The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-30 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDAIta assms..."l"l"llll4 ' Ilnparto. J BonAclD----E' w S ith 4 \ 4o D lids 8 brls s Jitarkrt. etuali t Y ` , teir, HEST I-7-------I - - MADEIRA. • equip himself, and observe a pun ~,e e s. ante. But so far from this being w tie o c4 , g 8 bags c ot! . ' fin Berbie e • COLONIAL PRODUCE. is it as often as he can, goes to prisonfofd,- ads y' - Book, 3 brls ,10 ugar, 113 bales cot- Friday, April 26, 1831 hal s the6,,,isfr,,, noind,e, tees „„ r--66 has 1 tee his fine for non-attendance, and is state "N W t sugar, II SPC 1 sugar, 41 bales cott J Dodson There has been an improved demand for SUGAR this week, •11 a •ty r, w Cott-_ a eni onse a a mont-130 lids d • 4 on, out a pair of shoes. The African i , _, ei 11,1,,,,,, Ibx birdnd Sons-a Ws coke u. 2- pns rum, 50 csks and rather better prices have again been obtained for all de has not often half the comforts of a slav e ...fe d _, i t st n) ,.. ,_ 1 . m ute ,..... so)a s i k e ins, order -,51 lids sugar, Tirtity old Seri lions ; the sties amount to 1500 hhds. B. P., with 11,000 ;e or around him. In short, having e%e"e St re 'q ' t P u l a e r - iff 9 ba gs cotri l e cto ri . ii Branksmi g in ' 2-20 elstisueiLer bags Mauritius, chiefly for refining, (the price of which has not transpired,) , and 550 "bags good and fine white Bengal at 60s. urchase the right to be idle, he thinks, . s vo d o , 50 1 1Plie nz i ll° I:emerara, with g S h - d P s D su k he a‘• i5... 60 , iales eott p ds d gar. :16 pns 10 his to 612. cwt. For foreign there is not any inquiry.-Mo agh, and is too apt to complain that C Iv s 'ila„ do, it Porter J Bolcom l9 o __O lids sugar, S Mackay_sl L ASSES.-There has been a good demand for Molasses, and 7(X) care of him. t e ol6 ' l , Tf) Shand--ri• r l e j s ---5 ° IRIS do, u S s u o f i a a r ; ll Waterhouse and puns. have been sold at 235. for Demerara, and 245. 4f/ cwt. for Where, then, is the object of has ti c pnth4.o,rtoer--50 bales do, r bags coffee, J Jones and colt :t tees St. Vincent the latter off the quay, and in addition, a cargo sion? It was admitted by the House. r t a t: ;i,),,t er-- :,_ Dk ' &it Littledale and co- u lTs greenales equal to 400 puns. of Demerara has been taken to arrive, the 10 1 er ma .I.IngSIOR I price of which has not transpired.-Rica.-20(X) bags of fine L their view was to qualify the negro „ d o pimeot 1-46 tem and , Jamaica, with 30 lids s g Bengal have been taken by the trade at 15s. 6d (W' cwt -Col , - its which his fellow-subjects enjoyed . ), lois oz .e,0,1 ° , ' c -I n li o all and co-e' IrtPcarke-39 tes 3 baleus aero,ffleeh,dsCOD; 141 FEE.-There has been a good inquiry for Plnotation . by the de of appreciating or of exercising them' „ v ie , try t G. Z her-M , Son and 1-2 tel : o , lr o ee, 2 brls sugar, 17 t trade but the sales do not exceed 80 casks of Jamaica and 1W hen, for the State's interest to lace thes! l''''' tha t re l4s on i t n un, Pill-- . eetut,s, • 35 1fe t e e; J etf i n. o „ a e m l s- 0 -8 014 ms bags bemerara and Berbice, at rather higher rates ; 130 frazils ituation as will enable them to indulge T rio ti ht li o„ zi e sd '"iz tiso b i.i ris d o, 0 Br ill te!,ocree, M Marshll-42 tcs r, Mocha, of good quality, brought 80s. 4y cwt. No transactions ich is the height of their ambition ! " litioci7iionzde,,,o'ilit s j ukar, It Babr t t a t ug;•l, t l e o , has nun, liar- inarfeoelig E - as l t n l Cs i c a o l o ,s r PEP I PEP h neothsoliff offli been done.-A r te gain by such a proceeding ? Nine `,cry 41::' lids - and co -a , 1 1 , . egs b l arrowroot,entree J p 6d. 4:1)' cwt., and li a small GINGER l o ' f ic PIMENTO e 11 of ordinary tl q ua lity 3l a s i uayat id free but idle subjects, requiring a . e heo ~v e n t, W 'Ouil it ,, ee, 230 Zr e r d'l . l 7 i B d P ns rum, .1111sYruatines'a59d brls coffee, W 4d. I/ it.-Roxi.-No alteration in Hums; about - 150 puns., Lchinery in magistrates and police to k t r of the r a t , rowe o r t : , „J c Niehois - oo 's ' " 2 k r tamarinds, n 2O loco-4vion.cl,:l',at9o. .chic y common-fiavoured Jamaicas, have been sold at the quo r, living on plaintains, and beefs* " dozen }* '4u P,,,,Qu - don", peekft f m 6 . ; contents un b l r oi, Poi;:lentn' 2 kegs tamarinds, tations. nsuming a couple of shirts and half a b , •. J licakiiinento, p?ui:ica, with •2•23 order -. 3 r 0 t i C k s - gar, 18 P DrEwoons.-There is a fair enquiry for Loowoon and Fes inpower in the course of the year, ana li me s oi O n 'it oa i` tn e s a a i ird en ,.... 0 ! I s h er s e:, a 4 r 6 cases arrowroo s t t , abt 30 9 t longs- T and I f so Bt to of Cam peachy Logwood sold at. £7 155., and tion of saying there are no slaves by Ito # 1ii,c, ,,, ,, w a i k mos __ 2oo cok g er a Hatton, jun-120 bag,s pi- r tons brought Domingo £B at 7s. 6d., 70 tons Savauilla ' s At. d --39 hds 1 ' fin Demerara •, J Snowdon-P Dk 'us lcii) ritish dominions. Let us now see ghat ,c 1 0 }). :i.i..