The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-05-19 00:00:00

" 16. . THE OUTRAGE IN DERRY CATHEDRAL. I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MISCELLANEOUS. ---.. DAMAGt TO THE STONR VIVI. AT GREENTFICIT..-021 Tuesday morning, between nine and ten the inhabitants in ;fiftarketl3. R I : 1 0: 4 .: d T:::: Vottrp. --- the vicinity of the stone pier at GreenwiCle, were alarmed by ---......--- PARTNERSHIPS DI _ s ei n ners-, - hire cottolll a i ie ---'"'"----"."-"--- -- -----------------------n------- A few weeks since, as we stated at the time, a number of NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. In the recent lettings of the g rass p arks in Scotland, are- a loud report, like the explosion of a pi ece o f ar till er y, sue _ WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 16. T. Shaw and J. Park, Oldham, Lances . , raousel n duction of from 10 to 15 per cent has been generally ac- ceeded within a few seconds by the announcement that the F. encash' , ,flbere the congregation assembled in Derry Cathedral on the sun- Total quantities. Total amount. Price THE LAND OF THE BLEST. day arose from their seats and left the building during the WEDNISDAY.-HANDICA.P PLATE of £5O, for three year ceded to. pier was falling. Several persons were on the pier as it gave heat, qrs. delivery of a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Henn. The doctrines olds and upwards, A.F. The harvest has a most promising appearance in the nei g h_ way, and others were on the barge which is moored in front. Oats ° an N d I G iu A lse Z m E a —"..-- n I Westmorlana 'era " Dear father, I ask for my mother in vain ; promulgated by this gentleman were so offensive to these Lord Miltown's Fidhawn, 5 yrs, 6st 71b .. Nunn 1 bourhood of Paris. The damage has extended itself to at least three-fifths of the Barley d Tate, South Shields, booksel a an Has she sought some far country her health to regain ? persons as to induce them to resort to so unusual, and in our Mr. Payne's Johnny, 6 yrs, Ost . vele, entire length, which is 320 feet, and in dept, from the bottom _-- - - _____ newspaper proprietors-M 'Coll an Greaves Kota-. -J. H. Mollet and CO., Southampton, ship brokelrs-and j. . 4 1741 155 4d ..... £2 Ss 2d laitie Printers-F. Stockdale and Co., Salford. Lancashire, P,'". - -en_ Has she left our cold climate of frost and of snow, opinion, so reprehensible, a mode of manifesting their oppo- The SUFFOLK STAKES of 15 soya each. 5 ft, if declared, with ot the piles, 80 feet. The crash which created the alarm oc• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET MAY 18. Kent, Stratford.upon-Avon, titnber-merchants blow ?" or Blood i"-Cork Constitution. curred through the springing of one of the immense piles ' • Land"' For some warm, sunny land, where the soft breezes sition to the sentiments of the preacher, who it appears is an 100 added ; the second to receive £3O out of the stakes. 'neial Fanny Elssler has gone on a provs • tour, and was to which are in Wont of the pier and snort the b• k k • d iron admirer of the system of Theology recently sprung up at Last mile and a half of R.C. 23 subscribers, 14 of whom , PP ric wor an it a firmness of tone " Yes, yes, gentle child, thy loved mother has gone Our market continues to wear a healthy aspect, and carries with Egham, Surrey, grocers-J. and J. Cope. masonry, to whlea Ley are clasped bY bars of iron let into the demand is not so neeisive RS it was hut week. The quantity confectioners-Nisbett, Marsden, and Co, "" lkingtoo, Oxford. The following correspondence has taken place be- declared. nd J. E To a climate where sorrow and pain are unknown ; ExTaeveoasee..-The papers say that Fanny Elssler the stonework. A previous breaking away of a part of the sold y es t er d a y was 6 000 h a l es , taco of them to speculators and ex- works, near Sheffield, iron masters-F. Barry a a and T. Turto o, tween the Bishop and the Dean on the subject :- Col. Peel's I-amsnot-aware, aged, ist.. Chapple 1 commence an engagement at Bath this week, '1 1, h T e a St I t. h : 71 81' , DN'AE ID' : .1' c f . A Her spirit is strengthened, her frame is at rest I ~ +, burton and which prevents any decline in prices, though grinders-Bennett and Thompson, Bishopsgat_e.,streeeltto. via Rye, Sussex, merchants-W. Warburton, A. How,- -, " Boom hall, May sth, 1843. Lord Exeter's Albion, 4 yrs, est 7lb .. There is health, there is peace, in the land of the blest. MATCH.-D.M. 200 ; h ft. Duke of Bedford's Curry- Theatre. then hoped that the damage would not go further. At that iners- • "My dear Mr. Dean,-I consider it my duty to call your - T. B. Turton-W J and A. M'Whinnie, Chelsea, m ~ ~ Shropshire. ere at work cleanin the ste s which cracked time two men w g p , VV comb, 9st 11b.. (Robinson,) beat Mr. Osbaldestou's Devil Father Mathew is expected to arrive in England in the SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MAY 17. s• may, Ryde-J. Pugh and J. Harding, Ludi° • ' hternien-E. "Is that land, dear father, more lovely than ours ? • and that of the Churchwardens of the parish of s ? attention, among the Tailors, Bst 71b, (F. Butler.) course of a short time. and is to visit Cambridge, Wisbech, he subse uent dame e a ars a•tw re under them ; t q g ppe ,s 1 e , the There was only a moderate show of Beasts to-day, but of Sheep grocers-Covidgton and Hill, City-road, London, lig f waders; as Are the rivers more clear, and more lovely the flower Tem plernore, through you, to an occurrence which took place result of an earthquake ; the immense slabs of stone for the a good one-and that of Lambs exce lle n t, In Beef and Mutton and J. Taylor an d c o Almondbury, Yorkshire' iren ° 4 Sheffield, common brewers ;so far as regards A.N a , 0 a nd The JOCKEY CLUB PLATE of £5O. B.C. ~ Does summer shine over it all the year long ? _ in the Cathedral on the morning of the 23rd of April, when a Norwich, Ipswich, and other places. Duke of Bedford's John o' Gaunt.... walked over. landings having caacked, and in parts literally crumbled ; the no change, but Lambs was id per lb lower. far as regards T. Ilaigh. II it cheered by the glad sound of music and song ?'' number of persons, apparently by preconcerted arrangement, The murderer of Mr. Gatchell has been fully committed heavy masses, which are on the top of the brickwork, into -- ----- --- ------ -- --------- --- - to Tullamore gaol, on what is understood to be the clearest which the massive iron Tailings and posts are sunk, have ----- LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARK yn E dtoe T apl , oerrst of M ar a :fill . : er. " Yes, the flowers are dispelled not by winter nor night, left the Church during the performance of divine service, in LATEST DERBY BETTING. ED. evidence. BANKRUPTCIES ANN ULL The well-springs of life are exhaustless and bright ; a manner calculated to cause embarrassment to the officiating 1100 to 500 against Cotherstore (taken) cracked, burst, and sunk in every direction, whilst the greater l'Slay 18, 1843. William Fuller Cliffe Sussex carrier. nufactarer ssed And by exquisite voices sweet hymns are addre , minister, and to giv . e offence to the rest of the congregation. sto 1 against A British Yeoman For the second time Mr. C. Landseer has been fortunate part of the parade presents man . y large fissures, the stone We have had an exceedingly scanty enough to have his picture selected by the holder of the 1400 pavement, &c., having also sunk in curves. The front wall for some eay's past, with en increased demand from coun s tr supply of Potatoe i Robert Steuart' ' ' N Granada, ma , Santa Fe de Bogota, ew To the Lord who reigns over the land of the blest.' at least by the well-disposed I feel assured that it will be quite sufficient, in order to pre -16 to 1 against Aristides (taken freely) vent a repetition of the act, 1000 to 15 against Pickpocket (taken.) prize in the London Art Union. bulges out in many arts even above the hi h-water mark for transhi meat com ' p g , p , bined with a steady retail business at the BANKRUPTS. ndon, silk " Yet that land to my mother will lonely appear ; among them, to make it apparent to those persons, through The Lord Chamberlain hos issued a notice that her Ma. implying too clearly that the lower part is also extensively quay•s from our town trade, has caused an advance in price for all Victor Jay. Castle-lane, Southwark -bridge-road, Lo S g a ra m n u it e e l . Rugg, Southampton, build Churchwardens, that, from whatever motive it descriptions. The She shrunk from the glances of strangers w . hile here ; you and the market closed very Arm this evenin at th hat-manufacturer ill flee, as an offence against the laws.' SHREWSBURY RACES. annexed quotations, viz :-Cups, victualler. Is 21(1 to Is 4d, Seedlings, Is ad to Thomas Joseph Clark. Billingsgate, Londoa, From her foreign companions I know she w ~ originated, it w great part is roped off. The cost of the erection of the pier jesty's birthday will not be celebrated on the 24th instant, damaged. To guard against accident on the parade, the g e . but on a later day - to be announced hereafter. it was on y comp ete a out three years ago. It is estimated any descriptions of produce, by our neighbouring f . ' Is 6d, Pink Eyes, Is 3d to Is 4,1 per go lb. William Jones LI aw l : And sigh, dearest father, for you and for me. s urveyor-general of the ens- . which is called the permanent pier was about £3O 000 and , ~ , Our E T d ri y s v t a r r a d r. P rr a h rf o r n e l y a , s S s w , aff . ham Norfolk, m h iller k . er WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. Alexander Ross, Esq., the 1 1d b local markets are now only very moderately supplied with John Pool, Stoke Damerel:Devonshire. brewer. Ini.eack, S.taffordshire, Mat " ...all Christian Men areo=ndreel:vb,:yboltahwosiowtille.e=iceif the ecclesiastical or civil p . th tai aLt : h i e ini lg r e f a p b l a el i e r on s n ay lii‘ , i di l n l eas c i s o t rt s se t .d a G t t ri I li e as a st e s t it II h i ae a n l d f d i t p,: l: re a ut t op t, s i u oun m l ei 1 ca w os I n i i to c r h eacc , : i ro t rres i s , i for which they obtain very full prices. " My darling, thy mother rejoices to gaze and country prohibit such an act as I. have conceived it my THE 'WHITEHALL STAKES of 10 s°vs• each , with 20 added ; ton's , is at Present on a tour of inspection in the northern armers, and tO - -ey are very strict in protecting the a mile and a half. (4 subscribers.) counties. James Allison, Newcastle-upon Tyne, grocer. On the long-severed friends of her earliest days ; duty now to refer .Ta Potatoes 9 ala s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. officiating minister during the performance of divine service. Capt. Price's ch. h. Retriever, aged, 9st. (Whitehouse) 1 CHARITY IN PARIS.-The donations and legacies made Red Rogers 22 2 4 Old Hay .... ONOII la 201 b. „ Her parents have there found a mansion of rest, 's b. m Collina srs Bat 101 b 2 to hospitals and other charitable institutions during the year DIVIDENDS. s-street, London, And they welcome their child to the land of the blest." Their language expresses tirt . no one shall ' molest, vex, Mr. Worthington . . ,y . . ..... through an error in not having formed a coffer-dam at first, Cu p s l5 1 8 New Hay.... 00 0 0 _ June 9, A Clugston and CP. Chapman, Thame . ule him ; and they further direct THE TANKERVILLE STAKES of 23 sovs. each, 15 ft., with Pink-eyes and } draP 9 er m st disturb, or otherwise tro b 1842, amounted to tive millions of francs.-Galignani. and formed a solid foundation. -Times of Wednesday.- Kemus 2O 2 2 Clover Hay_ 0 7 0 i o g _____ merchants-June 6. J. Fisher and J. Milner, Norwich, er-June , Grass . " How I long to partake of snch meetings of bliss! rt out of the Church during the time of 50 added • second saved his stake • two miles. (25 subs that ' none shall depa , ' .' THE TEA TRADE, MAY 15.