The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-02 00:00:00

A REAL 00(ITTRR,ENCE. xi , • Which is the happiestdeath OtitShid'one t - iII-Avight,chaose• • Loiiff at' the Late lihss wood t lie, Ant( feald my't-iii•rit ere it liv. With bright celestial views. Mime were a linaeriug death without pain, A -d , tath which all might love to see; mark how bright and sweet should be, The victory I should gain ! Fain wi - iold I catch a hymn of have' From the angel harps,which ring above; And . sing it as toy parting breath Quivered and expired in death— Su that those on earth hear Tne harp-notes of another sphere, And mark when na ate faints and tiles, .Witat springs of heavenly life aris e, AitOgather train the death they view, A ray of hope to light theta through Woeu they should be departing too. • " N'o,"•said 'another, "sO not I : Sudden as thought is the death I would die; I would suddenly lay my shackles by, Nor bear a single pang at parting, Nor see a tear of sorrow btartinz, Nbr h'ar the quivering lips that bless me, Nor reel the hands of love that press me, Nor the frame. with mortal tenor shaking, Nor the heart; where love's soft bands are breaking— So would Filie! Ail bliss without a pang to cloldit ! All joy without a pain to shrioul it! Nio slain, but caught op, as it were, To meet 11l y'Saviour iu the air So •woiald I ‘Je - . Ott fiiiat blight Were toe realms alight • Ilitrs , ing at once upou my sight ! Even sic, I lion. Co .11, These parting hours, how sad and slow;" 11's voice grew faint, and fieil was his e!,e, As if tviziniz on visions oi'erstat ; Toe hue or his cheek; arid lips iterayed Aroo oil his mouth a sweet smite piayed— Then look'd—he was dead— His spirit had 11,1," Painless and swift as his own desire; The soul undress'mt Fr: an her inontal vest, A nil stepp'it is her tar of heavenly fire — And proved how i,r4„lit Were the I erilms i t iight, Burstina at once urn the sight. —Dublin Record. . • . POR RT PRESS. nom El OATHS. (Rom ijte Utcbli,. lirewd .We are always gratified when w e lin,t the Popish jour nals making even an a.temr to defend their people from. the heavy charges brought against them, for some gleam of light may 1 ben4o,m arise on a few of the bondsmen, several of whom we belleveto unconscious t ictims of the sys:em by. which they are, enslaved. It is not often,. however,-that such gratificatirin•is aUrded us: in gene- ral, a discieet silence Is observed on all tender points' by the Jesuit press, which is made to pass with their poor, benighted dupes, for dignifi.dcoatempt toward ns igno rant heretics. We have little. doubt that when an ex , Ception to this rule takes -place, it proceeds from smile half trained combatant, who had not previously essat ed the temper of his. tiny sword. We imagine, also, that the rash deed draws down the rebuke of some of the more experienced Janissaries of Popery, for the impru. dent attempt is not speedily repeated. The Freenian's Journal, one of the least eff'e'ct ire, cause one of the most open.tont.tied advocates of priest t.aft and revolution, waxed extra valiant last week on the presentation of the Protestant petition by Mr. Phouptre. We shall ()note the Freeman's explanation and de fence of the parliamentary conduct, of the Ro- Man ist members It may he well; isiy . s bur contempor a ry) f or par ties ottisi;le the Walls 'Of the legislaiote to motthue their un meaning and a4sord alt 1.111 pis upon the Catholic members—it these can be ealledatienirds witirh evaporate in otibeeileil de uonecatiens, , nd abuse—hut we su_igest that it is a mos; flogranf ahandonweot of die pi iaripte of lice emoncipailon Ellti iT the.' deenimsiralionx ioside the wall.+ of dee Fithi, of Commas. (Pretty good this, in the preseni state of Romanis supremacy !1 Catholics have been ()ermined to enter Within the gates of the cansfitution, (rad coins rare should lie token to preserve them rroin such gross attacks upon their character and honour as Mr. Pluto ptre has made, through the agency of a pe tido"). originating , lions a body of fools and knaves. [What would our gentle friend think of some or the minor atmarants of the inquisition--,,uch as thouil)-:screws and gags—being hung above !q r. A:, er camolfie's chair, to be applied by his Irfferal. whig-raft-iral hat,ds many pet son ulio dame ,1/ s ,y that ',flat k was not The petittor, (continues our aisle ctintemporaty) is in itsetrso absuid. find the question of periur)• has grown so old awl worn , that it is scarcely worth while to arude to the mistake under which the honeSt reasoners on this snl4ect (if any such there be) most plaint) 1011. ur. "The oath which the Catholic members ta;;e is bindlo7 on Clem to stipport well church . asiby taw establi•bed. Those words have an ante!:ipatirs ell as a retrospective ef t it, sir the absntality would he tiro gross even fu, Mr. ti:ttinpi re hiffiself. The cit,ttl.,4('S io which constantly take Place in eve! .- e..tahlisiime'n, ate so onerotis and unavoidalde, that an oath which would hir it the coo-cience in 181) to a certain order, would he useless in 18.38 inastom as lime tsh'i!P face of lif ht have silently and almost imperceptibly changed. [G00,1 7 hut imifini!ety better is to follow:] It .is titt - e that the CA Indic mem fors disrluitu aud dbarha. (thy I,lleat;on diqurbiay the church 'as in law established.'-1 Al:trk the soil, 11,,w lie understates the sat ti !1 —ha) ,hey eta 'so? distaslisd in 'llsienti:oil of ra ;hein , ereq if heir 'te yista ire rliti ea l iarhy In change, tow:iry, nr Af;ol...lsH the lute niciaat !lire* VITA I, } lime Ii ow ~s, . :1); .1 it tv,.trd 'alfWw , the character Ola leuislator on a 'Man Who . is Rl . ..vented lay an oailr from 3 vio!ing . h'ittts , ll of it ! Brit "n , ,,onch oreverr wive check was ever dest , f-n,41 ht Sir Hobert Peel—at leaq he is nut found vindicating its exiMince in, the (louse of Commons." Thisis pretty sell. for so moeli. `Nity we be:* to ask the, writer of flip forpatiinc.r. stroctit e onQervatio'ns—whether he he D..et or M Hale Or the editor of his private- prope l iv journal— we most ; 111;1 61y k eg leave to ine:itire or bins,—(F the od a, i n c i nestion tlere not intended to hunt it.mianist members " it their legislative chatacter and catta'citv," in what clr,,racter and capacity t% as it the intention if tlie,le“issiaittre of float clay to operate on the ortitodox worthies? Was it proposed to op,rate on them otit4ide [he walls' Of Palliament ? Not to dwell on the gross ah. studify or such a supposition, we should find matters worge and worse—the perjury committed still more glaring- 7 -if we adopted it. 1-1/.w many swoin " joititc ,of the tali" were implicated in the anti tithe conspirac c ? how many were actual leader 4 . in it—actual concuctorx •ofit ? Wac the oath to twat anv nteanine at all ? And it weir., what was that meaninz ? Will the Ffeeromi take conapas , ion on our ignoratice, and cOntleseend to an•wer this question ? However, the up , hot of the mailer seems to he that, according. to the Freeman',v con'te.:sion, the R,,manist,,, • sWear them :1,4 Vsit) V 4 ill; ate not to he hound, in legi , dative charieter and caparit," frnm lad in?: viole'nt . h..nd-; on- he Plote.lant. Church. The hotiemj.m nal . .Ihr Jestiit.—:,,r we onder.lari:(l that lig patr.n. A1'11:11r, sorceedtql tile late bo% a 44 General of tite trust witithy order of Loyola--thp very candid or win of that order assures us, that our 000cilv Popish le islatnrvare not if, be restricts) tr.. 111 tio-prk ina he Chore!) Esialrli.l mem of its " which lii.t ear nteint an operation somewhat worse than an "his!) ‘Ye harp alwars insisted on it that Papists had no se cur'ilv to oir-r to Plotest.intisen,.except 01..4 total exclu sion from prmer 1 . Well—the Freeman most unicutivo calk' confirms our allegation, and to the sprie r b-ars us cunt) claiming a repeal of the act of 1829. Doctor Drumgoole, in his celebrated cat-out-of- I Ile- hag" speech, git%e similar testimony in 1813. Be said, (speaking of Ronianisfs' oaths to abstain from injuring the E,taldishert Church : " A re these the securit ps that are sought for the protection of the PrOtestant Courch ? If so site rannot nbia;m them. * * * N'9 l . if the Chtirdi of 147.wriAnd tremt4e9 for ft. safety, it must seek it elsewhere; we have tin seep' its to give." This. was an honest, candid' man. He sp te the truth, as Ike Freeman now distinctly assures us,"atid as the.event has proved. However, before we conclude, let us refresh the Free man's memory by a..clues'ion or two. %Vas it not the common reply of Mr. O'Connell and .others, before "emancipation" was granted, and when biliots:tike our selves ventured to hint the fogithe nature of Popish oaths in'a like that under consideration, 'was it not their constant and indignant answer, " What keeps us out of pArliament but our conscientious scrnple at takino. an oath ?" Was not this also the hackneyed reply of their parliamentary advocates? When a member of the PatliaMent of 1829 proposed that 'Roman Ca'holics Ahould not be entitled to vote on any tine;gion afr.eling .the interests of the Protestant church, was not the pro position met by a declaration that the oath intended to be imposed on them, and which they now take, uas far better security than their abstinence from voting on those • questions : "because," said their advneates.., t h e y. m i g h t then feel themselves at liberty to influence the votes of ,Ministers and others, by offering a quid pro quo, hut when you bind them by an oath, you prevent that r Will the Freeman please to reconcile these siorth facts with its den ii that there was any intention to bind them, by the sued oath, " in their legislative character and capacity .. Mr. William Forbes Mat.kenzie; tiro member fir Peebles shire, has been lately confined wi , h an attack of the small-pox. AGFS nF tFIV. INISTRY. !lacing before us th e VeArl in Whirl) the troint , erti of the present atlminis , r4tion were [torn. we make out their ages as .tollowe prithe minister, is in his 58th. Lord Cottonliam. :)6; Lord Lansdowne, president of the council. 