The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-01 00:00:00

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'. • oetrp,' . • POST-OFFICE' REFORM. -PUBLIC MEETIN-G. •, ~ . now sends one letter - he should then send fifty. - And it was LI -a -1 I,COND Pr)ll"O'N' • itlt ttO. . . . .• . ... well, known that when a person from Liverpool was going to . .01L. ~ L _J„i I _ ______ 1 _ 1 . _ „ ...i,...-,..--......,-,-_-___ ....-________-,,----____ A public meeting was held on Friday in the Sessions-house, Manchester ; there were generally many applications to him to • SKETCHES IN THE MANCHESTER GALLERY. at two o'clock, for the purpose of expressing the sentiments of deliver setters; but, then, he - must deliver them in person. • • -. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 28. the community of Liverpool on post-offiee reform. The meet. for he, believed that there was a penalty of £5l) in putting a Standard Oilice, Three o'Clocic. Sugar. Tlie m n•ket c.ontimies in a most depressed skate, particularly --- , nil. tip:. lower , ies , :riptions. the holders of which, hewever, having sub , , • inz , was numerously attended by persons of all parties, includ.: letter so conveyed iiate - the post-o ffi ce. Ile cordially seconded _ No 5.-A LiansdArs.-e/aucle Lorraine. -------as.-- mined to a very cee-.iderabie decline, have succeeded in selling about ing many leatiine members of most of the powerful commerei il the motion, because be conceiver! that Mr. Hill 'era's entitled to .- . Bleat be the picture's magic power ! . 300 litiile,,chielly for 'the outperts, And shoot the Snipe quantity of Bar , their warmest thanks. His pamphlet was a very excellent ime ; houses in the place. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. hlutops tiity&hooll taken - by the grecers,' making the total sales of the I saw it on a wintry day. he hoped that those persons who had not vet read it whuld do The Mayor, Williatn Rathbane, Eas. took the chair, and the . vteek 603 Be at the reduced quotations. 400 bags Mauritius and When fast came down the chilly shower, : , .so, and they would there see a full exposition of the subject. It , CORN EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, MAY 1. leen bags Ilen,,, ,, ll,•havealsoheen disposed of at lower prices. There Town-clerk read • the requisition. . And dark clouds o'er the mountains lay; - • • • "Liverpool, 21st April, 1338. • was a matter of surprise and regret that England, which 'had . Y We have small iinnOrts of Wheat, Oats, and Flour, but a fair has been a good demand for Foreign Sugar, and 100 eases and 200 brls 3.. 1 e e i r o a w ln a t h . 2 7 , 1 1 ,. Pie o l :l 2 ,S, s o 6 1.1 4 SpYellriteat cwt:-The 3ts i I saw it; and its sunny light ''. . 3 ttp transactions to 37sd f i vex At y o 1 S n :e's a n n r d e "TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE •M AMOK -OF LIVERPOOL. ' made such pro„aress in other things, should not have made au • . Brought back the summer's parted mirth; " Ste,-As a committee of the House 'of Commons has now . in this. He should have thought that the statements which had . • : • • • 270 Puns Demerara,' 27s to 27s 3d per cwt from the quay.-Thesalea The sunahinegleams, the blossoms bright,quantity of Oatmeal singe this day meek ; during that period • , under consideration the 'question of postage with the view to an been put forth would have aroused the national feeling, and in • . of Plantation' Coin* inprise 60 casks of Jamaica, of the new crop, That make the gale dress of earth. Which btought very. 11 prices; fine ordinary and •middline realized • . 1 important reduction which 'is of so. mach consequence to the &iced the people to see Whether something Coeld not be done. there has been an improved demand for Wheat•from the coun- To show the hardship of the present p o stons c e system upou the try millers and speculators; and at to-day's market an advance 107 s to I lis per eWt. Ni, sales reported in Foreign.-Nothing-done in • • Blest he the picture! by its art; • .. pubtic, and the . commercial. interest in particular, we respect- Whet dreary thoughts it put sway, fully request that - yes will convene a public meeting as early as Po'ir, he read the following extract from the evidence:- -Of 2d. t o 3d ., per . 70lbs. - was established and firmly asked by C Pim e n to at 3,1, and 100 bags black Pepper at;late 40 per 11).-Of Rice, ' Melting the sharloves from my heart, you may deem expedient, to give the-inhabitants of the town an' :" Perhaps you have on this Occasion made yourself the - means : holders, which checked the demand, and the business transacted O ti - ,s Ctareline sold at 31 . 3 amt.,. oin bond at 23•.611. 1003 bags East Indiaat Itis td 14s 6,1 prix eirt : • in br e i.l.-Thiasales of Ruin arelitnitetY -• Like mists before the morning's ray; opportunity of expressing their sentiments on this subject. of bringing, letters ?--I certainly have brought them ; I find i t . the subject Of annoyance. Ms wife is separated at a consider was not to a large extent. t o 60 piths Detneritra at the - quotations. " • - • - It geve-me back the happy dreams Jones, Mann, & Foster Focke & Boult - Oats were a T d. to Id..higher, and "Oatmeal, although the stocks There is no disposition to ini3r Indigo,:and the small.sales brought My will romance in childhood framed, Thos. Tattersall, Sons& Co.. Party & Crosbie . able distance from her friends, and she cannot carrel with forward on the 25tb aver., with the exceptien of 6 chests, withdrawn. - . tham at less than Is:; We should correspond more freqtterttiv if -About..Bo chests Shell Lae have bees sold at 60s to lUOs, and rasjoilar Of the fair scenes, the classic streams William Bower & Son - lawn &Thompson . . " were are l arge, frein3d. to 6d, per 2401b5. . quantity:o . f.,l,r Dye, at 11d1 to . IS 2t1.-25s to 35s was accepted for. 40, ''• • :la .poet's page and history named. Wm, P. Bashhas - - ' Knowles & Richards it not attended. with so great an expense; that will, of bates ,. s eta• qrduiary Bengal tsaffiewer.-The business in Saltpetre his • • • WDI. & James Drown & Co. George Grant course, apply to other families, particularly persons . separated There was a good demand- for -Flour at Is. advance on the , of Soda. - atlss - per cwt.' Blest 'be the picture.! midst the town, Erma their parents; -and it is a matter ef prohibition to our Poor.' beettpialities, and Is. 6d. per 28SlIbs. on the inferiors. been cot - dined to about 400 bags'at 20Stb 243; infd-a Small lot of Nitrate Baring Brothers & Co. Robert'Preston & Co. The crowded town, its glory smiled, . . I have had conversation with some of our poor labouring class as • '['he imports of Butter a re 065 firkins;fiae old Meets a Dyewoods. In these articles there is little change. and the demand • Hodgson & Rvley Finlay & Alston Bringing all thoUglits.of sPring's rich crown, es; the families are inure separated now than they used to be ;' • Whitaker, Cai.ter. & Co. N.Ciooke &Co. ready sale at last weeks prices, and new is also in demand. at still -very moderate; about 100. tons of Campeachylogwood sold at r1., '.8 v70. 1 1,, 5 0i s ts , 4t a o6 n . '1 03 2 4,. 0 130 . o cis f ; t ,l ao ac e, L v i. i T h c m a it ; ef i a ii 2 ea s dn Bal. Gdsfor dr s eT o rit tu riv n li s e 4 t \ in C t i tl i 6 l: .4 a ar . n F eg,a ui lo t a i mr e , b ,b r os o ta u pt e la h ,n ' e t Of leafy trees,and,zephyre mild; the satne trade is carried on. in distant pet ts of the country. , - Bites & Horsfall Haigh & 'Franeeys , • "To wh at distance ?-It has been carried to Devonshire, and 105 s. to 107 s per cwt: - for general - qualities. Mali nnyeerlally forms just made . Gecitile - Holt & Co. Samuel Blain & Son Yo l e o . 3 i: . On purpose tn inhabit it. .Derbyshire, and Scotland; families are thus separated, and it - , • Gladstone & Serjeantson T. &H. Littledale & Co. rices'of last week cannot be obtaitied for good parcels, and we there , . . To lie beneath its greenwood shade,, is utterly impossible for them to correspond ; 1 had an instance Kosice!, Ogden, & Co. Wm. Smith & Sons lan' rerinee therniotations ;about 1600 - barrels have been sold at 12s Or through its bowery mazes sit. Thothes Todd J. S. Smith ,- - . the other day, in conversation with our postman, which' was ARRIVALS OF CORN. dto 13s Id.-Of Archangel Tar 180hrls have brought 188.-The sales , quite spontaneous on his part, without being asked the question, • Blest be the picture ! not - the ler' , Thos. & Wm. Earle & Co. J &•W. Oxley & Co. of Mohtreal Pot and Pearl Ashe.s have been very trifling. and,holder a _ and had no reference to my appearance before this committee; From the 24th to the 30th April, inclusive. That midst its cloudles hues and clear, Ewan, Myers, & Co. Cortie, Huson. &'Coe• have subrnitted to a slight reduCtion in price. -About 200 blids New n Y e o w rk so F i l d riX; i - s t e 7 e 2 d s , B b l ra p n e d r 11 1 1 8 1 1 - , b N ro o u a g l i t i t t .r s a 6 t S io 6 , g to 578, and a small parcel of My. wife was paving for a letter, and she made a remark he to - - ' ins- ' COAST_ • FO. EAST A ruined temple doth confess' George Loch • . J. Belford •& Co. . eescerseriost. the Cost : his reply Was, yes, it it is a good thing yon can BAIOM LAND wise. REIGN. [Nines. in Cloverseed.--Quereition Thal time and change can come e'en here : W. Wallace Currie Percival, Parton, & Booth . . , to pay it, for I assure you my heart bleeds when I take letters' _____ . Bark goes Ml' slowly, at former rates,-hides. There are some • So doth•our memory of the past, Hagan', Magee; & Co. . John Wrigley & Sons to the poor. When I take letters to them I have known theM Wheat ' Qrs 1035 1960. . 2995. 'sales to reportin.salterlltiver Plate, 19,000 having been disposed Of large at • In mournful ruin often rise, ` N. Cairn's BOld & Starkey - • Barley Qrs 4,16 589 Aid to 41d per lb ; East India Kips hive advanced considerably, and go and pawn their goods to pay fur the postage of a letter when Where the soul's flower's that fleeted fast, D. &J. B. Neilson . James Cockshott • Oats Qrs 2818 1033 em 22,000 sold by. auction at 9.0 te 10d for soutrd dry salted, 8d to 90 for they wished to have'it; that is a matter which . has frequently Flour. Have bloomed again 'neuth fairer skies. • Hugh &J. Hornby 1 Co. 'Haywood & M'Vicear Sacks 2597 •' 208 occurred. Then, another mode by which the poor al e•separat- Ditto Barrels' . 2875 -brined. and 60 for dry, and rubbed in proportion; also, 2000 Buffalo at 30 to Oct; 15 - 01/dry salted Brazil at 4/4'to 54d, 300 wet salted at ... , Chas. Tayleur, Son, & Co. Wm. & Robert Gladstone , . Nay change the strain, and let us trust W. A. &G. Maiwell A. Dennistoun & Co. ed is under the provisions of the poor law act, which promotes' Malt.. Qrs 4,5 1940 les7, 3 1'1 per Ih.-The sales of Tobacco have been unimportant. •-• ''‘ Midst many a youthful spirit's mirth, emigration from the agriCultutal to manufacturing districts: this Oatmeal - Loads 69.50 23 75 6 3 - With the exception of a partial inquiry for Brimstone to arrive, the • Faille : and Rowand Stewart Brothers " Theugh oft defiled with mortal dust, applies to them particularly; they must necessanlybe anxious to . Bran Qrs market for this article remains in the same inanimate state as for some W. R o th eran Gibson & Armstrong - Qrs 200 138 '. 338 . time past. and in the absence of actual business, prices are unaltered. - There is a.temple not of .earth ;c o mmun i cate to their friends ; then the increased education B eans Carne & Teln Hollinshead, Tetley, & Co. Qrs 8 . 8 -Nothing wortby,ef netice done this week in Surnae.-Of Argots, the A fare for no false worship plann'd, Boult &' Addison Marriott & Roque ' • among the poor, of course, produces a greater desire to cominu- ' Pe " Rye . Qrs 6 6 sales have been about 6.1 casks Oporto, at 33s to 33S 9d per cvtt,,and of ~ Like those which heathen footsteps trod, Booth Sr Hollins - Joseph Radish, Junk nicatetheir thoughts by letter correspondence." Shelled Barley.... Cwt Cream of Tartar, eight caskS fine' Venetian brought 64s 96 to 65s 36 But midst life's summer scenes to stand, rhe resolution was put from the chair' and carried unani- Iladeseed. Barrels per cwt. 'owing to th.. scarcity of this article.-Several parcels. of - Samuel Blackburn Salisbury, Turner, & Earl& • • ' A living temple . unto God! . Thomas Ripley J. Hobson & Sons s mously.,, • Indian Corn Qrs . omyrna-Maddei Roots have been olfered at public sale without finding , .. . - • Manchester Courier, Manson' & B ran dret h - The Cita tem ate then said, that he could not but congratulate 'buyers and this article, as well ,as all, sorts.pf Madders, continues to. ' John Johnson AN ERAG C PRWES, be much neglected.-Of Valonia, 40 tons fair,Smyrna brought £l5 17s. ....,,,...,,,,,.,„ ...,,,. , his native town on having assembled such a number of people' William Dixon I. 0. Bold - • W 1 1 i r t 1 1 I T il g:(17 70 r e t h d . 9 .. CON7'EMPORART -. PRESS. • William H. Gnat Keill & Cnurant ' ' there for the consideration of a subject certainly I)aportant, and to all classes, but which could give rise to no oratorical display, 7s 8 d a f c i ) d 3 BE I , r a i NA,. trap. meta. s d ,d 66 to £l6 per ton, eX ship.-The dtilltiess in the Olive 011,trade con • , Po: dried white, 8 6 .. 