-The deliveries last week in- The prediction that this erection would crumble to • ' - pieces in Cattle -staine.' That land must be surely more happy than this ; 16 paid 5 sovs. each.) , e s t - t , E D : :t i e , j r z , h b s r h u i s r e , 1 0 1 1 Straw, Wheat 0 7 0 Si 1p 201 J., and T. H. Evans, Old-street-road, London, paper eB , 14. depends, d nearly 50 i Olbs being 546,8041b5. The trade has a short time from the return of the s rin tide ft th • On you, my kind father, the journey . ~ • ' tended, by the proceeding to which I have re- Capt. Price's Retriever, aged, 9st. 81b. (Whitehouse) 1 crease _ao ~ . . . . . Pg,a er e in- Turnips, aa to n .... 00 0 0 straw, oat N r l e A ce l ive l6 d . he: erie j hliol born, d and friends. service or sermon without some urgent or reasonable cause.' " Were it in correct. At about eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, just as jury detailed in our paper of yesterday, unfortunately proved Carrots luded L t l o V in E t ß h P e O fo O re L go C in O g R r e N p 0 r E t X , t C h H e A s u N p G p l E i e , s .0 00 0 Straw, Barley 000 0 Baker, Mark-lane, merchant, June g, C. Robinson, --- • (were- Let us go to my mother, her kindre , to convey any personal reflection upon an individual, Mr. Ongley's ch. g. Roderick, 4 yrs., 75t... - H - avirig very few arrivals of Grain, in addition to tbose al h that bright clime, ferred, fd . er o oing so was in many additional ways objecs Mr. Fox's Kitty Cockle, aged, Bst. 71b. ; Mt. King's Ata- The Horticultural Society has sent a plant collector t been inactive, but prices are mucti tne same. ,_____ " Not on me, love ; I trust I may reac . e the mann the tide was rising, another crash was heard, which was at June 8, J. and J. H. Butler, Liverpool. merchants -J nc Trede- But in patience must stay till the Lord's chosen tins ; tiona • hie Any departure from sound doctrine by a preacher lanta, 4 yrs.. ist. 71b. ; Mr. I. Day's Busk m., aged, ist 91b, As soon as daylight appeared, persons in boats went to see arscien, . ow due by the Society is 1:12,505 once attributed to the bursting of the piles in front of the pier. Clapham, Liverpool, woollendraper-June 14, D. M „ ‘,. Le witt, hest, • hable in a legal Manner ; and, if it was supposed that and Mr. Collins's Norma, 4 yrs., ist. Ilb., also starred, but Pulses £7,009 : the debt n China. The Society's income last year was £7,292, its ex • Loudon, tailor-June 8, J. Youens, Ludgate-hill, Loncl9.l3_, E . ?" 2 -3, H. And must strive, while awaiting his gracious be is punis gar, Monmouthshire, linendraper-June 14, H., or is• ''.. Nas h, husband and wife attende e J and it. b' •Ider RATHER PRECOCIOUs. — A . Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, dra J 20 per- une . • • bur and of the blest. such an otfence had been committed, it was the duty of those were not placed. . To guide thy young steps to the 1 the extent of damage. Pile after pile, of ponderous timber, • e 'Woodside, , . child thou must toil ; i t h ug ht so to seek the legal remedy, and not to risk the THE INNKEEPER'S PURSR of 30 soya., added to a sweep- Kendal mark e t l ast s a turday, whose united ages, at the birt 0 wno o since this day week are o bound with iron, and fixed at the foundation in massive plates ' Bristol brewers-Jun i n the aggregate very unimportant. ' ' e ter and v i est i , T. Lunt, Ches a . H o mer, " Through a world full of danger, my , . disturbance of the peace of the congregation, and the incur- stakes of 5 sovs. each ; heats, a mile and a quarter. of their first child, amounted to only twenty-seven years ! Our market this morning was tolerably well attended b -June . 9, S. Sedgley, Dudley, grocer-June 21, o Thy peace it may blight, and thy virtue despoil ; ring the inconvenience of public scandal, by taking the judg- Mr. Arthur's ch. f. Miss Susan, 3 yrs., 6st. (Maiden 1 of iron, had been split and shivered, some fallin inw d - A Parisian florist, famed for his camellias, sells J.:500 wort and others outwards vsl •I h d g ar s, town and country purchasers, and the trade upon the wholy Bromwich, wine-merchant. he Nor wilt thou, alas! be withheld from its snares, ,•iist t e pant e gave way in every di- assumed a steadier appearance than of late. I e CERTIFICATES __...., o n t ther's fond prayers. ment of the presumed offence into their own hands. Mr. Fowler's b. g. The Duke, 4 yrs., Bst. , tle fissures extending nearl the whole len th d Y g ,an n good and To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contra' , fine descriptions of English, Irish, and F - WI i By a mother's kind counsels, a mo "On this point I should wish to draw your attention to Mr. Skerratt's Lydia, Mr. Worthington's Hooton, Mr. bouquets. tl l f • b • h• • le p ates o iron eing s ivered like glass It is now ther oreign teat, the day of meet ng. ist- 3 " e . , -a we crave, the 39th (Irish) Canon, in which it is set forth that, 'if any Frost's b. c. by Lambtonian, dam by Woful, Mr. Minor s , e- transactions were to a moderately fair extent, on • June 9, E. Harle, St. John's street road, London, Chem June " Yet fear not ; the God whose protectio , The Pre ' eth offi f t f • f 1 f f ' nner has accepte eceo pa ron o a society ore, scarce ysae or any person to go on the ier, as the • qulte as druggist. seMong er d and to save ; preacher in his sermon shall publish any doctrine, either Betty Baylock, and Captain Price's Clinker, also started, P high terms, and, in a few partial instances, at prices sleh 1 , 9, W. G. Docking, Hampstead-road, London, chee LOndou , Is mighty to strengthen, to shiel , . _ in Staffordshire '• For the Diffusion of Ag •It 1 K only remaining stairs le v ,mu ura now ed uest, using to the floating barges have ex- over the currenc of thi , l e ' Y 9, E. Miles, Bridge-houce-place, Newington.causeWaY, _swell, And His hand may yet lead thee, a gloriti g g strange or disagreeing from the word of God, or from the but were not placed. ledge, and the Protection of Agriculture.' -British Lion. hibited symptoms of downfall. The eastern end, near Shi d ' ' •la ' 1 y s ay se nnight , eut in tae row qua- saddlers' ironmon • h treet Shea ger-June 8, R. Gatenby, Hig -S . 9, Lun dof the blest. le lities of this grain there was no amendment eith • ri Luke , To the home of thy mother, the lan Articles of Religion generally received in the churches of THURSDAY. Dock a h er in -emend London, grocer-June 8, S. Gartley, Golden.lane. st• dra per- - A youth only sixteen gears of age was transported for seven nd t e Royal Hospital, is opening to fissures, and is or value. England and Ireland, they (the Minister and Churchwar- Toe Coeumer STAKES of 10 sovs. each, with 20 added, for don, licensed victualler-Jude 8, W. Burton, Cambridge. aa„,_ likely to burst away in that direction. It is quite impossible F of a mile. years at the Aberdeen Cii•cuit Court, for forging some bank - CE LITERARY A OTI . ed w• dens) shall, by their letter subscrib ith some of their two and three-year-olds ; about three quarters hands that heard him, so soon as may be, give notice to the Mr. Hill's br. c. Beaumont, 2 yrs, Get. 111 b. (Darling) 1 ! notes which he executed very neatly with a common pen ! to stay the damage, but the wbole must be left to its fate, th d lour, moving off rather less readily, hardly maintained e a vance above noted. June 8, T. Smith, Southampton-stieet, Strand, London , ..fa a „ merchant-June 8, H. Blackman, Cranbrook, K ---Ju''' --eat. grocer ughes 2 Ilis sister helped him, and was imprisoned for two years. and be washed down by the tides, whe th n e greater part of Berle s 8 T Hutchins Andover co mon carrier-June 8. • H 11 ---- • Bishop of the diocese, that he may determine the matter. Mr. Copeland's b. f. Noisette, 3 yrs., Bst. 121 b.. - .' • " m inters-4'l erica 3 Mr. Thomas Hartley, of the Hare and Hounds Inn, Hip- g ' „ een ai in e- nor qualities of Malt were 1 and H. Hunter, St. Leonard's-on•the-Sea, Sussex, bu iich used in South Am and take such order therein as he shall think convenient.' all-. Platt's b. c. Retiarius, 2 yrs., Gst. 12Ib ween the wall and the road to form the arade w' s. per qr. dearer. Llandha" e Remark: on Matico, a styptic m mas Jeffreys, My object in Pointing the attention of the Minister and the Mr. Frost's b. f. Black-Eyed Susan, 3 yrs. Bst. 121 b. 4 perhohne, has an orange tree at present in full bloom. It washed aw P , ill also be Beans and Pease, upon a moderat c 7, s. Seacombe, Tavistock, tailor-June 7, T. Jones. i W. orrhage. By Tho ay. The only safe uhlic accom e sale, fully retained our y Traethaen, Merionethshire, cattle-salesman-June l''. • p modation now is last quotations. eyrexlisi a ' for Suppression of Hcens Churchwardens of the parish of Templemore to this Canon Her MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas •, t ' hree miles. has also four beautiful oranges, of the St. Michael kind, on the 'Water ' ' ' Deigton and Co., 1843. men s-pier.-Times of Thursday. Cullis, Clun, Shropshire, druggist-June 9, E. Davies, Oats i Esq.. M.D. Worcester : is, that should they know or ascertain any just cause of com- Mr. Collett's Cattonite, 4 yrs, 9st Ilb.. (Whitehouse) 1 its branches.-Halifax Guardian. ,be ng still scarce, commanded former • prices, rout , Denbighshire, miller. rms part of the llth volume plaint on the part of any, especially of those persons who left Capt. Berkeley's Portrait, 5 yrs (51b under weight) 2 \\TALKING THE STREETS.-The Prefect of Police has again previous y. CERTIFICATES be shown tO The above useful Tract also fo 0 • To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause 'al Medical and Surgical the congregation on the occasion referred to, theY maY for- Mr. Tranter's ch fby Bran-Kilma, 4 yrs, 9st llb .. 3 issued an ordonnance, inviting persons walking on the trot- atmeal, cm the contrary, was in good rec d ' . luest, an choice of Transactions of the Procinct ward to nee a specific statement in writing, (according to the The SHROPSHIRE STAKES of 20 sovs each, hft (three sub- toirs to keep to tbe right, less pressure taking place, and (71PIpppnig intelltgentr. the contrary on or before June 6. cuts, in some Instances, rather exceeded the rates of last M )er.stsiners The mode whereby the week. ~ J., and T. H. Evans, Old-street-road, London, Pal , D i r eka, 44/soeiaiiOn published this year. e Canon provisions of th ,) of the erroneous doctrine com- scribers). consequently fewer accidents being likely to occur.-Galig- -J. S. Mottram. Alrewas, Staffordshire, woolstapler - h• do -- - f this newly arrived South lained of, and I shall put such complaint in p:ocess of im- —. i n..-- hi the bonded market, little has transpired beyond a few Liverpool, millwright-G. Cobb, Nottingham, licensed victua 1 anti-hcemorrhagic properties o . P Capt. Price's ch h Retriever, aged walked over. nani. ne e el er" family were dis- • mediate investigation. TUESDAY, MAT 16.-Wind E.S.E. trivial sales for export : the recent imports of foreign Wheat, W. Russell, Kingston-upon-Thames, innkeeper-G. Cole, a'a - se American herb belonging to the " pepp 1 " Such a course is the legal one, and. has obvious advan- The COUNTY MEMBER'S PLATE of GO soya : heats twice The last relic of the "wall "of London was sold by the - AnaivEn. C 1 1 . W -o om nan, a.kem, from Sydney, N.S W • sail d however, continue to be offered free for consumptio d heath. Kent, grocer-H. Clarke, George-street, Mansi 'on.ll o ° ' er-P' n, an estin art of this medica ound. kto b corporation of the city on Thursday wee . e pulled down. ' e last week 1670 1 London lock•mant facturer-N. L. Nash, Bristol, brew . , e fiela. covered, is not the least inter g p tages over that which incurs the risk of irreverence and pub- r 29th Jan.