The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

. , , -,...z,...-. . : ( • , . . - 1.• i• , . • , . . , d • THE' LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . . J. .• ... . , ..... N E W M w U A SJ E C H A O N u D s E l7 l AI , C L A n L s D T N IT O R A D U , ME N T _ _ AMM1T77_,L,17,,,,,,,,,............y , M1RM101R1D5TA11.M.1nirT1CR1PM appointed for the purp , ose of examining into the offices of re- have thought it unnecessary to have brought the question be , C. S. CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC PILLS. .„, , corder and town-clerk.' fore them; but on the conimencement of a new era he had i Sold, by appointment, by John Gerdes and Co., Druggists, ~,i‘bipping Intelligente. ....r c l 1,. I s s D i O A p e Y a , ~1 a N I se a u S T . i . . t Mr. Councillor BOLTON would not exclude the Recorder thought proper to propose it. The paid servants of this este- Two doors below the Bl . nd A l s sy um. Church-street, Liverpool ; Bowman and Law, Piccadilly mh --....--- ,.G10.-waNno,ofh;omtvt blishinent, who were . necess ar y f or th e protection of the very C H. THOMPSON in returning his sincere thanks to his Manchester; Wright, Macclesfield and Con leton , Mort ' Altaiven. from the perquisites he had been accustomed to receive. • numerous Friends and the Pnblic for the very liberal Newcastle; Ro ers, Stafford ; Bowman, Buryg Wood . Book: Mr. Councillor I. Horattes.-The Recorder would have to valuable property in the Townshall, were actually dying with iu S s n , o sa w iled 29th Sept. try the whole of the prisoners. He thought it would become a anxiety and suspense; H e w i s h e d to l earn w h a t the couucil patronage bestowed on him since his opening the above Este- seller. High-stre g et, Birmingham ; and by alt o ' ther respecta- and from St. Helena 10th Nov-Robert Isaac, Alexander, from Sayan qnestion whether it would not be better to hold his courts every intended to do, for h e was - d e t erm ;„d „„ t t o t a k e a single step hlishmen r , beg•s to inform them that he has just returned from ble Medicine Venders • and any she that has not (set them nwathtit si O x i t .s ee th h e o 2 f O t t i l i s e D er e e c w em o ber, in leng. 20, fell in with the barque-7, b m e a h i t e i s a h n o d r t e l o e f v e r n r o o , f t s t i o h h e s e , r f t e h w t e h e d ß i s o e h i l l e p r o . ----- t n I b s a t six weeks. He mentioned this that the committee should have without their coneurrence, nor should he care to make use of London, where he has selected an entire NEW STOCK OF will procure them from ' London ir the ll y are ordered. ' PIANO-FORTES and other INSTRUMENTS, of the very dt a o b toh a k, ndoned. The captain, a knowledge of the importance of the subject. the earriage. / rill B tontinued and continual recomMendation bestowed on crew of the abandoned vessel. Captain Alexande fw . Mr. Councillor EARLE.-An observation had been made that Mr.. Councillor H o err h o ped, that if this motion should be first quality and make, which are now ready for inspection. _ll_ C. S. C lIEDDON'S PILLS, by individuals, as well as rr o r n e me c i k tt i h . e er r T e k h i gn e ho t b wo a sf r q tt hh u ee e . party feeling existed among• them- He w as sorry that Mr. carried, the mayor would act according to his own discretion. The following is a list of Prices:- Eltorant Square Piano-fortes, Six _ Octaves, s the Faculty and the Public Press, has fully established them as r i r i tt a , w m . i.; o L u p:A . a o rix.,; d n e o ss r a ship.-Jessie, Ritchie, from Vostezza-Gos the most esteemed and efficient Medicine in present use, for tbe SAlLeo. 2 Celt, Munro, for New South Wales-Thomas Battersby Ambrose Lace had been excluded entirely by such feelings. Mr. Councillor Tamen- said, he he had no intention of op lßaltieusntdimCporronveerms a e n h d t, e M ae e h tallic Plates, of the , fyYooartpracokpnriLeeaa:rnti4edastSotnra_nEgnergiani!leivaatftoer, B an r d azi H ls a - rk Sa A m ‘ o v e a l y. W r i ieh rite e r r% R fo o r ti N geg v ; He had ventured to propose him as an alderman because he posing the object aimed at by Mr. Aikin's motion; but h g e Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, Scorbutic Affections up yaPieltotw. f e t r o , m or A le le y lah fo d r r S ia t , A E l g ic y h p a t e . l a 's t . milfoxl. . had seen his value on committees such as they had just framed. would pnt a question to the Town-clerk, whether, in passin . .£2B to £5O 0 0 tions and Pimples on the Face, Swellings or Ulcera • sin the But merely because he was not a reft "riiier to the extent of 'this motion, they would be acting legally. Were they autho- Do. Cottaee Cabinet with Plates, Six Oc- Neck, Sore Breasts, and all disorders attende ith painful 5,,• ,,• some of them, he had been excluded from that rodm. rized bv the act to•expend any money which did not refer to a tives do 7 i Rapid, losepii WiT:r sol fr i, he ..s. Mr. Councillor HOPE.-I rise to order. specifie' object ? - Do Cabinet with Plates Six Octaves at , Open Wounds and Sores, as well as the m inveterate forms Salathiel, Ball, front &ten:: 1 1 - , 1.M.5.. Scylla, n L ee, at Berbice, ltirh Nov. Simpson, hence, at Messina, 6th Dec. i The MA yoa was quite aware that his friend Mr. Earle was The Towe-Cezeic said, that the law authorized an allowance Half out of order, and he was going to tell Mr• Earle he was so• to th e mayor i hdt it must be under the title of " salary" or Do. Rosewood Cabinets with Plate - 7 ...7. 1)11: 40 to 75 0 0 of Gout and Rheumatism, lndigestio oss of Appetite, Fla- Thonias Wortleirea o ton, Ira tulency, Nervousness, &c. a A t 3 P , r a e l s m , o a u t t i h i , s a v a a i n le a d . 14th Sept. ckharn, hence, at Lima, in 98 days. sailed from Havana, 27th Oet., on a cruize. Mr. COuncillor EARLE.-I am very sorry that I was out of " allowance." . lars, Six Octaves. . I order; not that I regret having done as I have done. (A Mr. Councillor Buten, in continuation, expressed himself Do. Six and Half do. bie 55 to 95 0 0 Pitts for the removal and cure of the above diseases should i laugh.) satisfied as to the legality ortheir proceedings. He had no ob- Elegant Semi-grand Piano-fortes, Six and induce° every individual whose health is at all impaired, or who reston, ---, and High.field Astrea, Watsou, hence, for C , ...._e, hence, at Dublin. _ . • onstantinople, and Packet, Briggs, The alayon.--Shoula the re b e no quar t er h ees i ons h ere t h e jecti on t o the allowance,. prOvideci it were le„eal. He would lialf Octaves with Plates and Bars reeorder will have nothing t o do. The council would perbaps suggest whether £3OO instead of all,ooo, was not a more fitting Do. do. Rosewood B5 to 100 0 0 trial .of these celebrated Pills before they submit to a painful, John and Mary, Gill, hence, a` Londonderry. , ; think it rieht to fix an early day of the neat week to receive the sum to vote for the Mayor, till the eominittee had made their Grand Six and Half Octaves - B5 to 100 0 0 uncertain, and frequeutly unnecessary operation. Bryan Abby, from Limerick for this port, at Crookhaven. repert of the cOminittee. . report. Do. do. Rosewood BO to 150 00- It may be requisite to observe, that these Pills are not in the Enchantress, Black, sailed from Beaumaris for Savannah, 31st Dec. Mr. Councillor. It Aril tweitt begged to ask a question, whether hfr. Councillor Houses thought it would be a very invidious -C.H. T. has made arrangements with the Principal Foreign slightest degree purgative, nor even aperient, but by their ini. Arkwright, Birnie, from Savannah, at the Clyde. the duties of that ceirunittee were not retrospeetiye as well 'as thing if the mayor was not to have the carriage. Houses in Harnburgh, Strasburgh, and Paris for a coustant pereeptible, benign, and certain influence, increase the appetite, _______________________ prospective-whether they amid not ge back into the past ex- Mr. Councillor COGLAN said ? as there eppeared to be a differ- supply of Military Brass Instruments on Oa - latest improve- improve digestion, and impart new vigour to the constitution. ' SATURDAY, JAN. 2.-Noon. Wind S.S.E.-Moderate. SAILED-St. Clair, Putnam, for New York-Henry, Leitch, for New • pences as well as inquire into the present ? . ence of opinion respecting the appropriation of so large a sum ments. The followina Certificates and Testimonials place the efficacy Orleans-Lancashire Witch Grayson ; and Frisk, Whiteway, for • 'The MAYOR honsidered that a matter' of 'necessity; because as . £l,OOO, .he moved, that as the best Method of meeting the Piane-fortes Lent on Hire Military Bands furnished with c;f he Pil 17 ddb sh ' • • • Buenos As -M k Monic their healini a aporsers even savann,ator l i i t . , e ,, ghorn-Elizabeth, Scott,. Barba a:. • they eould ma iOrin a judgment of the future without a know- difficulty, the sum of £3OO shotild be voted for present purposes, Instruments on the shortest ' notice ; Music Copied ; Instru- in i t he s m e ost is t ieyon ou s ex reme case , t' w h e o n "' 1 i t i ' il o ther reme les, editions- does-Volur, - Seat o o n n,' pid, Davtdson, for Jamaica. allk ea._ ledge of what waS past. . until it were decided whether the hospitalities should be con- ments Toned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange. tered with the assrstance of the highest professional skill, had ' i l l 'arer, trench, for Sineapore, at Anjer, 10th Sept. VI IN, Mr. Councillor Tutees:ETA seconded Mr. Hope's motion. tinued. A regular supply of New Music weekly from London. been found unsuccessful. ellhaven, Crawford, hence, for China, at Anjer, 24th Se_pt. Black -eyed-Suean, Watkins. from Odessa, at Standgate Creek. ‘t ' Th e Town-clerk read the motion, which was put by the Mayor Mr. Councillor BOLTON begged to suggest that. unless it N.8.-The whole of the Music from the following favourite • Sold in Boxes at is. lld , 2s. 9(1. ' and 4s 6d. each, the latter • Bachelor, Ellis, from Sydney, N.S.W. off Dover. . ' and passed. were absolutely necessary, no entertainments should be given. Operas which have been so *ell reeeived in London :-Siege of containing the s e sus ,Fiv • e Boxes, at Is. l ' ad. '' P.R.C., Le Bas, from Arichat, at Jeraey. • • Mr. Councillor Hom-The next resolution would be, " that He would support the amendment for L3OO. Rochelle, I Pnritatii, Fra Diavolo. BEvERLEY, Aug. 8, 1833. scribed them in Gout and Rheuma- Argns, %Week, from St. Andrew's, N.B..has been condemned at the followine gentlemen do - Compose this committee." Mr. Councillor A 'KIN would persist in his original motion. Also a choice selection of Piano Forte and other Music. ' Sir,-I am bound in gratitude to tism, as well as other 'complaints, Madeira. ' 'lt was sugg.ested that the committee should consist of five The Mayor was called on to subscribe to encourage the arts, , expresa to you my heartfelt thanks in which I found them equally sue- Inveja, De Jrus, hence, lit Lisbon. ' members. Mi. Hope suggested seven. . ' • ' and was generally asked to-head all public subscriptioos, as well --- ' for the wonderful cure your excel- cessful.