The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-29 00:00:00

CONTEMPORARY PRESS, am , / OF" DE, BUCK TO THE CHARM par. Mr. Batelle'dor swears, that omitting all consideration ofl RAILWA v INTELLIGENCE. - PERMED AOAINST HIM BY CAPT. WILLIAMS, rlse time passed on Runday in the prison, my time averages 1 . • • *bippingiraelligentt, _ 4 , • TH.E R-EFORM.ACI', . (Concluded) doge and a half or four hours daily, within the walls, Hence 1 ve he eupposes nie to be twenty-one or twenty-four hours in- I ORYING LOCOMOTIVES ERPANSIVELY.-The Livereeoi ' and Manch ter Railway, always the most forward in ime • ' -------emes--. /TUESDAY, JANUARY 26.-Wind W. moderate. •. . (h•om th Morning Hei 61d.) eareerated. He however adds,-1 have no data on which I 1 •- es provements, haw been working their engines for about four Asst./sp.-Leander, --, and Avon, --, from St. John, A ministerial journal, the otheisday, asked the Hon. THE THIRTEENTH AND LAST CHARGE IS NEGLECT OF found my judginent. N.8.-M'Leod, —, from Odessa-Elizabeth Barrett, --• months expansively. It is said th a t th e sav i ng o f fi k el h . as from . St. Michael-Oporto, Wilkie, from Faro-Union, Heyde, Mr.'Stnythe, the conservative - candidate for Canter- DUTY. Now let us enquire, gentlemen, how this time has beep been reduced in the ratio of 45 to 25, oe of 9to 5 ; that Is, from St. Ostend-Sophia, —, from Rostock-Echo, Wood ; Sea burY, in a taunting way, whether he would " repeal This, gentlemen, is a charge against which I could have passed, between August 1839, and August 1840 : for there is Glidden ; Monument, Chase ; about 44:1- per c ent. The Great Western, the next most en- Lion, Howes ; Stepheu Baldwin Walter, Boyd, and Sidney, Gowai , i, from New Orleans. the Refoi.m Act ?" The very appropriate and cutting had no thought I should be called on to defend myself. We distinct evidence before you, to shew its employment, day by terpeising railway in the kingdom, talk also of introducing it. do. however. sometimes, in our passage through life, meet day, during that particular period. SAILED.-i . ‘lonzo, Willertcn, for Rio Janeiro-and Partheln, answer of Mr. Smythe was, that " could he erase We have no doubt whatever but that it is an excellent plan, with strange things, things not to be accounted for on any Mr. Batcheldor, jun. received instruction one hour daily Woodberry, for New Orleans. from the pages of history the - records of the crimes, well defined principle. Dr. Buck is accused of neglect of never more thee two hours, he says, until he quitting, a 00, though heretofore considered applicable to fixed engines only. r T il lie principle i s o bvious. t In a f ll reciprocating machinery Invoice, Proudfoot, from — Laguir — a. at the Cape of Good Hope horrors, carnage, and pillage, which attended the pro- duty ! • The accusation is preposterous. I will, not, how- Frenchman came to give me instruction, and his visitspex- t f ere is necessarily a geea lo t s . s o power, from the quantity . m o on:, (late iiiii) teem Calcutta, at the Mauritius gress of that measure-could he blot out the history ever, deal in declamation, but appeal at once to the law, that , tended from one hour to three hours daily. One or other of of the fires ,and outrages at Bristol, Nottingham, we may ascertain what are the duties of a chaplain of a pri- these parties engaged my attention, one hour and a half daily, o matter to be put in mo ion and destroyed .at every halt J h Woodall. Williams, from Batavia, at Samarang stroke of the engine. If, therefore, the steam can be par- Edgecombe, Boag, hence at Newfonudland son, and . be thus better able to ascertain whether Dr. - Buck or nine hours in . the week. Hebe, Green, and . Betsey Hall, Cholditch. hence at Leghorn Sheffield, Birmiogham, and Newport-Could he re- tially cut off during the stroke, so that the effective power of has performed them or not. My mathematical papers-sworn to have been pre ared in Glom, (French frigate), from Monte Video, at Brest, sailed 25th store to their homes those m:serable exiles, who, in the " Prayers, to be selected from the liturgy of the Church of the prison, including all the details and calculationspneedful steam saved shall compensate for this constant genefation of Nov. bitterness of their disappointment at the non-fulfilment England by the chaplain, are to be read every morning by to a Benefit, or as it should have been called, a Loan So- momentum at every half stroke, it will evidently be a saying Louise Maria, Weeks, hence for Adra, at Almeira of so much power and so much expense. No doubt this can Ktat , ee M n iceae ar leo a n e hence at Antwerp of their visions, had turned their arms - against their the chaplain, the keeper, or by some other person, as by the ciety e all the calculations needful to the establishment of a Life Insurance Office ; and also of an Annuity Society, em- be done very well in fixed engines, because they always work NP k , from Windsor, N.S. at the Cove Rapid, M`Kie, from Rio Grande for Antwerp, at ditto instigators and betrayers-could he, moreover, restore rules and revelations shall be directed." . at nearly the same speed. In locomotives, however, there The chaplain has made the required selection. The pray- bracing every branch of that business ; and, in fact, compris- Shannon, Kellock, for Bombay, has put back with loss of jib.boom is a difference, on account of the velocities, and, consequent them the hopes and expeetations the Reforrri Bill had Benjamin Morgan, Johnson, from Charleston, at this port, with . ers have been read, as required, hy the•chaPlein, or by the ing ail the calculations needful for a more extended plan, ly the momenta generated being very unequal. We have ppears m lo o ss ra o t r a b g h w w i s t p a r a it, at h e e a a m d, er cu tn te t - h a e tee, &c. having been in contact this excited. he would then perhap 'give a..different an- schoolmaster, appointed by the justices to act for him. than that prepared for the government, hy Mr Finlayson ' ' • not gone into the mathematical investigation, but it a t t l e , e z uo i t a h , e e r r ati m d t , swer, but, as this was impossible, he• would content f h •• hll b d t h ' th el bt d t • 11 - ( f - •• „ . ~ " And portions ot e sciiptures s a e rea ot e pri- ece ra e ac uary , a u ere o course without booke'• to us that if the compensation is perfect at one velocity it Rock Channel himself with replying to the question in the negative. soners, when assembled for instruction, by the chaplain, or and tables of reference) k.repared in th e gao l: " Th e y occ u- • h f e ro C in ap c e n o i f n G a o t o o d th H i o s p p e o i r n t the Straits of Sunda ; pied much prison time. ' Now gentlemen, suppose we say 11 no b ther because, the forces to be com en t. e so at ano , p ... s I) mo v k i /t oe n e n Tinley, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for the Mau.' When a whig print-puts such a question, and gets such by such person as may be appointed by him." - s w a i ted will not be the same, and, therefore at whatever yelo . One of my quarterly reports e quoted when I was, on a for- that on . e hour daily was thus teken from my legitimate duties • . • . . , ritus , city the compensation is complete, it will be over-compen- El T iz a a g b i e i t o h n , i, C h o e r n ri r e e , f f o o r r t c h al is e p n o tt r a t , 2 w st a h s sp 12th Nov. ; Fortfield, Willis, for Jamaica, 14th, and Mary & an answer, it is certain that its seal has outrun its dis 'Der occasion; before you - in defence, will clearly. show that 1 that will account for six hours in the week sated at a loss, and under at a higher velocity. This, how cretion, and that it has placed a weapon in the hand of have venthred f I • le justices wi a lowme lam sure to add two hours as a to request ot le magistrates that some •small T 1 • ' 11 I - * -ever, should not deter parties from introducing it In sta- loss of both topmasts an enemy to strike down its own friends. time daily, even if it were only five minutes, might be devot- fair weekly average for my attendance on them in committee. tio • ht m i . ' * ' • oken off the Canaries, with s Cut oft from one-third to two- Victoria, —, hence and Bona Vista, for Monte Video, was Who are they who are now calling for essential ed to the duties here prescribed, but that . my . epplication did They will also allow, that I must at least have occupied to thi n r a s ry s engines t es ea d ' troke and on the Liverpool and Manchester about spoken 2nd Dec. in lat. 14 08, long. 26 0 W changes in the Reform Act 1-who are they who have not lead to a successful result. the extent of three hours weekly in the chapel, calculating • ' Matthew Plummer, Nicoll, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Monte . . one-third, we understand, is cut off. The subject is deser commenced new schemes of agitation to get rid of that Moreover, such 'reading as is carried on in the work-rooms one half hour for each attendance, it being well known that ying of attentive prosecution.-Railway • Magazine. Video 24th Oct. and Robert Finnic, Beverley, for Valparaiso 22nd • • as instituted solely by the eoyernor's authority and has rather more than that time is r ell so ex ended Then we November transcendant specimen of whig patriotism, purity, and- W • ' • ' " e * y P ' It would seem that another and shorter line of Railway CAPE OF Goon HOPE, Nov. 26.-The Udney Castle, Turnbull, . always been exclusively under the direction of a turnkey, not must add one hour, for Mr. Archer's short, but friendly wisdom 1-the act that was said by its panegyrists to ' of the cha l' • p am. visits, and an equal period for the Governor's calls. The between London and the North of England is projected. from Liverpool to this port, in entering . Table Bay last night, got . on the . rocks near Green ti Point, and it is expected will become a be a greater and nobler work• of legislation than Magna Anil, lastly, you will remember that one charge against nae latter items are under rather than over-rated, for when friends The Government Commissioner, Professor Barlow, who has wreck , one man drowne . . . Charta, the Bill of Rights, and the Habeas Corpus is, that, in accordance with this rule, on a Sabbath day I drop in, to chat with each other, time soon flies away. been accompanied by Mr. Amsinck, has returned to town LISBON, Jan. 18.-The Active, from Liverpool to Lisbon, was objected'to the use of from his tour of inspection with Mr Gibbs the civil en- e orie of Hannah More's Tales, a mere Now, gentlemen, we will balance our accounts. Business . . .., • , .allen in with 23rd Nov. in the Bay of Biscay, abandoned, by the Act, all put together. Are the persons who would story book of amusement, being read instead of the Bible you know can never oon well without such a process gineer, of the line to the Aorth over the level country of Danish barque Johanna Maria, from Copenhagen, towed by her till repeal, or essentially alter the* provisions of that act g • • ' * Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. off Madeira, and then put a crew on board to take her to one of hh•• 'II • •11 . ' • ' t oug it was quite c ear was then acting wit in the corn- Time passed in teaching or learning 9 hours. 