-7 5 es ,_ 0 brls sus• a Ns••• with 61 hds sugar, 10 nsp rum tons of mixed vality, at £9, and 40 tons of 'fampico to arrive ; ,r, ilson & L this island, where the slaves do not ''' . o•l4' s "'c o r m ' or' molass, s , 40 bale coffee, Con-15 f ins rum, A Tayl a few tons of CA mw °on sold at £22 elfs' ton.-The demand for crsonal and plantation, the crops were, May : , 146 : ),,n, , 0 _e n r s - Itidhtts 12 g ox,ssnga G r Anderson-21 4 TURPENTINE has rather improved, and a small parcel, 280 brls, ir, 24,000 hogsheads, at £l5 t each; i di Lire, c ..,__ P 1%, 66 s ruin, 13 tcs 94 bags coffee ItlnWastscess, of fair quality, has been sold at some little advance upon 12s. laves , ' CO',llands.. o...rabell f ' r - -Of American TAR 700 brls. have been taken at 12s. e 12s. inter, £36,000; of cocoa, raised by s i- -sr 9 -. orls '• In Barbados, with 584 , ,2 ' Pe ginger I.* • .' hds 4 tcs sus-n• Barton,d.; no sales in Stockholm or Archangel.-There is a more -cads, or 20,193 fanegas, of 110 pounds i v pekgstaxirrow, ichardson, Cowburn d L ': ' ' 2 t • emend,fMt 1P A b • h an co-1 tce , ex ensive or ,on rea ot suEs, ut prices -ave . n _ oot, 1 case rum 1 b 1 :60,579 ;of him or molasses, 800,00 0 gai 'n as, order _ p Dk , r coffee, 3 pckgs sweet- rather giv ay 245. 6d. having in some instances been :40,000. 11 tb e 1 .1 '‘Tneri U N-/ TED accepted; during the last few days the market has become more a STATES. firm, in consequence of the improvement of Is. (IV cwt. in the " `The sugar, rum, and molasses are „ ti lt e ( ,...,osk t il i a :,llace, f in New y London market; upwardsof 400 brls. h • a a se e beenbeen sold at 24s ti et f slave labour, with the intervention of I t t e " i . b4 l l , s ir d o, glt l arid co --82 'a n al% cwoittthonG2(2; bales cotton, 750 25s ; for Pearl shes the enquiries our, which cannot be estimated. Of t D; 00 , ' 1 ,'. ,3 e0„,r! Nl a ,:i ( tte "„__e_fita unkn, Ti! thac t i lm urn ann, wetl.,tiert sales are merely 50 brls. at 265. td.47.1)27 •: . i N r e eq a u ‘ e e nt, n h had n some ne-eleventh can be taken as the produc ; ace tt i ~I, e r „, , 13 n r r o s infi k n, il , , :i0 111, 3 0 0 ,1 , salted do, F Corscaden and enquiries for Siates' Pearl Ashes, but they have not led to any iour, so that the value produced by the 5 0 g t, ..i. eglaty,. 1 b Ca e ke r and co_l o, order- actual sale; no States' Pot Ashes at market. -The sales of he colony is £460,579, exclusive of the if , i lv.N.4dt . --1 " se "' ti t o re!i!, T and A trowne-lutio-xn' e 'l t C e u n r ts - American and French CEovEnsEED have been unimportant, ies levied on consumption in England•. ea, i, os,,,lani'rettlitran.4,ltVtone balta.4,lLird fi t h i rely-1 keg 1 box do, a 1 prices bbut littleiiot articlesha sbe en thcienren'isinnot New York FLAXSEED; any y alteration have in the been sold o l( le a m t remark; r Aes were so consumed, they were required , . 3 , r ;(1 pn r ,47,i m ol!l_l e e , ad B retd, Pia:l er- and gel ' : Va ts Odessa sowing Flaxseed 480 quarters irovided in future years, must be prof 6' hid ~ ,,,z 7.` ' lo 4 e V t ‘ s - zr t( k „ ,a l v i r abt 5'Z t fustic, 114 t 575. (W' quarter, and of Crushing Seed 600 quarters at 38s. Aber place ; and as there is no British ' fP 1 13 1.1 : 4 ', kilil,l2' *viili.:_4""t(' Myers and c es i4 D i e )a n i n e i s stign, Mackie 'Torten -There has been more improvement in the demand trr now be enabled to make up the deficieneY'aJ. e, ( i t kson.... Q i ipert and bc les cotton, TB Blackbun ' cll7ebalels Philadelphia Cif:l:ecru:or( BARK, and 94 hhds. have been sold ' Qtopr . nnen k abt 40 t fustic, J Deakin-24 t do, at Bs. 3d. €1 Bs. 6d. ,:%' cwt.-Of BEES' WAx there are no sales crease to agricultural population bedig - • ha likle s ik ; fro s avar, to report.-Iu HIDES the transactions were inconsiderable, con-- colony will come in for the supply. glp IQ% Lari4 o u r r d er __At ie w s ith 369 bales cotton, Collmann, and sisting of 420 dry salted Brazil Cow and Ox at 6 1 g d. Q'6 4 _id " ' Will, then, this deficiency occur, if a ft: e ' ' 4 't l l34o4 b ea--21 ' 3 fbnailCharlestot : Baring Bros and co-P Dk 150 dry New Orleans at 6%c1., 200 salted ditto at 4id , and 50U" tion were to take place in the condition 0 3 ,,if ,maker tS d o. J Vo, j 0 with Johnson 9ba l ea eurlVile:dddoinr; New 1 ork salted at 4%d. 4fs' lb.-A few bales of Buenos Ayres population ? That it is to be looked for ni fo t o b irt son_ 4s Tni on-363 bales do, order-120 bales HORSE HAIR, fair mixed, brought 7 Xd. lf, lb.-No sales of ' Seth, c elide from the small return of produce raised bY e d n a n bales do, J Johnson-2 bales do, Baring Neutria or Chinchilli SEnss.-ln OAK BARK there are no e lei 4 -..6 B , 4l (lc o ___ l '' fin Charleston, transactions to report. -TOBACCO continues in very limited compared to the slaves, namely of one - v: . 