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, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD 4 . • ~ ........ .... ~ • ..,,•., •• ••• •• • , . .... .__ LIVERPOOL MECHANICS INSTITUTION. 1^ - • y r ottrp. , meets brought forward by Mr. Drinkwater and others, iJoitypintt . - Jact , t,A'wcnce. he considers the tables bear out the conclusion (and that LECTURES ON POETRY. --.02 0 . ....,...______,..._ THE DEPARTED, there is no escape from it) that about as many are dying TUESDAY, MAX B.—Wind variable and lig'it. under 20 years of age in our principal manufactur big On Wthluesday evening, the 21 instant, the Rev. Dr. SISLED —Gipsey, Cressvrell. for Rio d e J ane i ro -Alf re d, Che ever , (From the Sunbeam.) towns as under 40 elsewhere. The question, therefore, Shepherd commenced his admired course of lectures on poetry air New York-St, Andrew, Thompson, for ditto-Fair Barbarian, ~V arda b ir Buenos Ayres—Leopold First, Pienschke, fur Antwerp- , a , a , olu : n . taa . ,_ a t , i ? aen, for Alexandria, A. s,-Watt, flare, for Africa- " of the reasonable duration of factory labour may be post- at this institution. The well-knowu literary and classical abi- They are gone, our old companions! . poned for a time, but it will eventually force itself upon lilies of this respected veteran preclude the necessit} of any 5... 1 aLro, a, D.lll, for Newfoundland-St. Leon, Wescott, for Castillo P , They have bade the earth farewell; remarks of ours. The lecture was well attended. -Ann, Stephens, for Constantinople. the attention of the legislature. Having explained the origin of philosophical criticism and And have passed away, like music's tone, ... In a fadeless clime to dwell. ___. ss ,..— shown the difficulty of the subject, the worthy doctor proceeded Westmoreland, Mann, hence at Malta the 9th ult. and sailed the They are gone from the paths by the hill's green side, POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE MINISTRY. to show that poetry was an art, however the maxim " poeta 16th for Alexandria. Where we used to stray when the daylight died, , ( From the Blackburn Standard.) nascitur non fit" might seem to contradict this position. Arts , Jully Tar, Rossignol, from Swansea at ditto. From the mountain's brow, whence we inark'd the gleams Without power, save that borrowed from their oppo- are divided into two classes, the ornamental and the useful, Hope, N , , r indri,7 :lArd,:;,j. Do , l( . li t n4 , C o o: t i . le . lius Dasse, Victor, Bus- p, although it is exceedingly difficult to define the limits of each. ken,( - '1 aandrles, Aur or a , parson, le l l i l a P ): ' h e nce ' 1 w Of flashing sunlight ou thousand streams,a Rio de Janeiro at ditto. nents, the whigs go driveling on with an admirable per- Whose rushing waters and feathery spray C . ar, Kelly, hence at Ostend. tenacity of folly. Their whole proceedinos exhibit the Stilt, ;hatever may be said of the utility of poetry, as we can Julie, Menlouhroeck, hence at ditto. Were tinged with the hues of departing day, see that mankind could more readily spare the art of spinning Shall we no more behold them, crude and experiment changing nature of their legisla- verses than the art of spinning woof, we must admit that poetry Angelina, Cornelissen, hence at ditto. Beautiful, as of yore? tion. Rational reform or practical improvement of any must be ranked as one of the ornamental arts. The word Gipsey. Shotton, fro L l i n ,m l3 , o l u ty rd a e t a N n i x oc a h t a Du B l t i h li i‘ n r . arch. A Will they not come with their looks of love, kind, in spite of all their loud-throated professions and. a „. a Charles Grant, Pitcairn, from Calcutta at Madras the 7th Feb. and h means a creator. As names are not always applied to thin poetry, in its original import, as borrowed from the Greek, Hero, Smith, from ' sailed Bth for Bombay. From the undiscovered shore? idle boasts, they are perfectly unable to accomplish of in an arbitrary manner, but are frequently significant of the ft Nol they have passed like, a dream away', themselves. Deceived by the paltry leaders of a feeble ideas they present, perhaps the name of poetry may serve as a ti WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.-Wind N.-Light o Gone, like the pleasures of yesterday; faction, by men who are not only unwilling, but are ab- clue to guide us in our present enquiries, and it is indeed one of Vanish'd-as stars which have left the sky, Leaving no record or trace on high! solutely unable to appreciate the real feelings of English Figueira-Cintra, Rentree, from Lishon-Kara, Fan-dough, Irons Mar- 11 the noblest points of poetry that opens to the mind as it were a . Aerniven 7 Post Boy, --.-, from . Venice-Albion, slartin, from '.' new being. men—the people have allowed themselves to be carried As the cherish'd notes of some song's glad tone, Like our first parent •❑i Eden, the world lies be- .sal s a-Belous Jacobus a irom Amsterdam. f , i That lives but in memory-so have they flown. away by the showy declamation of a few wily agitators, fore him. He makes prominent whatever is virtuous and in- and LED—ki in alla M it v,Tregarthen, or Gibraltar-AralaM'Queen, terestiug, and conceals or softens what is deformed. It. being Pericles, Storey, for Cronstadt--Nrow Henrietta, ',lie, for Rotter- v But the music of their voices and have urged on the desperate course of revolutionary granted that poetry is an imaginative art, the question occurs, a d n one In onr hearts is lilsgering now; innovation, where they should have restrained it. But by what means are its ends effected? The painter prepares a Those silvery tones we lov'd to hear, the measure of the iniquities of the pseudo-statesmen, his canvass, he chalks the outline of his subject, and, by the Warrior. --, hence at St. Thomas. a _ e _ 'Neath the pine-tree's rustling bough, who are wieldino• the public resources to the national use of various colours, produces the effect which he wishes. James Dunlop, Dunlop, hence a ditto. I!!iniiah, —, hence and Trinidad at Savanilla, t, P At - 0 the once glad hearth has a vacant place, But what are the poet's colours. Words. These are the ma d lbtson, Johnson, from Pue.ito Cabello at ditto. We look in vain for some vanish'd face; impoverishment and degradation, seems, at length, nearly.and combine, an terials which it is his business to arrange Helen 'Mar, Benson, hence at Naples, alst ult c ti Darken'd and clos'd is some gentle eye, filled up. Their antagonists have proved and improved these are the materials that constitute the grand excellence of Fame, Reeves, hence at Odessa, 14th ult. That looked on our childhood lovingly; their numerical strength and moral influence. A spit it poetry and give to airy nothing a local habitation and a name. ' Cacique, irons, from Leghorn at ditto the 16th ult. and sailed led o f Who has not mourn'd, and yet mourn'd in vain, of energy has been breathed into the party throughout The poet developer the workings of the heart by the language for the Danube. a When life's frail cord has been snapt in twain ? Union, Balls, hence at Trieste. s; the whole empire. A steady course of constitutional re- which he puts into the mouths of his characters, and thus un- Water Witch, Bil ling, hence at ditto. Would that we might recal them folds the secrets of their minds. Aristotle lays it down that a Vulcan. Evans, hence at Cherhonra. e sistance to unconstitutional and dangerous legislation d Unto their homes of earth; finished composition should spare' both a beginning, a middle, V Lynx, Forsyth. hence at Lisbon in b five days has endeared them to the thoughtful and patriotic. The I and an end: and his idea is perfectly just. Strict attention to Ann Johnson, Corbin., from Pernambuco at'the Ellie. That they might gladden our weary hearts With tones of love and mirth. . The loyal feelings which used to distinguish them are the metrical and melodious arrangement of words gives very Emerald, Fletcher, from Bourdeaux at Dublin. Oh !it may not be-ye may call in vain- again displayed by a great portion of most and a great great effect to the ancient classical poetry. Of the charms of Isabella, Ilyndman, from Jamaica at the Clyde. Eupliemia, Cameron, from Demerara at ditto. Your toed ones have broken their earthly chain, majority of many constituencies. This political revival rhythm the Athenians were most d e li ca t e ly sensible. The King Ilanry, Dawson, from ditto at ditto. And wing'd their flight to that region far, is attributable chiefly to our vigilance, viaour and pre ,,,, , early characteristics of human speech were highly poetical.,, Alecto, Ayshford, sailed from Jamaica for this port the 18th March, a Where that light is neither from sun nor star. _ To this circumstance we may attribute the ancient fame of The Prtector, —, from Whitehaven for' St. Thomas,. t'vas to- . paration. The " good cause" is steadily on the in- Orpheus causing the tiees to dance to hi s me l o di o us strains. tally lust on the Anegada, previous to the 31st March : crew saved, Spring shall return us the rose's breath, But who shall lighten the face of death ? crease, and a glorious triumph awaits those who have We have every reason to suppose that the dictates of law as The Henry Brougham, Within, arrived at London. On the 15th ult. at 6 a m. spoke the Great Western, and was informed by the lat- Have they fur aye departed ! struggled to obtain it. well as of religion were clothed in the dignified language of ter of the longitude being 37 37, which on making the land he found e When, however, mankind became more enlightened, to have been correct.' She had, at the time, a fair wind, (S.E.) and ' Those forms whom death has veiled! There is something, however, to condemn in the con- p oetr y' language became, of course, rendered into prose, and a more every stitch of sail set; cannot say with certainty at what rate the And will the light of their sunny eyes servatives. Though they muster upon all great divi- accurate philology% enlarged ' the sphere of ifs application; but Great Western was going, as it is net improbable but that she might For ever be concealed? sions largely, they, in no ease, bring into action their from no country has poetry been entirely expelled. • have slackened her speed to speak to the Henry Brougham. On the No! ye will follow-ye, too, must go, second or third day after speakiu,g the steamer, a gale of wind came From all that ye cling to and love below; full power. The miserable majorities of 5, 11, and so From what has been already said, it is evident that the sine on from the westward, which continued . five days, and must have met , Oh ! seek to join the shining band, on, are secured to the ministry by the absence of some of qua non of poetry consists in its power of impressing the mind the Great Western about the first or second day ; and Captain W. has ~'' with . a picture. It le . ads us on by exciting our passions, and a . - . e great doubts whether she could make head-way aaainst it. " . Who wander on through that glorious land, our party, who should not only upon impoltant occasions, considerable power in influencing our actions-tor how easily The Role, Simian, from Ceti(' at tionileur. On the , 9th ult, in lat, Where friends befiagiou have gone to dwell, but upon all occasions, attend to ft ustrate and counteract are mankind guided by those who possess the art of raising 5220, N. long. 18 20, W. fell in with the wreck of a vessel abandoned - Where the heart risillechoes one farewell! t h e evi l mac hi nat i ons o f t h e f oes o f t h e coun t r y. Th oug h the i r f ee li ngs. Th e l earne d D octor ill ustrate d hi s pos i t i ons byapparently a brigantine of about 1-0 tons, stern painted black, with ' Hunter 1 --sameass-- few, their assistance is essential, and every one has his a number of apposite selections from the poems ofiEschylus, the letters J B. on a white ground. ABELAIID TO H ELOISE. duty to discharge, if not by protesting against bad mea- Sophocles, and Hobert Burns. He concluded by remarking,- 23 1. 0 he 0u St yllerie 16 day' s. ' hence for Quebec, was spoken in lat 49 0 lon. sures in a speech, at least by his personal vote. Let no that the artist who is endowed with this magic power sustains TIM goo ROADS, (SIERRA LEONE) 13th Feh. The barque Lady of 6.' he highest degree of responsibility. - He should exercise every the Lake, Mann, and the brig Belli-wont, Ford, both loading, and ex- Then is it true that I must look sense of security relax our exertions, and blind our vi- t • he i. gift which possesses to .the production good This truth pected to sail in February; their crews arc all in good health, and the I To heaven to meet with thee? ' gilance. The immense efforts of the borough constitu- is acknowledged as one of the most essential rules of the poetic colony is getting quite healthy. b The leok restraint I scarce can brook. Which keeps you thus from me. enders to return constitutional members demand as the art, for, if any one were to write a tragedy, in which he should TRIESTE 9sth April.-The Richard Hill, Smith, sailed on the 14th 0 inst for m & Masao,' and put back ou the a3d, with damage and loss of 1 . For though I loved those graces most smallest recompense the votes of them they have elected. attempt to make vice lovely and virtue fiirtned, his tragedy anchors and chains. - Which dwell within the mind, We have not gained so much that we are beyond the w o ul d b e con d em n ed even by the profligate themselves ; as being Yet, still in charms your face can boast power of reprisals. The clangers of the country are still contrary to the established rules of the drama. Therefore, the A THURSDAY, MAY 10. Armoire-John Airey. Lang, from Tabasco-Emerald,—, from 8 1, I would my pleasure find. grand and first object of the true and genuine poetry, is by the too momentous to be disregarded. 