The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

~ .. . .. _ . . .... _ . .. . - - ...7. - - - - -' . . „ „...„. . . .... . . ... . . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . - ..... . .. . • , . ... . . .. , t- , ' ,, , - ..•, , - ,i, .... •. - . . . .._ . ___ . ___ e___._,____._ , e .4.1 - ' . . . -. _ .. --.......y, _ . t C h letV it t . I. '' . ; UNITED PRAYER FOR THE HOLY SPIRIT. Way the Lord aecompany these ;means of grace, or sueh SE_RVA , TIVE MEETINGS. ook ila C c ON his( Vortrp. ....„ others as may be adopted, with his abundant blessing: Oh,' ( and the Ut i non BRIJ+ AST.-The fourth ant7i7 - ersary dinner of the Belfast So- s - .- .7 . , ..., _, ' TO THE EDITOR OF THE DuBLIN RECORD. may it indeed be a season of special refreshment from the pre- - e-- , . THE CHRISTMAS HOLLY. - . - St. Bride's Liverpool, Dec. 12, 1836. sence of the LOrd! Sin,-Some few eears since I published a small work inti- Let this be the prayer of all who read this paper • and as the . ' e 1.: 0 ,4, 1 . 1 g l o i f i e ß sd r a i t y l , A . boy e the chairmah was placed t' . e oyal Arms, supported b • the le rf ti Reif st Sei t - Anted ." Thoughts on the Importance of Special Preyer for the time for making known this concert has been ver ' y limit . ed, it The holly ! the holly ! oh twine it with bay general outpouring of the Holy Spirit :" and afterwards tra- would Belfast aline. Ihe ball was bril a li n a d n a t no l u i p ligh it t e : w b e y i:e ti c i la s;l 7 e l i . td iel i i d !:: Come give the holly a - song ; • yelled through different parts of England,. Scotland, and Ire- hive inbfle o a en g e r e ea o t v ic e ir t l h n e es i s ,r i e t ss t , h ‘ o v s o e nt W d ho r tap , prove t . he obje . ct, and chair-was taken b J• r F • ' ' ' ' '' t. ( • ; ha e :d i : l ; t e n t i •t b i , ,:a E c s h cyl. c . ontainin 75 liehts throwine a beautiful , ' ' Por it helps to drive stern winter away, , hich any one, into land, and the Continent, to promote this ob• WI •I I ‘• • ject. ten in ta y, this invitation w • • • , With his garment so sombre and and long. • .. glare on the ma • g ' ' '..' - guificeut scene beneath. At six o'clock the --It peeps through the trees with its berries of red, I met with a very devout and influential christians, who residee par a e v a e thus prays, full permission to do. w h o e s - e p u h b a l n i d s h s i a t n ro d a y c t i a r c i l u , I t a i a t e s . he the United States of America, hut' who, from diffidence, Peace be with all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, 1(1°0 Persons . sat dow aA h i n .t e po s . ,d .. i i vi n , r e ile y r_ o .p n r e r s e i d ia e ri t e a n , t ~ ,p h s s e q n . , n a p l. w P a . r , d i s s i t o h f And its leaves of burnish'd green, wishes to remain unknown. From this excellent person I h , lately received a very pressing. letter, urging me to pre ' When flowers and fruits have long been dead, Mr. E. Tennent was sup - 'a And not even the daisy is seen,- . a paper, inviting " all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sin- Their affectionate brother and servant in the Lord, JAAIES HALDANE sTEwART. !ported 'on his right by Lord Dufferite; Lord Roden; Lord Then sing to the holly, the Chrietmas holly, , Powerscourt; Lord Jocelyn; Sir E. Hayes, M.P.; Hon. R. , 1-, ..That hangs o'er peasant and King . ; cerity," to unite in a general concert for prayer, for the out- St. Bride's Liver l poo . i Plunkett, M.P.; Hon. T. Knox ; Geo A. Hamilton Este a ''While we laueh and caronse 'neathets glittaring boughs, pouring of the Holy Spirit, on the first Monday of the ensuing 11 4 .. P.•, Col. Conoily, M.P. ; E. -. Lucas ,• Esq., M.P. • ts ' 'olon - el i xl •a v V eel i rt n .r g : fi : e ss lii .. ; ;, m S R i e. r : A .. : . ,,,, 0 1. . B o e , 8 11 n i n t f t h v a a n i n ; ; R. C . o 1 H . N a l u l , g e E n s t ti ; . J ; . n • To the Christmas holly we'll sing. year. I have, in consequence, written the enclosed invitation, which, if you approve, I should feel much obliged by your in- TOBACCO. • ; - . • The gale may whistle, and froat may come serting it in your valuable paper.-I remaiu, sir, yours very . • . To fetter the gurgling rill; . (From the Constitutional.) 1 Rev. Dean Carter ; M. Anketel, Esq.; Sir Robert Beteson, * 'W itte IVlaerxtr faithfully and affectionately in the Lord, The cruelty inflicted - upon the people ofalreland by the ex- I Bart, M.P.; and on the left by Lord liathdowne; Lord' Cas • The woods may be bare, and the warblers dumb _- JAMES HALDANE STEWART. . ..Bot the holly is beautiful still. . cessive tax upon this article will appear from the f o ll o w i ng state. , tlereagh; Lord Cole; Lord H. F. Chichester; the Hon. Ma , jor-General O'Neile, M.P.; Colonel Pakenhatn; Col. Forde ,• . , ' • in the revel and light of princely halls ment of the duty-paid 'consumption :- 'J. D. Jackson, Esq h . M.P.; R. Litton, Esq., K.C.; David 1 The bright hollv-branch is found ; INVITATION TO UNITE INA GENERAL CONcERT oF PRAYER, FOR Population, . , THe OUTPOURING of THE HOLY SPIRIT, ON-THE FIRST sioN- 4,000,000, . . • - And its shadow falls on the lowliest walls, 1794 Diityeraid upon) belonel Wacker ; the Very Rev. Archdeas DAY oF THE NEW yEAIi. Estimate. Duty, 6d. per lb. 9,420,211Th5. I , c li o n ti na a n u d rin ß ; ev t . he NN l:er l y 3la lte k v w . o D od er H. S . ta G n a n s u t. s o ; yn A n . , N E P s hl ci eile D ,Esq . ..While the brimming . •; born gdes round. Then drinle to the holly, &c. DEA RLY BELOVED IN THE LoRD,-Ahout six years since, it 6.801,827, .1821 • octor was proposed by some devout christians in Switzerland, that Census. Duty, 4s. sd. per Its. . 2,845,7521b5. }- Official. i I ~ L ongfield; the Very Rev. Archdeacon Mant ; W. (3 .' . Reilly, The ivy lives long, but its home must be " all who love our Inirdlesus 'Christ in sincerity," should, on- ;8,592,000, 1836 . 4,876,0921b5. J Esq.; and J. M•Neile, Esq. At seven. o'clock the spacious , • Where graves and ruins are spread; the last Monday of the year, hold a general concert for prayer, Duiy, 3s. sd. per lb. galleries were opened for the reception of the ladies, and in 'a s . • for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This appeal touched a -M Cul/odes Statistics. ' ' • . , . few minute§ they were filled by the greater part of the beauty There's beauty about the cypress tree, . But it.flourishes near the deed : chord which vibrated across the Atlantic, and several churches Had the consumption of duty-paid tobacco increased with the and fashion of the town and neighbourhood. The fine band of ' . , . Thi laurel the warrior's brow may wreathe, in the United States of America, determined, by the divine increese„of the population .as compared with 1704( the quantity the 51st regiment attended, and materially added to the enjoy -1 But it tells of tears and blood; I sing the holly, and who cau breathe aseistance, to set apatt the first Monday in the year, for thisim- Which would now pay . ' dutyn . in round nualbers, would be in ellt and festivity. Such is an outline of the mare appearance portant object. The Lord was graciously pleased so to bless 20,000,0000)s. ' o this great conservative banquet. The speeches Were worthy . Aught of that that is not good? . . these devotional meetings, that year after year they have been ' Since 1822 a mass' of eaidenee has been collected by the coni" 0 the high and talented individuals who delivered them. The sing to the holly, &c. continued by increasing numbers, awd with increasing power missioners of Revenue and Excise Inquiry, and be a special . . __CoNSERVATIVE . AsSociATIoN OF AsHßy-DE-LA-ZoUcri. - - and earnestness of supplication. . committee of the Hon. House of Commons, by which it ap - a The anniversary of the fot mation. of the Conservative Associa .. i 1 - ' 'CONTEMPORARY PRESS. Very lately an invitatioa has been sent to the Christians in P e ar s- , fion of Ashby-de-la-Zouch 'and its neighbourhood was held .on _ ea .. Great Britain and Ireland to unite in this concert ON THE FIRST "That three-fourths of the tobacco new consumed in Irelana Tuesday lasCha the Assembly-room of the Ivanhoe Baths at MONDAY IN THE ENSUING YEAR. It seems to re . quire but lit- is supplied by the smuggler." (Sir Henry Parnell on Finance, the Roial . Ho l tel, Ashby-de-la'-Zoneta Upwards ef 300 of ' the 1 - We have to announce to-dav the most numerously most tvealthy, influential, and respectable gentlemen of this . tle argument to inducethose who have any faith in the power P a r 39. ) t 1 littended , Conservative celebration of the year. We are of prayer, cordially to accept of this invitation. For if in these 'very man of humanity must hold in abhorrence a system of town and its vicinit . sat clown to.a raost sum tuous dinner. Sir rbilj!iar!c) to use a compound phrase, because, in truth, the last times there . ever has been a year, in which it was particu- taxation which deprives the poor man of an article so couducive G, H. W. Beatimon Y t, Bart. filled ihe chair, k i and ae;ts supported to his cemfort, and - which goads him to thecommission of of celebrationewas pot Made at a single meeting, but by , larly desirable to commence with such a union, such • a year by the 'lelai:quis of Granby, ' Lord Charles Manners M.P M • now opens upon us. It tray be called a Sabbatical year, forsve, fe , nces against the revenue laws, and ebich enables the smug- ~ ~ r. H. Halford, M.P., Mr. W. W. Abney Mr J. li. 13, Cave, Mr several - meetinffs simultaneously collected .in yarioum . commence it as our first parents commenced the first 'morning ' 41 er to take out of the pocket of the Irish people alone nearly R. G. Creswell, Colonel Cotton, and s ' ever * al other most lath.: t norns through - the town of Birmingham, na single room after their creationeon the day which God has earhinifiecl'and two millions of money yearly. ' ential entleme in the town being suffijent eonvenientlyto accommodate . bleesed. 