40, ,b a i„ d _ 2 54 bales do esp, with 43 bales cotton, Marti- demand, and about 40 hhds. only have been disposed of, con the cocoa crop valued at £6057, rat _i i s 'bk J 13, a3 , ; ,! , order...4r Stuart-113 bales do, SW Bower sisting of a few hhds. of Virginia leaf, 20 of stemmed, and 15 of rel li tii 1-14 bales ' bales do, W& J Brown and co- ' people, (including Indians,) and the „ , e79, , ~Alle,, fm es do, D Lamb-28 bales do J Callen Kentucky stemmed to the trade, and a few hhds. of Virginia produce of the colony, valued at Diu for' , 4 t ie hal es do, v e harleston • ' - leaf for Ireland.-The transactions in INnuGo are quite miim -1622 slaves, which is in a ratio of 1...37 7g:, t o, OS de s do, Ni k ,?" ; B J, Brownw an it c l t i c l2o l lllf es eol o t9 i S .:,reival s. portent LoiEß thishave webeeke.-Smlell the former of Bengal and Bombay SAF and only £5 13s. for each free man. ,7 c , be c AI 4 v es ',.._erd er „,.. l `nt,r,! , --101 bales do A Tavkir and c Earle e 2 and the v latter at B n os made, c , wt. in foLm n el . at_ £7 4j , cwt. duty paid, LAC DYE continues in 16,000 plantation slaves in the island i .'nc Tait -1 ' bushels rough ' • . ante. i•k,,,, e d - t ki de, Tait, .. Dk rice, 5000 ft boards, good request, but aders generally are looking for higher into free people, and to labour in the - lo p' ' 4 l b, ie 1 99 i ini :in d Savannah with 150 bales B • cotton, aring \ Prices • the sales have therefore been limited to alew chests J. e co e 0..... sdo 8 0, Ord ' have hitherto done, the produce of th 9/, 1 e B k %Bolton, O„ den 1 bides do, Wainwright and ilc. R. mark, at ls. 5d., and ordinary quality of no mark at ls. of the value of £130,600 instead of thel''' 1; n ee, 101 _ _Aen and co-64 bales do, M•Calls, Id. #? lb. in bond.-A few bales ot MUNJEET have realized 11 • N • el() cane reeds, do-P Dk 365. in bond.-SALTPETRE.-A further advance has taken place would be according to the rate at whicye It _ v ,,, s ou ,„_. PP. . F B r ,' ha E 111 AMERICA, in good and fine qualities, but inferior still continues neglected; have worked ; and were the same ratio}„ 0 'tt" , i''' l and nen " Ayres, with 1 the sales exceed 1,200 bags at 245. for very ordinary, but loose abt 70 t mother o r the value would not be less than £518,.v 0 9 :' .: ) rN,% l) . ltae r, F A PiPes. Ihf pipe tallow, R Carlil'ePeaand principally at 325. 6d.' 375. for middling to very good. the parent state, of L 96,000 in shipp lll . s . o tb I% a l . ?, j c Br T e s haw __lttazd e -14 pipes do, .1 C Lyons-abt MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The market has been transport, and £86,400 in commission O w , . ''t )3,,,, td, et s i e 9 ,'"n VO3 do, o s rler s i burr; nr , n, 11 1 . 1 paler, less animated than for some weeks past. BRIMSTONE continues paid to its merchants and traders, in the tiot ' i l 8 150 tad e ar ;,6 b a l es l e ° ..._ 15 bales conts unkn, if W4:1,1)2911'1 to support the extreme prices recently paid, and for a few small hands of the planter and manufacturer, L•da iv ' ~,i , „sa it.e, z—.. ? , 4- I ,.. ii i i t_n i, i l l . , Breed-7 tc & lots of good Sicily £l5 has been obtained; this article con , the consumer, amounting altogether to s,_ce 20 ` ) b 1 / 4 1 % t r, u ft hi n ' I ! Z / s• APC;ackana, I:l a r m de i r e -l son l a b n ade c s contentst timess is diltiCti n ol li at vw scarce.-Some a r c b e u . - t S l o d m e fine i e t w o i s e a lna SUMAC has been this applies to Trinidad only,in which the v i l ' io ie : , Ni _ , 11 4 , 4 0, 9rder.. laistam, with 1769 bags cotton, Moon held firmly at the quotations.-MADDERS at t ia 7 v s e 6 b d e e n S i ci l' is does not exceed a thirty-third part of the l e s ite '' 2 1+,413 , ro(itheliZle Brot a r do,2_ B i :ht011-10 bags do, demand, and sales of Smyrna MADDER ROOTS have n be n e i n r box and loose 820 cast iron the British West Indies • sot hat were th 0 o f . "(1 liln e- `2o f 3 n ,Peters P b,P k effected at 61s. #' cwt.-Armor.s and Cream of TARTAR have followed, who would declare the ffeed°ool \l'II 8 ! a nd e _ales d o. 7 . l,.gi v A r ., S t with 209 bales cotton, Roskell, been only partially enquired for.-The scarcity of Galipoli there would be every probability of the to o ,' ,s , siz Vr a u --- xwe l l,2 b a l e . d r , T and co-250 bales do, Wain- OtE . has caused another advance in this description, sales te el l'ilet, 4 . I'm 1 . K lak G Ilia 0 hits 20 tcs to- having been made early in the week at £57 10s. £5B, and being diminished to a proportionate rae, . patiin . 4 a ,Belize, Honduras since at £59 e £6O; the small stock here is now held at the uras 93 lo , 's maho ,, an .9 colonies produce more than they cons ) ! _0 . a--sl'ikesm-m n . ex , u is r. y, -t to latter price ; about 40 tuns of other sorts have been sold at porta on) 34 logs mahogany, 42 will either remain in the hands of to% c ti, li et previous . prices.-VALONIA continues dull of sale.