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THE MAncu Number contains three Political Articles— three Reviews—three Tales—Poetry, serious and comic— the hitherto unpublished satire of Lord 1.3 on on Doctor Nott —a full-length Portrait of Lady B sington, being No. XXXIV. of the Gallery of Literar aracteis—a continuation of the Fraser Papers, which co in strictures on subjects of present interest—with papers b Sir David Brewster, John Galt, &c. &c. in all eighteen articles. James Fraser, London; Grapel, Church-street, Liver pool; and Sowler, Manchester. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. rUHE Churchwardens of this Parish of Liverpool having li received A REQUISITION duly signed, according to the provisions of an Act of the Second Year of the Reign of his present Majesty King William the Fourth, Chapter 60, for the better regulation of vestries; the Rate-payers of • fish of Liverpool are hereby required, all and a • em, on the 14th day of March inst., and the two 101 l ng days, to signify to the said Churchwardens, by a Declaration, either printed or written, or partly printed or written, addressed and delivered to one of the Churchwardens, at the Sessions House, in South , Chapel-street, their Votes for or against the adoption of the aforesaid Act, for the better regulation of Vestries, by the Rate payers of this Parish.—Dated this first day of March, 1833. JAMES FOSTER, Z JOHN DAVIES, Churchwardens. :PIEEITTIFJATRE, .LOTTE-STREE'P. "QUESTRIAN COMPANY'S ,EM ENT. is Night only, being for the r. ARMISTEAD, tjrzl .4mphithmtre) lnesday) the Gth instant. eave most respectfully to inform nd others, that his Benefit will ming, when the following grand annencing with the popular new vaganza, called EL'S WALK ; IN LONDON. ;Li, will appear as Pluto. ecromantic Melo-drama, called SF NAIL, — \WARII!S . D 0031: LOGE WILL APPEAR. la the Circe will commence with allE PEA sAN'Ts li ii OLIC, RY ENTRE, when t entire - _ pany :ill appear. Monsie 17,d card's Aired and comic act, called PUNCH.' ' 'ESTIVAL, douse will personate Seven differ t aracters. The ',tons° Pouv will go thro ug h hi xtraor divary ial TourGillous, without the assistance of spring for which this company stands unrivalled; the whole to yvith Mr. Batty's uurivalied act ; on one, two, three, ' five hors es , as t h e COURIER of ST. PETERS , °' Ting aPPearin positively the last n i g ht b u t t wo he will have the *Kenzie, of the Queen's Theatre, has kindly consented pne of her most popular songs this evening. The whole tide with the new and splendid Comic Pantomime of DAVY JONES'S LOCKER ; Or, 11.411LEQUIN AND AMPHIT RITE. With the new feature of Two Clowns. Clown to Pantaloon Si4nor PAULO. ClOWn to Harlequin Mr. ELSGOOD. n Ase quence of the grand performances this evening, the ',Monts will commence precisely at Hail-past Six. is may be had at the box-office, where piaces may be and at No. 3, Church-street. ti nv .,This y p u s pr i ce 2 s. ' 6d . _ by 1.1X,Y? It 4 Letter to the ItightStant Lanai- riA corION, Archdeaeon of obs ervations on the present state o f. Ire referenc e to its Church Establishment. Sri ‘lie \To y Also,.price Is. CLICAL LLTTER of Po. Gregory XVI. ii rl A ate August Itith, IM2, addressed to all I atriarehs, eitHs, Archbtshops, and bishops, translated closely from 114 original, With 1\ otes critical and historical. 6 0 1 by W. Grapel, Church-street. li, with /EL j„ I NPIAN RUBBER SllOl - S. <mit of r t , II NS ON and SONS have just re d a fresh Lo " who . e above useful and ecouoal idles of Wear. • 4 re au bject to take cold o f 0 wet or damp feet invaluable -- e l/1 • • eir o l d Stock they are offeriug at very reduced -)114.7Gcp c ,„, ton, t o b:7, 1 :8 SHOP, recently fitted - up, in a central —4° POSEA.