-Margaret, Kerr, from Charleston Ca •• • c o m:atti, Bars- qrs. were c eared for that purpose within the Groves nd N . Beard J Smith sVeli n , Boston, leatherdressers- • • o the - d lying in the last state of ex lic scandal, inasmuch as it affords a patient hearing to all ' • Mr Fowler's The Duke, 4 yrs, Bst 2lb (Denman) 12 2 1 Had it been knocked down at an antiquarian valuation, the tow, and Bengal, Gorham, from Mobile-Sea, - Dela% nd Champ- range of our quotations, on payment of the 20s. dut essay. A soldier wounded, an Mr. Fox's bin Miss Kitty Cockle, aged, eet 131 b 23 1 2 fragments would have been worth lifting up. It was founded lain, miller, from New Orleans-Thomas D ' Yorkshire,cotton-spinner-J. Tams,Shelton,Staffordshire, e faaccies' empsey, Crosby, from The late cold winds having been succeed d b • Y• • h the instinct of despair parties, ensures that the charge shall be definite and well •• a Trinidad ; sailed lath March-Shenandoah, West, f 'h e y mild genial ware-manufacturer-S. Cheetham and T. Wadsworth. a- , haustion on the field of battle, wit and w eighed, not made hastily from prejudice or mistake ; and, Mr. Killick sbr g Henley, 6 yrs, Bst 131 b 313 dr in the time of Constantine. rom C arleston weather d a handful of " grass s -and Juno, Sphon, from Danzic. and fertilizing rains, vegetation is now progressing field, sillk-throwsters-W. Newton, Macelesfield, silk-throWs,e' crammed into the bleeding woun w hile it affords to the accused party an opportunity of de- FFIDAY. A HINT TO MAGNETISERS.—Mr. Richard, professor 01 s . vigorously, and after as favourable a DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. AILF.D.-Lady Combermere, Task er, for Africa-Grace, Jone seed time as can be d 1 413- he sur within his reach- f (which the line hitherto adopted does not,) it provides The CLEVELAND STAKE 3 of 15 sops each, 10 ft, with 30 magnetism, and Mlle. Virginie Plain, somnambulist, have for Antigua-Matthew Pearce John Stephen Pardy, Upper North place, Gray's Inn.roa , the leaves of a plant accidentally his ence, , Loney, for St. Thomas-Mar • Kim s : remernoered, the crops around us exhibit a most luxuriant osed had saved for all just ground of objection an effectual remedy- added : mile and three quaaters. (13 subs, 6 paid 5 soya been condemned to six months' imprisonment by the police ball, Fleetoe, for Cadiz-Goddess, Lovering. for Arica , Islay and aspect. don, dealer in dogs. d. rived to record the means which he supp . bto "In the event of such a charge being specifically made, I each.) magistrates at Niort (France), under an accusation sof vein- Lima-Joseph Wheeler, Reed, for Genoa-Sultana, Heard fo Charles Nixon, Haymarket. lately a gentleman's stewar to him, and there y Cronstadt-Alida, Doornbos, for Narva-and Ilendrika J ,• r life." Procidentially, we say then ma tie s hall give it the most impartial attention. Should it, how- Mr. Reeve's Cracksman, aged, ist 4 lb.. (Wakefield) 1 dling.-Medical Provincial Journal. Struth, for Pernau. anima, - rs from the syste Thomas Wood, Bradford, Yorkshire. lately an innkeeper. ever, on inquiry, be found incapable of being sustained, the Capt. Price's Clinker, aged, Bst 2 His Excellency the Earl De Grey has it in contemplation MEETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. others was this boon sent : and it appea that . .. e -street, Westminster, stone mason. effreys, impropriety of acting as th oug h it were so, and making it Mr. King's Atalanta, 4 yrs, ist 81b ; Mr. Charlton's Nix- Hoc a. George Loggan, Lewisham, solicitors clerk. am hlet of Dr. J to convert the long drawing-room of Dublin Castle into a Eliza Ann, M'Allister, hence at St. John, N.B. 19, John Jones, ;proof and dlr.). experiments narrated in the p p bleeding, the subject of public accusation, or the occasion of pe onal my-Dolly, 4 yrs, Get 81b ; Mr. Flintoff's The Rhine. 3yr District Court, 12 Abraham Taylor. Leeds, cloth-merchant. 1 and external s , picture gallery, and for this purpose is making a collection Cynthia Amy, hence at Sackville 23, Thomas Jones, (proof) Its utility as a styptic in both interna ' class of i n jury, will be obvious t o a n w ho are well disposed ari r g dis- 6st 71b ; and Mr. I ,Vildman's Coheiress, 3 yrs, sst 71b ; were of portraits of the several lords-lieutenant who have held Fulmar ; C k roc er, hence at Leghorn 23, Richard Almond, (Ist) Ditto, 11 James Harvey, Hyde, Cheshire, currier. tusll e ' k amongst this not placed. Ditto, 11 Mary Neale, Walton-on-the-Hill, Lancashire, licensed vic has already won for it a first ran It is gra- passionate. office in Ireland since the year WOO. Galway Ark, Dawson, hence at ditto 24, Charles James Morley, (and) r vegetable. ~ In every case, and under all circumstances, the peace of The GOLD C 1.1 1 ,, in specie, by subscription of 10 sovs h Solway, Evans hence at Civita Vecchia Ditto 11 David Davis, Rhuabon, Denbighshire. surgeon. eac ; The subscribers to the " Affghaun Testimonial" have de- 24, James Gordon, (special) Lowndes, Robinson &Bat ' Peri, Da '. eson's. 12 William Walker, Linale Laith, Yorkshire, farmer. remedial agents, be they mineral o bus exerting the congregation, and the protection of public worship from about two miles and a half. (11 subscribers.) we, sailed from Lisbon sth May, and Patriot, Austin, 6th, d townsman t termined on the erection of a church at Colabah, as the most both for this port ' ---- _____ . -- , Charles Lister. Stanhope-street, Mornington-crescen t, tifying to us to see our respecte wn the real interruption, must be considered a matter of exceeding im- Capt. Price's ch h Retriever aged . , ... (Whitehouse) 1 William Jay, Tipton, Staffordshire, engine-turner. d make kno appropriate and durable monument that can be selected. Cynthia, Humphreys, from Pernambuco, at Cove PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. himself so laudably to ascertain an d publishing portance. I therefore rely on your conveying to the church- Capt. Berkeley's gr h Portrait, 5 yrs - Oberon, Hoodless, from Callao, off Dartmouth Adam Preston, North-place, Bethnall-green, out of busineoseu:t of t'co by collecting an wardens the expression of my anxious desire that they should Mr. Worthington &b m Collins, 5 yrs Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Charles Wiles Searle, St. Mary-street, Lambeth, London, qualities of the pepper-ma i , amongst .. 3 scribed on tablets in the interior of the sacred edifice. John Moore. from China: in the Downs Duty, business. 1 practitioners, on all occasions carefully attend to the preservation of it. Mr. Raworth's Schoolboy, 4 yrs o ungeness. On 14th Memel the testimonies of other medica Watson, and " I remain, my dear Mr. Dean, very faithfully yours, DESTROYING THE SHIP " NATIVE." — At the Central A 1 1 ' ' Joseph Brock, High-street,Portlandt-own, baker. Dr G. C. The SAL OPIAN STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 25 added ; heats, •• 1 C pn ,in at. sN, long. 28 W, spoke the Hebrides, ftom Buenos Goth 14 0-15 0 •ee. 2 • teener. whom we notice Dr. Dickenson, • ently avail "R. DERRY AND RAPHOE. Crimina ourt, London, on Monday White and Young- Ayres for tl ' , . us port, which reported that Monte Video Id b ' enburg l3 10 --15 0 ata. Lion Ratsey, West Cowes, Isle of Wight. licensed vic may confid "To the Very Rev. the Dean of Derry. one round. (5 subscribers.) husband, the captain and mate of the ship Native, were sen- evacuated. la een, W ybarg r. others, whereby the public at large tiel „ o f the Mr. Ongley's ch g Roderick, 4 yrs .... (Dodgson) 1 1 tenced to transportation for life, for maliciously destroying Persia. Stevens, from Ceylon, off Margate Petersburg l4 10 -1710• i• a- a James Elibbert, Upper Knowle, Derbyshire, corawaine . • . • • n to the ar Denbeigh Scott Ilarriton, Calverley, Yorkshire, shopkeeper Mr. Tranter's ch f, by Bran-Kilma, 4 yrs ... .. 2 2 Columbine hence for PLANKS per foot of 2 inches thick. ••`. " ebemselees of this fresh additio "TO THE HON'. AND RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF that vessel. , Charleston, was spoken in long. 40, out D •' anzig, Deck - 0 3 f ~: , 6; William Jones, Macclesfield, Cheshire, out of business. materia medica. he details • of DERRY. Mr. Frost's b f Black-eyed-Susan, 3 yrs . 3 3 FORGERY.-Hugh Frazer pleaded guilty at the Centre 42 days, with foremast sprung and fished. 1 Locust, hence for Genoa, was spoken lath April, off Ca S t British American Pine - 0 2 1 i ;: d k., Thomas Neild, Glossop, Derbyshire, shopkeeper. f the plant - t dar, as "MT DEAR LORD BISFIOP,—I did hope that the earnest The BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE of 60 sovs ; weights and Criminal Court, on 'Monday, to a charge of feloniously Ambassador, hence for Africa, was spoken 2ath A'pe . par.el LATHWoon, per fathom. Tamerlane Bowen, Dorking, hatter. , pril, in lat. 41, Danzig, 4 feet For the botanical description o . as a reme , distance as for the County Members' Plate. long. 12 Thomas Jones, Llangattock, Breconshire. shopkeeP er • _ aO O, exhibill" le request I made to your Lordship might have spared me the forging and uttering a power of attorney to transfer „t 8 0 - 810 se2 OS e t LoP" Bri i t shAme its experimental use-mode of tial princip , Mr. J. Stanley's b c Pensive 3 yrs.. (Copeland) 02 1 1 Orozimbo, hence for Santa Cruz, was s ricau 4 ,: o _ Julia Mary Harrington, Portland-street, Poland-stre , of its essen very painful obligation of appearing as a newspaper corres- £1779 18s. 4d.. bank annuities, to defraud the Bank of poken sth May, in lat. 47, M 510 Is. milliner. doctors term it-chemical reactions d to the pamphlet pondent with the Bishop of my diocese, but the publication Mr. Isaac Day's mby Nimrod-Busk, 6 yrs .. 10 3 2 England. He Was sentenced to transportation for life. long. g. AHOGANT, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras he re a er Sir E. Baker's b g Montezuma, aged ...... 01 2 3 Lotus, hence for Palermo, which was spoken 29th March, off ° 5 1- 070 'sad. atters• of your letter of the sth instant, in the last Journal, has Cuba s uallic acid, &c., &c., we refer t • these m Algiers, dismasted, has put into Cagliari 0 7 - 010 s learned in laced me in a position both with my parishioners and my Mr. Flintoff's ch f Countesa of Lichfield ;Mr Fowler's LONGEVITY.-There is an old gentleman residing on the St. Domingo O- 1 6 1 21 a• Charles Cary, Cheltenham. itself, if he be further curious or _ there is a very P . . s i e nnamessex, in omerse coun y, i ary an , name -b f Syl h 4 M NI• 'b 8' ' * L'ttl A - - S t t • 'NI 'I d d CAPE OF GOOD Hors, March 22.-The Conservative, Lind C ' work, ana Dr. clerical brethren, in which I cannot suffer myself to remain, p , yrs ;r. ~ naer s c inbad, 3 yrs ; and Mr. from Liverpool to this _ O AK PLANKS Bet' A ' place, was totally w•recked in Saldanha Bay, • -. , i ish rnericau none. harles Brook, Huddersfield, joiner. The reading is only half an hour s t with• Worthin ton's br as my character has been unsparingly assailed by imputations g c Hooton, 3 yrs ; were not placed. Hance Lawson, aed 110. The Republican states that h g e previous 1 ' to ISt i instant ; risAKWOOD, per cubic feet lant to star part of the cargo washed on shore. it correct lithographic drawing of the p 9 lant in 183 , cast upon it of having acted in contradiction to my well- walked a considerable distance, a few days since, to pay a is feared the crew have Perished. STAVES, per 1200, John Shivas Mason, Liverpool, hosier. , „ d aoll, w ith the P visit to his youngest son, a lad of about 70 years of age.