The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-28 00:00:00

. , . .. • „ .1 - Joetrp. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELLIGENCV, ' _ MISCELLANEOUS. 1 On Wednesday mit, the Earl of Lonsdale will complete i elf his Blth year. The Earl of Leicester (formerly Mr. Coke of 4 . OIKAN'a AFFECTIOY.-Sir Robert Barclay, who Com manded the British squadron in the battle of Luke Erie, was , - . . ________ , , • 1111.........--....- -...-....-- • (From the Oxford Herald.) On the 2id inst. Lord Mayor O'Connell admided 64 per_ Holkharn) will he 90 years of age on the 4th of May next, horribly mutilated by the wounds he received in that action, ODE ON THE PRINCE OF WALES. Congregations will be holden for the purpose of granting sons to their freedom. Souse claimed to have derived their and is, we believe, the oldest member of the House of Peers. having lost his right arm and one of his legs. Previously to Graces and conferring Degrees on the following days in the right of freedom as far back as 1773. A CHURCH-BUILDING FAMILY.—The foundation of a his leaving England he was engaged to a young lady, to whom . The following are the words of the ode, which was written ensuing Term, viz. :- EFFECTS OF RAILWAYS ON TURNPIKE TRUSTS.--The new church, to be reared in the English style of architec- he was most tenderly attached. Feeling acutely on his re- DV the Rev. W. C, Cotton, late of Windsor, who has re- January, Friday, 14 I - March, ThurSday, 3 tolls on the turnpike-road leading from Swindon to Christian ture, in Huline was laid on Thursday week. The church turn that he was a mere wreck, he sent a friend to the lady, tently left Englamid_with the newly-appointed Bishop of New Thursday, 27 I Malford, which, last year let at 411,992, were put up by will be built an'd endowed solely by a maiden lady, Miss informing her of his mutilated condition, and generously Zealand. February, Thursday, 3 I auction, at Swindon, on Tuesday last, and produced only the Atherton. of Kersall Cell. Her grandfather, Mr. Edward offering to release her from her engagement. " Tell him," RECITATIVE. -- Thursday, 17 I sum of £654 ; being a deficiency of - £1,338, or more than Byron, built, at his sole expense, St. John's Church, in replied the noble girl, " that I will joyfully marry him, if he Through England's fruitful fields and smiling vales, The Rev. Edward Marmaduke Stanley, M.A., of Worces tw.o.-thirds. The opening of the Great Western Railway, Manchester.- Her aunt, Mrs. Byron, some time ago, re- only has enough of body left to hold his soul." Loud notes of gladness fill th' autumnal gales. ter College, has been appointed Curate of Newbold-on-Avon, • CHORES. Warwickshire. . winch runs nearly parallel with the turnpike-road, is the Paired St. John's Church, at a cost of not less than £l,OOO. cause of the diminution.-Devizes Gazette. " And now," says the Manchester Courier " God has put DREADFUL CASE OF SUFFERING. Monmouth, happily, ' seldom affords instances of such extreme wretchedness are to " A PRINCE IS BORN !" From London's Queen-like PROMOTIONS. it into the heart of another descendant to build and endow be found tn many other parts of the country ; an exception Rev. Charles Richard Alford, B•A•, to the Perpetual GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.—We have reason to this new church, to be called the Holy Trinity, at a charge Tower to this fact has occurred, however, in the case of a family Is told afar by thund'ring, cannon's voice ; Curacy of St. Matthews, Rugby. believe that a very serious misunderstanding now exists be- of £10,000." And Echo, with her hundred tongues, replies, Rev. T. S. Green, M.A., to be Chaplain to the Ashby-de- tween the Brieish government and the United States, arising, SpIRITED ENCOUN . TER WITH A Fox•-Last week . 1 11 , amed Vaughan. living in Weybridge-alley, in that town. he husband, who is in some way connected with the barges, ' A PRINCE IS BORN !" let British hearts rejoice. la-Zouch Union. on the one hand, from the unwillingness of the American terrier of the true Dinmont breed unkennelled a laragse m d a o l g l Rev. Henry Howes to the ReCtory of Barton St. Andrew, president to apologise for the detention of a British subject has for some time been earning about two shillings per week, - AIR AND CHORUS. fox from some whins on the farm of Treaton and, to the with which he had to maintain a wife and five children. Norfolk ; patron, the Lord Chancellor. (M`Leod), on an unfounded charge, and, on the other, from " God I do serve !" this shall thy motto be ! tonishithent of I dle bystr i ders, kept him at hay' in the opii When they were visited, in consequence of a report of their Rev. Wm. Oldfield, to the Curacy of Bricknall and Bag- the alleged fact that vessels engaged in the slave trade are Whilst in our ears thy cheering watchword rings, ter a g ortous e nnish, during which the terrier nall, Staffordshire. notoriously fitted out in American ports. Lord Aberdeen Zld • AT distressed circumstances, the wife was found looking wan Nought fear we else hut God, and view in Thee ~ effected re eated diversioes h anno in the heels of the and emaciated, and evidently struggling under the inroads of Rev. Thomas William Salmon, to the Perpetual Curacy of as we learn, has written repeated and decided notee on botn P ' y y g A Prinee well pleasing to the Xing of kings. iemy, he was at last well entered with the vermin, an_d su_c- Hopton, Suffolk • patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. these subjects, without as yet receiving satisfactory answers ; el dd • h 1 • o t f e - h capture, eaving ample proofs that u . nless Ite consumption. She had not a single garment to cover her but a loose gown ; on her lap was an infant about two years RECITATIVE. Rev. Richard William Barnes, to the consolidated Rector- and, considering the fresh obligations imposed on this coun- F e . F n e at Pee l : ten ht sort he would not have continued in and a half old, in a dying state, from repeated convulsive Dread Queen ! Thy people bend the lowly knee ies of Dunchideoek and Shillingford, Devon, void by the death try by the new anti-slave treaty, it is much-to be feared that g . . . . To God, in humble thankfulness for thee ; something unpleasant may occur between both governments. such unequal conflict. On examination, the cause whtch attacks • and on the table in the room was another child, of the Rev. R. P. Welland ; patron, Sir L. V. Palk. Bart. retarded reynard in view of such a diminuitive pack, and which h'ad recent' cl . d T 'hb h y ie . he neig ours, et o are poor, Dread Queen ! Pond Mother ! These twin names combine Rev. F. Pym to the Perpetual Curacy of Plynistock, De- -Morning Herald of Saturday. To swell the triumphs of thy Royal line. von ; patrons, t'he Dean and Chapter of Windsor. which ended fatally for him, was an injury which he had Tem BRITISH QUEEN AND THE PEEsmENT.—Pursuant received in due of his fore feet from a rabbit trap.-Ftfeshire ,testi . fied that for some days the children had not received a AIR. The Rev. Arthur Atherley, Vicar of Heavitree, has ap- to advertisement, a meeting, consisting of eight or ten local journal. particle of food but the few scraps they had given from their Albert, be thine the joy a father knows pointed the Rev. Harold Browne to succeed Mr. Tripp at shareholders of the British and American Steam Packet own necessities ; and it was their conviction that the decea- At the fair promise of a hopeful Son ; St. Sidwell's, and the Rev. Philip Carlyon, Curate of St. Company, took place at the Commercial Buildings, this day, HIGHWAY ROBBERY oF A BRITISH M. P. IN SPAIN. sed child, and its nearly expiring brother, (since, alas ! dead,) Long may he live, each British heart to win Nicholas, Colchester, to fill Mr. Browne's place at St. the mayor in the chair, for the purpose of investigating the -We have been favoured with the perusal of a letter from had their deaths accelerated by want. It is due to the paro- By goodly deeds, as, Albert, thou hest won. James's. accounts of the concern, deemed to have been rendered neees- Mr. Hindley, M.P., giving an account of an attack made by chial authorities to state that, from the indiscretion of the CHORUS. Rev. G. Dodsworth, D.D., to be Chaplain of the Eton sary at the previous meeting, the proceedings of which a - a band of robbers upon the Malle Poste, when within about man Vaughan, they were precluded affording assistance, as God save the Queen ! In this proud hymn of joy and Windsor Union. peered in the Reporter. During the progress of the mectinPg 20 miles of Madrid. Mr. Hindley, who was accompanied he had evaded an order of removal, and they had received no Let every soul its loyalty evince ; Rev. Evan James, to the Vicarage of Llangeiving, Mont- to-day general dissatisfaction was expressed at the vague and by his lady, two children, and two servants, was robbed of subsequent application for relief.-Merthyr Guardian. what money and valuables he had with him ; and a govern- Each tongue take up the burden of our song- gomeryshire. imperfect nature of the accounts, and all present appeared to ........-. .....-. - Lone live our Queen ! Lohg live our new-born Prince. Rev. Thomas Evans, for sixteen years the exemplary re ret their connexion as shareholders with the compan ment courier was also rifled. The robbers returned Mrs. - y' Hindley's watch, but kept that of the courier. The posti- . r . e Second Master of the College School at Gloucester, has been .g g * t tt)ip p u 1 g Inv:nig:rim. . _ Tnere was also a general repugnance to meeting a demand of • _ appointed, by the Dean and Chapter, Head Master of that 10 per cent. additional to the paid-up portion of the shares lions, conductor, and the male passengers, with the exception LITERARY NOTICES. Institution. ' of Mr. Hindley were oblieed to lie down with their faces to and the list of defaulters amounting to over £6,000, was •' • P • . -_____ eeen ____ • . Rev. Daniel Alexander, to the Vicarage of Bickleigh, De about being read, when Messrs. Maguire and Fitzgibbon in- the ground, while the diligence was rifled. Although vio- FRIDAY. Dime:dame. 24.