57 ; Lord Drir.caotion. pr ivv seal, 56; Lord John Russell, borne department. 45: Lord foreign Nerretary. 53: Lord Glenelg. crd-nial cretary, 5 . 1; Lord dorhy • of Laneastcr, 64; Lord adiniraitY, 55; Lord Lich6.l-1, .post t.lbr e , 42 : Lord master of the rolls, 52; Lord Howit k , ..1 retary at Irar, 35 ; Abr. Spring Rice, t hani PI or if the. eYchi.(l- , ,. 47 ; ~t i n, John I-iohhnose. control, 50; Sirl2ll , 'SVN `'lvan. Zniilor of orrln:ince r . 0 . .. Lord :11u1;:rave, tarn) riroi4 naril of 4) ; 1, 2 r A ylunliett. bird r hancellor of ditto, 63; Lord *orpeas, c h ief se'crefir7 of ditto, 35. E IV EAT [1 E (From the Nelny WRECK OF THE JOHN STAIp INolvo AN —FUOTHER PAR• TIcULARS Salui , l,l; night List, the 1711,. I}:ouvihg str ' oug S.E., gale. tile fa e.: ship made the light from the l.ie „ r Mitt. and immediately iificet he last of the topsails aas ;dawn A tr‘sail was set. hut 'went in rihautis 7 a sta% sal' shared file saute rare; a small sail was then set iii):41 • 10 keep her heal front falling tiff tot. much. At title o'c:nik, Ihe captain went below to 10•• k at his chart, kart slated to the mate they hail just 2 - .0 miles ill ifi, and that shout gn oil share In D'ind. lan flay, unless sail could beMade. But th e topsails wee split in `pleces, the staysai:s t , ru flout the bolt r toes. the tajisa as gall , . and the euurs s aline left. 'l'n'tel down ne r,,cks w a A ii ,•xt etlea you' ; but the clew, flow exhaust:4.o at the ',Dori..., in which t lie) were lashed far snuie time, tv,•te lov lite facto, even with the aid of the windlass: tile% Could do . hug but hatt aft the reels, while the'vessel's bead fay to t h e S.W. Meanitin" the leak was .2. tilling an the de‘ated ship. and al dalight, thew was six feet wale; in the ho d 'Yhe lead lard, then) theY Weir seventeen fathom water. au 1 110111 Sllllll,l- tiley knew then were 0 1l a dangerous t ee l s ;. ore; b u t l b,. I narnin g was y e a) misty, and thes cou ti see tot l a nd Lot n ear nine o'clock, alien trieakets wete onserved C n-e titid,r flied lee, and In a few minutes the vessel struck an'l3l.l%itottlin At this time the' captain and view atal two passengefs had n o 'tape of raring their lives; hut, as 'lie sea was hears o !i e deck, they ta..k refuge in the cabin. Iti a -110,1 11111 . 1 , ", 4,er. tile' were fViveit f on) this . p 1 ice of refue on fleck it'd but a geniteinan passen g er, a Mr Weiherall, Vet eritlas"%. Sur ;lean, a na•tve nt BA iningoant. This gent I..tta,nl ) at been sick fitan the time he saute on intatti• anti c"nliot . " l i" bed ; heti as moved by the eaptaiit into the after stale-6ed as II mine s i t e place. The captain, also, a 'slier; 1,, bi jou' bins Op (Jerk, kit he would nal . ga, being unable to endure the cold and w et; and, when the urea 'were forced from the deck in the ri;zging, he peri.lie,l 1 ,, Tht. 'Mier passea;zer, son - id - Counsellor' Sri ;Yen lluhlin . whose ; :rn. C o onslial Scliven. died some li , tte"a: , ..tici stititig ine s ua,!,tit.e ha v e that he shaulti save swio,oiu , ... Al B,Veiihay; the liteltald W.t "ker, Indianian, had Leen wrecked, and he then saved hin,srli bi swan nang—awl he told the ma'e of the J•ilin auip, a v er y fine young itt in who has been saved. that he would swim nit shale. Th.e mate advised him not th at teur;tt it; out he would nal he advised. He e,111f.,i an the ova In s ,y e themsekes ii saininai'fig, waved his hand fa the potpie on s hare, anti pluit_eil into the' boiling surf. he eves of the perishing viva were fixed ''n noble, gallant, but tat) rash sit hg ;letitleinan, as Ite Mailed far life to rh break he. waters : he neared, he alawst , oucheit the st land, but the hack draft the lieay SPAS look away tar ever his fti,liu and his lice. The crew clung by the vessel till she patted. and then they got on a pail which fell in such a st;nai ion. and s:t near the shot e. hat about four a.m., a boat ventured nut hattily and took 4.ff it'' lite survivors, save tac o. %vb.) were dra n forward on the r.ilerillt „ r rp. V essel. AI present the appeatance or tlie are. k i s lit i, st striking. The mire veal slop is titeritly lit oken in:o fragments, and the bay is furzed wilt' the cotton washed up trout broken bales. (From the C 1 k Coristitittina.) EFFECTS OF THE LATE Slot:M.—Several pieces of wreck have been t.iken into Cove In, the t iii.e.t-guard within the Lilt three days; and on Tuesday part or the stern a:+ vessel, walked iliarvev," was washed on the coast. The vessel .wh,,se wreck al Nrilittere, tv it it the loss of her crew, sve mew oil Tuesda%, was the Sir ra ores Burioin. The wrist er's name was Lindsay, 'These were seen oil the quasi sevetileett wen awl I,lle WIMIIIIII, all iir whom perislicii. She wastiound. Jur Demerara, and was out three days Irmo Livetpool, . here tots been hot iitile carom, whit' Was very valpaiiie, washed ashore as ',el but there is a large qiiantii v or valmilfle wa, moil v left in sit - mit watt r, whitli ii is ilib,ll neat lee Sated. The vessel owl cai are Ilie propert% nl Duncap riebb, Esq..ttf I.iverPool• 11 ' 'um led to the toinciusion or out t•ort,-poudt•ui that the vessel lust, was the Sir Hos aid litiouias, was oriihatik. the circumstance of Iwo boats i , eing washed ashore. walked with that name. Tilese boats. however, bail been transferred to lite Sir Frun.c,sl.lo.lo., fins the Sfr iloward Dito.l'as. The schooner A-imee .neir Cartel Island is fur. Johit a t. 4.1 I 1 za of Ii e.tuwan it. Tile master', name was Parry. She was bound form Carnarvoit to London. with a cargo consisting of si d les ati d I.; It is it.)l,Hl she well be gm, in o Vottglial, hut ,part ul flee cargo must be sacriti ,...ed. Th e teem have not perished, as we stivposed. \Vial the exception of a cabin bo) canted to by a sea, they are all adre. On Thursday and Friday two vessels were wrecked to Dungar van bay. one life lust. . . __• Three persons-4 father whose name was. Keefe. his wire and their sou—perished in a snow-siorn 1) , 1 Wednesday. lliet lived ir: a ruiseta:ile hui. between Mr. Hudson's mountain and Lord Middleton's, and alien the storm came on, hue of ihe sous left the hut anti Weal to the house ail man named Dunn. van, about twenty perches distant. the ethers vete to have followed, hot nut at he supposed them to have gone to ihe..t w ,noe ia a roan twitted Ii lIV. ! u a i;iffelew ditcritito. and on Sal to aeattier eleitri it, he went out ihere see after them, At Keil\ '5, howeer r they had nut lit en; so he proceeded to too it own house, and there, Mined int he snow. and standing uprit!lit, he found lather, neither. nod ;quitter —a Maud i f the latter graeil it one of eart) of the limner--dead, the face, hands, and ears of the child eaten by a dug. (Ftom the Liiitei irk Standard. ) IIF.I.ANCIIOfy Sitlpwittsc K ANO LOSS OF COUIZTFFIV LIVVS. —On the night of the Ilith instant, the hargre.. latt, or Lon don, on her p.tssave Flinn Dementia; in the West Indies, to London, .laded with stit:ar ;trot troi;asses, spiting a leak Under the main ch•tins, between the Western (stands au i Cape Clear, .nit w ithin ISO n i t , rs of the wain land I - P.r whir) enti ssteil of the Captain, M Pherson, a native tel Edit; hut Ith,, awl vi , jl):erti hands. worked ttitcea,ingl, a t the p it tp t , rt.r live dais. lint at the expiration of that thrtY, tint ti Ith 1:1111211e, the% wore 01euged tot 1 ,.... 1 1, e up, when ' , he tilled and went &titian. live of the bawls wellr aide to gel into the small heat. but all the rest, including the cap; atn. Met a water', grave The live were shorty atter pit Led tip by the, brig' Job. of Cot k. It [itch vectsel thew safely inn, the Cove 41 , C 01; nu Salurd.v last. 'these poor fellows have. since (*Mile tin to this env, where tlit•y are in the stoutest itimtress• to-await the atrial 1,1 . rl lesser this . "'(poet shortlt to pt et to take them to Loud o n Ti„..m ; „ ‘ 750 tons horilien. mind was jointl o‘‘tpil Thompson, of 1..11(1 , 11, soul Tod!: (itt-gor, Glasgow. (1',,,m the Erinsier Expiesx.) • M ELANC UM Y Loss OF LlFk;.—Nle less' than seven lives have been lost in In(' Queen's County during the sr.ow, on 'I lottsdav bight, the 15'h instant, as hdlow4:—.lohn Key. anti his servant were stninhered near Ball% roan ; Catherine Delany. at Cie nnogce, near Montt rash; [ben +tamed and'ano ;her named John Kenny, near Town Col;iety ; and Mar% Gor- Wan, near Norris-in-Ostooy on her way Iron. the market at lioserea. 