% as above. (Oue concern.) MB. AV, --'olt THE DEAF AND ,DU held' i L AIEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS ;81) 4 , 11 the SCHOOL-ROOM, WOOD-SIR , on kb,i e - t l' e xt, the 6th int•tant, at Twelve o'clo • . ,e,as• 'xamination of the Puphs wi t place on the leo when the attendance of leriends of the is requested WILLIAM COMER, )00 JOH • N ItADCLIFFE; } Secretaries, Peb. 27 1533 .AND L IVERPOOL CANAL AND D "LAS IC,B6EEmis HerebyNGAl‘‘ IGATION. v . en, that ) NE itlEi 1 4 Y,' or MEhTING at of thellex e OMIE A..N R y A o L f to C I) . 4 . S of the tANAL . GA TION ' froin - • • •i ii ti * ,° o l., which will be h&c' t the Talbot Inn, in >O. • p County of York, at Eleven . o'cloc„k in the )f that ""Y,. the 12th day of Apric next, it will be pro 7 an C oalteration b e made" in the Tolls, Rates, and al, Slack, and Cinders, 'which shall be carried upon ydiv a rra that part of the Douglas Navigation be , tes u l , Lula Newbotungil, or 'upon any part or parts e tiiiiii Pet:4 lY, in the county palatine of Lancaster, and of Yoek, by reducing the said Tos Rates, and i ii; e ' l r a ttell Coals - SI k Cinders;Or upon such part ac en II of, as the said Proprietors shall think proper. SAM. HAILSTONE, • .44..peb• 5,1&32. Law Clerk to the said Company. AR EHOUSEMAN WANTED A e . an active steady MAN, c le of keeping_ , (mms, and superintending the iipment of Iti ll : r a . t. , °l a SITUATION by leaving his address, in his it tng, at the Oihce of this paper. tes 9ae need anpiv who cannot give the most satis titu„,:, as to character. b e 'arsewith tes complete, Two HO S, with sho at : u in r th SackviAle-street ud-place, eti - i ig's ltitabl e for respeetable.Famil. ar e moderate ; and for . partial' rs apply to CHAR LES P. EDEN; 11, '1 yrer-street. be I° USt for Six Months, au excellent Jar amity ry . ' .handsoniely furnished, in on o e best dud 4rs mciattions in Liverpool. "se d to J. H. at the Office of this paper, will be be -- L i. ....":i5---.....„ In''diatel'',44;emnodious DOUBLE OFFICE, in the .irth er ,' eimr i *,;f` th tY of the Exchange, suitable for a . it fe u r t; ' e-- A llll-s 'il Agent, with Fixtures of every •, ill ' P r ivat e verpuol, .Rl.)batti watehtnan is kept on the . Ise... culars a 1- at the Office oft is - papei. 'ruar Y 2 6, INS 3 ). - ' ie LET, 4ranc e • -e RE street. Into th e ,GENT'S INN, oppot , ite th iorth r parti en i, erince's Dock, wit 4 n n late pus - oculars aPply to KATE and We. JN, Brewer; 4 , 1833. _ SOLD 1 , , . ' )1' x-RIVATF CONTRACT, a valnaye Steam . aw e t lic‘,lclLL, situate in . Green-lane v i# st Derby, pair o f m, Machine for Prearket, ith a higl4 ssure Steam neil, and one pair of eys Stones, one and all th .fixtures requisite ྮurin. of PI Flour, an a P) OUT. be found a most desirable 'lry ..tinent vices cAn be Seen House • on applICR 10 eulars app.y , opposlte the Mill. ' 1 " t . a at the Mill, or at to IiACR and SoNs, Solicitors, Castle-. w sort dle '.....,„..,,,,..... ?.........---. tiOt ... .11 • A ~. , ..........._- 4 . Immo __...... 9 . ,eett I.' ••''..0........... Wi. r' • 1 2 . 7•oj,k, ...' ' • COT tiP .... :,,, ILlgB • ' 1135 4% • 1 .1 I'l SC A . 1 •11,1 ' . Ir' n . Ok.J 0 i 1 re l. %. to 110' Ce to s,, eic 1107/11, A7IvIP • .b:s.ajp,AsT ,weecitE O T T CHE lIIRL, F El R . NGAGJ u, tollAemlid A ttraction, f or this ple z 6 BBNEt4'II I of Ali i. l ' (Proprietor of the Re 4n TO-11ORROW (Weds 4. 4411.11 STEAD begs le, e r e ' d k the Nobility Gentry, a n , velPties jive e late will on ti the ' above E ven 6 e the THE DEVI] oll e Or, PLUTO I oi. fter which, a new, grand, Ne bal f I produced, com *ratie, ,Nlelo-damatic ExtraN In which Mr. J. liussEi Or, 711 L) THE. 6: D 1 LW e oi l ),i, hi',., \ E ~.., IN 'WHICH SIII. DAVI et, ; : r. UATTY'S grand Scenes in It'et'relV, ?Id Popular comic Act of It th e 11 , a grand AIILIEv. ek _lptestrian comp a ny will wiliderllreed lilfl coMIC LLtsce', [ utiful Mouwsei P P o e u; sc' u n i a ll go t es• .lEerial Tourfiilloys, wi ards, for which this coman ! nclud e with Mr. Batty's p uur y i r, a d n live hors es , as the . 0 / . liG, being positively the last 'ear of appearin,g. issAtkenzie, of the Queen' o i ng one of her most popular one with the new and sp e. , .. a : D AVY JONE. Or, //4/ILEQUIN A etp. ,low n With the n ew f eatt k Clown to Pantaloon.