The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-20 00:00:00

, . • 7 4 7 rHE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. __ ._ . _ ‘. , ..._. ..... .. ___ L ______ ,!--_-__—__ _ -- . , . . Voctrp. muster 200 supporters .in the House of Commons, and LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. _____ saSbipuinq Eithilifitact. ~ .. :4 ' . . in arittts. . which was not, very shortly after, suffered to become LECTURES'ON PHYSIOLOGY. FEBRUARY 13.-Wind E.S.E. --egoie--- ' --ea.-- .___ law ? LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEnuteinv 16. THE MARINERS. . We can help them to a case or two of the kind. Tin On Wednesday evening Dr. Epps delivered his fifth lecture, Owing to the continuance of the frost the demand for Sugar has . _ rn AT.RivEo.-Li F on ß , M ß ' a k i l l * e ' y, from Demerara, with loss of mizenyard, heen oely moderate, and the sales of B. P'. do not exceed 600 Ithds, at o p i. i. : ; T i c i ~,, p i o 2 t i T a n - a s , j f o r h o , i , n s te n 7 p Y , p o r a k v . m.. fiii • famous " appropriation clause" has been carried, three to au audience more numerous, it posaible, than any which we I 1 ats bulwarks, Sze.-Day'd e• . am non, Broadfoot, from New Orleans- steady prices. 600(1 bags Mauritius met a ready sale at 62s to 665, and (From Blackwood's Magazine.) or four times over, in the House of Commons, by - inajo- have presiously seen at his lectures. ' Ite ''1l• • W• 1 1. • Raise we the yard and ply the oar, titles of above 300. Yet the " appropriation Clause" is The stomach lies in contact with the liver, spleen, and sweet- Borrilsay-Westmoreland, Tiriestoek, frum Mauritius . -Ltlen Yarm frnm Valparniso-Chieftain, 3500 bags Bensal at 65s to 68s fr 1 • t fine hite and 48s for low damp brown. 'There iS some inqu o iryr ' for n Foreig w n, bill no sales are re- The breeze is calling us swift away ; bread It forirs one continuous tobe with the intestines, eight times the leneth of the human body. These intestines are . of Nooney, from Bahist-Melbr. flay' ton, from Ceara-So hia Birkett ported.-For Molasses there has peen a fair demand; the sales amount dead and buried, and no one cares to disturb its bones. to nearlY 800 puns., principalla , Demerara at 325, and 13erhice at 30s The waters are breaking in foam on the shore ; No vn l - t : l e l 11 7 r, om e n % a a r o Ls d - al o u l t:S P i iFn e o r i tr . h. ' N ,of e sr w a4 l ai NI: d i ~,ts c, , vb f pc o r; ri o t n ;e aE S ni a si v_ z a a i n . v l , l o. a nils p ,, C i De l i kt a , : v 1 e ew o n , tpl D oe rh i e t •:: to 30s 6(.1.--!Coffee. The stuck of Plantati'on in importers' hands is Our boat no more can stay, can stay. The ministerial church-rate sch e m e was carried last different form ' s, and have different riuties to perform, therefore a f k r ni o ad m a When the blast flies fast in the clouds on high, year by 287 votes against 282. It was supported also- they are designated by different names, The food is lodged in and Isaai , Hicks, Ingersoll, from Natchez-Hercules, Snow. from nearly exhausted ; about 20 casks - of Perbice sold at - '73s for triage up to 1 8s for fine middling, and a few small lots of Jamaica at the quo the stomach by an orifice called the cardiac, beeause it is next .mohile-,oennee, Wilson. from St. Mark's-Alexander Grant. Brown e f g m a m l an ° d h And billows are roaring loud below, which the ballot will never b bv upwards of two thou tations. Mocha is in much request by the trade, and advanced rates The boatman's song, in the stormy sky, sand petitions. And vet, where is that scheme now ? the heart. The orifice by which it leaves the stomach is called the pyloric. There are some pra c ti ca l f ac t s conue cred with this Emierant, Petrie ; end Propontis, Pratt from Savannah-Victoria offered hut refused. Of Foreign, 26j bags La G'uayra were sold zit 44s Still dares the breeze to blow, to blow. So much for the notion that every folly which can outlei of the highest importance. Many persons when they ta k e f C r i o n m i d s l e e r n , B ar , l , e u s r t d o e n a - ux 7ro t i Pe • ' d All • P . , nington; an non. utnam to 50s, and a small parcel of ordinary Brazil at 39s 4r cwt.-A small . a ' lot of Brazil Cocoa sold at 365, and 400 bags Bengal Gineer at 23s 4, The timber that frames his faithful boat, unite the 200 radicals and radical-whigs or the House of food iinmediately vomit it. In such cases we find, after opening from Nehaork-Blien Highfiejd, fm Marseilles-Schems Constians, cwt.; 100 bags Pimento at 3ct for damaged and 4d. for good, and 1000 Was dandled in storms on the mountain peaks, bags black Pepper at aid to 41 per lb -Rice continues scarce and In Commons in its support, must, therefore soon pass intu the body on death, that there is a blush of redness about the goodslemand; ab?ut 1109 bags of Bengal sold at 14s 6d to 13s 6d lif And in storms, with a bounding keel, 'twill float, cardiac entrance, and a scientific man is enabled to afford a SAILED.-Sithlons, Britton, and North A inerica, Hoxie, for New cwt in bond besides 1701 baes of Java at 9 12s cl,-400 puns of Ruin And laugh when the sea-fiend shrieks, and shrieks. a law. If the fact were so, the predicament of the Bri remedy to this disease. The stomach is on the left side of the York-Strathmore, Dick, for Africa-Olive Branch; Sedrick, for Sa- hr . 1 . d'' d' f •li* fl' f ' 1 D - '4 ie y o stroag quail y emerara at s3d up tish nation would indeed be a pitiable one. But there vannahs-Louisa, Trueinan, and Henry Leeds, Marshall, for Mobile. to a 4s e 8d e fo n r c l a ?e s t e , m n a i: k L s . And then in the calm and glistening nights body, it extends towards the right side and terminates at what We have tales of wonder, and joy, and fear, are two or three circumstances connected with the late is Called the pit of the stomach. The t stomach of an adult will A few chests of Indieo brought to public sale, sold briskly at 4s 10d I:rederiek Huth; Toby, from London, at the Cape of Good Hope tO - 7s 10d 4r ab in bonefor Bengal; some Oude offered at the same • And deeds of the powerful ocean sprites, division, which it does not suit the purposes of the Chro- p o our coa s e hold three-and-a-half pints. It is a bag made uf f t air John Beresford, from Singapore, off Plymouth time was refusecl.-The sales of Lac Dye ammint to about 35 chests , With which our hearts we cheer, we cheer. nicle or Globe to notice but which go to prove the case or series of skins The outer coat is ab •a f i lly soft skin , . aul u . , Byron, of Belfast, was passed on the sth instant, in lat. 49, long. 26, at 12,t for RM, and 2s to 2s 9d for better marks.-50 chests Shell Lac, , Fel' often the dauntless mariner knows of the ballot to be altogether hopeless. which by continually pouring out a moisture enables the stomach disrnasted and waterlogged . ranging in prices from 80s to 122 s 6d, and a considerable sale is named That he must sink to the land . beneath, - The numbers in favour of, and against, the ballot, in- to move easily. ' Underneath this we have a fl es hy coa t which a Liverpool, Meyler, from Waterford for this port, 'sunk yesterday in as having been made below 80s.-The Gum Animi brought to auction, and bought in, was subsequently disposed of at £6 lOs for good bold Where the diamond on trees of coral grows, enables the stomach to contract upon its food The third coat Peanntayis Bay : -crew saved cludin,g tellers and pairs, were 203 and 320. Divided • - - • . • • - - • was d i elaide. Grroves, from Halifax at Cove, with damage : master clean scraped, and £3 lOs for small.-There was ratlii.r more done in , binds them all together. Ile inside coat is a velvetty kind of ' . In the emerald halls of death, of death. , . t ed orerboard-bound to London Saltpetre last week than was reported by about 600 bags ; this week into Lnglish, arid Scotch, arid Irish sections, they stand arrange in o sso t at it may spree( out a ar„e coat, and d • fld h . 1 1 o . ca. e o o a is u , an ere are Governor Douglas, from Padstow to St John, N.B. at Core, with loss the transactions are trifling -Nit t fS•d•' d 11 (.Ith , -On ward we sweep through smooth and storm; as follows:- surface. We may see in tripe the appearance which it presents. ot mizenmast 5., - . sec. : carpenter and four men washed overboord; and sellers at 16s. . . . We are voyagers all in shine or gloom; . English. Irish and Scotch. The inner coat of the stomech has a peculiar body connected hull very much damaged Dyewoods.-A cargo of CampeachY Logwood, recently arrived, of , And the dreamer who skulks by his chimney warm, with it. The stomach is supplied with au immense quantity or , Emma. Farness, from Waterford for Newfoundland, at Cove, with about 250 tons, sold at .C 8 7s 6d to .C 8 1 s 4P' ton ;in other kinds the Drifts in his sleep to doom, to doom. For the ballot 133 .... 70 0 2 n of er sails. spars. &c o three months. out sales are trifling, and without change.-No sales of Turpentine or of - Against it t pe, Telfer. from Demerara, at Core American Tar haviug occurred this week, we have no alteration of - -- lied with so much. In nature whenever a rreat uantity The majority of A nglish members, therefore, against sti P P ' h q Nailer from Bonny at ditto price to notice • a cargo of 1400 bids; Stockholm Tar sold to-day at LITERARY NOTICES. of bluod goes to any part, that organ has important duty to per- Hespe'rus Bax' tr s fled th' Ma •t• f C I L 99 0 uri ms or a cut 1....nd et. ISs 6d le' brl. 2 Montreal Ashes are in a very liMited demand; thelew the ballot, was more than two to one. Out of the entire form, The stomach is the source of the greatest mass of eujoy- Edgeombe', e ', f a rom Li P ve m r ' pool, at Newfoundland sales made have been at 29s to 30s per l'ot, and 33s to 36s for Pearl The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Re , ister for British number, 500, above a clear majority actually voted roent which our physical nature is capable of receiving in this Broad Oak, ___, from Hambro' at ditto . Ashes.