11. I'. Delano, Esq. held an inquest on earl) of the above. Verdict are. , rdingl%. A titan na.oeil Beigiu was lost in the snow pear Youngster. coutilh Kildare. on-Thur.Cla awl another natneil John M Nally was found dead Ileas - , ca. trt•in the same cause. The injury &Tent the rail-road, we are hapry to .oty. it mita' any sett. us ch., tarter, and we i l ove whet, the new ..a walk are See tiaS spleublid natiourl wink goiug on in inte.r .opied pro. pet its' Th" roads and low er..or.ds in the d;ff , tent nude a ate evin ;,lo,l3, inundated and on yes'ettlay at .three lock, l.s n e ;'.cased on 10 Kings , own, the flood in the I)- t'oler was. terr fi-, ..nd /Rule .i,arat was felt wttu reAartl to the railroad %tut ka u‘ , r it! - - ottrp. SECOND EDITIO \'. Standard Office, Three o' Clock. LIVER POOL M A RKETS. Co E:;,CHANGE, Although the aea.ber has become of wind is yet wanting to tiling forward sech vessols as, .in that ip-count, have been dela? e.l for some time past, and, copse quehtly,.the arriva s of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal into this !Mit during the week have been small. In expeciatiOo, bow. 'ever, of more ample supplies, buyers have appeared . xtremely inactive, and, therefore, front the close of Tuesday nntil to-day, very few sales of any 'article have been effected, except Oats, of which parcels to a limited amount were bought for the eoun tryat Our last quotations. The canals, in some directirins, not being yet entirely clear of ice, and having si.arcely iiny country buyers 1;1 our Corn 'Exchange to-day, the trail.- thrioighiiut was exceedingly inani- M it;`; holders of \\Them, notwiloandina% evin ee d no di:po sition to reeeile in prices, and the current rates of Tuesday, in consilivence, stand unvaried. Flour. for the moment, was less salealde'than before. but not cheaper. Barley. upon a very short sitpply, was hold at Tato price•, and Pease were f as dear as last week. Malt and Bea!ls, any apparent busine, , a, hardly maintained their former value. O its, in the abgenee of country demand. met a yetv dull gale, op the term , ' last nett d; and Oatmeal, attended with less inlitiry than 11. ital CV:14111e turn Inver. In nrin.i..,l Wheat no tran.artions have taken place since nor report of Tfiesdav, lieyond a few hundred gnarfet,.t.f :rood rid Lnw.-r Balt ir, at ss. n.,r 7011,s; and those in *other articles, under lock, have 1,-en 1.• v;al. AN' ER.' G l' It t C FA. W icy cT. 7 11 !IIR. I 41 I 'T Irish rt"!.. 6 8 m 8 4 dried white, 7 6 6 Po.nnclrie4l new r, f; .. 6 1 Fn.rlish Canada .. 0 0 .. 0 t TR, 4ff 45 Ittss... Irish BAPLPY. ir 60 lAs. Irish grinding.. ..3 , 3 3 A Imp. men. ol Irimh Pr.nuit, +F" tBO Ihq sup 4's 0 .. 48 0 Do. 61,.•q 4l 0 .. 41 0 Dn. mpeTvls .." 24 0 36 0 1R 22 0 ITekL,2lf)thi. new 23 6 .. 21 6 Do. oil.. tv. Ihs 1 0.. 1 3 AVERAGE PRICE OF BUT E , M I) % I) I R n s "li . aron, 4r ewt.... 46 0 q 47 0 !Rs nbrid're RI 0 a, 86 Dams, dry • Do. wet — 0 .. 0 !Coleraine.. ...... ".8 0 .. 91 Firkin Lard, 5,1 0 .. ..5 0 {Carlow, 89 0 .. 99 111:t1dered do 6l 0 .. 11; 0 iL meriek Alrease Butter .... 40 0 .. 41 1) llethst 9) 0 ..: A) , . . Prune Mess Beef, i Derry trtieree, 98 0'..110 Cork, 2d5,... I Prime Mess Pork, Newry 47 barrel. 78 0.. 80 0 I Dundalk — 0 .. .Istig(, RIVAL OF CORN. atr 2Cill reo.runr,•;inelt),;ve, From the 20th Febr •u-try. to (MAST.. I PO- I WI D.ESCR!PTTON. 1\ heat Qrs rle3 Oak Flour. caeks Dill Malt C wt Oatii.el Ilo;i is Bya n Beans Qrs Pvas Qr. rN-(;..•• She I ied Barley... Cut adeseetl Barrels Iniliau Corn Qrs SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.' FRIDAY, NlAtien Othello. SW,riders, and JAnes Perkins, from Savannah—and Echo, from New 011P4nA off this port Pmloins IlardiAg, from S , ivinnah, off Cork Child from ditto, at the Clyde The London aad the Dublin mails have not arrived rfiE Lam-pooL ,sTANDARD. LIVERPOOL 11EUEIANICS• LECTURES ON PIIV.tACAL OLOGRAPUY. On Wednesday evening Mr. John•S,ith, the lOglily pttpular lecturer ou etiivatitiu &c.., tli..lle•eil a rho rse uf instinctive I.ctores the toot tes of Feu.rapitical science. %'e were notch „ t"aii,ir.tf ,o netio► i a still wore - otitner , os autlieuce 11 "" au} winch ;vas Int:tent, attended the lecture,:, a protif tif the plogress which the "lostitniion is waking la itolt:ic Oa itiN the showed into good taste tp per mitting th e 1t its of the ',vet- school 10 hit% e N grkitiltous ati niission, and it vias V,' irularly pleasing to VI 4ue6s awn . atten lion and toderly hrhaviuur. A. a verbal or written description of any object invariably prAitres its imaginary teuresentation opou the mind, it is tuirrol ant litat'stich mental pie; ti ie should, as far as posskoe, be a true and faithful trelinea'ion. In order to contribute in stone deaiee to this desirable result, the lecturer had ataited sell of a null her ul bealliatil vievts oil :4:5,5 p4ltitrit with great attention and by first-rate briisis, for Utchaid Vaughan Yllea, Est! , to Wltolli they How beimiged, but which he had no doubt would, through the munificence of that gentleman, shortly become the property of (lie ostotmod, to deliver a course ol - lect u, es upon a number of interesting natural pheno mena. , In d titan SilWiteil like LiNerpool, tvlitise were connected directly' or indirectly, with those - of the most distant t pries , no s...hject than 1 , 0 sled' geo:truphy, and the ,ectiii , •r tru-teal thdt whilst the farts he iffight lay berme them would instruct sod amuse them, they wonid be induced to give a greater attention to the subject than they 'bight have previously devoted to it. it is ext , eediatrly interesting, to contemplate the vast changes which geology shows us to have taken place upon the eat ill's surfat e. To these he slit,uld ti-d allude, as they. would Math. Ire ably de , criiied in their forthcoming, course or lectures On tint , science Fr; •Mr. St outer. The chaages, however, that ar• irt progress corning legitimately under the head of grogram.) sit old utr tr!) - allude to them. AttionuTst the roost 11111101U:int 1.1 these, and thtit;e 'hbich ate coutinualiy in progress, inns! he , euttinerated the action of running safer, the breaking down or priiiiiittent land upon the coasts, the encroachment of sand, the formation of new islands, the eiiiptious of volcanoes, and the itticnomen..., of eat thquakes. Nor should the varied labours of noin • be forgotten. • Takiag the globe a. we now find it. there wonld appear to. be only three-tenths of it dry land, to seven-tenths of aster, a dis piripitrtion, which, to tine utiacensionied.to (observation, would. appear startling. Of this throe tenths of dry land,'eleven.six-. appear to he situated in the otherti hemisphere, and only five-sixteenths in the southern. The quantity or water in the bed of the ser, detertnities tint only the quantity 44 laud Which shall remain uncovered, but the precise Ir-,vel of the sea in comparison with the 'land. From that level all our moun tain elevations ate calculated. It appears, indeed, that in sine places viii the earth's surface, the sea dues not form the same of the land which it formerly did, the water having in some instances refuted; but it is also ascertained that it has advanced in oilier places, thus causing no Yana lion in the mean level. It was formerly the piaci ice to give the hei tf lit iii ilie tides at Liverporil hoot an aittitrary tetel at the Old k silt. Such a calculatioo attottled no soil. of datum 'ii, persons utiaequainted with the tot talky of Liver Poo:, arid it is to be hoped that the discovery conititunicated by , Cap; tin Denham. at the last meeting-or the littlish Associa ri„no,,at the had'-irate mats: is invariably the same at swing or r i d e s will he acted 1.111011, and that at every post calculations as welt as Observations will - he made from this line. 'lice general colour tit I heocett u isgreeit. arisutgtroutthesauteopticalcause' a: the azure of the sky. There ate other local tints arising front a variety of rorcum.riances. Thus, the Mediterranean ticcasiiinatly porn emit. In the Gulph of ,;nines the s ea is ',ollie; and at the Maldive islands it is blatK, and iu suutr Ili4Ve - S it his been observed to be red. N.Voli respcct to wave:, their v.•lociy has re•iati,,ti to then - magnitude. :Some large waves proceed at the rate or from thirty to forty miles an it rut. it is ail error, ti Bever, to suppose that the water arl vanees wail the speed of the wave. The ,brut only advanet.s. whitethe.“tbstairee, except a little spray shove, remains rising and hitting in the same place according to the laws tit the p r ima um similar to the motion of a field tit corn when agitated by the wind, or to that of a shaken rope. Of course . in a. rising tote the water itself tiavels fo.waid, but waves are forme(l7:llprin the surface of slot wash t. file magnitude of waves is matter of rimrrrsiei9y. Armin-dins,: to one 'party their gieatest e.eva ! lion above the OtUtuary level of the mean Is ten feet.; at!