The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-22 00:00:00

• -, - -. . . - " 9 : 4 ' 7- • 7.-. 7**Ma"'", ' ...14 i' - ''' ;Mir. -.' , , . '' ' ' * 4 THE LIV-ERPOOL STANDARD . - A s u.rNesp_iy,,,,:nA ..::::.---::::. vs: in a ai s . ~, . i ut_Jl. T. _,::. . ... , - ..,-,---r., A - . . --........ . • ' F., - , , ~.........-... ' ,Rti S , . ‘ t o t o ar - I The Charlotte, Lindsay, for Africa-Isabella, Smith, for LITERATURE.. FATHER KEENAN AND STOLEN PROPERTY. PRINCE FERDINASD OF PORTUGAL. MAIDSTONE ASSIZES. nsagero„ _ -- . . - Wlrmson, 111 ., Aacit . 8. 1.114, : re . was a grand dinner and Ilass v. 111,eieee..-T.his was an. action for- crimisial converse , Evenings Abroad. By the author of " Sketches of The Roman Catholies are "corning our in presbyte- s iblv at the (castle last evening in honour of the arrival of tion, tried on Thuriday. Mr. Thesieer stated that the plaintiff ' Gerendo tor Havana-' Scotland, Hacastatr ; and nowhatta n , Thome. young, for Mobile---.JohniaiTo;ieirrii, ,Or , e l l e d n , ki e n l s a o r n k , for Jaanaicaa-Bleiades, Corfu." London : Smith, Elder, and Co. 1836. rian Scotland. Within the last few Years they have step- a hi s s e lloyal Highness Prince Ferdinaud of Portugal. The Prince Mr. Thomas Baker Bass a erl.2B' t'• • lic o ip s t Jeorr r , IT; son, f'N arrived about six o'clock yesterdaa,evening from town, :Accuto • in April, 1833, married ' Marbui• r y, e fi s ai v r l L k •a -- ant rl ?mall; Strange, for St John, N B-Potomac, This is a miscellaneous volume of veey agreeable ped forward in a manner which nobody can rnisunder :ith th i e v :l a Xt panied by the Dutchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and • beautiful and accomplished dauehter of Captain Pres a c t ot e t ' o:s t -h:i reading, and consists of a variety of tales and poems, as stand. In every quarter of the country they are Indus , fur Halifax. Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg, Prince Aegustus of Saxe fell at Salainanca,)aged•l9. itt March, 1.834, the lady gave The-Richard Batley, Scott, hence tor Naples, at Falmouth, with well as sketches, of foreign scenery and character, the triously attempting to fix themselves amongst the pre • C f,( o , l l .i t urg, t e he m pr . ince of , Leiningele Baron de Mencorvo, the birth to. a sop, and shortly after this event, the defendant, who s wails split. author having passed much time abroad. The Whole col- testant comtnenity ; an . d we are sorry to observe that n t.. m o t n a t t , L th av ( i i rei l li r o i , e the Portuguese ) . I .linis- 1 . was about 23 years of age, the son of a farmer, and poSSessed I'Sudencia, Bestride, hence, at Cadiz_ 4.s F d alann, Muir& henee for Calcutta, Was spoken n a .43.° ' lection shows a cultivated andr sensitive mind, improved many of the dissenters-we weep the political dissenters te r . o t a l g a l 1 s es p eci a 1 l i i n ' l is e e r i u ; a . nd ou - c y le n, ,s as o c a 8 , c., ,_f4 I ware( ut very . pleasing . manner . s and_haudsonie exteiior, was received,- , i fitaltleY,..Stewart, berme for Calcatta, at Isriss o i, lath i as s ant ; pane d by observation and reflection. -are lending them evere assistance. In Edinburgh. they in other carriaees. ThC Duke f ;orthumber- en t introduction ot his brother, who wee iutiniate with the A ri;,ou her beam ends, app:ireatly Without any perso on bo• • a are tO all appearance maing rapid strides-at least they • land, Yiscienit Palmerston, and Sir W. treeatantle arrived at . plaintiff, as a friend of the fathily. Up to . Jene tli defendant ear the Line, opt The style is• elegant and spirited throughote, and, in inane passages, highly poet the Castle in the afteraoun front timn, to meet the 1 3• 0 Yal was a mere ordinary vieitor, but in that month Mrs. Bass went Co a nii s nerce, - hence for New Orlea s E Z in etlat uip na tis, lVl: T l e le i, y rs, h:nz ical. On the whole, we prefer die prose stories ip thoye display the outward marks of high prosperity-though we believe that under the surface of all is mockery - and visitors. A grarid dinner Was served' to the lioyal party. In on a short visit to Mrs. Nukes, ef Deal. 'The defendant wafer- iu lat. es. ' n , was spokan 24th Jan. in verse; practice alone can give,that command 9v . er.the rottermes,s. We spea.k. not nserely of the gaudy mass-. • the evenine there wts a ver aut ert tr • •• ' - ' blaee . • . '• • • • • • t - ~ , e y.n. e s and orilliant asse,ll a, , tunately, vas acquainted wi h. Mr. No.kes, and Meeting the , oe-inan, Wright, hence a f t o T V r e ll n- L i z e v l e ffa o x i , a , t, Diligent, Johnson, laence anal Trinidad, at-Maracaibo. F . rudder sails antrbulwarks. niceties or expression e hich is reqrsisite in the Cum.P. o S'i - Oei has beers houses they have lately erected; but we point•to their : t: ;i r ci fi , tch all the neiehbourliine• nobility end' eentiv utul the famil in a Welk -he went back to' the house took . t • • N. l'' •k ' Ftt o i v eterford, Withloss of _ „ - both Of hors: and fm '' ' ' • ''' -' ' • ' • y •' • • ' ea' "nal- W . ' : . ' ' ' ton of poetrie' ; but though the Byronic M tt guards statianed in this town, panied the - ladies includin , Mrs. Bass to the play , escorted ms of our antftor, nunneries, their pseudo charity concerts, and, let LIS adde end of Ore Sth Hussars at alounstow, were, iniited- The state them ' t ome, aud ;upped. In July, the ' plaintiff was' Obliged to poe , evidently followed in the _tic effusii ggeratioll arid ,a . ha enny publications- 7 -A these are svinp e* Ise theie three- ffp trrooins were brilliantly Win/limited. The whole of the royal and proceed to London, and the day after he was gone, the defend- Jame's Om; e yet they are entirely destiante or exa p r„ hence for Natchez, at Plymouth, with loss glitter. Indeed, " A Legend •of the Isles of Greece, - toms of a desperate attempt on the 'part of the papils . illustrious party went this morning co see the stag tortied out ant was seen by the nurse leaving the hou,se through the back 'of sails. : ' near ihtton . Park, the seat of Lirrd alantagm-Their Alajesties gate. The delentlent afterwards took tea with Mrs. Bass and , Barbara, Wood, henee, at Aleatsnerie. contains stanzas whieli might not be disowned by some once, nsore to raise the standard of superstition in hitherto will entertain ;heir distinguished visitors with a concert this. a Miss Ford, whola the plaintiff left as a companion to his wife : Blackaller, Luscornbe - from Leghorn at M 'll azsei , ee. of .opr most distinguished-living poets. happy Scotland, Let not the su • f ppotters 0 our church evening. On Monday their Majesties wo to zown ror e vveek. Mrs. 13ass we I • h It.' h a d d h nt (elm iuto t e ite en, aii or ere t e.seryaatts [ Ba ' • , Sarah 13'uck, frorri Va'loaraiste at lan;den. We think there can • tie little . question that these overlook the signs of the times, merely because' such men e ...HE DI.CHESS OF KENT'S F ' 11, • l 1 R•I to tb d t 'lk • b t Ith -'• • e •.. . , ronet, Wylie, from London for Rio Jaueira, at Ramsgate raaa.,-- ast nig it ler usage eeateno c oc , e„ ey traum a some suspicion, Clothilde Oak from Antwerp fr 0 • t '-- ' ns por , at do. "Evenings Abroad . ' formed . the leiettfe peetiese of a lady: s as Lord Melbourne, Lord ,Lohn Russefl, and-fqciti , ; des- f. - linhiress, the Duchess of Kent gave a splendid full . . 4a, dress determined to watch. It then appeared, that Mrs. Bass pre- A brie vs4s on sh'ore .yesterda • ° y in Caernarvon. Bay: -the elegant taste of the sex is apparent throughout. censuss-Bailies Stotidart and Macfarlene, May clioose - ). ar_einbly at .Kensiugion t atace, in honour of the arrival of tended to .let the defendant out 'by ' opening the street , duer, The .A . , P,aree, And;erson, from Fort-au-esi nee , o rs Falm ou th, an d If we had any , slottle on the. subject, it is dissipated bv tire to wink et the introduetion of a system of politico-relis t rinee theslina,nd 0; Portugal ami his Fattier, the Duke Fe' , billiliog Inin giiod night, and theu slainutiii,e - , the deer; and r e r i r.o feT ll . 3 2nburgh. On the 25th pvb. in 14,32,N, diriatial arid Peince Aueustu s of Siete . Coburg Gotha The- havinggot rid or MISS li'ord, 'she brought the defendant from _ , e in with the Fre long. 60 17 derick William IV, Kenn from this port to followine passage, which we hope is•but the imlex ol an gious tyranny, the abettors of wl/ieh, ill tarn, Itati awn) coMoan ' N heiian Li -- b ' ' l I , -- I I-. . ' h • l' ' f li d 1 - • 1 Ih . t h , arrive a out nine 0c ec..., ant. tae carriages is p aCe o cuncea neat, an Cau.ious y eonyeyet nu. o er an • New York, ma very damaged state, bay' 1 t 'th rtat P f mg os, on a i 'ete. ere d mainmasts, boaL saile Scc and to I , ' t'' • ' o . .ou six of her passengers; te a temporary assistance for the furtherance of their own t"d ' • i ii (eel lime setting lsOtVls Onto near twelve, and it is computed bed-reoui. This was ohserved by the servants, who were all the the American ship Catherfne 'had imaginary fate': - Projects. nut let . us proceed to notice a new and more the assembly was attended liy. nearly . eighteen hundred persons, time at the top of the stairs,. and on thefellowlng. morning theY taken out seventeen' of her pas' senge7sevte r zly i tlsr e a ri i e n k ltl i i i p a er a i n i d Woman no sooner enters the world; than she teams to feel; . and she no sooner learns to feel, than shelearns to suffer: She . sPecions device put ro recoiisition by the priests, in order ' censisting of a 'large timelier of the ministerial members of . found the back door open, These scenes were repeated; and ' waaJury rigged, and the master intended to make for Beirm ' utia m . . I cannot took on a cloudless sky or lovely . scene, but diiii and tui- .to impose upOn the unguarded members of the protestant parliament and their families, and almost the whole of the corps one morning, at en early hour, the nurse met tb.e defendent pewee, March 14.