- NEW YORK, April 8. The John Cumming, Tha •er • Danzig, C. Pipe s -street, York-road, Lambeth, I ^' c r- known religious opinions, through unworthy and interested y , arrived at Jeffreys first made his acquaintan e under su RAILIVAY INTELLIGENCE. Hhd. Lan „a. The •c motives ; and further, the very fact of your Lordship's ad- American paper. Savannah, from Liverpool, was 'n t t th 1 ' i COD ac 2 u Irmo ' , with the none when he wrote regarding it in the of the stypti d . British ship Enterprise, which lost bowsprit, &c 9. Quebec, red, 11 inch thick John Evans, Cardiff, out of business. ful seat ressing me in the newspapers may leave an impression on It is rather a singular fact, that three persons residing and 51 feet long 'l3o- as o } Samuel Day, St. Alban's, trainer of horses. ower I bleed- Several of the late e • d • ngine. rivers on the North Midland • • 2s. do. ist. face of the leaf avers the most p r externa the public mind that you conceive me at least favourable to Railway, who refused t ' o submit to reductions in their weges, within a very short distance of each other, in Bishopwear- Do. Puncheon ~,a bon" f using it fo under- the grievous commotions which have lately taken place in my mouth, have died during the last three weeks in consequence WEDNESDAY M • - • , A.Y .7. Wind East, fresh. Ti ra BE ft, per cubic foot. .1. d. s. d. arah Gutteridge, Luton, Bedfordshire, sewer of stra , an aoo, properties ; and the best way o ia to press this have entered i t n o engagements with companies in France. Oak .tes e‘C. , .- rmore congregation. I can scarcely imagine that you entertain such of lock-jaw, arising from injuries received from trifling aCei. ARRIVED.-Mersey, from Oporto. '4— I 10 ings, as from cuts, leech-bi , shall do eve RA.ILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following is a calculation of dents. which, in other res . dt t b d d SAILED.-Lucy Sharp, M•Fie, for Bombe • Pine, British Amer. cc,mmon .. 00- 0 0 coach-builder. oh d--as we - An an idea. I should hope the long acquaintance which has pccts, appeare no o e atten e y-EUershe, Pagan, ad, l i ' n q ui ve I- • the last weekly returns of 44 railways, 1,568 miles in length. with d for Batavia and Sinca - red l- 2 0 Hear Red Is. per load. • Y man, Cumberland-row, Walworth-ro side of the leaf upon the woun to b isted between us must have proved to your Lordship anger. pore Commodore, Campbell, for Jamaiea- leather cutter. h a ppen ' tain sn s Number of passengers on 29 railways, 323,698 ; consequently Grampion. Sayer, for Dalhousie-De Jaeger, Wayland. for Am yellow - 1 34. • toilet we ma)" future con that lam much more disposed to be a messenger of peace tated u ster- Danzig. middlin THE SPERNALL MURDER.—It is now s , pon the hful Ne t f . g dam-Fait , ' w on, or Stett 1 8 - 1 g Samuel Scarlett, Stafford. licensed victualler. eond °l4 when, at our morning , t, for the the total for the week must be above 500,000. The receipts in-Flying Fish, Edwards, for Memel:middlin we expec a greeable) than the author of discord. The high respect I entertain for th 't f a man au or) y o ufacturing house at Redditch, who have Marseilles-Joseph Christall, Broad, for Constantinople-Cicel g I 8 - Stephen's, St. George's-circus, Sout close. Dressing cases will, " ra ther for passengers on 44 railways, £70,766 13s. 2d. ; ditto for y, Riga,red 1 9 Sls 6d If Id. tobacconist. h e whim se • Its your Lords p, hi induces me thus publicly to come forward- cox, for Pernambuco-Pliceni " recently reeeived a communication from their agent in Arne- x, Kilmer, for Antwerp-Pactolus - 2 2 this grateful leaf (the odour o ater's skin. goods on 39 railways, £24,289 3s. 7d. ; total, £95,055 16s. Harding, for Portsmouth-John Sr 1 . --- - d gold-be direction of a commum •cation from any inferior uarter should have rica, that Crowley, charged vvith shooting his tether's man- me lay, Fallenstein, for Buenos -- Jane Ar • q 9d. This is an average of X6Ol per mile er week. T 1 Ayres-Geor e Lord An^ . mitage, Batley, Yorkshire, cloth dresser. g , t and Elizabeth, Stone, for Ancona- ;7, 1 a .' - i X side by side with court plaisters an der the missed unnoticed. I trust you will believe that I earnestly P le . servant upon his farm of Spernall, near Redditch, has been Petrel, Gorbell, for R • ' W =Ca= tel a•..• t••. Luke G ' • to be un about out- traffic therefore is certainl • at the rate of about fo r disclaim the slightest intention of stating anything in the . s , ) - u mil- otterdam and St. Petersburg-George 11. Liar- 0 ; Mrs e 0 ce-- """ CI - m C. ". ".. reigen, Batley, Yorkshire, spinner. internal use will always require bit a rehended han En lish ,' - •n the United 't pp y g 1 olice officer i a ates, -ee e 0 et s F. 5 F.e er, tee 4' F-• el. 0 , es W e ^ o 2 ; lions and a half a year, and carrying twenty millions of pas- rison, Reed, for Para-and Emilia & Ferdinand Hart •• B John Fearnley, Bradford, Yorkshire, beer seller. ibbed the eedings, most remote degree disrespectful to your Lordship, from and is now on his passage to this country. Narva. . wig, for Z' 'al'aii - a•Faac.C.a--aa- - 0 a a '-' the doctors themselves :we only cr A 0 . 0 . proc sengers. . e . o , - , -.-o s , we-w 0 egreese a-- ce. qP r , William Burnley, Batley, Yorkshire, clothier. ss. whom I have received much of courtesy and kindness, or of - " a i•;; e 4E.w es? e a se ei'iees -, 0 Pa , David Brooksbank, Bradford, Yorkshire, out of busine n every`' - ' twe At a meeting of the states held in the island of Guernsey c es. e e ,...,,,,,,, e ,We. a a 0 es 0 •00-- ward use for the comfort of our osv smil i n g a par , wounding the feelings of Mr. Henn, whose many good qua- us - 2 .,,n 0 0.. _,,,,.- ..,":-.1 aa" ~, o'l 0.- - - ac John Astwick, Thornhill, Yorkshire, wheelwright. ho sha ve ' -I f nk Dr. -e lities I esteem and admire. THE MULLINGAR DEMONSTRATION. last week, the following, among many other subjects, was Royal Sovereign, (steamer), Brownless, hence and Lisbon, at a>-a a a' ....' '. " ' •""•• ° •-•' - Thomas Cope, Milton, Staffordshire, forgeman. and pro bono public° of all w an d the proposed for consideration, viz. :-" Whether there shall be Madeira, 24th April `A ii ' '.. S' .? a•a.'B . 0 2. '''' a' [,' ty 's .;,- t .,...` ,3 ' t 7 . 3, ess. •th gratification, b long rather to " Your lordship desires to draw my attention to the 39th Post Boy, Stokes hence at Madeira 27th at 2 , if,'.i .- ,''' , g-` l. : iii . i . r... ,9 4,V :z . ." 1 Edward Price, Whitton, Herefordshire, out of busin her. do hail the discovery wi If it e •t re- canon, entitled " Strangers not admitted to preach without The Freeman': Journal reporter estimates the numbers granted the sum of .f. - 0 per annum for the destruction r • , , O. Higginsoia Hogg. hence at ditto - aa a- a co a-• - - - -- ' ' , Chapel en le }nth, Derbyshire, butc . taken- be 1 for two ears " Aft r a erave and len the esl d• 4- eeor.i ' , , . = ',. -•=- -.. Frederick Beever, Manchester, smallware manufactiu, treys for all the pains he has blessings, license ;" and I will now ask you, is it reasonable to Place Present at the Mullingar meeting on Sunday last at from sparrows y . e , .g ne is- Cassiopea, Hodson, hence at the Mauritiva ;7 ca?,'.2. ' - ';', - aa:; 1 , . 7 g c'" 2 . ai . dinar)" r are the cussion the proposition WaS rejected hy a majority of 17 to Black Dog, Atkinson, f th ,-- z• • a , 7-1..: 4 - 0 the ordinary than to the extraor he forme on me the painful duty therein imposed, after the repeated 120,000 to 130,900 persons ; and he adds, that this was the rom c Cape of Good Hope, at Hobart g.• , 2...:. a . ----.- . „ . T as s of t 1 9 Town. g , e) ?_ . _ • l 7 '"-', .9•-•erg.;':= e - a. ise e es V S. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOY____/* membered that the unpretending e , assurances I have received from your lordship, both verbally lowest calculation made, as other competent judges were of -' St. Andrew, Leitch hence at St John N B ~. „` a ,?c, • a'; ,:,:, la' : 2 ;• ? ':.., a he plant, to an d by letter, that you would take on yourself all the respon_ opinion that this estimate was far under the mark. The FLAXSEED.-The Flaxseed season appears partly over, Oromocto, Cranck:hence at dit • to '• ' ; - ----- alorne• greatest. . „of t e -.. se s___.„.___. . ,___.. g . s e.; es,_, .___„,__., : -„, s____,,,____e s__,__. : Outward. _________---‹ eClua "" e course. sibility of Mr. Henn's occupying the pulpit of the Cathedral? speeches (one before and another after dinner) of Mr. very little having been done in the way of sales for the last Helen, Edwards, hence at Apalachicola X 0 "4 LOND • . a ON & LIVERPOOL, .• • 0 Mr. Clay of Bold-street has sp . can have re • I have never opposed your lordship's wishes on this subject, O'Connell varied but little from those which he has launched two days.-Prices underwent a further decline since our Mayflower, Weeks, hence at ditto 35 r . :: ,7 r:a a 3 ra ai Ea . "-- to . e.a i p ublic chew it, e - 1•,.7 ' - 's (a 7, ?c' S < C e st n whom the medical or non-tried' k vi de, or or hitherto questioned your authority even before you deemed forth since the recent ministerial declarations. They breathed last-the stock on hands, however, is very small. We quote Eli Whitney, Harding, hence at Boston '...- a** -', a- 2. a ~x ~,. . 2 2 ' , ''' L Jamaica ~ d to e, sr" i,] There is only it necessary to take a legal opinion, by which it appears throughout the same tone of defiance of any attempt to sup- Riga 27s to 30s per barrel ; Dutch, 65s per hhd; American Aldebaran, Nickels, hence at Boston 'a' 6' 4EI o - „, a 3 ,„.7 a. Z.; , - .. ?.. ~ .. .o-- 0 0 ~, , iz , eeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice. 20 0 - 0 0 a' n ..-- 5 0 [Would it do one any goo ofusea - should d ou btf u l w h e ther 1 lsave the power, even should I have the press the agitation, and the same boastful assurances of the 635. per do.-Derry paper. , Cratow, Town ; Ellen Bryson, Dixon ; Albania, Crowell ; Bir- - - --". ..•‘ '''' s " - '''' aw 4 ' ..,....z. - ~,--• .1 =. a a •.< a C e , 4 Honduras 4O 0- o 0 40 v 50 d too Pr . case they mingtam, Robinson, and Constautine, Wadsworth, hence at Mo. - 0 -- - a a -• a r" aa r F, - Havana 4O ° --- 0 ° when our purse has been ble buse it in il disposition, to exclude :Sir. Henn from the privilege of ad- speedy realization of Ireland's independence. The dinner P R OVISIONS IN THE PRINCIPALITY.-Fresh eggs are now bile . a ii • ~, c ., ,-, .4 a o . r 9 •-• ,2' p 'IC cx 35 0-40 0 - on 0 -- 0 ° o a mi ht spo - e e e a e„, .< .-...... o 't r New York, Boston 49 0- 0 0 -- ,-- . 0 one class "she would be liable t _ 5. They g , dressing the congregation, aeainst which measure I took the in the evening is stated to have been attended by about 380 selling at 7 for 2d., or 42 for ls. ; salmon trout, 9 for 6d. ; Josephine, Hurr, from Ilull, at ditto ; 'al o 7.. ``i V; :a' 'a a., al ~' a g. -.— Cha 1 re the cook tise. • es ',,,' gSS X -- e e. s s 'e - '" , e e.• e te, ,„ r eston, Savannah - 0 0 a° - " experimen liberty of remonstrating, solely from my desire to maintain Persons, but, with the exception of half a dozen names, the best fresh butter, retail, 10d. per lb.; potatoes, 61b. for ld. ; Lavinia, Downing, from Lancaster, at Savannah 0 ''•• 0 get hold of it, and those a ds to ;W, g , ..,9 4 a ~, g -,2 . :.... ~., ri . ....-3 New Orleans the i r hea ight think that peace and good feeling which ought to characterize a list presented to the public is wholly' composed of Roman a quarter of veal costs only 2e. 6d. Rent is at the same low Shepherdess, hence at Tampico CD .-.....,: ."4 ;.-, 0 0 aoa, 5: • a- 1 Canada the broth if they took it into ao e people rn Elizabeth, Gutheridge sailed f ' 0 . o """ 0 rk as - e rr ' • tea " was Christian community, and having so done, I trust I may Catholic c l erg y m en, i n cluding two bishops, Drs. Cantwell rate as living, and clothes of the native manufacture cost next 18th December , rom hew Zealand for Valparaiso oas e 0 te , ';', ; (;) •?.. • • l 4 ss, e., British North America } 00-0 0 a 0 We are not so wide of the ma " delicious , justly be deemed irresponsible as respects its past or future and Higgins, the former of whom presided on the occasion, to nothing.- Welchman. Queen hence at Cib '4- m' .7 a• • .t . - - --... - , : in g ‘,.,,,' Newfounaiand 0 -••• 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0 -- 3 aO-a a ; ...4 , _ -- .4 Brazils t that tea, en ing up a , . raltar, and sailed and May for Cadiz aa- 3 e.. . r, . p 4 25 0-30 0 "" --- 0 who are not aware of the fac tee -luxury op consequences. while the speech delivered by the latter was certai 1 th ny e POST-OFFICU. ROBBERIES.