The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26 00:00:00

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MoNTitLy Ni 145 E : -Tt la a an dsoa,a little . editiee was censecrated on Frithry morn ighti.nifisivenrroosi ; • , ...--......aaa.--. -___ • - . .CORONATION H YAIN. . • streets, and humbled himself before the instruments øt (Cont :need from our last.) . .. ing, by . the •Right Rev. the Lord Btshop. of the Diiieese. Tbe • ' oceaiiiin was g•reativ interesting, to the friends of the church in LIVERPOOL COLONIAL ISIARKET, JUNE 22. end I. 11. Greene. Liverpool. commission-mo,chants- T Wri , ht Cowen-bridge, Lancashire bobbin-turner T i(:o '.. p • i; l ii%: l ti.,lr l it; -• • -.. . - . • papal tyranny in Ireland. Yet such is the character Ot " Mother," said Edward Williams, " sit down. I •want to - ask the ligtrict Of the PVlde, adjacent' to Rawelitie, and notwith- BY WILLIAM LAIPIG, ONDERGRADUATH OW CHRIST'S 801.LEGE, the man whom Queen Victoria's ministers would raise, you. it ouestion,. but .a•au Joust. not take an, °uteri orletuied a It.. p 4l4,v ,; (. l B ll.l , i i r • ii o n o n , i • w i , b , ) , t n y d , r w ile h rt i o ti n ,, .; : • w hiis n h n i i r n e g , n z o a ne pl i o4r h. i i t. r t e n . r: a s - - Ip .. '' ' We 1 ..s a . : i t7 t • i t , r o . n t a n y e t j ot , s ., ,iqin , e d t. prn of a t i l , t il e u r ee i r i t i t , in w ty a a s s e tt i t it t i h a t , . l l;lte st r i a si t ) i .e o 2 . l l (l i e ..l ,: tl , ; , ; CAMBRIoGG. 'to til, bench. As if 'Popery had not already a _sufficient , me. ii eu kizt4 I 'love you mere • than all the wt ii hesiee; Slanting' the unfavourable state of the weather immediately ) 1 .f l o i; .. • • • " c e diia, the c e ramony, a vast nno,her of persons attended. F -J. Tarr and T Mudiliman,.Mancliester. fitstian-marinfacturera_n, numlier of accessorieS in its attempts to overthrow the , , love awl- resped•you---.-oli, mother !" .anil he paused, whilst tears. chor•h is am eat i . . . •-• ~ at our re , Norman -edifice. ' the -arranoetnents the. eainin l i u .n e, c .4 erri g i u e o a ta o t f i, t i l l i s e we 3 . s .k i to gl d . i t t li , t n , g to a t i ,i s l o sa ii l l es a r ( t ; : d i s ir t l , d ) iiitisati6ed,l but -J (TeNE " The Cambridge ale.") .. • . . are ro' less.oleasing-tban the exterior appeal mice . . and the work- ,in Mauritius no s a les have been efleeted. A few eases brown Bahia 1 I 11 ,, •tut and R. Parker, KinglitsGrange, Cheshire, salt-proprietors established religton of the comurv-as if its represenatt- started to his eves. . . . . . • , • . Bow thine ear, 0 God, and hear us, INSOLVENT.' ' - , While we pray. in holy mien: tiv.es did not already Atifie the voice of the Enolialt peo _. • " What does this mean, my beloved boy ? speak to me as you m:lnthip is credit :tide, to the contractors. The huil . dipg i s e aten- • Sugar have been disposed' of by auction, at 18s 6 , -1. to 19s 6d, and , :'e a , 3 • , , have ever. done, Openly, fteely-" . , . . , i• es are coetieed to 200 pieta rom tle quay, at is or Pint rants,. un -.- St. • Dun. With thy favour now he near us; ' pie in the National • Senate-as. if its creatures and mi., ." Alt! said the agitated south, but .can, I speak to vou•as I casito comPuted*to contain _much • more, than that number.- The later to hold about three hundred . ' persons. and was (Mattis lac . - 1 9: s • s lioary.white, rithei so . ft, at r 22s pe- i r ewl-The r trz d ns f aetiirs it , t Mo.' mut 28sto 29s for fine Antignas,-Coffee. The tlernand for Plantation stan's.hill. •Power.street, London., cotton broker , And for ever save our _Queen. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - pions did no,t already defile and pollute the • atmosphere , have ever dune ? Cala i r a wes t you ; as I h av e e .o er d u ne/. & w e . collection intuits in, aid of the ftindS for.lhe church amoo.uted tO.. hoi'N;en inottsr.do• hitt the sales are at full rates., comprising 130 casks J . e ` l l John Frederick Amy, St. Dunstan's-passage. Shed thy choicest blessings on her; , .of Jam tica', 80 easka, 50 hags thonerara.. andai - small pure of Trini- ' Jesse Rutherford, Wingerworth, Derbyshire, stene-quarrier, from • I) , ;. 1 ming queen's court-as if it did, not-even now pos-: l yon as I ever d9 -that nothing can alter." • • .., • . the tandsiame sum Of" £l2d. 2s 3d. - illairehester Courier.. From reproach her'sceptre screen ; seal ,allAliese. i advantages, and many, more besides,-one i • , ' "Go on said Alice, striving to master her powerful emotion," , • LtanS nate :MANCHESTER RA ti.w a s,-A special general. dad. 25 bales . Mocha sold et 91a for . good crudity. Of Foreign, a small parcel of Afrlnan brought 36s to 4as for ordinary to fatr.-ato sales iti • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. High . exalt her throne with honor ;- - • " out with it all." . •••-• , • • inee.ing. of proprietors iu•this undertaking,. was held on Thurs .of th e most servile, and withal one of the - most • Willie Monk .Sherborn , lianipshire, builder. m Moss, 1V14,22 to July 2. • Andfor ever Save - Our Qiieen. .. . ," I will, mother; nay, I +mist, or I shall be • ehok-ed. God :i day, at the York Hotel. James Wood, Esq.., Chairman . tif the Cocoa, Gingeror Pi mento.-SOO bagablaelt Pepper brought 41 to 41(1 per Ib.-Catrolina Riee is held finnly at 36s ; East India continues • ii. , • mischievovs of :ita ~ pirrips, is offered a p.ost which cloth- BANKRUPTS. • - Guard her crowd tient eeery. danger knows how I have passed the night-the wurd rings ia my ears , !Board of Directors, presided,. and'slatetilhat •soinetinie ag.ollle good request. and ratoa baas have'been sold. Principally for exoart,-at Jsmes Sill Union•street, South w:irk, baker. And from every :fee unseen : ' irrands a - dit , :ct and immediate centred over the adminis- yet, and sits cold upon my heart." • • • • • .• • - directors thought that they sheuld not be induced to borresv. any ..15s• 6 , 1 to 16s for good to fine quality, in ho»(1,• One lot inferierlta 641. - - R ' has been in od demand but ow•inr to - the limited si. .le - only • - ' • - Il air . Oak a s'lk nd Joseph - Silk Crown.court Cheapatd ~ Lon . Shield her frotri each hatittle stranger; ' fration Of the lawit. Thus are theriolits of ts, Protestant. ." What . word, my child ?. what has passed?" money until after flits , percent. of the shares h -ad been paid uo : ;--,..um - go . ,• . , e , .. . .; p • i •140 puns have been sold, and for whielarather higher ;moos were ob- . t Y • e• , -1 a , • _- " Mother," said Edward Williams,..fiaing his dark naournful, fait laving consulted those who had the best ' Opportunities, o . , And ever sareour Queen. , people. ()pep I v.:invaded.; .and thus, whilst. the forms re . - , , ,_ . .. tamed. , Demerara. proof to 5 per cent over, breut,la 38 30 to 3.) ' . • -••-• „,- don, carpet-manufacturers. over , • • . , , A nn a Clem n paon F re, m a ii, Goawel 1-st wet- road a London, hatcher. . r . . , a' •• , . ' . , • eyes 9Don her, " you,ng Roberts told me meta() give uryseli such . forming , a correct. opinion as to .thp aetuat•state et •1 he•money. AleXallder Anderson Keith. nee:y(1111y. Landon, chemist. Lighther soul with.joy atul gladness, , main, the . first , principles of the tonstitatioft are vto-• roof da 8d to 4s 6,t. . John Osilife Beckett, Coin pton.street East,Brueswiek-square,Lon . -• . . airs ef • a gentleman,. for that I was nothing but a bastard! • 1 reariet, and ascertained 'that money 'could now .be had at a •P 'There i's nothing to notice In Indigo... --12 chests nf Lae Dye, marked. • Ai thy saints. have always been: lated. . . .. • . called lahn liar in return ! Oh! my dearinutbera was I right? cheap rate; them resolied , uponmeeting the.shareboldersa'an4 'RAI. have been sold at ' 1 Ild' to 12(1 per 111.-33 htuls •Fineal at rti . s to • don, ,nerehant. Froinher palace banish sadeess -• Robert Soanes Swanseomb Kent coal-Merchant. - I +We learn by the latter part Of the foregoing extract,, s ..nt..e,_ a , is,Robert Robert ;/ d liar?" ,-- • • • - aski:ig them for liberty to borrow any sum that might be required, 57s ada-•-275•bags Galls 73s fo 745, awl a Small - lot or two of Turineric •,, • „ ,•, •. • •• . Atidfor,ever saye our Queen., that O'Connell has refosed tl p t . held out to itis •ac- ! "Sy own noble boy.!",said.poor . , te . oa Alice, clasping•her .son to within f.•130,00U. the amount mentioned in the act of parlia- at 16s to 175.-sfis has been accepted' for Cassia Lignea.-The transae- . .. ;7 ' t i iii i ' l l:- ., - " - 11 1 aneashire farmer • llt atte. Goosuarg , .0 • . , , , • • . Pour thy Spirito'er our nation.; ' • ' ceptanee, and that two of, his . followera ; ; have been pro- . her bosom, "thank Gott! I can leek inv-..child in . the , face - and• inert. T was hat theaele:ohjact of the meeting, and the Share . , Th tions in ltre are not of moment. .ore Sa .hav tpe e beery three cargoes of Campeseby Logwood, about 7 , )11 • Robert Bradley, lion let 'Yorkshire, woollen eltith manufaeturer. Fill_our la d i k It- WA- peace sereno; ' hea.r him .say this .without anguisn, witnout shame. Y,et thou, holders present . wouldnow decide whet her ,the.y ,weald grant the • Iv nrireeti. sold f or export nt various tates..arel about Mai • William Carter, Leamington-priors, Warwiukshire, bearabl e ; house' , moted to the vacant offices. 611 1 Althouh thia may be ra-• , trios, recent Primly grant us thy salvation': g dear and wronged one it is true,thou art my.child Illegitimate. power of borrowingto the directors. Are aolution in the atfirina - toto•soldoff the quay at XS 10s to ;£8 las fol ; 3540 . 011{m:1 s at - .CtS 2s t 1 keeper , . And forever save our Queen. . ther more satisfactory - Wile country, than if he had con- i " Oh, 'mother!. how can boa these things he true ?'•.' . tive was moved by John Brown, Eaq., • Boratighreeve of :11 • a - lin ' o Isinaiet at X* Is '4 .E. 7 10s• some Small sale , : mide i. - DIVIDENDS. • e ub 4 , 7 ( s , ._ , N ,y ottingli .. arn. silk throwst..r. .-. and 40f.• • • - . . •hi to . , , • . 1 i 1; ~ - .., ... . - , • , 1 a l e i•-July 14, L. England, . kented to his own elevation-althoughit may have saved , ." Sit dowa, mv. child • here, close beside me, Slav, I must ried Postiewithoet eletne,e; 50 tons of Nicaragua vs owl sold at ,CiOs 10.4 t , ..„. it 3, a, rt. vv.. snann, t•reenwie.l, en t God the Father. Sen . :and 'Snirit, - -I:4°.for solid Ilache .and at XII tOs tor Litna.• 21 tons Of Galloon Bar- n builder-4'llY 13, A. alepperton-street, New North-road. Lando . • •••• • , . - As of Old bath ever been, . . • Imam/ an Initiest Man the pain of reflecting that a miscre- ;fetch - the litter; his letter; that Of .your father, Edsrard; • 1 unanimously; after which thanks weie voted to the chairman - - .• „ • •• . chesser, seconded. by. , Daniel, Broadhurst,. Esq., and- car . , avotat br o ught ..el per ton.,--1 campanile hasheen in good demand, and s 1 ' 1 ae on .4, e o en . s ret , • t.. anles ••• J u ly 19, B. Davies. isle . Thine be gloey, power; and merit; - . ~ ant anti thrice-proved perjUrer had' been raised to power are beeti cheated -deceiyed - --LinjUred ; hut iny own Conscience -31.1nehesir Muriel-. , prices have again ailvaneea, - las 10(1 having heen obti•ined for one par- T. lieesl ,, y, Farringlion. Berkshire,_aroevr- , .1 1 04.1 , 1 Wood • Rome. lh al' Gl . • 1 'f a blame ' H '-- An my .ot atam me -9 a amts. ear my pitiable story„ ................ - :-•...-:::.:-...._..-- •-'• • • " ;cel.of good fi nality; al 22'.0 brls have found buyers'at Ids to 13110 d, . " 1. wi; , •''ht. merchant-July Ili. W• (IraV , ln?r. . ',., - Thou alottecanst - sareaur Queen I , hod distinction-it places /he :rniniitry * , in a most de- II tahin• 'moiler Yor - kshire. farinerl-July 26, C.,CouPland. te, ek. Sta . en .. . , , _ It graded . --....0...._;,.._ - • • •: • • : raded - positip.n a because at: •once proves that O'Con- : "When very young - I was considered beautiful. I was called • , IT el , ' ,'4 7 .... -', bippizil xrittiagtact. . some of the last arrivals vvill be stored and held for higher prices,- 1 • ' Johnston, Sheffield, wine -Merchant: .Nothing - new in American Tar.-•fh,. demand for Montreal Pet Ashes scrivener -7. tilt 18 B. Turnhn I, t 114 itenham, • - THE CHURCH. • ••• •' • • ' • by the name' or •-----. No matter-that is over.- .. I, went to •'' - .. . , ell did not consider the Irish Chief equiva- 'visit a relation fiigher in life than oprselves; there I saw one elothier •l I R e t- t •t s i i • 1 ~, Ison.tioei.laorrnsieyrileinyt-niuvis. tvi , ..... . - is regular. at 275, and for l'earl Ashea at 3at 6,1 t0.33s 6,1 per ewt; ' , pads' 'are beeome extremely searee:.-Tho Hilly transaction in Quereitron ()ERTL FIc:ATES . • . , . before the . . .(From the Limerick Srandard.) . - ' ent for the a.aaistAnce which.lielia.s rentlered • them ; and still higher, who made honourable ioyeto rue, he said; obtained FRIDAY, Juste 22.-,-Wind S.W. Blowing, fresh. . . 'Bark:la.-35 hivis Baitimere at ris per ett:t.--Salted. River Plata Miles To 1)1. granted, unless cause be showe to the contrary. on or . . :my heart, and wit It the entire Consent of my parents we. were. A - roving thia„ja-at.onee establishes the fact, that his powcir • .- Mary ' 4 • have brought full prices, and 83..0 sold at 41.1 to at,ii.per lb; 80 . salnal Idth (lay of, July ' R. Drap,V,Wood-street. CeeePs • , __ • . ..., • married by banns in London " Taraaeon Winger ; alielderan, Sturges; Niagara, 1 ike ; i felen • Nlar, • - 411 to aid per 111, amlll6o i br.liett 1 Holton •tin F . S .1 - •.1 9 . h• rocer-O• ..,.,, . , . , p•T ma . 7E , 0 ,c - - Dillge• nt, Pierce, from Janaai , • . a-lAnni - Ann Cl a rk • j . .romt.... Vl not , • ornersets Ire, e ‘ • . "Ref foundations areupOn the, holy hills1"-Davta in Downing-street ,ia,_ far greater titan 'the Cabinet, -! .-„, • ... . . . id l': Bnd r from New' OrleansNt•lson 'Village, ' 1.• ids buttrm-• . ••-• . My, own 'beloved mother !" exclaimed Edward fervently, rocte ; aeon a ra e , Valparais . o ha . ve also been sidd at Th . , . • Buono, Ayres at 'Rs I , tl - each for sollnd . .-' T. here litta Iteen rather . more . f 0 1 .., Itrt•ilgno n rth printer__ . .. . ..• • . ' ithrough a sensitive regard for their daningertreputations, .../ ,la. h • • • , y .- 11 - • :. I a , ' Power, Irene Charleston-4°lra Dunlop.. Seholftehla tioni Al. 111 - • - (Lines' sizii!)Merl . by a'l4,ol , itlionse.) - ' 1 • coil . aVe sworn it was so . wiacere.i en marizer .. . 'ra t s •an Ma •hew from St. Jo " seph s -Sarah, Nicholson.. from New hh . V . ,* i trt 9 0 Mils Kentucky lent for exportation and h. lien fordshi • • Intl':• •' . 0 "I li o aton Durham, pre disposed to admit, and that; the boons which they in ! " For a • brief spa6e. My child, 't figured away in high life- y. t ' .Y• d rj •• f s , 1 s - . „.. i 0ni .,,,, ,h . , ds were tri,in a-re ... . . . ••• .y. .. hit, ~sm.,lct r- r. ' A 1 son. Dar ~ . inquire-for I _Tohrteco,amd the sales are about aati bluls ;of whibh au . 5 ,.11, 1 ,__. .1,, p,,,,t . w ifi at,,,, y,,, a ,,,,i,. • oft -,A elm r ; Davis from . avanna I-, urprist ~ ,•r . ta - . Yon stately pile defies the rage -.• ~ • - - ~ - . the remainder. principally , stemmed,Avere talsen , by tne nome-tratle, • mereer-J. N whops, Malvern-vrefisi, hotehkeeper-W: Asputt, 0 'Of howling winds and. hoist ing s , arma. 'tended to confer especially upon jant,,he ; regards merely liad..a house, earriages,,seryants, every •thing.•'• Y-ett• eun .re- t. ‘ undland-a•Tartar, a .--- • Evehee, Ninotal, from Alexandria-,-,Botley . at 'former prices. • . ' ' • • i ••t neham,anusie-seller-J. ThrelfaltiPrtau on,i gamier. . . Tiffmkti ocean lash from age tiaage,, ' • • ' , ns patronage at hiss orris - diaposal, holding,. of course, in , . , member nothing ef all this-- for before you.„viero•a twelvemonth • rood, Cutting ; Peri, Vivian, from Palermd-Cambens;l3arnes, from , 'Thew ii. no 'ehange to notice in the Brimstone market ; the aalea are • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. • ; :() Ifl ,I . reemyed • this -letter from the man w ho was b a se etionleh: °pooch., -. . . , • •.- -- • -• • - • 'About 150 tona at Steltilg priees.-Stunae continues in Ihnited request. It still retains its ancient' form. iirospectu, a distinction for himself far greater than any John Riehards(m, Falinbitraltahair-dresst ' . . , . . . . .hut, present rates •arte fully supportetr.- , No ealea ni botice in Argots or --• • 'to take ad.vantag,e of trilling - k '1 - t . gmista c m the wort big o . them . . . John Johnston, Edinburgh - , horse-(l..alej , Entruiled 'with a faithful light ' . ' • het' have purposed . hestowtag,..btat not too ,great for him Marg,aret, Nl' Lean. }tenets, at Trinidad. . • 'Cream of Tartar. -The. demand for Madder Roots appears to be almost. . . , t - ianns, .to.dcsert tho womanto_whoin.he had plighted his 'sact•ed TO . cheer the seaman's walreful ; eye, u demand, and - force thein to eoncede, Were ever an vows, at the altar of his God. Read it Edwartliandjudg'etshat era and only for ' Ellen. Kemp, from C a llao at Valparair ,•• . ;_ • • • suspended and there is _very little inquiry. , for Medd. .. . g . . It guides his trembling hark 0104... • " Robert Bruce, Ilarkness; Amy, CroWell ; W ard. Masters ; British ,the better qtialittes.-250 bags Cement Vadonia have been dtrosed of • AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. . ()nest, confiding, and noble people,.so basely betrayed ? m.ust have been my feelings on receiving it. -.-•• -: • :•: •• • •-• %teen; Tholn,e ; and•Fenwick . Keating: Allaubyi,lrence4ot• JOllll at..,e17 les to Xl9 , and 13 tons commonat £l3 12:44:d por : t 4 o• -The The average price of Brown or 51,1,4•0i•ar10 . " - -Sitgar, eomptited frOrn And eier warns' of dangers. nigh., • ' . - ' -' " '69 Was ever - a:country so cursed and disgraced by a weak ; Beloved - Alice .d , . .. -, . - ; Gertrude, , hence, at Naplel ses in Olive Oil are aboui.2a tuns. 16 DIII of which is D a t um at a: t 8 th e Wturns made in the' wekndin eeg June NM - 19; ,' is 34a 7/(1 per haa the Church retained her plare, r ,' . ~" Mr father has heard of our conneetiora; ,he is all resent- Perseviranee. Moniet, henee,:ut Ostend psr tim.Two'vessels haVa arrived here to-day from Newfolindland, Imndred weialit. exclusive of. the 414iti'es of Custions p g paid or payable ncpcurrut Overtiment ? And nobly. Babel's storms' withstood ; e . ... . . merit fo - r;falas! You.are 601 in but virtue and beauty. Ileiirietta,Dhout, heuce, at AotwerP with the first imports f •new'Seal Oil. the miners lee iv net yet fixt‘d a thereon o n the importation therlaa I - Into Great Britain. And still shalt stand, by covenant grace, - • If the nation.shoski4:asarviste:the-miurres:lnflicted upon Fin has . been examinina the har .h hooks, end has found out i . cL . . Sylph, Rvana,,henit...at ito elroet. ... prit.e.-Seed Oils have , been• in limited detnand: tins week, InitThe • • - • Euphemut Penntneton hence for Malta, at corunna, 18th NUT, holder:sof Linseed are askingmather Maher rates; pale. Rape iS SteallY• , . Tliouyitalt her stones be bath'd ill blood'. it; by a faction who, have no principlein common but thztt thename 1 married sou lay.ia not ouly.,mispelt, but that •at, ~. ,• • ~• •-n• : ' • -- • • •• - ' • • - • - .wati eeau or ilareinast sprung • e transactions in Palm Oil on the spot, must with our very lireittal Firm. ins the everlastin. hills, • .. that of plundering its coffers, trampling on its honours One of my Christian ones is alt)gether.omitted,• He dias, there •• Barri ton, Isu °a pp tal to be the Bodainetonsi)from Africa for -this. Stock. be - voiT t 'ft' 1 -il- ' ' '.- - 1 0 1 tons t t £l4 15s to ‘,l;l` , ri int.t, t ley o not exteet a. ons a MEETINGS. OF CREDITORS... . . . .. , ~ ••• . re . . C . ' ng *k ' '-- 'ln 6 10n ,, 13 • • ' ' JULY. golls' , Willett compaSsea ancient Lion round- ..it.:' • C tort; - sereted the /e / tie th t b nil • tti e f a•if • .1 . n can ..find inetitiltinnedestenyinv its trade, and invaw,og 'toe . • . . 9• 1 , -1 •aa ou us, •os . o tt ro per., was spo. en nt ~,, . 1-..- but forarrival•theramount to :shoat 800 , 'tons, at rafelt previously , e .1 1 h Cl• k •on s are, (Ist ) •---- • - - - • • 1 . Clarendon Rooms Pure as its seirtlVlAWing rills, • ' • ' 1 f't I Flail, political, and'relizious rights o . I s peop e, poS . f . e. , osivn . , . , • never be divided. hvery thin.-- in _ your present abode is your .- • s ', :, '.... •-•••••-•-----• , . ~. itained.-Oil of Turpentine is inquired for, 1 a Atli It advance has Wen '• ' 3. C. LSh • '1 . ;irides, (specral) • • • •. : Brett fret and Co. a - Her strength and holiness - found. tritiemtist.riffer up ita - thanksgivintas to a kind and merei. ant annuity et t iee tin re a-vear wi e regularly . lan ' ' '- ' h 'h d (.1 '' ' ...II b' .-. ler, iao yeti; iu quarterly payments at ' , the -bankeri. - • •SATURDAY, JuNS 23.-Wiod W. moderate. rettlized.-In Petersburg clean Hemp, nething,done:-.llol , namarlr tis ;_ Ss rtazt..-Golden•Fleeee. linket. andrCabetia, MI - doh, for Bahia- Without stock ;" 600 bales Bombay have beep, seldstt £l9 per ton. . , t .. ~ 4. Wm 'Benne • ' . anti 'C .- ' 4. James' (IT r( 3 4it: en t - 11.'.. (proof.....clarendon Rooms. 1 . ,' . Satan may iage and worldlings mock, rd Provifte. 11 . c-e; 'for it is ',morally certain that nothing For trlvielf I a • ' bl - "d" . . , in o ige to su mit an my estiTiy, or am . - .1 • , • • preseeta, Domaine, for Naples,. tke---,Lee. Rogerson, for St. Thomas 71• he Tallow market rematns.very firm, with a steady -demand. the .5. Samuel 13. Jackso n n " ,(cliy ( ' ''' '' ) ' -Ditto- • • . I ', Bei He bath Said, who cannot lie, . . •• . - ohn Cadmus, IllanChard,' for Philadelphia-Republic, Williams, Sales of •Petersbtfig• and Odessa yellow candle are about .200 daiks, at ,• ) t Ditto • 1 - iort of so high and, powerful interposition CUM save it wholly dependent - op the . will of my: father, who insists eil my. , ar a,11,,,,,aa a t,,, aaornfor . 4l.. for; Ne3v Ylnk-itipnney,:. Downt.s.- for 48s ad to 495, and sonle , thierroa Ayres 'to arrive at 40s. • • - • • That she, who's built On • 11 " -IinIST, TUB ROCK," . - „ , . .. - ."'" '7 : _72_7 - -=:...._- . , .......................-...