-The Christian, --, 'hence for Li erpo I, 's diplomatique, and the attaches to each embassy. A.,large party and Mrs. Bass on the staircase, and they retreated precipitately. hla,s i lre ou the east bank of Killala B.ar, but it is expected ;ill be ° go l t defined aspirations arise, and vain -longings after Trine kindred ,CommonitY. ithoUt damaee spirit who shall sympathise . with and share in her deer aihnira- ` Some of oniereaders will doubtless recollect s • •of the A and 'e divisions of police were in attendance, under On the 28th of July the plaititiff returned home, was received ' um - a. • eeing , superintendent Williamson, •to regulate the carriageS, which by his wife , with every appearance of the most c.ordial affection, 11.omraitap, March Me-The Sunbury, Ilinde, from Charleston for tom. She cannot fully enj . oy the present moment, whatever kiverpool, ran on Shore at Rhos Nygir; in Caeraarvon Bay, during a the followine , paragraph going the round of our contern- exceeded - 700. • and he remained ianorant of his dishonour for nearlY twelve materials of oliss inav fill it ; she cannot posses - dier spi 't • ri s ri i g la.st night, but is expected, to be got off aftex. discharging the cargo. quiet, fur she dwells fess amid externat objects than in the blisy poraries, et the end of last week:- - months after, vale then it was only discovered by accident. ' . Suspicions, no.wever, arose on the 91.11 June, 18,35,. but they were . world of her own heart, and there, like the inhabitant of a be- "Ou W d d• • I e nes ay ast, the Rev.. Mr. lieenan, of the catholic A iIItIVAL OF TO E LADY JAN E WHALER, AT . , , . soop quieted by the strong mental exeitement of the wife, and . /44DNDAY, Matten 21.-Noon, Wind S.S.W.-Fresh. eapired city, she knoweth no repose., chapel, Lothian -street, Edinhoqth, waited on Mrs. Majori- STROMNESS: by the advice of his friends. A few days after the plaintiff went ARRIVED-The Propontus, Mayhew, from Mobile-Meteor, Gibbs, , At last, perhaps, she meets with an idol .for the shrine she batiks of alajoribanks. ;anti delivered to IlSr twelve silver table - out, saving he ehould not return that aight ; hut net finding - the from Sieily-Asia, Willeott ; and New Orleans, Cole, from New Or. fain would concentrate, and her first olferiugs . are all those spoons, twelye,silver handled knives, and six silver forks, which - It gives us pleasure to announce the arrival or another of the party be wanted, he did return, but Could not find his wife. It leans-alontreal, Leitch, from Bahia, sailed 28th Jan. sources of innocent delight vihich have hitherto occupied her had been atel'pn Front her some time ago, but. by whom that lost Metiers, trerugh in tt verY distressed conclilion many or tile ~ . ..,. . ir . r rushed upen his. mind that she had lett home to destr'oy herself, Samap-The Colonist, WMaster, for Boatona-Imogen, Riley, for joyous days ; hut she cheerfully lays thew doWn'; 'lay, if it' rev. gemlekaa.st,iii his ecclesiastical capacity,- was not at liberty crew suffering under the most ''w ~• '.. '• I • . , . . a,.a., avaLtt ss min, iris Jt sat t 3 and he had the brook at the back of the house draetred Mrs China-Black-ey'd Susan, Watkins for Constantino le-J h P te p o o at r, ware reposed, she would give up life ; . tself, for-her life is 'bound ro disclose." and debility. The follu wing letters communicate all the intelli- B • • - • • -- .' ' •J k• ' fII 11 B•. 1 ' c' -el • ' ass in Mae interim had returned home. The plaintiff's .fear i, era meon, or a ir ax- . at tin as e, Nickol, for , La Gu,ayra and up in that of mirafter. Vain folly !-as if truth and constancy When we saw the .above paragraph, (vvhich, by the ge"" we have reeeived.upea the subject:- . then sulesiding, his jealousy took alarne.and he reftrsed to. see yerto Cabello-len Watkin, Armon, for Sierra Leone-Queen Ade laide, Borland for New Orlea.ns-Aberfoil, Dowling, fps St Andrews were blossoms for earth-as if death, with his shadowy wine e, way, was • • sent to ns in Manuscript from head quarters, „ . " ..\ d aiiraltv March 18. .-,• -' - . , -her until she had expleineti the mysteriousgesaef ner courluct. -Frances, HeLb, for Barbados. did not hover over every blessing read k ' ' 4 yto smite- it away wen . . - a , , `air-I :am commanded 'h ' my Lords Comeassemers ol Itie. , a / . • - ts. Bass was extrymely excited, rolled her eves, and zippeared we stippo.,t,) vie thought it was a waggish joke at that _ most intensely we feel its worth l ' But who cares to profit by lalaiiraltv to trausinit to you ) : rot'. the informatien or the emit- ' deranged_ She el-,liibited . a strong Wsls to see tier husband, and, The George Canning, Raryey, hence and St - Thomas, 414 Guayra. infamons part of the papist ical s_vstern, termed CO nfto ion I(I itiee . to; 'nano-sing f tire affairs of Lloyd's, a cope or a letter the experienceof others? There are lessons which, however in i eetinghim , , said sh,e ri s itl e mit i . li t r: ow how she came to du it. The Ilaray.r.are.--.-, Irma Trinidad, at.La.Guayra.. . - , wearisome, however bitter, we must learn For ourselves ; and io the priests. But it appears that it is an actis • al fact, received t , Fs morning froat Mr. Iliapiaon, dated Stromness, : . p aintiff again . thought :h_ te d a pne out te destrey herself', rind Assunta Pessall hence, at Genoa. Jea V'E ' k b l' 1 ' 0 • - n an . yc , orne isse, ence, at . atend. too often, even when we have passed the dark stream or mortal that Father Keenan, an ex. Ma ynooth priest, whoshn e _ ;vilininecing the arrival of the Lady Jane whale ship.-. 1 am, they were again •reconciled. Shortly titter this a letter was • : . Rival Briscoe, hence, at Jamaica. • liedient servant 1 / 4 /I:' , , , y , iiiir most 0 , passion-when, weary and worn, we have gained the opposite d • • • ers against protestant heretics, in a mass-house in this ' received, which caused . the servants to be examined aod the L. ' • iverpool, Rowe, hence, at Bahia. shore-too often, even then, we hana our harps upon the wil- • Iu W. Dodson, Esq., Lloyd's. "C• W° "* ” vs ife's in fidelit • 'as discovered The witnesses corroL( ' )rated h , 1 d city, sa realiy becotne possessed of the said silyer spoons, Y 6 t e Tynwald. -, from Buenos Ayres, at Bahia. ' lows, and sit down, mournful and lonely, to wail with lingering • ' 'ff- • ' s Learned Counsel's statement.-Verdict fur plainti Damage , The Wells, Campbell, hence, at Cove, leaky, sudder.dasnaged, but knives, end Forks, in the ex.ercise of his vocation as sot- "Stromness, Mtirch -. F u 4d I ; warks washed. aWay, Ste, boana to New York: regret over the past, to sigh over the illusions which spread . our -ua re minds. their own bright hue over uur early days-to sig.haisee a use te o „ derer of guilty consciences; and that of course he deli- " Sir-I beg leave to state, for the information of the'Lonls -"""ass'atta - a.... - atarzteasas The Montreal, Leitch, from Bahia, sailed 28th Jan. in company with the Ann, Johnston, for Hamburgh, Edina, for London, from Ja illusions cart ceturn to cheat and charm no snore. vererl them to the lady, from whom they vvere stolen b e Chinenissioners of the, Admiralty, that the Lady Jane, or Shields ' ; mace, and Thomas, for this port. On 18th instant, off - the 'Smells, (another ef the missing whale ships), avrived here yesterday iii 'CLONMEL ASSIZES-Mem:Lax, !Janet' LI. The following is an appropriate thought :- • the popish miscreant, belonging to the said mass -house a treat distressing condition ; she had an board 5`2 of her own .. . . spoke the Telemachus, from Demerara, for this port,' tothian- . street, Australia, Forrester, frorn Amsterdam. at Weymonth, for this port. 0; all melancholy sights that we have seen, since leaving • crew, and 12 front the Mary awl Francis un the 20th of Deem:- ' MURDER OF CAPTAIN MAGUIRE. Wohlfart, Badger, from Hamburgh, off Dnugeness, for this port. home, none has, I think, struck us ao Much as a Venetian k ' The above paragraphs lias evidently emanated from her; since which, 22 haveadied, and vvhen the ship came in, ,- • la b b Trinidad Packet, Griffith_,S from Demer re 'tLo d • • u la ' d Pa af tri c ck laeatr c og was ra n a e ce, _ a a t 1.. e ar charged with the In ‘ ~ p. min nu ela, Sprott, from Buenos A •res a at ' a 'Po °°' funeral, which we chanced one morning lo see from our Favourite the papists . themselves,' and, it is more than pro- wee 12 mit of the whole ciiuld be on deck; the rest areitiffer- er ,a , aptain unstanit M guise, on. the Ist or Nov. Is3l, • oalcony. A long processioir of friars, oearing, as lisnal, incenSe, baba., Father Keetian's own composition. It ' • f I inn under the most avraVated symptoms of se rvy tiv • t s is put ort t e , ... e , u , _sell . e•Y, at lailmovier Lodge, Caher. BALLYC 11 - 3 •' OTTON, ...relt 18.-The Magmtioent, Tobin, from Liverpool torches, ana banners, came to the water's edge, accompanying ' • 4 aed deatiay. Miss Maguire was the first witness called, and was evidently to Africa was total v wrecked to-day at this p/ace-crew sa d ve . It e as a teeter-as a oroof of the eood seri - ice • stich worthies is feared 'most p • h • art of t e cargo will be lost. the coilin of a deceased Poblernau, which was splendidly iteco- ' ~, , '' • " ' " ' ' "In comPiiance with the - instructions from Captain Ross mach affected-she is a very ioteresting young lady, and on ap- . • tis n zither Keenan could, do if they had a little more of HOLYH AD Ma h2O Th S 1 ' e un iury fills at high water, 175 bales rated. They vere there met ifty a small gondola, rowed by one previous to his departure, I had all i nuiediatelv removed on peering cm the table was altnost unable to support herself-site, cotton ha -1 :e been la Tried' iTa damaged state. man only, who 'vas dressed in alack. ',Che coffin was disrobed their way. .ft 4 ill doubtless be said, that if Mrs. Majo- shore and placed in the. la is 'ital . whe ' re the corcialeseent Men ' trowever, recovered, and . gave her evidence in anima &itisfactory . _ - of ;ts tich covering, and placed in the goeciola ;- ull the cronel-a ribanks recovere.d her property, it mattered not by whom west! from the Viewhe•th a tiav i l Jane and sent them. to rivate P , manner. She was e aunt fled by Mr. Scott, K.C.-Is the daugh- -'' - '' --'' - • --- ' - :'' . torches, banners, incense, friarsa and inoarners retraeed their it wag restored, and that Fatl e WaS aki "1 ,1 .S. ler Keenan's mod I l'' .ll '' The nie • b. •1 . •t' . I • ''' I • I 1 n as ,ac ati „at is a , an( expect_ several ter of the late Capta , n C. Maguire. He was murdered on the steps, anti the little black gondola rowed slowly away to the ' . • • -, noire will have la bumbled lai LIM list. -- ' a l ' ttlaritetz. y other Be it so-we shall not aro that goon as an . , .. . . ... 1 , ! . t of Nov. 18?,1 at Kilmovler 'Lodge. It was about ten minutes sound of faint niusic. It Inoked exceedingly like the passage - "e ---- " Front the hair ' and "i 'Fie r -itni • tfendina th 1. I of - inn so er nine o'clock when th • e witness was sitting at the breakfast ...---.1:91...