-Belieye me, dear sir, John Denistoun, Meekety, hence. at Sydney, N.S.W, . The MAYOR would suggest that three or 'five shOuld be aaS having to entertain strangersa and it was out cif the queition faraHE late JOHN ABERNETHY, Esq., Surgeon, F.R.S., lent pills have effected on me. I yours,_vere sincerely, • London, Ball, hence, at Messina. was dreadfully affected for the las JOHN DAR %NALL, M. D, John Miller of this nort was spoken 21st Dee In lat. 43 50, N. long. quorum: - he should do this - nut of his private purse. 1., &c.-This eminent Surgeon undoubtedly well understood 14 W ' • ' • • . ten months with the scrofula and . The followine gentlemen were then proposed and carriedi- Mr. Councilliii HEPWORTH would ask if this £ l ,OOO was to the diseases to which the.dig•estive organs are liable, and most after having in vai n consultedthree Hoimeeserea • ' u, Oct. 4,18.1 a. Vestal, from China and Hobart Town, at Syduey, N.S.W. Mr. Councillor " John Cropper, Mr. Councillor Rathbone, Mr. be spent ? assuredly adopted a most scientific and just mode of treatment. surgeons in this neighbourhood, Sir,--After having taken three Betsey, Petrie, from tbe South Seas, at do. • Councillor Lawreace,.Mr. Councillor Hornbv Mr. Councillor The MAYOR.-He should keep an exact account of his ex- His discoveries in medicine are a blessing, to the world mad his and all . their remedies having boxes of your most valuable Her- Alexander, Ramsay, from London, at Hobart Town. 21st Dec, . , Thomas Birch, and the Mayor. penditure, and give an account of it. ANTI-BILIOUS and DIGESTIVE PILLS wil one im proved ineffectual, I wee induced, bat Tonle pills, the Scrofula and The Brazilian government have declared the ports of the Provinee • . . .- from the recommendations con- Scary which ha • red m face of Para in a s Y . ' cl cove Y • . tate of blockade. MAYOR'S ALLOWANCE. - Mr. Councillor BLAceetnase pa o t e steh against the Mayor's mortalize his name. All persons suffering tam abitual cos- . • - • . thtned in the - lord( papers of the for upwards of twenty years has en Wilton Wood, Stockdate, from Dublin, at Barbadoes. 'cr • la' ted to an snbse u scrutm Hear bent, su jec y q eat . a. ( •) , tivenese, nervous, spasmodic, and bilious aft' ions, sick head- The MAYOR thought it right now to call their attention to a efficacy of your pills, to try them ; tirely left me ; and, indeed. it has Enmore, Swainson hence at Madras, 12th Aug. question in which, by virtue of his office, he was concerned: it d The aar t a t endern A ts, after some conversation were then with- ache disturbed sleep, dreams, lowness o pirits, drowsiness, and, after having taken three es.9d. been so bad upon my head as to Minerva, -, fr • om Ch•rleston, at the Clyde. ' wes with respect to what should be done in the interim before rawn, a 4 m . ikin's anoti , " that 1:1,0(xi be placed at th I 1 , d h I of the Ma an " s unanim nI - r• d. --e .ass.tu-e, r-eumatic and gouty humour pains in the limbs, boxes, was completely eured in the cause the hair to come otr, at least Aurora, Itunstoe, from Huesca, at Cove. • from indieestion will short space of five weeks. I attribute the coming off or my Junin*. Pinder ; Gipsey, Highat, and Cordelia, Creighton, henae, the decision of the committee regarding the keeping up the personal dispe l sa _ yor, d wa . t th o s y ca rie .. tind all com . plaints so well known to a ' - '' Hoping that you will make thi hair to that. I was sonse time ago at Anjer. Mr. Counci loa e Sitt e ee proteste agains e giant, and wish- in a short time, by taking the above dicines, find their health establishment of the Mayor, with the appurtenances. He had known for the benefit of my fel obli,eed to vreara wie • but since 1 James M•lnroy sailed from Batavia for China 13th Sept ed his protest to bpl ced on record. • wonderfully improved. Literary an studious gentlemen, and ills 111 'V . t* • Ellen Kem 1; f N S h W '' . - . epee, or ew out ales, • was spoken Ist Nov. in met the late Mayor in the morning, and he had spoken to hi 1 • ft' 1 rem. 'n sir ur t k ur ow-su errs, at , ayo l oo t. yo f p . . al Mr. Councillor LAWRENCE, in speaking of the grant, said others of sedentary habits and especially those who indulge in 7t "urn li f e- It 9 1 ' 21 1), very obedient tie iv 7st. : 1' DANBY. 11, a r n e-e d rl7 l an'thlng like Sere 9- , a ..,_ ..opg. . . . , , . ~ . respectine the carriaee a a and servants occapying . the hall. Mr. that, by the municipal act, they were empowered to make an the luxuries of the table, w ' ill find their digestion improved, their pe shortly to appear in Peruvian, --., hence, for Messtna, was spoken 13th Dec. in lat. Aspinall said, "Of course you will order the carriage," te which allowance to the mayor bnt could not reimburse hitn for past ideas brightened, theirstreugth invigorated, and their sedentary To Mr. Cheddon. my own hair. I cannot do less 49, long. 9. he (Mr. Currie) replied, " Certainly not before I have obtained • " - ' than thank you for bringing to the Ann Baldwin, Crawford. from Calcutta, et Canton. expenditure. . habits no longer injurious. These pills are prepared by Di. „, - the consent of the .couricil." Mr. Aspinall told him that the THE ICE-BOUND GREENLAN'D SHIPS. Uson, late pupil of Mr. Abernethy, who has appointed J. hoC. S. Cheddon, . Esq. r worid such a . valuable medicine • - Mariner, M‘Geache, hence at Madeira 1 ' 'C tl •eh M ld •L • ' * • • • • person ' from . whom the carriage was hired would require six Me. EGERToN SMITH moved, that a sum of money be granted ;Flatlet:se 8, Holborn-bars London his wholesale • enta where a,• 'day 8,183 a. . and ef which . it is unpossib eto. as erea. ,on , }lax, Ryder, and Pert, Vivian, hence, at St. iraatude impels me to address s,peak too highly. If your pub- I Michael's. months notice previous to its discontinuance; consequently it in aid of the funds now raisin for the u ose of sendin Cap- th ''' b h -1 1' I f ' il • dNT ag be in n • ay ' Startle and Starlin hence a might be used for that period. But the servants would like to tain jarn „ Ross, t g ___ i? rp . g .ey may -e ao retai ;aso o oss an s lonativo , ALE, you, my dear sir, for, through the lashing this would ay w . . y g„ t Naples. he nephew of Captain Ross, the succour ot Chronicle-office, Lord -street and ali. C. MAWHOOD, South b lessing of the Almighty, have you desired by you, you have the entire ' The Enehantresa, Roxburgh, from London, for New South Wales, know somethine as to • • • a the light in which they were to be coma our unfortunate countrymen, now placed in a situation of ine- Johts-street, near the new Co i stom - house Liverpool ; and at all cured me of that which . dill embit- permission of - was totally wrecked in entering Derwent river about llth July ; most dered. Was it the pleasure of the council that the servants of minent jieril in the seas of Greenland. - spectable drueei ts and medicine ven e drs throughout the ter my existenee. The earliest Yours, very gratefully. of the crew drowned ; master and paSsenger saved. the Teen-hall should remain for the present on weekly wages The ToWN-CLER ' • • re, .”=. s recollection I have is connected K was not certain that such an application of kingdom in boxes at 13 1 2 d 2s. 9d and 4s. 6d. .1. ATKINSON. COVIL 31ST DEC.-The Lord Stanley, Arthur, hence, for Bombay, as before ? (Cries of " Yes, yes.") Was it the wish of the . . with misery; even my childhood To Mr. Cheddon. has put in here with bowsprit sprung, jibboom. fore and foretop-sail the corporate fuuds would be le I h ld • hi h • N.B. ' Ask for Ahern - •'' ' " • ga ; e wou give t e matter is ethy s Pills or Mixtuee, as preparee oY was not eiempt from pain. At yards carried away ; part of the Sheathing in her bows torn off, and • council that the carriage should he retained until the committee consideration. . Dr. USon. once to elucidate this,- I must in- FROM DR. BROWN; OF GLASe other damage, having been in contact with a French ship, 25th Dec. reported ? (Yes.) And, again, there is another consideration t fhe MA TOR wished to know whether he should be acting con- . form you that a.dreadful scorbutic GO W. . - in lat. 46, long. 14 50; the cargo is not injured, nor will it be necessary to which it is necessary to call your attention. Was it the trary to the wishes of the council if he made use of the car eruption completely covered my GLASGOW, Ace, 15, 1833. to discharge any. The French ship lost foremast, main and rnizen-top pleasure of the council that the Mayor should continue iti his iage? (Lodriof" No o 1 ) ' BALSAM OF SPERMACETI. face ;my parents kindly placed Dear Sir,-From the numerous masts, &se. discretion toexercise that hospitality which has been the custom r Altlerm in u a c ße es ßlNSON Wi n shed to know when they intended AST H MA, Shortness of Breath, Weazing Coughs, Colds, me at school, andhard indeed was cases of Scrofula and Scorbutic The Messenger, -, from Pugwash, has been towed round here , of his predecessors? It was necessarY for his guidance that he soreness, tightness, aud oppression of the a Chest ; and it to mecet the scorn and sarcasm Affections which have come under by the Lee, (steamer) to be repaired, having been stranded at Castle to appoint ' the Finance Committee? He thought its formation pro- my Care, I have beee endeavour- towsend. should know - their determination, as no member of the council should then take lace. most affections of the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten minutai, t d lia , t ( Ty onhappy appearance ; freque.ntly have I turned ing for a long pertod to • find QUEBEC, 30Tii Nos' -The navigation is closed and there is much ice , could expect that an individuahshould bear such expenses out ie. •_ • P 1 . cl ' 1 th h • f Ald -by taking, oue dose of WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM' . OF ' t nis question was at journe ,as was a so, e c owe o er e I'so'in u m v schoolfellows and wept in out' some Medicine th'et would in the river • • * • •• ' ' . • * , the Endeavour, Merlin, and Alexis, it ,s feared are In the , of his own private purse; and he begged leave to observe, that men for each ward required by the act, and it was arranged in SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS. Per- aaany. As years passed away I cure these dreadful complaints ;in ice, on this side Kameuraska. The Ottowa, which sailed on the 25th, , it would be injurious to commence a System of hospitality conclusion, that the committees should meet at orre o'clock sons doubting the efficacy of this Medicine, may tide a dose in left school, and thankful am I to fact, I have tried almost every snust be clear. which they did nut intend to pursue. If the council thouglit on Monday, at whieh each-of the council memberS might be the Proprietor's Shop before they purchase. , 'he Proprietor tell you with a calm spirit, and medicine I ever heard of, without . Favat,, 9en Dec.