-Wind S.W. fresh. Illustrations to the IVorks of Shakspeare. How and vonshire, void by the death of the R.ev. T. H. Walker. terposed, to prevent the exposure of individual names. The leutly threatened, however, none of the passengers sustained A RRlVED.—Conservative, —, from Odessa-Nymph, —, from Rev. Michael Gibbs, to the Vicarage of Christ Church, any personal injury.-Morning Chronicle. Gallipoli-Joseph Wheeler, —, from Cork-Little Mary, liarseti, Parsons. meeting separated without having arrived at any decision from Pillau-Selina, Guonholm, . from Wyberg-Carbat, Kennie, Newgate-street, and St. Leonard's, Foster-lane, London. whatever.-Cork Southern Reporter. SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday week, as a fine -from Rio Grande-Alexander Wise, Coltliard, from Montreal.- We have before us Part VIII. of these landscape, historic Rev. Edward Allen, to the Perpetual Curacy of Barton young woman, eighteen years of age, employed as a weaver EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY A SERVANT -On Weil- Lord Redesdale, from Smyrna-Wm. Lashiugton, from Mauritius landscape, and architectural illustrations of the works of the St. David, Somersetshire ; patron, the Prebendary of Bar in Mr. J. Wood's mill at Glossop, was combing her hair in -Tantivy, --, from Savanilla-Chance, —, from Naples nesday week\ Mr. Samuel Heywood was brought up at the immortal bard of Avon, and have no hesitation in pronounc- ton. the loom room, previous to going to dinner, a shaft above her John, —, from Valparaiso- Henry, , from Camaroons- Rev. Augustus Hewitt, to be the Minister of St. James's, Salford Police-court, before E. Armitage, Esq., charged head caught the ends of the hair as she threw it upwards, Europe, Marshall, from New York-Ellen German, Simons, from ing them to be beautiful specimens of the finest line engraving. Isle of Wight, void by the cession of Mr. Sibthorp. with having embezzled about £l,OOO, the property of the and immediately began to draw her up. On finding her hair Puerto Cabello-Seven, —,, from Montreal-Thomas„ —., The subjects are also judiciously chosen, in perfect accordance Ree. John Marshall, Chaplain to the Bishop of Dunkeld, Manchester and Bolton Canal and Railway Company. It - - fast the young woman put Up her hands to release it ; but her from Newfoundland-Sarah, —, from Miramichi-Oakbrook, appeared that the prisoner held a confidential situation in ' from Richibueto-Sapphire, —, from Pictou-Palace. —; with the design of the work. The present number contains to be Rector of Blairgowrie, Perthshire. fino•er became entangled in the hair. In consequence of this, Taoburn. Hudspeth, and Puella, Hicks. from St. Petersbur -Ta ot only was the hair completely pulled off from the scalp merlane Cadem from Koni ber Kleine Ma 'a H g l d y, . gs g— n , ame ,au 1• th •h f Alt H t • t T G•lb t E day night, the 4th instant, having paid the men their wages, ;'' Eve engravings, namely, " Florence," by Hinchcliffe ; " St. Rey. W. Hendrickson, to the Incumbency of Cotton Cha- the service of the company for five or six years, O n s a n er _ e pe ,in e pans o on, an s, pa ron, . i er , sq. out both arms were fractured, three fingers of the ri tilt hand: alpha, I:eary, from Dartzic. Alban's," by Carter ; " The Rialto," by E. Radcliffe; " Bury The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Alexander he brought Mr. Hawkshaw, the principal manager, a balance and the thumb of the left were also wrenched 6 off. Mr. -- St. Edmund's "byJ. C. Varrall ; and " The Palace of the Tod to the church and parish of Lochlee, in the presbytery of £BO, and then requested permission . to go to Northwich, Rushy, surgeon, was immediately sent for ; but the young Balfour, , from Bombay, at this port ; left St. Helena 4th , . of Brechin and county of Forfar, vacant by the transporta- to transact some private business, stating that lie would be woman was finally removed to the Manchester Infirmery. November D.-John Bull, Rodgers, New Orleans. Duke of Bedford, at Rouen," by Godfrey. back on the Monday following. As he had not returned on tion of the Rev. R. Inglis to the church and parish of Edzell. Amputation of one of the arms was there found necessary,. O sA s i i:.'- a The Eutan, —, from Charleston. the Wednesday after, Mr. Hawkshaw became apprehensive ~_____,.„,,,._ hut On Thursday, whilst the operation was going on, death Thomas.Mellor, ---, sailed from Pernambuco, on the eth Nov., Ireland : its Scenery, Character, if.c. By Mr. and Mrs. lest some accident might have befallen him ; and, without put an end to the poor girl's sufferings. for Maranham. THE CHURCH IN AMERICA. suspecting that anything was wrong with his accounts, ap- Danger (Packet) from Falmouth. at Pernambuco. Hall. How and Parsons, London. POPE CLEkENT XIX.-The late Duke of Glocester, who plied to Mr. Diggles, the deputy-constable of Salford, to The Margarets, —, was to sail on the gtn for Venice, and the The 14th part of this highly interesting work is now pub- The American Church Almanack for 1842, gives the fol- send a police-officer along with one of the company's ser- died in 1805, spent ninny years at Rome for the benefit of Nightingale, —, about Ist Dec., for this port. lished, and is one of the most interesting of the series. It is lowing account of the flourishing condition of the Episcopal vents to Northwich, to make some inquiries after him• This his health. His Royal Highness, while in that capital, re . exclusively devoted to Wicklow ; and we are glad to observe, Church in the United States :- was done, but no intelligence whatever was obtained respect- ceived many marks of respect from Pope Clenient XIX. and SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 25. BISHOPS. CLERGY. ing him. Mr. Hawkshaw then began to suspect that Hey- his successor. It was an invariable custom, from time iIM.• ARRlVED.—Seraphina, Affieck, from Pugwash-Alhambra, Syers, from Pictou-Stirliagshire, M'Bennen, from D . alhousie-Cataraqui, from the pleasing and talented manner in which the subject _ _DeOCESE. Maine . A. V. Griswold, D.D 7 wood had absconded with money belonging to the company • memorial, for all carriages, on meeting that of the Sovereign Jackson, and Hants Neill, from Quebec-Briton's Queen, -- is treated, that the description of that beautiful country will New Hempshire from Terceira-Sanders, Bailey, from Smyrna-Triurnfo de beide.); occupy a portion of the succeeding number. In the language Vermont J.H. Hopkins, D.D --. from Lisbon-Merlin, Shepherd, from Danzic-Lydia, Mr -52 In the letter to Mr. Hawkshaw, the prisoner stated that he once that the Pope and the Duke entered a very narrow man, from Jersey. of the fair and, we believe, principal author of the work- Massachusetts .... A.V. Griswold, D.D. street, in opposite directions, at the same time, and came in —..—... 18 was induced to abscond in consequence of a deficiency in his R tt hode Island.. Uonnecticut T.C. Brownell, D.D., L.L.D. .. 92 accounts, which he was unable to make good. Mr. Hawk- contact Where the path was too narrow to admit of either Isabella, Gibons, hence at Marseilles " Wicklow is the garden of Ireland; its principal feature is, indeed, sublimity-wild grandeur, healthful and refreshing ; New York BT. Onderkonk, D.D Ayrshire„'from Liverpool. for Africa, was spoken 9th Dec. 90 latter forthwith sent a police-officer to Liverpool, to make own carriage should recede, to let tbe English Prince advance, but amongst the high and bleak mountains there are nu- Western N. York ..W.H. De Lancy, D.D. in lat 39, long 16 New Jerseg G.W. Doane, D.D., LL.D ..... 43 inquiries respecting the fugitive. The policeman ascertained, which was done, much to the astonishment of the Roman Henry , Lubuvononeck, from Liverpool, at Pernambuco, and sailed merous rich end fertile valleys, luxuriantly wooded, and H. U Onderdonk, D.D. Pennsylvania with the noblest of magnificent rivers running through them, Delaware Alfred Lee D.D. forming, in their course, a series of cataracts." The natural Maryland W. R. Whittingham, D.D. .... 80 passage for Philadelphia on the 6th instant ; but, on account letter of thanks to Pius VI. with Mars, Roper, for Calcutta, has put back which his Majesty wrote a IR. C. Moore, D.D. 1 of contrary winds, no vessel had sailed since that period. 98 his own hand.-Memoirs of George IV. graces of this part of Ireland are the more attractive from v irginia IW. Mead, D.D., Assistant Bishop f Having learned the name of the vessel, and the day on which MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY.—At Semarang, the second SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26.