- • ....... Shall devils, hell; end 'earth; defy. -. ' from the wttsequences of having been -governed by coon:- Setteng elf 'itiStantly for Inrlia. May, heaVen bless ;you,aral My. Gtawia, &c -Honor Christmas; for Beiroitt, Sata-Palinurus, Norman, • - -----, ' ' ---r- ---- r - • . lovely bey '. At ailit rate fleave vou tore cunsolation-you'are firt tits Petersburg : • • •'- , • • a , -, • ' • ••• a , . !-•' .., . „ .. • . .. , . ... „ , . NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY li, EP ORT , ' Holding alert a glorious lioht ' Swig which include a Visconnt Melbourne as Prime Mi- ~' , .- ' • -.-••• • ~ , . . . - ' ,-- - • - , . • . pinneent !" „ ! . SA-then-Sylph, Boston, for St. Petersburg • LIVERPOOL COTTON..MA titc. ET, JUNE 22.. .. -. e . . -' l'o cheer the ehtistian on his way, ~ hister,' a Spring Rice -ea Chancellor of the Exchequer, • .. .. . . . . " Villain !" said Edward Will* '. ' • di' ' 1 ":tid lams,. in plant y, what 1 Cleineetson , Ne*by; from Lakniira ;' Sailed 20th Mae.--.Vandalia, : • ,• - , aiiiit;t tart the The market this week his,. on the whole, beerr . . only • . • • }or the week, endine .1,1/NE 23, 1838. . .Soule J 'ff M f '' M b'l bth •1 iil2 , ad Al , and e erson, • ason, rom oa e; o sat e, .t , ay- -• , ' • . ;. . . • She guides - his trend - ding delis aright - n Russell,' a 'Palmerston, and a.Gdenelg, as Secretariexof you reply ?'' ' - ''• •• ' - 'alteration in rices to notice. ia -in the contmen-qualitias of •Ameriean • • • - plobt• York from New Orleans-Bullev, Fistiwir, front 'Messina- • : P • • ' TO worlils of everlasting day. State . a P ItTI . - P 'd t ftl Bo 1 f • "`Nothino • I packed Up . lity - rsrnall `Wardrebe; Iftll my •" • • ' f s K • 11 which are id per la lower. .. e a , •Warnor, Armstrong, frmn Nentee--Mary Qtteen o cotts, levt•• • • •••• •. , Speculators .have: taken 7 n 2000 Anieritaatt' PATIENT-S anairra•an. •• 1 • PATIENTS DISCHARGED .• . . -. . ~ . . Accideuta without recommen- ' I Cured ;'• ; ' • ' 20' •valuable. ••' -• • • • -' and experters 930 Ami•nean and 550 Surat. • •.: .•. • • jewels Sod trinkets . beliintl me; reserved. oply gold from Paraiba ; sailed 20th May. in company with the Rowena for , . . . .. •, , • •• - . • . • . . • sear wit for her' , Away those tear I Trade, an Eiirl of Alulgravn .as Lord Lieutenant of Ire- :' ' datiou. Christian! her . Day.sman pleading stands- lanai-, and a Daniel O'Connell- aS dictator, ' bully, ann . - • - ?notion to pay expensed Of . my• journey ; and, after sending Liverpool, -The Charh , s. Kerr, from Sydney for lantdon. Sa..Portland, Medical and IS ease§ avith . Incurable. 1 • .: ' •-• . C tib from alne = for Live Mot - were to sail from Pernambuco i ACCOUNT OF SALTS AND I Ml l .O RTS OE COTTON ~ o ro. r ~3 , y r; , , . , . Ile'. reigns-fling to the svind your fears- s . the key of thehouge to the aesidence of this man P father; 1 took recommendation planderer-general. - , • -.., 17th Alay-Radereast, Millard, from „Roney ;, sailed 3nl.l•Alue.- • The : ' Propi 1/!e pet but, to this day ill to re.. She's grayeil on . his.heart and bands. . • . • you, tar only treasure, irt. my arms, threw myself into a etraen - . . . itemainingie the Hospital..., .. .... •-- 74 • '' - 1 k • d fi J ' ' . Brutus, and I tok,sai cd about three wet s previous, an t e ane, . . Stew with victorious garments on, ... . - • -arrived at my ;nett father's 'house:and, putting• that tenet- alaint•fistel weeks preatious. all far Livcrpool.-Colehis: Knight, from i - - _ -,E,„,, rea t . . isteoura. - . . SALES OP THE were. Prices. This W kahisYear House Visitors, Jpeques M yers, Is4l. and John Itigby,'Esq. Shewing her. perfumed graces forth, THE CROWN 3 - E - WEL - S. - into , his , hands caltnly asked hirn if I had done right !" ' :• New Orleans ;, stalled 22nd slity-all at this port - - ' -•.•-•.---. -...- Chaplain, ltev. ILK Joseph.-Treasitret, Ti. W. .13ateson . , Lsq.. Unrivall'd she Shalt stand atone • . • •".141 y noble, my. virtuous Mother I":"cried out EdWard in a (azelJe; A4hbri-a•;e:lienee for Quebec, at Milford . . • • ' 230 Sea Island • 17(1 fi, 36t1 •i • . Bettie Surg,con-Mr. Benjamin Blower. The praise -the glory of the earth. ' As considerable alterations have recently been made in the - • 1 •• ' - transpnrt; " now indeed - 1 WIT proud 'of 'aim. 'What said My Nimrod. Mapning..hence for Charleston, was spoken27o , lllay„ in 6 :..- 13 A '545 t 30'4775 _.. , . . randtzuher?"- -, , • --- - - at. 35 18', fong. 50 2% 41) S • d tattle .. - • .. •,. arrangement of the crown jewels, in anticipation rif•theitpproach- sa • • ••.. ~ h . .Havana•Vacket, Grant ; Dwaalus,Scott; and Kingston, Kelly. hence 7740 Bowasd aleorgia . 51 -81 ' • . Donations and Subscriptions received.ky Messrs Arthur Heywood , . . . ~ g " J h Iti hh , .. • • ust ty at• / ong t e wonld, said Alice; my mot er Molsite a. ••••• • - 5s -81 1 • So as, and Co., and at all time Liverpool Banks. , . ' ' •-.- - - ' ing coronation-and as the public - o,enerally, and that portion ' .at Bonny , ~3190 . , CON:TEMPORARY PRESS. o ourrea ers o whom e roovemen g o royal)), are a matter 1' d. t 'the ' "t . r ' rat bl • ~ ..... . . e a ..- - ra er amed inc not •bringinar tisvAv the jewels anti what ;a a , n i. 6 DA)3, , , ....;.---- , from.Bristhl, at ditto • . klub:mut and•Tennesseea.•• •51,- 61 ' .?•11403 • 440379 • . •. • money there rwas - in. the house : bnt•noz-I scarned..everY thing . ide, Thomas from Lim , . at Valparaiso . i 5990 New Orleans... ... . . •-• ,-. • 5 1 .." 7 9 ' •/ • ''' ' • of inqiiiry, are more particularly interested in lite Subjet4; the THE.FACTOEtY BILL. :. - following notice May not he unateeptable; 'Fbe reoalia used at Coining from such a source; Of- course; - I !Mire never received ' .Darteiiii. - -- 2 .-•••, front the'Clycle ter NeW South Wales, at Rioianeiro' 1 ~.,„ t'Periiambueo and . Paraiba..,. RI 7•.... 9 1 1 -1955. i. -29609- . • LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT -'' I Miceli and Ceara.. :... ... •.. - Si -7- 9 A ' ever had r a single inc since ' • -liereiee,-...---,, hence as Bahia •. . . :, . . ... . . . •- •- • • June 21,•'1,83 . 8.• • - '-: - . (•Proas the Morning Herald.) , • coronitione dte deposited in a sthallitpaitraenf of the 'Fof,ver - of a. . .., Elliajohnstone, .1 1 ,trie, and Superb, Boult, hence at Pernambueo / • 220 Bahia and•Maveio. • .' 71 ..... .8s • .... 11121 . • .. 4 ..... _. • ... • „•. .. • from tne mmourzible;Edward Treeillion." •• 84 - 9 - 7 - , . a lam . • orsortartottn:. aostateb. .. Mr- Villiers last night affected to-treat with eontempt Loridcni; i ntowh ich only a certain number .ot, persons-we be- •., From . wilt - ) " ' '1 ?, inquiret the boy, s • tarting - up,•Unct lOokiag • SifJolan Totain,,-. bence at Demerara ' . ..- ; • ' .- -• ' • .. : 1 40 .. - ‘,l Sa 1 8 I , ••''' S• ' in wginned".;:........ • - .4. •• • a - --• patients cured lieve ix-are admitted at a tune ' They are thilided from the . Time - -, luoice off 'Havana , , .. ... . , the interest even expressed .for the factory children, "by - • y, -: with wildness in his mother's face, • •Jrist:plia , --- , , - heart ufr Nlobile I. '5l Irla9 _ , ... 7 ..., •••., t ..., i .... Relieved and nt own request - 9 I Ont.patients ....•... ...' .. . '.• .. . , 0 • spectator's tiy.a strong' double row of 'brass hara and are in a. : .. i t - . . Lirid- Ashley, and other - cOnservative. 'gentlemen !If . - • •• . . .. , , : ..? . ~... . is a name; my child, to which' it seerni you - have no legal. : Pateliml t .Yabsley. and Fi!tter. Witch, ,Gallican, Itente - tiff Liahon ' Para. .... , .-,. - - ) Made Ont-patients -4 A eeidenti 4incr. the hat 'repart 9 • large glass ease which forms one side of the apartment. Fhe , • . 8, -- _l2 • , • ' 85 • ' 621 Irregular - ' , 10 Pemorara,,Suri tiara, Sces'...... • . 2 1 Remain in the house ........ I9A tfiey . realty pitied, the . poor, these gentlemen would re- most eon. - h •b b f • '- ' ' spienouis ainongst t e crowns, ot roin its size atm its a• • , . rights- at Jeast to the . surname-7'revileirml". .- • . ..• - - 14th Vine • ' . 9-- 12.1 , . .... • . '16004 Mad • 1 ) pal I.lll,.cpili,,ldi?sts 1 .• ..• , • •, . . •,. . ' - . . antiquity, is the ancient imperial cr9IVII, or, more praperly, Ti- ' ....• • .• la iss me; clearest .mother! - again! 'again! novr, for d, tittle' ' farewell !",. And be shot like an arrow from thebow.' • • . 4 .sl'Lellan, yrigiare, hence at Gironde -.- Vriendschtip, Kinzen;hence at Texel • • ' Barbados, . a • 61 - Anal it the corn lasts were repealed to morrow the gal crown. 'This Crown was used at. all cororiatiotis from the . . . Matilde, --,----,.jience•for Genoa,. off Cape St... Mary-6th Jane- •30 ' Peruviart •71 '-7 8 . 1,. 1 • .1 , Consulting Slll*oll9, 51r, yo t a . ltnwifircl Mr. Dawson. condition of -the factory children, and of all Who live by hit of reortre the Fourth ' : . time of Hawaii' . the Confessor till t , a, . ~,,, . ._., , " , illv.young deliverer!' my brave ; my'excellent boY I What-. Unicorn, Redman, from New Orleans, at the Cove, and -.proceeded " , Bahama : . House Visitors-51r R. Molyneux earl Mr R. Semple• .. to the'Claade , ' -' '-- • • . - - 7 I. • .. : - 2.-0 -Lagiwyra. •.. ... - 8 • I , Chaplain, the'. Rea , : It. Davies. -11 S - n• • ' ' , . . -• It is very-lame and heavy. Its arches, floWers, and fillets pre - obse urgeon, ldr, Notting ta 4 the Sated their labor„ wimildile rend red beyond Com-. , , ,-. ~ .... , ~ . . ~. „. • ... .„ can I - do for you? You have saved toy life, be it my duty to .Sainuel • Whiter, Roger, from Valparaiso, .and • Monarch, Salmon, 20 Common West India, Sze - 8 > 60•T>.13619. , • . • •- coverer! with large - jewels ot every colour, .surrounuirg a cap .. .ot - • • take care,of: • ' fr • What - is. ,your :name niv • f Ire J neiro a` , Faimonth' •' . . yo.urs an u ine. :young rom i a , • - • • • 5-'.41 . . I I ..., LOCK lIOSPITAL., ITlSP.nf.n)Ore. miserable than : it i 5.,,, (-heap corn is 16 be put* eelvet, laced with- treble rowi - of eimtqe. lirlit ' 4 .- . ,SUNDAY", Rain 24.-Wind W. 0 . 20 • Sjpyrna l*, -7 I. 1 • Discharged ll I Admitted,: ..... 13 lln the Poq ital ... 59 ' • . hero ?''.. said the gentleman lyingsa the inn called , " ThesDruid,"; ' ' •••, • -• • the welitninary to what Mr. Villiers would deem ,cheati Next to this is the Queen's crown :it is composed cut irt - •,ly of at Llanclidas., - with the , broke le "W • ill bf•-d " •b - ARRlVED.Bombay‘Pack , t, Garnoek, from Bombay-Challenger. - Manilla '• - [ 1 ' Patients are admitted every 44 at 12 o'clock,Sunda;exce - pleil. Il• ' l' • ar , e Ilea a* 0 Itt edeley„. IPOW, Bininv:-Antb:.lMarihall, and Margaret Forbes,' King . • • -1820 .Surat.' • . ..•• - ,'4 - 51 • ' 2041 ' 24542 ....... „ .911-)011r • andAlr.aven knows, that in England labour is, ~ diamond's Of the largest Size. - Ifwas made for Nlatt of illodena, ~ c • • I.' .- t " ij 4 1 • coo ii , ti,ket . , ~_ e rae.your name? . from New Orleans- ilenry Leeds,. Marshall; Bragauza, Baker • anti, . 60 Madras . 1 ...: .-..........------ - ' • •• - It is said to "Isaac cost one one him- ' tone heap already ! But Mr. 'Villiers is a recralar San- the wile ' ef ' lames the Second'. •• • ,•.