- , cording' I) a trother, I went y-ti ye, which would give double that atnonni of feet For the actual height of the wave in a severe Storni 'ln term ence to this part of his sultjoct, .he leci titer ex hibited a beautiful view it the I!;iltlystone Lighthouse, toe history of which. as well as the cle.sltuciiiiti of the in evious eiecto - to by a viii eitt storm, he look the opportunity to relate. zo lie ail exintitied the appearance of it i tt the Island of A ugt,set,, I,,ttkitia ItIWII4IS tile Sea. The bottom of the sea ap pea's to iI4Ve niiolldr itionna,itits to iln,e upon ihe Sut litee lii the earth, Sollie parts It IS so uncommonly deep that the mtlinar) idyll° tines have noi been ade to reach the lniton. water of the (iced') is or thflereot degrees or sa i l ness , t hi s arise. Iron the . ( 1 11.iuttries or fresh water widen ate inter led lvith it at tittret ent places. We find occasiona,lv that frestt scaler springs up to the sea; au instance of thls kind or.' curs hear Ile fort at New Brighton, ou a pail of the couSt e n v e red ily the title at high water. s i „ j ug .. ,re generaily constdered to Owe their origin to the rat itto of water froa, higher ground. Sometimes, however, wi th sprin g • on the very summit of lofty hills, stt.i in these cases We little t`'.Nttliitt 5 , 11.11 ,, 5e that they derive their ex istence from higher hit s , ii taut I ilopuy3 they wr yl i h e wilier fio ;mg ao unseen pass“go throu g h vat ions locus a en.4inels. 111 slur t.vr ( •551.5, tie may not no at;e to account for two joa of siallt.4•, upon the prineiptent captilary aiirartinti. Soule siont ; .;s, such as .1)1 11 and Harrogate. have t h eir vv , iters entuitineri iith Mittel al or gii•eOLli stittStrtiii eS. Rivets Dee their or ., ,gin lo spring•, to-raid s. anti to the melt. in 4 ot ire 'and snout on the niouisiatti 'summits. Tne onion o f various Ni t lugs meilings folios rivulets, whicit, fali)t% l u g rie declivity of the gr“sititi, ruelgo at tlitfetent stage's lido one great channel called a rker, the w.ters of who:, are at length tlischarg..l lido the sea or suite great inland lake. The lectuler • hen ptesen.ed a vies of rker, `en Guinea. Ail ;Relit id this manner lake th. it rise levateil positim s, and those are.the large 31 ahitcu Lave to travel tile largest dis.ative, in roon.clneuce of the nuonerims coullibut bins munch 'her re ...eke in ;nen - passage. In S nth Awe,ica, coorieis swtut di:101s the'unnititair. sileams. raking care lit tie their dt•spat c he s In a naunkerchief round fhett head, so as to pret,ent their Lite. , 11111110: wet. A beawitut idti•t,iition or this ty.ts exhitrited a• of the wha. : l l passengers and mules are passed over rivets or deep tames. This is done hr an apparatus railed a Tarabita, winch ednsisis of an eini,ess tope vastii,z through a pulley in stakes Weil f as i e ued mi ...litter side of the chasm or rive ! . times initare presents instances of natural biol Les ireioss thin Stir! if places. A vary rearm k•ibie instance or ,111.. occurs id Virginia, United States, called lira k Bridge, who-li is des cribed ht Mr. Jeff...son. forineh% Piesideut or the United B. a tes, ctBolle of the 111,est satiate of the produi lions of :mime. A vied ut tins Was piesemed to the aumence. 'frevellys in In_ 'add can nave but a taint idea of the labour Mitt danger of crossing Andes. Alt.t.l of the passes are nearly lour miles atiov e • a . ve i ~f H i e s ea. In some 1 , 41118 1111 , 11, who hate made it their sine occupation, carry the pasiamger up the most steep and danger..us pal hs, where 4,11 e false step vinuid he instant deal!) Ina kind of (-flair fastened to their barks; hut, in general, itie juuioe is made by I ravetters as W. 15 I...presented in a view eritain;s app..ared•terittie, mounted nit that patient and sitter...dell anima, tile mole. In ctinuexiou with this pardon of his sot jest, the leviiirer exhibited a simile.] view ot the silver Ines of Potosi, wlucu were dist meted by areident in the sear 1513, anti which have reed produtme to thrs day. 'l'ne silver ',mutant of Potosi, wiuth, Slillilitc(l in Or Upper Peru, e(pid. t.l the win id. It rises to tiie bright of 16,000 leer, is 18 miles in tirclitort•teuce, and lornis an almost entire truisti of iiie. In Gillman, as well as in many parts of Eng land, tllel f. ate wines lait) or 1200 legit veep, and aueb is the e:.haustion produced by climbing up the ladoeis leading Into loroi, that lie h,udi. st Sill orzi hate been subdued in the at- It is a good hall w.rik tor toe Wilier:. themseives. 'aim IS preieriedi to the tisk incuried lu being, low rit or hoisted ot topes. Sometime an, i s otteter, the polytechnic societ% or Cortittail oat Mg Tied a pientium I> ten guineas rill the heel c.intrivance of aseenston and descenstoil into the mines. a young wet 'tank' itivertecl art itiv,eir tops ilistt unbent for effecting poi - ;tole, a - nottrei of which was exhilrited lit the let:Mier. So ion ; ih/11 anti simple is ilt• itivehtion, that it is in a lair course ui t,e;ng adopted at all the pi incipa: Cornish urines. It consists to i set les of sit' is Utltl la otli g-irl ties tett feet asunder, Sit con tiived h.tt et each stokett the eng,ue, lire than is tlettoStled on a lauding etcher let feet ittglie t or lower ine tio n awaits , he i elm . ° stitiliew when he wa k• 4 , n to the step is carried ten fee farther on itisjoutue%, awl thus, in a very short time, either teaches the ItTii Iti the ITTdlolii 4,1 the none. 1 +tete ,tie few objects iri naittre who h affect Ibe itnaginatton w ben list visited, more Thin caverns. 'l'iley ate usually {timid in lonesome rnek.i, owing !nitre te,cilitv with which water Lk - 0 yes Coal s , instatice. Toes generattv ao•ititoi it stalactir, I c ttutuus CitilseTT 1.1 . % the C 4111,11111 tirtpping it water containing 'lithesome in somtion which, upon eViliiiTtall4lll, leaves the li me .. .stone l i ehont. Of tnese the fat ..... is Gitlin of Ant ipa ros an excerdit7gly ittieri.sting spe( linen. '1 he lecturer pieaeuled a view of this cave ,44 the as cell TiS one 1.1 the Vale tit Meteora, tirmigh winch the I:.!ve, Iu it title ancient Achetoti) pui sued its couise iu silent loveliness. The lecturer ne.kt directel the attention of his audience ttr the cultivation CA the tea plant, lit Linsi,rii•o l i ut whicor he e::- hiltited vietts of a tea =artier, of a inatulario, his wives, sec. vant, and plantation. 'I he tea plant is a bushy slo oh, smu t %% Oa t tesen,blitig ihe t (Ise Of in, tile. and it stioots i.ut leafy of - am-hes almost fr. , iti the holioui of the stein. Whet; cullivateii, the plan's are set in ruts, f•tit- feet burl each other, and for the con verienee of gathering the leaves,' 'they are artificially toe vented frotn tising above II ertain ite,gut. Toe thflerent qualities' of lea arise front the age or ;eaves, the vrwugest being the rich sl 11,voorpol. Tile black amt the •gretql tea are tomtit, 'ett• ftton two thffelent plants. 'Fite leaves being tolled !iv hand t y ft-wales, are (hied tin flit earilietu or on plades itvZ.r a Fire. The. ruricaiin s give it a 5c.(: , t1141 drying, au 'separate the tiff-rent qoatt.tes etioligh we owe -, the 0 11g111 it sugar 1.. the %an, 4,01}1E% that I%t, air 111Tlellieft to fur our tea. It wis cn.tir rietl w China 24 . 0 %Val, 1,4,101*T. it was kIiT)WII in 1....t00t1e, awl for a vets Taut{ pignut even benne other castein nations to-cante acquaittied w!til 1111 use. Frui t , the a rtoos eastern countries the co;tivation of the sugar plant gra (mall) inoceeded westward until, wier tire 4:1,4,We1% lit A Meilen it was o•to II VP) e4l to the ‘'E'S( Indies awl Brazi , „ f t ton the pourer of whirl, England pout leri , l%P., its 011%4 soup!! of sugar. 111 r. Smith herr exhtbited it 1w:41411E11i View 111 at ,1114111" p!aufirlion' awl the lioti‘ait tree, of the voltiv..to.o to tie fluter of whir h he gave a full account: tied having i.ltistiaterl anti tie- Ctibert the Cape lit “4.4441 with its iiiesure-que seenet and llorentor inhabitants, h. colic .I‘ll' , l a high!! ticerestiug 'lecture ‘t ith the exhtitittuti of beautiful views of the Lakes of 1.4)(1) Lt-1,.11. The stews were shown by 'means of a magic lantern on screen, and the room betog nretionshy it c. keited in the t:ll.Ttle in:tither as theatte. the rfhect was eXet.4•4ll,l l rly got-ti Smith delivers itis u4.4xt iet-ltrre to•inurrow etctling, in ulticit be proposes making a tour to the A clic tvgious, of which the views will be novel and characteristic. It is said that the seat for Biiiluenorth, Which Mr. Henri 11,11 , 111% 11.isrped lot about p.ix tuottihs, t-ost huts six ih,mosrui Tto.: i.va% ink robes deaii for t 6.. pt 0 1 1 ., I; Ise honour of lids log M. r• alit !Rd to ou P At blur o'clock vesteri.av evening. a large American vessel,, whit : it had been honntl . lo Nvn York from Liverpool, was towed into Kinstown h at ;sour by one or the cite of Moth') steamers, ill4itiasled• crest anti passengers a •re all sate, hot the vio o ol %cid helve to inoterg, geoPIA repair before the can Pro 'teed on her voyage.— Molls, I , :reni:tg Mail. THE USK OF S'no'w. — It isa sliikil;g tact. that in GermanY. ustuntiv eia.ve all othcis. stilling is wades lc: play bran* h of education in the st loads, end whew all ate litioght to ti,.e the vciie and !i.u.ie.:l potters with which their Creator has endowed 'hem. con•iiionti.oi. llit• most raidl disease ur'ihe Ititx in this ti , tintt‘, i. altrt.et unknuu n. This is ptititaltiv it• nu small deg Pe at titoil ii,. e 1.. the Ii+HIVEIIIIII nt the %tate. anti jiract•dre id !;it' ini.gs The cultivation of 1111,ic, i,esitles eraliy the...mind it;elt. 111•10; gotoi sri its, as ii!lity . l-1 health , 11l testify who have practised art if Colortoi.icel3 for the v ,, ung, it is nearly t.i ur dt least . very practised by • the youth in this country. b~ppinc : nttiir rcnrc. TUESDAY, FEBltuaitx ArßlVEn.