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. . :• , , . , 1711viieff INfig4I.46XYCS: 4 1 0 1 :ona Iv rE.l,l,lo4Nui i . i' 4TXVRIOOII, Tlig IC" arCH kiini . O,4MiTAOI itMOSPIRI SECOND EDITION, i At tilt) int" filttiliffeilitv. . • , , tir - **lgrfat , s' 4 , at 4 ha niON (401ZEITTS.—FIMMV, MARCH If , e , ...._. , • s e . ,eseeese , : Jamea Stevenson, who came up to London to remove tlie , ._ __, eeesome.--,e ---,-.41.•,....--+- era......10wam,,. . , , (From the Orfor4 Herald.) WEST INDIES. . Queen and Sir Robert Peel, and an account of whoee f e est `es' - '-_----:----'-' - - - - " --L " ------------- -----' FRIDAY, Marcell 1 7. - Wislit 1 ?- 8 . 2 - mioDLE4victi coati MAR K ET, ief e,ac it ii. ' In a congregation holden on Thursday last, the following parbadoes papers to the 16th February have been seeeived- ; paamination before the Lord Mayor we gave in our pai*i• of Standard-410e, Three o' Clock, Acassivriti.-Jane Ross, Merrill, from Natcheass-LnCretra, trona Wheat, old, * 7516. - ' s. d. a, d. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. degrees were conferred :- The principal feature of interest is a long letter from Captai4 t Tuesday last, was brought before his lordship on Friday, hut i s r a e v m a n y N n ra a e, h wf - r ~ , B ne, . r ‘ k t o s: s n r i e a ln r od , r .a e a iv % v , e i r ) 0 . n f r a or d . Ai: . a o l i a n e I s s i t c . o I A a - e 4 G o o ~,r . r . i e N k :B S . k_ r i d a d: , ts Oats, ol i d 'e ,ls w 501 b - J. Wood & Co. Rainsbottom, near llnry, Lancastire, engrav e P . l B Helrnsley, of the steam-ship Dee, addressed to the goVernOr , only to be remanded till next day. On Saturday afternoon _ es __ , 7 4-7 1) to calico printers ;as far as regards W. Spencer-lt. Cubbin and • MASTERS OF ARTS. . , - -- Robinson, Liverpool.:furnitare brokers-W. Marlin and J. Blae kle s / ,. • Rev. Nathaniel Ascott Howard, Exeter College. of Barhadoes, giving ali account of the late dreadful earths t he was placed at the bar before the Lord Mayor and two new - 3 3 Liverpool, wine dealers-W. Wood and Son, Birmingham. III'S: , quake. aldermen. Mr. Maule, the solicitor to the Treasury, was in LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,-TH IA DAV Pahl' Sainau.-Irlam, Morphew, and Gondola, Warnock, for Barba. s -s---- t I - _______ LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MAR-K 1•717- e n t l i a a k n e ls rs - . A. Goskirk arid A. Millar, Kelso and Berwick, osla e ” John Gordon, Brasenose College. ' does-liorsford, Byers, for Hayti-Sultan, Burwell, for Havana- Po . tat o o r e t s Tops The Rev. John Baron, M.A., Michel Pellow of Queen e At Antigua it is ascertained that 40 lives had been lost. attendance, and stated to his lordship, that he should pro- CFI om Mes.ws. R. MAKIN Sr SONS' Circular.) Caledonia Brander, Malony, for New Orleans-Leila, Higgin, ditto College, has been presented to the Vicarage of Waterp_esr i v :,. , The following is an account of an eye-witness of the dread- duce evidence as to the state of the prisoner's mind which -Espinola, Barstow, ditto-Alhambra; Wilson, for Mobile-Port- INSOLVENT. gob. Is. M 3d A . l i s t . C sd H . 20, 1843. March 17.-James Chard, Bristol, corn factor. in this county ; patron, Joseph Warner Henley. Esq• 31 ful calamity at Guadeloupe :-" At about 10 hours 30 min. would make it necessary that a warrant should be issued for land, Robinson, for St. John, N.8.-Union, Heyde, for Ostend s. d. s. cl. Sh The Rev. Richard Moorsom, M.A., of University &liege, a.m., on the Bth, in company with 150 or 160 persons, I was his detention in safe cuetody. Barnard Castle Packet, Finlay, for Stettin-Albion, Stanford, for C N l e o w v e l r i a da y ** . *. of Pett, Sussex, has been presented to the Vicarage of Sea- breakfasting at the hotel situate in the large square, when, Dr. John Bright had examined the prisoner, and believed The arrivals of Wheat into this port since Tuesday last - ' Rotterdam-Nanteos, Griffiths, for Havre-and Lord Redesdale, Cups Lewis Goodman, Tottenham-court-road, London, draper. all of a sudden, a dreadful noise, not to be described, with a him to be of unsound mind. The prisoner entertained a _consist of a f ew li m ited parcels wholly from Ireland, but of Bayley, for Syra. Pink-eyes and 1 i (.1 1 2 I s 3 t r i ali w, OO 0 6 0 0 9 0 i -- - s a-20lb John Coleman, Birmingham, victualler. ham, Durham ; patron J. R. Moors= Esq. hn'. Kemps f I 9 2 0 Wheat fof 4 : ;1 BANKRUPTS. The Rev. James William Bellemy, 1334" Ipf St. j°beei*) rocking movement, was felt. Being near the door, I instantly • notion that he was called upon to introduce great temporal Oats and Oatmeal, thence and Coastwise, we have again to . Cattle Viscount Sandon Lancaster, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed rushed out a College, Head Master of Merchant Taylor's School, has ,nd pereeived the building falling in every direc- chanees into the government of this country, and that a note an abundant supply, with a fair quantity of Malt and 2Sth November, and from St. Helena 6th Febrnary Turnips, * ton 2l 024 0 Straw, Oat .. 060 7 -- Joseph Cooke, New-street, Dorset-square, t ondon, upholsterer. tion. I perfectly recollect what happened for the first 15 or female ought not to be possessed of the Crown; and he Washington, Benson, and lanthe, Porter, from Mobile, at this Carrots 32 635 0 straw. Barley 0 4i 0 5i George Clarke, Crawford-street, Bryanston-square, Lon dan ' presented to a Prebendal Stall in St. Paul's Cathedral. e S Ed ' ' Flour ; of other articles, however, the receipts are trivial, bootmaker. cs -- -- - 20 seconds, and saw many persons either wounded or killed. fortified his statements by reference to Scripture. The pri port — - The Rev. Thomas Stuart Lyle Vogan, M.A., o. et. , The whole of m fel y low companions at breakfast 1 never saw soner connected the wearing of his beard with some changes and of Foreign Grain we have none recently in to report. Charlotte, Gerry, for New Orleans, has put back, having been MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 18. Richard Boddinglon, Liquorpond-street, Hatton-garden, LOP ilthoboonritas C a heslett, Gracechurch.street, London, hosier. mund Hall, Prebendary of Chichester, has been presented to on shore on the North Bank The report which we have to make to-day differs in no respect don.lrronmorigfr. a ain In the midst of all this calamity, the earth, in several that were to take piece, and said that when they did take Precarious as the corn trade has been for some time past, Ch les Harrison, Red LiOn-street, Holborn, London, victualler' the Vicarage of Walberton with Yapton, Sussex' B 0 g ' va . ca be nt ny t Minerva, from Liverpool for Charleston, was spoken in lat. 36, from that of this day week. The trade moves slowly OD, activity is perceptible, and prices continue gradually to declii i i l e o . the death of the Rev. E. Hardy ; patron, the Is p parts of the town, opened to a considerable extent, when vo- place he would be shaved. it appears to become more irregular weekly, nothing occurring long. 35 lu f mesff Trtv z spouted forth with awful fury, to the extent The Lord Mayor.-Have you never been shaved ?-The H lls Colchester fishmon er Chichester. At this day' . s market best new Wheats are offered Id to 2d, secon- •loseph P ' ' g . arry, Haverfordwest, draper. The Rev. W. Frederick Erskine Knollys, M.A., of Merton Rectory of QuedgleY, ce an enneree , eet PerPendicular, in columns of se vera l f ee t peisoner.-No ;it never was shaved. When I was at home to render it capable of the last improvement, but rather to . n Hear y in thickness momentarily and most awfully swallowing up my thither was a very strict an' severe man, an' he keepit me depress the value of every article. Such was the case at our i lat. 49, long. 12 Duncan, from Liverpool for Bahia, was spoken 10th inst. dary qualities and old 2d to 3d per 70 lbs lower without inducin Planter, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 7th March, in lat. anything beyond a mere retail I . fusiness. Flour ' slow of sale, and g Wiliiam Eccles, Much Wootton, Lancashire, grocer. College, has been presented to the f he Rev. A. Y. reds of the Inhabitants hund ' ' •" • , when the earth closed again. in on Sabbath, and when I geed out to service I had mair 4g, long. 17 Is per sack cheaper. The late supply of Oats and Oatmeal has Robert Dempsey Sothern, St. Helen's, Lancashire, ship builder. Gloucestershire, vacant by the resignation o t market to-da for though we had a moderate attendance of Henry Layborn, Hartlepool, Durham, ship broker. What followed for 20 seconds after I have no recollection of. liberty, and I didna join the Kirk, so that I keepit on my Y ; . . Douglas, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken 7th March, in lat. quite overstocked the market : the former are fully Id per bushel, Brizett • patroness, Mrs. Curtis Hayward. Mary buyers, Wheat, of all descriptions, was offered freely at a 48, long, 22 the latter 6d, to Is per load, cheaper, with scarcely any enquiry tor z ) , , , :i e a l w ßa ood_ and Son, Birstal, Yorkshire, machine makers. The ' Rev. Thomas Davis Lamb, formerly of St . On recovering, I found myself beside three dead bodies, in beard as a disgrace like. I tak that frac the example o' the indlesham, with the midet of a hea of • ' P rums, my clothes tom, and my hat man that said he wadne trim his beard till be returned to decline of ed. per eelbs. from the rates of last week ; and had 32 1 v 1 ,:v A , r , in, Murphy, for Cork, was spoken Ist March, in long. either. Beans slow of bale, at a reduction of Is per quarter. Franci: Aile g n shj a w n ,.Bsu a to , n, Derbyshire, imakeeper. Hall, has been presented to the Rectory of W T Sn 11 • - e • broken M h I ss of rudder Malt steady, at late prices. H shton, Staffordshire, birckmaker. Bagshot, Surrey, vacant by the death of the Rev. . . y son, a child of six years of age, most providen- Jerusalem. sales been practicable, beyond a mere retail amount, several Swiftsure, hence at Bonny . Charles Scott, Newcastle-under-Lyne, currier. . tially eseeped unhurt-finding him shortly after on a heap of Dr. Alexander Johnson had examined James Stevenson, , r Rover Taylor and Planter, Kirk. hence at Genoa LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 20. DIVIDENDS. patron, the Lord Chancellor. ormeriv • The s e •tohe of unsound mind. Stevenson, in the "olders appeared disposed to accept even lower terms. Flou Ga . .. Th R H eood Betteeworth Snooke, M.A., f , ruins. cne which presented itself was more than words and believed him zelle, Gelling, hence at Helvoet We have had rather a short supply of Beasts and Sheep at this ___Ziill 7_, • 1 t , , ,: Smith and J. Stickals, Knightsbridge, cheesemonge rB e ev. ar e • was 1 ei yhew, Crutchedfriars and 'w wine ffser - Cambei ell, 0 ted to the Perpetual can express Thousand b Thd 1 e t" Is d tt d t le . th tth Q of Pembreke College, has been presen . _ . .. . • • • . . .s were une arnong the ruins, stil. course 0. eonversa- 10 n , a s-a-e 01 m a e ueen aso more difficult to sell than usual, and being generally Rambler, Stephens, sailed from Taragona for Liverpool ard Feb. da 's market but uite y , q equal to the demand aud prices remaining • atron the Vicar of Portsea nvine and raisins.. e, e their voices for succour. Manv were em eht no t to reign ; that it w a s contrary to Scripture, and somewhat cheaper, we reduce our quotations accordingly. Fatins, Hoyle, from Pernambuco, at Falmouth ; sailed 3rd Feb. steady at last week's quotations. Prime Beef 5d to sid • middlin htA 'I c an - pri 7, F. Ford, Aldgate, draper-April 11. H. T. / taste , Curacy of All Saints, Portsea , p , The Golden H. Maunde, and J. Filson, Henrietta. street, Covent_garden. 