The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-27 00:00:00

le l ..,.. ~.e . . • . - ..*. . . . • .... r.- . • , . • . 4,- • . . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ' -.- . . . ...eameemmermsemenessiesseesamemaeoenemassisseametesameterwmeetraznewameaesicee-awareasessweameemateseetweesmcaaseatewee ,se .... _... ~ a . _ ~ ....am _. a • ~. . ...... ..... _ .. ._ - __. _ - _ _-- m _ e _ _ ___ CONTEMPORARY PRESS. THE CORN LAWS. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY'S'ARCTIC DISCOVERY on the western side there was e fine open (+sweet. o hiels the iimpotls. . , . ___ EXPEDITION. Esquimaux assured the party extented all 'simile to the south- ' ' , THE ELECTION PETITIONS. (Prom the :Myr , rig Iheold.) ward, and so invitine was the proapect in that diteetinn thet, —memo— . The Sao reiterates its dentineidtions el the corn laws-de- 1 . ! - w lively interest which the Britials public have for such a had such been his object, Mt. Simpson would not have hesitate , ' ' If - EST INDIES AND MADEIRA. , (Ewa' tho Leeda lotetigencer.) Braii,,t, (c 277, T Gibson, from Jamaica, with 252 hds 51 tes 6 lids po nunciations, which our conte!nparary, *ith becoming tnieleety, letiel it of time manifested in I los e fut teem disetivery of the A retie a moment to prosecute the voyage to Cook's Inlet in his skin The sittings; of the Hull Election Committee, which admits that he dims not seek to nese on n •reaammieg and facts" regi•ms. induced the' Hudson's Bev Cie:elm:lna te dett•rtnitie on canoe. The natives informed bfin that whalesi wei:e ituuseselie sugar, 28 tes 3 brls entree, 24 pns rum, J B Yates and co-6 hds sugar, YiF were expectesl to continue throueshout the Easter reces", --denunci itions, therefore, (as mey be sioe,oeed) e s e u ee- eat l ippoo an expedition. sesielv at 'their oan expense, and coin- to the northward of the point, and seals'were everywhere ei.ort- 3 tommaym , -le do, -I Cropper-30 do, In pits rum, S`Pereivail-10 Po . hils sugar, la and T Willii-2 pns rum, T Gillhanks-15 tes•cotree, 2 t it ( haire been, for the preseet, rather unexpecte:lly inter• eeedinmy 11,11.1114,ns dmeription. '‘ Here is a s:i;npte:- . • p 'sod tif their (ten officers and serv'ents, with the view of eta- ing an - ton , ihe ice. fostie. W Wilkinson-el t loewood, 1 t fustic, 51 dr hides I cse stuffed I. me ropted. "We are co!ivinced, by some attention to the ettlijeet, anti j deal - out-lug to complete the survey of - the northern shores or It was high ,vater between one and two n'cloels ai in. and p.m., birds, J B leatr , s and co-C•11) • - Y ' When the committee mPt on Monde)/ morning, the the example of the cern law advocales. Viat reasonirty and jacts i• the. A merican Coutinent e ' - the rise of the tide was 14 int•hes, and the flow came Irons the Cheshire, (376) W• Cater, from Barbados, with 495 lids 5 tcs sugar. I are alike throte.t atea yon the eepediency-Inongels, who ea li 'rhe formation and enuipinent nf the expedition were entrust- westward. Observatitins were oloained which determine the Barton. Main and eo-73 do, S L Trotnian-6 dn. (Mess, Bright and e „' cheirman, Sir Georee Striskland, arinonnced that he li el e themselvea leo) the belief that to skit out a eupply .of , ed to Mr. Simpsim, the resident gevernor, in the spline of 183 G. position of the landing-place to be in lat. 71 (lee. 23 min 33 see. lO n do, J Wits , on-1 hie do. 3 pkgssuccades, order-43 hgs coffee, 5 Mtge , m s, received a latter from Mr. Frederick Dundes, one of the i s t r , g t, j u an .. , . , . dto lay irapedeneuts in the way of our - shipowners and 1 hat ge.nteman on hia arrival from Englaud at Norwav-Imuse, N., loom 156 deg 20 min 0 sec W agreeing closely with the o t (empires., barton, Irlam and co-I pkge arrownset, order-te D Lc 10 .1ohustosme. (4,16) T T Spelled-. from Demerara, 375 hluis 2 tees sugar, mernhera of • the cammittee, stating that in consequence inerehant ' s importing what cargoeS they - like, and it) the way of Lake' Winnipeg, ' in the month of June in the same vf.:itr, beat observalions of Air. Bison. The - n, I • midtlino adieu tt) tileir (rood- gn4 l, s (l 6 s h s h u d g s ar 73pr , l 3 s ir r v u j i n n. 1 . 90 puns molasses, eetidhe?h, Titiee al . m , or the dangerous st ite OThis mother's health he bad to our manufeeturers exchanging their cotton Minh for the corn up for voltinteer ' s for this arduous service. Two active and en- humoured and admiring entertainers, the - party set out on ' their co l -all bales cotton, Bantle, Le Ir am co a hi , leave town for Brighton. Under the circainstanees it of Poland or Prussia, that novv to inflict a palpable injury on terprising: leaders, 'Messrs. P. W. Dense and 'llsomas Simpson, return; - bales Foreign cotton, J Winder and co-1 Inul Itladeirm wine, C 8 L a the commerce of the country, will be at scene future thne of and twelve iron, were itnmediately selected and forwarded with They read:heaths western mouth of the Mackenzie OD the 17th Parker-4 cases sundries, order was impossible to proceed, as the Grenville act prohibits benefit to the• eo le " ' the necessary supplies to Port Chipeasayan, Athabasca Lake of August, and Fort Norman on the 4th of September, from J e a a n n clo i 7 0 ,12 5 974 J, j l ij u t r e r h o i t ri m s 0 a n n ,....f 4 r o p m a ek la a a l r e l 8 ) a I d ) o r : s e e ; n 3 t 9 ,. .1 ( 1111 D cl saug a r , T ' election committees troin ecljhurning for a longer period 4 t' ri; t i e i L P P • r,' t , • t• 1 ,1, I - Robert Seers e°11) 1 " , :icol. sen. from St Thomas and Puerto Ca . corn taws, Len te n tee reasoning wince we eave mimed, where they passed • the Winter of 1836-7. Imm•ediately after whence their report is dated on the fellowino day. -i , • than twenty-four hours, or from proceeding . win] toe in- he good for aught, are to be deprecated; because, they " lay the opening of the navigation sin the' Ist of June, 1837, the From Fen Norman they wete about to trocee'd to the eilstern bello with 'Cron; S ' t Thism'assetrsretd goodA,Z,tnits . appnril,.l bt C 0,11: to , tents ' tinkil ortler-(from Puerto Cabello) 42. srns Indigo, 1.31 Ids (i2a quiry committed to ,thein in the absence of 'any. one of impediments in the way of our 'shipowner's, mewchauts, and party started frotn•Fort Chipewayan in two small' loons. which end of Great Bear's Lake, - there to pass the whiter, from thence Vi - gs cotton, 200 dry o and e hides, 22 t lignumvitm, Ibx conts unkn, ' the eleven members sworn, unleas, upon report made, the manufacturers." they had constructed in the course of the winter, descended the haul their boats across to the Coppermine River, and resume The "iinpediment" created by the corn laws, is only the Sieve River, passed the western end of Great Slave Lake, their survey to the eastward at the opening of the navigation in ers, Janie and co-28 senS indigo, 6 lots sundries, order--289 t cop house grant pernission. As the houae now stands ad- per i n , re, Bolivar Mining Association-G D ' ig :t s if il tain, (131) J Peters, from Domingo,with 11351g,s mahogany, 13 , "impediment" created by all good gnvernmeut-t'ne " inapedi• where they were detained several days by ice and descended July next with the view of connecting the discoveries of Sir journed, the nineane:nhsre present (one of . the originat ment," in short, which laws are designed to offer, to the ex- Mackenzie's River to Fort Norm• n,.na ee: the; arrived on the John Franklic ati ' d Captain Back - froM point Turnagain to wood, 28 t liguumvitm, J G Tyrie-34 D eleven, Mr. Aluskett, having been already excused at- ercise of free will in any indivnlual or class, when that free will Ist of July. From Fort Norman a thev ' de ' sMatch ‘ ed two of their Great Fish River in whieh, from the activity and perseverance '.‘Flii•do(t'l())'A2?stiss)l''el;ps ,h4o2rst,os SWIM:AMERICA. • tendance) were obliged to adjourn till the afternoon of has for its object, the infliction or i•ajury ou other individuals or party, with two other risen lielongina• to Fbrt Norinan, to the of the leadet . s, it i ' s confidently hoped they will be successful. Trio, (211) W Bong. front Buenes Ayres, 10,000 ox home. R Catrlisle Ca the 25th instant, on which day the lonise resumes its sit- classes. Shie owners, and • merchants, and Manufacturers are, , eastern end of Great Bear's Lake, - for the purpose of erecting . „._ . .._ . _ me ned co-1000 mated - ox hides, Wright, Parlane arid co-From Monte an beyond question hiahly important and valuable portions of the a small establishment at whit+ they mieht take np their tings; nie,anwhile all the witnesses have returned into - •• - • - • . • ' - e i h is id Silir. 6 l o Jr s k a . l o te r d de d r- o 'l W OO r l i t g a t 4, P bt a r n i e e a a n n d d N e :s - s- • 1 16 5 i en t ry ; -yet, they are, certainly, not more important nor. qu:irrers for the following winter, and of laying siii a stocl of It is a fact not generally known that Eenedict, the composer Yorkshire, and then; is, for the present, a cessation of provisions preparatory to an extension of their survey in the of the new opera at Datiri-lane was a pupil of \Veber at the ton-GD Li ' ,: m lu t a n ble than landowners, and farmers, and agricultural la- leabella, (221) DStnith. from Buenos Ayree, 29-bales contenth un- M the enormous expences which have been going on for the ' holirera -to say nothijag,' for the present, of tnanufactui ing la- summer of 1838. 'l'llese arraneements being made, 'Messrs. - time he wrote " D r Vriee - chutz. ' " . _ known, J Green and co-40 do, Wright, Parlape and co-78 do order th hat four or five weeks. • % honrere whose well-being is intitliatelv couneeted with the well- Deese and Simpsom with the remaieder of their people, form- eem , / . Afl u A RwPouNDLAND FistiEtty -The banks of Newfound- -3 do, S A Brandeis-1 do C J end C Shaw-55 do Powai dat '3l - C Me do, J Appleyard-6 do,' It 13 • est and.eo-e do, D S ' inithLi c l ase e 7lo, ri 7, -' '133 d o 1 G r a e n e d n In reference to the genetal election sixtv-seven peti- heirtg of the population ene,aged in the 'ctiltivation of the soli. Mc a party of twelve in atl, continued their mute down the ez i t_s , ll s t u eil ( 1): , t it ti o ts a , n y r a ie d t e , 0.. P IV land r. ay be regarded us one of ;he vatindeUs of the world ; in Shaw, Vanee Tee ship-owners, and merchants, and manufacturers, therefore, Alack9izie, and reached Fort Good Hope, the most northerit fact thev are carses or vast alluvial !reels on the breast of the , tions were presented, and regarding subseqiient elections would have no social nor equ d establishment belon tin rto t •o itable right (if they entertaioe . . t. 1., he c mpany on the 4th, where they ocean, which allow man to reap without the trouble of sowing, - ox do ' ' • ' 359 dry -salted horse. 