-Wind N.N.W. moderate. the surrounding wildness of the country ; and the following 25 she was to sail, the police-officer returned to Salford, and town of the island of Java, there exists a species of matri- Aaaiveze-Palmyra, —, from Demerara-Parmelia, Garrick, North Carolina.... L. S. Ives, D.D., LLD. from . Quebec-Spring, —, from Marseilles-John Omrod, from passage is so happily illustrative of its general and varied South Carolina.... C. E. Gadsden, D.D. - mutat lottery, which g,ives riseto many singular speculations. features that we cannot deny ourselves the gratification of Georgia Esk, for Trieste-Pat Henry, Delano, for New York- B. B Smith, D.D. quoting it :-" Descending from any one of the hills, the mo- Ken . tucky Ohm C. P M'llvaine, D.D. - fortunes of these children is enjoined to every person em- Queen Victoria, 'Thompson, for Boston-Hebe, Wright for New ment the slope commences, the prospect becomes cheering Tenessee J. H Otey, D.D ll tions, procured a boat, and followed in the wake of the yes- ployed in or about the institutio n . These fortunes are Orleans. beyond conception ; all that wood, rock, and water-infinitely Mi ss i ss i pp i 9 sel, until she was about five miles outside of the river ; and placed under the management of persons at Batavia, on Trial, Petrie, sailed from Marseilles, for Liverpool, 19th Dec. L. Polk, D.D. earied-can do to render a scene grand and beautiful, has Louisiana Antelope, Gibson. sailed from Nantes for Liverpool 19th Dec. Michigan S. A. M'Coskrey, D.D. ........ 19 were found upon him ; and, on being informed of the charge female orphans are kept in the establishment until their mar- Britannia, Oliver, from Narva for Liv'erpool, at DoWns been wrought in the valley over which the eye wanders ; trees L. Polk, D.D. Athena of every form and hue, from the lightest and the brightest Illinois green to the most sombre brown, or-made so by distanee- Florida (No Bishop) Indiana - MONDAY, DECEMBER 27.—Wind W. moderate. the deepest purple ; rivers of every possible character, from ARRlVED.—Elizabeth, from Havre-Antelope, Gibson, and Lady Missouri Saltoun, Craig, from Nantes-Germany, Cheever, from New Or the small thread of white that trickles down the hill-side, to Wisconsin .... 9 with the whole of which he had debited himself. He was of these damsels with a fortune of 6•5,000 florins. Since his leans-Lelean, Lelean, from Lisbon-and Arab Dalearno from the broad and deep current that rushes along furiously, a lowa - ' L. Polk, D.D. mass of foam and spray, scattering, now and then, fertilizing Arkansas MANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAN•—A special meet- • is a marriageable girl still left who will bring with her a prize toria Thompson, for Boston-Hebe, Wright for New Orleans contributions in pleasant streamlets, among the adjacent Clergy - . 1,097 of 200,000 florin's. Jane ' Goudie, Goodie, for Sydney-Esk, Mass'ey, for Trieste-and was held on Thursday, the 23d instant, when it was resolved Ann, Morrison, for Algiers. fields, or gathering into huge lakes, in the midst of mountains Bishops 2l EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IN A CHURCH.—A few that the line should be extended from the present terminus, that defy exit." With a view to the guidance of those who Lees-street, to Hunt's Bank, Manchester, and the directors days ago, a dicovery of an extraordinary kind was made in Wind Hond, Laughiter, from Buenos Ayres, at Falmouth; sailed Total number of clergy - the interior of the parish church of Barking, Essex. The 25th October may visit Ireland, our authors conduct the tourist by the two . Including the Bishops, the total number of clergy appears principal and most interesting routes from Dublin through to be 1,118, and counting 100 for Western New York, which line 1 3 Robert, Bottle, and Diana, Miller, hence at Grenada 1 d that the dir i c i egmbe a Ei zt re ( 7r t e h d e to ro jt et ll i n y e :ther ancient edifice affording scarcely room for the increasing Chan - dos, Wightori. hence at Jamaica. s r:i ' l l v e vay com anies i opulation of that town and its vicinity, the rector, the Hon. zit / a 4T an, ra n d .te al: t a n t a i i 3 c ar a, bl hi e t s e ; Lady Scott, m•Fer the country t these may be said to join at the entrance of the Dr. Rould states to be the correct number for that diocese, Vale of Avoca ; and he proceeds by one and returns by the we have the still higher . total of 1,128. It will be observed from Darlin i gton to join tlfe Dnrham ; ancr teat they be also and Rev. Mr. Liddel, has recently undertaken, at his own authorized to take such measures as they may deem fit for expense, to improve the chancel, so as to afford additional L'imena, Frarne, lience at St. Vincent . that there are more dioceses . than hishop . s.. Bishop Gris other, the rich and varied scenery being vividly described to the establishment and completion of the said Proposed new accommoda . tion. To accomplish this, it was found necessary Brigand, Bell, sailed from Antigua for this port 14th ultimo wold, of Massachusetts, administers, in addition, thcchoceses line on the terms and ri ciple that wer then submitted to to cut away e a portion of the ponderous pillars by which the Isabella Napier, (steamer) from Londonderry to this port, was him-as he journeys on or pauses in admiration-with all the of Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine. Bishop Otey, the ' meeting. At the e p los u e of s the business, W. Entwistle, galleries are at this end supported, and which were of ten towed into Douglas 24th instant, with machinery damaged ' historic and legendary reminiscences with which it is associ- of Tennesse, presides all over time diocese of Missiseippi ; Esc read a statement showing that the net revenue of the times the strength required, While the workmen were en- Ta u p . l: . y d , fam a La e lf , utt r a u , m at thF Cape of Good Hope f Beirout, at Milford B . ishop Kemper, of Missouri, over lowa, Wisconstn and In- t" gaged in removing a thick crust of plaister in which one of ,-- 11 1 ated. There are twenty-two illustrations to the part, includ- ! company, from the Ist of July to the end of the present year, thane ; and Bishop Polk, of Arkansas, over Louisiana and ing a map of Dublin and Kildare, a beautifully-executed Alabama. would amount to £116,000. The expenses of six months, the pillars were encased, and which had been put on upwards including the half-year's salaries, would be £40,000 ; the of seventy years ago to give them the appearance of stone, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER 27, 1841. vignette view, on steel, of Glendalough, and many beautiful • interest to loan-holders, minus the interest on the banking they discovered a nest of five toads, two of which were of engravings on wood, amongst which we may mention-as IMPUDENT HOAX. account, would be £31,000 ; making a total of £71,000 of a very good size, and the others smaller. The reptiles On Wind at Holyhead, N.W. light breeze. showing also the interesting subjects treated of-" The out-goings, and leaving a balance of £45,000 net proceeds. Oft Point Lynas, (no time received for thick weather,) No. 2565, being relieved from their place of lengthened confinement, Off Holyhead, at 9 a.m. No. 392, Bahamian, Bk. from Calcutta. Dividends of three per cent. on the old and the half shares, jumped apout the place, and seemed perfectly healthy, and Scalp," " The Dingle, 4 " The Wicklow Mountains," two A few months ago a letter was received by the Inspector of were picked lig and put in a place of security. In removing I t ti Ship, (no name . attached u to the nnmber,) by part third, old book, and of ten per cent. for three months on the quarter shares, Police at Woolwich, bearing the date of Edinburgh, and some wooden skirting from the wall near the same spot, a I , f o ry . a 3 t B • s s l c , o i tt ,a e t ,l7;.f e d u b r o y. nd. views of " Lough Dan," " The Meeting of the Waters," would require £40,000 ; leaving a surplus of £5OOO out of Ship, for New York. . •gned William Brandon. The writer stated that three live bat was found, which must have been confined quite as _____. and two views of " The Vale of Avoca." Wicklow, in fine, f s o l reigners had been lodging in his house at Edinburgh for the half-year's proceeds, as a depreciation fund, without w long as the toads, and which was also secured by the work touching any of the previous earnings. is the most picturesque of the counties of Ireland ; and it is some time, and had busied themselves in making combustible men. The extraordinary curiosities attracted much atten- VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADIN G. one of the nearest and most cheaply accessible to English projectiles, which they had taken with them, packed up in MUTINY ON BOARD A SLAVER.—MURDER OF THE tion, and various applicotions have been made to the rectm (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) strong boxes, to London, whither they had gone in one of OwNEß.—Captain J. R. Crosbie, of the brig Elizabeth for one or other of these creatures, but they were unsuccess- ...._---..--- tourists. " Nowhere, perhaps, in the world (says Mr. Hall the Leith steamers. The object of these foreigners, the Wood, from Nassau, N.P., sailed on the 21st Nov., reports ful. At the especial request of Mrs. Liddell who is niece to , EAST INDIES, CAPE . OF GOOD HOPE, 4.c. in a note) can they he so largely repaid for so small an ex- writer feared, was to set fire to some of the public buildings that the brig Creole, from Richmond, Virginia, bound to - e of Wellington, they are all to be replaced as near St. Laurence, e Newlancls, 81b Bombay and China, the Duk • p en dit nre o f ti m e and money. A journey of twenty-four in the metropolis. The letter contained a minute descriPtion New Orleans arrived at Nassau on the 9th of November, as possible to the spot where they were found. The bat has Mute &Tomlinson hours may place them in the centre of it-a journey by no of the persons of the foreigners, and stated that the writer with about leo negro slaves on board, in a mutinous state ; been already placed behind the new skirting, and the toads WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. had discovered their empleyment, first by observing grains of they had taken possession of the vessel, and demanded that will be al s o deposited in the pillar when the necessary prepa- Barbadian, - Morris, 345 Kingston, and Falmouth, Jamaica, means tedious, troublesome, or costly. A railway-carriage powder, Ste., on the carpet, andafterwards by observi ng their they should be landed at a British colony. Having wounded ration is made for them. J Poole &Co conveys them to Liverpool; the steam-boats-the largest, motions through the keyhole. The Inspector of Police at and disabled the captain (Orkin), and chief mate of the The Ri • ght Rev. the Lord Bishop of Norwich having inti- SOUTH AMERICA. safest, and best in the kingdom-which ply twice a-day ,in Woolwich transmitted this letter to Mr. List, of the county Creole, with several of the crew, they murdered a Mr. Hew- Lancaster, J C Wright, 194 Vera Cruz, W & J Tyrer lice here with are nest that he would communicate with 1 rt owner of the slaver who was assen er on board td t ma e o e governor an mem ers o t e oar o ua th •d b fhß dfG r- Heroine, T Lister, 374 Valparaiso, W & J Tyrer little more than ten hours, to Dublin ; and Dublin is within P° .