— vollti Cto Harlequin... at isklelsc!Usequence of the grand I,.",lltneuts will commence 1 ier 'cots may be had at the E aid , tired, and at N,, 1 t,..---- ' tine • od Altitj El abil i t :Port ode I , ly4 u*,--, ,, are i n o l tt i -- e el to t bat; s 0 iittaoli, t llr B t if ~ A, rili ) * be h ( ,0 11 . 1 1) Eso Ili ia tne l'u t , b ` i p ologi t ° --ea e • tittoo the: - t ce -iver Poco t 1 r i! 1 .':.i ..--- ) c „ oTiel 1 04 ti p () Pitll -.l) i to 1 Tior,t , 11 gths:P *)11 t ob e Ntic• ' a t. tt4 - s of c till e tw, s4 i4 e l a tO!t ie Z . Viri , ,, l eeq l , th i e L o ' i t i e i 09r i t , a " Upo , 00 1 't "" p-. hi l is /k w ....__Ard t, Fr" -- -- ,- --_,---- j pe Y f). . ' lliYi rk ,Nl 41, "'4):;` i fr,,,, i : 0 . ~!' 4 k e i t . .I.l.__ N , 1111 .I,l )t Y test le ): 01 1 4 , t'--- ----- - -,—,______ „ : „. P iles ----- 1 1 --t h e 1 i bl Lr e ,9arol is ' '11;;" 11, a o' o iten Cli l i t I -fluos L t ai d u e tt ,i 2 , f o l*tterul e a s t t' ill 10 h e eli' irntri e 0 ant or c 'mplete_ r , For f ort] , LiverputN 11 41 ° be 11‘ 'entrat ,5i0u.......p . ~.strei 41 ‘ircit 4 , '""!......„.,.... ei ----- -- i= i 2, t iv, 10 be c i'l,, CORI, ~ .. t e , .? a,, '"i .i ,h tw ti oeet; s ° ,ik , r lb tor. It l'i,,: e , n 'an p 1 / 4 ; , vria 1 . Prea itwe' s 't ‘Parti ( , t ‘ , o , te v i . i! I, 1 MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE RIGHT HON. GEORGE CANNING. A MEETING of the SUBSCRIBE 'is requested at the SESSIONS'-HOUSE, on • DAY next, the 11th inst. at One o'clock, to receive the R .t.of the Committee, and to dispose of the Surplus Fund. •• THOS. LITTLEDALE, Chairman. TO THE GOVERNORS AND SUBSCRIBERS OF TUE: LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, g m bee er ' v ali c p e o s i a n s teil i t i o i llWn D l i t -I o G sirall i b W e.. A le i a T v E e to offer to your Institution : and I assur u that, if so fortunate as to obtain your support, I will spa no exertion to fulfil the duties of the situation. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gent:einen, • Your most obedient servant, FRANCIS R. PHILP, M.D. 40, Rodney-;treet, March 4, 1833. 'CO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ALLOW' me to tender my grateful acknowledgements for the distinguished favour you have this 'y conferred upon me, in Electing me PHYSICIAN to t 'ever Hospital and Workhbuse, and to assure you no exertions shall be wanting bn my part to merit the c deuce reposed in me, and to fulfil conscientiously, and to e best of my ability, the duties of that honourable appointment. I have the honour to remain, Your obliged and faithful servant, THOMAS GOUTHWAITE, M.D. 91, Richmond-row, March 4, 1833. TO THE ENLIGHTENED COMALUNITY OF LIVER POOL AND ITS VICINITY. MO counteract the systematic opposition made by the Foreign Spirit Merchants to the introduction of BETT S'S PATENT FRENCH DISTIL LED BRANDY, to remove the unfavourable impression produced by Common British Brandy, which has in many instances been substituted under the appellation of t` THE PATENT BRANDY," and to protect the public from a continuance of such imposition, J. T.-BETTs and Co. have determined on appointing ainikle uti al Agent in eVery . principal Town, where the genuine (Miele is not publicly sold in its legitimate character; in pursuance of which they hereby respectfully announce Mr. FRANCIS DOGGE I PT, of No. 66, V INK-PLACE, LORD-STREET, as their ,SO,LE AGENT for LIVERPOOL and its Environs. French Brandy Distillery, 7, Smithfield Bars, London. The celebrity which "BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY"' has ob tained in the - Metropolis, and in every place where sold in its genuine state, the unparalleled extent of its sale, and the high estimation iu which it is held by the Faculty, and by many thousand families in every class of society, arise. from the fol lowing important facts : First.—T hat " B ETTS'S PATENT FRENCH DI LLED BRANDY" is the only known . pure Spirit in the .Wo ! Second.