The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, SECOND EDITION 1• The ator victim o ft the was deed a was o u h u i g a THE BEDFORDSHIRE MURDERS. It will be remembered by our readers, that about three weeks - _ since, we gave the particulars of a horrid case of poisohing,„e j :y oung , f rom mobile—Andrew Scott, Emery, from Charleston— FRIDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind S.W. moderate. 51 Eliza, Snell, from Savannah—Naples Packet,' Richards, from Gal. ARRIVED.— Kialto,Ada r h p . e t r ms, from New Orleans—John Dennistoun, kown wife. The body, after having been interred about five months, was exhumed about the 20;11 of March, on which lipoli—and Anna Maria, Shrik, from Amsterdain. • •- held, afterwards by potatohenavolilleadgetioafzieW;,reasotdlint6icwo oprot 'hipping Intelligente. Ifiatitets. ard-office, Three o' Clock -„-- MIDDLEWICEI CORN MARKET, APRIL 18 The royal r - - ------ • lell ii • Whent, old, a - a 7511... - • stew 1 Oats, old, le , 50Ih new n Antigua Pease l i, Beans, ey* 601 b...... ,eresiapprehended other brother, :, Is . _ - • - Pe a k l'a r 'a e :Nsß , : k;l: nvi sailed ea'"'l f : r ani ga : v m 'l savanna,.ta J t a t re AD a el i n ea er f l o ra r this port 11th March '' LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 24. ' * F • • ' , We have had a smaller supply of Cattle at this day's market except Malt, of which the supply is rather liberal . I , t at th 'd - .anu, are on the whole comparatively very rno-teltered by Sarah Dazley, his wile. Inspector Blundell, of then Mary ' Herald, Jones, hence; . '•- at St. Thomas ~ which met with a fair• demand, and last week's prices fully sup. Mist 800 qrs. of Oats corn • the fresh • prise only import or • •the adjourned inquest, she was conve • el - 4, a woman. After - ' Tallentyre and Parana, hence at Barbadoe . , ported ; the supply of Sheep was rather large, and the trade dull al a small reduction in price. Prime Beef ad to 53d; middling 4d tr in from abroad. 's to Bedford Gaol upon the coroner warrant of commitment. i,.; Cheshire, Henrickson from B s arbadoes for this port, at Antigua, ',„..4,43d; prime Wethers Sid to 514 middling sd, sinking the offal had treated the matter with great noncha- :with pumps outof • At this time she , order '4. We had also a lot of Spanish Cattle, which were of a bad deseriv 'action in the course of last week in several of the lead- ' easked in " • lance, and was actually church , to a man named 4 , Hopewell, Carter; Autimanus, White, and • Workington, Douglas, S tion. 111 . - ing markets of the interior, which, receiving their supplies ".. , ' kl • • ng a t George Waldoc , ivi Bedfordshireß r Broken-wharf, k en-w h ar f , R T u h r a a m l e P s * - 3 := Cockhayne Hades', who, however, • 'hence at Jamaica f ,,,, 7•1 .st Fellowship, Armstrong, ,• , • . hence for Halifax at Fa al with loss of ....e apprehension of proceedings of a still moren mainly direct from the growers, appear to interpose a barrier , - became alarmed at the tale that had got abroad about nk , i - caboose; bulwarks, and sails split • " af LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOL s death. Since the u 1 • an liam Dazley's suspiciou . n iappy womann e in e • Semarang, Halbert, and ''• April 24, 1843. tic and unconstitutional character, it aprears that M. against any extensive intercourse between them and the ' have be Alexander, Murray, sailed from Palermo 2, •-• had addressed himself to the regiment of artillery'o: committal, further rumours en circulated touching ' 9tll arch; Earl Grey, • Douglas, and Mischief, Leader, I Ith • Loyal'',„ Our local markets have been but moderately supplied during th, ,;,races of importation ; this, combined with the decline in „ deathof her f er husband, and also of a child she had 4 Packet, and nux Cayes, by the wholeofwhom he ' was readily the form Syren, Foster. 24th, all for this port ' 1 past few days, with the different descriptions of agricultural pro London yesterday, imparted a further depressing effect upon ~ by him, both of whom expired in a very mysterious manner ~ c , , i Abbotsford, from the Mauritius, off the Lizard. On the 9th alt. F.. duel, and although there has been a good demand for each article a the feelings of the people were so strongly en . his favour by what had previously taken place, that the trade here this morning :we have consequently to repeat ';;;; in the year 1840. Rigid inquiries were made be the autho- -,l l% l e at ,it 4 tho N afo l r ong* 21 VII, spoke d has art of the the Sunflower, hence for Bahia. ';?,,,. there is little or no alteration in e currency. P crew of the Ra • ruses on board, lost V Potatoes 9 lb. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. course of a very few days he found himself at the head ' extreme difficulty' the disposal tot 'ities and the result was that the coroner of Bedfordshire, ", . . ; at Ascension. .inof an kind of Wheat beyond se • , summoned a jury on Thursday week :•('S . Short Tops l3l 43 Old Hay .... 0 7(.8 ,, i Il 13 , 20;1,, a force of 6,000 men, with which he was preparing t0 1 .. - a very limited ' y en R. Eagles, Esq., , ANTIGUA. March 22.-The amount, and even that to needy buyers alone, - .f W ti • n a ge o res ingworth. The jury hay. cargo of the Maria, Henderson, for.": Cups - at an abatement upon all qualities of 2d . per 701bs . from the ' ` ing been sworn, the authorities, in conjunction with several i Liverpool in the Grace. It is 111 2 0 :monstrating to his fellow-citizens that he was not actuated ' expected that the Maria will be con- ~ Kemps Straw, Wheat 0730 83 rp• 201 • -and eminent physician, proceeded to the village I dernned. y motives of personal ambition, he•proposed to M. Beau- . s, currency of this day se'nnight. • surgeons au ; idgesbire, about two miles and a half i ':, Cattle 4. illard, the Governor of Aux Cayes, who has been very "3 Flour was taken off sparingly; - Irish,as ' ' if Tadlow in Cambr . , in Turnips, le ton 2O 0 21 0 Straw, Barley o 5 o 6 - and English and ;enerally regarded for the last ten or twelve years as the pro- well as States and Canadian , from yr restlingwor • • SATURDAY, APRIL 2 ' it Carrots OO 0 0 Bean.. 000 o - iable successor of Boyer in the Presidency, to declare the were the turn cheaper. ' (by name Simeon Mead) was a native of Tadlow, and was, s nRRIVED. E ' 2.-Wind W.N.W. fresh breeze. ARRlVED. — Edinburgh , Lawson ; Britannia ' - - ' , .... The Mal • n he resided at Wrestlin h h ' orris up to t e the;;' Bissett ; Clyde, Theobald, , M'Bean ; Fandora, affice vacant, and to proclaim M. Beaugillard provisionally e- Ong season having closed, and Barley of all de- ee buried there, although ild was also buried at the same, leans-Acadia, M.K • and Kentucky, Rodgers, from New or • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 21. enzie ; Rob Roy, Arnold Saracen ' y, nold •, , Hiles • ' Sugar.-There has been an improved demand, and 300 hiss. B. P ,f time o hisdeath. until an opportunity could be taken t'n• - cr • Cwithout • f I • The eh nave occ. w. President un 0 assemble sip ions nearly enquiry, remained nominal in value ; • The graves having been pointed out by J:. Elector, Spencer; Cordelia • e eetablishments he Senate and complete his election by the forms which the n ' prime Malt, on the cont . place by his side. e. sailed 23rd ultimoand v . French ; Carroll of Carrollton, Bird,i-' have been sold at very full prices . 3500 bags Ben 1 have rary, was saleable at former prices. . iven by the coroner for the d • • the sexton, an order was g • Ism _ . andalia, Weston, from Mobile-Blake. been disposed of, at an advance of fully Is Cxl per cwt . No sale emiuni Elaytian Constitution prescribes. It appears that at the ; -_, • A more extraordinary scene was never •,,, Fraser, from Beans and Pease c • ontmued to be neglected, and barely : terment of the bodies. of gn. The only sale to raper t period nriod in question, new some three weeks ago, M. Beaugillar -a ,_ ruce, irom Monte Video-Victori the morning -the awful • a, from Laguna-Grace Darling."- - ; in Molasses is a parcel of son puns. Antigua, of last year's im . al instance leclined to avail himself of this offer of M. Durneille, but I , - 4 sustained our last quotations. z t witnessed. The early hour _ still- . 3 , ' , 4 Wilson, for Rio Grande-Veracity, Gething, for Smyrna-Union,'. ' s that neigned, broken only by the blows of the mattock ' n, Hughes, from Havre-Willi ion, 4 portation, at 27s per cwt, Coffee.-Nothing done in Plantatio: ‘-‘e rattier than subm relieve it was perfectly understood that he did not look with .1. The Oat trade was fan uid, but fine this ' g utili tiesq of rain n es ' and spade-the country for miles covered with snow-the ,and and ]]lord Nelson, from Lisbon d ' am Rushton Forster ; Speedy, , r descriptions, Of Foreign, 320 bags and brls. of Laugayra, 46 tees -• eemistein disfavour on the armed resistance which was offered to the ;,. being au Daphne, Thompson, from St - St. Jago de Cuba, and ifisr; bags Costa Rica have been taken b scarce, the terms of last week were supported. collected under the walls of the church, ‘'. Michael's. - violent proceedings of the President, although be did note singular group 7-q the Trade , within the range of the quotations. tom bags Ginge hink that the time was yet come for his placing himself at 4. For Oatmeal the holders appeared unwilling to accept quietly and mysteriouslydiscussing the various points of q ? SAILED.-flail' Marsden, Williams for Africa-Duke of Glou- sold, at 12s 6d for Bengal, 13s to 15s 6d per cwt. for Mal b ped-and the • little knot of ••; • eester. Selby, for Demerara - Kitson, ' ' a ar, an, suspicion that had been severe a-Ritson, Johnston, for Barbadoes- 4 •' 'OO b black Peer at aad afd lb • • , bags .pp . per .No transactions in Coco he head of the revolutionary movement. In all probability. 4 ,ilower prices, but were eventually obliged to submit to a de- Caledonia Pines, , for St. John, stood near the graves, partly quaking with •N.8.-Coronet, Bute, for Queb " ee- .or Pimento. Rieet-1200 tees. found buyers at 15s 6cl to 16a lid p ,waver, the embarkation of Boyer with his leading ad- cline of from 3d. t 6d o . per load, at which sales to a mode- villagers that + Hotspur, Ditchburn for N cold, and partly shivering with horror at the dreadful deeds e • Valparaiso-An • ewfoundland-Lanercost. Mann, for .-. cwt. There continues a good demand for the finer descriptions -e u sa will have proved the signal for his definitively den, n, Blair, for Montreal-T P. Cope, Mierckete for 'B. P. Rum, of which the sales chiefly consist. vi - ~ e rate extent were effected. that had been committed -formed, indeed, a picture note;: Philadelphia-Rienzi, Smith ** • z., / 0 pun: arca . . . , and Powhattan Prindle, for New' • , Demerara, 30 to 36 per cent. 0. P., at 2s lad to 3s Id, arid 50 puns time there is some reason to apprehend, as . '" , . ~ easily to be forgotten. When the coffins were found, and :,:n.Orleans-Margaret, Russell, for Pernau-Hama, • , Smardon for 70, Jamaica, 32s per cent. 0. P., at 3s per gallon. -e eart. srtioea of the population who speak the Spanish lan- . , ARRIVALS OF CORN, „,,,e'e the mould cleared o ff, they .. were identified by a carpenter ge' Gibraltar-Ariel, Islounsey, and Thetis, Zeilsch, for Ila ' mburg- ' 4 -...--------- 'V, rho made them ; the mane coffin had the inscription of • ; 4 Ilarmonie , . Zoltkerk, and Elizabeth, Brouwer, for Narva-liawk t'• -- state have had but little intercourse with their fellow - rill- • • From the 18th to the 24th April, 1843, inclusive. 