--.. ppint; the public whilst to . view it in a very different y e 4 hs.,,es „ . ,-, e arn ~, aa t of the soul over the melancholy Styx. .te many men, I ain unable to enteramacp s tuity rate details respect- table with her father and mother. Her father left the romn and LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Mallen 18. . light. It is notorious that if batiter Keenen'e isOpeful ing their case, but shall di) Sa liy `the first post. In the mean- We µJust close with ao exqitisitele expressed went out of the hall door • witueSs then s•tw two men pass in the The don mif S - a h 1 • I"ted • dth 1, t. a or Lea as .)et.n I . lni , .tn • esaesof B.P. bare's ! . - coafessionist had • been able to dispose of die properly, , time i have taken upon myself to itetiantsa boat to couvey this di, -• • - . ' • ' • • - ect ion that her father went • they crossed the window of the ' reach 300 hints witholit any materiel chanae in prices 2000 b B - SONG. the'eaid Vatter Keenan would have known nothilig abate letter to Thursie in order tO, ineure itn, . tritire.spemly arrival in break f*ast room. It • ' -' ' ' Is' le ma WhaeSS was locr 'Mg out of; each of them 1 h b a . , --. i.. ' ''' f h • ' ags en " ga aye een isposed of ast in the range 0 t e euotations, and 600 Dear to the eoldier's heart it ; and it might have reached its ovvner, if indeed the 'London. ' , trust - Oa' 'Meat ti)o theie ateaeures st i a y, . aPnrabati'm a had a gun; they were runuing, one following the ether; wit- bags of Maarities at for Mer priees. The only' sale in Foreign consists brown-Ma - trifle, byauction, at 27s 6d eta cwk-The sales of Are the tented - aeld and battle plain : lady would ever , have got it, through a very different •my lenits Comissioners uf the A ltniat , ,,,waose instnwtions /les s said, " Oh, mamma, there are two inen ;" witness's go32‘l„a2sis'aeVare confined to 60 puns of good Demerara, at 20s id tr cwt as to the futute disposal of the nieu,l,443l , anxiously, await. BUt far more sweet is the hope to •aeet mamma then said, " Oh! they are gone to murder aour father !" ' in. tbe watehonse.-C T 1 ) OFFER. :le sa.es comprise 7a caelcs Jamaica, ' channel. BuhPather Keenan, in his baste,.like the Pisa- " I remain, .ar.'..-,ta, ii as s witness her mamma alit servant went out of th 1 • e. louse to- 60 bags Demerara, ana a snaall lot of St. Lucia, at irregular prices, but The battle done - and thea , lo re won - a-. - , . , (Signed) " ..i. AL liAmiLloN. ' ' . . With his own true love again, - eisees of old, to make known his good deeds, and to ex- .. wards where her father was; witness saw the men ; they were no alteration can be noticed in the quotations; 20 balea of fair Mocha And never more to part-never, oh netier !• - hibit hie Roman phylacteries, is really entitled to no cre- "C. Wood, Esq., 31.1 ) „ Admiralty." in a crouched position, running away ; witness , had not seen her- so r ld t. At 67s er ewe By recent acconnts from Jamaica, the tirst arrival .. o . he emw-crop_cannot reasonably be expected previous to the 20th dit at all in this matter. It will bee - Omitted that no man ......... . e , father at this time •- lie' was lying, at about three yards distance . Sweet to the soldier's ear . , „ ,of April, by which period accerdinr , to the resent rat of leh hem where witness was, and the men had gone a g - reat way oar steels siill be near! exhausted. "No saltPs in Ceeo,t e ' s 300 o v rc r ls' , Are the rolling drum and the shrill war cry ;. ,is entitled ha praise for doing what Ile ought to do ; and THE ilt,NolillAßl.k AND I.EA ,: NED 'qE?l ,- _.: 'FOS.' Duet,' off; they were on the verge of the orchard . ; wensss then iinme- • et East•lndia Giaasaid r old at 32s 6d cift cwt.-200•bags 1::1ENTO a e t L, - . But sweeter than all, at the twiiight tall, Father Keenan, when lie returned the stolen property, -lir:s mderstood that are hiiii. nal !earned ipenibek for ' ;),• 7' 1 1 ) . - ~ diately found her father dead; (Miss Maguire was here Much end 100 bage black PEPPER at 4ad to 5d Irlb.-The only ask , ia Rtea . In garden tone, is the whispered tone simply did that which every man would have done vv-tio lits, anticieatinn the'poSsiliilits, ol' clefeal e c s ar •-•-. . • e tnis cnitnnil e(s ' moved and shed tears •) her faiher had distrained two of his 's 14 . 0,tce . wof Carolina, dressed, at 29s 4, cwt. duty paid.-The tran- Of his true love's Faintest s;gh, has the fear - of the law before him. If Father Keenan e• • , • ' ; e te 1 I -.' -1 i 1 has e . ,.e, ~ hi . nt Lett i.• sit 1. , .. % , ts ,to et Lie reeresematiee el , . 4 ' • s • , ) naetions in Rum consist of 130 puns Demerara at 2s lid for V cent. tenants tone of them was Patrick Keating anu the other lat and 3* ett to le 9 - i es ' ' As She draws her dear one eear-nearer, oli nearer ! the city of Kilkenny and seciosliaels the rresen ailr F. t -47 „allon for choice marks of high strength. • had not delivered this property, or if be had even I;nown th ,- • _. ~, . t , 4 _, ~,„ a .. ... t , el' ae _. r Loughnan) the Satuaday before he was murdeied; it was for • --- fbe publicfisaliss. of Tiat on Tuesday last vivre thinly attended, and a i ci ty t s respeUnlii y .eris . e I h . ' :he nesspapers of i.ail- Bright to the soldier's eye where it was, and who stole it, but said nothine ab t • t 2 , Ott 1 s kennt in make his itow, arm !•etire, ,n afters! the min awl leerned rent he distrained Keatine. only a very small proportion found buyers. The Commas which were Are the colours that flutter o'er him : and ir this should afterwards have been found out, the gentletnataaa opportuoity . or prittio , ,:; his desire in . to o - ' • aeration. • Mrs. Maguire, two servant ma id s , and other witnesses corro.: 0 chiefly of common quality, were mostly withdrawnmat l's to Is 3d ; a : few lots of Cant n But Far more bright in the warrior's sight belated Miss M.'s testimony, and identified Hie prisoner as one o Bohea sold at tald to 9ad. A snperior parcel of said father might have found himself in an awkward si- Wh% Mr. Sullivan is !he patty pitch& up o n i,, t eace a i ,„,..„„„ Twankay. brought 2s 711:1 to is 82d, Hyson is 2d, Orange Pekoe ls 9fd • Is the lowliest dower of his cottage power, , ' of two men who committed the murder. One of the witnesses, 'When his true love stands be:ore him, tuation vvhen Ilse actual thief was brought to justice. ' - in ihe sepresentation or lreland, that 4 h"..! "e 'WO "P l 'Y "e named Maui • '' to 2s Id. and Souclion Is 5d to Is 10 ace I' itagmald stated in reply to a question from- • 1 - • g , 1-d • hou. member fo. - t)ablin, ae know lot, whatever a e atay.siis- th ' d tt 16- h ' • ' .1 I - , „ ~_, _ . NDIGO continues in request, anti a few chests sold at improving eju ge, mt, aI. oue he witnesses.. tae murder ot Uaptam rices.-For SALTPETRE about Pe ~,, With tear and bluse and sigh-love4y, oh lovely! Father Keenan, therefore, is entitled to uo credit, on his pere. We ha ve mit hett,ll that there eas beet! a tiy al rengement ei •.th 1 f ".). 1 • •- n • c , . 0 ba,s sold at an advance of 6d to part, in recovering this lady's stolen property. .. ag,une tie , e st o s ov. 83 , 1, he did not give iniermation of ser cwt.-CAssIA LIONRA has also improved in demand, and 500 And soft as silent night made tn secure a similar retinal fur the col leaeue of 4 1. r f nCon a h 1 - h • • • -• , a" a.- ~ it till the 2.ad of last month: being in dread of his life to do so. ' chests brougbt 6d 4, cwt hio'her -350 boxes of Saoo ld 1 so at 4s, and Ts the soldier's sleep 'neath the cloudy sky ; But it is evident that Father Keenan has n 1 I If o yla OP . S 011. ii I. l! anticipations in respect to tne case necire tee s , 1 • ' • -• i eye' a witnesses were eatimmed in oruer to prove an atiut on a .. - - • 200 baskets f G 36 r ais aw a . o AMBIA S.O ... , ewt.-A few chests of LAC DYE But softer to him is the eye all iiiut, : done his duty, unless - he wishes to be accused of some- "Dalai'. committee oe rulls borne our.-ilfarnine l'ost. the part of the pi•isorier. t steady prices.-About 5 tops of tine aloenea of PEARL SHELLS, by auction, went up to 105 s cir cwt. And the g - olden hair, and ihe cheek so fair ' thing not very unlike an attempt to compound a felony. AN A r. , :is-A s xER ';7' INH Ell 1,...A .9tE.-A u incur:igible heeler, Tue Chief Justice charged the .111 •y En rce ' lat' the . Drewoons..-With the exception of about 60 tons of Campeachy Of the vision that wanders hv He has returned the property, it is tine, but be lfts not named Daniel :lead ',tits tcsterday caarged benne F. - te ' , air- evidence, he d 1 h - fV I - - e " It mg 1 . , , we ton t e staie ot ts unhappy , country, w len Loatvotm being sold at full prices and 25 tons of lid N • ICARAGUA His worn and weary sight-softly, oh softly ! ' low, lssq., a local tiagist rate. ,I' lieasington tent) sorcitinn the family of the Fitz:Teri:ll4ls could, throl-wh fear, be prevented WOOD at £l4 ef ton. the sales in Other description7h - tllought peoper to say who is the thief. Hear it, reader, e - - . e aye been very . alms aum police censtaide AV inl:eap, 'a . 15S, it bile aassioa , from coding fotward fur the ends or justice. 'Llere they beheld trifling.-The TURPENTINE market is steady at last week's prices . ; ___ the miscreant is allowed to be at large, after committing 1 .• ,•• , a nes elieb-eieet, ta.eusingten, (irk 5...e.1 in ;is: cute clothes. Toe the unfortunate gentleman wel.erine in' blood-they - saw the 1300 brls of fair Wihnington 'have been sold to the trade at 16s 6d. . Nothing done in American TAR., nor any alteration in price. -The de THE TITHE CONSPIRACY-THE EXEMPLARI s 'a daring robbery ; that Miscreant may be planning other pi isener, on whotp a consideealae eure in (-allies moues was bereaved w ldow and the 1 ' -• h ' • .. un iap . py orphan-yet, t, ough witnesses mend for Montreal Pot Asnes has been very limit d• d • ' - prices nave depredations ;he may be stealing, cheating,doiye ever lunl in a tswer e. , y .i * , , to questions by . the magistrate, acknowledged to the deed, the murder and its ho. Tors remained 'confined to even Way 6d to Is tP• cwt ; 37s 6d tio 38s has bee: ' an PRIESTHOOD. accepted for a few he had ireer e liegga r all Ms life, iir, as he iernied it, thing which is dishonest, and yet Father Keenan, "in he ,vas themselves from the Ist or Nov. IKII, to March, 1836. parcels. The sales in Montreal Pearl Ashes have been very- trill' g, his ecclesiastical capacil vis not at liberty to disclose" "ar alms-asl; es ie inheritanc,e," his rather and asethee having The Jury retired for a short time, and returned with a verdict and a rednetion of 6a to Is le cwt. has also taken place in "thern in to When Doctor Murray assured the Bishop of Glonces- , = - ' ilia he is. Indeed , Father Keenan I Well, then, we follooed that pioressilW previoes to his birth. nsle said, ;hat of guilty. whicht our quotations axe conformed.