7 . g t t a he en Danish Islands • he West Indies ; part of the cargo was conservatives ?No : they are all liberals; and a great pass of niv duty, as here prescribed. Do. in mathematical calculations 6 do. GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAILWAY.-On the openin k out of her and landed at Madeira. portion of them men who are the most servile sup- " Every such chaplain shall, on every Sunday, and on Do. in the committee-room 2 do. of that portion of the Great North of England Railway from Birkby, ..-__ from Calabar - at this port, sailed I.th Nov. and porters' of the Melbourne administration on all vital Christmas Day, and Good Friday, perform the appointed Do. in the chapel ' 3 do. . Darlington to York, the trains consisted of between 300 and from Princes 3rd 'December. On the 24th of Jan. in lat. 52, lon. 8, questions. , morning and evening services of the Church of England." Do. in conversation with surgeon 1 do. 400 waggons, each having about fifty-three cwt. of coal, and spoke the Robert Berm, hence for Charleston, and took from her ' • This I have always done, under the sanction of the bishop Do. in converse with governor 1 do. extending about one mile in length. The largest pieces of 6 men, belonging to the Louisa, run down off Point Lynas the .Bth The Reform Act has not finished ten years of its e instant. of the diocese, and in accordance with the legal opinion of coal were one marked " Pease's St. Helen's New Winning, course, when fierce and extensive agitation has been the town-clerk ae 'trust' I have already clearly proved. 22 hours. which contained about forty-four cubic feet of coal, and . organised against it-organised by the whigs and " And shall preach at such time or times, between the Time accounted for without visiting a cell, a ward, a work- weighed nearly thirty cwt.; end another piece about thirty WEDNESDAY, 27th Jan.-Wind W. ARRIVED.-Blake, Eshelby, from Calcatta-Atalanta, James, from liberals themselves-organised by such men as Mr. hours of nine and five of the day, as shall be required by the room, a hospital, age/mot, any one person in solitary, or eon- cwt.; and another piece about thirty cubic feet, an d we i g h e d . Pictou-Byron, Shaw from New Orleans. - rules and regulations to be made as directed by this act. ' versing with any individual prisoner, twenty-two hours. about twenty cwt. The trains were about seven hours in O'Connell, Mr. Joseph Hunse-'-the whig-radical mill- y, 1 acht, Maxwell, for Denis.. SAILED, 26th Jan.' Trinit ' • York includin Having had no rules laid before me, 1 have taken the ex- Mr. Sammond swears that my time within the walls of the performing the journey to , g stoppages.-New owners, who want low wages under the name of "cheap • treme, and preached twice on every Sunday. prison is 15 hours or 18 at the utmost. castle Journal. D Earl Powis, Spittal, from London at the Mauritius. )., bread for their workmen-and the chartists, whose Not a ivord, geutlemen, hitherto as to preaching every Mr. Batcheldor swears 21 or 24 hours is the extreme -- H.M. steamer Proserpine, hence, &c. at Bahia. . agitation was first set on foot by the Irish woulchbe dm; of the week, as I have constantly done. Thus one runs altogether into negative numbers. the exist- • RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Brandon, Jay, from Guayaquil at Valparaiso. dismemberer of her Majesty's empire, and who after- " And shall'catechise or instruct such prisoners as may be ence of which some mathematicians profess to deny. The YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY. Rebecca, Longford, from New South Wales at ditto. wards -offered to the Queen's minister five hundred willing to receive instrection." otheres sometimes negative, sometimes positive, a most fit- 2. [Length of line, 23 miles.] Delhi, Herbert, from New Zealand at ditto. Helen Scott, Scott, hence at Trieste., • This rule I have always religiously observed. Never has ting emblem of the variableness of ail his ways. - : For the week endiek January 18 : e. Gostavo Adolfo, Rossini, hence at ditto. , • - thousand fighting men, w put down the chartist agita- Receipts a prisoner or an officer sought my instruction without reeeiv- Gentlemen, either these parties err in givine an account of - . tors of the north ; and threatened to have some ing the best aid I could render him. Mr. Bacheldor, When, the way in which my time is spent . within the walls of the Passengers chartist missionaries, who " poached upon his manor" as he thought, on a dying bed, five. or six months since, prison, or there must be somelamentable error in what they LONDON AND GREENWICH RAILWAY Swallow, Jones, from Dunkalk for this port at Carnarvon leaky. in Ireland, thrown into the river Liffey. sought my instruction. Notwithstandmg all my vileness, he state as the time of my attendance, or, whiL is the real [Length of line, 31 miles.] Mary Appleby, Mackie, from Bahia at 'real. Hannah, of this port, was spoken 3d Jan. in lat. 32, lon. 27. .The conservatives are now - the only supporters of unbosomed his soul to me. Notwithstanding his conviction truth, they mistake in both, having no data on which to found For the week ending Jenuary 21 : Falcon, Turner, from Bonny at this port, sailed Bth Nov. and the " integrity" of the whig Reform Act, to re 1 pea or that my life ought (ite hie present thoughts be . just) to have their calculations. . Receipts been designated a continuing lie he sought earnestly sought I need lam convinced o ly -tat t , n e e o you, as men not g ie. Passengers 24,024 day at Fernando Po from the River Niger. Saw the Ayrshire, from alter which various sections of liberals -and h' ' - ' - ' ' w I gs the benefit, and, as he then felt, the comfort of those ex- norant of calculations, that the mathematical papers, needful LONDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY. ' this port, off Cape Palmas. On the 24th Jan. in lat 43, lon. 9, radicals are now engaged in the work of an temporaneous prayers, which have for so long a period led to the formation of such societies as have been referred to, [Length of line, 104 miles.] spoke the Thunder, hence for Genoa. anitation quite as earnest, and which, but for conser s , him to doubt my orthodoxy. A dying bed, gentleman, un- could not be made in my limited vestry, without the power For the week ending January 19 : ' vatives, would be quite as successful as the agitation folds the real secrets of the heart :it unfolds a man's real of momentary reference to tables of many different kinds. Receipts - THURSDAY, JANUARY 28.-Wind W.N.W. belief of character .far more effectually than evidence taken The one•fact, that no one line could be written without the Passengers about ten years ago in favour of " thc Bill-the whole on oath, when the mind is under the government of impetu- use of tables of logarithms and of the probabilities of life, will LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. tice. Hopkins, from New Orleans-Sisters, —, from Nassau- Bill-and nothing but the . Bill." In truth, if those ous and angry passions. at once convince you, that not one hour has been lost to the ' [Length of line, 31 milee.] . Silusa, Watts, from Malaga-Kathleen, —, from Windsor, N.S. various sections of liberal agitators were to have their I hope, gentlemen, most truly that each one of you may, corporation'of Liverpool by my innocent, and to me most in- For the week ending January 15 : Susan Dren, Babbage, from bavannah-Charles Hamerton, way, not a rag of the " great Reform Act" would be when pressing a dying pillow, experience that sweet tranquil- teresting, pursuits ; always, however, carried on in my own ' Receipts from London-Temp ance, Jones:from Poole-Chariot, Fairham. left to explain to the next generation what that mighty lity and support which will, I believe, be mine when, under abode. BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY JUNCTION RAILWAY. Dutigarvon-Red Di e a r mond, Denison, from Newry-and a New 'miler circumstances havin all thew m su osed offences , g , . y pp , . I have certainly shewn some of the results of my specula- [Length of line 384 miles.] Barque from Maryport. work of legislation was, to carry which England was ;" .. oefore my eyes, with a conscience void of offence to God and tuns to Mr. Batcheldor, as I have also done to one of the For the week ending January 16 : --- all but plunged into the frightful miseries of .a bloody e man', I shall breathe my departing spirit into the hand of him trustees now before me. , Receipts instant revolution. who gave it. • As to Mr. George Batcheldor I gave him instruction at NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY. Diana, Strickland, hence to New Orleans, was spoken 31st Dec. It was amusing enough at the "great reform meet- . The regulation proceeds- very irregular intervals during the periods he has mentioned, [Length of line, 721 miles.] in lat. 14, long. 32 ing" against the reform act, in the whig Mr. Marshall's " And shall likewise visit the prison on such other days, so irregularly indeed, that I declined receiving, as the last For the week ending January 16 : Lady Stormont, hence to Calcutta, was spoken 2nd Oct. in lat. mill at Leeds to hear Mr. Roebuck tell Mr. Joseph and perform such other duties as shall be required by the payment, more than one half of the stipulated sum. These Receipts - 4 N Hume that the pelting . of the " pitiless storm" of un- rules and regulations." What duty, under this part of the act, have I neglected?. on nearly every occasion lessons were appointed to be given, and were actually given, , during the hour devoted to the pri- HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY. [Length of line, 31 miles.] John Holland, Joe, from New Orleans, at the Clyde Clyde, Reid, from St. John, N.B. ditto popularity which he had. to bear, while vainly attempt- None is pretended. Nay, have I not pressed, beyond per- soners dining, washing their cans, and taking their short ex- For the week ending January 17 : . - ingsto obtain a hearing, arose from his being mistaken haps what was deemed proper, to be entrusted with the real ercise in the yards, a period, when I could not have visited Receipts £s9o 2 9 TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JANUARY 28, 1841. for O'Connell. If O'Connell had had " pluck" enough and effectual superintendence of the schools ? a duty in which them beneficially ; when, indeed, I could not have done so, Passengers , I should gladly have exerted my energies : but you declined. without hindering the turnkey attending me from taking his GRAND JUNCTION • RAILWAY. , to "make his appearance there the compliment might Wind at Holyhead W .N.W. light breeze during the day. '' It was, I might almost say ungenerous, in the inspector of food, and thus•be the cause of hindering him being ready for [Length of line, 114 miles.] Off Holyhead at 2 p.m. No. 1504, Brigand, (steamer) for Wexford. have been returned, and he might have been told by prisons, • knowing my intense anxiety and desires on this sub- his afternoon duties. This, I may state, is an hour when the For the week ending January 16 : East of the Floating Light, inward