1 •°"" Fleece sailed for Maranham 3lst January and inferior 4d to 4id ; Bulls 3ff to 3id ; prime Wethers ' sid to 64 J. eay . ed ; but, alas ! the work of destruction was tiot h ''' dth d of David, from the Second Book of e- . • • • - yet 5 quote e wor s evialting Barley, remaining scarce, maintained our last Champion retomonoess. Holt f V I ' , rom a paraiso, off Islay, (Scotland) with don, .bankers-April 24. J. Jenlcins, Cardiff, draper-April 1 3, „ ey finished. Acr of fire w middling and inferior sd, sinking the offal. Beasts, 814; Sheep, the Vicarage of Norton Cuckn , ee ,,, a. _3 7 as heard, which proved to be too Samuel, in support of his opinion. The witness asked him . sails damaged T. Richan 2544. , and J. Blake, Sunderland and Kingston-upou-IP D :: Rev. Taylor White, to h death of the Rev. Edward Palli n g ; tru.e. n p t the earthquake and water had begun, the fire if he meant that God had made an everlasting covenant with m les n 1 itho • currency, but grinding sa p were ear y w ut enquiry Prince Albert, from New Yrk t C ... ,- tinners-April 21, G. Boddington, Warwick, coach builder-AP I ” Notts, vacant by t e finished. The loss of life cannot be ascertained •'l Is . (Stevenson), to which Stevenson replied in the affirmative. and nominally lower.-In Malt no variation.-Beans and Rose, Allen, from St. John, ° N. • l3 a . dit o t r o e , various y im LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 20. 11, C. H. Webb, Forebridge, Staffordshire, corn-dealer. patron, Earl Manvers. H nts, to. the reporten at 4000 to 5000 and so 6 Witness then told him that he was not aware of the . dienit e Y Pease, exceedingly dull at the reduced rates of Friday. Elizabeth Walker, from Ceylon, at St. Helena CERTIFICATES d s lue say 000. The stock of dry Butter is now entirely in the hands of specu- Rev. J. Cockerton, Curate of West Meon, a hof the Dominica, Martini ' que, an t. Lucia are shaken, but no of the person of whom he was speaking, and as . ked him if he Broom. from Bombay ditto lators, who ask, but are not able freely to obtain, an advance in •To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the Rectory of Turweston, Bucks, vacant by the deat s . t real in • ii • d could make out his right to the throne ;on which Stevenson Oats, attracting more attention than any other article of Jane Gou • ' • • die, Gouche, sailed from Valparaiso for Valdivia and prices of about 2s per cwt. No pickled Butter in the market • day of meeting. Rev. C. Causton ; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Ve ea - j ry is one. t the trade, and holders readily submitting to a decline of Id. Liverpool 26th Nov. ; Agnes, Cobb, for Liverpool, and Judith, neither is there a greater quantity in Cork, than sonic two or' April 11, J. Jardine, Liverpool, merchant-April 11, P. JAW , THE LATE EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES. It is a replied, that his right as a covenanter was superior to tha of Harvey, for Coquimbo sth December three hundred . firkins, for which, we understand, 85s on board is Norley, Cheshire shoemaker-A ril II W R t anchester. p , . oys on, M tit rninster. a woman. Witness t h e n as k e d him how it happened that.he to lid. per 451b5., sales to a fair extent were effected. LIMERICK. March 15,-The Wind C yarn d I •• ' G hto the Mastership of Carlisle Grammar remarkable circumstance, that about 48 hours pr d' th tl (f B b f sor as e, rom om ay or demanded. Prime heavy Beef has become very scarce, and may , ea er-Apnl 11, W. Vickers, Manchester, iron founder-AP ece ing e Rev. H. oug , Rees. appalline earthquake which v . I had not been proclaimed King in his own town, to which Oatmeal, on the contrary, was held at form • er prices, Liverpool, that was abandoned 4th March was towed into KII be quoted at an advance of ss. per tierce. Real prime Pork is O. R. Hickman, Bilston, Staffbrdshire, timber merchant-April 3, School, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. W. __ . s , . . isi ed Gaudaloupe and other rush this day, by H.M. R • ' .) • - & formerly ot cams West India island d• • • n replied with great simplicity, " Oh! the people ~ . Stevenso , evenue Claimer Hamilton. She was fallen also fully as dear, and in fair demand. Inferior Provisions both W. Wright, Burslem, baker. April 14, W. Bath, Bilston, StaffOrd' Rev. John Meadows Rodwell, M._ .. , ff H . ll • s a joining, a terrific hurricane suddenly which very few dealers being disposed to pay, the transac- in with about 15 a mi es off Loop Head, by some Killala pilots. shire, brandy merchant-April 7, J. Barractough, Bradford, Yon(' tof St Peter s, Sa ron 1 , broke out in the British Channel wi • , itch lasted several hours, - in my town call me mad." old and new continue a drug. Considerable gloom, we regret to shire, timber. merchant. College, Cambridge, Incumben . treet London, and which extended The Lord Mayor.- st a rue, e r. e I ht t M St venson ? Steven- tions were unim t portan . PERNAMBUCO, Jan. 30.-The Isabella, Dalton for London, in say, has ove • I d rs ia owed our market, in consequence of the tem to the Rectory of St. Ethelburga, Bishopgate - s , over a very considerable space both of going out of port to-day, grounded on the beach ' , but got of next porary stoppage ' of a highly respectable house which for the last CERTIFICATES W Parker ; patron, the sea and land The 1 son.-I believe so. tide without damage, after discharging part of her cargo. To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be sho w° vacant by the death of the Rev. • . re was aso a very su en and heavy fall dd ' thirty years, has been extensively engaged in ' the Provision trade ave a ri ht of snow, which happened sbout the same time • The Lord Mayor.-Is it your opinion that you h g ARRIVALS OF CORN. in this town. to the contrary on or before April 7. , in England, Bishop of London. lof Trinity Scotia to the throne? Stevenson.-Yes, and I can prove it. I was .......=,-....,,_-_-_,..-- H. Barton, jun., Liverpool, merchants-J. Casson, Liverpoo l, Rev Richard Byrn Kinsman, M.A., former Y _ . nd, Ireland, France, Holland, &c. Rapid changes of From the 14th to the 2Oth March, 1843, inclusive. SATURDAY, Mason 13.-Wind E.S.E. light. - . f Mawnan, to the Perpetual the meteorological inst t 1 b • ting to let the people hear the articles o' the true reli- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 17. corn merchant-1. Colnett, Gravesend, hotelkeeper-J. Appletoo, College, Cambridge, Rector o e rumen s were aso o served, simi l e ve . an order naething excepting frae the mg- COAST.. 0- ARRIVED.-Merchant, —, from Charleston ; sailed 17th Walnnt-tree-walk, Lambeth, London, corn dealer-R. smart, Fuel A fair en( • c f . ' miry .or eeitton again to-day ; about 4,000 bales Bourton, Some d Curacy of Flushing, Cornwall. f Marham • taneously, in various parts of the country, accom anie p d gion, which says, they can word o' God, and the rulers maun rule in the fear o' God.. DESCRIPTION. LAND• WISE. CANADA OE F inN. TOTAL. Feb.-Rossendale, Friend, from Bahia and Pernambuco-Lucy rsetshire, common brewer-E. P. West, st as nfor , have been sold at full market wices. The week's sal s amount ro - Rev. Richard Ro er , b t Wright to the Rectory 0 ___ with extraordinary variations of th t t 'Th hof the Rev. Laing- ' e empera ure. ese The Lord Mayor then read two letters, one from Darrel --_ m Sav ni - i • ________ ___._ _ S a harp, fro a Ila S sters,from Nassau-St.Lawrence, Brown, I e g cer W. Blaxland, Birmingham, woollen dra fer-D Davi e " Church, Cornwall, vacant by the deat pnenomena were generally noticed at the time. From the - Qrs. 17 5 7 nd Martha, Washington, from New Orleans-and Alabama, Mer- to 27,060 bales, of which 3,300 American are placed to specu- Jun., Llanidloes. Montgomeryshire. flannel manufa l eturer: commencement of the ear va • Stevenson, the postmaster of Lochwinnoch, and another neat 1 7 5 7 rill, from Charleston. 359 lation account, and 400 for exportation. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. y nous extraordinary meteoro- f arley Qrs. 359 don. M.A., Scholar of I se - l . rom the prisoner's father in which the writers stated it as 13 SAILED.-B rutus. Balberney, for Africa Mischief, Downs, for Stephen Peter Rigge. Manchester, attorney at law. Malt Rev. Wliliam Frederick Douglas. Shalford, Essex, to be l sica appearances have prevailed, among which not the ' ' risoner was of_unsound mind. their opinion that the p .. Oats - -Assam. M•Alpine and Fatima Wilson for Ce lon COTTON MARKET, MARCH 20. William Walker. Halifax, grocer. Christ's Church, Cambridge, Vicar t o e f h Duchess of Glocester, east was an eruption of Mount Etna, which occurred in January. h d The Lord Mayor.-Well, Mr. Stevenson, wat o you say Rve Qrs. &C.-Severn, Cheever, for Mobile G • • y ' - eorge Hallett, Howes. for The demand for C tton c t'n dil t a fair extent, and on . .1 ues a y o Thomas Linfoot, Sutton-on-the -Forest. Yorkshire shoemaker. Chaplain to her Royal Highness , Beans to those letters? Stevenson.-They a' say I'm mad, but ' Qrs. 40 49 New Orleans-Ontario, Holmes, ditto-Splendid. Crocker, for though the market is ° well supplied, and wears a quiet aspect, we Henry Matthew Pitt, Bath, bottle-merchant. ' f the Rev. T. Snell, deceased. Apalachicola-and Elizabeth Beynon, Lower, for Lima, &c. John Priestly, Hd I in the room o k B D Fellow of St. John's College, -- they cannot prove it. Pease . Qrs.l -- cannot quote prices lower since the immense import of last week ; Edmund Lord, R u oo c ersfield. lately a confectioner. hdale labourer Rev. Henry Mimic , . . THEATRICALS ler CHINA. - The following appears in The Lord Ma or.-Is it your opinion now that the Queen 3helled Barley . Qrs. , nevertheless bu - ers can transact their business more to their Emma, from Liverpool for Marseilles, was spoken in lat. 50. mind -• ) " • Mary Craven B • ' ' • .' ' e ll S • t S tl ton ve to the Rectory o. A am s, ou 'amp , 2; s, ownig to the fact of having more choice laid before them. -_ ~ ronington, I. lintslure. Indian Corn aa df rd C Cambridge, J E Shadwell ; patron, the the Hong-Kong newspapers :-" Advance Hong-Kong!!! ou h ' Y hth )St Id bt g t not to sit upon t e rone. evenson.