-A few hundred Wilds of New * Yark FLAXSEED have been disposed of at 65s to 675. and 200 quarters " ter that none of the Roman Catholic clergy took part in • ' ' although he tied beer ie almost evers gaol iu.the 6 ingdow, ne - The Chief Justice (putting the black cap on, wh;ch caused case little for y our ecclesiastical capacity • it is of no cinib , e ill beast oi his .nonestv, neve , having 'mei) comanitted deep sensation) then passed sentence uf eeccution on Patrick r e e O n d m es a ss e at a s t 6s s . o - s l t n o C r i,o V i f l o a r s o sy , a s: d m E 3 s s in to all sales of American have . thp areti-tithe consph•acy - , lie lied surely some eenivoca- • - ' ' 64s for new red.-A few importance at any tune; and we care as little for your fo- an. offence 'lune serious Opel begging; but he regretted Keating for Wednesday. '•' casks Philadelphia QUERCITRON Bank sold at 10s.-No alterationtin then iit which he satisfied his ow,s mind tha - , if confronted rows of secrecy which you pretend to have taken ; but that, ohei al! his ex perieuce, ,he sholdil have so oemeaned Mtn- Keoting acknowledged his crime next day and confessed feat Bias' WAX.-HtDES. The aales are confined to, 428 dry saltedßrawil With ri':Ots, lie could escape exposure under ' the mere let - this we tell you, that you have only done half your duty self as io " catch a tartar," by beggin g a a poti,eina,, in pri- he was the person who shot Mr. Hill, ageat * to Mass 1) ' y• awson, at sid to 6d, 200 Salted do, at 40, 30.1 dry St. Petersburgh Kips at 911, and '7O Bast India do, rubbed at 3td 4aa tb:-In HORSH HAIR and OAK 't - ' • ter, . tough not the spirit, ot his aleelaration. atm' and that you ought not to shield this thief, for . Whoni . ' Yale clothes. Zle was committed to hard labial: for foul teen and was hired to shoot Mr. Scully. - BARK there are no transactions to report.-The sales of TOBACCO con- Y " titles otherwise could he venture such an assertion, and yet feel 1 .. she i an anxiety, from that publicity which he so well .AUSE. TH . F. IRISH TITHE BILL AND THE APPROPRIATION CT ' SiSt of 40 hhds Virginia leaf„and 46 hlids stemmed, and 13 hhds Ken tucky leaf and 50 lihds stemmed; '25 hhds of the leaf were taken for ' pretend to lie o Christian prelate, in the race of occur- , .deserves, , If the least reliance can be placed upon Lord Melbourne's imp or t 5. Ireland, 20 lalids (iecluding the Kentucky) for exportation, 50 to 60 rences (and they are or daily example) as recorded in the ' iii by ie pu ic prosecutor, as conservator of the property Word, "•the appropriation clause in the Irish Church Bill is to hhds of the stemmed for re-sale, and The remainder were disposed of following rrom the Waterford Hail :- he given vp absoluiely, and, without qualification, or equivalent - to the home-trade; the market is firm, with but a limited denaana. . of his Majesty's subjects, ought immediately to call Fa- AFRICA. The following are the circuinstances under which the premier ---a-- , "On Sunday week, at e ttoume Catholic chapel, not a • bun- ther Keenan to account and compel him to reveal what Tinley Purcell fm Afric • r a, with aOO cks palm oil, 130 t harwood, , has given this his assurance. A genileman whom the adminis- MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE, 410 eleih'ants' teeih 4ck 2 cks bees' wax, H J Sanderson, and dred miles from this city, the officiating priest addressed the lie k o fl's r b ' H - nwso t it o bery. ere is a thief, a housebreak- tration has lately selected for a high appointment, upon the It 11.1'Neill -Dk ' s °tun ' The business in Mediterranean Produce has been very trifling. congre.gation frotn the alias oa the subject of tithes a with a ' - er, a miscreant, allowed to go at large, yet Father Kee- principle, we suppose, that it is not prudent to be always in the Baimsrona has been a little inquired for, and 100 toas have been dis s stamp with his root, Ohich shoot. the edifice, he asked why they - EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, ia.c. did not act like his country wee of the comity Tippetary.• 'r h e. nen knows him, knows where to find him, knows, in short, wrong, wrote to Lord Melbourne to say that candour and jus posed of within the quotations.-Sanallnales in Sicily SmeAe at pre tice required of him to declare at once, that if ministers con- Allerton, 'Erafis, fm Calcutta, with abt 18 t red sanders wood, 1045 vious rates; 100 bags Verona have realized 6s to 6s &IV cwt.-MAD- Clonmel calendar, perhaps ; eould explain his meaning. Ile the whole story. That, however, is not our affair ; but ....ADDERS have ferred a favour on him in the expeetation that he would support bgs saltpetre, '2114 bg,s sugar, 22 teak planks, 600 bgs linseed, 100 bxs DER ROOTS continue dull of sale.-A few casks Dutch AT recommended a tithe tneetirg, which was held last Suoilav in we tha ktl ' t f n te pains sor the above paragraph. " •hr it ' • 1 • r h cassia C Fletcher and co-7 chts indigo 2cs - 11 t oclo 5 bls raw ob " the appropriation clause, eit e i princip eor in orna e , ' , St P ee g ° "1 ' 0 tained 55s aii , cwt • and a small paroel of Turkey GALLS 1059 V cwt b't 50 I hi 11 M 1 t £59 10s_ . the chapel, at which one or our couoty magistrates attea-d'erl. Wh 1 y lave we not more of such announcements? It must disappoint them, as he could never bring himself to'ap- silk. 2 cs i f , eatr i atets, Order-1 cse conts unkn, J Hasekien-1 prcl - t u n i n 9 1'Z a re i La s a a ou ea . re ju ra n t s he ar r e to s o o re d, ce y ag n_q ' - for a liet a v'toundland Co tr n when the usual inflammatory speeahes were delivered. At, anol is meant to be enforced by the statement we have copied prove of slleh a measure. Lord Melbourne's reply assured the r e n s t e s s u und i :ies, and 50V-AlB . 7 . Lb a a. e f , l a co ttv, R elita i tad c rcl , ,i, s u_ri e p f n a n tliTr Oit: ; some busincfL i has been done at l E3,s M IL to £36, and the forme then Roman Catholic chapel, not many mites distam From the rices refused for 40 tuns.-In other descriptions of FISH OILS little r above, on Sunday 'age the priest exhorted his anaitory aots to that the popish priestima exercises a beneficial control writer that he need be Under no concern upon the subject, as tippets,l bx books, 1 c.sepreservee ' ,l7'M Duncan and sOn-C1 Dk orre ; the lower qualities are wanted for export, but the limitaare at encourage Kerry meo amongst then}, as it was one of those who over their followers-and the proceeding of Father Kee- • minisiers had given up all intention of pressiug the clause, Blake, Thompson, fm Bombay, with 550 frazils coffee 982 bls Ihf present toe low. to produee buainess.-LINSEED 01 . cis in good request either in form or in principle, or proposing any equivalent pro- ble cotton, 100 bls senna, D Gibb-322 bls cetton, 31 chts 'gum arabic, had sworn against Flannigan, who was lately executed at our nan is put forward as a proof of the fact. We ale there -1217 hls cotton, 22 chts al o'P shells, 17 bales at a small improvement in price; pale RAFE cont e 'nue dull of sale.- v'sion Thus the matter stands I ord Melbo ' r • Daniel and Dickinsoreas rne s ye acay In PALM Oita there h,as been little er nothing done this week ; a fur county gaol, -- for ;he murder of Mary Mullowney; a crime, b • - 3 fore entitled to believe that whenever a robbery is perpe • ' • • 4 u wool, 10 ehts gunas b; - r C Cockerell & co-56 bes a N - ' a g ils, Duckwoith ter import of about 250 tons has been received the principal a t the way, he which the . unfortunate man acknooledged the jus- - is, however, but frail security in such a case and therefore we and s co-35 bgs corm, ' J Stubb r bls o c t o t tton, Dudgeon, Balleny and trated by a Roman catholic, the stolen property - reaches advise the friends or the church not to relax in their vigilance, or 1 T Tobin 2.19' hls c sold before arrival.-Ota of Tuareaema rneets 'a ready sale. p In tice of his sentence. We aever hear or a eolume of sernions s le w c o s o r i l i . i 6 r .i i p mi, 30 csr3 Ham/ and Flax we have nothin a i/ to report,-But little has been done, published by any or these gentlemen; such a work would be a the hands of the priest-but what becomes of it ? This or in their zeal; for if the sacrileeious project be now given ' °--4° es cast b' ° 280 ps ivo - ry, 8 Ins 35 117%1 qr cs gum are. lc,. irITALLOW, and purchases may be made on rather-lower term& i desideratum in morals." is a grave question, which Father Keenan ought to be - up, or be even given up hereaftei, they may he w e ll assured that 301 bgs galangal, Dirom, Richmond and co-223 bales cottor, 1 4 WPS it will not he given up of good will, but surrendered to that redwood, 20 bgs pepper, 9ee wine, Order-e Dk s irT , - . - . , - '- , , , •. , ' •. •• . - 7,14-i 4 Upon the foreeoine we have to remark that the con- Prepared to answer. Either he or his coadjutors must be . 1 si e vietlance and that zeal.-Standard I4'EST INDIES AND MADE/ RA. • . , LIVERPOOL COrrON .MARKEI, MARCH 18. f duct of the magistrate, who is said to have attended this very negligent of their duties to the community, or their 7,- - r , ' - i4OSS OF THF JOHN THOMAS 0 , F BELFA. . .. L . : , . c:r.-13, tire l'ertiaed Atlantic, Edgar, fin Demerara, with 299 Itassug,r,, 30 pns rum, The demana, for American Cotton in the comniencement of the s anti-titles aese ,, i'.ily, requires investigation ; and now 'floCks must be the most immaculate set of people on the (N . A . - ) a sa r : ' • ,ertzser. ‘se learn the loss or ihe barque :telly Thomas Sandbztch, Tinne and cia--Q Dk week . was_ vetsseatensive, and an advance of ad per Ih , was fully f that the qiippress:on of Oraneeism has criven leave ror a face of the earth. We leave the public to judge of the of Belfast, from Quebec, 'or Belfast. She waS ranee in will? 6 ' Y Litherland, Ilawkine, fra Barbados, With 16 Ines arrowroot,394lds established ; since when there has been a continued steady b,usiness b 51 tcs 60 bris su g a r , Heyes, a LXi i ara . tail m rd co-34 has. arrowroot, G tieing by-the trade, and our market closes flrnily at the above improve- e display of EVEN-HA NDF,Ii JUSTICE, we trust his dismissal most likely alternative. the North America, (Capt. Churchill) or tile IN;P is: ovember, ' 3 pkgs sundries; on, 4 - rireut, and at full prices for other description& Spe.culators nave taken i from the commission will niark Ilse government's eense of In conclusion, we beg to hint that Father Keenan and io lat. 43. 45. loog. 42. 