'l'lle conservative excitement of the passions and feelings, to rouse to action in Alexan aria—Exile, --, from Palermo—Jatnes and Jane, --, When I remember all the pain members must not shrink when the battle is in progress, the human soul the principles of honour, benevolence, in- I Which from my passion flows, nor offer to ease and luxury that attention and time which from the Mediterranean. tegrity-and, to sum up all iu one single comprehensive word— SAILED—N111)11111113, Bakker, for Rotterdam-Elvira, Simpson, for I long that purer world to gain of virtue. Calcutta-Amanda, Anderson-, for 'Pernambuco-Severn, Page, for are the property of the kingdom while they remain re - Which sorrow never kuows. New York-Maria, Smith, for Demerara-Canada, Hicks, for Canton But when that calmer joy I find • presentatives. On Saturday evening Dr. Shepherd continued. Reina. Vos, for Amaterdam-Duleinea, Nleneliaca, for Havana-Ohio, Cutler, for Boston-Franklin, Pendleton. for Charleston-Euphrates, Your friendship gives to me, To Sir Robert Peel and the party that generally act If we enter into the''history of poetical composition, we shall Wilson, from Canton-Queen of the South, Gillon, for Ilambro.' I feel to all my lot resigned, with him, the country looks for a speedy and satisfactory find that the principal characteristic of early poetry is subli-( And here would ever be. change in the government. While the whigs do nothing, linty. The book of Job is thought by sotne critics to be the Fidelity, Bruce, and Mina, Leech, hence, at Gibraltar. most ancient poem extant, and what can be inure sublime than Clyd e , Q ueen , from Trieste, and sailed far this po r t, o n th e 23d of E Then dearest let us twine the joys it is the part of the conservatives to perform something, E the topics upon which it dwells, or the manner in which its April. Of Heaven and earth in one; though it be only to ridicule and reject the incorrigible imagery is emboldened. We rise from the perusal of this book Windrush, Main, and Lynx. Forsyth. hence, at Lisbon. In friendship you shall still be mine cupidity of her majesty's present advisers. What the with the deepest impressions of the majesty of the Almighty- Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, hence, at Oporto. And share my heart alone. Saracen, Puekey, hence, at Dunkirk, whigs may do during the remainder of the session is be- and of the nothingness of man. Amongst the works of the And if we feel that stronger tie Alwina, Simonson, hence, at Hambro'. Whuse name we must not tell, yond our power to determine. What they have not done ancients, the poems of Homer first claim our notice. The Muslin, Vale, hence, at Leghorn. t sublime dramatic productions of aEschylus and Euripides, Don Juan, Butler, from Barhadoes, at Clyde. The hope of heaven shall strength supply is too obvious to be evaded. Five only of twenty-seven I likewise demand consideration. The compositious of the Freedom, Cox, hence, at Smyrna. t To bear our sorrows well! bills hve assumed a legal shape. The remainder are Scandinavian bards of the earliest times are distinguished by Mary, Smith, ;ailed from' Trinidad, for New Orleans, 16th March. f in stat e quo, and there, we fancy, will remain, to the majesty of thought, and by a nervous grandeur of expressiod. 46, long. hence, for aliramichi, was spoken 19th ult. in lat. ; COiVTEMPORARY PRESS. end of the chapter. Now, as uothine happens by accident, these effects must have been occasioned by definite causes, and these have been aster- se e h o p i t T . ant,'Van Schie, from Antwerp, for this port, is aground in the But, after all, the tenure in office of the "shabby" ( LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S RECORDERS. government may be unlimitedly prolonged, if the zeal of tamed with a tolerable degree of certainty, and in the investi- Dido, hence, for Africa, was spoken in lat. 49, long. 9. i gation of this problem it is important to remember, that in the (From the Ten Towns Messenger.) our party in the house is not equal to the zeal on time earlier stages of society the face of nature was in that state of We have several times been forced, by the obligations hustings, and if the triumphs on the polling-books are wildness, which tends to elevate the soul. Ignorance would Emporto. -of our public duty, to notice the conduct of the new ra- not reflected by the recorded votes of our members. What also be a source of sublimity in feeling, tits also the system of dical recorders appointed by Lord John Russell. Their most important and sacred rights are not lodged in their Pole theism. In the early stages of society frequent wars gave ......--- sele rise to striking vicissitudes of fortune. In countries thus dis ction, as we exhibited in a former article, was made custody ? What powers and discretions are not expected UNITED STATES. turbed, Homer and Dante produced their poems. Personal Hum fromin- the English bar, upon the principle that no one of them? What holy and ancient immunities are not Harriet, (287) J Stroat, from New Orleans, 236 bales cotton, dependence in early times, as well as licence indiction, were the phrevs and Biddle-406 ho, W and Jr Brown and co-41 do, Collrnann, , should be taken who was not notoriously known to be confided to their charge, to be secured by their guardian- sources of a sort of endless chain of thought and sublimity of ex- and Stotterfoht-310 do, A Dennistoun and co-P D an Unitarian or a hater of the established church. ship, or lost by their indifference? That freedom which pression. The talented lecturer then proceeded to commen t Katherine Jackson, (445 i J Peabody. from New Orleans. 704 hales i -The ignorance of Mr. Buckle, the cheap recorder of is sought to be destroyed by the frantic and rash intro- upon the poems of Homer and Hulton, which he criticised in cotton, W and J Brown and co-554 do, A Dennistoun and co-al do, ; an able and masterly manner. On Wednesday Dr. Shepherd R aat r i i i n b Lli e rog o e t r i s ier a s n a d n so c -69 W db>, G Green and Son-57 hhds tobacco, Worcester, in trying a man for two felonies on the same va ti on o f un t u t ore d li c en s e-th a t c h urc h w hi c h emb races devoted his attention to the .sEueid of Virgil, which he ex indictment, because (as he said) two overt acts of tree- the truest doctrines of our creed as a religion, and the SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. , ainined in every point of view, and showed . by . the profunday son could be given in evidence on one information, we mildest authority of a church as an establishment-that )f his remarks his thorough acquaintance with the works of Cintra, (114) Ti Renfree, from Lisbon, with 189 chts 423 hf chts oranges, 1 hf cht lemons, E II Burnett-S exposed at the time, a nd w e have not thought it prudent form of government so beneficent and comprehensive- that eloquent writer. On Saturday he will consider the priu- Oporto, (130) M Bannatyne, from Faro, with loose and in bundles or conducive to the public interest further to expose the that Sovereign so young and so exposed to traitors-are abt 36 t corkwood, J Mitchell—S D Bulley ' inexperience o f th a t (by courtesy) learned gentleman, alike involved in the conduct and diligence, and un- ciples of lyric poetry. Albion, (83) W Martin, from Figueira, with 4 pps 8 hils olive oil, R Alsop-1 pee 1 lid do, Duarte Bros- 8 pps do, 20 c corkwood, W W who has been Rauch lauded by the civic authorities fora wearied watchings of the conservative representatives. _aa, bxs oranges, F N and J Sutton-4 bxs do, Duarte Bros-1 LIST OF NEW PATENTS SEALED IN APRIL, IS3S. charge to the grand • jury in praise of the madman mak- That they have power to neutralize and subdue destruc• rho, it bxs lemons, Order-9 bxs lemons, F N and J Sutton-38 bags walnuts, Joh. Bulley and co-1 yr ek wine. Expn—S D ing system of solitary confinement, measures proposed by their °pimiento is not sufficient. ( From Messrs. Newton and Berry's Monthly List ) - We also noticed the political and professional jobbing To vanquish the republican foe they must be armed with -' To John Clark the younger, of Mile-end, Glasgow,. cotton- wi O nt, so o rt r o de E r t - 7.1) a h ' il llsr w ti i ta , m., frn i o u r t tro .i 2 7 p e i s p rh, 3 ls i t s At r , c e a r s t ks by which the vain Mr. Chilton • was removed from the rule, and in either house the chiefs musts peak with the spinner, for his invention of improved machinery for turning, 2 hhds Iqr cask do, T Martin and Son-3 hhds do, C and J Rawdon some part or parts of which may be madreapplicable to other ~ O cz e sde o v , , A m A r ttp li Tn —m ai a ,Q ic e o s dia l , Orm s er i o l aniLSo i n A s-Axires 2 recordership of Hereford to be recorder of Gloucester, authority of the cabinet-the Duke of Wellington in the Sealed lio b d e t r h t s °tt April; o f six Peterborough months enrolment.fo o r nor t, Fleet- cases lilicl do, T Unsworth--26 P ihds do, J L ip o e wles,jun an'd co-3 pipes a— 1 justat time moment when he was prompted to be a Queen's one, and Sir Robert Peel in the other. A little energy, usefulio\k7ilirlilaornses. Angus hhds do, A Woodward and -council over the heads of really learned men. The re. and an unfailing attendance are only wanting to effect street, in the city of London, patent agent for certain improve- ifEDITERRANEAN. cordership and a silk gown were capital means of intro- this great end, which, once effected, would return this metals in the manufacture of hosiery, shawls, carpets, rugs, Sultana, :l l. . P t l etr az,r. Order—limn t i ( z i z m a and .stiz Z z a a n ) tg. 6 hu s t a s i with (fm pa, a (1_8_1 ) dneing him into businessatGloucester. We had under- country to its ancient place, and raise it again to the blankets, and other fabrics, being a communication from a -stood that his lordship had laid down A rule for his gold- first empire of the world. Let no vote be lost then, and s) 89 crils l3 e rt igis e i rs ses, fr e o foreigner residing abroad. • Sealed 4th April; six months for crtls currants, E Rae—(from Zante) 10 bts I. i orris currants, O'Neil, en rolinent.-To William Fothergill Cooke, of Breed's_pi e ce, St o ws and c o-95 bts 66 ertls do. al'Andrews, Pitcher and co-28 crtls do E R ., ae ( F 3 6 1) e F k a r i l r o e , io la u ta l4 s h t , e f r r - om Q D Naples and Marsala, with (fin Naples) ranee, not to appoint a barrister to be recorder of a town our cause will flourish. Hastings, Eso., for his invention of improvements hi giving . i r i e . a 2 m b t i a g rt r a a r w , 1 e si a l s k e . i o na rd ec e a r- roin b , l J e gu Po m wri m a ,, l i l s - te 3 , o L li c a p s ni li a q , n i, o L ri i c n v a , 0 5 n 1 'where he attended the assizes. . signals, and sounding alarms at distant places, by means of ' Mr. Buckle ought, according to the plan of fixing the PROGRESS OF MINISTERS IN PUBLIC elastic currents transmitted through metallic circuits. Sealed ' 191 lags ship bread, 2es maccaroui. Ross Brothers-1 ble flax, usual time, to have attended at the city sessions at Wor- EsTImATioN. 18th April ; six months for enrolinent.-To William Barnett, a , „ of Brighton, iron -founder, for his invention of certain improve- Garston and co-1 bx contents unkn, Chapman and Willis-(fae M ar eester, on Monday v the 24 of April. The corporation We have elsewhere demonstrated the decline and fall of the ments in the production of motive power. Sealed 18th Apia ; sale) 40 pps 200 has 180 (seeks wine, J Pownall-G D -officers were prepared to receive him, the jury were whig empiricism, on the subject of church leases and parochial six mouths for enreltnent.-To ThOmas * Murray Gladstone, of - EUROPE. malicerat w O a n s e th w ie o f t i lld think that the church, against which their waiting, the prosecutors came by virtue of their recogni- Bootle-cum-Linacre, near Liverpool, in the county . of Lan- Pettus Jacobus, (115) AI PDe Jonge, from Amsterdam, with Ibx heot, is doomed to the rock on which theirt caster, chain-cable and anchor manufacturer, for his Invention contents unkn, R, Still-90 cks madder, Castellain, Sons and co-3 es sauces, the friends of the prisoners were then in a state crazy vessel is to striking not to be curaeoa. 1 ease gin, 1 est. cordials, 2 es hock, D Willink-10 i hampers of anxiety, the bar were ready to perform their duties,split-an . instance of retributive Justice par- of certain improvements in ships' windlasses, which improve but the judge came not. When Mr. Buckle before in- of providential . for, unable to effect their posed spoliation the British branch of the establishment. they meets are applicable to other put poses. Sealed 21st April; gin, C G Weber :in.l co-24 bxs cheese. Sandbach, Tinne and co-8 Ids bulrushes, Master-10 t dyewtiod, Order-Q D six months for enrolment.-To James Timmins Chance, of tided a like insult on the ma j es ty o f j ust i ce , h e p ro ff ere d are equally impotent in their rage against that which has taken Birmingham, glass manufacturer, for his invention of improve- •e---esss--- - _ the elope which 'people are in the habit of sending when root downward, and thrown its stems upward, in the soil ef Ire- meats in the manufacture of glass. Sealed 21st April; six IandPORT OF LIVERPOOL. they Mnot wish to accept an invitation to dinner-a The Contempt which follows upon these failures is well espousing their cause) fr t om the the exhibited in the Examiner , (a j ournal months for enrolment.-'To Moses Poole, of Old Square, Lin prior engagement. On this occasion he found a bolder, last.nu h m it b li e c r rt o o f but 100 received warmly coin's Inn, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, i ji er p tt ri er . f , d lB i 3 n B 7a v rd iz s . r , sL the if not a better apology, for the neglect of his duty, which k; t...s morning, we extrac following pungent remarks on the tneuts in manufacturing of carpets, rugs, and other napped fabrics, being a communication from abroad. Sealed 21st Total. Lord John Russell will admire for its radical inilepend- knavery and feebleness of the whole O'Connell confederacy. Number Custo o m f - v ho es us se e ls f'r w os i r i t h th f heet.sr British.t a h m ./ I 1 " a n ev i h oj t . o l°n the n 24t Foreign. Vessels, Tons. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. April; six months for enrolment.-To Christopher Nickels, of ence, in outraging all the best feelings of our nature- 0" ""temporary begins with denominating the new project York • ' - Af • for an Irish tithe bill as an " Abandonment of the Appropriation Australia Africa 0 733 0 0 0 0 0 2 U 733 0 4, There were only two cases in the calendar of prisoners chine - r road, Lambeth, manufacturer, for t Iniroymeanoteonfatsotinorme ofa- y for recovering fibres applicable i the Principle." He thus proceeds:- Azores . braid and other fabrics. Sealed 21st April; six months for en- 7 4408 for trial, and lie did not conceive that small number to be „ "Whether _the Irish church has beaten the Irish people we British America 7 4408 0 0 roltnent.