• . . • " t.dwayd," answered the boy, almost sullenly, with a-look Franklin:. Goodhew, from ' alobile , L-Napsileoh, 'NV CtiPpin, ' and ' ; 20 Bengal • • ~,........,...., • 4a - 5 LIVERPOOL TI,DE T4uLi' „ ...... . • - gt-ttgo. The labouring poor his his . patients, are dying of • dred and eleven lb and pounds. The next•is a cororiet of plain o old avitlaitit any jeWcta; tvhich - , inexplicable whieh, to the sick gentleman. seemed ~, -. " char is my own,"' Said the invalid, " wh - at is your other Charleston-,Pallaa, . Blanchard, from St Joseph-Jane , danderson,. --- •- .- ra--.Anna Frederieka, Brandt, from Itostock-LWm.'Hill, 1 2071(1 bales_ : . from Mala., , , _______ ,_ • 78101 a 57823 . Day, 1 Atli:. I Ern. arr. i - • - ---• ' • ... inanition, the natitt . al result of blond-le i tt.ng and .a,water is ceded the " PrinCe of Wales's Cretan:" When - there is in ' - . -,--,--", frcon,l4eghorn--.Waltefield, --,-, from St. Johti a •-and Sophia,' - I ,r , = • a • ,name ?" - 1-••••-- i ---- --__ IL titet.,;-ano toe•only method which SaTigivdo Villiers can heir apparent to the throne; it is placed befOre:his seat i the it- . "I ha. h " '. ' ' i - - nt er cried the bov indionant y. Stewart, trom hkabri(lo('S. • Jt - NE '25. ! it. tt. IN. At. r, I , • • ~.. ' . .• •SatiEn.-s-Emperor, :Rey ward, for. TrieSte-Victoria, 'Yates, for . Tho market.coatiauoattalt, without chang.sin prier, on SatUrday the• Till•Pday.... .26 '!. 3 , 3 1, 155 14 _6 Leneth of clay. trl 's4tra• del./in:ft of lestoring their stren tl . . It I 1 1g 1, ts. to. e ) oot more House of Lorda cin a' velVet Cusbien.' Dining the regency of a ' e - n° '• • - ' - . .. • -How is that? inquhed the gentleman, eyeing h•iM uith eyi... Pernambueo-Virrinia - , Knight ; Amelia, Penington end Ilelah, sales were - 3,000 bags and to-day they are 2 500 hags Weditesday,:27 ', 2 1.5 . _ '1 234 la 10 ',Jupiter in caM. 9h 15rnr , copiously, and to increase his doses of - .water ! • George the Fourth, it, was placed at theleft of the_regal crowe, a aent admiratim.= not with d li• 'ld d 'd • ' • - cf . " - ' • t'tilaii stan mg taco an coustrame am Hammon ~ for , •________ 1h - - R h t 51 - Th ' •• R ' ' ' ' " '. • •t • ', - ' t c p ta- oer , orris, comae , oseoe, , __ _ __ __ Tlntrsilay . ..28 1• 2' 5.) ••3 15 . 15 9 51 i. when the Regent went to the House of Lords. .. ' . •, •" My father robbed me of My name " retorted the Vouth' his Delano; Woodburv,Cutting.-and Angetique,luber, for New .York-, ' Friday . o9 .3 38 4 1 'l2 • •..., •St l' oon n apogee 6h even eter ; • ' ' - ' • The . " Queen's diadetn" ia exeeledingly boautiful•-it is corn• ' - , . : ' •--•'--- • • : • • ,• - A n -- •I' ',. for New Orleans--Victory; Jervis, for Lisbon- . LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MA.RK ET Jetta 23- - Sanirl 30 t t 4.•27. . - 4 55 n,tn al ovt, 11 7 t •Le n n -• ' i gth of nig,ht 7h Bm. * THE IRISH LAW APPOIN'I'MEN FS. . posed. entirely of pearls a.nd-dianiiinds; ildiffers in shape from. _-_. . ewe kindling - ' out he could not rob my mother of ber honour Louisa, chattier, for -Leg , horn-rsAn . ... na,Deldehrundt, total Maria,•Witt. , . - • ''S' d n a n d ' '' . ' - ' E. (I. S.A. stim l "3••• • •••• • 1 -Is s . i, 5 s t; IL 3 / 3d. sunday utter' rinity. that was beyond his his • I' .' ' ' ' ' power. ray, sir, is . not youi name,: (Front the arlar4 4l e , m4 i t.' ' die" Queen's Crowa;" as - having do arehes. 'lt was made for T , ,• 11 • „, ?., ' • for Itambni•-r15 7 01f,' Langshoff, 'for IJanzig-Parthenon, Thome§ ; • • • • oat H a y ......„„ )). .7 v 419. 4 ,20% • Potatoes',.... l'illaa 1.0• Ir 90th. itlontlay 2.! 62. , 8 ,7 ; 1 . . ii • 2 "Visit. of .B,V. Mary. .The lrishiaw uppointments are saickto he coropleted'S' the wife of William the sThirtf, Mary the daughter of James , e 4 . 11 ."''' • • • • . • , . - • ' • Rose:•Flandens; and-Corinth, Smith,•for.Boston-.M anthill e, Alderson, NNir F1aV....... 0' 0 0' h ---'-- ' . Catta. Potatoes I 6 1 9 - - , • tis ", said recunibent - ac • -• " wai • u learn r , thleman, ho d3o . , and Orient, Taylor, for - SincaPore, fac.,-Abercronaby„, Ure ; Birkby,, ei pae alt,,,,-„,,,...0 6•. 0 'a_..... Taraips- •- 0 .0; 0 .. WPM* ton , • - . - ly called "Th 1 1 4 e • ' - , , the present Attorney-Generai for Ireland tWoulfej• is to the Second. What was, till very - recent, , e ... w it, bo .. ~ • y ? . JOhnstore, and Britishltet'oine. Atkuis:for'Quebee-Sultana, Rogers,. PACKET_ BOATS FALMOUTH ,STATION, S;raw Utieat ' 0 5 0 6t= Carrots he : Chief Baron, Mr.Sergeaut Bat I, Attorney-(ieneral. , Imperial Crown," is now nolonger here; its has 'been reidoy'eal, ~ Froava voice within' the, sir, a voice called i ng ia,,t_ w hi c h for Malta, I'ke..-- : -Ilercules, - Erich. for. Htettir , ...-41argaret Scott, Scots, . a o'CIIW ' Olt - 0 41 0 6-- Manglewurzle 0 00.0 - . GISNEita i. Pos7-oFries.-June 22, 1837. • • „I to Messrs. Runde!' and I.lridoe's - on faid.ate-hill, where it will. • , • land for St PeterSlatirg-NePtanua, Voss, 'from Rostock-Cronus, - 1 • ..` . „ Straw nrey o,es 0 . 4 -.- M :attire • ....,••• 6 . 0. 7 0 --- - .. - The - incredible statement-if anything 1 t :iititi --g nllB- 'be broken f -- f - ".' ' • - up or the construction o the .new croan, %vita %amen . , .. • • arded I.y she initials on your linen, assured me that I stood in - . e • • tan .sten,, and 110 nung, reos, or • s Imre-, onge . ga la, au er, . matis made ' - . emduot to the present goVernment Muhl lilt - .7: - . - 01_ble- h I • • b' d-It ' -d f C . present it ajesty is to e crowne . v.as ma, e or . reorge a ~..,,,,, T. ..,_ n n . ..., and n the . presenee.ef nue, , who,•affer -calling m . e• into being, basely f„ i : ueSc - r ira .. Dordt-Marmora, Myer. for City Poinl, Virginia-Catherine, ••• _ . : ~ . .. . . . - PesTitt.a7loB.. his ou2 fixprz . 1 th vzothez who bore me. . Tylstea,sfor Arebangel-tscottanda• Berryman, for•Ntrginta tapas, •• . . LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,' JUNE 23. ' upro Lembo*. Last Packets . . Next Packgll. Sailed. Due. the incredible staten t that ''cil - Xi' t . )en , tat .. Jrr.F h• d with 't both h d - tIO - F a ;HI • II , ~.• , ieen, the ourt ,un tar i.e an William t our ,wert, Merciful God,s" said the stranger; and he -fainted on his VVoodside,,for Portland, U.S.-Nrolhalla, Stevens, for Castines-Plice- --- ....,...._,.. . , .........---...........--- ofrt;resl, and had refused, the Master Ship or - iteRAIR kr; crowned. tt was'ot' the imperial form, with unright, and:alrutist pillow- • , :, . . , • •• • nix,-Bunnemeyer; for Anneerp-and Maria, Krohn. for Wolgast. ' ' ".- ' The int rt •fll a• 'CI f - li ' d ' " ' ' . " • his week very moder•tte po . s o . a a tt es o . t e tra e , are t .. . • H o ll an d , .. „,„,' T am 8 : F r i. Milo. S; ThUO . ' Those f . _ Torn ForeT,n ports consist of 2 . , 41,0 quertersof,WheatandL7fo Itola-nd,„•, is inltled. . Our. readers ma II t I t e" P ull ' y recto ec tIP W tett arches, bearing a diamond . ineund - , - or orb • ,cr flie . fitieSt, . Q " haomething --must have agitated him," cried • the surgeon, - ---•-:-"'- • '• - '• • Ramberg & Swed. Ttlea. Bt,Fri: • !rues. ffa Satasr,. = hrilliauts. On the 'top of the Manna was a crosi of' precious Portland. Conlin). frarn Sydney, N.S.W. at this port, in lOS days f Darrels of Flour. At Tuesday's market there was rather a lively de- Lisbon - ' paepated. t bein for this. The ..liortiing Chronicle affirms . soon after . entering the room end seeing , Edward tenderly imp , rnand for Wheat at .very full _prices picked. samples. of Irish red . - d 1 - w - th three r • kalif:lpearls In Ur' (root stones, a ornei i • e emar .. large.._.. . e lefttnethe Bth March. and Pernambuco on the Allay • . Madeira ..... ..... Saturdays 1 1 Brogitn•za.• - ' ItAlid Tan that that has been done, which we said would he done- porting his patient of this crown wai a lame Jerusalein tresS entirely froate4 'with ' ' ' .• "-I left hi qu't cool add in 'well- now in i e n o reached 9s. 9(1. to 9s 10d' per 701bs bent. Id to 2d per bushel abov 3{. ) A ship of about 400' tons, was seen 27th ult. bottom up, near the _,,. • . •, •• •• o • • . . e, Spain 8; .• ihralt. ••• - ' • June 18. , June 24. . . . Ty s ka' ' " ' L ' ..1 -' '' ' '" - • '• '' ' --- • . -.' -•,• - • - .1, •-heis in ahigh fever! • •Has any otherpersen•been here?'" • . island of St Peter •,•- ,• • • '• • . : ' • tneratesol.tmsalay se night.--In . the value of Oats there was no 1 11 :Nal and Greece 2nd Saturday lberia..June 11. , t does the reader, now think, of . ortl, elboorne ? brilliants„and in its centre was a unique sahhire, two me es „ _ • a • change, hut several large parcels were bought on cottntry account ; E• l , • • • „ . , No, air saui tho nurse • " , I just stepped•out• of:the 'room Andes - from Pernambuco for Malta, was spoken Ist instant, . , .. ypt and 1• n• n ndta .. 4th Saturda . ,y Jai' ril - Melbourne,,boasta that he' ne‘ier. spoke . to.-14c. ' long, tind nearly as broad, of the purest and deepest azure. I los, to fetch som ' ething as thiB aa ' mng master was -here who - sa v e d off Calm de Gatt •' • . .. . ppieeS ranging fr0n129. , 11d. bp to 35." 2d: per 451bs. for very choice' Madeira - Ist Tuesday 11 MB Lyra, H.M.B. SpeY• - a vipTi • A• • It's II I 1 t t tl 1 1 I' I ne .in is_ ie,amtla. o re on y ettcr w tic I crown was, however, more gorgenue than elegant - there was his h i , e ', 5 - --•:' -.., .. ~ ~_., i. d b,,,•• sir win. iii,suicote, a oue may say, ana wuen I came Inca t i Duthie, at the Cape of Good Rope Irish. There has sinee not_ heen-mueh tictual business in either ar- Brazil 8: B. Ayres. - each morith• June 8. • June ' 29 . but little taste displayed in the sba f - f ' pe oit. it was o a size far mill - Win: Lockerby, Parker, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for tide, hut prices are fully maintained. . A few hundred loads of Oats. America 1 • ke•July 17 st Wedne . s Melville. he. ever received from that person Inc reply tvaa that "it large 1 h head' f her -M• • ' A - • ••1 •thUS Mauritius 23rd April .. • ~ • • , Meal have been soh; at 26a. 6.1.; 275. per 2401b5. is the eXtreme quOta-• - • , , too tor the eo present ayesty, an its weig a c - Jarnal_ L a ard is da f . mB E B. Mutine, • ' t W • 3 •!‘lt iS very stran e," said the sur eon. " I cannot account F g g Hambro' at Newfoundland 1 .dgecombe, Roberts, from . . , . . . ' tion for hish..•-Flour has met a moderate retail demand at 52s '•• .to ra,s. 1 Isl. az Ilayti.. yy 0 11. . . xpress required no answer." This, we can take upon. us . t . o.say,. nearly seven pounds! The jewels with which it waa decorated f ' ' h b b • 41 ' or it • but e must e led mime rately-hissenses are wan- St.; Patrick: , Evill, hence at • • • • ditto -; • ' per sack Tor the best marks.-Barley, Beans, and Peas' remain as last 1,,,,,,i i ..4 - June 3.• June 27. is a frequent boast of Lord Melbourne ;, yet,his. lordship have been transferred toihe crown now beingmade . by Messrs. 3 • ' . ' . derin e „.!" . ~ . . ~- , .. • . • Esk, Bell, f'om Bahia, and Albion', Horeen, hencent.,Ellut . noted.,--In the bonded market a few parcels of • Wheat havo changed aiAt eo ; •pd H a - isth d aN '1 11 M B Alert, , o f .