—Coluonims„ De Pey,t, r„ un New York. SAlLED.—Kingston, Alsop, for ',CI-lea. Wilffam tlitehie, Rreelg..ri. from Belfast at New o.leans C.,,f,a.:c od to l e:es - sailer:hence. at (tilt° • hence at Volefle Gleaner, Max . v-11. and Fairfield. SI .ek..henee. at Savannah cre ew ford, [..WWIte,„ to•nee, at v York, 27th J a ttietit. in, f o o Nov 0.1-ans, ..t 'Fevre Caltdonia. C fli fom N- Orie oT Yonghall, 25th inst fr nt Trieste, oil' th, S drees...ftth Rest :Erho• stt,il -t' from N,i4' Orleans off-Holyhead, 2.5 th inst (barque, ornish,:o pith instant littieeris. from Bristol; Ent r;erise, i b'is, from London ;'Lady A ho, Itarele mn , , rum Poole; Jane and An n• with the caro saved from the Liver.lool, at 141,111niari..— for'this 'pert 'NE ,* Yottx. Jan er•on4il:t. Tuz , ), from Tiinidael for Ra v:jnnah, we n t on shore on tne Smith Breakers, 1' th instant. during thick weather. and it is 'feared wilt be lost t.rew saved. Pr a. Al•i•ia.l4ltS h /Vt. been received of a tr.inetedous gale, on the eoast of Cidiforoia, in whir!) several ve•ssels were hest or much damaged . charlema:zeie, Richardson, frOnt New York, 4,ir the, Liz Brit 20th insta.d. On the 19th, saw a barque taking ,the crew off 'a Jr Pass,l ten - s a il d i sa bl e d by the heavy sea, but could not communicate. With thon • . Coax Fvl). 19.—The Nailer, from Africa for Liverpool, on shore :it !his prn t the 15th inst i .nt, has I) •eil run foul of, and cut down to the water's edge shaft, and it is -o pposed Inas discharge WEDNE , 3IIIY, FenniTARY 28.—Wiii,1 E. moderltp. SAILED --rpinV I),arn,r, r ister. for Coust trainovh S t e Cain.. Lowther, f a I) , tokir'—fleroine. Jeatt. for jlbi 1---.PCl)olltig, 111,We•. for %To it .—Constant, V:tn Sehie. fur 13twerp-1100 , . Cock 14on, for'll wi • t)oh4on. for 11.4 , 10ir3, ke rsoll, for New Orleans—United States Turner, for iThila ! , •1;01i wiis.m. for Wihia—Orozimbo. Crocker, for New Orleans— Rhoda, Paul, fur Antigua—and Gondola, Relate, fur Nwv York. Pali J nnrus. Norman. and, Murray, llouston, hence at aoaaica Rapid, Thorea,, hence at ditto 17th Jan. James Ray, QraySon. from London, at ditto, 18th Zedo. Lawson, hence for St. John. N.B. put into Rio Bueno, (Ja-, maica) Seth ult. after being out eight weeks • Aledora, Harrison, ileum. at Harbadoes. 12th Jan. • Suphi e, , from M..nte Video, at Havana Francis. Russeli hei.ce at At, Thomas 11th Jan. Rochdale, Nevers a!, hence and Madeifa. at st. Yineent LiMena, Snowdon. heikee at 'Trinidad 25th 1)e c. Robert Seers, Nichol. hence at Laguira ISth Jan. Anne Baldwin, Craw iord, hemp at Valparaiso llorsford, Warnock, and Mercer, Mercer, hence at Leghorn '3 .l l(t , inre, Brice, and IN'ln. It oris, Luly. hence at Trieste " , lareago. Cillesoy, from New York, at Deal . Margaret. havi-out into Antigua sailed from Jamaica for this port 13th Jan. and the Jamaica was to soil fur this port the tOth Sarah, Amity, sailed trona Leghorn for this port the Bth instant Laura, ()ay, sailed front Truest rot thi s port 111th instant Sarah: St. Job e , N. it. at the Cuve CHli•Cipma, Coffin, from Near Orleans. at ditto A large brg. from Jersoy or Guernsey - was saetiashore at the North and South Rock the 2(ith instata, anal exp,ated to be a total Wreck Soartaa. Leitch, was lost the 17th Sept. near PtleaSlll4lgo, (Central An-writa) . . A ship di , .m , stfal. with a ship and l tr i g i n attend once , was inisged lath iost:int. about 45 miles E. and S. of Seilly, lty the Carralitio. Portens, arrived at tar Cross, from Monte Virko A large t lave matted vessel was reported off the Engstnnes, (county of iektuw) from whence she dragged, and was obliged to cut away her masts . . )porto. Smith, h e nc e for Oporto, was sp o k en 15th instant, in lat. 50, long. 7 4a Mary Hartley, Jones, hence for Antigua. was spoken lath instant, s in lat. 49 39, long. - It, with twos Of foreya.4l CORK. Feb, 21.—Part or the masts of a schooner. rsupp , setl the Fatally Voases, are the wreck is about a wile south of the in shoot I tatioinas of water, and. oil a Tfil!1; V bottom \\ EXPO :9 Feb. 25 —the P Nairn I, ivi•rpfiiii.fiirPi:rnathhueo went to Ptree oil the evening of th • tllth inst tot ; Part of the cargo saved PENZAYCE. Feb. 25 —A quantity of wreck is driving on sheire from a vess••l that must have gone to piee,s last night, as the oranzem (St, M , ire quite fresh ; a pipet• of stein ti , ntier has .come un shOre p iut d o—ern, and black above, and an upper bar of a crate mart .t li W. C. B C2S. i 4 7 fkucrst, lie h. -- ;!7 .--i'llt;Volusa, of Ralemhhe , aliff tt antt'n, of &ol_ fast sre'totsl;y lost upar DroOlt,11; Th, Dud of Dundalk, is on short- at lialbri..;g4n, anti likely to bei•orne a total wreck TIMRSDAY, NAucit I. ARRlvED.—lgabel, Graves, f Om Lima—and New Orleans, Broad foot. tor New Orleans. S MED - 11,1)P. Marstiall. for New York—Emi , 4rAnt. Petrie, for Savani~a!~—lll mules, Soow, for VI Jrious for Berhiee iteoole, from NeW York —an , l Uavid Cannon, firosdfoot, nit. Now 0, leans. Olive & Eliz from New Orleans for I.iverpool ; and Benney, and Barbel. from Chlrieston. so , .lien 2uth Feb. Abuts. Broadfoot. hence at Alito Henry sliled from I loly 1 , ad for Mobile ;lBth F.;11. Eliza Jo ..nstone, Petrit., from Pernamburo for Liverpool, at Water ford; sailed trial I in. F.-mwick Keeting, Allanby, hence at the Cove, with loss of rudder and leak tut days. Lotn.d to St. John.. N. B. ._, . . • liensingt°,. Curt s, hence, at Nliranitcht Superb. Buult, hence ter "'Tr.:imbue°. at Kinsllc, with damage, been'io emitact with an American ship, the latter lost bowsprit, furcmast, and figure h. ad Al °hawk, and Victoria, from New Orlems, at Fiavve WExruit, Feb. 27.- - rh. Oris,. Crawford, from Glas-.•ow for Bris tol, wis driven on shore at ti ; cargo exp. eted tu be saved IMP LIN. Feb. 3 —The Cipksttale, hew, fur New. foundiand, has' put back into this Cuve, under jury ibiemaSt and much damaged LA'll.:sT DATES AT LIVEliPtiOl.. ______ T ro n a Direct. . Indirect. Prom Dire , I Indirect. ralentta . !Nov. .. , 6 "inrnn'lan Dec ....28 11Am ,,, v... Nov. .13 N Orlea,- Jan ....19 Maw ir ,,, 40v....17 11 ol , ile • • .lan ....NI Rio Janeiro. Dec. ..25 Sivann 1 . Jan ....21 13,11ia Polan) :tic , Dec.... 21 Ne'w York. lan ....al PAC kET GEN': BOATS.-F It A I. P►U S T•OI 7 FICE.—Feb. 23, 'A Ti ON, 1637. DESTINATION. Marls made Up 'lt London. Last roads Next Packet Due. Tl,. Tars. Sr Pri. Tnes. Sc Fri. II ,mi,urg, & Swen. I .on !Madeira (Windt. ai.il (;rePet... Etr,ynt pi .d India .. ra Saturdays .. 2nd Satnrd. 4th S dur'ay let Toes,l ,, y each month. Ist Wednes. 10 day of each month. 15th (lay a each month. 15111 day of each month. Br.zil & B. Arras. A inerira _ .lam i. I.'ward I, I. & Ilayti.. I.,vuira Alv!iie , , and Hal ran, Jamal. L'lcardl / Isi. & liayti. Ciirtliagena .... ' • City L'ilerry, Feb. 19. Feb. 19 9 - 1 . 111 R. I"Y' Fel). 9 Nlagnet..Feb. 10 lI.M. B. Linnet. Feb 3. Delight, Fel,. 19. 11.11'13, Express Feb ►9. Tburs TUPS. Sdtur , Li, erpool, Feb. 25. Lvra, M . 3 1 .1. 1 10. 11. M 13 Briseis. March .11 M B. Swift, Feb. 25. Nice,tin ale, Feb. 21. 11.M.11. Pigeon narch 15. Livl4;itrooL TwE TABLE Ern. l Ht. - I --- e. ‘1 .1 .F. T. 15 • 21 4 ShrovC Tueslay. 157 2 1 ANTI Wediwsday. 240 f 18 7 St. David 323 X l6 2 'Choi. • 4 18 113 7 V nos in con. Mars 7h even. 529 , 11 7 Ist Sunday in Lent. 7 4 110 6 1 Venus ris,s 51) '4sm..morn. H. 9f. I T , l-sdny ... 27 055 Wedupsday..23 136 plairgday... 1 i 2 18 Friday ..... 2 • 3 o s-,turday .... 3 348 Sunday...... 4 45. '3lO ..(I , y 5 6 11.) ImportO; UNITED STATES, Itirribus.l66l) A De Peyst-r. from New York, 28 cases contents unknown. 39; bah-, eotton, order-1-1 paekaves contents unknown. E Frodsharn-1 (h). T . k 1 To'ii.is-1 do. W and J Brown and (1)-452 I (.les ,e4.tton. J ILA ford and co-1 49 dn. Edolston :end S.,n-12 Morrison. Jef+ and co-10) tees flaxseed. J M•Bride and toi-150 do. J li . e4mmon-60 bris iron ore. Tenn Ants, Clow'and en—GO do, Cropper, Benson'and co— brt ppples,GladstOne and ce).;-P D EUROPE A nrore, J I,e Ilac, from Jersey, 2 cases Wine, 1 ease brandy, 15e junk. .1 Rodin and rod nil, 83 e,sks (1,1 , whale a;.l blubber oil, 30 tees pickled salmon, Buchanan and Son—W D NORTLIERN nespiTALwEEkLY iLEPOIcr, For the week endior FEL 24, 18:8. P 1T r ENV; ADNIITTED. PATIENTS DISCUARGP.P. 4Ctioletits WithoUl r •commen- I enrod . chtion .. . Stediralandsurziettleases with Int.urdltle ~.... . 10 1. reconniii.inlation 2 itvinaining in ttiv.ll s, ifal. B3 Douse Visitors, Per. .T. Doronv and 'Rev. Dr. Ralph.- - C11;101111, Bev. il.S..loSi.l).