-There has been some inquiry for Quercitron Bark, and small Abercrombie 0 terrestrial sphere. The stomach is supplied with nerves, which ,—, hence for Charleston, was spoken 2nd Feb. sales effected at 16s Iff cwL-Nothing done in Flaxseed or Cloverseed. and Foreign India, China, and Australia. Febru- against the proposition. Dividing the absentees accord give it the powers of in lat. 46 30 1 feeling and of motion. 'When we consider, . _, _ , _sing. 33 . . -Ilicles.-There have been no sales by auction this week, and those ary, 1838. ing to the same relative proportion, tile votes of the how much digestion is dependent upon the condition aif our Ameha th Hannan Williams hence for Nante Henrietta, Gianni ' ' ' ' - y, from Kertt•h, at Standgate Creek s, at Falmouth " by private are confined to 1730 salted Btienos Ayres Caw, inferior at 3ld, and 440 dry at 71 eh Th. The Asiatic Journal has reached us much later this English representatives would be- minds we can easily see how intimately our minds and stomachs , month than any of the other periodicals. The contents For - 163 Atrainst , 6 - 337, are connected. If we take the stomach of a calf and soak it • SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17 W* iodS.E. veryfresh. - .. . . . LIVERPOOL COTTON MA RKET, FEB. 16. of the present number are as interesting, copious, and Need we ask whether this is a hopeful condition for in water, we get a peculiar fluid called rennet, by which we get A.RRIVRO.-Sonhia , Birkett, fro .- D rara-Lsions, Dayennert, The demand was limited until to-day, when a fair extent of businesS varied aansual. The " Review of Eastern News". is a 'any,question to be in ? , . , , (... - cut ds and whey. Curds and whey are produced by macerating nom the . stomach of a calf in warm water, which is capable of coagu- Snow, from Mobil Natchez-Eliza Warwick. w,.a f ern' ~ rom New or eens-Hercules, e-and Charles Carroll, Grozier, front Savannah. wg: n d r o: yut sech has been the disposition ou the part of holders to candid and diapassionate survey of the events of the past • But again. It is in England, in the late Enalish ts Wing milk ; that is to say, separating the coagulable part of SAILED.--VV.alter Scott, Rea ; for New York-Wilkinson. Edgar, ell le , that a further decline of Id per lb. may be noticed in year. " The Indian Army-Military Force of Ben- elections, that the necessity for the ballot is said to have „ilk front that which is not coagulable. Rennet could be made far Maranham-RaPid. Robertson, for Buenos Ayre Courier, Nel- American, and ad in most other descriptions, from the quotations of last week. . gal" is a.valuable contribution to the statistics of India. been especially evinced. A rapid aud conaiderable in- from the human stomach as well as from any other. This fluid s c o a n, e t y r a!paraiso-Lady Gordon, Seburr, from Halifax-Isabel, " The Vow - of Sanjocta" is a very. spirited translation of crease of support in England, was, therefore,. to be we call gastric juice in the human stomach. The gastric juice LiePvens,forrAs a t t e w - e V rp enus, Hamon, for Jersey, Szc.-and Nyverheid, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, looked for. Now, what has been the advanee made on is supplied from the blood vessels which are distributed all over From the 9thinst..to this day inclusive. ' an episode from an epic poem of the Rajpoot Bard the stomach, and when it mix!s with the . food it converts ii into . Avoca..Boadle, and Cheerful, Tinley, were to sail from the Mauri- Chund. The notes are extremely valuable. The article either side, in the late division ? The facts are these- what is called chyme, end this process is called chymification. tins for Liverpool about 14th Nov. " • ' Cur . rent IMPORTS. on " Thuggee" contains nothing new on the subject, VOTES OF ENGLISH MEMBERS. Our food is in this manner converted into chyme, which is a7soft B Saliis. from . Liverpool ‘ for the Capp of Good Hope. was spoken 27th SALES OF THE WEEK. , Prices. Thtsvvk this Year 1837 1838 Increase. eta in lat. 3N, long. 22 W. The Isis, from the 01rde, Bth Jan. in but will be read with interest by those who have never poultice-like jelly in about three hours • the food of infants takes ~ , , , in t a t Is N, long. 31 45 W ; and Jane Prowse, frotn Liverpool for 260 Sea Island l6d 5 - 2, 33d For ll4 133 19 only half an hour in going through the process. Dr. Young Valparaiso .met with any other observations on this revolting topic. . Against 214 275 61 took 7 grains of the gastric juice cif a calf, and found that after Tam • pico. . from Copenhagen. at Newfoundland 9970 Bowed 'Georgia 64 - 8 . " Offerings and Omens," a tale of Lucknow, contains it bad been mixed with water that it was sufficient to coa ulate Vesper Hicks from Liver If jr• . g . , POO- or -tyre. at Cowes Mobile 6l- 81 An increase of 19 votes in its favour; and of 61, votes . _ . e ~ . 1240 { numerous illestrations of Mohamedan superstition. The 685 e pints of milk. 1 his shows the power of gastric juice. We Susan, Humble, from Charleston, at the Clyde Alabama and TennesSee 5O -73 5234 33052 against it ; giving an increased majority against it in Agnes, Cobb, from the Mediterranean. at BALI 29th Dec. 3540 New Orleans 6/ -8/ . Inver of claseical literature will derive much pleasure frequently find infants throwing up from their stomachs curdled England of no less than 42! And this is the state of milk. This is healthy ; the milk has been curdled by the gas- 890 { Pernambueo and Paraiba BO -10 1 2184 from the perusal of " Selections and Reflections."- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18.-Wind S E moderato • Aricati and Ceara BO - 91 1 3928 things which the Jaallot people are rejoicing in. Long tric juice, and the stomach being overloaded relieves itself by ' ARtuYED.- -Alexander, Grant, from Say ' anti:di-CI al . 105 Bahia and Maceio 7l -81 1281 4396 " Horse.racing among the Ancient Arabians" is a very may they abound in such prosperity ! evacuating its contents. The most extraordinary property of from Laguna-Isaae Aicks. —, from Natchez-B l yro c m ° '. ----' Maranham - 9 , 1 2295 1 5304 curious paper. The usual miscellaneous articles will be 490 The hopes of the ballot, then, as of ail other miscliiefs, gastric juice is its povier of dissolving whatever is submitted to and Albion, —, from New York-and Dykes, --, from St: €Saw g inned - 84 foUnd exceedingly interesting. • John N B its acting ;we are chiefly indebted to the monk Spallanzani for a , •• s , Minas - - 1 •••• rest solely on the votes of the Scotch and Irish radicals, : .sILED,--sTersey, Abbott, for Jamaica-and Caledonia Brander, - - - --....e 5 .,-____ the knowledee which we possess relative to the solvent princi -6 , 9 and e. ally of the Irish O'Connellites. The object of speci 'divisor', for New Orleans 20 Demerara, S urinam, Sec.— 9 - 1 34 Wilson's Historical, 7'raditionary, and Imaginati pie, gastric cuice. He used to make some globuies, and, h•• N aaing 63(1 .I , ',gyptian BI -1 3 • ... 5G68 ve •the latter cl • ass is sufficiently obvious; yet it was most filled them with Meat, to let them down into the stomachs of .N4tune. Parktn., hence at the Cv A . ' 13:rbados 7l - 8 .... 15 .Talos of _the Borders, and of Scotland. Parts 40, - ' o e, . nth loss o . f boats and hul indiscreet of Mr. Grote, by his reference to the " Irish birds, and in an hour, when he withdrew them, he found, that warke after beim , out ir d• - I , ays, and within 70 miles of St. John, - 9 1 • 1 41, 42,43. Edinburgh: Sutherland. 1838. bon n d'to Newfotinaland -- - I . I , Petition Fund," to attract attention to it. He argued - 1 was dissolved He also let down int ea• s m • the met . . , . oth I t peas a Alert G'h f t son, rom the Cape of Good Hope sit the Cove lost boat. 9 Laguayra 63 - 81 -We are glad to find that these tales have met with a ' quantity of sponee and atter it had become saturated with gos- " that as the subscribers to that fund had complained of . - e . • ' sails stanneheons and met 1 ' ' '' _ , .e ans one boy . washed overhoard. On Ist 30 Common West India, lee 64 - 81 ). 1061 >. 3951 degree of success proportioned to their intrinsic merits. tric juice he withdrew it, and he found that when withdrawn Fh. • a lat 48,1 'e • intimidation in Irish elections, they must of course be ,t;es on t . ; . : 1 6 ; spoke the Frederick, from Liverpool for Vir- 190 Car fnagena . We have no doubt that, as they become more generally from the body it had the same power of dissolving animal food ei e nfa n 2o'le • h i Liv s e o rp ut o h o Tard of Cape Clear, and the Huron, ' Smyrna , advocates for the ballot. Now it is one of the.strongest as when it tv,is in the body. A young man, a Canadian, , had from . New 'O'rleans for 7 - 7 71 .) / known, their circulation will be greatly increased. We . . Manilla argnments against the ballot, that in Ireland, where the received a eun-shot wound in his stomach. A Dr. Beaumont millions Nile, Berrett, frvm Liverpool for Leghorn, at Kingstown 800 Surat .. 