1.0., a complete wreck. She sailed from G ° O w e r"r"ogn , Potter, fm Belize, With 135 lgs mahogany, 14 t Inwood, E 8,050 American, 200 Egyptiari, and 100 Maranham; and exporters 4(10 c bis misconduct. The second anecdote, recorded above, ltis worthy brethren be their avowed practises may in- Queltsea . iiri the 25th Octolie,a_ was o v er t a k ea l a a ga le on the ehaloeer-8, bls earsaparilla, 25 sins cochineal, 4 srns cpchi it 'ay when a heav : sea sve er ' • • • . • ' a noars 10 • ' • ' • am! in tw i . srns Indio, acs ietd-goods, Order-Q Dk . neal dust, Americas', 750 ,Surat, and 700 Bengal. . ---......-,-----___ I volve themselves in rather an awkward predicarnent ' -f • -b IN " , re' ) 'Ptli • net iss, iS too atrocious to he readily credited. We rintibt it, and / she filled. - & here were theo sixteeil persons to? board, hut eight fi,VITED STATES. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, hope it will be satisfactorily disproved.-Dublin Even- when they least imagine it. It is probable that here- of • ' l' •• rla ' ' - whaarawere trine a ell tatien in wait la tbe a:' - orth America, Mi 1 with 476 bale's tt IT .- Arnold, frn Charleston, .. co en, -agarty From the 1211 i instant to this day inclusive. ' s ing Mail. after when a robbery is committed, the police will consi- ' ttlithey bad beeo ivitheLlt ?Mill PO butt. days, trod had hat' en-• ano a e ni r a an ' ein-285 do, Order-14 do, Johnson, Grainger and co -K Dk SALES. IMPORTS. ' 1•1•111•1111=1 der it their duty instantly to proceed to the houses of the 'neehest - esslt water to drink ! The captain's name was NV oh Spermaceti, Longford, fin Ni‘w Orleans, with 877 bales cotton, W ' r Pateriart , .; . .* h a d his wife t/I) hoard, aod op the first day taet aryl J Brown and co•-e 201 do, W Oxley and co-4 do, T Wilsoa and co DESCRIPTIONS. Prvsly 4 nis - This Prv-sly. 1 popish priests-and wkat Would screen Father Keenan this Year Week of the week. Week this Year 152 do Order-P Dk THE IMAUN OF MUSCAT. , died in ants other's arins in the cal • ITh • i ••ti e sat le - _ . . .on . e Old e 1%.-AS I I ~_. _I. - • 1'63 b . from a clarge of b . eing "art and part," should the stolen lindoo, Bacon, fm New Orleans; with a alea cotton, Baring, ' day' washed overboard anti droaned • two wee died in the fore- 1 Sea Island Georgia ..... 2460 2 . 20 '2l (b - b 30d - 13ros and co-680 do, W and 3 RrOwn . and eo-K 1)k The magnificent, d b I • I d . • present ma e y t Its n ian prince ••• • • property be discovered upon him, before he has found ,-- castle, 'tad the same night three other • '" ' - sot eaposure aaa iaiinae• Moto,' Wl.nsor, fin New• Orleans, With 1813 bales - cotton, T Wilson Stained Ditto 7BO ' 0- 0 7334 86243 a 95530 14900 9e - Ilt either time or courage to restore it to the lawful owner.- in the ttiani.toie They had seea vessels every (;av of the e'e‘en and co-W Dk . Upland Ditto ll to our sovereign of a ship of war, carrying seventy-four . 8i - 101 Edinburgh Evening Post. they had ueen or tee tv reek, 'tam or .. bid. (a lirig) made three Tecumseh, breams', fm New Orleans, with 1a77 bales cotton. T , Ahthaina• '' I 2.390 5.40 a 11 14'41 67833 (- . al - # ,/ ' guns, is a circumstance too remarkable not to make all • tacks to gel to then?, but night coating uti, thev Sao ilo (Uwe o f WPson andeo-W Dk - . Mobile New' Orleans . . 68130 10100 91 - 129 f] the details relating to it acceptable to the public. This e her.-Cark. Consi;itaio,l. SOUTH AMERICA. 14# , . Pernambuco - 1 1714 - Stan vessel, which is to be called the "finann," at the king's BRITISH COMMERCE WITG EGYPT. SOCIETY rot:. PROMOTING CHRISTIAN Ti.NOWLF,DGE.- The Jane Prowse, Prowse, Im Valparaiso, with 2117 bgs saltpetre, Order Arieati and Ceara... • 1 li, - 121 3 elitaligs wool . , Gibbs and Sona-G Dk Bahia andMagado... •• . 12560 • 620 10 -13 820 5195 h express desire, was in the first instance named the Liver- -- annuat - meeting', of the Manchester and Salford Dist' ict C.oin- pencil, Wilson, fm Savanilla, with 10 his cotton, 2 t Braziletto Maranham } 10700 950 • I t ill __.- R i i 1676 5577 pool, and, according to the description,of nautical men, ALEXANDRIA Vele 1.-The following is e translation of the elittee or the Society for proniotin: 4 Christiar Kthevtedge ',us wood, :11:19 t fustic, 6a les unritted wood 1024 salted hales Order.-100 / a is one of the most splendid sea boats /16•er constructed. finnan addressA to the Pacha of Egypt, tinder date the 24th held oo Thursday last at the Towii Gall-the Very Rev. the salted hides, I let bali - Im tl' 2 t* Is' 'd •' I' ' ' ' Sawginiietr . o ii, sic - s woo ,6. ,gs stunted wood, J Para 80 10} - 0 of Oecembe7, 1835 :- Warden in the choir. A report, drawl , up by the Rev. la. J Morgan-P Dk Peruvian ' 20 0 - 0 609 o Her burden is 1,852 tons, and she was built at Bombay ~ ._ • kinson was read to the ineetina • • • Par h. „ . an, v s e e tet t ar_. ) %, ~ ~, , ha . ats , e ' Waterwitch Newby fin Zanote Columbia with3ao f ' a t ustic, 333 Demerara and Berbice, 310 •-101 g : 3 219 238 a . "To the illustrious Mehemet Nli, Paella and Governor of Salt 11 al • ' h ''r '' ' ( ' .) 270 in 1826, by the East India Company's builders, of tl ' net able lo ond room for this able document. Pam. it we learn said et,. , _ II t i s, I drnotass.es, Is-ers, Inane and co-Isoo cokers nuts, Barbados, . . 1 10 718 el le Heeet and of the countries adjoining thereto ' t -Q Dk Common West India.. . 94a I-90 • 9a - 0 P best teak, and in all re.spects on a similar scale to the ''''" • ' • • • -h ' - -'. "In recta% irg this noble aria an tour tioyal 1 - Th/fines's will that the annual suliscriptiuns are. this year, 1 - 2.-320 is. fel.• B t '•-• ' II l' f A '‘"h 7r b e sta, eu .n, na , raeaa, wit a, a aas eettop, N Cairns-K Dk La quayra . 3810 • 570 91 - 101 9tlo si same class of vessels in the royal navy. She was broright know what FulloWs. The 'AnibaSsado ' r - Fs • ' '• • while those of last Year were only a:. - 25 I f3s. 641. Last Neat the atraordinars and Minis . Carthagena ... - 0 • S P. 4 LAT . AND PORTUGAL. lo e- 0 to England with her entire masts and vards by Captain ter Plenipotentiary from the 'Court or Great Britian, sesident number oF Bible.e Testaments, Prayer-books, and' Tracgs., is- . Smyrna • Rithy 00l • 7450 940 13/ - 15# sued from the Depositary during the past year, has twee nr6,559; ,-,e-_, a s • fan Lieboa„ with 2 lids.B (it eks wine, J RTudov-1 hd Po;yptian 3767 Iv Cargan, six officers, thirty-five Eeropean seamen, and ai Constantinople, Lotal Ponsoniry, a perstrauee of great this- - (I ° , ta Awdrois-Tko; 4s 40, T Stayert-sa,hds - Iqr csk do,- E Arm- S" t d Madras ura an - 8 . 1 C 961 5811 el i inetimi :tuning the grandees ef the C h risiia ii train' , an increase ()ter the recerlina eear 014 V--/e -Arles th nation s (may ai s a a • • • •P . -_‘- • ,' '• e stronia-al h do, D . Ellisori-1 lal doSaV '4" -I e 4 kI "0 . masa-- pp qr csc o, a Bengal - - ...... - 6 878 2395 one hundred and eig - hty lascars. The report of these of- ' seadina of the report e distaiesioe took place aa to the aniaupt - n . p a. .), ~ , . , ,a al acne, s , a . , a . a . _ cats 14e ii r ems era pna.s, Ortler-1 hachst do, said Captain-51 ehts 209 death be ha •at I uas -earesentell to us in an r rri• Per public sale this day, , Il ficers states that she sails remarkably well, and possesses - order at Ins government, that lal els the authorities este- re mones in be remitted to the pare.a si,crete: and ri tsis ula- 'as ehtealoslie telle'stirk.fvtontl, '3" Ati.lallt9l-1:11 empty casks Lloyd and s t j .a sland every good quality that can be expected from a ship of ashes, lit tem at Beirout have hirelered several English mer- niately iesulved that the sun. of I:2tXt tie seat 'lli tire seimial 4les Gunien-Ci the • ' • •- s a -' s" ' - Stained Ditto. at - , signs of the society. A series al' resolutions were' afteraveids • EU 4 ROPE. Mapilta, &se 3O 109 - 0 that class. Besides the vessel itself, and,all its equip- chants, noenniy feram sh;ppitas the silk which llies ree: poialrased, -• ment, tile Imams has presented to the king Iwo horses • burever front v: itlidrawiies it Faun the (mods or the sellers, and p" ssed, " t o t he efreeti 'that all appliefitions' for bookeai soliatrila ps pine apaaer. a c ea 9 , Enterni. l Si , ' 1;inlolpli1i, fin Ihollii fa 4:3 • l I 'l , ' r d I 266770 381,0 -________ ________ _-____. sc 35762 . IS 030 and two mares of the finest Arabien breed. One of the lhat thi (-"l'ee'''ll"" ahich wonld 'cud to the esaibUslittleni liy ers prices lie made te the seeretaries,,ie the form prescriLegl tty :3... - • c',;:deal endi,2l c o'lk pipa'alsrity4 a l'itialathwoca, Steteart Maned B Dk hi your iligtmees.of a , nonepoly in sit the 21s1 rule and that no biaaks le• delivered fron , the De msit- co -I cl 9 ipars, sc la ileal eats, 4 fins nate.von.-1, salcl 31a:ster k, Fetters Engl:sticioninelt a-, . ~. h a . . -• . - 1 , Monday Evening, 21st Maich. horses is perfectly black, without a single 'white hair, and 'in cunt rairention of teeaties, and the eapease te the 'l.ieticlstiip ary eit out such - application, sieeed itv a sulealeber: that eo -........--„,.......-......... Since Vritlay the sates amount to about 6,000 b 1 ,a. . , . ' - aes to the trade, at ol the other is a pure white or cream colons. The (slack ehich exists between the Sublime Porte and the - Br i tish subscriber he allowed le receive' hooli's front 'I he Depositary a , • "-- . Friday's quotations. Araiaian has ihe property, it is said, of going without , government. The Ambassmior nes deinanded a - finnan which op the terms or ihe society after :. F,eoontl a ear'a salisetiptioo /5' ‘1 : 1 ) l Op tAg - Itittrlttgrn rt. ' , water for twelve or fifteen days, which is considered the l' shall command you to cease Crron mid ing anY restelcl;ols ripi . in - . - .. . , . has become dne ; that the snlacnnunittee be requested i#C direct' - , - - • - - ' ~ - r• .e, , - TV T ;11 T 1 T 1 el V --:::---------'--.---'.-..