—Treasurer. Charles W arner, Esq. House Surgeoo—Mr. Benjamin Blower. Donations and Subseriplinns thankfully_ 1.0,0 k-ell at IleywooT4 11:1 , 1k and at the ilospit:4l, Lee(l,-siretd. LON DON COLONLVI. IzKET. FEB. 27. Svc. kw. —This aft ernool there w is wain very little activity in the market. the , Irmand h :vir checked by the 1 arrivals e! been . of Mauritius and lienttl. and likeivisa the nubile sale of the fOrmer adverti-a. , 1 for to- row, besides several iiareels of the latter for the sine and d vs; bOth the grocers anti rs nurehased very soar:n:ly, the quantity disposed of not exceeding 300 hula. and tees. but importers rennin firm, awl former rat: s re folly sun pitied ; the quantity on show is foil very limited. Three 'vessels have :irrivcd from I), , merara With 111 , 71,ds a n d FOREIGN —This afternoon a -oo dem endlirevaPeil; at puhlie sale 52m boxes [lava:. and 3:i chestss d hoses Lt 3 INirrels Bahia were offered, which sold readily 'at very full rives. the former dainwpol at :18s to 4:. 6 , 1 for low to lood. the hitt, :OW to file brour., 3a 1•(41.55. very ish white 27s to por eu - t ordiniry 19s 'd low tt :tom! so.l pre COFFRR —This a fterooon British Plantation was less inquired after l,t the gro etis. nil allbooub Silt , ply is rev senoty, Is t;d to islst ta public s de of 43 cask!. 2-i htis and there was very little spirit in the biddings. lieri u 11114ifilill , went at It:6s 6d. Jamaica good ordinary pale unclean 9'k to gas. fine ordinary - 10t There is less demand for For ign, lint holde , s, ,re very firm. and unless at fuly former ruts it 'a imp.:4ible to ptir..hase. . . first. NDT and ilom, tN ns —For Cum a good dern . lnd has pre vailed. and ',lees have adv , •need Id. In Prints a fair 'hush. ss has been transacted at ftOly 'lite rates; s•des of fist brands of 1535 in ones. made at 354 1. Far Geneva 3 Att,l(h , 1101113tri has revaileti. ,r 1•1 the late in:proven - tent ill prices has 1)01'11 fully maintained. English Corn spirits have b-en to en steadily at 9s 8d per us lion. LONDON 1•„‘CIIA N. B. Our market was only mo-ierately supplied With V% ho - it this morn int:. there was t nt much 1 usim ss done in the artielo but the few sales that took plaee realized. fully the quotations of NT , Oulay List, and in one or two Instances even a s mill advance was obtain d on the currency of that day. Flour was difficult to dispose of; and nriees remained unaltered. Supt , I'm malting Harley was extremely se .and beinx sought after rather inure money was tnade, bu the thin ;um coarse parcels, of which the treater part Snf the su tulip co English we have had very few on sale, Anti rather hi ;her prices were de- Man.led for tine heavy gnalitius of fmth, hut having a fair quantity of rich. mostly of .•••ondia, qualities, these barely maintaiord previous rates ; Beans and read steady at late terms. In other articled no a lteration. . _ - • _.---7. ---- - --- - ,--j------ ---- - . SAI 1 rIIFIELD 11101i.r.,T, LONDriN,•1 1 1:11. 21: w .O ur market this morning tvas somehat larzer suppled w i t h Iteast4 than was That of this fl a y •510tinight. whilst the general qualitytit the snpply W.:, good, particularly t ho se be a sts' w h ic h mum . from 'Norfolk and Suffolk. On aceount of the supply being large, the trade with Beef was ”xceedilt,:ly dull. and 1-st week's primes were ILirelv supported. There was a trifling improvement in the dem an d f o r prime Soutl ...downs, at lull p. ices; improvement pith othAr k inds Of Sheep trade was AWL at barely late rates. The supply of Calves wu vi , r , moiler te. yet the'sah. for them' was heavy, at the eimetwies nuti'd on Monday last. • . LON DON l'"" I ()N • 318 • but lE.'n t . 2he7il emand Iris) h-l a s has fittly su , i)..rtect P•evious roes has liven v..ry ontilerat , has PreYaibli. For "1"4";;e11 an d a ‘.o,(ldem , init °lwo', r an d prevroas I). ic,s have been fully ma i nta i nel. For tl:erSecii°atse'lllt.Peoni.krathrr more activity. ,_.7.,_—___-__: .—. Du BLIN CORNEXCHANGE. FPF,.. 23. Nn tw itbst,,,ling the thaw. there It tve not as yet Ipen any arrivals 1), the ea M. 1.4. and the supply (if Grain at market was ex tremely snilli %A beat 6(1 tier barn.] dearer, ,n(1 from the imine4iate waots of distillers an ad.tartee of 3d to 6d was paid on Barley and Hats. 3 3 4 6,1 Q 134 Cd I 0 - dmr• 1 I .s,•eond Flour I , ‘ heat. white .• • • . _ .1 lo S 12 6 MPI r's red ...... 2618 I , = 2 : 1 8 2 . 4 ) 6 Rve 19 ferior 9 0 .1 0 Ott4 ............ . 9 6 —ll 0 I Ilar:ey. .. here ............ 12 0 --*3 0 1 . . . PILODUCE AND 'MAN() I'ACTURE. Di 411,4 N, FeJ!ualy 26. flitict; —Toll:more per thonslnd 20s to 2 1 s. X% to J:l.is: prime iness,ls :is to £5 12s; plant iness.'l:: is to XL 10 , : 4.3 ;,s 10'£3 los BSCO , I—V, cwt. 15.4 to a 5: 110:ivy 3 s In 31s ; •10,0' cheel:s 32s 8d 37s at ; h:. ms' 46s to 3Js ;• poi I per barn.: BCs to 82s ; tongues per firkin 26s to 3 s. : • tic-me—First per cwt. `Rs to 92s ; in t'ools lid to Ild per lb. firkin 905. tANDLT:s—En port, 7(1 to If ,1 per lh ; Gs fid ; dipt, 6s. Ftivaigcs—From the country per stone, is to 9s; white Ils to 13s : mixed to Ss. 114,c c.— rew t. i.Os to 115.4. . , GLAss.—Wine ;end porter quarts per gross n ; PaitslOS ditto hilt pin's ; imperial quarts 425; ditto pints 335. 2 per cent. ()it' for 111017.:s AND St:INN .--S3IIMI hides per cwt. 275. to 235; ditto calf skins rl to oer !It. LEATII , 3B—Vcr lb ilriliSh 101 to ; native to 120; ditto 4:III to 451 b. per hide. turd to Iltd ; ditto 181'). to 7101 b. I:),t to ;trd ; e au' ixti to 2k! per lb ; slitters (Hitt. I4d to kip Itrl to Pit) ; F,nglish tad to 211 d ; cordovan 1 , 41 to 20(1, bellies; Pd to !Id. alte,tion in Oriet Le per ton ,C2I; pipe £24 10s; tibrit refined per CA t. 425; bro./in raiie 4Us ;"turperititie, 755, to Sl's ; tins eit 3 's to II PESI? . .D .--1 I N lit 15s nor cwt. St...“Es---,ineens. tons. sized. 50s: tons. ; cpfarters in length 7os : b ,If il,tto o.nons 12s: duel , so's lsts g c *2OO £7 lUs - , eti o t ilt.S.es, Isis. £6; sei'ontls, '904 ; lilies, bits, 35s;' 2nds. 4bs, dnuhll s 301; and ho=ses 811 s per go at ter. ia A I.T r ton 40. to 4-is: Sfl.l4 %, hitt. per e wt. 35s to 36s ; 3 ellow 24s to 255. sm.% c4.— . 285 to :; s. TlLES—Fitb.T;li!! per (rcZ“ll as. Ton ‘ceo—lloll pet 110 :s 4 , 1 to Is. TA LLow—:ll( o .t. I .1 - ,or tont:*s 2 s;' blaildered lard 565; rough ditto 36s fat pl r stun.' Is 6,1 to Is Nil. oot.—Pt pitr Isll. 224 to 23 , 4 ; skin 19s to 20. Prices very firm. f„,,,, r i.d rllnn , 64 6(1 to 7s tid ; new 5s lOU to Cg. Ir. ' 00 , 1 . 2 s st..aity. AO••••••6 OW A a ti Lt .NIION tit LIN Eltl'uot , . lwfure 12th Jan. Jamaica .... ............ ...... Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbiee. G0n4141,-as .. • - ........ • - •• • • New PoSton.. • • ....... Cli,rl-44 , 11., Savannah New Orleans .......... .•• • • • Davana .................. 1-21.11 Jan. brit ish Ninth Amertea \rwf , undland zi , River Plate E •st 114 4 Cempany's Ships tlst:. via • • • • • 'ape 411' Good Huge Africa Gibraltar . , I.lma, Valioarais, Rte...... a. Sicily, &••• Smyrna and Constantintiple 11: 4 144 . 40 - Madeira • • tk, stern Isles, Cape de Fra.ee Holland Ila rabn rz, Brennen. &e, 04.1tenlaarz; 1Q164.1-, holm ti•rslAirg, it " Oporto 25; Aid ar• :.f•s Ort 2) 0— 0 0 0 35 0 30 0 3J - (I SO 0-40 0 33 0 —. 10 a, 40 0 711 0 0 0 i• 0 • 0 0 - 30 •0• 45 0 15 0 30 • 0 '43 0 4il 0 4 0 • 0 15 .1 --5 a ; '43 50 6 4 0 sal 0 30 1i 4u I 25 ;10 0 0 0 - 2.5 0 0 SO ( 23 35 0 23 0 - - . 5 20 30 0 15 0 .20 0 0 ' U 30 0 15 0 . 2 0 0 1 20 a , —•>s 0 HI 0 13 0 10 6 15 15 —25 0 AI 0 70 (1 0 , 0 I. 15 0 —2) 0 hf(.r Ikt 50s . 0d e 60 $ d 20 25 0 14 i 0 —l3O - o 20 0 25 0 0 0 , 0 4 , 1 0 50 0 I" ) 0 --14 0 00 o 0 0— 0 40 o 0 o 20 - 0 — 6 ,, -0 (1 0— 00 40 (1 50 -0 45 0-50 0 4 'o 60 0 -0 0-60 0 3 : 0 i 0 0 3 0 —l - ,:() 0 15 0 20 0 40 (1 50 0 20 (1 -- 25 0 0 0 3 0 0 Jl , 0 Y 5 0 - 15 0 0 0 20 0 --;5 0 15 :0- 20 0 15 0 0 16 6 15 0 10 6 I.i 0 15 0 0 45 0 -8" 0 15 0 -- 0 0 PRICES OF StI.IItE>,LIVEIt.IO . I., FEB 26 .. Ett:(l Privt, This day' 11 A I I.W AYS, 84e. l'et—o.aw. Pri,...s. Birmingham anli (liinicester l5 paid 12 12 6 ... 12 7 6 Ditto and Wriy.. ilirkenh , atl and Chester 5 .... G 17 6 ... Clit.lt.r and Crewe 111.tat,rn Counties Edinlinri.ili an.l (ilat , V)W (1)111) Diu' ghtto rin•w ; bilto Leith anti Nt•whaven 5 paid 4 0 0 .... (31itsgow, Paisley, and (3reentit:k 4 .... . 413 6 .... ,iriwil hity•ti , iii WeAterni isD 0 i) . 90 0 0 ......... (d ull and 511 , 3, - - - ~t .. ; t1.,,,,, 41,,t \ 7 ..,•!,,,1er .OO .• .. 205 0 0 ...' 'Ditlo gnarter shares 25 .... 48 )5 0 ... Ditto half shares. into and 111rminvitam ..... .. 90 ~.. (66 1 , 1 0 ... I'll . 0 0 Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 28 5 0 .... '2B 5 0 Ditto zi•.. Suit! atnitttln 5O . 41 0 1) .... Di t to, twee ft/, , ,r,s :' , it(o ;Ii litiulitit lUnitedi 8 .... 14 12 '6 ...,12 12 6 Lee,ls awl mai-nester - 2O .... '(5 5 U .... 36 5 u It•ivester anti Swan. , ington 5O .... ,75 0 I.eice,,ier awl Eoviinuingion, iio , w) 5 paid :2.5 ~ 0 ~.. ~ .t•nen/ stet'. Itifiton. Sr. ittiry 7 , 7:1 0 I) .... Thtechester and liirminghatn. I , i‘V.a.nl Counties 2O .. 20 5 0 -.... '2O 5 o N. serest(' an:al eptlis , ... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 23 5 0 ..., Nttrt!, Midland... ......... . Sows , 1 , •,a.,ipr0 and 1 . over North Union, (new, '9) . 49 15 it .... Ditto. oil .• • ...... .... 1 Ii . 70'10 4' .... St, linlen's and Itunrorn Gap KW paid 40 0 0 .... 11.•1N ii:s. Bank of 1 . 1•8 paid 23 2 6 .... tomno•re, I ,f1..vt.rp..‘,1 20 2 6 .•.. Liverpool 10 I.i 7 6 Norib -rnantt Central—. I .... 3 11 • 3 ... All4i•al N0rt1,4,1 Soot I,'•ales.. 10 .... 9 '5 0 .... of 51a tieln-4-44, 10 .... 13 7 6 .... 