- .M. B. Star. • • ' It andeli and riirldwe This verV elegant is in shape some . ' proposed says the. Moruing Ohroniele, to -raise to one. r. • • - - • • -• " I - have killed my father!" thought Edward to himself per- Pima, .Petera;lience at WatuCinunde • hands during : the week at 7s. to 7s. fitt. per 701b5., fine red realialm , t. , ,-, vana. - ... . thing like the croWn of Elizaheth but it is rather larger and will • Dora ,Krohn, hence at Wismar 'the latter price ;in Flour a large business has been done, probably to , a aa ,,,,a i ~ ,,„„a-, • . of,,the highest offices on the judicial . bench " that per- - - ' - - ' . haps I ought to have .Btaid till lie recovered. But no; he wanted the extent of MOO or 9,000 barrels, at 275. to 28s. per barrel ; someof 1 ',lll ---• ' --: ' Isth clay of B. Reindeer, Nightingale. come down more upon the head of the wearer than did the di a- •- - • JObn"Ormeroil, Roberts, hence at Swinemmule _ id. Sc Hayti, > • son"..-witom-he does not think worthy to be spoken to by .• . - s•anething to rouse him ,He bad no pity on my mother L - Still extra quality is held above the last-named rate. • -. each month. June 1 7 . July 11, . .. tem o 1 eee e nat e , t aug 1 of II tI 1 1 . fil' 'liFit-bibTh . ' • ' - ' ' ' dere Henry te. lieam eaVesta, Kruger, hence at Memel - 7 Carthagena ' J • . , - • him (COM Melbourne) and who, in his opinion, is ha. are of ihe imperial forui; the is ' f . l • t . • .1p is o pur p le ve ve , sin room - t e will not die Iw It I p . m. h. . t ou 1 nave been better,. perhaps, if LERWIC::, June 17.-The Thomas Scolley, from Liverpool, has . - . - • • he had perished. ina h e slate-quarrY ! Yet that would have been. taken the.ground at Scalloway. but it is expected will be got otr . . • ~ , entilled - te ti civil answer to a -lette,.r. . . . ed. at the bettnm With A. bend of ermine-. 'there is little gold in LIVERPOOL . PROVISION MARKET, JOSE 25. . ..i. -+•.• ver . 1 k . H t l .11 1 I t H ys me mg. ow il. ooo ‘s.- . • oW Wildly he talks I. limy , Bin:ills. . Tt'fs. Ma in that la • mrd Melbourne.thinka more highly of., it, The frame and hoops being, composed of silver, in . which. the hi's heatf burna! ' L • - 1 -,, A ,I I did Li me it wit. imy tears!, ~n,....te so; MONDAY. 'Jew:- 25. 'market ' Out Butter continues to present a most anomalous appear- On the 15th instant. in etow»-street, the lady. of Lieut W Wet . 4 • : i brilliants and other precioul stunt.. are'set very thickly amid • • • I.D . rdr,M elbourne than he thinks of t.he coantiy and the . • ••• • -. . .- - . nigat and day'he sat beside him.; .gase him the inedicine- front Gibraltar Cadiz &•.e.. mails, arrived. ance-viz. an -extensive • eonsumptive' dernand. With daily (lechnine Jones from wiees. .ou o re 411 Tan. s alp now to e pure age( at ts to RN Ii soeetnr of the river of anon ARPIVF.h . -Floraville, ' ; from Lirme-Triton, J f • Sthfl 1- d b I 1. h• 1 8 ''' -• ' • ' • • relit taste It wt• I after the coronation be placed in the'Fower i • • - On the 2lst instant the lady of 11. F. Penny, Egg, Brunswielt• ( a /rattan's ,service, since. he de(stas th, man . / - I t,. goo d. g • , . , ~.. .. . i i s own hand; listenetlao his ravings.when the hire New Orleaere-Lonisa, Freeman, from Mobile-Sophia, Jones, and 118 s, being artduction in the value since our last of 4s tO. 5s 'per •ewt. - for the inspectinn. of the pu . blie. terrace, Bootle, of a da n uehter. . • • • - ••• .., ' . . . hto communicate with him anoig ... personally or by let- The golden or is a hall of gold, six inches in ••- ' • - slept.; nor ; could. he be drawn his bedside, Li tta(nigh-bia Harriet Scott. Arnold, from Charleston-Sephia, Ilumphreys from -1 nun 'Heave diaMeter, mlged .-. • - ... • • • " - B I d ßeef Steady at toss to 110 a, Li),;ht.ate. 95s to 102 s per Wlf Id f St John Nli -Anti' /IT tierce-Prime Mesa Pork 71is to Vs 6ct per hit-Belfast Bacon 50s . ar /a oes•-• ate te . -, from ~ , • • ~ ~ , ter, as eligitde to be Alaster of the Rolls. ' . . - gra.nntatiser. who rode over. daily to . visit the sick gentleman . with eat and girded ; With precious 'shines •, 'it is silt-mounted an d ire st h : q was, iii his hii , - ' 1 Tooker, from Miramiehi-Wm. Hill, Berrill. from Leghorn-s'lpin t. to 52s per cwt, and in good request. • M ARRI ED. • ~ . ed the b 9 K,. le assiatanee a. . p er„ conjur oy: ---.....--. wish a ernes. beneath which is ti remarkably large ameths . 'st. • - Rente. from.D:intric-,--Solia, -, from Sicily•=-Portlana, COtthro, , . 'At Leek, Mr. J. Howes, of this toWit to . 4• he the love he. bnre his mother, to relax in hiss attendance on Ann, only d h WI y aug ter of r. , • - • - Hoekenhall, Birchall, near ,Leek Staff Ih* _ .. _ • OP( s ire. O' CO N NELL AN) 'IIJI MINISTRY. ( Franz the Standard). The Mistershio of the Rolls was offered •tha Mr. CYCionaelli! ! To , Mt'. O'Connell—the Repealer. T0.14tr.. O'Connelt--t Azitaton. (Knnnell—the Mendicant. .T 9 N. O'Connell—the,libeller of the - women of Eng:. As considerable alterations have recently been made in the arrangement of the crown jewels, in anticipation eltheitpproach ing coronation—and as the public generally ? , iiivi,that porliop ourreaders to WhoM the movements of tovalty are a taller of inquiry, are more particularly - interested in the itibjelf, the following notice may not be unacceptable. 'The regalia used at coronations are deposited in a Rhea ttpaitritenf of the 'roWei of London; into which only a certain 'nuinlier of persciriS—We be l• • liege six—are admitted at a time. They are' divided froni the spectator's by.a strong' double "row of 'brass bars; and are in it• large glaSs Case which fortes one Side" of the npartreent. The most conspicuous amongst the crowns both from its si ze and its antiquity., is the ancient imperial CS*); ar, mote property, re gal crown.. 'This crown was used at , all coronations from the time of Edward' the Confessor till that of George the. Fourth .. . It is very-large and heavy. Its arches, floWers, and fillets ar e coverer! with large jewels' of every colour, sortminding acak of purple velvet, faced with-treble rows or eitithie: Next to this is the Queen's crown : it is composed put in-ty of diamond's of the largest Size; - rt - was made for Mary of Modena, the wileof James the Second: - It is said to 'bate cost one him.: Bred and eleven theusand pounds: The next-is a coronet of plain gold, 'Withdut any jewels; which, is called the t' Prince of Wales's Crown:" 'Whentbeee is an heir apparent to the threne; it is placed befOre•his seat in the . House of Lords tin a velYet cushion. During the regency of, George the Fourth, it was placed at the left of the regal crown, when the Regent. went to the - House of Lords. The . " Queen's diadem, is exceedingly beautifulit is com posed entirely of pearls and- diamtinds; it differs in sluipe from the " Queen's Crown;" as having no arches. 'lt was made for the wife of William the -Third, Mary, the daughter of James the Second. What was, till very recently, called" The l' 4 4eW „ Imperial Crown," is now noloinger here , ; its has 'been reMoved, to Messrs. Runde!' and Bridge's on Liidgate-hill, where it will ; be broken up for the construction of the'new ciewn, with which her present Majesty is to be crowned. It Was made for George the Fourth, and with it .both be and William the Folirtb,were crowned. it was'of the imperial form, with upright, and'ilmest pointed arches, bearing a diamond Mound; or orb of the finest, brilliants. On the 'top of the was a cross or precious stones, adorned with three remarkably large pearls. In the front of this crown was a large JerusalemcresS, entirelyfroStatj with and in its centre was a u nique sapphir e, two inches long, anti nearly as broad, of the purest and deepest'azure. This, crown' was, hoi - vever, more gorgeoui than:elegant there was but little taste displayed in the shape of it : it was of a size for too tarp, for the head 'of her present Majesty, and' its Weight was nearly seven pounds! The jewels with which it was decorated have been transferred to the crown, now being , made by Messrs. Rancid! and 46d0. This very elegant crown is in shape some thing like the crown of Elizabeth, but it is rather larger, and will come down more upon the head of thp wearer than did the dia dem of the celeimited daughter of Henry the Biabth. The arches are. of the imperial f or m; the cap is of purple velvet, sorround ed at the bettem with a bnod of ermine. There is little gold in it, the frame and hoiips being composed of silver, in which the brilliants and other precimi stones are set very thickly and with great taste. It wi , t, after'the coronation, be placed in the _ Tower for the inspection. of the public. The etiltien orb is a ball of gold, six inches in diameter, edged with 'pearls awl girded' With' precious shines •. it is , surmounted with a cross, beneath which is a remaikably large amethys . t. This:will be placed -in' the left hand of the.Quecn during.one part- of the coronation.' There. are now. in the Tower three'scepties-the rine is called " the sceptre with Ibe erbsti.: l ' it is. placed in'the right hand of the Monarch clating.the coronation ceremony.' The head of it is composed of triple leaves 'br jewellery, representing in their form and colourthe emblemsnf the imperial union. Another is the " sceptre with the dove." The cross Whereon the symbol of peace reposes is; together with the centre and protnmel, richly covered with jewels. Anti the third. " the Queen's ivory sceptre.". It belonged to the Queen of James the Second: It is mounted in gold,. and has oi its top a doVe of white onyx. This sceptre has no jewels, but it is remarkable. for its elegant simplicity. A legend is attached to i!,. which renders it an object of great interest: it was used at the corOna tion of the unfortunate Anne Boleyn. Besides these crowns and sceptres, there are in the jeicl: • recta, or es it is called in the old Norman French, the language . of ourancestors, "Salle de Coati onner," a vast number of Most gorgeous and costly geld vessels, for the use of ,the MOniirch and his guests and the coronation banquet. There is h golden wine. fountain. nearly three feet high, and es Much in cliental . - ference. It pours out four jets dip rin - , in several diviSions; and . is, together with the other gotden ves'-els;•of the inaseelaberate workmanship: The golden font, in which the royal children are baptized, is also here, as also the " ' or golden eagle, trout which the holy oil for the, atinointment of the Mon arch ie.poured into the golden spoon. TheSe two laid were . brought by Thomas-a Becket from they' Abbey of Sens, in France... They are of very high antiqiiity,'and 'verY,curiOus workmanship. The whole of these costly geOis are udder the guarifiahship of the Lorrl . Chanaberleiri, which keeps . 'the of the closet in which they are placed. %he crowns and icelitres. have recently been cleaned, and their present'apPearance is exceedingly dazzling and brilliant. The fee fur a sight of them , :has been lowered to one shilling ; and they ceriainly afford es good a ,sight,'-both to the amateur and the untiouary;as any titing for the same money In London. . • land. , :. i - 1?