-To Francis Pope, of Wolverhampton, in the county Belgium orsnffieient importance to induce him to leave London. i are not yet quite sure, but certai n ly it a pp ears t o have beaten of Stafford, fancy iron-worker, for his invention of certain im.. Denmark 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hurrah for cheap laws, cheap judges, and cheap justice . their leaders; for how oth erw i se , can we account for. the aban- provements in machitlery fur making or manufacturing pins Eastindies 6 2388 0 0 6 2388 Two perspns may break their hearts in prison, waiting domneut of the appropriation principle, which, four years ago, b o lt s , na il s , an d rivets, applicable to various useful purp oses ,. France - 5 844 1 90 6 934 Germany until others have committed crimes. This is, be it noted, was declared the essential, th e sine qua nen o f any tithes cum- Sealed 24th April: six months for enrolment.-To Thomas mutation bill. So long as the poor peasantry bore the brunt of Vaux, of Woodford-bridge, in the county of Essex, land sur- Isle Holland Man —ll the second offence of the Worcester recorder. 0 0 32 196 a the battle, so long as they were shot and sabred in resisting dis- veyor, for his invention of improvements . in tilling and fettiliz- J ersey Mr. Chilton appointed the Gloucester city sessions to traints, the cry was that no tithes commutation hill would be Mediterranean .25 5180 0 0 25 5408 ing land. Sealed 24th April; six . mouths for eurolment.-To be held on Friday, the 30th day of March, as the most accepted without a reduction of the sinecures of the establish- Samuel Wagstaff Smith, of Leamington Priors, in the county Portugal Prussia convenient processes to himself, being the one before the commis- ment-but since the Exchequer pcesses have brought the war o f W arw i c k, ironaleunder, for his invention in improvements in - • R sion day of the assizes. He came not. He kept the ra- home to the pockets of the landlords, and worried them with regulating the heat of furnaces fur smelting iron, which improve- 8 ussia I lab 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 186 0 dical corporation on the look-out all day for their dear costs, resolution has failed, the tenacity of the appropriation me nu may also be applied to retorts for generating gas. sp w a e i d n en & Norway 677 0 0 6 677 self-satisfied recorder. At length the sessions were ad principle has been relaxed, surrenders counselled, - and the dis- Sealed 24th April; six months for enrolineet.-To Alexander South America l7 4103 0 0 17 4103 covery made that a tithes commutation bill, without any reduc H a pp e y, of Basing-lane, in the city of London, gentleman, for United States jonrned to the next day, when the authorities were as- t i on o f t h e s i necures o f t h e esta blish ment, wou ld b e t h e most a new composition, applicable to paving roads, streets, terraces, West Indies lB 4652 2 176 20 4828 cured his own interests would draw him to Gloucester. desirable thing in the would." and other places, which improvements are also applicable to the Ireland. } 792 89266 0 0 782 89566 Coastwise They were not mistaken, fur the lordly silken recorder This touch he follows up with the following biting sarcasms:- different purposes of building, and also in the apparatus for _ ______ _ strutted into court on Saturday, the market-day, themost •" During the discussion of this Irish tithes question we have making the said compositon, being a communication from a 939 123039 -106 36800 1043 161839 foreigner residing abroad. Sealed 25th April • six months for inconvenient time to all persons-to the jurors, being heard a vast deal of what we. must now term bluster about the - ...--...-, tradesmen who wished to be in their shops-to the pro- Sybil's hooks; the Lords were told that they had the best offer enrotment.-To Richard Goodwin, of St. Pad's -terrace, Cam that would ever be made to them, and were warned of the for- .den Town, in the county of Middlesex, coal-merchant,. f o r an Vesselsand tonnage entered time sari . ol Lirerrol for the months ending secutors and witnesses, who had business in the market- im pr oved prepared fuel. Sealed 26th April; six months for 24th April, 18J, and 1838. midable advance of the demands of the people of Ireland which enrolment. 1045 vessels, 161839 tons. and to the corporation officers, who are much engaged in would follow a rejection of the small instalment of justice con-1838 —Liverpool Runcorn 9l .. 4520 police matters on a crowded market day. tained in the appropriation principle ; but the Sybil, as enacted • • Will Lord John Russell exhibit a little moral courage, by Mr. O'Connell, instead of raising her terms, made an off- " DRUMMING" IN NEW YORK. 1135 vessels, 166359 tons. _ and request these conceited, ignorant, and negligent -hand concession of the demand disputed. With this encourage -1837 -Liverpool .. 1292 vessels, 168317 tons, meat we apprehend that the Lords may be tempted to play the " D rumm i ng " i s a t erm w hi c h th e N ew Y or k ers h ave invent young gentlemen to resign their recorderships ? Runcorn part of Sybil,, and to offer less and exact more in exchange ed to signify what we Englishers denominate-" touting" or • _ —.se—e than before.-We cannot blame the ministry for the waver or " barking"-that is to say, looking out for customers • and in • 1505 vessels, 17850 5 tons. THE FACTORY QUESTION. a bandonment of the appropriation principle, If th e peo pl e o f N ew Y or k the system is not confined to the shop door, as.with (From the Times.) Ireland, according to the representation of th e i r leaders, would us, in Holy well-street and Petticoat-lane •• but it pervadeth Decrease 369 vessels, 12147 tons The factory question is now again before Parliament, be content with a commutation bill without a reduction of the every place of Decrease....Liverpool, 247 ; Runcorn, 122.-359 vessels. publicresort from the oyster'cellar and ein-slin the Government being able no longer to deny that the sinecures of the church, the whole case upon which the resole- fiery to the proudest saloon in the most splendid of their hrhels. , - tion of 1835 were founded falls to the ground, and the ministry, The following exemplification of this " business system" was existing act, which they substituted for Lord Ashley's PACKET 130ATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, whatever their own dispositions may be, must necessarily - bill, is a failure. There are provisions, however, in that, GENERAL POST-OFFICE.—May' 4, 18,37. their plan. It is only unfortunate that the Irish leaders did not Scene-A bar-room in the hotel Wall-street. A strad act, which we hope will not be lost sight of; we refer to better know what would satisfy the Irish people in 1835." dling stranger comes in with saddle bags on his arm; and Mails ?mule ' - --- Last Packets the eight-hour clause for children under 13, and to the Th e f o ll ow i ng hi t at M r . O'C onne ll' s h y p ocrac y i s su p er b ; strutting up to the desk, he claps his name down in the registry, Derristarto. up in sr Sailed. Next P Due Packet clause which assigns to this class of children two hours speaking of that gentleman's recent letter to the Protestant's He is instantly . observed by a Drummer, who instantly makes London. up to him craning his reek, rubbing his hands, and showing his of daily education. The new bill which the Government of' Ireland, the Examiner observers teeth in apparent delight; and thereupon ensued the following e Holland Tues & Fri• Mon. 8c Thurs have now brought forward does not contain this clause " Mr. O'Connell calls on the P:ntestants of Ireland to assist Hamburg & Swell, Tues: 8s Fri.. Tues, 8; Satur• • colloquy :- Lisbon ..... .. respecting education, notwithstanding the stress origi- him 'in making the ministerial plan more satisfactory because Drum i mer 7 My . dear . Sir, how . are . you ?-exceeding glad to A s laqeira . Saturdays .. 1 Tagus, Braganca, more useful more satisfactory to whom ?-to the catholics ? I' April 30. May G. nally laid. upon it. On Friday evening however Lord see you !- Shaking his hand with dislocatory grip)-Just ar- Snam & ibralt. Jot Russell . ' ' Mr. O'Connell confesses that the terms are too favourable to el alta and Greece and Salurd. mu declared his intention of preserving therived-eh ?—W hat news from the West? the church; and dues he ipvite the protestants to help him in Egypt arid India.. 4th S a t ur d a y education clause as it stands in the act of 1833, abmtn- making it less so, or still inure so, or to what'?" Stranger-From the South yon mean I's 'spose ? Madeira ...... .. Ist Tuesday 11.M.8. Seagul, B. Reindeer, Drummer-Aye-yes-from the South. Business good in Brazil &B. Ayres. each month' April 6. April 17. Bonin of his own accord the new tests which had been " The Protestants of Ireland may well wonder at the call doubt?—Plenty off old 1 con.cludee-Collections good no America . Ist Wednes. Swift.... April 1 . ll.M.B.Tyrian provided in the present bill to accommodate the mill- from such a quarter and on such a subject, and vehemently will —Plenty of. cash_ stock,to .hand.—Never , was such times to l . - Jan " L' w a.r, d Ist day of t 151. & Hayti..y 13 H.M.aI,M. B. Muting, owners-viz., tests of reading, and of reading well, con- they mistrust O'Connell's excellent offers. They cannot sup- buy for cash-cash can do anything-you dbe astonished how H.M.A.Linnet pose that the object of Mr. O'Connell is the security of the low we go for cash in New York here. Our stock is capital- La nits April 29. nected with the farce of one of her Majesty's principal Irish church, and their natural suspicion will be, that his design Mexico end Ha- e 15th day of U.M.B.Goldfinch Lord Melville, Secretaries of State publishing, from time to time, "ani s to get i t on an i nc li ne d pl ane, down which it may have an beautiful l -suit you to a hair I calculate. viola... ..... 5 each month. April 18. April 26. easy book" for the use of children in factories. easy descent on the first convenient opportunity." Stranger-Well, I-guess I may want a few articles; but I've caloili L' • 1 been out from home so lengthily that I dont know just what. H.M. Express Tho Ugh anxious, for many obvious reasons, and espe- On the whole, Ministers ha ve blundered worse and more ini- Drummer-Oh then, you stopped some time in Phil,adelpshia Clar‘tilisaig.e.taii:itr.l( } 15th day of Nightingale, each month. April 18. May 14. there its likely ? cially on account of time principle it involves, to retain . quitously on this than on any former occasion:— to examine that market : y ou bought -- - the eight: hour clause, we are quite aware that it has hi- "We repeat," says the same contemporary, "our opinion Stranger-eNo, 1 didn't though;-I didn't buy nothing there. therto been , so extensively evaded, that few children that the present projec t, so far as it is intelligible, is the worst I alwa y s bu y in New Yo rk . . PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. yet proposed. As it leaves the substance of the grievance una- Drummer-My dear Sir, I commend your judgment. I wish LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Outward. i Home. comparatively have found protection under it—in Glas bated, untouched, it cannot satisfy the Roman Catholic people every one was as fully aware of the obvious and palpable ad. (Sailing before 12th Jan.; -- gow and Dundee not one in 50 of those under 18 years l like - - (supposing them to be any other people in the world), and vantages that the New York markets possess over those of-Phi- to l' I 1 Ina Do me the favour to put .this card in your pocket Jamaica Aug of age ; and this, though two-thirds of those employed precei ing measures, y w hat a( e p . it alarms the clergy more than the 1 b Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice. 20 0 - 0 0 '2O 0- 25 0 in the mills of Scotland are females. This state of it takes front their imagined securilY, while it emboldens them and let mehave the pleasure of your company to dinner to-mor: i Honduras ao 0 - 35 0 140 . 0 —l5O 0 timings is owing in no inconsiderable degree to the in= to a more obstinate resistance by the surrender of the appro. row at Astor House. New York Boston - 25 0 20 0 - 0 0 principle." Stranger-Well, I don't know nothing to hinder me; and Charleston, • - 30 0 120 0 .-;- 0 0 spectors themselves putting an interpretation upon the P riati " I've a curiosity to get a squint at that great concern. New Orleans • 35 0— 40 0 25 0- 30 0 ii; . 0 . a 4 . . o . s . od i 4 11' 4 ! after lLt 50 O d certificate clause, provided by the act for the older cliil But not alone on•tlais question have they fallen below radical 12th Jan. 40 o—6o 0 140 0 —l5O 0 Drummer-Then I'll expect you.-Pray, before 1 go. allow Havana contempt. On the Hanoverian . question the Spectator of the 30 0— 35 0 0 0 0 0 dren, which, in the opinion of Sir William Follett, it same date remarks on their profligate dishonesty, united to their me to ask you if Tou are in want of a b . beautiful new style of Canada 3o 0- 40 0 0 0 - 0 0 will not bear, and to which misconstruction the attention impotence:- French print mus ins ?-Will you call this afternoon and look British North America Newfoundland 25 0— 30 0 20 0- 30 0 . r_ L. _I! _-.-_I !____l _ _ _ !___ -_ . . _ - - at 'em? -They are superb. 111,7;la - 60 0 _ -- . _ . ____ _________ ._______ __ ____-- - -Vottrp. , ments brought forward be Mr. Dtinkwater and others, LIVERPOOL MECHANICS INSTITUTION. -....-,, , , 1^ - A y, 1 . ;11) (HUM: TitilitattgV.lCE. he considers the tables bear out the conclusion (and that LECTURES ON POETRY. -.—. 490 ... ~..___________ THE DEPARTED. there is no escape front it) that about as many are dying TUESDAY, M A x 8.