-At the Central Criminal Diana, Schofelen, hence at Ernbeen '• ;,' a. ' .1. ~.•;• :a• 71 . o X River Plate '4 gallipo " Your lordship calls on me, also, to convey to the church- most remarkable feature of the proceedings ; and as the ti- London on Monday, Edward Heylin, 17, a youth of Atalanta, Leons, hence at Flushing ;.• a . oa. ss g a P East Indies - c , 0 stolen from the apothecarY e on & ! Court, , >, , 35 0-400 S' 0 --- Thetis, Zielich hence t H .. ''''' g• g . 6 ~. 4. a amburg ta a. a,hina 5O o - 0 o 1 05 --- 45 • culty's anou ,„ wardens, (as I understand, in my official capacity,) the ex- tular of Ardrigh has taken upon himself th le'l• f e responsi i ity o genteel appearance, was sentenced to transportation for life, anneehina Po'e free trade in the medical fa _..................... E. • t a .. 0 ./... , je ; Clara & Gertrude, Kranenburg, and Cygnet, g ',..? g r, r ': ff: ..., Batavia 0 35 0- 40 el ~ -- pression of your feelings as to preserving the peace of the con- vouching for the sentiments of the episcopal bench with t - ou • f letters containing money the pro c h for stealing a number o , - way enee at Helvoet 'r) / 0 ....--- g s .g ,-, c ',.., ~ 1 e New South Wales - so 0 4 „ ° 0 - --' - '''''''' ".'''' - ' n 1 gregation. Now, my lord, I beg leave to assure you of my any exception respecting the agitation, his declaration can- perty of the Postmaster-General ; and George Davis was Ho'pe, Lloyd, hence for Hamburg, off Deal . Peo; E. .11 Cape of Good Hope F SCOTLA s anxious wish that peace and good order should be observed not but be considered of some importance, the m • - OTC espe sentenced to transportation for seven years, for stealing a Herckus Monte, Beck, hence for Piliau, off ditto 23 ° ....- a 40 0-50 0 4 " -- # THE CHURCH 0 in the strictest sense during public worship, but the enforce- daily as people were under the impression (an erroneou 13angalore Smi ao- ta , i •,.; a- . Africa 3O 0 - --- 105 0 20 sovereign from a letter. , th, from Calcutta, off Dungeness ;,--- g. Ft 2. `; Gibraltar - 6 "'" ,----' 1S o- 17 6 1 0 ...- 0 ---- meet of this I consider as purely the duty of the churchwar- one, as it now turns out) that amongst the Roman Catholic s min Mar Rackham fr ' • y, , om China, at London ~,, a -g, ss Lima, Valparaiso, &c. - 60 0 4 ° 2° COUrier.) intrusion dens (who, I make no doubt, are well disposed to perform it,) bishops there were one or two, at least, who refused to lend THE MURRAIN AMO. NGST CATTLE.-This disease b • , ir Liverpool, Eldridge, from New Yo k t th . a 3 a ,a 6-- n e (Frons the Glasgow . h the n° n " w . hich thousands of . cattle have been destroyed in the thre April ; packet of the lath. r, a is port ; sailed 20th ,?; a a a a : Fi Malta, Sicily, &c. - 20 0 ~ i , .-- - 0 Wical wit ticipate the in proof of which assertion, I beg leave to call your lordship's the sanction of their namee and authority to the forwarding --, } 4 w es w '" w se Smyrna and Constantinople - 0 0 40 s' -- 90 0 AS matters are now getting eel • . dtoan , gig gs, • teste h9l ti . h h . f 1 " Y notice to te st canon, wlc appears to nle very explicit of the dangerous po itical schemes oler. 0 Connell. For ked tll t ues to rage in several districts, and is In a oms, s i con In Zoe, Blacklock, from the Mauritius, at Cove ' "• " - m in 94 days. On 7th ala „ : •'a * , e ) 5 ' ' 41 ~... Malaga 17 6- 20 0 ~ n -- --_,... 'ety is mani achi n g ^sse 'le bl ' not extinct in Lancashire, though less destructive here a! Feb. in lat. 45 N, long. 25 W, spoke the brig Minerva. On the 4 !_ r ! - • ' 4 .1 M ad e i To party, the most eager anxi the appro ; the pro a e on this subject, and take the liberty of suggesting that your instance, Dr. Murray (of Dublin) and Dr. Coen (of Clon- the bri ; a a , a ~, co. 15 0- 20 0 15 - ..- ; e course which events will take at s....ect.ng ost wor- letter should have been addressed to those officers instead of fert) were heretofore considered as being favourers of the present than it was during the winter months, when some of 26th February, spoke g Amelia, from Pernambuco for Lis- ", - • bon. On the Ist May, spoke the brig Richmo d L - Z Z - a.? a• 0 ,-, ''" 74 r. ' W , a estern Isles, Cape de Verds — - ------- -••• 1- ° e afloat re 1 ., t those n ) the Lancashire fanners lost the greater . part of . their stock. n ass. from Bristol • 0 a k k '..," 7 •-+ Lisbon -, 6 o a A great variety of rumours ar s mo no,. . -intru- the minister of the parish ; and here I will again ask You, is connexion between the two countries. Not so, exclaims Dr. for Quebec. Off the Ca ie f G I 0 ood Hope a 20 0- 25 0 .., 6 _-- s the n° ll spoke the Arabella, of a - ''' ''''' "". a 9' Cadiz / 20 0 - -a. 17 ...._ , tactics of the contending parties. es olicy of rrespon- it reasonable to include me in any way in the execution of so Higgins, on his health being proposed. lel ei th tl WIC It is at present raging with very great vio 1e n e sou i itby, from Madagascar for Bueno - 4 w a • .g . i . 0 a . : the P e g aco of Scotland. lanthe, both from Canton for New York s Ayres ; the Ocean, and the v x "'" Pi France - -- -- ---• 0 a a., a a Faa • o Z thy of attention, one, respecting unicat i°n - •t maY have painful a duty, after repeating to me those assurance of which " I wish to state that I have every reason to believe, I may , 0 se - Holland 3O n 0 The brig in F.. , 40 0 - 0 0 0 --...-/ sionista, will be touted in the cornm ~ undation a . -we I have already made mention, as regards the effects of Mr. add, that I know that eve r y Catholic bishop in Ireland, with- The unobtrusive manner in which care is taken for the in- Thomas Naylor, for Quebec, with emigrants, is detained " a ' - x Hamburg, Bremen, ke. .... n What '° ily knowing at Cove in consequence of a quantity of bad bread supplied f 1 ° `.. -a. • dent given in another colutn • f ersona 3 from a Henn's addressing my congregation. out an exception, is an ardent repealer. (Enthusiastic tellectual as well as the material wants of the domestics in use of passen e or tlea a • a a '' :;_. - i 50 0-60 0 ___-. ./ a 11 Gottenburg, Stockholm - 0 0 -- 0 tO H i m .----- /0 in fact we have not the means 0 P d come s d the " And now, my deae lord, permit me to draw your atte t i. cheers, which lasted for several minutes, and in which Mr. the royal residence is perhaps not generally known. No less Th b" g ' l's ' r, Petersburg, Riga, &c. lausible, an tion , a n e rig Brilliant, Ilartgrave, sailed from Newport, Monmouth. ,' • Oporto can only say that it looks p . e e e e cta h seces- tion, not only to my own wounded feelings, but to the grie- O'Connell heartily joined.) than two libraries are at this moment being formed in Wind- shire, for Grenada, on Sunday last a. 0. • . ,et 2O 0— 25 0 .!.........-- * Another v. y . A S that t e , . highly respectable quarter. tertainee, 1 e bly's meet" y o usly distracted state of that congregation, whose peace and " Mr. O'Connell• - leet BobbY Feel hear that. (Renewed sor Castle, one for the inferiOr, and the other for the upper Harvest Home, from Calcutta to this port, was spoken 6 ' •"'" th April, vt ro • a --------___ _____--------- one, we believe, most generally en f the A ss- rn b* view spiritual welfare must be so near to the heart of one who has cheers.) servants Copies of the " Pictorial History of Et . . igland,„ in lat. 10 5 long 19 W ??, : a , es a. a a day 0 en tis JhC ' • - .1 a e 4 13IRTH. ( cip tsr o o n ampbell, from Bombay to this port, was spoken 9th April, t 4 '''' sa ..., a Sion will taka place on the first . h c have s e e • which f o r so long a period of years stood with regard to it in the en- " His Lordship Proceeded - I know that virtualls you all the " Penny Cyclopredia," and other works of the same kind • 4 se e On the 21st of April at Corunna, Spain. the lad? ,°. en tw°, t r e hle w rnlngt in lat. 4S, long. 19 VV li ''-'. 4 ing. The most definite form in Vg f this rno hat one dearing relation of pastor. have reason to believe that the bishops of Ireland were re- have been ordered for both. Baltimore hence for N .. ~, „ . cw Orleans, was spoken 10th April, in lat. a ' '.- ' a , WENTWORTH, Royal Engineers, of a daughter. M c'',.. - 1,003'' - tle . _ . . . _ tr....,-tirii 0 . ....... hut t - .. ' , if- I - ..,1 T L. ... L. . ... --...........-1 ..-..,.. .. in-. . .:- neeiere_ hut I have now again formally' to announce to vou - see__ es._ . _ Tut' . --,,, NI A v 11 _NV,. 1,....,. ...al t.- 35, long' 43 * .______________::.___._-- was wrecked, with her husband, and family, (all °L, a , - 9 ,y, °, ll „ t se• ___. ______________ saved). in the inaaaai unaai eaan atone", aaaket So.a" - in caa..a. As matters are now getting critical with t e a non-in trusion party, the most eager anxiety is h e to anticipate the course which events will take at the approaching Assembly. A great variety of rumours are afloat respecting the probable t t actics of the contending parties. Amongst those most wor by of attention, one, respecting the policy of the non-intru sionista, will be found in the communication of a correspon dent given in another column. What foundation it may have in fact we have not the means of and knowingwe can . only say that it looks plausible, and comes to us from a highly respectable quarter.* Another expectation, and the one, we believe. most generally entertained, is that the seces !non w ill take place on the first day of the Assembly's meet 'ng. The most definite form in which we have seen this viewh stated is in the Caledonian 211ercury of this morning, whic h s,ya , "That there will be no formal division, but that one of the leaders of the party will, in the name of the others, soleusly protest against the constitution of the church as now construed by the state, and thereupon they will leave the Assembly-halL" It is now certain that the measure for settling the Kirk's affairs, which the Government have had in readiness for a good while back, is speedily to be brought forward, and that aformal ann ouncement of its provisions is to be made to the Assembly by the Queen's commissioner. Some time ago we asserted, on what we considered good authority, the exist flce of this measure, and that it was contemplated to ..bring it forward " a few days before the meeting of the changed that they have resolved to announce it at the Assembly, instead of in Parliament, a few days be fore" it. * The following is the material part of the article refeed to :—" The Moderator, assuming to be the organ of f t he the Assembly of 1842, will superintend the making roll for the Assembly of this year. direct to be entered the names of all stI.1:1) co mmissioners present commissions which are es fac ie rele vant and m ing cn i s s uo si l: _ t on h ; e r svi th ail : l validity of which is not impugned upon som e eniraerlet admissible reason. When two acts of coronaissioners aepperielsr_, presenting each a commission from ostensibly the 3amhePwill hytery—for instance, the Presbytery of Glasgo—p . enquire whether the body that elected them was the res!)Y:- tery as it was constituted when the last Assembly was °i s ; solved. If the answerit well that the (roads sacra ministers had been excluded, he will reject theessedil com mission, on the ground that it co mes from a body conf not known to the Assembly, and consequently known to hand, if him, its representative and organ. On the no t o r the is in the affirmative and it appear t h a t the Preti bv, tery answer which granted the commission had made no change in its constitution, will receive he commi ss ion, and direct the n ames of the c he commissioners to be entered on the roll. In this way he will admit as members of the new Assembly all the nominees of those portions of the split or divided Presbyteries in which the quoad sacra ministers were allowed to sit, and reject the nominees of all Presbyteries or Port i° " of Presbyteries from which it is admitted or proved that they have been extruded. This method of procedure he will justify, on the ground that he is there to executes the laws of the church, and of the last Assembly, in the orgnization of the new one; and that an Assembly constituted of repr sentatives of Presbyteries, from which quoad sacra member had been cast out contrary to the laws of the church, would not be the body called by the Assembly of 1842, or which he was appointed to organise and open." - - MLSTING Or TUE CONVOCATIONISTS.