-The leak of the St. Anns has been stopped after that the mayoralty of the second town in the kingdom earnestly recommends a trail of these Drops personeaffiicted ir o w r n i b p:= a te v n e duz t i liat p d t i g d oig s t uccetf i vv i r I , x : s r discharging part of her cargo; she will commence taking in to- i present - without interfering; and that a special meeting of the should be supported with , a certain . degree of dignity, and whole counail should be held on Wednesday next, at eleven with the above complaints, but he does introduce them as I ' selected for me. Three mOtiths r n eceiving you r iletter, I determined m 4 r i r se ow Earl Kellick , from Quebec f r London, was capsized c , thet, the practices which had prevailed should be continued o'clock, for the despatch of busineas,' when the councillors for being an infallible cure (as many do) bis warranted in assert- ace a relation of mine observine upon eivina . themn fair trial-there- during a heavy gale about 26th Nov Ito the.'eLtward of the banks ; csp ; he should be very glad to do his best to represent the town. each ward were to hom re ared . to choose - which Alderman lug their efficacy from the extensi e ief afforded in numerous ie the paper the numerous aria tore gave them regularly to fifteen tain and one man killed by the falling of the inizen-mast ; seven ;len ' j e p p J3trt they would perbaps think it right, in the interim, to vote they would have. cases of the above description. C itutional Coughs of three; highly-respectable signatures al'. patients labouring under the worst droined, and the second mate and two men starved to death: the j that a certain sum should be placed to the credit of the Mayor, • . four, and more years standing, e been eared in the course flaed to your . advertisement, im- forms of Scro•pla, and Scorautic vessel r:ghted after losing her deck load and masts, and seventeen of 1 He beeged to say most distiuctly, that he had no wishes upon ‘-, of a week by hhe use of these Drops. In the Hooping and Toed itteely s proeured a box of your Affectioni, and in•srx weeks,to my the crew were taken off by the George Marsden, from Quebec for 1 '' - ' AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN IteneAL Toxic . FILLS, and pre- astonishment,theyeeere all entirely Hall after.being seven dais on the wreck. The Robert Isaac spoke - the subject himself, and he hoped they would speak their opi- Chin Coughs it will be found egnally valuable, the virtues of • IN HIS PULPIT. , seated them to me, with an earn- cured, I have continued prescrib- tlie Geor as ee slarsclen 21st Dec. and took from ber eight of the crew of nions freely, by which opinions he would be altogether guided. Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will De est wish that I would take them. isle. these truly valuable Pins . ever the Ear) Kellicics ile should, certainly, take no steps of this kind until the coun- (From the Times of' Saturday). needless to make a comment upon a Balsam obtained from SO Reluctantly I consented, for my since, with the greatest success. BATAviA, ISTH SEPT.-The Gulnare passed Arsjer in 108 days from ' cil sanctioned it lit' their authority; if it were their pleasure, It is With sincere regret that we announce the sudden death valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal spirits were literally broken ; still " 1 am, dear Sir, China • the captain (Metcalf) had been supersede by the mate (John- , that the anc i e nt hospitality of the hall should be upheld, when- yesterday of the Rev. Isaac Saunders, who has been for the last to clue ounce of Spermaceti-it will at all times relieve the most I took them, and now, blessed for " Yours, very truly, son) a; the request of the crew. ever strangers entered the town e he should always be happy to 19 years rector of the united parishes of St. Andrew-by-the- violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 28. 9d., 4s. 60 ever he a kindProvid . enee, and yots ', my dear str, my skin is as clear "To C.'S. CHEDDON;sq." " It. BROlVaalaa.M. D. BA•sAyeA; Isa GeT.The Hero is still detained t•goyernment refuses 8 to release! her unless the captain enters into securities for 60,000 ' t sustain its dignity ; otherwise, he could assure them that the Wardrebe and St. Anne, Blackfriars, London. Weunderstand and 10s. 6d. each. as the fairest beneath the sun. Ta guilders. a duty of entertaining casual aisitors was the most unpleasant of that the deceased, who was in the 53d year of his age, left his .ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER.: vistock is where I live, lam now FROM DR. PALMER, OF WAL- . the duties of a Mavor.. . country-house at Norwood yesterday morning in perfect health, . This preparation is a compound of two of the most valuable staying in London, and have arail- WORTH. SUNDAY, JAN. 3.-Noon, Wind W.N. 1, V.-Moderate. • 8 Mr. COuncillor "Joan ClioppEß.-I really . do vote that we for the purpose of preaching, in his parish church, a sermon on medicines in the vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic ed.myseif of this circumstance to . WALwoßnt, Surrey, . ARRIVED-The Superior, Salmon, from Calcutta-Howard, Sparks, a shall not have, the same number of dinner parties we have for- the advent of the new year, a custom which he has regularly properties of the Ginger with the aromatic and bitter qualities, tellyou all I feel. Feb. 27th 1834. from Pernambuco-Governer Troup, Smith, from Darien, after being 1 h .Eyer respectfully yours, Sir,-Amon s e the numerous me- on shore-Monticello, Lawton, from Savannah-America, Tomkins, 1 inerly had ;I am one of those who object to the very large and observed during the many years of his incumbency. 'When the of t e Camomile Flowers. The proprietor earnestly recorn- GRACE HORNCASTLE. (Reines now before th e / mute, I from Charleston-The Idris, Penticost, from Laguna-Sir Archibald unnecessary number of them. . service for the day was over, Mr.. Saunders enterea the pulpit, , mends this essence to all those suffering as hereafter mentioned: To Mr. Cheddon. , • know of none so efficacious - asyour Campbell, Laidly, from Richibucto-Dibdin, Tarry ; and Horatio, Mr. Councillor RA.THBONE thought it would save the Mayor end chose as his text the following verses from St. Paul's Epis- all he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest . - Pills in restoring individuals to Lowdon, from Quebec-St Ann's, Napier, from Quebec and Fayal a deal of trouble, it the custom of giving dinners to the inhabi- tie to the Colossians :-" Beware, lest any.man spoil you through confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the cases Bond-streetaFeb. 10, 1834. health who are suffering under Royal William, --, frorn Prince Edward's Island-John Souchay, , tants of the town were discontinued, although he was of opinion philosophy and -train deceit after the tradition of men, after the it is recommended for, excepting where it has been negleeted to Etir,-I return you my siecere Serofulous and Cutaneous Affec- Itinte i ?i, s from 72Al t or0 i - l. Emily, Smith, c frorn Zente-iSabinp l , F l oss, , that the hospitality of the Mayor should be exercised towards rudiments of the world, and not after Christ; for in him dwel- be.properly persevered in, for indigestion a sensatian of fulness, t i n a r i k a s te co r tlz .f = , ?7 d o u ur o N n ie m dTi . nti tio t r,or Gl t en u ir a rlr S e y t eetg a s s fez d r from el Alexl a nTria antel'Milifoi r a d msn, fro R yal Si n i i xon ial it ' e n n t ner, fr:r n n e balg t tt e a tt, tha judges, sheriffs, barristers, and other distinguished p erso n s leth all the fellness of _the Godhead bodily, and ye are complete pain and Oppression after meala, loss of appetite, whether had beeti " i seifferiog frgm severe r n a eZ' isT r a l l e so jo Y ut and •Itheuma- Jubilee, Watson, from Cbarleston7Lord Canterbury, Hutchinson, . coming to the town; and that there should be somebody to in him, which is the head of all principality and power." The arising from excess or want of tone and energy of the digestive ' pains in my track - and loins and tism,' or where the system is pre- from Quebec-Charlotte, Dixon, from Bonny. . show attention to them in the usual way. But if tbey could rev. preacher, in discussing this text, had described the apt organs ; also for rheumatism, godt, spasms, cramps. hysterics, , /eft side for many months, and had disposed to disease. This is the The Fame, Wright, hence ; and the Waterville, ----, from New get rid Of the local dinners, it would save the Mayor a great configuration of the physical frame of man for the great objects. ': flatulence, in immoderate perspiratioa, nervous, hypochondriacal' beconie much emaciated; appa- result of my experience with them, foildiz, at Ver2ambueo. , deal of trouble. He thought if that was decided they should be of tnation, respiration, and life, and was proceeding to impress and bilious affections, heartburn, languor, general debility, or. rently my whole frame was entire- havingprescribed them extensively ill Thee , _ am Lod s e, for Chaglesten, did not sail to-day. . Charlotte, Dixon, arrived at this port from Bonny, sailed from' , / better pleased. upon his audience the necessity of a strict obedience to the or- a delicate state •of health, whether the result of long illness or i, i jfi tl77TUrl'ilrAptflinehrlia?as bee k with the l glatelt r success. S „yours, Sze. ' Fernando Pp, 25th August, in comPany with the Morro Castle, for ] Mr. Councillor HOPE was rather fond of recommending cciin- dinances of our Saviour, in orderthat their spiritual frame might, constitutional weaktiess; it is certain in affording initant reiief 00 0 wn to u nine and o a half w h s e a n n 1 JOHN PALMER, M.D. this port. I mittees, and he took the liberty of recommending a committee " through the body of his flesh, be presented to God holy and un- in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of this Essence he • e ean to take your pills, which 1 To Mr. Cheddon. jubilee, Watson, arrived at this port from Charleston, sailed sth 1 to consider the best way of deciding . on it. And if it was decided blameable," when, on his uttering the words " You will. be corn- is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea. found reli f from after taking a few ---- Div. Om 12th Dee. in lat. 37, long. 47, spoke the Ostrich, from An- 1 ' that the hospitalities should be continued, he hoped they would plete in Christ," he suddenly stopped short, fell on his breast These Preparations are prepared only by Decisius Woon- days, and by continuing them they Sloarieestreet, Sept. 2, 1831. tigua fo i r t -Halifax, with d loss t o t f.sails, and mainmast sprung ; supplied ( reconirneod a plan ou which they were to be conducted. upon the cushion on on which his sermon was placed, and then HoUSE, Operative Chemist Extmordinary to His Majesty, 18, restor d ed me i t . ? perfect health. 