4 a s 7E' d7 l sLred ! i l l , do. It Best and co-3 tons horns, li C U there have been four petitions presented, nantelv, frouri . the desire) to force upon the comMunity, a commercial system, found an assemblage of Hare and Laucheoux Indians, from , • , . .. ~ • • . and most amazing are toe finny harvests they yield. Ihe hall Smith and co- e 4 tiger skins, 1 skin carpet, 1 box cigars, order le * Tipperary County, Devizes, Meidstone, and Sudbury, of which the result must be, the destriijtion of landowners, the whom they learned that the Esquitnaux had killed three of their cacwht on these banks finds its way to the most distant parts of UNITE b STATES. si making a total of seventy.one. Of these, eight were confiscation of farming, capital, and the permanent:debasement party a short titne previous, , which prevented the discoverers 0 " .• se cattle-thanks to the valuable ceudiment salt, and the ce e t em elm. ) E Chaffer. from New 0' • rleans, with 1353 bls cotton te diecharged for want of recoenizence, thirteen h3ve been of the whole labeuring populatiOn, manufacturing as well as taking an interpreter from that tribe. ' le humane policy that rendered it almost as cheap as water, and Humphreys awl b'iddlle=-P D n • , agriceltural. Itut our evening contemporary is not warranted On the 9th of July. they readied the ocean by tne most witlidrawn by the petitioners, thirty-one lieve. been de- applicable evein as seasoning to the food of cattle. In tbe Year Witham Ritchie, (415) J Rocb , er, from NPW Orleans A ith 4911 es . - se i i, n i a f a a samiog . th at sueh a system of p?licy ae it recommends, is westerly mouth of the Mackenzie, making its situation in lat. cotton. A Swainson-35 do, W . Adems and. Sons-170 d'o, v order-7e9 et 18a) nearly a million uintals of dried cod fish were expo - rted cided, and nineteen, including . , that from - Hull, still re- • your with the greet bedy . of shipowners, and merchants. 68 .deg. 49 min. 23 sec. N., long. 136 deg. 45 see. W. They fro N 1 . 11 d q d • 183: I hlf th b f In .MI min( an ,an in 3 a moot a . e num er o , do, J Holford and co-249 do, Humphreys and Biddle-11 do, VV and J - c. main to be disposed of. and inaneactirers: True it is, undoUldedly, that the princi- had proceeded but a short distance seaward when a party of , Brown and co-W D casks tilled with seal skins. In addition to these article* there .Cambri nre, (752) J Bursley, from New York, 446 bales cotton„ B . The result, as we have already stated, ia, that the con• ples or that pelicy are in high favour with a small class of Spe- nineteen Eaquitnaux went off to them from Tent Island, who were considerable exports of lted Bann. cod and seal oil, staves . , sa .. ~ Brothers and co-334 do, Ewart, Myers and co-147 , d0,'S and t u ,, servatives have gained seven seats and lost three, h i -e.ng culators, whose enoornous capitals enable them to *rut the shiswed anlisposition to be troublesome, but returned to their salmon. herrings, mackerel, tongues, sounds and caplins, the -1 Ashton-58 do, J Crook-64 do, order-10 cases I hale contents un- se' ts of the body of in Inufacturers and in tuts as encain meta when the fou the a • y m nd p fly prepared to defer knowu, equal to a gain of eig,ht votes on a division. The rela- m w , e i l v l e a n s e... t i o i , last a fieh so multitudinous that it actually colours the teeters 54 , 0 horn term. order--I1 cases contents unknown, Langtry "' eive what direction they I lease to a portion or ' our thentst i lecs if - tive streng,th or the two parties in the house at present commercial leeislation: True it is: troireover, that the Prin. coamit w ' as . .ver . ;le: L e o s:az ; i t ' l !' r h a p f r r o , e a re e ,: t o ( f )t) t s t c r t a i .ta a f l t :s o n in g Lies when it arrives on the coast. 'I he total annual value or the _ el e d o o — L b ui d ? , Fitzhugh and G i riinshaw-e2 do, Shaw, Vanee and co s - .T. Newfoundland trade may be estimated in round numbeis at two , phreys' and B . irc(lVe'r--11 d d 0 0,. , I B taBtAn r e n B h ;lan: t n oT i n, 1 c e, ° •o -- , al ' u l° l;te il r a a t n n d - . 13 , l4- 7 -,supposing the 13te Mr. Hart Logan to be replacer' in (epics of commercial police which find acceptance, also, cold, dense fo;ss. and strong headqwinds. On the afternoon of millions sterl Mae BUI this is merely the British portion of lne Alexander-24 do, J ;unary aed Sous-10,000 locust treenails, D Sel- et West S:iffolk by another conservative-three hundred with the whole mass or idle consumers-with the men, the I.7th they reached Poiut KAY, where they found another Iraffic, for the French and Americans elm) cure to an immense don-450 brls turpentine, Wildes, Piekers , 4ll and co-130 buts iron et and twenty-one conservativee, and three hundred anti whose means of enjoyment are increased in direct pro- encampment of Esquitnaux, and where they were detained by a . extent., and have not been backward in profitine by the advan. ore, Cropper, Benson • and co-60 bres oil," 5 pipes brandy, 100 bales T " h . d d . 1 • 11 . 1 S ls pirrtion to thirty-seven w igs an ra Ica s, inc ui ing tle pea - er. . the depreciation in value of labour anti of compact body of ea c•u '' POI' ' B • t'l th 14th ' • • - ic ''' ' 1)41: II P s a )' un i e ' tee . • l • •I • • d h • 1814. During the ; e es so impo itic ) pante to t ern in teene, 1171)f chests tea ( •t•- T II ' •P D , exporta too) - atton, jun all the products of labour! But the great body of shipo . wners, They continued their route till the 1711 i. when an unbroken Colossus, (375) J Wyle, from Mobile, 1200 bales cotton, Humphreys h in-ahore con rer - to the rules of honour ; tight the former fis , , t ). . . and iliddle-P D .................. merchants, an-1 manufacturers have, we repeat, no interest in pack of ice, extending to seaward, made them seek the shore in les d faith while the latter do mech in ur by throwin the Shakspeare. (749)J Collins, from New York e sl bales chtton, W and l' e l SIR FRANCIS BURDETT AND THE RADICAL the 13()IieY which exetts the power or enormous capital, and in- Camden Bay, near a large camp of Esquimaux, who received , a ,W e er ' 'o • • •1 y w - enc • g f all fish they take back int the sea. trout li .e it came. J Brown and co-127 do, A A Gower and co--5I do, G Wright and co e' PRESS. creases . , beyoud the power or calculation, the epjoynte.nts of the them kindly. In the afternoon there apoeared a mierow passage . - idler. • Th'lt policy has net benefited' manufacturers, merchants, of water through the ice, stretching outwards, and they rhe Newfoundland cod is the finest in the . werld ; ehe head is - 7 178 cio, Wainwright and co-6I 'do, Molyneux and do-131 do, J ' • smaller end the flesh isfiriner than' the species which frequent Vtatt, jun-23 do, J- and I) Ashworth-161 do, Bancroft and co-83 Tr ( From the Morniitg Ileral.l.) or shipowners. lilies, on the contnirynlessened their profits, immediately' embarked, Mut kid not proceeded ' above three ' , ' I do, T B Illackburne-el6 do. C 1 1 1 d 1 our own shores; not except ing the rock kind, and when eaten l a B nT o a . - , 1 T SLs o t o e i r , foh O t-65 do,. J ail!! The spiteful . ribtildry with which the. ministerial prints and increased their dependence on the merely moneyed class. miles from the land as ben the ice suddenly closed upon them,. D Stuart-132 do', R at'sd G Senn n in . the fresh state, nothing can be 'mire delicate, not even the so tinsparingsly asseil Sir Francis Bartlett, and all those Cur ehipowners are much less prosperous now, than they were squeezine one of their boat., which, with their provisions anti. bales contents unknow•n, 301 imrl; - turpe;Mine, 800 Ine: I. l fr . 5 0= s 30 , , salmminsole, or the celebrated white bait,. so much prized 6Y cases contents unknown. W A Brovim-1 do, A Taylor-1 'box do, H who beiog once refoi-mers are not now destructives, will before the legislature sanctioned the !Milieus scheme of regulat- baggage, they had much difficulty in saving ; and, b • • y means ot the membera of the municipality of London. , Itoose-2eo brletar, Platt, Son and co-el tees manufactured tobacco, ing the herne market e by prices in the inarkets of other coon- portages from one piece of ice to the other, the oars serving es • • . be best appreciatezi by a little calm investieation of the _____, Within) .. a . ne Brothers nd co W D . flies. Manufarttires and merchants also-exceptint , a Wilall britiees they finally trot on e laree 'floe whore they passed a ------------- -- --s - - ' - . ~ Laneashire, (671) T Alexander. from New• York, 1750 bales cotton, A , circumstances . under which all thia venom is engeudered en ee .• s e mber in the'fir - ' . ' ' • - ' • - ' '-' . ' - n . ' ' st class-have been fearful losers by the ado- inclemen, and anxious night. On the 20:1), they readied /I , ~,. , Baring Brothers and co--I 12 do, Order-56 de, Wainwright, Shells and : And . i . ' . p tten forth. Divesting the attaces to vvhicli we lien eyen , al ti a liv of those eemminicil rinei les - which de- F no , •11 . d13 - • •h I - • d ' ' • ' .' .. 47 -9tpptitg iitttittgzact. , I . ~ .. , . ~., p p ~. , . o„5 san a 5, ss en t ley were stoppe by ice and a I vtontat eaa e -seo Inds turpentine, Waddington. Holt and co-P D allude of that ex • • -* d ' h • . quistte tilt. an most s•coming sarcasm light the s srdid slut ot Joseph Hume, aud the calculators of his northeast wind until the 23rd, liavir•g on the preeedioo day • - • . --..<3 0 .—. Nimrod, (469) J Manning; front Charleston. '272 hales cotton, A Tay- O . lor--116 dm Hagan, Mag,ee and co-362 do, W Stuart-687 do, order- " which are directed against the years and bodily Infiniti- school. The interests of English shipowners, of English mer- made an ineffeetuel attenept to weatliCr'Point Anxiety. in which . ' TUESDAY, APRIL'24.LWinit N.E, • 2 do, the master-0 D ties of Sir F. Burdett, we come to but one direct and chants and manufacturers are precisely I tat; same in point of fact, they net rowly escaped with a therough drench - mg. The ' AantyEn.-Jolinstone, from Demerara-Pandora, from Barindos , with those of the Enelith farmer ' 'rile P.:nglish 'manufacturer . latitude ilstlOre Ives 70 di.c, 9•• ao „ e .. re de ~. • , nee frorn Asitsrerp-3nuo . Cox from Alexatittria-Nyverheid from min. --s ? , c. .s rom tuts Anatint. e ,.. li e 1 -, i ... , , , . . . .• . EUROPE ' Cli ' '. .--' examinable charge-namely, that in contending against n , -uantemoge, Bursley, fri,m New 1 elk, sailed 2d April - pper; (15.)) It Holland, from Smyrna, 40 bal A madder roots, 11 needs, aboYe all thin'es„ a gond ' home . market. 