9 0 FLOUR, iv : . .itiO ''''''''' 44 I" '1 0 think, and the ialet of the week are chiefly 10 stroll lots:-Cod and Do,undried new 7 6:. 8 3 ' Erg. Irish sup. 49 0 52 0 Sealtails are quite neglected; 10 tuns of Southern Whale brought £3l Tennants, Moore; & Co. Melly, Prevost, & Co. per tun.-Pale Rape and Linseed Oils are little inquired for, and are and not to much excitement. English ...... .. 9 0.. 9 9 DoT fines • 46 -0:: 48 0 POSTPONEMENT Or THE CORONATION. W. r. &J. Fretne & Co. Littledale & Bardswell.". • Mr. JOHN CROPPER then Moved a vot e of thanks to the chair -0A.C.ra5n,a1;....4:51bs ..... 0 0 .. 0 0 . p p :: t s h e i c r o d V . s . ..... , . 3 18 4 3„... 22 44 n 0 10s to 20s per tun lower.-,Nothing of Moinent,has been done in Palin . (From Me Dublin Evening Mail.) The MAYOR said that when he received a repuisition en re man, which was passed, and the meetin dissolved a few minutes ... 3 I .. 32f Meat.,2lolbs. new 25 6.. 26 ii Oil, and the holders seem, disposed to accept rather lower prices; we, :however, continue without arrivals.-Oil of Turpentine. is rather less ... 'ln the Mail of Monday we stated,. that it bad been spectably and .numerously signed, he had only one duty to per- before three o'clock. •' • ' • • 'inquired for, and the price a trifle lower.-Baltic Hemp is still in fair . , : • . Irish form, and that was to call a meeting for the furtherance of an a5e5a5a5a5........a..... r communicated to us on private authority-on the au- BARLEY, ets 60 lbs. . Do. old demand; and the stock light; in East India there are no sales repotted, objee . t.which accorded with his warmest wishes. It was an ob -0 .. -...0 thenticity of which we placed implicit reliance-that the _. , , Irish grinding.. ..3 10 4 i BRAN. tifr 21 lbs.. I 2 1 . - 0 -The Tallow market has experienced some little improvement, and a' '' ' •-: - : ..•• . • • • '•• " few salei of •Potersburgh yellow candle have eon effected at 51s 6d , to ject important to the public both intellectually - , commercially, lmperial Varliamem.. . ~, ceremony of the Coronation would be postponed, end and morally, for the cheap and eerie. transanission • of letters • ,52s p--r cwt; the demand, bawever, isstill on a very limited scale. eventually to' a perVid long bey nil that 'for which it had would put within the reach of the poorer classes of the comtnti- - AVERAGE PRICE OF ,BUTTER, 8, c. . • . . ,-,....---,..---..„--,.........- . • • : HOUSE OF COMMONS.--•Weneiesoar. , • - - been originally announced. Nothing vexes your under- pity a lexiiry, the enjoyment of which was favourable to their . 4D' SD 1 - . 19 ' D LI V EliV001; Comm MA ISK.ET, Apure .27. . beit. interests. He need not ''+•s oak the attention of the meet- Law . OP corretcar AMENDMENT BILL . Bacon; V' cwt.... 45 0q47 0 i llanbridee „, 80 ,0e 86 0 There has been a very iiiiimated demand throughout the week, and strapping. official so much RR the appearance of any one .. mg to thethe m,Mr. Serjeant TA T.Fouten rise to move the second reading gentlemen who would address or besp eak for 56 0..60 0 Waterford, not within ' the -immediate sphere of government inflo- ' of :Hants, dry Do wet BO 0 . ., 91 0 has,taken place generally in the prices of Apierican, and in some in . ..... .. them a. patina hearing whatever their sentiments might be, for the law of copyright imendinent . bill. 'Believing', as he ill I ''• • Lard, - 0 Coleraine 90 0.. 92 0 . • • , •- t i Firkin t u a blish e e i d n erests . o aut ors, and those by whom the works were Bladdered dp . . 60 0..66 0 L;merick ...... - 51 0.. 54 0 Carlow enc possessn, or appearmr.; to possesw, informetinn not he tank it that all present that day were one one side. (Cheers. tl • t the • t - - '.. f h 0 ......, 0 qualities, hut hi all other 'descriptions there' is no alteration. 4000 difeetWethanating from the bureau craco. • Accordinizly, : . Mr. GAM said, a resolution was put into his hands to move, hlis he came forward to press on the Grease Buttet .... 40' 0.. 42 0 Belfast ' American have been taken on speculation, and 850 American. 100 pee- Captain . Drammond end his chef sneered at and [Ala- and theanoving it was a question simply of business - . He hoped a li ttention of we were the file n li s o e l l i ' s a e ra ' thet the gentlemen who followed hi m would explain more fully avowed that the measure had c f l o a r in i l t s s doifretchte a n fo d ing a r i ii party. object t l - h l I t : . Prime Mess Beef, Derr ' Y ' Illierce, 98 0 ..110 Cork, gds BO 0..96 0 nambuco and 250 Surat for export. 1550 Surat are declared for RUC. 0.. - 0 lion on Friday. 4th May. guarded us in.thetr : Gazette, as was to have been ex- - the grounds on which it was based. He should therefore con- increasing the interest which the authors bad i n ' " . productions- Prime Mess Pork, , Newry. -0,. - 6 . .. . peeed.- . . ~,,, . , . , !tent hiuiself with reading the resolution , ' ~,,- f iheir n H o own minds. t ear, hear.) In his estimation the pre- - , t, barrel, 78 0..80 0 Dundalk . 0..-- 0 ACCOUNT "01 , SALEg AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ' Eyed in Lon4lort; Solate‘as Wednesday last, the . mi- - . • Mr. EARLE said he had to move the iteebrid resolution, and sent duration of the term which authors en Dyed in their . j . works. . . Sligo 0 .. - 0 reom the 20th ult. to this day inclusive. ntsternt rat least Treasnry journal, ignorant of' 1 0 - he thought it was not necessary to take up their time by a leng was „st sufficiently ' , . .-T..' • • • , Current IMPORTS, ,the long. 'W hether that term should be eXtended -•- what, was then passing under its very nose, took its fling speech.• Mr. Gait bad attempted to draw speeches from those from its present length to sixty rears, or whether it should take ' SHIPPING ,• INTELLIGENCE. . ' „SALES or Tun WEEK. . . Prices.„ 7 ' hisWkthisYear . who might follow him, but he thought the coestion'had already . , 1,-.-........ . at us:and our announcement in the Mowing terms :-- place from the death of the anth - or ' were matte r sof detailwhich 260 See Island ' 164(1a 36d in other places been sn well and so fully argued, that were be it t„., ri , , ' , ' nut necessary now to discuss. . So with respect to the • TUESDAY, MAY 21.-Wind N. W. - Stained - • - , (raost THE COCRIPR OP WEDNESDAY ) •to attempt to speak at length in its suptiort, he should merely stereotYpe and extracts, those were all mere matters of 'detail, ' AnitivEm-Emporium„ Parsons, from New Qrleans--Lusitania, fm 11560 Stared' Georgia " • - 51 - 81 '•" • ' • "The Dublin E.rening :Nails which, in conjunction with other waste their time. He moved the accord resolution. - which could be considered in armittee. Ile did not ask any Smyrna-51arianne ; from Amsterdam fitlobile "• • • Si -8/- i . • poctiliarty knowing jou: mils, has already enabled the public, - Mr ' . ' '• ' which ....TAN t.ur PERCIVAL seconded the resolution, was holt. member to vote for the ond reading of the bill, on the R _AILED. 8300 -Alice Brooks, Scott, for Valparaiso-Gezira, Wyke- • • 1. Alabama and Tennessee-. Si -61 : 6326 246360 le;rrglishc and Irish, to make up their minds who the new peers mover, for Dordt and Rotterdam-Clementina, Watson, for Messina 13970 New Orleans 5l •-e 8 4 • carried nens eon ground that there was the least uncertainty in the la , ,v of copy :Odle W,- is now at obligingly communicative respecting the „, • • . in and Palermo - c Pernambuco and Paraiba, Bl •-, 9 / r. Abierman BROWR had great pleasure seconding the right. , What he wished them to consider wis, whether the 930 •I• ... I. 17409 Ari ' cati and Ceara l l .l - 9 j pistprineirrent of the Coronation. It amused its readers on Mon- - A " ;motion.. ' There were two countsin th e i n di c t men t contained' in total was sufficiently long, and whether authors were adequately Alice Crowther and Sophia, • hence, at Bahia 391 Bahia:and Mai;eio . • ' 7 - 81 • .... • 8633 dny 4 Witlr the following anuouneement :-- - • 'the resolution. ' One alleged, that by the increase of correspOn- secured. • Magnificent, Walker, benee, at - St John. N.B. ' ' , ;,,.,.,- ralaranham ' ' 8- 9 icrictrailust beery communicated tie - us, on authority' upnn I 1 .... 1 10316 atilt from the loWerinit of the rates of postage Mr Husie ope ns- th e • whichsvneH re • a . • , . • ~ d motion as presenting - a formidable • Flora, Hunter, from Dundee, at Cape Haytien • • ' 4l / 4 ' t SawginTied ' 7.- 8 Whieletee- can . place implicit -reliance, that the. Coronation is to -donee• • • • • ,it was not probable that any serious defalcation in the revenue cheek to the diffusion of literary works the hon. member Moved Veous, Carthen. hence, at Tarragona, and sailed 14th March on her , Minas, • be•putoff-first for ten days • and this with a view to its further . return ' ...,,„, Para would result from the measure. To those who h a d read Mr. that - the bill be read a second time that day six months, .. . tiestprinements-All the Ls - on ' rion journals of Saturday evening, ' The Brothers (sumiosed from Whitehaven to TotilOn was fallen in - I 80 393 • Hill's naninhlet it wee unnecessir' to remark that that aentle The Sat ICITOR-GENERAL also opposed the bill upon neail ministerial' and - opposition, are silent upon the subject ; but ••• • • • •- • ' i• '• - ' • Y with on 23d J• I t 3. , N 1 14 W with loss lot m ainmastand 570 . Ezyptian ' • ' an. a•- . ~ lung. . „ map considered that if the ripmlier of letters now sent by post . similar grounds. . rudder, by the Courier, arrived at Bahia, which staid by her that day,' •.. • • BarbailoS" " 6 1 - 7 " ... • 51 from . the quarter front whence the - information has reached us, . were increased six -fold, the goveinment could afford to carry Su' R. INGLis supported if as a necessary me for the but the next morning nothing could he seen of her. - - • 70f1 l'ernvittrt -. • • 74 -SI 1 ' 1 we 'ate disposed to - place confelence in the fact as stated. The' ' letters at one penny each, without at all diminishing the te- protection of authors, most of whom were men far ich. FALMOUTH:2BTH APRIL. The James Hunt, ISPDenald. from St. - Bahama . - - ~.. 1 oittsniihle cauee to he assigned by ministers to the public is, the soltrees of the Chancellor of the' Exchequer. But it was not Da r. Pity AI Eopposed the bill. Domingo to Antwerp, whilst lying alongside the pier, reloading her 7 i Laguayra . .......... .. indee.eney'of holding such a - Ceremony on the anniversary of the . cargo, fell over at low water. • • !30 Common West India:B:m.- 6-8 }. 9d7 i , 11491 ReCetisary that there. should be an actual increase of correspon- Mr. D'lstia eel supported it. .. itesatti George the Fourth' -•-a - circumstance said to be overlooked LATEST DATES. , . - deuce to , the e xtent named by Mr. Hill, because it •is well Mt. Wenn and D 1 MILNE opposed it. when the`dav was - originally named." Rio Janeiro....23d Feb. indirect ( Maranham....lstMareb,indirect 60 Smyrna .... 6 - .7 with commercial affairs The CHA • E O the • knrii,vn to gentlernen connected that ~ Nc t.i. it of FactiuQuEa supported it. Bahia lst Mar s h , i New Y0rk . ....8th April, „-. 130 'Manilla' ........ 51 -eV• ' J ' "'We nee& netedd there is no groniel for the assertion of the re/11:1,401w, , ~. ... e , 6 .. , ..„ . , • . . vast numbers of letters were.transmitted without the intervention Mr, Guava opposed iL, IS: did the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, Mr. No letters from Falmouth * • 'lB2O Surat •' 3 1 '-• 51 .... 7269 i as t'l tis p alp( nement. .of the, post; exteedina, beyond all comparison in number those JERVIS, and Sir EDWARD Bctinka. . , ........-............-_, : •... • Madras 4 - fia - Bengal lli - 5 1 ''•• I •••• ' 'lto fouriiii tioCveVer in more immediate connexion ;that w I there ^ ' c ould be donut thatallindirectand ,111 W d, ' ' • • ere, and cou no -.-, ,„ " • ' t ' • ' • ' ' miiih:the Cabinet-the Globe of the same evening -con- irregular triodes, of conveyance would be put an . end to by a Mr. WARBURTON opposed it. . sisaouniesest .lesTmere.- The working classes w i ll see t hat - ... - ___ , taxies the' foildwingnnnouneeinent :- . : lowering of the regular charge. The second count of the indict- The house then diyideds •1 here tip eared for the d . . . . . p second read- there will be a Social Festival at the Brougham Institute, on 39240ba1es ____ - , , , ...., . :. 13109 520108 •• ' , went was that the post-of fi ce ought notto be regarded be govern- in-x. 3 9; against it, 31' . majority, o. Another division took evening, The • • Thursday g. musical entertainment announced, . _ _, ' " l ifer Majesty held a privy council at three o'clock this afteis have no doubt, render exceeding l y attractive. - S ,( See . i l i e ent merely as a source of revenue. But even granting, which place: !here appeared for referring the bill to a select commit- will, we. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET:Antis. 30. - n - non, at Bucking s ham Palace, when the question Of postponing ,: ~ , adv.) . . .. was, convinced would hot be the case ,. that looki g n to the tee, 31 for a committee of the whole house, 38. '- • '' 1 'New Grais Bitter gOes oft as' it arrives aleur last 'notations da' the CdrOktiOn front ,the day already fixed to a later period in Me : r h bill was then ordered to be . evenue in this, instance, there Might be a diminution under the -'-e - . committed.