bound, at 230 p.m. No. 1254, one of his " tailsmen".that the reason of the groaning ject, to endeavour to elicit, by evidence, that I did not teach, inspector would not have imputed blame, had I passed it Receipts £7,556 14 6 Charles Hamerton, 8.8. and hooting, .so liberally showered on him, arose from did not examine the children habitually, when he well knew over a newspaper, or in a walk, or in bathing, or in any other GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY .. his being mistaken for Mr. Hume ! It is quite certain, that I should have been acting without orders, nay, in spirit innocent manner ; but that I should endeavour, by extra ex- [Length-of line opened, 92 miles.] at all events, that the chartists made " no mistake • ~ contrary to orders, if I had so demeaned myself.. ertion, to provide for the wants of my family, was a vice he For the week ending January 17 : VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. . " And shall administer the boly sacrament of the Lord's must expose ; it might form an excellent paragraph for his Receipts about either.. They' esteemed the patriotic liberality of supper to such prisoners as shell be desirous, end as such next report to be laid before parliament. The chaplain of Passengers . the most intense admirer of the whig bastile law, and chaplain may deem to be ill a Proper frame of mind to receive the Borough Gaol of Liverpool being in circumstances of NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(c. the betrayer of the factory children, at just what it was the mime." pressing povery, arrising not out of his own extravagant [Length of line opened, 194 miles.] . Balfour, W Foster, 310 Bombay, T& J Brocklebank worth, and bestowed their execration accordingly-on My explanation on this subject, given to you in answer' to habits, but from the wretchedness of a collateral branch of For the week ending January le : Loo Choo, W Whippen, 639 Boston, Baring Brs &Co - questions proposed by Captain Williams, has been well bruit- his family, occupies an hour in teaching a person living.within ' Receipts the one in person-on the other by proxy. - AFRICA. ed about the prison, and is in reality at the foundation of that the Prison, in his own vestry, also withi n that prison • an Passengers 4 Will o'the Wisp, J Murray, 101 Africa, ' J Glynn & Son -_-.. 0 ..--- extremely bitter feeling which now prevails against me ; and hour, when his public time could be of no benefit to those NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. - WEST INDIES. AND MADEIRA. . yet, as you know my reply was strictly in accordance with under his Pastoral care. Dreadful, indeed ! "Is this gaol [Length of line, 61 miles.] Thomas Battersby, J Leitch, 323 Demerara and Santa Martha, REPEAL OF 'rHE UNION'. this law, as has been my practice. business Mr. Batcheldor ?" was particularly asked three se- For the week ending Januttry 16 : • Imrie & Tomlinson (From the Dublin Evening Mail.) " And such chaplain also shall frequently visit every room veral times by the inspector, as though the reply would be a Receipts . . £1,216 12 1 Gem, - Menzies, go Tortola, J Poole &Co The article on this topic, which appeared in a recent or cell in the prison occupied by prisoners." . death-blow to the fame, and reputation of Dr. Duck. LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. . SOUTH AMERICA. number of the Dublin Evening Mail, appears to have What may be the legal extent of the word frequently Ido The Frenchman who is supposed to have given me lessons [Length of line, 77 miles.] Daniel flyer, W Dyer, 215 Rio Janeiro, Cotesworth & Wynne not pretend to know. One 'llet t dail is a oor Italian refu ee f d famil and ver male turnkey, (Gi )he only y e P g, o goo y, y p & For the week ending January 23 : - Governor, B Adamson, 148 BuenOs Ayres, Imrie & Tomlinson created a sensation in the sister country no less im- assengers, c . one who was asked the question, as to the frequency of m y superior attainments ; and was introduced to me by Mr. pressive than it produced at home. Ever since ita ap- v i s i ts , told you that they were sometimes every day, some- . R—, of Sandon-terrace, a most philanthropic individual, Goods . Elizabeth Radcliffe, - Blackstone, 222 Lima, Imrie & Tomlinson pearance, the London press, of every shade of politics, times thrice o'rfour times a week. Now gentlemen, whilst as a person for whom he wished me, if possible, to exert any MANCHESTER AND BIRMINHAM RAILWAY. Emma Graham, J Ferguson, 210 Monte Video and Buenos Ayres, without the candour ot naming their authority, or th e his opportunity for judging only eitehded to one landing, interest I might have, for his welfare, he being extremely [Open between Mahchester and Stockport.-Goods hot yet Cotesworth & Wynne courtesy of quoting its paragraphs, have availed them- (there being six distinct wards, with three landings on each,) poor. Our communications . were usually cond . ucted in the carried.] Esk, A Adamson, 217 Pernambuco, Imrie & Co • French lan ua e • and as Si nor L— the individual in and no motive I suppose can be assigned, why I should visit , gg , g , Traffic for week ending Jan. 25, 1841 : John Brooks, J Smith, . 180 Monte Video and Buenos Ayres, Cotesworth & Wynne , selves of the facts laid down, and the arguments de- Receipts his particular departmene more frequently than any other, ; question, desired me to Anglicise for him a short prospectus duced, in the columns of the Mail ; and whilst we sur el y I Must have come up to the magic quantity of visiting of about a dozen lines, as a private tutor in French and lea- Passengers . 9,212 UNITED STATES. . cheerfully admit the good use made, upon the one side, through wards, workrooms, and cells, which the wor d lien, and Mr. Batcheldor happened that day to pay me one of the materials - of discussion thus provided, and wit- "frequently" means. Gillet also told you, that many p r i_ of his. affectionate visits whilst 1 was correcting the page; STATE OF TRADE. Swanton,C Heath, J Poole & Co 742 New Orleans, H Castellain &Co' ness with pride the frustrate attempts, on the other, to s,oners speak to me, one by one, in a cell ; and that each of he has very innocently fallen into the error of suppoeing, • - et. . Hudson, P Page, 713 New Orleans, Lodge, Prichard &Co . • • • such conversations occupied from five to ten minutes. He either that I was instructing him or was myself receiving . , .ocean Queen,...) Pitcairn, 802 Mobile, M'Leod & Yarrow turn our position, we feel a sicret gratification that our ld h h • • * . S . L 11 d ' • - • - MANCH L-Th 1 . l d ESTER. ere was very itt e emana on the - to you t e trut , when he said, he had known me to be instruction. ignor ca e , perhaps in all, six or eight Sheffield R K Port , er, 624 New Orleans, Focke & Boult labours, though unacknowledged, have not been with- •'t ld t h b f pie or wo ours, t. e. in one o our war s. unes upon me . i cou no ave een, more requently, he thus occu •d f t h • • f f d t . ex h t d 'th f - d • dth b ' c ange yes er ay, el er or yarn or goo s, an e usi- Ellen Brooks, L Howes, 607 New Orleans, W Quayle out theireffect, and that the attention of all parties has Miss Davis tells you, that •I do riot very frequently go being an usher in some academy on the Cheshire side of the ness done was limited, though, so far as we could learn, Lord Maidstone, A Taylor, 6133 New Orleans, Cannon &Co been thus rivetted to a subject which must occupy the through her workrooms, nor on an average occupy more river. He sometimes came a few minutes before chapel, without alteration in prices. The country trade is, however, NeW,YOrki -I' B Cropper,. 100.9 New York, Baring Brs &Cp most serious attention of parliament at the earliest than half an hour ; she, however, supplies you with a very attended the service, and departed soon after,-never haying we believe; toleitibly greed. Sheffield, F P Allen, 578 New York, T& J Sands &Co Tremont, W H Gillespie, 293 New York, Focke & Boult stage of their deliberations. seesible reason. " There are not many females who wish to occupied a single hour of my tithe from public duties. RO - CHDALE FLANNEL -MARKET, MONDAY, JAN. 25.-- Wakefield J Young 607 Mobile, Gibbs, l3right &Co speak with Dr Buck in private " ine i to walk I return gentlemen to the consideration of the fact th t The rout s, , , , e • To-day there has been the 'ltest market we have had this B • • ' ? - ntannia, E Cook, 606 Mobile, J Barff &Co - It iS not improbable that in that article we have • . . through the different landings and workrooms ; wait a few so far from neglecting my duties, the ardour and intensity year. The demand for goods 'has been very .fair, with.a . . . pleased neither host in the political conflict. moments to ascertain if any female wish my assistance ; and of attendance upon them has materially injured my health. rather numerous attendance of buyers ; but no improve- „ ~... . R B Clelland, BRITISH AMERICA. 639 Halifax, N.S. and Boston, It was - not our care to do so. It was oureohject nei- then to depart : half an hour on an- average might be suffi- My physician and sur g eon, the sur g eon of the-prison, the ment has taken place in prices. The prospect of a lon g and - n - nnla' D& C m•lver ther to arraign the one, nor .to fawn, upon the other, cient, though I believe had a watch been looked to, more governor, matre'n, taskrnaster, and every subordinate exa- and severe winter -has generally scrme• infhtenee -upon the ocean Queen, J Piteatrne, 13.'2 Ouenec, -- - mg..aea & yarrow time must have been allowed as the - mere walking through mined, have testified to the weak state of my health m flannel market, either in prices or quantity of business Surprise, W Hill, 114 St. John, Nati, Job Brothers bnt to point out to hoth the rigid path of duty. If we ' • • ' y done. the landings and lookinn• into the different cells could not frequent exhaustion, and apparent imfitness to go through EUROPE have placed the Whigs in general in a dilemma—if we b • ' •• ' • • ' e accomplished within such narrow limits. The governor tear uons a ours evolving on me. You have also, I h d 1 b d ' HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, JANUARY 26.-The as t f ' ' pec 0 Richard Reynolds, W Bell, 20 Stettin, Bahr, Behrend &Co have fastened the ex s official Whigs, backed by the Li- i n m y prese nc e told you that he could not make his,required helieve, ample evidence before, you, that in the performance this market . was decidedly favourable, • there -being many • Ashburton, H Bulkeley, " 74 Azores and Monte Video,' *-- berals, in the cleft stick, and driven the Official 'Whigs daily visits through the prison under three hours. of my duties I 'carried aWay infection, which, through me, buyers, and desirable goods changed hands freely at fair • J Glynn & Son ~ , with their confederates the Radicals and Repealers, " And shall direct such books to be distributed and read, WAS imparted to every member of my family. The inspector, prices. The demand is principally in low and middle qua- on, T Richardson A P ctif J Vande ' . rbrocke, 135 Leghorn, 114 Ostend, Vianna &Jones J Johnstone into the corner, we have not. bound the Conservative and such lessons to be taught in such Prison, as he may deem when he first heard of • this painful proof of my zeal in the lities of plain and fancy woollens, light checks, and other Marmora, T Barnes, 135 Constantinople and Odessa, •• 1 • opposition ess stringently to the necessity of action-- . proper for the religious and moral instruction of the pri- Performance of my duties, earnestly said, " You have of fancy goods. -In short, there is considerable buoyancy, with Bahr, Behrend &Co ' every prospect of an advance of,prices. Stocks are cora- s ' . sorters therein." course, been remunerated for the ex ' • penses lap which you yren, J Foster,* , 91 Leghorn J Bibby & Sons because it appears to us that . the .obligation of main- Had the first clause of this rule been remembered hy a were consequently led ?" " Not so," I replied ; " you o d partitively small, and the operativea are generally employed. Orwell, J Colburn,. 