11:; . metallic letters still entire. They were placed in shells, anti: ik hill, for Naples-and Clasina Geertrude, Kranenbur g, for Dordt. ~.1 LIVERPOOL' : COTTON MARKET, Aonti, 21. • Ia , .n. ws a'' , t• ,n 0 ;ay , IRE- ' eonveyed in a cart beyond the boundaries of Cambridgeshire, 4 Berbice, from 1 -7- Andon at Bernice A fair average demand for Cotton to-day, and about 1,00 1 0 ~”itrar; to a farm, where they were placed in a threshing barn, and _ - ,z Murray, hence at Jamaica S. have been sold at steady and HI market prices for America, -he jury assembled to view the bodies. The child's coffinkn: Barnard Castle, hence a le t a Swinemunde t, descriptions. Sales' of the week are 34,030 bales, of wt • t re whit' ' 'ar' ) 'i ' was unscrewed. This had been buried in November• , n Win. Pitt Bruce sail I et from Venice for this port 18th ultimo ' speculators take 5,000, and exporters 2,800, leaving 26 ,23 D ..2 . ~. first of deal was in , 4 Tan 1 ' ' ler ane, Theobald ; Othello, Albree ; and Enterprise, .Wat '''' bales for consumers, being vi f , „.., and although made ins. hence at Savannah - '.;,N more than they have taken fo e body was entirely decomposed, except a small portion, which • • n . some time. Egyptians are Id, dearer this week ; all oche 1 Reindeer, Kemp, hence off Silma, but put to sea again, being, ;. was converted into adipocere. The large coffin wasmuch '''' .11 i fi, too deeply laden, ag C i f/ kinds without change. re , more decayed; the flesh and muscles of the unfortunate man" rl s • Mary & Elizabeth, from .* Newport for this port, at 5 Holyhead, tt . lr . were entirely decomposed, and a quantity of dark fluid filled i making water, having struck on the ' Skerries. COTTON MARKET, APRIL 24. . rup a considerable part of the coffin. The frame was entire,'" ' : i i The demand for Cotton continues good, and the trade arewilt . r, but there was not a vestige of skin, except at the lower region . . s e' , purchasers at fair ~,i log . market prices, for, though the supply'a SUNDAY. APRIL 23.-Witid W.N.W. fresh. of the stomach, where it had become tough. A great num- nei A 4 show is large, they do riot 'purchase at lower rates than were cur . ARR IVED.-Lord Maidstone, Taylor ; Clyde, Theobald ; Pollock, , rent a fortnight since: On Saturday 5000 bales were sold 'ber of sprigs of rosemary, or some other plant, were laid ' Fraser ; Ontario Jameson; Regulus, to-day MlOO. The arrivals are again h •• b tthese * ant j `4• field, Bolton Abbey, Thompson; George hello ' i heavy, u have n • the body (a custom very common h • b t ) 1 ..about • . hereabouts ), ou s , and a t - e'. effect on the market, as Neptune, ---, .4. holders are as firm as a rock. 3t € r. en quantity of saw-dust was placed by the side. The coffin was S and Yorkshire, -, from New Orleans-Thomas Bennett Hal * it- " ' large, and judging from this, together with the width at" ; t ; 'James Dean, Wilson, and Lapwing, Susado, from Charlesto n *? 4 -' . 5 l i n Lo fr u o is m a, Snow, and Republic, Luce, from el obile-Rose,Cuek-'T COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT. at - . k..,: which the elbows were set, it might be fairly assumed that 4''' Apalachicola-Ma Isbister, and Wm. Ward, Reid * • Although the demand has been considerable, holders have il l n the deceased had been a stout man. There was one rather '',4 from Savannah-Industry, l inc , it so freely, that the mqrk t b ndustry, M'Fie, from Trinidad M • Mathew Pearce, e as worn a fiat appearance, and th , 10‘ Pc l' singular circumstance that struck the _, • observers when the , from Laguna-Marion, Campbell, ' iron T ' - ,* low qualities • of American have leo -1 avap Oriental, Christ- I, •3 . • continue experienced a decline of 3d per lb , Oat- • ' coffin lid was removed-the mouth was open, and the lower I rim, and Mexican Packet, Greays 1 razil uncommonly heav • •hi, .ard , trona Smyrna-Drie G'' • '*'y , and sonic forced sales ii . ~eat, gs • t jaw much distended, probably the effect produced by the tongue n, from Alkmaar-and Speedwell, from Lisbon., czusters, -, egypea have i n placed the common sorts of that description at !RI qrs.; Indian ,:, of the deceased, which was stated to have been so swollen, ''-__,reduction of id per lb. The demand for S •coadned * urat is to th are, Queen of e 5. England, from Calcutta for Loudon, w ; middling and low qualities, which a ~cks, 30 Ms.- • , ,hat the deceased could hardly speak at all some days before •• Feb • • as spoken 15t‘i re also a shade lower. Th . mar), in lat. 9S. long. 69 E .ti business for export consists of 150. -e -... qrs.; Malt, - qrs. ; -''' , • 3 American, , 10 Per h , ne died, and which prevented him closing his mouth. ii 2.3 qrs. ; Pease, 6 qrs. ; .1., anopus, from Calcutta for London, was spoken s' , 8 a Surat, 100 Bengal and 200 Madras, -1 1141 n ue4 and on 12th February, speculation 50 ofeach body were the • Ids.; Flour, 09 sacks 281 ( 7 ' Certain portions - n in lat. 12 S. 4 American. geons to be tested at the Bedford Infirmary, and the jury 51 Earl Powis, from Calcutta for Liverpool, was en in returned to Wrestlingworth. ~ Tamerlane Theobald ; Othello, Alb ,la• ' ee, and Enter long. 86 ik uterprise • , Watkins * hence at Savannah , ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTT ON, Is, . , Some witnesses were examined as to the identity of th e'. , John, Jones, hence at Roue ig , .!:t , are ‘-'''•v bodies, and others on the nature of the symptoms displayed ''' Pet, SI e ~,, Kitten. hence at Bourdeaux . Oi ''• 'by the deceased. These symptoms were stated to be such ~• Lavinia, hence for Gibraltar at Kih ink 4;istied an adver- Aggregate average °lathe six weeks. ,as are produced by large doses of corrosive sublimate, and President, Sims, and Indus' gBt°Wn SALES OF THE WREa isel -.c him his pocket-book • QVheat 465, ar ey 2Ss. 3d. I Oats., 175. 4d. I Rye.. 28s. Bd. ~ Bd. IB I • the bodies were described th• been moll , February, and the L ,_Taylor, sailed from Calcutta 2rth 5,f - o have en and very . Lady Flora Hastings 4th March, all for L i • '7.' 180 Sea Island id , _ ~arse, ne might keep the money, and * Beans.. 26 - 5.3 d. I Pease.. 245. 411. • ti. , 4 , frightful ; so much so, that the woman who laid out Simeon e pool Liver - '•• id 7o Stained Ay upon no further inquiries being made. After a lapse ol Duty on Foreign Grain, &e. this week. Mead, upon looking at him the following morning became''*' , , Minalto, Tregarthen, sailed from Malta for • 1 Vibelia, Pentreath, fro Sin Liverpool Bth April ~t 6480 Bowed Georgia (0 days, M. Doehler received a box, carefully sealed, con- wheat 205.0 d. 1 Barley 9s, Od. 1 Oats .. . Bs. Od. 1 Rye.. 11s. 6tl 4 s frightened ' that sh e ran out of the house, and laid hold of 4 off Cape St. Viueent. spoke tl yrna : at Fahnouth. On 7th April, "14 5610 f Mobile amine the money which was in the purse, accompanied by ' deans iis.6e. I Pease,. i Is. 6d. I Ind. Corn es. ed. I Flour 125.03 e ,''child • n the hedge to prevent herself falling down with faintness. The Pool. On A ie Copia, from Alexandria for Liver- 'f , l Alabama and Tennessee , 18th pril, in lat. ae, lon . 15870 , New Orleans '-'•-- evidently written by two different female - Ditto from British Colonies out of Europe. • is stated to have been a very sickly boy ; but at the , Liverpool for G" 1 g 9, spoke the Queen, from ''''- ,- -' Here are the 35 thalers ''' Wheat.... ss. Od. I Parley.. 2s. Od. I Oats .. 2s. ed. I ltye.... 3s. Od. • ! Jan & Esther, lora tar j Pernambuco & Paraiba. ' fatal time inquestion, no wasgiven Beans.. 3s. ud I Pease.. as. Od. I Indian Corn.. es. ea, I Flour a s 0a,,, intimation t h at h e .e . as .n .. . e Whalley, from Preston for Pernambuco, 4' . ' see ' 130 francs ) wnicn your purse contained. The purse itself - , . worse than usual, until the mother herself told the neigh.' 4 : toe. n. at Kings- I. Aricati and Ceara ..sation 4.- Liverpool Averages, week ending April 18, 1813. , Hu h Smallwood,22o Bahia and alaceio f the P , . -the pocket-book and, its contents, being a lock of hair, a'V r e . hours the " child was dead, and she had laid him out o et .• n , from Trinidad, at Dublin . transmit, of the mare -11 publish o * e-• i Wheat. 1 Barley. 1 Oats. i Beans. Pease. ~ alary, Wakeham from Mau • • 170 Maranham country-in the accounts wes.sha f the progress in nie 0 .. wedding-ring, and abillet-doux, I keep, because I prefer t . 356 - 33 - - # Simeon Mead, the husband, was a powerful young man, ' Sisters Fl ' • ntius at Cove if , { sawginned the details them to the money. This ought not to surprise you, because ;;.! a r n emming, from Monte Video at Cov• h of the gdiernment-in the history o empire -in 4 Pnces - :3 , Minas d ov ertbe e . affairs - in the , lam one of the greatest admires Of your talent, with which 4.1*1 h d • • • appears" masts, sails, chain plates, &C. and rudder damaged - relitivies and friends scattere d ofercial affa and that ean the prisoner lived unhappily together. About,: Arcturus, 11111, from Laguna,lt , I have become acquainted by attending all your concerts, •• Cove ; sailed nth March. The "•• three quarters of a year before his death, he wanted to get a ii Margaret crossed the bar in e l o ) we shall furnish of the state c omet thands of accidents . nne - pany, and had about • t • • • 2100 quintalsl 990 , Egyptian register we shall supply of the d perpetually recur ~.. which have, I assure you, afforded me a divine entertain. le COTTON MARKET.-TnREE O'CLOCK. ihilling which she had in her pocket to spend in drink hof wood to take in outside. The Providence 'tabld an ' M Doehler. enraeed by not recovering what he most e ; 3 e '4 for Liverpool. The was to sail 6th Marcl 4 , ' - disasters which are the inevitable: in a tropicel clime. all the . 01 merit. . . t, ,, refused to let him have it, so be knocked her down, and took' for Liverpool resultoe.theconvnlsions of nature we acquittal of . : desired, immediately took the letter to the police, whose et n awe from her. Indignant at this treatment, she went i e ' Headed- shot and the Jane for London. On sth March, off Doublei 4$ foal an hononra wick thffns weren : fficers soon discovered that the theft was committed by two ~. A moderate demand for Cotton to-day. The sales are , ' Y Keys , spoke the Leander. •, • ! Neat to the rm prisoners objects that • • / dVI nda L Th 1 '': past 7 .. i: sisters, Anastasia an I. ati - e two young me onl about 2,000 bales. Market quiet, but steady. k into a neighbour's house (Mrs. Dazle ' h f • ys, mot er o the man t s. , 050 , Laguayra officer& wbo, having been. ons grounds, Lis subjects nag t he tt• • Te, maniac ladies were arrested as the were coming out of the ane - " -- -4110----- 4 ...... i Common West India, &c tried by courts-martial on vat , . of attention dull he intelli- ht '.'" portion -- ; concert given at the Royal Singing School. On being broug • saRRIVED have engaged the greatest Thompson's visit, t factory, • e" him, I'll poison him, but what I'll get rid of him." --L • Suffolk, Rogers, and Huron, Mure, ure. from • Ne 0 1 n oefore thecriminal tribunal, they pretended that they had acted , i i , UNIVERSI7Y AND CLERICAL NEWS. After *4 : 7 the man died, as it A im' said, in a frightful • ',. —Laconia , Pester, from Apalachicola-Maid of '*v r cans ' ' Manilla state, this - low, from S myrna-Mischief, Athens, Bontel- "i 2560 ' Sur r at h been Mr . month, eve • George f the British... in., destruction 0 - a . andwhat .badtaken. - en iut of a mere frolic, meant to return they 't and Syron, Foster, from Palermo- •:' 2 ' a 2i genre from China of the of railroads . . ;speech was remembered in conjunction with other circum- kLourie, Guthrie 50 Madras , from Demerara 31 importance e to 'make himself ,: They were, however, sentenced to a twelvemonth's confine- n.,_ra Union, Hughes, from Ha and the. diecnesion of the endeavouring d neces- . , stances, and raised the suspicion that she had poisoned him. ^l - and Leander, Stewart, Havre - ~,r 100 Bengal ment in the House of Correction at Potsdam, to which they .7..• (From the Oxford Herald.) from New Orleans. Mr. G. Thomps o n has been en h interests an . and wishes, t e • the different b'' G/* •• M ",n ' ;e7 This was about the extent, of the evidence adduced on this n S AILISD.-European, M'Lsllan, • and Don Juan, Soule, for ts to have already been sent. - a tynanz s Messenger. nn On Friday, Arthur Hugh Clough, 8.A., and Drummond +; day, and th inquestadjourned f fortnight, • `. Orleaus-Thetis. Vaughan, New 1 34030 bales ~ ,e was or a to await : for St. John, N.8.