'rhe Enelish they tied tite satisfactin o r 'i d• f the Rocks . rope , ry, a wainet meanness and pusillanimity in the di- shipo i wners and merchaUts need, above all things, a coot] house MOUntaine to the west:ard 1 1 , ;(7, , e erhn [ 7: ai r l a z le e r t t lain, and rn;t. L . r4AILED --11 ( labar, Southward, from Bonilsay-Jumna, Iluxtaltle, hales wool, 42 tons valonia, 29 bags yellow berries, 99 bales cotton. 7eo rectum of public rtrisira, and ag,.3inst destructive princi- , netrket, and a ;mud colonial trade, tog,ether with a fie eien trade seen by Sir John Franklin, lint beine within • th'e Innit of his f 4 ") ::e , al l , l 7 , st n ta- for i e l e i r r, f , t z sl iis ti In i ( ty , l ) , ,, , I - ); st C 8r a t ° o n ( (to r d 1 } 1 1:4z: A % , i. 1 1.) t e i a r , c , l w ru o ( n•s , - I s ll al lta n eSl'clle b i a l i t e mS: '"ln r 1 per , ee i l s i ilk worm t eel l t, i z i rder-88 bales ples m politics, lie is an " apostate." What doe 4 this consluctesl on nationel prinetples; that is to say, a l'ork'ign survey, called it the Franklin - Range, 'as a jtist 'tribute to hie leatillofor Phnatlelphia-Wostehesier, Ferris',for N'ew Yorlt-Ariosto, and co--15 tons valonia2 J % -:- L a a ••• urin s '3 4 e s ° ,t i tT l e i•ello t syTe m ;r i i i e r s °tl C ‘ l7 0 trade, confining, itself to au exclie.nee e of the surplus prteluce of cheraeter nod merits. 'That evening, they reached Sir John Meader, for Boston-Ocean, Douglas.; Resolutioe, Davies ; and Chrietie and co-16 tons. 4 brls onety stanes, A Sinclair-G D ' word mean ? In modern acceptation an apostate is one Evergreen, .l oren, _for fnebee-Notteeiriton, Taylor, for Miremichi Jutia, (98)T Melhuish, from Gallipoli, 162 casks olive oil, Scott, F England for the surplus produce - 010ther countries. The pre- Frenklin's Return Reef, where their survey commeoce.d, that who has abandoned the relieiotla or political princinles Raeer,Latty, for Leghorn-Zante, N't•inaor, for Malta and Zante- llnstings and eo-G D I i - sent foreien tr ade of Moodend, we need scarcely observe, is not officer 'levity , got no further Penult Reef • (f - "l'a' f - , . a . is one ) ... t i es o . Lady Cremorne, Fettwick, for St Petersburg Eva Souemost. (MC A Mury, from Frederieksham, 14Ic 8 deals. Bee ( which he formerly professed. Does this charge anpl • h r' d 1 .. 1 1 'h A 0 - f • e . t y sue a tra eae we tame iere ( escriee . ur present. °reign ree.s which run for twenty miles parallel to the coast, at tne 28 deal ende, Mc 8 battens,'32 brls tar, 3ba , rs cumin seed, J Leigli and i especially to Sir ' Francis Burdett, and ate they who so trade can be 'maintained ()lily by beeline down the wages and distance of about h If I a a eague, affording sufficient water within Ganees Jones, bence, at Mobile co-a quantaty of deals thrown overboard In a eale-Q D I e loudly and so bitterly brin,g this charge against him en- Profits or large classes of producers to the lowest poSsible point, fel. their small craft. The mainland is vety low. From Point mhtai.,;, Taylor. hence. at Ai) afachicola Flora, MO) P Tarnpke, from Altona, 960 brls 'flour order-Q D • k titled to do so be their own perfect innocence, of any such and, to the extent or that diminution in tv,ages and profila, dee- Berens* to Cape Halkett it forms Harrisen's Bav, firm miles . - Medora, Budd- Thomas Bennett, llae.ue • Mary, Owens* Therrold, Hector, (91) J Flotwadel, froin Altona, 600 bri's flour, Falk and the hot en • rke -of a •ke the mest Va uab I le. hroad, hy about a thii tl. of that distance in depth. At the bottom ; and Abt c . y, _re, : Pace, at Charkston Grffin-300 do, 110 bags bran, 20 brls pork, 3 brls beef, 6m bags Ins fault ? These are the nnestions for rational men to loOk 1 - I : °Ying 11 ' " t 11 Ina' Is ' ' Berwick, Chnse. hence, at Philadelphia cult, ordcr-Q D ( I hew as to exe engines our surpltis products-such process el (Millis bay another picturesque branch of the Rocky Meuntains at; while empty fools and thoughtless bigots indulge exchange bei h 1 •' • r r • t •(.1 • r • . • - pg. t e egitineete sctme o orelgn ra e-eYery , aatage rears Its. lofty peaks above these flet shores winch they , • Europe Marshall,hence, at NeW York; Ist April • Hope, (261)N Hamer, from Marseilles, 93 caslo ground madder, 1 ( brl verdigris, le Ines capers, II bales silk. 2870 gnn stocks, 230 tons , ti i ' ie r nature by repeating the coarse abuse which mirlis- Year a‘?es a larger portion of the piodocts of native industry be- named Peltv's Moe - Mains • I f h ' f h Norio. Jarvis. hence, at Algiers -in innour o t e governor ot e TomTou e eh Williamson, hence, at Charente brimstone. 3 chests wine, 2 chests spirits,.l chest swimtrneats, 1 box ( . terialists level at all who have the manliness to speak of corning ". surplus," so far as regards the power of natilee preclu- company. At their base flows Colville's River, two miles broad Blakely, Snipe, from Manilla. at London. ccintents unknown, C Macmorine-G D ( Nes r ' ' to ,(333) R Hodgson, from Alicata, seo tons brimstone, order- I them awl of their doings in plain terms. ' cers to pin chase these. Every year which has witneis.ed an in- at its mouth, to the south,west of which stands Cape Ilaikett, ' The Pensylvannia, for New York, in hauling out of. the Prince's D craase in ' • the atnount of our foreign exports, has witnessed, at esherwthey were detained lay a north-east gale the whole of the Basle', gOt foul of the Cambridge from New York ; the P . enselvania P , . _ i Sir Francis Barlett has always been of enthusiastic carried away her. fort top 0 mallantmast and starboard running rigging, i•race, (166) J Barber. from Zante, 193 butta 108 caroteels currants, 1 the same time, a decline ha their market value ; and that de- follow' • - " ng (las. Ihe country extending to the foot of the 'noun 220e1b fustic, 1 brl do, the master-G D temperament, but with a.f mndation of British honour cline bas been, invariabl Id 'ci - db (' b) ' ' • v, preem e an cause y It may e talus appeared to cons:st of plains covereo with short 'rags and • • - , ' and anchored in the river. f- The Pauline, Vantletpre, for Ostend, is agron e New Channel. Ituby, (93) W C e Farrant, from Smyrna. 140 brls 400 srnall hrls 519 and,juetice,,and a healthy detestation, of meanness and a decrease in the profits . of certain orders of manufacturers- moss. a favnurite resort of • ' reindeer, of which they saw numerous Hebron, Barns, hence for Boetou, at Berme rudder sprung. lif cases red and 4e lids black raisins, 803 large drums 6e Bdf drums I eguisocation, which were sure to secure him front the hid,. certainly, by a decrease in the wages of the manufacturing herds. ObservatiOns were obtainA determining Cape H alkett The Robertson, Neile, hence for Montreal, p 'Domingo Bay, raisins. order-1 drum figs, 3 drums raisins, the maSter-aS D vices of political life, though they did not save him from labourer. In exact proportion to the spread of' that trade, in to be in lat. 70 deg. 53 min. N., long. 152 deg. 14 min. W;"t-he county Donegal, with windlass upset and 150 Mike oap thrown over- Panther, (132) 8 Shepherd, from Gallipoli, 273 casks olive oil, order -R. D virtue of vrhich Manchester cl o thes half the world, bait been the' variation of the cempass 43 deo. 8 tnin. 33 sec. E. • leaard.. its • imprudencies. But he never set it f f 1 • ~, por a man o (-vet) spread of nakedness amongst the wretched operatiwes in Man- N , cxt moruing, 26111 July, tlcey passed the Gany, a river about ' • • Sir Coliti Campbell Scott from Savannah for this port, ran on the rocks off Bumada, sth March. She seas got off by the wreckers after Martha, (200)R Coavman, from Licata, 300 tons brimstone, J Pow nall-G D i plane and careful circumspection. He threw himself with cheater itself. one mite broad.- ' discha , ging part of her cargo, and taken inside St. George's, where etreeme em.....-....., I ardour into what seemed to him to be the cause of Bri- The shipowners, the merchants, the manufacturers of Etwr- From Cape Halkett -the coast turned suddenlv off to the she filled. 1 tish liberty and British honour, and he never stopped to land, therefore, have, we again state, the same interests to (re- W.N.W. It presented to the eve nothing but a siiecession or A large ship wag seen. aground op ehe Bahama Banlss, to•the east- p. ft a ilt cto. i calculate upon contingencies. He was always deficient fend as the English f.trnier; and these interests a t. e c . o . he (le- low banks of frozen mud. In ilie evening they passed the ward of the Riding Ttoclo, - 18 March. A vessel supposed to be n ship, was seen ashore 10 miles south of , • -----watte— 1 I . • fended by the operation the same rinciples-principles the mouths o' • of p , i a large stream, which they inttned Smith's River: ca in that tchig rtdical virtue of seeing eltectly how far his -. 1 eelh' h ' k d h pe Flom ans 2 , ere , wit wrec ers aroun er. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 26. l se of those which Jose h Hume seeh - to inculcate - with From thence for ale- • p . .. • , , oit nine tniles the ecast line•is formed of Atexiinder Robertson, sailed from Dublin for Alexandria ,22 leen Since our list there has been a considerable improvem t• tt eXertions in favour of liberty were likelv to serve him- rev.er ' t t. an amotAt ot zee., aesolutely disprtmortloned to the feeble mea- gravel reefs, near the extremity of' which,- at Point Pitt. the lie WEST, Bl.tuen 10.-The Howard, from Havannah to St. Peters- ' I' 0 en an se I demand. Tae sales yesterday . were 8, .00 bags, and to-day they , self: . sure of talent, yvhich he and his disciples can bring to. bear upon land trands more to the westward, Here they were detained be burg that was on slimy on Florida Reef. isvery leaky end will return _ • _ amoune to 6,000; in the two days 1,500 have been taken on specula- " To serve the cause or civil and religious liberty to avanna io se wpm. . sou • oxes o su e ar are damaged. was the qtiestion. The ship Owners of England are entitled to a um- ice until the followin ' - • ' ' ll' 1t 1 :•-d Al t 300 b f . e . g afternoon, (2(0 whenaan opening pre- tion, and 50 ) for export. Prices are 00 id higher than • • on 1 , nclay , i Birkby, Johnson, hence at Barbadoes last, the passion of Sir Francis Burdett's life, and we see no- nopoly of the colonial trade of Eng„land, as well as of the coast- sentine itself, they resumed their route. It blew a cutting blase Frances Armstrong, hence at St. John N.B. f lug trade. The manufacturers of England ate entillmd to a from the north-east, and the salt water froze upon the oars and _ ______ thing' in Ills present conduct to lead to the belief that it Bri htds Howes, and Timoleon Allins'on hence at Boston ,me . poly of the English market. The farmer, in'like manner, riegine. Point Drew seven miles dialent from their last en- Pal a In' •II *II (I 11P'1 , ' 1 •'E es, eyncs, mem oo , ar ane, erope, Marshall; South • LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 24. 