408 Bussoraii, Brodie &Co tairfing the integrity of the empire; as British states- visiting justice, now one to pass sentence on me, one of my not know Liverpool so well as I do." The very man who More activity prevails in the warehouses. Wools are firm.- Gloria de Portugal, M L Bentes, 120 Oporto, J Bibby & Sons • mee, .15 equally incumbent upon all ; and that the 'fancied crimes, would not have appeared in the long cata- at that time thus spoke endeavours now to show, that I have Manchester Guardian. Covington, J Hall, 334 Bourdeaux, Brown, Shipley &Co pledges given for this line of policy, and the precedents logue of accusation. I will also add that if the inspector neglected every duty ; that if exertion has been undertaken ----- -- -- . eeeeeereeee,,,,e,.. had had the latter clause in his hand at the mom h above m owers it has been for m rivate in • tha • ent, e yle e . 3' P ge , t, in SIR COLIN CAMPBELL.-It is understood that Sir Colin i r e nip o rts. set-though they may be more.inconvenient at the pre- • would not have asked the ' matron of the prison for the cha- fact, the exhaustion, and distress on my lungs, (brought sent to one party than the other—bind each and all of racier of the tale or story book called the Two Shoemakers about by active duties and by constant speaking and preach- Campbell departs, for his government in Ceylon, on the 30th , . •, ~, , instant. ' Holding himself high rank in the army, he will - --411.---- them tO the policy, which we are bold to recommend seeing that the judgment of the chaplain was by the law of ing,) are only the results of my sitting quietly at my table, With inevitable force and - tenacity. Did: 'Wellington 'the land final on that point. in the study of the mathematics, which has been a leading assume the command of the troops in the island ; and Sir R. Arbuthnot, the present commander of the forces, will Blake. (569) EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Sec. H L Eshelby, from Calcutta. 416 cases 680 bags " And he shall visit those who are in solitary confine- pursuit •of my life, and my chiefest recreation for more than and Peel smite with the royal indignation the agitation proceed to Hindostan. Mr. Mackenzie, the former gover- sugar, order-1621 bags do, Directors Dhobah Co-347 do, H and J . _ . - meat." thirty years. Hours of study in such pursuits have never • • • Hornby and co-bow do, 64 hhds rum, J Gladstone and co-250 of Repeal : and did not Grey and Melbourne let the It has not I think been attempted to charge against me Yet injured my health, but have often been a refreshment, nor, being a civilian, a military commander' was required ; .. bags catch, A Boyd -23 pees teak plank, Denny, Clark and co-1125 same axe fall upon the agitator himself ? If Lyndhurst that I ever avoided this duty. Remember what the gover- 'when suffering under bodily and mental fatigue. The causes but by the new arrangement a saving will be effected ot bags rice, 1122 packages 800 double bags cutch, 1600 pockets 301 £2,500 per annum-the amount of Sir R. Arbuthnot's sa and Stanley, Graham and Inglis, were the strenuous nor has told you-" He does not think the term " skudking" of my illness may be more correctly traced to the following • bags linseed, 500 bales jute, 15 bales cow hides, order-5350 'pees • lary-the two departments now cente • ring in the same person. redwood, H and J Hornby and co.-From the Cape of Good Hope, approvers of the denunciatory policy on both occasions applicable to any part of the chaplain's conduct. Daily meditation, for daily preaching. . -Britannia. 10 bales wool, Zwilchenbart and co-1 hiss= wine, Dr. Pilkington -were Lansdowne and Russell, Palmerston and Mel- The next clause to that quoted relates only to prison, Constant conversation with separate prisoners. 2qr aums do, the master-P D Where prisoners coneicted of capital offences are co fi d nne , Frequent extemporaneous prayer with different persons CORN-LAW DEFEAT.-At the corn-law meetin at Lind- - g _ . . Hereford, (261) A Reaburn, from Calcutta, 171 bags 36 casks bourne, less zealous on either ? Nor was the Duke of • • - ' 1 t d kth h . te d and is therefore omitted T ' . he law continues. V' • • b fi ' isiting etween, ye. and six hundred . prisoners, on an ey, yes er ay wee , e w igs are not even move a chair- tincal, 3386 bags sugar, 270 bags rice, 1 case preserves, order-K D Leinster, and. the school of politicians of which his " Every such chaplain sholl communicate from time to average from four to five times each, weekly., man. When the lecture was commenced, a man of the name AFRICA. grace may be taken as the type, one jot less vigorous time to the visiting justices, aay abuse or impropriety which Mental anguish, from the constant sight of crime and of of Sykes, who comes to Huddersfield every day with an ass Falcon '112) J T om Africa about 300 casks alm • . t urner, fr , . . p ail, 80 in the maintenance of the union-principle under the may'have come to his knowledge." human suffering. • . load of milk from Fixby, rose, but Finnigen (the lecturer) pce • s ivory, 1 box returned goods, Agett and Hemmgway-Q D rule of the 'Whigs than under the regimen of the To- I have attempted to obey this clause, this most important, Anxiety, arising out of a knowledge that every word uttered declared he should not speak at all. unless he first told him WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. ries. It is clear, then; that if there be any truth in this most dangerbus part of my duty. My success, how- Finni en) what he intended to sa IF" • a Pat by me might at some future time be tortured into a charge f . g . . y • innigen is Caledonia, (les) M Denneen, from Jamaica 3 puns moiasses, ever, has not corresponded with my desires • for I have sel- ' of guilt. ander, and of course hada right to mak 1;h1; 11 Th ean nr.se ell-. sae 222 boxes 5 brls sugar 49 puns ru b t 25 to , 1 , m, a ou ns ogwood, 2 tons pinciples, or _ validity in pledges, or even authoritY dom made a r ' ' h ' T d • ul epresentation whic has not eventually turned he petty annoyances an HIS ts eaped on me by those mi an o im h •lkm tld •Ii• he would speak upon the 'sub' I- fth f ti • • ' J ec. 0 e -us c, 321 hides, 3 tons ebony, 150 lancewood spars, Graham and in precedents, the several parties that we have enu- into a charge against myself. The same result has followed having power in the prison. . . . lecture as he pleased, (the lecturer having agreed to a dis- Taylor-1 eox arrowroot, C Lawrence and Son-K D inerated-whether they be Whigs in office, or Whigs iny having truly, honestly, and faithfully, according to my The sense of the marked reserve and distance with which cussion,) and this foimed a sufficient reason for this Irish UNITED STATES. out 'of office, with their respective Liberal and Radical bounden duty, reported abuses and improprieties, which have I have been treated by the magistracy from the very day I er S kes ha lecturer to slip away. Aft .y d cut up the lecture to Benjamin Morgan, (392) H Johnson, from Charleston, 1283 bls cOme within my own knowledge, to the inspector of prisons. accepted office under them. the best of his ability, Mr. Pakethly was called upon. He cotton, Brown, Stipley and co-P D adherents; or whether they be Tories in the restricted Monument 542 JCh lamented that his friend Sykes had frightened the great man , ( i ase, from New Orleans, 1316 bales cotton, . . . If I had not a witness, to support by oath the representation Each one of these, and much more, all combined, acting Roskell, Ogden and co-16 do, J Holford and co-266 do, E Heath sense, or Conservatives in a larger meaning-it is 'clear, on a nervous rame, wi account or ays o pain an nig ts made by me, that re • h b h d • f 'll f d f • •d • h presentation as een c arge against away, as he had Prepared some questions for him. The and co -20 do, order-100 do, Brown Shipley and co-15 do 2hf we say, that each and all of the several parties are me as a falsehood ; although at the time of the original con- of anxiety, vvithout requiring the aid of a daily lesson of in- whigs hereupon raised a tumult, and made a push towards brls pecan nuts, J Hagan-W D ' ' equally engaged to the line of duty which we have yen- versation, I expressly stated " that I could call no witness. struction in algebra as an aggravation. . Mr. P., but the people - formed so closely round him th h .i at t-ey Stephen Baldwin, (634) W T Glideen. from New Orleans, 1850 tured to recommend ; and that on the failure of one or - And be shall further keep a journal, in which he shall enter Gentlemen, allow me most respectfully to say, that the dared not approa hen how ch. They t led and yelled in such a bales cotton, Baring Brs and co-81 do, Todd, Jackson and co anner that nothing could be heard 'lig there- 37 do,-J Holford and co-P D ~. the time of his attendance on the performance of his duty, prosecution of any officer of a prison, in consequence of in- m . , end the meeti , other of the subdivisien of the general statesmanshi fore broke up in an uproar.-Halifee- Guardian. Walter, (424) W H B . oyd, from New Orleans, 80S bls cotton, mi° F with any observations which ma occur to him • formation at which an inspector ma arrive may become y in the execu- . . . . Y , H Gilliat-44 do, C Tayleur, Son and of the country to discharge its obligations, the task de- • s co-244 do Todd Jackson lion thereof." , quite essential, qu ite praiseworthy ; but as the truth, and •A. NEEDLE FOUND IN THE HEART OF A COW.