-Marion. Mills ; ti , I 56652 familiar with the wants . ssiduons visi . smuch as the , i, Leo, Mrphy, and Wakefield , allies of the Hindoos, by a • bat ina ther en. Percy Chase, 8.A., were admitted Actual Fellows of Oriel ; •; the result of the analysis. Young, for Quebec-Inusrie J > ----- bating clubs, together was ra , College : and on the same d a y, Ch a rles Peter Chretiee, . It appears that the accused was in the habi f here f O•t d ~, ,or sen -Went, Rathb • 8 • • ae g - r. ---------._ ------______________ one , t. Lawrence, Brown, mid' organised societies and de (r thering to in3part ' OTAL LOSS OF ANOTHER AMERICAN SHIP ' j ' t o spending ana Yazoo, Track, for ork ---_-____ ds in ~a tha n ~* Frankland Scholar and Hulme Exhibitioner of Brasenoee ',nn good deal f 1 • C .. James Caskie, Pitsbury, for New- * e, f. go her time with a neighbour, who keeps a grocer's • buryport-Charles a rrow D - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHA ' NGE, APRIL 21. object of our native frien _ e Thompson d with, et from mr- verburdene _ , ON THE GOODWIN SANDS. n s n andG B ScholarofC • ChristiC I College, eorge Buckle orpus o - •. sho and sells dru s • and " P g , it is supposed that here she be : , eau, for Matanzas-William, mage, for Prince Edward Island--R • m, Brum- •, , The duties 11 feral to receive instruction re not 0 le in the way of - anger, Hutchinson, for Stettin k„, Oll agn as well as colonial Graft d confessed) th e ? a • uc elected Probationary Fellows fth College. lege, were - c a , Auguste, Nairnek, for ot n an Flou what (it must be tor has gained en ,een one of Mr. • At an early hour in the afternoon of Monday last these' The Rev. Noel Lowe, 8.A., of Queen's College, has been lo I other poisons. In these cases it ma be 1 Y truly repeated yi: e fore-aud Nancy, Wilson, Os gar, Bakkering, for Elsi- r still remain without change, and the averaee of m e ost article Newfoundland. 4 continuing much below th • we doubt if the worthy oral We hav e g" • - convened to ne . d scene of another distressing shipwreck b '' 4l e point at which the res • • meeting c f . k e,an 3 was a the, :, to the Curacy of Up Ottery, Devon. e l , that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing." ----peal% S. Success i maxim= duties are imposed, a considerable ' sound and correct information.delivered at a d exPre asien a• s' total loss of a fine American ship, the Hewes, Captain Hen-:PresentedThe Rev. Thomas D'Oyley Walters, 8.A., of Christ ; , The wretched woman has been very ill • her ' e ess, hence to Demerara, was spoken •improvement c Thompson's speeches, ~ a ma rke tiring ex- son,belonging to wYork, while on her passege from at ~, d lie h • f th '• since committal ee tong 8 leth April, in lat. 49, ',,i price should tk a e place before any all • • • claims to 's untiring Church, has been presented to the Curacy of Congresbury, n 'n. to Bedford Gaol, and is no v sufferin f d" • '* . eviation whatever in th consider Mr. Greenlaw's moo ny for his port to u it inhours after she s ruc s e was tom- . El 11. W' ' 24 n k b - g rotn some isease of, sPecdy, rates • Welcome v.„ rates of impost can become attainable, the Calcutta cone Somerset. Q the throat. A great prejudice has been raised a • gainst the; r A , . nt _ . . come Return, ta , Royal Sovereign Brow - Allen ; Olivia 2nd, Sta. ~, i We hay the gratitude of , _ ma te the establishmentn England ne , . 1 bed • thlt ear thatshortly aft •• ' n ureter engn pin e sand. app s after e, nless and Superior, Sherri 1 eto notice a more general rs, to remo te • e betweeThe Rev. George Cuddington Bethune, 8.D., of Trinity t t unhappy creature by the horrid statement's that have been; "at Lisbon CS, iencez. f r supply coastwise an, ertions, during twentY Y - ea conthaunica"; the worst Of Mr. , one o'clock the ship was observed by the Deal boatmen '• OW Leland within the past th d Swan, Holten sailed from Lisbon ree ens, but the fresh arrival a regulaienonthly steam means one 0 ' -- • cture of then , . down the Channel with sails closely reefed the wind ' College, Rector of Worth, Sussex, has been appointed, by 7 published, but it appears that the dreadful deeds are 11 *s a very. s . 0 ort i for Liverpool Ilth Aril !in collectively are still tb but a very trio e Jeering In tile Earl of Abergavenny, to be his Lordship's Domestic . 1. complicated,and • n llium.. up together; and as far as character pO, Barnes,antes hence at Oporto isth instant, in 7 days moderate amount, ant' and In It is by n° 113" • • a vivid PI WS W By the ' Grace & Jane, hence at ditto - 4 44 with the exception of 800 . • and exhibits olowmg is strong gale from the . . . colours fly-tt Chaplain. lis concerned, there are several connected with the affair whornt imports from abroad. qrs. of Oats, we are without air Thom non ' s orations,. ' S lab"" . ~. a t Canton p. will v.:rig at the top of the mainmast, she could be recognised as ant% Elonesta Andrews bane,e at Gibraltar Green law The Rev. J. Thomas H. Le Alesurier, M.A., of Brasenose f could hardly throw a stone at her, base as she seems to have ', sir John' Franklin, 13ort ' , The dulness glorious results of .NI . destruction of the factor Bombay. It • American trader. She was apparently running between six et hwiek, from Palermo, at Gibraltar, for i' . , ? f noticed in our last report has College, Chaplain to the Forces, has been presented, by the ; oeen. The two husbands were certainly not the most ' nn-i.. ~, . Liverpool not since beet The news of the lagt • E lia , il :„ lr „ o t - de in an desire'•3 end seven knots an hour. Nothing occured until about three T s relieved by any symotoms of amendine • have reached England bthe occurrence originated ith us. but 'Si . , ; . n o'clock, just as she had got abreast of Deal, inside the sands , a Lord Bishop of Gibraltar, to the Archdeacons of Malta and,. maculate persons in the world.-Tinies. Ada, Oxford, cleared at Gibraltar for Liverpool 6th April - , the trade has remained • • . . ln a very inactive state amendment on the coo beet the et h stiliites w its dependencies . . '4' 101,AUX.11124/971• FIRMLARSAAZINAL,T41711 SAlMAlNNAlAmlimm.mm........mosa. './ interval does not appear that - to rene ° with the crea : 1 . . vhen it commenced snowing heavily, with several severe The Rev. William J. barley Bennett, M.A. formerly n 4 FATAL CASE OF STABBING AT LEEDS --.0 W ednesda y ti at our market this morning, at upon the cart of the Chinese . accidents collision_r pastime. • squalls. This for a time hid the ship and all others from the The n tended by only a small number of local was rather the result of an a went on shore for ts in Aff- a b a t emen t f thwhi c h ' 1 , shore ;but, on th e o e storm, was in tle y 1., Student of Christ Church, Minister of Portman Chapel St '' last ' • , •I,an inquest was held at the Court-house, Leeds before s'• TELEGRAPH OFFICE ,„ and very few buyers from the count ' millers and sea , APRIL 24. county a simil who „, movements 4 ,, Marylebone, has been presented; by the Bishop of London, it Mr. E. C. Hopps, de ut • f • the ' of someotrading vessel, e ee to the the country. course of an hour, the vessel was discovered to be on the.+Marylebooe, p y.coioner for leborough, to in ~ , ------ t animation throughout prevailed : a We have not alluded a ° tiro:cent from ill be called _ • Goodwin, with signals of distress hoisted in the • • lm- to the Incumbency of the new Church of St. Paul, Wilton 0 , • ' e quire Into the circumstances of the death of James Firth a , mind at Holyhead South, • g taken for consum .tiot t • decline few parcels of Wheat wen our re _ ~, rigging. - 0 . . light breeze at - r troops w Crescent, Knightsbridge. eo who had expired in the General Infirmary on the previous 4. noon, and W.S.W. at 6 p.m. o a.m.; S.W. at 12 at dld - b p 1a a of Id. to 2d. on Forel ghanistan consequent uPOn te that on o o ur brethren. • I mediately several boats were launched from the beach to ren- ,;'' Off Holyhead, • 1 . per /01 s. on Irish, but Foreign there was no general cl • • because we do not antic,pa b " me - f khbar Khan ,'" 1, ivied A • der assistance, and the first to reach the wreck was the smack t e Rev. George Yarnold Osborn foi merle of Sidne Sussex ' , ~ y ,n . day. The deceased, who was IS ears of a..ee, was the son of "' • yesterday, at 6 p.m No 9 , 3 Bk. (signal. 4 ,e accep lower terms. Flour met a suppose dY ee C 1 •e• 0 lege, Cambridge, to the Curacy of Coleshill, Warwickshire. fnan labouring man, livin in 1 ' ;zed from Cardiff-7'90, Litherleted, * h• * *' 8' Peru, g . 'lion-street ,att le Benks, in 4' China- s ip, this day, at 6 p.m. from '' previous rates. moderate sale a upon to act in the way that Ini a " ° himself on ti Industry, master William partridge, belon g ing. t D erg „,.. r evengeA o over, ~ and 5731, Jamaica, ship, at 6 Rev., Henry Tull, to be Chaplain to the Sudbury Uniou ''. Leeds d p in. from Jamaica. e , Barley, Malt, , an he came to his death by the hand of his sister, --4 Off Point Lyn It is said in the Lahore paPp•e hawur, es' -the war. As ho t k af I board. The sea at the timi was '`. t w took the crew .a e y on, as, at 5 p.m No. Beans, and 5 daring " `workhouse. ,e, who was two years younger than himself. From th e New Orleans-2i * • 4016, Frances Depauship,Pease exceedingly from tA value of dull, and th meditates an attack upon render us we expect they ..-7 very heavy, with every appearance of its continuance and a -:e evidence • , O, Alexander bri 9542 p 7 'each almo - t • I S nomtna . For Oats we • the Sikhs for the aid they b fre a°s ere now , i'g stormy night. The boatmen, however, undauntedly deter. Rev. Thomas Bleaymire, formerly of Trinity College, Cam- ,: r .l adduced, it appeared that on the afternoon of Frid 1 ay ast at s t i , Se. at 12 at noon, yesterda , g- . et, sc. and 3'50 Cop' r • • • y, from Alesandri . ,a, in to-day, and for them, as well as Oa had no countr the Sikhs have thrashed the A ns eeota la , - anned to remain by her. as long as possible, in the hopes o- • g , i • ' brid e to be In m John's Carrin ton No cu bent Curate of the new (lurch of St. • (Good Friday) the deceased and his sister were in the houi,e X , g , Notts. of 'a man named Lancaster, in Zion -street, and that while Off Great Ornishead, at 530 . a. p m. the Oxford, ship, for New Yo k. ',, • in very limited request to-da Oatmeal, which wa y, we continue our York. s - n, rations. r former quo will do so again without any Wa il lii • -, 4etting her off. At low water they got ou board, and having • ,. 1 ______. Rev. J. Medley, M.A., to a Prebend in Lincoln Cathedral. • 'they were there, after joking and playing with each other fo v•' 7 A further %ND • v ll'at 1 saved Captain Henson 'a and the seamen 'S clothes and pro -a. _,, parcel of Egyptian Rev. W. Barker, of Harrowgate, to the Perpetual Curacy ,: a few minutes, during which Lancaster'e son pulled a pocket- r• e n TIDE. TABLE. Bean s in ; ; ,sold, ex •bond has beet NEW ZEA• Lsn 1 ) ...- party, proceeded to lighten her by throwing her cargo over-ire lt ship, at 13s. 3d. per 4801 - a journe • . of Staidburne Yorkshire •Patron, the Rev. JTripp , c Examine' • board, which went on rapidly until the return of the tide ,,; , . , , - . knife out to cut a wax-end, with which he was mending a Days. Mrn , Evn. He - ' h ', soft Odessa Wheat, also • be, and a small cargo o Veit/ Zealan Nelson" :tor of Kirkby, Overblow. L i, shoe, and laid it down beside him, the deceased struck at Isis' e ---- ---- lig1 ig t.l Sundays, .