&Mr. O'Connell—the perfidious witness of 1825 (we' never said peljtired witness; good Freeman's Journal ) To Mr. O'Connell—by his own confession the confi dential•law adviser of the Mani! conspirators. " To Mr. O'Connell—the convicted seller of the Carlow seats: *To Mr. O'Connell . the lying voucher of Patrick Egan, of MOW, , • Te O'Connell--prosecuted for sedition by the Wigs, and saved only by pettyfogging: . , To -Mr.•O'Connell—cortvicted of a 'seditious libel, and punished in the person.of his publisher-, . • . . To Mr. O'Connell—denounced, in the.speech-from the Thn me in ISM Wile great enemy of the. public peace. To,Mr. O'Connell—the person who' appealed to'the Almighty as to his ignorance of David Murphy, of fiir tarney, whom he, the next day acknoWledgpd as an old acquaintance:. l'o Nir. O'Connell—the Factory Bill voter. T'o:M.r:.CYConnell—bearing at thi4 moment upon his forehead .the brand of liar and slanderer, fixed by a vote of the House of Commons. 1 hare no ether," cried the boy, indignantly. , "-How is that? inquired the gentleman, eyeing him with evi 7 . dent aihniration,' not withstanding his,cOld and constrained air. My father robbed me of my name," retorted the youth, his eye kindling- " but he c o uld not rob My mother af . her honour was beyond his power. Pray, sir, is . not' your n a me Trevillion?" "lt is," , recumbent gentl eman; . "how aid you learn it, boy?" " Froava voice within the, sir, a voice called instinct, which aided by the initials on your linen, assured me that I stood in the presitnetvof •one,..who,•affer -calling , me' into being, basely deserted.his own q//.prinq and the mother who bore.me." , • " 'f Merciful Ciod,.!'said the stranger,. and he-fainted on his pillow— : . • " Something -must have agitated him," cried ~the surgeon, soon after entering the room and seeing 'Edward tenderly - sups rocitting„his patient.• "-I left him quite cool and doingsreliT now he is in aligh fever! . Has any other persotrbeen here?" "No, sir," said the nurse; ".I just stepped.out• of.the 'room to fetch something, as this young master wps -here who - saved his life as one may say, and when came•back•l found film •• • • . "It is very strange," said the surgeon. " I cannot account for it; but he must be, bled immediately—his senses are wan dering !" . . , . - have killed my father !" thought Edward to,himself; per haps 1 ought to have _staid till lie recovered. But no; he wanted semething to rouse. him He had no pity on my.mothes I . Still I trus,t he will not die. It would have been better,. perhaps, if he had perished.in.theslat,e-quarry ! Yet thatweald have been. very shocking. ,Hew ill looks!. How wildly lie. talks I. flow his head burns! Let me Nate]. it with my tears!" Anci.he did so; night. and day.'he sat beside him.; .gave .him the medicine. from hie own hand; listeneil.to his ravings.when the hired attendant slept,; nor ; could he .he drawn :from his bedside, although Ens gr . a.ndlatber. who rode over• daily to visit the. sick gentleman, andcaex,such assistance as was in his power, conjured the boy by the love he, bore his mother.. to relax in his attendance on the stranger, seeing that his ow.n,health suffered so extremely • by such -constant_ watching., Nothing could persuade the boy to leave that.stranser's couch. At :length the violence of the fever abated ; the bone knit it , self Aogether; and the stranger was pronounced convalescent. • Not another word bad passed between the father and' the son on ther.painful'subject that had before caused such a change in the• health of the former. • "There seemed to be a tacit consent between them neVir to - allude to it more. hir. Trevillinn • watched the attentions of young Edward with eyes suffused in tears, whilst the boy concealed, 'or attempted to do so, his own notion. _ . " Edward Trerillion! at length .murmured the agitated fa ther, after sending the nurse.put of the. room, " does your mother !ire ?•' grid his. bps seemed convulsed,; "1., have nut_" dared to ask this question before, and even now it seems ..too much for PI THg IRISH PATRONAGE OR THE CRINI - .CONNELL CA.I3INET. (From the allanche,ster Courier.) • • A Treasury print of . .. Tuesda y. evening:Puts the court t ty, in. possession of the following important ieforma "W have learned. with pleasure' that her majesty's minis ters baste offered to appoint Mr. O'Connell Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, or Master of the Rolls in Ireland, in the event of the hon.. and learned gentleman's preferring to retire from the fatigue and tinstle of political.life4 * * Since , writing the ahoye, .we have ascertained that Mr. O'Connell , has declined for the present the acceptance of.any 4r. Sergeant ,Woulte.is a ppointed Chief Baron of:the' Exchequer, and Mr., Sergeant Ball; Attorney-General for Ire; bold which appointments will give great satisfaction." 3 , Yemartoot for.aoulment permit ourselves , to duubr the accuracy of the statement contained irt the first pa: . ragraph of. the foregoing extract,coming ns it does frOth a inernal tint has.crintrived to place itself in thffcrinti - - . denee of the ministry in what a. contemptible point P°;6t of view dos it,V4re, a 4014 _of ,invn,,wl,4),: for the,: last,three. years,„ „Unwed to stiew, that their connection with the tr a ish mendicant agitator, has consisted only. in the voluntary support 'Which he has, choSe - n to render them. liera:is a man been 'branded by t 1 British • Wyse of. c:irt)moxis as collar:non slandor“.oftered one Of I he highestim dielateraann that, can be coafeered on- a British :subjeet' and , thns the nationis insulted through . its :represent s „ tives:-land by 'whorri.? By a parcel of the must misera ! , drabs that. ever tarnished 41w ito-. noltr,pt.a. groat, .and powerful .people—by ,•a clique of botipw,linsignifie.ant.pretenders, who have been 4 but 'Voted a public nuisance. 0e have been_ very exactly informed, on authority wl4fa cainotntiMion, that,,Lord Melbourne has ta still. takes, e.veu...opportunity that presents it-. gelisto:c6own anvthing. like a connection with O'Con • nellk yet well triell before'the announcement has cooled irpOpimit ears, we learn' that, " with .bated. breath and, whiSperin4 hulailepe.ss ' 7 the.eabinot .of. Which lie him, self ) .,mlo-44eF,..basW,icitad the mean :.and..low:hred agi- Istfmtonecept a high :asul!.valuable appointment. fs it posfrifirtelhat.my.Lortl Melbourne can haveacquiesced in thitMeoce'edir,ig? Is ' it possible that, his deep-mouthed. antn,Yertta,t;,ons :pride. has . succumbed to ,expediency.? Buy,. w,hp il.9,tprzt nalitintrne, that we should thus .flout• hint, by..,issumint that nature has endued him with high and honourable feelings becoming an English nobleman? , We have heard of mare notorious men, who have not had the common honesty—the mere conrage, to tell their companions that „they would not copntenance. a difigraco tot:act . We know ; anything of the, Lambs, it,is no lib,lon the illnitrions house to say, .that although its prftprn. reprosentat.tve is a coward, and a traitor to his countrv,.lle coos no . blot on its herald' v. • Atit) then, the downright ..absnrilit v and wicked- • ness - Of a'high . .judiOal post to a man, who has "She di,>es," answered the box, surprised to hear himself ad dreSsed by his father's name, and wondering ;what was ,coming nex "Another question, my beloved, my noble sonl" said. the stranger, "is she still tiniarried?" . „ How did the colour, mount into that lovely cheek at bearing thii! Heti/did hit; bosom palpitate!. Relooked indignant, yet feared again to do injury to his new-found father. "Yoti. hesitifei" cried' 'I revillion,- " and - all my hopes are over; and his:head fell upon hiS hand, whilst a-deadly paleness' spread itself sver his fine countenance. • •• `.` hly mother was mafried, sir ; once—to yOtt-- and it is regis. tered in heaven: she needs-no second marriage!"' "Then, Alice, you are my -own!" fervently exclaimed Tre- Nillion. ‘,"l'hat marriage was a lee al one.•• It was •rny . father who wrote that: letter; who suppressed all *mine to her . ; who forced me to India, and them informed me my wife had coolly united herself ton-nether. I had lost all trace of her ;• only knew that her relations lived in Wales—North Walek: I have-come hither to seek her--ta-Ilravei se eveiv hill airdwalley rintill could gain some trace 'of her. , !But •the name Of AV ?I - Hams is every where—it has deceived ma, :baffled me. In pursuit of' Alice , my fondly. beloved wife, and yott, my son, 1 fell by aceident into that quarry. You know the rest. Where shall I find her?" t‘ I will show: you-the way," :cried 'Elli•artl; transported with joy. A post-c„haise was instantly procured. All 'was explained; all was forgiven. Alice had again her carri4e and her ser vants; she had mare, she had an affectionate husband",- and a r , sipa,, whose qualities as a man-did not disgrace those of the buy. MONDAY, 'JUNE- 25. Gibraltar, Cadiz, &r. mails, arrived. Altaivitn —Floraville, —, from Urns—Triton, Jones, from New Orleaps--Lonisa, Freeman, from Mobile—Sophia, Jones, and Harriet Scott. Arnold, from Charleston—SOphia, Humphreys, from Barbadoest—Waltelield. —, from St. , John, N Tooker, from Miramichi—Wm. Hill, Berra). from Leghorn—Vigilant. Rente. from•DantZie-,--Solia, if Sieily.=-Portland, Cobb o, from Sydney, N.S. W. , - • M' Lean, for New York—Mary St Ann, Bart lett, and. : Bella Portena, .Pyott, for Monte Video--Cynospre, Brice, for Rio Janeiro. • • hoWena, Bell. from Paraiba, at this port; sailed 20th May. On .17thlune, .in lat. 41-40, long. •28' 28 - ; spoke theßoddingtotis, - froni , Africa ,for this port. On 21st, in lat. 48.10ng, 18, S4W the Mary for Liverpool. Angelique, Forber, for New York. has put hack • Bru:us, Grant, from Bonny, at this port; sailed from Fernando Po.l6th , April, in company with the Pins, for this port: The 'Heath; sailed 6th April for this port GentoO, Dan son, from Sierra Leone, at this port*: sailed 6th - MaY. - Leftloading,the Peruvian, Siam, Cosmopolite. and Ellen. . • TenneSsee, Matheson ; Monticello, Lawton; and Atlantic, Seattle, hence at Savarmali. Belvidere, Bailey ; Globe, 'S/isby, and Bashaw, Bourne, hence at Charleston • • Ellen Jenkinson, • hence off Cape de Gatt Fanny Connell, Joy, 'from - Leghorn, and Dash, Huntress, ,from Cadiz, at the Cove Superb, Biscoe, hence and Hobart Town, at Sydney, N.S.W. Stirlingshire, Scollay, from the Mauritius,: ditto Snowden,- from Calabar,itt Sierra Leone, with loSs of rudder, &e. and was to sail for :Liverpool about 13th May ' • Chieftain, --, hence off Kinsale Petersburg, Gayther,from Marseilles, st Milford', lost forematt and main and mizen topmasts 17th instant ; off Cape Finisterre, hound to Liverpool 1. L'uworn, ~from New Orleans, at the Clyde DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE; - JUNE 22. le: 12,000 SOVEREIGNS' ROBBERY.—Since the first exami nation of Mr. Thomas Rogers, in the Court.of -Bankruptcy, a plucard.has.been..issued by AI r..(ireen..t he Official assignee,, art; poi t ged ander ; the. fiat, offerings reward of £5OO far the disco , - stdry of the perpetrators of the alleged robbery.