—We have heard that the meeting of the convocationists on Monday evening did not pas *off so harmoniously as was expected by the leaders, several of the country clergy having expressed a strong desire to pause and consider the proposition of govern ment before they proceeded to the extreme and irrevocable step of secession --a disposition which the clique had great diffictrity in keeping down. The schismatics, however, re solved, that on the meeting of the assembly, they should .asserting their peeuliar views on non merely enter a protest, intrusion arid spiritual independence, and thereafter quit the assembly without a discuss ion ion or division. It that not fewer than 150 ofssthe convocationists, fioslloruwminogutrhede advice of Mr. Bruce, of St. Atndorricew'tsheCcihuuerscehio, nhaoyfeserecseosslvioend to join the assembly, and until they shall have an opPp°osrtPunrit! ionf crnengsairddertoingthtehetnnnideea: sure contemplated by governmein. ratorship, the convocationists ca culate that they will be able to carry Dr. Chalmers, the advoca.te o . f disruption, by a ma- I Nlacfarlan, the re jority of three or four, against Piquet presentative of the church's integrity. PEadinburgh Standard. /The twenty-first annual meeting of the Irish Society of London, the object of which is to promote-the education and religious instruction of the native Irish, through the medium of their own language! took place on Friday last, at the Ha nover-square Rooms. The Earl of Galloway, president of the society, occupied the chair. The Rev. S. Morgan read the report, which commenced by congratulating the mee ting on the prosperous state of the society% Since its forma tio n 150,000 copies of the Scriptures and religious works printed in the Irish vernacular tongue had been circulated. T he number of schools established by the society, up to the pre sent time, amounted to 788 ; the number of pupils attending those schools was 16,975, of which number 13,043 were The adults, 350 above the age of fifty years, and 2,9 08 females. num ber of books issued during the past year were 211 Irish bibles, 1,383 testaments, 4,343 portions of the bible , 151 copies of the book of common prayer, thirty- e i g h t grammars, and 10,885 primers. The demand for the book of common prayer had been unprecedented, 100 copies being required for one district. To meet the demand, they had 'received a liberal grant of 300 copies from the Christian Knowledge Society. he report then proceeded to detail the successful opera tions of the society in all parts of Ireland ; and concluded by calling for continued and increased support in its be half. The balance sheet showed the receipts of the ' year to bit 43,87/ 6s. and the .43 f; 7 ' l 1444 Ild, " Your lordship calls on me, also, to convey to the church wardens, (as I understand, in my official capacity,) the ex pression of your feelings as to preserving the peace of the con gregation. Now, my lord, I beg leave to assure you of my anxious wish that peace and good order should be observed in the strictest sense during public worship, but the enforce ment of this I consider as purely the duty of the churchwar dens (who, I make no doubt, are well disposed to perform it,) in proof of which assertion, I beg leave to call your lordship's notice to the 91st canon, which appears to me very explicit on this subject, and take the liberty of suggesting that your letter should have been addressed to those officers instead of the minister of the parish ; and here I will again ask you, is it reasonable to include me in any way in the execution of so painful a duty, after repeating to me those assurance of which I have already made mention, as regards the effects of Mr. Henn's addressing my congregation. " And now, my deal' lord, permit me to draw your atten tion, not only to my own wounded feelings, but to the grie vously distracted state of that congregation, whose peace and spiritual welfare must be so near to the heart of one who has for so long a period of years stood with regard to it in the en dearing relation of pastor. My Lord, I have been spared to see a large proportion of its members advance from childhood to ) outh, as well as f rom youth to age. I have not been insensible to their re spect for, and attachment to, both myself and the able, the faithful, and the laborious brother clergymen, whom, from time to time, it has been my privilege to have associated with me in my ministerial charge. And now, my Lord, I will leave it to your dispassionate and kindly feeling to estimate how painful it must be for the heart of one so circumstanced to perceive his congregation, Sabbath after Sabbath, dimi nishing in numbers ; to see them absent themselves in hun dreds from the Sanctuary where they and their fathers have worshipped, or so breaking through all restraint, as to leave the House of God in crowds while His Holy Services are being celebrated. Yonr Lordship's letter seems to me to i m ply that personal feelings exist on the part of those in question. So far ac lam acquainted with their sentiments, they rest their objections on other grounds ; whether such objections be well founded or not, I decline giving any opi nion. But surely it cannot be matter of surprise that objec tions be made to doctrines which they conceive have been promulgated, and which are diverse from the teaching of ministers so beloved by them, and who, in times past, have laboured with such zeal for the spiritual interests of those committed to their charge. It is impossi ble that the feelin g s of those who absent themselves can be personal : Mr. Henn 's well known amiability of character and courtesy of deport ment would preclude such an idea. No, my Lord, they are flying, from an apprehension of the influence of that wither ing blight with which the Almighty has been pleased to visit Church —from the contagion of that wide spreading pes tilence which would paralyze all vitality in religion. Such being the state of my parish, I would beseech you, my dear L or d, to take these momentous matters into your calm and unbiassed consideration, and thus endeavour to heal the wounds inflicted on the peace of my distracted congregation, an d spare the feelings of one who can now number nearly forty five years in the ministry , whose "grey hairs" must , un der the continuation of such afflicting circamstances, en d " with sorrow to the grave." — l remain , my de a r descend Bi s hop, your faithful and obedient servant, " THOMAS B. Gotxou. The Deanery House, Derry, May 12, 1843." OBJ ECTIONS TO THE PASTORAL AID SOCIETY.--IS there no cause for the Church Pastoral Aid Society ? You, my Lord, have lifted one veil—a mysterious veil—and shown us a dreary and deadly prospect. (Hear.) You have shown us what ought to be done ; you have cast a ray of light upon that darkness, and God Almighty bless you for it. (Hear, and ap plause.) Here, indeed, is ample room for a Socie t y like ours. We have sixteen millions of people in this great country, and I believe 12,000 clergymen. " What are these a mong so many ?" (Hear.) We require of every one who knows what it is to he an Englishman , who feels what it is to be a Christian, to raise his hand and enlist his heart, and every power God has given him, in order to convey light and succo ur in these perilous times of ignorance and profligacy to our fellow -countrymen. (Hear, hear.) We are accused not alone of enlisting clergymen in this cause, but of employing lay _agency. Lay-agency ! I glory in the charge. (Cheers.) Lay-agency is what the Church of England wants. It is, 1 may almost say, all and everything. The clergy are not the church, bat the servants of the church. (Applause.) I see before me in every great assembly like the present the church itself. Lay-agency not wanted ! Look at the chair. (Re newed cheering.) You respond to my feeling, and your applause does you credit. (Renewed . cheers.) It always g i v es me pleasure to see a layman sitting in what is called an ecclesiastical chair. He is in his proper place, setting us an example, and giving us his sanction, his character, and influence. And where shall we find one whom we more esteem as a layman, or whom we should be more anxious to follow than the excellent nobleman (Lord Ashley) who now pr esides over this m eetin g ? (Applause.) I rejoice to find by the Report that you consider this Society a missionary establishment. It is so. It is a misfortune that when people talk of a missionary establishment they do not then take, not a microscopic, but a telescopic view of things, and look far beyond what is immediately and glaringly within their view. The meeting of the Church Missionary Society, the other d a y, was thronged ; thetie was not a bench vacant ; every heart was enlisted in favour of Hong Kong and the distant and unknown regions of the East. The motto of some peo ple seems to be " Ignotum pro magnijien.' , (Hear, bear.) Mistake me not; I do not mean that the ignotum, the re gions of Pagan darkness, should not be penetrated with Christian light; or tbat magnifico ought not to be applied to every attempt at the conversion of the Heathen. But who w ill s ay that the Church Pastoral Aid Society ought not to assume a missionary character in dealing with the ignorance t h a t is to be fou nd at home? So far from wishing in the men slig h tes t degree to counteract the efforts of those who deal yuld supporting Missions w ith foreign and Pagan countries, I would support and aid them,andearetjhoeincse. to see m th y is co it un w tr u say, that while I g i v e to the e guinea for foreign e x p ortation, I think i t my duty as an rgliahman to glre two _piney' for home consivyti e e, CCIOcrSJ4IIB/I#CC4 elf Ina 1100 r of Sorivici, cheers.) " His Lordship proceeded—l know that virtuall,y you all have reason to believe that the bishops of Ireland were re peaters, but I have now again formally' to announce to you that they have all declared themselves as such, and that from shore to shore we are now all repeaters. (Great cheering.) Mr. O'Connell.—This is the best news I ever heard. (Cheers.) " His Lordship proceeded—Perhaps I should confine my self to these observations as far as the body is concerned to which I have the honour to belong, but I cannot sit down without adverting also to the means which that body would have, and would be determined to exert, in case that foolish minister who presides over the fated destinies of our country would have dared to put his threat into execution. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.) I for one defy all the ministers of Eng land to put down the agitation in the diocese of Ardagh. [Mr. O'Connell, " Hurrah. now for the repeal !"] If they attempt, my friend, to rob us of the daylight, which is, I be • lieve, common to all, and prevent us from assembling in the open fields, we will retire to our chapels, and we will suspend all other instruction, in order to devote all our time to teaching the people to be Repealers in spite of them. (Loud cheers.) If they beset our temples, and mix our people with spies, we will prepare our people for the circum stances; and if they bring us for that to the scaffold, in dying for the cause of our country, we will bequeath our wrongs to our successors. (The entire assembly here rose, and conti nued cheering in the most enthusiastic manner for several minutes.) Let them try that experiment if they will. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) They are too keen, they are de termined to go on with their insidiousness, to give us even fair play at dying for our country. (Renewed peals of ap plause.) No, they would not do it; and, therefore, I am justified in saying that the bishops of Ireland and the people who co-operate with them, despite all human ingenuity, and all the malignity of British councils, have within their grasp the power to countervail their designs, and to carry out re peal in spite of every possible resistance. (Loud cheers.) lam but an humble man—l am nothing—l not only belong to the people, but—and I am proud to proclaim it to you— I belong to the very humblest class of the people. (Cheers.) I do speak it with pride, for to no aristocrat on earth do I owe anything, save the unbounded contempt that I have for the whole class. (Deafening shouts of applause.) Gen tlemen, there are many of the body which I believe is justly called revered, and to which I have the honour and consola tion of belonging—(hear, hear, and cheers)—many of them prevented from being here and at other important meetings from infirmity, unavoidable official duties, and others are on the bed of sickness, but I believe I may speak officially and without exaggeration say, that not only are they repealers, but participate with ardour in every sentiment that has fallen from me." (Cheers.) THE CITY TREASURER.- Guinness versus Costigan. (Corporatio Eblanensis Whi/Woo-unter.) Our Pounds being FINN-ished—with Guineas, once more, Let's try to repair what we've lost again ; Experience must teach, as it oft did of yore, Not to risk any more to our Cost-again FOUNDLINGS AND THE FOUNDLING HOSPITAL.—It ap pears that a great number of children, the offspring either of illicit amours or improvident marriage, have recently been abandoned in the precincts of the Foundling Hospital. Lon don, under a mistaken idea, entertained by the mothers, that infants so deserted are taken charge of by that institution, whereas all such foundlings become chargeable to the parish of St. Pancras, in which the hospital is situate, greatly in creasing the poor-rate. An instance of this cruel practice has lately occurred, under rather curious circumstances. At an early hour one morning the gardener of the Foundling Hos pital, when engaged in pruning some young shrubs close to the iron railing, discovered a rush basket, in which was a male infant, apparently about three months old, which, from its healthful appearance and apparel, had obviously been nur tured with much care. The clothing was such as is seldom used but by persons of respectabillity, the little shirt and cap being of delicately fine muslin, hemmed with rich lace. The infant was wrapped in double flannel, in which was pinned a piece of paper, with the following appeal to the sympathies of the finder, written in a ladylike hand :—" Theophilus,—The result of an error upon which fortune has ever frowned since the separation which took place five months ago. The mother has been reduced to the greatest distress ; and at the sugges tion of a friend, adopts this as the only plan left to save her child from starvation." The gardener on reading this singular announcement carried the infant to the matron, who, as usual in such cases, had it removed to St. James's workhouse, where it was received, and provided with a nurse. The ro mantic name of " Theophilus,” by which the mother wished the little foundling to be known, together with the superior clothing of the infant, created a suspicion amongst the hoard of guardians that the mother must be a person not of the ordinary class of society ; and in order, if possible, to trace the guilty parents, a liberal reward has been offered by the parish for such information as may lead to their detection. Orin to the circumstance above mentioned, St. Pancras is annually chargeable with dollhlt!', the number of dcsrrted ehilo I'4tl 00 'Jumped pith APY 0114( PAt tttapulltgn BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET. MAY 13.—We have still to report a brisk demand for raw sugars, and prices are again rather higher. The sales since our last consist o f a b o ut 700 hogsheads and tierces West India, at from 575. to 685.; 1000 mats Mauritius at 595. to 665. and 2500 bags Bengais (the entire cargo per Argyle), which have brought prices varying from 60s. to 68s. In rice 1000 bags Bengal. have been disposed of at an average of about Ils. A4erage price of sugar, weed ending May 9, is 345. 3id. per cwt. THE BRITISH LEGlON.—According to the Standard, the Spanish government have been for the last month actively negotiating with the banking house of O'Shea, of Madrid, with reference to the arrears of pay, and the safest method of satisfying the claims of the disbanded .array. All the ar rangements are nearly completed, and the claims are not only to be paid up in full, but the government, to mark their high opinion of the bravery of the men, are to add to each man's share a liberal gratuity. THE IRON TRADE.—The total number of blast furnaces in Great Britain, for the year ending January 1843, was in blast 339, and out of blast 190, whilst the annual produce, taken at 50 weeks, amounted to 1,210,000 tons of crude iron. There were made 8,000 tons at the Forest of Dean ; in South Wales, 457,350; in North Wales, 19,750; in Northumber land, 25,750; in Yorkshire, 42.000; in Derbyshire, 25,750; in North Staffordshire, 21,750; in South Staffordshire, 300,250; in Shropshire, 76,200; and in Scotland, 238,550. Welchman. At the Ballinasloe May fair, on Monday, there were sold 3141 oxen ; 202 heifers ; 90 calves ; 991 sheep ; 16 horses ; 20 lambs. The cattle came in better condition to the fair than usual. The sale was brisk, and for store stock the prices better than expected. The feeders from Clare sold and realised within 3s. a head of the price they calculated. There was 300 head more of stock from Clare than for many previous years. Some of the stock of John Mac donnell, Esq., Newhall, two years old half-bred heifers, brought £7 ; two years old Durham Bullocks, £7 10s. ; a dry Durham, £12175. 6d. We regret to state that three cottages were nearly destroyed by fire. on Wednesday night, at Conwil, and there is no doubt it was the work of an incendiary. Had it not been for the great exertion of the neighbours, the inmates would have been burnt to death. The houses are the property of Mr. Howell Davies, who has given some imaginary offence to Rebecca—hence the fire. We foretold how it would be; — first turnpike gates were destroyed, next plantations, and now cottages. Let not those in authority imagine Rebecca will stop short at her work. She will ere long aspire to higher game unless put down by the strong arm of the law. —Carmarthen Journal. RETORT COURTEOUS.—(From the American Burlington Free Press.) , —Edward Everett, our minister to England, delivered an oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at Cambridge, at their annual celebration, a few years ago, and after the public exercises were over, the society had a din ner, as is usual on such occasions. Judge Storey, who pre sided at the tables, is said to have proposed the following sentiment, after the cloth was removed, in compliment to the orator :—" The Orator of the Day—Applause follows the footsteps of fame wherever it (Everett) goes." This di rected the attention of the whole company to Mr. Everett, who immediately arose and made the following very happy retort :—" The Members of the Legal Profession—however lofty their aspirations may be, they can never rise higher than one story." THURSDAY, MAY 13.—Wind E.N.E. moderate. ARRIVE n.—Adriana, Dodd, from Eio.de-la-Hache—Columbus, Cowing, from Mobile—Johanna Henrietta, Kerswer, from Dauzic —Peri, Dawe, from Lisbon—and Holywood, from London. SAILED.— Rob Roy, Marsb, for Virginia—Drie Gesusters, De Boer, for St. Petersburg—Peruvian, Lancaster. for Newfoundland —Maria, Corrigal. for Madeira. Arc.—Douglas, Machon, for Ancona —Nerio, Jarvis, for Newfoundland—Edinburgh, Lawson, for Sta ten Island—Mary, Elbeck, for Narva—Calder, Kennedy, for Ceylon —and Guisachan, Henry, for Bombay. Lady Bassett, hence to Antigua, was spoken in lat. 24, long. 40, Ocean, hence at Rio-de.la- Fische Limena, Frame, hence at Nassau Georgiana. Turcao, hence at Messina Catherine & Jane, Evans, hence at Rouen Zoe,Blacklock, from Mauritius, at Bristol Iceni, Steele, from Bahia, at Falmouth ; sailed 28th March. The Lydia was to sail in four days for Liverpool. On Ist May, in lat. 40, long. 34, spoke the Fanny, from Africa. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. EXTRAORDINARY ELOPEMENT TO GRETNA-GREEN.— Numerous have been the G re t na - green elopements, and sin gular the circumstances connected with them ; but the most remarkable that we are acquainted with is the following, the particulars of which have been furnished by a Cumberland correspondent :—Thomas Sawyer, Esq. of Kirby Stephen, Westmorland, is a gentleman of fortune, and has passed the allotted span of human life—" three score years and ten" by about six years. Mary Abrams, of the same place, is the daughter of poor parents, and was servant girl to Mr. Leo nard Hodgson, of the budding age of 16 years. It appears that a second flow of the most ardent of all the passions had arisen in the breast of old Mr. Sawyer ; he paid his addres ses to the said Mary Abrams, and won her heart ; for true it it, that she in return gave h er fi rst " young love ; and, in order to consummate their happiness, a Gretna -green mar riage was resolved upon bet ween the parties, contrary to the wishes of the relatives and friends of the old gentleman and those of the girl, although her parents are poor, and she by the marriage would become affluent and independent. Sun day morning last, however, Mr. Sawyer's flame of love in creased to such a pitch, and his patience becoming exhausted, he, unknown to his friends, eloped to Brough, where he or dered a post-chaise and two of the best and fleetest horses in Mr. Kilvington's stables, whi c h were put to in the twink ling of an eye, and away the loving pair flew on the wings o , f , love.. But, " the course of true love never did run sinooth for on the road the chaise parti a lly broke down. This little mishap was, however, overcome at Peurith, and they were speedily on the road Again ; and they arrived at their death natioh, A distAnCs Of OpYtertts of mike, and tha marring lout ww tietli EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &e. Eliza Keith, Scott.. 537 Aden, &c. K Macauley & Co Araminta, Rodger, 616 Bombay, Ashley Brothers Pandora, Cothay, 297 Bombay, --- Reliance, Moffat, 695 Bombay, Smile & Tomlinson Beethoven, Taylor. 33: Bombay, Imrie & Tomlinson Heart of Oak. M' Donald, 326 Calcutta, J Gladstone & Co Majestic, Isbister, 421 Calcutta, J Poole & Co Flora Muir, Brown, 376 Hong Kong, Watson & M'Kenzie Litherland, Freeman, 395 Shanghae, T Ripley Hightield, Moore, Jane, Hamilton, AFRICA. 142 Africa, 234 Africa, G Quayle E Huth & Co WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Victoria, Carey, 244 Jamaica, Imrie & Tomlinson Alecto, Ayshford, 325 Jamaica, T Hatton, jun Laura, Guthrie, 324 Demerara, J Booker Seranu, Galdez, 140 Havana, Wood & Ritson NEW SOUTH WALES. . . South Stockton, Hickens, 318 Sedney, Cotesworth & Wynne SOUTH AMERICA. Cantab, Ferguson, 125 Laguira, &c. K Dowie & Co Sir Charles Napier, Huntress, 638 Valparaiso, W J Miters &Co Ann Bridson, Blackstone, 358 Valparaiso, Cotesworth & Wynne Hibbert, Bruce, 259 Monte Video, Cotesworth & Wynne Grace Darlibg, Wilson, 141 Vera Cruz, J Poole & Co Don Querspel, 130 Vera Cruz, W H Lyon &Co UNITED STATES. Rose, Conkling, 529 Apalachicola, Brown, Shipley & Co Vandalia, Weston, 431 Boston, Focke & Boult Adrian, Davies, 619 Boston, Baring Brothers &Co Francis Demi, Porbes, 695 New York. Baring Brothers & Co Tiger, Cooke, 338 New Orleans, J H Butler Avalanche, Maury, 465 New Orleans. M Rimmer Independence, Nye, 717 New York, Chapman & Co Laconia, Porter, 476 New York, J S Holmes &Co St. Mark, Butman, 490 New York, &c. R L Bolton Rob Roy, March, 498 Virginia, W II Gilliat Hark Away, Nicholson, 545 Virginia, W H Gilliat BRITISH AMERICA. Jane Walker, Gillies, 821 Quebec, Rankin, Gilmour & Co Eliza, Snell, Ada, Axford, PRICES OF SHARES, MAY 18. Prices within the last seven days. This days RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. Prices Bolton and Preston Birmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter Bristol and Exeter Birkenhead and Chester Ditto half Ditto, new, issued at £33 die 3 .... 