4- 6 1954 1964 have seldom perused a series of tales so well adapted for ' 7 • t *-- Farteseue, --, of Dublin at Demerara 110 Madras 4l - 6 z worst sort of intimidation prevails, Mr. Grote's panacea tressed atu2e in o his stomach, aria brought out a quantity of Chandos„ sailed from . Demerara . ' for this port 3lst Dec. - 5 S •••• I :••• the juvenile library. Their eheapness is unparalleled, the gastric juice which he found was capable of dissolvino rood - e „, T would be wholly inefficacious in to,nching the evil ;or award, Feb. 13.-The Mount Zion, Bachelor, from Near Or - and places them within reach of every class of the coin- much taster, hon'•ever when it was hot than when it w 'cold. rather, that it would remove the least objectionable sort • 16 i a i nA f „ o J o L t t imrg . o s o i l , , , sik• o a: t T e n , r o t n ni tp e e r inud in this harbour this everibig• 18550 hales 14109 107277 triunity ; whilst the variety of form in which they are the gastric juice of g ' raniyorous animals will not' dissolv d ellesh, 1 boats, and soine of her bulwarlis, i of intimidatiou, and leave the worst still in full force. nor that of carnivorous animals vegetables. These feces teach and it is feared her stern pest is injured FEBRUARY 19. ' written-huniorous, pathetic, traditional, historical, and Intimidation in Ireland is cotaplained of in two di- us that the mar. is a fool who passes at once from animal to wickoow, Pei). 16.-A latge barque,. with all her masts gone; is There has been a very gd. - . ' .1 h oo general demand since our est. t e sales descriptive-renders them suitable to readers of every at anchor about two miles from theshore •' rections. The O'Connellites complain that the land vegetable diet, or vice versa. A man shMild remember that be on Saturday were 3,500 bags, and to-day the business is 5,000, and the I taste and mood of mind. has a stomach, and that ir is under the influence of habit, which i DrearaT Feb. 16.-Several pieces of wreck drove into Bald . oyle market has closed very firmly at an advance at fid per lb on Friday's I lords coerce their tenants ; the Protestant landlords narb 1'- t nieht. supposed to e parts of a vessel of about 100 tor s • ' ' our as , , - ,1 0 , , . ~.. , , prim s. , --tar-- will not submit at once to a great chanoe B e one man „ . ecaus . s also, a cask of Flour marked George Mill, -iverpool," and several - _ complain that their tenants are compelled to vote against cannot enjo I ' • - yt le good things or this life 'in moderation, and casks supposed with powder. one of which is directed per Betsey, ' ' , , a —7- -7---- ' ' .' ." LIV ER I. OOL AGRICULTUR AL MARKET, FEB. 19. 1 A Selection of the Lif P • . " ost opular, zmth many Orwznal , . them by the menaces of the priests. Now the ballot another man can, why should the latter be required to for of Liverpo ego 01, to Madoc, Wales. A vessel supposed to be the Main , , Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Chants, (5.4.1 I ' ~ tarmonzsed rn would certainly nut an end to all landlord-influence • but his ',lea ' h•• 1s • s 1 ..sure ecause tia former cannot place a proper restraint Anp, is on sh?re off the west pier mouth a corn tilete wreck, and all s. (I. s. cl. E. d. s. , t. Four Parts, for Voices, Piano Forte, Oroun; or ' ' - ' it would leave the power of the/ priests wholly un- upon his desires. The gastric juice has an antiseptic power. hands lost. beveral bags of coflee are washing out of her Old Hay New Hay OB an ti•te2oibl Potatoes .... 1 4al Ber 901,. 0 7 0 91-- Cattlt-1 Potatoes 1 2 1 4 --- Band. By , Joshua Done. London. Ward and Co. Dr Beaut • nont kept a piece of veal in gastric juice for a mouth, Clover Hay..- O7O 9s Turnips 21 025 0 per ton touched. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19.-Wind S.E. moderate. ' 1838, Second Edition. So low , as a man remains a Romanist so long must and at the expiration of that time it was quite sweet. This pro- Straw,Wheato 04011 -- Carrots 2B 030 0 , Aearvan.-Formesa t Mitchell. from . New Orleans-Harkawav, StraW, Oat O3l 0 41— Manglewurzle 21 022 0 perty which it has, purifies any food which we eat, however The extraordinary success which attended the former bl''tl a ' is he e ieve it it - necessary for his sour; health to tainted it may be when we eat it. When the food comes i t Newcombe, from Virgima-Chieftatn, Rig,by, from Bahia-Donald, Straw Barley O. 0 0 3 Manure o 0 Potts from Berhice-Dampier Newlands, fm Savanilli-and Maypo, . 7 6 9 0 .edition of this work, the whole of which, we understand, throw himself, at stated periods, before his priest, and to , contact with the gastric juice those portions which are nearest .', from Messina. ' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Fen. 17. - was exhausted in six months, has induced the publisher 00. , , • 1 , i , • uisciose to etm every t lougnt, wort , anu action. And the stomach are more abundantly supplied with it than those in OFF TIIE Ponv.-Hibernia, Cobb, from New York ; sailed 28th Since Saturday last there have arrived from Ireland 13,000 qrs. of to issne another impression. The collection consists of e uall h 1 . • ff I lld v must ebe ieve, till he casts o tle t ira om of the centre, the consequence is, were there no means of bringin ult.-and Victoria, Candler, from Charleston. . Wheat, 18,000 qrs of Oats, 10,000 sacks of Flour, and 21,000 loads of g SAII RD -Regalia Cobb, for Havana-Veracity Anderson f r upwards of three hundred psalm and hymn tunes, chants, .. (1 - . . . . . . that debastne. creed that his salvation is in jeopardy till !.. he central mass into col • t the food would be incl . .- itac , . i a ested. T • *d - d• T • moue Hall for New Orlean and Pr . d C ' - run a- le „ ee om, ox for Oatmeal. . Large. however, as the supplies have been, and notwith ' standing the continued stoppage of the interior navigation, we have to &c., of which aboUt twenty or thirty are original corn- •e• ' ' 1 here is, however, in the stomach an action, dependent upon its Smyrna. note a decided improvement in the trade generally, with advanced ' the priest's " Absolvo te" is granted. third coat, which is called the peristaltic motion, that produces . -- prices for most of the chief articles of consumption. At yesterday's , positions, chiefly by Mr. Done. Instructions on vocal . • Wli t h can the ballot do for this man ? He ' a., t en, ts, an effect similar to that of stirring up tea with a spoon. Masti- Brandon, —. hence at Tampico market 8s 2d was . paid for choice and 8s per 7011)s for good runs of ' and instrumental arrangement are appended. The whole " beyond all comparison, the most enthralled of all voters ; cation is of great importance, otherwise our stomachs would Lord Cornwall, Poe, hence at Nassau . Irish red Wheat, being 3d to 4d per bushel above our quotations at the is• adapted for private families whO make sacred music a - have to perk= the work left undone by our teeth. The diges- Lady Paget, Galt, hence at Charleston close of last week, and our millers, having become bare of stock, were , in fact his vote is in the actual ossession of his priest. Consbrook, —, from Belfast, at clittO study, ,or for public worship. We particularly recom- -,,- '. , . .. p -,- , , live apparatus of a cow is more intricate thau that of a man • anxious buyers : most of the fine Wheat offering was secured, how -1 et th I is, toe grana imperfection or tne electoral system Garriek l . Pa ia lmer, and England, Waite, hence at New York 25th ult. ever, by speculators, who also purchased of Oats to the extent of at mend its introduction into The social circles of Christian they have four stomachs, we have only one, A cow eats her . in Ireland, i 3 left untouched by the proposition of Mr. food first, then she brovrzes. The food gets from stomach No. 1 ni e r g h .... , Msgeanne,efmizi2ittn, at ditto • least 30.000 or 40,000 bushels :2sBdto 2s ICd per 451bs were the cur families, among whom we are glad - to - find a taste for rent rates for this grain more than could be obtained on Tuesday.- Grote, while the counteracting power of the influence into stomach No. 2; from this the cow brings it u • 0 1 D 1 • • • p inso her Royal ac, oy e, from Cadiz, at Kingstown, , making water, prices were pal or our, an atmea roug tan a vance o Full "d f' Fl d 0 1 b h d f psalmody becoming more generally cultivated. having struck coming in of a good landlord is wholly withdrawn and annihilated. mouth, and chews it over again, and this is what we call chewing 6d per load.-No variation was made in the quotations of either Bar the cud• After this the food gets into the saomach No. 3, from Constitution, Wilson, hence for Charleston, at Kingstown, with ley, Beans, or Peas.-A parcel of low Russian Wheat, in bond, has - The whole scheme, then, goes to augment the already which it goes into No. 4. By this time the food is so far dioe i 1 loss of . jibboom, anchor and cable heen sold at 3s 10d per 7dlbs, and about 1,500 barrels of ,U.S. sour CONTEMPORARY PRESS. enormous power of the priests; and it is, therefore, per- going into the intestines. We are omnivorou as to fit it for ' ' ' ' • .„. . .. B ei Jessie. Foy, from Tralee for this port, at Kingstown, with loss of Flour have changed hands at 25s to 25s fid per 1861bs. . . s redder, by striking on the Constitution's cable fectly natural, that it should receive the strongest sup- animals, but our for f. th 1 e a ers on y eat vegetable food. it is a alartha, Pope, hence at Kinetown dismasted-hound to London . THE ROXBURGHSHIRE ELECTION. port from the priest's nominees in the House of Coin- fact that all herbs are difficult of digestion. The gizzard of a Pursuit, hence at Kingstown', with'sails split-hound to London LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 19. (From the Leeds Intelli*gencer.) fowl is its stomach. In it we find a number of stones; these Patriot Queen, from Whiteharen for this port, at Belfast The transactions on Butter are unimportant, and we think an offer mons. At - each of the two elections- for Roxburghshire Pre- ---.