1 • ' 'll T 1 f . h 1 ."1 d 1 . • . nmn° 14 not so aft . le oes t. qt t ireaten cis , ' an re 'glees i s entitled to claim as customers, the Manufact •.< ( 4 ' '''' • h ' - r :,i tsl ' • urine. pmu ation cainpinent, is t e commencement of a bay ot consteerame sme • Ameritai Heath and Solon Wood hence at New 'York During the past week the imports of Grain. Flour and Oatmeal from ' litiei - ty are not now the same as they were thirty, or of England, together with the men who work her naarine. The but extreinely shallow,. an A ' • • . ' •••‘ . ' ' • . ' ( much encumbered with ice. To • • Utica, Pell, and Burgundy, Rockett, from Havre at New York Ireland and Coastways have been to a very naoderate extent, in some ' . teseyears ago; but with the foes of civil and relieious li- merchants of En•eland would, under the influence of such a 1 seaward the ice was - still smooth and solid, as in the' depth of a Berwick, Chase, hence at Philadelphia dt•gree owing nyeasterly winds, and the Seles of every article in the • Neter). Jarvis hence at Alelers . trade have been very limited at about our last'quotations, except for • berty Sir Francis Burdett still wages war, and war dale systein, find ample and profitable scope for their enterprise . ill sunless svinter• At midnight they reached a narrowprojectinw ' e Tom Toliesh, Wilthimson 'lmmo , at Charente inferior and middling descriptions df Irish Wheat, on whitM a decline ' the intercourse between England and her colonies, on the one , point, across which the peaks of some hied) iveberes appeared. most determined description. He is not a nian for con Blakely ' ' f ' • , SDlpe, rom Manilla, at London of Id e2d per 701bs has been submitted to. In the Yorkshire markets i ' . ' hand-and on the other in bringirids into Eneland those ar- This oint they Own e d c. c ,m• - ,'" p . • „ipe retiree ... thipson, as a marke of ' Lady Kelm:twee, Davidson, sailed from Leith Roads 19th instant of the past week, and at Manchester on Saturday. there was rather ' promises. As a young man, and afterwards in his mid- tee r ' L• I: 117 1 . h' S d7l E 1 . hI . •,es o, commerce wen:- -.ages- in:..ustry au- .ee pg.'s_ c.t- respect for the goeern.or of the company's territories. to whose for New South ‘Qes - . . . , more firmness in the trade, and . prices of tlae preceding week were rile .age,,the fues of civil and religious liberty were-in mate cannot vield. excellent arrangements the succeas of the expedition is in a great Fanny te Jane, Lovering, bence for Leghorn, ran on shore on the fully supported: l , the estimation of Sir Francis-Burdett-they vy:ho resisted We have not hesitated to claim for 'the farmers, the ship- measure indehted. island of Fennel:tun, prt•v ions to the 26th ult. The cargo wM be The di t ty on Wheat from Foreign ports is this week decreased tsper ! saved. partly in a damaged state qr. and 70 per barrel on Flour; on Pease it is increased ls 6d per qr, 1 the reform of parliamentary representation, and thee owners, the manufacturers, the merchants of England,-and This point was destined to be the limit of their boat naviga- A ship was seen 10th March, in lat. 26 30, supposed to be on shore on other Grain no alteration. We can Mote no transaction in bonded 1 through them, to claiin for the agricultural . and manufacturing tion, for (luring the four following days they were only able to who resisted the emancipation of 'the Roman Catholics. on Ladbury Reef Grain or Flour since our last, nor any alteration in the general quota- ' e . , ~,„ masses-the benefit of a series of "monopolies," because we are advance as many miles. The weather was foggy and dismally Agnes, Maxwell, from Whitelnwen for Granville was driven on tions. 1 Sir F. Burdett's exertions were of very - poweiim ern- never deterred by . the influence of a name, not Popular, from cold, the wild fowl liaised in lone flights to the wee. ward ana shore near Blainville 170, instant • crew saved ' ' ' t At this day s marke there was abetter demand for Wheat and Flour, ' cacy in determining the mind of the British nation in maintaining a sound principle. of which the Unpopular name th • 11111 tof 1 • ' I ' bl '' ' , Jl'Wllh• .1 f ' C ll' '• 'ttl .• - 0 1 • ff ete seeme( 1 e.prospec t tem seine a elo reacts Beechev s u ia, e ins 1, rom ,a I Oil, a lis Port. at le Ist instant, te and on superior qualities of the former an advance of 2d per 7011 is„ favour of both those mreat measures, and eventually he may happen to be, however imperfectly, representative. But, Point 1 - 3:trrow by weter. Boat Extreme is situated in 10.'71 Cape SL Vincent, spoke the itrargaret, Mills, henee for Venice . '' and of 6d to Is per 2801bs nn the latter vvas obtained ; Oats and Oat- ', . saw them accomplished in spite of all the resistance in sample truth, the "monopolies" in question would consti- deg. 3 min. 24 sec. N., long. 154 deg. 26 min. 30 see. W., carte- 'WEDNESDAY, Arnie 25.-Wind E.N.E.' moderate. nmal were also in wore demand, at fully hiat quoted prices for the ; former, and although last quotations were also pretty firmly demanded ; tute merely an extended systetn of mutual insurance between don of compass 42 deg. 36 min. 18 see. E. which he had for lung years contended. He saw and ARllivEn.-iohnstone, Spence. from Demerara ; sailed 16th ult.- for the latter, some large sales thereof were made at 25s 3d per 2401bs I • :il i iipownere, manufactere f rs, trierd s . „ hants,. and farm Mr Th n- • i so sy f stem Under these circumstances I . to es Smp n undertook nioendid, Howes, from M olsile-Nintrod, Manning, from Charleston; being a small decline ;- of all other articles sales were very limited, at l heard those with whom he had acted proclaim that with ' e o r r s L a s c o; to st complete the j • ourney on foot, and accordingly started on the sailed 2( tit telt.-Liateester,. Alexander. from New York-Eva sea- no variation in last quotutions. ... a m a . c m , e l l "! ta a a l u ni a s i l i l t s r i t m, d ,: str an i :?:t s i e l e e r i t n t e n s e o v f a t ra u s u 0 n. p r o ' d a u - P li . these measures they were satisfied, and more than satis• i of August with five mem Mr. Dense and other hve men re. most. murg, frosn eredericksharn-Flora, Fampke, and Hector, WIIIIAT, ly 70}b• s. d. s. d. INDIAN CORN, 4.1 , 48015. fied. The Roman Catholics of Ireland declared that the idlers. maiming in charge of the boats. r —, from Altona. . .„., A , , ,„, Stumm -Ripley Stewart for Calcutta-victoria V;11'18./I1S English 8 9 aitlo 0 Red 80- 9 :3 White 43 oet44 0 I, 43 0 - 44 0 ' emancipation they had obtained was much more full and The free-trade policy has already proved most injurious to The pedestrians carried with them their arms, sorne ammo- -• • • ~ , . . ~ • on, for Scotch marbadoes-Phcenix, Hartiey, for Ant sent-Gleaner, Guthrie for high 7- 9 2 Beer's, ste• qr. ] nur shi poiv tiers r and inanulocturers ; and in injuring these nition, pemican, a small oiled cenv33, canoe for crossing tbe ri unrestricted than they had even ventured to hope for chaleur Rax-George Harper, Owens, for Genoa, Re.-Pentisylvt'inia, Bonded O- 0 0 English claases, thet po icy has deeply injured the . English farmer. But vers, the necessary e astronomical instruments, and a few trin- Smith ; II. • Allen, Wileon. and John MarshalleCurtis. for New York BARLEY, en qr. Irish - 36 6 t and the friends of parliamentary reform loud! • 2, pros the extension of the free-trade system directly to the farmer- kets for the nativea -Isabel. Greave, for Alexandretta-Arrow,•Merac, and Arrow, Liar- English 33 0 -35 0 Peas, Grey .... 29 0-34 0 ,' clainted, front one end of the empire trethe other, that the repeal of the corn laws-would not repair the mischief . al- It -was one of the • worst days of the whole season. and the fag ria, for Gibraltar-Maass,Bakema, for Lieboue e e ~ in Ross. Morton, Chevalier 3j 0 -:;7 0 White.... 38 0 - 4• 1 0 1 . all' their fondest hopes were accemplished, end, that the ready itsflicted on the manufacturer and shipowner. Quite the was so dense that the party wer e und e r th e n e c e ssity of rigidly for Montreal. 803.-.S•ptit-eP, Austin. for Nitele , ' ' i ian, Cooper, for Scotch, •.' 601 h 46- 4 8 RAPESEED, Iff last, £ -- 2 - , Rio Janeiro-and Cornelius Dasse Victor, B.' ir Rottertlaus. . Irish - 4 0 FLOCS., English, r 2801 b. / people were, at last, fully and fairly . represented. reverse. The farmer would, then, become a vomse customer to following the tortuous outline of the coast, which for 20 miles • Foreign, in bond. 20. 2 2 Fine 35 o-49 0 f, the manufacturer,. thee the tnanufact_urer has for a long time, fortned sort of irregular inland bay, (being guarded without II 11 et f th CI -I t D ' ' a yards, rown, rom e 3«, a eme .. OaTs,4? 451 b. Irish ' - 50 0 ' Sir Franeie Burdett sa'w that he and Ids friends had , been to the farmer Ihe ID'SeTv of /00 Oa) half-starved hand- bl a series of 'ravel reefs ) the sti ri - I , _ . . . L . ...., , ore o w lie I was almost on a John as Marion Christat,Christal, Itene at Leg Bin English 3- 3 6 American, te• hrl. free. watt a great victory, and lie hoped for the natural result loom weavers • .' '' • tvould not be in the slie•htest deeree alleviated level.with the water and intersected b• in y numerable salt creeks, • Totsker hence attieuree Wild Irish Girl, • • , . Scotch - 0 0 • of victory-peace - and cusiet, and honourable and just by the tart. that I xO,OOO of • ' " ' ' ' • .. ' . agricultural labourers had heeu through which they waded, besttles three considerable rivers Superb, vVederen, hence at Elsinore Irish - 3 3 Sour,bond.... 24 6-26 0 enjoyment of that which bad been nrduonsly fought for rendered no less wretched, by tx repeal of the corn laws ! which they traversed in their portable canoe Next (lam the Am:lndus Ss Celestine, Adam. hence at Demi - tore Foreign, in Ison , l 2:3 3 3 OATMEAL, 4,2401 h Frederick Wilhelm, Schroder, hence at Memel . .. Ditto, duty free 3- 3 6 English 23 0-23 6 and triumphantly obtained. But here lie was disap- The following passage front the colutmae of our evening con- Weedier itnproyed, andel noon Mr. Simpson had aut Observation Lady Stormmit, 11I`Minn, from . Hamburg for , this port, at Deal . Rya, 4p' qr. 32 0 -ne . 0 Do. new 1837. 24 9-25 9 ( • • pointed, for civil and religioue liberty bee:an to be me- .'I - ' temnorary ia not unin • • ) t• • btl t c toe.- for lat. in 71 deg. 9 min. 45 sec. The land now inclined to the H.M.S. Dublin from Rio Janeiro, off the V% iMit MALT, V qr. fine -56 0 -58 0 Scotch.. ..... 23 0-23 6 ' t (the cern law) is as clear a case of otie cTess plundering south-west, and continued eery low and m uddy, and, as on the Yarmouth, Fors'yth, sailerl from Ler...born for this port lltli instant Middling ... 