—Thai th'e Dealers in French Brandy o have re sorted to every . species of misrepresentation,. culated to de preciate the merits of the PATENT BRAND ave been repeat edly challenged . in . the public Journal disprove the above fact, which, though vitally affecting th terests of their trade, they have not ventured to accept; the inference, .and the - only one, which has . been justly drawn by a discerning public, is, that the fact cannot be controverted. Third.—That .while it possesses all the valuable properties which characterise the finest Cognac Brandy,. it is free from those acids which that spirit is known to contain, and which are, at all times, so desi►able to be avoided. Fourth.—Thai all the Faculty who are acquainted with the merits of the PATENT BRANDY, recominend it in preference to any other Spirit for medicinal purposes. • -Cif th.-1 hat, unlike other spirits, the PATENT BRA vny will not produce nausea,or• headache; but, on the contrary, from its essential purity, will be found congenial to the most delicate constitution, and an invaluable substitute to persons of bilious or anti-digestive habits. Sixth.—That as an ordinary beverage, diluted in the .propor tion of one to six, (as recommended by the first physipans,) it is beyond all calculation preferable to malt and other ferment able liquors. Seventh.—That the PATENT BRANDY, at the highest legal strength, is charged only Eighteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, while French Brandy is nearly double its price! - • Eighth.—That it has peen analyed by a great number of the most celebrated Chymists, whose opinions are unanimous as to its decided superiority, and from whose certificates the three annexed extracts are made. • EXTRACTS FROM THE TESTIMONIALS. From EDWARD TURNER, Esq., • . Professor V Chyntistry in the University ofLondon. "I do not hesitate to express my conviction that your PATENT BRANDY. is fully as free from every thing injurious to health, and contains as pure a spirit as the best varieties of Foreign Brandy. "JOHN. T. BETTS, Esq." • - From JOHN THOMAS_COOPER,Esq., Lecturer on Chymistry at . the Medical School, in 'Alde;iyate-street. "Your Brandy . is free from uucorabined acid and astringent matter, which exists, more or less, in most of the Brandies im ported from France. • "To Mr. BEVTS." From JOSEPH HUME, Esq. of LONG ACRE, ChyMiSi to his Majesty. "I am bound to say, and do assert it with confidence, that for purity of Spirit this cannot be surpassed, and that your PATENT BRANDY is a:SO quite free from those acids which, though minute in quantity, always contaminate the Foreign Spirit. "J. T. BETTS, Esq." FRANCIS DOGGETT, SOLE ✓IGI;NT FOR BETTS'S. PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, VINE -PLACE, S LORD-STREET, LIVRPOOL. BEING privileged by the Patentee with the exclusive Sale of the above superior SPIRIT in Liverpool .and its Vicinity, and having arranged for regular consigt eats from the Distillery, No. 7. SMITHFIELD BARS, Lo .ox, under a guarantee to supply the pure and genuine Ar • c, without dilu tion or adulteration, on Distillery Ter as the honotir to announce, that he has opened this Est shment with the firm determination of vending BETTS'S ATENT BRANDY; in its true and legitimate character, at the low Price of Eighteen per Imperial Gallon, for Cash, on delivery in Liver Bottles and . Baskets, secured for travelling to any distance, are expected to be paid for in the first instance, and wiil be allowed for on return. At this Establishment Families may be likewise accommo dated with sample Hampers, containing two Bottles Of BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY, one ditto 'of the best COGNAC, one ditto of very superior Old Jamaica RUM, one ditto of the best London . GIN, and one of excellent WIIISKEY for the small sum of One Sovereign. Bottles'and Hamper, (Half--a-Crown. In proof of the authority vested in F. D.,' he begs'to refer to the Advertisement from the French Brandy Distillery, which appears in this Paper, and to the Certificate exhibited at his (Alice, tinder hand and seal of the Patentee. < 7 , -. 