--- --•-• li' The magnificent present made by this Indian prince to our sovereign of a ship of war, carrying seventy-four guns, is a circumstance too remarkable not to make all the details relating to it acceptable to the public. This vessel, which is to be called the "Imam]," at the king's express desire, was in the first instance named the Liver pool, and, according to the description,of nautical men, is one of the most splendid sea boats fiber constructed. Her burden is 1,852 tons, and she was built at Bombay in 1826, by the East India Company's builders, of the best teak, and in all respects on a similar scale to the same class of vessels in the royal navy. She was brought to England with her entire masts and yards by Captain Cargan, six officers, thirty-five European seamen, and one hundred and eighty lascars. The report of these of ficers states that she sails remarkably well, and possesses every good quality that can be expected from a ship of that class. Besides the vessel itself, and,all its equip ment, the Imaun has presented to the king Iwo horses • and two mares of the finest Arabian breed. One of the horses is perfectly black, *now a single 'white hair, and the other is a pul.e white or cream colour. The black Arabian has ihe property, it is said, of going without. water For twelve or fifteen days, which is considered the greatest proof by the Arabs of pure blood. We are not, however, obliged to adopt- this fact literally and to the full extent. One of the mares foaled early on the voy age, and the colt, of course, became the pet and play thing of the sailors during the remainder of it. The ac count given of the Irnaun himself is, that he ;s a very handsome and Fair man, about forty-two years of age. He has been For twenty-four years at the head of his go vernment, to which he succeeded on tie death o f hi s un cle, and has managed by a series of judicious measures to consolidate his power. He has a standing army of ahou, twenty thousand men to defend his territories in Arabia and Africa, and has twelve sail of ships of war, from six ty four to ten guns. He has been constant in his irt taehment to the British government, and in perso n ac companied both our expeditions to the Persian Gulf against the pirate states in that q ua rter, on which occa sions Sir W. Grant Keir and Sir Lionel Smith, who commanded' those expeditions, received . great assistance from him. His liberality to the British nation is no bounded; for, on the arrival of any British ship of war at his port of Muscat, he supplies them with tyater anti fuel gratis, or any other refreslunent that there may be a difficulty in procuring. He is extremely popular with his subjects, who consider his rule very mild, though highly energetic in his intercourse with other states. He givesmuch of his time to his navy,and.expends the greater part of his revenue on that branch of the service. His Majesty has expressed hiniself much gratified by this present. It appears the vessel'entered e. Portsmouth har bour on the sth instant, when, the moment she anchored, the Britannia saluted the Imaum's flag with 21 guns, which the Liverpool immediately returned; and at eight o'clock on Sunda_y morning the British ensign was hoist ed on board the Liverpool, and the ship delivered over by Captain Cargan to Sir F. Maitland, and by his Majesty's com mands (in compliment to his. Highness of Mu sca t) sheii4namd , the 4 f,lrnaum." , It may be a circumstance worthy of notic e that the Liverpool is the first ship of war belonging to nti Indian prinCe that everrotmcied the Cape of Good Hope--- and is an eyent that may lie fe garded as peenin g i interOotirSe with f t P to an extensive commercial l ighness's dominions in Arabia, Africa, and Persia, w s h; this c e. 6u 4 t ;s i trang e to say,. is little known' or appreciated by rY; hnt of which Amer cans are not ignorant, - there being, on the 9th of-ros," appear froth 'the fact of frigates in Bombay harbour,' ,cl e i rrt e tuber last, two American from Muscat, after end eavour i n n,rtentbe e y had just arrived cial treaty with his Highne ss t he Imati stablishi a commer rn: "To the illustrious Mehemet • Pacha and Governor of Egypt, and of the countries adjoining thereto. " In receir leg ibis noble airman, your Royal Highness will know what nilfOWS: TheAmbaSsador - Is7ltraordinarY and Minis ter Plenipotentiary from the •Court or Great Britian, resident at Constantinople, Lord Poesonby. a personage of gr ea t ills iinctien :tunny , the grandees of the Christian nations (may his death be happy f), - nas represented to us, in an official ny order of its Kovernment, that lately the authorities e,ta idished he sou at Beirout have hindered several En;4lish mer chants, noLoniy fro - ei shippitig the silk which they tee; pat, based, but evee from withdrawing it from the hands orthp, sellers, and ;h a t thi s opeeeeding, which %Timid tend to the eslabrih , ,e-mi'll your tlighnesscif monopoly in silk, letters Engl:sh etomneice, in contravention of treaties, and the e-Teuse o the :'riettdship which exists between the Sublime Iforte and the British government. The Ambassador has demanded a airman which shall command yin , to cease from lithiing any resteic in . 's upon the commercial operations of English subjects in any of the countries the .governtnent of which is confided ;o you; a n d i n a sithsequent note, in which he has reiterated his complaint, he has stated ;bat the government of his Britannic Majesty mantled as its right a finnan which should • cause vim to alt s ;ai e immediately and completely from any berth - 11'4,i r•rere»et- with English trade in alt the States confided to your admit , iat "'the coinmei vial. treaty between it t v empire and Great Uri tamp, stipulates that the English, and t h ose who. art , tinder the English banner, may ,ride in the Ottoman States, and that with the exception of gu npowder, and other articles of war, when the Saglish merchants would ship on hoard their _vessels atty. are, tides arKna-probibi;ed — inerchandize, on olislacle whatever should oft•offeted to them ; awl that if ;he authorities of any part of the empire where the English he carry'ng on their trade should introduce. in opposition to treaties, any innovations of a nature to prejudice them, such innovations were imme diately to he suppressed., This being the case, that which.has taken place at Bei rout, in whatevermannerit , iiayhaveoccurr e d, is a veritable contravention of existing treaties. you must' besides considet that trade is the occutatioe of the great ma iority of -Englishmen, and that it is our evident duty not to fetter it. " \lv supreme will then is, that the English should be pro tected From the difficulties in question, and from the terne g I, y which they are menaced, in a manner inemullattbl with exist ing treaties.- --With this object in view, f have sent this t;rman, nn the receipt of which, actirg with the prudence and ju,l.gment for which you are distinguished, you will make known to all - whoa , it may concern the orders which it contains. You shall absolutely forbid them to interfere with the speculations in silk which may be entered into by. the English merchants, and you will take care that these merchants are protected in every pos sible manner, and you will take the necessary measures to faci litate, as tar as in your power, their commercial operations. It is for this end that I have written, and that I send you the present firman. When this finnan, to which your obedience is due, shall reach vett, You will hasten to conform yourself to it, and trill add faith to - the holy symbol with which it is decorated. " Given these first days of the month of liamazan, in the year one thousand two hundred and fifty one." SOCIETY roc PRONIOTIiiG CHIUSTIAN - KNOWLEDGE.— The annual Meeting of the Alanchester and Salford Distiet'Uoin foittee or the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge ' , as held on Thursday last at the Town I - tali—the Very Rev. the Warden 'n the choir. A report, drawl , up by the ttev. R. Parkinson, was read to the meeting: and we reeert that we are nut able to :ind room for this able document. Ft•oir it ire learn that the annual subscriptions are, this year, £329 Is. toil.; while those of last year were only 6s. 6d. Last year the number of Bibles, Testaments, Prayer-books, arot Traets, is sued from the Depositary during the past year. has beep' 56,559; being an increase. user the preceding year. of 4, - i96.—Afte' the reading of the report, discussioe took place as to the amount of money in be.reinitted to the parent 'society; and it vas ulti mately resolved that the sum of £2Cgi up sent the .4i2vs of the society. A series res•o!utions were afterw , rds passed,' to the effect, that all applicationslor books at •ei 4st rib ers prices be made to the seuretaries,,,in the form prescriLed iiy the 21st rul e , and that no husks he delivered.from the Deposit ary without such - application, si!rned by a 'subeeriber; that - e-6 subscriber he allowed to receive books fruit' 'the Depos-itary on the terms of the society after a seeond year's sahsctiption has become dne ; that the sub-committee be requested in direct their attention. tti the *mit ion of the soeietv's'dersts, by' gra-' ruitoos . gratlts of hooks and tracts, anti that They Innpl, We i'Net to make such grants wherever they seem likely' to be beneficial. Thanks were voted to the officers 'for the past rear, and to the Warden ror his services in the chair, and the unremitting care with ullith he watches over the interests oldie society —Man eitester. ersirrier. tt:E. IN URA NSGATE.—A destructive. fire occurred on .Thrirsday n:eht in I» . etu:ses accepted as a ealender-house by, an , i Co., Shepberd's Court, Leans ate. In forma!imi of the, disaster was cox:eyed to the town's yard about a emu ter lie s 'er n'ne, and 11l,r. Rose was speedily on th e spo t with the Niagara eng i ne, fdlowed hr the Thetis A third en gt le, the Water Witch, was also on the ground, out was not h!-eught info play. Some difficulty occurred la obtaining a siTply of water; I hongh the remises stand almost on the brink i‘f the river, it was 'net available. One engine was supplied from a ping at the corner of St. Aleev's Gate, whilst the other rt;pes had to be laid to the Fish Market ! The wind was very and when the elidues were brought to work the [lire had obtained such a head as to appear very alarmir ' r; the farce of the wind way ue ltd ell the Fact that eiellels of the fire' were carried as far as he Collegiate Otrurch on one side and Shwiehiii on the other. The fire issnprosed behave commenced in the patter store, and to hare eeminnuicated to the coolieg stoic and the ca , emlering rooms, all at the top of the building, eat by the almost superhuman eil'erts of the firemen, it was confined to those parts, the lower stet-les of the building being saved, with great quantities of goods witich they contained, and which were in great measure carried to roljaceat premises. The salvage must have been to the extent of many thousand Founds; as it is, the los s w ill amount to two or t h re e thousand. ile premises and stock are, however, insured in the Phoenix and Sun offices. About lialfpast ten the lire was mastered, bet the engines continued to play until after one. . Much 'wean-. venience was felt at the outset from the 'greet pressure of the crowd, bat about half-past nine a company of infarCtry from the Regent Road barracks was marcttedto the grotind, and s-übse quentiv maintained admirable order. 