-A and co-445 do, 1 box tongues G Green and S , I) D ' volves upon the next in remainder to supply the defect. How faithfully and fully I have obeyed this law y ou we ll the unexag yerated truth only, is required to be developed, valuable cow the property of Mr. Jacob, o f th e House of in- Sea Lion, (sae D Howe, fr'om New Orleanesn , nee bales cotton, . It is obvious enough, from the tone of the public know : how often I have been reproved for obeying the law', the enquiry shoeld be conducted without personal feeling. dustry, in Shrewsbury, appearing to dislike her food and to Fde Lizarni and co-93 do, Pillin g and Brierley-232 do, Reid, Ir press, that our observations on the subject have not according to the best of my judgment in a proper manner, I An open, straight-forward, manly course should be pursued. show symptoms of uneasiness, in the end of last week, was vir i i ) g and co- n 57, do, T and A Brown and co -90 do, order-21 hhds to acco, Ja d W Oxley and co-4 do, W I-1 GiLliat-W D ' 'failed of impressing this necessity on the respective well know. In such a case no one would be more submissive than your suspected of suffering under inflammation, and was immedi- Sidney, (519) R Cowen, from New Orleans, 1086 bales cotton, " And such journal shall be kept in the prison. And chaplain ; who, having been educated in a military school, ately killed ; but, every part Of the carcase appearing sound Orford, Ramsden and co-521 do, order-16 sho,k "t 1 h s and swi i oop ' iarties It were needless to enquire the line of cond t 1 c • uc there shall be kept in every prison a book in which the chap- knows well the respect that is due, and is most desirous of an d w h o l esome , the butchers were greatly puzzled to ac- heading, 2 cambooses, J and W Robinson-W D which the Cotiservatives are likely to pursue. Our lain, and every other officer of the said Prism. not residing complying with, all the needful demands of subordination. count for her malady, till on the heart being handled, a Echo, (691) A A Wood, from New Orleans, 2122 bales cotton, 'London brethren denote it faithfully enough. But th ere withi n such prison, shall regularly insert the date o f every Justice, however demands that, when a charge, which at hard substance, like the end of a nail, was di scover ed. pro- order-238 do, Orford, Ramsden and co-1 brl pecan nuts, Leech, cannot be a doubt, that the question So placed, as we visit made : and every such en t r y shall be signed with the first sight appeared grave, has been shown to have no foun- trading f rom n ear the centre of it. Several persons stand- Harrison and co-10 empty casks, 16 shooks ing, P W Byrnes-W D with hoops and head 'have placed it, has not a little embarrassed her majesty's name, and proper handwriting of such chaplain ; and shall dation in truth, to be utterly -incapable of sustainment, the i ng roun d urge d th e substance being cut out ; but, on consi contain such remarks as may be thought necessary on the inspector,. dropping the olfice of prosecutor, should .at once de r abie f orce b e i ng exerted, the cause of the animal's dis- BRITISH AMERICA. Ministers, holding office as they do, as mere retainers True Blue, occasion of any such visit." say, my information has in this instance failed. In a word, tress was extracted without cutting, in the have of a large (233) E Wallace, from Wallace, 30 ps birch and 24 ps in the service of the father of Repeal. To the press- There is one other clause, ardering the chaplain to m a k hhld b d t •f bl le h h tle dl le hh d s - -e es eu eas rea y o acquit o ame wic may ave soc mg nee e, wic a .penetrated upwards of three . fir timber, 3729 deals and deal ends, 3 fms lathwood-Cannon, Miller and c -Q 11 in the abeyance of Parliament-we look for the reflec- an annual report, to the magistrates, at each Michaelmas been wrongfully imputed, as to press for conviction where inches through the substance of the heart, and become fixed o - • tion of our sentiments. And if-preterrnitting those sessions, on the condition of the pi ison, Sic., which law I the proof has been clearly established. within it. From the head of the needle being turned towards EUROPE. ' journalists -in their. interest which are known, or sup- have alwa s obe ed. In October 1839 in particular I ' Gentlemen I believe I have now replied to thirteen the ribs, it is suspected that the per- poor animal had lain down Clipper, (155) It Holland, from Smyrna, about 75 tons boxwood , 30 bls yellow berries, 46 whet stones, D Willink-1 9 formed y y d ty y , s I had don 'n , the 'di ' har es. Re"member, 1 had n • • fh • h hich had 1 bls madder' previous notice o t . eir na- upon t e weapon, w penetrated through the hiue, roots, 10 sks . yellow berries, order-Q D posed to be, the representatives of individual or sectional have no t : - u entle a men, before e i 2 g ve p r rece ng year. Y ou c g oasto be ad o you e y clause of the gaol ture, s prep re to judge of the impor- and transfixed the heart. The needle appears to have re- M Leod (32 , 5) J Patterson, from Odessa, 2100 qrs wheat, 250 bgs portions of the administration-We appeal to the jour- act, which concerns me as a chaplain. I defy any man on tance of the different parts of the produced evidence ; mained in the heart a long time a s i t we e - Qu i te fi rm ly ern- rapeseed. order-K D nal which ranks as the organ of the Cabinet at large, earth, to prove that I have done less than my duty ; every no skill, to conduct in the most beneficial way, my cross- bedded, nor was there any slough or inflamniation as from a csar'• (106) F D Hellem, from Messina, 3 pps concentrated we shall find those embarrassments livelily and faith- candid man will acknowledge, that in Points Purely clerical, examinations ;no legal aid, to assist in preparing the manner. recent wound ; but the blood at the bottom of the cavity of lemon juice, W and M Smith and co-3 do, J Sp e nce k m and co fully depicted in the Morning Chronicle. That journal I have done much more than I need have done, and w e all or matter, of my defence. If, therefore, labouring under the the heart being prevented returning by th e nee dl e , had be- , t d d s o, s Prichard Brs-12 do, E . P Thompson-6 do, order-3 do, 20 4 qr cks brandy, C Melhuish-400 bgs shumac, Potter Brs know7do.nari videtur, quad nul I a jure eogenteeoneeditur, effects of the most p a i n f u l i m p u t a ti ons , aga i ns t a character come a substance, and impeded the natural action of the 2 bxs lemons, Captain-500 cs do, 300 brls currants, order-K D for the 20th instant is now before us. Amongst its lead- speaking in the fear of God, end in the fullest conviction, hitherto without a stain ; if, in a sense of conscious inno- vital organ, which brought on the symptoms that induced Elizabeth, (39) W M Barratt, from St. Michael's, 437 bxs oranges, ing articles is a timid and anxious discussion of repeal- that lam uttering a solemn truth, I declare. that to the' cence ; I have been led, on some occasions, through a very its proprietor to destroy the cow. - G Badenach-13 do, Master-S D :and though the point of attack . be not indicated; the best of my belief, I have, on an average, from the date of my long investigation, and leng reply, to give way to remarks , ' Oporto, (130) J Wilkie, from Faro, about 34 tons corkwood, J EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.-011: Monday morning last, _Mitchell -Cg D slirection of its weapons plainly shows that the battery' appointinent, (omitting - from the calculation the few days I offensive to any one gentleman I address, or to all, jou will, we have opened is the object of assault. •We are not have been actually disabled by illness), been occupied, on I hOpe, impute them to the no the Red. Rover coach left•Glaseow at six o'clock An out- Sophia. (120) J Appleman from Rostock 86 qrs veas. order-476 ielty of my situation. Clergy- i -7- ..-- - - • ' • •a, - • ' ' ' -- - side passenger, Who - appeared to be an - , old soldier, took hie do. Ri yard and Leicester-Q, 12 gaol business', within the walls of the prison about five men, in modern times, are not to be expected to be pleaders Unicio, ' 051) • A Varrderhe s tne, from Ostend, 160 Ms flax, -A ' giftsai with the Scottish faculty of second sight : we seat behind the coachman. He was then somewhat groggy, • hours daily, and, on business, excluSively arisinq out of my for others or themselves. I have on no occasion designed to • Mulholland-37 do, J Murphy-8 do, W Mulholland-83 do, S K :cannot see into a mile-stone further than the man who office, performed without the walls, something less than one offend, but to clear himself a groundless imputations. Let but, tasting at , every stop, .got quite intoxicated, and had .Mulholland-lo do, A Mulholland and co-140 do, order-45 do; picks it-we cannot penetrate the heart of the cabinet hour. My habits, as well as the times, entered into my me, then, entreat, that no feeling,of displeasure at any of my fallen asleep unobserved. When about seven miles ' from Homer and Bell-121 do, A Swaiuson-39 do, Tattersall and Chixe mystery, nor discern its designa-but "we see a cherub journal, would, if any one gentleman I address had know- remarks may be allowed to divert the evenness of your ju g •de Edinburgh, a gentleman se d beside the driver thought he -30 do, 3 tons tow, ate . W Winn- 3 tong oak bark order-V D that sees them," and in his visage we behold them "re- ledge' of me in my private walk, convince him that the ment. If I were guilty on any one point which has been ar- bse d h" o rve somet ing pass him, a k . b ll d ' nd 100 ing a out ca e to .., aboVe is a very close approximation to the truth. The time gued against me, I would now come forward and sa so Not the coachman to stop, saying, fll h fll o The poor e ow as a en • Ilected. What, then, is the aspect of affairs ? Wm of leavin m residence is from nine to half ast nine : m all the conse uences with which Imi •• 3' . g Y -p Y q ght be visited, for lie- off." The coach was then going at a rapid pace, and had PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, ahe cabinet strike the blow.? It durst.not for its life ; time of return to dinner, from three to four, and sometimes knowledged crime, could deter me from avowing my own proceeded about 50 or 60 yards before it could be brought GENERAL POST -OFFICE, January 26. .nay--it will interpose its gis, and labour to avert the five. The only variations that lam aware of, were, whilst shame, were 1 guilty on any,one of the charges whiCh hairs up. On Coming to a halt, a carter passing caughtout, "For s• m,rl to ztzrzL.ztevoox' - '0104' 12 o=" 1 God's sake, driver stop and take that man from under the ~, §" r e r, .PA,'")O• •"*.'• ''29^ , = c 2 0 ., hand of 'the avenger. Already, if we may trust the the sons of a gentleman, now present, were private pupils at been • pressed so severely against me. x 3° l '4 S' - '" grlf-kg ( 4&'-a'••":41' ' t. my residence. During that period, twice in the week, I With the breastplate of truth I have eodeavoured to defend wheel !" On alighting, it was found that the old soldier, in 5* el eeei e- lee -3 -•,,, = ::. P ''''' , l 0 . p P =5 , . 0 .:--o e e• •-••'' 0 -es e•v° g...= ,, note of preparation, tile ministers of the day are pre- falliug, had gpt one of his feet fixed between the fore spring ~,,. 4 . 1 ct) ,_, ~, 0 ; ... 9, ›. e ne g e a R'' 0. = p..f. was home by two o'clock ; but on such occasions I generally myself. That it will eventually prove a successful defence' P ....: ...of. o,''' ~,,,,. pared for the. defence and protection of repeal; already • contrived to leave my house, an hour earlier than usual in I can have no doubt, God havin said t 1" N ' g o my sou , o wea- . of the coach and the boot, while his body had been thrcrvvn =o• - g 0.4 = =' P = ,T, 0 --- tglp, ; ';'s-;.