- un ou - . On Saturda 5000 bales were sold, (liieo on speculation,) and to- Janies°P ras en, Bronington, Flintshire, farmer. cant by the death of the Rev. . • Theatre-Royal. Messrs. Dutronquoy and Co. have at length edly think so, and I would prove it if I was let ; an' I defy Rapeseed Qrs. Hibernia, hence for Halifax, was spoken 14th March, off CaPe day 5000 y • . otts, Stoke-upon-Trent, baker. Lord Chancellor. the satisfaction of annou • • twine to the nobility, gentry. and any man in the Court to prove the opposite. al .. . • Loads, 7:673 1186 Oatme , 16859 Clear more, entirely to the trade. Speculators are buzzing Robert Smart, Benwell, Northumberland, employed by a raffwaY Rev. Robert M. y, Kenned Vicar of Rynagh, and Chaplain 1 f le . fl ' • c ergy ot is ounshine and opulent colony that their „, . t Flour . Sacks 4232 300 I 4532 George Nicholas, Elders, hence at Porto Rico, and sailed 3rd 7,, lfo iv u o t i ma o king inquiries and feeling their . way, with a view to get company. fhe Lord Mayor.-Myself and my brother magistra es Ditto Bris .l 1 1 l b t have not been able to accomplish it. p C rt to the late Bishop of Meath, to the Rectory of owers ou , theatre is advancing rnost ' rapidly toward - 1 ' t: It is ' s comp e ion. . consider that you ought not to be at large. ' • December for Porto Plata Lad Erskine Davies he Y , , nce at Havre - John Hinsdale, Leeds. printer. and Prebend of Stagonil, with a place in the Chapter of St. on a most splendid scale • and h • Into Runcorn, Ireland and Coastwise :-Wheat, - qrs. ; Bar- COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT. Hartley Howarth, Halifax, omnibus driver. , .w at with the pieces that will Stevenson.-Weel, I think amang malignants it's no very Pryde, Monkhouse. hence at Ostend William James Cox Patrick's Cathedral, vacant by the promotion of the Rev. be performed, the scenery that will b • d e intro uced, and the safe I think it wad break their heart ; but if you gie me the • Malt, - qrs.; Oats, 2737 qrs. ; Pease, - qrs. • Oat ley, 125 qrs. , Fl ~ . k ' David Carnegie, Hillman, hence at Cuxhaven The import this week has been unprecedentedly heavy ; the trade, t . , Bronti-place, East-lane, Walworth, tosva rajeller to hat-manufacturers. Robert Daly to the Bishopric of Cashel. did assemble f k b splen ge o ran , eauty, and fashion which they • ' ' • meat, e 521 Ms.; our. 51. sac s. however, have purchased to a fair extent, but a much better assort to the C I'll f h h • articles o yer am hurch, prove rae temt at man is Glen beinbrat, Paulovich, hence at Pernambuco ment of American having been bi ought forward, particularly t e , orge Egerton (otherwise George Egerton Anderton) Manches- Rev. John E. Lewis, M.A., Curate of Dromore, hope to be honoured with, tl ' iere is no doubt but that the Ch • • th h• d 'th Church South Stockton, Bickers from Odessa at Constantino le and ers_oat of businesi . c. Rev. Da the head of the woman, as nst is e ea o e . EXPORTS. -Foreign. Wheat, - qrs. ; Barley, 3 qrs. ; Oats, 62 sailed 21st February for Liverpool ' P . during the last day or two, previous prices are barely supported. Rectory of Mountagh, vacant by the death of the bl aze of splendour will dazzle the eyes of all beholders , Alexander Melville Cameron Fenn, (carrying on business in the .- The Lord Mayor.-And you think, now, that you ought ass ,. pease, 7 qrs ; Beaus, qrs.; Indian Corn. -- qrs. ; Oat- Brazil and Egypiian are id to id lower, and Surat is very heav Trial, James, from Smyrna, at Gibraltar, and sailed 9th March Ye• name of Sarah Whip) A niel William Macmullen. Mae- Vivat Regina. N.8.-The actresses have arrived during the to be seated on the throne ? Stevenson.-Let me hear you 'el me.a, - Ids. ; Flocn i :, s -- . sacks, 109 br r l s s.-- R lr:larid. Wheat, ? for Liverpool latlt - k' t S a sa o e x a o s t wee o s ra. es . . peculators have taken 3300 American, George Appleton P Wa ' llis Ileron-street, Hoxton New Town, grocer. Rev. J. S. Monsen, to the Chaplaincy of the Ulster past week : their beauties and talents are only to be sur rs 4 mer dEp r e 0 A ican. , ewisham-road, Kent, appraiser. dalene Episcopal Chapel. bridge, passed by their spotless virtues." prove that a wornanought to be the head, and I'll prove that I ought to be so. Wherefore, although the Church be a corn, - qrs.; Oatmeal, qrs. ; Barley, - e •, Beans, - q ; Y, 6 . qrs. ; Inch n .- - lds• ; Flour, 123 saes% - nr_s.-- Zenobia, Sutherland, from Batavia, at Cove Isabella, from Pernambuco, off Dungeness Thomas Aleock,Burslem, builder. Ezra Baines, Halifax, bobbin.naaker. Rev. David Shaboe, 8.A., of Queen's College, Cam RIOTS AT CANTON. -Mr Th Coastwise. Wheat, 61b qrs. ; Barley, 194 qrs.; Malt, 470 qrs. ; KINSALE. March 14.-A brig was seen on shore about two miles ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Robert Go o t bed, Hauxbury-place, Locksfields baker. . om has been several days in witness- Rye, 20 qrs. • Beans, 60 qrs. ; Pease, 47 qrs. • to the east of the Trian les H d g ( on uras) 30th January From the lOtis to the 16th instant, inclusive. to the Curacy of Newton Mottram, Cheshire. . Canton collectine evidence in the f Postwick, Norfolk, . d e rnatter of the late insur- The Lord Mayor -And is it your opinion that, if tha 0,, 91 qrs. ; , . _ _ s . Inman Corn, - slss• ; Oatm Id Flo ' ' k 6 ' eat. las • , il-, 2.,3 sac s 3 7 GIBRALTAR, March 10.-The Dorcas, from Liverpool for Con- -- George Dawes Wheatley, Sheffield, veterinary ' surgeon. Rev. Charles Ford, to the Rectory o the Earl rection, an we understand it tends to confirm th t • •• h h he wilt to be destroyed ? es . istements Queen will not resign er t rone : s o e barrels. stantinople, was spoken Ist March, in lat. 46, long. 9, with loss of . Prices paid 1 imPORTs Samuel Bockings Bradwell, Derbyshire, butcher. vacant by the death of the Rev. J. L'Oste; patron, made to her Majesty's Plenipotentiar b t SALES OP THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWksthisyear Edwin Dunkan Wilks, Foley-street, Fitzroy-square, police officer , _ y y he British mere Stevenson.-Undoubtedly : I think so. master and one man overboard, and decks swept ____,____ _____ James Berry, Calverley, Yorkshire, clothier. of Roseberry 4 he Curacies of Longham chants in their letter't h . .o is excellency, dated the 23d instant. The Lord Mayor then directed the evidence which bad Average prices of Grain, for the week ending March 11, 1843. 180 Sea Island -- I 9 0, 14 John Cobb, Manchester. shopkeeper. Rev. R. Waldegrave Packer, to t An eve 't -wi ness has informed us that during the very acme been given on the former occasion to be read over, which wheat 4ss. id. 1 Barley 275. 7d. 1 Oats.. 17s. 2d. 1 Rye.. 28s. 4,1. 201 Stained and Wendling Norfolk. f Trinity of the tumult, five Lascars were seen t lk • ' se wa leisurely and having been done, his lordship signed the certificate required, Beans.. 265. 6d. 1 Pease.. 295. 4d. SUNDAY, MARCH 19.-Wind S.S.E. light. 7040 , Bowed Georgia t -street, Londolle ' S'mpson, formerly o d unmolested fr th • Aggregate average of the six weeks. ARRIVED.-Swiftsure, Tasker, from Africa ; left Bonny sth, 7 , 0 I f Mobile - .5i surveyor. Rev. Frederick Robinson ' North Sanded= , om e point to the Danish hone, which is a and Stevenson was removed in custody. College, Cambridge, to the Vicarage of clear proof that the multitude, who were then destroying the • - Wneat 48s. Od. 1 Bailey 275. 3d. I Oats:.. 17s. Od. ! Rye.. 28 , 7d. and Fernando Po 10th Janactry - Northumberland, Jones, from 2. -I 1 Alabama and Tennessee 3S -4* 110636 `,54586 James Walker, Manchester booke per. Durham. rley Herts. British hong, had not vengeance on the Lascars for th • eir THE SHROPSHIRE MONOMANIAC.-We learn from the Beans.. 27a. od. 1 Pease.. 295. 7d. Savannah-Caledonia. Robinson, from Bombay-Philomela, 30160 New Orleans - 7 William Woodruff, Fulham:road, to e bacconist. Sprott. from Monte Video-Capricorn, from Savanilla-Liverpool, sfl f Pernambuco & Paraiba 5l - tii John Powell, Tredegar Moninouthst • Duty on Foreign Grain, &c. this week. lire, out of business. Rev. A. H. Killick, to the Curacy of Ba , object ; indeed many of the cornpradors and hong pursers Shrewsbury News of Saturday, that the unfortunate man, Wheat 205.0 d. 1 Barley gs. • oa, 1 Oats .... Ss. Od. 1 Rye.. i Is. 6d. Agry, from New Orleans-Southampton, Flint, from Wilmington 3- 1 Aricati and Cear - join ei .. -- told several foreigners that the quarrel with the Lascars Princess Royal, from St. John, N.8.-and Bascoppa, from Gib- 300 Bahia and Maceio a John Nicholson Ba - ' 5 i -6 ' 1218 7586 , ties, Yorkslure, cloth dresser. (From the Cambridge Chronicle.) h following de- was only a pretext, and merely precipitated the long-intend d d ean Edward Colley, who is at present in custody for endeavouring to obtain an interview with Sir R. Peel, is well known to be Beans lls. GO. 1 Pease.. lls 6d. 1 Ind• Corn os. Od. 1 Flour 125.01c1 -- s raltar. • 600 f Maranham 5 - 6 i Sharring,ton Bch • a e, jun., Gray's-inn-lane London carpentan. Wednesday last, t e organized outbreak ; and that four parties of 50 Ditto from Blitish Colonies out of Europe. SAILED.-Thomas Fielden, Blackstone fHK -G - or ong °rag e 1 Sawginned -S - 5 I•• • • 1 sigg William Robert Jotter, Rochest ' ' er, carpenter, At a congregation on 0 men all • in a state of mental derangement, and is connected with se- Wheat.... as. od. 1 Barles.. 2s. 6d. 1 Oats .. 2s. Od. 1 Rye.... 3s. Oil. neva, Coffin, for Havana-Aldeb • Willia - • aran, Nicholls, for Boston -Cru- .square, grees were conferred :- dressed alike, with distinguishing badges, and armed ' • with veral respectable families in Shropshire and Montgomery- Beans.. 3s. Oct 1 Pease.. is. es I I d' . n fall Corn.. Os. Od. 1 Flour 3s Od sader, Johnston, for Charleston-Haleyon. Patten, for New Or- - -- -- } - - 1 ~ , , bricklayer. swords, and with powder bags in th • • Para MASTERS OE ARTS. - err girdles, instantly as- h• a ire. He is the son of Mr. Bernard Colley, formerly a Liverpool Averages, week ending March 14, 1843. leans-Dash, Michael. for Newfoundland-Britannia, Edwards, for ~ Rich .... Demerara, Surinasn, &c - -5.., 1 . ard Potter, Henley-on-Thames, sacking.manufactumr. liege. sembled, pulled down the garden wall of the British consu- respectable farmer, residing at Posenhall, in Shropshire, who . Wheat. Barley. 1 Oats. Beans. Pease. B . ahia-Wm. Duke. Cross, and Anna Sophia, Johns, from Naples- 440 Egyptian - ' ~ Job Pitt Birmin h • Jacob Banister Snelgar, Jesus Co College. late, and pelted off the workmen who w " . •• • . 6440 , g am, Japanner. Samuel Masterson Walker, Cams ere reparrine the was ruined in consequence of purchasing an estate in the Qrs 505 27 I, 709 - - Centaur, Benee, for Smyrna-Rebecca Margaretha. Alberg, for - - .... 61 Frederi ' ck Cox, Oxford, shoe manufacturer. verandah with stones and brickbats. It is said artifice; ar I. 225. 6d. f l6s. Bd. Os. Od Os Od Bremen-Maria, Brabander for Antw p-Roscoe, Ellis, for Gib- 150 Peruvian - 1 1 BACHELORS OF A . -It s Ta eollege. rebuilding the garden wall to keep out the po 1 b • pu ace, ut stiii ! neighbourhood of Shiffnall, for which he paid nearly £14,000. Pnces .. 41S. I( . . . raltar-and Minerva, Briex, ' for Ostend er I I Richard Compton Maul, Ca 's l° College. refuse to rebuild the British consular hall. We sup ose the To complete that purchase, Mr. Colley borrowed £B,OOO from -- 100 Laguayra • Thomas Ingleby, st. J?hn __ British flag is ere now again flying in Canton ; we thi P k Messrs. Macmichael and Co., bankers, Bridgnorth, and on COTTON MARKET.