saturday . 6 SUNDAY ... 7 Monday..... 8 Tuesday .... 9 We dn esday..l 0 Thursday....ll (unlit. LIVERPOOL, ✓lprit Ist, 1833. Xed £l, d ARGOLS, per cwt. White 2 Red 1 ASHES, per cwt. 1 POT, U. - States' 0 Canada, 1 PEARL, U. States'. Canada, 1 BARILLA, per ton Alicant " OO Sicily BEES' WAX, 43 , cwt. American. BERRIES, gy cwt. Turkey, Yellow I Persian. 4 BRIMSTONE, 4p ton. Sicily, Re Tuscan l3 CLOVER SEED, 4f cia. American - 3 Hutch red.. .. .. .. .. - French & German white 3 COCHINEAL, ,IP' lb, bi bond 5i1ver............ Black COCOA, ir cwt. in bond. Brazil. Trinidad 2 Caraccas 6 COFFEE, V' cwt. in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 2 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 Fine mid. and fine- 4 Dutch, &c Ordinary 3 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid .4 Fine mid. and fine 4 Havana. St. Domingo 2 Brazil and Laguira 2 COTTON, tf , ' lb. Sea Island Georgia. 0 Stained do 0 Upland, d 0... . -.... Alabama 0 Mobile 0 New Orleans 0 Pernambucco 0 Aricati & Ceara. Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham 0 Sawginned ditto, : 0 Mina 0 Para 0 Demerara & Berbice 0 Barbadoes 0 Common West India 0 Bahama 0 Carthagena 0 Bourbon 0 E;Typtian Surat. 0 Bengal 0 DYEWOODS, 4, ton. Loowo OD, Jamaica. 6 St. Dom. & Honduras 6 Campeachy. 7 FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 Cuba ll Spanish. CAMIVOOD l9 BARWOOD, Angola 9 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid l6 Large Rough l3 Small FLAX rlff ton. Petersburgh, 12-head Dutch 44 Riga, P. T. R FLAXSEED, 4? h/id. American sowing" , 3 GINGER, rir cwt. in bond Jamaica, white. 3 black. 0 East India 1 HEMP, V ton. Riga Rhine. 3O Petersburgh, clean 2B HIDES, 4v lb. West India, dry 0 Buenos Ayres, dry 0 Salted 0 Brazil, dry salted. 0 North America, salted 0 East India 0 Horse, de hide 0 IVORY, 41 3 ' cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd ' 24 4th and sth .. • 22 Serivelloes INDIGO, 413• lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 Blue andFineViolet 0 Ordin. & Mid . 0 Violet & Copper.... 0 Copper 0 Ordinary.... Caraccas, Floras duty pd 0 Sobres 0 Cortes 0 Guatimala. 0 MADDER rie cwt. Crops .. Ombros .... Gamenes. Mulls. 0 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey. 3 French' : ' " 2 MUNJEET, clif cwt. East India, in bond 1 MOLASSES, clr cwt. West India, B. P 1 OILS, (lIY 252 gals. Cod . 25 Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks.) 0 Linseed, 47 gallon, o. in 0 Rape, pale 0 Olive, ct, 252 gals.. Gallipoli 5B Sicily, &c 56 Palm, cift ton PEPPER, oe lb. Black, in bond 0 White , .... ... . . . PIMENTO, cl, lb in bond 0 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York Philadelphia. i 1 0 RICE, y cwt. in bond. Can;lina East India 0 13 0 0 17 0 SALTPETRE, if , cwt 1 5 0— 1 15 0 SIIUMAC, (11T cwt.... . . 0 7 6 015 0 SPIRITS, $y imp. gal. Lord. BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 GENEVA 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Rum, Jam. low. 0. P — --- 10 to 14 — 15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3 18t020 0 2 2 0 2.4 Stronger. Choice ' 1 0 .2 4 0 3 B Leeward, common.... 0 1 8— 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, Jir Cut . _ MuscovWo, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 6 6 2 8 6 Middling 2 9 6 2 12 0 Good do. to bright 2 13 0- 2 15 0 Fine to very fine 2 16 0— 3 0 0 Havana, in bond. _ _ _ Brown 1 1 0— 1 3 0 Yellow 1 4 0— 1 5 0 White 1 6 0 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 0 0 Yellow 1 0 0 1 2 0 White 1 2 0— 1 7 0 East India, in bond. Brown Yellow White 2 15 0— 3 2 0 TALLOW, dr cwt. Petersburgh, Y. C 2 5 9 2 6 0 Soap 2 2 0— 0 6 0 TAR, Amer. ae brl. Stockholm 0 12 6 0 13 6 Archangel 0 12 0 0 13 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Qiiehec . Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. com. . Ditto, Red .... , .... 0 1 6 0 1 10 Yellow 0 1 41— 0 1 6 Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 Rip, red TOBACCO, lb. bond. York and James' River. Low and Inferior.... 0 0 21— 0 0 2/ Ordinary and mid Fair to Fine 0 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 6 Kentucky an.l Rappa hannoek, Leaf.... 5 0 0 3 0 0 41 Stemmed. - 0 0, 3 0 0 54 Maryland.. Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TiIIIPP.NTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 0 11 4 VALO:II4. per ion.. DIITIZS. Gd #' cut. 4tner. to. , Iff cwt. Brit. Plant. frce., 2a V ewe. 10s. V ton. £1 it ciet, lid V lb. ;For.6d. tb P. 2cd. •fid. 17 is 3d., -ig ,_ ..P„:4 v!,•74 From B. P. 3s.— 'other purl: 4s. Utl. gy .ss. V ton. •Id. v cwt. Ltf , quarter. • 111. 6d. perm!, Id. per eta. B. P. dry 2s. 4d. wet Is. 2d. .For. dry 4s. Bd. wet 2s. 4d. cIF met, .r cwt. duty pa ift. .3d. tr tb 4d. de lb C. 4J' cert. ls. 6d. V cwt. .Is. Gd. 4 cwt. -95.4 f, cwt. Is. 41' ton. 28. Bs. 4' 252 gaZio -2s. 6d. 'cwt. .1 Is. per lb. s<l. 4" 11). f: y cwt. 455. V cict. I—is. v cwt. ext. V cwt. ls. V cwt. 225, SI 4r gall. 9*. V Imp. GaElan. X 24. . *wt. 631. Qp art, 325. 3s. ta. *act 15s. 4f 12 barrels. Foreign 55 5. 'B. P. 104 VP furl. '3i.4 Ts• -V. %I. 4P It. -4s. 4d. 4f cwt. -4:1 W. W Jail