-Wind variable and ligtit. S‘tr.r.D -Gipsey, Cressvrell. for Rio de Janeiro-Alfred, Cheever, under 20 years of age in our principal manufecturing On Wednesday eveniug, the 21 instant, the Rev. Dr. (From the Sunbeam.) towns as under 40 elsewhere. The question, therefore, Shepherd commenced his admired course of lectures on poet ry for New York-St, Andrew, Thompson, for ditto-Fair Barbarian, V ,N , Vard,.lor liiii . mos Ayre . s T Leopold First, Pienschke, fur Antwerp- ~,„, t.olu.nbia, 5ti0 . ,,,,a,. tot .alexandria, A. s,-W att, Ilan., for Africa- "`-.' L. 0 . of the reasonable duration of fa 't ry labour may be post- at this institution. The well-known literary and classical abi 'They are gone, our old companions! . poned for a time, but it- will eventually force itself upon lities of this respected veteran preclude the necessit} of any St. PatricK, Evil), nir Newfoundland-St. Leon, Wescott, for Castillo Pr' They have bade the earth farewell; remarks of ours. The lecture was . well attended. -Ann, Stephens, for Constantinople. the attention of the legislature. Having explained the origin of philosophical criticism and , And have passed away, like music's tone, ... In a fadeless clime to dwell. —, sees — shown the difliculty of the subject, the worthy doctor proceeded Westmoreland, Mann, hence at Malta the 9th ult. and sailed the They are gone from the paths by the hill's green side, POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE MINISTRY. to show that poetry was an art, however the maxim " pasta 16th for Alexandria. I Where we used to stray when the daylight died, , ( From the Blackbura Standard.) nascitur non fit" might seem to contradict this position. Arts , Jolly Tar, It ossignol, from Swansea at ditto. From the mountain's brow, whence we mark'd the gleams Without power, save that borrowed from their oppo- are divided into two classes, the ornamental and the useful, . !l o:t me,.V,,: i i i n r c , l , r r uedLArth , - s n.; . , , D0, , 1( . 1i t ng ,. .,. , C o o ,. r t i . le . lius Dasse, Victor, Bos- poi althoueh it is exceedinuly difficult to define the limits of eacb. k L T' h . a' i rVes A , Pea r a sOn " , e 1 1 :1 1 :: l* I " e ' ' 11 I wil °flashing sunlight ou thousand streams, a Rio de Janeiro at ditto. nents, the whigs go driveling on with an adinirable per- Whose rushing waters and feathery spray Cm . sar, Kelly, hence at Ostend. -.=.- tinacity of folly. Their whole proceedines exhibit the Still, ;hatever may be'said of the utility of poetry, as we ean üblin.. see that mankind could more readily spare the art of spinning Jul i e , mei,lenbroeck, hence at ditto. Were tinged with the hues of departing day, Shall we no more behold them, crude and experimentschanging nature of their legisla- verses than the art of spinning woof, we must admit th , at pi l ) v e , t i r ra y ( A., ,, n i l e , s e4n . a s , 1 i t - i ; , i t i t r , i , l n e! i f s r s o e i n T, , 1 1 3 1 0 e u n r c d e e a a t . i d x i ! L T D . f. Beautiful, as of yore? tion. Rational reform or practical improvetnent uf any must be ranked as one of the ornamental arts. lhe ul p o e e a t n ry s , a in cre it a art Will they not come with their looks of love, kind, in spite of all their loud-throated professions and. Pitcairn from Calcutta at Madras the 7th Feb an all Clii•?s Grant„ . d ha , o u rix a v y m s i a f p ro p i l n ied th t e o G u r l e in e g k s , Hero, Smith, from Ll:raelly at Mocha, Bth March. From the undiscovered shore ? idle boasts, they are perfectly unable to accomplish of s to o r. rig A in s al na im m p es or a t 're a i s io b t fro Nol they have passed like a dream away', i i d n e a a n s t a h r e b_itrary manner, but are frequent ly significant of the s aue" I° th for Bombay. fre themselves. Deceived by the paltry leaders of a feeble y present, perhaps the name of poetry may serve as a WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.-Wind N.-Light on Gone, like the pleasures of yesterday; faction, by men who are not only unwilling, but are ab- clue to guide us in our present enquiries, and it is indeed one of Vanish'd-as stars which have left the sky, .....A , l%tirver T: P tr o i st _B en oy, — e font , f zi o z. veni a c r e . —A . l . l)i on, Martin, from '.' f, Leaving no record or trace on high! solutely unable to appreciate the real feelings of English the.noblest points of poetry that opens to the mind as it were a :• , I : ,titap- . - , 1 ..,e , K a, Fairelough from Mar- ut• fill As the cherish'd notes of some song's glad tone, men-the people have allowed themselves to be carnet . • i new being. Like our first parent in Eden, the world lies be fore him. He makes prominent whatever Is virtuous and in- i. a a eiou. rl 2.. oti •.. da That lives but in memory-su have they flown. away by the showy declamation of a few wily agitators, terestiug, and conceals or softens what is deformed. lc beini; an S d A l l ' L r E ' D- 1 us fr f e roln r Amsterdam - ' ~ t za dad :1 . 1 try,Tregar t then, for Gibraltar-Ar . ab,l,l'Queen, , But the music of their voices and have urged on the desperate course of revolutionary granted that poetry is an imaginative art, the question occurS, dom. eic es, Storey, tor Cronstad --Nrow Hennette, hire, for Bolter- '''' 17 In onr hearts is libgering now; innovation, where they should have restrained it. But by what means are its ends effected? The painter prepares als Those silvery tones we loy'd to hear, the measure of the iniquities of the psetido-statesnien, his canvass, he chalks the outline of his subject, and, by the Warrior. --, hence at St. Thomas. art se 'Neat•h the pine-tree's rustling bough, who are wieldincs the public resources to the national use of various colours, produces the effect which he wishes. . James Dunlop, Dunlop, henee at ditto. I!antiah, —, hence and Trinidad at Savanilla, tot pa At - 0 the once glad hearth has a vacant place, But what are the poet's colours? Words. These are the ma d 1m t tson, Johnson, from Pueato Cabello at ditto. We look in vain for some vanish'd face; impoverishment and degradation, seems, at length, nearly. i corn me, an terials which it is his business to arrange at d b* Helen . 111ar, Benson, hence at Naples, Ilst ult ce; Darken'd and clos'd is some gentle eye, filled up. Their antagonists have proved and improvid these are the materials that constitute tate grand excellence of Fame, Reeves, hence at Odessa, I4th ult. tic That looked on our childhood lovingly; their numerical strength and moral influence. A *hit poetry and give to airY nothing a local habitation and a name. ' Cacique, Irons, from Leghorn at ditto the 16th ult. and sailed 22d f " Oa Who has not mourn'd, and yet mourn'd in vain, of energy has been breathed into the patty throughout The poet developes the workings of the heart by the language for the Danube. thus un- a • When life's frail cord has been snapt in twain ? Union, Balls, hence at Trieste. sp; the whole empire. A steady course of constitutional re- which he puts into the mouths of his characters : and Water Witch, Bil ling, hence at ditto. Would that we might recal them folds the secrets of their minds. Aristotle lays it down that a Vulcan. Evans hence at Cherhonra.. eu. sistance to unconstitutional and dangerous legislation da. Unto their homes of earth; finished composition should spare' both a beginning, a middle, Wi Lynx, Forsyth. hence at Lisbon in b live days has endeared them to the thoughtful and patriotic. The and an end: and his idea is perfectly just. Strict attention to Ann Johnson, Corbin., from Pernambuco . at'the Elbe, That they might gladden our weary hearts 1 With tones of love and mirth. . The loyal feelings which used to distinguish them are the metrical and melodious arrangement of words gives very Emerald, Fletcher, from Bourdeaux at Dublin. t Oh !it may not be-ye may call in vain- again aisplayed by a great portion of most and a great great effect to the ancient classical poetry. .Of the charms of Isabella, Ilyndman, from Jamaica at the Clyde. Eupliemia, Cameron, from Demerara at ditto. I Your toed oues have broken their earthly chain, majoril vof many constituencies. This political revival rhythm the Atheuians were most delicately sensible. The - • • King Ilanry, Dawson, from date iit ditto. 1 And wing'd their flight to that region far, is attritiutable chiefly to our vigilance, vicrour and pre ts , early characteristics of human speech were hi rhly noetical. E , . . , „ . Alecto, Ayshford, sailed from Jamaica for this port the 18th March BA Where that light is neither from sun nor star. . To this circumstance we may attribute the ancient fame of Thc Protector, —, front Whitehaven for St. Thoma: t - t • 1 , paration. The " good cause" is steadily on tile in- Orpheus causing the tiees to dance to his melodious strains. t ily lost on the Anegada, previous to the 31st March : cren • - s s * aNVO S , o- ' ; Spring shall return us the rose's breath, But who shall lighten the face of death ? crease, and a glorious triumph awaits those who have We have every reason to suppose that the dictates of law as a The Henry Brougham, Within, arrived at London. On the 15th i ult. at 6a m. spoke the Great Western, and was informed by the lat- I Have they fur aye departed ! struggled to obtain it. well as of relieion were clothed in the dignified language of ter of the longitude beina• 37 37, which on mak in , ' the land he fuund n Wiln, however, mankind became more enlightened, to - have been - correct. Sle had, at t'he time, a falr wind. (S.E.I and `", These forms whom death has veiled! There is something, however to condemn in the con- P etr y . s laneuaee became of course rendered into rose and a more every stitch of sail set; cannot say with certainty at what rate the ; And will the light of their sunny eYes servatives. Though they muster upon all great divi- acctirare philoloes% enlarged' the sphere of i p ts ap'plication; but Great Western was going, us it is not improbable but that she might ; For ever be concealed? sions largely, they, in no - ease, bring into action their from no country"fias poetry been entirely expelled. • have slackened her speed to speak to the Henry Brougham. On the ' No! ye will follow-ye, too, must go, 1 second or third day after speakiu,g the steamer, a gale of wind came , From all that ye cling to and love below; full power. The miserable majorities of 5, 11, and so From what has been already said, it is evident that the sine n fr_mn t t liewe t stward which continued live da •s and must have met y.,,' Oh ! seek to join the shining band, on, are secured to the ministry be the absence of some of qua non of poetry consists in its power of impressing the mind ° the Urea Wes ern abo'ut the fi - rst or second day 3; 'tin . d Ca . ptain W. has l‘ ly with . a , picture. It leads us on by exciting our passions and a . Whu wander on through that glorious land, our party, who should not only upon impot tent occasions, ; great doubts whether she could make head-way against it. constuerable power in influencing- our actions-for how easily The Role, Seolan, from Cette at Honileur. Oa the ,9th ult, in lat, ' Where friends befegigiou have gone to dwell, but upon all occasions, attend to ft ustrate and counteract are mankind guided by those who possess the art of raising 52 20. N. lon , . 18 20, W. fell in with the wreck of a vessel abandoned - Where the heart rAlliachoes one farewell! the evil machinations of the foes of the country. Though their feelings. The learned Doctor illustrated his positions by apparently ; brigantine of about 1-0 tons, stern painted nta'ck, wit): -- --suggase.--- few, their assistance is essential, and every one has his a number of apposite selections from the poems ofiEschylus, the letters J B. on a white ground. 23 T 0 he ou t71 , 1 6 er y , s Hunter, hence for Quebec, was spoken in Ist 49 0 lon. 15 ABELARD TO H ELOISE. duty to discharge, if not by protesting against bad mea- Sophocles, and Robert Burns. He concluded by remarking, - sures in a speech, at least by his personal vote. Let no that the artist who is endowed with this magic power sustains T 1311300 ROADS; (SIF.IIRA LEONE) 13th Feb. The barque Lady of Sli Then is it true that I must look the highest degree of responsibility. - He should exercise everV the Lake, Mann, and the brig Belmount, Ford, both loadin ,, , andex- ! sense of security relax our exertions, and blind our vi- gift which he possesses to .the production of good This trait nected to sail in February •, their crews arc all in good healtfi, and th e La To heaven to meet with thee? • gilance. The immense efforts of the borough constitu- is acknowledged as one of the most essential rules of the poetic colony is getting quite healthy. to The leok restraint I scarce can brook. TRiESTE 2sth April.-The Richard IEII, Smith, sailed on the I4th of Which keeps you thus from me. enciem to return constitutional members demand as the art, for, if any one were to write a tragedy, in which he should inst. for Glasrmw and put back ou the .3cl with danrwe and los • f , • For though I loved those graces most smallest recompense the votes of them they have elected. attempt to make vice lovely and virtue riefortned, his tragedy Which dwell within the mind, We have not gained so much that we are beyond the would be condemned even by the profligate themselves, as being anchors and Lains. - ' '' ' ' o 15, A Yet, still in charms your face can boast power of reprisals. The clangers of the country are still contrary to the established rules of the drama. Therefore, the THURSDAY, MAY 10. I would my pleasure find. giand and first object of the true and genuine poetry, is by the Artelvan-John Airey, Lang, from Tobasco-Emerald,—, from 8 1, 1 ),' too momentous to be disregarded. The conservative excitement of the passions and feelings, to rouse to action in Alexaniria-xile, --, from Palermo-Jatnes and Jane, --, 17, When I remember all the pain members must not shrink when the battle is in progress, the human soul the principles of honour, benevolence, in- F. Which fi oua my passion flows, nor offer to ease and luxury that attention and time which from the Mediterranean. tegrity-and, to sum up all iii one single comprehensive word- SAILED-Nuptunus, Bakker, for Rotterda• m-Elvira, Simpson, for „_-= I long that purer world to gain of virtue. Calcutta-Amanda, Anderson-, for 'Pernambuco-Severn, Page, for are the property of the kingdom while they remain re- Which sorrow never kuows. New York-Maria, Snitch, for Deinerara-Canada, Hicks, for Canton But when that calmer joy I find • presentatives. On Saturday evening Dr. Shepherd continued. Reins. Vos, for Amiderdam-Duleinea, .Mencliaca, for Havana-Ohio, e vi u .. tler, for Boston-Franklin, Pendleton. for Charleston-Euphrates, 01 Y our friendship gives to me, To Sir Robert Peel and the party that generally act If we enter into the history of poetical composition, we shall ilson, from Canton-Queen of the South, Gillon, for Ilambro.' N, I feel to all my lot resigned, with hint, the country looks for a speedy and satisfactory find that the principal characteristic of early poetry is subli- Cl And here would ever be. change in the government. While the whigs do nothing, inity. The book of Job is thought by sotne critics to be the Fidelit3r, Bruce, and Mina, Leech, hence, at