4 liberal Discount to the Trade. SMALL RECEIPT STAMPS. A petition, of which up subjoin a copy, was presented to the /louse of Commons, on' Wednesday afternoon, by Mr. Ewart, ,praying for the repeal of the small receipt stamp duty, which operates so injuriously on shopkeepers and tradesmen, who, rather than insult their,customers by offering a Stamp Receipt, frequently run great risks in evading it. From the letters which Mr. Ewart and Lord Sandon have addressed to the Secre tary to the Guardian Society, we have reason to belie.ve-,-thAT Lord Althorp, convinced of the oppressive; s naturetitthe duty, is anxious to repeal it, if the state of the revenue should justify the measure. Meanwhile, we would recommend the trades men and the shopkeepers of other towns and cities to transmit similar petitions for presentation, as the best method of quick ening the zeal of the noble Chancellor of the Exchequer against the small receipt stamp duty. The Liverpool petition will furnish them with an excellent form of petition, which they cannot do better than copy. THE PETITION. The Petition of the Tradesmen of the Borough of Liverpool, being Members of a Guardian .Society instituted for the Pro tection of Trade, HUMBLY REPRESENTETH, That the stamp duties of 2d., 3d., 6d. ' and 12d., respectively imposed on receipts given for sums of 2,5, 10, and £2O, are a source of perpetual annoyance to the community, while they produce very . trilling revenue to the Government. That a strict compliance with them is absolutely impossible, and, in consequence, they are habitually evaded; and, in fact, except in particular cases, the use of receipt stamps for such sums, by common consent, seems to be abandoned. That the trouble and delay occasioned by procuring and giving stamp receipts is. extremely injurious to trad e , an d, from the impossibility of, at all times, being. prepared with them, payments are frequently prevented or delayed. Your petitioners further say, that, in a majority of instances, to offer or require a stamp receipt is considered an insult, as implying a doubt of that honourable confidence that ought to exist among individuals. Your petitioners wish most particularly to call the attention of your honourable house to the vexations and annoyances they are continually suffering from Exchequer processes and heavy fines, sometimes at the suit of common Informers, but more frequently on the information of unprincipled debtors, who avail themselves of this; perhaps their only means, to gratify a base appetite for revenge; and your petitioners state, that it is an extremely common case for many persons who owe money to refuse payment thereof, threatening, ifpressed, to lay informations on some unstamped receipts previously given to them, Your petitioners would, thetefore, wish to impress on your honourable house the impoliey of suffering a law, thus notori ously inefficacious, to remain on the statute book,—a law, the viola - don of which, has ceased to be deemed a crime, which, in its partial pressure on the conscientious few, operates to the discouragement of commercial integrity, and which, in fami liarizing the public mind to the disiegard of a legal requisi tion, has a pernicious tendency to diminish the respect due to legislative authority . in general, to lead to in fractions in matters of greater import, and to weaken the force of those sanctions, on the maintenance of which the best interests of the community depend. 