-Adjourned. Fr REIN RICH MON D-RO w.--;-Thanks - to the very excellent or- fair demand pzißta for Finklerl rintter nt frill rntnn t ra,„--a., .:2 - I',._L Action. was discussed. ' We Cannot state positively what deter- ' s , head of the nnet-nfLee Le 4'..1i .4. , ............1 di-. ...---.........----;-1 ..:.:::_., ,_.. 1.- .: . .. . ,• .1, - 4111 nap nengeteneveaisaneen disposed of at lower prices. Thor CORN EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, MAY 1. has been a good demand for Foreign Suba ,t r rt , o 2 st.i l ase loo eases and 200 brl I saw it; and its sunny light • • "Liverpool, 21st April, 1338. • was a matter of surprise and regret that England, which 'had . We have small iinnerts of Wheat, Oats, and Flour, but a fair 3. 1 s e ts i t i n o r a t h .2 eLe, 3 ' , 1 1 7 t e 0 n 2 .A0 6 1.1 4 s p y p h r i t e e w a t t . Les er s i et TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE 'IA ATOM OF LIVERPOOL. ' made such progress in other things, should not have made any . Brought back the summer's parted mirth; quantitya of Oatmeal . sine,e this day meek ; during that period G t . i d o n f sl ii v • 6 li r l i o 1 Roe a s;;s 'an 270 pons Demeraree • 27s to 27s 3il per.ewt from the quey.-Thesale " Sre,-As a committee of the House ••of Commons has now . in this. He should have thought that the statements which had - e The sunshine gleams, the blossoms bright, • , . under consideration the question of postage with the view to an been put forth would have aroused the national feeling. and in •• • of Plantetion'Coffe meirise 60 'casks of Jamaica, of the new tiro r Whitih beought very. 11 prie.•s; fine ordinary and •middline realize, That make the gale dress of earth. • . 1 important redtictionh which •is of so! mad:consequence to the (laced the people to see Whether something could not be done. there has been an improved demand for Wheat•from the coon , To show the hardship of the pr es e n t p os t o as e e system upou the try millers and sp'ecula tors ; and at to-day's market an advance • • Blest be the picture! by its arty - •.• public, and the 'eommerciat interest in particular, we respect-107s to llis per cwt. NO sales reported in For:ign.-Nothinß-done ii Cocoaii -- --- 2 . 0 0,its Bengal Ginger sold at 22s per cw t, 09 bakssot ordinal", What dreary thoughts it put sway, fully request tharyter will convene a public meeting as early as pa'kr, he read the following extract from the evideneet- . - of 2d. to 34., per 70lbs. Was eAablished and firmly asked by Pi keno at 34, and NCI ings black Pepper at - 4a to 41d Oer ilee-Of Rick ' Melting the sharlosis from my heart, you may aeern expedient, to give the inhabitants of the town an' 7" Perhaps you have on this occasion made yourself the - means • holders, which checked the demand, and the business transacted 50 tees Oareline sold at 3.1 . 3 ami.i; 0 in bond at 23,6;1, 1003 bags eras India ati:is ell lele 6,1 per eketin bori4.--Thositles of Rum areiimite -• Like mists before the morning's ray; opportunity of expressing their sentiments on this subject. of bringing, letters ?-I certainly have brought them; I find i t • - It geveme back the happy dreams Jones; Mann, & Foster Fricke & Boult . the_ subject Of annoyance. M v wife is eeparated at a consider was not to a large extent. - a s were --d. to Id. higher, and Oatmeal, although the stocks . • to CO puns Detnerktra at the quotations. • ' . - There is no disposition to bust Indigo,.and the small .sales brough _forAwboarudtosno chesty 45 s t 8 1 i h w o e i ri , ..l i i , tl , l ,,e th h e c e c ae n e s e o lt d i t , k t i t i 4 6 tq i chests; uos, ,m w d it a h:a ft w i b n , My wild romance in childhood framed, Thos. Tattersall, :Iona& Co. - Party & Crosbie • able distance from her friends, and she cannot correspond with 0 t . T , , 2• , , . Of the fair scenes, the classic streams William Bower& Son . Irlain &Thompson • . them at less than Is:; we should correspond mote freqtierttle if are large, taem3d..to 6d, per 2401b5. uantity:of ,Lee Dye, at 114 to IS 21-25 s to 35s was accepted fiir. 4 '.• • 'la. poet's page and history named. Wm, P. &Wry' -' - ' Knowles & Richards it were not 'attended. with so great an expense; that will, of . . course, apply to other families, particularly persons separated There was a good demand- for Flour at Is. advance on the 4 • • Win. & James Brown & Co. George Grant beelvialities, and Is. 6d. per 28albs. on the inferiors. balee very prdtnary Bengal Saffiewer.-The business in Saltpetre ha of Soda. - at 15sper cwt.' • ''• • ' . . Blest'be the picture! midst the town, from their parents; -and it is a matter of pro•hibition to our poor.' t . • Baring Brothers & Co. Robert'Preston & Co.. . • . beencohtined to about 400 bagsat 2.0 f te 243; inid-a Small lot of Nitrat T l i e crowded town, its g lory smiled, . I have had conversation with some of our poor labouring class- . . , . _. Ile imports of Butter are 1,365 firkins; five old meets a' Dye Woods. in these articles therein little cliange, and the denten , • Hodgson & Rvley Finlay & Alston Bringing all thotiglits.of sPring's rich crown, es; the families are inure separated now than they used to be e • Whitaker, Cather. & Co. NaCiooke &Co. ready sale at last week's prices, and new is also in demand. at still- eery moderate; about 100 tons of Campeachy Logwood sold a Of leafy trees, and zephyrs mild;the satne trade is carried on. in distant exits of the country. . - - Bites & Himsfall Haigh &•Franee s' '£,B 155, and 2') of Jamaic e at £7 2s - Pd ; 50 tuns of Cuba.Fustic brou.sli Mall ua.werlilly forms just made Y • 4 .1 • - o what distance ?-It has been carried to Devonshire, 105 s. to 107 s per cwt - . - for - the general - qualities. ! Geor lolt & Co. 'I" Sainuel Blain & Son £`7 10s to £B, Vs; a few tons of 'red Sande re Wooll 46, and some •Sapa, On ppepese tn inhabit it. . . Derbyshire, and Scotland; families are thus separated, and it -- , • Gladstone & Serjeantson T. &H. Littledale &Co.NVooil £6 10S'Per tore-The demand for TertieritinE i4reglitar,but th To lie beneath its greenwood shade, , is utterly impossible for them to correspond ; I had an' initance • trices'of last week cannot be obtained for good !same's, and we there Kosice!, Ogden, & Co. Win. Smith & Sons Or throUgh its bowery mazes flit. . the other day, in conversation with our postman, which' was are re4tice themiotations •, about 1600 • barrels have been sold at 12 Thothes Todd J. S. Smith ,- ' ARRIVALS OF CORN, d to Ida ltl e -Of Archangel Tar litObris have brought 18 8 .-Th e sa l e . quite spontaneous on his pa r e with ou t b e i ng as k e d t h e quest io n, • of Maltreat Pot and Pea . rl Ashes live been secs trifli ng , an d holdet • Blest be the picture ! not the less . , Thos. & Wm. E ar l e & C O . . .1 &•W. Oxley & Co. . and had no referenc e t o m y ap p earance ' b e f ore t hi s comm i ttee; From the 24th to the 30th April, inclusive. That midst its clondles hues and clear, E war t, M yers, & C o. Carrie, Hugon. & ' Co• • • B ork subraitted to a slight redid in price. -About 200 Midi Nei nay wife was paying for a letter, and she made a remark as to . - ' tail.. ' COAST_ - PO- EAST York Flaiseed,'brand 1836, brouitlit 56S 6d to 575, and a small parcel c A ruined temple doth confess' George Loch • • J. Holl'ord -& Co. - , DE3CRIPTION. ToTA.L. new sold at 7256 d per hlict-No alteration in Cloverseed.--Quereitite the Cost : his reply nets, yes it it is a good thing you can afford LAND WIsE. REIGN, INDIES. Thai time and change can come e'en here : W. Wallace Currie Percival, Parton, & Booth to, pay it, for I assure you my heart bleeds when I take letters' ' . ' _ -a-- es _e_ Bark goes off slowly, at fanner rates.-Bides. There are some larg • So doth•our memory of the past, Hagan; Magee; & Co. ' John Wrigley & Sous to the poor. When I take letters to them I have known them Wheat . Qrs • 1035 1960, . e e ee . 'sales to reportinsaketaltiver Plate, 12,,000 having been disposed of I •' In mournful ruin often rise, ` N. Cairn's Sold & Starkey - • Barley Qrs 446 589 1035 .41d to 41d per lb; East India Kips have advanced considerably, are Where the soul's flower', that fleeted fast, D. & J. B. Neilson . • James Cockshott • go and pewn their goods to pay fur the postage of a letter when Oats Qrs 2818 1033 em 22,000 sold by. auction at 9.1 d te 10d for souud dry salted, 8d to 91dfo Have bloomed again sneath fairer skies. • Hugh &J. Hornby '& Co. 'Haywood & M`Vicear they wished to have'it; that is a matter which has frequently Floe acks 2597 .' 208 occurred. Then, another mode by which the poor al e•separat- Ditto Barrels' . 2875 . brined. and 61,1 for dry, and rubbed in proportion ; also. 2000 Buffill , , Chas. Tayleur, Son, & Co. Wm. & Robert Gladstoneat 31 - d to 4hcl; 15•01fdry salted Brazil at 414 . t0 5.1 d, :300 wet - salted a , . Nav change the. strain, and let us trust W. A. &G. Maiwell A. Dennistoun & Co. ed is under the provisions of the poor law act, which promotes Malt.. Qrs 45 1940 les e 311 'per Ite-The sates of Tobacco have been unimportant. ••• • Midst many a youthful spirit's mirth, emigration from the agrieultutal to manufacturittg districts: this Oatmeal ' ' Loads 6950 23 7 563 • . With the exception of a partial inquiry for Brimstone to arrive, th • Fairie and Rowand Stewart Brothers " Theugh oft defiled with mortal dust, applies to them particularly; they must necessanlybe anxious to Rran Qrs , market for this article remainein the same inanimate state its for som , W. Retheran Gibson & Armstmng • Qrs 200 138 338 . tine past. and in, the absence of actuel.busieese, prices are unaltered • - There is a•temple not of .earth ; communicate to their friends ; then the increased education . „,fleans Carne & 'Fein Hollinshead. Tetley, & Co. Qrs 8 . 8 -Nothing worthy,ef netice done tide week in Sureac.-Of Angola, th A fang for no false worship plann'd, Boult &' Act lison Marriott & Roque • • ainong, the poor, of course, produces a greater desire to commu- " e " .. , Rye . , Like those which heathen footsteps trod, Booth Sr Hollins . - Joseph Radish, Junk nicate - their thoughts by letter correspondence." Shelled' Barley.... Cwt . Cream of Tartar, ht casks Mae Venetian brought 64s 9d to 65s 3; But midst life's summer scenes to stand, . fhe resolution was put from the chair' and carried unani- Iladeseed . per cwt. owing toothe scarcity of this article.-Several parcels. o - Simnel Blackburn Salisbury, Turner, & Earl& • . ' A living temple . unto God! . Thomas Ripley J. Hobson & Sons , mously.,_ Indian Corn Qrs • 'Smyrna-Madder Roots have been offered at public:sale without /indite .. . - • Manchester Courier, Manson . & Brandreth - The - Cue tun ate then said, that he'could not but congratulate . 'buyers and this article, as well, as all, sorts.of,Mathlers. co litinues 0 John Johnson AVERAGE PRiCES. .be much neglected.-Of Valonia, 40 tons fair,Smyene breught £l5 17; ............„. ...... , his !wive town On having assembled such a number of gentile' ~,,, William Dixon I. O. Bold 'h • iry HEAT ejr 70 thS • ! d s d BRANS, imp. men, s d s d e t 'd to Xl6 Ner too, ex ship.-The dtilliiess in the Olive Oil Acute con ...... , ae 0 , c) 48 0 pers.. an the salet of the week are chiefly la steal' lots,--Cod and •'.' . " • CON7'EMPORART' PRESS. • William H. Gillet Keill & Cnurant ' ' there air the consideration of a subject certainly laaportant, and to all classes, but which could give rise to no oratorical display, tris'h :tried 'red.: 78a 9 3 Irish Yr P.S. dried white, 86.. 9 0 FLOUR, '2BO tbs. Do.undried new 7 6.. 8 3 • Eng.Sclrislisu 49 0 52 0 Seal Oils are quite riegleeted 110 tuns of Southern' Whale brought £3' Tennants, Moore; & Co. Melly Prevost &Co. per tun.-Pale Rime end Linseed Oils are little inquired for, and ail POSTPONEMENT Or THE CORONATION, W„ P. &J. Frerne & Co. Littledale & Bardswell.". • and not to much excitement. Mr. JOHN CROPPER then moved a vote of thanks to the chair -0,?!rti5tatt,...4:5.ii5..... 0 0.. 0 0 Do. seconds .... 34 0.. 44 0 English ...... ... 9 0.. 9 9 Do. fines • ri• 40 - 0 :: 48 0 lOs to 20s per tun lower.,-Nothing of moicenthas been done in Paln . (From Me Dublin Evening Mail.) . . Th!_y A YO1: said thOt _when he received a repuisition en re man, which was passed, and the meeting dissolved a few minutes ... 3 I .. 321 MEAL,2lOtbs. new 25 6.. 26 0 Oil, and the holders seem. disposed to accept rather lower prices; we .in tite Mail of Monday we stated ~ that it had been spectably and .numerously signed, he had only one duty to per- before three o'clock. 'inquired for, and the price a trifle lower.-Baltic Hemp is still in fai form, and that was to call a meeting, for the furtherance of an • - : • • essessaseesee......esseese ' Irish communicated to us on private authority-on the au- BARLEY, i r 60 lbs. 1 , Do. old demand; end theetoek light; in East India thereare . nosaleg reported ohjet:t .which accorded with his warmest wislies. It was an ob thenticity of which we placed implicit reliance-that the ~, , Irish rindin 3 - ' d g . g.. ~ . , , 0 f i B RAN. 1 , 24 lbs 4 ,0 .. 