Gibraltar. St ruost ancient poem extant, and what can be more sublime than Clyde, Queen, from Trieste, and sailed far this port, on the 2301 of St Then dearest let us twine the joys it is the part of the conservatives to perform somethincr '''' the topics upon which it dwells, or the manner in which its April. St Of Heaven and earth in one; though it be only to ridicule and reject the incorrigible imagery is emboldened. We rise from the perusal of this book Windrush, Main, and Lynx. Forsyth. hence, at Lisbon. L- Li friendship you shall still be uaine cupidity of her majesty's present advisers. What the with the deepest impressions of the majesty of the Almighty- Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, hence, at Oporto. Arid share my heart alone. Saracen, Puckey, hence, at Dunkirk. whigs may do during the remainder of the session is be- and of the nothingness of man. Amongst the works of ihe And if we feel that stronger tie Alwina, Simonson. henee, at Hambro'. Whose name we must not tell, yond our power to determine. What they have not done ancients, the poems of Hummer first claim our notice. The Muslin, Vale, hence, at Leghorn. th sublime dramatic productions of iEschylus and Euripides, Don Juan, Butler, from Barhadoes, at Clyde. The hope of heaven shall strength supply is too obvious to be evaded. Five only of twenty-seven in likewise demand consideration. The compositions of the Freedom, Cox, hence, at Smyrna. tlu To bear our sorrows well! hills have assumed a legal shape. The remainder are Scandinavian bards of the earliest times are distinguished . bv Mary, Smith, sailed from Trinidad, for New Orleans, 16th March. in statu quo, and there, we fancy, will remain, to the majesty of thoueht, and by a nervous grandeur of expression% 46 M l e o rs:y i7 —, hence, for Miramichi, was spoken 19th ult. in lat. t e `; COiVTEMPORARY PRESS. end of the chapter. NOW, as nothing happens by accident, these effects must have been occasioned by definite causes, and these have been ascer- se tt> , i n: l s ' t `i . a . nt ~ Van Schie, from Antwerp, for this port, is aground in floe But, after all, the tenure in office of the "shabby" of LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S RECORDERS. government may be unlimitedly prolonged, if the zeal of tained with a tolerable degree of certainty, and in the investi- Dido, hence, for Africa. was spoken in lat. 49, long. 9. in gation of this problem it is important to remember that in the 'lO ' ( From the Ten Towns Messenger.) our party ia the house is not equal tu the zeal on the earlier stages of society the face of nature was in" that state of We have several times been forced, by the obligations hustings, and if the triumphs on the polling-books are wildness, which tends to elevate the soul. lenora ce would Emporto. L , of our public duty, to notice the conduct of the new ra- not reflected by the recorded votes of our tnembers. What also be a source of sublimity in feeling, as also the n system of ,-. Pohtheism. In the early stages of society frequent wars gave dical tecorders appointed by Lord Joltn Russell. Their most important and sacred rights are not lodged in their _...-....—. rise - to striking vicissitudes of fortune. In countries thus dis selection, as we exhibited in a former article, was made custody ? What powers and discretions are not expected • UNITED STATES. turbed, Homer and Dante produced their poems. Personal in from the English bar, upon the principle that no one of them? What holy and ancient immunities are not Harriet, (287) J Stroat, from New Orleans, 236 bales cotton, Hum- 0 dependence in early times, as well as licence indiction, were the. phreys and Biddle-406 ho, W and .1 Brown and co-41 do. Collrnann, should be taken who was not notoriously known to be confided to their charge, to be secured by their guardian- sources of a sort of endless chain of thought and sublimity of ex- and Stolterfoht-310 do, A Dennistoun and co-P D an Unitarian or a hater of the established church. ship, or lost by their indifference? That freedom which pression. The talented lectorer then proceeded t o commen t Katherine Jackson, (445) J Peabody. front New Orleans, 704 bales 1 % 1 The ignorance of Mr. Buckle, the cheap recorder of is sought to be destroyed by the frantic and rash inno- upon the poems of Homer and Hulton, which he criticised in cotton, W and J Brown and co-554 do, A Dennistoun and co-21 do, id an able and masterly manner. On Wednesday Dr. Shepherd hia at r i i i n b Lii e rtim i a s n:l n so c --69 vv d i o s G Green and Son-57 hhds tobacco, a Worcester, in trying a man for tvvo felonies on the same vation of untutored license-that church which embraces devoted his attention to the /Eueid of Virgil, which he ex indictment, because (as he said) two overt acts of trea- the truest doctrines of our creed as a religion, and the SPAIN ANTI PORTUGAL. _ amine(' in every point of view, and showed by tire profunday son could be given in evidence on one information, we mildest authority of a church as an establishment-that of his remarks his thorough acquaintance with the works of Cintra, (114) W Renfree, from Lisbon, with 189 chts 423 hf chts oranges, Ihf cht lemons, EII Burnett-8 D exposed at the time, and we have not thought it prudent form of government so beneficent and comprehensive- that eloquent writer. On Saturday he will consider the priu- Oporto, (130 ) M Bannatyne, from Faro, with loose and in bundles or -conducive to the public interest further to expose tbe that Sovereign so young and so exposed to traitors-are abt 36 t corkwood, J Mitchell-S D Bulley vl inexperience of that (by courtesy) learned gentleman, alike involved in the conduct and diligence, and un- ciples ot lytic poetry. Albion, (83) W Martin, from Figueira, with 4 pps 8 hots olive oil, R ti Alsop-1 pee 1 lid do, Duarte Bros- 8 pps do, 20 c corkwood, W W " who has been much lauded by the civic authorities for a wearied watchings of the conservative representatives. -59, has oranges, F N and J Sutton-4 bxs do, Duarte Bros-1 w LIST OF NEW PATENTS SEALED IN APRIL 183 S. charge to the grand jury in praise of the madman tnak- That they have power to neutralize and subdue destruc• , do, 11 bxs lemons, Order-2 bxs lemons, F N and J Sutton-38 bags w al walnuts, Joh, Bulky and co-I yr ck wine. Expn-S D ing system of solitary confinement. measures proposed by their °pimiento is not sufficient., r From Messrs. Neu•ton and Berry's Monthly List.) Oporto,:(l72)T Niartin from, Oporto. 27 pipes 36 lihds 16 qr casks s'k - We also noticed the political and profeasional jobbing To vanquish the repu6lican foe they must be armed with To John Clark the younger, of Mile-end, Glasgow, cotton- wine, order-4 hlids win'e, J Smith Ipies 6 hlids do, T Stavert- ,a:, by which the vain Mr. Chilton • was removed front the rule, and in either house the chiefs must speak with the spinner, for his invention of improved machinery for turning, 2 hhds Iqr cask do, T Martin and Son-3 P hlids do, C and J Rawdon 1 •,,', some part or parts of which may be matheapplicable to other - t V es c:i t s o es i ll e o v , , A m A tt tplar - s i st Qi c e o S do I , PrlTlrr i O l anLSo j n A s—Axires 2 i';- ( recordership of Hereford to be recorder of Gloucester, authority of the cabinet-the Duke of Wellington in the titt \ ri i t i r l il a o rn ses ik n ( S yu e s al l e i d ob 4 e t a Xpril; six months for enrolment. l' a del do, T Unsworth-G P Vihds do, J L lP o e wies,jun anh co-3 prp a e - s 1 1)1 justat the moment when he was prompted to be a Queen's one, and Sir Robert Peel in the other. A little energy, rtson of Peterborough-court, Fleet- hhds do, A Woodward and et 'council over the heads of really learned men. The re- and an unfailing attendance are only wanting to effect street, in the city 'of London, pt:tent agent for certain improve- MEDITERRANEA V -,. cordership and a silk gown were capital means of intro- this great end, which, once effected, would return this merits in the manufacture of hosiery, shawls, carpets, rugs, Sult a (181) JB R o 171 . f r 3 o:ll .. P t i c ti , az, r . ( y e ; r )s . ti ( z i z in a 41 . 1 8 01 tiz Z z a a n ) tg. 6 lo lv s it i i ( i ) clueing him into businessatGloucester. We had under- country to its ancient place, and raise it again to the blankets, and other fabrics, being a communication from a (I'm Pa a t n ra;i 89 'crtls curi-‘ 4 . -stood that his lordship had laid down A rule for his guid- first empire of the world. Let no vote be lost then, and foreigner residing abroad. . Sealed 4th April; six months for crtls currants, E Rae-(from Zante) 10 bts 1. i crtls currants, O'Neil, „.. en rolinent.-To William Fothergill Cooke, a B ree d' s .ola c e, St o ws and co-95 bts 66 crtls do. M'Andrews„ Filcher and co-28 crtls i dO E R ., ae (l - 736 1 .) c F k a t i l t o e , io N u Ia l4 s h t , e f r t - om Q i 1 1 , 9 2 1 b l ) 4 1 s s s r h a i w p b D Naples and Marsala, with (fin Naples) s e ,' tune, not to appoint a barrister to be recorder of a town our cause will flourish. Hastings, Esq., for his invention of improvements in giving ,ream tartar, 1 e srl i e i l s ka e d. : O n 2 a rd e e c se a rin- ro al n ce i b , al 3 reogu P u o i wnall-30 bxs liquorice, 51 '- , where he attended the assizes. . signals, and sounding alarms at distant places, by means of '• p l. ri i s - a ti i , 1 ) ti n f i l a o . n , 2 Mr. Buckle ought, according to the plan of fixing the PROGRESS OP MINISTERS IN PUBLIC elastic currents transmitted throngh metallic circuits. Sealed . m ß % o v s a s s t ß e r'o L t h i t e ' usual time, to have attended at the city sessions at Wor- EsTImATioN. 18th April ; Six months for enrolinent.-To William Barnett, a . „ of Brighton, iron -founder, for his invention of certain improve- Garston and co-1 bx contents unkn, Chapman and Willis-jai Mar ceater, on Monday v ahe 24 of April. The corporation We have elsewhere demonstrated the decline and fall of the ments in the production of motive power Sealed 18th Apia • sale) 40 imps 200 has 180 or cks wine, JPo wnall-G D 2 'officers were prepared to receive him, the jury were whig empiricism, on the subject of church leases and parochial six mohths fon enreltnent.-To ThOrnas 'Murray Gladstone, tie EUROPE. ra a tm e w O a n s e h w ie o f t i lld think that the church, against which their Bootle-cum-Linacre, near Liverpool, in the county . of Lan- Petrus Jacobus, (115) MP De Jon ,, e, from Amsterdam, with Ibx waiting, the prosecutors came by virtue of their recogni sance; the friends of the prisoners were then . in a state not to IL " ' e n zy vessel : is t y be i nt, is doomed to the rock on which thteir caster, chain-cable and anchor manufacturer, for his Invention contents unkn, R Still-90 cks madder, Castellain, Sons and co-3 CS r of anxiety, the bar were ready to perform their duties, st r r a ik . ing it 7 - . an in . itaece of retributive jus h t e iee w o r o r• provid!ii 1 t!ft for, unable to eff . ect tir 1 ot certain improvements in ships' windlasSes, which improve- euraeoa. 1 ease gin, 1 cse cordials, 2cs hock, D Willink-10 ) hampers gin, C G Weber an , t co-24 bxs . cheese. Sandbach, Tinne and co-8 ! ments are applicable to other 'imposes. Sealed 2lst April; but the judere came not. When Mr. Buckle before in- , d V- t' Ids bulrushes, Master-10 t dyewood, Order-Q D c, Pose .'l , " " lon of the Britisn branch of the establishment. they • six months for enrolment.-To James Timmins Chance, of 1 tided a - like insult on the majesty of justice, he proffered are equally impotent in their ra • h -l I k ge against t at whlcs las ta en Bitmin ham alass g , , r . manufacturer, for his invent' .. 'on of improve- •ses-e.-•-- - the elope which 'people are in the habit of sending when root downward, and thrown its stems upward, in the soil ell re- • meuts in the manufacture of elass Sealed 21st April; six 1 land PORT OF LIVERPOOL. they .Mnot wish to accept an invitation to dinner-a The Contempt which follows upon these failures is well 1 f 1 m ^ ' , mon its or ear° ment.- a o Moses Poole, of Old Square, Lin exhibited in the Examiner ( • a journal hitherto but 'too warmly i prior engagement. On this occasion he found a bolder, e -, coin's Inn, in the county of Middlesex, gentlemen, i for .mprove- N b e ,. o f r es s pls, with their amount of tortnage. entered inwards at She c espousing their cause) fro' h 1 l ich. ' m t e t e ast . number of wi • recetv a tneuts in manufacturing of carpets, rugs, and other napped cusiom-house from the 25th March to the 24th April, 1838, viz.:- ' i if not a better apology, for the neglect of his duty, which this morning, we extract h following puneent remarks on the fabrics, being a crommunication from abroad. Sealed 21st British. Foreign. Total. I Lord John Russell will admire for its radical independ- • knavery and feebleness of the whole O'Con - nell confederacy. April. six months for enrolinent.-To Christopher Nickels of Vessels, Tons. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. i ence, la outraging all the best feelings of our nature- °"r cootemporary begins with denominating the new project y ork ' . f ' . ' At .. -road, Lambeth, manufacturer, or improvements in ma- ma . for an Irish tithe bill as an " Abandoument of the Appropriation Australia 0 There were only two cases in the calendar of prisoners chiner f - fib l• •• ble to the manufacture of yor recovering res app Ica 6 381 0 0 6 381 , Principle." He thus proceeds:- A z . ores for trial, and lie did not conceive that small number to. be braid and other fabrics. Sealed 21st April; six months for en- British America 7 4408 o o 7 4408 " Whether the Irish chur h h b t th I 'll ~ . c as ea en e ris people we rolinent.-To Francis Pope, of Wolverhampton, in tbe county Belgium orsnflicient importance to induce him to leave London. are not yet quite sure, but certainly it a ears to have beaten -orker for his invention of cer " PP of Stafford, fancy iron-s , . tam im.. Denmark o 0 0 0 0 0 Hurrah fur cheap laws, cheap judges, and cheap justice ! their leaders ; for how other • wise, can we account for. the aban- provements in machidery for making or manufacturing pi ns East Indies Two perspns may break their hearts in prison, waiting domneut of the appropriation principle, which, four years ago, bolts 1 d • P•bl t . f l 'Fr , nal s, an rivets, app ica e o various use u purposes. ance ' 5 844 1 90 6 934 . until others have committed crimes. This is, be it noted, was declared the essential, the sine qua non of any fitheseum- Sealed '24th April: six months for enrolment.