- t .t 1 ~ . , . . . cl, Pa . P g ' diens in Norwich, his desire to give to the poor inmates of the writer, and obtain farther information. Inquiries were by severing his head from his body, and afterwards throwing Lady Cornewall, J Poe, 18S idonte Video and Buenos Ayres, half-an-hour's drive of the county. The charges at all the accordingly set on foot, but no William Brandon could be his remains overboard; they compelled another ship captain, the workhouse a good dinner of old English fare of roast beef J Poole & Co and plum pudding, in celebration of the birth of a prince, the Eliza Killick, E Davies, 1 99 Laguira and Puerto Cabello, inns i n the route age so low as to astonish strangers. The discovered in Edinburgh or the neighbourhood, nor was any who was on board as passenger, to steer the brig to Nassau, e obtained to trace the writer The matter was almost • clu . • , uhere he made the above report on his arrival. Several of heir apparent to the throne, Tuesday week was the day for W Rose &Co inducements to a tour to Wicklow are, in fact, very strong r• in 11 . lord h . ' b 1 • t • • ff TI ca iy gis sip s enevo ent in ention into e ect. iere UNITED ST.ATES. forgoten when the public were suddenly startled with news of the ringleaders were placed in prison, and the rest of the and very numerous." the conflagration of the Tower. A few days afterwards a slaves suffered to go at liberty. It was reported that the are nearly 400 persons in the house, and for these ample pro- Hark Away, J'Y Nicholson, 563 Virginia, W H Gilliat -----____-__..................., , second letter from the same individual, and containing the American Consul protested against their being allowed to vision was furnished ; plum puddings of the best quality were Anne, - O'Brian, 162 New York, J Barff Sr Co same information, was received by Major Elrington, Governor land, but without effect. made, and joints of beef of the primest kind were procured. Sheffield, F P Allen, 570 New York, T ttll Sands &Co THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN ON CHURCH at the Tower, with the additional information that, when in The tables had been arranged three in the centre aisle and Robert Kerr, P Agnew, 357 Mobile, Chaloner &Co • EXTENSION. Edinburgh, the strangers were in the habit of freouenting all OCEAN CURRENTS,—.-The following has been received at one by the side, and it being announced that all was ready, BRITISH AMERICA. public places, and suggesting that the writer and his SO D should Lloyd's ;-" On the 23d November, 1841, a sealed bottle the boys and girls in the establishment first entered and t oo k Creamore, T N Shapley, 206 St. John, NU, Job Brothers The following letter has been sent by the Bishop of Lin- receive money to come to London, and by attending the was picked up on the western coast of the Commune d'ars their plaeee, and wore followed by the men and women. EUROPE. coln to the committee of the " Church Building Society for theatres, &c., be able to identify the suspicious foreigners, 110 de Re, in which was found a letter in English, of which Grace was said by the bishop, and Non nobis Domine was Elizabeth Rowell, C M Wake, 289 Constantinople and Odessa, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ":- who, the writer had no doubt, had set fire to the Tower. The the following is a copy :.--` On board the Lydie of Liverpool, sung by the choristers of the Cathedral, who were stationed Jos Albino, J Nixon. 141 Malta, Bahr, Behrend &Co G Yates & Co " Willingham, Market Basel:, Nor. 20, 1841. matter now began to wear a serious aspect ; the burning of Captain Petree, bound to Bahia, 7th October, 1841.-We in the orchestra. Mrs. and Miss Stanley and seve ra l o th er Patriot, C Murra 129 Bona, A Wilkin " Gentlemen,-Mr. Gaily Knight has communicated to the Tower, coupled with the warning given by this writer be- have had, during the last few days, in the Bay of Biscay, ladies evinced much interest in the personal comfort and en- Oriental, J Little r ' 111 Beirout and Alexandria, J Moss &Co me the resolution passed at your meeting. held on Friday, forehand, and the circumstantiality of his information-all strong winds from W.N.W., and heavy seas. We appre- joyment of the guests, particularly of the junior objects of Bethea, C Campbell, 119 Constantinople, Bahr &Co November 12, that I should be requested to take upon my- induced the authorities to suspect that there might be some- hended that our voyage might be protracted on approaching his lordship's bounty. Orinoco, H W Forster, 174 Angostura, Barbour &ILobley self the office of president of the society, which it is pro- thing in it. The second letter was transmitted to Mr. List, h tee southern coasts of this bay, in which there is reason to IMPORTANT DECISIONS ON INSUSANCE OF LIVES.—In Gondola, , 166 Leghorn, Crozier Brothers posed to establish for promoting time building, &c. of who inserted an advertisement in the papers, offering to meet fear meeting with strong currents. How desirable it would the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday, the Northern t , churches, in the county and town of Nottingham. At the with the individual and arrange the means of conveying him to be under such circumstances to have a knowledge of the true Reversionary Interest Company of Edinburgh brought an PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, same time that I express my willingness to accept the office, London. This advertisement appears to have met the eye set of the currents in order to know how long one might action against the Asylum Insurance Company in London, GENERAL PosT-OFFICE, December 24. ailow me to express the satisfaction which I feel that effectual of the individual, for he immediately wrote another letter to follow them in standing to the southward with the helm a to recover the sum of £2,000. effected on the life of the Hon. measures are at length taken to call the attention of the clergy Sir Jas. Graham, at the Home Office, demanding that an starboard. We are at this present time in lat. 36 57 N., and George Henry Talbot, brother to the Earl of Shrewsbury. rei ,T, * t q , e ,l7 e X a - ti e e t° g ..e.; Kg. 9 4 9.4 45: ~., „° ~,M 'X and „eentry of the county and town to the spiritual destitution advertisement should be i nserted in certain papers, which he lon. 7, by chronometer ; meridian of Greenwich, having The defence to the action was, that his death was brought e v l n e e 5 te et ? c:r e 9 tt..?- / tg e B gEi g t.I.E. 2, n e.9: E. fil g• t g fi:: which pm evails around Ihem. Of its extent, the statement named, and in terms which he dictated. This request of struggled against currents which indicate either the approxi- about by excessive drinking, and this having been established 'eta .te : e a' re it't 'em - §,? tget c ';.' g 'a* re te " g tee P-'- tt. S tet e s a ) et which you have published will afford melancholy proof :of course was not complied with ; but the third letter was also mation of the coast or the junction of two currents. Who- to the satisfaction of the court and jury, the latter returned ; t - i tt . z E. t e3 ? te e a e n'i t ; ?O, c , ee ''' p, '6 . 17 ; ? o icr •fl so a :;.•_, hi the.obligation of the wealthier portion of the community to transmitted to Edinburgh, and another advertisement was ever shall find this bottle, is requested to make known to the a verdict for the defendants.-In the Court of Common 2 4..0 °--- tra P . ,,6 P 1 g (.7 E. %-1: 4 , ~-, o `4 --- i',.,. r,,,, y S.; etT, relieve it, no doubt can exist in the minds of those who be r afterwards inserted, which was equally imsucceseful with the public thetptace where, and the time when, it may be Picked Pleas, the same day, an action was brought by Mrs. Borra- Pcg I' D b•li ' '; ,:, '.- 4' '? `A ... ''' a. E. r-._ -. ..,,a. r y. , T , z'z' -;* the name of Christ, and profess to derive from his gospel the others in inducing the writer to come forward. Here the up, so that it may come to the knowledge of the scientific daile, widow of the late Rev. W. Borradaile, vicar of Wands- e a g ~ .1 ,2 it i•., 0 , .. .fg p_3 . 41 : ~g el E . . a . .5 cr a-i - if , ' 71 ,0 .. . ' c 's 'n ~r• rule of their practice. The author of our being has been matter rested for some time. and all hope of detecting the society in Engleed, and that it may be known we were in worth, to recover the sum of £l,OOO, effected in the same °-... tt et •-t e .1, e ft' "--- ' ie - •" `t 't ** '-' ° '- ''. pleased to place the rich and poor in a state of mutual de- writer appeared to be at an end, till the other day, when these latitudes.' " ee et -. ee - office, on the life of her husband. The payment was refused g.