45 0 --54 0 naced be other foes. They who had asked for ao eerie- or robtiin. ' e atietner, by memos ef a law, and God knows such preceding dav, abounded in salt creeks, whose waters were at • Adeona. Angel,' sailed from Veniee for this port Ilth inetant, and ' ----- I '' • • • • lity of civil privileges in the Protestant state of Great cases are hot h numerous and flagrant, as is to be e,enm lo the the freezing iemperature. 'l'lle party lied d d b t t procee e a ou en and the Warrior, Armstrong. on thr 15th PRICES OF WOOLS AT .LIVERPOOL. • Maria Hardy, Jobson, from St. :Lego de Cuba, at Swansea Britain, now filmed those privileges against the Pro- %Owls contra" of history. Seeing the infleence which country miles, when, to theit• dismay, the coast suddenly Darned ofi to ' valuable ENGLIsII.-Down Ewes and Wethers 13,1 to 14d4, 4 ' Pa • Down Tees ca N ra e o ptune, o . f . London, East Indianian,. with a general and . . testantisin of the nation. In gross violation of all their ' gentlemen and . 1 heir advocates have had over the public tided the s outhward, I'm-mile; an inlet as f; ias the eye could reach. ' 1 b' rt 14d t Vd• IY't Sk' I3d ' l'cl• S'' ' , was discovered on the morning. of Tuesday last. to be driven led to IM ; Corn mg ; eeces o 0 , 1. o in to o , uper he chatwes on so I, g t''' ' . g ' . ' to ' by ringieg t , ~., se -n- parases, as protection At the same moment they deseri gre , A t di,tance a small ,on the roc'es at Goilrevy, in the parish of Gwithian, a perfect wreck •, ' Skin .14d to 16d: Head Skin ted to 14d. pledges, either expressed or implied, they endeavoured native industry, independence or foreigners," native-grown Catnp of Esquiataux, to which the' 'edietely directed their and there is ev.4l• N - reason to fear that all on btsard perished. Several SCOTCII.--Laid Highland 9s to 9s 6d; White ditto Ils 3d to 12s; 1 to eri beyond . an equality of civil privileges and ~, . ~ .„, con • %heat,' &c. we have coine to the conclusitin . thet to argue such steps. The men were absent Ifti . and the women and bodies have beer, picked up.-Welsh l'aper. Laid .Crossed 12s: to 13s; Washed ditto 14s to Os; Laid Cheviot 14s t ternreil for the overthrow of the Protestant church este- a question by• deCittlal fractions. tootling prices here and ch i ldren took to their boats in the g Atest alarm, leavine be- Menem, 'April 14.-The ice 011 the Haft continues quite fasL to 15s; IVashed ditto 16s to 20s 6d; White ditto '24s to 28s per stoue , Goeneeeunce . April 14.-The weathe . r has . been mild for several of 141bs. blishinent. Sir Francis Burdett, instructed by history, abroad, &c. is a wrong mode of Proceetlinia, and that the only hind !hens an infirm man, who was in an agony of fear. .ic few days with occasional strong westerly winds; at is expected the nevi- Tenn.-Fleeces, mixed lots lalst to 15d ; Withers 13d to 14d; Hogs saw in thie conduct the greatest danger to the civil ii- way to get rid of the scoundrel law is to s pe a k O f it plainly as It words of friendship 'removed his apprehensions; aud brought ' ' • • h f i d • -• gatton will be open in t e course o en els 15d to led •'' • ' • '1 Is' I 1 I t 13d , Combing Skins 131(1 to Mid ; b lort S -in t o . , deserves. Who in his senses, in speaking of rwbbery, stnps to back the fugitives, who were mleallv serprired and delighted to seewrie, Aprill7.-Thellaff between this and Swinemunde, was Poi t EloN,-Russion 64 to 7d ; Odessa. fine . led to 21d; Buenos berty of Britons-that liberty whereof Protestant ism lias argue its reunite advantages; thouah it la , . possible that it maY behold white men, They s et before the party fresh reindeer ft-, ed from ice a few days since. The Baltic is still full of 'ice, and Ayres 3ed to 4d; Mogadore. and Barbary 3d to 4d; washed Peruvian eirer been the best guardian and he manfully girl .11 ' . ' "( wil - not be wholly aud altogether without them ? Robbery is not in meat end seal oil. , . several vessels have returned, havine been unable to force their way Bid to 91(1; unwashed ditto 6d to 7d; Portueal R e lod to 12d ; ditto, - self for battle with the Popish enemies of the 'established our estimation made one particle less obnoxious or less repug• Mr. Simpson uow determined to adopt a more expeditieus through it bet Ween Swinnemunde and Elsinore low marks Bfd to 9id;'Gertnan Fleeces ma to , 16d ; ditto, assorted, ' 17d to 20.1 ; ditto, Lambs' 18d to 30d; Spanish R. 17d to 22d; ditto, Protestant chureh. .Is this apostacy ? Is the friend of nant to morality by beine, solemnly decreed by those laudown- mode of travelling, by obtaining the loan of their " nomiaks," F.S. Isd to 22d; New South Wales 12d,t0 2ld per lb. _ civil - liberty ta•be called an apostate, because he opposes ers who are to profit by it." or family skin canoes, to convey the party to Point Barrow, q THURSDAY, Aram 27. det s d etero.- . ..Charles Ilamerten, R . eynolds.. for St. Domingo and Trini- _ , - Popish . encroachment, and is this reproach to come from After such art effusion, the writer need scarcely have taxed with which, from a chart drawn lev one ot the women, it ap- Ulnea,Boltrent, for Stettin-Daniel Wheeler, Bouch, for Rin . . , implieity in the production of the following sentence :- peered these people were well acquainted. Janeiro-Glide. Ridley, for Portsmouth-Angelina, Cornelian, and LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Arnie -26. ' those who bend' and crouch before this Pepish tyranny his s Four oars were lifted with lashings to this straune craft Be- C Denmark, Bergs. for N. Orleans-Sceptre, . s . d, s. d. s. d. S. d. for 'the sake of the gain it brines, calling themselves ail "As reasoning' and facts are alike wasted on the landowner. . ' , • , ~.. • aasar. Kiiler, for Ostend fore starting the hunters armed and presents of tobacco awls Douehty for Hambro"-Eliza Ann Bursesas fo i Boston-Memno• 0 . 9 reel OM 201h1 Potatoes .... I 101t2 Of 9011, we have come to the resoiution of speaking of the corn law , , .. ,' • r i • "Is, ° • -e' o , ,se • , ,• 5.,,,s . -, , in Old Hay - the while the friends of libert ? Who is tlse real Y • al" - otilv with that indignation which all such nefdrious scherues o buttons, eac. were matte to all tne tntnates to tile encampment, -teem, dor manmay-e-iene tregusiers, uyicstra. tor Amsterdam and N e w H a y ' OOO 0 1 CattloPotatoes e 22 5 _ • Haritneen-Amphltrite, StrninA. for Ancona-Ruby. Weitcott, for Clover Hay- OB 0 10I— . Turnips 30 032 0 per ton , tete, the man who remains firm to his principles, gainine 1 ' 1 • e ego anon deserve." , with which they were hbehly gratified. Quebec-Citizen Thor•se Mr New Orleana--Arny Chriatie for Elsi- • 0 7 0 74 Carrots a . _ . - . . , • • Straw, Wheat.. , 35 050 0 nothing thereby but the satisfaction of his • nsc . •cm tenet., or There is, however, one assertion of our contemporary, which Dease's inlet is five miles broad at this place wet so low is ',,, o • . , the bind th • • • • t.. . 1101P--CiiaTil s, uallser, fill' at the one shore is just visible from the other In the and Providence, Pierce, for New Orleane. Bath !Intim-tow n, Healey, for Quebec- Straw, Oat . 0 6 0 ' Straw, Barley.. 0 5 0 6 Manure Manglewurzle 0 030 ' 0 9 010 0 • the Man who al) . andons his . ptir ..pl LI es, gaining thereby 'is really remarkable. , , - . clearest weather It now again blew strongly frorn the north- official place, and ,patronage, and Salary, and court f •a- "•Th •• 1 f • h 1- tt Is d l• • 1: lsri 'it r . i• • ' e princip,e o securing ome mar.e.s .0 OrOC pro uc- east, eringing eat.- -le coii. Lense .og ; Jut the traverse was filtreptd..llare. from Lag.una, at. this port; sailed 13th Feb. Left - i Your, and isll the pomps and vanities with which weak ers' mav be an excelleut one; burfor-such of our manufactures effected by the aid of the compass. The waves ran high; and the Henry Brougham, twirling for Londonn lima Mountaineer, and wiertetttsool. rlt °VISION MARKET. A.PRIL 26. people recompense themselves, when they have earned the cotton for example, which both draws its whole materie: . the skin-boat surmounted them with greet buoyancy. The • I; i l l ei t aler, for Li ve7:00,„.1 ( i ., ‘la'ky a , t f:t t r ri t.: t ork fi . a p h ii 'l9t f li /Welch, i . n let. The following are about the askintrates for old Butter, according tO illi./ ' 1-Belfast 81s (i'a • the rontempt of ehe honest and the honourable ? fr:nn foreign countries, and produces a lerge proportion Of itr . party encamped on the west side of the inlet. The banks there Lon i iio n it 0 3 n l c drli April. in la 47, long. 2 e i, spoknrerSoguss r ( r; t a e i c a a m torr) freshness and qu ) . 90s, Coleraine, Banbridge, Sce. Its e 85s • Kilkenny, (a favourite article ) 888 m oe . . es , Carlow 70s Gi ' finished wnrk for the eireign market, it is Wholly hut ppiicablts were of frozen mud, ten or twelve feet high ; the country wit bi n from Cork for New York ; six days olite-WintlaS W. blowine fresh. - • ' • d i gby no • ' Sir Franck Burdett contended for a restoration of a - stee . The bustuess o n means important and. great anxiety to lo trut , . . 11 ' native' anti 'home 'es a lied o our soli cal i• , . pp t 1 si e •t• was perfectiv flat, abounded in mall lakes, and produced a very Mary it Ann, Bartlett, from Arica, at this port a sailed 31st Dee. sell continuine ' New Grass Butter come- t '1 • I ' s . o mar ten in sant 1 parcels. fair re Is t • fth B - "t * I 1 bt 1 . presen a ion o e, it is i peop e, uie never pre, 1,, the dominions under the government of the Queen, have short grass ;- but nowhere had the thaw penetrated rnore their The Ide waS to sail 10th Jan. for Islay. On 4t6 instant, in lat. 42 19, i. .'.fl4 d T 1 fi rom the South o rt. an . le rst arrivals are usually taken off contended fer the establishment of a sordid democracy no meaning in commerce aud manufactures." Iwo inches beneath the surface, while under water alents the 10e,27 . 43, spittle the flipSey, feom Pernambuco for Hamburg. 'On the with considerable avidity; and sueh is the case just now the market 2. irestant, spoke thept. clutl,ror i n New Ot leans for this port being cleared 'at 1033 to'loss, without difficulty. Of cosi' rse, as the upon the ruins of the British constitution. The risen We do not enter upon th,.., mtestion of the ativantmees or di, shore the bottom was still impenetrably frozen: Not a loseof• nces our Irish friends must not calculate upon a sustenance who pretend to consistency, but who seem to have been I aevantmges of our cottou manufacture-although, on that sub- wood was to be found in this land of desolation ; but our party • I;i u d t . i ll n e:l i i . er;so l' i l t ri ;!' ) :lll. l. Co ' ncrt v o l l ( l ) o n i ' sir a t! ' a t i l , ' y i : - I P si n e r i t t put into Donniries season adva . p es -' us we believe f jet•t, certain conclusions most unfavourable to the free policv, followed the example of the natives, and made their fare of the Bay. lit t , not.received winch damage except in lier bulwarks, and as a qutnhceaf rfets', of itself, is a c , ire r u o rn m st a a l n l e a e c s eat e t, n th t e o make will be consistent only in never losing globe of their own selfish t keep prices at • interests, were at one tint i ew th Sir Francis Burdett, in 'pieta we thiok, be very easily established. We hasten to the roots of the dwarf willow in a little chimney o r .turf. • Neet put to sea , - li ' idi r sentence -t - 4) the 'statement (which is designed to morning t August 3) the foe cle• red for h'l • b . ut •s• ill Prances. 