-To Thomas Germany - 0 0 o 0 0 8 1111 o o ; 8 1111 , mutation bill. So long as the poor peasantry bore the brunt of Vaux, of Woodford-bridge, in the county of Essex, 1 d ifulland an sur- 0 o 32 1968 the second offence of the Worcester recorder. Isle of Man ....fp... 32 1968 the battle, so long as they e ere shot and sabred in resisting dis- veyor, for his invention or improvements in tilling and feitiliz- Jersey • 1 58 0 o 1 58 , Mr. Chilton appointed the Gloucester city sessions to traints the cry was that no tithes commutation bill would be 'u, 1 S• 1 •th A ril• six mouths f in, lam . ea ed 24 p , . or eurolment.-To Mediterranean .25 5180 o 0 25 5408 ' be held on Friday, the 30th day of March, as the most a 'd .I•fh • f h 1 . ccepte witnout a re( uction ot e sinecures o. t-e estabash- Samuel Waestaff Smith, of Leamington Priors in the count Portugal convenient to himself, being the one before the cornmi .s- ment-but since the Exchequer processes have brought the war of Warwick,' - iroraunder, for his ineention in in: • •Y Prussia prosements in R „,-„ o o o o 0 0 1 Ili6 0 0 1 186 sion day of the assizes. He came not. He kept the ra- home to the pockets of the landlords, and worried them with regulating the heat of furnaces for smelting iron, which improve. 8 ,;, - ; ( 1 No 0 0 o o o - dical corporation on the look-out all day for their dear costs, resolution has failed, the tenacity of the appropriation ments may also be applied to retorts for generating gas. spain en & rway 677 0 0 6 677 principle has been relaxed, surrenders counselled, - and the dis- Sealed 24th April; six months for enrolineet.-To Alexander South America l7 4103 0 o 17 4103 self-satisfied recorder. At length,the sessions were ad covery made that a tithes commutation bill, without any reduc flapper of Basine-lane, in the city of London, gentleman, for United States jottrned to the next day, when the authorities were as- tion of the sinecures of the establigh ld b h •" - ' '' ' • ment, wou et e most a new composition, applicable to paving roads, streets, terraces, West Indies lB 4652 2 176 20 4828 ' sured his own interests would dtaw him to Gloucester. desirable thing in the woild." and other places, which improvements are also applicable to the Ireland . } 792 89266 o o 782 89566 Coastwise They were not mistaken, fur the lordly silken recorder This touch he follows up with the following biting sarcasms:- different purposes of building, and also in the apparatus for . . strutted into court on Saturday, the market-day, themost " During the discussion of this Irish tithes question we have making the said compositon, being a communication from a 939 125039 -103 36800 1043 161839 inconvenient time to all persons-to the jurors, being heard a vast deal of what wo must now term bluster about the foreigner residing abroad. Sealed 25th . April • six months for .a ..............., enrotment.-To Richard Goodwin, of St. Paul's -terrace, Cam tradesmen who wished to be in their shops-to the pro- Saba's books; the Lords were told that they had the best offer that would ever be made to them, and were warned of the for- of Middlesex coal-merchant for • n Ves nd naa ntered the art of Lire 00l for the months ending d . eu Town, in the county , . , a selsa ton ~e e f .._ sis a secutors and witnesses, who had business in the market- improved prepared fuel. Sealed 26th April; six months for 24th .Iprzl, 18J, and 1838. midable advance of the demands of the people of Ireland which 1045 vessels, 161839 tons. 1838-Liverpool and to the corporation officers, who are much engaged in enro men . would foll • f : . l t ow a rejection o. the small instalment of justice con- Runcorn 9l .. 4520 ' .', police matters on a crowded market day. tensed in the appropriation principle ; but tbe Sybil, as enacted • ' - ______ Will Lord Joint Russell exhibit a little moral courage, by Mr. O'Connell, instead of raising her terms, made an off- " DRUMMING" IN NEW YuRK. 1135 vessels, 166359 tons. ..._ and request these conceited, ignorant, and negligent -hand concession of the demand disputed. With this encourage -1837 -Liverpool .. 1292 vessels, 168317 tons, young gentlemen to resign their recorderships ? ment we apprehend that the Lords may be tempted to play the " Drumming" is a term which the New Yorkers U ; -ave .nvent- Runcorn part of S3bils, and to offer less and exact more in exchange ed to signify what we Englishers denominate-" toutine . " or • _ , --sea.— than before.-We cannot blame the ministry for the waver or " barking"-that is to say tool: •ine out for customers• and in . , 1505 vessels, 178503 tons. THE FACTORY QUESTION. abandonment of the appropriation principle. If th e people of New York the s stem is n'ot coma - fed h 1 ' - h to the s op c oor, as.wit ( From the Times.) Ireland, according to the representation of their leaders, would . us, in Holywell y -street and Peter! tla but it . siervadetb Decrease 369 vessels, 12147 tons. The factory question is now again before Parliament, be content with a commutatton bill without a redu c tion of the e ver y place of public resort from t l is o e a o - yst n e e r ; cellar and gin-slitl- Decrease.... Liverpool, 247; Runcorn, 122,-359 vessels. the Government being able no longer to deny that the sinecures of the church, the whole case upon which the resolu. eery to the proudest saloon in the most splendid of their ho•utels. , existing act, which they substituted for Lord Ashley's ti" of 1835 were founded falls to the ground, and the ministry, The following exemplification of this " business system" was PACKET 130ATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, whatever their own dispositions may be, must necessarily change drawn from life last month :- bill, is a failure. There are provisions, however, in duo, GENERAL Pose-Oeeice.-May 4, 1837. their plan. It is only unfortunate that the Irish leaders did not Scene-A bar-room in the hotel Wall-street. A strad act, which we hope will uot he lost sight of; we refer to better know what would satisfy the Irish people in 1835." cluing stranger comes in with saddle bags on his arm; and Mails incule ' - --- --- - the eight-hour clause for children under 13, and to the , it at . r. The followine 11 . M O'Connell's h ' b ypocracy is super ; strutting up to the desk, he claps bis name down in the re • t gis ry. DESTINATION. up in Last Packets Sailed. Next Packet Due. -clause which assigns to this class of children two hours speaking of that gentleman's recent letter to the Protestant's He is instantly . observed toy a .Drummer, who instantly makes London. of daily education. The new bill which the Government 'of Ireland, the Examiner observers- up to him craning his reek, rubbing his hands, and showine his t" Holland Tues & Fri — —. Mon. 8c Thurs teeth in apparent delight; and thereupon ensued the fullovfing hare now brought forward does not contain this clause " Mr. O'Connell calls on the P:oteatants of Ireland to assist s at. Tues. & Fn. Hamburg & Swe ' ' .. Tues. 8; Satur• . olloquy :- Lisbon ...... .. respecting education, notwithstanding the stress otigi- him 'in making the ministerial plan more satisfactnry because c M d S . h ' ' Drummer-, y ear ir ow are you ?-exceedine glad to Madeira Saturdays .. 1 Tagus, Braganza, nally laid. upon it. On Friday evening, however, Lord mwe useful'-inore satisfactory to whom ?-to the catholics? 1 - • • ' • • ' • ' • • • ee you .-(shaking his hand with dislocatory gri )-Just ar- Simla Sz. thrall. P I' April 30. May 6. Mr O'Connell confesses that the erni are t s . too favourable to John Russell declared his intentton of preserving the ' ' rived eh a-What . news from the West ? al alta and Greece.. 2nd Salurd. the church ; and does he ipvite the protestants to help him in - • Egypt arid India .. 4th Saturday • education clause as it stands in the act of 1833, aban- making it less 60, or still more so, or to whatr Stranger-From the South yon meanyl 'spose ? Madeira ...... .. Ist Tileada3 - • 11.M.8. Seagul, B. Reindeer, Drummer-ve-yes-from the South. Business gond in cloning of his own accord the new tests which had been . " The Protestants of Ireland may well w . onder at the call Brazil &B. Ayres. each Moi4ll April 6, April 17. ?..-sold off old stock, I con-clude ?-Collections ood no g Americ T . Ist Wednes. Swift.... April 1 . H.M.B.Tyrian provided in the present bill to accommodate the mill- from such a quarter and outs such a subject, and vehemently will Y st o o u u rg lit?-Plent f. ash to hand N ?-- ever was such times to Jamat L'ward May 13 they mistrust O'Connell's excellent offers. They cannot sup- bu f di y !:' c d - , • {.. -.. .. Ist day of H.M. B. Mutine, owners-r--viz., tests of reading, and of reading well, con- yor eas -easn can o anything-you dhe astonished how ssi. ,e. riayti.. H.M.B.Linnet pose that the object . of Mr. O'Connell is the security of the Laguira April 29. nected with the farce of one of her Majesty's principal low we go for cash in New Yoik here. Our stock is ca • 1 pita - Iti.h church and their natural sus ieion will be that his design Mexico ond Ha- t 15th day of U.M.B.Goldfinch Lord Melville, P . , . beautiful !-suit you to a hair 1 calculate. Secretaries of State publishing, from ; t.me to thne, " an get it on an inclined plane, down which it may have an , is to • ' • ' vaua... Stranger-Well, Lguess I may want a few articles; but I've r eaniei L' • 1 , easy book" for the use of children in factories. easy descent on the first convenient opportunity." s . ta i . ' s , H T' .. 15th day of Nightingale, MM. Express been out from home so leti,gthily that I- dont know just what. yti. Tho - ugh anxious, for many obvious reasons, and espe- (in the a • ' • ' •hole, Ministers have blundered worse and more int- Drummer-Oh then, you stopped some time its Phitadelpshia Carthagena cially on account of the principle it involves, to retain . quitously on this than on, any former occasion:- to examine that market : you bought there its likely ? -- - _- the eight:hour clause, we are quite aware that it has hi- "We repeat," says the same contemporary, "our opinion StrangerNo, 1 didn't though';-I didn't buy nothing there. therto been , so extensively evaded, that few children that the present project, so far as it is intelligible, is the worst I always buy in New York. - PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. comparatively have found protection under it-in Gins- yet pro Drummer-Mv dear Sir I commend our 'lid rment ' • posed. As it leaves the substance of the grievance tuna- . , Y . i I. . I wish LONDON ft LIVERPOOL, Outward. i Home. bated, untouched, it cannot satisfy the Roman Catholic people every ene was as fully aware of the obvious and palpable ad. (Sailing before 12th Jan.; -- .gow and Dundee not one in 50 of those under 18 years (supposing them to lie like any ofher I • h •ld 1 peop ein t e %tor ), ant vantages that the New Yolk markets possess over those of-Phi- to I after Ist Aug. of age ; and this, though two-thirds of those employed it alarms the clergy more th,an the Precedlug measures, by what ladelphia. Do me the favour to put .this card in your pocket, Jamaica Leeward Isl. Demerara Sz Berbice 2O 0 - 0 0 '2O 0- 25 0 in the mills of Scotland are females. This state of it takes from their imagine' , security, while it emboldens them and let me,have the pleasure of your company to dinner to-mor- Honduras - 35 0 140 . 0 -150 0 things is owing in no inconsiderable degree to the itt to a more obstinate resistance by the surrender of the appro. row at Astor House. New York Boston - 25 0 20 0 - 0 0 principle." Stranger-Well, I don't know nothing to hinder me; and c 1 '' ' ,har eston, Savannah ' - 30 0 20 0 --;- 0 0 spectors themselv-es putting an interpretation upon the P riati " I've a curiosity to get a squint at that great concern New Orleans • 15 0- 40 0 '25 0- 30 0 certificate clause, provided by the act for the older cliil But not alone on•this question have they fallen below radical , Drummer- hen l' I'll ex t ; p ' pec .aou.- ray, before Igo all o w Havana 12th Jan. 40 0- 60 0 140 0 -150 0 the Hanoverian tiestio contempt. On . . e n the Spectator of the 30 0- 35 0 0 0 - 0 0 dren, which, in the opinion of Sir William Follett, it k ' 1 •ou are in want of a beautiful n ' me to as you i 1 i f Canada ew sty e o .. :, • ao o- 40 0 0 0 - 0 0 same date remarks on their profligate dishonesty, united to their ri British North Arne ca will not bear, and to which misconstruction the attention i n , • potence.- 'French print muslins ?-Will you call this afternoon and look Newfoundland 25 0- 30 0 20 0- 30 0 at 'ern 7 -They are superb. Brazils - 30 0 20 0- 60 0 of the inspectors has been directed again and again. " Ministers would have cut a shabby figure in the Hanove- Stranger-Why, yes, I don't care if I do. I shall want a River Plate - 0 0 The experience of the last five years has shown that rian division, but for the aid of the tory allies. The 'numbers yard and a half or more, I guess, for my little g a l. I promised East Indies • 4,.0 - 50 0 40 0-50 0 45 o - s's 0 45 0- 50 0 the only effectual protection that can be devised for the were 97 and 9'2; but of the majority no fewer than 74 were her a frock; but, look 'e here, you must sell chea I I k h p. pan t e Company's Ships 43 0- 50 0 45 0- 60 0 younger children must be looked for in 'he resttiction of tories, and of 6o ' liberals ( 0 ' e ~ nit h Irlin„ (office, who voted, only cash down. And now I think on it, if you've got tin plate, and Batavia h node , 4o 0- 50 0 40 0- 60 0 four sided with the government. Were not they right who des- you'll sell it cheap look'e, darn my skip if I don't buy three or N ( n ew So_u_t _.