-..._ _ stones are for the purpose of grinding the food when it goes into a Mane n w . er, Cumming, for Havre, has put back, with loss of sails at a reduction of 2s pe r cwt. from last quotations would not be re ceding' the last contest, riots of the most violent and dis- gizzard from the crop. If the bird had not the power of grind- (s n te a tun n er i ) boom, towed in from Bardsey by the Mountaineer fused.-In common with others the Provision and Butter trade suffers THE CHURCH. ing its food it would starve in the midst of pl en ty. Those birds Thetis, Theobald, from Ne atl f D bl . • much from the severity of the weather ; there are, however, syrn.p graeful character have taken place at the town of Ha- 7 wca, ear u in, was totally lost on toms of a thaw to-day, and the opening of the canals will be the sig. which feed on animal food have not a rou h 'zad h t PI - th B• k t g giz r , u a Linou rta wa er on R ednesday night: one man drowned nal for renewed activity.-Brazilian aceounts do not improve wick, one ef the polling places for the county. The vo- OXFORD UNIVERSITY.-It is now generally understood that smooth one 'rhe ost i h 11 ws nails lar e stones and other u?' °_ .an-./ Au f asterdam, was abandoned 17th inst. Pickled Butter is, consequently, very flat, though holders evince no ter, in the tory interest have been abused anti ill-treated the Right Hon. the Earl of Devon is to succeed the late Earl •il on • st 't. r fo c r t s h w e a o f ' t g l 't ' • in th e i t rish U h u a m n ri e l l , e l n r c i li , f l or ( s st r a d m r e u4lder, and 5 fe . et water i a n r c e li a n n ati c ere to accept of lower priees.-Coesiderably advaned rates by the mob, and when threats and intimidation proved of Eldon in the distinguished office ef High Steward of this f s o nn od. ar l m u man ro v s :,f je t ii , e c rah t r p i l'iler p t o h s e e r e o a e re na te r e i t zg in i t Lo e g s t r o m m d a l c ' t h s in her hold : crew saved by o lle o Gi m ps a y s ' ti ipated for Bacon. Nothing of prime quality offering under ineffectual, open violence was resorted to, to deter them University. The appointMent, which is by patent, rests with to grind the food. It is a well known fact that the Americans 16 T i l i ie Antrim, from Belfast for this port, struck on the South Rock 50s, and some holders ask 52s per cwt.-Prime Hams not plentiful, t . a ir d ta w n e tv t a o s J e u e n es on ca shore in Cloughy Bay the following morn- and a ready sale at 635.-Lard very firm at our quotations. the Duke of Wellington, as Chancellor, subject, however to are dyspeptic because they bolt their food. Ihey eat it too fast, • • ptain drowned s. 4. s. d. front the exercise of their franc' hise. Practices sunh as the Corifinnation of convocation Lord Devon Wa f 1 s ormet y a being only intent upon makin g. dollar,. An American sinks in I Thear-tis, Feb. 18.-The barque reported dismasted off the Coast of les 1-rim-Belfast • these, unless checked at once by the strong arm of the Student of Christ Chun. • •h and M. A. He received the coru- hi h arises from dv • , i • at the pit of the stomach, w e _sr eps a , an for Wicklow was the Alexande me _ r Robertson, Whiteley. from Liyernool Banbridge .. 84 0 - 92 0 law, are wont to gather strength from im • d I' f H 13 , • • • • punity, an to p iment o a onorary egree as Doctor in the Civil Law, in Enelishman has, on the contrary, a glorious paunch. aandretta. She was towed into Eingsniwn Harbour 'Ude Coleraine . increase in atrocity. Accordingly,lorig before the poll- the theatre, in the last commemoration. Flis lordship was We now come to consider the pyloric valve. This is the aftzn i. o x o . n A b L yt,he H t eraLd (steamer) Sligo 9O 0 - 92 0 - o w , A a - s TI. ' ,. e a t_._. 17.-The John Stamp, Payne. from Derry . 9O 0-92 ,i horn June 19, 1777; succeeded his kinsman, 3rd viscount and valve which, as we have before stated, allows the food to pass Bombay foiLi o v n er n pLl. ing took place at the last election, indeed as soon as the tt Hy wrecked this morning, and is now Limerick - 91 0 1 rl, Ma 26 1835 b the decision of the House of L st ea Y___ , , ( _37 ords, from the stomach into the intestines. This valve is one of the completely broken up ; seven men drowned Carrick - 96 0 canvass commenced, very intelligible symptoms of a re- March 15 1831 9 married Nov 29 1804 Lad Henrietta , , y . most extraordinary valves, and its duty is to allow nothing to a New YORK, Jan. 28.-The Tarquin, for Liverpool, was struck by Kilkenny currence of riotous proceedings were evinced. The or- Lesli t h ' f ' * e, daug ter 0 the late Sir Lucas Pepys Bart and first pass which is not properly converted into chyle All d uehtnine at New Orleans durin a 111 tl J seasone e . 7 . , g squa s I an. and had her main- Carlow, dinary peace-officers were, of course, useless, and a body cousin or Lord Cottenham ? " . . .. . , late clerk of parliament; and on meats, such as ham are comparatively ludigestible substances, mast shivered; the electric fluid penetrated the hold, and it is feared Waterford of special constables were sworn in by the magistrates his retirement and accession to the peerage, received the una- and ought to be wel , l masticated before they are swallowed. It a her d cargo has suffered by it; she had been towedback to the Levee, Newry - 92 0 to assist them. Shortly before the election, the mob in- =ua thanks of the House of Lords (propos,ed by Viscount may be asked how it is that ham is so indigestible, whilst pen- r\ p est s o v r as ‘ d ve is r chargina, The ship Olympia, barque Leontine, and brig e all injured by the storm Cork - 0 0 ()erne, as prime minister, seconded by the. Duke of Wel- knives.are allowed to pass the pyloric valve. The valve in - 83 0 -- creased in numbers and in daring, and the special con- • Do. pickled 'lds 93 0 - 91 0 -- , • lington), for the very talented and zealous manner in which he ever case attempts to do its duty and it is not until re ea Y , .. , , p ted LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Beae.-India Prime Mess ll5 0 - 117 6 per tierce. stables were quite unable to hold them in check. In this had discharged the arduous s '• • • ' tubes of his office for nearly fifteen efforts have been made that the penknife is allowed to pass - New Mess Beef IJ2 6 - 112 6 state of things application was made in writing to the years. He was former) MP f E I ' ' f flf I • tb•' 1 ' • l ' •' '• Y ; • . or xeter, ant a master in there ore o t is va ye it canno e salt., c eat e premier • Pas glii ['menu. Front ' Di rect. I Indirect. Front Direct. Indirect. Do. - 0 0 perbarrel. Lord Advocate, with whom the power of granting the , chancery.-University Herald. coute. However, for this a very strong stomach is required. d nom') a .• No,,r. ..16 Maranhara Dec ....28 PORK ... •72 6 - 8,0 0 . aid of the military rests, for the assistance of the sbl- °semen UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.-An election to three Many persons feel chilly after dinner, and take a little brandy alauritZs • • • .. N0v.... 8 Nov. .13 N. Orleans Mobile Jan ....19 BacoN Jan ....20 DRY HAMS 5O 0-52 0 per cwt. 65 0 - 68 0 ---- Scholarships, now and water to warm them. This chilliness arises from persons Rio Janeiro. Dec. ..18 . '• ' . 0o- o 0 diers in preserving the peace of the town, and protect- vacant in this college, will be holden on Savannah . Jan ....21 WET Do . Monday, . the fifth of March. 0 • • h j• • having taken too much dinner, and, in consequence, the circu- Bahia ...... Jan ..• • 3 Charlestoo Jan ....21 LARD.-Firkin ing the voters in going to the poll. ne is open wit out any mute- Pernambuco, 63 0 - 64 P . • tion as to place of birth. 0 e lation ooes from the centre of the body to the stomach to assist Dee.... 21 New York. Jan .28 Bladdered ~ or . n, on the Bennet foundation, is F e . , , - 4 ' d — . The application was refused, and the day of election open to all persons b 'n the digestion whereby tne centre of the boor gets col . - • t he province of Canterbury. And 1 IRISH PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE. arrived. Riot, as had been foreseen, succeeded riot ; the one, on the Yorkshire fo n un i Cla t ion, is open only to natives of the - 'fi• d d . th bl d f h ' .13 d Persons go to the re dIl raw e oo rem t e stomas. ,au tory voters were pelted, beaten, their' clothes torn from country of York. Candidates are required to present, in per _ get the dyspepsia, and go to the doctor ; in short, almost all the importo. , Tharex-Tullamore per thousand 20s to 2ls. DUBLIN, February 16. their backs, and themselves thrown into the river; her son,. to the master, on or before Tuesday, the 27th February, fees of medical men are derived from persons who violate the ---.0--__ BEEF-Per tierce India, 1:7 to £7 ss; prime mess, £5 5s to £5 12s ; the usual testimonials of good conduct from the head of their organic laws. Many persons have been killed by blows upon EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE' case. plant mess, £2 7s to £2 lOs ; barrels £3 5s to £3 lUs Majesty's mail was eveu stopped and ransacked f or college or hall, or from the t f • mas er o their school. And these the stomach after hhey have taken the food. There is au old ' Rapid, (232 TJ H W F Porter a)rel ead, from Bombay, 372 bags_ pepper,loc horns, BACON-Per cwt. 45s to 17s : heavy 3:4; to 37s ; pigs' cheeks 32s 84 voters; those who intended voting for Mr. Scott were candidates w i no were b • ern in the province of Canterbury rin adage to the following effect :- . Son-162 bales cotton Forbes Forbes and co-100 to 37s 4,1; hams 46s to 508; Pork Per barrel 80s to 82s ; tong u e s bales hemp, 778 hales 1 hf bale ' ' . cotton, 91 bales wool, 3144 bundles firkin 26s to 30s. per forcibly prevented from gain& to the poll, and those who the county of York, are re • - -' ° e, quired to present, at the same time a After dinner sit a while, rattans, 1 box . tea, order-32 pees elephants' teeth, Daniel and Dick- BUTTER-First per ewt. 84s; in cools 71d to Ild er lb. had promised not to vote were compelled to poll for Mr. certificate of the place of their birth. After supper run a mite. inson-Q D . ier lb • moul • • • CANDLES-Export, 7d to 71d j . , d, 6s 6S, dipt, 6s. Elliott. In fact it was not. until the government party BRASENNOSE COLLEGE, OXPORD.