• q, ii. ---,1-4,,,' ,_,= -r . f.... w ;,' ..a. = • ~:. . .......z = = E. a pendence on each other : and though in countries lik e our M r . Li s t rece i ve d a p ac k e t f rom an influential gentleman in WEST INDIAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-PACKETS.—The fol- on the ground that, the rev. gentleman having committed a te . ift; 3.-tPt a t * O' &' e':. et .i - et. al own, which have made great advances in wealth and civili s e_ th e coun ty, enc l os i ng a b egg i ng l e tt e r from a James Me Lure, lowing account of the trial of those vessels that have left suicide, the policy was void, there being an express stipule- g-,, g ~.-,. it Tr; e, •g , • ii C i-`, P. 2 r; 4 ; - tion, this dependence may be less apparent than where soci- representing himself to be in great distress, and soliciting Seuthampton will no doubt be read with interest, as it will tion to that effect. Evidence showed that the rev. gentleman et 4 § E -----' -----•:-.----,-': -------,---"----- --: ety is in a ruder state, on account of the extent to which the aid. The gentl eman requested Mr. List to inquire into the show that the speed of these vessels is greater than that of had thrown himself into the Thames, and the question was ri* * *t e L e .te " 7, - ~,'" 4 rtz , -3 . 0.1 et re K di v i s i on of l a b our is carried, yet it is not the less true that the Circumstances of the writer, and transmit a report of them. any vessel of the same class. The distance was rather more' whether the act of destruction by an insane perso n viti a t e d 5 e ii ; ; h'''. 4 . : tt. .7, E 5 1. ~,4 E,, ..gi, et rich derive all their means of temporal e n j o y m ent, all thei r o n rea di ng over M.Lure's letter, Mr. List was struck with than 15 two-thirds statute miles, and was performed as un• the contract-The learned judge, in summing up the case, g,i „P) EEtEt 4 g ° I-3 P. ' t; Z ‘1 ,,,, f i j .' 57 convenience and luxuries from the labour, and are, conse- the similarity which the handwriting of this begging letter der :-The Clyde, in 1 hour 11 minutes, being at the rate of said that he should leave all the points to the jut.); ; first, ; te tt - e tet" 'a a 5. tet'' e t " g g . 11. - ft - rl et s e D . ,t," r`T l t . quently, bound to minister to the wants, both temporal and bore to those announcing the new Gunpowder Plot ; and on 13 miles per hour ; the Tweed, 1 hour 13 mninutes, being at whether the fair and reasonable construction of the contract u ' o le e f t , ee ." e l ''S ;.,a - r. : c e ° ' ' F: . 4 epiritual, of the poor. This is an obligation inseparable from submitting these to competent persons, there could be nu the rate of 12 1-35th miles Per hour ; the Solway, 1 hour 17 was that the condition in question should not attach, unless '- 2 ''' - ..1 *. i . et a ' •e' ?t, ti. e . e il • g P. P o g ... ••C a ' ''' q el F ,?e, the possession of wealth, not the les s r ea l, not involving a doubt that NPLure was the writer of all the letters. Instead minutes, being at the rate of 12 miles per hour ; the Tay, 1 the act of self-destruction was the act of a person of sou d F-';• a' - ' n - t tl es . g .. *.l 0 = ... 0 6, . . .. ° • O. P. less serious responsibility, because h uman l aws d o u ot p ee - of k ee pi n g respectable lodgin gs , Wlture was found inhabit- hour 9 minutes, being at the rate of 131 miles per hour. mind ; secondly, whether the deceased did throw himself ;It' aet 4 eT, a u• '''' • a .1 P,' gr , 0' : ..r 4 . " ..% scr ib e by po s iti ve en a ctm en t s tne manner in which it is to be ing a wretched hovel in one of the closes in the Crosscause- These trials may be considered interesting to the nautical from the bridge with intent to destroy his life ; and, lastly, g r_p_ Izt 0 ~, v ~. 8 - -. z•-. -..-• : 5. discharged, nor annex penalties to the neglect of discharging way, without furniture of any kind• We may add that he is world, as three of these ships have precisely the same rate of whether, at the time of his death, the deceased was of sound e l itt gee a. te 5 it. , the same person who, some years ago, succeeded in obtaining engines, viz., the Tay, the Tweed, and the Clyde, and the mind.-The jury retired shortly after nine o'clock at night, g '5; et e 3 E F -1 ,. , gE 6 9 , F : c s, l ; 3 " IlJw, then, let us ask ourselves, have we discharged this subscriptions from various parties throughout the town, on difference is to be attributed to the forms of th e s hi ps t h eme an d, a f ter h av i ng being absent about an hour and a half, re- a - ,t 3 2 g " „ .. 4 " W '" W W •,.., et et . obligation-how have we acquitted ourselves of this respon- Pretence of being employed by the Regatta Club ; for which selves. The chief PeculiaritY of the TaY is in consequence turned with a verdict, " That Mr. Borradaile voluntarily • te e e te t • ' F'' . 5 1 •' g ' t's . 1 ,-. sibility, with reference to the spi r it ua l wan t s of our poo rer he was sentenced to four months' imprisonment. We regret of the waive principle of the bow. The difference of these threw himself from the bridge, with the intention of destroy- ..; !el: ~- Q > ''' g c.l el brethren? Whil e we have see n the population increasing on that the law will not reach the Present impudent attempt to ships in coming round from the north to Southampton, ing life ; and that at the time of committine the act, he was t i ll .7, et et L. k a -. " OQ 4:1 . 0 t a all sides, have we made any corresponding exertions to pro- impose upon the authorities. The result of this case shows loaded, is equally interesting, The same distance of 15 2.3 d not Capable otiuriging between right and wr ' ong." The find- lel et '' 8.. a Ft ?"- ii• 6 ..:. vide for its religious instruction, for its accommodation in the advantage of country gentlemen transmitting the begging miles was performed as follows .-The Clyde, with 425 tons ing was, therefore, in favour of the plaintiff. Sik P5 . ;,7 • 5 ei, : e ~.. the Ilouse of God ? Can we look around without humilia_ letters they may receive to the police authorities for ex- of coal, in 1 hour 17 minutes, or 12 miles per hour ; the - X • : F . tion and self-reproach, on the churches which the pi e ty o f amination, previous to acting upon them. Tweed, 265 tons, in 1 hour 16 minutes, or 12 1-sth miles ; Feete.-Very early on Monday morning a fire broke out in g 1 t....„ : . - 7-5 the residence of Mr Perrin tn g, one of the proprietors of the ° ' tti I' ) e. re re e g g ig et ter Le .l.ii our ancestors scattered over the face of this land, without the Solway, 250 tons, in 1 hour 24 minutes, or 11 1-6th miles. / t /1• • * n e tgeacer, m Hanover-square, I l eeds. About half-past g 0 r P P F; ? P ? 13 f' painfully feeling how condemnatory of the age in which we The Clyde, from the river Clyde, completed het passage to I one o'clock Mrs. Perring, who sle tin the front room of the to e ` 6 ii 3 :-. z 7. .• ... ::: 4 .i. ;".,. have lived the comparison between their zeal for the honour ANTI-CORN.LAW CONFERENCE IN EDINBURGH. the Needles in 65 hours, the Tweed in 56, and the Solway in first floor M • • P Perring being at the time out of town, was '4. je*„ r'• - et m ' cl P ;-- of God, and our lukewarinness, our apathy in his cause ? I 73, being a distance of 650 miles, and that in boisterous wea- aw k ' r* 0 rm ll' 2 L e 5' mean not to include all in this censure. I know that there (From the Edinburgh Standard.) ther. , oeby a strong smell of bur • t . b d • • • that it was occasio d b ning im er, an imagining O• ti re te u ne v some chips which the servants might °S P 0 a. n. e o r• l'i o .-, are splendid exceptions-instances of Christian liberality not The volunt h• • f li• • ary sc imitates o t is city, we learn from ae; - Z THE GREATEST OF MONSTERS.—Some people have a have put into the oven to dr unworthy of the best ages of the church ; but these splendid , 3', she went d • own to verify her er ge 4 t, n ,; ' various sources, are proceeding with all due order and 50- X eeeeptions are as easee in the desert, serving only to render horror of house-breakers. A strong fellow, in a fustian suspicions, but discovereu nothinz amiss. On returning, g r i, E.'. • leinnity in the work of getting up a small i it Co of the • • the surrounding barrenness more striking by contrast: they Manchester Anti-Corn Law " Conference," Ts i a t !el l s st led jacket,. with a piece of crape over his face, and a pistol in his however, the smell had so much increased, and smoke had o ni ` t - ee a are not sufficient to redeem the age from the charge of apathy -heves a non lucendo-from the parties not conferrin atyall. hand, is certainly a disagreeable visitor to a quiet country became so decidedly visible, that she became satisfied there e Ft fet :7 . ... gentleman . in the middle of a dark night in December ; the was fire in the house, and after snatching her youngest child '5 e • e -of insensibility to the religious wants of the growing po- Condemning, as we do, the selfish and unprincipled con- hoarse whisper, conveying a delicate allusion to o yur mone from the crib in which it was slee • 4 a w ping by the side of her bed, a. &m.a. . • • . et '2' pulation. Of that insensibility we are now reaping the bitter duct of these voluntary ministers, we are yet free to acknow- bags or your lif •f f 1 ' y • a. fruits. We complain of the spirit of insubordination, of the ledge that, in so far as the corn-laws are concerned, we by —e, is ar rom a p easing method of carryi ng she went into the rooms above, to call the rest of the family 1 o t'.: (7 c... t intemperance, the licentiousness, the irreligion, prevailing no means regret the course they have adopted. In England, - • on • and therefore wi on a conversati .