'Whilst each intermediate Sabbath will be as a steP - • • 'We eannot believe it possible that our present enlightened . • • , e i CRO g MPTON C n O . NSERVATIVE AssoctATlON -A 'meet ing pi me the vast-Conservative multi t le, W e l are inf o rmed that the • ping-stone to take us above the miry path of this wilderness- ministry will any longer suffer a tax to remain which engenders Conservatives of Crompton was held on WedriesSlav sehinight, cumber who actually attended exceeded 3,000 ; and that, world; the last day of the year, also a Sabbath, affords the pri- s se . m . any . crimes, when, as a source of revenue, a duty of one . at the White Lion Inn, Shaw, Mr. Abraham. Cronipton, jun , but for the difficulty of procdring accommodation, and vilege of closing the year as every.christian desires to close his holing per . pound wool& in all probability, produce, L 300,000 •in the chair, when a series of resolutions were passed expressiVe t o h f attachment to the constitution in church and state, and of rimage, in-the enjoyment of the " rest that remains foe-the more than is now received. the consequent apprehension that it could not be pro- Pilg I fG d " When- invited, • therefore to devote the first peop e o o . All the facts show that no loss could acctue from the proposed cured, the number would have been at least doubled. iNlonday of the New Year to a general con Cert of prayer, with reduction, whilst the United Kingdom would be immediatelr h e necessity for forming an association, havine for its object t e promotion of Conservative principles. The meeting was Finothe particulars of this most gratifying celebration "all who in every place call upon the name of Jesus Christ our relieved from a tax of nearly three Millions of money raised attended by the ri ci al inhabitants of the toweshi , and an upon the puhlic by the smuggler, which is taken away in gold: we must refer to the report which we have borrowed from Lord,_both theirs and ours;" we are invited toassist in a service association'was n p irm n ed p which will no doubt have a p beneticial ! the Morning Herald, and which, though more ample with the savout of the Sabbath still fresh upon us, and with, the effect in protecting and advocating Conservative principles in prospectoor uniting with that " general assembly of the church and satisfactory in its details, rather falls short of, than TOBACCO-DUTY FREE. , • theneighbourhood. ' of the firstborn whose names are written in heaven." An as- GL•SGOW PREL CLUB.-We have great pleasure in an- . exCeeds, the accounts we have had from, at least, a dozen sernbly where prayer shall be turned into praise, and where 1 tters rate t ' e private correspondents. - Sortie *of our ae . .he the redeemed of every nation, and kindred, and people, and (From the Constitutional.) trouncing that the enlightened and patriotic students ef our 17niversity, who have conferred the highest, the most honoihra- The public ought to know that whilst a duty of three shillings numbers present in the several ConServative stations at tongue," shall form one company with the angels, in offering hle, end the most precious mark of their confidence and affection per pound is extorted from the poor man of Great Britain and mbre than 4090; ill represent the whole body of Con- unceasing hallelujahs to Han that sits upon the throne, and to on Sir Robert Peel, by electing that illustrious statesman Lord the Land). ' How much will it add to the blesSedness of that Irelainl, the rich landowner is allowed to have this article free sarvatives as animated- with, the noblest enthusiasm. If day, that many whom we meet there, shall, under God, owe their of dutYa . Some tons ofhobacco, which have been abandoned by Rector, are about to form a Conservative club ; and after the • tenth( • 1 trium h which the av chie wl3 - -' may trust to the evidence of this manifestation, ' w a n , p i state to the grace bestowed in answer to the , , f , the owners, are now being packed in the London Docks, to be 'P • praeets o p y h e a ved, we need hardly say that the intend to inscribe on their banners the immortal name • , Messrs. Attwood, Scholefield, Edward Gibbon Wakefield, t hi s general coocert! Oh it is sweet to anticipate the joy, to sent to rich agriculturists in Keut, free of duty. The same was of PeeL y That this information will be gall and wormwood to .- done lest year ; so it appears that sheep are more valuable than and Mintz may spare themselves the trouble:of specu- realize the blesSedness of that glorious day ! And surely fer labouring men !! ! A manufacturer has offered the Treasury e present ministry we can have no ouet, for, notwitestamoug th ' ' d I, - •1, ,I• listing upon the result of the next general election. vent prayer is now especially required, for whichever way we - - to pay two and sixpence per pound duty on this tobacco. all the blustering of their hireling scribes, they cannot conceal turn, pressing need for . the divine aid wresents itself. Regard NV a! are greatly pressed for rooM to-day, anal, as in our own country . at this moment. The heavens are lowering We feel confident that the present government are inclined their mortification at. the signal deleat'of Sir John Campbell. We hope the spirited conduct of the stUdents of our Univereity ' to do iustice to the poor man, for they never could have directed will rouse those o . f Edinbureh Aberd e and ' 'finch - cases men are accustomed to pack heterogenous upon us. In many districts in the north, although the season • - this procedure witheut having determined to relieve the labour- ~ , e n, St. Andrew's articles in the same parcel upon a journey, we will ven- of harvest is past, the crop is still in the fields, and the prices ine clesses from this onerous tax. If the rich man cannot at from the lethargy in which they seem at present to be sunk ; and . that the studenti of the Scottish Universities will use then tura to append to tine glorious evidence of the improved of•almost all necessaries of life are rapidly rising. In the fin% to pay duty on tobacco for his flocas, how can he be a party good sense of Birmingham a remark upon the singular, commercial world there_is painful apprehension nearly amount_ . united efforts in preserving, in all .their integrity, thevarious titeiturnity Of the liberal journals - al the close of the- ing to a panic. ' Whilst the political horizon is so obscure, to extort it from the poor man ? . and complicated interests of our ancient sauctitariee 'of religion " that men's hearts are failing them air feat," not knowing isarovramWnsarna , . Comm in Council elections. what is coining upon them. If we turn our eyes to our sistei TEA, COFFEE, AND TOBACCO. and learning, now threateued with subversion and spoliation by .the rude an& grasping hand of democracy.-Glasgow Constita- We remember, not very. long ago, many exulting- island, there, alas! we see a 'distracted country-many under , . ,tiorista . . . ~ . . 'peragraphs put forward by our micristerial contemporaries a worse thao Egyptian bondage a bondage whose chains no • . - • (From the Constitutional ) - • CONSERVATIVE DiNNER AT GLOUcESTER.-The third annual upon occasion Of the return of a liberal town councilman ane but he who "is mighty to . sahe" can break. 'lf we look at A comparative statement ot the duty-paid consumption of Conservative dinner took place at the New Inn, on Wednesday th ,Continent We _ see Spain in open civil war ; tlgh same t e -in the borough of Wallingford. Now we have all re .• . • dreadful scow-sea •threatens Portugal; in other coulTtries a ree of the principal articles necessary for the comfort of the last. It was very numerously attended; the room being crowded labouring classes of society with nearly : 3oo persons, and a considerable number more would . sped for Wallingford on every account; but cmeny tumultuous spirit is only restrained by the strong arm of military - because of the admirable representative whom it sends to force ; and evenetheie it occasionally breaks out in murderous • UNIT - E ' D KINGDOM. 1801. . bailie been present had it been pos,sible to find accommodation. This circumstance is a cheering proof of the progress of Con ,parliament-an able and accomplished gentleman, and a plots of a:esassinations. Theough the, whole of Europe, in alMost . „ ' 14 942,646 servatism in this city. A large 'majority of the party were : member of - the purest and best class of Conservative every part,' either open infidelity, papal superstition, vain and Population ' ThA. COFFEE. TOBACCO. . operatives; and these annual meetings, tending as they. do to , powerless neology, orimereforrnal Protestantism, having a name . commoners. But, with all our respect for Wallingford, ' 23,737,5541b5. I 750,1100165. I 16,904,7521b5s promote en interchange of friendly feelings-to.draw closer the s to live, but dead at heart, cover tOe land • and were it not that 4835. , hands by which society is heldrtogethea--•te, icmitid each class and all our gratitudefor the return of such a Member ae the Lerd- has still a‘ remnant, his atithfu ' l witnesses, who pro- Population - 26,377,000 of its mutual dependence on nhe other-Lare deserving' of our . Mr. Blackstone, we must contend for the equality, at phesy in sackcloth, Christendom, alas! Would only bear the - TEA: . coFtEE. • ToßAcco. wannest commendation. We trust theywill lead at en early - least in importance, of the Common Council of London name, without the faith or -the spiiiit of disciples of our Lord ' 36,574,t)04 1 b5. I 23•295,04 61 b5e I 21,974,7521b5. day to the establishment of an efficient Operative Association, with the Town Council of Wallingforik; and we think Jesus Christ. Such is the need of prayer in nominally Christian It will be seen that the-consumption of, duty-paid tea on the plan of those societies which have effected so mach good . a Do we 're ard heathe countaie P he e g n . s . T r . the light of and coffee -id 1835 exceeded the quantity used in. 1801 by elsewhere-an object that we have frequently advocated, arid '2_ Wll. may conclude that. at the Common Council elections 211 ,, )5pel is just Strong enough to show the thickness of the - , 30,281,4961b5., whereas tobacco has only increased 5,070,1701b5. whieh shall receive our zealous co-operation.