-A fellowship is vacant, The lecturer could not understand the meaning. of the latter 4 Westmoreland, (404 J i3rigstOck, from Mauritins, 9126 ba ' gs sugar FEATHERS-From the country per stone, 7s to 9s ; white lls to cases sweetmeats, order-P D . 13s ; mixed 6s to Bs. , themselves thought that the rioting had got to such a open to natives of the counties of Chester and of Lancaster, line, but as the ada • • dto f d 1 h there ge origmate a xor, at a ime wen south of the_ Ribble a graduates of this university, not exceeding was no fire, it probably was in order to get warm before going AFRIC.A.. .• . . . GLUE-Per cwt. 60s to 655. pitch that the election must be rendered void by its con . Dwdatu_..; (396) RII . • Wine and orter 'starts per oss 34s • • • GaAss- f . .. . p , ..q _hr -, ~ ditto pints 30s ; on _emingway, from Africa, 1000 casks, palm Oil, 26 . f their metric ' ulation, and qualified in other res- to bed. The former line is easily upderstood, because, by walk ditto hal pints -2s , imptrial quarts 425; ditto pints 335. 2 per packsiges British g ds 5 cases beads, 3 elephants' teeth, Hamilton, tinuance that my Lord, Alia°, a cabinet minister ana eigh ts t y do e o a o rs r tlt om a to the statutes of the college. - Candidates are ing, we send the blood into the lungs; and weaken the nervous Jackson and co-B D ' cent. off for breakage. the. father of Mr. Elliott, the whig-radical candidate, in- r P e ee tiii:ed to rfsent to tl ' ' lIIIDn AND•SKiNs.-Salted hides per cwt. 27s to 28s; ditto calf th r e i 28th in P ant .le principal, on or before Wedhesday, energy, by which the digestion of the food is carried on. The WEST INDIES AND MADELttA. skins 3d to 31d per lb. terfered to suppress the disturbance and to protect the st ~ certificates of the locality . of their birth, to- best experiment for proving this was that of John Hunter. He Lio (148) J Bailey, from Demerara, 282 casks 4 blids molasses, LEATHER-Per lb. British 10d to 1240 ; native light 114 to 120; tories from further injury. gether with 'testimonials from their respective colleges and took two dogs, and h h • ff d One 26 n ' gave-t em t e same quantity o oo . puns 30 hhds 4,5 Ines rum. T and H Murray-Q P ditto 421 b. to 451 b. per hide, 131 d to 14W ; ditto 481 b. to 50Ih. 15d to . We do not state these facts from hearsay evidence or halls. of these dogs he took out with him, and the other he left on the UNITED STATES 161 d ; calf skins 18d to 21d per lb. ; slitters ditto 140 to ISW ; kip partial accounts of what took place ; the rioters have The Rev. William R. Keeling., B. A.; Curate of St. Mary's rug. When he returued he killed both dogs and found that Talbot, (620) J .Sto ey f New Yorl ~ ith 7 . bls Wild s ~ Irish, 18d to 2.0 d ; English 22d to 26d; cordovan 18d to 20d; bellies; Manchester, bas been appointed by the Chapter of the Col- the slog which had been left on the rug had 'digested its food, Piekersgill end co 125 r - 'B rfim •,,d ' 1 w lO d 49 W -'Bd to Ild. Demand goo.d. o, o ton, „ en am co- .o, . Maxwell beerteonvicted and punished, and upon their trials d lot digest- and co- - LEAD.-Pig per ton £2O ; sheet £22; pipe £24 104; shot Cat. an le iate Church io th t t _g , a own, to the Incumbent Curacy of whilst the do which he had taken ed it g °ut with him hao n . . 584 do, Collmann and Stolterfolit-51 do, Wamwright, Shells before the committee now sitting to inquire into the va- Blackley. at all. Many persons are killed by not allowing their food and co -28 do, Mitchell, Tooker and co-P D °its-Rape refined per cwt. 42s ; brown rape 10s ; turpentine, 75s lidity of the election, all we have stated, and more, has tiFie to digest. The Manchester people show their sense by a.igrant, (603) W Petrie, from Savannah, with 310 bls cotton, Glen to 80s ; linseed 325. a The Rev. Geo. Stubbs has been presented to the Perpetual mlerson-521 do, Molvneux, Witherby and co-149 do, J Maury RAPESEED-14s to 15s per . cwt. - been proved. Curacy of Ebchester, in the county of Durham. Patron the dining at one o'clock. In London they dine at five, when the " and So 100 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-297 do, W and J Brown r SLATES-Queens, tons, sized, 50s; tons, 35s ; quarters, in length I Mr. Elliott having been returned, a petition was pre- a er, . ~ ' aster o er urn ospitai Rev. Geo. Stanley F b B D M fSh b H t" , system is in a debilitated state. We ought to rise early, break- and•sc '' '' 77 485 do ,Order-30 ps pitch pine planks, Expn-2 bls cotton oOs ; half ditto 255; commons 12s : duchesses lsts 1:9 10s; 2nd £7 lOs , ' fast early, dine early, and retire to bed early. At one o'clock (of the • 1 countesses, Ists, £6 ; seconds, 90s ; ladies, , lsts, 35s ; 2nds, 4us , a nave) washed overboard-W D - sented praying the house to declare the election void, in the said county. see dinner writ you may ten on every face in Manchester, and d defferson, (414) R Mason, from New Orleans, with 310 bls cotton doubles, 30s; and mosses 80s per quarter. and the ballot for a committee to try the merits of that The deanery of Jersey, together with the rectory of St Hei- it is a most deliehtful thitio to witness the anxiet betrayed by w and J Brown and co-59 do Humphre and Wd ile-101 do Bee ; SALT-Per ton 40s to 45sa . , petition took place last week. liers, has been given to Dr. Jeune, the present' Head Mas- h•d•at l' - ' ' eac in iv' ua at dinner-time. y Bros and e 531 d A • '' 37 ' i . ' ' in ' S Wh't t3 - t 36 • 11 0-• o, aDennistoun and co-200 do, Order-17 hhcls oar- i e per cw . 0s o s,ye ow 21s to 255. ter of the Birmingham school, and formerly Fellow and Tutor ttcco, Itathbone tiro and co-P D :., STARCH-28s to 30s. The public will not have forgotten the hubbub that It is a most important thing to know when to wean a child. Trans- ' __ ma in. Goddard, (514) ESmith, from New Orleans, 1736 hales cotton, Flooring per dozen ss. of Pembroke College, Oxford. Manv women who suckle their children for a long time feel ToaAcco-Roll per 11). 3s 40 to 4s. Was kicked up both in and out of parliament, when Sir n phries and Biddle-148 do, H Castellani, Sons and co-72 - do, pains in the side ; their children become emaciated aud un- order TALLOW- . l')lelted per cwt. 525; bladderecl lard 565; rough ditto 36s ; Francis Burdett subscribed £2O in aid of the fund raised well. It is a fact, that when the four first teeth are perfectly _ Republic, (626) B lh Williams, from New York, 82 bales Cotton, J fat per stone 4s 6d to h Bd. in support of twenty Irish petitions, nor will the ground , BURSTING OF A STEAM - BOILER AT STO ' CKPORT . developed, it is time to give up suckling. Between the eig . hth i th:d a elston , and Son-154 do, W Stuart-201 do, Leech and Harrison- W oon-Flece per 181 b. 22s to 23s ; skin 19s to 20. Prices very firm. upon which the hon. baronet was attacked have escaped and fifteenth months all these teeth are developed, and it is - 5 ai .. t do, or Na and J Brown and esi-51 do, WII Gilliat-137 do, Ewbank WHISKEY, OLD-Imperial gallon, es 6d to Is 6(.1 ; new 5s 10d to C des-52 do, W Jaeot-97 d s ' 0,.. lorrison, Jee and co . -171 do, , Gs. In bond 2s fid Prices stead's , recollection. What ! a person who may be a judge upon (From the Stockport Advertiser.) time to give up suckling. No child should be fed until it has Mitchell, Tooker and c 110'd 138 do, 200 eeterritriean MF:AT MARKET, Fe . b. 1. The market of this day wa s r. O badly supplied with stack in consequence of th'e avvere weatlier, as one or more of these very petitions subscribing to sup- About half-past nine O'clock, on Thursday anorning„ one o got teeth, and then its food should approximated to the nature of tees flaxseed, J Maury st o n7l Sons °, 2 ( 0 3-p r h ee o s nea a i x ati Heal!nge ft. . seed, Ni , Llndsaj -80 port thern ! l‘lonstrousl exclaimed the whig.radical the steam engine boilers propelling the machinery of a roill in its mother's milk, and be given first tvvice a day, and by degrees briatrpentip I', order -P D• . Sh effield (561 ) IP P Allen f the demand was very limited-last week's quotations could hardly he party without St. Stephen's. Monstrous! echoed those Newbbridge-la•T in the occupation of Messrs Fernley and Wil- oftener. Arro h w i roo w t h is o n c o t t o t o h t e t b s zt k t i hing th give t e h h en r The o r t e i hell, Ogden' and co-200 d0:8.% ro ri m n l'il 3 ew York, 416 hales'cotton, nos- sseuloTriogrtmedt,,AnllnLarrtigialanlyrisfiti:.rinl‘r'l,tiettotri, Li er ' iToo t l lL Ma S r c l;l , . 1.1 -7 1h e e e e f p fr a o r i e within, and my Lord John Russell did his possible to srooonfs' of u t r i E t i e t w t i i t t e a h o t o r s e e m e [ d i r d i o v iLs e x . li t lo t s t i t r e in, Faring with it th e Lr e . , 1 ' 1 ?