____ __--I Holy& kas, lfrc. , . per /01bs, (From the 4 f the f the New : • when it was found that the ship had struck so violentli on' : he tile o , e hes o Rev. Beilby Porteus Hodgson, M.A. of Trinity College, a sister, and she struck at him in return with the knife in ques. .y u. 31. a• /I - The news contained in t and in the desPasn n e Nelson , is the sands as to " break her back," consequently to get hey 4i Rector of Hillingdon, Middlesex, to the office of, ' ‘ tion, and wounded him in the lower part of the left side of ' to the 9th of November, Vc Iline tn° a nnounce. afloat became impossible. The boats remained on the sands 4 Wednes. .6 g 2 at e ad to a nn oun ecxe. C ambridge, erkin Orders of St. George's, Hanover-square, vacant by r . the abdomen. The wound was not above half an inch lon "' i n -- 2 - g . Thursday 27 ie 0 Zealand Company's agents hay , yet b t 0i: flog ex- - until the tide had covered them, when it was deemedprudent ft . ' that we ri ders a the resignation of t , n the Rev. Dr. Gardner ; patron, the Dean ~•:•' aw l half an inch deep, but inflammation having ensued, he e Friday.. 28 10 34 among the most gratifying tvery amicable u Company, and to return to the shore, leaving the ship to the mercy of the-- • It will be perceived that a , r en ts of the was exhibited 1 waves. The crew were safely landed at Deal. During the of Carlisle. . :,.;~expired in the Infirmary on Tuesday last, It did not appear'., :aturday 29 I I 5 rise 3 . there . L. a have for':., night the wind got up, causing a tremendous sea on the sands, Rev. John Leach, M. A., formerly of Pembroke College, l'n; that there had been any quarrel between the parties, and the ,„,Sunday.. 30 11 37 fisted between the bishop and 'NI Monday. 1 l government . _hie ;s Cambridge, to.the Perpetual Curacy of All Saint's, Bolton- ,' jury returned a verdict of " Homicide by misadventure." ' v that on the part of the local uted questions w o• land colonize- as se sweeping every obstacle before it, and by daylight on the f01^,„4. ^,„4. -- a desire tia set at rest those disP t Sew Liea ra issioner • 'lowing morning nothing could be seen of the ship. She had s•:-.• le-Moors, Lancoshire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev . " , DISCOVERY OF THE ROBBERY AT MELToN MOWBRAY. 9, the course o . ~. Cons J. S. Bide) , ; patron, T. Tippirw, Esq. some time past arrested any with Mr • Governor had nn disappeared completely, like all other vessels wrecked upon,:' 11 --On ',Monday last, Francis Bailey was apprehended • he is a i g tion. Colonel Wakefield, in comp h acting in aiding :. ';he same spot. The Hewes was a fine three-masted vesse .en 1 f Rev. Samuel Moon, 8.A., of Catharine Hall, Cambridge ' , • • • d formerly , r.. native of Sutton Bennington, an was in business If Spain, had visited - nuckland, and t e i nfluence, . ld lend his i- borigines for ', 300 and 400 tons burden. Her cargo consisted of about 3,000 „t, to the Curacy of Ainsworth, Lancashire. : 1 , for himself at Loughborough, which place he left for London iiie ADMITTED. he wou met, barrels of turpentine and resin, of which 1,100 barrels have ns Rev. George Alexander Magrath Litle, 8.A., of Christ's ‘, . 3 * ' ' where he entered into the service of the Earl of Wilton, .tecidents given assurances that laims of the adiately . s., iere Medical and surgical cases 1, o ti the c all - De • a. ed - - been picked up and landed at Ramsgate; 181 barrels broughtl(SCollege, Cambridge, to be Chaplain to H. M.'s ship Alfred. e. . eto Melton three seasons ago :finer which he went , Caw any arrangement by which might be i roam° Rev. W. Lucas Heaviside, M.A., late Fellow and Tutor . tilllla utu or further compensation. form:111Y P e nrolled. . ashore at Deal; 173 barrels landed at Margate; and 51 casks ••('• Manchester, where he remained few days before the 4: 'hould be then comp en arson n fresin conveyed ashore at Calais. The value of the shi, *, of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, Professor of Mathe- - a • robbery. He came to Loughboroughspree," and, er Total and that the territory of time 0 by a per t. 0 . • ' , 7 matics at the East India College, Haileybur to be Mathe ' and s the titles c ented reported to be at least .£9 000. There •is no in- finding himself deficient of the tin," detertnined upon the 14. Crown domains, Id also be expo n elson s ettleruen. „ and cargoesrpor n nastiest Examiner in the Univrsit of London, in the room - on the vessel at Lloyd's but it •( burglary at Melton, which he effected without being heard,'" These arrangements won to the Port al and.alacrzty In n anrance effected_ ~, is - supposed ' of the Rev. R. Mur hy, deceased. y that she is fully Insured at New York. It is somewhat re- e es P y , notwithstanding a gentleman slept in the room next to that ~• visit of the acting governor shown great ze i n to plans Rev. Bartley Lee, Lecturer of All Saints and St. Mary, • In Nelson, the bishop had ej had entered d cemetery ,; '.':' markable that the last vessel lost on the above-mentioned en rn Huntingdon, and Domestic Ch a plain to the Earl of Errol, t 'in which it ' • aas committed. it appears that he afterwards , ',, • e z , lan i 1 1 4 sands was the Semarang. She was an American-built ship, returned to a public-house at Loughborough, and, having the cause of practical education . Church of ..ng , chap e„,, an of Warb H, to the Rectory eys, Hunts. for erecting a church, and hostelry and b o arding- . trom and bound to the same towns, was of the same tonnage, i.ll treated some people there very plentifully, he left a bundle n ative a a Rev. Anthony Garstni, to the Rectory of Manfieldstown ve ' Sunday and infant schools, a sick natives, n . ... w ith the; and her cargo consisted of the same quantity of turpentine tta the diocese of mag , vacant by the death of the Rev. , 'I in Ar h • • ,thank notes in the landlady's bands, whilst he went to i ''!' spere hospital for the reception of i n coniun et l o ur the native : and resin as that of the ship Hewes. The Semarang was lost , t e' Dr. Vesey. in thenightat house of facie. He school for natite children ; and, eenaent f medical; during the dreadful hurricane in the month of January last. . ;;, . 4 „, Sutton Bonnie ton, the residence of his friends, where he ''' ' the manae n e m o '''' was apprehended on Monday morning, with the gold watch • chief justice,•hiS co-trustee in ral sY'' tationS °f 4 ', The Lord Bishop of London has consented to preach tire ! . i a gene - por - - ` reserves,was anxious to establish niice n n the price so . en' and several of the stolen articles in his possession He was care and industrial education. Ete froui S Y dneY' d by the ' On Tuesday morning, a convict from the county of Meath, , ,..: annual se on on behalf of the Society for the Propagation •,., . Natnined before h . • at Leicester' , ' y, ore tee magistiates a head • '' named Kellett, was found to have committed suicide in his , of the Gospel amongst the Jews. cattle had been - made by the Eau. - le , ,__ e ,„ imp orte l ind fully committed for trial. The servants of the Earl of • d 16° su" alieed 2°s• it, cell. He took the straw out of his bed, twisted it into a •': averaging £lO per head ; an ice re al-mines and hanged himself, A book was found in which h-. , C 'de lin. " Sydney. had at 0, e the c° - ---• • rope, ritea at - -.Ca1...- --.- and ERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,—This DAY (From Messrs, R. MA SONS' Circular.) !the 28th, when th that the jury without hesitation tound t hPPTI tiniefsna videnee was of so conclusive a nature, erdiet to the effect, Release, Clements, hence at Palermo " Hannah, Rattray, and Patriot Miniu, hence at Havana Ellen German, hence at Laguira en to t 'Tuesday last the arrivals into this port, co iat William fro . m 1r as the Me, Arrived of this oppos he Senator Lux Caves fotimtsub'jo - iae tly re-elected by 1 culling crop The 2th of Marc of public humiliation a I le 0 MARKET, from the principal effects of t arthquake. Is is not of 13 The news frt;ni interest, though it is pects of ps conti n every quarter are exerciain theinfinence which they imagine is arr home on the subject of the sugar duties nals are discussing the merits of the que . All the local j stion, and the fa( ch from ttu the omission of Ad revived hopes in tt Jamail throne on the opening of Parliament u«--- ,minds of. those most interested in the matter. - the declaration of dividends at the rate of 5 per cent. per an nem on the profits of the Planters' Bank and Jamaica Bar had taken place. A complaint is made by the m er , t- Kipgston, that some of 6c.- .charging to 2 per cent. premium beyond the fair exchang which ought at the present period to regulate thr p bill ; and hence in several instances it had been d'en `to 'remit In sr' will account for the heavy o f specie 13, e way, and it is added,. in connexion with uriless measures are taken to protect 0 - this allega n, against the repacity of the banking interest and efflux of hard mone- —.termme mnosition. Th ty bot com mun conven Bence will be Is. Her Maj Vera Cruz w: for Mexico. by the scarcity of the precious te Spartan had sailed from Jai.— f D'Oyley, Secretary of the Legatior Touching the subject of the la— _ aase in the Anti. the islands which have suffered are stated to be—Guadalouy Antigua, Nevis, Montserrat, Barbuda, St. Kitt's. St. P St. Eustatia, and St. Martin, and the amount of Brig" 4/63 iie rt y destroyed is estimated at £3,000,000 sterli' £1,000,000 ; Swedi ,000 ; and Do' thanksgivings had observed in all the is., escaped the devasta effects of this most awful caiana r. P laring himself. At the same ire framed on the ,e made to re- vrench model, that sorr attempt may now ?: DESCRIPTION 'ish the political F ~on which for `hem. As yet there is no palpable Wheat '-n, but from what I know of the COAST. LAND. I WIS CANADA TOTAL. till fR _OOO rly exisetd be lication of any such de )untry personal . The Queen's steam-vessel the MegEera, Lieutenant Old- mixon, was totally lost on the 4th March, at Bare Bush Key. off Old Harbour, Jamaica, and one boy was drowned. A court-martial had been held on the commander, which re sitlted in hii being simply reprimanded. Itlament of its affairs _“quit uuu IA exposed to more dun = I anent J.LIS . ger from ii.} - e • • Beans n-:.:-1,siA Pease . .his cause than perhaps fri any other There is, for - ir --- '''' ''''''" 3helled Barb orce on this station, and as both parties have appealed to us Indian Corn dfor protection, first those, with M. Espinasse at their head, Rapeseed . who had been driven into exile by the arbitrary proceeding,. Oatmeal If the President, and now Boyer himself, with his immediate Flour . idherents, reduced to a similar condition, it is to be hoped,, Ditt' Loads 6644 Sacks' 2554 1 6644 2850 INDIA. The Tenasserin, which arrived at M alta on the 13th in s hasibrought intelfigepce from Calcutta to the sth ult. : . (From the Calcutta Englishman of the 16th February.) ,bat the p e aceful portion of t .e.M Into Runcorn, Ireland and Coantwise Juced to t he necessity of c licitsFng cli.; Flour, 300 sacks GENERAL S ears and a ha Those who have for the to our columns foi copidu XPORTS.—Foreign. Wheat Pease. 15s ors ; Beans qrs. ; Oats we fear our armies have been enga,, ns with diminished interest, " feats of broil and battle" to recora. turned from China,and feasting and feting — toilsome campaign—are now and Madras. 1 1- betaking itself to the cant I Oatmeal troops iv emPl anistan ed to t army late ants severally as I Prices paid , IMPORTS in the week.ThisWk.Aisye ht of a rag& 9 (6 16i 22 8 1116179 } j 24461 3i 4A i 3i 4 1 34449 13951; si ; 7 . 5 # 11;6 1336 6 87 Si 1 "••• 73 " - "" • • • In anonymous on pertumed paper, saying art of th , roceeding 2(142 11p 5 90 } 41 fl 1 11 ii I } 2216 1 } 1251 g I 12 9 942 13 11 Ox. & Cam. Term bergins. 10 17 15 o JO 49 15 10 Jupiter rises 3h 1m morn. Il 21 16 5 Venus rises 3h 44m morn 11 52 16 8 2nd Sunday after Easter. 0 9 16 8 St. Philip and St. James. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL 22 [WEEKLY REPORT.] 22 6 —24 24 6 —25 27 o —29 2 7 0 0 252 galls. ••..4 47 4 —4S ••...43 0 —45 ..... 4 3 0 —44 ..... 43 0 —44 none here •.. 42 i — 45 ....... 32 :0 —33 t 252 gall v. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, APRIL and 24. New grass Butter comes to market very sparing l Y , e ver. mantis a free sale at 96s to ges per cwt. Prices are, cotn7 how v, generally expected to be lower, when supplies become abandon : ! s d ~:l winch they 'mist goon necessarily be ; as the result of the pIrT,: S. •,• , beautifall , *. _ 4 .. . , genial weather. Sonic vent fair tub Butter from IN tu_c_7 . _ _ is selling at ed q ; lb. Beef and Pork fully maintain our last qt.!. i itt,L„tations. Bacon is improving a little in demand, but prices are not 7 !..1( w- - - - - - --r.-.--,-.,--,.------- n -..-- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 2 2 5 ne ;. The want of rumness in Me London market , and t he very au - 'Feather (which even at this early period .of the season. has effect upon the trade) has almost put a stop to busines 3 dull" the . our daft :i week, and the transactions that have taken place since - v iers ~ report has b een o f t h e most l i m i ted nature , and the declining Pe7:k. , , A fi to e r i the seconday qualities of each article. Liverpool and VV:!__ . ,. c 1 both flat yesterday, and a tendency to lowerptices for wi oe'littic thing.. The same remark applies to our market of to day : s ...,..., is doing however, that we do not alter the quotations of tills_ii.7 . 12 latter of good fresh qualit, is small. ' Oats and Oatmeal, as well 1s Beans, and all feeding stuff, very dull. Malt is held with ma c " ~,,:, confidepce at full prices. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, APRIL 21. DISSOLVED. R. Hewson and PARTNERSHIPS G. Harcourt, Charles street. Manchester squarer London, surveyors —R. Armour and H. Fa ter, Montreal -14 " or and W. Goldsmith, Waterloo-terrace, Ratcliffe, linendralrPe'' I. Ellis and J. Wilson, Ardwick, Lancashire, joiners —S • i lerleY Dale And and T. Thompson, Rochdale, Lancashire, tea-dealers —J• D a at. Phillip s , Fulham, schoolkeepers—T. Churchyar d and Stan vleadova.s, Woodbridge, Suffolk, attorneys—l. Porch and I;. wich. nary, Loudon, carr i ers—W. Pratt and J. M. R i ng er ' ;,or W' :recers—N. Hinchcliff, G. S. liinchcliff, E. S. flinclicliff, and __ d 4 aselden, Chelsea, p ap i er mache manufacturers -- E• o°°ba g 7/. I. Cooban, Li verpool, timber-merchants—T. Handley anA. landley, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, farrners—J. Cemm asig. .cooper, Birmi ng h am, i ronfounders—T. Tasker and V4l. Bielby, Yorkshire, canal-traders. INSOLVENT. April 13, Sarah Moore, White L ion-court, Birchin-lane , CorOld!. London, baker. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Benjamin Jones, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, banker. Henry Marklew, H en l y-up on-Thames, Oxfordshire, innkeeper' BANKRUPTS. r aleven• Thomas Brooke, Liverpool, victualler, May 9, June 2. a— d at the District Court, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs lodge, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Bridger and Co FinsburY-c -., London ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Edward Vaughan Austin, Rotherithe, apothecary. Daniel Davis, Newington.causeway, London, earthen"— !eater.Francis an, Mary Buchanan. Shere, Surrey, brewer. Thomas Walker, Poulton- in-the- Fylde, Lancashire, g rocer. DIVIDENDS. ' May 13, R. Pease, Leeds, timber.merchant—May 12..• . _Aw godsone teading, druggist —May 15, J. Brown, Newcastle-uPa",W . W. roper —May 18, W, W e bb, Liverpool, ironmonger—May ro per, fevner, and Nix e y , Liverpool, woollen-drapers—May 11. J. •utton, Cheshi re, mercer—May 15, W. H. Swain, Farnham l2, raper —May 12, J. Wilily, Oxford-street, London, batter -1u Park, Finch-lane, City, London, merchant. TES • To be granted, unless cause be CERTIFICATES to the contrail, o n the day of meeting. "tv London, May 16, A. Yeatman and A. Lurn, Fore-street. ' Lou" . hemists—May 12, H. Clarke, George-street, Mansion flotit',olk. lon, lock. manufacturer—May 12, J. S. Growing, Lowestoft, 7rocer—May 12, W. Newton and J. Newton, Macclce.leld. Cl 7 or iri lik-th rowsters — May 16, D. W. B ankes. Manchester: dealer lan e - fortes — May 1 2, E. R ow b ottom dearer„ iay flour „ ac iay 12, E. Davi es, G reat Crosby, Lancashire, blacksmith — P. P. t. Shepherd, Liverpool, boot-maker. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. George Adds, Park-lane, helsea, builder. Richard Lloyd, Dudley, Worcestershire..surgeon. ince- Charles King, Robert-street, Ch e l sea, c l erk i n t h e Census () Henry Halstead, Chichester, stonemason. Edward Elmsall Day, Bristol, surgeon. William Stead, Huddersfield. overlokr. ow. James Broadbent, Dalton, Yorkshir o e, e wOollen fancy ma n urer. Arthur Cox, Bridgwater, Somersetshire, Daniel Wood. Cheltenham, cabinet-maker. fame Thomas uskisson, East Bridgford, Nottinghamshire , innkeeper. William Glenn, Liverpool, ale-dealer. William Thomas, Exeter, accountant. James Longwortb, Little Bolton, Lancashire, dealer in Jonas BMus. Kew-green, Surrey, linendraper. John Gardener, Chalk, Kent, wheelvnight. James Carpenter, Eidlington, Oxfordshire, grocer. Phebe Jones, Ludgate-hill, London milier. William Kempster Aston. Warvi id:shire l , n retailer of beer. , John Everett Cross street Islington, town traveller to an rester warehouseman. PIUL L* ME ETINGS OP CREDITORS iron LIVER' pO fiOntig' 6, Richard Goolden, (audit) 26, Thomas Milne Whiteley, !Ist) 26, Charles John and James Gaussen, (Ist,) • Ditto, .. .: 26, James Gordon, (proof). Ditto, : 27, David Hughes, (audit) Ditto, Distr D i p c ii t tttt C oo o : or t, ii 27, Richard Warren, (proof and div.) 'Ditto. 11 1 28, John Anderson, (2nd). Ditto, 12 28, Robert Dempsey Sothern, (2nd) Ditto, .8 28, John Edmund Robinson, (Ist) Ditto, 1 ,, is, William Eccles, (2nd) Ditto. 1 , 28, Charles Pugh, (audit) Ditto, __..... 28, Thomas Evans, (proof and div.) , _ - - ---------- u. 22. LIVERP OOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APit DI SCITARCIED n-patients cured . ...... 29 f telleved and at own request. S / •fade Out-patients • . nebular. - •.• 0 i .............. 2 tead - ADMITTED In-patients ............ 0 Out-patients ....... • 4 Casuals during the last wce Reinaininthe house . ...... Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. .D awson. Chaplain... .. Rev. it. Davies. Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess. House Visiters, C. W. Reade and.J. A. Tinnie, E s q' House Surgeon. Mr. T. Inman. JAMES Tres"r„,,er. 'ARK BIRTH. On the 12th i n st , at Ince-hall, Cheshire, Mrs. 7' DIL EG— RAO. On the laughter 2nd instant, in Canning-street, Mrs. BOWMA N. $ MARRIED. , .1. ll ' e , Rev. I NS k On the 14th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by t''.?.,e'llgit' St On Mr. PHILIP P.. ROBERTS to Miss l'i'" NIS S VSHANE. of Woodside. lit' g ,On the 17th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, M r ... IWO' P ~.LLIS, moulder, to ELIZABETH third dategleter of Mr. ' pod, sell iurroN, cowkeeper, Rathleone.street. Tovv" s- - 13. 6 Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Mr • vai otrit 'tf , ' CHARLES, eldest son of Mr. CHARLES GRAHAM. n,„ ( 001'1, °t " o CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Mr. GEORGE "'' t gob°. A ., his town. r On the 18th instant, at St. David's Church, by the Re y' . JO NS' U,, lavies, Mr. ISAAC ELLIS, of Holywell, to Mrs. MO - !Jr. i• if this town. ~, get , t e r , On the 15th instant, at St. Anne's Church, by lir no nclo w t ilundell, Mr. .101114 OXLEY, of this town, formerly 01-- lale i--. o Miss MARGARET GARRETT, second daughter of ..-- .„. :,',i Philip Garrett, of Hunter - street , .. hy the On the 2oth instant, at the Crescent Chapel, Evertnnl - aBlE.'; L John Kell • sq., Y. CHARLES ROBERTSON, E to 11 / . s . • „ter. second daughter of late SAMUEL HOPE, Fsq PIO' t' same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr• JAMES ' HU G H ES. 'Om - X.„ l rownlow-hill, to ELIZABETH, daughter of ld. r ' 14 .00 l ~1..0YD, Scotland - road, a to '''' l'. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. MOSES SMI TI. lt. , CINTIA ROSCOE. As .. boo Same• day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ALLAN COWL ER dof :e s c a per, to JANE, daughter of the late Mr. JAMES JA , us ge, hi silOr Same day, at St. Paul's Church, in the Welsh lan v g a ` . / e tO . i'. tev. Robert Davies, M.A., Mr. THOMAS HE RB— reg Or AARGERY HUGHES. f lOC - • 0 IT' tt Same day, at Cardington Bedfordshire. the Earl 0. , E s IN a fa ...?" to JULIANA , eldest daughter of SAMUEL CHARLES whits ta t ..r:BREAD. Esq. The 'vide was attired in an elegan,.. - „ ' acts l'i; „tress, covered witli muslin, trimmed with flounces of Brussels 5-1 714 end looped up with bouquets of orange blossom and - iiir. , Knots, and wore a beautiful wrestle of orange blossorn• ', Rev' Of On the 22nd instant, at Birkenhead Church, by the Knox, Mr. CHARLES WILMER to JANE, Y oun g e s. st : p --- ,fl 6 he late. Mr. GEORGE HARVEY, Moreton, DevOnsut',.. s , Cu a ' t e o On the 23rd instant. at Edge hill Church, by the ...' o ',ger.,. 1 . 0 .3 athane, Mr. THOMAS HIGH/Wel of this town. irnet u of ''' ' daugh ter i .AisS MARGARET SATT ERTHWA ' ITE, second t ; i o JOHN HOLM E, Belle-vire, West Derby , Yesterday, at Birkenhead, by the Rev. LADD CHRISTIAN, Esq., to LAURA MARY, daughter Mr. En ex '. C .. ll o A f Z tellt CHARLES LADD, R.N. ..-.......____ ' - LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. Asites , Mii.e ann, v. cwt, S. d . s. d Montreal, Pot.. 31 0 (4 , 32 0 I Dutch, crop 6 0 0 -70 , Pearl, new .. 31 0 -, 2 0 Orribro 5O 0 - 55 t Pearl U. States Pot 3O 0 , none . -31 0 Game 32 0 -40 / 8 6 7 0 BAR Mull lO 0 -30 0a ( K ... -- French, S.F. 36 u -40 , German 3 10 - 7 0 E l4. ' , v Quercit toa .S. P... 52 0 -5 4 Balmsroms, 1g- ton E.5.F.F.58 0 -- 6 5 i Sicily, &c 55 - 0 Spanish .... '' Tuscany - - 6 -- MOLASSES, C . CASSIA LIGNEA, S. d. S. d., St. Lucia, &c.... as. cwt. in bond 60 0 - 68 0 I Demerara, &c... • CLOVER -SEED, V CWt. 1 Bar & Antigua.. American, red.. Dutch.......... nominal Oi Olive, MUNJEET V cwt v ' French & Germ. ... COCOA, V cwt. Gallipoli I, Trinidad - Trieste ..... 40 0 Sicily. ...... Grenada • Brazil l"` Portugal, &e I COI , I , NE, `4O , cwt, in bond. .., Jam Levant ..... a. triage y ordinary - 58 0 Palm, t" ton Fish, lr - good& fine ord. 62 0- 80 0 Seal, pale ........ 40 0 -40 It .„, middling ...... 90 0-10 5 0 brown ...... 31 0 -37 ( r good mid. .... 1i 2 0-;28 0 Cod ............ 33 0 -33 1( '•,- fine mid. &c 135 0-156 o I,o:sem), la ca./ 33 0 -34 0 1' Dutch, triage Rape, pale do. .. 40 0 -41 ( DIED. rA 111)311 30 0- 55 0 Mrs. - 041 0 ~, ordinary 1 Turpen. ila cwt... 27 0 -27 I At Burton-upon-Trent, in her 1036 year, 4 1.1 good ?..tfine ord. 60 0- 70 0 Rice, ip , etc t ',,, SHORT 1 10 SE . • thdaY 4 1 middling BO 0- 90 0 Carolina, dress. 28 0- - 4, ,...i At Worlingworth, Suffolk, on her 101st I,l r ,Alss l ' tr, in bond 24 0 - --- MOYSF SA , ' vi. ‘,. fl ood mid. 1 Mr. .)0 95 0-105 0 Bengal, ord. do.. 10 0 -10 At V-IpAa.,Arai.son,ierScohnatnht,America, h age l d tc 4 . B A ir r e . ar a s a ' ger La tiv n e g 2 4 go's' ‘ ' fi ' lle mid , &c. f ,1, Mocha . ........ 45 0- 80 0 mid to rime .... 11 0 -12 1 ,i LANGSaH . Ceylon - 80 0 African.......... none. ' Chester, and brother to Mr s . ° ; l ltna t)t es t L e an a gshaw, Cor er" fog' .. Java °n.. 36 0- 50 0 RUM, V gallon, in ond. ,i room. the l an ed 05 . G IP ;'4. Havana Jamaica, i,:z, On the 9th instant, at his residence, Brighton, aged Jacob Ho 1210 16 0. p... 2 3 - 2 ( ii JOSEPH HODGSON. brother to the late Rev. Ja , O rd ~ oeood &fine ord. 34 0- 40 0 St. Domingo 26 0- 30 0 stronger ..... 28- 3 ( •It. , of Great Crosby Lear this town. ct iar4•o. . „ t o. A ., Brazil ..,, K 30 0- 90 0 1 choice. marks., 34-4f`-, i. On the leth instant. aged 29, ANN LOUISA .',-,.-,,,, CO` '•,:‘,. Laguira - 90 0 SAFeLowan, .fi , cwt. , , daughter of Mr. FRANCIS SCALLION, of her. Maie"' ~,,114 OYEWOODS, V ton 4. s. 4. s. Bengal, ; Same day, Mr. JOHN REID, of Myrtle-street. „ It, spite . good 25 0 - 6 I. ~,,,;, On the 11th in aged 62, Mr. JAMES TAYILy ' itit, ,e, LngWood, Jam... 5 0- -- ord. & mid .. 