__s 30 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0 all ages, from 13 up to 18 or 21, to ten hours' daily la- - 3 rie of Good Hope cribed the clamour aeainst king Ernest by the Ministerial r pa four boxes of youl-for you ar a darnation plaguey clever fel- Africa 25 0-30 0 30 0 -120 0 hour. This restriction is absolutely necessary not only - ''• " . . , tisans during the general election as ' }imbue ?' Why the t: amped if aint glad of your a • , e . - ; low, and I'll .e sw I cquaintance! Gibraltar . .0 0-25015 0 - 20 0 because-there will always be a tendency to push forward ministers themselves are the ' patrons of ttiat terrible person, Drumtner-(Pretty considerable flabbergasted)-Tin plate ! I.ima, Valparaiso. Sze. 25 0- 3d 0 20 0- 25 0 the youngerchildren to the longer period, but it is due to and supply him with the means of carrying on infernal rnachi- -Permit me to ask what line of business •ou are enea ed in ? Malta, Sicily. Re. 25 0- 30 0 20 0- 25 0 Smyrna and Constantinople those between -13 and 21 on their own account. Dr. nations against the liberties of the country and the throne of his Str . aneer-Wh t• - eddlin ,to be sur l e. I've b7ie g n - sellin ' 20 0-30 0 20 0--25 0 Bissett Hawkins, when sent down to the manufacturing niece! The persons who railed and bellowed egainst the king a - of Hanover last autumn, are quiet as'sucking lambs, now when _.y, In r!. a. e . , .. , g Malaga power of tin ware this turn in connecticut, and t have a Madeira pocketful of change to pay you the real grit I can tell you.- western Isles, Cape de Verds l5 0-20015 0 - 20 0 20 0- 30 0 20 0- 25 0 districts as a medical commissioner, declared in the most 15 0- 20 0 15 0- 20 0 they see their ministerial patrons in league with the la • - anove But what's the feeding time at Astor's ?-for I'm as punctual Lisbon „. 2O 0- 25 0 15 0- 25 () unqualified terms his conviction that the lahon't:in the rians and tories for the • eh• ' " preservation o is pension. as a teapot-I am! Cadiz , '7 6-10 0 7 6 ~- 10 0 factories should be. limited to ten hours a day ; and he The Drummer heat a sudden retreat-pleading that he had r i r o a l lj,, c n e d - 10 0 7 6- 10 0 added, that he felt less hesitation in avowini that such SPRING Fassiroas.-We have noticed in the higher c i rc l e o f forgotten a " prior engagement," which would prevent his Ham•burg, Bremen, Ike. - 10 0 7 6 _... 10 0 was his opinion, because he was supported by a great Jadies the introduction of beautiful Italian Leghorn hats.- dining at Astor House as proposed ; and the tin-pedlar mutter- Gottenburg, Stockholm - 20 0 0 0 - 0 0 mainrity of all the medical men in Lancashire. 'tendon paper. ed as he looked down the street after him-Darnation to him ! Petersburg, R.iga. Re. - 20 0 0 0 - 0 0 15 0- 20 0 15 0 - 0 0 The undue mortality of the manufacturing districts is GREAT WESTERN Ratowav•-The London station of thi s -1 guess if lam a tin-pedlar, l'in as good as he is ;-and a oP°rt° .. .. .. . _... _. I __ . railway is already built. and is approached from the Edgeware- plaguey sight better !" ..11Milb daily becoming more apparent. Attempts have been LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. road. On one side is a merchandise station, anti a space near _ made to explain it away, and to mystify the question; the Paddin eon Canal Is left vacant for a shippin ' g station. The ame ra >lona the English white breed A t 1 • was killed on Friday . hut all such attempts have failed: The 'facts, as drawn opening of i lhe line to !Maidenhead is intended to take l• p ace on last by Mr Thornton, of Sundorne, near this town, which s .s sa4 , Direct. indirect. Em u 1 Di r , - • Calcutta . Feb ....17 Pernam...lMar'eh.. r'i _.ct. /nazi-cf. from public aad authentic documents, are too stubborn to the 4th of June. The railway passes tinder and ovei a Vast hUM- ' * weighed 151bs. Its extreme length, when hanging tio. was 3 Born t av , t * gbt , ted of: 'Cite hear that the comparative tables of. ber of bridge., all of . exquisite workmanship; and the bridge feet 4 inches anti it measured from the tip of each ear 15 inches. China . ... N. Orleans Tn " a lll 3' wl • h' - •d 1 fM Sdl ' , ... , .. , . tic accompante tie report o i• r. a er s io•ross the Thames at Maidenhead, consisting of two arches of It was a doe'anit i ih t • r • lit condition might have Mauritius . ate v a( N omit., dm s .1311 .. • . 8 Mobile April .. 2 committee h - 120 feet span each, is a piece of unparalleled masonry. The been cousiderabl • " 1 . Th th tell d last year, y improver . . emo er was i e - st. Helena.. Savannah. April .. 4 ave lately been submitf ed to an actuary of Wharnciiffe viaduct at Hanwell is also a spleudid work.-Felie weighinas upwards of 161bs. This, race have frequently been Rio Janeiro. Feb. .23 Charleston the himhest • - ' „ __ eunnence, anal that, after weighing the argu. Fanicy. reared to weigh upwards of 181bs.-Salopian Journal. Bahia filarkto. LIVERPOOL COTTON NIARKET, MAY 10. We continue to have a good general demand ; the sales yesterday were 5,090 bags, and today they amount to 4,5U0 bags, at steady LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MAY 10. For new Grass Butter the. demand is good, and prices fully sup_ prted ; Waterford being worth 108 s, Cork 3ds 88s to 90s. Old Butter without inquiry. —Bacon brisk at our late quotation, viz. 50s to 525, LIVERPOOL COEN EXCHANGE, MAY 8, Since Tuesday last the imports of -Oatmeal from Ireland ; and of Malt from Norfolk and Summik have been rather considerable, liut o all other Grain they have been. very small ; and although the weather has become warm and :perfectly seasonable (Wring the past week, — from a deficiency of the imports, and rapid diminution of stocks of free Wheat here, the demand has continued for Wheat and Flour from our millers and dealers, whose stocks are now very small, and sales to a fair extent have been made at fully last quoted prici , s, and id some at a small advance ; and all other articles in the trade have fully supported last quotations here. and in the Corn markets of this district and Yorkshire. The dutY on Wheat from friteign ports is this week decreased Is per quarter, 71d per barrel on Ylour, and is fid per , narter on Beans ; on other kinds of Grain no alteration : since this lay week we have had the first imports of Wheat from the Baltic; and also further arrivals of Flour ; the• quality of the Wheat is very fine and has been almost all sold on the passage. or on arrival, to spocula tors, at 6s to Gs 2d per 701bs in bond, in the confident expectation of paying much lower duties ; the export demand for Wheat has almost ceased for the present ; and for all kinds of Russian and stale old Bal tic Wheat in bond the quotations are almost nominal : some parcels of fresh sweet Hamburgh Flour have been sold at 255, and of fine Foreign Oats for export at the prices quoted. At this day's market there was a very good attendance of millers and dealer , who bought very sparingly for their immediate wants, 4i:id very few transactions, oc curred in any article of the Corn trade : in the quotations of last Tues day we can make no alteration. WHEAT, 70Th g• d. s. d. English 8 10 •2103 Scotch Irish Bonded 4 0 6 2 BARLEY, 41 1 qr. English. 33 0 —36 0 Chevalier 3d... 0 —37 0 Scotch, de 60Th 4 6 4 8 Irish Foreign, in bond. 2 0 2 2 OATS, W 45th. English* 3 5 3 6 Scotch Irish Foreign, in bond 2 2 3 3 Ditto, duty free 3 2 3 6 RYE, 41" qr. 32 0 —36 0 MALT, 40' qr. fine —56 0 —5B 0 Middling 46 0 —5l 0 INDIAN CORN, V 480th . Red 43 d 44 0 White 43 0 —44 0 BEANS, clif English Irish 15 0 —36 6 Pius, Grey 29 0 —34 0 White., 3B 0 RAPIISEEE, tir last, FLOUR, English, 4t' 2801 h. Pine. 3B o 51 0 Irish 35 0 52 0 American, 44' hrl. free. Sweet, .. 0 0 0 0 Sour, bond.,.. 24 6 26 0 OATMEAL, sy 2401 h English 24 0 25 0 Do. new 1837.25 3 26 Scotch.. 24 0 25 0 PRICES OF WOOL S AT LIVERPOOL. ENGLISIL—Down Ewes and Wethers 131 to 1444' lh ; Down'Tegs tsd to 164 ; Combing Fleeces 144 to 15d; Ditto Skin 13d to 154; Super Skin I4d to 16d: Head Skin 12d to 144. ScoTen;--Laid Highland 9s to Os 64; White ditto lls 3d to 12s; Laid Crossed I2s to 13s; Washed ditto 14s to 15s; Laid Cheviot 14* to 15s; Washed ditto 168 to 20s 64; White ditto 24s to 28s per stone of 141bs. Itirstr:-Fleecos, mixed lots 1344 to 15d; blethers 134 to 144; Hogs 15(1 to 164 ; Combing Skins 131 d to 140 ; Short Skill Lid to 13d. Foaßtos.—Russian 61 to 7,1 ; Odessa, fine 12(1 to 214 ; Buenos Ayres 314 to 44 ;, Mogadore and Barbary 3d to 4d ; washed P eruvian 81d to 91d; unwashed ditto 64 to 74; Portugal R, ltd to 124; ditto, low marks 84d to 94d ; German Fleeces 14d to 16d; ditto, assorted, 174 to 20d ditto, Lambs' 184 to 304; Spanish R. 174 to 224; ditto, F.S. 15d to 22d; New South Wales 12d to 21d per lb, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, MAT 9. .s. d. s. d. t..d. s. d. Old Hay 0 9 0 0- Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 9 Clover 1-lay 0 8 010 - Turnips 0 o'o 0 per ton Straw, Wheat.. 0 7 0 8} - Carrots ....., 0 00• 0 - Straw, Oat 0 6 0 7 - I Manitlewurzle 0 0 0 0 - Straw, Barley 0 5 0 6- I Manure 9 0 . 10 0- LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MAY 7. The supply of Beasts at market to-day, has been somewhat larger than that of last week, and the quality generally pretty good, but the market has been rather heavy in consequence of the holders of Cat tle demanding high prices, and buyers not willing to accede to their terms, which has occasioned a number of Beasts to be left unsOld.— We have had a very moderate supply of Sheep for the season of the year. and of tolorable good quality, as well as a good many Lambs, which as yet are not of the very first quality, owing to , the lateness of season. Beef may be quoted—first quality at 74d ; middling 7d ; inferior 84d. Good Nether Mutton was readily sold at 74d ; middling 7d; inferior) Rd, and principally sold up ; and Limbs varying from . 20s. to 275. each. Numbsr of beasts ,at Market, 1210; Sheep and. Lambs, 5832. ' _ . DUBLIN 'CORN E . .CHA tsIGE; MAY 'B. There was buts-try Oats brought a further advance of 6d ,per barrel. So little Barley ap peared that the price may be considered as nominal. Wheat, white .... 38s 6d a 40* Od Oatmeal Miller's red r 0 —39 0 I Second Flour 18 U—2o 0 Inferior Oats Bere LONDON CORN EXCFIANGE. MAY 9. - The arrivals of all sorts of Grain fresh np for to-day's market were, very moderate, and, as is customary on Wednesday, we had only a thin attendance of buyers, and the extent of business transacted was rather limited. The Wheat trade was firm, and the recent advance was fully supported. The malting season being now nearly over, there was but little inquiry for Barley, suited for that purpose, but grindintt, and distilling' sorts obtained an advance of Is per quarter. Oats sold slowly at the rate of Monday. Beans And Peas fully maintained the' avance reported on Monday. Bonded Wheat continued to engross the attention of the trade, and one or two parcels of fine I)antzic were. sold at from 50s to 51s per qr. . The weather for several days past has been renVirkably warm, with scorching sunshine, but as tlr.! wind has blown chiefly from the east the nights have been cold, and the growing crops are said to be suffering for want of moisture, LONDON COLONIAL MARi(ET, APRIL Sunam... , --This afternoon the market presented a more lively appear ance ; the demand for both refining and grocery descriptions was very good, the purchases amounting to 900 hhds and tierces a, the prices established on Friday. Good Antigua for the scale at 60s 6d to 61s, strong brown Jamaica for the pan at 55s per cwt. FoaßloN.—This afternoon there was nothing doing either in yellow or white Havana ; Brazil is still flat, and 154 chests 22 brls Bahia at public sale Sold 2s to 3s under the recent transactions; in chests good white went at 30s to 30s 6d, good grey 29s to 29s 6d, fair to good yellow 20s 6d .to 235, in barrels good to fine white 29s Gd to 32s 6d, low to good grey 25s fol to 26s 6d per cwt Mll OLASSRS.—Th4re is still little doing in West India, but no further reduction has been submitted to. • Comas.—This afternoon there was no demand for British Planta tion:by privatelcontract, and none was offered at unction ; Ceylon is in steady request for Consumption, 187 bags subject to the sd, anti 43 to the 9d dutylwere offered at auction, the former sold at its previous value, good ord 70s to 79s 6d. the latter was taken in at 50s ; 15 robins 13 casks Mocha were nearly all bought in . • Rum, BRANDY, and 11OLLANDL.—The Rum Market continues very inactive; both exporters and , home buyers purchase with much caution, and prices have again given way 2d per galloa. Brandy was in good request in the middle of last week, and accounts having been received from France that the vines had experienced much damage from the frost, prices having advanced Id per gallon. Geneva has been in good demand since our last at is 10d to Is lid. English Corn Spirits sell steadily at the quotations, which are rather higher. CHESTER CORN MARKET—MAY 5. s. d. s. d. Wheat, 75Ibs Ditto red Oats, 461bs Beans, 801bs Grinding Barley,Ter 601bs 4 0 4 3 Malting Barley, 38qrs 5 6 6 0 AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, Imported into Liverpool, from the •ld inst. to the Bth inst. FROM IRELAND. Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. 1535 1104 6259 57 0 0 204 Previously.. 19514 16117 50760OASTWISE584 110 18 1363 C. Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. C a lv es . L am b s. 208 1.103 9 3 4 Previously 2254 32880 6222 86 60 PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, MAY Ø. Last Prices This day' , RAILWAYS, So. Per Share, Prices. Birmingham and Gloucester l5 paid 10 2 6 ...• Ditto and Derby 2O .... 19 15 0 ...• Birkenhead and Chester lO paid 13 12 6 ...• Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 64 0 0 ... Ch e ster and Crewe Dublin and Drogheda l O5 Pa. 7 0 .... Eastern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) Ditto Leith and Newhaven - 5 paid 4 0 0 .... Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 4 .... 412 6 .... Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, 1 and Ayr 5 paid 410 0 .... 4 5 0 Grand Junction lOO .... 214 0 0 .... Great Western 65 .. 95 10 0 •• • • _ .. .. Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston Liverpool and:Manchester 100 .... 200 0 0 .... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 48 5 0•• • • Ditto half shares 25 ...... 65 10 0 •• • • London and Birmingham 9O .... 175 10 0 .... Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 31 5 0 .... 31 5 0 Ditto and Southampton 5O ...• 43 5 0 .... Ditto, new shares Ditto & Brightqn (United) 8 ...• 9 5 0.,.... Leeds and Manchester 2O ...: 37 0 .. .... Leicester and Swanuington Leicester and Swannington, (new) 5 paid 25 0 0 .... Manchester, Bolton, & Bury 75 .... 7 4 10 0 .... Manchester and Birmingham Midland Counties 2O .. • . 17 la 0 .... Newcastle and Carlisle 5 .... Ditto quarter shares 2 23 5 0 .... North Midland . 35 .... 41 5- 0 .... 40 0 0 .. South Eastern and Dover . 7 ... : .. 2 4 10 0 .... 'North Union, (new) ' .35 .... 75 10 10 0 0 •• • • Ditto, (old) St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 40 , 0 BAN K.S. Bank of Liverpool..... ....