51'4.1 , 4•5t,r & 1.'144401 Dset 15 20 12 •6 • - • Sno:l4l,aneash rt. . Livero , ol it toking Comp uty .Borough hank 1111 l 1,1111S:ink or zo g hoid 5 4 ri 0 .... R a o of IP,l.2land Phoenix 1144rik • Royal Bank of Liv,rpooi .• JOO ... 610 :9 0 .... Wilts Dors, t ........ 1 . 7 6 ..•• I; IS, WATER IVORKS. Ste. Exehainge 11,4414110 v, £lllo paid. 159 0 0 •• • • 4.'1,11018t 1 1 arrington W ter ork - 2044 .... 450 0 0 ..•• R •otle 1.411141. I.l•••rpt..ii 4 iat4 CO4llllally Sick ... 385 0 0 .• • • 1.',44,1 New (las R. Coke .... 196 0 0 •• • • Ditto New Shares are now paid up. A SSU It ANC E CO ‘ll'A N ES. Liverpool Marine AsAtirailee C0.£23 paid 10 0 0 .... 1.,..0ram, Company. 444 6 7 6 ... Liverpool Fire and Lift. 2 148. , 2 6 6 .... 1)OC1S. FIAIRIES, NEW CoMrANIF,s, Ao4l,.rtoli Carryin2 Company ... 12 10s. 12 18 0 .... Wootimi4o4 F e rry 25 28 5 0 .... 1 , 7,1,t11.1111 Ferry Roelc. Ferry ........... .... 13 13 0 .... 5t. , 4444 COlTlp3lly ... 2 1 , 4 I .... 8 .... 64 10 .0 Apoiliecati4s' Company ;TOT IL. LIVEtill)()I, C . (4l' I'UN NIA it IC.ET, NIARcH 1. There his !wen ae, ,a .ueral deinaod since our last. but priees hare rafh 'r a t.. wards. The sales yesterday were j,300 today s,0:0 are sold. LIVERPOOL CORN' 14:X1:HA FEB 27: • The frost (...)11tintiiil with unabated severity until Friday lit,t, since we have a decid al thaw, hut even with a steady continuance thereof, it will he a Wi , ek'cir'teit it's I,fore Sht [intents by e gation can he freely made; _and chiefly owing to a continuance of eistioly winds an i very storn.y Wear - In . , 'onr iinports of Grain, to our, aodOitowal have been moderate. _Sales have been male to a fair ex tent- here (luring the past week of Wheat fit fully the prices of last Tu .sitiy, of Outs at Id per 4111, of 0 dineal at but per 210th, and of Four at 91 to Is per 701 h ittivance, anti of allot er itrtieles in the trade at folly our last litudat inn's. The only atteriition in the duty on 'Grain from forei.2n •p ,rts sit - We Friday is an increas of Is fid per quart,r on There 1i is born more inquiry for hooded Wheat, O;its, and Flotir; hut the transactions 'Wive ter n very li it d, and no alteration can he noted in the generalquotations thereof.--At this day', in trlset the trans tetious Were very limiti;(l, lint the prices 'List quoted were fully sitplairtedfor every iirt dein the , tint trade. For very superi (19 , urti , s of Irish Wheat an ielVarce of Id to :d - per? Ili Was oht4ined, and the inereasisithove noted w is steadily demanded for su,,ertor qualities of Oats, Flour and Ottmeal. INDIAN CORN, 4,14 , ,tb. 8 4 a. 11 f, lid ..... 41 0 S , tirrh • 6 10 8 6 Bondy(' RA It LEY. 17 qr. 33 0 —34 0 Ch v:iliir o =35 '0 Seidel). 4P 601 b 4 6 a 7 Irish 3 4 3 10 .1 Et ltond. 2 0 2 2 OrtiS, tty 13Th. 3 5 3 6 sonteli Irish. Foreign, in b,ind 2 0— 3 3 Ditto, duty free 3 2 ti R YR. ..... 0 —3ti MALT, tr. qr. fine 56 0 —SS 0 Middling 46 0 —52 0 o—a 4 0 0 36 6 0 :4 0 0-33 0 BEANS, tr gy. 1 , 1611k1t • 4l Irish PEAS, Grey W i 3: RAPESEED, tr last, FLOUR., ?ti lb Filte ...... • " Irish 35 A:rierir - liti, hrl Sacs S. Sour. hum! I,TNI EAL. IF 2 13 1 b Fool sh 23 Do. ovvt 1837. 24 Seut&l.. .. ... 23 18 0 0 48 0 free. o— no 6 26 0 0-23 6 6 - 25 0 0`- 23 6 LIVEitI I OIII, A11111001;1'011 kI, MA lIKET, FEB. 23. S. (I. s. d. s. d. s. d. Old Hay New flay 0 7 0 10 (T.ittle Potatoes 1 2 1 3 Clover Hay.— 0 7 o HY l Turnips 2O 023 o.per ton draw, Wheat.. 0 4i () 5 '-- I Varrots 2s 1) 30 A -:trrrs is, Om. ,„ 0 4 0 0— I 51ats!flewisrzle29 :0 0 0 -itrasv Barley,. 0 :i 0 0 1 Manure LON DaN GAZE7'7R.—TIi ES DA Y, FEi3. 0.-• , lll.Vrn. J. Allen and R. 'Ku.nfon, Martehyster, .1. ArrowAmitti, Milford. I.,:neashire, coinigon-bri•wers-J. I3urgess D. Poreival. Niallehest,r, woollen-drapers—E. Clt,g, J. Burgess, and D. P ,- eival.ll.ineli;Atei, cothini.ssion-agents—T. Horsey - and W. VI il sat, Nlancitest,r,'packers: I i IN'? I'TS. Williiim Noacells lid John Barshani.'Sfratfdrd, Esivx, oxalic acid maltilwrtirpfs. •% . 11h.on Nlingitn. Cheltenham, builder. • Griffith '1 Doly . f.llhyrion, Carnarvorishite, tanner: Alatthew Haw kes, Sharrington. Norfolk, auctioneer. 'Urban! Niurray, Norwich, stationer, Sarnnel Ride, Leic, stcr, engineer. . Jame 4 Ride, Leieester, engineer. John Dift, Ninth' rnoney-scriVener. (leorge Shifrland, Exeter, whe•merchant. Henry Freeth, Rath, perflmer. Richard Evans,'Llcnidloes, ilwitgomeryshire, innkeeper. John Iludge,.Devonport, priot, 01)1 DENDs, March ?1,. R Parr, 'Liverpool,'ilr'iP-r-•-M - areh 21 T. Stockilfile,Juri. Liverpool, srutp-affutractur..r— •I arch 26, N. Ifaiiea. Pieel Loh. don, Inpfkseiler -tl 'yen .1 I Addle .stre..t, Vl'ood-streeto London, In-rf•haot— T N w Lotuiciti, 111) , ,,,Isterer—Nlareli "2 . J. F. l'icheri ,, z, , •lath, Yorkshire, tallow., eh i.idier—Nlarch 12. )1. Kin, anti W. King, Kingsley Hants, millets --)1 n•h 24, A. ‘Lirsh,.ll , crit , ord. e:mteetioner—M , eh 2!, VI Vars. , Nl , oieliester, upholsterer,- Ma! ell 2i, T. Curl;,Swinforil, Leice.tershire, eattle-s.t:esurin ,-Ilarch ,S. Wetherby, .14.fficheger. c.lien.pinuo's..Nlarch 24, )1. • ayler toll 0, Na'y4 , r, Durham.. leather , lressersj-Thireh 41, E lic tis. Shefficid. la;fle-knife inanitt‘ctorer-;March 27, W. Weare. L•eos. dealer to wood— , l..reh ••13, T Chw • ell-court.l-1, - efordshire, ( .„, poer-sme , ter-3lareh 21, T. Garbutt, :Manchester, woollen-cord. mandactuter. To be itran led, unless cause h. shown to t'o , contrary, on or before t' 20th ,lay of Varch T. Stock,lale, jun. Livordool. soap-manufacturer—T. Chap Man, J. Mown, a nil J Brown, Birmin4/1,11. eovh-imistors— . r, Birmingham. ma,uracturer —W. %%del II rue k.. worib, G One, st..rshi re, corn-il.aler—W. Bitinsduti. (Irene. stet. ; Gloucestershire. ironmonger —H N Marieht.ster, Teastlale, Boitou-le-floors, road-contractor—M. Nutt , Reauing, toy - dealer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. John Hay, Edini.l6.,:l), et•nr•ral agent. :lamed Cunningham; Al, fll iroh.molzer. Less'o 3 PRICES IF WOOLS AT Li VER NMI!: ENotisti.—Down Ewes and Wolters 131 to 14d tM lh ;. Down Tegs 15,1 to t 6 ,1; Fleeees 114 to 15d; 'Di, to Skin 13 to 15d; Super 11,1 to 'l6ll : }lead Sl.liti 12 Ito I Id. ScoTcu.—Laid Elighland 9s to 9s tid; White ditto - 3:16 14s; Laid Cis , s , i‘d , :Is to 134; Wished ditto 144 to 15s; Laid Chi•viot 14s to 15s• Washed ditto 16s to 205 Cid ; s. hite ditto 245 to 283 per stone i Int, IT.—Flevees, Mixed lots 131 d 'Welhers 13d to 14t1; Hogs. 15,1 to 'id Coroliiog ins o 1:1td to 141 , 1 ; Simit Id tit 1.3 d Foneiox.-11ossian 6 1 to 7,1 ; 0 lessa, .lii u • lid to. 11d: Buenos Ayres .1.1 to 4il; \ ovtlore and Barbary:id to 4 1; washed Peruvian 'NW to 9‘.1; unwashed ditto 6,1 to 7.1; Portur;al It, 1 d t0•19,i ; 'ditto. low marks bid to ; German Fleeces 11 , 1 to 16d; ditto, assorted, 17d to 20.1 . ditto, harnbs' to 31 1 '; Sp•mi,.ll 11. lid tO 21d; 'ditto F.S. 13d to 2,2 d; New South Wales 13d to 21•1 p-r . ..„ LI V 1 , :li1)(1t)F. IsfiClV I s Maltt.l 1. Marcy The canals are onen.—atil there is a better feeling: a despondeocy which was evident ye , t , ril iv is ..ivinz xvay to eonfiitent action in th Mitt& market. 'and Oriees. VI pit ark' to Lteneral exprct:dsion. are filth' su!tported. There is a deci.l..l firni , :ess in holders of pickled Butter ; nothimr:tietler 93s cob ht..pitreiigH. A nd 9.1 s g m rally :‘,4ked. Bacon must be bett , r, • Ailviees from ly:•1 , n,1 are e xtrar errantly 10,1'1, and this market Kill be: ire long. •atreeted in'cutisequence. •BarrCiletl inovi,i&os continue as last quoted a. 4. ~ d. ni'lLnin.--B.frio • , 98 0 fil 10! 0 per cwt. r l3anbri , lio' - 92 0 Col,raino ' . 9l 0 - 91 0 —. Sli.o 99 0 - 9.4 0 —. Deiry - 91 4 -..- I.irnoriek - 94 0 --, Carrick .... ....... .... 90 0, - lid 0 --:- Vilkeility 9 , 3 0 - 99 d —. ('slow, 90 0 - 9 , 1 0 Wat - Orford - 94 0 .... Newry - 92 0 Curk - 0 0 .. Cork dry ads .. ... . - •83 0 --- Do. e idk led 2,1 s 93 0 - 94 0 Ilittir.-Inilia l'rlit, It•-'ss • - 117 6 per k• .. _ . . New .. Mess Beef 1 •'' 6 112 6 bo. POE K . BAcw: 50 0 .-.-. 54 per list, 1 - 130 - 11 tus '6s 0 -63 0 -,—. WET 1) 0 , 0 0 0 0 — 1...A4(0.-=-Firkin - 61 - 0 Bladdered • .. . 'LIVERPOOL TATTLE NI A !MET. 'Fag. 26. The nwket commenced this tnrumin4 with :t very few Beasts, °win. to th. stmt nrevailitig.eastr4ly winds h prevented the arrival of veAs. , ly with ca ttic • consequently there Wag at eonsiderable advance of prie, from our last week's quotations. A few Beasts and Sheep ar rived at a late hour.witich were readil v bought up. There were many country buyersprecent, lint left without making tory purchases. owing to the erect scarcity and hi !h prie,s item:toiled. The supply of Sheep has been also eery limited. but With little or no alteration io price from la ,t week. I :0,1. Reef was ea , erlv Ibmpeit :it from tid . to' 61 , 1 inferior tl l,ll5 tY• '4 41 per Ih. Good Welber NI tittol sold fitly at 7,1 ; inferior qu ility fil , l per Pi. :Mc! the mirket ele , ired up at an unusual hour. Number of Beats at market. 618; Sheep, 2133. MARCH '2, 1536, MEETINGS OF caEurroits. MARCII 6. Robert Graves. (div.) 6. ...hones G. 'Previtt. (Ist) 8 times 11:onsbottoln, .speeiol) 8. A hr.tham W. Coli:ir(1, 9. Joseph Townsen(l '' ..... paint Chtl'eniTon Romiis, rt ..