-THHEe o'Ceocie. ' W • m. Pot, from Monte Video, at this poi t ; sailed 10th January. .. Common West India, & -- - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS rou. LIVERPOOL -e.• - - - ). 2376 2965 MARCH. Catharine Hall. n every h i t e fa lure of that firm he was called upon suddenly to pay The Brocket, of Newcastle, was to sail the same day for London- lieut" ______ ' Carthagena - _ - ; George Tatar°, St John's College. ship's boat should carry one in her bows.-Cant R ' t on egzs er, up that sum, and he was compelled to sell the property. The . . . the Argentina, for Exeter-and the Frisk, for Cork ; the Xarifa of ..._ _ 21, William Barton, (proof & div.).. District cotert, It Thomas Osmond Fry, • Dec. 27. f b h f 1 A very fair inquiry, or Tuesday, ot roin tle trade and ersey,. sailed gth January, for Valparaiso. The barque Selina, •••• • • ' :zr u zl: I I 21, James Chaloner, (proof).. Ditto, i f THE CIVIL LAW. -..........-..„____ value of agricultural produce was at that time sadly deterio .. BACHELOR OF 6 r Fo Li r v u erpool . for Monte Video, was off Flores loth January. On -- 4 - J ., J 2, , Henry Chapman, (proof). Ditto, Is Moore, Trinity Hall. rated, and tbe estate sold for little more than the mortgage speculators, and the sales will reach 3,000 bales at yesterday's 16(10 Surat 3 24 Ricliard Shepherd, (2nd) Ditto. 11 Charles Aevry FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. money. This unavoidable misfortune completely ruined Mr. prices, with a quiet but steady market. b ary, in lat. 15 40, long. 34 W, spoke the brig Tartar, of Greenock, bound to Valparaiso 200 ' Madras 3l 4 I 2172 } 3592 24' Samuel Brown, (audit). Ditto, IS -s-s"'"'"'" • "-- ------ -- Bengal . ort of the com- -- Colley, and he is now an inmate in the Charter-house, Lon- Anu Bridson, Blackstone, from Valparaiso at this port, in 86 . "• • 370 24, Charles James Townley (audit). Ditto, I s -From the tenth reP _ , don. His unfortunate son (the present prisoner) resided in days ; sailed 23rd Dec. in com an with th ' p y e Conqueror, for Swan- 26860 bales ______ ______:_. 27, Charles James To I ' wn ey, (proof and div.).. Ditto, l' PUBLIC PETITIONS. hat 6 326 Persons have FRANCE. seff The folo • ' 183413 455109 _ ' titlons. it appears t e__ __ _ 063 against Shropshire till very lately, and was alssays considered . far FIRE AT WEST DERBY WORKHOUSE.-This morning, a • wing vessels were also in port-Cape Breton mittee of public pe . - ICourtsßill, ili, A new incident occurred in the Chamber f D • Eliia H -- -- eywood-Lady Howden-Jeremiali Garnett-Pearl, &c. - - ---------- . clesiastica o eputies on from sane, although not in a state requiring actual restraint. Bangor, 5,519 in fa very few minutes before three o'clock, a fire broke out in The llebe had sailed for Mazatlan. Left the Speed, (loaded) and "----- —___________,, s 4 ... j petitioned against tbe Ec h and Thursday which it was deemed lel • possi e might tend to restore the union of the sees of St. Asap . st Lord Ellenborough's the vote b: bll f yaot to avour. On a proposition of Ministers m m e' A - MURDER OF DR MARTIN AT M ALTA.-VALLETA, the drying bouse of the West Derby Workhouse, in the Janet, (loading) for Swansea. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 17. 8 =- n 4 „t , „? totazlxtm .. 9:-.40414F: r,..,--. 4 . your of church extension, 3,456 again f repeal of the corn e ' 1 h 1 nce took ALTA, ARCH 1.-n MOS. Me anc . o y occurre No alteration from last week has taken place in the duty 3 r' X ' e a." ,F e 'l ''• 2,,,. 1 g g_ ft 'i, k zi., '': ri ':-.4 -9 - te..l- .1 crg ,54 • 1 842 or a (by a bill prepared and presented to the Chamber) 'to grant letter to the Hindoo princes, , 1 3 031 d rovision awe, , a sum of 2,000,000 f. to the corn • place here yesterday, in the murder, without any cause being vicinity of the Zoological Gardens. It was first discovered upon any kind of Foreign or Colonial grain, nor is th 4 s °Z• cT : 5 6 ' - .." (7 ' * '.4* F. ' ' I .".°' ; - 17; * - " A - " he corn an P pany which had constructed MONDAY, Masten 20.-Wind S.E. ere arty z ;.1 il m - =.. , 8•7,,C)F,. X: °' ..-^, - ' '''-''' g'.. law, 5,605 for the repeal of t and collieries act, and 1 from the railroad between Bordeaux and La Teste to assist th assigned for it, of the Chief Surgeon of the Malta Naval by one of the female inmates in the invalid ward, who was, clear prospect of a change in this respect favou bl , ra eto fo. ? .°• 2 , e s t s 2, ,a g_.r: , ? ,,,, s . . „, 9,.. 1 -;,-. in against a repeal of the mines Dorsetshire, in favour to complete the work, the Chamber voted " ' 71 ' 1 par assts. et levee ' Hospital, Dr. Martin. He was shot dead by a sentry of the th h illnes pat the i d observed the li lit Sh P mug s, u. t me, an g . e AR , RIVED.-Henry, Smith, from Africa ; sailed from Fernando reign importation, for some time hence. . o Isth Dec.-Post Boy, from St. Michael's-Princess, Vaughan. We continue to be very liber 11 rd • -,- s' o g 5. ?•,- e e = a s. ei 55' se tal 0.. 0. ‘ , , 1 F t of .Ashborne, , ..., 88th Regiment, on duty at the Victualling-office, as he was Emma Sophia Gipp, fei ners DUI. (a show of hands) the eight paragraphs of the bill. When around her and it Trom Savannah-Brazil, from Charleston-Priscilla Taylor f a y suppee with Oats and e„ e e s s c 0 , 0 eii . >'O. 0 stepping out of the door of Rear-Admiral Sir John Louis, immediately gave the alarm to those ' Pernambuco ; sailed 13th Feb.-New E 1 d S • ' • rota Oatmeal, in addition to a moderate uantit f Wheat `'-' ' " El • '''''' ' ° • . 6.". 5. 'L:".". rl ''':'. - '.l Hntt's naturalization of or g a ' r* • tances under which however, the House came to a vote on the ensemble of the _o a l l !le, from New and ss 0 s , 6. - 0.9 jss VS p, - ,_,.. . c :: , .., 4 -.4 re -The circrims where he had been on a professional visit. soon reached the ears of the governor and his wife. Orleans-Oporto, Barnes, from Oporto °A;ratle, Flour from Ireland within the peet q h i ° Tii. REV. DR. BAILEY• _ d d sentenced to transportation bill (that this bill do pass"), and which is always done by C ter, from Lis- s t ree eays ; whilst the se - g es ° ire) ; 12, - fe a', .. - es ? es, P.; ig . this individual was convicte ' au of the Central Criminal Court, ballot, there appeared- THE LATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN RATHFRILAND.- The drying house is in the north-east angle of the wall which bon-Three Brothers, Hughes, from Baltimore-and Mary Stod dart, from Newport, arrivals coastwise are limited, and we ha • from abroad. ve no gram fresh in g ' 0 g ,,, -q; 5 . ' '-'' 2 - • e -e l • a - - re. sessions A correspondent from the county Down writes as follows :- e s ' % aPv, .:.,18. 1 ;:tz . , :i• :s. 2° for life, at the January Ilection of our readers. Con- For the bill .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ~ 164 encloses the buildin s and immediately adjoins the wash- -- e The uniformly dull reports repeated from various pa I s es '.l ' ' 4- 5 t-2 li " C" "6.2 .1 E: l. i , will be still fresh in the reco . . . dge passed sentence on Against it .• .. 166 " The Rev. Mr. Carey, Presbyterian clergyman, on whom g , house in one direction, and the laundry on the other. The George Buckman, Sims, from Sincapore at Plymouth the kingdom continue to suspend all at • • • 1 s°f - - " • '''' - • ' • . ' ''' - ee the presiding eu . . th • d f • • • • • • • • • • • • suspicion attached for firing at and wounding the Rev. Mr. Friends, Ducker, hence at Cove, for Dem • erara c ive operations in any ,:,p, '---------' `---' ""--- • '`.--------: , trary to usual custom, nd the concluspen in e min s o _ branch of the trade, and render our 'll nu ers perfectly in. 5'5 -: re zes rzl H tii 4 tel the prisoner instanter, a_ il be that its execution would pro- Majority against Ministers and the Bill .. .. 2 Dickie, was arrested on the morning of the 21st instant, at p eo ple, one an d e ll , exerte d themselves to the utmost, in Roma, Smardon, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared 10th March for Malaga different as to the purchase ' - se e v ~.3 of anything beyond the pressin `•• •'43 • ' 7 ' r'• "' 7 13 a' * 4 7, .1 "ee e wee° .-, a , ',•,• ss ,-, ~'. 'B* Li the public would nature Y orn e unexplained reason, however, The principal articles of Saturda 's papers refer to the - Y . oc his house in Toome, county Antrim, by Captain James Hill, carrying water in buckets, &c. and throwing it on the flames, Alpha. Lobb, hence at Gibraltar, with loss of two men washed wants of the moment : the business t For s d the convict still remains in . of the constabulary ; and on Tuesday, the 7th, entered into ransacted between g •!') Le ~,," 2, - o '' 3 to a `• 4 a ' `', ' e ceed in due course. f le . 1 d f 0 " cupation oteis an o taheite by France in virtue of a • and but for their strenuous efforts, a great portion of the low overboard a • ... a) cif P a a se e Tuesday and to-day has c he case, an trier" n un . d p iso er, bail before John Shiel, Esq., J.P., in the amount of £2OO, . . onsequently been of the most tri- 5 0 .` - ''' - e - ., - e gt ' ,;" a' g •-' l 4 se .< S. • cs 2. S. t . ,i • II a Vesper, Bellamy, hence at Gibraltar this has not been t . . h nrivileges of ars treaty with Queen Pomare, an official c f • opy o which has art . to stand his trial at the next assizes in Downpatrick."- range of buildings round the outer p of the yard at that vi . 'al character rices due ,II ing that titne appearing little better '- a te 5 (" ' . 4 a ...g-1 ' '-' 1 g ' ‘.4 - Newgate, enjoying - all t-e . - • • h' d ily while those of d to visit im a , reached Bordeaux by the Melanie (merchant vessel), Rival, Avery, from Messina, ditto, and cleared 6th March f 0 ~,. '1 < . `-' 0 < '•"< •-t , a : E.. , . or than nominal. part of the quadvangle would have been so far ignited that it Liverpool = , •ti 0 - ro 4 ...< 2 .?..-..., a• ::, • a `ie I his friends being allowe . t d have the same opportunity Dvblln Evening Mail. . • • -*milady situa e , hle of the rison rs THE EARTHQUAKE AT GUADALOUPE -A lett ' Shamrock, Tbompson, and E At this day's market w le 1 * ° ',:; re . e " --=' es ZS -.1 • ee - , other convicts, si Nearly the w o . p e c i.l I. 1 f . • . er in the SUPDFN DEATH.-It iS our melancholy duty to record could not have been saved even by the playing of the town nterprise, Ritchie, hence at Lisbon e had rather more inquiry for fo- 4 •."' ~°,,,'" `s:7 11 '''' ''''' iFT - .:.,,. .a 0. only one day in seven. . at the JanuarY sesslons have been ons i u lone , rom an officer in the Marines stationed at the awfully sudden death of Allen Francis O'Neil, Esq., of engines speedil as the were got upon the round -if in- Adelina Sprague aud Gordon It' , , Mow, Harvey, hence at Oporto reign Wheat, particularly the middling and lower qualities -- - - ' 0. P B. - i t' ' - a •••• es a..., .-, s, c '4 !i , y , y g „ Clio, Rundle, sailed from ditto for Liverpool 10th March the sales of vrhich, however, appeared to b ' o e.ro 0 ''''. ,t, ,-.• .. or' . .