-. to d thus been dragg d Pe ee-e 0-- , e" es a- '' & I ' " ee e.e 2 - ''S- 'cl''''•• el •‘'• '2 2 are the apologies provided and the recriminations of the morning; and that when acting on the committee of the Pon formed against thee shall prosper. I will .bring thy outside of the near front wheel, and ha . de o ' -e • °"'o. `" •-^ : =lS t t-i .. ' " 9 ' a 0 FLA 0 g z:. Lt vary brightened up and sharpened. dispensaries, I was usually there by one, and generally righteousness to the light. Truth will, it must prevail." e o da m =' ,C , 4 forward, the wheel grazing slightly the insi • fon f his ~.0 , , e „, 0 5 .4 . zlv ,, oa ma n 5 .E.8q.1.. g • . returned to the gaol before two ; making uP by a later attend- Gentlemen, I have told you the truth, the whole truth, and t into the basket • o'A° ' °- legs. He was carefully released, and pu , s se. s ess gg I c A =• a g te;-1.7, Y (i* 5: 5' it being impossible at the time to ascertain the extent of his e, e- •ee ee 4L. m:o.v, 4 0 1. 0 1 0 •asi. -. 0 . ance the time. lost to my employers. My time, therefore, nothing.but the truth, so help me God! m o .... =,,,, 0 t,, -2. o•ta --••-. • ir,' ''' ri'F' • injury. On arriving at Edinbergh, it was imagined a corpse ce ie areo e e e; ~., ne e ..,,t p? ,-, - E . , A'FREICCD PENNY-A-LINER.-In the morning, before he speaks for itself, as I have not a single acquaintance in the of whieh, however the go' 0 "- •'-' 5 4 4 •°•• ' ri . t 5 .-.F.- 2 * would have presented itself ; instead , 0 ..., o ,p 0 : ei. ePP - r) ''' ' :sallied forth, old Donzelot consulted the sky and the barometer town, the visiting of Whom might become a drawback on oring sleep. Being un- ..1 . 0 Bee :- ~.? ei : ?,* •F B P o '6 • - Veteran was discovered in a sound sn . :which orniie en t e d hi s garret ; then taking up his pen and my time. My evenings at home have always been devoted STONE FOR THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.-Chas. nd ne t • "F-1 eeece --e-L--v--' , . ,-...-• ,--,-, `-..-, `-‘,--' , --,,---a: known, he was sent to the police-office . a . x morning, ...., p ee • ;:.. el ei inkstand, he would say, " Rain ! si'v e s h a ll h ave p eo pl e s li p e to reading, study, and the Preparation of those mathematical Wright, Esee of North Anston, has been offered aft er th e fall calling to inauire - '''' l-1- '''' t 4 '...--: 7,', 17; ti/ r' Z.i .i ril t. :Ping and cr u sh e d under carriage wheels ?'' or, " The weather calculations of which you hive heard, and which requiring rate of £1,500 per acre by government, for the stone con- on the gentleman who had seen him ~, d b • . , e s m g 4 .3 ~, , , g F fl o ~,4 4 . a g 0 he found him " hale in lith an' limb , an o seived, that 0 .:;',. f 3 .1. g g . Z 0 e 3 s. ,'''' ~, el E ~.„ S, % is stormy, we shall record some ca s e s o f men t a l d erangement the aid of an extensive library, and voluminous t a bl es for tained in two fields of about 16 acres, at the abo ve pl ace , end hyd rop h o hi a. e , m . lastly, ' , Cloudy and gloomy 1 Fi ne th e i r preparat i on cou ld only occupy my time whilst at m y wanted for the erection of the new houses of parliament. it was a striking exemplification of the truth of the proverb, e. ei (Si 1 -=' 0 r -, or. o i'"',,, g... '4' a " °E. 1 .D 2 5 ... 4 a. o - folk and bairns."- b''' . ,' ' 2 " . 4 - ' ''?'" • F ' '''' ! 2 '' -` 5, - a ''' ' l ' ' weather fo r s pl een -l et us h un t a ft er s ui c id es ." AcCording habitation. But ,so e me e fri e ec e d pres e en i t may say, (for I hope, This very liberal offer, we understand, has been rejected, that " Providence is kind to . drunk e .te oe A, ,C: , g a'Z', a - , , ,,. = a :ti a '''' AS to tbeee ,probabiliti es D onze l o t segniated his day's operations. gentlemen , Oa! a h lthoug" i i ," ave ol ' e at! only seen frowning notwithstanding the fields were to be re-delivered to Mr. Caledonian Mercury. ii ; oli s'i Al 5; s • aii cs„: 1 , S. P 0 p 't e'• Dne eley aDoneeloes . weath ercoc k lay i n the direction of an visages, tha,t, ' " a y! ,T,Tel eee n,T, l 2,y e erielly minds attend- Wright, on a sufficient quantity of stone having been ob- A Goon SHOT.-During the recent storm, when every s.. ° F. ..... RI x . .4 A ' :I. tj E.'', . :effieute wind. The co ureur h as t ene d to th e pl ace d u Pa n - ing to mY artless, roY "e"1"---eee"ake), some friend may tained from them for the purpos e alluded to. The land is " PunY whiPster" was arming himself with a fowling piece, e ;,'" ,g - F,.Z ,to g ",,, g g .-„i ,a,. a: 13 '0 the" , where the etudents•ere gettin g u p a lit t l e ei ot . Th e say , y our s t a t emen t of the time passed withi n t h e wa ll s o f t h e totally unconnected with any building, and only of an or di_ a n a going f or th t o s l a y th e poor birds that Were to be met g2.7E,fe - ez et ee •-/ e"F 4 ~. a 5. • es e . . e e moment he appeared, a shower of stones hailed him. " Good!" Vrison, is so different to t hat s " rn to , that greet as is my nary description, so far as the soil i s concerned.-Seeffieid with in the fields, the master of a vessel at•this port thought '. 1 . ) , e e ''' - (~ • 44 r •-•..-• . . e exclaimed Doneelot, "it beei ns i n pr o p er style ;" end, with- desire to think favourably, there still remains a difficulty to- Independent. he too would equip himself with his gun, and essay to distin- e e eT te el a e r = re e• 0 0 out any dismay, he established his observatory on the moat be overcome. THOMAS Hoon.-We learn with regret-and we think guish 'hims,e,lf as a marksman. Many were the times he F-1 g We , i ;;' ,er' t il k k ... .. k a P..' g• : perilous spot. A friend passin g by earnestly entreated him Gentlemeen , ,Babel ° ,9-” mi g ht y structure ! but God over- those who have so often laughed at his whims and oddities, loaded arm levelled ; but the objeets of his 'aim invariably ' cr,i 5 a 's r , is' ' l ' in id 1 0 'F. F. . Le Se is, to take to his heels- Doneelot, heedless of his a.dvice, drew threw it. eoacnn aria teomorrah, were for the age, powerful will sympathise with us-that Tpm Hood has and has been went awaY unscathed', end left our hero amazed at his mar- . r, 5 - rz, ~2 'a. ig., , , ›. his watch, and recorded min u t e b y, tr e„ te the various steeee states , b u t th e Eord overwhelmed them• Nieneveh was a for some time past, in a state of lingering 'disease, which venous ill hick' At length he obtained sight of a hare in a ' el a 'ig; g' i 7 , ' n :.". o' i 7; . 'el of nee . eineete• " Will e'en go ?' roared again hi s f r i er le. won d er f u l c it y b ut t h e sam e mighty Being so d es t roye d i t, l eaves in the minds of his admirers fears for his conti nu i ng snow drift ; and, tru s ti ng more to his heels than his optics, 4 `' o a 5 5' ~. ;,3 ° =f; , or. -. gt. 4 . n .• I " Not 1," replied the news-hunter; " but since you that not ' '• . are hese to oor us a vestige of its site can be traced. I require the good health. Were this all that sympathy.and ,good wishes our seaman laid down his gun, and gave c p ps, gg.st FS 5 : s i rfly ing, lilae the goodness i l:' leave this with my new s p a p er , sa me p ower , t o overt h row th e mo unds cast up r oun d a b out requ i re d o f us, we might end here with their expression ; but whom he quickly - secur e d am idst the snow., When he got s s ss x es is : P eui l tell them I remain ou the slrt t,_° end them the se que l!' me ; an d j h ave not b owe d my k ne e, and my heart, i n prayer we f ear th a t he who has contributed so muele and so fre- her, however, and wa s con t em plating her iat.e, it suddenly ggE. 2 z , .., ... f•-• P• X. n hour after confusion. '‘.as,at its e n e e'gh,t• T, he two parties before GoA, on t hi s su bj ec t i n yain-he bath delive re d -h e quent i v t o the innocent mirth of millions i has, superadded- struck him that she aff or d e d no p r oof of his helng cunning of ce, _ ,-;; g -,: g L... ~. ,%. ?,. , a g came .to blows, the munleinm guar , ' nreu , an" bullet struck does d e li ver - an d I teust h e w ill y e t deliver. Ido not wor _ to t h e ' mere ly bodily inflictions to which ell hUmenity is sub- aim, and that to secure th e d es i re d boast amongs his friends, s . g ,!, 4 1'64 l:1 - ,6 ; z . P • 1 'Dotted:it. -ei aiirg'Son hastened to'him. " Ybu are wo un d e de , sh i p a G o d so remove d from me by infinite distance - se' re- ject, one of the most annoying, a nd, un f ortuna t e l y , we may hi„i ct i m should bear some marks of his unerring skill as a ee g• g n ;,,, .-3 , c 7., ",,, re 478 14 ie said lie. " I.aM," replied Douselist, " and seveeely too, for mote fro m r a e a y di vers i ty o f nature , as not to be touched add, one of the most usual accompaniments of genius -the 'shooter. Aewrdingly he placed a cord round the hare's neck, &.' 65 o. .2. „' 4 : 4 U 2 P ';', I ecinnot write..". `` This is no time to he scribbling l' roughly with ell e f ee li ng o f my b e e rm i t i es . b u t One, who, h av i ng res angus t m d o mi. On this leeter Point we hope we may and tied her to a gate, an d, t h en c autiouslY retiring to a re- :73 . .1 ~e 9 41 g oteereed thnpractieiane, "we musfattend to ymir wo un d! , b een tempted i n i di- po ii, ts ue e ' m y se if, yet without sin , knows Prove to be 'mistaken -Heaven send it h e so . At a n Ti e n t s , sp ec t a bi e distance, prepared to carry his deadly . intentions g al" si - t; I rr-,.. 1 1 x "My business," replied,Dorizelot e is to relate.thm9ur.rence, how to commi s e ra t e i n my sufferingi; and to pluck me fr om ' wg ca „ ot concea l the fact that Painful rumours on this heed into solemn effect. Th e p i ece i s pl a ced Against hls ehotelder, 0 . P, 4 5: c. . a --and on Must do that for Me. Just wzitethe fonowmg posts the rlares of the fowler. Mr- Sidmond distinct l y swears , haee reached us. Let not the thousands of th ousan d s who th e tri gg er is pulled, and poor puss is-what ?-wnthing in is, :is,'" i . 'script!" " Three o'clock e pen.-After a discharge ofmuskets that th e av erage num b er o f h ours of n irattendance, i s t wo h ave en j o y e d his ." quips .and cranks," h ave to reproac h a gon y ?No such thing. She scuds once more across the 0 '*"' e - . , •o 'made by ehe military, th ree wo u n d e d a nd one killed were and a half on the w ee k d ays , b ut t h at i nc l u di ng the,Sundays, th ernse le e ' ' ,we ld these rumours turn out to be only too Plain ; for our hero ma nage d. completely to miss her, and, a PB' 8 , .F., f-) . ,cotinted on' the eide of the mate " " Wha then, is the the average may he three h T h • ours. hree ours is the ut t 11 f•' s ' -5 ' h h ' mos , we oueded, wit e pir own remissness, in the event of a instead, cut the cord that bound her to the stake, and so left g~ a a =st gi a r, - , .deaa Man ?" inqui d 1 re tle surgeon. • T -•- • , I, ' d D elot average. Hence ' ~., returne ouz , • then, h . e swea rs t h at e am no t so much ss ' darkening elope fallin . e .upon the latter d a y s p f one t o w h om her once more at liberty to enjoy her wonted haunts. The e . e . e e . - e, a. a , and he eipired! He expired, like Epamipandas . on the field . eighteen hours w ithi n the walls of ' the . on dur i ng t h e s i x all are so m 1 i• deleted. Let not the rep r o ac h o f th e •de a th sailor's looks. and reflections as his prize scampered away, - 0 ' ... e. ie el ei e of battle: like Turenuee-like Bayaid. • }le died l'ik macre, Working days. He alls,-/ - have pris ' • I fio d fC • • no data on which un 0.. hattertorr, and the neg e ~ ir, l . 