'May it, therefore, please your honourable house, to repeal theisfamp duties on the receipts of money, at least were the amount shall be less than the sum of £5O ; and your petitioners will ever pray. • LIVERPOOL ELECTION. We have been requested to insert the following corre siionde : • Green's Hotel, Lincoln's Inn Fields, February 25, 1833. Dden Sta,—l have just heard that you have seen a letter from Lord Sandon, in which his lordship states, that an offer was made by the deputation in London to abandon the petition against his lordship's return, on cOndition that his support should be given to the proposal for a committee to inquire into the alleged corruption at the Liverpool elections; and that Mr. Wason was the bearer of this proposition. In the name of the deputation, who feel that this statement requires explanation, I write to you .in •order to ascertain the correctness of the information conveyed to me by your per mission.—Yours, very truly, WM. RATI-IBONE. Joseph Sandars, Esq. Ellis's Hotel, February 26, 1833. • . My DEAR Stri,—ln reply to your note of last night, I have to state, that I said the otter was made by Mr. Wason. If this gentleman had no authority to make it, 1 think hetwas wrong in interferiug.—Very truly yours, JOS. SANDAItS. Green's Hotel, Lincoln's Inn Fields, February 27, 183.3. Messrs. Rathbone, llarvey, and Wyberg, who have been deputed to promote inquiry as to the Liverpool elections, pre sent their compliments to Mr. Wason, and beg leave to hand him copies of a correspondence which they have had with Mr. Sapdars. A report has been prevalent in Liverpool, and has, indeed, been made the subject of animadversion in one of the Liierpool papers, to the effect that the deputation had offered to withdraw the petition against Lord Sandon's return, pro vided his lordship . would support the motion of a general com mittee to inquire into the proceedings of the Liverpool elections. Mt. Wason will at once perceive, that the offer is now stated to have been made by him. The deputation hope Mr. Wason will enable them to contradict this report. • 2, Queen's-square, Westminster, February 27, 1833. GENTLEMEIV,—I have received your letter, with its enclosures, and,l must, in the first place, observe, that I think it would havd been much better had you requested from Mr. Sandars a direct answer to the only important part, as it appears to me, of your letter to him, previous to per addressing me on the subject ; allude to that part which, states that Mr. Saudars had seen a letter from Lord Sandon, in which the charge was con tained. Mr. SaOdars, in his reply, ta'es no notice of that part of vow letter, but merely admits, ," I said the offer was made by Mr. Wason." :Whatever statement Mr. Sandars may choose to ,make can not be of the slightest importance to me • and, in giving to his asslbrtion, that " - offer . was made by me, the deputation in Loudon; to abandon the petition against his lordship's return, on condition that his support should be given to the proposal for a committee to inquire into the alleged corruption of the Liver pool elections," the most unqualified contradiction, both in letter and spirit, such a statement can receive, I beg to be un derstood as doing so on your account alone, and not on my own. I iemain, gentlemen, your obedient servant ; RIGBY ,WASON. Messrs. Rathbone, Harvey, and Wyberg. • Green's Hotel, February 27, 1833. DEAR St.n,—l beg to hand you the copy of a letter received to-day from Mr. NVison.—Yours, ever truly, R0134'. E. HARVEY. Joseph Sandare, Esq. bi 1,31) tug Enteltignue. TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter prising port : and the following information Ina-, be acceptable to our' distant readers. We begin with the United States of Ainorica, to which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as follows, viz. : NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the year. Observe—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the American inland postap is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to be forwarded after their arrival in New York. PHILADRLPIIIA—On the Bth and 20th of each month. 