- Yesterday-a second placard was .posted_ throughout . the city, raising the reward to £lOOO. The additional, re,wardis offered to...any per son who can give such information as . to lead to a recovery of the property. . . Cott toos ORNirtiot.octc‘ L week, in thevillage of Walton-le-Dale two sparrows„Were observed taking forcible . possession,of a swallow's nest,. hit i! t under the spoutof the house -of Mr. Ainsworth, bow and arrow maker. The depredators -were even seep to throw the swallow's eggs out of the nest, to mirke wag doubtless for their own . This Was .a 'burglarY and not of 'destruction whielt was not to be tolerated with impunity, particularly as the sWalloWS were, old favourites; and one of Ainsvrorth'S sons took summary revenge by shooting both 4hb capital offenders, as they sat on the roof, chirping in triumph 'at; having'taken forcible possession of the 'domicile of another fainity. . . . . :SttircKtNG RAILWAY AcetnENT.—On the evening of Friday laSt, 'John Lawton, ,a Jaboorer, was neatly ctitin pieces by ate-. of, the luggagetrainS onthe4lls:andJunctital4tilway, WitriVick. The 'deceased was faken dead,. nod ~ c arried te : M.. r ! 'Wright's barn at the bottom of the inclined' plane, between. Newton and Win Wick, On examination it was discovered, that the back part of 'the head of the deceased bad been cut awaY, one foot was' gone, as , were also the fingers of the right hand. , His arms and thighs were broken.' and only hung to hi s body by bits of -skin and sinew. In fact, a 'more mangled spectacle wo.e•perhaps'never presented to t heeyes of a jury. On MondaV, no iiiquest'vvas held on'vieW of the liody of the deceased, .at (fie Ship public-house, Winwick Quay, before 3. HeyeS„ Esq., one • iif the coroners for this county'. aotin' Houghton deposed that . he resided at Warrington, . and waS:amear neighbour t 6 the de ce,ased, who was .a labourer, and had worked on the' railwayt Deceased was about 44 years of age . .. On- Friday vritness'went to Newton races, audthere.met the deceased in company with • .• his daughter,They • left , the race course together, and walk-ed alongside the- Sankey ,canal, towards; Warringt4m. At eight o'clock in the evening the deceased -went on the Grand Junction Railway through -the regular turnstile or gate,.to speak to some Men who were; standing there. Witness Mot the-deceased's 'daughter .followed.. The deceased saw an engine corning to wards them from - Newton, and motioned to witness to get off the liae.- .The traip was laden with :heavy goods. •Deceased kept on tho line with hisback. towards the train. -The engineer gave a signal for him to get nut of the way ; ao steam 'was turned on, but as it wile at the bottom of the incline the- engine came like ,It . tools tits deceased by th e small of the back, and knocked, him. doWn., 0 him he ,wos gunNpa'ssc3l:over his body. When crone,. t ,of ,the wheels of the different wag quit!,cleait., lie was in liquor when he w•ot on tte !l o? 1 ,‘ h a d - not heen there mole, then live minutes, tiotr wa•K int i ., l : o n Y .. tai its, N yb e i l the, aec iiterit happened. The jury mettl_ , a r dot "'Accidental th•nth. '' It, deceased. who 11 . 7 a good character, has left a widow and eiiiht children uoproNtued tor. . y There•was'a mood deMand for Wheat and Oats at thiid , x's Market, and in some instances a small advance in price was obtained. Wheat, white 39s 0d440s ,Odl Oatmeal .. , . .... 12 0' : - 14 6 Miller's red ' 37 - 0 —39' 'o' Second Flour .. 19 '0 —2l O' I n f e rior Oats l2 0 —:l3 9.1 Barley 0 0— 0 0 Bere ............... 0 0— 0 0. I , • - •• - IRISH PRODUCE AXD.MASUFACTURE. - '• D'unLiN, June V.' Batcx-Tullamoreper thousand 19s • to «Os. County Dublin .28s to' 30s. • LlEar-Ter tierce India; £7 55 to £7 lOs ; prime mess; £5 lOs to £5 15s; plant mess, £1 10s to .£1 15s ; barrels £3 lOs to £3..15s ; 'pro vi 'Aon beef and pork has advanced ; Stocks' light. BACON-Per cwt. 49s to 51s : heavy :388 to Os.; pigs' cheeks 38,5,0 d to 42s WI 'hams 484. to 515; pork 'per - barrel 8.55• to 90s ; tongues per firkin-28s to 30s. upwards, I.ll:rrn-Flrst per cwt. 90s to 91s ; in cools Sd to 10d per lb. firkin • 91s to 925. new 955.• . • • • • , callor.r.s-Export, 7d per lh; mould, 73,; di e t, FEATittn9-Frinn •the country' per stone, is to Os; white Ils to 14s 6d; mixed 6s to 6s 6d. . • • GLUE-Per'e*e."6oA" to 655. GLass-Wine and porter, quarts. per. -gloss .34s ; ditto' pints3os;- EMU) half *pints 22s ; imperial quarts 425.; ditto pints 335. 2 per cent. off, for breakage. , • • - HIDES AND . 84.uss.-Salted hides per cwt. 26s to ditto,calf • iltins3dtolid per lb.' ' • LEATHEn-Per lb. II yitish 10d to .121 d; native lied. Ild to 1214;• ditto 4 Ali.' to• 451 b. per hide, laid to 'I4W ; ditto 4810,10 50th. 150 to 1634;. calf skins 18d to 21d per• lb. • slitters ditto 14d to 15.1 d ; Irish, IBd to Sod; English 22d to 20x; cordovan 18d to 20d ; 911 to. Ild.. Prices:firm. • • ; LEAD:-Pig per ton £22,; sheet £24 ; pipe.£26 ;Os ; shot £26. ; pits.-. Rope refined per owl; 425; rape 40s; turpentine, 75 to 80s ; linseed 32s to 455,, • Ririts.irn-44 to Iss • per cwt. • SLATES-Queens , tons, sized, 50s ; tons, 35s ; quarters: In lengths, Os ; half ditto 25s ; commons . 12s : duchesses fist s £9 . 10 5; 2nd .f 7 les - co untesses, bits, 6 ; seconds, .90s; hits,. 358.4. `2nds; 405, .tloubles„3os ; and mosses 80s per thousand. SALT-Per ton " - • go,+,r--,Y,Whiteperewt..33s to 3.48,0 d,; yellow 23irto Od.": &NO:on-28s td 30i: Tans -Flooring per dozen 4s to ss. TALLOW-Melted per ewt. 56s to 60s; bladdered lard 60s to, 625; , i•ough ditto 385.t0 40s fat per steno 4s4kl tkAt'lfht." ' • ' • Tonsoco--Rollper lb. 3s 4d to 4s. -- WootFleede pet 161 b: «IS to «2 . 4 ; skin 201 s to 21s ; pockets, new, Wutsxr.r, OLD-Imperial gallon, is d to 81 Od ; new 6s 6d to 6s 3d. in bond 2s Illid to 3s. • • • ' • SMITHFIELD HAY bIA RRET.-Hay, Is 3d to 2s 6d per cwt. ; Straw s . Is to Is 8d per ditto. SPITALFIELDS.-June , 2L-Baeon per cwt. 493 51s; Hams 48s to Ohs; cheeks, 38s to 42s ud cool butter 9d to 1 'Ad ; firkin 9135, to 955;, bladdereel lard, 60s to 625, • POULTRY MARKET, CnLE's-LANE.-Fowl. per pair 2s. 6d. to .3s 6d Chickens, Is Si! to 2s 2d. 'EGG Mintorr.:."-Wholesale, 3s:10d; retail, 4s 4d.per 124. .Portirou -MARKET-Apples 3s Od to 3irral ; • blacks,Os pa, to:os 0(1:. QUO; 24 20 to 2s'fid InmperS, Os Oil to Og Od per ewt. BUTTER MARK lb.';• cool, 8d to I:lol;:•fri,h'94l.zo lid. Fi su-Turbot, per lb. is to Is 3d; crimped cod. 5d to ld ; soles Ild to IN:. lobstOrs; 2s to 4s 6d each; oysteri, Os . Od 'to Os ; fresh herrings, fid toils &I per. hhil. • • " • COALS -Wliitehaven, Ns . ; Carlisle. 164; Ilartingtio. I 15s; Kilkenny '3ss to 37s'per n, j 43; Scotch,. LATEST 'DATES` AT LIVERPOOL. From j Diwt, I n d .irect. From Direct. i ni ii r d . . Calcutta... A.pril ..14 Pernam... May. .. 2 Bombay... April —2l 'Maranlinin May: .. 5 Cliina Matiritius • r Y7 —3 'Si. Helena .:. . • •••••• • .... . . savannah; . - ' ay. . 27 .Rio Janeiro. ...... 1.pri1.,....18 Charleston Tune , 1 • Bahia ' ...... Npril: ..f , 4 New , Yosk June... 2 .. MARRIb;D.• ' At Leek, Mr. J. Howes, of this town, to Ann, only daughter of Mr. Hoekenhall, Birehall, near Leek, Staffordshire,. Lately, at Arbroath, J. Hadfield, Esq. of this town, t., Heleo, oplY daughter of John Towns, Esq. of the fornier place. • ' On the 3d instant, at. St. David's Church; Ilugh Montgomery, Bag • T.C.D., youngest son of, the late Rev. James John Moore; Of 1 uldin , to Mary An naoungest daughter of the late Mt. Joseph Saxon, of this town; On the 11th instant, at the Seamen's Church, Rathbone-street, Henry Wilkinson to Miss Ann Baker. On the 15th instant, •at the Superintendent Registrar's ()Mee, !sling-, ton, Mr. John Gillery to Miss-Ann Gillespy. On the 19th instant, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. WilliaM Bell; Batt•lts , foot, Cumberland, to Mrs. Evans, widow of the- late Captain Evans, of the " Duchess of Clarence." Same day, at itionkfrystone, -h3 the. Rev.. Thomas Allanson, George, Althass Staniland E sq . o f A c k wor th ; to Matilda. fifth daughter 01, David Hamsworth, Esq. of Al onkfrystone Lodge. ' ' On the 21st instant,,at Christ Church, Mr. H.l3itolnas• to Ellen; daughtsr . of My, W. Harrison. Clayton-square. • . Same day, at Childwall, Church, Mr., James Turton. to Miss Jane • Turtcyn; of Halowood. • Same day, at St. -Philip's Church Mr. Thomas Tordiff to MO, S. Lindley, of Stalybridge: • Yesterday inorning,at St, Philips Church, by the Rev. , T. 13:- Boer: . sterml, A S M. Mr. John .ricynon„ Ranclagh-street, to Catherine, eldeeg daughter of Mx, iN i gait, surgeon. • - ntEMITJNIS INSURANCE 4T 1,,L0yiy.,, Sz LIN 1 , 11 ; )0 (Sailing before 12th Jan to Outward. DIED. On the Yellow-toad, , Waterford:.;aged 105, Mrs. - Heneherry. In December last, at Benin., Africa, Thos. Morris Pritchard, Es q ., surgeon, of Osweqry,, much regretted. • On the 28th April,, at his residence, Tuscaloosa, aged .79,4,10r5e5h0 e; Robinson, ( ms . jor :.ltines, Rubinson.) the hero of 31r.„lien4efly.'a p4pul • lar•romance • On the 15th ult.,. at Barbados, whither he had gone for the benefit; of his health,. aged'32. Mt. William Cartmell,'agriNliumr Machine. molter, Lyndon-road, deeply regretted. • • On, the 434 ult.,, fa Seacemhe r aged 63,, much - Co' spected. On the 26th ult., at Philadelphia, in his 108th yea i r, Mr, Willi/Iln‘ Butler. ' 511 7 the 2d inst.; at the - Burn . Lodge, aged 94, Kr. James Strachan , garOene,r to the late, Lord Adam ,(.4ord,on; arid subsequently forester to Alexander I;it . o • dig, Esq.. ... '''',- • '- -* - '' '. - • On the 7th inst., aged 43, Allem, relict : of the late,Mr.,,..lnthn.,-Prw,-.... A " . and daughter of the late, Mr. ,Heriry, Baao3, fornwiy, of W4gan,:gr O • tqn -71nntifttrturef. . ' • ' .4 t On the 9th inst., after a painful illness, aged 17, Isabella, youripyr daughter of-the late-Mr; • James' Georgviron,• sincerely Itiinented. •Ott,the kOth. inst., :D ope r , Johason, second- 'son of -101‘. 'Vilhatton , late supe,rintp;idrnt .9t,the,Corpongiou , Saths.... 7 i , •, " ._: , ~ ' Ott ,thc.,llo, '4 /A t. , aged• 50, Ann, re)ict, of: the jate„l4, ¶..N. 13W-4- druggist. - - On the 12th inst., at Richmond, agerl 87, Thomas Gonne, Esq. , „,,,..• ,On the lfshb inst. ; at Peckham, ageil 83, Malgai-a; widowhtOen t V Chapman, Esq. formerly of Mansion , house-street, Londork,:batik el' Same duty ; at, Walworth, aged 83, Charles Alsager; .Esq.:: • ' j,,, •• , Same,d,,y, suddenly, aged 7 InQtithe% Henry Stewart, son of al , Fitzgerald. Same day, at his house, I .lt.teill, St. Helens, aged 49, A Jape Te.-- , Fletcher, coal proprietor. - it' ' o n t,t,e morning of that day he' had been-employing hl l am" 17th inst., at his house, near Hampstead, aged 33; Ml' otf' on enteritv,"t the house, was seized with ariPP,LP t hli. ni o askse t g h .n e iden, and. tic attack, and died,al%ost . htstatitly. fle,,,was, Niter of the 114'.,7 a4c, Magazine, and has enriched, our periodical literature wall 131 ?t,' 00, ' mlrable dissertations and whimsical- expositions,' Of human . 