1 Sir,-For.some . yeare I hTre safe .! b lz i d t em:xx, ...riutNizeis'on, arrived at this port fr in Quebec,' i t The MA You begged leave further to remark, if the hospitali- , dropped backwards ore the floor of his pulpit. The alarm of his Kin a e William-street, New Lonion Briage, and sold by him wy n ;:il reduz t r tzzeii,:meadi fzed:ioiantlulclvf(rmimnr.w,,,,c, a sailed 19th Nov., waS beset with ice in the St Lawrence, ai ° ltl hid dint , 1 ties wave be continued thgy must be left to his own discre- congregation was excessive when it was found that he was un- wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON and Co., 15, Fenwick-itreet; gentlemen, whom I had the great- wiiiiout eating ; alth ci ongh y yoh o r eulty in getting clear-saw a ship of about 300 tons go on shore in St I tion ; allikrwise, he would wish no allowance. If he were to able to rise. Two medical gentlemen, who *ere present, iin- C. ItlAwiroon, 20, South John-street, near the New Custom- est confidence in, rather advised pills are not recommended for my• Ann's Bay below the traveree. On 4th Dee. in lat. 46, long. 44 20, R ' act at afthhe would not have his hands tied up. If the council mechately rushed up to him, and opened a - vein: but the hand house; G. WHITLOW, Druggist, Mount.pleaeant ; Ross and, me not to trouble myself with me- complaint, knowing they had cured shipped a heavy sea which swept the deck and .washed the mate over-. was not prepared to come to a decision on the qttestion at pre- of death was upon him ; only a few drops of blood followed-the. NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool; and to be bad of die!ne. as. they considered it_ per- several individuals, I procured a board. . el tti ' f • • I sent, it Would be very easy to Tint a cornmlttee to decide incision of the-lancet; and in a few minutes he breathed his ill medicine venders in town and country. Country•venders f t e o c hi dy al s t i e se w leiss i You at ti re et litterty large , box and by the time it was The Royal Saxon, Renner, arrive a us prort tom Calcutta, sailed B, y think pro- finished I could eat almost any- from tile Sand Heads sth August, and from 'St Helena 10th Nov. On I what was to be done, and he wou in the mean time do nothing. last in that pulpit from which he had so often inculcated the may be stipplied through their town agents. Sold in bottles at par of this l . s use - el thing without intonvenience, but 25th• Nov. in lat. BN, long. 20 2a W, spoke the - Gazelle, hence for Ba- I Once having decided that dinners should ba. given he should doctrines ot' righteousness, temperance, and judgement to come. 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d., 10s. 6d., and 21s. each. I remain, yorir obedient Servant, continue to take two pills an hour his. On 9th Dee. in lat. 34 N, long. 36 W. spoke the Gipsy, from I use his own discretion. . ' He died at 20 minutes past 12 o'clock, amid the tears of his e iit hole 'proprietor of the }Ethereal Essence of Ginger. SAMUEL DAVVSON. before dinner. :Yen are at liberty Newfoundland for Pernambuco. On 20th Dec. in lat. 49, long. 19, I Mr. Couneillor HoPE.-As they now decided would be the congreg,ation. One of his friends-and he had many among N * .B.-BE SURE 'l'o ASK FOR WOODHOUSE'S. . _ to make what use•you think pre . - spoke tile Algonquin, hence for Philadelphia. F guide for future mayors. • those present-started for Norwood; as soon as his death was FROM DR. DARWALL, OF Blit . per of this. r MINGHAM. I remai e tl y ours, Sac. ' MONDAY, JAN. 4.-Noon, Fresh breeze. 0) • Ihe M A roe.-The usual allowance has been £l2OO. ascertained, to break these mournful tidings to his afflicted BIRMINGHAM, April 10, 1833. . SAM EL ROGERS. ARRIVED-WiLliain Rathbone, Brown, sailed from Bonny 6th Oct.' F Mr. Councillor Boetoei.-At the same time we have a right family. The presentation to the living is alternately in the gift By His Majesty's Royal AUthority. Dear Sir,-I have been for seve- To Mr. Cheddon. and Fernando Po, 14th-Amity, Jefferson, 'from Laguna-Henry Lee, 1 to know what that sum is for. (Cries of " No, no, no.") of the Lord Chancellor, and of the inhabitants of tire parish of PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. ral months - - prescribing your Pills - hn 8 Pierce, - from Charleston-Elizabeth Bentley, Robinson, from St Jo . _ Av. The resolution which has just paised is "for the purpose of St Anne, Blackfriars. The late rector was elected by the inhabi •n all easel of Scrofula and Scor- Sunderland Herald, May 3, 1834. -Marwood, Stott, from Quebec-Lady of the Lake, Banks. from f..is- L 1. -412.- -, .. - , VlOll, the effectual extirpation of every species and symptom . ; vatic Affections with the greatest The derhand in this town for bon-Swift, . from St Übes-Thomas Tucker, M'Master, from re, -- e „„i ff ,,,..: .. itaquiring itito the salaries of all officers." (Cries of "Paid tants, and the present presehtation now devolves on the Lords X' of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from . possible :success'. As these com- Cheddon's Herbal Pills has been Quebec and Barbados. officers.") This amount being given to the mayor makes him Commissioners of the Great Seal. The previous rector, the impro er treatment. plaints are greatly- upon the in- unprece'entei, which is entirely The Mary Worrell, Herbert, from the River Plate to Antwerp. A 'conic under the description of a " paid officer." He consi- Rev. Mr. Goode, was presented by the then Lord Chancellor, Prep Pared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, Seel- caease, there being scarcely a fa- attributable to their intrinsic worth lost on the Island of Goree, previous tO3 Ist Septr.-erevr sav e d, • Lii dered all matters of expenditure, expenses of the town-board, in deference to the unanimous recommendation, of the parish- street, - Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at rally free from th - e m , I consider and the greatberiefit num bers have A brig s of apparently - 300 tons, foreign laden with woo], abandoned L' at and of their establithment the Town-hall came within the in- loners. We understand that a memorial is now in course of 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. your Medicine the most valuable derived from taking them. and-plundered of all her stores, was passed 16th Dec. in lat. 38 40 N, 11 thutry of the committee authorised to make, it. At the same signatnre in favour of the present afternoon lecturer, the Rev. everdiscovered. I have also pre- long. 13 9W, by the Ranger, from Smyrna. . Lb (*-With each box is given directions how to takethese Pills, Persons desirous.of forwarding Mr. CI -mistime Testimonials, The SkYlark, (Packet) ---.--.. from Falmouth, at Peraambueo. . time, it might be convenient that the mayor be instructed to James Harding. M.A., of Chelsea. Ea continue the usual hospitalities for 'a limited period, and leave . h - do. Ex worth knowing, by those who are, or have been, sufferers from 'London Agents. M y T •ker, ------ hence, at Thames, Lis it to his diicretion to keep tio the coach establishment and . ser- SALE OF POST-HORSE DUTIES. this dreadf 1 a d devastating . malady ' / Sold,,wholesale and retail, by HANNAY and Co., 63, Oxford The Superb Cooke • ' Rapid Yee • L Bi h Rk t S , , „ , mg, ucy, s op; oc e , age ; and C - handos,Newlends, hence, at .I,amisiett. vants and other officers on the same ground as heretofore. By' The annual fa • • f h 1 f a n • - . • • a rming or letting or one year, from t e st o " Venienti occurite morbo." e way of bringing the Matter to a conclusion, he submitted that • fstreet, London, W , holesale Patent Medicine Venders and Per- The Sterliegshire, Basest,: sailed from Jamaica fo • F b ar next f all th ist duties in En land and Wales he disease in its . • ncy " eru y .., 0 epi g , , "Oppose t , 1 •. , timers to the Royal Family, by . whom Dealers in the country Nov.; and the Rookery, Evans, on the 24th. r this port, 23e1 B o ] the Mayor should exercise his own discretion for a period of •took place on Nit ednesday, at the Crown and Auchor 1 avern, " These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are y trophies-"tis thus •are supplied with Cheddon's Pals, amid every other Patent Me- The Amphitrite, -, hence, at Malta. ; three moths. Wa Strand under the hammer of Alderman Farebrother. It was eratin with the f'e of God and ' thou de radet • "- • co-op g o , Itt , a t hu- dicine, at the usual Trade Prices, and allowed 10 per Cent. l i irpad Oak, Ilu . bbert, from i ntlds, o f ff thgWight, for Bahia. . A resolution was then moved that, until the council order Ke Otherwise, all the officers of the council continue to fulfill the ;I!' 1 'h d' • f h C • • ' fSt d . (er t e irection p te _ ommissionera_ :. a am h ph a ea man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of hulnan fe- Discount, upon Orders accompanied with a Cash Remittarce. ....:am i r t ria, Place, from St A d N% 's, or Sligo, lost deck loading aad wi axes h pureuant, to the act of . parliament, 2d 11° d 4 .wittlaM licity."-BL A la. GRAHAM'S TA sTELESS APERIENT LOZENGES. a Eliz i Pre duties of their respective offices, and that the mayor be left with . 