£ 1 2... lOs paid 22 0 11 6 :•: •• . --- Commercial of Liverpool 10 .• . • 13 0 0 ---- Liverpool Union • Northern and Central lo 3 2 6 ... •• • • Albion 25 paid 24 0 (1 .... ----•— North and South Wales lO ..• • 95 0 .... of Manchester - ' 10 .... 11 17 6 .... Al 'chester & L'pool Dsct 15 .... 19 17 6 .... -- South Lancashire 7 lOs 6 17 6 Liverpool Banking Company Borough Bank Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 4 15. 0 . • .. East of England ••• Phoenix Bank ,,, .... 412 6 • Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 .... 697 10 0 .. Wilts and Dorset GAS, WATER WORKS, & c . •••• Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 160 0 0 ... L'poo IBc HarringtonWaterWork s 200 .... 450 0 0 ...• Bootle Ditto . Stock •. • • 320 0° • • Liverpool Coal Gag' Company.. Stu c k . . 350 0 • • L'pool New Gas & Coke C 0... ..il 00 ..:. 0 .... 19(3 0 0 .... Ditto New Shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE CONII'ANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.2;25 paid 10 2 6 Ocean Assurance Co m p an y . • • 10 .. 7 2 6 .. • • ... Liverpool Fire and Life • 2 Ifs. 2 3 0 .... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES. &c. Anderton Carrying C om p any l2 10s. 12 15 0 .... Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0 .... Egremont Ferry l2 lOs •••• Rock Ferry. . 20 .... 14 2 6 ... Monk's Ferry l3 ... 95 0 .. . .• Steam Tug Company Harrington Docks BO .... 0 0 0 .... Apothecaries' Company 3 .... 0 0 0 .... Asphalts (Liverpool) -- (Polonceau) LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Day,. , Mrn. Ern. W. IM. M. It. M. F. 1. 1 Tuesday 8;10 32 10 48 1511 , Mars rises 3h 5311 morn. Wednemlay ThmsdaY . lO 111 35 , 11 51 .16 6 Easter: Term ends. Friday 11 - 0 8 16 4 1 Jupiter rises Oh 3.5 tn even. Saturday l2 025 043 16 2 !Jupiter sets 21119 m morn. Sunday 13 1 1 121 1 5 5 4th Sunday after Easter. Monday 141 2 2 . 14 6 !Saturn rises 7h 43m eves. MAI/ 11, 1838. LONDON GAZETTE.—TussDAY, MAY 8. PARTNERSHIPS DiSSOLV BD. W. Jackson and W. P. Knowles, Liverpool, ironmongers—W. Ben- , zie and A. Hutcheson, Liverpool, cart-owners—J. Melling and W. Heave, Manchester. dealers in calicoes—B. Hamer and S. Smith, Bury, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturers—J. Taylor and W. Blom ley, Bury, Lancashire, eabinet:makerS—A. MOrris and J. Grund y , Wlieelton, Lancashire, quarrymen—R. Hallas and W. Bohan, Ard wick, Lancashire, dyers—J. Roth ell and H. Dearman, Manchester, fustian-dyers—J. Lhuuklin, T. Balmer, NI. Manley, and R. Thomson, Chester, carriers. BANKRUPTS. • John Wright, Liverpool. grocer, to surrender May 2S, and J at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool.. Solieitors, M s esSr . _ June 1 . g ., stock, Bunee, Vincent, and Sherwood, emple, London; and. Mr. Booth, Liverpool. John Coles - Fourdrinier,White Hart-court,'Bishopsgate-street, labn4 'don, engineer. Thomas Sneezum, Billericay, Essex, carpenter. Thomas t'orshall Mead-place, Westminster-road, surgeon. John Taylor, illverston, Lancashire. victualler. Thomas Rogers, :Kington, Herefordshire, innkeeper. William Cooke, Hereford, ti mbe r-m etch an t. James Champiou, Manchester, machine-maker. Thomas Jeffs, Wellingboroutfh, Northamptonshire, victualler. Handy Davis and Jesse D av al ford , Gloucestershire, clothiers. John Wood, Saddleworth, 'Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. . DIVIDENDS, May 29, J. Wicks, Baslnghall-street, London, warehouseman —Ma3 ::t 29.. J. Dc.ine, Sydney-square, Commercial-road, London manufacturer—May 29, J. Williams Stepney, London, victualler — May 31, T. Woods, Portsmouth, woollen-draper —May 31. 3. J a P e P Stint hatnpton-street, Strand, London, woollen-draper—May 31 . allyer, St. John-street, West Slll4l'Bo London, general-tool-w ar i: honseinan— May 29, G. Topham, Richmond, Surrey, coal-mercha nt pa ste -boar —May .11, E. Curtis, Newman's-row: Lincoln's Inn rields,, London. tailor—May 29, 1. Scantlebury, David -street. Paddington, London: carpenter-11 ay 29, H. Hutchinson. Cowper's-court, Cornhill, Lon don: master mariner—May 29, W. Harrison, St. John's-square,..Clerk . enwell, London, goldsmith—June 4, S. Smith. Pudmore, Worcester.. shire, farmer—May 31, J. Hayward, Leamington-priors, Warwick shire, lodging-house keeper—June 8, J., Smith, Spalding, Lincolnshire: corn-merchant—May 29, J. Barker, Sudbnry, Suffolk, grocer—June I. N. Russell, Northallerton, Yorkshire, flax-dresser—May 30, 3 • Ileaward, Brinksway, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer—June 4, S: 'l'. I'robett, wholesale-stationer—May 29, J. Blyth, Langharn;EsseX. miiler. . . . CERTIFICATES , • , . To be granted, unless cause be shown_to the contrary, on OT before the 29th day of Mar. W. Kier, Liverpool, wine-merchant—T, Halls, Bell-yard, Grace church-street, London, victualler—W S. Cockram. Taunton, iron' monger—J. Lewis, Conwill Elvet. Carrnarthenshire, draper-- °- Smith; Manchester, millwright—W. Connate, Manchester, coachl , "" .-. pria.or--J. Mulholland and W. M ulhollimd, Liverpool, merchants- -, IL El Ii ayley, Manchester, grocer—T, KearsleY, Birmingham, bone" merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. James Young Glasgow ; muslin-manufacturer, May 7. 21, at one, at the Black Bull inn, Glasgow. ' AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The averageprice of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed froth, the returns made in the week ending M a y. 1, 1338, i s 3 2 s 40 perk bundrcd weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or pays le thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. -7 - - - - -- • HOURHOURMAT. - - - 11. James W. Boie, (Ist) ,.Clarend on R oom s. 1 12. 'i. P. and J. Peck, (Ist) 14. John W. Shaw 'Ditto l, 14. John Leigh, (Ist) Ditto .. 11 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number tiewpalients entered on the hooks 011ie Di spensaries during the last week:— . . North. South. Total. Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 311 263 524 Visited at their own houses and supplied with • medicine, 132 122 254 —.---- 413 405 848 Total at each Dispensary VISITORS. North—Mr. Thomas Barber, Rev. M. Fisher, and Rev. R. Croft. South—Mr. F. Jordan, Mr. T. Robinson, and Mr. Jos. Cooper. MONTHLY REPORT.] . .. OPHTHALMIC 61VIRMARY. SLATETZ-STREET, Established A.D. 1820. New Patients admitted in the month of April.. Patients Prescribed for, and who have received surgical assirt-} in mice during the Month of April • ....---, Total since the commencement •.:5 ,371 Mr. Edwards and Mr. Neill, Surgeons. Mr. Hamner, Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT. For the week ending MtY 5, 1838. PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS .DISCHARGED. ~.17 Accidents without recommen- I Cured dation Medical andSurgicalcases with Incurable 0 recommendation • Remaining in the HOspital House Visitors. Rev. Thos. liornby and Jacques! Myers, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Eaq. House Surgeon , --Mr. Benjamin Blower. • Donations and Subscriptions received by Messrs. Arthur Heywood Sons. and Co., and at all the Liverpool Banks. THE WORKHOUSE. Statement of the average number and e x p ense o f paupers In tb° Workhouse for the week ending .. • . Paupers. P Head. April 28, 1838 1741 Is. 8i(1. April 29,1837 1747 1 )11 £ P 11 : 408r W 8 13 Week Less 21 15 • 1 Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending f , May 7, 1838 May 8, 1837 2041 do. do. 243 15 • Less 16 4 0 Less 6 Less 0 3 More 164 BIRTHS. tte , coop *e r ; On the 7th instant, the lady of M r . Benin,' in. street, of a son. MARRIED. . C ai aratn Herbert E. Taylor, On the 23(1 ult. at L; min, Cheshire, Taylor, Esq. formerly of 85th Light Infantry, eldest son of . i'.'"w Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor. Bifrons, Kent, and nephew of .. . High Legh. . ,• , G.C.B. to Harriet, fourth daughterleu of the late G. J. Leigh, Esq. of er of the deceased Col. Captain Pennell to Miss ht•R.N.• • Archi bald 5 2:ithmuurldt.o.alt.ouDnugmesftridesa,ug I'Murdo, of Lotus, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. ,„ Catherine °n e 25th at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. Dale, of On the ult. Stvall, to Martha, third daughter of Mr. H: Robinson, of this town on the 25th ult. by special license, Thomas A. Beek, Esq, of Esih waite Lodge, Lancashire, and Carlington Castle, NorthuMberland. to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late William Fell, Esq. of Vl - On the 27th ult. at Preston, Mr. John Adamson, corn-dealer. t° Miss Elizabeth Mercer, both of that town. On the Ist instant, at St. Bride's, by the Rev. • BateS. 14 ,,,, 1 , L r. John Peters, of Her Majesty's Customs; to Sarah daughterof 4 '!'" John Hickson, of Cable -street. , A i r Same day, at Edinburgh, John Strain,. Esq. of London, to LUX; second daughter o f Th omas Stewart Trail, M. D. Professor of Ale ul.. cal Jurisprudence, in the University of Edinburgh, Same day, Mr, L a f rench,. of this. town, to Christiana, youngest daughter of Bryan Riding, Esq, of lluyton. 10 On the 3rd instant. at St. Peter's Church, Mr. W. J. M. Crowe, Miss Catherine Halpine. ert Same day, at St. A ugust i ne ' s Church, third son,of the late Rob . Warry, Esq. of Y eov il . Somersetshire, to Sarah, widow of the o' 6 Capt. ThomPson, of Vi'orkington. Miss Same d a y, at L on d on, Archdeacon Hodson, to the Hon. Denman, dau g hte r o f th e Chi e f J ust i ce o f the Queen's Bench, , _ia • On the 4th i ns t an t , b y t h e R e V . R . D avies, William Brownfield Johnson, Esq s urgeon , o f Ch es t er , to M ary, youngest d aug ht er a ( W. late Capt. Mulholland, St.a-view, Kirkdale. nOn the 7th inst a nt, a t Wiuwiek, M r . G eo. Bl ore, gar d ene r, Wi,.. wick-hall, to Frances Christy, niece of M r . J o h n T om ki nson , Kent' street, in this town. g• On the Bth instant, at St. George's Ch urc h,E ver t on , M r : James_,_, Wood, to Elizabeth, eldest daught er o f M r . B. Si mpson , of II"' town. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Ri c hard, son of the late Mr.. Jo" , _ , s i Gill, Upper Arelev, Stailbrdshire, t o G eorg i ana, secon d daughter '' the late Mr. Geo. Atewart, of Worrail;s, in the same county. On the 9th inst. at St. St, Peter's Catholic Chapel, by the Bei". _t Glover, Mr. John Bunitury, build 4. to Elizabeth, thi r d d a ughter 0. Mr. Robt. Dickinson, ooth of this town. DIED. On the 23rd Jan. last, on his passage from Whiteharen to Tonkin., perished with all his crew, Capt. Jas. Chas. White. of the brig Br ° thers, aged 24, eldest son of Captain Jas. White, St. James-place. ..„.,, At Statham, N ew H amps hi re, age d 99 , t h e ve n erable Paine `, gate. He Wa s a sena t or o f t h e fi rst C ongress, and, probably, the survivor of that body. His wife, a sister of the lion. Timothy Bicker ing, survives him, at the advanced age of 95. On the 14th ult. a t To wribead, aged 81. the Rev. Henry Wigh,sw9 rtb, ~ for fifty-six y ears R ec t or o f Slaidburn, Yorkshire, much r egretted. On the Rah ult. at her house Copenhall, aged 82, S a rah Huxley f On the 17th ult. a,;yd 29, M'ary, wife of Mr. Ri c h ar d .Barton. of Barton. On the.lBth ult. aged 65, Mr. Geo. Percival, of Warrington. On the 20th ult, Joseph Phillips, for mnny years landlord of the Hand Inn, Llangollen: On the 2911 ult. at Beathwaite-green, aged 84, Mr. William Sl u" many years a - truthful servant to.the Ca s tl e Mill s Company K e On the 20th ult. i n hi s 79tli y ear , t h e R ev. J ohn Knipe, Incumb ent of the Chapelry of Middleton, Westmoreland. Mr. Knipe held. th e livOng iof Middleton uof fifty ears. n th? 24th tilt. Mrs. p , Wagstaff, wife y of Mr. Thomas Wagstaff, corn' merchant, Warrington. On the 26th ult. a t Plym ou th, M argaret, w i fe of Lieut, It. B. vane d man, R. N. late of Everton. On the 27th ult. in this town, aged' 16, Mary, the daughter Of O r ' Thompson Irwin, of Egrempnt, Cumberland. . On the 29th ult, 'aged 80, Mrs. Mary Anne Chapman, wife of 1%11. ' Thomas Chapman, sen Virgil-street. - On the Ist instant,. at the advanced. age,of 94, the Rev. .Oeig Barnes, D. D. for 50 ye ars Ma s t er o f St : Peter ' s College, C am bridge' Same day, at Hayaock Lodge, hi this c oun ty, Edmugd Nagh ten, Esti. of the 88th Regiment of Connaught Rangers. ' for Ctn the 2nd- instant, ful it " h na I 46, James Barlow..,t e : man 0 1' yearsln U °Y 7h S e a 4 t u t h r d i aa n 3 s 7f t al a ai instan of the ts • o nery late of No. 66, Castle -street. - Mr. 38, John.Wood,statt • Wood . '" a of On the 6th instant, at Edge-bill, Bagnold, late of Abe. isli° Jamaica. nea On the 7th i ns t . at h is residence, , Queen!s-street, WV- 1 w ,„, " 8 " 1 72, Mr. WM. briddon. formerly of Manchester. Same day, aged 7 years, Peter Ytiud, el&st son of Mr. Peter 'D ud ' Islington. • ' ' e Same O:+Y, at her so n ' s h ouse, M ount Vernon, Jane, relic t o i f late Capt. Joh n M oss. She was deservedly and much resp ecte%esr Same day, at th e h ouse o f hi s son, Cook-street, in hi s 68th of his age, Mr. Thomas Milburn. • He was a driver of Mr. B ri 'ity Of therton's for a period of 36 years, in which capacity the urblfil. witLin , ; the r his manners commanded the respect of all who,travelled Same day, at Richmond ufter a short but painful illness. °• an Augustus /ohn, Lord Munegster, of Warter Priory, Yorkshire. Muncaster Castle, near Whitehaven. Same day, aged 49, Mr. James Rushton. cotton-dealer, _ Frost. Same day, at Macclesfi e ld, S usanna, t h e w if e o f M r: James timber-merchant, of thatide place. , Uppe r Same day, at the resnce of her son. Chits. Chaloner, Esq• Parliament-street, Mrs. Chaloner, aged 77. . „ e a 40. On the 9th instant, at his house in Brunswick-road, a _. or nie. Peter Standen Ormerod, Esq. grandson of the late Lawran ce rod, Esq. of Ormerod House, near Burnley. ouff lietir On the 10th instant, aged 40, Mrs. Hughes, wife of Mr. -14, Hughes. Brickmaker, Portland-street. LIVERPOOL: FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1838. PRINTED AND PUtILISIMD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING' • Bl' RICHARD PATTISSON, (Residence. Village of Wavertreed ..,,,n ph At No. 4, Nowru CliascaNT, CASTLE-STRBEI , LIV..• - -1. a nd Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton ~ „... _ vtrobroo"... Co., Warwick-square; B arker, Fleet-street; Deacon jose pta Reynell, Chancery-lane-• Lawson & Barker, Bircbin-lane; L o na. 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