-t sentenced to transportation the delay in Bailey's case is the Guadeloupe, states that 980 bodies had been withdrawn from Limerick ; which melanchOly event took place at Kilroy's e confined to our .4 e s. e. e 5 =" St in c ~s; removed to the hulks, and arnong the officers of the pri- the ruins up to the 12th ultimo. The same communication Hotel, on Monday evening last. Mr, O'Neil arrived from deed, the main pile of the building were in the centre it would t f lr d ig e , to ll o ay . tes, sailed from Monte Video for Liverpool 2gth Dec. local millers, having still scarcely an demand from distant et , ~.'; ese^" gee ven c zer ti Zm Lcuidon and Isle of Sal, at Monte Video buyers ; but even in these, or in any y des ' • c • -- '' c) ° 2 t':" : o s• subject of much curiosity ' cl e that the governor (Mr. Cope) is also says, that the corps to which the writer belongs had con- Limerick by the mail, at six o'clock in the evening, and not not have been in immenent danger of being burned. Before Kate, Scoti, f t r i a o rnm ;, at c el a onte Video or Irish, the business done was u .on cription o. English ir. .SI s E.., • ' 7 ,,, • -1 ::, s- k : a,- , ri. son. It is generally state hown towards the convict, but tnbuted 1,200 shirts and 1,500 pairs of trousers to the general finding himself well, retired to bed, and in a very short time four o'clock three en ines and several water carts with a Rockshire, hence for M , g , bl, ff pe Clear 14th March p a very moderate scale ' 1 se , e " el ce riSt 5 : Fe • te 0 d to the indulgence s erior quarter. stock of goods collected for the sufferers, and had placed afterwards was found dead. Mr. O'Neil was a merchant of Flo raville, Braithwaite, hence for Sincapore, off Kinsale I ..,,_ and without any quotable variation from the general cur: S '-'' s t - a er tsf - fire-police reached the adjacent round strong body of the g • March V • • ' ' '' ' s • ; 3 51 4 oppose from a son themselves on half rations in order to give the other portion Limerick, and brother-in-law of Mr. Howley, Q.C., Assis- " L " rency of our last circular. g .-. a , 0 : that the order emanates The Waterford Chronicle, a to those in want of food. tant-Barrister for the county Tipperary.--Graway Vindica. Mr. Whitty was immediatelY on ,the ground, on horseback, Ande e s ii. B r r c ocklebak , from Bahia, at Pernambuco Home-made, Irish, and Foreign Flour restricted t 02 I se b THE MUNSTER ESTATIC • A es the following denouement of es= t _ e, and 1 halm, were wrecked near Maranham o a e , R . , ' I slow, gradual demand, barely sustained late ' ric ?.1 :i r p es. °, ° ss - r, . Roman Catholic paPers g" dto be practised at the convent MELANCHOLY FATE OF A BRIDE.-The Province, a tor. and in less than half an hour, through the playing of the en- Hes Home, from Rio Janeiro to Monte Videci, was wrecked Barley and Malt ruled in mlth • e• , imposture attempte . er credulous clergyman, Lyons journal, relates that about four o'clock in the morn- ANOTHER LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT ON THE SANDS.-It ' dtl t • f the policemen who MO 'td th on the coast of Rio Grande rev' gine, an ie exer ions o , en e e GIBR i p ious to 3ist Dec. Crew saved. uc 1 e same state as last ~.- ce" „ s e a , 0 , the gross ne oe - not d • • d B • • ~ ing of the 26th ult a israa, March 9.-All the vessels from tbe e, an eaus, as well as Pease, were very unsaleable at =7 'B ,9 " • . Si' north of E S s . of Youfehal. With respect to t tood sponsor for the deception, . _ •, s a wedding party were returning to is our duty to record another truly lamentable catastrophe roofs of the adioinine low buildings, (which had caugh fi ) ' t re, rope that have arrived within the last twenty days have ex ' it - a decline of ls. per qr. es __ . e . 0 5. the, RC7. Mr. Foley, who s . . and that is, that he be_ Army from.Erroits, where the marriage feast had been cele- on the Lancaster Sands. We understand that on Thursday - - penenced '' ~ 4 10, .4 t.. 4 <V • 'o be but one opinion, 1 - f hat he so solemnly hrated, the bride, a pretty young village damsel, stopped be- night, three men named respectively, William Woods, James and cut off the communication of the flames, as well as the very bad weather. The George IV, and Crescent, verpool, have dischar , both from Li- Having several Yorkshire dealers in attendanc °° ° - ''' e to-daY, 5 '•• e E.' El 8 23 M ^1 '.. ''' 0. ' .1 there seems i. in the trate. o w b e hind the rest for some sed their cargoes with very heavy damag,e. directing their tt t: ere ,-, e e n r P, •,.",' o lieved in all sincerity thers, he permitted himself to _ . . purpose hnexplained. Having waited Dickinson, and John Woof, all belonging to Bolton-le- efforts of the inmates, the flre was confined mainly to the aen ion to Oats and Oatmeal, a few c o a roes 4s , e . e . ' e• 0. _ e . e . re re e _., We have for some time without her rejoining them, her friends went Sands, were engaged on the Sands, in the occupation of drying-house, which, with its roof, and most of its contents, „„5„_ee55_555.e,,e_5,55555..__._,..„..5..5555.5555............................ of the former were taken at an abatement of Id - . per 4albs. eg' " e , se . n ~, se asserted, and that, like ° bias heinous fraud . back to see her • b , ut, although they spread in every direc- shrimpine, when by some mischance, the nature of which we f LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 18.: 1 . • 1 rom the rates of Tuesday ; and the latter, 1 I 1 a t mug.) not in ite ; ,• s . 4 ",_. ? . 74 ' X ___.-- ~. ... the victim of an almost p.in icle ‘• that an inquiry, t: d ion, an passed the whole of the da was entirely consumed. The wind was blowing pretty freshly is e y request, was disposed of with rath I • cl . er ess ifficulty on g :4: '4 ',:pi ,1.. 4 0 ' a says the t ron s - 1 gentlemen, and yin exploring the coun- have not . heard, they were overtaken, about eight o'clock, by just been informed, " two medics e try round, they could gain no tidinrrs of h he sou t hward • the terms then stated. conducted by four clergymen regarding the roirtscu- . _ .. . e er. At length, on the flowing tide, and all, sad to relate, drowned. It is me- at the time, but, luckily, from t . , which carried oiscuannen ADMITTED. r :.., 1' 4 X r i id robit US r tle tollowing morning, news was brought that she h I R n e rtients cured three females of undoubted p . Yia ersons of that pro d ad been lancholy to add that the sufferers were all married men, nurn- the blaze clear of the main and higher Portions of the build- 44 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. - ----. 3 , 4 , 91 •:.: ''''' ;' e found in the night by a stra .., b at own request 6 ) Out-patients .. oped in te p , d rier, ound to a tree, with her bering amongst them no fewar than 17 children. It appears • A 'd ble uantity of bed and body clothes were MaL l t r id 0 ASHES 9i- 5 lons manifestations devel - iates, has terminate hdt . d b li • d 1 rugs. consi era q s , -patients ....• ... 0 Casualsduringthe last week 4 M MADDER, qI4.CIVt. s. d. s. 4. z = •-• c, her wicked asbcc ~ . fraud and cc sle ein ser, an with her mouth filled with sand, that cries of distress were heard on the shore about half-past irregular z sa girl, Mary Roche, and f the sacrilegious , b in a wood called Tete d'Or. She • 11 I' ding 60 to e 0 pairs of blankets, a number of destroyed, inclu . o Remaininthe house 210 a , c 1 was str a ive and medical •ht or nine o'clock ad a t f Pearl, new .. 29 6 -30 0 0 .s -in the full and ample exposure in,. t dict altogether t e eig , n par y o persons immediately Dead 4 mbro 50 0 -55 0 ;a ich con ra i aid vras called to her relief, but she was irrecr;verable, and proceeded to the sands but bv the time the ar • d quilt d hof the clothing that had been washed , , , y rive a per- s, an muc U. States, Pot.. 23 6 -29 0 Gamene • :'. that facts have come to light w , 1 ical sense of visiOn aru died in the afternoon of that day No cries of distress were feet silence prevailed. Ihe nlght was at that time calm, but The house is the receptacle for the Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson . Pearl none. Mull 32 0 -40 00. - 8 • , a on the previons day. 13A4K, Quercit. .. 66- 8 0 French, S.F. ( 6l e a -3° 6 .11 '''' ?. evidence ef the Rev. Cir Aubert s og vein without the ear at t e time s e was rst miss h d h • h fi ' ' ' ing, and, when taken Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies. -.:,• s -. a ould open a rstand with a very thick atmosphere, and the tide setting up like a ' --40 0 it cn a Oak,* ton .. .47 0 - 9 10 -, testimony that Mary Roche c . . y sve unde , down from the tree, the nuptial . wreath of orange ffowers was poor of twenty e two townships, incite:ling Toxteth Park, Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgeas. S.F.F 44 0 -48 or, FS g . E . . , .. 1 . - ' The leq uir ' 11 Bee Mr. mill race -Lancaster Gazette. German 5 10 - 7 0 ~ assistance of art or nature. tlemen :- e %I, still on her head, and all her bridal ornaments were on her ' ond there were between three hundred and four hundred House ViSiterS, WM. Carsoia, Esq. and Rev. J. B. Monk. E.5.P... 52 0 -54 0 °I,. 8' - ='• was conducted by the following gel s l sieton ; Rev. Mr. S ee person. Upon a post mortem examination not the slighest HORRIBLE MURDER.-On Friday week a man of the House Surgeon Mr. T. Inman. BRIMSTONE, W. ion Sicily, &c .. • -s , E.5.F.F.58 0 -65 0 a .- ccs ~...............,............ co 510 - 6 0 Spanish 013 i n Rev Mr Keane of M ir r cl oy e ; assisted by Dr. . r e , . . of an other act of violence u on he ' 11 Gs ' - n " intelli- trace y . p r could be dis- . • name of William Weatherston was brutally murdered near inmates. Great alarm was at first created in the mind of the JAMES BOLD, Treasurer. Tuscany none han, and the Rev. Mr. Russe , • nof superior covered except that which caused her death. fR hb b G H • d ' tne town o ot ury, y eorge in haugh. It appears governor and _his wife, lest the fire had broken out in the -------- ___ --_---..., CASSIA LIGNEA, S. d. B. 6. - MOLASSES, Is cwt. eme . . the particulars that each party occupied a small piece of land belonging to d • • St Lu • & cm, c..... BIRTHS. Thrill and Dr. M•Cartley, all genti to the beds being of straw. The drying-house °rim nes, NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MARCH 18. se. cwt. in bond 60 0-68 0 * 24 0 -26 0 At 44, Walnut ' We forbear giving thenticated his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, and had been at Demerara, &c.... 26 0 -27 ocs -street, Mrs. A. URQUIIART, of a son. CLOVER -SEED, sp• cwt. gence and discrimination. d that a fully au . _ na ew LEGISLATIVE COURTESIES IN OHIO.-A most disgrace- Rothbury, on the day in question, for the urpose of 3,* z was constructed on the most approved principles, at con- [WEEKLY REPORT.] American, red.. 1 Bar et Antigua.. 