1. ot • li• Itt d f B ns will -present themselves ' ' I • is aer ays, o ur , quite p ain enough to every mind ll ' 8 g it ' ae e e F r Cr Aiiikahe theatreothis tiohimenta.• 13-• •• " - e •- • • 'Thy °Pinion. • - • find a later, and t ip in eleAchnly an instance.-Court Jourticl. without the aid of our description.-Whiteharen Herald. AR ''' .g 02 ' ,2 k.. _ . - g . ,--- . - -. -- P.,. : • , , - •.• . - . 7 ar i I PaP; 67. . .. . , . 0. . • Ilftarketss. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JANUA4Y 27 The market throughout the week has been very quiets to-day the buyers are very inanimate, and purchase very sparingly; the sales are about 3000 bales of all kinds. THURSDAY EVENING We have had another quiet day in our market, and about 3500 bales have been sold at prices on a par with last week ; in some instances a slight concession in favour of the buyer ; at the close of 'Change we have to report a sale of 500 bales to a speculator, which is a new feature. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JAN 28 The extreme scarcity of fine Butter, and the very high price the article bears, compared with that of the middling qualities, have caused an active inquiry for the latter. Several hundred firkins have changed hands in the last day or two, principally, however, upon speculation, and we may quote prices Ys to 3s higher. We understand the stocks generally in Ireland are very low, and the prevalent opinion is that the season will close with very high rates. All other articles of the trade very quiet indeed. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 27 There was a better show of stock to-day' than ou this day se'nnight. The demand for Beef and Mutton was fair; prices for both were a little easier, but we do not alter our quotations. Nearly all sold. Best Beef, bid to ;id ; inferior, ad to 6d. Best Mutton, 7d to ad ; Ewes, &c., Sid to id per lb sinking the offal. .LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, JANUARY 26. (From the Circular of Messrs. James Scott 6• Son.) Since this day week, although the winds have been favourable for arrivals, the imports of Grain, Flour and Oatmeal, have been very moderate, but fully adequate to the demand which has like wise been to a very limited extent, with little or no variation in the prices of any article in the Corn trade since Tuesday last. The duties on Grain from foreign ports remain exactly the same as in the week preceding; the demand for Flour and Grain, in bond, has been very trivial, and prices almost nominal. We had alternate frost and thaw during the past week; the latter has predominated, and continues very mildly, so that our water communication with the interior is almost clear. At this day's market, sales were effvcted only to a moderate ex tent. and we can note no alteration in our last prices current. Wit EAT, S. d. S. d. INDIAN CORN, V , 48011.. English Scotch • S 3 9 0 White 32 0 37 0 Irish 6 8 8 g BEANS, per quarter. Bonded BARLEY, per qr. Irish 44 0 46 0 English 33 0 38 0 PEAS, Grey 3B 0 42 0 Chevalier 3B 0 39 0 White 44 0 45 0 Scotch, per 601 b. 4 6 5 0 SHIP BREAD, per 1121 b. Irish 4 6 5 0 • In bond l3 0 14 0 Foieign, in bond, 0 0 0 0 FLOUR, English, per 2801 b. - OATS, per 451 b. Fine 44 0 51 0 English Scotch 3 4 3• 5 Amer. brl. free Irish 3 2 3 3 Sweet U.S. Foreign, in bond 3 3 3 4 Sour Ditto, duty free.. 3 4 3 6 OATMEA per 2401 b RYE, per quarter 36 0 38 0 English .. MALT, per qr. fine.. 62 0 64 0 Ditto, new middling 50 0 56 0 Scotch 35 0 36 0 31 0 32 6 Y 4 0 23 26 0 27 24 0 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL *W ono, Deals, 120 stand. m, duty paid Archangel £l9 10 l 9 20 0 , Memel 18 0 19 0 Gothenburg - 16 0 Wyburg lo 10 - 18 0 Petersburg l7 0 - 19 0 , PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATnwoon, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet ,t'9 0 9 10 1.e4 5s British American 4 10 —. 6 0 15s. MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0— 2 0 J • OAK PLANKS, British American none. 'lss per load rEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe .e140 0 —145 0 Not ab. 36 to Hhd. 7O 0 80 0 3s. B.P. 25 Quebec, red, 13 inch thick, 40 0 65 0 2 6 4s and 53 feet long Do. Puncheon l3 0 —2l 0 3 0 6s TIMBER, per cubic foot. s.' d. s. d. Oak 2 2 2 6 Pine, British Amer. common red 1 5 2 1 per load. yellow 1 4 1 g Danzig, middling 2 23 2 3 Memel, middling 2 23 2 3 .4'2 155. •.p load Riga,red 2 5 2 6 JJJ *There is an additional duty of 5 per cent, on these rates. Not above 16 ft F..ety. B. P. 2. 21 feet. .t'22...2 10s. AGRICULTURAL Ali , 8. d. s. d. Old Hay .... 0 piEbl 01. 201 b. Potatoes, pOlt. 2 4q2 7 liagon, New Hay.... 0 pi 1 0- Cattle Ditto 1 8 1 9 - Clover Hay.. 0 8 0 11 - Turnips 26 027 0 Straw, Wheat 0 4} 0 13i - Carrots 42 0 45 0 - Straw, Oat .. 0 4 0 41 - Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0 - Straw, Barley 0 3i 0 4- Manure 8 010 6 - Green Clover 0 0 0 0 - RKET, JANUARY 27. s. d. s. d AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED Into LIVERPOOL, from the 19th to the 26th instant, inclusive, FROM IRELAND Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. 987 3306 4166 15 Prey.. 1603 5231 7907 34 Mules. Calves. Lambs 8 8 33 20 COASTWISE 40 •0 17 651 44 1233 PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Jamaica Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice Honduras New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Havana Canada British North America Newfoundland • Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa ' Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantinople Malaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Verds Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto Outward, 25s Odes 30 0 60s Od(?105 0 20 0-25 0 30 0-40 0 50 0.-- 60 0 6o 0 —lOO 0 30 0-40 0 i 17 6-20 0 30 0-40 0 20 0-25 0 40 0— 50 0 1 40 0— SO 0 40 0-50 0 60 0-80 0 40 0-60 0 1 30 0 —6O 0 40 0-60 0 30 0-60 0 40 0-60 o 20 0-30 0 25 0-- 30 0 25 0-- 30 0 35 0-40 0 ' 30 0— 35 0— 40 0 ; 35 0— 40 0 105 0 63 0-84 0 35 0 --- 40 0 140 0 -- 50 0 40 0-- 50 0 1 40 0 -- 40 0 40 0 '3O 0 100 0 --147 , 0 20 0— ---- 20 0— -25 0 - 30 0 50 0-60 0 40 0- 25 0 - -- 20 0 40 0 - 50 0 25 0-30 0 15 0-20 0 25 0-30 0 25 0 --.— 30 0-40 0 30 0 -- 40 0 40 0 -- 60 0 60 0 -- 60 0 6o 0 -- 25 0 -- 30 0 25 0 - - 15 0-20 0 17 6-20 0 20 0 - --- 25 0 -- 30 0 25 0-30 0 30 0-40 0 40 0 - --- 40 0 -- 60 0 17 6-20 0 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES Number of new patients entered on the hooks of the Dispensaries during the last week : North. South. Total Received advice and medicine at the Insti tution 375 317 692 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine 251 176 427 626 493 1:19 Total at each Dispensary VISITORS. North—Mr. C. Booth, Mr. J. 11. Smith, and Rev. Dr. Tattershall South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. J. Cooper, and Rev. Thos. Bibby. R. WEDGWOOD, Secretary. Dispensaries' Office, 1, Fenwick-street, Jan. 25. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY The following are the Times of Departure from Lime-street, Liverpool, and from Liverpool-road, Manchester : TIMES OF DEPARTURE FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO BIRMINGHAM 3 30 a.m. First Class, joins London Train at 8 30 a.m. 6 0 a.m. Mixed 91 „ 12 8 IS a.m. First Class 91 1 15 p.m. 10 30 a.m. First Class 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Mixed 7 p.m. First Class 99 12 FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. 2 15 a.m. First Class—Meets N. Union Train to Preston at Parkside. 6 0 a.m. Mixed Train do. do. do. 11 30 a.m. First Class 2 45 p.m. First Class 2 45 p.m. First Class—Meets N. Union Train to Preston at Parkside. 3 30 p.m. Mixed 5 0 p.m. First Class On Sunday the Departures will be FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO BIRMINGHAM 3 30 a.m. First Class, joins London Train at 8 30 a.m. 8 15 a.m. Mixed PO It 1 30 p.m. 10 30 a.m. „ 7 0 p.m. „ „ 12 FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER 2 15 a.m. First Class 7 30 a.m. Mixed 11 30 a.m. „ 245 p.m. „ The Trains on Sundays stop at First Class Stations only. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. 7 0 a.m. Second Class, to meet 0 a.m. Train from Liver. pool and Manchester. 11 15 a.m. First Class, to meet 10 30 a.m. Train from Liver. pool and Manchester. FROM CREWE TO CHESTER. 2 0 p.m. First Class, on arrival of 11 30 a.m. Train from Birmingham. 6 30 p.m. Second Class, on arrival of 3 30 p.m. Train from Birmingham, and 4 p.m. Train from Liverpool and Manchester. There will be no Trains on Sunday until further notice. BIRKENHEAD AND CHESTER RAILWAY. (FROM GEORGE'S PIER HEAD.) .. 10- 0 .. 12 - 0 Afternoon 2 0 Morning 8 0 FROM CHESTER TO BIRKENHEAD Morning 8 15 .. 10 15 .. 12 15 I Afternoon 2 15 ON SUNDAYS.—FROM GEORGE'S PIER HEAD Morning 1 0 I Afternoon 4 45 FROM CHESTER TO BIRKENHEAD. I Afternoon 6 0 Morning 9 25 LIVERPOOL AND MAI CHESTER RAILWAY. FROM L'POOL TO MANCHESTER. FROM MANCHESTER TO 1.'1.001.. First Class Second Class First Class Second Class - Morning.. 7 0 Morning - Morning.. 730 Morning 8 45 „ g 45 „ g 0 „ ..10 0 „ 11 0 „ 11 45 „ 1 I 15 „ 11 45 „ 2 0 Aftern. .. 230 Aftern. 2 0 Aftern. *2 45 Aftern. 445 .. 530 „ 5 0 „ 530 „ 715 Evening .. 715 Mixed ll 715 Evening .. 715 Mixed Stop only at Newton & Prkside f Stop only at Newton & Prkside } • Except on Saturdays, when this Train does not start till Three, ON SUNDAYS. First Class Second Class First Class Second Class 8 0 Morning.. 7 0 Morning 8 0 Morning.. 7 0 Mornin 4 45 Aftern. .. 5 30 Aftern. 5 0 Aftern. .. 5 30 Aftern. 7 15 Evening.. 7 15 Mixed 7 15 Evening.. 7 15 Mixed I Stop only at Newton & Prkside I Stop only at Newton & Prkside 1 TO PRESTON AND WIGAN. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM MANCHESTER. 8 45 Morning.. Mixed g 0 Morning.. Mixed 11 0 „ .. First Class 11 15 .. First Class 2 30 Aftern. .. Second Class 2 45 Aftern. .. Second Class 445 „ .. Mixed 5 0 „ .. Mixed 715 .. First Class 715 „ .. First Class vDAYS. 7 0 Morning.. 5 0 Afternoon 7 15 Evening.. CASTER. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM MANCHESTER 8 45 Morning.... Mixed g 0 Morning.... Mixed 11 „ ....First Class 11 15 .... First Class 230 Afternoon .. Second Class 245 Afternoon .. Second Class 4 45 , • •. Mixed 5 0 „ •• • • Mixed TO BOLTON 7 0 Morning, 4 45 Afternoon 7 15 Evening.... First Class TO LAIC. First Class FROM LIVORTOOL. 8 45 Morning.... First Class II 0 91 •• .• " 2 30 Afternoon .. Second Class 5 30 „ FROM MANCHESTER. g 0 Morning.... First Class 11 15 , 2 45 Afternoon .. Second Class 530 „ NDAYS. 1 7 0 Morning.. 5 30 Afternoon lELENS. FROM MANCHESTER. 7 30 Morning.... Second Class 10 0 ov su 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 3o Afternoon Second Class TO ST. YROM LIVERPOOL. 7 0 Morning. ... Second Class 9 45 ~ • • • • 91 11 45 n „ 2 30 Afternoon .. 5 30 9 r • • • • 91 11 245 45 Afternoon .. PP fP 5 30 OP DAYS. 