-Gloiseesteishire ' our centempories have found nothing to boast of, or they surrounding darkness. The converts to Christianity, won by would not be so meekly silent. They have preserved, it . the operations of our societies, while we bless God iiir all that n t ;; ? o u h a a n c t n i o t y. a .c r e o n r s e u q ui n e i d r e . d t i r t which may be •at l tributed t to a t r h t e n en t e i rmous auty enabling the Chronicle. . ( 1 ) -ea p - haee accomplished, the infant churches they have planted, s t 1 11 " cu I I n g w e e r st to e s s u tt p m p lbs f . Th DIN-NER OF_ THE BATH CONSERVATIVE . AESOCIATION.- is true, some of their friends in the Common Council, th e e a ' te a tn s n e m e e b o i f ..t r h n iLa s ss n o n c i:lT e i s i d t a o ol l t a ~,p i ,l a e a i t n ai t t l h i e ‘t u g i r t e t a e t . but in no very brilliant positions. Thais, at the elect ion 1 , and the schools they have formed, are like floweis in the desert, the consumption of the United Kingdom, and it is believed that, room a n t n th a e l ' tyjiach serve more distinctly to mark the surrounding bat renuess.. at a .. low duty, the quantity would be greatly ex cee d e d,...-thu s at bury in the chair. T Y tie company amohled• to ab p out 500, coin just beside us-the election for Farringden Without-- few thousands who bear the name of Christ there are the - duty of one ls• per pound, £2.500,000 -would ;each the posed of the gentry, and - respectable trading and other inhabi we find Mr. Galloway - the 13th of the 16 returned ; ' 9 stil r l, -a alas ! many millions' who " sit in darkneris and ' the shaduw - Messrs. Wells and Wiiliams, the most ultra-Radicals of - of death." Whoever contemplates these facts-and they are 1 reasuty, which, with t , he . sum of £8,000,000, (see .Sir Henry t a nte of Bath, thelarger proportion being members ef the asso- Parnell on Finance, paee 46,) now paid•toprevent smuggling dation , ell the ultra-Radicals, rejected; and Mr. Tickner,_ I wao not exaggerated statements, but plain and simple truths con- would 'produce a revenue equal to the• present, and Ale country' . • . - declared that " the O'Connell connection stunk in his fieiped by undoubted testimony-and at the same tane consi- would saved g 3,000,000 per annum, now paid to the smuggler - THE Ktwo's THEATRE.-In the balle - t department, Laporte - nostrils," nearly heading the poll. 'This looks well in the ders the inadequacy of all human power to give effectual relief, and taker. away in gold. If it be said that the preventive ser- -has this:season been unusually fortunete ; the engagement of cannot but desiie that all who believe in the efficac of' ira er vice is necessary to protect ihn revenue on f ore i gn spirits, its .Carlotta Geisi in whose praise our otifaion has often been re , Ward which once elected Mr. Waithritan as its alderman, would unite in that one petition-" Ohs that thou w y oulds i t reynd f• Racy will arpear evident by the following official statement corded, atinre'd for the absence of Triglioni. ' " Beuiowskr." -• and replaced him by Mr. Harmer. We believe tbat all the heavens and come down, that the mountains might flow l in t. fi h n te it d el t y he th f e re best ballet produced since Massaniello, has ele a the other wards have evinced a similar bias ; and our down at thy presence • . , that thou wuuldest make bare thine arm; - o a f the - consum'phien of foreign - brandy :- . . 1801 2,192,546 gallons..l 1831.. 1,228,454 gallons. .quenters of the opera by the exceedine beautrof " belief is certainly not a little confirmed hy the silence of revive thy work in the midst of the . years; utterly abolistathe The customs and excise, with the assistance of the army and it's music, the novelty of its datices, and the gorgeou7ness of its the Whicr-Radicalsi . but next week we may look a little idols; retura tOJerusalem with mercies, and fulfil thy promise navy and constabulary force of the United, Kingdom, cannot sceuery • to the last bar of the music have the boxes retnaiired• es to give thy Son the heathen for his inheritance, and the utter-, coll'ec ' t duties so dispioportionate to the value of the articles, erowdedwith attentive listeners, enraptured by the enchanting' , closer into this matter. • most parts of the earth for his possession." For who are they whilst, under the sa oof these dut es, the smuggler ley es strains of ".The Krakoviak," the " Pas Galop," the "'Ma acti n i i The fate of the Whig-Radical amendment, refusing. whnare now dishonouring God, either by- apal superstition, on the public a sum . of money larger' than the whole expendie zourka," . and the grandeur of - The state.march.' . „The dances, , the rates in the parish of Lambeth, is another " sign uf Mahometan imposture, Heathen idolatry, -l'hilosophic ptide, • ture of the Mined Kingdom when tobacco was first introduced. from their novelty, from their intrinsic beauty and from the' ~ . , ' the tintes." Mr% Quin, to whom not merely his parish, and 'vain scepticism, open Infidelity, or Jewish unbelief? They excellence of the music, ere, and will be for many Seaeons to' are, alas! our fellow sinners-men like ourselves-the children ' . but the Church of England and the whole Conservative come, the raga of the ballertiom. Bochsa's orchestral Musie is ' , of the same mammon parents-like us , involved in the same OUR : PACKET SHIPS. body are deeply indebted for a long series 'of important. curse which'man's transgression -has brought upon his guilty • s excinisite, and, as we understand, he has:with his accustomed • services, put the.matter upon the right ground, when he rice ; . but yet, through the grace of God, the merns of his. Son, (From the New York Daily B.vpress.) skill already arranged the pianoforte, the. harp, .and as duets for the harp and piano-forte . ; they will be as popularin the drew said that " the question is not whether to make - a church- - an d th e power o f the Holy spi r it, c ap a bl e o f beiog made child- We conimence with Crinnell, Miuturn, and Co.'s line of Li- e -room and the boudoir, as the dances are general iu the rate, but whether the Eetablisbed Church, as such, shall reu of God 'and heirs of the kingdom, who can help mourning verpool Packets, to give the time occupied in the passage of e n s l .e em eli es. e them? The harder their hearts the more confirmed their e• h vessel to and from Liverpool, for the last year, endin THE LATE ROBBERY AT THII BANK OR PRANCE. The ' .. or shall not be maintained."' The effect was inevitable ; •ate their errors, the more pitiable do N -a o c vember 1'0:- - - - - g , . .. • . o u v nb r elief, the more invetei • ' • • per . _ . men' were a\ once awakened' to the real question, and they appear. When we think of the shortness of time time for Left New Y ork. Arrival at Liverpool. eon who attempted to rob the Bank of France, who afterwards ' t the. rate was triumphantly carried. - v,r . . 1 , advise that upon which the voice of mercy sounds, and the unutterable anguish ' Day's passage. destroyed himself, and whose body lay several days at the Mors future occasions of a rate ,disputed upon principle the which follows-death without mercy. When we hear the great I Geo. Washington, Holdridge, Oct. 8. Oct. 26. 18 gue, where crowds went to see it, has at length been identified. ..,.. unit-marked out by Mr. Quin be followed. Let, of Jehovah say, " Put ye in the sickle; fo r te e h a rvest is ripe, Napoleon, Smith Nov.. 10.. • Nov. 30. 20 ' A young woman recognised it as a person who came frequently come get you down, for the press is full, the fats overflow, for Indpendence Nye Dec. 9. Dec. 29. 20 to see her, and who was called Francis Martin, and was known - • course, all jobbing of churchwardens and parish offieers their ' wickedness iS great. Multitudes, multitudes in the valley Ros - coe Dela ' no' ' 1836 Jan 10 Jan 27 17 r under the name of the Baron de-.: The other robber who ~' the most jobbing officials in the kingdom, because the of decisian." Who that hears - these awful words, when invit dcw ' • ' . . • ' ' ' has hitherto escaped, is said, like the suicide, ho belon ' g to a e a ashtugton, Holdridge, Feb. 9.. March 3. 22 Napoleon, Smith, most plebeian and the least responsible-let all parochial March 9. March 27. 18 rich and powerful family. He is now likely to be apprehended, en honsequeuce of the information supplied by the woman. by the inhabitants of one city going to another, and saying s., Jobbing be vigilantly corrected, and then let it be urged let us go speedily to pray before the Lord, and to seek the Lord, Independence, Nye April 8. April 23. 141 May 9. June 5. 26 .................... . . upon every churchman that " the question is not of a will not immediately answer, "I will go also," I will unite with Roscoe, Delano,' o say "Come from the all who fear God in entreating of Him t , , . . . G. Washington, Holdridge, June 8. Juae 25. 17 church-rate, but whether_ the Established Church, as Y Pensylvania Smith -, July 8. July 29. 21 itiatheas. - fciur w e ind , h, o , breath, and breathe upon these stain, that the • such, shall or shall not be maintained." Let this be h 1 ' h • I ' ' may live. Surely, there is not one Christian w o oyes is ndependence, Nye, Aug. 8. Aug. 30. 22 - enti done universally, and there will be an end of rate resist- Saviour. or ha.s any compassion for his fellow sinners, but will Roscoe, Delano, Sept. 9. Sept. 28. 19 LIVERPOOL COLONIAL . MARKET, Dec. 23. ance.-Standard. make this response--" I will go also." They who regard the . Left Liverpool. Arrival at New York. There has been a general and extensive demand for Sugar, both signs of the times will be still more powerfully impressed with . Days' passage, from the grocers and I...liners, and the sales reach nearly 2000 hhds. 11, THE MISSING -WHALERS. these feelings. For when these signs are observed, not -with a Roscoe, Delano, Oct. 2,5. Nov. 281 33 - P. at an advance on the previous quotations of fnlly Is 41 ,, cwt. 32, . hags ef Bengal have also 'oeen disposed of. There is nothing to re vain and superficial glance, but as noted ." in the Scriptures of G. Washington, Holdridge, Nov. 25. Dec. 31. 36 . . port in 'Mauritius or • Foreign.-No transactions in Alolasses.