28 0 -30 0 a daughter. n the 4th instant, the CROWN PRINCESS of SARDINIA , °f as they reached us having hear . e the public i f ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. AIUNJEKT, V cal•• 27 0 -30 Dutch ' • Il be laid befor ful scene occurred in the Ohio Legislature a few days since, their rents, when, at a little past ten o'cloc P k, the t P o a ff in- ide yse to. s rable cost, and appears to be a necessary appendage to Accidents l4 Cured nominal Oln, Olive, ' 0 On the llth in t 24 Is 1,2 ;alb., s ant, the wife of Mr. J. THORNLEY, peinbre"" Fre e lac • minute of the evidence an - adding another to the list of legislative outrages which fur- etber to roceed homeward 'd b s, accornpanie y a young man Medical and Surgical cases Attending asOut Patients _ .O nh & Gerin. Gallipoli so large an establishnient, particularly in the winter months. .448 4 -48 10 On the 1 * ll ' days." f a Dublin paper, nish food for foreigners in their repasts epon republican n g amed G:or ge Brown, and two others • and when assi p n Upon recommendation ..... 24 Irregular espondent o has been for g The fire-place is separated from the drying-house by a wall, I Trinidad 45 a -46 o the lady of2t instant, at Underdale Cottage, near Shrewsborr' enormities. One Byington, having been very properly foiled over a place called Garley Moor, about a ' mile s ' ind a half f Died 33 0 - 37 0 ' Sicily E s the .. i 43 0 - RIOT IN A CHAPEL.-A corr ntroversy f Dun rom Total 3ll ) Grenada .. . 44 0 sh rews ,. ~ • B. NEILE, Esq.. proprietor and editor 0 , gives the following story. .• A__co v _ r. M Nowlan, o d. n by the Speaker in his attempts to embarras the Hpuse of Rothbury, the murder was effected by Hindhaugh drawin 'd i • k b g a n tis not nown ow the fire originated. The poor in- .} sss _ 36 0 Malaga 44 a - 4 5 0 ~ .urV Afes, of a son and heir. Brazil ens th some time going on between the R e •f poor-law guar l a . Re resentatives in its action on a particular bill, sent to the from his ocket a lar ela • Remainingin the Hospital .. 80 Portu • gal, tic .... none here gis , Ra e 15th instant, the wife of Mr. PETER ROBERTS, drug p g c sp knife and instantly plunging it mates of tle establishment, male and female, evinced the Comers, * ewt. in hone. nt 0 a R e g gentle- I? 1 • • b d tf h -- Levant t nela .-h -41 'I -4 5 0 L street, of a son and heir. kerrin, relative to the appointme t w hen the • chair a reso ution, purporting to ean amen men ot e into the body qf his victim. At the same time the b a Jama tri .. age .. On the 1 30 0 _ a „ Palm, 1. tsn l7th instant, at Evertor), az . o 42 0 BARKER the lady of the Rev. T. F; On Sunday the 20th of February a bile's' pontificals, stood be bill, declaring " that the Speaker of the house had forfeited ruffian made an attempt upon the life of Brown who esc:utdl best spirit throughout the emergency-even the aged being House Visiters, John Rigby and John Highfield, Esqrs. Treasurer, Bateson, Esq. orchnar Fish, :sa 252 gall, , Farndon, Cheshire, of a son. man above-mentioned, dressed ind 1 (mooing onent, bis OPP . all confidence as an impartial presiding officer, either from as it were, by a miracle, he having received a ' dreadful s P t e al; seen stag ' d b ckets of water. We understand the Chaplain R• W• genng un er u , Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker. good & DIIC ord. 62 il- 84 0 Seal, pale 40 o -40 10 fore leis congregation, and, bY en - - er into an agita , stupid ignorance of Parliamentary law, or from a wilful mal- on the haunch, which penetrated - • ' h b' quite to t e one. Poor premises were insured, but have not heard at what office. ,__..,.._. middling go o-103 0 -- - - ' bOuse or pray w hi c h espous i e , u ,, administration of_ it." The Speaker, as was proper for him Weathe t rs..on eznirPrl sil mnet i..............11-.-I_._z..------1.- A _ • --.-- = -, turned what ought to be ._ the d'enee __ -i.• 4.1-.0 SCI I , .• . .• ASHES Montreal, Pot. Pearl, new . U. States, Pot, Pearl Blow, Quercit. Oak, 19. ton • German BRIMSTONE, le, ton Sicily, &c Tuscany — CASSIA LIGNEA, S. d. S. d cwt, in bond 6o o Os 0 CLOVER -SEED, 17) , cwt. American, red.. Dutch nominal French & Germ. 'OCOA, 90 , cwt. Trinidad Grenada Brazil COFFEE, 13 cwt in bond. Jama. triage ordinary good& dime ord. 62 J— middling go 0-105 0 good mid. fine mid. &c 135 0-156 0 Dutch, triage.. • 13 0 0— 55 0 ordinary ... good 4fine ord. 60 0— 70 Inidfiling so 0— 90 0 good mid. } 95 0-105 0 fine mid., &c. Mocha.... Ceylon . Java HORRIBLE Mun... —On Friday week a man of the name of William Weatherston was brutally murdered, near the town of Rothbury, by George Hindhaugh. It appears that each party occupied a small piece of land belonging to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, and had been at Rothbury, on the day in question, for the purpose of paying their rents, when, at a little past ten o'clock, they set off to gether to proceed homewards, accompanied by a young man named George Brown, and two others ; and, when passing over a place called Garley Moor, about a mile and a half from Rothbury, the murder was effected by Hindhaugh drawing from his pocket a large clasp knife and instantly plunging it into the body of his victim. At the same time the brutal ruffian made an attempt upon the life of Brown,who escaped, as it were, by a miracle, he having received a dreadful stab on the haunch, which penetrated quite to the bone. Poor Weatherston expired almost immediately afterwards. An in quest was held at Rothbury on Monday, when a verdict of wilful murder was returned against Hindhaugh.—Newcastle Journal. LEGISLATIVE COURTESIES IN OFIIO.—A most disgract ful scene occurred in the Ohio Legislature a few days since, adding another to the list of legislative outrages which fur nish food for foreigners in their repasts tipon republican enormities. One Byington, hawing been very properly foiled by the Speaker in his attempts to embarras the House of Representatives in its action on a particular bill, sent to the chair a resolution, purporting to be an amendment of the bill, declaring " that the Speaker of the house had forfeited all confidence as an impartial presiding officer, either from stupid ignorance of Parliamentary law, or from a wilful mal administration of it." The Speaker, as was proper for him to do, left the chair, and called a member to it. After some disgraceful sparring the bill before the house was, by common consent, laid on the table, and a vote then taken directly on '-olon's blackguard proposition, which was negatived, no brutal mover and somebody named Steedman Mr. Gordon then offered a resolution, censur `-ed insult to the Speaker and to offered a long amendment. .OT IN A CH APEL.—A correspondent of a Dublin paper r , gives the following story. " A controversy has been fo some time going on between the Rev. Mr. Nowlan, of Dun kerrin, relative to the appointment of a poor-law guardian. On Sunday the 20th of February last, when the Rev. gentle man above-mentioned, dressed in his pontificals, stood be fore his congregation, and, by denouncing bis opponen, turned what ought to be the house of prayer into an agita ,ting hustings. One portion of the audience, which espoused Mr. Rolleston's cause, turned against his reverence, who immediately threw of his robes, and headed his own parti zans. A regular battle ensued in the body of the chaworsted pel and blood was spilled I T was actually PRICES OF SHARES, MARCH 20, Prices within the last seven days. RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Bolton and Preston Birmingham and Gloucester Birmingham and Derby lOO 0 0 0 .. Bristol and Exeter 7O 0 0 0 .. Birkenhead and Chester Ditto half Ditto, new, issued a t £33 dis. , 25 .. 00 0 . Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Ditto new Shares .... 86 3 11 17 6 . Ditto, Debentures Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto new shares 7 10.. 712 6 Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 20 paid o 0 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 0 0 0 Half Shares . 0 .... 00 0 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar } Greenock, and Ay r . 5O paid Grand Junction Ditto half shares so . 101 10 0 .... 101 10 Quarter 25 .. ~. 50 30 0 .... New ditto lO .... 35 15 0 Great Western 65 .. 06 10 0 Ditto new shar es 5O ... . . . 7O 10 0 . Ditto Fifth Shares Great North of England ... • Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston .. : Ditto Junctiop, new Leicester and Swatinington 5O .... 00 p ... Leeds and Selby Liverpool and Manchester Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares 5O ex London and Birmingham lOO . ... 215 0 o ... Ditto new quai•ter shares • Ditto old shares Ditto London & Brighton 5O . 36 5 0.. , Ditto now London and South Western Ditto, loth shares Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham 4O .... 00 0 ... Ditto and Ditto Extension 7 ..., 0o o ... Manchester and Leeds 7O .... 77 oo .. Ditto half shares .. Midland Counties Ditto, quarter 1-sth Shares 3 .... 215 a ... Nord) Midland New North Midland 4O ..., 00 0 ex. One-third Shares North Union ....... , ... .... 75 .... 74 5 0.. Newcastle and Carlisle lOO „. , 000 .. Ditto quarter shares Ulster 25 „.. 0 ° ° • Paris and Rouen 24 /5.. 27 0 0 . Rouen and Havre Newcastle and Darlington June. 3., .. 0 0 0 South Eastern and Dover 5O 0 0 0 31 0 Coe. 3l 10 LINSEED, 1?. ctrl 33 0 Rape, pale do. 42 0 Tarpon. 14 cwt 27 0 Rica, elt MARRIED. Aior On the gth ultimo, at the British Emb assy, P ar i s. b y /3f off Lu xcombe, ROWEL MADDOCK ARTHUR JONES, E5t.„,,, , _ T` - ' We pre.hall, in th e county of Flint, to LOUISA CREIGH , daughter of the late Major General M'CREA. On the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev* t, fa To wnsend, Mr. A LEXANDER SLOAN, draper, Hunter.strel MARY ANN, eldest daughter of JOHN POWNALL, Esq. On the 13th instant, Mr. JOSHUA BOLSHAW, ELIZABETH, only daughterof JOHN WOODCOCK, Esq. , VPPe Pitt-street. sailrnaker, ti; This day Prices e pries He, however, 33ra in robea, to body but ti and forced for awhile to retir, and fiercely denounced his opponents, w h o were otoilg, MELANCHOLY AFFAIR.—Mr. Isaac Neate, a farmer, living at Cherhill, stands committed to the New Prison, charged with the manslaughter of James Cleverley, under the following circumstances :—On Thursday the 2th instant, Mr. Neap attended Devizes market and returned home in the evening intoxicated Carolina, Liress voting for it came up under arms z Byington for his unproc 28 0 24 Bengal, ord. do., Jo 0 0 mid to tine .... 11 o African .......... Iwo Roar, 1. gallon, be Cud Jamaica, 1 0 16 0. 0... 0 3 nit the scene of disorder as the p :'he chapel was closed the neat ould not be again used for public Sunda and we t and Byingtcin h 45 0- 80 0 worstiap, after being ,---• h, containing a further It to tE and to the constituency that had nself to ren Having been informed of some misconduct on the part of a lad in his employ, he gave him a beating. The boy went home and told his parents, upon which his father (the deceased James Cleverley) went to en quire the cause, when Mr. Neate, without receiying any pro vocation, attacked him with a large stick, and beat him about the head in a dreadful manner, He was able with assistance to reach his house, where he received the best medical atten dance, but after lingering for some days he died. On ex examination the skull was found to be fractured, and a por tien of the bone driven into the brain. A Coroner's inquest was held, and after a long enquiry, a verdict of "Man slaughter" was returned, and Mr. Neate was committed under the coroner's warrant to take his trial at the next as sizes.