„ thout descending to any and the servants. By the time that they had all got safely g 0 0 a t , 6 -•• . a a ? 'flute articulars or lumil a. more mi p , p ig myself upon my perso- down stairs, it became apparent that the fire was about the .tt e t ig- e e t a l 4 ..1 on all sidee, and especially in the manufacturing districts ;no event of the last twelve months-not even the general co = nal immunity from such visitations on the score of having no nursery, which is to the rear, on the first floor, immediately and we are not slow in calling upon the legislature to in- election-demonstrated more clearly the state of public o i . house, I agree at once that a house-breaker is a detestable over the drawing-room, as the smoke was issuing from the terfere and remedy the evil. We forget to inquire whether nion on this question than the late Manchester Anti-Co P rn - PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. character, and worthy of all condemnation. A murderer, wash-board near the nursery door. None of the furniture we are not ourselves the parties whom the law ought first to Law Conference. It is not to be denied that the op onents also, lam not prepared to vindicate. A knife forced into was injured, but the damage is estimated at £500.-Leeds Outward. Home. visit with its penalties ; whether this melancholy state of of the agricultural interest are almost exclusively to be found LONDON ar LIVERPOOL, the stomach of an elderly gentleman in a half-sleepy state Intelligencer. things has not been produced by our own neglect of duty ? If in the ranks of diasent. Accordiogly. when the anti-eorn to .... .... .... .... the voice of blasphemy and impiety is heard in our streets- league selected that field h w ereon to fight their battle and after a bottle of old port-a razor drawn across a beautiful RE V ' W bar-maid's throat-or a bullet scien 'fi 11 • d b h GISTRATION OF OTERS.— e cannot too strongly, nor Jamaica. 2ss oda 30 0 60s Od (084 0 ti ca y inserte terouge too often, urge upon the attention of all conservatives the Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice... 20 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 if the laws of God and man are held in contempt-is it show their strength, we should liave expected that their th e h e ar- ole of a deaf old lady engaged in secreting her half- absolute necessity of maintaining their ground. The 3lst of Honduras 4O 0 0 0 SO 0 —lO5 0 not because we have taken little pains to send forth ministers efforts would have proved irres* hi B h h isti e. ut wat was t e year's dividend in a black trunk in the garret-are disagree- J t • h Havana 35 0—40060 0 70 0 anusry nex Is t e very last day on which a conveyance of to instruct our poorer bretheree in their religious duties, to result-what did this " demonstration" prove ? Simply, able objects of contem 1 • 1 Icl hh* ' p anon to tle p i ant rop lc mind • freehold should be exe t t • New York, Boston 3O 0-40020 0 25 0 cu ed, o entitle a voter for it to send set before them the promises and threatenings of the Gospel, that the great majority of the di • ssenting leaders themselves, and I therefore at - once coincide in the fervent execration in in his 1 • k . Charleston, Savannah to infuse into their bosoms those principles which can alone including all who are entitl d e to rank as " respectable " hich c.aim to ee registered next year. An occupier to the New Orleans render them proof against temptation-the fear and the love were averse to the riche f It . h 1 • me o ma mg t e corn- aws a reliv e w a murderer is heid by ev er y person I have ever con- amount of £5O per annum, must have been in the occupation Canada .. 50 0-60040 0 60 0 of God ? If the Lord's Day is openly and grossly profaned, ous question, and th f ere rare took no part in the conference. versed with on the subject, except some students of anatomy, of his qualification on the 31st of Jul 1 B h N hAm ' ritis ort erica 50 0- 60 0 40 0- 60 o y ast. Any person, d t ~ Newfoundland 0 0 - 0 0 30 0- 40 0 is it not because we have taken little pains to enable them to A statement and analysis of the names and numbers of the an wo or three popular authors of the convulsive school. however, wbo may come into possession of a qualification b - • ' Brazils pass it in a manner befitting its sacred character, by affording persons who attended the Manchester confabulation a eared But there is another miscreant f or whom I have no commis- descent, succession, marria e de ' v:se, or promotion to any • 35 0- 40 0 30 0 - the means of access to the house of God ? If punishment is some months since in Fra ' ser s Magazine to which we must PP seration-a wretch, compared with whose atrocities house- benefice in a church, or b g ' • ee - River Plate y promotion to any Orrice, at any E ast I n di es - 40 0 35 0— 40 0 to fall, it should fall on us, who have neglected our duty- refer the curious and the sce •l (' ' breaking becomes meritorious, an d murder innocent ; before tirne within such respective periods, will be entitled, in re- China ptica if there be any such) on whose negro-like blackness-to borrow the 1 - 84 o not upon the unhappy victims of our neglect. I regard there- this point. anguage of spect thereof, to have his name inserted in the list then next Batavia 35 0— 40 0 35 0— 40 0 Charles Phillips-the darkness of annihilation becom h't es w i e to be made out by the overseers. Besides freeholders and New South Wales - 50 0 40 0 - fore, with the sincerest satisfaction the steps now taken to We have little difficult in ant: • t" e b 1•Ic d• y icipa m e t e i e isastrou . s, make generally known the amount of spiritual destitution or h rat er salutary, effect from the proposed " conference" in as snow ; whose benediction is a curse, whose breath is a £5O tenants, the following may claim viz., owners of copy- . Cape of Good Hope - 50 0 40 0 - existi • ' pestilence, whose name is a hell ; over whose sunless memor - - ' - Africa 30 0- 126 0- y hold property, leasehold for lives or leasehold for anv term .ng in the county and town of Nottingham. lam assured Edinburgh. The facts which have been elicited at the pre- shall settle the conflagration of a fury, and whose soul shall r" 11 d f ' , - Gibraltar - 20 o that we have only to make it known in order to secure its l• • • • o Tina y create rer not less than 60 years, to tne amouut immary meetings of the prime movers must lead only to this shudder beneath the appalliug convulsions of a Lima, Valparaiso, &c. - 60 0 40 0 - immediate removal. lam assured, too, m • fathoml y ieverend brethren conclusion. In the first place, the " conference" is to c ess of £lO per annum in each case or leasehold for any term ori- Malta, Sicily, Brc. - 17 6- 20 0 in particular will use their utmost exertions to promote the sist exclusi 1 fdi on- d oom f or ever ! After this description need I say that I mean ginally created for not less than tw nty years, of the annual smyrna and Constantinople 40 0—50020 0 - 25 0 or voluntari ve y o ssenters es. The clergy of good work now in hand. It may be, that in many arishes the Establ a scoundrel who neglects to prepay the post ? A fellow who value of £5O. There are also other • 11 . b • ***• 2o o- 25 0 17 6- 20 o ways in w ic- an inte- Malaga 'shed Church have not been summoned, for a very t o mak e the paltry saving of a penny force h' - ' the church accommodation is amply sufficient, a d 1 p h _ t . _ , . s is correspon- rest, derivable from real property, may confer a vote, as in Madeira l5 0- 20 0 15 0— 20 o n t iat t rough substantial reason-they won't have anything to do with such the bounty of a resident ro i't dent to an outlay of nopence ; and you will almost unifo ml r y cases of mortgagees in possession, and annuitants, &c., all of Cape de Verds W . estern Isles, ppre or every want, as well humbug. It appears, however, that circulars to the number fi dtht th aid letter is of a most di • n a e unp 20 0 _ 25 0 17 6- 20 0 sPiritual as temporal, of the poor i • sagreeable nature in which should receive a searching investigation by conserve- i gr e n 20 0 -- 17 6- 20 0 , s immediately relieved. of 97G have been issued to persons supposed or know b nto e other respects.-Blackwood's Magazine for December. But iet those who enjoy these bl ' tives, in order that their ranks may be numerically strength- France essings remember, that all favourable to an abolition of the corn-laws And how many 20 0 20 0-- ---- parishes are not so haPPily circumstanced ; that indeed the of this number have acknowled ed or a i ccep . ed the invitation t SAVING OF LIFE AND PROPERTY BY ME ANS OF D'N ened to combat an enemy whose vigilance and perseverance Holland . 25 o— 30 0 30 0— 40 0 most populous are generally the poorest ; and let them testify Wh t th 569 1 . 1 g b y, no more an - itt e eyond one half !I 1 This NETT s meet's.- ' R , Ahout nine o' 1 k • t • L - in their generation are exemplary, and whose motto seems to Hamburg, Bremen, &c. cOc on the night of the .. 30 0— 35 0 40 0— 50 0 their gratitude to God and their affection to his service by is the state of matters amongst dissente th 10th instant, during a violent gale from the N.W , the be nunquam dormio." Gottenburg, Stockholm - 0 0 --- - -- • some portion of their abundance to overflow and • • . . rs emselves 1 Petersburg, Riga, Sec. - -- ---, - --- causing If the opinion of the " religious" public-we rnust apolo- " Liddell," a large brig of 328 tons, belonging to ' South STEAMING POTATOES.—The secret of " steaming" pota- Oporto . 