1 ih . Mackilleotter ,a and Lyra, Boyd b IV. r i he districts were submitted as follows, and produced the .So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand A safe, mild, and effective Aperient, unlike most Medicines, Derw a e e nt,'llitchle, hence for Westport, at l'sla enee ' at Islay, •St. full power to continue keepiag cempanv y. •Lei - • sums annexed to each :- ' PANACEA for this Complaint, The "Hyran Pills." (then un- are.agseeahle to the palate, they are therefore atrongly and St c uthbert, Kay, hence for Killibegs, at do. . The MAeom-There is one thing, you forgot the cream hf Ma . . orth- ritain-£ 6, Rh I N 13 • • 1 1 ' known to the annals of medical discoverres,) as a speaffic remee confidently recommended; as the most useful purgative for _Susannah, Watson, from Zante, at Falmouth, , ... . the jest-that the treasurer be withorised to pay for this. Let Tampico, Robinson, from Messina, at Standgate Creek. 2. Northumberland,. and the towns of Berwick-upon-Tweed' .d ' t ' t minate fom the system that intruder on the le. yoex er . r . . , , . . . pa- .Childrer. Gil The TOWN-CLERK, • being appealed to on the subject, said aae....... 1 N •tl T - C b I dW t 1 d• nd an( ewcas e-upon- yne, um er an ,es more an , a . sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought- GRAHAM'S TOOTH AND EAR-AC H E TINCTURE , • Lot that by the 58th section of the act, the council had the power of - Durhain-£B,BOO. lessnets : tiever.did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it . The increasing sale and constant demand for this never-failtng irlllptlits. . Ma granting the mayor a salary, or allowance. They could not, 3 Y k li . a th th 1 f Y k nd t w f Irt stone or s ire, ot a. eci y o or a ono i ig was soaght after With avidity, and used with undeviating, remedy prove its efficacy more than any words can express ;of ~ e - -No, " s a under the present act, as geretofore allow for various bills ; ' - Nth 'a but what they granted must be in the shape of a "eatery," or uponsHull- h £14,500 . . . _ . , success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate all the pains we are subject to, the Tooth and Ear Ache, and AFRICA. - Edi 4 Lances ire, Cheshire, with the city of Chester, Derbyshire, complaint, for the cure of whieh, they have been so long cele-• Pains in the Face are nniversall ' allowed to be the most dread " alloaance," to be given to the mayor. Ceesioeea •M'Clovran fm the Mauritius with . sloo haes suear 1 B Staffordshire with the city of Lichfield, and the whole of Tam- brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused full • • ' h dfT 3 I h b dle • • .'' • • ' • • R ''' e) ' 33 a' y agoniziug ; t ousan s o eet i aye een cure y Its ape ogs ebony, J Aikm-1 ease hooks, said Maater- iver . Ban Mr. Councillor LA WRENcE thought it would be well to come , ' worth-£20,720. their speed introduction into almost• every et - Aintree and ad- plication and may be preserved to the late - t. period of life by UNITED STATES. Mai to a conclusion whether or not the usual hospitalities should be 5. Lincolashire with the city of Lincoln,' Nottinghamshire, d .' .'' • S resses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour vvho its timely use ;-it immediately relieves these tormenting pains continued. Robert Imre, Alexander, fm . Savannah, with 1346 bites cotton Con ' tt • h Le' tershire nd Rutlaud hire and the town of No mg am, ices , a s filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir- after every other remedy has failed, preserves the Teeth and Order-10d°, Isaac, Low and co--16,8•ci0, Ihf csk.riee, A 'l l ' 1 i LiVI ay or and Mr. Councillor SHIEL was opposed to tbis question on two -9,180. cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually Gums, arrests the furtlier progress •of decay, and purifies the co-W Dk Old considerations. A direct violation of the spirit of the law by the 6. NorthaMptonshire (except Wansford Inn), Warwick- administered h can be attested by - many th . ousands, In fact during breath. .MEDITERRANEA N. Mal authority of which they stood there was not, he considered, the shire, with the cit of CoVenti ( T h) d 0 y except amwort ,an x- the long continental war they were the itaseparable companion Thousands have been deprived of their rest night after night,: Jessie Ritchie, M‘Lachlan, fm Vostezza, with 179 bts 132 crts cur °ce least important. There was no streh - arrangement intended in' fcirdshire-£15,70j. and safeguardof the soldier, in ell cases where the slightest and . unable to masticate their food from these distressing pains, •'2 ts 70 e rustle, •M'Andrew and Pilcher-1 brl 7 es eurrants, sai - _, Nor the bill, the preamble to which stated, that it was constituted ni t' t * KDk st Uni, 7. Worcesters ire, wit t e city o orcester, oucester h• •hh- f W• G 1 suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be they need now•no longer despair-if this remedy fails • there is • as er for the quiet and good government of the-town. And he could h . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. COE s ire, .with the city of Gloucester (except the city of Bristol), more appropriate than that which has given inch general -sails- not one on earth that will cure. . Ladies who suffer from Tooth Ilector, Crisp, fin M 'll • arse! es, with 121 eks madder, 75 Ids madder d c er th t 'tl di riot, in reading that act, Is ov a any o ler expen i ure and Wilishire--£15,440. faction. The lizgean Pills root ont every particle of the insid- Ache .preyious to and duriag Confiuement, will find instant . roots, I box. wine, 10 bls orehelia weed, 3 bls gaude, Orde KDk . was authorised. The 97th.section enumerated all the neeetsary 8. Norfolk, with the city of Nongich, Suffolk, Essex, and uous poison, purifying in their progress the whole Mass of fluids, relief from its application. Solcl in Bottles at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., - expenditures; without any allusion to that now contemplated. . Cambridgeshire-£l4 120. - EUROPE. they pot only remove the disease, but renovate by their action and 4s. Gd. each. - . Goshawk, Laing. fm Odessa, with 161 eke pot h TWI He would leaye it to the common sense oaany man in the roam, , Huntin 9. Bedfordshire, Buc ' kinghamshire Hertfordshire 'g - the different functions of the body-expelling - the grosser hu- GRAHAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS APERIENT, or FAMILY -65 bis wool, Rathbone, Bros and cl 5 do - Jas , i son and ea and T _ • •Sourne--2248 if the application of the funds of the town to the providing of d nshire with Wansford Inn-£12,603. mours end in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con- PILLS. Every one must be aware of the necessity of taking staverg9 bls bides,.26ol3ls wool, Order -Q Di dinners could be called a necessary exhehte, or for the good ° lO. S ' rrey £9.380, ceptical of their astonishine and- unequalled Aperient Medicine and if they study their own interest w ill ................................... vince the most ,s . , , e . , , • • , -----.____________,, government of the town. They were not - justified in . expending - 11. M u iddle - s ' h ,ex, wit te ci les o on on an estminster h • t" fL d d W • • , powers, they neither - contain Mercury or any other 'mineral, take care never to be without these-Admirable Pills; those who a single sixpence of the public money in any such way and , any cl the town of Barnet-E3l 260 and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery haeo• taken them allow their pre-eminent superiority over all ItiatiteM. , Wet] Man who gave a viate authorising such an appropriation of the a° • ' ' • • thu 12. Kent, with the city of Canterbury, the Cinque Ports, and they require no restraint of diet, loss of •time, or hindrance of other A • Md • • f b C d . 1 ) -- t • of perent e wines or t e ure an -resen ion 411......1.1....1.41 Frid public fuuds would be acting in direct violation of his duty to se - z1 7, 22 0. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 2. his constituents. W hile these wee a singlestreet in the town s . sex business. The Hygean Pills may . be depended upon as a cer- Disease,.and never think of resorting to any other after having There hbe Satti • 13 Hampshire, with Southampton and Berkshire-£l3 800. tain cure liv persons of eithersex in •ill staties of a certain dis- • th •t• I Th d • 14 , " dI d for every __._as en a fair demand for SUMAC and the sales amount to SUN required improving -while many persons-were wandering in • . „ a given em ONE ria .ey a i•e a tntra vaap e 900 h4tls B.P. at steady prices 1300 beg I; •el have also been dis 11 ushire. with the city of Exeter, Derby -11 Dev • • • ' ' - the streets naked and in necessity-while others were famishing , yl. Cerowa , ease, andahat without - producing the least inconvenience. At age and constitution, by removing all obstructions and - (X- posed of at 69s to 69s 6d. In Mauritiu s s o e r a t 4 oreien no 'sale t.-1,11o: lon °fPO l SO n r t.;h • %lath the h - f s ii•e, with the town o oe, ie se ire, ci y 0 any period when the sl h ig-test suspicion may- exist, it will be noxious particles, and.reventiug the b o dy f rom f a lling. into a ' s asses. There hes ,been a very good inquiry,;and the sales exceed - for want of bread, and a still greater number were mentally " Bristol-L19,400. well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken-be- state of disease. In the following Complaints they have been • o a• o_puns. of DeMerara at '2Bs 3d to 28s 6d els cwt., and a small parcel starving for want of education, they had no right to throw away 16. North Wales 'and Sheopshire-£7.400. fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain found Sur ri iel -Elf •.. psn a y icacious. viz.,- Indigh . , st ion Loss of A ppe- f Barbadoes at the latter price. -COFFER. The transactions in .Plan- At one shillina In publi • entertai e - ninents. Every gentleman in . that 16.. South Wales, with Herefordshire and hromnouthshire- preventive, re • h I • ff • • moving t e comp mot e ectually and secretly. lite, Giddiness Dimness -of Sight, Palpitation at the neart, -,. ss tation amount to about I6ocasks of Jamaica, at steady prices for clean and . thom, he dared say, was ready to entertain distinguished £6 .000. , eereinary descriptions, whilst the finer qualities sold at a decline of 2s as Or The deplorable state in ' which many persons le • tye been when •Pain in the Wad, ad Disorders of the Stoniat h end Bowels strangers that had it in his power to do so out of his own private . fotal - £231,020. visiting the proprietor from the use o, mercury, renders•it Un- Heart Burn, Flatulence, Bilious and Nervous Affectioes, De- no t 3 s ' l ll , ' ewt. No sales of Poreign.