'I o them and t o t h e fire men much praise is due for their ccoduct. The intrepidity of the latter was the subject of remark and admiration. Mr. lose and four or five of his men were actually uhder a part of the burning roof of the premises when it fell, fortunately- without either injuring them or carrying with it the floor lieneath.— ./Tanchester Cltro 14C le. FRIDAY, MA:ReEtiS:—Noon, Wind ARRIVED OFF PORT—Tecumseh, , frorn Nev Orleans—Li tiler and, Hawkins, from Barliktos: The Louisa, Trooper; and the Lan - Oast), Nicholson, hence, at Derry Bazaar, Homan, hence, at Beaumaris, for Boston. Erin, Morgan. hence, at Cove. Appleton, Sharpg, hence, at Janviea Solnster, Body, from Aux Cayes, at Cu,:::haven. Matilda, Roilzet, frOrn Antwerp TorThis'pOrl, at Ramsgate, lost three anchors and cables in the Downs. , -• The vessel on shore near Formby Point is laden with flour and butte% - LIVERPOOL CORN E clte 7011). s t 1 9 English, new red, 6 8 ft 7 2 Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. new white Db. old • 0 0 .. 0' 0 Svoteb, white 0 0 .. 0. 0 Do.' red Irish, new red Do. old 6 0 .. 6 7 Do. hew white Do. old 0 0 0 0 Dantzfg, red I)“.,white 0.. 0 0 Stettin, red 0 0.. () 0 Do. wh,ile 0 0.. 0 0 ConigSberg, xed 0 0.. 0 0 Do. \Atte • 0 .. 0 0 Riga& Petersborg 0 0 .. 0 Odessa Russian, bard., ! 0 0 0 0 Canada, red 0 0.. 0 0 Do. white Bonded Wheat RYTeimp. qr. Vnglish .ai d Fnre)go,, Iree 0 0 0 Do.'in bond 0 0 0 a B,l it l l 4 Y, , mp.qt.. English, Aralttng 32 0 ,35 0 Dr ) :Grinding,6olb 3 10... 4 1 Ir*,l l laltifig, do. 0 0 .. 0 0 Do: Grinaing, do. '3 13 .. 11 Foreiga, (1.. p. do. 00 .. 0 Do. 1 1 - Choi - id ...... 0 0 0 0 o .vm•clif .4511), !English, new .... 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. old ........ 0 L. 0 0 Scotch, g.-,e new.. 0 0 0 0 Do. old 0 0.. 0 0 C.CHANGE, MARCH 21. INCREASE OF THE NAvY.—During the last few days orders have been sent round by the Lords of the Admiralty for the immediate enlistment, at the various depots of tiverpool, Portsmouth, ere. of able-bodied seamen, on apeonnt of the in eres..sed supply granted .hv.parliament for equipping 13 ships in his Alajesty's are instantly, to be put in connnis sion, and whose destination it is supposed will be the M e di_ • terrurie•ln• BANK nF ENGLAND.—Quartarly average. of the weekly liabilities and'assets of the Bank of England, from December 'l5, 18 i, to March 8, 1835, inclu.ive, published pursuant to the act 3 and 4 William IV., cap.•SB. ASSETS. Circulation .£17,f39,06 - Securi ti es . .£29,,8 , 16,0(10 Deposits ,. 15,965 QUO Bullion ...., 7,701,000 £31,703,000 HIGH COURT OF JUSTICTARY, GLASGOW.—John Arthur, a ehvntist, was tried on Wednesday last on the capital charge of attempting "to commit wilful the raising." In the month of September last the prisoner effected an insurance against are to the•amount'of a sum considerably above'the value of the property insured; and on the 29th. October he attempted to set fire to his shop by leaving a burning match near some tur pentine and other combustible matter. After A rthur had !eft his shop the light was casuaby - observed by a watchman, who, on entering the premises, found it near 251 b. of gunpowder, lying in a heap ; and a g rent ea riety of other combustible articles, so arranged es m leave no doubt that they were intended to be ignited for•the purpose of desiroying the property. insured. The prisoner was found unilly, and, sentenced to be transported fur life. Ile was only twiiittrtbree years of age. i.SU7,QGQ Comm, March 15.—The Unity, frorn Rio Janeiro, was in contact this morning with the David, from Newcastle, and had he; fveniast carried away, with other 'damage ; th'e David had her jibbirmm sprung and 'burrs daMaged. sd sad 2 so 211 00..00 30—.31 OATS, 45tH. Irish, n. kilndried Do, old do. Do. prime, 441 b .; Do. do. old Foreign, free DO. it bond PEASE,4* imp. qr Eoglish, white white DRANs, imp. qr E nglish, new.. . 39 0.. Do. Pigeon, 014, . 01r - 0 .. Foreign, free Do. in bond 0 0 .. Irish, Tiek,c. new 35 6 .. Do. old OO 0 .. 'MALT, pr imp. qr English • IN JUAN Coert,Lm.gr. Red Ff. 0711., eur : 28 0 1 1 5- I✓/N-lish; fine . • Irish, .os,new 30 0 ... 64 6 Do. - fibe Amefican. tweet, per bri. free Do. in bclnil Do• sour, free Do. in bond Canadian, free Do. in bond 240,1,11 English, new .... 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, new Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0 ti RAN. 24Th 0 11.. 1 2 0 0.. 0 0 o 0.. 0 0 0 V.. 0 0 44 0 CO. o 37 6 0 o 37 6 00 0 .. 0 0 26 0 .. 27 0 19 G.. 21 0 26 0 .. 27 0 26 0.. 28 0 19 6 .`. 21 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION AIARRET. MARCH 21. There continues but a very limited business in either dry or pickled Butters. For Pork th ere h as b ee n an active demand for export. Beef goes off steadily for stores. Bacon is in fair recoest. Laic) ari a R ams are 'uavaried. ' s. d. $. kl. 92 fif 91 0 Apr cwf t 87 . 0 90 0 • -- 88 0 0 90 0 92 0 —. 93 0 94 0 81 0 92 0 84 0 •90 0 -- 88 0 90 0 92 0 00 0 -- 82 0 84 0 87 0 M 0 88 0 00?1 88 0 04, 0 97 6 102 6 per tierce. 165 0 110 0 --- PORK • Do. .4 ox, nosy .. 42 0 44 0 per cwt. Do. o'.(1 Pay limo 54 0 58 0 WPT Do LARD.—Firkin 56 0 58 0. Bladdereo . 0 61 0 BUTTER. —Belfast, new Banbridge, new Colerain.. Sligo, new Derry, new Waterford, new Limerick, new Cork, new Do. pickled gds, •new Do. dry 3ds, new - Newry Do. dry Ist, new Dundalk Carlo*, Tim BEEF.—New Prime Mess 'New India,: .. Afi ARCA 22. I Bg6. PII.,I„CES OF SHARES, LIV EItPOOL, MARcit 21, 1836. ---- Liverpool Coal Gas ..... Per Share 350 0 0 . Liverpool New G as an d C o k e Company, .... £lOO £ 170 0 0 New Shares; preinium £SO Liverpool and Harrington Water Works .... 467 0 0 Bootle ditto •.. . .. 330 0 0 Exchange Buildings ...,...., 167 0 Q Liverpool and Manchester Railway 4 ipq paid 267 0 0, Ditto Old Qua,rters 25 66 10 6' , Ditto New. Quarters .• • 25 ---- 65 0 0 Boitop and. Leigh ditto Ditto Warrington and Newton ditto - •,--, 168 0 0 li:yon and Leigh ditto - 110 0. 0 Wigan Branch ditto , ,• •• • 1 - 00 ----- 128 : 0 0 Preston and Wigan North Union Lioe dit1a......,„ 50 -.R., 75 0 0 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto..,.. . ,. . 100 ••••••- 25 10 0 ' Leicester and Swannington ditto. 5O --- GO 0 0- Manchester, Bolton, and Bu ry Railway and Canal 48 85 0 Q Leeds and Selby R a il way Grand Junction ditto 40 ---108 1,0 Q ..., , London and Biriningham ditto..... .... ........ .... 53 /Al 0 Q Birmingham and Gloucester ditto ~.,........., .. , ... 5 -..— .• 14 0 0. Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 North Midland ditto ........ ~.... 5 --.• 13 lA, 0 Midland ditto Edinburgh and Glasgo w ditt o . 3 " 1 1 , 11 02 —p 5 0 Edinhuwgh, Leith and Newhaven....... - 2 'l' Ir London and Gravesend ditto ~ 1 --. 1, 0 0 Bank of Liverpool Baoik of Manchester •,• •• ,• 85 --- 35 0' 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank .... ~. .. 15 ---- 23 15 0 Commercial Bank of Liverpool . 10 20 0 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 26 14 15 0 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO 20 10 0 Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 0 0 Ocean Assurance Conipany ...., lO • 10 0 0 Northern and central Bank of England „ Union Bank, of Liverpool 10 16 5 0 Commercial Bank of England b--- 7 2 6. B:Ae.nhead Ferry o—o 0 0 T rades awns' Ba n k is 1 1 0 RICHARD DAWSON, Share Brok e r. ___ . , lELEGRAPH OFFICE, MARcH 21, 1836. Wind at Holyhead, West.—Blowi og very fresh. Off Point Lvnas, inward-bound —No. 15, Hesperus, B 8, (bas,a at 3 30 p.m. --No. 529, Prince Leopold, )3 B, at 4 30 p.m. (bas a pi t 4 Off Great Ormshead, inward-hound —No. 648, throw, B filallolll. at 11 30 a.m. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. feciivalx, 4c. MARCH. U. M. Tiiesday 22 157 Wrdilesdy 23 229 Taursday 24 a 7 Friday 25 354 Saturday 26 459 SUNDAY 27 627 Nlo9day 2B 759 213 15 fi Saturn rise# 9h 2m e•en 248 14 3 'Saturn sets 7h 16m morn 328 12 5 [Hil. Cam. T. onds -423 10 10 Lady' Day. Ann. B.Vadory 536 glO Oxford Term ends 713 9 9 6th &wily, in Lent. P ll 4q; 8 :11 ' 10 7 Jupiter rnies 91143 m morn _ SATITIMAY, MARCu 19. —Nool 7 Wind South.—Pr!sb. A r lllVED—Theßeiscy,,Heulin, from Aricata--Carron, Putter, from Honduras. SAT LED—Etilgiletn, Romer; a nd 2.:,:ikrewsky, Callineyer. for Elsi nore—Hercules, Hillstroorn i _lot Revel—Mary '..A.nU Webb, Lloyd, for Calcutta—Tar. Breeie, Ntiples, &c-Combatant, APlCenrie ; Dal. inOrnock M'Farlane ;' &trete, :Mal 4 sluill'; and Alfrod,'Pheever, for New York Margaret; Tucker, fur Stlikotal, N Teasdale, for Trieste—Victoria, Foulkes; and Apnes, Poster, for Barbados. 4e.i--- granuille, Taylor. for Bostok—Fortfield, Sly, for CalouttaElizabeth, srown, for Alareilles—Archimedes, Winsor ;, & Abbotsford, Mitchell, for New OrlOans—Jane, Bartlett, for St Thomas, -Water Witch, Blitcher; for Messina—Priscilla; M'Renile, for St John, N B—John Creig, Reny, for Savannah—With:int Rathbone, Brown, for Africa 13Nrojewei,a,Lork.t,ifuoirc6Coh—arilrasltiofanzliusa,lcielett,y, Campbell, fortlif4 co__r h m a e n r n ar a a G -41 i 4i1 ; Sebum, for Rotterdam—Luey, Bishop, for Jamaica—Buoyant, Perry, forTlambitrghfloward, Sparke, for Pernambucornylna Cornish, for Leghorn- , -Swallow, 'M'Kean, for Newfoundlanti c irefly, Easter, fur Clonstantinople—Emma, Picket, for BOmbay—Ellen Clare, Turner, and Hunter, Sterry, for Genoa, tte. The Pearl, CroShie tind Jane, Irvine, hence, at Barbados. James Laurie, Fincllater„ hence, at St Thomas's. Cordelia, -, hence, a Laguira. Lunuun, hence and Trinidad, at Dardanelles. Mary, Tucker, hence and St Thomas's, at do. William, Edwards, hence, at Smyrna. Delos, Harvey, from Constantinople, at do. Sea4ull, (packet; from Falmouth, at Barbados. Sarah, -, from Sierra Leone, at St Thomas's, in distress. Mauney, Jones, hence, at Leghorn. Mary Catherine, Colborn, hence off Tuskar, sailed 13th i ns t an t , f or New York. Derwan, Kerw,an, from Duzgarvon, for this port, at Holyhead, with loss of mainboom.. ISabella, Auld, from Savannah, at the Clyde. The Litherland, Hawkins, which arrived .here yesterday, was fired tby a piratical schooner two days after leaving Barbados. ' TheOdorick, Vale, sailed from Port-au-Prince for Falmouth, 16th January put back about the 2Gth, to caulk her upper works, and would be ready to sail again early in February. DOUGLAS, Friday—The Agent for Lloyd's has just informed us, that during the gale on Wednesday night, the schonner Aid„ of Down, Patrick, John Smythe, master, from Strangfeird Lough, for Liverpool, was cast on the rooks of Langness Point, and has gOne entirely to pieces. Part of the vessel's stern and small boat are washed on slore, but there is no appearance of the crew or cargo. On the following morning a bulk of wreck was observed passing Douglas Bay, which is supposed to have bran part of this unfortunate LONDON G. ST. JAM The King was this day upon the Hon. Fleetwo& Royal Navy, Companies Bath and Military Knig Guelphic Order. ZETTE.