-The trans % IIfED /7 , New- England, and be invested in British fo 0 , , NA , .:esil ERRANBAN. actions in FISH OtEs have been principally confined to 'We . ` .4 1 e 3 -, fin foundland Con, of which the sales are about 40 tuns, at a vested in the colony in further produci r e l lt p , as d. f,.. Faro, with alit 36 t corkwood, H R • 03 decline upon our last week's quotations; about 20 tuns SEAL, "' It was, therefore, under these iiiP ii 3 G beork t ;" Palerm o . ily ,w. k ood order-(landed . with 670 bags shumac, abt 20 tb • TIM. of different qualities, have also been taken at rather lower hesitate, and still hesitate, to propose a , . ' I V , 15 1,i1i an ,. , _ • at Pad.stow) 400 cases 2 boxes rotes.-LINSEED Om' continues in good request, and but ltttle emancipation. lam satisfied that tog i% ( ' ve t; w,:zg ~.',,i r tti L eghorn . offering.-RAPE is still dull of sale.-Some sales of PALM OIL C t 1 .0 4 !11,,, arabie . with 102 hf chats 17 jars 6hf jars leave been effected at £33 10s., but the holders generally are negro a little more time, will enable ao , 4.„ „ 1, T Ap r. . to able brls anchovies, E Boultbe ' 1 179 • freedom to acquire it within a very re, es e t ve o e u bris an T alkd co-1 jar 2hf an 10 hf chsts olive disrsed to ask an advance, in consequence of the contemplated and those that are unfit are, for themsei% la . 1 5 t fonTes, Itsae-(_ Zante) 58 bts 10 erns c E , e-G Dk ro uction of duty on Soap.-A further advance on OIL of TURPENTINE bas been realized, and the scarcity of the raw • ~, best left in their present condition. k l o °4 . C o SPAIN, material makes the distillers not anxious to effect sales.-The "Av e s l ' 'O--. ° .` e neeh The following remarks upon the a tel:(1w 17 01). ea ' fin Bilh o with better descriptions of FLAX have been more enquired for, and 1 , 1144 , 11 . , falid . e. order a;,,,,380 bap madder, /I Zwil- about 100 bales Dutch and Flemish have been sold at full the pen of Mr. Marriott :- biscuit bread, S Mason- rates. Baltic Flax is offered lower.-A parcel of good St. r e Oc t !!! ''''''' shul n, fin 131 4 e° - -•P Dk As a proof of the . sound ideas exp t _ e n. ac, ~.,_ oa, with 147 bags wool, 240 b r's mad- Petersburgh . clean HEMP from the quay, brought £2/ (11 , ton. ta - vx-s samples It B Di , ao -But little business has been doing in fALLOW ; holders now paragraph, we will insert a return of epro t i n . poi , . arron-G A R reasi,l Ins Liab 112 UGAL. demand 455. 6d. for yellow candle, at which price the market mitted by purchase. bo , wai to i o ( ' - --to b °n• with 4 bags is firm. From Jan. 1, 1825, to Dec. 24, 1827, pure 11 ,j, , i 1.1 v ait i 93 a i lfa do, J Vanellweo r o a l, n re c ller and co-63 7 ba s do, ' their freedom, 409, average price £62 1 3 5, 3 4 4 . TT's c o tiler ants do, 3 hds wine, Cft J Rawdon g abt 5 From Dec. 25, 1827, to Dec. 24 1 1829, P t ! rL 'Al -G t ' ess sisik?gne water' hf almonds,ge, 4 boxs dried LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, their freedom, 106, average price £7l 13s• / llb_eh, fin , .-(; Dk . box 1 box citron, 1 keg Friday, April 26th, 1833. `lds, order Michael' • „ i ff , er-_. 2 b __ a.• with 222 bxs oranqes, M'Andrew We have not had much demand for Cotton this week from dealers f rtf ' l4 , e as do, Ibx lemons, J Glynn and Son or spinners, which we attribute to the proposed alteration in the duty, and the uncertainty as to when it would take place. We have had a So that it appears that in the space 0. of 14,....,1.0,,,ni_ APR ' /C fair inquiry for export, and 1,600 Surat, and 1,000 American have -paYI P V '"lii, ng, f lu A . A. negroes purchased their freedom, . IN , frica, with 595 csks been purchased for shipment. The public sales to-day went off with palm oil, Buchanan spirit at sum of £33,22A sterling in hard cash. . i full prices. 1,000 Sea Island are announced for public sale on I , ridgy next of remark, that we have here two mosl o f 4 1 0,,,.._ A: ol -", th e 11ynp"„,... ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ments in opposition to the proceetunt, 0 . 0 I , s i f p 19th t o th, . 3 :rED ministers, one emanating from their ° . iiii 04.1riZtl_Atadr.,_ - d 2oth April, 1833, lochs:ire, From the 20 1 / 1 inst. to this day inclusive, other from one who always work . ,':---21,7 - -t 87, v r . Calcutta-1 Bombay-2 Mauritius-2 s A New Orl cent-1 Demerara-1 B• li 1 SALES. Current uMi'ORTS. opinion of such a person as Sir R. Iv, to y 3'reB.._ 2 eans-2 Savannah-2 , Berbice-1 ice- Sava - 0 19 11, ''• Br emen fl 93•11-2 New York-1 Balti- rrvsly This Prices of This Prvsly_ place, who is decidedly against imm , o f , ....s.. . . - 1 Cadiz• nizscutrriost. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year and the return made to governmew; 13 )1 -,• •••:, • ..... ___.., ;.,.. •• •.. • - •boxes - Sea Island Georgia.... 6190 430 i.lold Q 22d slaves in the island of Trinidad, wo" , t.„ ••.... ......... , , eases, -, eu k., _ Stained Ditto. 7BO /00 7 -10 1 3987 126738 ~r 9. e r• ,„.•• .. • ....................... .• • •brls. Upland Ditto 99340 4880 61 - 8 their freedom in the space of four 3'" 1 ? ~. .... .. .................... hilth. ---. brls. co o .. L . • ... .......... Alabama ded contradiction does this latter do ~ r. I nc , , ... ...... ................... tons 175 Mobile 0 1. , ... ..... ..........ba1e5............... ' 61 - 8 - 3414 116872 the falsities, all the calumnies which 11 .0 0,. bpe a ; . •• ................................ ~ New Orleans 61150 3370 61 - 9 : triously propagated by Mr. Fowell Blo i II .....• • ...„ .................. , ...... .... to . , ____.( ,Pelmaibueo 1 18950 570 9 - 01 '•1 Aricati & Ceara Bl - 9s J 10638 relative to the condition of the slaves •i 0 ; 2, •••.::: ............................... b.„_xes. Bahia and Macaio 9340 '730 8- 9 101 a.., ..., • ................. ........... oxs --- 6128 ' to know where we could find in Engle h e ,g , .. , ....... t 1 , 1 ... .... ..................... casks,-, bales'Maranham Sawg,inned - . 91 ) . 13091 her of day labourers who could produc e . e re , or ei • •... • • ...... .......... bags, - serous, 7 Mina B3 -81 ~n 4 . , g n. • .... ............... brls 9 b •• • of £33,224 sterling ; we might add, I° o 9 ..,:... • • ......: ...... tees. 319, brls '6 ' agS ---- . 9, bags, 78 Para 90 71 - • the same 'number of planters and own 00! , ; ~,'‘ : z . ,• • ...... ...... bags, 4, brls, , hhds, , ............. Demerara 8t Berbice 700 Barbadoes 250 Si - 104 344 572 7 3 - Si • could pay down so much hard cash in ft lii , 0g ,:, 1 ,.. 0 4., ............................. firm. 161 Common West India 1430 6 4 -Si 60 VOS fortunate condition. Yet in the face o' t i l e, , - . , , t ........ ............................. , ... tons 2 T; Bahama 7l - 9 se „ o ....•,.... .......................... tons, Carthagena. lBlO 61 -6/ ' 371 ) (for his Majesty's Government have c t oii; ,!,. • ..... .............................. tons, -- Smyrna 5O 50 61 - 7 .................... tons 2 - 29 • still continue their system of folly and Inl t i l er, ..,.....:::•• ....... : ................ tees. -, bales' F.gyptian ...... .... - 7310 30 9i - 101 1 of their pledges that they would wait for AT I ..........• •• , .................... bags, 184 brls: 18 Surat LOi" ( 1 ' .. ••• .. ...... E. ... sacks brls., Bengal 970 5 59 94.8 by the committee of the House of . t ol ,(..„ • .... • ........ b — Surat 0, .. ow •• •., ••..„ c . ,• ...... . arrels, -, bags, 1826 . 2750 41 - 5 coming to any decision, they havene ~tu , a nd • 6 .... .... • aues, 57, b ags. _,,,, boxes, _ St Domingo ... , • ... 840 71 -71 ) dia proprietors, "that they shall go on Irs v fitc).l., x., .................. bundles, -, bales, 197 (W public sale this day) ..• ... rhe a i r e• • . ........... no. 13927, bales, 181 287930 15580 f 9710 286588 So that it appears that in the space rfi negroes purchased their freedom,•pay%4 sum of £33,224 sterling in hard cash• of remark, that we have here two most • of ments in opposition to the proceedings it ministers, one emanating from their &NI other from one who always worked i l o i d opinion of such a p e rson as Sir H. W r g te place, who is decidedly against imme a ' a and the return made. t o government ° slaves in the island of Trinidad, NO ° , their freedom in the space of four year,': ded contradiction does thi s latter docu": t the falsities, all the calumn ies which has 0a triously propagated by Mr. Powell Bus t it relative to the condition of the slaves ! to know where we could find in Engl eh e ber of day labourers who coul d produc t"re of £33,224 sterling ; we might add. ` w o e the same number of planters and ovio e vif could pay down so much har d cash in ttiv. fortunate condition. Yet in the face 0 (for his Majesty's Governm ent have se e.l/ ' , 5 still continue their system of folly and Wr it e of their pledges that they would wa it for t ri p, by the committee of the House of •ii ° to l coming . to any decision, they have noW dm proprietors, "that they shall go on L'' ments whether the evidence before the p o not, and, that the evidence will mal o ,o That is to say, in other word s, that, :113%tiof evidence against the accused parties, give their verdict, without receiving t dente in their favour. So muc h for olvai, for the justice of the present g overnro e But the next and very important Ala Majesty's ministers have promulgate ; 1 the colonists submit to them? because their labour will be thrown away. 411)e an ingredient absolutely necessary 01 cauldron, and without which the chaOol, and good." We prophesy that the Already has a circular been desPatficso islands, calling upon the planters Of . 0 0 mity ; and of this we believe his 1\1,.4' are aware. We prophesy that the rp that they 'will be unanimous; and Ny c o , '• that his Alijeity's government are 11° for a series of disasters and calamiti e t t i the total destruction or los s of our valai shake to the foundation the already (1" of the mother country. * Africans call all garo # t Fifteen pounds is taken us the for market in 1.825. tons, .............tees. —, bales. ..... , .bags, 184 brls. 18 • ............. E. 1. sacks, —, brls., '• •'.. •••• . •••,.. ... ........... .barrels, —, bags, 1826 4 ,,••• ,•. •• • •cases, 57, bags, —, boxes, - 1/ O. • ............... bundles, —, bales, 197 Oh t ................... no. 13927, bales, 181 bundles, • .... . ................ bales, 70, no. . ••• ........... ....bales, 25, serous, .......... chests, 65, serons, chests, 57 casks, ............ bales, —, casks, • . ........... casks, —, bales, •• •• casks, 361 • .......... bales, bundles, ............. jars, —, casks, 101 c'tsks, ............. casks, .. .............. robbins, —, bags, 460 ....... ..brls. —, boxes bags, 815 ••••• •• , •• • .tes. tcs., —, E. I. ba's , 3300 ••••••••.•;'' • • • • ................... bushels, •••••:•••,..: ......... brls. Mids. 85, puns., 236 •••• ..... . i'.21 ;1 . ' • .." ... cases, —, - bales, 27 iskt, Id; • • ........................ bags, 15 " • ..... chests 14 29, tees , r I` 4 ls, '• • • bags, —, boxes —, brls., 14 n~li• • • •boxes, chests, brls, • • • ............ —.. cases, —, bags,l3o6l ••••,.. • • • . I ;oxes , bags, 700, hluls., ......................... bags. casks, 167 ................ casks —, brls. •••• .. .brls, 750 .. serons--, tees 20 —, hhds, 227 • • • • ....... ............................ bags, brls, ..•••• • • ............ bags, —, tons, • •• • • ...... cakes, —, casks, •.• ......... b ags, —, bushel', Monday Evening, dpril 29, 1833. ly 3,000 bags have been sold at steady * ... Since the above publication onl prices. Arrived-21 'Vessels from Ame , rica-1 Bombay-2 Marsnham—and 1 Ceara. ~~ k'~l,. :.::•.:::••• THE CORIN 41, Tho fresh Supplies of Grain are n obtained for Wheat, Oats, and OW articles, prices steady and few sales WHEAT. per 70 lbs d a (11 Irish red (old) 5 9 qt 7 0 Do. red 1832 6 3 .. 7 4 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 itzWicmar 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 2 .. 2 4 Do. (1832; 2 2.. 2 5 Foreig-n (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 BAYLEY, imp. men. English 3O 0 .. 32 0 qSSI 60th 4 0 .. 4 4 Furvlgn (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 TRADE. landay Evening, "'prig 29, 1833. koderate, and full prices hare been tmeal, wtth a fair trade. In other MALT, imp.mea.. srl s d English 51 0.. 53 0 Irish. 49 0 .. 50 0 BEANS, English... 30 0 35 0 Irish.... .. 30 0 .. 31 0 Foreign ... 30 0 .. 35 0 PHASE, White .... 35 0 40 0 FLouit, per 280 Ills Irish, (new) 37 0 42 0 Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 34 0 American, ditto.. 32 0 .. 34 0 Do. (in bond) 15 0 23 0 OATMEAL, 2401b5. Irish, (old) l9 0 20 0 Do. (1832). 2O 0 .. 21 0 Rice, (in bond) Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6.. 19 0 East India l3 0 .. 17 0 flax SEED, hhd 7B 0 ~ 81./ 0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. Friday, April 2(, 1833. The arrivals of all kinds of grain this week were moderate. Wheat of fine qualities meets a slow sale at Monday's prices, but inferior parcels maintain last quotations, Barley, Beans, and Peas, are un altered. Oats are rather better in sale, and a trifle dearer. There is a fair supply of Flour this week, and the trade continues heavy. (From the London Gazette, April 19.) Wht. j I I Brly. Oats. Rye. Bus. Peas. AVIIRAOR s. d. I s. a. s. d. Is. d. s. d. s. d. Of the week .. 53 10i 27 116101 32 ii 129 10 32 10 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 10 26 7 I 16 8I 31 6129 5 32 0 Duty on Foreign . . . . 34 8 22 10 122 9 122 9I 25 9 21 3 There is no alteration in the duty thi its week. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.—Anut 29. We continue to experience a very good demand for the finest qua lities of old Butter, and such descriptions are getting scarce. New Butters are also much sought after. There has been a good deal done in Bacon the last few days—and all other articles in the trade are in fair demand, at full prices. d. s. d. O to 76 0 per cwt. O 68 0 --- • - 72 0 • 72 0 0 53 0 0 70 0 O 62 0 O '7O 0 O 70 0 U 96 0 O 74 0 o n --- O 0 --- 6 110 0 per tierce. 0 60 0 perbarrel. O 38 0 per cwt. O 48 0 0 46 0 0 52 0 BUTTER.—Belfast 7O Banbridge Derry 7O Colerain Newry 54 Limerick GB Sligo 6O Dundalk 62 Cork G6 Waterford (new) 9O Carlow I'ickled 2ntls, (Cork) 7O Dry 3rds, (Cork) 56 Bsity.—Prime Mess PORK.— Do. BAcoN DRY llAms 44 WET Do LA it D.—Firkin 4O Bladdered .... 48 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.-AruiL 29. s. d. s. d. !fay 0 7 to 0 9 per 20 lb. Straw, Wheat 0 34 0 4 - Oat 0 21 0 3 - Barley.... 0 0 - Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 -- Potatoes Cattle l'otatoes 1 3 - Turnips Carrots - Marigleworzle 0 0 - Manure - AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOO L FROM IRELAND. FROM TIM 22d TO THE 27th INST. INCLUSIVE. Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs 1027 1262 4779 6 1 1 Lonboii Elatttc. FRIDAY, APRIL 26th, 1833. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Flanagan, Chubb, and Nutting, Mansion-house-street, and Lyon's wharf, Gardener's-lane, Thames-street, seedsmen.—J. Scholes and J. Hardy, Miles Platting, within Manchester, size-manufacturers.—J. Warniington and J. Devonshire, Church-lane, Whitechapel, hide salesmen.