'Teeth, from Bombay, at St. Helena a moderate figure, independent of the paramount one that the existing stock of old Butter being considerable, the same mus'ebe got rid of, at deeming that the reform or 1832 was a complet ' d c(ini* n/... d t(h•t " • t . " d"h ""1 aspec t a na me an ome lave no bitterly cold, and the swell Imea;. ' violentl a a mu' e• it "' as st Frances Ann, Hayafrom China, ditto very low prices, and the attentiop of the manufacturing districts, in, • on the outside of a ean wear a profoun Ann, M'Alpine, from Sincapore, ditto their present depressed conditionawill naturally be . directed to a hurley satisfactory acij . ustment of the reform question--a settle- meaning. in coinrnerce and manufactures!" If so. whye iet us heavy line of ice which lay packed upon the shore. lieber,Carnpbell, florn Batavia, ditto ' "or the cheapeet description.-Pickled Butter maintains, with much merit of the balance of the constitution, which on I k d l •h I artruments and calculations of the flee-trade To weather thie was g• It to as otle VI 0 C , a weak or danger • butt the.tanod qualities ' Rosalind, Crouch, from Cantoe, at Italifax steltdiness; our late !etiotations; 91s e 9es for second quality.-Beef of their boat, after a severe trial, carried' them safely through. Westmoreland Smith hence at Halifax. be,as permanent as any other area . , t and fundamental ar- Poi ou the differences bet ween "native" and " fo. iticians rest up „ . _ . , 11 I d 0t f f • - . t • •d Lady Combern'tere, Brown, hence at Africa te an ran u or It e milts to tse not thwart], then tunic and Pork . remain wlthout any alteratitm either in price or deinand.- Baeon brisk mid prices fully supported.-Ilains inquired for, and are " and foreien" means of produc reign" pricee, :sod " native ~ „, . . Barbadian, Barker, from London, at Barbadoes . rangements by which nations consent to be governed, ff tth N W b d . h"1 t P.• cri • • I l 71 t ion a If " native" and " home have no meaning in commerce 0 o e . .. eyon w,cl, a oint 'nine, tte at. worth 56s 0 645.-Bladdered Lard 655; Firkin 54s la 60s per cwt. and Sarah, Adolphus, itence at Dem enure in fair request. , But, instead of the • political peace which he had reason - and manufacturee -then, the queations of " dearness" and deg. 12 min. 36 sec. was observed. From thence the coast Vixen •Wakem fi•nin Legl f L' tern . , , or iverpool off Cepe Finistern to,.p.xpeet, he finds the very men who obtained the con- ‘• cheapness" which constitute the Sum total of afi ee trader's trended more westerly fol . ten miles. forming two points and a 11:Mna'h Graysen; Penrice, from JIITIMICR, at Dear sent of the nation to the reform bill, on the ground that confession o f s a ne, are , in like manner, utterly free frmo the hay. which Mr. Simpson named after the chief factors Charles . Louisa, M . aeliar,frorn Trinidad, at the Clyde; ssiled 15th rslarch LIvERPOOI, CATTLE MARKE'r APRIL 23. it *as a great settlement of a great rpiestion, non• join- taint of meaning! . and Rowland, and chief trader 'loss. The party then . catne up The Blucher sailed the tlay previous for Liverpool. Off Bermuda. We - hav I d ' e la a very large supply of Beasts at market to-day, and te Iv hilt appeared a large bay, where-they halted for two or three saw the lowermost of it vessel or about 300 .tons e standing perpendi- the quality throughout has been exceedi I ng•y good. The market has int-with the disturbers of this settlement, and in requital iseesesie _______ hours to atvait the diversion of the, fog, not knowing which way calm. 15 . feet aboee water . been very Messy, the buyers not willing to accrete to the price asked ' for' helms suffered to retain the emoluments of office, sat- to steer. In the evening their wish was cratified, and the wea- -1----- .------------- —by the holders of Cattle, and as they would not give way there have -- -- . LXPORTATIoN OP GOLD. LATEs:r DA'r ES AT I.IvERPOOL. been many very prime Beasts left onsold. ' The su . pply of Sheep has fering in their turn these disturbers to keep the nation then from that time was sensibly ameliorated. The bay was in a continual ferment ern , , e , !sully weakening it ley a poll- , The entire export of gold made. and about to be made, to the Ito be oulv four mile% ir wid.h • the depth half now ascertained .. , . , , From Direct. 1 Indirect. - Front • Direct. Indiret. week's quotatious. Prime Beef sold at about 64d, middi . ing 6,1, or- I fathom on a bottom of ( • • way across was 1, , sat' 1, that of Dease's Calcutta .. !Fel) ....17 rilaranharn Feb ....11 (Unary 5d tb 51d, but principally at the latter price .. Good Wether tical fever, in order that they may eventually triuMpli United States. is said to amount to three millions. The export Inlet was afterwards found to he two fathoms, muddy bottom, Bornney..., !March . 1 N. Orleans 3 1 141Tch.• 25 Mutton sold at 7d. mittilline and ordinary 6d to 6id. Number of Beasts over its noblest and freest institutions. 'Who is in this by the Bank is easily accounted for on the ordinary principles I beinw the greatest depth between Return Reef and Puint I3ar- I ‘, l P T , l '''' l 7 " Man .... 5 elonile .. March..2s at market, 1141, Sheem24l7, Pigs 6. • case the apostate? Is it the man who contends for ho- oi' business -tlie,Bamik is merely doing for itself whet the private riw '' x e t at ten miles S.E. from C l'''' ''""e' ru • t,e. c p •ape Halket, when, three ;Fele .. 2 Savannah . larell.. 28 . • merchant would otherwise do bv its means. Gold pays, or ra- Bahia LONDON .CORN. EXCHANGE, APRIL' 25. • nohrably ahidineby the nei mal s ttl „ i. r• .e ernent for which he 0, • i • ' • -t 10 Nee York. Ile th.tt e fathoms were sounded on their return. Meet' crossing M' lien- Pernambuco '',lari•ll.. 5 . New York. Aprilm 2 The arrival of all Maids of Grabs fresh up for to-dav's market was strove so long, and for peacefully reaping the advantaee er t t d ia , i , i ,, , , a ~r , t rt r i n , s :tt r in ( o , r f i t r ‘ xpor ... ,• 1 it ' foi: ‘ l 3-: mr e ~,,, el ,ke . e cemmtssion, procured ,ii t aie's Bay, the coast. again trended for eight or nine miles to the - - .' e N.N.W. , A compact body of ice extended all along. and be- • _nee -- LIVERPOOL TIDE .TAiii,l.... . very inconsiderable, and there was only a limited extent of business of that settlement, or the man who still cries for frirtar I. l ' 3an k. Ihe Bank ex norts its ()en . gold. and secures the corn- transacted. • The few samples of really fine Wheat at market sup ] • bait yond the reach of vision to seaway( , the party carried their chanee because only in the ferment of chanee can 1 e . oe s• ini-sion ter itself. NY lial will he the consequence of the export ? light vessel within that formidable hat rier, and made their wav Days. Alm. Bvn.. 111. k— tteition. In consequessce of the weather havine again become cold, hope to keep that elevated station which lie oweß to the "ro revive trade say sonie. A new impetus will be gisen tu the throueh the narrow channels close to the shore. - i there was some inquiry for enshing Barley amr the choicest samples American market, and England will receive the benefit of it. D. M. LI. VT .F. I. ' ' . force of faction - and not to any confidence in his virtue At mid nieht they timed the mouth of a film eleep river, a obtained somewhat hieher prices. Distillih4 and Grinding Barley was The mode of giving the impetus ie novel, to•say the least ot it. . n . -. p eesday ' .4 25 on I ' 'Mars rises 41131 m m T ..... 11 511 . e . • orn. Man quite as dear. The Oat trade was extremely firm, alit't our dealers or his ability ? Ainetica sends us. cations, and, instead of payment ip goods, qiiarter of a mile wide, to which Mr. Simpson totve the name f ° Wednesday ..25 11 45 •20 8 .ox. and Cam. List. Term b. 1 vini , - shown some dlspositi . on to moldiest- enabled' factors tortoni' the Bellevue, and itt less than an hour afterwards the rising sun 26 0 5 0 25- 19 10 •.: '[St. Mark. • Ditch GI b la • '' I • Thursaay ... . o. • their Yesse s coming on demurrage at prices fully equal to last week's 'Lastly, is he more likely to be really an apostate who, America 0t • .• ' t • h." h I •I - I•k t e s pat meu in cas , scow sle nom ming ia, o us, t • tified hit •ith the view ef Poiut Barr, , . Lra ri ts . , ~w st retelling out to Friday 27 044 v (-) iis, 8 I Saturn rises 8h 3811 morn. quotations. There were but few Beans and I'eas on sale, and each in llis chanwe of position, has every advantage (inde or send eliewheie. A revival of trade, arising out or such a . the N.N.W. They soon croased bison Boy, It hick in the per. Saturday ea 1 23, •:45 16 8 eLength of dav 141144 m. article reapilv supported prey' t'Ts le nand for Cloverseed ious ra es. le t I . pendently of honour) that a vain man could desire, or proceSt, pretty much resembles the old story uf ineking time Pig - feet calm. ha I.' • d • 'I '' t • f • t `e d• - 29 .27 . 2 :tO. 14 8i ed Sunday efier &see'. , a having altnat entire] h t acquit e ,t tom, 1 c, i Inv, 0 . voting ice, nit had -tin ''', ysu sided has induced those who have any to run west by driving hiM east. I,et us luoie . to the ,question a noieh difficulty in Deakin , their wav t Immigh - a broad and hem Monday 3O 251':3 20 12 8 !Length of night 96 Bm. • sell to submit to a furtlter reduction ' of from . 2s to :3s per cwt. 110 Wlics, in his change of position, has nothing bv it brit .' - little more narrowly.. 'r he Ainerican banks, after a stoppage - neck !het rested upon the shore. On rear hem it and seeing ,--------- -- --ems-ea mem' -es - am-ems - me the public appreciation of his virtue and his spirit ? unprecedented lb listery, are prenaring,'; in oiiedie - riee to the '. " ,I• to the southward, th; I ' ' 1 ; ' t f ile ocean , eeteel Illg away . _ , . _ y . totstm - their ' PREMIUM Soe INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. . ' AN ACCOUNT-OF , CATTLE, . .............--es ~. - - atr, and with three cheers t o ok possession of their thscovertes LONDON Br, LIVERPOOL, -' - -Outward. Home. Imported into Liverpool, front the 18th ,to the, 24th inst. le esii 'AI mom el.s.