2 10 - 4 1 c ~ plasterer, Toxtetlopark. TR, DOI.' ',.,. Hon. & Dom. 60-6 15 ~,, a Campeaehy .. 8 5- 87 6 Bombay ........ 0 18 - 1 14 ,'',, On the 12th instant, at Seaforth. a-ed , 6, Mr. P - '":. 0a 0. Kof 4 0- 413 SALTrErIm, V cwt. K. 6. N . ,ni tailor, son of Mr. Peter Hewer •abin ' etmaker. of .'.. Fustic, Span Tampico 5 15- 6 0 East India .... .25 0 -29 " '!,:' On the lath instant, aed6 • t o months, CORNELIUS. T u atofo s ' ,g,, Brazil • O- 0 0 South American. 14 6 -id 0 I Mr. JOHN NYREN, seagrch m & " of 1 Majesty's searcher, c., her or. ~,„ a -- :5..„ Cuba - 810 SHELL Lac, la cwt. iii 1 ,1. , this port. orange .......... 45 0 -60 i 1..Tf1 Same day, aged 2 years JAMES ARDEN, only 5--- i of this iau t se 0 ( NICARAGUA WOOD. liver and block .. 30 0 -40 u, .' JOHN A RDEN CLEGG, of Evertor. gese: , , Hiiviiiisi tr 0 0. V I ) Rio de la Ilache N. On the 15th instant, at his uncle's residence. 26, solid - 11 0 SKINS, rough 7O-8, 0 Neutria, v dea .. e 0 _to I 1... scurvy on the heart, 5,11. JOHN LOGAN, eldest Sur"' , small 7O-7 10 Chinchilli, do. ••10 o• -25 I . the late Dr Hugh Logan, Mayb le Scotland. THOMA S 1. 00 15 0- 17 0 S,tal, each ........ 111- 2 3 •i: On the 16th in at the M o y Hotel, Mr. dby al Oli, Lima, solid *.,, Barwood, Ango 6 10- 7 0 Si! usiae,l4. cwt. 1 014°. 3 15- 4 0 Sicily ............ 9 6 -10 0 7. , ktOeCwKhillol,A RSTON, after lingering illness, reap r THE aAW' ,t Gaboon '5:, Camwood l4 0- 22 0 Malaga .......... Lone ..,,* Same day, aged 13, deeply and sincerely regretted. - 1,00.• Red San. Wood 6O-6 10 Trieste .......... 70 - 8 (_, 4, die beloved and youre-est daughter of Mr. JO HN a Of A i. A $ FLAX, V ton. Verona .......... 6 0 - 6 6 ,'„ Cattle Market, West Desrli Riga. P.T.R. 4O 0- 42 0 TyrOlese ....... 76- 8 e ' On the 18th instant, ii Y• ll' I"th .ar Mr. JOHN„Detted by 'tt P'burg, 9 head - 38 0 Suomi, za, cwt. ..•,,,, Basnett-street, most Linc i ere is ly ' jandede•servedly regretted 00 $ iii Archangel 36 10- 38 0 B.P. Muscovado ! numerous circle of friends. . whilstsas -:., Dutch & nem. -80 0 d n r y i s b t ro b w ro r lvi . i . .... 5 5 3 1 ti -_-62, :,7..,:i.:Du5,ez,,,,,,, , a ;: er a few hours' illness, aged 35 Y ear i s ,'.. TO ° 0 h visit at his brother's, Parr- tS. Helen's, S N ' GALLS, 1113 , CO. of Higher Temple-'street, Manteti.etrseer3•2; L'l'fl3'lo;' ~I Turkey, blue - 60 0 good & mid.... 57 'l'l'' mixed 50 0- 52 0 o ur Ye v. tine .. 66 0 -68 0 I ''''' On the 19th instaet, after a ter severe illness, ag ed „,, hte 0 die-, ! East India 55 0- 57 0 Mauritius, .. wife of Mr. JOSEPH WINTER, Cases-street, y and q au ,faearin,g,.l o or dabs and moist 44 0 _ 5 6 ~ Smith, of Birmingham. Her amiable qualities.a._n_d:yarge e ll.- _,,, l' GINGER, 'Jp , cwt. 45 0- 50 0 brown & yd... 57 0 -62 e --4 pi)sition will cause her ta be long remembered by Barbadoes _65 0 k friends. 60 0-200 0 fine yellow .... 63 6 -II Same day, at her nephew's house, in Birke t St. A" .l` Jamaica . , E. India, in bond 11 0- 15' 0 East India, Bengal ~,,,t a, Gem, v cwt. .0 Khaur ...... 44 6 -18 0 aged 79, Mrs, CATHERINE MOULT, late of Mane:',.4o3sld"'oolY Arabic ias Tu t r i k n eT lia 7 2 0 4 0 0 21 ( 4 3 0 0 0 gbrooownaid d Y file: .* 5 6-3 1 0 0 -4 0' °" beloved S ani e du?iyle• aogfedM3ro Y J eO'lrlste nee ~daughter of. the late John Milhurn,lmrrier. Y Lo re i g t re tiLteeidg,hE. s L tr i e b et, an ISA AC 00- 0 0 extra rine ...... 68 0 -70 C 1. • Barbary A Senegal BO 0- 0 0 Manilla, in bond 16 0 -21 pt.: Same day, at Bush hill, Middle. ea in Ilene, v toa 2 e. • 2 s. Havana, do. ;, CURRIE, Esq., banktr, London. •• ' c , ES 'A UG 1 th e ~r, P'bure;, : clean 32 -, 0- 3 . 2- to. brown ........ i o 0 -20 ar i l. 4. Same day, in Grosvenor square, Loudon, FR ..colone • y ti , Hen. CHARLES STANLEY, a..ed 2 years. outshot 3l 43- - yellow . ...... 21 0 -23 c ,„C IIA It LOTT E , Youngest daughter of Lieutenant 00 0. Riga, Rhine - 33 10 white 0rd...... 26 0 -"8 0 QAMVE L A outshot 32 0- 32 10 good & fine, fine. ... 30 0 -33 0,44; orN4aGmle,oilli,,,siqu.,Uinppheisr 7B7rtioloyke:srtreet, London, --- ..yEl l '' 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, bro,, brown in . b . o . i . id . .. .. 16 0 On the 20th !Instant, after a few days' illness, W. O. 01' ";: Archangel in the 6:naleldest - Manilla 25 0- 27 0 -20 (~4 15 0- 14 0 yellow ........ 21 0 -23 o I,' EN,„, his 84th Ye ar ' tiso. Bombay 14 0- 14 0 white ord. ... 21 0 -23 O . ' ' year of his age. VMS' ' ii. •tl, daughter of the late THOMAS HEYES, Esq., Jute 'Same day, at her brother's residence. Evertoo. - aeete aest • Same day, a 1 X Mess, Ox and Cow, ita . it, good and fine.. 24 0 -26 0 ' mucl l ,_,lrl" y otlr of B. Ayres and Monte Video. 'dry. TALLOW, i; cwt. 7 months, the Fenella. 1) inferior & mid. 0 5 3- 0 !i ., ~,P burgh,: iessa.. Y.C..... ... ...... 6 6 =4 4 45 0011 daughter of Cua' tain JAMES WALLACE ESTHER sail e good & prime., 0 63- 0 •7 , - ',A Rl3 lEg' - -, Do. Salted - 033 Archangel .... 42 o'-43 4On the 21st instant, aged 43 years, Mr. JOON --- fb A° l' N. Amer. salted 0 3- 0 33 Buenos Ayres:- 36 0 4 3 0"1, maker, Shaw-street. tailorl A RD , D lM ti A i, N e 10 0 ' 1 late .„7 , ,, mWOANLLTA2-Z,ii, l a te .•... Brazil - 0 63 TAR, v. brl. dry salted 0 43- e 5 Stockholm ...... 15 0 is (1 • . 4., Same day, ELIZ I. ELLEN, third daughter of the nice -street, iCOA I ' " OC - ~ 06- 0 63 Archangel ...... -- - Same day, aged 10 years, WILLIAM, son of Mr. e., Rio, thy ..5; Valparaiso, dry 0 6- o 63 Carolina ........ 10 0 :11 0 Ot-stre_s . • ce. Pre'cGEOgyof Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 3- 0 7 Virginia ........ _, _ ___ ;,,,. On the 22nd instant, at his mother's reside p p ja. ti . e c n . cei 3ro ,-....e 0s r,i, ~'• after a lingering ; Dues • borne with mu_ch r. A W. India, dry 0 53- 0 7 TARTAR., la cwt. salted., 0 +3- 0 53 Cream of Tartar.. 58 0 -6 3 , •• TURNER B ROWN ' 'E, s s • on of the late M years At East India - 1 0 brown and yel... 46 0 -5 0 047, Chesterfield, aged 1,-, (-1 're. ,On the •)3rd instant, at No. 43, Hope.str T il Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 - 0 83 TEA, V lb. in bond. eet : J- 11 ` 1 B O A 0 ~ Horse, d. each 66- 8 6 Bohea, Canton .. 06_ 0 0 ' .daughter o - f the late 51r. Robert Gordon, Lyn a " ire ' 41 Home HAIR, V rb. Fokein .. _ 'o - f ' • , N.B. ....,........ ~t . , .. Short - 0...63 Con gem con. . • 1 1 - 1 3• r .. ‘ . • mixed - elk mid. to tine. 16-2 6 J . '''''............. 1 0- MS Twanka ' long tails y, com.. • 1 3 - 1 4.: 18- 2 0 mid, to good 15 - 1 64, TUE SDAIYI,VIIIPPR°I7:2S, 18 43' ,1.3 combed ,1 lieu ioo, 70 tb. in bond. . ii• Pekoe, Orange .•14 - 2 6 'lO Y 1 , 0 s' Cainpoi, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ~,O R l's a 1 Bengal. pug. & violet - 0 0 rpm. to good.. none E JpitYnThorfrrn.UESDAY AND FRIDAY MUD violet, t . an ti eo— 0 0 mid. to tine 1 6 ''''' blue - 7 o 6 0 isilioyyusNcooliE S nc k g.o i: e . : . in. . ......... 21 1 4 : ...._- ;1 1 1 (o):, '_5 ::. ..' blue BY s ree ' • • _ I 8,1:4 JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE,of ro Grove-ceet. let, g. & fine 7 °- LEON li.D ADDISON, of 14 ir • c ) iat • Orford-o 01. • a sod , Co,C o ey . , n ‘ e V ar wc-i i c i k a - u s e q e ti , a y f .,, T . a • Li ß e ; Pekoe, flowery 2 0-- ; vio rd. & mid. 60- 6 9 good to fine.. 10 - 2 ,si . 3 0e; Orders and Advertisements are received by Me"r.3 W a'la ° o e 1 No, N .4,SGOlten'S CRRSUNT,L I s eWt i ° ,,, 0 1, 1 10 --- 2 24 , e v c i o ol p n -e . ° ll; & :ed s 7. l tl ) .. l } le. 5 5 3 °_-- 6 5 9 3 fine ~ 1., I, ~,ha.ilaneet:clolerenth-isii;. i ord. & mid. 36- 5 3 Young 1- IYsou •• •1 o - ." at under' - t -s 'i c , A. cour,' glee ~stree-iiir 3 6- 6 0 1 Imperial ........ 1 0 ..... 3 0, ~ Barker, a con. quality • . Lombard stiect ; Mitchell, 3, Red Lion adneedic allocfice• Oude wder • 2 9 - 5 6 I Gunpo ~ .•ciod and line .. 1 6 _ 4 6 4 1., Clarke - and Lewis London, Thre . i _ see _.O Fleet-street; De ac Birclills d 17, ;''' Madras 3 3- 5 6 I, ~, . , . Garraway's; at the nCornmercial Coffee-I,°huapter Cotree. To BA CC 0, 7 1.. ill bond. c ornhill' Chapter. C ode IA: ~,,, G tiatimala, V II). J. River, Leaf.... 02 _ lane ;at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, .e.it Floras ........ 6 3- 6 9 Stemmed.. 0 i 053 ,'' house Paternoster-row; North and South Ars ' ,Ten , ar o 4 3- 0 8 house,„ Williamr 0 11 1,,,; Pi e : f..' Sobres ........ 5 0- 6 0 0.3, ...... 0 3 - 0 , Ihreatineeille-street; and Mes •srs• . .e,' Comes ........ 26- 4 0 IC"tuc t ' id ... 0 - 4i Maitre, and News ise-lan, London ;by Messrs. 01 " - b . avg . -. Caraccas, Floras 6 3- 7 0 MarYla mc, _ cwt, in a ui. 0 0(', Co., at their paper and AdvtirtisemeutAge2ci ler Esc .r; le ,• Sobres ........ 4 9- ti 0 TURME I , V 13 6 -16 QuaY, Dn' I' e in; Mr.M`Pliun, Glasgow ; Mr. Valfi,,,,,clieb-,,,gt1 4 3 Bengal . Olt"i street, and Mr. C. H. Lewis, Market-street, , year jpio.- ' - ' , C Cortes ........ 2 9- TURPENTINE, V CWt. if, • Haddock, and Messrs • J • d W Bootle Booksellers,o, 33. ,P.r . DYE v. lb. LAC '- • 2 6 American - 8 o a '. mr, Clarke_ 3 ' • •an . I ilot-oitice, Presteny aria .e. _ ~„,.. cool) jit , D.T. arid prime. 6- VALONIA, V tun, •R 3 ..t . 3 Ss'.!' stre•et ir' CO ,'..., mid. tO goed.. 07 - 1 Smyrna, Picked. • 1 6 0 -20 o,a) ' lilingliam. __CD !of, Barker, il avant; eta! ,c. ord. & inferior 05- 0 Morea lO 0 -15 0' Terms of Subseriotion for this paper : . Guar` . • ;,fikrADDEs ROOTS, v cwt. WAX, IINES'I9 , cwt. in bond. " e ' One • r - £ 1 36" 1 " P year, i 2 6s. ; haif-one vest .58 0- 60 o 7 0 - 7 to a . ' 0 Smyrna African 70 - 8 er; 4 • Its. 6d.—lf paid in advance--out • .. Tripoli & Syria .. none East India none 7 10 - 8 ot` hall...year; illB ; quarter, lOs 6d • . • ' • Freaeh , American Naples - .. regiments of which it was com now only heard—and that mos, Assam►, where rascally rabu_ employed in a fruitless pursm, jungles. Indeed, it were a mock of mare chace which more - mob before an armed s keep c ach mews .esembles t now that attent But we would fain hope, drawn to the affairs of India, our reaae.- to interest them in the record we shall from -•"h of civili.."- DISCHAROXD •• enur Monde eh of Melton to ring a merry peal in honour of their in urise, a. croon ._ - An extensive seizure of tobacco wa s made i n Belfast on - s . nocence.—glamford Mercury. Associations had been formed for coalworking havenbeen ser. . , d had written a few lines aski - - forgiveness o od for the 4 , 17:,t,.„, ..a . In U ce t , teAriette CASE OF SUICIDE.—About four o'clock 0 " n 1 1* •Wednesday night, by the chief officer who arrested a man Coal Bay, and four puncheons of the Harrtihsone,9alYraaP:etviithi :: rash act. Kellett was under sentence ng of transportation. •,,i driving a cart containing 2,5001b5. weight. • i a y a m s o t r a r t d e n g, of a n mentalelder l y derangement,gerrtlema nof respectabl eflung hiin s himself appear only over ',?., home. The emigrant ships Thomas New Zealand, had arrived, and landed e. is Id a sort of le t r p ' _ A LONG CAUSE.—At • the late Gloucester Assizes, Mr. made a 1 : Sergeant Talfourd announced, evidently to the satisfaction oftl BRUTE INTELLIGENCE. —A rather remarkable occurrence 4 three deaths. The chief justice h ad s . and forwards 4 1 . T the judge, that a special jury case in the list would not be a:, transpired a levee in Nelson on the 24th of October, anda_hAadsailed short distance from this town a few days ago , the east parapet wall of the North-bridge ss tried this assizes; it would have taken until the end of theil.; While twoabout the middle ,-n ever to Waimea with Captain Wakefield,to"" m ake young men, apprentices with Mr. a Lee, grocer S f of the great arch, just below the market -stairs. after for New-Plymouth, whence he was With the bishop. . .•. term, as there were 3000 issues to be tried. Mr. Justice :sand tea dal e f e th r e in . Dewsbury, were taking a short walk dowo man hid previously seen him going backwar r cl * river Calder, their master's warehouse dog, along the pavement of the bridge, and was ho The watch- - „ess land excursion to Auckland, in come anYNvelson, Neve Zea-. an there-. ',. Erskine said it would be pretty amusement for the judge who') the side - o A county court was to be held monthly at - i with Se m ight be fortunate enough to go that circuit in the summer. 