--FRIDAY, MARCH 18. EES'S-PALACE, MARCH 16, pleased to confer theironour of knighthood d Broughton R e y n old s P e ll ow, Captain in the Fn of the Most Hon. Military Order of the ght Commander of the Royal Hanoverian March 17. George FowIer, INSOLVENT ( 4 roswenor-placia, Commercial-road. London, rope- maker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry Peirce, Birmingham, victualler. BANKRUPTS. William Mackintosh C , Liverpool, victualler, to snender Mch M g r. Booker, April 29, at the Clarendon Rooms,' Liverpool rr . Solicito a rs r , Mr. Booker, Liverpool; and Messrs. Roline, Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn, London. HegekialiNorgolk, Manchester, brewer. Benjamin Bolsv,ell. Bradford, Wiltshire. carrier. John Heaseman, Union-street.Southwark, James lleskins, Cannon-street, London, wipe-merchant. William Gilliam, Hißarn, Yorkshire, butcher. Thomas Upton, Birmingham, hatter. Henry Makepeace, jun. Bristol, victualler. DIVIDENDS. April 11. W. W. Peirce, Northampton, cabinetmaker--April W. Last, Nlunster.streot, Regent's-park, Middlesex, coal,-merctraut-.., April 8. R. B. Bender, South-street, Grosvenor-square, London, wipe merchant—April 8. T. Bradshaw, Mincing-lane,' London, wine-mer chant—April 26. T. Want, Barbican, London, builder—April 14. T. Savage, sea. Red Lixua,street, Clerkenwell, London, watchmaker— April 14. 3. Polfreman, High Holborn, London, licensed victualler_ • April 14. J. Dubois, Brown's-lane,Loudon, silk-manufacturer—April It 3. Nevin, Seven Oaks, Kent, ironmonger—April la. J. P. Neale, Bennett-street, 131ackfriars, London, booltseller—April 29. T. Wive, Hollinwood, Lancashire, cotton-spinner-April 15. J. Trevethan, Bury St, Edmund's, carpenter—April 28. R. Kilsby, Donhead St. An drew, Wiltshire, victualler—April 8. W. Bishop, Cheltenham, mercer —April 8. J. Perowne, Dickelburgli, Norfolk, grocer—April 1,5„ W. Carr, New Malton, Yorkshire, linen-draper—April 8. J. Colbourne, Sturminster Newton Castle, Dorset s hi re , merchank,-April9. J. Keyse„, Abersychan, Monmouthshire, grocer—April 8. H. Downing, Smeth wick, Staffordshire, iron-master. GERTIFICATES To be grankod, unless cause be shown to the eoutrary on oy below the Bth day . of April. Y. H. Fisher, Trafalg ar-square, Charing-cross, and Cheater-street. , Grosvenor-place, London, scrivener—W. Whiston, Birmingham. smelter—J. P. Harvey, Bury St. Ed mun d s, malster—.T. Baly, How. ford-buildings, Fenchurch-street, London, wine-merchant—W. Ed son, Irchester, Northamptonshire, buteher—R. W. Falk, Vine-staved, Minories, London, ehoeol ate-manufacturer. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from. the returns made in the week ending the 15th day of March, 1836, 39s 2id per cw t ., exclus i ve of the Duties of Customs paid or pay able thereon on the imonrtation thereof into Great Britain. I I R.T 11S. In October last, at Calcutta, the lady of William Rushton, Esq, 9f ! son. daug On h te Su r. nday last, the lady o f C aptain Henderson, Mill-street, of, AIM . 's On Monday, th e 7th instant, at IMED St. Nicholas Church, Mr. .10/li Brown, fishmo ng Wood, vulcaner, ear. lte of Manchester, to Sa ra h , d aug h ter of Mr. James On Sunday, the 13th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mx, William Jewitt, optician, to Mi ss Ell eu Chatterton., On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Joseph John H4Ver to Anna, eldestdaughter of Mr. Henry Ridyard, Mansfield-street, On Wednesday last, at St. David's Church, Mr. John Heirs, to Mrs. Jane Molyneux, of the George the Fourth, New Haymarket. DMp, - -- •At Creech Range, near 'Wareham, Mr. Abbott, aged 100 years. At Axminster, the relict of the late Mr. E. Bucknole, aged 99 year 5 A few days ago, at Ormskirk, Mrs. Bierpark, aged 44. On Friday, the 19th ult. at Frome, Thomas tlolledge, aged 89. A brother who survives him is at present 91 years pf age, his wife 86, and a sister the same age. The deceased li ve d d ur i ng the reign of four kings, and was in the - employ of the Messrs. Sheppards, of Prime fora . of fifty-six years. In consideration of his faithful e e ri g oci gentlemen pensioned him off, seven years ago, kindly , services, long esthes p allowing him £l3 per annum. On Tuesday, the 23d ult. at Newyork, Mrs. Marion Woodrow, wife of the Rev. Tbsepaas Woodrow, late of Carlisle, England. This afflict, ins ai,spensatien was peculiarly severe. Mr. Woedr ow arr i ve d i n t hi s cis, bat a few weeks since with his family, consisting of his lady, her sister, and seven young chiklren. Hearing of a vacant church, in Dutchness City, Mr. W. repaired thither three weeks ago, leaving his wife and family well. She was taken ill soon after his departure, and died suddenly in a land of strangerS, on the night above mentioned, surrounded only by her sister and children. The affectionate hue** was only apprized of his bereavement when he entered the hpu i ae his return,—just in season t o a tt end her remains to the house for op all living.—New York paper. arridaY, the 4th inst. aged 29, Margaret, youngest daughter of On Mr. Edward,Molyueux, wheelwright, Blackburn. Saturdey,the sth inst. much regretted by a numerous family and a large circle of friends, Mr. Ralph Partington, miller, Limekiln lane, aged 44 years. On Sunday, the 6th inst. at Kilrush, in the county of Clare, of water on. he chest, Mrs. John Kean, greatly regretted by her family and friends. On Monday, the 7th inst. aged 35, Mrs. Gaskell, relict of the late Mr. Peter Gaskell, painter, &c. Finch-street, leaving four orphans to lament her loss. On Tuesday, the Bth inst. at Anderson's-buildings, South Shields, aged 105, Mrs. Mary Mitekey. She retained her faculties to the last. On Wednesday, the 9th instant, aged 107, Mrs. Elizabeth Fawley, pf Braunstone-gate, Leicester. . She was a native of Warwickshire, and had been a widow about seventeen years. She retained Tier fa culties to the last in a wonderful degree, and appeared to suffer com paratively little from the effects of her almost patriarchal age. Her sister died a short time ago, between the age of 90 sea.d.loo years. On Friday, the 11th inst. aged 31, after .a protraoted illness, Mr. Wm. Cain, pilot, second son of Mr. Archibald Cain, beetatese• He was much respected by all who knew him, and has left a wife and two children to deplore their loss. Same day, at Edinburgh, Hugh M`Queen, Esq., Writer to the Signet. He had been in confinement for temporary derangement, and, having escaped from his keepers, precipitated himself , from a high window and was killed. Same day, aged 24 years, Margaret, wife of Mr. W. A. Wigley, and second daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Worthington. On Saturday, the 12th inst. at the West Derby Workhouse, I,ow hill, Mr. John Lavery, aged 39 years. Same day, deeply regretted by all who knew him, Mr. John Joplin, of the firm of Messrs, J. and J. Joplin, wine and spirit merchants. Same day, after a long and painful illness, which he bore thin fortitude, Mr. Iticliard Quirk, at an advanced age. On Monday, the 11th inst. after a long illness, aged 70 y ears, Elisa beth, wife of Mr. Wi n . H aw ki ns, late of Warren-street. Same day, aged 47, Mrs. Martha Gledhill, deeply regretted by her numerous friends. Same day, at Kirkdale, in his 61st year, Mr. W. Cook. On Tuesday last, in Falkner-street, Mr. Joseph Dentith, aged 44. Same day, at his seat, Lees Court, Kent, the Right Hoe.. 14eacie Richard Lord Sondes, in his 44th year. Same day, at Hackwood-park, the Right Hon. Lady Dorchester, in her 81st year. Same slay, Mi. John lleliie,.warehousemea t , aged 45, couch respected by all who knew him. On Wednesday last, aged 40, Mary Collister, a rt good ,and faithful . . servant for twenty-eight - years to the late Mrs. ()blase% of Xing, street, Same day, at Barnsley, in the 19th veer of her age, Ann Agnes, third daughter of the Rev. R. Willan, M.A. minister of St. Mary's, in that town. SaMe day, Haenah, the wife of Mr. Thomas Bowman, joiner, Car vendisb-street. Same day, after a long and lingering illness, in her 32d year, Mary - ,„ the belovedand affectionate wife of Captein Thomas Rimmer, of Aber dovey, master of the brig Susaiinah, deeply regretted by h er re l at i ves and friends. On Thursday last, in her 75th year, Elizabeth, rel4d of the late hitr. Edmund Holt, Lime-street. Satre day, Thoinas, third son of the late Mr. Prancit Ashley, of Frodsham, aged 38 years. Same clay, at Fairfield Hall, the seat of E. D. Falkner, Esq. aged 76, Elizabeth Hatton. She possessed the esteem and regard of the family, in which up wa rds of fifty-two years of a lif e o f f a i t h ful attach ment:had been passed, as well as that o f h er QWII relatives and friends. Same day, aged 24 years, Margaret Emma, third daughter of Mr. Cheesborough, accountant. Same day, at his residence, Seacombe, Mr. John Wilson, late of Lord-street, upholsterer. On Friday last, at Kensington, aged 83, Thomas Watki nson, E sq. On Saturday last, at Knowsley, Mrs. Ann Whalley, aged 48 years. Same day, at Everton, Ellen Jane, second daughter of the late .Mr. Andrew Dodson, of this town. Same day, Mr. Joseph Lacon, solicitor. Mr. Joseph Williams, tailor, Roscoe-lane, aged 40 years. On Sunday last, at his residenee in Pembroke-place, in the 4lat year of his age, Mr. Robert Taylor, thi r d clerk to the Comptroller of the Customs ; who, during a period of 27 years service in that depart, nient. acquired for liiinse f an tndisputed character for integrity .e usefulness in his official capacity ,and which met with the approbation of his superiors. Those who have had to transact business with him will long remember the urbanity of his mariners. Same day, in the 61st year of her age, Deborah, the beloved wife of Jagnes deeply regretted by her family, and a large circle of friends. Yesterday, after a long illness, Thomas Christian, Esq., Surgeon, of this town, deeplylamented, in the 62d year of his age. • r I CI PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVF;RY TUESO.AY AND FRIDAY MORNING, BY .ILICHARD PATTISSON, At No. 4, Noirra Citzscs:vr, CASTLIZ,STREM Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. 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