—T.Clark and Co.,Bristol, woollen.drapers.—W.Bracewcll, J. Robertshaw, and T. Bland, Cullingworth, near Bingley, York shire, grocers.—A. Parry and Co., Bristol, tinmen.—Carrick, John ston, and Co., Dalston Low-green and Carlisle, Cumberland, cotton spinners ; as far as regards R. Johnston.—A. F. Miller and J. Falco ner, Colchester, woollen-drapers.—J. Price and J. (hove, Birming ham, printing-ink-makers.—Collier and Son, hat-manufacturers.— Knipe and Shakleton, Skipton, Yorkshire, wine-merchants.—J. Prince, Bath, J. Broadhurst, Saltford, Somersetshire, and T. Hawk inp, Bristol, coach-proprietors.—T. Holmes, J. Holt, and J. Hirst, Southowram, Yorkshire, coal-merchants ; as far as regards the said J Hirst.—J. Barns and R. Holmes, Middle-row, Holborn, wholesale stay-manufacturers.—Knaggs and Saunders,LawrencePonntney-lane, bristle-merchants.—Scott, Alexander, and Co.. Gibraltar, Malta, Leghorn, London, Glasgow, and other places, merchants; as far as regards W. Scott. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. It 141'NeI11, EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 214 Mary Ann, K, Sincaporo WEST INDIES, &C. 261 K, 237 Alecto, Q, J Gordon & co, T Hatton, jun, Demerara Jamaica UNITED STATES. Roskell, Ogden & co, 322 Shaw, B, W Forde & co, 444 Walter Scott, B, W & J Brown & co, 340 Rambler, P, Alalcolmson, Bell & co, 741 Washington, P, Charleston New Orleans Baltimore New York BRITISH AMERICA. Robin & King, 251 C Columbus, I', Bay Chaleur Buchanan, or Chapman, 239 Boyne, K, Montreal Job, Bulley & co, 179 Chance, K, Newfoundland W Bulley, or Huntingdon, 167 Quebec Packet, Q, Newfoundland and Quebec Newfoundland and New Brunswick Newfoundland Newbury port Newfoundland Anderton & co, or Graham, 126 Aurora, G, Graham & Taylor, W Smith & Son, Job, Bailey & co, 119 Sarah, Q, 3G7 Science, B, 10►0 Arrow, G, SOUTH AMERICA. W & J Tyrer, 265 Europa, P. Bahia Baring Bros, or Ashley Bros, 360 Sapphire, Q, Manila White & Phillips, 115 Nymph, K, Para E Walkinshaw, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 29Tn Arun. Wind at Holyhead W.N.W., light breeze. Passed inward bound this day, No. 956, Marinero, B Schooner, at 8 a.m.__ _ Passed Point L3-nas inward bound, No. 240, General Brown, B B, at 12 noon. Passed Great Ormshead Inward bound, No. 445, Aurora, B S--and No. 98, Parker, B S, (not quite sure) at 4 p.m. TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. Days. Mr n. 11. 5!. Tuesday .• • •30 812 Wednesday.. 1 911 Thursday.... 2 10 2 Friday, ..... . 3 10 45 Saturilay.... 4 11 26 SUNDAY ... 5 Monday... 6 023 Restiral4, liT. Em n. M. F. I. 841 14 8 Length of night 9h 6m 938 16 7 St. Philip and St. James 10 21 18 3 11 6 18 5 Invention of the Cross 11 46 19 10 Full Moon oh 33m morn 0 4 19 10 4th4Sunday after Easter 043 19 0 INSOLVENTS. April 24.—Jabes Clinton Pelham, Shad-Thamaa, Horselydown. Southwark, whartinger. April 26.—Sarah Coleman, Tottenham, nursery-woman. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. David Greenley, jun., Goswell-street, victualler. William Lance, Lewisham, Kent, victualler. BANKRUPTS. John Crawley, Oxford-street, linen-draper. Thomas Arber, Horseferry-road, builder. Howell Newall, St. John's-wood-terrace, Portland-town, jeweller. Joseph Salon Digaud, Goswell-street-road, jeweller. John Bryan Courthope, Regent-street, painter. John Gilbert, Colebrook, Buckinghamshire, farmer. Joseph Millingen, Wells-street, Hackney-road, wholesale jeweller. Henry Newark and John Toms, Wood-street, Cheapside, riband manufacturers. DIVIDENDS. May 17, W. Lushington, jun., Mark-lane, merchant.—May 20, J. Harris, Leicester-square, carpet-warehouseman.—May 21, J. and W. B. Meyer, Winchester-house, Old Broad-street, and Quebec, North Amenca, merchants.—May 15, E. Elwell, Westbromich, Stafford: shire, ironfounder.—May 17, J. Hirst, Leeds, cornfactor.—May 20, G. A. Whale, Booking, Essex, innkeeper. CERTIFICATES, &c. 11. and C.Battersby, Hindley, Lancashire, cotton-spinnen.—T. and T. H. Ingram, Lower Thames-street, fish-factors.—J. Cann, Broad street, Bloomsbury•square, eating-house-keeper. —.J. W. Cohen, Lower Ormond-quay, Dublin, and Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, whole sale-jeweller.—S. R. Fagg, St. Andrew's-hill, Doctors'-commons, builder.—R.ipeorge, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coach-maker.—S. Hobday, Aston, near Birmingham, snuffer-maker. NEW SOUTH WALES. Edward Coulstin, P, Van Dieman's Land and New South Wales MEDITERRANEAN. Ii F Breed, or O Yates, 213 Mary, P. Mass Et ilarnpson, 177 Tiber, 8, Malta Sr. Smyrna Smyrna. Constanti nople & Odessa EUROPR. C L Bahr, Diligentia, Q, Bremen C W Neuman, Son & co, 148 La Ceres, B, Bruges W Clay, 95 Tertnagant, K, Cronstadt C L Bahr, 150 Maria, Q, Dort & Rotterdam Swainston 1k Cram, 140 Crown, S, Narva P Sorensen, Son & co, 117 Carl Johan, 0, Norway Do, Do, 160 Tvende Brodre, Q, Nyborg J C Kalowski, 232 Pauline, B, Ostend C L Bahr, 150 Bahia Pocket, 0, Marseillee C L Bahr. 1l 1 Kilmarnock, K, Elsincur 1)o, 111 John Guise, S, Do Do, 150 Artuose, 8, Do T Richards, 112 llope, G, Embden thicto Curran. LIVERPOOL, -qpril 20th, 1833. Lid Li d AIIGOLS, per cwt. White 2 4 Red 1 18 ASHES, per cwt. 1 7 l'oT, U. States' Canada 1 4 PEARL, U. States' Canada, BARILLA, per lon Alicant OO 0 Sicily BEES' WAX, 4V cwt. American..:.. BERRIES, V cwt. Turkey, Yellow 1 10 Persian. 