4' side's was accompanying . them, strayed into an adjoining, some distance from him, he saw the ill-fated reified when, the=''`' land. The despatches and news will be rest r what with the ~,-, There died, suddenly, a few days a o in . Lond •, field and on on, an ci old seeing an ass, which was grazing, suddenly fellt:' Parapet, and instantly precipitate himself int man ascend 1 , 4 ltogethe , the friendly named John Ennis, who, it appears, g was or: it, worrying rightful t all the friends of New Zealand. A governor, S man,tereds.„ 12 ry a r t n a g a i hn in rt a d r i n s ost ferocious manner. A numbers.; f. (Iptli. His right arm and leg were dreadfull ' l i i ' r e ol f , „, blood. Dr. Tait was present shortly after the°effusion f,l appointment of an efficient and zealous oand the agent . one of the finest men in Europe, and haamas c s o e t cra l i 'of men beinen, but o T s ' independence by sitting as a model for nearly all the pri i n t c t i l e - i lthe poor , ass to death, went and com tance, and seeing the dog likely in ' his head was uninjured, and there was little or Y n • interest la coalition of the interim governor, the bishop. - thenioP,ttiers, an d the a short time g to worry of the company, the hearty exertions °fin the letters sa l sc ulptors and painters of the present day, forei n menced a fierce attack upon tre dog with hedge stakes, but *q occurrence, but the man had been dead frotu tl melancholy;4i mo ment, . a e is nglish. He enjoyed excellent health, and wore gas we '''.• without succeeding in . i . e moment of s. striking tokens of general progress afford et this his . beard from private letters, New Zealand bids far, ~ suine bone' h• waist for scriptural subjects, in which his portrait may;;.: mutilating .n a shocking manner. A horse, belonging to Mr. - ? a native of Edinburgh,'s in his 60th year, was?' and belonged to a all those sari' causes 'to is Royal Academy,a George Fell, of Earlsheat '44 •most respectablep; to take a new start, and realize from various ,r.s 'me seen at the and other iustitutions. on, had witnessed those proceeding, _ family. He was bred to of the learnedone professions, and i which have been temporarily obscured ~,"`, EIISSENTING AND LIBERAL ECONOMY.—Sir R. Inglis,' ; r evidently under most agitated feelings, and, as if conscious "is" although through life his conduct now almost certain to be removed. _ in hi s place in the N a lse ur o e f d.n o r menons, stated that the Re- ,t'ibe p oor ialess must perish unless he interfered, made a rush 4 ecentricity of character, --------------------1 --Accord- ,4his later years, there e rou t be . dge, eleared off the men who were trying to was nothin which seemed to indicate the propriety of his , ; EXTENSIVE AND SYSTEMATIC COLONIZATOI4n•ight week ' ' 4l _...,, gistration Act, (1, Churchmen, s cost Ten - •'t sosed by the by the dissen . ters and so op-, country ninety thousand liberate the ass, and in a most furious manner seized the do ,is beingput s i , ! 1 ing to Mr. C. Buller, in his speech of Thursday is TEIS ~ i ' pounds a year. Last year, these Dissenting mania e ' e with his teeth and dragged him off, and • I the permanent cause of distress in this countryda TT' ,-, PITAL, AND .. poun j Infidel, Sotinian Atheist,and N ' g s ' '''' with his fore d hind - • o'clock. three times, .. sn othTgarian, dli tt e ti woh t:et, and had not the dog made off, it .., and retired to his room abournine o Liverpool and Manchester BIBLE COAIBETITIoN OF CAPITAL W. - -I s A ed hy . Mr. C• e, eluding rt y c; eight thousand two e bun red; 4is suppose despatched him in a few minutes.; gone to bed, and had left the house in the ni ht l t r . d never r , Ditto quarter shares LABOUR WITH LABOUR. The remedy , ' Pr°trie creation of 0 ••s , „. amounted & marriages cost the blic eleven thatt these dis- .. 4 When the horse had accomplished his . feat, be, with head and ~';?heard by any of the inmates.—Edinbuegh ' , ri g •• ime un- ' Ditto half shares Buller for this " terrible competition' is ita l . Corn-';' entiii,, h th rumblers about si church t eac • „ tail erect, scampered w e %yrs.. -e g pennyra-es wouice ,, ....,, ifie , . the ass in a noble and most dig- J.; A WOAIAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAD i ness. •. fmodon and Birminnliani wider field of employment for labour arid for capare cause— ••a ma nn er, as it proud of having gained a mighty citement has . con- '?,. in prevailed during the past at w e ek —Very great ex • ' Ditto new quart' s •• • Waiters shares petition then, is, according to Mr. C. Bulwer,. tish society. sii study this. s t quest, and manifested evident tokens • I Castle North- Ditto old shares ot p easure, as if sensi- . wick, consequence of suspicious circumstance s Ditto E,XPORTATION OF GOLD.—The shipments of gold to ' the permanent cause—of the evils that afflict Br' C• • f r ~ bly• feeling that he bad effected an act of benevolence. All ,t the death of Sarah Hough, wife of William attendin g; London & Prigh To limit that competition ought, therefore, if Mr• es ßuller : by 0 0- '2 America continue, and, with the Exchange at 106, will con- - A who beheld whnde!ful deed of Mr. Fell's horse 'were ',, of a flat which plies to and from Liverpool. Hough, captain Ditto new "1 reasoned logically, to be his aim ; yet, he propos 'Which al' fait time for some time. The profit does not exceed -I to i per 7, powerfully t • thisc s rue with his evident intelligence and sympathy , man died on Thursday, the f.it'i instant l The poor wo- London and South Western plan of colonization, merely to find new fields, in extensive cent., after pavin,g the necessary expenses of agency, corn- * fo h• , r isfellow brute.—Wakefield Journal. an inquest was held before James __ , and on the Bth inst.,/ Ditto, moth •. deadly principle of_competition may have more aßum __ s t "'' ission, freight, &c., but in the present state of small profits ~;the K t f d division, te)seoe, Esq., coroner for Manchester, 13 It shares ••• • ' _ , o on, & Bury scope. We have iw this country, if Mr. C. Bullers a • P want' ''' 33 commercial transactions, this is sufficiently remunerative • ROMAN nu s orwhen a verdictof "Died by • ' CE IN PEAL L IFE.—A case presenting features o, i ' nation of God, from natural - manchester and 13inninglia Lions be accurate, a superabundance of labour ; but we of t 3c • induce further shipments. We understand that £300,000 sf sah a causes,' was returned. On the Ditto aud Ditto Extension , m mOre than ordinary interest, and strongly vindicating the ',... following day ( dy) the Manchester and Leeds corpse was buried at Witton land ; and it is, he maintains, this deficiency in the e xtent . o t c •-• In b sent this week by the packet, but the Continental ; axim that crime seldom fails to result in its ', Ditto half shares our soil, when combined with superabundant labour end ca 4‘ Nill e the pro-'a Exchanges are more than sufficiently favourable to us to fill 'I [tient, occupied the Insolvent Debtor s' own punish s when a scene of great disorder ensued ; the husband, who` Ditto quarter shales pital, which generates the distress that weighs dovvn , .„,,_ . 1 a p caused by America.—Globe, of Wednesday. `-jt before Mr. Commissioner Court on Monday,' rittended the funeral, being gloated and Farrell. We allude to groaned at by the Midland Counties the case of; spectators as he left the churchyard. After ductive energies of England. If capital and labour may be up tie g DLESRAM.—The successful candidate for East • 4 ,4 an insolvent named Edward O'Sl the interment ' Ditto, assumed to "superabound" in England, so, undoubtedlY, A e, oss u . R.EN Shaughnessy, whose petition many painful rumours were freely land that confessedly stands in need ot ; 4 ,7,. , "-- i s the fourth noble lord who has borne the familye:Z. was opposed by Michael auffolk . . . i Hallinan, of Charleville. The facts ,elicited, which • induced an application to y circulated, and facts were ! I.sth Shares may land. We have t• We having been twin brother with the late a „d „.. letailed in • . • evidence are briefly these :—ln 1837 or 18.38 ‘ ;Mhurton, Esq. to hold anothr be made to Henry '4",.11 Midland New North M inquest; for appears that idland cultivation. We have labour that leeks employmen . . .. .. , honours, to the title in September, 1839. The lord, ----. 7 . O' Shaughnessy, grandfather' 0 Shaughnes -sy, who was understood to be in comfortable ke Castle Northwich is not included in One-third Shares the Knutsford division .„ , have capital uninvested. Th e .. IN , lalthusians and Emigration- iss succeeded who was an affluent Londons eircumstance • feigned ,, Niortli Union on the `. superabundance" o f t a o ,ty 4. Lis lordship, . _ _ merchant, nameoS; ~. . taken before Mr. R fists, while they insist. nc ltrvateo Te I sa ac Theiusson, fett one of the most extraordinary • a girl of prepossessing tt • t d oscoe wit Newcastle and Carlisl • a rac ions, an in manners superior• r 4was irregular and illegal. M and of capital, do, it is true, :tnaintain that the u u 4 • Peter r. Churton consequently gave Ditto quarter sir -• e• not cultivated, • land of England is ' Wit " After • • , since known are to many of her grade. lie won her affections but to betray instructionsCi' that the bd o y shouldbe exhumed, and on Satur- ulster ' a." •• • ' turns would not compensate for the outlay. This argument,'i .• Tbelusson si . to hold his inquest. The investigation Pails and Rotten however, a perilous one. If the , Malthusians may le :as s e sa• ,nd childrenshe.left the remainder of his fortune, amountinga•V world. Under the solemn promise of marriage he overcame. occupied ten hours After consulting together for •about Paris and Lyons allowed to assume that any portion of the land of England is tie :,.... to upwards of £600,000 to trustees, to accumulate during the r's her virtue, as it was stated, forcibly, and she not b • I l if • • • being d e _ is ia an hour, the jury returned the following " ' verdict : flea itorree and Hav Newcastle re uncultivated, because it is not worth the expense of cultiva• _ t?::s s es of his three sons and the lives of their sons ; then the s z serous of prosecuting her destroyer, or exposing herself to ' the deceased ~_came to her death by inflammation of the brain S and Darlington June. 3 s of Malthusianism the -• f ' extend • N. estates directed to be purchased with the produce of the ac-. - „ , the bitter taunts of her acquaintances, resolved to ' s., South Eaatern and Dover may not the opponent .. .emigrate 4,4 brought on by concussion, which was occasioned • so by Injuries New shares lion, he capital o , . ant fund, to be conveyed to the eldest male descen- s:An 3 rics• She Proceeded to the United States, where i i ,;,,, inflicted hby her 2' argument, and maintain that d an y p t o rt ion worth a tha l t t-01-I tl at 4•• • • obtained such employment as her industrious habits in f „ England, which is.uninveste „is not that any .portion tit' in of his thr . ee sons, with benefit of survivorship. This . arm. ,so died if such in cries 3had not been so inflicted on her, and Half Shares ;jugular will being contested by the heirs at law, was finally iig fitted her for, . i but destiny cast O'Shaughnessy a • ' • • gat mill , that such injuries were not inflicted would attend its invests : is not de l se c rvine . a with rnalice aforethought." BANKS. labour of England that is unemployed, sthe s m er r-I*.. e3tablished by a decision of the House of Lords, June 25, : her way ;he offered her marriage, the offer was accepted, • 'l' W'll' Hough, an " 1 tam who had been detained •custody ! Bank of Liverpool . in to await conomists o stamp o r.,,,, 805. Mr. Thelusson died July 21, 1797, and from that time ', the ceremony solemnized in due form, according to the ritual ' the result of the inquest, wasthen employment? inferiority of portions of the soils - 1 I may accumulate to aperiod of about 120 years, and:, of the Catholic church, by a priest of New York. He 1 ved ', H. Churton, Esq. to take his • committed by the coroner, Borough Dank... C. Buller to dwell on the in hat renders colonisation indispen- ' 4 , 'he stock to £l4O 000 000 sh ou ld but three months • ~.. trnount . , , .sterling; Commercial of England. 