0 0 0 Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Ditto new Shares.... 86 8 10 12 6 Ditto, unregistered B6 8 11 7 6 Ditto, Debentures Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto new shares lO .... 917 6 Ditto Leigh and N ew h aven 20 paid 0 0 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 13 17 6 Half Shares 0 .... 00 0 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar Greenock, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley arid Greenock Railway Bonds 4 per cent. par. .... Grand Junction Ditto half shares' 5O .. . . 98 11° 0 5 0 :1197 1 0 Quarter 25 .... 49 5 New ditto lO 34 2 6 Great Western 65 0 0 0 Ditto new shares 5O .... 0 0 Ditto Fifth Shares . Great North of Engl an d Hull and Selby Lancaster and Prestod : 47 10 0 0 0 0 Ditto Junction, new Leicester and Swannington 5O 0 0 0 Leeds and Selby Liverpool and Manchester .., lOO .... 200 0 0 .... Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares London and Birmingham 100 211 0 0 Ditto new quarter sha res Ditto old shares Ditto London & Brighton 5O ... 94 2 6 Ditto new . London and South Western Ditto, loth shares Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham 4O .. 22 15 0 Ditto and Ditto Extension , 7 0 0 4 ex. Manchester and Leeds 7O .... 82 10 0 ex. Ditto half shares Ditto quarter shares Midland Counties Ditto, quarter .... 0 0 0 I.sth Shares 2 .... 0 0 o North Midland New North Midland 4O .. 00 0 One-third Shares North Uniono 0 0 Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 0 0 Ditto quarter shares Ulster 25 0 0 0 Paris and Rouen 24 15., 27 5 0 Paris and Lyons Rouen and Havre Newcastle and Darlington June. 3 .... 0 0 0 South Eastern and Dover 5O 0 0 0 • New shares York and North Midland 5O paid 0 o 0 Half Shares l5 o 0 0 58 0 0 8 17 6 652 Quebec, 131 St. John, N.B NEWSPAPER H Price W Haskayne BANKS_ Bank of Liverpool el2 lOspaid 21 10 0 .... - Borough Bank lO .... 0 0 0 .... - Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 00 0 13 1 . --- Commercial , Commercial of England. 5 .... 000 .. .'poo. DSC, - East of England -of Manchester lO .... 00 0 .. .... - M'chester & 1 1 ~. 20 .... 00 0 .. - Northern and Central North and South Wales.. 10 .... 0 0 .... - Royal of Liverpool 500 .... 60 0 0 .... Smith Lancashire ' •• - Albion - Liverpool Union lO ...• 10 12 6 .... Liverpool Banking Co lO .... 00 0 ... Wilts and Dorset 7 los. 0 o a ..._ BIRTH. ti i o co: r tti On the 21st of April at Corunna, Spain. the lad? e WENTWORTH, Royal Engineers, of a daughter. 1m,.1,00 1.4 "h r e was wrecked, with her husband, and family, (all 01 'av on tat' saved), in the ill-tated Royal mail steam.p...eket Solo in coo . 6 , night of the 7th April, on the coast of Spain, and hag* Cor uPP ot , t quence of h er d e li cate s i tuat i on, b een s i nce d e tained iat b, NN e rejoice tp hear she and the infant are in perfect he , o t withstandin g the trials and sufferings she endured on '„ r e sa" and heartrending occurrence. Out of 150 on board 99 vi` this infant makes the hundreth. Peruvian, Lancaster, 154 Newfoundland. C B Yar;ow EUROPE. 131 Gothenburg, Bahr, Behrend & Co Hamburg, Bahr, Behrend &Co Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co 243 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend & Co Ostend, Bahr, Behrend & Co 105 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co 14g Stettin, Bahr, Behrend & Co On the 9th i n st an t, a t MA Wallasey ßßlE Mr. JOHN . ir i l. LoPG,,, A ,•, To° , head, to CATHERINE GREGSON , on l y d a ughter of '"" nig P n.' NEVETT HILL, Wallasey. DI Same day af Trinity Church, Chester, THOMAS " i the c° ?l'S' Esq., eldest son of Thomas Dixon, Esq., of Littleton, y po of Chester, to MARY ANN, fourth daughter of r...---3 13' Esq., of Chester. to IB A A ori , Same day, at Warrington, CHAS. EVANS, Esq ., . - or 1.1,t youngest daughter of the late Rev. JOHN TRIMBL E ' 5. 5, CB E near Runcorn. ..„,cc 1.. 6 1•' On the I4th instant, at Pembroke Chapel, JA - 11,1' ~,LTA ' , Esq., to ANN, eldest daughter of WILLIAM .`"'" op, Highfield.house. , i is I -143 ,, 0 9 ' On the Ith instant, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. in , .. - ii: s, ~'-' of the Mona Steam Tug, to Mrs. MARY BOBL-1. Jobri Lancelot's.hey. the Bit the 1 7th instant, at St. Silas' Church, by : the itr Cordeaux, Mr. THOMAS FARAKER, petty officer .0 Ken=Navy. to Miss MARGARET CLARK, o f the Elul Far°l ' ton. DIED. ... it 1,13551. On the 28th of April, at St. Helen's, RICHARD e ra 3 t ev 'h- MARSDEN, aged 20 years, much regretted. ghort bl ,roxt et On the 2gth of April. aged 31 ears, after a -t, - illness, Mr. JAMES READE, surgeon, 223, Bedford.stree d• o °l' • park. r i e stra t or On the Bth ult., at Haweswater-house, Bamptort, odes aged 60 years, CHRI TOPHER BOWSTEAD , Esq.' ,oft viving son of the Rev. John Bowstead, B.D. wr CAS u ~.. On the 26th ultimo, in his 29th year, Mr. RO B a E ge 7 f 0 CA RE T ' 1 ac V l : O publisher of the Blackburn Gazette. itfAl l hur il. On the 30th ultimo, in the 71st year of her relict of the late JOHN CUNLIFFE, Esq., banker,,o of Mr' e ves On the 3rd instant, Mrs. MARY PRATT, w i ' e t bat ' shor Pratt, 7, Finch-street, aged 36 years, after a p ft.• illness. r , 111S 1 ' ° ort Same day, at Chorlton, General Sir THOS• f a' G.C.B., Colonel of the 48th Regiment, aged is• se*. , f Ash„ On the 6th instant, in London, aged 79, r'''.. vier °fee STEPHEN MILNER, L L.D., rector of Thryberg,,,, _, t he wick-upon-Dearne, and one of her Malesty _, f t i !: .ido , ' ° trif• for the West Riding of Yorkshire. TIBBS , '" ith i° ‘l ,4 ' On the 9th instant, aged 75 years, Mrs. ST- A .y. 00' el late Mr. Peter Stubbs, painter. And on the same ...- t .' in T ou hours of each other, aged 34, MARY, wife of C 3P ; abcr e. the r'. FORSHAW, of the &linty Hall, daughter of 13C' S OS Mrs. Stubbs. A l 910 GI Same day, in Renshaw. street , aged 89 M rs ' •- , f . b i g ages ofl Same day, at Beaumaris, in the 51st year 0 .., JO SE h ee IGODDD, Esq., of this town. ~, justice u.. On loth instant, in London, aged 63, B Ol3 t bra letr ATl ,ert CHAMBERS. Esq., M.A., police magistrate il e l late sir y, th A' upwards of thirty years, and eldest son of g r O r' Chambers, Chief Justice of Calcutta. uf Dter On the lith inst., LUCY BURTON, daughter °f 11... °I Esq., Moss Bank, Seaforth, aged 5 months. da d 18, A NN ' fe- On the 14th instant, very suddenly, age mac h Mrs. PERRY, Norfolk—street, Toxteth park. ril fries,tla" Same day, at his house, 65. English-street, Du b ola gretted, CHRISTOPHER SMYTH, Esq., writer . , or thon i 0 ( On the 15th in s tant, a t hi s br o ther's residence.,,,.. Esq t 0 0 ,, M terrace, Everto n , i n hi s 38th y ear , JAES BA It' the i ° fa e " YrO P 1 On the 16th instant, HENRY KENT SPODE, o f shr o f Mr. Samuel Spode, late of this town, and now the "939 ' artist. vis ELL, lop er. d ot On the 17th instant, aged 23, HARRIET BRO _ d ,tar, et ho beloved wife of J. R. WILLIAMS, printer Wilson,rtiZ ''' o. VI Whitechapel, and only daughter of the Rev. J• , CA 4 -th New Connexion Minister. MAR Y the ' Same day. at Stamford Villa New RAFFLES, iu RINE, the beloved wife of the , Rev. D. RA F ' year of her age GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. - Exchange Buildings L'pool and Harrington Water . Stock .. 00 0 Works • Bootle Ditto Stock.... 402 0 0 ▪ • ~ 'poo Gas Light Company, (Original Stock) 100 . 0 0 Ditto new Shares.... 100 .... 0 0 0 L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. 100 .... 221 0 0 Ditto new shares BO .... 0 0 0 .▪ • ASSURANCE COMPANIES. M'cliester Assurance Company. 10 .... 6 0 0 Liverpool Fire and Life........ 2 100. 0 0 0 Ocean Assurance ............ 2 10.. 00 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance 10 paid 0 0 0 Company DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, Ac. Leeds and Liverpool Canal • . 0100 •• • • 0 0 0 Anderton Carrying Company .. .. 00 0 Rock Ferry .................. 20 .. • • 00 0 Steam Tug Company .......... 10 ... 00 0 Harrington Docks ............ 100 • .... 0 0 oe▪ x. Apothecaries' Company ...... 10 .... 0 Aspludte (Liverp001).....2 • ... 0_ f_ q o (P+11011t 0 tflt);; . . .... q 0, • / ' LIVERPOOL : ig4 3 - F R PRINTEDI9, ,--,,-- <pie AVERY TUESDAY AND PUBLISH. ,logl--.' AND FRIDA Y ''''' JOSHUA BY LEO At FLETCHER LACE, of 53, Gr ° ' -s tree" A NARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orfortooo. • iir At N 0.4, c ...a. Gnonoes CahicasT,L," krewtoDnooli Order Co s and Advertisements are received by ger r e % W'.' o l ,o e ) ~Q . , Warwick-square • Barker, Fleet-strect; Do' " p i r bl_ v d, 0; ; Josephl, Chancery-la ' ne; LaVson aud B a rker! iitu nnw o tirero nn, Thomas, 1 Finch-lane,Cornhill; Mun(dueni, fle e t t r eet , ~ 1 bard-street ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion -c )dnreede-s!',irrve, Clarke and Cu.,i, Maitre and Co• , Lewis, 4, Crown-court, -court, Tbrea Douse, Lo c ale _ tiarraway's • at the L • 'al C° lfee : ChaPtenr Cll'effi lane; • , London Con-uclei , a i tre treetesnd at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Corn"-Apicrictiorniv4 house, Paternoster-row; North and Sout',, i iiiam ' ,tocact house,.. Threadneedle-street; and Messrs• ~s . JOIT, c e. P . Sise-lane, London ; bY g e k- s e . r}c/ °T,elia r Tir ,-;,.,_ at their Newspaper anti Advertisement .t. ce ier, ' :l t er: 2 1 ;s1 i4r. Clarke, 1: _''''ay, Dublin ; Mr.M'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. I'',"mariclles„.ol%o Haddock Street, Birmingham, H. Lewis, Markt-s tre n' ,, ers ,l i j , " ;I e a , ti dpNilioets sorffis ~ J e ~ a n Preston;d N-V s coop- , 3 ' It an a 2. 1 • ir e i ....,013 cor, Terms its. o 6 f d....... Su l b f seription for this el 3S. ; 4 .1 one year, £2 6 s. ; half-year. nil 3s• -' paid m advance —one half -"Yell'', £1 11; quarto'', A O4 6° ' paper . go 0 47 . 4 !I\ Elof. Schale, London Packet. Krohn, Vigilant, Muyeliaert, Egidtus, Halewyck, Union, Vanderheyde, Pembroke, H unkin, Dove, Rae, .. „„ . . Onrust, Huisman, 137 St. Petersburg, Bahr, Behrend & CO Ernestine, Stoben, Wismar, Bahr, Behrend &Co Maid of Athens. Bonfellow, 229 Constantinople, Bahr &Co Oriental. Christmas, 181 Constantinople, Bahr & Co Light of the Haram, Brooks, 167 Constantinople. Bahr &Co Siren. Dupre, 114 lbrail, &c. Bahr, Behrend &Co Pet, Jolly, 117 Smyrna, Bahr, Behrend &Co Honor. Stevenson, 104 Syra, &c. Bahr, Behrend &Co Samaritan, Davie, 248 Trieste. Bahr. Behrend &Co Lorina Thompson, Betts, 199 Trieste, Bahr. Behrend &Co Nanteos, Griffiths, 67 Havre &c. Bahr, Behrend & Co John Boyle, Jones, 82 Havre, &c. Bahr, Behrend & Co Ariel, Smithen, 93 Marseilles, Bahr, Behrend & Co Louisa, Smith, 120 Brache, K Macauley & Co Preben Bine Brahe, Grace, 170 Bergen, G A Lilly &Co Regatta, Martin, _ 154 Hamburg, Cram, Smith &Co TIDE TABLE. Enn. I Height. I Sundays, Holydays, Fre R. 31, Friday... 19 236 .. , aturclay 20 325 Sunday. 21 4 21 Monday 22 528 Tnesday 23 631 Wedngtil, 24 i 44 Thiel ; ; 5110 i 9. H. Al. F. I. 259 14 4 Dunstan. 3LI 12 11 Venus rises 3h 2m morn. 452 11 R Fifth Sunday after Easter 6 2 11 6 Mars rises gh 47m even. 7 13 11 3 BJs l l 8 Ctuepn Victoria tiOrn 14/9 ft 19 4 Holrllmitstif.tri