'BOSTON—On the sth and 20th, usually. OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are fregneut, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New York EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA ISLANDS—There are usually monthly conveyances. IiAvANNAn—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are fey. warded, also, by way of New York. RIO DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month. OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent. • GENOA AND LEGIIORN—On the Ist and 16th Of each month. LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each mouth, OPouTo—Every 3 weeks. ,--NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks. SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks, FRIDAY, Ist Mareh.—Noon, Wind N. W.—Rain. ARRIVED 7—Bal ti more, Finney, from Charleston, (sailed 25th Jan.) —Diana, White, from Sincapore—Corinthian, M'Dowall. from De merara—Portenia, Bleasdale, from Laguna—Prince Regent, hill ; and Girard, Bosworth, from New O r lea ns —S t. Cloud, Rich, front Charleston—St. George, Taubman ; Harriet, Strout ; William Byrnes, Sprague; and George' Washington ; Holdridge, ( sa il e d Bt h Feb.) front New York—William Ewing, , from St. John' s . Justinian, Rea, hence at Ri o , 23rd Jan. Magnet, M'Alinn, hence at ditto, 28th Pursuit, Allen, hence at ditto. Providence, Volbrecht, from New Orleans, at Cowes 25th Feb. in 58 days. She experienced a succession of gales since leaving the Gulf of Florida. Maria, Brandaris, from Ostend for this port, of Dartniouth 24th Feb. Factor, Smith, hence at Deal. Friends, Morrison, from Castlemain for this port, at Dingle. Matchless, --, from St. Michael for this port, at Kinsale. On 19th Feb, 150 miles W.S.W. of Cape Clear, snipped a sea, which washed overboard the master, mate, and 2 of the crew. Robert, Grote, for this port, put back to Limerick, leaky, and must discharge. Phoenix, of Cardigan, John James, with a cargo of wheat and oats, is totally lost in Castlemain Bay ; crew saved. Janet, of Rothsay, from Limerick for Glasgow, is reported to have foundered in Dingle Bay. Caroline, of Beaumarts, was fallen in with 22nd Feb. about 10 miles S.W. of Milford, dismasted and waterlogged, with her bulwark ;, boat and every thing on deck c arr i e d away. , A schooner with " Catherine," in black letters on her stern, about 140 tons, topsail yard under the cap, all her sails apparently new, vessel and spars painted lead colour, dismasted, waterlogged, and abandoned, was boarded 21st Feb. Caldy Islind bearing N.B. by L. St. Gowan Head, W. by N. Calcutta, --, for Calcutta ; Thomas Parsons, 'Macklin, for Africa ; and Petersburgh, Moxon, for New Orleans, put back. Sir William Wallace, Hannah, hence at Mobile. Colossus, Wylie, hence at Philadelphia. SATURDAY, 2d March.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Rain. AIIRITED.—RoyaI Saxon, Petrie, from Savannah. Golden Fleece, —, from Newcastle, at Rio Janeiro. Roger Stewart, Kerr, from the Clyde, at Charleston. Grecian, Cockerill, hence, or Charleston, 3d February, with low of main mast and spars. . . PhileLus, Cooke, hence at New York 4th Feb. Sylranits, Lawson, hence at Eastport Ist Feb. Eleanor, Stephenson, hence at St. John's, N.B. Marwood, Scollei•, hence at Leghorn. Albion, Boyd, hence at Trolee. Ruby Castle, Richardson, from New York, at Cork, with bowsprit sprung, and loss of sails. Thomas Handford, Dunbar, from St. John's, at Cork. The wreck of a ship of about 3.3`,/ tons, bottom up, was seen 20th February, about 15 mikis S. by W. of the Eddystone. The hull of a large vessel with •` Mary or Marice" of London, on the stern, has been towed ashore under Gogarth, near Conway. The name is very-indistinct, but London very plain. Elizabeth Gillespie, from Galway, is lost on the north bank. The crew saved. SAILED :—Lapwing, Osborne, for Lisbon. SUNDAY, 3rd March.—Noon, Wind S.—Fair. ARRIVED :—Kent, Coubro, from . Maranham, (sailed 21st Jan.` Barton, Armstrong, from Barbadoes, (sailed 28th Jan.)—Diaaa, , from - the Cape of Good H ope —A Mel i a, M'Taggart, from Savtuailla— Robert .Burns, Messenger, from Savannah—Calumet, Chase, from New Orleans—Thomas Battersby, Yapp, from Darien Caroline Augusta, Libby, from Cha r l es t on —L ady Ahn, Simpson, fro m N ew Fork—Orion, Grayson; and John Bentley, Robinson, from St. John, N.B.