5 as the cause t. .g g r. Chester Courant. of England, d b . Mr. .C..Buller were a • •, • the whole is to be applied by the agency of the Sinking Fund,, midst of strangers, returned '— East of England ssigne . 4 lreland, and after some . irn ~, UNHAPPY OCCURRENCE. to sible. If the reason a bola proceed. until .the whole SOl, ." to the discharge of the national debt. An act was - D se 4attertapted to • in m i hr s v another woman —an attempt which ha ; —On a cask of bra which had been found some t . Tuesday, • ndy' of Manchester lO sOUnd One, colonization should of cultivation ; because, assuredly. ,e s , Al snortly after the decision in the House of Lords 1 . 'e • as- t - - • 1 ' failed to acco , imi ing t re , :i , _ . p 1 . - t rough the ministry of a Catholic clera 'i was taken out of the bonded time ago floating in the Solway, 1 y , Weaester & I I n ..'poo. —Set. 2.1 .• of England is thrown out ductive capacity of immense tracts ss . 76 eriod for which property might be allowed to accumulate 4' ' s yroan, but in which he was successful by obtaining that off‘'s in the presence of the officers warehouse here, to be destroyed Northern and Central the pro of the custom-house, as it was North and South Wales.. 10 ::: when measured by tour colonies, the richest soils 01 A . P -, to 25 years. ' . .4 Protestant clergyman, who either entertained no scruple. „,,,,. a little injured and no one would it. Ro al of Liver of land scattered throw pounced _ . 1 If, therefore, cola- s i s upon, or who was not throughly acquainted with, the matter 'f'' body was about the sands pay duty for As no- y P OO l 500 . South Lancashire ... ounced stela e• , e •ge THE REV. R. S. BAYLEY AGAIN.—The following is al ° • England might be pron Led, because our waste lands ar , of His first wife, after having endeavoured, without 1 t success to -eithought that the readiest _ Albion . •28 pai d 'ties of suchicopy of a handbill which has been pretty extensively circa F . way of hanelessly getting quit Of to be adopts , , upport herself in America, was compelled, by the r ' ''''' tl• d.ei pool Union to .. nization ought then, by the necessi • . 1' -d in Sheffield :—" Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A dC ~ • essure so .e commo ity was just to pour it out * oti the thick covering — Liverpool Banking o not worthy 'to be reclaimed, ; erience no relief, until a . !ate . •the--' Intrinious Reports respecting the Sheffield Bank of Nlessrs. of distress, to come home and seek an asylum in her P f father's; . of loose stones with which the central road along the sands Wilts and Dorset Co,,, * .• • • • 7 lOs a theory, English society cou ldbe; Pronounced inferior to Youn es• Messrs. Rimin ton and Youn est r humble abode. She was received with paternal kindness. • has • t b • • , sus een repaired. Their calculationthat 't the soils in England that may - P ex dered to their pri- S; Rimingtons and .. g • g g s• But Hallinan conceived that her . husband was bound to sup- •. be absorbed and disappear instant o.s wstl would surrendered 1 1 n of colonization'' having been apprised of a false and scandalous report relative si port her ; O'Shaugh best of our colonial soils, shall be t e i s i y vi r l e t s , :i l ing in the neighbourhood, he •,' however, that the ground below tl e t . of new stones 1 . o i P lag and labour of ,!, to their establishment, which has been industriously prop s had him served with n . beforei coa ing covered, w'p o v ,r o u r , k; mitive barrenness. If Mr. C. Buller 'sprocess. He denied that he had not been touched by th e • be transferred in ''‘'' gated in the town of Sheffield and neighbourhood, have taken ~,', Pick being and, were in full operation—if, in short, the . cap had ever married her, and had well nigh succeeded with his moreover, the present frost Bootle Ditto England might, with the utmost facility., ..... still, so long as ,e pains to ascertain the author of the calumny, and have sue- defence, w h en com- so that the brandy, when pouredthe • did I .'poo Gas Light Company, in which Mr. .. epeded in ft- fcing the same to the . Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A.. among stones, not any conceivable proportions, to our colonies ing who were present • A • h ' • ~.;,,,,, 1.,., in America wen the marriage was so. sink as soon as ex td b (Original Stock) 101 ve public notice of the fact and of the mo- '''! i s „, tbe principles of that , economical philosophy , 1 - . L C. Buller trusts, should remain la i mother country, so long would ...e , admit of no essential diminution h( M'cl. wretchedness lie much deeper than .aLive ss r of our soils, and the factious supe ' et and labour. To the influences, as rr observed—to the influences that arts'. sall English labour—must we look for the L..— s ocietY.W7 which threatens to burst asunder the bonds of B ten —John Bull. Lancaster Arta Preston .. Ditto Junction, new Leicester and Swanniugton Leeds and - " SO paid 47 10 50 -, 100 .. , 25 ... 70 .... 31 17 6 , el2lospaid GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. Exchange Buildings £loo paid :arrington Watur e w le th en oa ro o n s n a in o g d 0 .. e ...... w . .....,...5.,.... tans soon spread, and t0r5,...-__ which they believe has actuated this person in his prof t ". o .A ;67fa " ct ' s7;;;;; t ' Co l uTh . ;;ear - cgitir cross- u e i ;a a.' " " u tCt ijube a u ' - o - - ula . Messrs. Ritningtons and Younges hold a dial., well at, the bands of the assistant-barrister, who w n a ' s in e a vi l de n n'tly s . O P f P our town " , 6d. driwn by Mr. Bayley, 'le and '-itonoured bill for £3B 9 . )y' , surprised at the incident, as at the hands of O'Shaughness 's v even tossed away their s, to lift the liquor. SomeN , in crowds much . to the discredit, ASSUItANCE CONI PAN I I , '5 snuff, and drank with their snuff- : m cheater Aunrance Company. I o - imaginary inferiority. 9 2d J t• ' w hich was due so long ago as the - January, 1841. At the t , soun;,„,. The foree of truth nrevailed. and a d - kt,b 8 ' • evrt.F. w..; .. axes. eeing this, the nf1i,.... • • ' pool Fire and lap rabundanee of our capita a ii earnest entreaty of Mr. 8., and relying upon his promises). c:.. unward Douglas well ,_ _ j _ 5..,,,,, time to time. they did not nroe. I.:_ ant in the .4t Britain [iv, o f the social ceedings apow lv ew titia CC Ditto new shares 'O. 41 oo e misery of Gre The caul 27 Cured 2l Attending as Out Patients l3 12 Irregular 0 Died .. 3 91 Remaining tnthe Hospital.. 80 If ouse Visitors, Rev. Thos. Hornby and Charles Inman, Esqrs. Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker, PRICES OF SUARES, APRIL 24 Prices within the last seven days, RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Bolton and Preston , lirmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter Birmingham and Derby lOO .. 00 0 Bristol and Exeter 7O ... 00 0 dirkenhead and Chester Ditto half Ditto, new, issued at £33 dis 3 .... 0 0 0 .., Dublin and Droghed a .... 0 0 0 Eastern Counties Ditto new Shares .... 8 6 3 . 12 0 0 ... Ditto, unregistered B6 8 12 2 6 ... Ditto, Debentures Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto new shares 7 10.. 0o 0 ... Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 20 paid 0 0 0 ... ;lasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 0 0 0 , Half Share5.., Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar Greenock, and Ayr • 5O paid 0 o o Grand Junction Ditto half shares SO .... 9y 0 0 Quarter :; . 49 10 0 New ditto lO .... 34 10 0 Great Western 65 .... 93 20 Ditto new shar es 5O ...• ds 1 0 0 Ditto Fifth Share s Great North of E ng l an d Hull and S e lb y . • • O o 0 O o o . O r o o 0 o o 200 0 0 . 48 0 0 ex 9 6 o o ex O 0 0 52 10 0 ... 66 15 0 37 5 0 35 5 0 o o 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 O 0 0 22 15 0 O 0 0 ex. 82 0 0 ex. O 0 0 ex, 5 :0 0 ex, O 0 0 ex. 16 0 0 3 1 6 . 68 0 0,,, O 0 0 22 o 0 ex. 70 0 0 ... O 0 0 O 0 0 o 0 0... 27 10 0 2 15 0 ... 3 12 6 o 0 0 .. . O 0 0 25 15 0 .. . , O 0 0 O 0 Thin: (lays, 4 0 0 10 7 6 12 7 6 11 17 6 1 Stoek .. 633 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ... o come d d st i r n a i d g 1. 1 : : ki n n Y g a. t n : i d : f. Ocean Assurance. ........ lament to say, however, that several / Leeds and L iverpool '' Liverpool Marine Assurance -•-• ix: the brandy, and use every other , Company ...... . . ' . n decree - "means they could t twined in tnis instance was o a for .£lO, obtained 4 o 10 paid put a stop to what was going on. 'We nocKs, FERRIES,. .i+i .... 1 last, when, havin found that by no other mean ' an seb coat clistreslEa'-nd-refrained from commencing legal proceedings until the —: mi 7 — .4"• — •""7 .4 March ' g AV Could they obtain payment, a writ was issued against him, amour ! The learned commissioner intimated that this ware; were utterly intoxicated ; t.uecee e , anal..,. o .... 00 . 0 was compelled to consent to a .iudgmeut,.payable in man, of the, and that one ._ in _ Anderton Carryin••• and he one of the most extraordinary cases that had come before himi.fname of Thorburn, a shoemaker Rock Ferry . Company .. 100.. 0 0 0. • from 3d April instant. Having, therefore traced his by trade, died a few ...... six weeks this in experience. No defence was set up against the crush- 1 hours of the excess. He wassteam T C . ........ ... 2o ..• 0 0 ug oman ........ 10 • • . ---'-' hencefr • tons and Y 'atte d d 'Dr. Blacklock, ii ' . n o by The Marquis of Douro has left town for Lisbon, w , to the calumny to person, iming Younger are de- in weight of facts stated, the petition of the insolvent was* who opened one of the jugular veins A fittington C0mpany„,,........ 100 ; • 5 8 0 .. did everything in - his lordship intended to visit the Duke of Wellington, : , sirous that the public should beimade acquainted with the summarily dismissed, and he was sent back to gaol.- - Cork`' his power to save him, but he vems, andecaries' •compa n y...... 10 ,••• 00 e ex, apoplectic, ands Asphalte l (Liverpool) .. • • oo 0 .., Portuguese Dukedom of Vittoria and Marquisite of Torreas motives which they believe have ed to this malicious con-was quite "., Vedras, and return to England about the 10th of the ensil- High-street, Sheffield, April 18th , 1843." duct. Examiner. • ' beyond the reach of medical in.—Dutrifries Herald. aid before the doctor was calledi '. ----- (Poloncee n ) .......... 2 •••• 00 0 .... ........ 2•• • • 0 o o Mg month. t° icalled;•--(Polonceau . Cum. Dividend. • • • • st the double betrayer And, " most strange o 6 0 0 which were nst filling at O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 6 community will not I cm anarchy andN The public executioner, of Orensa, in Spain, Don Juan, - - Paruelo was -d in his own residence on qrs be night or tipiii 0. Lars neaa was toe next day tounii , railed to the door of the houFe, and his body lying in the ( eOrn, 'utter, in the midst of a pool of coagUlated blood. The de. Coastwise. eased was a man of mild disposition. The perpetrators of Oats, to qrs, is deed remain undiscovered. Indian Corn, Two MELOMANIACS. - -The following curious account is barrels. - _ 1,,0t0r freer' Berlin of the 10th instant ;—" The ". at the ball given at the A v erage prices of Grain, for the week ending April 15,1843 Wheat 455. pd. 1 Barley 285. ad. 1 Oats.. 17s. Id Wheat. 119 qrs. ; Barle) .; Rye, --qrs.; Beans qrs. ; Oatmeal ;teen in a let . •lebrated Doehler, seat morning thief would rest ,ernent, that n nd its contents and the ley . Qr I ' —Wheat 2 3 - 4