— Wiltshire Independent. Havana good 8z fine ord. 34 0— 12 . St. Domingo 30 0— stronger.. Brazil so 0— choice marks.. Laguira 35 0— ,S 1 HFLOWER, 3P cwt, D YKWOODS,I). ton .W• a. • Bengal, Logwood, Jam... 50— good & fine. ..t 50 . Hon. & Dom. 60— 6 , ord. & mid .. 210— 6 4 10 Campeachy .. 8 0— 8 5 Bombay ........ 018 1 14 Fustic, Span 4 10— -- SALTPETRE Tampico 6 10— ,70 Cal. 5. . .. (1 Brazil 0 _2g 0 0 0— 0 0 South American, 14 6 —l7 0 Cuba NICARAGUA Wool/. orange .... sti o—' Rio de la Hache liver and block .. 38 o solid rough 7 0— 8 0 Neutria, :p fl uz small 7 0— 710 Chinchilli, do. .. (' .. Lima, solid l5 0— 17 o Seal, each ...... Harwood, Ango 6 10— 7 o SHUMAC, * cwt. Gaboon 3 15— 4 0 Sicily .. Camwood l4 0— 22 o Malag ......... a Red San. Wood 6 0— 610 Trie5te................... FLAX, 70 Mil. V erona.. ........ P'bu Riga. P.T.R. 406 0— 0— 42 G Tyrol ese ........ rg, 9 head Archangel 3O 10— 38 o D.P. Muscovado Dutch & Flem. .. 50 0— 80 0 moist brown .. 53 3 —54 0 GALLS, */), cwt. dry brown .. •. 54 ti —57 0 Turkey, blue ....56 0— 60 0 good & mid.... 58 0 —6l 0 mixed 50 0— 52 0 fine &v. fine .. 66 0 —6B 0 East India 55 0— 57 0 Mauritius, GINGER, 10 cwt. dabs and moist 42 0 —55 0 Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0 ; brown & yel.. Jamaica GO 0-200 0 ' due yellow ... . 6357 •. 0 E. India, in bo n d 11 0 — 15 0 East India, Bengal Gum, le , cwt. Kliaur ........ 43 0 —l7 0 Arabic East , Turkey 7O 24 0— 0-1 Go 040 brown & yel. .. 50 0 --55 0 India. good and fine.. 63 6 —66 0 Seneg ar al 00— 0 0 extra fine...... 6 7 0 _ 7O 0 Barby 85 0— ini 0 Manilla, in bond 16 o —2l 0 HEMP, 70 ton tS. £ s. Havan a , d o , P'burg, clear 32 10— 33 0 brown ........ 18 0 —l9 ontshot 31 0— 31 10 yellow ...... So 0 ..4 Riga, Rhine 33 10— 34 u white ord ...... 26 0 —l3 : outshot 32 0— 33 0 good & finc.. •.30 0 —33 Archangel Manilla 25 0— 27 0 brown ...... Bombay l5 0— 16 0 yellow ..... Jute limas, Ox and Cow, V tb good and fine. B. Ayres and Monte Video, dry. TaLLow, 3) , cwt. inferior 1k mid. 0 53-- 0 6 O dessa. , Y.C. .. good & prime 0 64 0 74 Odessa ......... Do. salted - 034 Archangel ...... N. Amer. salted 0 3 0 34 Buenos Ayres... Brazil dry salted 0 43 0 5 Rio, thy . . 0 6 064 Stockholm ... 1 3 0 Archan el ....... 15 .. —. Valparaiso, dry 0 6 0 63 Carolina ..... Odessa, &c. dry 0 Al— 0 7 Virginia ... ...... _ W, 'nom, dry,. 0 51— 0 7 TARTAR, 70 Mt. 7 1 0 brown and Mel... 46 o —5O salted.. 0 s 0 54 Cream of Tartar.. 36 o —69 East India •, • • 0 Rips, 13. A, dry. 0 7 0 84 TEA, v lb. in bond. Horse d. each C 6— 8 6 Bohea, Canton .. 0g _ HORSE HAIR, V lb. , Fokein .. ---. _ Short mixed long tails .... 1 0— 1 6 Twankay, corn... 1 5_ 2 combed INtnioo,l9 , orb. in bond. Pekoe, Orange .. 1 Bengal. 1 0 ..... 2 Campoi, pun. & violet blue & violet mid. to fine C 0— 0 0 — 1 6_ 2 .. 1 6 v b i h o i l e et, g ord. & mid 6o— 6 g good to fin e.. 110 3 g. & fine 7 0— 7 6 Souchong, corn 1 violet & cop. 1 ~ ,• . Pekoe, flowery •• 2 0 Hyson, c0rn..... 2 0 2 cop. 8z . d & mid. 36 5 3 Young Hyson .. 1 0— 3 i. fin f e. 5 ' 3— "--- 6 ' : fine.. 2 6 4 or . 2 9 5 6 Gunpowder, Oude con. quality .. 3 6 6 0 Imperial 40 0 32 0 6/ 0 70 0 WS. same day, Mr. ROBERT KIRK to Miss ELIZABETH On the 15th instant, at the Wesleyan Methodist Assoc— f ig JO ChapeL Ple asant -street, by the Res , . Joseph Worraß, Mr'„QEpfl BROOKS THOMPSON, to ANN, second daughter of Mr. J." BENNETT, of Finch•street. REV" Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, Mr. gym( Oes s FERN. of Kirk Braddan. Isle of Man, to SARAH, Y ° "". daughter of the late Captain ROBERT BRIDSON, of this tovirr os , _On the Igth instant, at St. Mar's Church, Edge-hill, Mr•,,lrtoo' HUGHES, Watch case -maker, to Miss ANN HAMM, of -p— -lane. ton' Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Henry 11_,03 WelUt ►o, t M r. ROBERT GRANT commander of the barque Duke of " e 1;10, on, to ANN BLAND, third daughter of Mr. JOHN STRIPL of this town. 28- 3 2 3 6 - 0 0 0 , . MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. -On Tuesday morning Chelmsford was thrown into a state of great excitement by the discovery that Elizabeth Bence, the wife of Edmund Bence, a printer in the office of Messrs. Chalk and Co., of this town, had attempted self-destruction ; and the further discovery that an infant child of the unfortunate woman was lying lifeless in bed. As usual, the most extravagant ru mours were immediately in circulation, attributing the death of the child to other than natural means ; but the evidence upon the inquest clearly proved that the cause of the child's death was perfectly natural. It appears that the husband of the unfortunate woman, wbo resides about a mile from the town, on the Ba'ldow road, returned from his work on Mon . 10 0 —23 0 .1 2 3 9 6 -11 'Jolly 7 0 8 6 60— 6 6 8 6 9 0 DIED. eo On the 29th of October last, at Ii h "0 _ „... 0 ,,, board , .., m. p.ici•• , icot. Earl of Powis, whilst on her passage from this port to .e„ G. I aged 19. HENRY GILDERSLEEVES, son of Lice. 'KELLOCK. R.N., of this town. The unfortunate young gentle manac- 's death which occurred in lat. 38 53 5, long. 31 11 E. was ca sioned by inj ur i es received from a fall from the mizenmas speechless of the v essel, under the effect of which, he lingered, in a state, for seventy-two hours before his decease. d Ye al On the 29th of December, at Barenly Bengal, in the 2 3 r, - /D IS, of her age, MARY, the beloved wife of ' Lieut. C. K. LAR . s ytb, adjutant 4th depot batalion, and daughter of William For Y ew E N' , Elgin, N•li., deeply and sincerelyregretted t all who ' , y her. In February, i n thi s town, of typhus fever, ISABELLA. if e of '"-- Mr. MOSES MOSS bas l , and on Frid ay, the 10th instant, also of tY P fever, Mr. MOSES MOSS, law stationer, aged 41 years. , last , On the 27th u l t i mo, aged 26, THOMAS TILL, and Tuesday „lines S, aged 32, WILLI AM TILL, his brother, both after lingering „,ilt.itS. On the 6th in s t ant, aged 38 years, Mr. WILLIAM BENT PEER of Warrington. Same day, at B urnley, Cheshire, CATHERINE, eldest daUgMei of Mr. WILLIAM EVANS, Ince Blundell. On the B th instant, a ge d O s, Mr, RICHARD ROBERTS, ship'Chandler, Upper Warwick -street. ..,40 5 . Same day, at Fairfield, near this town, aged 12 montns, Vl' ..1 0 0 - only and beloved child of Mr. THOMAS W/LLIAMS, wate. house, Church-street. On the 10th i ns t ant, suddenly, at his residence, BrownloW street' aged 66, Mr. SAMUEL PHELPS, d eeply regretted. Same day, aged 28, MARGARET, daughter of the late Ca P t°i° JOSEPII BELL, of Nelson-street, Great George-square. ~9 t h On the 11th i nstant, the Rev. ROBERT WALL, in the year of his age. Same day, at hi s res i dence, 41, Denison street, Mr. ~,,TLLIA4 ..- S ALMAN, aged 54 years. ~,,,„TEGOPIg On the 13th instant, in her 74th y ear, MERCY e',,, r Ord' HA RRIOTT, we of Mr. Juo. Hanlon, of Aughton, n''' skirk. ANN, 01111 Same day, aged 2 years and 5 months, MARGARET daughter of T. B. HUGHES, deeply regretted. n IA M S % On the 17th instant, THEODOSIA, wife of EDWARD _,. an- Esq., of Wylam-hall, in the county of Northumberlan, is youngest daughter of S. W. PARKER, Esq., of Scot's-bn u " the county of Durham. 300 On the 19th instant, MARY ELLEN, only child o f Mr. - CARLISLE, merchant, of Grove-street, aged 7 months. , TrEftS. 3 ' Same day, MA RY ELLEN, daughter of Mr. G. AK E l ; 5, aged 3 Years and 7 months liAltglt 0 Same day, at his house, in Great George street. -__ GORDON, Esq. _—.... 1 4 susamosecames...-- States s he bar day night, about twelve o'clock ; but upon reaching home Found the door closed, which he sometimes afterwards Forced ; and upon proceeding up stairs the unfortunate wo man was discovered lying, or rather sitting by the side of the bed, profusely bleeding from several wounds which she had inflicted on her throat and arm with a razor and carving knife, which lay near her. A. considerable quantity of blood had flowed from her wounds into an utensil which she had placed, and which was three quarters full. A messenger was immediately despatched for Mr. King, surgeon, upon whose arrival it was discovered that one of two infants, about six months of age, lying in bed, was lifeless. The unfortunate woman was in a fainting, insensible state, and was not, we understand, aware of the infant's decease until Wednesday morning, when it was communicated to her. She has now :hree children living, and has always been upon terms of the treatest affection with her husband, who, we believe, is ex :eedingly attached to his unhappy partner. We are informed hat a slight disagreement took place on Monday between a uember of the husband's family and Mrs. Bence; but at mesent we have heard no reason for the inducement of the 'ash act.—Essex Standard. HORRIBLE 0 -6:1 0 -6 4 0 13 0 -19 20 0 --21 0 21 0 _ 23 " 24 0 ._ 26 0 )r. Kenne 45 0 ___,, 6 43 O - 44 0 42 0 ..., 43 u 36 0 _ 43 0 acturing New shares York and North Midland 5O paid Half Shares. l5 .... 25 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ATTEMPT OF A SON TO POISON PARENTS, 3ROTHERS, AND SISTERS.—On Sunday morning last the amily of Mr. Chester White, a highly respectable and wealthy firmer, residing about one and a half miles east of the village f Batavia, were suddenly taken ill, exhibiting all the ymptoms of poison. On Saturday a bag was brought home -orn the mill and placed in the barn. Subsequently, it was rought into the house, and a quantity taken sufficient for two loaves of bread, which were used for breakfast. On Sunday morning, about two hours after, all who partook of the bread were taken violently ill. The family consisted of Mr. White, his wife, and father, three so ns an d fi ve d aug h ters, and a hired man, all of whom were sick, excep t one son, age d seventeen, who, it was ascertained, had not eaten of the bread. After a lapse of some hours, Dr. Coxes was called, who pronounced the sickness to have been produced by poison. He applied the usual remedies, and. at nine o'clock on Monday morning, they were all alive, and considered out !though still suffering severely from the effects of Suspicion became attached to the young man eaten of the bread, and upon being confronted, sed that on Saturday he procured two ounces of BANKS Bank of Liverpool , - Borough Bant 0 0 0 14 0 0 16 '2 6 11 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0, O 0 0, O 0 0, O 0 0, O 0 0. O 0 0. 10 o __)-1 . - Commercial of Liverpool 10 - Commercial of England. 5 of Manchester M'chester & L'pool Dsct Northern and Central North and South Wales.. 10 Royal of Liverpooi 500 South Lancashire Albion Liverpool Union 3 lower r; and 7 los. 25 paid LIV ERPOOL : PRINTEDTUESDAY A M ND P UBLISHE D H 21, 18 4 3 • EVE RY TUESDAY A ND FRIDAY ,in-KING 3/11-"*" Liverpool Banking Co. 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IUU Ditto aew shares arc now paid up Madras, Polish, It ian, ;lad G ain upon ( No cause can be ASSURANCE COMPANIES M'cbester Assurance Company. 10 Liverpool Fire and Life ...... . Qcean Assurance ............ Liverpool Marine Assurance Company ............. 