-Coffee. ... truth," they cannot but see a sesemblastee to Jhe closing days of Napoleon, Smith, Dec. 24. Feb. 4. 42 There continues a fair inquiry for Plantation, but the quantity offer - ( From the Shipping Gazette. ) - "the tiines of the Gentiles," or tti that solemn period " when Independence. Nye 1836 Feb. 5. Feb. 28. 23 ing at present is moderate ; '9O casks of Berbice and Demerara, of We are glad to find that the rash and inhuman deter- the four angels are holding the four winds of the earth, to seal Roscoe. Delano, ' Feb. 26. March 30. 32 middling to good middling quality, mostly sold at 9Cs to 925, and 80 --; : ini t iati o n formed by the Loids of the Admiralty relative the servants of God in their foreheads," before the entire G. Washington, H o ldridge, M arc h 28. April 30. 33 hes St Lucia at the quotations. • Nothing doneln Foreien, exeept a . . to the whale sltips and their unfortunate crews, detained pouring out of these vials ot• wrath, which will be followed Napoleon, Smith, small lot of otdinary Brazil at sls ottf ewt.-A small quantity of Mala • bar Ginger sold at 335. Cocoa and Pimento are extremely dull, and 'in the ice-bound seas of the north, is not likely to be "by a time of trouble, such as never was since the time there Independence, Nye, April 30. May 27. 28 , May 24. June 14. 21. there are no sales to report either in these or in Pepper -Rice is it ~. was a nation, even to that same time." . • Rostme, Delano, June 27. Aug. 2. 36 • fair request,•and 400 bags of East India have been taker Cat 173 to 17 1 passed over by the public without the strongest animad- a For after the lapse of nearly 1800 years since the d . estruction Ci .a . Was . hington e 1-I . oldridge,. July 24. A . ug. 2 , a. 3 8 0 Gd for good to floe Bengal.-Very little has been done in Rum this .-,,' version ; and, if we may judge horn the communications of Jerusalem; and after the conclusiOn of a war, which shook rennsylvania, Smith, Aug. 24. Sept. 2L '2 week, and iii the few sales made the quotations have been barely main r - ' , . - -' , ` ,, we receive frotn the various outports, as well as from every throne from the Ta us to the Volga, they see these signs, Independence, Nye, Sept. 26. Nov. 2. 33 tabled. There has been more inquiry for Bengal .Indigo, but so little is at - .l ` . iiliat we find in the local papers, the government is likely The quickest outward-bound passage was made by the lnde . " many running to and I to, and knowledge increasing," the oresent offering in the market, scarcely any thing has been done i ' to suffer very materially on account of their lordships' ministers , of the Lord going forth into almost all the world, pendence its 15 days; the longest by the Roscoe, in 26-days: The late low prices of Lac Dye have brou h At mo - re buyers forwar ,-- d, 1 •"• d ec ision. The Dundee Chronicle devotes upwarda of preaching the Gospel, "the Euphretes drying 'up," or the rhe Independence made her three outward-bound Passages in• and 45 ehests h a v e b e en sold at various prices. -50 c h as t e a e l ow two columns to tile subject, from which we make the fol- l'urkish empire wasting away, the servants of God " taking 57 days, the Washington in 58, and the Roscoe in 61. Two of o . range Shell Lae have been taken at 1125 . 6 d to i. 155.-The transac . , pleasure in the stones of Zion, and favouring the dust thereof," the outward-bound passages were made by the Independence,' tons in Saltpetre amount to 1200 bags, proicipally at 28s en d m e _ ‘ s lowing extracts:- . ro il ; too bags Nitrate of Soda IBshas , been accepted. , „ " a shaking of the dry bones," so that whilst a greater number Roscoe, and Washington in. 35 days each: Average of the pas yewoods. ales demand has a,aomm been very moderate, and Hs' • t 4': 4, " Our Whig Government," says our contemporary, arenot of Jews have been baptised within the last twenty years than sages out, of the above three vessels, 19a days total sales, of all kinds, are under 1:-0 tons, without any eha ne ou •• ; 'without some troubles respec . ting their own existence, and Islay in any age since the Pentecostal gift of the Holy Spirit, very The quickest homeward-bound passage. was made i! . the In-.. prtees.-Turpentine has fallen in price considerably, 1 7 45 6d h a iing ' (- f . • t h e more eas ityylead inability,. If Hot want of will, to attend to many of the remnant of Judah are anxi o usly . searching the dependence in .21 days; the longest by the same ship in-37 days. been accepted for 500 to 6 0 hrls to arrive but this rate is re tawd for • - the calls of justice and llUManlty. But is this consistent with Scriptures, " enquiring the way to Zion with their faces thither. The Independence ;trade her three homeward-bound passages a-parcel in store.-American Tar. 120 bids sold at 14s 9d.-Mintreal. o Pet 6 rd Pearl Ashes continue_ in verx limited demand, at a Niorecia ...!, -the character of the British nation, which is justly celebrated ward." They see also rerilous times, ," scoffers walking after in 81 days, the Washington in 90. and the Roscoe in 103 days. ( uotati lr ori c s w a e de an for Quercitron Ba t t and the . N o otliin m gdone in Cloveraced or FlLxseed.- , far its readiness to extend a helping hand to all in distress? their own lusts, saving, where is theeTprotnise of his coining ? 'Two of the honieward-bound passages of .the.ltidependenee were r . Have our adventurous countryinen, shut up in a frozen sea, and These things they behold, and without positivelu deciding that made in 4-1 days, of the Washington in 66. and of the Resene hides. The sales consist of 16(k/ dry salted Broz4 at 51 ( tfor best, and r t e -- n T om iu i r n t a ' l is - '' cut off from the means of even preserving their lives, no claim they are the predicted signs "of the coming of the day of God," in 67 days. Aver a ge o f te e h„ mewart ab oun d 'passages of the lid for heated, 180 u salted Buenos Ayres ~t . lad, 3040 &Monte Video . upon the government for re li e fs It i s c l e ar that it is the pecu e the thought that they may be, tills their souls with apprehension above three vessels, rather more thi4o 31 days. at 4tii to 41d, atcording to quality. also 4500 (1, y Montt Video Horse liar business of his M a j e sty's m inister, to sen d re lief t o th e up- for their fellow-sinners, that whilst the angel of the Revelations OLD LINE. -( Black Bail. )-We continue to-day and give }lid" at 8s 7d to Es 100, and 3eo salted do at 6d . :!mmeh.-In Horse II?ir and Oak Bark there is nothing . to report..-Tbe sales ef Tohacco f o rtunate vessels. no fewer than six in nen:ober, now Aletained in see ms to be tlaineahrough the heavens, " having the everlasting the time occupied of each vessel of the above line, to and from this week have heen about 130 hhds, of which eewere Nirgintaleaf • the ice at Davis's Straits. We demand it in behalf of our un- Gospel to preach to them that dwell, on the earth, to every na- Liverpool, the last e.ear ending September 18. • - • for Ireland, 20 Kentucky' leaf for exportation, and the remainder, , , fertunate lint meritorious fellow_townsmen, en d tell th e go- (jou, aud kindred, and tongue, and people," that the Lord may Left New York. Arrived at Liverpool. chiefly stemmed, were taken by the horne-tradc. The prices of leaf' ' . verninent that they have not added to their popularity, in this so accompany the word by His Hols Spirit, (het a great multi- ' alas' Passage. have rather given way, but soemmed is steady.. . . , quarter, by refusing all aid in So urgent a case, and rejecting tude whom no mans can number. may n tear God, and give glory 1 Europe, Marshall, Oct. 2s Oct. 18. • 16 'MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. , / • . the petition of more than 240 of the most respectahle inhabi- to Him," do this by obeying the Gospel of His Son, and thos 1 Columbus, Depeyster Oct. 24. Nov, 18. 25 The business done in Brimstone has been confined to small parcels • tants of Dundee. We are utterly at a loss to account for its escape the judgmentsof" the great day of the wrath of Almighty South America, Barstow, Nov. 23. Nov. 22. • 16 , for immediate consUmption, without any change in priees.-Fo r Su 'rejection. l'he only tangible excuse, in fact. is pettishness on Gina" . England. Waite, • Nov. 17. • Dec. 5. 18 mac there ha. been some inquiry, h u t imm consequence of holders de manding an advanee, but little has oceurred ; 300 bags new Simily sold ' - the part of ministers, at the recent condemnation Of them and Whilst compassion for our fellow-men should lead us to join i Orpheus, Bursley, Dec. 1. • Dec. 26.• 25 et-13s - 5(1 ta• cat anill.ta is nova demanoled.-A fair business has been - • their adherent s , by the non-electors of Dundee. (Parnell took in that concert of prayer, such an elmject esperially glorifies God; North Anierica,'lloxie. Dec. 16. •. • Jan. 1 I.• 26 done imi Argols, about 70 casks aod 20 bexes haviligheen taken at pre care not to trouble his constituents-he did not even ask thetu for it is by united prayeethat his people are seeu in their proper Caledonia. Graham, 1836, Jan. I. Jan. 22e 21 vious priees.- 7 Creamn of Tartar and Brown Tartar are nealeeted.-Nd. 1 ' ns meet him.) - But, whatever be the cause of their present re- attitude-humble suppliants before the throne of gracee-ac- Hibernia, Wilson, lAD. 16. Feb. 5. 20 thiea worthy of noticeehas taken place in Madders or MAthler Rotes. - .e . - fusal, the public voice should be raised against this act of the kinowledeing th e a l m i g hty pow e r, the (omnipotence, the nver- Europe, Marshall, Fele 1 e Feb. 24. 23 • -A feW bales of Turkey yel B low erries have been sold 5t 102 s 6d.- live Oil has met with And a limited sale this week, and the ten government, with the view of compelling it to adopt a more iuling providenee, the paternal care, and tender compassion uf Columbus, Depeyster, Feb. 17. March 8. 21 deney of pritess is downwards, a reduction of les to amts ar tun having Jost coulee; and, in the meantime, private benevolence shohlil the hleavenly Father. They stand out in the midst of a fallen Smith America, Barstow, March 2. March 22. 'lO . . in some instances been submitted to.