1,-0 -The Tallow Merket has experienced some little improvement, an ; jeer Important to the public both aitellectually, of . Imperial Vrliamem.. .: . few saleg of .Petersburgh yellow candle harebeen effected at 51s 6d. tt ceremony of the Coronation would be pottponed, and and morally, fair the cheap and earlv. traneMission of letters • ' 52s p••r cwt; the demand, howev e r, iestill o n a ver y li m i te d scale. eventually to' a perarid long beynnd that for which it had would put within the reach o f th e p oorer c l asses o f th e comtnta e HOUSE OF COM ItIONS.--,W EISONESDAY . •• ' AVERAGE PRICE OF 'BUTTER, Bc e . .. . . , been originally announced. Nothing vexea your wider- nitv a luattry, the enjoyment of which was favourable to their 4 I,' s a 1 - . 19 , D 111 V ERPOOL CO'll'ON MA ItK.ET, Amur, .27, beit. interests. He need not . ..speak the attention of the meet- Law . oP corratour AMENDMENT BILL' Bacon; V` cwt.... 45 06747 0 illanbridee :., 80 ,oe 80 0 There has been a very mitiirnated demand throughout the week, ane, strapping. official so much at the appearance of any one . ing to the gentlemen who would address Ihetn, or bespeak for Mr. Serjeant TA Leocen rise to move the second reading of 56 060 0 Weterford, not within thh immediate sphere of government Mil- • the law of copyright amendment bill. 'Believing' as he ti, - sal ; ' 'Hams, dry them a. patieut hearing whatever their sentiments might be, for- (1 .. - 0 Coleraine BO 0 . .., es e has;taken place generally in the prices of. Apierican, and in some in. 90 0 - 92 0 • ..... • - • t einterests of authors, and those hy whom the' works were Blaildered do . 6O 0..60 0 L'ineriek ...... .: - 51 0 54 0 Carlow - 92 0 stances 1d per lb advance may be noticed tn the Icier and middlini ene pogsessing, or appearing to possess; information not he took it that all present that day 'were one one side.' (Cheers. that h • : Pi ° riern et Lard, 0.; _ 0 qualities, but' ill all other 'descriptions there' is no alteratione 400 C ireCtiYeirtanating from the bureau craca. . Accordingly : . Mr. GAIE said, a resolution whs put into his hands to ranee, spublishedwere inseearaale he Came forward to press on the Grease. Butter ..... 40' 0.. 42 0 'Belfast ' eimerienn here been taken on speculation, end 850 American. 100 Per. Captain Drummond and his chef Sneered at and black- and theenoving it was a question simply of business-. He hoped ttention of the house the claims of the former party. the Prime Messlieef, 'that the gentlemen who followed hi m wou ld ex plai n more fully avowed that the measure had for its direct and main object the . • Derry • 80 0.. 96 0 natabuco end 250 Surat for export. 1550 Surat are declared for sue. guarded us in•thesr : Gazette, as was to have been ex- aletierce, 98 0 ..110 Cork, ads O.. - 0 lion on Friday. 4th May. increasing the interest which the authors had in the prodettitinti the grounds on which it was based. He should therefore con- - •• • • • Newry. - 0.. -t . , . .. . peered.- . ....._ . , . . !tent him elf with reading the resolution' s . a of their own minds, (Hear, hear.) In his eititnetion the prce Prime Mess Pork, V barrel, 78 0..80 0 Dundalk O.. - 0 ACCOUNT 01 , SALEg AND IMPORTS OF COT ON r Even• ii London:, Sniate‘as Wednesday last, the mi- - . • mr. Ean ee said he had to move the' itecrond resolution, and sent duration of the term which authOrs enjoyed in their works. Sligo . . 0 .. - 0 rem the 20th ult, to this day inclusive. nisieriiii, or at least the Treasury journal, ignorant of he thought it was not necessary to take up their time by a !tines was„sit sufficiently dun,. Whether that'term .hnuld b to tend d • • • Current IMPORTS. , ~,, . . from its present length to sixty rears, or whether it sh%uld take whet, was then passing under its very nose, took its flirts , .speech Mr. Gair bad attempted to draw speeches from' thos'e WkthisYeal e, SHIPPING -INTELLIGENCE. . ..„ &tees or rue WEEK. , . Prices.„ Th is at twand our announcement in the Mowing terms :-- , who might. follow him, but he thought the qeestion'had already place from the death of the author," were mattersof detail which . . r.--......... . • , . , in other places been sn well and so fully argued, that were lie , it Was not necessary now tohdieuss. SO with resC:•ct to the • TUESDAY, MAY 21.-Wind N.W. 260 Sea Island . 161da 36d ' Anawan:-Emporium,- Parsons, Irons New Orleans--Lusitania, fm - 6e. 13 . 5736 i 206631 - , (anon- THE COCRIPR op %sem:Est/A Y ) to attempt to speak at length in its suptiort, he should merely stereotape and extracts, those were all mere matters of •de.tail, 11560 . Bdwed' Georgia " - ' .51 -81•- • ' • "The Dublin Erenink :lfaiii, which, in conjun c tion with other waste their time. lie moved the second resolution. - which could be considered int tnittee. Ile did not ask any Smyrna-Matianne ; from Amsterdam °ere , e Moline ' • • • . 51 -8/ - i . • - peculiarly knowing journals, has already enabled the public, - • a ' - Mr....,r.trit.ay PfinCivet. seconded theresolution, which Was bon. inember to vote for the- and reading of the bill, on the g _AILED.-Alice Brooks, Scott, for Valparaiso-G ee i na , w y k ee `-'?'',`• 1, Alabama and Tennessee.... Se - '6l : .6326 24636 C Erralishe and Irish', to make tip their minds who the new peers 13970 New Orleans 5l -7 8 4 carried neat con. ' ground that there was the least uncertainty in the lay of copv- mever, for Dordt and Rotterdam-Clemeutina, Watson, fur Messina 030 . { A Pe r r ic n a ar i I n ue d o c a e n a d ra Parailia Bl -- 9 / nreate b•e; as now at obligingly communicative respecting the ' and Palermo • . • • • . Mr. Alderman Burma had great pleasere in seeonding the right. : What he wished them to consider we's, whether the .... .. 17409 postponement of the Coronation. It amused its readers on More ;runtime s ' There were two countsin the indictment contained in term was sufficiently long, and whether authors were adequately Alice Crowther and Sophia, hence, at Bahia - 9 .i darteittr the fallowing announcement :-- - • 390 Baltiaand 'Maisel° • • • •7' - 81 • .... ' 8633 ' 8 - 91 i .... .} 1031 f '' scrit'lliatilttst been. communicated mug, on authority' upon , the resolution ' One 'alleged, that by the increase of correspOn- secured. • Magnificent, Walker, Swore, at•St John, N.B. ' ' . , Are ,. j'Maranham ' -deuce which syntlH result from the lakeering, of the rates of postage , Mi. He Mn oppossd the motion as presenting - a formidable • Flora, Hunter, from Dundee, at Cape Haytien , • '''''' - 2 Sawginiied ' - 8 .1 Whit...kits.- can. place-an/Ili:at -reliance, that the. Coronation is to • • ,it. was not probable that any serious defaleation in the revenue eheak to the (liffUsion of literary Works; the hon. member Mov e d Venus, Carthen. hence, at Tarragona, and sailed 14th March on her , Minas, • be•put'off-first for ten that's; and this with a view to its further , „„ e „, Para - "" I "" would result from the measure.. T. those who h a d r ea d Mr. that . thebill be read . a second time that day six months, . , return - . .. . • • . . Oestptinements-All the Lshn'rion journals of Saturday evenin' ' The Brothers (supposed from Whitehaven to Totilon was fallen in • Derrieeara, Surinam,3tc • • 9 . . - a 1 . , 80 393 ,Hill's pamphlet, it was. unnecessary to remark that that gentle- . The Sal•terrott-GsreeitaL also opposed the bill upon neriii minisferial•and •opposition, are anent upon the subject ; lan ' Y with on 211 Jan., lat. 32 'N., long. 14 W. ~ with lose of Mainmast and 570 neyptian B.l - 1 ... 11558 men. considered that if the 'feather . or letters now sent by post . similar grounds. ' from! the qoaater froM whence the - information has reached us, . rudder, by the CoUrier, arrived at Bahia, which staid by her that day,. •.. ' Barbados' " 6) -- 7' . .„ ' 51 were increased six -fold, the goveininent could afford to carry Sir R. fact is supported' if as a necessary me for the but the next morning nothing could he seen of het. ' - • 700' l'erimiart - ' - 74 - 8 1 1 ' 1 we 'see dispoted to- place confidence in the fact as stated. The' ' letters at one peney ea c h, w i th o ut at all diminishing the re- protection of authors, most or whom were men far ich. FALMOUTH:2BTH APRIL . Th e James Hunt, Mill:Maid, from St. • Bahama oitenithle cause to he assigned by ministers to the public is, the- - - l I • sallrees of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. But it was not Mr. PitYME.oppos,d the bill. Domingo to Antwerp, whilst lying alongside the pier, reloading her 7 3( ; c L o ag m u m ay o r n a iN -. , ....... i;1 6 61 -- 8 13; } 9e7 11491 intlee.eney'of holding Such a- Ceeemony on the anniversary of the cargo, fell over at low water. neve/nary that there. should be an actual increase of cotrespon- Mr. D'lsit A ELI supported it. . . , . death George the Fourth'-a-a circumstance said to be overlooked . . LATEST DATES. 41 -e. 6/ , . 'tigllCe to , the . extent named by Mr.. H ill, becatise it was well Mr. WARD and Mr. alteeta opposed it. when the'dav was - originally named." • .Rio Janeiro....23d Feb., indirect( Maranham....lst March,indirect 60 Smyrna .... 6 -a . 7 . . assertion of the . known to gentlemen connected With commercial affairs that The Cueiscetenit of the Exert HiattEß supported it. Bahia lst March „' i New. York... .Bth April, . „'' 130 'Manilla' "'We need- net'aild there is no groutel for the asset ......... 51 - et' J „. , • . . . . vast numbers of letters . werearansmitted without the intervention Ma, Guoen oppo se d it, aerial the•Arroeney-GaNea AL, Mr. No letters from Falmouth • 'lB2O Surat 3 1 •'-. 51 .... 7269 tellhlotittat, als'tiN thapeetponenient. .of the, post; exceeding, beyond all comparison in number those JERVIS, and Sir EDWARD. Scootter ...----- • Madras 4 - r,l .____ ', !e. journal,however, in more immediate connexion ;that were • and there could be no doubt that all time indirect and Mr. WYNNe. supported it ;, so lik;wise did •Lord el a Hess. . fl"''''..-. it. Bengal 3l - 5 5 •!•• } •••• -. ! ' • BROUGHAMe • Isisamre.-The- working classes will see that --- . . . .. , mak the Cabinet-the Globe of the same eve,ning,--eon- irregular teedes, of conveyance would be .put an• end to by a Mr. Weaueturore opposed it. -- - Milia the' folloWing•tinnounceMent :- . : lowering of the regular charge. The second count of the indict- The house then divided;•l here appeared for the second read- there will be a Social Festival at the Brougham Institute, on 39240 bales - s ...... - iii -'39; against it, 31 •-, majority, 5. Another division took Thursday evening. The musical entertainment announced, • - 1 -7 _ . .______ _ will, Ave. have no doubt, render it exceedingly attractive.-(See - "`Her Stalest's hell a privy Council at three o'clock this aftete LIVERPOOL PROVISION AKET . mite 30. - ' rnent mewl} as a source of revenue. But even granting,. which place; there appeared for referring the bill to a select commit- ' • • rigors, at Bireking s ham Niece, when the Of postponing ; :.. 7 adv.) he was . , convinced would not be the case, that looking to the tee, 31 •; for a committee of the whole house, 38. '- . '• ' 'New Grass Bhtter goes .fr as' if arrives' sa t our last mitotittions, and i the Coronation frnin Abe day already fixed to a later period in the ' :revenue in !hie instance, there Might be a diminution under the 'lhe bill was then ordered to•be committed.-Adjourned. F t REIN RICHMOND-110 w.--;-Thanks - to the very excellent or- fair demand exists for Pickled Butter at full rates. - There is warless Acs.um r . wee 'discussed. We Cannot state positively what deter- head of the post-oflica, be felt coot that were - commercial ganization and praiseworthy activity of our fit - el:if:Ake; Which feature in the market for Provisions, Bacon, llams,•or Lard. Minatiner ha* ?teen come to, or that up to' this time any (14 men freed from.the shackles imposed by the present system, a HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Tuunsbev. has been brought into a state of efficiency unsurpassed' by that : --, - - ----he-ea-eh-r -hea been frxed;-•bnt we have heard that it is probable the cere- ; • . Committees were appointed to try the merits.of-the Stirling- • etilaulus would be given to trade and commercial_ intercourse of any other similar body in the kingdom, the destruction of •LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, 28. Mo'ny win pot e - herfiattned until - within , . shire andYarmout h el ection petitions; the former con which would more than afford the gevernment an ample cm- Great g of nine liberals and two. tortes and the "sat f four „ property by fire, the town, has been • latterly very much ' The imports of Flour and Oatmeal; during,the last Seven days, are ~ So here .we ha ve"a. first postp o neb l ent' adthitted . ,. and a i pens . ation . -for a.ny . .possible less He, looked also beyond the s wi n e diminished in amount..' No sooner has a fire originated •than it to a moderate amount ; thoee of Graia light. •The improved tone , r 0 ineasere further nne to a , period of two months modestly. intlno., , mere consideration of revenue-to the moral effects of the liberals-and sevell tories, . . . • has; in almost' every instance; been extineuisbed with a promp- noted l in our Wheat market, at the. e/ose,of last week, hag.beenkfpl uteri. In snch . ease the probable becomes the twee/lass -.