-In Cooon, GINGER, or PIMENTO uxbi pIITSe. He had, not a very long time since seen the Turk- .., ..... .. . thing done.-50 bags black PEPPER sold at 5d.-Rvat continues in ash ambassador rolling about the town in them ' ayor's carriage : - - peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger- bait v, Attacks of Fever, Pains of all Kinds Gravel, Worms good request, and upwards of 400 puns. have been sold, corn ' i pris ng At and he had sten an address to that individual, in which there ' 'BASTARDY. ous mineral when injudiciously administered. . . Pile's, Habitual Costiven ess , s ze ,, in fact th ' ere is sea reel) , a good and fihe Demerara at 3s 30 to 3s 9d, fine Jamaica at 4s , tp gallon, taren appeared the degrading word " homage." About the same disease the will not. cure To Ladies and, Children they a EFFECT OF. THE NEw• LAw.-A novel and important point These Pills should ferna a portion of all Medicine Chests by , - Y . . : , . .. e ~„ ,- and common Lee nere are no sales wards at the . quotations. No transactions in - Race. . , D . ein East India Dry Salterirs thi . to notic • swe ek. D „„, period Lord Brougham visited this town, for a great public ob- arising out of the new poor law, came und er te e consid era ti on s ea and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person rovaluab ~ le •neither requiring confinement nor alteration In diet, ' Dvewoons.-The demand has been-extremely moderate, and -only •"• ject, a.n object connected with the diffusion of education in the of the Blackburn magistrates last week. Mr. William Green- going, a long voyage or jonrney : their properties are such, that and are prepated of the choicest Drugs, which always improve 80 tons of Campeachy LOGWOOD are reported at,C7 to 1,1,10 s ty ton; Extn tewu. (He: r, hear.) He had tem this really nobleman drawn wood appeared at the instance of the overseer of Claytnn - k - neither heat nor cold will iojure their quality, or prev e nt tha. th e Con s tit u t ions In Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. and a few tons of Savauilla Fusale at rather higher rates.-There has b e l ai p m each. been a sale of 2400 brls. TURPENTINE in oae lot, at 17s s 6 ' cwt ~900 ."'",-,-„• about . the Stieets of the town in a private carriage. These Dale a to show cause why he did not pay up the arrears - due on due effects on the constitution. - things weee done by men-we are men-our views may - be very an order in bastardy, made for the maintenance of an illegiti- Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his re , idence, No. 54, Seel- Shili ing Orders executed on liberal terms • tg . s p .by Hannay l t t i r e l n s o i f n wli c e ll , R e tll 'n dock, and 1500 brls. to rirrive.-No sal it ra - i Tae•-The sales of Montreal P es or ae . - Davii and Co., 6. , Oxford-street, London. ot ASHES comprise - different, but stiil they cannot secure themselves against the mate child, born o fa woman named Barton, belonging to Clay- str„th Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten at night, about 300 brls., at 34s 6d trs cwt. ; but of !Montreal Pearl, a small quan- eldes posaibility of the repetition of such an occurrence • and unless ton-le-Dale, but living in Blackburn. It appeared that the or- (on Sundays from Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to all A Sal LEY boOPER'S BOTANICAL PURIFYI. v ei tity only has been sold, and for which 45s Ed has been ace, pted.- park. s' " Qa;IIIICITRON BARK is quite ncglected.-Nothin g V t • I , On we could do so, we were bound to protect the public from such der was made in the year 1832, and that in the course of the pre- applic•ants taking any of his preparations, wieriotar A FEE. 11. PILLS are established by thirty years' experience and seer, or FLAXSEED • soine recent imports of a t " e done In ...LOVER- ~,,, n , un unj us tifi a ble expenditure of public money. He would divide sent Year the woman had married a person named Yates. The Letters (post paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re- are always made us f t l ' 61' h"C 1 th ' t-' N al( t• '• BFES' WAX a hh evera pu ic °sin as, as e mos . e, former are held at . he,a' s taseee o era ton in . ..--__ ere, has been very little doing "' ' the council upon that question, as a matter of principle. It weekly sum granted by the order had been paid up to the tiine tarn and Medicines punctually trunstuitted to any cldi . a •a e o s ' a _ess, successfu s remeey for genorrhcoa, gleets, strictures, and Atli in Hisses this .week, the Stiles beiria limited to 441 salted New York would Is e a vi o l - mien of Weir public duty to their constituents, if of the marriage, hut Mr.-Greenwood refused to pay anything eiterlay initials or name. a ' venereal disorders, curing in the short space of a few days, with -a.,tala ag lla.-In Hoese HAIR and OAK BARE, nothing to report ' . they employed a single shilling of the public money for such a since -That • event, contending that he was thereby exonerated. k hlf T n • csaes o o ACCO consult of 3,, hlids. stemmed for Ireland, 15 At purpose. If any such sum were vOted to the Mayor, it should Mr. Bitekhouse appealed on his behalf, and directed the atten- . . . . ~,, ease and secrecy, by one email ill for a dose. The eperation ' P Mids. leaf for export, and 75 hints. to the home -trade, without any enjoy be as a'Sala r y, au e th a t sa lary should be a compensation for ser- tion of the magistrates to the 57th clause of the poor law amend Li MILE most extraordinary and unprece ented remedy and is imperceptible, not req . uiring confinement or the sjightest re- change in prices. Pilsle yices to be rend ere d, a nd as oe, shall be compelled to render ment act, by which it is provided that " every man who. shall JR_ discovery in the Annals of Medicine, . will be found in t daa ree ith the sto straint of diet or beverage, they do no i g . MEDITERRANEAN P RODUCE.' ' day t v o-enave sme-- .0 ..re erea ,as IS tae case There has been some inquiry for itatusTosia but no busi be ` .° ' the services. They would then mutually understand how they marry a woman having a child or children at the time of - such YOLAND'S' SPECIFIC SOLUTION.-This most certain mach, nor cause an, .ff i t.h 11 t h il h ffi . 1 ness Ivor ' - ' ' h all other remedies. ev are t e sno e cient rethedy thy of ;mace has been done•-Several arrival ' f At w Suarec havin ' s o ne . . a - montl were situated with regard to each other. itarriase, whether such child or children be legitimate or ille- safe, and speedy remedy, as well as impaover of the constitution, wlt • f b" • ff ' d' II • • t' - ' for pimpled - faces, scur , scor utic a echo ,an e elan) tons taken - place sales of good Sicily have been made from the ship at . hich never Ind to dresd a successful rival continues to be sold gitimale, shall be liable to maintain such child oh children as a n . , . , , , , 13 6d tl l' • t ' - n - s tte" ew . as in quantity. I n A chrldi The Meet - in.-That was quite a new view of the subject. He f h • Captains of vessels shou ake a point of always s , o 4 - 1. aGO L s , CRBila 'of TARTAR, wanted no aalary or allowance for his services. (Hear hear.) eart of his family"-and a 'Mr t such child or children shall, for wholesale and retell, by HANNAY and Co.. 63, Oxford-street, 0 the s• le• - • h • ' • 11 d them te sea, t en* unriva e cacy I ' n ctirine scury • . anu MAamses little has been done. --Of MADDER ROOTE, 100 bales of two a •-. • 3' -Dutch are reported at 39s er cwt.- their The bus' ess in (hive OIL has To him, ilidividually it was a matter of perfect indifference. h ~ t e . purposes _of the act, be deemed a part o . f such husband's London ; and be all ihe principal Medieine Venders in Euror. family accordinely"-and he contended that as the order in The fame whihh this lafedicine has ac uired, not merely in tls taking being known throughout the world. been limited to small lots to consumers I I F fl su Ores we have hart On He spoke as•the chief officer.of this town, and would submit to a e. , '2 9d d 4 6d h •hfll d • - • t • to c t b th h h • 1 • 's o ld i n b o xes at s. .an s. . eac , wit u irections little or nothing doing this week, and re •- u l in without alteration ' ; ‘ 1 , 1 ,‘, ( 2,, r question was, by its ewn language, limited in its opera ion oun ry, ut roug out teaor d, ha Stade its sale unbounded. their consideration what they thought proper to do. He begged • lain t • wholesale by HANNAY and Co., 63, Oxford- a cargo of SEAL and COD ( P ri netPalPy lc fi s e r l e aTt s er,) has arrived from • ".'-'''' • the time of the child beine char eable 'to the township of Clay- Almost cotnitless thousands Karel its use been cured of the for every comp _ ~ ,_ him t leave to say, that he would not accept of any remuneration for ton-le Dale d '' • g , l an as the marriage of the womap had, by the e f_ following diseases, viz., Gonorrheeta d its consequences, Gleets h the trade a•e u l • d nth street, London, by oom . . i spp le o e usual Newfoundland, but is not yet land d --Seen Outs are in limited re quest -The onl tran t* • , e ' sac sou in 1 ALM OIL is a parcel of . about 6e tons, r e l rY,„ his services. He was repaid for his services by the honour they St • i Will P' • •th ins, Affections o f ah e Kid: teems, with every patent medicine .of repute, and allowed taper at n i _ rum 3' ric tires, i es, anis In feet of - the ause quoted relieved that township from charge i the quay. The v•y •k of the* arnele on] had done him in placing him in that situation, and his services ability d c - ' ' - •• • a I'a tion of the Uretha ladder, Enlargement of the neys, rri a cent. discount upon orders accompanied with a cash remittance, 1700 tons) against 4506 tons lastei- reduced stoc , ( Y war. i ,an removed the burden to the husband, the liability of year, has induced some holders to sus- in pa , should be eratuitous. (Loud cheers.) Prostrate Gland, difficulty in p sing water, and varitius other hi London • retail b BOWMAN and or an order fer payment i , y pend sales. at present rates in anticipation of an advance.-OIL of --- 's• b Mr. Greenwood was at an end. Th ' t t d dis e magis ra es seeme LA W Piccadilly alanchester; JOHN GERDES and Co 22 Tußemarose is in f • ' . gagen air request at the price quoted.-Some transactions man n Mr. CouncillOr BOLTON proposed, that a temporary allow- posed to concur in this opinion, but thought it was a doubtful discharges in the male and team e, as well as all other urinary _ i s . . .e , , .. - uhurch-street, Liverpool; W. WOOD, Bookseller, II igh-street, hale taken place in Henri,' and FeAx at the current rates.