-The only business in Fish Oils -- . be brought tu the aid of the unfertunate suffeters." 'world declaring before ,all his creatures taat Jehoeah is the England, Waite, Alarch 16. A pril 4. 19 thi s wee k is- a bout 35 tuns Pale Seal at CO3 to -X54, and some small ... a • Cod the unieersal Kinge •• doing according to His will in the Orpheus; Burslev, • April 1. April 21. 91 sales of Cod at 118 from the qua y.-Bmith Linseed and Rape Oil have We trust that the tone of remonstrance e pr p 1 • ' ' o o er y armies of heaveti, and among the inhabitents of the earth " Nerth America, iloxie, April 16. May 12. ' 26 been in limited remiest.-Pmilm Oil has experienced a decline, 60 tons adopted by onr northern centemperary, will be taken tip •Ishe limits of this paper prevent partictearising them, but ne Caledonia, Graham - May 2 June 3. 32 . having t.;ren sold at .C3O r ton.-Oil of Turpentine is lower our re•-• ._. - d dq o t' na. befit! its eXtreme rabic -In Hemp n I 'FI xth • . throughout the collntry. The circumstances of the - case one Who recollects the previous state of the Church before such Europe, Marshall, May la. June 8. 23 e , sa u l e e e s cO u n ti t ::: very. linmited.-Some little improveinen a t ‘ h - as a taken e . • • will furnish a justification of all that can be surid in this unions. apd her resent attitude, but will have an undeolited Columbus, Depesster, June S. June 26. 18 place in Tallow ; Pctersburgh yellow candle now brings from 433 to . way ;-the lives of 300 of the most hardy and enterpris- Proof of the fulfinnent --k and ye sh ill f of the promise •as . „ ( ind, Hibernia, W . Hein, June 16. July 5. 19 45s 6d, hap sales are not extensive at these rates. k el( and it shall be opened unto you." Sj h e goeduess the 'South America Baistow .foly 1. July 24. ' 23 _ e re -. '' Ing of British mariners are at stake, but "my lerds" --n ° • . I•ord has manifested may assure us, t iat i we a - 1 •. "f tk I ' • 1' ' 1W • ' ' Jul 1 . ' e inn at hi s sug.an( , atte, y b. Aire. 5. • 20 . • LIVERPOOL CO'll'ON MARKET, Dec. 23. ..„, .of the Admiralty will not give a deit towards preventing word, and obey his precept, he would fulfil his prontise-" Bring Orpheus. Batslev, Aug. 1. Aug. 26, 25 The demand has continued good from the trade, and prices of the the frightful contingency that is apprehended. Ne all the tiths:s unto the store house, that there may lie meat in Oxford. Rathbone, Aug. 16. Sept. 7. '22 common and iniddle qualities of Atnerican are fulmysupported, wlmilst •T. • By the bye, let us ask why the crews engaged in the Mine house, and prove me now hereoith, saith the Lord of North America, Hoxie, Sept. 1. Sept. 27. 26 new Upland, amid the better deseriptioes generally-, are again fd to id . ' Hosts, if I will not open you the windows of I ;our Euro e Mar bell heaven, ant i p„. , , , Sept. 19. Oct. ch '2l eg lb lower. Pernambuco, Maranham, and Surat are very steady, ~ .., , wirale•trade should be woree treated than those 'engaged and Egyptian has advanced Id at 15. 6 , R.) Bahia and ICO Demnerara . !. 4 ' --- ''M'ityanv other branch of maritime commerce ?. If there-be )" It not be room enough to re- Lell Liverpool. out a blessing,•that . there sha . , Arrived at New York. brought to auction this day, were disposed of at rates somnewhat un cei ve it." ' .Days' passage. treaty. 1010 American, 500 lit - • der those previous's , curfent by private :=,''''''' one brand) of navigation m ore i m p o rt an t - th a n another, It should be borne in mind also that by such a concert they North America, . Oct. 2. Oct. 29. 27 • Snrat and 100 Bengal have been taken on-speculation, and 110 Ameri :tali ,4`. ~ , .aS furnishine . a nursery for'British ;earner), and for the rise to an atmosphere where strife and control t ion are unknown. Caledonia, " ' Oct. 19. Dec. 2. 44 can, 100 Surat. aimil 20U Bengal for export. ' . Hibernia, . coltiaattr n of that indomitable spirit of festt•less enter. For ...o ~. . . ) having but one object-the advalicement of the kingilem of Nov. 1. Dec. 26. r:5 .i.,-, prise, which his hitherto Made the " wooden Walls of Old their Lord-there is no place for difference. " God . is . love Europe, " Columbus, Nev. 25. Jan. 1. 37 ACCOUNT OF s 4 LES AND imeoturs o'}' COTTON. Fermi the 16th inst. to this (lay inclusive. and he land God in him. that dwelleth in Live dwelleth in GO( . . . . • Dec. 3. - Jan. 17e 45 _ England" the glory of the world-it is to be found in the S h A •• - Dee. 17. Jan. 12. 26 ' 'Oh how refreehine it is amidst the interminable jarrnig ot out merica, Current IMPORTS. a - northern whale-trade. No service is so severe-none ' - ' '' ' • i:" h . 1 bh , a h• . England - sects and parties, to enter wit.an tee ye) ;toeo, a t tote • . m 1836, Jen. 1. Feb. 10. 40 SNL ES OF TIIE warx.. Pelves. Th is W k this Year beset with such imminent peril. To this, therefore, of grace sprinkled with the blood of the Lamb ; our heavenly Orpheus, 'Feb. 4. March 2. '27 "-- ------ n Feb. 5. March 7. 31 230 Sea island ' - should be undoubtedly extended, at least lIIP same aid Father waiting to be gracious; his well-heloved Son our Advia North America, • Feb. 29. April •20. 51 - 16 .. 4073 3.59754 and protection as is furnished to every other branch of cate ; the Holy . Spirit helping our infirmities ; the triune Calednnia, .. maritime commerce. , . Jehovah saying, " open thy mouth wide and I will fill it; ask Europe. March 19. April 21. 36 7000 Bowed Georgia ~.0 0 e Mobile 1 7 - 101 - , 7 - 111 I what thnu wilt and it shalt be done unto thee." It is to this Colunibus, . . , Alen 4. May 6, 32 a a Alabama and Tennesaee 1 61 -10 t 2608 349475 . • - ' . . hertuonions concert that :ill that love the Saviour are invited. Hibernia, • s April 8. May 9. al 4300 - , New Orleans . - 12 ) .. a cqmPasiToß.-On the '2nd' ult.. at a congregation at Cam- We would sav to • 1 Al • 1 ' • a ou, a. was itam( to mra main s sery an - t South America, April 17. • May Ilk 32 en s Permunburo and Paraiba lOl -13 p , bridge, ,the Decree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upnn " Come in thou servant of the Lord, wherefore' standest thou England, May .1. Mai/ 2S. '27 23 'y 1 Aricati and Ceara ... lo I?.' • - 1 72397 - .. - li - t h e u m a, B. Smith, of Christ College, Rector of Selby and witheut ?" The Lord -Jesus Christ has "by his own blood Orpheus, hlay 16. June 9. 21 1210 Bahia and Maceio Bl - Ilf. - 1123 .33638, 4 Martin, I.ieceleshire, head Master of Ilorncastle Gtammar made a new and tains , 'ARV " into ' the holieht of the holies. ' North America, ' June I. July 6. a 5 950 1 Maranham . - 121 .-',' ' . June 17. Aug. 2. 46 aawgmtumed a. ~ - , : School, aryi formerly a compositor in York. This gentleman. " Let us, then draw ne - ar, with a true heart. in full as,nratice of Caledonia, - - - s i'h , evho has advanced himself by his own close application to the faith: and let us consider one another Om proveke unto love and Europe, July 1. Aug. 10. 40 " r Para :, -_:, highest degree of university honours. was apprenticed to the to good works, not forsaking the assembling of ouiselves to- Columbus, July '23. Aug. 21. 29 130 Demerara, Surinam, &c .. 101 -14 .... loll' . late Mr. W. Blanchard. printer of the York Chronick gether, as the manner of sorne is, but exhorting (me another, Hibernia, Aug. 3. Sept. 5, 33 1230 . I•gyptian lll -16 158 t 30763 -. . INctiaAsz oa Bnialsti I'oot•LATIoN.-It appears that the end sit) mut h the, more as we see the day-approaching." The South AnleriCa, Aug. 16. ' Sept. 21. 36 - 10 - 101 „„ 484 popi t tation or G re at B r itain increased, during the first thirty renewing Lima are respectfully oflered tor assisting those who England, Sept. 3. Oct. 7. 34 210 Peruvian -, %llama .. 92 -10 ) 1 . , . years of the present cen tury, at the rate of about DS per ceet. purpose to unite in this general concert for prayer. Orpheus, . Sept. 16. Oct. 13. '23 - - 620 Laguayra - 101 I I . , - ' .each ten years, or of li per cent. a-year. A ratio of this sort • Ist.-Lef di ' • • ristians follow the example Of our blessed Lord, erd-bound passage was made li t 'The cleickest outw• . . y he ' ''''is not easily chaneed, and there is no reason to think that it • - . ~. , I.' o e in sixteen days; the longest by the Celedonia, in - 7/ I a (Mark i. 31 ) who the mornink after the Sabbath, rose up a -ur p • . I . II . a , .4 - . hes been sensibly kected since 1830. On this hypothesis, the • ' r ' ' - . irreat while befere day for 'secret prayer. Let them thus se- two days The England made her three outward-bound thirty- . .., • I tE - . population miist have increased during the interval at the rate ''' cure the blessine of hin h F 0 h• h w 0 advs. `` Pray to thy a mer w te • • Im* . Manilla passages in fiity-seven days,' the timer neettpied by the Inde- e . - sObo Surat . Of -10 J J ~ ' 4 of about '248,000 a year, (la per•cent. on 16,539,318,) and must is in secret • anti . hi Fa i th' *. ' er which seeth in secret shall reward pendence (Crinnell. alitituin, and Co.'s line) in making her - 71 2619 8a252 5 - '7 3 / 4 1 . consequently have amounted. on the 31st of May, 1833, to thee ( ienly ' " t . ' . * three outward-bound passages. Average outward-bound pas- 35 0 Bengal 3/ - ...4 . 5 r 292 1 14400 - abnul - 17 ,77fi MO. The ponnlation of lieland increased during 2d 1 Lei * them a oda , s ell upon the Lord in their families, for his salles , twen l Y -tw • - - F the ten lean; irecedin r 1831 at near! the seine rate a i s, , y s the Spirit to'hapoured ution 'theniselyee and their honseliold, their , e .11 0 bales The -quickest homeward -bound passage wits mada be th _. . . , PoPulatiCin of Great Britain. We believe that there als o , n o • n ei - • • • • -n) h • t •ent tur days • the longest by the Hibernia, in --- rp eus in w y- 0 , . , . , . 14184 , 1019344 .0. • ‘a • . . . gn t chanae can hey t k 1 1 • tb t ' - ' * .. viod . e , .ea en p ace t urine ein ervennig re- ghbours. their country, the ministers of the Lord, the churcoesef Christ, the remnant of Judah, and outcast Isiael, fifty-five days. The Orpheus made her . three homeward. • , . . ... . .• : . Monthly Erenin, Dee 26 , , and that th e o illation ' • * I- ' .