-to its effects in elevating the neural feelings of the The London Grand Junction Railway hill was read a s second lime. after•tedivision, in which 93 supported the second reading = titude and despatch which have left - little'room forinjury. On Thursday moreing, however, there occurred one of rather a rierof bushelo sed i . y ,a better trade generally, with an advance of fully 2d,per . in prices •; several parcele were yesterday taken for the bite. itit as, in another, the, rutriour (Urns out to be the fact.' ' !P e t e ' - • ' ' the country, arid 8s 10d tp 9s . per 7011 is paid for fine samples of The resolution was then nut andearried nem can. ' end 133 opposed it. . .., • , business in Oats has been Of a very limited nature and we can. make • more serious nature than has lately been the case; theugh . not, Irish red.-Rather Mglier tfriees.vrere also demanded . for Flour, The• But let ant onr Contertiporaties be angry with US.' Ii ' • '' ' - ' • , ' - we • 'are - happy ""to sa of a very - disastrous or extended kind. . • •i - - . , . • , '• ; Mr. ADAM LIOEICSON 1-0. 0 . t o move the third. resolution- Si r I . Eo . i . l ee tes esave lattice that on the 10 . th. alay he : surely is not our faith if they be, not better - informed: He believed that most - of tae gentlemen who came there camewould gforward - " " b Neither let them burst with envy at our • superior infer, with the belief that the subject make T s l o well understood, - Mrs.( 'CONNELL posponed his motion on. the ,'object of he if first guitarist was ( * Mined tocetL chitinevtl the remises wit i t s c es , are held at 3s 24 per 4Abs..:-Of. Oatmal, which ha e s a .b t e P en O u ffering Mation, brat rather enter with becoming spirit into an the mind. of the public so fully made up,• that nothing more slavery inconsequenceof the absence of Mr, Baring. ' of Mr. Bradley, cabit t • k d Ilt ' ' h• h p ern ' ' . . ie -me er. an •upto s erer, wic are situ- preference, several la comparatively cheaper than Oats, end has, consequently, had the rge parcels have been takers, es well•by the trade linnest and ieenerotie rivalry. They have SonrceE. , of ins , WAS tar he • said •; and all that remained fikr the speakers into • A di sc u s sion ensued • - on the , mode -of proceeding with the ated. in Ilichmond-row, and extend backwards towards Myrtles as io hold Meet : 25a 3d to tiss 9d per•7olbs have Ifeen' the current rates' fOrrnation 'Whieti. we care not 'to dtaw' frbrit i-on the trbose hands the resolutions were... put, was to read them e business of the house, when Lord JOHN linesEr 0 Moved that street. Word was immediately passed to the station, and in for Irish tnanufacture -The market has continued bare of malting , . . - on his left band hed *ustrobserved to him that from end the 14th Slay the . after •orders of the day should have enginesleSsthan a quarter of ati hour from the time of discovery, the Barley: prices ,eominally as. last . quoted. ,No, change as regards other hand our sources are to . then, inaecessible' and ' • - • •• • • .. a • • Bemis or Peas.-1 here have been inquires for Bonded Wheat. but no , information been • eiven to the meeting, directly bear- recedence•on•Thursdevs ' but ultimately the noble. lord with- Were on the spot. ' Previously •• to this however Mr sealed. We cln neither of nearespass on the. other. ,It , ing eta the subject . of this resolution. Ile {M. IL) .was sorry drew his motion. • ' ... .• ' Superintendent Tyrrell and Inspector Cottam h a d arrived 'at tier; without leading to business; there are few if tin sellerarkt present is a fair race, if not an even match. •• We scorn an undue he was not in a condition to give it, but some , information was Lord JOHN' Russial. obtained leave to bring in a bill for the Place •; they immediately burst open the outer doors, and, with • ' . ads antae 'IVe disclaim either the tr ill or the pourer of .0"t given in evidence -before a committee of. the House of better regulation of prisons in England and .Wales, and also- a the assistance of several police-officers, used every exertion to . PAGKET BOATS,-FALMOUTH MOUT H. .sTATION, : Commons, and ex tracts.from..the evidence he would now read, bill for establishing a prison for young offenders. • : . : save the property. The flames continued to spread for some Circiniivention, if alien, in the lona run vii • li . ill I , , •s o t - The first point w as t o , the num b er o f l etters new sent o th erw i se On the motion of Sir lt. PEN I a select committee wee. ep e tuna, end were not g ot under until the whole of Mr. Bradley's • GENERAL Posa-OFFICE.-April 27, 18.17... ' as nosy, declare in our favoure-if on numberless ores- than by post, '!'hatthey all knew • I 1 1 but for h - • t • . .to the a,. was considerable., is Points , . to eunsider. the law and' practice relating entering workshop, as well as part of the adjoining • • premises, occupied Maar made Last Packets Next Packet hione.we-have been, and are, able to entielpate the secret pa r t Ike had, until he read.this evidence, no conception, and lie into recognizances and the judgment of costs in the matter of by Mr. Clements, carver and gilder, were . destroyed. lire t DESTINATION. up in Sailed. Due. otzrieils which our opponents subsequently reveal, .what beheved few who heard him : said that tbe•praciice of evading the election. 'petitions, and to i eport theirobservatious, thereupon to (rent shops were uninjured. Six dwelling-houses in Thurlow- . Lontien, . _____ .. ______. itttlieinst inference to be drawn from the fact lint this-e- law wee se general and systematic, as it was now proved to be. the house.' ' . ` Holland . minutes (rota th here read, several extracts from the .evidence :On t hte motion ,of Mr. SHAW LEFEv au, a select commi ttee e time the fire originated, and were saved chiefly itensburg . & Skved. Ta ea : 5.., - - Fri. ' •' ' • Tues. az Sattir. tii;it;9 S . there are wheels wifhin wheels Which turn the' '' lr ' II° " m " . given •before the conitni`tee• tendin to-ehow the e xtent t o ,which was appointed. "to consider the• standing ordersof the line se o f dry the great exertions of Mr. Hewitt,superintendent of the LiAbon 1 Liverpool, Londonderry gist ern. of fortlicomino• eVents, stir Ii riles who hotiritt r its • evasion was ea ' ''4. i !st - II . 1, r h . ~ , . • . . , . , . ~,, . • • 1 , med.] , Iltou:-...kie 1, ~.r. ea..henewerom -as OWu uonsmous relating to private bills and to con3pare them w i th engines. .1 he windows and window-frames were nearly ail de- Madeira • Saturdays ... 3 . ' April 16; April 2. 8 ain & • abralt with their confidence are more conversant with 1 i the .n- I oheereation that the evasii , a;as extemivem he had no. idPa that those of the House of Lords, %vitt; the view of assimilating as stroyed. The fire is supposed to have orig'inated in • Mr. Brads d C ITalta an d /twee.. 2nd Refurd. tillede Movements of the great machine, than those who! it was so very extensive oritil.he osoithi s . e vid e nce. He thought much aespossiblethe staoding orders of both 'houses." • ley's premises; but whether from a stove or a stable-in the yard E.ypt atid hiclia ... 40t Sitprday pnbl i e e ,; e „,..._ 1 Ike was fully entitled In coneltule that. the. revenue ,of the post- , The.CHANCEI,Lo n of the Extol EQUER primosed that a select is at present unknewn. Mr. Bradley and his foreman were the ef e der rs • , , e (oceupvire a More prominent stati.an .in bat stilt omit in time onter court of the tempiel-comma- I alive would lie. as extensive hy the carrying letters at a penny committee 11 appointed to enquire• into .the operation of th e last to leave the shop on the preceding night, and •thee• threw Brazil 3.r. B. Ayres. each month ' April 6. T. • - April 27. is j as at sixpence. t -o say nothing of the stimulus afforded to corns act:, permitting the eetahlishinent of joint-stock banks in Eng. water on the fire to extinguish it, before departing. - Though America ~ Ist Wednes. Swift.. _April 7 . n.q.: l 3 .c . i n i igeis nicate to our rivals the stale supplies: of news which it merce • But he try no means regarded the eptestion as exclu- land and Ireland, and whether it wa s ex p e di e nt to make any the damage has been considerable, we understand that both sJ:inlets L ward Isl. R: • Hayti.. Ist day of H.M. B. Mutine, i` ll.M..B.Linnet each month April 4. April 29. . no longer either possible or profitable to withhoW lively m mniercial. He retarded it as much more important in amendment' in the provisions of those which was agreed R arties ar e fully The premises are the errof t acts, a k aguira , . ~. its social relations, as affecting the interccurse between different to.e-lt s was • understood that the members of the committee lr. Ulements.-Journat. ' Mexico . rid Ha- t 15th day of H.M.B.Goldfinch Lord Melville, __ essee _____ :s members of the sense f 1 sandespeciallyof the poorer would be named on Friday •• ' - h • ' • • ' • Mmene mrs..maammem.prourart..o...... 2 - . vans... aim te„ THE STATE OF TRADE r. THE NEWSPAI I ER i classes. as alluded • ' to by Mr. Brown, . Mr. ;Hill had proved that Mr. WARD Obtained leave to bring in a bill for the better re- .' f arein s et.- L'ward. 15th day of Nightingale, WM. Express • . ACCOUNTS. , • the cost of the mere ennvevauce of letters. from place to pleee gulatitin of the metropolitan sewers. ZDipping Entelltgente. i .•&-, Ha Y t ' L each month. • April 18, - May 14. Carthagena ......) • • - • • ' • . did not enceed•nne thiety„siXth of a p e nn v e a c h, n n the average •On the motion of Mr. Theme Bnoweie, the evidence taken , • ( From the Manchester Courier.) ~. . , • . . , . . . PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. - ' For several months it was . our practice to insert wiekly I of the whole,. The mere convesance of the letters Cost nothing before the Kinsal e election committee was ordered to be printed. .SUNDAY, APRIR 29. , but this small , . fraction of a penny. The principal expense was •. On the motion of Lord JOHN Russet:E., the clergy residence LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Outward. tiedounts of the state or trade in Manchester, which, it is 1 Astnivro:-Maria, Moller. from St. Petersburg--Fortuna. Kieller, in the postoffice itself. He appealed to fhein if it was right that hill was read a third time and passed. and Vest a , Groga. from Hambro'-Charles, -, from Ostend- , (Sailing before 1411 Jan.) . .... - - unnenessary to explain, we gleaned from varion. parties : , in this court trva poor hand-login ' '' • om weaver, fur instance, when the Ihe house then adjourned at half-past nine o clock. Celia. Black, from New Orleans-'-and• British King,. Pattesonjecitu . to ' - ••.•• ' .. after Ist Aug. "on change." The genirirtiiii:nriWaction, however, 1 conveyance of his letter only cost one thirty • hof -sixt • part a • Blobile. ' • latnaica • expressed botla)►y merchants Arid manufacturera, together penny, should pay the price or a whole d a y' s l a b our b e f ore h e HOUSE OF LOR DS.-FRIDAY,• Saitemm-Thomas -Worthi ng t on , .D uncan , for Valparaiso-Cons- Leeward Isl. Demerara &Bethke. 20 0 - 0' 0 20 0 -.:-. 25 0 brook. Pollock. for Quebec-Auburn Dufrey, for New York-Ertl- N ew • ........ 30 0 •--- 35 0 140 0 -150 0 with the conviction that such notices--conveying, as ! was allowed to communicate with his child: (Cheers. Was it The 'louse of Liards re-assembled this evening. • tient. Gibson, and Chandos Smith, for Jamaiea-Queen blab, Ainh.y. New York, Boston • , 2O 0 -s- 25 0200 - 0 0 right that the moment the alt left him he should. become The Earl of Wreicis i eeri e inquired wh e th er th e re was any for Calcutta-Woodman, A;nlrews. for St. John N.8.-and Reindeer, Charleston, Savannah they did, the feelings and opinions (in some instances, 1 . . • s_ ~ estranged from. his parents, I a communication en, and in- truth in the rumour that Mr. Tinton had been appointed Lord Wetts, for Buenos Ayres. • ' ' New Orleans 35 0 •... 40 '0'250- 30 0 ' no doubt, biassed .by cirentnetancesl of a few individuals, I teremirse of feeling interrupted ? \Tali it right his domes_ ts serirb un's e legal adviser s" " -;--__,_- ' - • • =• - - Has4rimi . lath Jah. 40 - 0 •-:- 60 . 0 140.. 0 --45'13 0 , Must he injorictie . to trade, at length induced us to with- 1 tic affeetioris should be •allowed to expire and' earest and I 0;11 M answ ered that no such appointment had • MELBOURNE answ . . . John O'G a n n t,. Robertson, from Canton and St. Helena, at this Chnada - ' port; sailedfrom Canton Bth Jan. and from St. Helena 9th March. British North America r 30 Os-- 35 'o'.. 0 0 , -. 0 0.. • 30 0 -.40 O• 0 0 - 0 0, • diacir thent entirelY from ' out columns. And it is obvi- 1 holiest associations forgotten for want of intercon PO with those tal ' sn 1. p ce, adding that, upon fiirther consideration, it was O n ' , •th Jan, ep o ke the Geprge IV, for London ; and Sincapore. from Newfoundland . 25 0 r•-• 30 0 20 0- 30 0 OHS that unless. a chamber composed of merchants and I , , With whotrahaey were shared ? This was nn supposititious case thought ;bet any appointment orate kind would he unnecessary. Sine • .apore for London. 