-The busi auce might be ma re until the matter had undergone a mature point, because it did not appear what was to be done with the' diseases. the Is consideration, and that, in the interim, the Mayor should exer- child in case the husband was unable to maintain it. Mr. There may be one medicine a little superior to another, but Birmingham ; Moxoe, Hull, and by every other respectable rvsshei?dle'rAst.Low has been limited, but rather higher rates are demanded 88 , e. i cise his own discretion. Backhouse admitted that there might 'be a dOubt upon that , this is far superior to them all, frequently performing a perfect medicine vender in the universe. . • , ~ he wa - power The MAYOR.-Do not place me in the painful situation of point, and his client was perfectly willing to join either the cure in- twenty-four hours from the commencement ef takiog Mercury is the death of thonsands!-Salivation exploclot and ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS - OF' COTTON, San using my own discretion on a subject on which one member of mother or the township in taking the epinion of counsel, and t his medicine ; air(' although it is so extremely efficacious, it is Health restored by the use of Drs. Jacques' Invaluable' illedieines From the 25tA WI. to this day inclusive. John the council has expreared so strong an opinion. had repeatedly offered to do so. The magistrates said after all it ' equally innocent in its operation, so that the most delicate indi- . rriilE Public are most respectfully informed, thdt Drs. I. . SALES. IMPORTS. On ' ecided benefit ; and whenever there is _..,_-. Sales Mr. Councillor At it IN moved, that the Mayor should have was a hard case upon the husband, anti they would recommend . victual may take it with d il and J. JAQUES have taken up their 'Residenc i 23 CORN- DESCRIPTIONS. Prvsly This T.M-Tri-T----)rysly j • if • £lOOO i I laced at his disposal, I . " charitabl e p ur poses and Public Mr. Greenwood to do something towards the child's mainte-i a doubt about disease it should always be resorted to, as it in. WALLIS-STREET, (opposite St. 'Michael's Chur ,) Li: 1 ' rpoo , this Year Week of the week. Week th• Y • is ear and fr On 1 agatertainments, te be us d• - I 'ary lit. If there was a balance nance-say to the extent of one half the original order. Mr.. variably improves the constitution, leaving the patient in better e as re s who have had an experienced practice 0f25 yea in eurin e . s----- -- ant the end o ' ' eable gssorne s - aged 2 f his mayoralty it could be refunded; and if the Greenwood said the order at first was excessive-being 3s. Od. , health than he had previously been - in. It is rather agre I housands of persons . Who have beenafilicted various stages 'ea Island Georgia..... 3710 180 15 ria 27d . .expenses were greater £206 dd . .- Ish ld b r trouble he would continue to pay . to the palate than otherwise, and . no one need make the least Stainect Ditto u 70 71 -12 1 3715 349143 s° "' E end of the year. , a Alone ou e, voted at the per week-but to save furthe and so many persons who have •been turn 0 tof various Hos ' the In - Upland Ditto 322280 12509 71 - 101 . h• t • -- • It • lion in diet or beverage. ls., though he had great doubts as to is pa ernity. -After a, a , e . i o , _ __ . . itals incurable of that dreadful camp! • ethe SYPHILIC Alabama regret) Mr. Councillor S 11 ng certificate (selected fro7n an immense number) ; is 1 129660 1240 66. - 94 At It ANDARS seconded the motion. short consultation with his solicitor, he agreed to pay Is. 6d.: the fo otvi . a EASE. The Drs. JAQUES will giv , dvice from Eight in Mobile l'S -10 . } 1712. 352538 Mr. Councillor M t 1,1 • h • • t • - Mr. 11 the duties of the corn A).tWELL.-He understood it was part of per week, to which the magistrates assented; hut the mother' thom . a bighly-resp , e: i : ts e l , , ,: i i i iige s z. s r o,e, practice 's o ye t z ex en-. the Morning until 'fen at Night, on Sandal's from Nine• till r New Orleans 336380 6410 7 - Ili the corporation. „ m e it w tee to inquire into the expenditure of would not. The magistrates then said they would not interfere sive . in O f iese e comel eiee ' and the ad y es , ry _mind _t • siape .., vautage derived from taking . two o'Clock, WITHoUT A FEE, to persons taking any of their Pernambuco Arteati and Ceara... - ' '°nl 2139 stein near V wanted to know what th as a meinber of that committee, and further, but leave her to pursue her own course. tiority oth medi , inveluable preparations. . Bahia and Maeaio. 27890 10 10e - 114 8 0 8 I - 111 . 1917 3864 . s • On I "paid officer.") at £lOOO was for ? (Cries of " No, no," it. It is a well-known fact, that thousands of our fellow -creatures Maranham • ' . On 1 " To Mr. YoLANn, 1 33700 1630 10f -12 1 Mr. Councillor 11 .tTRRO R • . fall a sacrifice to this horrid Disease through the ignorance of Sawei a nned 9f -10 f 43381 - Fletch Aikin. Mr. Sheil hed talk Ned s_upported the motion of Mr. ITALIAN OPERA.-The Theatre -royal was opened last -night dicine ver • extensivel in my • • " Sia-I have given your . me , , ~ y . illiterate pretenders. to medical skill, who, by the use of that -Para 4lO .20 It_ . 0 • Saml not to be allowed, aid h about education, but tbey were by an 1 1' ncler the managemeut of Signer recomniend it and have _ own practice for the c . omplatnts . 3 ou . .. , . poisonous • mineral, Mercury, undermine the constitution, and Peruvian 2OOO 20 12 - 0 308 . street 1 mug an allow• • ta lan opera company, u f eine its effects in hospital prac -160 2127 .Sami hadfrequent opportunities e t I se a by act of parliament, to put the Ma ante was t expresslv.stated de Begnis. The - opera selected for the - occasion was Rosini's. '' I• st inc f-f - • cause uleerationsewith blotches on the head, face, and body, 'l. 3 3 emerara and Berbice, 1980 30 131 - 0 2160 paid servant of the council. Ile v . v!tl a. a• intl.° she situation of a '' 11 Barbiere di Siviglia " and the - parts of Rosiaa, Ihlad'lle. lice, and h -.aye never . seen it fi i in . a sing e h in t i h eo . per orming failure of sight, confused noises in the head, and all that dread- ~c, a - u m b ados __, _ 670 0 - 0 s MMIMMIIIIM a cure in an incredible short pet rod, or ad . e . least . reasoe th ~ L c rams te est India 3730 90 es -0 ' e 3 • 997 in that room, but he would not permit ths 4mocratic as aey one ngio a -aunt Almaveva, (morn, a A •1 . C' • • ' ' E ' • nd Figaro, De Begnis, were ful tmin of complaints which generally end in premature , a ,uayra • 4990 510 . 8e - . 101 . such a situation. It was due to the teo ayor to be placed its admirably sustained. We regret exceedingly that the- press •of regret prescribing it , •on the contrary, I give it daily, as it is • • dissolution. Persons having the slightest suspicion can have Cartha en • 6931 . personages should be received with car that dist iL• the only medicine I place y an reliance on for these com taints 1 • ga .. - 0 inga • s “ e d other, and much less aareeible matter, court:leis us to be very' p ' preparations which act as a preventive. Smyrna . •• 180 - 0-. 0 - ' •93 rtesy, and waa ir. • Yours a.- " RICHARD BRIGHT, Surgeon. duty of 'the chief magistrate to perform that offite. it - "" e brief in our notice of ' chi - 7 f mance, and that we mustcontena i -c., 1 hey can with confidence to themselves (and it must be a EgYptian .............. 18540 2200 11 -• 14 33,5 35226 s per or . i. . ssesaes a splendid voice; " 61, South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square." A pleasure to those who are afflicted with the above Diseese) offer • ' Surat and Madras .... . 58720 1410 .5S -7i 2445 51636 that strangers who might come to the town should b he werve d o-•• 'I *. h ' s ise hes wit stating, that Angio t po • ' YOLAND'S SPECIFIC SOLI TION iS Sold in bottles at 2s. 9u., Bengal , - with courtesy. . e received . ff to tbe entire: a perfect cure in • h few days with secrecy and .safety, which . has r . 2146 7360 .-arders and brilliant execution ; that the opera went o , er pub] iciale this dav ii h 4s. 6d, and Ils. each. SI • • d d. rd f th . 'Tong or ers an o ers or e Co., 'alr. Councillor Simla rose in explaiaation, aud said he ha, sensfaction of the audience ; that the dress-box circle was.fu ~ t • been so long wanting its this great commercial town; for no sea Island. . a' . not entertained the slightest intention of alluding to any p r " that the company is alto th • •r to any that has yet ap- . coun ry executed as usual on ' the day the order arrives ; and reasonable thinking person could suppose that one .particularl • Stained Dit; .-- - 3 - . Reyr If so, Mr. Rathboue wuuld have been oae ot the last iudihealso'n. rred in I i •- • 'I g . e er superto . . . . mei - chants supplied on liberal terms by applying direct to Han • •••• • - Thor ea t s s ,_ _ . ,yeipoo , and is therefere entitled tO genera au 1 pport. Medicine can cure the above Disease, as there are persons ,pro- i to whom he would have given any offence. , nay and Co., (the Proprietor's Agents,) 63, Oxford-street, the - • . bard. ue nights toted for the future performances of the company, - iessmg to me so. Their Medicines are worthy a •place in the ' __a_ ____. -. _______ a -. h oua . _Mr. ,Councillor . Freme, seceeded by Mr. L th are Mote corner of Wells -street, London. • • 1 0 08800 280E0 . ea. om, moved lays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. On these nwhist :Cabinets of Masters and .Captains of Ships; the more as they 14569, , 954229 Coffe that the allowance to the MayoT be in abeyance until the result eleven cliffVrene nperas will be brou '* '• • '' 1 Sold by Bowman and lew Piccadilly Menchester • John - • Ceffe ght out in succession. • a ' • - ' - ' 'will keep goodinall clituates any length oa-time. i Monday Erening, 4th January. of the deliberation of the committee were known. El mere) . • NOP ALDER MEN.-We are requested bMr Cowls GerdeS and Co., Churclast reet, • Liverpool ; Migt: Newcastle ; (3 , - Those persons who stand in need Of their assistance ma 'Th s 1 S and ( The MAYOR said, that upon ordinary occasions he should cillor Roskell to state that, at the ele ti - f ld ' y ' h el . (' ermen, e 1 Rogers Stafford, Journal Office, Bir iningliam ; Moxon, Hull ; with' confide . 1 h f h • cl • "d • nce app yto t em ur t err me ical al ,as their y , eaes on aturday were 2,000 bales, at steady prices,, and to-day street the trade has bought nearly 4.000 bales, without change, of whi h ' . not vote for, but against, NIL Charles c L o a n wr o cn a c Bellerby, Leek; Baines and Co., Leeds. c Book e. Charges are moderate. 