• i • fl<l . . e f a ir % supposed to' iiii'dP' :and Urn . the Gentila'hatirldi bound passages' in seventy-seven days, being only seven days. 'e - • increased since 1830 P P • - Since our lost then. has been a reguiar. and st ''. • . . eady.demand. The r . per eent. on , _ ea __. at the rate of about 165.(XX) a-year. (1 45 a l ' i d:-I,et the Lent's- 'sere/ante afterwards privately meet with l outweed booted iase•oses Arent e outoe ril more t e en , er . i .., , .. g a - sales on Saturday weme 3,0 (.1 bags, nod the same aniount of business . - of M a y , It3k:'! i o A a 9 l ;) and if so, it would a nsouet iiii , the M . 'S'? ''' these Of their . owtt haniiriariian:in'earnest prayer for therns 1 meves, bound passages, rather more thaw thirty-five do ss. has again been dem. to-day. The whole of the transactions are with • 1 bout 8 59a 000 H 'nee if we 1e r• 'IV"( '1 t k th h 1 d , e, ei -e' ' - these suppositio n , th • -'• • • ' • ' • it- LI , 1 i ir,i ,mc mm,, ewit a trtitiv rit Chlristhan -th v •ld at large ; •• ' • . easa......esnesiaseseeseseee- the trade, who in the two days have taken about 2,53 J New Bowed. . - Ireland woUld, oi; t _e e ev ire ponulatiore of Great ,Britaiiiltitr •IU• thin' IrFeiafiy'CO'illi'a ft! to r ii-eFfiel atruent the • mest effectual The u her of ,persens whO have applied air tickets of ad- ______,....se ...... _ ' . - And incl„ding the l i sla " n i c s lm s t i "f 1\1". 1833 ' . bl al""-26'371 "39'. ' iiihlims . 'tor . fliaFrotainetlif: Chcainglefhttie• Lord's king(lntn, and n e • . ee e l tee y e emounte • n ca l Q Qlak - titti * ((li.un to Sir SR r I• l• • d LIVERPOOL AGRICULTUR IL AIARKET, Dec. 26: ' , may lie taken at 26 Wit ita m. , of l Jersev, Guernsey e :M en. ita;d.;' - ff i I Pa'rticulatly for the cotifinnAnceitif - sneh a gene -i • t• 1 ---1"" tAt tt " - ''''' - ' e-r ' • ''' la colic et or _ s. d. s. (1. 1 - . F. d. s d . ' - . Hia-,• old '- ' 't -401 1 If' 20lb i, Potat amea - ' ' that the British Islands rank tal,"ufts (mom theme statements, prayer, that the year may proceed according to this devout corn s , , .. .2 (fa 3 2 If' 901 h 0 roint of population, being surpatt.he fourth state in Europe in mencement. A iimPollAtoi•Vot JimitAtsY.,...StlA titiaat..o_es.-The Revising New Hay l3 1 6 --1--Cattle Petatoes 2.02 4 - Clover liay 1 3 1 6 -- Turnips 38 040 0 per tou and Austria. Our population ..se n d e only by Russia, France, t ).- et tew o e congrega ion mee in e esening or 4 1 1., h h 1 •t • t'th • • f hat the shareh 'der Barrister for Soeth Durham has decided, t . mo. s Straw Wh'eat 0 74 0 9 -r , -. i arl dt of a railway, having an annual 40s. interest in the uudertaking, e ') - '• . ; ''rr.ts 50 OY.e -- rowerful and flourishing kingdom of p r y • Juble that of the public worship, and let an appropriate discourse be preaehed. „ , traw, tat 0 .71 09 - 1 Manglewurzle 33 033 J • s-- taloa.. are entitledto b • d ter for the county. c registere as vo. s Green Clover...o 0 0 0 - I Manure __ _ _ 7 nin a . • • The number of ,persons wt 6 have applied for tickets of ad misdon to thq Gia,sguiv alreadramounts to imptroxAisz..rei dikttway,..StiAiiiip.t.DAas ,— The Revising Barrister for Sonth Durham has 'decided, that the sharehoiders of a railway, having an annual 40s. interest in the undertaking, are entitled . to be registered as voters for the county. • LIVERPOOL AGRICULTUR IL MARKET. - • Dre 26 • s. d. s. d. F. d. s. d. HaT, cdd&.. 1 '..1 - 4e: 7tr 201 b Pot , to('s ' .. 013. 2 lc' 901 b New Hay ' 1 3 I t; .............. Cattle Potatoes 2 .0 2 4 Clover Hay— . 1 3 1 6 -- I Turnips 38 040 0 per tou Straw, Wl n 0 7f 0 9 -- Cnrrnts 5O OY, n-- Straw, Oar 0 71 0 9 -- I olanglewurzle32 033 J •-- Green Clow r 0 0 0 0—( Manure 7 6 10 0 --, LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. DEC. 23. . . . 'Very little business has been done in dry B u tters this week ; the stock on hand is light and holders firm.—ln Beef, Pork, Bacon, &c. the market has been very inactive. _ _ s. -d. ii. d. it I.iTR R.—Bel fast', new li•3 0 kt 106 0 per cwt. Banbridge, new Q 6 0 100 0 Colerain 96 0 98 0 Sligo, new 97 8 101 0 --- Derry, new 9B 0 103 0 Limerick, new 96 0 97 0 ' Dundalk 0 0 -- 0 0 -: Carlow. new Waterford, new 9B 0 "—.l 102 0 Newry . " 0 0 4 0 ..-- Cork, new 92 0 93 0 Do. pickled gds, new •96 0 97 0 Dutch OO 0 0 B Ng r.—New Prime Mess 100 0 115 0' per tierce. YORK . .. t -bat-to, Do. BACON, new 6O 0 52 . 0 per cwt. Do. old - DRY HAMS • )6 0 58 0 WST DO - 0 0 ....- LARD.—Firkin 62 0 65 0 Bladdered .. 72 0 74 0 MANCHESTER MARKET, DEC. 24. Butters continue in very limited request by the retailers, and, in the absence of all speculative inquiry, the trade has ruled dull and prices nominal. At this day's market there was a very slender attendance, and but few transactions were reported in any article. Wheat met a slow sale at a decline of id to 2d per 70Ibs, and we note the middling qualities of Flour is to 2a per sack lower • superfines were also in but limited request and barely support the'llate.currency. The demand for Oats and Oatmeal was confined to the best descriptions, and 36s per 24 ills is an extreme for the latter article. Beans were also dull sale at a de cline of Is per quarter, and Malt was difficult to dispose of at a reduc tion of Is to 2s per load. PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, DEC. 26, 1836.• Last Prices This day RAILWAYS, itc. Per Share. Per Share. Bolton aril Leigh £lOO paid 64 0 0 ...X Bolton and Preston. . . 3 .... 6 5 0 ..., Birmingham and Gloucester 5 5 D 0 .... Ditto - and Derby 5 .... • 7 17 6 .... Birkenhead and Chester 2 240 0 .... Cheltenham and Tring 5 3 2 6 .... Dublin and Drogheda 5 3 0 0 .... Dublin and Kilkenny 2 lOs 1 -10 0 Eost,:rn Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) Ditto Leith and Newhaven 3 .... 3 0 0 .... Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 1 .... 2 10 0 .... Brand Junction 7O .... 154 Id 0 .... Great Western Grand Connection (Worcester)..... 2 lOs 2 10 , 0 .... Kenyon and Leigh Li verpool and Manchester ..100 .... 219 0 0 Ditto qnarter shares 25 .... 52 10 0 .... Ditto ball' shares London and Birmingham 7O HO U 0 Ditto and Southampton 3O .... 21 0 0 .... Ditto St Brighton (Stephenson's) 5 .... 5 7 6 .... Leeds and Manchester 5 .... 12 0 0 .... Leicest , !r and Swannington 'SO .... 68 0 0 .... ‘lauchester, Bolton, & Bury 4B .... 67 10 0 .... Manchester & Cheshire Junction 5 .... 6 0 0 .... .Mancjtester South Union 3 .... 4 0- 0 .... Midland Counties 3 .... 3 0 0 North Midland lO . . 13 17 6 North Union 7O .... 59 10 Newcastle and Carlisle 100 . 101 0 0 Ditto quarter shares 2O .... 11 0 0 South Eastern 2 .... 3 0 0 St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap.. lOO .... 35 0 . Warrington and Newton... lOO .... 179 0 0 ..„ Ulster 3 2 15 0 4 2 6 Hull and Selby 5 South Eastern & Brighton 2 4 5 6:.1 2 7 6... . . , BANKS. Bank of Liverpool..... ..£ 10 paid 26 0 0 .... Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 0 0 .... 23 10 0 Liverpool Union lB .... 15 2 6 .... Royal of Liverpool 27,0 . .. 250 0 o „ „ . N.ortliern and Central.— 10 .... 7 17 6 ... 8 2 6 Tradesman's - 5.... 412 6 .... 417 6 United Trades' ditto lO .... 10 15 0 .... North and South Wales.. 5 .... 4 8 6 .... 4 0 0 of Manchester lO 13 15 0 .... Wehester R. L'pool Dact 15 .... 21 5 0 .... SouthLaccash;re 5. „ „ 410 (I „... Borough Bank Commercial Bank of England 5 . 55 0 ..., East of Endand 7 lOs 8 10 0 .... OAS, WATER WORKS, 31. c. • Exchange Buildings , £lOO paid. 171 0 0 .... L'pool & Ilarringum Water Works 200 ...: , 472 13 0 ..., Bootle,Dtto.. 4 Stock . .. 326 0 0 .„ , , Liverpool Coal Gas Company.:Stock .... 377 0 0 ..., i L'nool New Gas & Coke C 0.... £lOO .... 195 0 t! „.. • • Ditto New Shares...-. .. 70 .... 153 0 0 .... ASSURANCE COMPANIES. , Liverpool Marine Assurance Co. 25 paid 17 15 0 ..., Oeean Assurance. Company. lO .... 8 2 6• • • • Liverpool F‘re - and Life AsSurance 2 lOs 2 17 6 .... Manchester Assurance Company' 10 .... - • ••• • DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, Sze Harrington Dock £3O paid 20 0 0 .... Anderton . Carrying Company.... 10 .... 10 2 6 .... Woodside Ferry.. .. 17 lOs 26 10 0 .... Rock Ferry l5 . 915 0 ... : Monk's Ferry Egremorii Perry Steam Tig:Company 3-.... 210 0 .... Apotheeartes' Company 2 . 2 5 0 .... London Caoutchouc Company -2 , .... 210 0.. , . importo. EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, A-c. James Turcan, (332) Turcan, fm Calcutta, with 357 ps sapan wood, 605 bgs saltpet"e, 52 bls raw silk, 'l4 Ids cow bides, 20 chts shellac, 4 chts lac dye, 192 bls cotton, 401 bgs sugar. 1707 bgs dry ginger, 19 cs silk pce goods, 55 chts castor oil, 57 bls safflower, 675 bp rice, 50 bls jute, 4 pkgs 5 kgs pickles, Order-11 ps elephants' teeth, Ogilvy, Gil landers and co-36 bls cow hides, Crawford, Colvin and co-41 bales raw silk, Rawson and co-5s bls hides, 35 his safflower, 'M H unter -29 bls hides, 5 bls safflower, 1808 bgs saltpetre, 408 bgs gambler, 1 ble otter skins, 69 his raw silk, Ferguson, Miller and co-1 jikge shawls, J Brebner—l bx ale, M'Crackan, Jamieson and co—W Dk SOUTH AMERICA. Betsey Hall, (151 i eoaker, fin Buenos" Ayres. with 15 bales conts J Harratt and Sons-2 do, H C Smith and co—a bxs'do, Leech. and Harrison-25000 cow horns, 31600 horn tips, C J and C Shaw 2701 o and c, 111 salted horse and 1000 salted ox hides, 170 bls contents unkn, 30 lining hides, Order—G Dk UNITED STATES. Rhode Island, (372) Schweder, fm New Orleans, with 1201 bales cotton, Roskell. Ogden and co-204 do, Order—W Dk Chatham, (470) Gorham. fm New Orleans, with 472 bales cotton, A Dennistoun and co-41 do, Finlay and Alston-28 do, Fisher, Bros and eo-14 do, Cannon, Miller and co-50 do, Keill and Courant-113 do, R Zwilchenbart and co-469 do, G Green and Son-264 do, Melly, Prevost and co—P Dk BRITISH AMERICA. Dibdin, (570) Hutchisra, fm Quebec, with 43 ps oak and 303 pa pine timber, 21 masts a id spars, 184 c 19 deals, 524 c 1 pipe staves, 24 oars, 311 gun stocks, u Gibb—B Dk Mary Ann Peters (545) Mills, fm Quebeb, with 61 pa oak, 28 ps elm and 525 pi fir amber, 8 4 c 10 deals, 112 i c 13 staves, 1 fm lath wood; 4 brls apples, Anderson, Garrow and co.