22nd March, in lat. 20 N, long. 21 30 W, the Breeds - 60 0 ' ' ! which li -se e as putting. On this part of the qnestion he knew ! The Marquis r i o. .l• ANS Do WNE presented the first report of the barque Ariel, for London. - • ' River Plate ' 35 0- 40 0 35 0-- 0 0 esnanufacturera. were established, the sense of which• from his own observation how' often the arm classes were de e , • • commissinners•appointed to visit the Aberdeen Colleges. Great' Western. (steamer) . from Bristol for New York, was seen East Indies - ' should be periodicall v taken and given to the politic, a . • "' • • 15th April, in sat. 46 26, lone: 32 1.3 out seven days " ' COmpany's Ships • ..•.4 45 0 -- 5 1 0 ' 45 0e- 50 0 barred front hearing from then- friends; how anxious)} they looked I urd AIELBOUENE in answer to inquir from the Earl of , y , Ariel Warden, f 'tt f' C S . • d i ' . from 'Cif.o aor Canton, at Since ; receive - Batav a •450--50045 0 - 60 0 true an d exact representation of the state of trade must f - plicatekeeping 1 . '.l -f' • ' • ' or a conveyance. often t l eir etters or weeks, Aberdeen, said he did not expect that any measure would be d, `. .. . New South Wales • • 4O 0 --. 50 0 40 0-60 0 .be' impracticable.. . . : • • because they could not bear the h ea vy tax levied on their glen- proposed this session founded on such report • amage in a typhoon 17th Nov- . Billow Fishwic 1 at Messi , k, hence na Cape of Good Hope • '3OO--40 0 30 0 .-L. 49 0 •' We have been led to these observation% by the perusal der means by the present rate of . postage. The question, he' The fL - •• ' had been • Marquis o ensnowee (after many petitions . Frisk, Wbiteway, from Bue no s Ayres, at Falmouth Africa ,. .. 25 0- 30 0 30 0 -120 0 of the following paragraph, which- appeared in the Guar- repeated, was far more important in its social than in its fiscal presented' regarding the Poor Law Amendment Act, National Nestor, Moses. for NeW York, was Spoken 31st March, inlet. 3533, Gibraltar . e ..•, 20 0 --: 25 015 0 - 20 . 0 dithl'OriVddnesday :--- relatikkes-far more 'important to the poor man than even to. Education (Ireland), &c ) gave notice that on Tuesday next ' long..° 10 ' ' Lima, ValparaiSo; 86c. '45 0 - 70' 0' .400- 50 0 Tam O'Sbanter, - Sumpton, for Quebec, was spoken 20th April, in'' Malta, Sicily, • '25 0 -e. 30 0' 20 o-2 5 0 • •, • - .. enn reading o the Custre yof Insane lat. 50 46, long. 19 20 • ' .... : . , - ' Smyrna and Constantinople - 30.0 - 25 0 - • "There wes a decided appearance of improvement in our (Cheers.) The third part of the resolution needed • tittle tom- persons (Ireland) Bill; after which their lordships adjourned e •- Malaga . '2O 0- 30 0 20 I) .. 25 .0 . market yesietAtiy. The demand fo r yarne, a nd - for mo s t d e s. ' ment from him. If they wished to 'raise the moral feeling ()filo. •11 M d . 'ta on ay. se _ MONDAY. APRIL 30. Madeira - • 15 0- 20 0 1:5 3- 20 0 criptiens, qr, pri i nting clothe, was beta.). than for some Weeks commminity; they Ardt! begin by instilling a reverence for the . • • --- • AIIIIIVED -Chilto, Wildridge, from Paraibe-Fanny Ann Garri. Western Isles, Cape de Verds 2O 0-30020 0 - 25 0 iii past'; and a trilling advance on previous rates was in some lacy. No one could break the law - kvithout a sacrifice of moral • lIOUSE OF t COMMONS.-FRIDAY. goes, Wallace. and Chaelotte,White, from JeMaica-Harriet. Stroud ; Lisbon epees, realised. • Thegeneral rosin inn appeared to be, that prices feeling, and who (mold be worse than to break the law state- .et i Rensineton Curtis mind Columbian Barker 'from Nk•w Orleans- ' C any petitions were presented on various subjects, and in 'a . w • s.s.. • • • • Alen. . Aktliz ...... . ..... . - 25 0 • hiave.at length Seen their lowest, and there was consequently a nokticallv, and witheitt even a CoDSciolls i ness or more wrone? much more orderly manner than has !recently marked this part land -. miter lynch. Gallagher; from Patres-Ceres, A, from Holmes- France - 10 0 7 6 .-. 10 0 • Much more healthy . feeling thin has prevailed for some eon.. Viewed in its right light there was no difference ins morel guilt . of the business of the how. -Norfolk Hero, Garwood, from Constantinople -Covington, Holland• - • ' •7•6- 10 0 76- 10 0 Holbrook from Rotterdam-and Garland, Wittleton, from Maran- i Ilamburg,.Bremen. B:,e, .7 6- 10 0 7 6- 1 ° 9; sidetable time." , I diet ween defrauding the revenue in the transmission of a leiter, .. . „ • The consnlidated fund bill, nn the motion of •Lord JOHN ham. ' 1 Gottenlmr; , , Stockholm . . . !or by stnnetaine ri e then ht nothing g could he more injurintoe We admit there wag a rather better feeling in the mar- . - ' - ^ . ni - SSELL, was read the second time. - -• .- - • . . Star, Glover, from New Orleans for this port, was spoken about 18th Petersburg, Riga, Stc. ,15 0- 20 0 0 0 7 ' 0 0 ' -, ' i „biro moral tone of 'society than a law which ensured its own Oporto : : ~ . ' . 15 O'e. 20 0 15 0- 0 0 stet on Tuesday, but very little business was done, and hat infraction, and sciould cencl d ' dd . u e cy a tug that the • • • Col. l'enceve a iierMired whether the annual returns regard. instant. in long.: Robertson, Neill, sailed . from Dawning's bay for Montreal 22nd __ .....___e_:-_ e __. • ing, committals Is iu Ireland, which ought to have been presented • . ,in 'no instance, that we has e heard of, except an advance motion had his hearty concurrence. in February, were likely to be soon before the house? , instant . • PRICES OF SH AR ES, LlVERtatenT . APRIL XL :of altree•lialfpence per piece on printed cloth, was there i Mr. Stu PILE se conded the . resolution.. THE STATE OF TRADE r. THE NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. (From the Manchester Courier.) .• several months it was . our practice to insert wiekly "fieed unts of the state of trade in Manahester, which, it is unnecessary to explain, we gleaned from variou. parties "on change." The generdrithis'afiWaction, however, expressed both by merchants and manufacturers, togeth er • with the conviction that such notices—conveying, as they did, the feelings and opinions (in some instances, no doubt, biassed ,by circumstances) of a few individuals, roust be injurious to trade, at length induced us to with draw them - entirely from our columns. And it is obvi ous that Unless a chamber, composed of merchantS and .manufacturers,. were established, the sense of which should be periodically taken and given to the public, a true and exact representation of the state of trade must heinite impracticable.. " We have been led to these observations by the perusal of the following paragraph, which- appeared in the Guar - dici*OflVddneMy - •.‘.' There was a decided appearance or improvement in our :market yesterday. The demand for yarns, and for most des ,criptions, of pri,nling cloths, was better than for some weeks past'; and a trilling advance on previons rates was, in some rpses, realised.. Thegeneral opinion appeared to be, that prices tiatte.allenglii seen their lowest, and there was consequently a Much more healthy feeling than has prevailed for some con. sidetabfe time." . . We admit there was a rather better feeling in the mar ket on Tuesday, but very little business was done, and in 'no instance, that we ha% e heard of, except an advance :of three-halfpence per piece , on printed cloth, was there. any improvement in prices ; in fact, itappears to be the general impression that we have not yetarrived at the worst.. However, this is only one opinion set in oppo sition to another, and it occurs to us that the commercial world will not derive any great benefit from either. We . will not say that, in Issuing such paragraphs as the ale:Which we have quoted, our contemporary was -actuaied . by sinister motives—we will not say that they tatittrinted for. the purpose of seducing people into a libtiori that the country prospers under the.auspices of a 'Week' and tottering goveruvent ;—but this we will say, '(and iropf contemporary will give 'his conscience fair play, hewill ad it the truth of our assertihn,) that the whole of this great commercial community hare no con fidence at all in the present ministry, and that as long as they remain in edficc me need not expect any improve ment in trade. • ITOUSE OF • COMIMONS.--FRIDAY. Many petitions were presented on various subjects, and in's much more orderly manner than has •recently marked this part of the business of the honse. The consolidated fund bill, on the motion of Lord Jour; RUSSELL, was read the second time. - Col. l'EncnvAt. inquired whether the annual returns regard ing committals iu Ireland, which ought to have been presented in February, were likely to he soon before the house? Lord MouPETti answered that he would inquire. Lord STANLEY asked when the registration of voters (Ire. 'land ) bill might be expected to be presented, leave to bring it in having been given early in March•? Lord JOHN RUSSELL answered• that the delay bad resulted from the necessity of considering various points that had arisen,. tlyit . thev now were settled; and that the bill would'be presented as soon as the attorney-general for Ireland arrived, Mr. Hum inquired when the Bank of England question could be brought forward, but he could not get any very distinct answer from Lord J. Russell. • 1 : The CliA it:ma N observed, before putting to the vote, that he, 'was sure that in the correspondence between Liverpool and , Manchester, the postoffice, instead of being the cheapest and quickest, was the dearest and slowest. .1f any person in Liver. pool wanted to Comtr.unicate quicklywith Manchester, he would, send his letter by parcel. They were all aware that a great, amount o f communication vras carried on between the two towns in that matter, to the great benefit of the railway; and that, no donut, explained why they had not received co-operation from that quarter, for the dir;vtors felt that the postoffice reforin, which was sought by the meeting,'would occasion a great fulling -of in their revenue. The resolution watt then'put and carried-unanimously. ; Mr. TODD, moved the,,,next .resolution. He said that there' were sweets - and bitters mingled up in, it. The first'part might he. considered an unalloyed sweet ; but the last, which had re' feren,ce to subscriptions, might ,be deemed somewhat bitter. If the people at large, were indebted to Mr. ;Rowland Hill for his exposure of the abuses in the postoffiee management, surei the thanks of the et - immunity of the second commercial port or tha,enspire were . du e . to Aim in an eminent decree. Ile had shown tbal,the present rates of postage were excessive: insp . °. sing, as they at pse,ent stand.. an onerous and unequal tasa t tiqu.. The abuses in. the department, by which such excessive expenses were laid upon . the.eountry; had for some time beets well,known • but remained for him '(Mr. Poe - rand tho, roughly, to dissect rhe.sobject. and to lay b e f ore th e cou n tr y th e deficiencies of the existing systern; sand the least they entrid d 9 was to return hitntfieir thanl.s for dilktit he had done. The sub ject was one,witich might, have beernliscus:ted at great length' i had it not been that the,commerCial 'gentlatnen ptesent were probably fully acquainted with it. and they had hart little lime to,spare. At the sa ?lift time, there were many facts eiume&ed with it not generally known. Mr. Hill. itt his pamphlet. had bboy‘ n. like: a judicious reformer, not only where defects exited hut. he had pointed out remedies. Ile had shown, in the first place, that while the revenue in other departmants had been _increasing. that derived trout the poinoffice had. been retrogra'. sling. during the last twenty years, in a triiiiitg degree. He had, shown that; had it - kept pace with the increase in other .1.1 - arches, the income yielded by 'it •Would' exceed the present amount by about ££2.600.Ct)0 sterling: 'HiS reference Must he considered a correct one, beeauseit was drawn from a compari-' son between the pestoffiee and public conveyances. and nothing could he fairer than th . at. Mr. Hill had alSo shown that in France, which was, not : so commercial : a country as cur own, there, had been an increase of 54 per cent. in the pestoflice re venues during the last fourteen years; and, if take, in con junction with the actual diminution in England, did not that fact show that there_ wait. something radically wrong in our'sys. tern.? Then the. unequal rate of the tax was a thing which ought.to be considered; but, without enterinz largely into that question, suffice it to say that Mr. Hill. deserved their cordial thanks for having directed the attention of the country to the whole subject; and tnutove that Vote having been the principal cause of his rising, he should enlarge no snore, but leave the subject in their hands. Mr. Ceossetßtn sevended the motion. mild hear evi dence .4hat was, much truth anti force in v. hat .had been set fortht o sending letters LY other coniey ttnces than the postoft;ee. Allusion had hren made to Glas gow and Stafford, and the systrm did exist in tiunse arid it others as writ . Ile t i ed lately asked a vent t'tritint with where he was acquainted, what wool? he the rtfeet upon him it there were a penny po!tage, and he re.plisd that where be PRICES OR, SHAH ItS; LIVERPOOL, Argil, 30. • Last Prices This day'••• • • RAILWAYS, &c. • ' PerSlinre. , Prices. • 'Birmingham and 'olonoesten t i 15 paid' .10 2 . 