• s a Int e n a y se mo it t is e n s ecessarY to ' know ' thi t s he fa r ct ow tl7iat the e q n n ' a a l it y Ashtom;-10 do. J and S Cassirt-L . 1' c r OiTt e e r n s t; l d t ' o' x T n u d rt r a - ow l7 a 2,to ß S o, a e n r d a 1' ' a ‘ i , id A Browne-2 hf brls do, W A Brown-1 parcel 15 d 44s to 50s per cwt. sinking offal ; mutton 54 to 61c1 per lb; Veal 7d t n o 71d; and Pork, from 38s toll's per cwt. A small supply with a brisk n da o m w a s . of the card, '" of the female milk is continually altering. When the child is L e s t!: j emand. strangle the subscription, and to deter the tories from throstle, and blowing rooms o g pp l osite, an w d and fore- d, 6 tons horn tips 100 hhds fl x e order-500 brls _ . __ _ _ petitioning,. by threatening, to suspend the Grenville act. ing the walls and machinery. of the mill in all dire g C L ti g ons. The born it is weak, and it gets stronger in‘proportion as the child turpentine ; Platt. Son and co-10 ' hlids flaxse:dseNCL 'Liman and Engel ' Various were the authorities quoted to show that a man gable end is about ten yards from the boiler; vet such was the advancea in age. For this reason a wet ourse should always be --10 v t i )A4, do, Britisti returned,•T and.J Sanda and co-P D DUBLIN CORN EXCHA NGE, Fs. th 16. force of the concussion, that a carding engine weighing up- c h hos . en whose child was born at . the same period as that which ton R 0 4,11110_13, (382) J Broadfoot,.from New Orleans, 10 bales cot- Owlug to the severity of the weather there was scarcely' any grain rey--96 do, Molyneux, Witherby and co-10 do Wright and at market. and the tittle offering sold in some instances rather laigher. ought not to be a jedoe in his own cause ; authorities e uired to nurse otherwlse the health and growth of the , ' ward! of . half a ton, was . driven to the other end of the room, h ?.: I s r •; : l • - :), •. . Getty-139 do, Cannon, Miller and co- - 657 do. 7 boxes 'ciears l box Wheat, white .... 303 Cd @ 3as Gdi New Oats 9s Od e Its Oil which were not and never could be disputed, bet which cuu. wi Ibe injured. t nis owls us to the fact, that when old oats order-7 , 4) Is .• • • 28 0-31 6 I Oatmeal lO 0-12 6 and in its course breaking down nearh all the machin , cry. audits a i t salted hides, S M'Kean-QD' Miller's red unluckily had nothing to do with the question, because a Burnin b f I - • • . g eni ers e 1 amongst and fired a quantity of cotton in I 1 th . t th th h II 1' 1 'ld 1 • h' h Or'ciz• peop e ose eir ee ,eys ou t ive as cii ren ro,inYr oc mite); (490) - 11 S Crocker from New Orleans - 97 bal otto Inferior person who subscribes to support a petition is not a party the blowing-room ; but any extension of the flames was '• kl quic • v case they would live to a much longer age than they do. But A Dennistoun arid co-182 do, Je'vons, Sons '' 2• . es c ' n ' - Se co-25 o do, Humphries Oats - it 0 they are too fond of flavoured meats, and will , not go back to ail Biddlee--450 do. W and J Brown and co-P D Bere to the cause. prevented, and without the aid of the -engines, although they ' were immediately on the spot after the alarm of fire had been the thod of their infancy. If persons neglect the hours at which ~ d andal , ia„.(4ol),F Sonia., from Savennah, 372 bales cotton, A Taylor ..........,. . . But conduct, which when only imputed to a tory is they take their food in nrocess of tinae every thino they eat an eo- 7 231 do, W A and G Maxwell-102 do, Wildes, Pickersgilland PACKET BOATS.-FALMOLITH STATION, g ven The rinci 1 iortas p, pa I.n. ef the ,windows, even on the other ,• - • . a • . •-•-e . •• • ' co-52 uo T MinaleCli-ahaa dci, J T Crook-,195 do, order-W D MOst atrocious, may be actually perpetrated with impu- ` s ' i . , urns sour upon their stomach, and they are troubled with flatu- Oconee' (43e, W GENERAL POST-OFFICE.-Feb. 16, 1837. ide of the mill, were broken and shattered All the machiner ' LLy , . on, from St, Mark's, 517 bales cot,on. W and - nity-nay, is even praiseworthy, on the part of a " lie was at work, and man • yof the work-people have heen more or - : J lency If we overload our stomachs we get dvs . d '• - pepsie, an then J Brown and co-12 do, J Briscoe-86 do, T W Smith and co-50 /11 1 -- ie - -a" ma' Last Packets Next Packet beral" member ; and accordingly we find the " liberal" less scalded and injured by the instantaneous collision of the perceive that we were intended to eat a eerfain quantity, and do. T and W Earle and co--6 do, W L Lyon-591 do, order DESTINATION. up In &riled. Due. to enjoy it in moderation. Napoleon died of an ulcer in the anTlrrt'vis23) S II Gatchell, from Charleston,. 244 bales cotton, W London. , Lord Advocate, the Attorney-General for Scotland, the machinery. The engineer, who was supposed to be uear.the and Stolterfoht-I3a do, _ • _ boiler vvhen the accident happened, is very seriously scalded. stomach), the cause of which was his great mental anxiety, and Wildest. ' Pit:T i ers% c and e r. o d( 1 ) 04 C L I I 1 i ' l an " , Cropper, Benson and co-35 do, II llend very person charged by the petition and by the petition- the little time he took for digesting his food The le ou • a rer had The cause o n f _til l e emilosion has not transpired; but we are told Colville BretherS-131 do Wainhouse, Sons and co-909 do, order ll ° aanbure & Swed. Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur. era' counsel With culpable negligence in withholdina the ' known many merchants in Lond - • o cured of dvsne sia in this Troy (5'9 D W 1 ' 679 bales cotton, W and J on the grou d t tat it was from insufficiency of water. The 1)0 ..er h h . ,-, .. • . , i t , l ~, __„ k. p . ~ . ) . oce , from Charleston, Lisbon ' 1 13.-aganza Iberia, assistance of the military when the occasion for their was old, together with the turning, helongine to Mr. Marsland, s lap . way, . tone merchant had , een iii or the disease fur six- Brown and co-23 do, It Smith and Sons-121 do, W Wilson-50 d -a. Madeira t Saturdays .. .. Fe b . 12 ; Feb. 18. teen years. The lecturer found that when be went t o a ne , re _ . .1 Calder-200 do, W Stuart-613 do, order-P D Spain & Gibralt. services Was manifest ; in other words, the party but for M.P. The loss will be seriously felt, Thi7h . eh we cameo; ass • Feh. 5. d h si ence e was always ,well for about two months after. The SOUTH- AMERICA. Malta and Greece.. 2nd Snturd. whOse neglect of duty or somethino . worse, the peace certain the exact number injured, the fellowirio were the names ~. Jan 20. . ~ fact was, that for that period the road was new to hi na an d i t . , Diana, (237) W Greig, frm Bahia, with ,325 bge cotton, J G Oughter- Egypt arid India • • 4th SaturdaY of sech as we could . collect fro:n difihreut sourdhs :- Ist Tuesdah 11.a1.8. Spey, 11.M.8. Lyra, would have been preserved At Hawick-freedom of elec- • prevented him frons falling into a train of anxious thoneht •a t gton-750 do, Heyworth and co-77 do,' Merle, Ashworth and co-117 Madeira Jelin Burroughs, engineer, very severely scalded, legs, arms, that at the end of that. period, however interesting the ;ceneruy I .bgs 12 srns do, Order- e 4O es Ibx sugar, Heywoeth and co- • G D Brazil &B. Ayres each month. Feb. 9. March 10. . Lion secured, the voters protected from outrage, and all Melby, (223) 11 Hayton, from Ceara, with 64 bags cotton, Cotes- America . Ist Wednes. Magnet.. Feb. 10 ll.M.B.Briseis, and face . ~ , he became so wrapt up in his own ideas that he passed alms ' March 10 necessity for the petition prevented,-yes, reader, we t . 4•wood, stri v - . 1 anal Powell-45 do,.Rathbone Bros; and co-45 do J Duncan- r Jamai. L'ward Jar , ea Li t.. pper, ery severely scalded, legs, arms, vrithout observing it. Dr. Epps completely cured him by caus g - nt h , Mellors and Russell-34 do. N Cairns-32 do, C L'alendez and I Isl. & Hayti.. Ist day of H.M. 13. Linnet, ii ma 3. _ w . f b i t, find this very functionary occupying the chair of the d and tace. , o : ing him to change his residence once in two months. Some co-32 do, J Macaire and co-792 do, Order-352 dry and 943 wet Laguira Feb. 23 committee sworn to try the merits of the petition and Elle ° n Y oilday, drawing tenter, very seveh I• - . e y scalded, legs, arms, time ago, when travelling was not so easy as it is at present, salted o and c hid e s, 29 t unr a ted wood, 4au coker nuts, Order-Q D hlexico and Ha.- s 15th day of H.M.B. Pandora Nightinea . le, the validity of the Roxburgh election. The election is and body. . . . and persons had to make their wilis before they went a pander- SPAIN AND PORTUG 4L vana .S each month. Jan. 17. Feb. 21. John,Steel, carder, very severely. scalde& face„feet, and arms. (144) R Casely, from Lisbon, vv - ith • 2 h 8 e-cks wine, T {Jamai. L'wardl 15th day ,pf B. Sheldrakc, 11.M.8. Pigeon impugned on the ground of riot, and a party charged in ate journe . y, a doctor in London, who had long been troubled : Laura Ann, Isl. Sa Hayti. h - Ireland overlooker, slightly sc harles , aided, face, arms, and with a patient afflicted with this complaint, told him, that he Stavert-2 p do, II and Cope-1 h do, 0 HOtlgson-16 1-clts do J K each month. - Jan. 17. March 15. the petition and•by counsel at the bar of the committee C arthagena ..., j body- ' ' ' . would undertake his recovery if he would undergo and co It Tudor-1 hlO i-eks do, order-h li 1 sack do, Moore and al•Creight C ~ nsu 4h 4 1-eks do, 11. Preston and co-1 p 2 h do, T Martin and Son-2 p 3 . ________ --- ____-.