—River Dandy, (68) hayhew, fm St Michael's, with 655 small big oranges' E Rae—S . l)k Experimen4l l 9) Drinkwater, fru Campeaelt,y, with 150 tons log wood. Order—K Dk Superior. (169) Garrison, fm TUrk's island, with 279 lgs mahogany 6 t logwoot, Chaloner and Houghton—Q Dk Aimwel, (256) Wilson, fm Quebec, with 6 ps oak, expn, and 286 ps pine limber, 22 c 4 staves, Order—B Dk SPAIN AND POUTUGA - ()range Brawl, (59) Adams, . fm Gijon, . with 2000 bushels nuts. Order-6 Dk ;11)tpping Entelltgence. ,FRIDAY, Dsc. 23.—N00n, Wind N.E.—Moderate. (An Irish mail—High Water Ilh'26m p.m.)• nIVED—The Betsey Hall, Coker, from Buenos Ayres—Superior, porison, from Turk's Island—Rhode Island, Schroeder, from New Jrleans. • ALSO ARRIVRD—The Reliance, Beynon, from Belfast—The Duke of Wellington, —, from Dundalk—La Bruxelles, De Vries, from I ,l)W)lin—Regina, —, from Nlaryport SAILED—The Letitia, Potts, for Gibraltar—Peatl, Cove, for St Mi chael's—Quentin Leitch, Mackie; for Philadelphia—Atlas; Schmidt, for Antvrerp—Heyes, Nagle, for BarbadOs—Lintin, Gillman, for Bom bay—Nerio, Jarvis, for St Michael's—Pet, Stone, for Messina—Lady Gordon , Scurr, for Berbice—Lion, M'Crea, Hayti—Tally Ho, King, for . Cor,stantipople—Adelaide, Bainbridge, for Mobile—Greenhow, Morrison, for New Orleans—Adelaide, Perriam, for Leghorn—Hero, Smallwood, for Batavia and Singapore—Rainbow, Oakley, for Smyr na and Odessa—Fortuna, Cafiero, for Naples—Spartan, Buntin, for Boston—llirondelle, Mattliewson, for St Michael's—Paragon, Smith, for Antigira—Earl Povvis, Spittall, for. Calcutta—Themis, 'Ferguson, for Lishon—Cantoa, Gibson, fur Kingston,Jamaica—Margaret,Sevan, for New Orleans—Paragon, Smith, for Antigua—Traveller, M'Clear, for St Lucia and Carthagena—Levant, Thorpe, for Trinidad—Rapid. Austin, for 'llayti—Elizabeth Moore, Cumming, for Laguayra and Puerto Cabello—Ann, Brown, for Trinidad—Margarets, Lander, for Marseilles and Tarragona—Marys, Crosbie, for St Thomas and Nassau —Lady Normanby,. Teasdell, for Odessa—Gambia, M`Cormick, for ' Africa—Dash, Hawkins, for Alexandria and Beirout—Annette,Wultf, for Reval—Rebecca, Williams, for Calcutta—Amazadi, itosscha, for Lisbon—Anna Sophia,. Butcher, for Leghorn---Livramento, Santa Anna, for St Übes—Elizabeth, Edgar, for Demerara—.l hanna, Han s..n, for flatnbro'-:-Euphomia, Cowan, for Vera Cruz—Pilot, Divies, fur LeghOrn—Chieftain, Peters, for Genoa—Ruby, Farrant.'for Lisbon —Sofia, Lagana, fur Naples—Thomas Tucker, Moore, for Antigua and Nassau—Liverpool; Baratow, for tioston—Adelaar, Smith. for Batavia and China—Jarrow, Hoare, for Demerara—Ellen. Yapp, for Rio Ja neiro—Ann M'Kenzie, Scott, for Africa—Br unsw i c k bell,. for Cadiz —Cornelius, Betts, for Coustantinople—J W plc—.lobo, hy te, for . Hobart Town and Sydney—Antigua Packet, M`Knight, f o r Dernerara—Mary, Owen, for Charleston—David Banks, Jolly, fur Genoa and Leghorn— Lydia, Gibb, for Jamaica—Phccnix, Port, for Messina, Ca—Francis,' Manning, for Charl ston—Cartiretta, Warren, for Newfoundland= Traveller, Pallot, fur Rio Janeito—liaidee, Ritchie, for St Vincent—' Caroline, M'Taggart. for Savannrh—Hope, Swan, for Barbados—John Taylor, LAU., for New York—Sandbach ' Bispliam, for Demerara— Bonanza, Kerr, for Gibratlar-- Laura Ann, Casely, for Lisbon— Albyn, Pryde, for Alexandria, Egypt. • • The Matilda, Hodgson, hence, at Leghorn ' The Aim, Murray, from. Pillau f or Glou ce st e r, at T o b e rmory, b oa t bulwarkk &c. The (iiorge. Primrose, from St Petersburg for the Clyde, with loss of bulw,ucs, e. The Ann, Limerick, from Galway for Glasgow, about 20 miles W.S. W. tiff Shoe Head, saw a schooner, of about 9 , tons burthen, go down with all on board. Off Voel N'ant, ;,,iward-bourid—No.Xl3, Aimwell, B B ; and No. LK Promise, B 8, from Quebec, at 10 a.m. SATURDAY, Drc. 24.—N00n, N.H.—Fresh. (High Water 11l 2m p.m.)-- A RRIVPD—The Chatham, Wood, from New Orleans, sailel from the Bar 1 th Nov—Aimwell, Power, fin Quebec—Orange Branch, Adams, train Gijon. ALSO ARRIVED—The Providence, Owens, from Dullin—St Isabella, Nanicr, from Londonderry. , - SAILED—The Royal Mail, Scott, for St-Michael's—Medium`, Leslie, for Perna mbueo—lrlain,. Dixon, for Barbados—Cffsnoek, Jones ; and Gambia; MiCormick, for A frica—Scipio, 'Wylie, for Ilayti—William . Rtissell.l3cuce, fur Pernambuco—Kent. Pringle, for Havaus—ralcon, Thorns, for Odessa.lane Walker, Whyte, for New York—Maguasha, Johnstone, for Monte Video—Brutus, Dawson, fur A frica—llardware, Jones; for Trinidad. sc—Pensylvarna, Smith, for New York—Aliea Brooks, Scott, for Valparaiso. • , • The John D4dale, Scott, hence for Singapore, was spoken 15th N nv. in lat. 7 7 N, long. 22 40 W. ThP Beitemphon. , hence, at Genoa. Adelaide. Bainbridge, for Mobile, got of last night without injury,. and proceeded to-day. The UeYes..Np4e, for. Barbados, sunk durit , the night on East Hoyle. The Vietoria, Candler, Charleston, returned into dock lust night a strained. but not makingny water—must discharge • • he.Sandheich, Bispham,„for Demerara, was got off last night from Jordan's 'Bank, and afterwards went on shore near Mockbeggar, with 1,1 feet water in her hold—two men drowne I. The Caroline, for S vane ‘h is on shore near Mockbeggar, with 9 feet water in her hold. - - The Febo, Tede. , co, for Palermo, was wrecked last night., near Jack son's Buov-,-the cargo is washing onshore at Doylake, about 25 bale and cases - have been secur,d. The Promise, Shearer,. from Quebec, Is on shore on East Hoyle-,., abandoned, The following vessels are at anchor in the Horse Channel, in the' •tnidst of a ' very heavy sea : . ---John, for New South Wales ,• Thomas Tucker,. for,Autigua, very much damaged in her ridging Hope, for and pacer, a for a ; Genoa, Allwn in uo,rant of a ßarbados, with „loss. of main. rigging, all three in want of anchors, cables, and steamers ; the for .Jamaica Alex andria, Egypt ; Antigua P a cket, for Demerara ; Quintin '' f Leitch, fur Philadelphia, apparently all well; ni steamier.' The Chieftain, Peters, to Genoa, has put back with loss of an an chor, cable, and jibboom, having been in contact with the Quintin Leitch, and a brig. DEc. 27, 1536 SUNDAY. Dec. qs.—Noon, Wind N.E.—Very fresh. (An Irish Mail.—.lligh Water 9h 36m.) ARIUS tm—The leahella, 4titehie, from St Petersburg. t.,;utv ALso Attu rnii—The Kellermont, Urquhart, from Glasgow—Lee( l, 4 City of Dublin, C immeree,'Nfersey; - atl Bsllinaside,'(steamers) from Dublin—the Athlone, (stean A er) from Belfast—Frances. —, fro° Dublin. SAILPn—The - Thomalr Worthington; R aelcham, for Lima—Becelese Manthorpe, for Malta and Patras—Benzal, Teuton, for Mobile—Lima Packet. Wheeler, for Trinidad—lsabella, Robertson, for Bombay-- Zpd, Bernard, for Bourdeaux—Appleton, Evans. for Jamaica —Mary. Nelson, for Demerara—,Nyverhent, tievens, for Ostend —Manchester. Amon, for City Point. :2474:-Friends, Falle, for MouteVideo, &e—New Jersey, Dickson, for Boston—Cleincotson, Newby, for St Thomas, &e —l'Jvira, Scott, for Malta, Ikc—Fairfield; Slack, for SavannahßaPid. —, for Istappa—Hereford, Bebum; for Rio Janeiro—Co.nmerce • Primrose, for Trinidad—Ocean, Briggs, for Baltimore—Rapid, Good n for Cape et Hoe—Hindoo;M`Gill, for Calcutta—Scotland. Winship, for N ew York.' Two brigs, .supposed to he coal laden, •are reported to have been wrecked at Kingstown, yesteiday.' • The Noble, Stevens, trom Glasgow, at Cove, for New York, leaky and must discharge. The Fenwick Keating, Wilson. for St John, N B, and Jane, Bones's for Cadiz, &c, sailed from Cove 22d instant. The America, Mackie, forSt John, NB, and William Saßlouse , Barr, for Trinidad, sailed from Cove, 22d instant. The Gipsy, (steamer) from Waterford, at Kingstown, for this port. The Earl Powis, ----, for Calcutta, hove to at the back of the Head, yesterday morning. The Lady Gordon, for Berbice, was off Point Lynas, at 10 La?' yesterday. 'A qua tity of soap, several barrels of flonr, some timber, and. We boats, have been picked up near Voel Nar.t, and a piano forte, near Mostyn. •-- - A Brig, with a signal of distress flying, put into Iloylake this after noon. The Mary, White, for Sierra. Leone, and the Richard Walker, for . Bombay, in heating down the river this afternoon, got in contact, the' former lost jibboom, and touched the ground, near Egremout, the later ter sprung her main•yard—both afterwards came to anchor. '.The Bengal, Teulon, which sailed to-day, is on shore in the Roc' Channel. • The John Airey, Nicholson, from Messina, at Dublin MONDAY, DEC. 26.—N00n, Wind W.S. W.—Moderate. (No Irish mail.,-High Water Ih I Ira pan.) ARRIVED—The Ocean, (steamer) from Cork. Saits:n—The Bride, Porter, for Bonrdeaux & the Mauritius—Bee. Morris, for St John, N R—Julie, Melenbrock, for Ostend & Trieste- - Vittoria, Mitchell, for Sierra Leone—Active, Meklan. for Odessa—. Mary White, Carrington, for Sierra Leone—Lady Rowena, Main, for Charleston--Riehard Walker, Fidler, for Bombay—Brothers, Holmes. for Odessa—Gezina Harmonia, Jonker, for Rotterdam—Wolfs Cove. Hamilton, for St John, N B—Mediterranean, Crosbie, for 'Africa- - Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, for Bahia—Water Witch, Newby, for Bar bados—Trenton, Pratt. for Boston—lsabella, Smyth, Buenos Ayres— , Brian Born, Hughes, for Jamaica—Melanthe, • Frisk, for Leghorn- - Robert Ker, Gourley, for Mobile—BarbadianjHutchinson, for Bar bados—llido, Keay, for Africa. The Malcolm, Malcolm, hence, at St Viva, and sailed Bth Dec. for Buenos Ayres. The Pilot, Davies, for Leghorn, has put back, leaky, and must dis charge, having been on shore. The Bengal, Toulon, for Mobile, has put back, leaky, and must dis chargA having been on shore near the Red Noses. A brig was wrecked yesterd y near Dove Point, her lower masts are painted green, abaut 4 feet above the deck. The Racer, -, for Genoa, has put into Hoylake, . after striking on the Banks. The Thomas Tucker, --, for Antigua, is on shore at Hoylake. A brig was seen on shore on West Hoyle early this morning. The cargo of the,Heyes is washing on shore near the Point of Ayr. at the month of the Dee: The British Tar, and Royal William, from Quebec, at Dublin. • ' John Airey, from Messina, at Dublin. Martha, —, hence, at Dublin. The following vessels sailed from Milford, 23d instant —Sir Sohn Franklin, for Bahia—Abeona, for Darien—Lynx, for Lisbon—Azores Packet, for St Michael's—Chace, for Havana—Rhoda, Helen, & Three Sisters, for Gibraltar. BELMULLET, Dec. 22.