6•.... • • Ditto - and Derby : 2O .... 19 15 0 •••• Birkenhead and Chester lO. paid . 13 12 6 .... Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 64 0 0 ••• • ' • Chester and Crewe I)ublin and Drogheda lO paid '7 0 0 •••• Eastern Counties - 4.18 9- , .... . Edinbtirgh and Glasgow (old) , 3 .„, 415 '0 .... Ditto • ditto , (new) • Ditto . Leith and Newhaven 5 paid 4- 0 0 ..... • , Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 4 ...... 4 19• '6 ..• • . . ...'GlaSgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, 1 5 paid 4 5 o. ' . ~ and Ayr • 'Grand Junction . • • - lOO .... 220 0 0 ..... Great We . ...... ' . • .65 " - 03. 0 0 .... 93 00 6 Hull and Selby Lancaster amt Preston 100 .... 200 0 0 .1.„ Liverpool curl Manchester , . . 25 .... 48 5 0 .... Ditto quarter shares • 'DittO ' half shares -- ' • ' , London and liirtningliaon 5 ... 31 5 0 ••• • • :10u-quarter sliares ' 91 5 4.... •.• 17 4 4 5 -1 1 0 0 0 C ........174 10 0 Ditto. , . 0 Ditto and Southampton 50 43 5 •• • • Ditto, new shares , 8 .. 9 17 6 .... ' Diftii 3;:, B r i g hton (United, Leeds and Manchester , 21.:. p . a . i . d 5 2 7 7 . 1 0 0 , 0 ., ........ 5 paid 25 0 0 .... k e ei i c e es os t t :: i r . a t ' , IL . / Sswwaatti,iii-iiinngg,t,e.onno (new) - ' ... a) . .. 7 :. 1 1 l i t: , 0 0 ........ M a nchester, Bolton, 3: . ., - Burt .... . 9 ;5 ~, . 9 2 6 Manchester and liiriningharm _ . . Midiand Counties ,20 .... 1 7 1J V .... 10 .... 92 10 0 .... 05 . „, 23 5At .... Ny n •wi l e t a o s q tl , e m a r n t, d r C s , l a: a l l ! ;8 1 e . 'North Midland 35 .... 41 15 0 ... „ , .... Booth Eastern and Dover .; .., • North Union, (new) 1 5 .. 0210 0 , Ditto, (old) , lOO .... 75 10 o • .. St. H .„ Helen's and Runcorn Gap.• 100 paid ' 40 i 0 0 .... BANKS: Bank of 'Liverpool.'.... .... : .. £l2 10s pakT 23 12 6 ..., ----, Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 2 6.. - Liverpool Union lO ..... ' 13 7• 6 ~:• -- Northern and Central,,,, 10 .... 3 2 6 ...• Albion ~ 25 paid 24 A 0.. , North and South IValcs:, 10 .. '9 5 0 • ....,...... Southo l‘ f ,',e'Whl,i,isn,tacenhrlst Lancashire......., oo:l .. D . ..... .. 15 7 ' 16 : • 1 6 9 1:4 6 .. • ...... to .... 11 17 '8 .., Ec L ao i vsmetrol Boroughi (f o .r o E, l i ::gi Bankßanking Bana 1: i ..(.3. :f . C . iz o .. Company g p . ~.it a .: ll l.l . ~;;..... .. .. c: ..;. 1 9 (13 1 1 .? ?; 6 ("6, ~... ... ... .... Phoenix Bank ....... . • ... ...•-• ..... ; .Itoyal Bank of Liverp001,,;'.....500 .... 097 10 0 .... "Wilts , and Dorset, .• .... •: ..t.. '_. 10 ..... . 10 7 ' 6 •• • • ' ! • - GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. * E xchange:Bilildings ... .1 . .100 paid 100 0. 0 .... L'pool& IlarringtonWaterWorhs 200 .... 450 0 0 ~.. Bootle Ditto ' ' ' ' Stock .... 320 0 0 „... Li verporil Coal Gas Corh patt * ~Stock .... 350 0 0 .... V& • •imNew Gtis•& Coke C0....X10d .... 191 0 0 .... ' ' - Ditto- Ntsw Shares are now p a id u p. ASSURANCE COM I'ANIES, . Liverpool Marine Assurance C0..E25 Paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Comany. lO .... 7. 2 6 ~... Liverpool Fire and I.lle •- ' .- 2 tOs. 2 3 0 ~•.' ' DOCKS; FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, Ice. Anderton Carrying Company l2 10s. 12 15 0 Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0 Egrernont Perry Rock Ferry. Monk's Ferry l3 . .. Stearn 'ring Company Harrington Docks . Bl .... Apothecaries' Company ...... Asphalte (Liverpool) TELEGRAPH OFFICE, APRIL 3C). Wind at Holyhead W.N.W. moderate. Off ditto, inward bound, at 630 n.m. No. 1435, Moun taineer, 13.5. from Paraiba-1770, Jane Walker, B.S. at 9 a.m.-from St. John's -20. Frances, B.S. at 11 30 a.m. from Bombay-851, Lady Stormont , BIS. at. 3 p.m.—and 1464, Lancashire Witch, B.Bk. at 4 3b p.m. from Monte Video. Off Point Lynas. inward bound. nt R a.m. No. 748, Garland, 8.8. from Mar:tribal - n-9'22, Charlotte, 8.8. from Jamaica—and 10, Bella Portetia,B. B. at 5 p m. on . Point Lynas, outward bound; at tp.rn. No:121, Brilliant, 13;Bk. for J•imaica. Sir H. Vivi 4 fq, the house having resolved into committee of oopply, brought forward the ordnance estimates, the desultory discussion on which, being interspersed by .questions , &c., beet): pied "considerable time; Lord How tcx afterwards moved A vote for the yeomanry corps; and Mr. Firma proposed; es an amendment, the entire reduction of the corps; both which propositions led to animated discussions: The grant ; however, was carried by 293 ; there being 57 for the amendment ; majority in favour of the grant, 146 The remaining orders having . been disposed of, the house adjourned. ,A.C.CII)E,NT.—,-I1 I'M A NE ('oN nurT,—About eleven o'clock yes. terday night wrok. a policeman head a cry t f " watch !" pro. reeding from towards the Canal. As he proceeded thither, th e cries fur help continued, but they became More taint as he neared the npot. and at last ceased. lie began - to feel about in the 'crater with his stick, and at last' perceived rrian'si hear! rise above the surface; There Were et the time three or four flattnen and some women about twenty taeds from the spot, but they re fused to lend soy aild•Went down into the cabin of their flats, laughing.; The policeman, however, succeeded in rescuing the man (who was a blaCksmitb, named Hart Leath- Wood, residing in aildart's-garden,) from his perilous Situation. He had fallen into the canal when in a state of intoxi ca ti on, and did not recover from the effects of his drenching for two or three' dabs. • TH Ifi ES. —A bout two o'clock on Monday night, as one of the inspectors of police was pa`ssing Mr. Heap's warehouse, in North John,street.mrnan Informed him that he had heard a suspicions noise in the inside, The inspector accordingly lingered shout some time; anticipating a recurrence of. the sounds; but nor being able to detect any thing amiss, - he went away. taking the precaution however, to leave a policeman on guard, with instructions how to act in case any thing should occur, The officer, after the lapie of a short time. distinctly heard a noise within the warehouse; the other policeman on the heat was callcd,-and, having glanced upwards,.he first observed, and pointed out to his companion, the hand.of a man obtruding from a window of the warehouse. They thereupon sprung their rattles, and brought additional assistance to the spot. Mr. Vbitty, happening to be passing at the time, was informed of the circurostauces, and, delay being dangerou s, ordered the locks to be lacken. That having been accomplished. the crowd of police olDcers rushed in with an alacrity increased by the presence of the bead constable, and an emulous anxiety to se !uslituted into eyery cram. • the capture n large cat , the •Vbee at length rewarded by , urn ' the th l ieves a ( v iiii - g it ' it u l t c s o ea rt r i r e h r, w a a n ' d f' ;h rl e b i7i l l t r b atseeorthy 1- whitevisage of which had been mistaken by the policeman for the I and of a thief, an d its harmonious serenading for the noise of robbers' Heap was of e , nrso made acquainted aN I th e reason t Lb; locks baying been broken, and expressed himself perfectly satisfied. 14 2 6 .... 9 5 0 .... 0 0 -I) 65 10 0 .... 0 0 0 212 6 .... 1 7 G =LIVERPOOL. RIDING-SCHOOL. TO , THR la) rrort OF THE LIVERPOOL STAYIVRD. Sitt',"- 4 •Plearsnme weeks back at a steeple chase, at Aintree, tonktnysfand nertrone of the hurdletabichthe competitors b'arto elear on their return. 1 observed something. in the quiet ftieeful manner in which one or two of the •riders sat their quirseS 4 oVer tire fondle that a life of practical riding after hounds could not give. I conjectured, therefore, that there most have been something of the riding school in the, matter. 1 learnt that he' gentlemen whom I noticed did not belong to Liverpool. and - -that if they had, they could not have acquired their go a l riding ~ • -theye, 'a, there was not a riding school in the place pr toorirondl This, for, a place that can boast of so many excel lent and beautiful saddie horses, is a subject of more than regret. There is, I arn told; one solitary riding-master, who wants nothing —to make him useful but a school. horses, and .scholars.! . The Ave first flight ba furnished to him at an original outlay of £500. , This: might be recovered by a rent on. the ,huild ing,' arid a yearly addition till the price of the horses was made up. If you draw {public attention to this subject, it would I think, enrage the reflections not only of many young sportsmen Lut-i of i.otne fathers•of fa _yours, . ) I•yirer.poot, April 12, 113.3.' V 1 )( 1 X-STilEET. Mr Laidlaw has announced Jiis departure fri.mi. Liverpool on the sth instant. We are satis . fled that :all have visited this delightful eNhihition will cordialrV tv:leoinehisretorti. • To those who have hith er to post pone' their visit, we w"old earnestly recommend an inspection , of this splendeci work of art. Theetssociations connected 'With this exhihition sire - of the most powerful interest, and equally pleasiog as a'Study as zratifying to the eye. Ti! 1: T R —.I hat most polite and att e nti ve o f a ll h ox . `:270oo 4“7..epers; Mr. P r, tzg, takes his tienotit at the Liver nn Fri ipxt. The 'aitrat'ive hill of err ertaiuments•he has 'rod! ) . co,prf, - ,t. with the fact that the hottse closes on the oceigtoi r- ot - t h l selism i i; •. w ill, we have no dolgt, ensure him a very erowdcd auditory. The frequenters of the Liver must not forget Mr. Pogg l althouzh he has ilnt aff;rded them amusement on the stage, h e has contributed' not a little to their comforts im Ifroat of a, by hjs nnremitting' attention • 3itriporto. SOUTH AMERICA. Mary & Ann, (212)'11 Bartlett, from Arlen, •230 tons copper ore, 1136 I,nles 453 Imtz9 calupps' wool, 33 baits cotton, 1 box 10 eases hoot ents unknown, order-446 serons copper dust C Tayleur and co-159 bales cotton, .11 Tern pleman and co--B.l)ales sheeps' wool, F Iltith and co—: 55 dry bides, the master,l box samples, 11 Casfellain and co—GD _ . UNITED STAITS. Scotland, ( Al 5) W Robinson,' from Ni 4 York, &MIAs turpentine, order-600 do, Mitchell, Tooker and en-324 hales cotton, Ny and S Brown atid . e'o--115 do:F.:wart, Myers aril co-:-.192 do; Wainwright and co-264 Pickersgill ' dill co—'2S2 do, J Holford and co-36 do, T II 13 ;kekburn--l9 do, Collmann &:Stolterfoht-115 do, Fletcher, Alexander and do, 414 boiler plates, G Wright-10 hhcli tobiteco, .1 hnd W. Oxley and .co—r) Magrietha; (87) G All;orrienard. from OrOningen,°B tons oak hark, :,GO qrs oats , J Van; Zellerand Co(4 1) - • Spler:'id. (641) G W Howe. from •MObsle. 2000 Tritest-otter , . Hum" phreill and Biddle-65 • do, order-40 do, Baring Brothers and CO-54 do, C; Gordon-1M sticks eedar, sinwright, Sheila and co—P I) Intrepid,(l43) T hare, from Vera Cruz, 51 serous cochineal, 2 cases India rubber; 2, boxes . presents, order.—From Laguna, 170 tour wood, C Tay - Ippr and eo—Q D Franklin, (377) J L Pendleton, from New York, 646 hales cotton, J Kearsley and Son-71 do, Collmann and Stolterfoht-2 50 do, W Fiel (len and co-4 do, order—P Colt/Mhos, (CO5) S Coilln. from Now Orleans, 2120 bales cotton, Hiunphreys and Biddle.—l' D St. Cloud, (4,75) 18 Colborn,' from New Orleans, 1829 hales Cotton, Humphreys and Iliddle:—W Princess Victoria, (561) S Paul. from New Orleans, 1860 bales cotton, Humphreys and lliddlesoo salted hides, order—G D EUROPE. Alexandra, (2:18) F Fierstofc, from Copenhagen, 1800 brls tar, 664 handspikes, Falk and Gritlin-1i 1) Nyverheid, (111 A Lieyens, from Antwerp, 240 bales Sax; Ten rants, Moore and co-86 tons oak bark, order —Q D • LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. , r rnm ; Direct. Indirect. Prom Direct. Indiret. Calcutta . Jan ....14 Pernam... Feb. ..11 Ilomb ay... lan ....27 Llaranham Feb. • .2f China Jan ....E N. Orleans ...... I , Lrt.h .. 16 Mauritius St. Helena.. March.. 9 Rio Janeiro. Jan l9 St Charleston ...... arch; n iJahia . • _ ---- --i ...... LIVE ()0., AG., ICULTUR AL TiIARKET, APRIL 2S. ifil T ' • .. • ' s. d. fi. d. • "• . - '' ' • s. d. ,s. d. • (lid p o y • 09V1 • 64r2011% 'Potntoos ~..'. 2 4q2 .6 , 4* 9011,. limit:cc— O9 0 0-- Cattle Potatoos 110 2 0 Clov er 114. y,... 08010 . , Tiirnips lO 032 0 per ton -- Strew, Wheat.. 07 0 7i— Carrots 3B 050 0 Straw, Oat O6O 7 Matplewitrzle2B 0310 -- Etraw,Barley 0 5 0 6-- Manure 4) 010 0-- v./ t MAY LONDON GAZETTE.-- FRIDAY, APRIL 27. . PARTNERSTII t's DISSOLVED. E:RhbinSon Ihd I.*Slatei, 111:.fiebeAir,woullen-drapers—J. Roberts and J. H. Roberts, Abergh.wr Etves,lano;lshire, cotton-spinners — R . Beek and E. Bowyer, Chester, wane-merchants. 