30 paid DOCKS, FRRIES, NEW CO MPANIES, &c. Leeds and LiEverPOol Canal.... o .... o 0 0 Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 as. o 9 0 Rock Ferry ...... Steam Tug Company ........... 20 0 0 0 .... . good and tine .. 1 6 _ 4 6 TonAcco, y It. in bond. Guatimala, 79 , lb Floras Sobres 5 0— Cortes 2 C4raccas, Floras 6 3 .ept that his family have recently become pious, 4e church, and have made great efforts to him to attend churchand family worship, all of which treated with contempt, and would always absent him- 0 0 0 2 j 6 0 6 g J. River, Leaf • 0 2i— 054 6 0 Stemmed 0 43___ 0 7, 4 0 Kentucky 3 41 7 0 m ary l aa d 0 0— o 0 7 0 Tua mEatc, V cwt. i n b ond. 4 3 Bengal 14 0 —l6 TURPINTINE, 113' eta. 2 6 American 0 1 4 VALONIA, ton. .t 8 0 6 Smyrna, Picked 15 0 —l9 Mores 9 0 —l 4 0 0 0 WAX, BEES' cwt. in b on d . African 7 0 7 10 East India American........ 7 10 g n I united with tt gobres Cortes LAC DYE,* lb, , and that t Emily exercise. He has, of late, been gloomy and probably thought, could he accomplish his ald be rid of their iroportnnities and inherit his D.T. and prime. 1 6 mid. to good.. 0 7 ord. & inferior 0 5 MAnnsa Rocrs, v. cwt. Smyrna ...... 35 0— Tripoli & Syria .. none Freneh ' 'none Naples 3 proporl arrested on Monday morn to tim 3iontreal pi , out of compassion 'e in the deepest distr for the feelings of his family, who ss.—Rochester Democrat, Feb. 22. Harrington Docfi.j.•.:: Apothecaries' Comp any Asphalte ( Liverpool) ... 10 100 10 • 3 3 o 0 9 ... 10 P 0 0 0... 0 0 6 O 0 o MISCELLANEOUS Salmon can be had now in Fermoy for lid. per lb. The Pembrokeshire Steeple chase was won by Al r. Hughes " Gipsey Girl," beating eight others. On Friday last, at Glasgow, a poor woman was delivered of a fine boy in the open street. A child with two heads was recently born in the United It died shortly after birth. Lord Congleton preached, on Sunday week, i n th e B apt i st Chapel, at Teignmouth, which is at present occupied by the Plymouth brethren in that town. Within a comparatively short time, four dissenting chapels in this city have been purchased by the rectors of Bath and Walcot, for the service of the Church of England. In Monmouthshire the whole of the colliers still continue on strike, to the number of about 5,000, and continue meet ing on the hills. A meeting of the proprietors of the Ulster Railway Com pany was held on Thursday last. The balance of nett profits on the half-year was £5,336, 75. 10d, and a dividend of ten shillings per share was declared. Mrs. Peck, the wife of Mr. Peek, a grocer at Stowmarket, died last week, very suddenly in cousepenee of having V accidentally taken a dose of prussic ' dministered by a respectable surgeon in mistake f or an. ne draught. It is stated, on good auth or i t y, that ds of one million sterling per annum is expended on the turf. It appears that upwards of 1,000 horses were in training during the last sea son ; that 1,050 races have been contested, and £150,000 dis tributed among the winners A Mr. Conatty has been convicted at Tours of playing foul at cards. It was proved that all the " kings " in two packs were marked with a nail. Of this Mr. Conatty denied all knowledge. He was sentenced to ten years' surveillance and for five years to be incapable of giving evidence in a court of justice. A man named John Flitcroft, who was discharged from the New Bailey, Manchester, on Thursday, has been dis covered to be heir to property worth upwards of £lOO,OOO. It is stated that £60,000 of the fortune will be paid to him in ready cash, and the remainder in landed property in the neighbourhood of Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge. The shipping companies, and private shipowners of Stock ton, have resolved to lay up their vessels, rather than employ them in the coal trade at the present very low freights. A great number of ships are already laid up in the River Tees—more than has been known for a number of years. [These companies three or four years ago divided 30 to 40 per cent.] On Thursday night, about twelve o'clock, as Mr. Carter, a respectable cattle dealer, residing at Burwartoh, near Ten bury, as returning from Birmingham market, where he had been selling a quantity of fat cattle, he was met in the forest of Wyre, in the parish of Rock (commonly called Bewdley Forest,) in this county, and robbed of nearly £7OO. IMPORTANT TO SHO PREEPERS.—It will be seen from our report of the Recorder, to the grand jury, at the Sessions, yesterday morning, that, in prosecutions, he will not allow their expenses to any more shopkeepers, who may have put temptation in the way of the thief by exposing goods outside their doors and windows, as is too much the case. WINE FOUND AT SEA.—One of the mackerel boats, on . Tuesday se'nnight, picked up at sea thirteen hogsheads of wine, which they brought into the port of Plymouth, and de livered to the custom house authorities. It is suposed to be part of the cargo of some Dutch vessel. The casks are va riously marked, end pont4in, We understand, claret.—West Briton. The usual half -yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of England was held on Thursday, at which a dividen the rest was state d at the rate of 3i per cent. f or t h e half year was declared i d to be £ 2,8 7,424. A decrease in this item since March, 1841, has to s be observed ; it i s now l ess by £5,864 than in S eptember, by £11,860 than in March, 1842, and by £4,642, th an Sept., 1841. TIDE TABLE iltrn. I Lutz. 1 Height Sundays, Holydays, ,-c. u. 3 . 1. 1 g. Iv Tuesday Wednes. 22 Thursday 23 Friday.. 23 246 F. I. I 2 Spring commences.l2 340 u 14 8 A.lars rises 41a 44m morn 12 447 12 6 imaitOr rise 5 . 4 h" 59m nine, ~ Saturday 25 Sunday.. 26 Monday. 27 5 I 7 3 744 11 3 Lady Day. 821 800 12 0 4th Sunday in Lent. 915 937 13 3 Saturn rises 3h 45m morn. lured with gore, for the space of twelve na cne story goes—that the by praying at home for onefortnight, could wipt. stain. Be this, however, as it may, the fact was re-opened last Sunday. Now, sir, we have hear d . of contending priests causing the doors of chapels to / against each other, and we have known of many fie' urns ou is, the cD infallible' eh the worthy scions of s, In whit gured, but such a scene as the above is certainly, not —..id to put Popery in a new light. SFILEWSBLRY Scaoot.—We are happy to state, that the Classical Tripo s (or list of those commencing Bachelors of Arts, who have gained honourable distinction in classical literature) was published at Cambridge on Monday e headed by the names o f t wo gentlemen who were at e ducu at Shrewsbury School, Mr. George Druce , o f St . Peter's, and Mr. Edwin Gifford, of St. John's College ; the" n t . tlemen being ranked as equa l f or th e s enior place in the class. , Our readers will, perhaps, reco ll e ct that in the con test for the Pitt University Scholarship last year, Mr• Druce and Mr. Gifford were considered by t h e examiners superior to all other candidates, and nearly equal to each oth er, and th a t the scholarship was fin a lly awar d e d to Mr. Gi fford. The late examinations for the Cl ass i ca l T r ipos exhibi ted a similar result to a different body of examiners : but here the difficulty of decision has been very properly evaded, and the us tice of the case met, by placing - the two competitors tinder j ..upt of equality. To these honours gained at Cambridge pleasure to add, that Mr. Frederick Chalker , the present neau boy at Shrewsbury School, was, on the 25th nit., elected to a Devonshire scholarship at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, for which there were nine candidates. The -1 unprecedented honours achieved on this •urally been productive of the greatest mon, and may be a bracx extraordinary ar nppasion have delight amongst the pupils now at the school, of the first class classics. We are glad to istonishing and unparalleled success which has :ennedy's mode of tuition has been productive feficial results to the schools, to which pupils all parts of the kingdom in a manner that 'only to restore the foundation to that high state al effectiveness it enjoyed many years ago, but ;f ,ip,fined. owing to numerous causes that, as led Dr, K rig exposition to the i neither be foreseen nor counter ' from the Shrewsbury News, of Saturday. Town Council prove( acted.—Ab THE CORN LAW re opinior 3 declaring rests, or to er, must be ruinous to ence of such an altered American wheat, flour, 'our, as ar the other two species of The conformation of ti arts, except a mos err, old contributed to defray the ex old no longer pass . through Canada who ex- ) the A WILL OF THE L Jenner Fust gave judgment, on Fri , Countess de Zichy and Mr. Croker Hertford. The late Marquis had, si grantir 1 sufficient Eirs pas n the United States Ba the Virginia United with so mer'ica em Ina E.., We shall n_ sa, THE LAY MARQ,UIS 0 Court :, on bell eneficial tection advantagl an at all times alet to t d to die I .ord CI hroat, exactly resembling in shape the letter X. In Indi it is considered to be ferocious in its habits, but tbai descrip tion does not apply to this specimen, which is very inatfen sive, and fond of play after his rough fashion. He feeds o, nv of tne bread and fruits, and cannot be induced to touch meat eithe raw or cooked. ainst the Marquis e 1823, made sever Ind another grantit to 100,000 dol Hert To aim r n the I? nd du an of ch a creature as ued, and no question was taken before the adjournm howaver, the house had sense enough part dignity, and Mr. Gordon's resolution The nest next day, ._ to vindicate its own ndonted large maforif 4merican paper THE Cu' —From latest Pekin Gaze! rest exists in the Imperial Cabi ing ships of war after foreign r )pears that Kin Yi ngiin, one of the ministers forms before his Majesty gs oiships of sundr compamed by strong recommendations for an incre: number of efficient fighting ships. Upon this the Emp sends all the drawings to Yihshan, at Canton, ordering to have vessels coastructed, if he considered Kin Ying: plans the most fea s ible. Yihshan, in a. ‘ very long memo shows that no kinds of v :cept those con. heir visit Whampoa r hereaf jesty also It, but orders Yihs oriaf, that one ship after t at Canton, and which is able oti the stocks —Among therefore, ord and of the be: them to be bu mercaanEs for sal and at t purchase t i to sea, and that two mol ei NOVELTY FROM AFFGHANISTAN ou-s trophies from the recent seat of war in the east, one I the most curious that has yet reached us is a bear (urn Thibelanus) lately presented to the Surrey Zoologici Gardens by Captain Alexander. It was captured while quil a cub by an officer of the 45th in the celebrated Khyba p ass . The only other individual of this species that ha been seen alive in this country was a tenant of the Tows n , en agery, about 18 years ago, and was afterwards sent to th Ki n g of Holland. It is the rarest of the ursine family, an differs in many important respects from its congeners. havin - " "• ' ck, flat head, and large ears. Th d not more than half th claws are .pa length of tho India rs known i heavy and massive isy jet black in al -lookingwhite patch under t paid to Lord Char d consented to bear t 70 10 0 ig 7 6 4 0 0 5 7 6 0 0 0