• D'uo - 1 11 Clarendon Rooms, 1 Dlttl 1 . . TII E , N . VOIiKLIOU6E. statement of the - averiv - iv number nod expense Of paupers in the Workhouse for the week ending Pa uperi. Feb. 17, 1833 -86 Feb. 18, 183/ F Head. Is. tii(l. I Per Week .15611 9 174 19 5 More '67 Less 'IR 17 8 • Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week enOinz Feb. 211. 1838 Feb. 27, 1b37 2172 do. do. 265 17 3 More 136 More 37 18 1 LEV IMP 001; 1)11 3 kN 'BkitlES Naniberaf neio patients entered on the hooksofthe Dispensaritsduring the la►t week:— North. South. Total. Received advice ind rrierliehie at the Institution ;'2Bl - 315 €O2 Visited at their own houses and supplied with 203 1:)9 362 Totalat each Dispensary 490 474 964 VISITORS. North—Mr. Thomas Barber, Rev. Moses Fisher, and Mr. W. F. , Macgre..zor. South—Mr F . Jordan. Mr. fr. Hutchinson. and Rev. Georga Gibson: AN AC , T)UNT OF CATTL - E, •IMported into Liverpool, from the 21st'to the 27th. ult. FROM IRRLAN D. Cows. Sheen. Pig . 4. Horses. %Iles. Calves. LMtbs. 507 433 2iBo 1 i 58 54 Pr usly.. 8454 9513 32313 170 1 16 71 COAstwf.,4'l , _ Cows, Horses, Calve = . Lambs, IL I 0 16 47 0 11:1 Prelomusly ... . 112 20 . . ,57Pi 11 10-103 44;6 - • M A Itit. ED. On 'the 15th ult.. at Exeter, R. H. Cortiold. Esq. merehant; \imp raiso, son of the Rev. Rieharn Pori - lel& rector of Pitchford, Shrop shire: to Mary, third daughter of James Smith, Esq. Shannon Priory, Sheffield. (hi' the 17th ult..it St. 'David's Chureh, Mr. Peter Edwards, ship wright, of this town, to Miss Evans, daughter of the l'ate Captain Evans, of Aherdovey.• • On the 15th ult. at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-hill; Mr. Michael O'Donnell to Miss Ann Oldham. On the Gist ult. at Wildbank, Mr H. Pilkington to Ann, third daughter' of Mr. John IlalloWs,•all of •tlirley. Same - day. at Exeter.. Mr. Charles Baldwio. of this town, youngest son of the late Samuel Baldwin. Eiq Crowleasow, Shropshire, to Sarah Phcebe, eldest daughter of John halkwill, Esq. Kingstiridge, Devonshire. • On the :2d ult. at Halshaw Moor, Mr. John 'Lord to •Miss Ellen Whittaker. Itiingley, near Bolt On. On Nloodny last, at St. Philip's Chureh, Mr. Robert Hatch, printer. to Miss filar{' Stanton,,hoth of this town , (t o Tuesday last, at St David's Church, Mr. Wm. Close to Eliza, second daughter Of Mr. Benjamin Parker, of ClateMont=place, Kirk dale. • smite day, 1.4 the . Pariskelittrch of Preston, bt the Rev the Vicar, M T W. lileasdrll ,, chissical teticher, •to Miss Agnes Cowell, Loth of Preston. Same day, R All Souls' Church. Marylebone. London, by the Very fire. the Dean of Chichester, Adam Bromilow, E,iq. of Lincoln's'lnn a London. barrister-at-law, fourth son of Win. Broinilosc. Esq. of Mee. t-n Bank, near St. Helen's, in this county, to Fritoc,s Ann, youngest dmr4hter of Vice-Admiral Sir Ross Donnelly. K.C.B. On Wcfliies4l.iy laSt; at the Old Chapel, Duekintield, by th-2 , Rev. R. B. Asi.i:Onl. NT. k Isaac Worthington, Esq. ill LiNerpool, second son of Iln.zo Worthington. Esq. of Altrinebion. to .Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Bayley, Esq. of Stareybridge. DIPA) _ . In Paris, aged G 3, Lihon, the cebrated violinist. Ile was a favourite pupil or Viotti. I,;iteiy, ;used I ye:frit. flobort, son of the Rev. Thomas Pierri;'ltitle. pendent minister: of Stloho.e.str. et. In Angu , t last,-at A:1,1. E 1., qtr Francis Yeivertbn, aged 2S wears..•ld st win of NI r. rinomas Yelverto ..,:•oho-str et On the 24th Januar . .. the young. st son of the Sult4n of Parkes. Oa the :it!' I 11, .I,lnr, daughter of the late William Esq of Lancaster. On the Bth ultimo, Oswestry aged 85 after a lingering illness, Mar.taret. wife I I r. Ilavwar.!, solicitor. 0, the 9tt, u;t:rno. at MS 16, Forth -street, Edinburgh. in hie 86th year, Archibald 'Mackinlay E.g . 0 • •111 1. 1 oear Deeping, Mr. James WoOlh 7. Ile was one of Earl Fitzwilli uns's oldest tenants. 10 in, nearly Itlo years or age, and was burn mid died on the .• farm which his fore fathers titi. d." Issh.,:i‘,ll,myn,,i:l4,‘,Vilig6a7n.,Nni:ed 84 Mr, David M•Chire. CiaKtrni, sur4eon. f:o - rly 0:i the 1 th ultimo, at her dauuhter's the Green. Caatletovrn Same day, a.ted Mrs. Ann 'Sharpies, of Daisy Field, near Black burn. late Mr. Ecroyd, . . game dal - , in his 82d yelr, Mr. Thomas Rowland. builder, of Wrex ' ha in, 'much respelled. Same (lay, Sowerhy, u..ar Thirsk aged 84, Mrs. , Elizabeth Dunn, late of Northallertnn, a ord lea lady. • Satin• nay. in L mtlon, aged b:.l, Mr. S. Sihelle. On the 13th uitinia, after a lin.wrin,; illness, in his 7:ith year and 48th of his iniuistry, the 11.. v David Ih.c, pastor of the United Seees. skin Church at lturntisl4nd Fif , shire. Same day. atter a tedi . .;tis iookwisition, aged 71, Mar,raret. the widow of the late Mr. Richard Kirby, and tootln.r of the late Mr. R. Dick son, joiner and huilder. ... , . Same day. :14e 1 78, R. Corset, Esq Green-end, White•hurch; Ou the 14th ultimo, at Chester, aged 3.4, Mrs. H. C. Bowen, sister of . the Rev. Win. Gibson. SatTle day, at the Big Meadow, near Castletown, Isle of Man, arc full v ~ uddeli;'aged stt. formerly nt this town. S:.me day, at Swon-eotta , ze, Harrogate, aged 85, Grace, relict of tho late Mr. Jonathan Shunt; sen. Ou the lath int.' after a brief but severe il:ness, aged 53, Mrs. Char. lotto• Smith. 8 ,thr y; Nlts.'W-tkeflAd, relief of T.Make field: Esq. formerly of itorro.i,• and of Grange, near cartmel, and dau .Thter of 'Mrs Waketiel , l, kte hf Bower-hnuAe; near Oarstang. On the 16th ult. aged 93, Mr. John Smith, of Chester, deeply re gret tv4. Same day, at Bath, aged 81, Mrs. Sarah Adams, of Castle-street, 114.nliog, Maine day; at the. residence of A. Hinde, Esq. Sotith-place,,Lan caster, in her.7M :year, Nanny, only daughter of the late Lloyd. Baxendale. Esq forin,rl, of this roan. Same day, in Barrark-street; Douglas, aged 52, Mr. Christopher Smith. Same. day, at the Deanery, Bangor, aged 11, the Very , Rev. John Warren, NI, A. Doan of Bati4or and Peehett.tary of Liehti-Id. Same day, at Worksop, after a very short iliiiess,. aged 80, W: Gird lev • Esq. , N• On the 17th tat, aired 38, Elizabeth, wife Of Mr. W; S. Rutter,'Esq. one of the Coroners of the comity. Same day age d 6 miinths, Williatn Henry, infant son of William Stoehley, Esq. Brook-house. Same day, at his cottage, Cow-lane, Wavertree, aged 44, 111 r John Stubbs. tutor and' draper, Pitt-street. He was a good man ; and his last words were praise. Same day, Thont a s Clare, infant son of Mr. 'James Kelly, of. Kent street. Same clay, at Loeds, aged 83, Hannah, relict of the late Mr.•JatneS Meson, rim nufael urer. On the I Bth tilt at East Moor, aged fig, Mrs. Elizabeth Storey. Sam. , day, at Badsworth, , after a. long affliction. aged 67 years, Mrs. Walker. Sa, m : 4 a y; d ge ' 84, Mis 4 Brown, foriner;y of the' Circulating' Li. [wary, WAt.fidt!. A:111w day aged 87, Mrs. Bothwell. of Bayleham, near Ipswich. On the 19th ult. aged 9U. Esther relict of the late Mr.• Wm. Rogers, of Leixiip. Same d .1 , , at Begoad, parish of Onchan,'lsle of Man, aged 71, Mr. James Christian Same day, at his residence, .Dorney Court, Bucks, aged.7B,-Blr Chas. Harcourt Palm. r, t. . 8a ma (13 y. at Porten), near Garstang, aged 82, M r. R. Caton. Same day, aged e 3, Mrs. Gel!, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Gell, of York. — game day, at BridlingtonLqany. aged 91:0. Rickaliy;Dul.„• Saint. , y, ;tged 1 year and. 9 mouths, ThotnaS, son of gr..l. M. Threlfall. brewer. Same day, :it Knowsley-hall, Mr. Edmund Timothy, gamekeeper to the rl of 1),-,1,y, for' Ruhy,rnitelt and •deServedly respected by all son of the late ~lr. Richard short ha..olcr,qthutailiiiiiti:teis:,t.g pot Warrington, B ; IT() b r ts s On the 2001 u!t. in this toil 0, aged 48, Mr. Arthur Ashton, eldest ame dad, after a very , John aq. Oxford-terrace, Londim. Sam.' (I.Y• 83, Jane ; wife of Mr. J. Bradbury, late of Cale- , gr Za n n4 S . day, :,,,.d Mr. Luke Bradley, York , clothier. On O. ‘:!,1 ult. :tiler a short illness; Mr. Joseph M e illingtoti:trieiper, of this town. Same d a y, i n P ortman-square, London, in her 86th year, Mrs. Deacon. Sam'' day, at Spring-.rove. Ilichmend, in the 87th year of her age. I , dy Price, wiohm of the late Sir Charles Price, Bart. Rime day, at Warr.natnn, aged. 68, Margaret, relict of the late Mr. Thom,s Kreical of Appleton: Her end was peace. Sunda v last, at Freckletot,„-Inoe. relict of Al r. Robert Hall, and mother of Mc. Jam., 11,11 greeer, of th's to,Yn. (hi Monday last. a..rud• 8 Tra toths,Eleilllol Isabella , daughter of Mr. J. stede,i-ptioian, l'itt-street. On 'Fru relay last:aged 78.. Mr. Robert Gil son; of Brinol.....treen. Sam,. ( I, c . aze d Mr. Wit Lon Hull. pawnbroker, Prussia-street, hr a ntrnerons circle o r friends. On Wedoesday, morning lair nt his residence in Pliethian -street, Bfeitaid Badnall. Esti !ate of 11 hfietii, near. Leek, and formerly a tnagistratelor the county of'Stallord, . 1, ; It i( It I I) A Y, , M A It G H '2 _ltl3B. . - ruKst)Ay Am) MORNING, RN , :wlll p (ReStlence. Village of Warertreed At Vin. 1.N0W1 . 11 4•PE`I•ftNT, 1 / 4 ,I I . I.K.NTICKKI 1'f4 . 01.. Ord. no PtIA Adverti-etnents "slri• Nle,mrs. N.-Wltiti arid Co., B 4 r - her, ; ; H A .N I ell. Chit..eery-lane; Lawson starker, ; .lo..erh 1, F"" • " 1 """. (. .. , o ) ! 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