11 ; i ' S 61', V tNT. April 27-=Charles Verrall, Lewes, grorer: 'Johrrßilfett, Northfleet, Kent, . Benjamin Brown, New Windsor, Oilman: John King Kent, Craven-street, bouclon, money-scrivener., Joseph Sellers, Aslihorne, Derbyshire, ironmonger. • 'Thomas Brown, Gloucester, victualler; William Swain, Leamington-priors, Warwickshire, builder. Robert Reynolds, Manchester, cabinet-maker. Thomas Trollop, Friskney, LincolnAire, buyer and seller of beer. John Stork, Preston, corn-merchant. Francis Garth, South Shields, Common-brewer. . ; , May 21, 'S:Ediritinds:POrrival-4treet; Niiil.l4iniitmirsiludte, London, Trrovision-agentrr 7 9lay 4, D. pouler and. It: Green, Lime-street, Lon • don, merAants—May 21,. R..' knowles Trunp-St:cet, warehouseman —May 21, A. II: -Merriman. Leattenhall-street, London, trunk-maker —May 18, .1. It. Glenister, Trim, Hertfordshire, auctioneer —May 1 8 , J. Sinith, Little Warif4-Stf6cf; Clerken wA',‘ London . ; funeral carriage master r -May 18, G. W. Rotirs.a4d, W. Jacob Mark-lanp, London, Cont-frictors —M a y 19; T. LfriSell arid VI. LinS6ll, Piceadilly, London, tailors—May 19, T. Sawer,Wootl r street, London, riband-manufacturer -Mpy 19, J, Turner, Great Portland-street, Oxford-street, London, tailor— clap 18;14. Cook, Lancaster-place, Strand, 'London, ilavY agent—May,23, It. Stone, Thame, Oxf(Wlsh ire, carpenter—May 25. J. Laing; Stocktori-iition-Tees, Shipliil4i3lay 21,1 1 . anches ter, ,cotton-spinner-May 24,, ,Crafts Coventry, riband-mannfac titter—May 22, W. Patten, Heaton Norris, Uneashire,'druggist--:-May -Inman, . 13 figlithehnston,,groeer',June :10, S. Skinner, Green,. ham, Berkshire, brewer—M ay, 22 , T . Pegg, Leicester, grocer—May 19; fW. Robinson, StoneS, bandaAlrire, woollen-manufacturer—Nay 22, .1. Worthington, and J. Coltman, Stockport. Cheshire, drapers.. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown tcrthe contrary, on or before the 18th day of May.. Dury, Kidderminster,.grocer--r, Pitt, Kidderminster; groer--.. N. Russ e ll, Northallerton, orkshire,. flax-dresser—G. Arnold, Learn- Warvrickshlre, builder —P. Harrison, jun. King's nlace.Conimercial --road, London,. stationer —A'. Bel l; Newcastle-upon - Tyne, merchant tailor—W. G. Jackson, Hartlepool; Durham, grocer —J. • Miller, ,Durham Down, Bristol. nurseryman—T. Townsliend, Birmingham. contractor for rail-road works-4. Inglis, Lothbury, London; Merchant—N:"Ffaile.s, Pledad illy , 'LOridOn,lainkS'eller-= . -W. Evans, Millbankrstreet, Westminster, coal-merchant —O. Bc.ll, Chert sey, Surrey, tailor—W: Charleton; Berner-street, Co nuneroial.road. London, white lead-manufacturer, " AVEitAGE PRICE' OF 'SUGAR: " The averagepriee of. Brown or Muscovado. Sugar, computed from hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable the returns made in the week =eliding April 24, IS3B, is 35s 94d per thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. 1. S UOUR amuel B. Jael:son, (2d) Clarendon Rooms, 1 I. Ileury Orme, (special) ' ' Richard Finlow's,- 1 2. Patrick Magee, (Ist) ~ Clarendon Rooms, 1 5. Mary Hatt on And Son' clan"' Ditto- • .1 • 8. W. A. A. West kdiT.1,,..., .. ..,..,.,.. ... ~. —Ditto—. ..,„12 ' 8: J.'W. Wil li ams ' '''Litfledili. and Bards Weirs, 'l2 ll "rae.S.W• 1 1 0 `tcie4 ( I st) NORTHERN' HOSPI'T'AL WEEKLY REPORT• For the week ending Arm 28, 1838. • PATIENTS ADMITTED. , PATIENTS DISCHAEO . ED. Acci I dents witliout recommen- Cured l7 dation .. .. ......$ 9 Relieved & made Out-patients 21 Medicaland Surgical cases with Incurable 0 recommendation )112 Died 2 Remaining in the hospital B3 . . House Visitors, Rev. Thos. mitilby and Jacques Myers, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower. Donations and Subscriptions received bv Messrs. Arthur Heywood, Sons, and Co., and at all the Liverpool Banks, _ LI VER POW . TIDE TABLE. flags. Mr s n. Brn. Et. H. M. •H. H. V, 1. Tile . gtinj , li3 51 425 I 1 T .St. Philip and gt. James. Wedne3day -t 5 , A .46 10 4 iVenixs.rises4lh 17h morn. Tlitrmlay t Friday • 4' 7'4B' B'lB 11 2 Moon ib Apogee 8h morn. Saturday Sunday 6, .9 25 943 13 10 3d Sunday after Easter. St. Moriday ...• 7 95J 10 16 15 0 , • [John Evangelist On the 2Gth' ultimo, Mrs. Warner, (late Miss Iluddart,) of the Theatre-Royal, Corent-garden, and Charlotte -street, Bedford-square. Kondon, of a daughter. On the 28th ultimoiat his residence; 41, S e ym our - s t reet , t h e lady o f G. W. Blanch, Esq. surgeon, of a son. • , MARRIED. Mr. Edward Marsden,'eesal.:slealer; Vs Mrs. Alice Ca*Stin; relict of Mr. Edmund Cawson, pilotand publicus, Mason -street. On the 15th ultimo, at Ormskirle, Mr. James Houghton, watch maker, to Miss Aspinwall; of tiff Smile place. • On the I.6th ultime, at St. Michael's ,Church, Mr. Thomas Jones, chief mate of the Racer, of this port , to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. John Beswick; of MAncliester. • Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. It. Davies, Captain Herbert, of the ship Delhi, youngest so n o f M r . Herbert, of Chester, to Isabell a , el d est daughter of C a pt a i n Smith , o f t h e ship Isabella, of this port. On the 17th ultimo, at St. James's Church, Toxteth-park, Joseph Berry, Esq. to Eliza, youngest daughter of the late Henry Penington. isq solicitor.. . On the 23d ultitdo, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev, T. S. Bovr stead, Mr.' Duntaci, bleekmaker, to Jane,' the youngest daughter of Mr. Styles. On. the 24th ultimo, at .the Ancient Chapel,Toxteth-park, Mr. Fran. eis'llornblower, teaLmerchant;to Jane Eliz:ibeth, youngest daughter of the late William Roscoe, Esq. On the 25th ulti mo , a t Brampton, Cumberland, Thomas Baty. Of the' firm • of 'Baty add Gibson, wine -merchants, of this tOWn, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Randleson, brewer, Bramp ton._ On the 25th ult. a t W a ll ase y, b y t h e R ev. Thomas Byrth, Mr. John Walsh, meiehant, of this town,. to Frances, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Lister. On the 2Gth ult. at Ormskirk, Mr. James Mill, of this town, mer chant, to Ellen, the Secohd'datighfer of Mr. George Gretn,ofti v iertgn r . On the 26th ult. at Great George-strout, Chapel. 7_ S. • Raffles, Mr. John Philli_ps, of Duncan-street Efts!. to b alts t ss h e;liza t. Fanny • Morris; of Min.:street, Toxteth-park. • by the Rev. Dr. On, the 46th lilt. at Great cleerge-street , c .: h .. a P r e • l l • Raffles Mr. Edward CroW to M iss Isabella SI I , lico . Lodge,ta On the 28th ult. at St. Bride's Church, .tI E I ve ß sh ev am . Mr, Bates, G. H. Meads, Esq. only son of Wm. Mea ds, Miss Amelia Simpson, of Oxford Parade, Cheltenham. ' DIED. - 'On the 20th August, near Galion, el 20 , VVlliani, second. son of 'Mr. John Holden, of this town. The deceas e d was unfortunately Lately at Wordwielt Dock-Tard, aged 96, Mr. Dunn. • drowned whilst attempting to escape from the wreck of the barque Ik l fartha, of this port. lir..lanuary last, at Gothland, aged 91„ Dr. Eberstein. Bishop of the Island of Gothland. The nels,•s of his de a th was not received at Stock ' hblm till the 30th - of March. all eointhUnication with the island having been interrupted, for more than three months; by the severity of the weather. The people of Stockholm were in possession of ne w s t o a later date froth Ind ia, A Mer i c h. and Africa than from an is;..nd scarcely forty Miles distant from their own shores. On the 14th F,ebruary, at Lochaber Plantation, Berbiee, suddenly, . aged 24, ffith, OnlYson of Mr. Griffith, of Great Moiling ton. . '• • Mr. 11. Jn March last at Demerara, of yellow fever, after one day's illneis. Nockelds, of •Susseisstteet, ' Texteth. park; `formerly or , you.- mouth. leavin g a w id ow and infant son to lament their loss. On Sunday the 4th March. at Pernambuco, aged 51, John Oldham. Same day, at Demerara, Thos.• Ambrose, eldest son of the late Mr. T. Peaeopp, wine -merchant, of this town, On tbe 9th ult:. - at her reaideuce, Ballylin, near Ramelton, Ireland. aged 93, Mrs. David Moore; and on the 15th ult„ aged 100. Dlr. David Moore, her husband. • On the 13th tilt, at Rairtsgate. after a long and severeillness; in his 81st year, Christopher Tennant. Esq., universally respected. On the 14th tilt„.at Nocton, aged 81, Mr. Wm. Parker, many years bailiff to the Earl tit On the 17th ult., at Brough, aged 8-i,. Mr. kd am D av i s, father of Mr . J. Davi s , or ga n-builder, of this town, and many years bailiff to the DWI of Thrinet 4 for the manor of Brough. Same day. aged 66, Elizabeth, the' beloved wife of Mr. Walter Witt-, son, timber-merchant, Toxtetb-park, late of Altrincham. Cheshire. •On the 18th nit:, at Newton Vale nce , H ants . a ged ' 80, the 'Rev: - E. VVhite, On the 21st nit., aged 10 years, Daniel Price, son of Mr. Joseph Winders, book keeper. Same day, of consumption, after a lingering illness of three years, aged 37, Ann, wife of Mr. G. W. Gibbs. Same day, aged 75, MrtE Kenworthy, of WiterloO4oad, much re gretted. • Same day, suddenly, at Newton-in-the-WiHows,Thos. Wray, Esq. late of DUblin, barrister-at.law' universally re gre tt e d. On the 21d ult., at Oxton. Cheshire. deeply l amen t e d, age d 26. Elizabeth,, Wife of Edward* Balman, Esq., or Ilishop's.blympton, Devon. ' Same day; at the house of his son-in-laW, at Birkenhead; aged 80. the Rev'. R. Houseman, for forty years the invaluable incumbent of , St. Anne's Chapel, Lancaster: • Same day, at Castle Douglas, after a long and lingering illness, ; aged 23, Mr. R. Gifford, much and deeply regretted by a numerous circle of friends and acquaintance • Same day,•ut St. Marygate, Ripon, aged 98. Mr. E. Johnson ; and. on the following day, at a n advanced age, Lucy, his . wif e . Th e y we re "bUried in one rave Oa the•23d silt , .at the house of her - Uncle, Mr. Austin, near the 01(1 Swan, West Derby, whither She had gone for the benefit of her health. ranch regretted by - her family end' a numerous eirele•of friend., to whom her most amiable dispoition bad endeared her. in the 32d year of her age:Miss Hannah Davies, lateof Bold-itreet. after a protracted and painful illness, whirl' she bore with truly Christian fortitude, perfectly resigned, and in joyful hopes of another and a better world." - Same day, aged 82, John Sidebottoin, Esq., of II ovily, Hyde. Same day, in Great George-st ree t. W estm i nster, aged 18, Catherine Emma, eldest daughter of .T. P. PlUmtre, Esq. M.P. • Same day. aged 83, Mrs, Ann Peacock, Marsk, nearßichmond. • Same. day, aged 83, Mr. Wm Greenwood, farmer, of Clayton, near Bradford. Same day, the Rev. John Parsons. He was the senior Catholic priest of Rook.4treet, Manchester, and was mord) respected as a scholar and a . Christian. Mr. e arsons is the third Catholic priest who, in that town. has,' in the eourse of this year, , fallemo victim to the typhus fever, caught in the zealous discharge of his pastoral duty. the the 2lth tilt. Robert, son of the late Mr. Thomas M'Gowan. surgeon. Same day, at his residence. the'Pavilion, ILimpton-eourt Palace, in'his 78th yeai; Litgitenant-Generic! ..Tames Moore. For upwards of fidentiai equerry ofihis t‘ventysix yens thia,li st i ognished officer was the favourite and. con-. Royal llighnesS the late Dulte of Kent, and was in attend ance upon his royal highness at his decease.' . On the 21th ult..after a lingering illness, aged"2l, Jahn, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Foolltes;'shipivright, 810 ndeMstreet. ' On the 25th Ult. awfully sudden ; aged' 38;• Mr. • James Fieldbouse. pilot, of this port, he was as affeetionatehusband, an indulgent father. and a sincere friend. On the 2Clth ultimo. aged 55 years. liarriet, the wife of William Heap Hutchinson, Esq. of Crosby House, near this town. On the 26th u lt . ago( ' 81, Mr. Timothyfotitl - ; of Macclesfield. On the 27th ult. aged the wife of Mr. W. Parke, Nile-street. ' On the 27th nit. Matilda, wife or. Mr. Cholmley Woodward, and youngest daughter of the late Wm. Iles. Esc). • On the 27th ult. i n hi s 80 t h year, Mr. Henry Farringtor., I.l)Pr' Pitt-street. • • ' • On the 28th ult. at his house, in Virgil-street, Mr. John Made. On the 2stli ult: aged 12 months, Robert Harding, the beloved Child of Mr. Thomas Parkinson, joiner, Mount-street. On the 29th ult. at his house, Canning-street, aged 31, 11Ir. Geotg ° eotton-hroker.; •-• • •• . On the 29th ult. aged 33 years, Charlotte Emily, the beloved wife 0f the Rev. William John Purdoo, South Bedford-street, and daughter of the late Right lion. De,nis proarne; LIVERPOOL: TUESDA Y, M Ay, .1. 183$. PR EVERY I'UI4,I I ) N A T I F L ;.I ` ). g I I) Fu E n inA F T MORNING, • 11Y 'RICHARD PATTISSON, • • • ' • • r Residenre. T'il7age;ef Wavertreed • M N. 0,4, NORTH, CItRSCPNT, CASTLF,STRPRT, , Orders and Advertisements are reeeived ht 'Messrs. Newton . a n d Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; - Deacon Walhr" k ,' . neynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson Rt Barker, Birchin-lane ; JaseP" Thomas, 1, Filieli-lane, Cornbill; M un den Lom bard-street •, Mitchell. 8, • Bed Lion-court, Fleet-street and Lewis, 4, Crown-cunt+ Threadneedle-street; at Garraw as's at the 'London 'Cornmercial , COffee-hOnhe, Mineing•- lane; at • the Jerusalem • Cotreehouse. Cornhill. ; Chapter Coiree-b ou se, reel noster-row ; North and South A mer i can Coffee- house , Thread. needle-street; and Messrs. William - Frend, Le Maitre, an d Co.. Sise-lane, London; hr 'Messrs, J o hnst on and Co.. at their NeWg paper and Advertiseinent Agency Office, Eden quay, Dubli n Mr : M•Phun,' Glasgow; Mr. Wh ee l er, E x eh ang e- s treet, Manehes ter • Mr, Hiudbek, and Messrs : J . an d W . B oot h , Booksellers, Warrinn. top ; Mr. _Clarke,,Pilot-ofli ce, P reston ;and M r . C o ope, 33, Cla. union. street, Birmingham. • • • crrns of :7›nbsorinti l-' on £or t -.as pap, T • credit one vear, 47:12 . 65.; itaii-vcar, jai ; arter 1 Is. Gd. —lf in advance, one year, 432 44 ' half- y e ar, Li is; quarter, lOn Gd.