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon .. PO ON SU 7 o Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon .. II LONDON GAZETTE,—TVEGDAV, JAN. 2d. PARTNERSIIIPE DISSOLVED R. and C. Howortli, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturers —Ashton and itothwell, Rochdale, Lancashire, woolstaplers 0. and R. Segar, Bitrpley, Lancashire, linen-drapers—J., E., and C. Ogilvie, Manchester, joiners ; as tar as regards J. and E. Ogilvie —Broadhurst, Henson, and co., Manchester, merchants—S Ft Andrew and W. Wilson, jun., Manchester, architects. INSOLVENTS: —John Naslor, Manchester, wire-drawer. —Robert M'Gregor, Chester, grocer. —James Montague Saunderson, Harrison-street, Gray's inn-road, London, house-agent. Jan. 25.—John Compton, Great Marylebone-street, London, cheesemonger. Jan. 22. Jan. 25 Jan. 25, BANKRUPTS John Hewitt, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 6, March g, at 1 o'clock. at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool : solicitor, Mr. Deane, Chancery lane, London. Forbes M•Neill, Clement's-lane, London, general-merchants. Joseph and Edward Butt, Mortimer-street, London,linen-drapers. Char'es Robert (illy, Haston, Cornwall, grocer. John Dauncey, l3altonsborough, Sornersetshire, cattle-dealer. William Conyer, Thomas Rids r daie, Joseph Senior, Richard Staple ton, Jonathan Haiusworth, Benjamin Turner, Edward Bailey. John Milnes, William Mayman, Richard Shaw, John Oldroyd, Joseph Castle, Smith Oldroyd, John Breary, John Denton, Abraham Ellis, James 11 owgate, John Bromley, Matthew Healey, Joseph Bailey, Abraham Fozard, and Jonathan Clegg. all at Batley Car, near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen and scribbling millers. Joseph Poulton, sets., Leominster, Herefordshire, bricklayer. James Scowcroft, Haverfordwest, scrivener. Joseph Porter, Barnsley, Yorkshire, callenderer. • Elizabeth Proud, Sunderland, Durham, grocer. Thomas Starling Day, Eaton, Norwich. merchant, Joseph Edwards, Huime, Lancashire, builder. John Hounslow, Birmingham, baker. EdWard Putland, Manchester, ale merchant. ....... _ _ William Wilson. Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper. George James, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, druggist, Richard Tilburn, Doncaster, auctioneer. DIVIDENDS Feb. 18, W. Halton, Charles-straeet, Westminster, London, tailors —Feb. 17, G. Simmonds, Bear-yard, near Lincoln's-inn, London, carpenter—Feb. 19. T. Gould, Cheapside, Oxford-street, Loudon, and Portsea, stay-manufacturer—Feb. 18, J. Taylor, Albion-wharf, Maiden-lane, King's-cross, London, stone-merchant— Feb.' 17, G. Stowell and R. H. Maddox, Lower Grosvenor-street, Hanover square, London, upholsterers—Feb. 19, J. Potts, Stoke-upon-Trent, grocer—Feb. 18, W. Hawkes and T. Johnson, Coventry, riband manufacturers--Feb. 17, J. Corns, jun., Birmingham, cabinet makers—Feb. 26, W. Hutchinson, Leeds, woollen-cloth-manufac turer—Feb. 25, W. and J. Taylor, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk manulacturers—Feb. 17, M. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, sbare-broker. . . CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before February 16. . _ A. Sedgwick, Macclesfield, Cheshire, leather-seller—J. Brooke- Macclesdeld, Cheshire, silk-manufacturer—J. Teale, Leeds, ptbinet maker—J. W. Hall, Diggle-within-Saddleworth, paper manufac turer—W. Braddick, Bristol, currier--W. Smith, Bartlett's-passage, Fetter-lane, stationer—J. W. Thomas, Bristol, hotel-keeper—ll. Jones, Stoke-upon-Trent, china-manufacturer—S. Johnson. Mac clesfield, silk- throwster. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . . Awl/rely . minigan, Glasgow, leather-seller, Jan. 29, Feb. 19, at o'cldck, at the Chambers of Mr. Railton, Glasgow. James Alison, Edinburgh, tailor, Feb. 2, March 2, at 1 o'clock, at the chambers of dr. Gardiner, Edinburgh, Robert Thomson, Liverpool, wool-agent, Feb. 1, 22, at 1 o'clock, at the chambers of Mr. Railton, Glasgow.: MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. JANUARY. HOUR 29, R. &J. Buggeln, (2nd) Clarendon Rooms, 1 30, Thomas Hebblewhite, (proof) Feb. 1, William Smalley, (special) John Cornthwaite's 12 1, Thomas Masscr Clarendon Rooms, 1 TIDE TABLE Evn. Height Sundays, Holydays, ,ye U. fl. j H. M. j F. t. Friday 29 !2 40 3 5 16 6 King George 111. died 1821 Saturday 30 331 359 16 2 K. Charles I. martyr, 1648. Sunday.. 31 i 4 28 53i 14 8 4th Sunday after Epiphany. Monday 1 ! 545 624 13 8 Ililiary Term ends. Tuesday 2 7 6 747 13 6 York Minster burnt 182 g. Wednes. 3 I 825 y 0 14 3 St. Blasius. Thursday 4 934 10 4 il5 2 Fair on Thames 1814. PRICES OF SHARES, JANUARY 28. RAILWAYS, &c, Bolton and Leigh Bristol and Exeter Birmingham and Gloucester Ditto and Derby Birkenhead and Chester 100 paid 90 paid 100 .... L 0 paid 10 paid 23 paid Ditto, new Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties ... Ditto, Debentures 2 Edinburgh and Glasgow 35 Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 9 paid Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 20 paid Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 30 paid Greenock, and Ayr Grand Junction Ditto half shares Ditto quarter Chester and Crewe) Quarter Great Western Ditto new shares Ditto Fifth Shares Hull and Selby Leicester and Swanuington Lancaster and Preston Ditto, new Liverpool and Manchester .... 100 Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares London and Birmingham 9O Ditto new shares • Ditto quarter shares Ditto anti Southampton 39 Ditto & Brighton .. Manchester and Leeds shares (late 50 paid 50 .... 49 10 0 Ditto half shares 25 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham 35 Prices. This day Last Per Share. Price. Ditto and Ditto Extension Midland Counties 34 0 0 77 10 0 77 0 0 36 0 0 16 12 6 0 0 0 8 12 6 5 2 6 22 10 0 29 3 0 213 0 0 95' 5 0 Ditto, quarter Newcastle and Carlisle 52 0 0 28 15 0 92 10 0 63 0 0 10 2 6 4! 15 0 53 IS 0 26 10 0 15 10 0 186 10 0 45 0 o 90 10 0 179 0 8 52 10 0 92 0 0 Ditto quarter shares North Midland New Nort► Midland Paris and Rouen South Eastern and Dover .. North Union York and North Midland St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 58 5 0 div 30 10 0 .... 58 0 0 ... 43 15 0 .... 82 10 0 .... 31 0 0 .... 41 15 0 .... 26 0 0 .... 5 2 6 .... 83 0 0 .... 15 0 0 .... 92 10 0 .... 27 15 0 .... 78 0 0 .... 50 paid '"'l2 1 Os paid 10 .... 2 1 5 2 6 14 0 0 .... 83 0 0 ex . 10 2 6 BANKS Bank of Liverpool ..... - Borough Bank.... --- Commercial of Liverpool - Commercial of England. - East of England - of Manchester - M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 - Northern and Central - North and South Wales lO - Phoenix - Royal of Liverpool - South Lancashire - Albion - Liverpool Union lO - Liverpool Banking Co lO - Wilts and Dorset 7 10s GAS, WATER WORKS, &c Exchange Buildings .WIOO paid L'pool and Harrington Water } 3 Works Bootle Ditto Stock.... L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock. L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. £lOO .... Ditto new shares are now paid up. 72 10 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 ex d 14 15 0 _ 2 0 8 16 3 with 10 2 0 3 7 6 4 5 0 7 10s. 25 paid ;66 10 0 div 54 0 . 21 5 0 . 12 12 6 ... 7 0 0 ... 162 0 U 477 10 0 325 0 0 380 0 0 171 0 0 ASSURANCE COMPANIES Liverpool Marine Assurance } 25 paid Company 3 10 0 Ocean Assurance Company... • 0• • • Liverpool Fire and Life 2 105. _ DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c. Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 55. 80 0 Rock Ferry Monk's Ferry Steam Tug Company lO . . 7 0 0 Harrington Docks Apothecaries' Company Woodside Ferry Egremont Ferry Asphalte (Liverpool) .... (Polonceau). 0 13 9 2 3 o 16 0 1 0 u BIRTHS On the 21st instant, at Tarbert, Ireland, the - lady of HENRY IRWIN, Esq., of a son. On the 25th instant, Mrs. W. HORNE, Windsor-street, of a (laughter.. MARRIED. On the 20th November, at Bahia, EDWARD BENN, Esq., t o LOUISA FELICIANNA, eldest daughter of CHARLES SCHWIND, Esq. On the 12th instant, at Manchester, JOHN GILBERT, son of Mr. Edward Gilbert, Royal Hotel, Dublin, to CHARLOTTE, daughter of .T. WITTENBURY, Esq., Green Heys, Manchester. On the 26th instant, at SL Bride's Church, Mr. CHARLES M. PENNY, late of Mexico, to MARY, only daughter of the late Mr. JAMES GRINDROD, of Runcorn. DIED On the 26th July, et Benin, on board the Antelope, aged 32, Mr. GEORGE KENYON, cooper, sou of the late Robert Kenyon, cooper, of this town. On the 4th of October last, on his passage out to Maranham, aged 32, Mr. JOHN NVILLACY, of this town, chief mate of the barque Wilberforce, of this port. • LOst overboard on the night of 9th January, 1841, from the brig Thalestris, on her passage from New Orleans to Greenock, off the Ailsa Craig, WILLIAM SALMAN, aged ig years, eldest son of Mr. William Salman, 41, Dennison-street, Liverpool, deeply regretted by his family and friends. On the 4th instant, at Nannau, aged 84, Mr. E. PEARSON, $2 years butler in the family of Sir Robert Williams Vaughan. Bart. On the sth inst., aged 48 years, Mr. ALEXANDER STOTHART, late master porter of this town. On the Bth instant, aged 21, Mr. JOHN LECOMBEA, second son of Mr. Lecomber, shopkeeper, Bispham-street. . On the 10th instant, much and deservedly regretted, Wl'. WM, MORRISSON, joiner and builder, Toxteth park. On the lathinst., at Paris, aged 83, JOHN JOCELAN BISHOP, Esq., formerly of this town. On the isfh instant, aged 22, MARY, wife of Mr. JAMES COOPER. On the 16th instant, instant, at the Rectory House, Llangyttiew, Montgomeryshire, in her 85th year, Mrs. RICHARDS, the relict of the Rev. Thomas Richards, late Vicar of Darowen, in the same county. Sallie day, at Mount-vernon, Edge-hill, REBECCA, wife of J. J. GUNNING, Esq., of Galway, On the 18th instant, aged Gs, Mr. HARGItEAVES HUDSON. deeply regretted by A large circle of friends; On the 19th instant, aged 22 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. GEORGE WADE GARLIC, keeper of the weighing-machine, Kitchen-street. Same day, at her house, in Edge-lane, MARY, daughter of the late JOHN WILSON, Esq., insurance broker, of this town. On the 23rd instant, alter a short but severe affliction, deeply regretted, aged 40, MARY, wife of Mr. WILLIAM WALLS, Sum mer-seat. On the 26th instant, at his house, Denton's-green, St. Helen's, T. B. SPEAKMAN, Esq., aged 45. During the whole of a life iu which the most amiable qualities of the human heart were dis played, the deceased gained for himself the affection and respect of those who were so fortunate as to have his acquaintance. In him society has lost a great ornament, the poor of the neighbourhood a benevolent frie id, a vast number of workmen a kind master, and his memory will ong be cherished by all who knew him. Same clay, THOMAS LEATHOM, Esq., an alderman of the borough, and Chairman of the Dock Committee. Same day, after a lingering illness, in the 3oth year of her age, ELIZA, wife of Mr. ROBERT A. BALDWIN, of Bold-street. Same day, after a lingering illness, in the 30th year of her age, ELIZA, wife of Mr. ROBERT A. BALDWIN. of Bold-street. On the 27th instant, after a short illness, in her 31st year, ANN, wife of Mr. M. H. FAIRCLOUGH, of Toxteth-park, deeply re gretted. Same day, at her house, in Maryland-street, HELEN, relict of the late JOHN STORR, Esq., formerly of Nassau, New Provi- dence, aged g 6 years. LIVERPOOL: FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1841. 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