—Ann, Saunders, from Lisbon—Maria, Brandaris ; and Perseverance, Zelling, from Ostend. John Atkins, Hooper,. sailed 26th Feb. for Halifax, put back. Mary, Plane, hence at Maranham 16th Jan. James & Thomas, - Ashbridge,„ at do. 18th „ Cheshire, Campbell; hence at Barbadoes. Demerara, Deniam, from Demerara, at Dublin. One of Pickford's Fly. boats, with a valuable cargo for London, was blown over and sunk on Wednesday, near where the Worcester,. Birmingham, and Grand Junction Canls meet. The Arrow, from Bristol, for this port, was run foul of by two vessels in the Avon on Wednesday, driven on a rock near Pal, fell over and tilled with water, but his been got olf, and will put back to discharge and repair. Virginia, Harrison. from this port,• and Snlyrria, at Constantinople. Rapid, Mathias; Majestic, Docker; Tom Bowling, Bosustow, and Europe, Timothy, hence at Naples. James & Jane, , hence at Gibraltar. Beatrice, Pryde, from Bremen for the Isle of Man, at Falmouth. Cherub, Woodcock, hence for St. Michael, at Scilly. The Mon. Little, from Limerick, for this port, which was on shore in Tralee Bay, has been got off after discharging part of her • cargo, and must discharge the remainder to repair. SAILED :—Airey, for Pernambuco—Oanada, Wilson, New York— Hardware, Seward, for Genoa—Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, fur Lisbon. MONDAY, 4th March.—Noon, Wind light airs and variable. ARRIVED , —Cleopatra, Walsh, from Buenos Ayres, (sailed 9th Dec. )—The Floraville and Harriet: were to sail 14th—l'enwick Keating, • Aitchison, from St. John's, N.B. dl.so Arrived:—Ann, Richards, from Cork—Friends, Morrison, from Castlemain—Elizabeth, Fisher, from 'Waterford—Kingston, Brown ; and Commerce, (steamer) from Dublin—Hibernia, (steamer ) ; and Active, Latter, from B e lf as t—R o b ert Napier, (steamer) front Londonderry—Mary Ann, Bee, from Campbelton—Regina, M'Donald; and Garlics, Price, from Wi , .;ton—Clyde, (steamer), from Glasgow. A schooner of about 80 tons, apparently new, was seen on her beam ends oft' Holyhead. She was painted black outside, mainmast head, painted white, foremast head black. The letters AD only could be . seen on her stern. Boxes of oranges were ifoating near her. Wakefield, , fro:n St. John's, N.B. off this port. Terra Nova. ; from Bahia, for tbis port, at Plymouth. Amethyst, Ashbridge, hence at Bahia. Betsey, Duthie, hence at Pernambuco 20th Jan. Edwin, Carr, hence at St. John's, N.B. 31st Dec. John Francis, M'Edw in, from Demerara, at Gravesend. Bordeaux Packet, Gunderson, ,from Arundal. for this port, off • Dartmouth, 27th ult. Susan, Cunningham ; Trafalgar, Christopherson ; Arcturus, Black ; , and Mary, Lockwood, hence at Limerick. Concord, Smith, from Ophis orto, for this port, at Cork. Combatant, Miller, from t port, for Charleston, put into Kinsale with loss of 3 topsails. Ware, Bilford, hence at Waterford. Lord Stanley, --, hence for, New Orleans, was spoken 20th Jan. in lat. 13, long. 39. •Rose, , hence for St. Doming o , was spo k en 234 Jan. in ' lat. 23. long. 41. Olinda, Sanderson. hence for St. Andrew's, N.B. was spoken 7th Feb. in lat. 38. long. 43. SAIL F.D.—Medora,• Watson,. for Smyrna—Caledonia, M'Lay, for •i St John's, N B—Hannah, Newby, for Jamaica—'Pasco, Wont; Pe-'' tersburg, Moxon : and Nelson Village, Kenn, fur New OzleAns—Homi • Gregg ; and Splendid, Fish, for- Baltimore—Corvaktitrigb es , for !, Cape..of Good Hope--Parker Risien for Deutnrare—j. ' mev A sse, for Ilarnbro'—Birmingham, Glover; Tuskftra. Nat uhe Dlrry; ‘7, Robson; and Garronne, Skiddy, for NewC.York.ra:tic toWe, for 'Vera Cruz—Dennett, Harrison, for Bilboa—Thomas Pursues, Maik-'' lin, for Africa. • u. We regret our inability; from th4 — prpss of other matteoo • make some extracts from 131ackwoora sees MagAzines for March. They both contain •soArOadtriliab)e7 arti9lesilhat are worthy of an attentive perusal enitikplea.ttEwsame excuse for not noticing the Dublin nutargistigigp amt 'some other publications now before us. :/