4 5 BRIMSTONE, 4' ton. Sicily, &c l4 0 Tuscan l4 10 CLOVER SEED, 4, cwt. . . Amgrican 2 L 5 Dutch red.. 215 French & German white 3 0 COCHINEAL, 4 )b, in bowl Silver . ~ .. . o 7 Black 0 7 COCOA, li' ciol. is bond. Brasil.... . Trinidad 2 9 Caraccas 0 0 COFFEE, Vete/. in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 2 13 Good and fine ord 4 3 Mid. and good mid 4 17 Fine mid. an<l.fine 5 6 Dutch, &c. Ordinary 3 5 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 5 Fine mid. and fine 4 10 Havana St. Domingo .2 14 Brazil and Laguira 2 10 COTTON, 4ft Tly. Sea Island Georgia. 0 0 Stained do 0 0 Upland, d 0........ ' 0 0 Alabama_ _ . 0 0 Mobile 0 0 New Orleans 0 0 Pernambucco, 0 0 Aricati & Ceara 0 0 Bahia & Macaio. Maranham 0 0 Sawginned ditto.. 0 0 Mina 0 0 Para Demerara & Berbice 0 0 Barbadoes. . 0 0 Common West India 0 0 Bahama 0 0 Carthagena 0 0 Bourbon.... Egyptian Surat. 0 0 Bengal 0 0 DYEWOODS, 4, ton. LoowooD, Jamaica. 6 6 St. Dom. & Honduras 6 6 Campeachr. 7 10 FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 0 Cuba .... Spanish., CAMWOOD l9 0 BARWOOD, Angola 9 10 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD Solid l6 0 Large Rough l3 0 Small FLAX 4f , ton. Petersburgh, 12-head 40 0 Dutch 44 0 Rign, P. T. R FLAXSEED, 4 hhd. American sowing 3 18 GINGER, 4f mi. in bond Jamaica, white. 3 10 black East India HEMP, tr tun. 0 0 1 10 Riga 111 7 11 r: :. 30 0 Petersburgh, clean 27 0 HIDES, 4s o ' Hs. West India, dry 0 0 Buenos Ayres, dry.... ' 0 0 Salted— 0 0 Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 North America, salted 0 0 East India 0 0 Horse, 4P hide 0 6 IVORY, 4 etrt. _ Ist, 2ridancl 3rd 4th and sth 22 0 &rive Hoes INDIGO, 4, lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 4 Blue andFineViolet 0 5 Ordin. & Mid 0 4 Violet & Copper 0 3 Copper 0 4 Ordinary.... Caraccas, Floras duly pd 0 5 Sobies 0 3 Cortes 0 2 Guatimals. 0 2 MADDER 41, Crops Ombros Garnenes Mulls. 0 15 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey 3 0 French 2 14 MUNJEET, 4P cwt. East India, in bond 1 15 MOLASSES, 4f.' cwt. West India, B. P , 1 1 OILS, , ir 252 gals. Cod .. Seal, pale Whale, (without casks.).. 0 0 Linseed, 4r gallon, o. m.. 0 2 Rape, pale 0 2 Olive, , ir 252 gals.. Gallipoli. 3m Sicily, 56 0 Palm, .1f ton PEPPER, If' Hu RNA, 'in bond. White PIMENTO, 4r lb in bond.. 0 0 QUER. BARK, act. 00 00 New York Philadelphia. 0 8 RICE, 4r cwt. in bond. Carolina ' 0 15 0— 0 18 6 East India 0 13 0— 0 17 0 SALTPETRE, 4r mot 1 5 6 1 17 0 SHUMAC, cwt. 0 7 6 0 15 6 SPIRITS, AP imp. gal. bond. BRANDY, Cognac . 0 0 0— 0 0 _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 flux, Jam. low. 0. P 10 to 14 — 15 to 16 'o 1 11 0 2 3 18 to 20 0 2 4 0 2 9 Stronger 1 0 . 2 10 0 3 8 Choice Leeward, common.. .. 1 8— 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 . 7: 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, 4t cwt. MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duiypaid. Dry brown 2 6 6 2 8 6 Middling 2 8 6 211 6 Good do. to bright 2 12 6 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, .4* cwt. .. _ Petersbuigh, Y. C 2 4 6 2 5 0 Soap 2 2 0— 0 0. 0 TAR, Amer. V br/. Stockholm 0 13 0 0 14 6 Archangel 0 13 6 0 14 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Quebec Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. cunt.... , 0 1 3 0 1 33 Ditto, Red .... , Yellow 0 1 41— 0 1 6 _ . Danzig - - - 1 11 0 2 3 Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 Riga. red -- TOBACCO. lb. bond._ York and James' River. Low and Inferior 0 0 2/ 0 0 Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31— 0 0 4 Fair to Dine 0 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 0 Kentucky and Rappa- .0 0 3 0 5 4/ 1 hannock. Leaf...... 5 Stemmed. 0 0 3 0 0 51 Maryland... Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9 VALONIA., per t0n....... 10 0. 0 —l5 0 0 DUTIES. 1 C 447 cwt. etr cwt. Brit. Plant. Jive. 2s r cia, 10s. clr £1 clr 6d V' lb. For.6d. Aff lb B. P. 2d. exl. 11). Is. 3d. From R. I'. 3s.— .other parts 41. ed. 'ton. .5.r, V ton. ld. cIP cwt. W quarter. Ils. 6d. per clot. ld. per cwt. B. P. dry 28. 4d. met Is. 5.1. .For. dry 4s. Bd. wet 2s. 4d. 4f cut, cwt. duty paid. .3d. 4' lb 4cl. 41 3 ' lb et. 4j , cwt. la. 64. S 41 , cut. I-Is. 6d. V cwt. -9:. V cwt. 4' ton. £B. Bs. se 252 galls. .Ys. 6d. 4$ opt. Is. per lb. S. lb. t. 47 cwt. -15 s, 4p' cwt. —ls. root. 41" cwt. —ls. 47 cwt. 22:. &I. V gall. 91. 4, Imp. ' Gallon. 245. 41 , cwt. 63:. V stet, , 325. 4, est,. 3s. 2d.4 cwt. 15s. V' 12 barrels. Foreign 55,. B. P. 10i. IV load . as. th. -2i. 9d. V 11u .45.. 4d. 41 , att. 41 04 4Y toot