1,000 are Brazil, and the rest chiefly American ne the ,-...- eee . • Monday Evening, were 2,000 bales, at steady 01 learly 4,000 bales, without el e rest chiefly Autericau of the , 4th January. rices, and to-day hang°, of which new crop. Festivals, 4r. At Wexford, Ireland, and heir. On Friday, the 25th ul Uxbridge, of a son. 5 ,43 8 .1 J 0 ON, CT c 0 C> tO Ci 8 g' ...., 4... ..... .. . ~,, I "00 p & - 8 /e.: 07=.• 0 0 G 7.7 C 47 . .7... J . : OD —7 17— 00000000000 C, OQ r-. 000000000,7 GA tr,o COO -.20, N F. 0 O .•-• 0 0 •-•. Cra .4 • • IV ,•-• p •—••—• • • • o~ ~.. •••r On+Or OrOOOCr W CZ 00 CO OD 4.4.1 o 46. 14. cz: tw. - 4ny/ ~, n,o--,-,,,,,,=;,. ~4 o< . 0 ~,:-; ;--• oo> -,; , 1 o 0. ; ._.'4*.404 .;;... . -4-o=r.- 7= . .. s.:;'„'" ggzBs. 5 • . • t=, - c= ...3 - •cz't .. - z 0, o n r.Q . ▪ • " : 41 • P' •. - •, r PP w•. • . . ••• . . . 0 • • • . w . . • ... g; m,„ CO = ~,,. ~ '''' 4.A.C.,,0W.... .—' ."‘ . CO.F. . ,W. W=MWGoI.CO W '',:: CT G. , . ^. 4...1.-,WW.,...4+. W •,1 gr. on cm - w • '''' St'.. . - . .. m.. _«',— ____'" 4 c , .73 3 . m . .-- ~,. ...mm=-,. . to . m.— ....., ....,m..m w M W WW co WWw.W.,IWWWW 4. rt. 4,0 C: .R , CI,. co c,, : A , t.. Cz - , c:,n .. to 4 o.4owwm, m .4. ca . - ...1.->wrommmwm w -4 cco . m.. 4 mo..- w = ..... co to-4-4tommcom-4.. -4 -1 m ..... -4 - 4> ww 4 •w.c.w...m.w .-, 1 .-oa w ... .....,,,.. vg . ~ . . 0 .1...0,4 4.. ... •4,,, G 7 ....N.F.....=c9p'. ... OW . tintO..WODP., 1 Cf 1.4- 4.46 C , zo There has been a very extensive business doing in Cotton through out the month, but more particularly in the last ten days, during which period the sales have averaged fully 4,000 bales per day, causing an advance of id per lb in the better, and Id per lb in the middling qualities of American, and id to Id per lb in Egyptian. Our quotations now are higher than those of the Ist instant by id per lb in Egyptian and the common qualities of American, whilst Rea Islands are lower by Id per lb, and other descriptions without change. The total sales of the month are 109,000 bales, of which 11,000 American, 100 Bahia. and 3,200 Egyptian, have bee n t a k en on speculation ; and 2,100 Ame rican, 100 St. Domingo, 200 Egyptian, 500 Surat, and 300 Fleugal, have been taken for expertation ; 1,000 American, 400 Pernams, and 200 Bahia, have been forwarded into the country unsold. The stocks held by the trade are estimated at 30,000 bales less than at the same period last year. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAR. 4. There has been a large import of Flour since this day week, but of other articles the supply hag been moderate. Millers have purchased more freely of Wheat, and there being also some inquiry from speculators, ld per bushel advance has been ob tained, but the business done has not been to any great amount. Oats were dull. The sales of Flour have been to a greater extent than fur some time past, but without any improvement in the value. Oatmeal has gone off readily at last week's quotations. Barley in better. demand. VVna&r, 4 1 70th. a d a d English, new red, 3 10 0 6 3 Do. old 5 10 .. 6 2 Do. new white Do. old 6 4 .. 6 8 Scotch, white 5 2 .. 6 2 Do. red Irish, new red Do. 01d... 4 8 .. 5 e Do. aew white Do. old. 4 9.. 5 7 Dantsis. red Do,, white Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. white 0 0 .. 0 0 Conigsberg, red 0 0 0 0 Do. white 0 0.. 0 0 Riga& Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa 0 0 .. 0 0 Russian, hard 0 0.. 0 0 Canada, red 4 9 .. 5 9 Do. white Bonded Wheat RTE, imp. qr. English and Foreign,lree Do. in bond BARLEY, 4' imp. qr. English, Malting 32 Do. Grinding,6olh 3 Irish, Malting, do. 0 Do. Grinding, do. 3 Foreign, d. p. do. 0 Do. in bond 0 OArs, 41' 45th. English, new Do. old 0 Scotch, &e new 0 Do. old 0 OATS, 451 b. s d s 4 Irish, n. kilndried 2 6 a 2 8 Do. old do. Do. prime, 421 b Do. do. old 211.. 0 0 Foreign, free Do. it bond . 0 0 ▪ 0 0 PEASE, I r imp. qr. English, white Foreign, white BEANS, 4F imp. qr English, new Do. Pigeon, old Foreign, free Do. in bond Irish, Tick,e. new Do. old MALT tr imp. qr English INDIAN CORN, Inc. qr. Red White FLOUR, clfe 280th. English, fine Irish, gds, new Do. fine . American. sweet, per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond Do. sour, free 0 0.. 9 0 Do. in bond Canadian, free Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 OATMEAL, ctp 2401 b• English, new .... 0 0.. 0 0 !flab. neW Do. 01(1 2l 0 .. 23 0 4 241 b 0 11 .. 1 1 40 4. , 00 4) 00 0 0 0. , 35 6. , 00 0 .. 0.. 0 0 0.. 0 0 0..34 o 7.. 8 9 0.. 0 0 5.. 3 8 0.. 0 9 0.. 0 0 0.. 0 0 0.. 0 0 0... CI 0 0.. o 0 PRICES OF -SHARES. LIV ERPOOL, JAN. 4, 1835. _.verpool Coal Gast ..... Per Share - Liverpool New G a s an d Coke Company, ....m) . . l5 £3OO • 0 0 0 0 New Shares, premi um £ 5 O lOB 0 0 Liverpool and Harrington W a t e r Works ..,. . ....... 489 0 0 Bootle ditto Exchange Buildin gs Liv• rpool and Man c h es t er Rai1way,........,... .elOO paid 215 0 ft Ditto Old Quarter 5..........,, ....• 25 -- 64 1 0 Ditto New Quarters . . ......... ,„ ~ 20 —. 52 0 0 Bolton and Leigh ditto --- ........... 100 70 0 0 Ditt0.............. ! • ................ „.,,„ 100 23 -- 140 817 1 0 6 ...-- Warrington and Newton ditto Kenyon and Leigh ditto .......... or ....... • - 1 10 0 0 Wigan Branch ditto .... - 10 7 0 a Preston and Wigan North U n i on Line ditt0....... 40 --- 44 0 0 8,. Helens eV Runcorn Gap ditto .... 100 :10 •10 8 Leicester and Swannington ditto ......... . . 50 DV 6 0 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway and Canal 48 4ft 10 0 Leeds and Selby Railway 100 ---- lt) 0 e Grand. (unction ditto 40 88 10 tr London and Birmingham ditto ................ Manchester and Leeds ditto North Midland ditto --.... 7 1.0 '0 Midland ditto , 4 Edinburgh and Gl asgow ditto ---- 0 1 0 0 5 0 Bank of Liverp oo l 10 18 $ 6 Bank of Manch es t er 25 0 0 Manchester an d Li verpoo l District Bank 11 15 0 Commercial B an k o f Liverp001......... .. 10 -- 15 Liverpool M ar i ne A ssurance Company Oldham Gas Li g ht an d W aterwor k s lb 6 0 M 20 5 0 Manchester Fi re an d Lif e Assurance Co ...... . 0 Ocean Assurance Company Union Bank of Liverpool -. 18 0 0 Commercial Bank of En g l an d 5 --- S 0 0 RICHARD DAWSON, Shar e Drakes , . .._— LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE Dar. Aim Ft. M. 0 23 0 59 1 35 2 1.5 2 58 3 45 Ern. Ht. 11. 31, P. 0 6 0 41 1 16 1 i 4 2 35 3 91 4.13 Tuenday VVi.dnesday 6 'Thursday 7 Friday 8 Saturday 9 SUNDAY lO Monday 11 15 •S Jupiter rises Sh 22m even. 15 10 E_piphany. 15 10 Mars rises Sh 7na morn. 15 7 Lucian. 15 2 Venus sets 6h 2n2 even. 14 7 Ist Sunday after Epiphany. 14 1 Unary Term begins. BIRTHS. the lady of Frederick Jones. Esq. of a WA It. in Bruton-street, London, the Countess of MARRIED. At Marvlebone, J. J. de Barros, son of the late Viscount de San tarem, to Charlotte, daughter of P. Vanzeller, Esq. of Oporto. On Saturday, the 19th ult. at Allestree, near Derby, the Hon. John Duncan Blieli , only brother of the late Earl of Darnley, and Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Stock holm. to Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of Thomas Gisborn. l .Esq. M.P. for North Derbyshire. On Wednesday last, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Robert Davies, Henry, only son of John Jones, Esq. of kverton, to Marfa, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, timber-merchant, Toxteth park. On Thursday last, at St. George's Church, Everton, by tha Rey. R. P. Buddicom, Mr. T. P. Gill, of this town, to Charlotte, daughter of Mr. Middleton Smith, of haston Hall, in the county of Lincoln. DIED. --- , At Pilsley, Derbyshire, in her 92d year, Mrs. Martha Baron. She enjoyed a life of uninterrupted good health, having taught a school in Pitsley more than 74 years, and which she continued to attend to the day but one before her death. Some of her, pupils now living hare become great-grandmothers. At Smallthorn, near Burslem, John Payne, aged 100 years and 9 months. A few minutes before he died he ealled his three grand children to him, and divided his all, which was sd. ; 2d each he gave two of them, and 2d to the third, and told them to behave well to their mother. On Friday, the 25th ult. at Carnarvon ; after a short illness, Colonel M`Gregor, formerly of the 88th regiment, and of the Grenadier Guards. His integrity of mind and warmth of heart had endeared him to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, in whose me mory he will long he cherished with affection and regret. Colonel M'Gregor was distinguished in most of the battles of the peninsular war. under Wellington, Piston, &c., also in America, East Indies, and in Egypt. a fr ien His bravery as a soldie r was such that, previous to an en discussion gemmed betwe en L ieu t .- G enera / Col man and Sir Thos. Brlebaite, " what part the 88th should' take," when the latter said, asitis enthusiasm, " Give me Col. M'Gregor and the 88th, and I am eonsineed they will clear their own f ron t." A s a f r i end he was kind an d aealeukancl none applied to Malin vairrwlion, in his power to assist. Same day, aged 71 years. Mrs. Mary Barton, relict of the late .Mr. John Barton, of North wieh. On Thursday, the sth of Nov. on his passage to Demerara, Captain J. H. Williams, of the Indian Chief, deeply lamented by his - family and friends. On Friday, the 25th ult. at her mother's residence, in Virgil-street, aged 24 years, Fanny, the eldest daughter of the late Thomas David son, Esq. This amiable and accomplished young lady' fell a victim to the Insidious destroyer, consumption, and her lots is most sincerely regretted by her bereaved - Pdmily and numerous friends. At her son's house, Nile street, Mrs. Hutchinson, relict of the late Mr. Henry Hutchinson, of this town. On Tuesday last, Maria, daughter of Josepla Bevan, Esq. Springfield, near Wigan. On Friday last, at hi s h ouse, E ver t on, John Carson, Esq. On Saturday last, a t Wi gan, i n th e 75 t h year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Fletcher. Same day, Mrs. B. Ty rer, re li c t o f th e l ate Mr. Win, Tyrer, Tyrer. street North, aged 75 years. Same day ; Mr. Peter Caig, tailor and draper, Basnett-street. LIVERPOOL: PRINTED AND •11111LISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND -FRIDAY MORNING, BY RICHARD PATTISSON, At No. 4, NORTU CREsOENT, Cas•rru-sntnrx. Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. 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