-_---____ with having neglected, after prciper application, to use Matthew Blackwell, manager, severely scalded, face, and bode. 11 ai'' S th • I dat I - • The patient set ff a..ucr an nserness. .. . o accordingly, hdo Stack 'and Hores-46 pps olive oil, Duarte Bros and c -10 d PREMIUMS oe INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. - the means placed by the law at his disposal to prevent ' James WOodruffe, stripper, dangerously injurred over the wh I 0 e and after arriving there hod the mortification to find, that no ,Fos`e • r Bros- e o no, J and T Williamson--75 riC) I eech Ind Ha n rris ° riot is thus made the principal judge, in his own cause body. , .. . . Dr. Sutherland lived at Inverness. Boiling with rage, he Called 10 clO, J Yeoward-25 pps 5 hlids do, T Martin'an'd Son' -60 chts Whf LONDON Sa LIVERPOOL, i Outward. Home. Mary Damn, drawing tenter, severely scalded. (Sailing before 12th Jan.):---" --- -- --- and upon his own conduct, and he refuses to receive in upon his medical man, when lie returned, to upbraid him with cbts oranges, : Leech and Harrison-2 hf bxs do, J Yeoward-2 baskets Five females have. recei •ved injuries from s• I • • aa ds iu. different his treatment. It is needless to say that the journey quite cured do, Chapman aotl Willis-37 cks argol, Leech and Herrison-3 hf chts to , .... , „ „ after Ist Atie evidence the very written requisition made to him If se parts of the body ; but not so severe as to render their n es • am him, and that when the Doctor explained, the patient was satis- n ' n fruit 29 bdls cork T Martin and Son-I ck olives A V Rodrieues and Jamaica ' las Wee 30s Od 50s Od •'• e Os Od for aid. „ . , . , d The iri . 1 • • ' ' '' Leeward Isl. Demerara &Berl:Ace. 93 0-0 0 d 40 II -- 25 0 ' necessary to be mentione s . i nci l. ) e rh ) rti" ot 111 gal-hove fied. Indeed it is far cheaper to pay one guinea or tW h cc--- - oto t e Honduras - 35 0 140 0 150 RIMOPE. -- . 0 • Little did the honourable and learned gentleman's were conveyed to the I ufirmary, after being attended by Messrs. coach office than to the d - b b•t • octor, ecause y 1 you get renewed New York Boston as 0- 35 0 20 0- 95 0 i surgeons. r , Superb, (335 . ) 1 Widgren, from St Petershurgh, with 1073 deals, Charleston', Savannah l O 0 -40 0 . ‘0 0 __. ._ party think when they poured forth the torrents of their Medd aud Taylor, health. Doctors recommend their patients to go to som '.. ' ewa 3869 battens 330 deal ends, abt 6 fms lath wood, 3765 bars iron, Car N ne ew Orleans - ,- 0 24 0 wrath upon Sir F. Burdett, that the whole stream would tering-place, in order to get them away from their business. ' ' - and Tdlo-B D 12th Jan. 40 0- 70 0 100 0 -11' 0 alight upon the devoted head of their oWn Lord Advo- Then they rise at six in the morning instead of nine ; they take Orion, (200) A Alsenius. from Gamla Carleby, with 1456 brls 182 hf i d av a an ta a - 0 0 o 0 _ , o ) 0 HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY COMPANY.--Duringr, the past a large quantity of the chalybeate waters before breakfast, eat hils tar, 100 handspikes, H and J Ilornbc-23 brls tar, Master-B D Br a i n tis ( h North America O- 0 0 oe l ...... „ ° cate. If Sir John Dudley, Campbell, the Scotch Attor •vi,e (1.5 1V Ham ton fron 11 • ^' - any have been respondents in three in uir• e- a hearty breakfast and b a similar sort of exercise „ and diet, 1 . arseilles, a casks madder, 85 Newfoundland . 30 0 - 4:5 0 40 0 ', 0 week this comp . .. , .. . q les b . , , ~ , y bs ( ll.7llde - ' ' ) - P .-' -0 0 ney-General for England, has a blush left, webespeak it fore the cseputy.sheriff, for the purpose ot assessing the value of soon perceive a manifest improvement in health, If a person er roots, 2.) toes brimstone, order Brazile - 30 0 20 0 - c in behalf of his own twin-brother, and we entreat the r •h h uired and for which they had been un- were to take care of his stomach, he mi h ' a operty whic t ey req , g t enjoy health in the ...--..... 4 . River Plate 15 .0- 40 0 as 0 _ , ( 0 ) 0 learned gentleman when next he quotes Coke upon - this Isle to aeree with the owners. One of tbese cases, in which the town as well as in the country, by taking occasional trips info HALIFAX JOINT STOcK, BAN. -A dividend at the rate o . East Indies ~ QI ' -• :' , O 0 40 0 - 50 g .. Company s -awe - subjedt,. not to forget that it Was laid down by that corporation of H u ll were the appellants, was heard at Hull, and the country. - h K. ' El 2 per cent. per annum, on t e paid up capital, has be ' I 13 • ~.11 (e- atavia 43 0- 50 0 45 0 .... . 60 learned lord, that "it is not safe for any n (be he occupied two days ; the ground required was p art of the fetes Th ere are many persons who feel pain when thefood has been dared. New South Wales - 50 0 40 0- 60 f i ) ) The company offered the c shore of the Humber. _ _ orporation in their hree hours This arises fro • st . omach t • - m a stoppage of The government will send a steam force to the river St' Cape of Good Hope i 30 () -40 t) 1 , never so learned) to be of counsel with himself in big' ' 13,600, which they had refused, and appealed to a jury who the pyloric valve, and then those persons oueht to t th ' go o en. asawyence and the . Canadian Lakes, on the opening of the Africa .25 0- 10 0 ..) 0- 40 0 . 3 0 0 120 0 own cause, but to take advice of other great and learned ' have asses ' 1 t IE3 675 175., being £924 35 , . less mediCal man, as, if neglected, ulceration fre ''' .sed the va ue aon y , quently ensues. If seaeon. Commander Austen we h • h b Gibraltar - 20 , ear, as een selected tO Li ma, v a i l ,„„i so , S zc , men-for men are generally more foolish in their own than the offer. The two other inquiries were tried at Beverley ; a man wishes to live a long life and a happy one, he should .ni end the eui i super' t q 'meat of these vessels. -.Hampshire Tele- M a lt s • • , Sicily, Sac. - a 0 0 ' 0 20 0- 25 0 concerns than in those of other people." in the first the trustees of the late A. Atkinson, of Dairy-coates, spread out Ins lungs by speakina, and should allow his children graph. Smyrna and Constantinople - 35 0 • ,0 0 - 30 0 were the appellants• the demand on the company was £6,574; to do the same. Ti. , e noise which children make is their play, - The Celebrated Yorkshire Meteorite in tl ' r 20 0-30 0 _ —. 480 ,......_. ( le po h ssesston Ot the l i kl i t a tier . - gs 0 the sum offered £1,%0; and L 1,840. In the other case, Mr and the mare children eaPand their lungs, the rnore perfectly family of the late Mr. Sowerb is no , 15 0 - 20. 0 15 0- 20 0 THE BALLOT. Spicer, of /Jessie, was the appellent, and the sum which he de- will the blood circulate through them, and the more vigorous .as £31)0 are subscribed for it, I .Y v , ith I v. )pose do e . sold, as soon a iew to its being preserved • r w. Lyra I , C. n d , V .11 - es cm s,es, d i e c LI b 2 ° 0 -- 3 ° 0 1 20 0- 95 0 (From the London Standard.) mended for his property was £2,500. The - company offered will be the entire system. in the British Mnseum. It is certainly a very 1 . - , . ~ Lisbon , l5 °- 2 ° 0 15 0- 56 .o . . .. mportant OCJ EL L Cadiz . £1,073 15s. which he refused, and by the verdict of tbe jury the ilaalenllMlON....easer-....sram I in natioual science:-Literary Gazette. 15 0- 95 0 . , : The ballot people are trying to reconcile therAselves to __ Fraece - value is assessed at £1.070. The verdicts being below the sums ' Holland - 15 0 - 001 their defeat by assuring one another that the uestion is Litsns CosneenclA a BANKING CONPANY Th (.1 . t e irec ors 10, 6- 15 0 '. offered by the company in all three cases, the appellants will LEEDS AND WEST RIDING BANK.-After making provision h ave aern • eie "; e d a di • • •-• Hamburg, Bremen, &c. - 1 5 0 10 6- 13 0 mend for the hist half-year, after the rate • " virtual! "d " When ve h q • • y came . as t ere a proposition, have to pay their own costs and one-half the costs of the com- . for the bad and doubtful debts, a dividend of 8 per rent. has ' 8 ‘ v Gottenbure, Stockholm of per cent. per annuno besides carryiug a handsOme sum to Petersburg, Riga. ,te. - 0 0 45 0- 80 0 they ask, which had reached the point of being able to pans M h .--.....anc_esier Courier. been daclared, and the reserved eel:obis fund increased. the reserved fund. , OPorto l5 0-20015 0 - 0 0 , , . FEBRUARY 20, 1438. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEB. 16. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Fish and 11. G. Kellock, Liverpool, provision -merchants—R. Mason and J. Willis, jun. Liverpool, cotton-brokers—J. Hartley, J. Hartley, J. Holmes, W: N. Clay, and J. Neale, Liverpool, ironfoun. • tiers; so far as regards J. Holmes and W. N. Clay—R: Gartside, J. Schofield, and W. Thompson, Newton, Lancashire, dyers—J. Jones and T Wynne, Chester, carpenters. INSOLVENTS. Feb. s—Thomas Robson, Eastcheap, London, operative chemist. Samuel Gowar, Deptford, dealer in silk. BANKRUPTS. Isaac Jerom, Montague-mews, Montague-square, London, livery stable-keeper. Thomas Lytileton Holt, junier, Craue-court, Fleet-street, London, printer. Jeremiah Chittenden, junior, Three Tuns-court, Southwark, hop. , factor. John Howell; Banbury, Oxfordshire, schoolmaster. William Spence, Leeds, corn miller. Thomas Alexander Sanders, Hyde, Isle of Wight, brickmaker. James Sisley, Margate, carpenter. Charles Lear, Exeter, innkeeper. Frederick Baldey, Brighton. bookseller: Robert Grover, Brighton, cabinet maker. William Coles, Taunton, shopkeeper. DIVIDENDS, Mardi 12 M. Eburne and W. H. Eburne, Rathbone-place, Oxford.., street, London, coach-maker's—March 12, W. W. Gieenhill, Cobham, Surrey, cattle-dealer—March 12, J. Gordon, Copthall-court, London, merchant—March 9, J. Rope, Ray-street, Clerkenwell, butcher— March 10, C. Fuller, Paradise-row, Islington, merchant—March 10. W. G. Hutchinson, Lisle-street. Leicester-square, London, leather cutter—March 10, D. Riddick, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, tea dealer —March 10, R. H. Vinson and W. Shoults, Maze, Southwark, car penterS—March 12, T. Osman, Burford, Oxfordshire, mercer—March 13, 11. Lock, Bracondile, Norfolk, millwright--March 24, J. Dawson, Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. _ CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the 9th day of March. R. Askew, Manchester, merchant—W. Lupton. Ewell, Surrey, inn keeper—G. Morgan and 11. W. Rollason, Birmingham, glass-manufac turers—lt. Ellingworth,York, bookseller—W. E. Carter, Chesterfield, druLrgist—lt. Raynham, Theobald's-road, London, stationer—S. P. Lewis, Dark-gate, Carmarthenshire, draper. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending Feb. 13, 1438, is 39s "lid per hun dred weight, exclusive of the duties of Custonis paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. FEBRUARY. 110111 20. Robert Jones, (2d) Clarendon Ito Oms, 1 ' 27. Henry Richard Warren,-(lst) . Ditto 1 27. Pearson and Roberts. (final div.) Ditto 1 28. Buckley and Kennan, (div.) . Ditto. 1 28. F. F. Gibbs, (special) Howard and Wyche's, 1 March 1, Edward Burrell Clarendon Rooms, 1 PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, FEB. 19. Last Prices This day's RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Prices. Birmingham and Gloucester l5 paid 9 5 0 .... 10 2 6 Ditto and Derby 2O .... 13 15 0 .... Birkenhead and Chester 5 .... 610 0 .... 615 0 Chester and Crewe Eastern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) Ditto Leith and Newhaven 3 .... •••• Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 4 .... 417 0 .... 412 6 Grand Junction 95.... 236 0 0 ....236 0 0 Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool and Manchester 100 .... 205 0 0 .... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 48 15 0 .... Ditto half shares 2O .... 60 10 0 .... London and Birmingham 9O .... 165 10 0 .... Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 28 0 0 .... Ditto and Southampton 5O .... 41 0 0 .... Ditto, new shares Ditto & Brighton (United) 8 .... 13 2 6 .... 13 7 6 Leeds and Manchester 2O .... 28 0 0 .... Leicester and Swannington Leicester and Swanningtbn, (new) 5 paid 25 0 0 .... Manchester, Bolton; & Bury .. 78 .... 69 10 0 .... Manchester and Birmingham..... 7 .... 10 5 0 .... 2 . 15 0' Midland Counties 2O .... 18 10 0 .... Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 92 10 0 .... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 23 5 0 .... North Midland 25 .... 27 5 0 .... 27 15 0 South Eastern and Dover North Union, (new) 5O .... 46 0 0 .... Ditto, (old) lOO .... 70 10 0 ..... BANKS. Bank of Liverpool..... ' £l2 lOs paid 24 2 8 .... *---- Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 19 12 6 .... - Liverpool Union lO .... 13 5 0 ...* -- Northern and Central lO .... 3 12 6 "... Albion 5 .... 4 15 0 ...4 United Trades' ditto lO .... 9 16 6 e.d. North and South Wales.. 10 .... 9 7 6 .... of Manchester lO .... 11 17' 6 .... M'chester & L'pool Pact 15 .... 20 12 6 .... South Lancashire 7 103 6 L 7 6 .... Borough Bank Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 415 0'.... East of Engla n d Phcenix Bank .... 4 12 6 .... Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 ..., 610 0 0 .... Wilts and Dorset ...... ._. .. , .... 10 .... 10 7 6 .... OAS, WATERWORKS, &c. Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 158 0 0 .... L'pool& HarringtonWaterWorks 200 ...• 450 0 0 .... Bootle Ditto ' Stock .... 312 0 0 .. Liverpool Coal Gas Company Stock .... 335 0 0 .. : • L'pool New Gas & Coke C0....X100 .... 196 0 0 .... Ditto New Shares 99 .. 176 0 0 .... ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.£25 paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Company. Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. 2 66 • ... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c. Anderton Carrying Company l2 10s. 12 15 0 .... Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0 ..; . Egremont Ferry l2 lOs •••• Rock Ferry 2O .... 11 5. 0 .... Steam Tug Company Harrington Docks Apothecaries' Company .... 210 0 .... NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT. For the week ending Fan. 17, 18:38. PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED. Accidents without recommen- Cured dation Medical and Surgical cases with Incurable recommendation Remaining in the Hospital. B3 House Visitors, Rev. T. Hornby and Rev. Dr. Ralph. Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, Charles Warner,•lßsq. House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower. Donations of old linen will be thankfully received. DONATIONS. Mrs. Brown. Richmond-hill • £5O 0 0 R. B. B. H. Blundell, Esq. I. Flamed and Co. W. Rathbone, Esq. Charles S. Parker, Esq. .Aigburtli, (per Rev. H. M'Neile,) 20 0 0 James Aspinall, Esq lO 0 0 Charles Birch, Esq lO 0 0 William Potter, Esq lO 10 0 Joshua Edwards, Esq. Bedford-street lO 0 0 Miss Hughes, Seaforth, (per J. M. Banner, Esq.) 5 0 0 Anonymous 5 0 0 Charles Turner. Esq 5 0 0 Richard Sheil,.Esq 5 0 0 Rev. R. L. Townsbend, St. Michael's Church ' 1 0 0 Mrs. S. (per Dr. Hannay) . . 1 1 0 Mr. llousley, Yaukhall-road 0 10 0 Rev. T. S. Bowstead. Maryland-street A Friend, (per Rev. 11. M'Neile) Collection at.the Doors of the Meeting on Friday Evening 24 14 10 £282 5 10 NEW SUBSCRIBERS. Charles S. Parker, Esq. Aighurth. £2 2 0 James Lister, Esq. Liverpool Batik 2 2 0 11. G.Webster, Esq. Rumford-street -1 1 0 Thompson, jun. Esq 1 1 0 11ev. W. D. Blundell. Salisbury-square M. M. G. Dowling, Esq. Exchange -street 1 1 0 IV. Myers, Esq. Everton Jacques Myers, Esq 1 1 0 Miss J. B. Hollinshead, Abercromby-square 1 1 0 W. Higgins, Esq. Sackville-street . - ll 0 Mr. Housley,Vauxhall-road • 1 0 0 Mr. Shaw, Savings' Bank Mrs. Parr, Catherine-street H. W. Banner, Esq 1 1 0 LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Day:. Mrn. Enn. Ht. 1 --.. H. If. H. M. P. I. Tuesday 20 655 739 11 4 , Mars in ?Perihelion. Wednesday —2l I 819 853 12 4 , Length of day 101110 m. Thursday 22 925 953 14 2 ; Mercury in cw M 4-24 even Friday 23 10 20 10 44 16 2 I Cam. Lent Term div. mid. Saturday 2l 111 11 6 11 30 18 6 ; St. Mat. Duke Cam. born. Sunday 25 11 52 ——2 o 5 ; Quinquagesima Sunday. Monday 26 013 034f21 3 f Length of night 13h 30m. ..............—____ MARRIED. On the 12th instant, at St. David's Church, Horatio Nelson Plink horn, Esq. to Dinah Alice Hornhy Weatherilt, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Weath er ilt, watchmak er . On Wednesday last, at the Welsh Chapel, Great Crosshall-street, Mr. Enoch Williams to Miss Tamar Roberts. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Edward Williams to Miss Ca therine Halliburton. Same day, at Llangoed iChurch, Anglesey, by the Rev. Rice R. Hughes, A.M. rector tif Newborough, John Cattermole, Esq. of Rue St. George, Paris, to Dorothea Emma, eldest daughter of the late Robert ifughes, Esq. R.N. of Plas-yn-goed, Anglesey, On Thursday last, at St. David's Church, Exeter, by the Rev. Dr. Cornish, R. H. Carfiehl, Esq. merchant, Valparaiso, son of the Rev. Richard Garfield, rector of Pitchford, Shropshire. to Mary, third daughter of James Smith, Esq. Sharron Priory, Sheffield. Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-hill, T. Slattery, Esq. to Teresa, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Mahony, Es q . E,l ge -hin. On Saturday last. at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev, Thom a s Ed— wards, rector of Aldford, Cheshi r e, Ed war d Rogers, 'Esq. solicitor, Stourlwidsp, to Ann. o n ly d: mg ht er o f t h e late Rev. John Halton, rec tor of St. Peter's Chester, and vicar of Clapham, Yorkshire. DIED, In Dublin, in his 9,lst year, Lord Richard Wendesford Butler, fourth son of the Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde On the Ist instant, Mr. Joh❑ Freeland, of Ennersdale-street. a man of colour. He had been nineteen years in the army, and condttcted himself with entire satisfaction to the commander, at whose, expense he was sent to England for the benefit of his health Same day, ag,-(1 Nfr. Thomas Cawkwell, formerly of the Royal Tiger Inn, a:I.-street. On the 6th instant. aged 27, Mr. Edward Knox, clerk of the Fish hall, greatly regretted. On the 7th instant, at the Moss, Aughton, Miss Jane Culshaw, aged 69 years ; also, on the 12th instant, Miss Alice Culshaw, aged 71 years, sisters to•the. late Wm. Culshaw, Esq. - On the 11th instant, after a lingering illness, aged 65, Mr. James Potts, for twenty-five years precentor to the Scotch Secession Church, Mount-pleasant, much respected. On the 12th instant, aged 66, Mr. John Edwards, of her Majesty's Customs, deeply lamented. Same day, aged 63, Mr. William Brace, watchmaker. On Thursday last, at Lancaster, suddenly, aged 67, Mrs. Stirzaker mother of Mr. Stirzaker, Lord-street. On Friday last aged 2 years 9 months, Tryphenna Ann, second daughter of Mr. T. Grierson e 13, Bold-place. &meshy, atlas house, ha Rodney-street, Garstang Bradstock, Egg. in his 89th year. Same day, at the Cottage, Aughton, sincerely regretted, Miss Ann Blundell, fourth daughter of the late Mr. James Blundell, of Ormskirk LIVERPOOL: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, ISM eItINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY' MORNING, BY RICHARD PArrISSON, Residence, Village of Waverireed At N 0.4. NORTH ORRSCR: , T, CASTLE-STRHRT, LIVERPOOL. Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. 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