-L , At a late meeting of the Geological derstood to be a bolder of cottoes to an immense amount. , The in her la,ieets's name. . • (Sailing before 12th Jan..; ---, FROM IRELAND. Societe of Dublin, Mr. Mallett exhibited specimena of Irish ' hi;ls of the United States Bank on the English tottoti-brokers' minerals, some of them applicable to econornie purPoses, and will be discounted with Engl I ish gold. • The lettik will return Point Barrow .s i-, s t h • h .. • as forcea op int o nu _ Jamaica (-ea rse sand, which the,pressureti e ice , Pearance of huge boulder ro f ck . .At the spot where the part Y Nt•w York, Boston .••• . •••• 25s Oa Os Od 40.9 Mirth Mts Od 20 II -25020 0 - 0 0 -'" :12 27 1 ) 2651 a 5 ,) o . : , o 125 i a lone• loss . spit. composed of.gravel and to after Ist Aug. , Cows. Sheep. tiv, - s. .norses. Mules,. Calves. Lambs, explained their uses. The most important were-ochres from to its legal and customary mode of doing busiimas. its notes Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berhice. 20 () -0 0 '2O 0-25 0 • Previously.. 17314 15482 72284 . , i 29. 80, . 18 918 me o o ds hdt viewed from d distance assume the •p -r us in un , t . _ ~ , a nond , flas . . ..... :ir ' 0 - :35 0 140 0 -150 0 Howth and Lambay. fit for making pigments, or which' eight will riae to par. A few csi • the older and stionger banl:s will be ' coesxviesn, Cowa; ' Sheep.. Pigs. Horses.' Calves. Lambs. specimens were exhibited; fuller's earth, from Ten - Limy ; por- able to fellow its example. Those who cannot will at once be bottled. it- is only a quarter o a . mile across, but is broader to- Charleston. Savannah cetain elay, from the Sutton side of Howth ; sand for mouldino declared bankrupt. The only thine that has prevented them ' -' ^ wards its termination. Ihe fiist object that presented itself, on New Orleans - 0-30 0 t • . .. 35 0-40 e ae I renously 1977 30a63 6194 64 61 - from Belfast Lough, said to be superior to the Eng/ish, and rrom becontine bankrupt hitherto has been the universality of e.s an immense cemetery The Havana leth Jan. 40 0- 60 0 140 0 -15 U 0 • .' . looking round the landing plate t e, t o y 1 i nd di, . . e Can, I quite equal to Scotch ; a masa or conglomerate, cemented Ini the strike. 'rile breaking un of the smaller and wehker banks - - 35 0 0 0-. 0 0 •-•'-:-.-----_________________,.---, '. bodies lay exposed in the mos h rri ie a . sgtisting manner, ~ : se_ _ . arragonite, from Salt-hill. Kingstown ; and a specimen of will give a shock to credit, which the resumption of cash 'pa .- } and many of them appeared so fresh that the men became °retell North America 3O 0-4000 0 - 0 0 • PACKE'r. BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, 2 5 0- 30 0 20 0- 30 0 solphuret of nickel frian Sheffoy Hill, county of Mayo. It is nteuts by the larger and 1 , • ' s ronLei can no wiiie compensate. The , , .1 1 or snme other dreadful disearie Newfoundland • GENERAL POST-GEFICE.-7-April24, 1837. atartned toot the cto era, , , a W" 8 Brazil< the first time that this latter mineral has been discovered in result will he a panic, not a whit less severe than that a last • e ear, raeiug among the natives. Iwo considerable camps of the Itiver Plate - 40 0 35 0 - 0 0 !dulls made ...____.—.. -- Ireland. with this difference, that the remedy cannot be ,applied to the - latter stood at no great distance on the point, but none of the East Indies 4O 0-50040 0 - 50 0 DESTINATION. up ,11 Last Packets • .71rext Packet ' Sailed. . Due. IGNORANCE AMONG THE LOWER CLASS OF TRISH.- Yes- rela d • pse case w hich was so successful on the orissinal attack. inmeles ventured to approach till our partv first visited them Company's Ships ..... 45 0-5'045 0 -• 50 0 London. . . . terday, at the New Bal y i i e , n the course of a case in whiall lto- 't he coin parative abundance of the precious metals will entirely and, with the customary expressions of friend 1 i d• o • ' Batavi, ' s 1 p, issmated ' 45 0- 50 0 45 0- 60 0 ______ . . bert Garner wait char d • ge with stealing a brass tap from a shop cein - firin the anti-paper party in their errors. The clamour -- • - 1 - . New,South Wales' . 4O 0-50040 0 - 60 0 Holland Tues.. 3:. Fri. , Mon. 8a• Thurs. , their appre lenstons. Good Hope . 3O 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0 Hambure & Swed Tues. es Fri. Tues. & Settle, an Irish boy, named Michael Kelly. was called on te prove th ' •• • • h 11 ' at against tego , sy stens was a clamour or the shopocracy, urgeu , A. b • k traffic then began,eafter which the.women 1, TIS , Cape of f 1 . omen a Af r i ea 25 0- 30 0 . 3(1 0 -120 0 Lisbon * • lie sa w Garner take the tap fro • m the counter. The ntastistrate, on by their sufferings and Nicholas Biddle. Nicholas has now • d •dto a yariet •of airs come Braganza, Londonderry circle, and ance o w suds were Gibraltar - 25 0 15 0- 20 0 Madeira Saturdays .. .}. Mr. Nlaude, asked him if he knew what the book was on which an adverse interest. • Ilis influence and the distress will be TI evl , •cl • t. ' f - April 16. April 22. pleasing to the ear. m i . tl)e ( ou Ile o these people was Lima, Valparaisa, , Scc. he was about to be s eon n; he replied that lie did not ; and. in lonnd pullinir different ways. The next tide or mercantile mil. ' . ,25- 30 0- 9 0 ft 2' ) 0 Malta, and - Greece,. .2)Md Saturd, friendly in the extreme; t ley seemed . to be vvellecquainted with malls ' slril ,R. B , c f , :tsutinopie - - ' April 16. answer to further questions, said he was ten years of age ;. he tation will Probahl -he a iseap - Van Buren will be•confirnced the character, if not the persons, of white men, and were pas- Sm Y lma an " (1 ' - ..9 0 20 0- 25 0 Egypt and India .. 4th,Saturday 2n - did not know what the bible wag, and he could not read; he in his metallic thei l w's ; its enetn . ies will be powerless. The two I%!nlaga . ' ° . 30 0 %0 0 25 0 Madeira , s &innately fond of tobacco, did not go to school but he went to the catholic c , , bevel; he did countries, iustead of working . tog,ether for mutual' erilightentnenl, .. e h•dt ' mo s ic' b r ' ' e,leoleira 15 .0-20015 0 - 20 0 Brazil 8a B. AYres. ench month April 6. April 27.. ' I o tne nort war e sor n e ergs covered tne ocean; but 'Western Tsles, Cape de N erds ' 20 0-30 0 20 .0 -25 0 Ameriea ...... ... Ist Wednes. Swift....-April ' 7 . H.M.B.Brisets not know how.to say his prayers, nor what prayers meant ! Mr. will only sink into each other's pernicious example. 'lle dis- LiThott - 20 0 15 0- 20 0 1 •'a L'lvard March 10. NI ilne asked the boy's father why he had tint instructed him itt ease, which is now acute, wili become chronic ; the distress, cadiz , -a 0 15 0-25 0 ( Isl. & Hayti.. ' ll.M.B.Linnet each inonth . April 4. these matters, mad he replied that he cssuld not offer,' to e s , end , w hich is now transitory, is ill become fixed. Only a general *me l• e c afferent rivers capes and other remarkable objects Fra n "' , .7 6- 10 0 7 6 ---.10 0 Laguira - April 29.. b int to school. Hr. Alaude said he could not adinit the ed. breaking tip and reconstruction of the elements of soeiety can, • •• , ' ' ' Holhoid - le 0 7 6 -,- 10 0 Mexieo .nd Its- k 15th , day of H.M.B.Goldfinelt Lord Melville, between 1. , ranklin s Return Reef arid Beechey's Cep, Barrow, Heme „ se., so pme „ . s s , e. dence of a boa like that ; and, as he was the only mate.rial wit. in such a ease, he loeked fis - rward to, as affordine the - chance of 7 . 6 4 7 - 10 0 7a- 10 0 . vana... .. . ... i each month. April IB.' April a 6. _ ..„ ~ i were named by Messrs. Deese and Siiepson after tor, euvernot Gottenbure. Stockholm - 0 0 c Jamal. L'warde l'ith 'dal' of ! Niehtine le • II.111; Express' pees in the caae, the PtisAler was discharged.- Manchester a cure-a chalice v - hicli, we believe, the great r'siass ' es ot Lug- , and directors of the Hurlson'S Bay Con ••• • dti • tl p t It• • S.: , i i ans, an .o set gen es eters murg, ma. e. - te) 0 00-. 0 It' • 1 Ist.•& Hayti:) , • 1 , • h --- -- . a - ' Guardian. land arc bv no means disposed to hazard.- - --Birminilhain Journal. i eac , wont . April 18, May 14. • men connected with the fur trade. Oporto . ,13 0- 20 0 e 5 0 - 0 0 Carthagena .... LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, APRIL 24. PARTNERSHIFti DISSOLVED. W. Witherspoon, G. Dickson, M. Straw; ' and A. puranty. Liver pool, dealers in ship s ' s t ores —J. -O g d en a nd W. May, Liverpool, pro vision-dealers—A. Booth and E. Lyon, Manchester, makers-up—T. Forrest and 11. Forrest, Blackburn, Lancashire, linen-drapers—J Rothweil and li. Dearman - , Manchester, fustian-dyers—W. Postleth watte and P. Postlethwaite, Ulverstone. Lancashire, mercers. BANK RU PTS. James William Bogie, Liverpool, underwriter, to surrender ATay June 5, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, LiverpoOl. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington. Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett, Bedford-row, London: and Messrs. Radcliffe, Duncan, and Lowe, Liverpool. Mary Hatton and James Connor Hatton, Liverpool, wine- merchants, May 5, J tine 5, at one at th e Cl aren d on R ooms, Liverpool. Solicitors,. Messrs. Taylor, Sharpe and Field, Bedford-row, London; and Messrs. Laces, Clay, and Myers, Liverpool.. •, • James Maskey, Ivy-lane London, victualler. Ralph Thorne,'Snodshill-lane, Wiltshire, hay-dealer. Thomas Steel and Joseph Bradbury Steel, Stockport, Cheshire, ca. ton-spinner. John Fogg Taylor, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. John Hawthorn. Birmingham, brass-founder. Henry Hayes, Stamford, Lincolnshire, wheelwright. William Alldav, Bicken-hill, Warwickshire, cattle-salesman. John Collins, Leominster, Herefordshire, builder. William Nation,. Bath, butcher, DIVIDENDS. . _ May 22, S. Dumbell, Liverpool, saddler—May I. Townsend, Crane-court, Fleet-street, London, upholsterer—May - 15, W. Adron and C. Adron. New-road, St. Pancras, London, marble-masons—May 15, E. Sims. Stroud, Gloucestershire, brewer—May 15, A Carter, Wen lock-hash, City-road, London, iron-merchant—May 17, W. Jeffery. Little Chester-street, Belgra ye-square, London, dealer in horses— May 17, W. Mills, Little Britain, London, builder—May 15, C. Mar tin, Great Tower-street, London, wholesale cheesemongerMay 16, G. Jet myn, Oxford-street, London, haberdasher—May 16. M. Moly- , ni-ux; Penzance, linen-draper—May 17, C. Richardson; Li rehouse, timber-merchant—May 15, .1 C. Starkey, W. Starkey, and W. White•- sides, Little Pulteney-street. London, brewers—May 17, W. F. Mould, Union-place, New-road, Marylebone, wine-merchant—May 15, R. Wallis, Bleckwall, London, ship-builder—'flay 17,1'. Skelton and J. Skelton Gerrard-street, London, oilman—May 22, F. Lilly, Manches ter, corn-dealer—May 22, M. Naylor and G. .N a yl er , D ar li ng t on , leather-dressers-111 at 24, W. Date in, Man c h es t er , g l ass - manu f acturer —June 6, W. Scott, Poole, timber-merchant—May 24, W. Eggleston, Mame, Lancashire, brewer— %lay 15. H. Farmer, Bath, ironmonger July 10, G. Sharland, - Exeter, wine-merchant—May 18, J. R. Clark, Carlton, Yorkshire, grocer—May 15, J. Hall ; sen. J. Hall, and T. Hall,. Bursletn, earthenware-manufacturers—May 18, R. Lowe arid R. Lowe, jun. Worcester, skinners—July' 12, J. Butt, Wh a dd on, Gloucester shire, grazier—Mayj 18, J. Nicholls, Malvern-wells, Worcestershire, hotel-keeper—May 15, R. Reynolds and J. Raper, Leeds, ironfounders —June 8, J. Evans, Beddgelert, Carnaryonshire, shopkeeper—May 18, .1. Haworth, Rawtenstall, Lancashire, plumber—May 16, J. Smith, Bristol, merchant—May 21. J. Moss, Haslingden, Lancashire, cotton spinner—May 22, W. Barrington, Rope, near Nantwich, Cheshire, cotton-spinner. CERTI . FICATE3. To be granted, unless cause be shOwn to the contrary, on or before the 15th day of May. J. G. Trevitt, Liverpool, linen-draper—J. Holt and H. Holt, Liver pool, linen-draper—K.ltyals, Shafield,lable-knife-manufacturer—T. Darby,Wilton-mews,Grosvenor-place. London, builder—D. Mogonie, St Mary-at-Hill, London, spice -merchant—J. Threlfall, Manchester, merchant—S. Pearson, Rnaresborough, innkeeper. SCOTCH sEQuEsTRATIONS. Andrew Arbuckle. Glasgow, glass-merehant. John Greenlaw, Edinburgh, spirit-dcaler.. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. APRIL. HOUR 27. Christopher L. Sharpies, (2d) Clarendon Rooms, 1 27. T. 1.1. Walden, (special) E. Bennett's, Manchester, 12 :10. James Haddon, (div.) Clarendon Rooms, 12 May 1. Samuel B. Jackson, (2d) Ditto ..... ... 1 1. Henry Orme, (special) Richard Finlow's, 1 2. Patrick Magee, (Ist) Clarendon Rooms, 1 PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, APRIL 26 Last Prices This day's RAILWAYS, &c. Per Shale. Prices. Birmingham and Gloucester l5 paid 10 2 .d.... Ditto and Derby 2O 19 15 0 .... Birkenhead and Chester ...... Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 63 10 0 .... Chester and Crewe Dublin and Drogheda lO paid 7 0 0 .... Eastern . Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) - Ditto. Leith and Newhaven 5 paid 4 0 0 .... Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock., 4 ...• 412 G .... Glasgow; Paisley, Kilmarnock, 1 and Ayr 5 paid 410 0 .... 4 5 0 Grand Junction 100.... 220 0 0.... Great Western 65 ..... 93 0. 0 .... Hull and Selby LI paid ,9 12 6 ....- Lancaster and Preston 'o paid 0 0 0 .... Liverpool and Manchester 100 .... 200 0 0 • ... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 48 5 0 .... Ditto 'half shares London and Birmingham 90 ... 175 0 0 ..., Ditto new gnat te r s h ares 5 ..... 31 5- 0 .... 31 5 0 Ditto and Southampton . 50 .. 43 5 0 .... Ditto, new shares Ditto & Brighten (United) & .. 9 17 6 .... Leeds and Manchester .. 20 .... 37. 0. o .... Leicester and Swannington Leicester and Swannington, (new) 5 paid 25 0 0 .... Manchester, Bolton, & Bury 7& .... 7410 0 .... Manchester and Birmingham. ~, 7 .... 10 0 0 .... Midland Counties 2O .... 18 5 0 .... 17 10 0 Newcastle and Carlisle , 100 .... 92 10 0 ; ... Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 23 5 0 .... North Midland -35 .. 41 15 0 ..... South Eastern and Dover 7 .. 6 0 0 .... 410 0 North Union,, (new) 35 .... 6.2 10' 0 .... Ditto, (old) 11 , 0 .... 75 10 0 .... •...,..,, • St. , Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 40 10 0 .... '-.,..., BAN KS. flank of Liverpool.. .. . , ....S I 2 ICs paid 23 -7 6 .... 23 5 0 -- Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 2- 6 .... f., ) 0 2 6 -- Liverpool Union lO .... 13 7 6 .... -- Northern and Central lO .... 3 2 6•• • • Albion 25-paid 24 0 0 .... . • . North and South Wales.. 10 .. 9 5 0 ... .. of Manchester lO .... 11 17 6 .... M'chester & L'pool Dsct 13 .... 19 17 6 .... South Lancashire 7 lOs 617 6 .... Liverpool Banking Coinitiiv . Borough Bank Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 415 0 .... East of England ' 10 .... 917 6 ..., Phcenix Bank 4 12 6.... Royal Bank of Liverpool ........500 .... 697 10 0 ~.. ,:.. Wilts and Dorset GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. Exchange lluildings 41.00 paid 160. 0 " 0 .... L' poo I & Harrington Water Works 200 .... 450 0 . 0 .... ~. Bootle Ditto Stock .... 320 0 0 .... Liverpool Coal Gas Company Stock .... 350 0 0 .... L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. ... XlOO .... 196 0 0 ....196 0 0 Ditto New shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.£25 paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Company lO ..., 7 2 6•• • • Liverpool Fire and Cite .. 2 10s. 2 3 0 .... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &e. Anderton Carrying Company.... 12 10s. 12 15 0 .... Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0 .... Egremont Ferry l2 103 •••• Rock Ferry. Monk's Ferry l3 . .. 9 5 0 .. • • Steam Tag Company • .... 0 0 0 .. Harrington Docks • SO .. 65 10 0 .... Apothecaries' Cohyany - .... LIVERPOOL DIS 'NSARIES. Numberof newpatients entered on the the last wee 7Softhe Dispensaries during North. th. Total. Reeeived adxice and medi c i ne at t h e Institution, 303 2 Se- 51 553 Visited at their own h ouses and supplied with medicine, .138 _ _ Totalat each Dispensary. 94 232 440 345 .__ VIS North—Mr. Thom as B at h er, Rev. ITORS. M. Fisheroind Mr. S. H. Sniith. South—Mr. F. Jordan, Mr. Hutchinson, and. Mr. Jos. Cooper. THE ORKHOUSE. Statement of the average nu mber .and expense of paupers - in tht: Workhousb for the week ending Paupers. April 14, 1833 1760 April 15,1837 1726 I Head. Is. 9d. 1 101 Per Week £154 5 6 162 2 8 More 34 Less 0 Less 717 2 Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending April 23, 1838 April 10, 1837 2045 do. do. 259 13 9 More 172 Less 21 1G 1 BIRTHS. On the 25th instant, the lady of J. Stewart Thorburn, Esq. N.D. Mount-pleasant, of a son. On the 26th instant, the lady of Thomas Dawson, Esq. Allan Bank; Grasmere, Westmoreland, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 9th instant,ll Whitehaven, Mr. Joseph Woodall, of this town, commercial traveller, to Miss Mary Simpson, of Whitehaven. On the 18th instant, at Llauddo„, ,,,, et, Henry Ralph Francis; M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and principal of Kingston College, Hull. to Beata Lloyd. Jones, youngest . daughter of the late Rev. John Lloyd Jones, of Plas Madoc, Denbighshire. On the 18th instant, at Birstall. Lieut.-ColoneLHenry Ellis Boates. of Rose-hill, in the county of Denbigh; to Caroline, youngest daugh ter of John Mansfield, Esq. of. Birstall-house, Leicestershire. , On the 19th instant, at Southport, the Rev. Wm. Greswell, rector of Kilve and Sttingston Somerset, to 'Mary Anne, second daughter Of Henry Harrison, Esq. of Cheadle, Cheshire. On the 18th instant. at Beetham Church, Charles James Hare, Esq. of Wormley-lodge, Herts, to Maria Laura, fourth daughter of George Wilson, Esq. of Dalian Tower, Westmoreland. On the 26th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth park, by the Rev. Henry Lloyd Oswell, B.A. William Henry Bain brigge, Esq. of Market Drayton, Salop, youngest sun of Joseph Bain brigge, Esq. of Derby, to Martha Maria, daughter of the late William Thompson, jun. Esq. of this town. On the 26th-instant, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. 11. P. Buddicom. M.A. Benjamin Hargreaves, Esq. of Oak-hill, Ae rcington. to Anne Olive, the second daughter of John Richman, Esq. Lymington, Hants. DIED. On the I:2th inst. aged 15 inonths, lien. Townley, third son of T. B. Crosse. Esq. of Sliawe-hill in this county. On the 15th inst., in Pan -street, in his 30th year, Mr. James Steen, late iu the employ of Mr. Wilson. Poster, tailor and draper, Lord street. _ _ -- ;Same slay. at his residence, Sum • merlands. Falmouth, in the 74th year of his age, William Jesser Coope, Esq., deputy commissary general. On the 16th inst. in Warien-street. Peter, second son of Mr. P. Mar tin, and nephew of W. Martin, rwi., of Same day, aged 39, Martha, wife of the Rev. Francis Skinner, of Blackburn. Same day. Mr. Jas: Reynolds. aged 29 years, late with Messrs: J.' and A. Preston, wine and spiriGmerchants. On the 17th inst., ti,ed 29 years; Mary, the wife of Mr R. Bartere; Shuttlewoith Arms, Broughton Four-lane-ends. On the 18th hist. Mary, the beloved wife of Thos. Chilton, Esq., at hisyesidenee, Upper Parliament -street, aged 37 years, deeply regretted by her numerous friends. On the 19th inst. at his house, Lower ;l Jersey-view. near this town, after a short but painful illness ; Mr. Currie, kite of Greenock. On the 22d inst., at his residence, Southport, Harry Ewen, Esq. On the 22d inst. at Warrington, aged 15 Mr. Geo. Percival, of that place. • On the 23d instant, in London, after a short and severe illness,. borne with great resignation, Fanny, the beloved wife of Doctor Gully, , • • • Same day aged 75 years. Mrs. Sandbach, of Willow-green, Cheshire. • Same day, at her residence, in lielgrave-square, London, Mrs. iing, the lady of Mr. F. Baring, Secretary of the Treasury. : On the 26th lust, of a short Illness, and much respected, Mr. James.; FieldhouSe, publican, Dighfield-street. LivERPOoL. • FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1838. EVERY 'TU E SDAY l iM 4 )lA l il7l -E y ' MORNING BY R1CIIAl:1) PArrISSON, - (Residence. Villa g e of Warertree,) At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT , CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. , Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton ana Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon Walhrook Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane; JosePU Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill • Munden Hammond, 27, Loin bard-street ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street ; Clarke and Lewis, 4, Crown-court Threadneedle-street; at Garravral'g ; at the London Commercial Co ffee-nouse, Mincing-lane; at the Jerusalem Coffeehouse, Cornhill; Chapter Coffee-house. Pater noster-row ; North and South American Coffee-house. Thread ,-r nee dle-street ; and J. Jenkins, G enera l Advertising-office. , Southampton-buildings, London; by Messrs. Johnston and Co. ; and Mr. John Lee, at his Newspaper and Advertisement Agency Office, 35, Henry-street, Dublin; Mr. M'l'hun. Glasgow; M r ' Wheeler, Exchange-street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Man chester: Mr. Mally, Bookseller, Warrington; Mr. Clarke, Pilot offiee, Preston ; and Mr. Coope, 33, Union -street, Birmingham. Terms of Subscription for this pap er :--On cred it one year, Xl' a s . ; h a lf- y ear, 1 3s. ; quar ter 1 is. 6d.—if paid in advance, one year, £2 2s • half-year, Li is; quarter, lOs Sd. Cr. 'moo APRIL