11 - , ' . . cb O ar n ae th te e r7 lBth inst.; at his residence, Caldicut, near London, I rt r. 10.!ill' Ilty..ham, of. this town. .. . gf 4 IE4 ' Same day. of consumption, after a leng and painful 111ne,.",-. ',',,, ' ter•• Thomas Ilevretson, sgc r ond son of IVIr 'arattel, BAGkIeY v '''' -e9 street, • .• " ' '' '' resigfal ' '. Same day. after a protracted illness, borne with cxelaq - ,tien. Same day, Edward Waine, Esq. of Marple. ' Same day, at -Ftoke. New Anna Elizabeth, wife:of ti i ;£ ilsr el:. li. l ARke,n, and danghtcx pg . Owl late : ,Linut.,'Jolonel Byres , Ttagt,on. • - l r ..Dayl4, - 'On the 19th inst an t, a t the hopa,of hiA,sop,-o?aqprl A dil, , . ,Svealtman, late of Manchestei, aged 78. . Same day, at Childwall, aged 73, Mrs. Margaret Smith. " On the,2oth-inatant, Mr. Edward Raker, aged 65." Job`' .• Same day, itfkr,- a ..prcotra.vted illness, Rebecca, wife.of mr , , 134 swell, Crown 7 street, deeply and desetvedly,regretted. . f ., 9 f,,i‘jr,,, ' • Same day, in.LOndon, sudde,ply,,A . Peply, rcgrejtqd,,AUP, n'' Nathan Litherland, merannit. oftoWn. ma ny 3:ea rl . 0h . the- 21st -instant, aged 139, . CharleS Stanton, E i 7 . , _ c. • , It river of the theatres, Stafford, Newcastle, Nantw • n Ater CarneS. t hr the 2AI instant, in London, aged 48, Mr. Chfist( ) n the 21th instant, 'of heraister, Mrs.. Leyland, llielimond-row. Many, ;,,, -, ' the late Ur' G (.n.O Richardson,merchant, of this to. F I _--.............0......e., , lieepiy,fir4sincerely regrettedoulait f otilidearuesoiittieerneoef Jamaica . ........... Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berh!ce Honduras , New York,.lioston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans • Ilavaoa 13th Jan. Canada British North' America Newfoundland ........... Brazil.; 'River Piste East-Indies... . . ,• Company's Ships :Batavia ' ! • • New South Wales 'Cape of Good Hope Africa • . Gibraltar Urns, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily. &e. Smyrna Qnd Constantinople Malaga Madeira , Western Tales, Cape de Verda Lisbon • • Cadiz, Prance Holland Ilambnir, Bremen, &.e. Gottrtasurg, Stnekholm. Pe t4.rs t•;, Biga. 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N bs. , half-year, I 35.; quarter , • 2 • 1 Is. paid in a ,-.?..vance, one year, half-year, Li 1s; quarter, 101 6tl. CORONATIONS OF THE "OLDEN TIMES." A writer who seems to have devoted no little time and atten tipn to this subject; Says th;tt one , of the most Magnificent Corp ntiens of the early .times appe rrs to have been that of tlerinot, the beautiful wung Queen of Henry ' whiCh on her. marriage oir:the 20th January, 1238. The'hotiest ltd( quaint old chronicler, Matthew Paris, speakiegof this solemtiit3,,, says, "To thivntiptial entertainment there camesuclaniiiititnde or, the nobility of both sexes, - rtich hostaiirrelighius - perOns, suCh' crowds or people. and such a variety of juggler's atld buflOOns„,' Meat London could Scarcely eontain them triber'qtations baStitriP And. further _on .he says, " Why need I recotintthetraiti o . Y th6se Who perfrwed.thesacred oflieratOf the church rWhy describi, the profusion of dishes Corn ishedi he table,-the ahundariee Of : venison, the variety of fish , the diversity or wine, the gaiety of': jugglers, !he, readiness of attendants , nhatevei 4 the.„,worlili, Could phodUce for'glory or delight was there COnSiiieuOnsl" Ed warrlf, ncrEreanor his Queen, 'wCie crew ued in the;nety Church, litrestminster, by Arcbtli:\hop KilWarlile ; on ~t.wday, the 19th August;l274.: e` At the soleinnitie nf this Corpuattou," .‘ there , iyeie letfgri alliheitle (C4lOl them that, tateh might) 44e . hundred great hor4 - es,li:Y the, the Sois, the Barli's of Cornewalt. tßoCestiCr,l'embroVe; Warren - ,' and-others, 'as they'vvereilighted froin'tfieklAcW' : • 'Richard IL was crowned 'On die' 18 . (l'i ' 'Minster, by §iMep, A - tchhishiipWr Caiifeibr ry. '• The pr9ceOrl-, !-lags on' this occasion," sa3ithi Writer tint mentioned,." iuSlull jug the progress throu. ,, h the citYpc,London, - were Oli%pump l , and 'magui&ence. St.7Swithin's'ilay, after. mayor and Vitilieha - tient the Tower, when 'ol63inag, 'kink; clad in white' ga prit ft With agreat "inhis suite. TheY pr;ieeeded t hro'tik'h the St reet . '&illi,l ' ((' l ,heafraiae,) and on' thsefpaye , e; i irt Westimasyer, On :the. Morrow the King, arrayed in 'the fairest vestments., .abd:With, 'hiisk6s - only 'wolf his' feet,..erne down into th:4l conducted to' the ClUireh;When the nsiuti . Cere.iponial was, performed, and returning' . 'ngitinto his palace V;;IF4FrItt , ! 1/11 the shoulders 'of knightg, - being: oplrresed with fat iviearid lung 'the batiGfifef„ from 'the character' of the . ege, was tnest splendid and ,fti4ftise. - The historian WalSin'ghain, says he forbears giving a desciiPtbiri of it, as it nii k :ht belief or the reader. NP, however, nieutions one Circumstance worthy of being,' recorded.. In the midst of the pulace ahollow marble pillar Nfas set tip - , sitritiotitiled by a large gilt egt•le, from limier the leer Of which, thibtigh the Gan' aid- s of th, , capita l, flowed wine of different kindsdiirinLt'tbd , 'dav,;.n'er acts ans one foi.hid - den to prtake' of it. • After oilin , r the retired: with, a number of rise nobility to his Chatii . ber, noel ,W s entertained until the time of suPper with dancing and . Minstrel,4„. The cotoriati(in of Henry : I ietuarkable the first notice of Inc 'creation of the •kni.6i's of the Bath, elthough there is little &tad of the oliiiervaise ftf this form,ality in much - earlier titres FOrt-six.geoilement inelildiov, three., of the King's sons, watched on 'lnc vigil o f the e , onatioo at, the . Tower of London, and.reeefveiltheir knighthood there, oo the day of the festival. The streets were decori!le'l battgitigit of various kinds; and the 'sword Of state was burns b y t h e . celebrated Sir Thomas Erping,i!ain.. . Among the inquiries. arising Out Of the Idta Waterloo-rnad 'murder, it appear, there has been one t o ascertain the Herald's offi'e.whu ha a "boar's head for hi, cre s t," As the parties have time.enotigh fur this speries of solemn trifling, it is to be ,hoped..that.the head of a certain other animal, noted‘for the wagnitude of its jaw -bone, will not be overlooked. TELEGRAPH UFFICC , JINN 25. indat ilolyhcad, W. , 5.W.., - vc.ry light breeze morning and noon.- , - Ditto north in the evei;ing. Off Holyhead. outward bound, at 2 p.m. No. 723; Roscoe, fax New York, and 144, Victoria, 8.8. for Pernambuco. Off 'Point Lynas, outward hound . , at 1 p.m. No 303; Orient, ICS: for .Sincapore, &e. and 1939,Scatiand, A.S. for Virginia, 110 Off Great Orinsheiut. ontwaied bound, at 7 a in. No. 934, Calista, B.S. for Honduras-o,nd 144, Due. Londott. .3O jiovt . !PEST 110 S: Zgno, {215) %V Mossop; from ;Jarrotka,-,207 hhds b 0 tees gligor,,* puns 90 hhds rum, 40 tees coffee, 20 torts logwood, I 1 logS mahogany,' 2 logs cedar, 1 box British teturned goods; no eonsigneo— , G Veit, (316) W Gregg, from 11arbadoes, 128 hhds 12 tees 2 hi hrls tugat; 12b hags ginger, H 'Moore arid . cO-212 . sitgar,'T ,Lee nod e 9 . James (140) J W bnnlop, from Hayti, 30 bags coffee, A B J IU Esholby-24 do, 2 lousirnaltogany, 2)0E10,1 keg honey, 10 tons logwood, H SOUTtt AMERICA. ' Matthew Plummer,. P 1) Thursby•, from Pernambuco, • 1345 hags etitton, 132 brls 120 cases sugar, .15c violet wood, 2 packoges,s)v cet. meats, order—l`2 eases - sttgz . a . ,•U and J,:Rawdon-1 case bird•skins," It Singlehmst and co-1 case inserts the master—K D ' ('NULL) ' SIAM& Cplntriburt. (664) A De .Pewter, 'from , New York„,lB4 'brio tureen-: tire, I - Jacques-58s do; It L Dawson and co-163 bales cotton, Baring . Brothers and co-71 do, T W Sniith and .co-86 db., - Mokyneux and Co • -5I do, Wainwright and co-35 do, J and D Ashworth-11 do, J Aunty and Son 6-468 tici,'oi•der.lB2 brIA iron ore, 'll Mure and cti -82; do, Jordan and co-3 cases contents unknown, itateson and co -3 do, Shaw, 'Vallee and coj- I do, J Glover and co-4 do.' E FrodshOm --6 do, A Morrison—.s..boxes do, order-1 do s A Popel7s cheats 100• hg c hests tea, K DoWie and co-40 chests 5611 f chests do,T Hatton— ,l brl hams. Hagan and co--a quantity shooks, &c.-1' Di . , ,1 Sheridan, (1002) J A Pierce, from New York, 2 boxes contents un kSowni.Zulueta,and co—is 4 cases in, order-1 tlo, ..1 Fannin3oo . brls• 'turpentine, Platt, Son and co-42t10 do, 684 bales cotton, 50 chests 5 , :hl• -chests tot: Oriler-;88 bales-edttion, .Wildes . , Ficket9oll . 'and co-' , 15idc)i J and I) Ashworth and co-39 do, S Edleston and co-,126 do,l , I.4lOston and co-4 7 do, 0 PuChannif and Son-20 dO, Wainwright, ' Sheils. and co-,8 do. Sort e.y.Ond .Crewdson-10A do, Iltigan,, Ma %ee and Ca-345 do, G G IrtiiworthL-78 do Collmann and Stolterfoht-219 do, Finlay: and Ncilson.-18 - hrls bees' was, D Buetunian and Son(-401 'bris iyon:ore. W and J. Brown and et,—P I) ,•, OtOrlin, (315) J• C Hoyt, from . New Orleans.Ql4baleS cotton, W. and ~.I Brown and (.0,323 do, Humphreys and Biddle-1,44 do, W. Davec pcirtL....l3 do, A Dennistoun and eo-28 do, It Bent-15 do. Rothbone Brothers and co-23 .do, Bolton antlco-,44t10. J and St wart•••--391 dd. 1 package contents unknown, order-1 parcel do, J Kearsley and . .Son ; -•• WP , • • • - . • . Edwina, (538) . F West, from Mobile, 385 boles cotton, Purton , Parketand..co3s4 , tlo, • F De lizardi!andi c0..1.71. do,•A' Pope-1 02 'ortlet- - -.5 do, iD Mslcomson—W D , Cynthia, (4:1)' P P Pinel, froth 'Mobile; 1382 bales cotton , Baring Brothers and co—WD . • _114.-Oiathon, (441) E' , A: Show, from Charleston', 1(314 bales cotton , Htimphreys tind')dd.le—iW 1) . - • , nary, (193) P *Minna, froth Apalschicolo, 361 boles cotton,M oly7. nous; Whithrprby ttiitico,-5040. order-- , W 1) Fvanklin. (232)1 Sturdiv ant, from Savannah, 439 bales cotton , Moly neolx;;Witlierbk and c0 , ..-1 , 1) " • Alexander Gant. (t;89); .1 Brown, 140 do, J HolfOrd and eo fro,mileSralall nob, 273 bales cotton, W airid 3 BroWn'an(l'eo-132 do, T Cro . x. , Witherby..tmd eo-63 do, —lO ,(10, W Rershow- 30 7 . ~,) Oollmann and orilera WpinWri-bt, Shells and co— °,2`J . i a 3 s ( f i i ;',i ieine, . Stolterfoht—Z , 2 9 AO, :). ‘!ash , e 9 d ___ G D , qt.antity cane reeds, JmWreiIViB,;;TIPAI4 ,V EA N. Vaith. (46) .l SmallitrOge, from Villa No va, 15 tons-, corkwood, Le, Lech and H ar rison— i. 1.) Gergenti. 25 pipes olive 0i1,.0 Mel- Aristtdes, (101) W,_litosrt,4from qr casks wine, order-300 bags shurrnie, buish-10 pives 30 11 d . vine . 20:bar , s -nuts s . ba.s walnufs, , Gra; , t b ers --6 ft etft‘ CS N 0 , , n• o Griffith and co -431)" L.1\03• cantors brimstone, Priestley 431) ' . (100 . W Ilingston, from Zante, 106 butts 66 crtls L.1\03 . Brougb ern I,l•Andrews. 1 ileber and co—K 15 currants, . Galrii.a, 30:tons valonio, 281 bales Trit0n,.(170).(3 Smorgie, from, .madder roots, lii bales goats' an 37 hales cheeps' wool. 503 pees b0x ,,,,,a,t, 6 hales cotton yarn, 1-1 Fish's rot ton wool, 643 d r u ms raisins, 10 e,4es gum., 2 eases 3 halos sponFei, or(ler-.-1,1 D . • 'All-ROPE. . . Sven, (200) J F.Niswn, from urg, 18}e 17 deals,:lly 7 hat,' ten , . G A Lilly St eo—l3ti6 haril nrdpr—.sl Foxi , tapiora, Baring Brothers and co-16 dozen handspikes, 14 spars, the initster—Q