—The Albion, Cook, from North America to Sligo, was totally wrecked 18th instant, on the Island of Ennis QuoY— crew saved. In lat. 48, long. 38, the Albibn fell in with the Margaret Scott, from North America to An nan , w a t er logged, and took o ff the crew. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DEcamszu 26,1836. Wind at Holyhead, E.N.E.—Blowingn gale. East of the Floating Light at anchor—N,), 266, Canton. B Bk. at 12 noon, with a signal of distress flying, the life boat alongside. The following vessels still at anchor outside—No. 1079, Quintet' Leitch, B Saud No. 260, Antigua Packet, B S. No. 1529, Thomas Tucker, B B, is aground in Iloylake, at 2 p.m. LIVERPOOL TIDE. TABLE Eon. f Hi. Feltirals, DPC. H. N. H. H. Tuesday ....27 1 28 1 46 Vtiklnesday..2B 2 5 323 Thursday ....29 245 3 6 Friday, ....30 329 • 3 52 i+attirday....3l 419 448 BUNDAYJan 1 5 20 5 53 Monday .... 2 627 7 1 F. I. 14 6 14 1 11 6 12 11 12 7 12 6 12 11 St John Innocents' Day Length of nightlth 34nt Sun in Perigee 1111 17m run Silvister Circumcision Saturn in t onj with .Moon LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEC. 23. PAATNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Manley and Son, Chowbent, Lancashire, nail-manufacturers—R• Byers and T. Kenyon, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton r wanufacturer% —Fogo and Whittaker, Manchester, coatb-makers—J. Johnson and co.; Manchester, smallware-manufactures—Procktor, Hirst, and co., ,Roehdale, cotton•spinners. INSOLVENTS. Dec. 22—John and George Wimble, Maidstone, vrharflngers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. George Weall, Preston, Lancashire, draper. BANKRUPTS. . • • William Charnley, Liverpool, merchant: to surrender Jan: 9. and Feb. 3, at 12 o'clock, at the Cllarendon-roonis. Liverpool. Solicitors. Messrs. Johnson, Son, and Weatherall, Temple, London. James innes Dickeson, Fish-street-hill; London, shipowner. Samuel and Benjamin Dickinson,Manchester. cotton-waste-dealer& Robert Barker, Manchester, druggist. aoseph Phipson, Birmingham, button-manufacturer.. Samuel Gamer, Kingswood, Wiltshire, dyer. ' . DIVIDENDS. • • Jan. 13, .1. Cox, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper—Jan. 16, J. H Swan. Ryde, Hampshire, `hatter—Jan. 13, W. P. Coley Old Broad-street. London, wine-merchant-Jan. 16, J. Jackson, •Colnbrook, ButAing-• hamshire, draper—hit. 16, C. J. Christmas and W. Hart, Church passage, Rotherhithe, cement-manufacturers—Jan. 14, J. *Fermis , : Holles.street, Cavendish-square, London, cabinet-maker—Jan. Reed, Eastbourne, Sussex, draper-lian. 13, T. Surfien, Abr don , lane, Lendon, merchant—Jan. 13,J. D. Webb, Fleet-street. , dealer in lamps—Jan. 13, *S. .L Taylor, Fleet-street, L,dia- n tobac conist—Jan. 16, W. Walford, Birmingham, malts+l - '~ an. Salter, Pattingham, Staffordshire, farmer. CERTIFICATES ,s-Jan. 16, J. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the cont , urY, e- or before the 13th davof JanuarY.• _ . --- I. J. B. Isaac, Topsham, D . evonshire, mouth, dealer in jewellery—P. W. Isaae.tChavir . place, London, musical-instrument ' 4l " w ; t R 1;bone ! street, c at w. ___ - r—S. Levy Ply-. maker-ll' Snow . ynason. i Cornwall place, ailnl, T mberh place, Holloway, Middlesex, coal inerchar7"' J. Surrey, innkeeper. • tATION.. scoTcri SAW ES' ' James Keillev, jun., Dundee, wood. nerchant. Themas Johnston, Dumfries, svfer. Alexander Guthrie and Franeiloaxter, Dundee, merchants. AVERAGEAIIC E ° F. S U GA R. ''' • The average price of Bro.-0 or 'Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the we'k ending the 20th day of December, 1836. is 32s Bd per hundred sve ....RICE OF CORN. General Weekly. Average received in the week ending Dee: 16 Wheat, GOs, 6.207 d : ifarley, 365, 9.400 d ; Oats, 255, 5.415 d ; Rye, 43 5 . 4.566 d; Beans, 445, 10.77Td ; Peas, 425. 11.502 d. Aggregate Average of Six weeks (which governs duty ;—Wheat. 59s 8d ; Bariej, 3t35,4d • ; Oats, 26s 8d ; Rye, 41s 4d ; Beans, 455 lid : Fees, 44s sd. ; , : MARRIED. By license, Mr. Alexander Hamilton, of 'Redahock, to Mrs. Marl Ann M`Lanaghan, of Edinburgh. On Monday,the 28th nit, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thomas Jones, agent to Charles .Scarisbrick, Esq. to Harriet, youngest daughter of John' Perry, Est of Soho-square: ' • On Tuesday, the 611 instant, at the Old Church, Bolton, Mr. Charles Thomas Pix,tof this town, to Miss Pearson, eldest daughter of Mr. B. Pearson, of Bolton. " On Tuesday, the 15th inst. at Llandudwen, Carnarvonshire, Thomas Tutton Knutton, Esq. of Uphill Lodge, Sornerietshire, to Eliza Maria. eldest daughter of Colonel Sir Love Jones Parry, K.G.H„ M.P., ot. Madryn, near Pwlheli. Same day, at Haclutly Church, near London, Mr. Leather to Miss , Mary Allport. There's taste, we See, of every sort, Thew two have come togi>th r ; He wished alone to have Allport, She only longed fol. Leather. On Sunday, the 18th inst. at St. James's Church, Mr. George. Ttowel l, iroufounder, to Miss' Jane Peers, youngest daughter of the late Peert, Esq. Greal Nelson-street North. On Monday, the 19th inst. at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. 1 %/:. Hawtrey, Mr. James Hanney, shipwright, to Eliza, only daughter 01 the late Mr.Rolierth, ship-builder - On Tuesday last; at Trinity Church, Marvlebone, William Need ham, Esq:, Tarteg, Monmouthshire, to Camilla, second daughter of Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. ' of Upper Harley-street, and of Ding" - stow . Court, in the county of Monmouth. • .0n• Thursday last, at Collie ; by the Rev. J. Henderson. Mr. Jelin, Butterworth to Miss Hawley. daughter of Mr. Robert Hawley'. °` Oakham; Rutland, and grancl-danghter of the late Thomas Hoyle. Esq..of Spring Cottage, near Burnley. ' On Thursday last, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. ,John Wallace to : Miss Elizabeth W,trkstrom. Ou Sunday last, at St. Catherine's Church, b'y the Rev. J. North , Mr. Wm. Llewellyn to Miss Catherine Leyland, Falkner-street. . • DIED. • Lately, in Wales, aged 90, the wife of Mr. John Jones, of Tyn49; ntir, Dolyddelen. Fier husband, to whom si , e had been married n 1 years, is now of the age of 86, and in the enjoyment of health AT; strength; as a proof of which, he mowed, two summers agO,'haY i s ; the same field with his son, grandson, and great-grandson, and f considered the best and most active in the pack. The offspring ° these patriarchs amount in number to one hundred and: t wen ty-tµn , namely, nine children, fifty-eight grand-children, and fifty-five great grand-children, the eldest. of Which latter is now 18 years old. Late!y, at Rome, aged 63, the celebrated Italian chent , st Dominic° Marichini. Qn the 23d of June last, at Arerpripa, South America after a linge r " in,q,illness, John L. Robinson, Esq., much respected. a 0n the 23d of August last, John, only son of the late Mr. Die hl ' Ormanhy, ship• builder. On the 28th of Okober last,"nged '.?1; years. Mr. John Rirnmer; hall-street, formely of London-road, ironmonger. Last week, in Glamor ;anshire, after having just attaked his 1 °1 11 : 0 ' yeas, Mr. Benjamin Spencer; of whom it is said, his humour and teethcontipued so unimpaired that he could crack both nuts and jo l ' to the last. On F'r:,day, the 9th inst. in Killarney, Mrs. Catherine Rtor d . a r.: widow. at the very great age of 108 - years. 'She retained her he!tir few very great bodily activity, till within a very fe days of nv dissolution. On SundaY, the l'Gth instant, at his dati , ..tliter's house; Clayton -st reet : , much respected, aged G 9, Mr. John Carter, one of the oldest c ooPer' in the town. Ou Sunday, the 18th • inst. at Thackrod, age,' 71 years, the Ilf i „," Henry Hey finteliire. The deceased was Head Master of the 1 313(- rod Free Grammar School for 37 years. ;qr. On Monday, the 19th inst. aged .29 years, Charlotte, wife of John Todd; Edge-hill. On Monday, the 19th instant, at West Drayton, Middlesex, age d 92. Mr. Joseph Tiercelin. , les Tnesday last, at Burton Hall, near Hull, Benjamin 1 3 ' 3 J llaworth, q. Es f her Same day, at her house, Stoke Newington, in the 76th year o age., Mrs. Mary Clarke, relict of the late Adam Clarke. LL.D.„ w ee, On Wednesday last, aged 74. Sarah, mother o f Mr. Thomas vrateh- lder. , • Same g day, • of scarlet &vet, aged &years and 11 mouths, 3 f 0., Ann• only <laughter of Mr. Sa residence Kearne. On Friday last, at the of her brother, Miss Ann '',artel age . 0 d 68 years. . n Sunday last, Edward, the. infant son of Mr. John Gage, -- ieh -mcmd-row,‘aged 2 3e ars an d 9 Months. ' wile Y.'slecday. at •Leicester.terrace, Woodside, Maria Louisa. of Alorgati O'COnnell. - Esq. of this town. • • ' . 11/ PO 0 TVESDAy, DECEMBER 27. 1636. • •.' AND . LIHO • • 11110 EVERY TUESDAY-. Ali D P FRIDAY MORN' BY HicuArm PATTISSON, (Of Rolle Cottage, Seacornbe, Cheshire,) At No. 4, NORTH CRP:SC/MT, CASTLR.STREET, Lrysitroot•And Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Nev.' v r, l rook! Co.,•Warwiek-square; •Barker, F leet - street;• Deacon,. - joseP , Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson tk Barker, Birchin-lane: Lom hThomas; nch-lane, Cornhill.; Munden Hammond, harn.street ; FP M itchell, , 8, Red Lion-court, Pleet-street and Lewis, 4, Cro . Wrv-court, Threadneedle-street ; Mr. "I ' 1 ,;„ 0 ., Ilextall, 11, Aldermanbury; farrawfty's: at the London metcial Coffee- nonse, Mincin. , -lane; at the Jerusalem C."lod house„Corithill ;. Chapter Coliee-house, Pater-noster-rovr... North and . South American Coffee-house, Tareadneedle st2rit; London., by Messrs. Johnston and Co. ; and Mr. John Lee, Newspaper and Advertisement Agency Office, 35, HenrY-:,,reet, Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. 'Wheeler. Exchange and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manches ter ; Mr. Malley.rvie seller, Warrington • Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Preget% and Coope, 33, Union-street. Birmingham. - --- -- (.)1 - 3 2 . ir F jc I