2O 0—25017 0 - 20 o fertilise less favoured districts. gise for the phrase-were to determine this question what Shields, G. Watson, master, was driven on shore about two toe • fttl d sis very i . e . ue erstood, and rarely carried into fall IS- w...m...mtsasatsmmo " That the Divine blessing may attend your labours is the would be the result? It is admitted b h • 'te - 1 t e e e dof Hasbro' Lights, on the c ' y t e parties to tuts mi es o t e nor war oast of effect, although it is indispensable to the nutritious develop sincere prayer of movement, that the established clergy, withfoue exceptions, Norfolk. Lieut. James, R.N., chief. officer of the coast ment of the ve etabl Th w Ifiarittt. g e. e hole mystery consists in - " Your faithful friend and servant, el nnmmittee, emu , „ e are opposed to the " conference," and, of course favourable guard at Hasbro', and his men, with the most praiseworthy sufferine the steam to escape and at the same time kee in _ no _ ~ T o the Gener- .. LINCOLN. " to the existing law. The figures, which w e d ra ' w f rom th e alacrity, repaired to her assistance with Dennett's rockets the *. - ' CI g potatoes hot. When the cook throws off the water, LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, DEC• 27.1 1111....... 1 voluntary statistics, will then stand in the following propor- and apparatus, and at the first fire sent the rocket between und th ' 'd• t* , er e Juris lc ion of the cookery book. what is she to at ten e......_ nee-. ____ • • • • . ---e- et ti-- • - ' tions .- tlt gs nnache loal;inr• +h. Tint. directly ir.,,,-.;.1.., ,_ • .. - - __ __ 0,.. n e ettn's.-leuan an fr...4r.._, , .. SAVING OF LIFE AND PROPERTY BY MEANS OF DEN NETT'S ROCKETS. — Ahout nine o clock on the night of the 10th instant, during a violent gale from the N.W., the " Liddell," a large brig of 328 tons, belonging to South Shields, G. Watson, master, was driven on shore about two miles to the northward of Hasbro' Lights, on the coast of Norfolk. Lieut. James, R.N., chief officer of the coast guard at Hasbro', and his men, with the most praiseworthy alacrity, repaired to her assistance with Dennett's roc k e t s and apparatus, and at the first lire sent th e roc k et b etween the m style, la a y i n although htoi e h line the from the beach. Some delay o ccurre d , e i ther from the extreme darkness of the night preventi ng t h e poss ibili ty ie directly amidships amidships i n th e most upwards beautiful u s of 300 yards of seeing the line, or the people not understanding how to avail themselves of its assistance ; and . we regret to learn that ignorance to a great extent prevails in the merchant service, as to the proper methods of taking advantage of the assistance of the various apparatus which is thus provided for their rescue on our coasts. Another r oc k et h aving car ried them a sec on d li ne , a n eight-inch hawser was bent to it and hauled on shore by the coast-guards, a n d by heaving upon the hawser, the vessel was assisted over the sand-bank, on which the surf was breaking with great violence, and the brig straining very much, the water in the hold being at the time up to the beams. Had not this excellent rocket apparatus been fortunately at hand, the vessel would have soon gone to pieces, and all hands on board, thirteen in num ber, must, in all probability, have humedlately perished. STEAMING PoraTozs.—The secret of " steaming" pota toes is very little understood, and rarely carried into full effect, although it is indispensable to the nutritious develop ment of the vegetable. The whole mystery consists in suffering the steam t o escape, an d at t h e same time keeping the potatoes hot. When the cook throws off the water, under the jurisdiction of the cookery book, what is she to do next? The steam rushes out, and she places the vessel opposite the fire; b u t, f ear f u l that the potatoes may cool in the meanwhile, she puts on the cover. Thus she undoes one process by the other, for the steam no sooner escapes from the potatoes than, being confined by the lid, it con denses rapidly, and falls back in water upon the vegetables. And thus, through the ignorance and obstinacy of our cooks, we are perpetually served with what are familiarly called wet potatoes—a sort of vague excuse which helps to throw the fault against the s eason or the gardener, or anything or any body rather than the real culprit. The Irish peasant woman, wholly ignorant of science, but with instinctive sagacity, gets rid of the difficulty by the simplest process imaginable. Placing the vessel without the cover in a slanting direction opposite the fire, so as to hasten the process of steaming by she throws a napkin over the pot a t oes, which d retains s o muc h o f th e s t e am a s d oes not effect h x rt e s e r cielea.; v escape, aeps heat, ea, n while it performs the equally essential office of preserving the heat to the vegetable below. ST. DAvin's. — leuan an Gruffydd, the bergavenny Cy mrei gy ddion, rode_ in the promotio n of .Welsh literatu re appreciated in the Principality, a t a rre rece n t a, observed t hat the Bisho p of St. Dav id's, rst entered upon his du ties, p ossessed not ledge of the language of the people, no w in Welsh as fluently as in his native p, upon his appointment: seeing the y objection made to him, Immediately of overcoming it, and in six months efficient knowledge of the language -.very person in his diocese; but -red all the difficulties, so ena - to early history, that he has -s, and it is not improbable .exults of his lordship's researchvs —Carmarthen Journal. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, DEC* 27.1 At this day's market we have had a short supply of Beasts and Sheep, the former averag i ng 15 s per h ea d a dvance on our l ast quotations. Prime Beef 6id to 7d, middling 5d to 6d. G oo d blethers still continue scarce, making from 7d to 73d, Ewes, 6id per lb. sinking the offal. Number of Beasts 1,036; Sheep 3,130. ESTABLISHED CHURCH In favour of the corn laws . 1196 Against the corn laws 4 DISSLNTEAS. In favour of the corn laws 407 Against the corn law5..., LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 24. Sugar.—As is usual at this season of tke year, the business has been extremely limited, and the sales of B. P. barely reach 100 hhds., at former prices. 1000 bags Bengal have been taken by the Grocers at the quotations. Foreign.—The sales have again been extensive, and amount to about 450 cases and 400 bags and brls. of Brazil, at 135 6d to 165 6d for very low to good brown, and 18s 6d per cwt. for a few ordinary whites. No sales to notice in Molasses. Coffee.—The transactions in Plantation have been very limited, comprising only 60 casks Jamaica and a parcel of Demerara, with out change in prices. so bales of Mocha brought gos. per cwt. Nothing done in Foreign. 400 bags Bombay Ginger brought 14s per cwt., 50 bags Pimento 3d to 30, and 400 bags bl ack Pepper 3d for Eastern, and sad to 4id per lb for Malabar. Nothing done in Cocoa or Rice. Rum.—The business is confined to 60 puns. Demerara, 28 to 32 per cent. 0. P., at 3s gd to 4s, and a small parcel of Brazil, 17 per cent. U. P., at Is 2d per gallon. 673 1603 His lords!' Majority in favour of the corn laws 930 !! ! There is a story told of two persons of distinction, the one lived at Madrid, the other at Rome, who played a game of chess at that distance. They were young when they began, and though they both lived to a very old age, yet the game was not finished. One of them dying, appointed his executor to go on with the game. to its source LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 24. rn consequence of the holidays, there was a very indifferent at tendance at the market this morning% and prices of all articles may he considered nominally the same as on Monday, and scarcely any sales •ere made. ARRIVALS erns WERE.—Engiish, Wheat, 4,110 qrs; Barley, 12,320 qrs; Oats, 10,300 qrs, Flour, 7,240 sacks. Irish Wheat, qrs ; Barley, qrs ; Oats, 4,670 qrs. Foreign , Wheat, 4,490 qrs ; Barley, qrs ; Oats, qrs ; American, SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 22. As is usually the case at this period of the year, there was a scanty supply of Beasts, nearly the whole of which were beneath the middle quantity. Scarcely any buyers in attendance, and the Beef trade was excessively heavy, at an abatement of 2d per sib, and a clearance was not effected. No arrivals from Scotland. There was a fair average number of Sheep on sale, which moved off steadily at Monday's quotations. Calves were in short supply, and fair inquiry at late rates. Pigs were held on full as good terms . but the amount of business passing in them was not extensive; Much Cows were almost nominally quoted at from .t'l7 to Lao ins each, including their small calf. By the quantities of albs, sinking the offal. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 24. With the exception of foreign Beans, raised to 1 Is. per qr., the import duties remain precisely the same as last week. The arrivals of Grain and Flour into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, since Tuesday last are trivial ; but those of Oatmeal, continuing to come forward rather freely, are again libera4 the receipts within the last three days amount. ing to 9788 sacks. From the continental ports of Europe, and Canada, the supplies in during that time consist princi. pally of a moderate quantity of Wheat, Barley, and Pease, with 7249 barrels of Flour, the latter wholly from Quebec and Montreal. Between Tuesday's market and to-day, occasional, but very limited sales only of free Wheat and Flour have been made to consumers ; the trade regarding all other free arti cles remaining dull at our last quotations. For Wheat under bond and afloat, however, repeated in quiries were made, but without resulting in any transac tions of an important character during that period. Our corn-exchange this morning being nearly deserted by country buyers, and our local millers, as usual, previous to the approaching holidays, being almost wholly on the re serve, the trade relative to all descriptions of Wheat was extremely inanimate, and, although holders continued to require late prices, purchases might have been made in se veral instances on easier terms. Flour, being available for immediate use, good brands of foreign were in moderate request at former rates, but in Eng lish or Irish little or no business was apparent. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease continuin g to exc it e very little attention, were, if anything, the turn cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal, participating in the extreme dulness pervading all other branches of the trade, scarcely sustained our last currency. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, DEC. 24. Great languor has prevailed throughout the week in every article of trade, and the sales of Flour and Oalmeal have been on the most limited scale to consumers, barely supporting the pre vious rates. Owing to Christmas Day our market was held this morning, at which there was a very slender attendance, and, without change in the quotations of this day se'nnight, few trans. actions of importance occurred in any article. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC. 27. There has been very little business transacted in Butter since this clay se'rthight ,—we may, however, correctly state that the price of the finer qualities is not lower, Belfast being worth 98s to 100 s. The more indifferent sorts may certainly be purchased cheaper ;—but nothing bearing a tolerably respectable brand, can not be had under 88s to 90s. We do not notice any alteration in provisions or Bacon. LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET, DECEMBER 27. We have a fair quantity of Potatoes to hand from the Isle of Nian, Scotland and Ireland since the 23rd inst. The country dealers as usual at Christmas, are now buying very sparingly, but the demand for town consumption continues steady at the current prices of Friday last, viz., Manx, Scotch, and Irish Cups Is Hid to 2s Id ; Round and Rough Reds Is 2d to 2s 4d ; Seedlings 2s 3d to Is 4d. The market for our local farm produce is pretty well supplied, and sales made as under noted:—Pink Eyed Potatoes 2s 3d to :-s 6d; Cups :>s Id to 2s 4d; Short Tops Is 9ii to 2s 3d ; Cattle is 6d to is gd per 90 lbs. Turnips 22s to 26s 6d ; Manglewurzle 20s ; Carrots 40s to 45s per ton. Old Hay Eld to I lid ; new tid to 12et ; Clover 7d to lld per 201bs. Wheat Straw 4d to 5d ; new aid to 4d; Barley 2.1 d to 3id per 241bs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dec. 27. The improved tone and feeling noticed in our Circular on Thurs day last, has not only continued, but increased, and on Friday and to-day we have had a numerous attendance of buyers in the market, operating freely, at advanced prices, fully id la lb at these rates. 6000 bales were sold on Friday, and to-day fully 7000 bales, if anything dearer than last week, with a thinly supplied market, COTTON MARKET.—WEEKLY REPORT. The trade this week have purchased more freely than for some time past, and holders having shown less anxiety to make sales, full prices have been obtained for the lower descriptions of Ameri cans, whilst the fair and better kinds are barely supported. The recent import of Surat is generally withheld from the market, and, with a very good demand for consumption, prices cf the common to fair qualities have advanced id 14 , lb. In other descriptions there is no material change. 1560 Sea Island and 700 Stained were offered by auction to-day, nearly the whole of which were forced off at a decline of Id to lid, and in some instances of Id 7. , lb in the white, and about id to Id in the stained. Speculators have taken 1500 American and 1200 Surat, and exporters 400 American and 100 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 17th to the 24th instant, inclusive. SALES OF THE WEEK Prices paid t St PC 4n the week. This Wk.! _____ 1490 i Sea Island 9l 40 18 ___ 650 Stained 4640 I Bowed Georgia 3510 i r Mobile . 1 Alabama and Tennessee 4 5 I 4803 14410 I New Orleans 4,.% ' f Pernambuco & Paraiba 74 8 " 1 Aricati and Ceara 300 Bahia and Maceio s°o .... Maranham { Sawginned - 5i I •• ' • Minas — Para Demerara, Surinam, &c... —— .... 390 Egyptian Barbados — 280 Peruvian Bahama — Laguayra 110 Common West India, &c 5 5i 501 Cartliagena Smyrna ▪ : Manila 7030 Surat .. • , . • 1 MadraS ' Bengal 41 1 f ) 9226 33780 bales 11147 9 3 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, Asnss Montreal, Pot 32 0@ 34 0 Pearl, new 32 6 0 0 U. States, Pot none. Pearl none. BARK, Quercit. Oak, as ton .. 46'5 0 7 0 German 4 15 5 0 BRIMSTONE, 16 , ton Sicily, &c 6 5 6 10 Tuscany 6 10 6 15 CASSIA LIGNEA, S. (1. S. d 1. cwt. in bond 85 0 87 0 CLOVER -SEED, V cwt. American, red.. 70 0— 75 0 Dutch 70 0— 76 0 French & Germ.7o 0— 80 0 COCOA, 0 cwt. Trinidad.... Grenada Brazil COFFEE, ap cwt. in bond. Jarna. triage .. } 30 0— 65 0 ordinary .... good& line ord. 72 0— 95 0 .40 0 —4l 0 middling lOO 0-122 0 •.. 33 0 —3B 0 good mid. line Inn!. &c 140 0-150 0 LINSEED, 1. CW/ 37 0 —37 6 Dutch, triage.. } 30 0— 50 0 Rape, pale do. .... 6 0 —56 6 ordinary .... Turpen.l. cwt... 52 6 —53 0 good &fine ord. 60 0— 70 0 RICE, V cwt Middling 75 0— 80 0 Carolina, dress. 36 0 good mid. 185 in bond 22 0— ord. do.. 10 0 —ll 0 fine mid., &c. / o— 90 0 Mocha Ceylon Java Havana Jamaica, good &fine ord. 46 0— 52 0 12 to 16 0. p... 3 6 3 8 St. Domingo 4O 0— 42 0 stronger 3 10 4 10 Brazil 3B 0— 40 0 choice marks.. 5 6 __ 6 0 Laguira Dvarvoons T. ton 4 .e 6 . s o . Logwood : Jam... 50—5 10 good & fine...t's 0— 7 0 48 .t.. 0 5. SAFFLOWER, cwt. Hon. & Dorn. 5 io 6 o l— 1 105 ord. & mimid.. 2 100 . s . 4 10 Campeachy .. 7 5 8 5 Bombay ..... . 15 Fustic, Span , t. s. 0 ti Tampico 0 0 - - I_lo SALTPETRE,EstI. .... Curt, 26 0 —2 Brazil 0 0— 0 0 South Ainerican..2 s 0 —25 6 Cuba - SUELL LAC, 11, cwt. in bond. NICARAGUA WOOD. orange .......... 45 0 —65 o Rio de la Hache liver and block .. 30 U —42 6 solid rough 6 0— 7 10 Neutria,l. doz .. 6 0 —l2 0 small 6 0— 710 Chinchilli, do. .. 10 0 —25 0 Lima, solid 15 0— 14 0 Seal, each ........ I 4i— 3 0 Barwood, Ango. o 0— 9 0 SIIUMAC, V cwt. Gaboon 5 10— 610 5ici1y.......... Camwood 24 0— 26 0 Malaga, Red San. Wood 6 10— 7 0 Trieste ..... FLAX, V , ton. Verona Riga. P.T.R. .... 43 0— 43 10 Tyrole se P'burg, 9 head .. 40 0— 41 o SUGAR, 33 cwt. Archangel 44 0— 55 0 B. P. Muscovado Dutch & Flem. 6O 0-120 0 moist brown .. 57 0 —5B 0 GALLS, T , cwt. dry brown .... 59 0 —63 0 Turkey, blue 63 0— 68 0 good & mid.... 65 0 —6B 0 mixed 58 0— 63 0 fine &v. fine .. 72 0 —76 0 East India 6O 0— 72 0 Mauritius, GINGER, V , cwt. dabs and moist 42 0 —O6 ti Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0 brown & yel... 58 0 —6B a Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fine yellow .... 69 0 —72 0 E. India, in bond 12 0— 17 0 East India, Bengal Guar, q. cwt. Khaur 44 0 —56 0 Arabic, Turkey .. 70 0-140 0 brown & yel. 57 0 —65 0 East India. 24 0— 54 0 good and fine 73 0 —76 0 Barbary 4B 0— 50 0 extra fine 77 0 —7B 0 Senegal SO 0— 85 u Manilla, in bond 13 0 —l7 0 HEMP, 10. ton e s. .€ s. Havana, do. P'burg, clean 38 0— 38 10 brown outshot.. 36 10— 37 0 yellow . Riga, Rhine .... 39 0— 40 0 white ord outshot.. 38 0— good & fine Archangel Manilla 27 10— 28 0 brown Bombay Jute 22 5 22 10 white ord. .... HIDES, Ox and Cow, `.P 15 good and fine.. B. Ayres and Monte Video, dry. TALLOW, 11y cwt. inferior & mid. 0 63 0 73 P'burgh, Y.C. .. 50 3 —5O 9 good & prime 0 73 0 8 Odessa 50 0 —5O 6 Do. salted .. • • 0 3/ 0 43 Archangel 4B 6 —49 0 N. Amer. salted 0 33 0 33 Buenos Ayres..., 40 0 —4B 0 Brazil dry salted 0 5/ 0 63 Stockholm l7 0 —lB 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 51— 0 63 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 6 0 7 Virginia — W. India, dry.. 0 53 0 7 TARTAR, s cwt. salted.. 0 43 0 53 Cream of Tartar 70 0 —7l 0 East India .... 0 7 0 103 brown and yel 46 0 — 5O 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 81 TEA, 9t. lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 7 6 —l2 3 Bohea, Canton HORSE HAIR, V lb. Fokein Short mixed long tails 1 2 1 6 Twankay, corn... 1 9 1 10 combed INDIGO, V , lb. in bond. Pekoe, Orange .. 2 0 3 0 Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet blue & violet blue violet, g. & fine 6 3 6 6 Souchong, corn... 2 0— ord. & mid. 5 3 6 0 good to line.. 2 4 3 0 4 6 5 3 Pekoe, flown: n y e. ... 3 3 0 0 4 4 6 0 violet & cop. I mixed .. Hyson, c0 rn. .... 2 5 3 6 cop. g. & fine. 4 6 5 0 ord. & mid. 3 3 4 6 Young Hyson .. 1 10 3 0 con. quality Oude 1 6 4 3 Gunpowder, 2 3 4 6 good and fine . ~ 3 3 5 0 Madras Guatimala, p lb 5 6 6 3 Tiro.BßAicycero,,Li.eafm...i.n. b o ond 2 . 3_ 0 5i Floras Sobres 4 0— 5 3 Stemmed.. 0 5 0 73 Cortes 2 3 3 9 Kentucky ...... 0 3 0 6 C 5 l 3 ) T M u n a l l a a l t i c d , v ,.. cwt. in ° bond. ° — 0 ° Caraccas, Floras 4 5 3 5= Sobres Cortes LAC DYE,'}9 , lb. TURPENTINE, 13 , Ma. D.T. and prime. 1 6 2 0 American ...... 10 0 —l2 6 mid. to good 0 63 1 4 VALONIA, v ton. .e ord. & inferior 0 4 0 6 Smyrna, picked.. 14 0 —l9 0 MADDER ROOTS, V , cwt. Morea Smyrna - WAX, BEEs'I. cwt. in bond. Galipoli Si Syria .. 4 0 2 0 0 - - 43 .... 11 A Eas fri t ca l n oolo 6lo— 8 5 French 6 15 8 0 Naples ... 42 0— 46 0 American 7o— a 0 'MADDER, fp Cal. S. (1. Dutch, crop 70 0 —72 0 Ombro 50 0 —6O 0 Gamene 32 0 —4O 0 Mull 10 0 —3O 0 French, S.F. 4O 0 —42 0 S.F.F 44 0 —4B 0 E.S.F 50 0 —54 0 E.5.F.1%56 0 0 Spanish 4O 0 —56 0 MOLASSES. cwt. Trinidad, &c 25 0 —26 6 Demerara, &c.. • 23 0 —25 0 Bar & Antigua 28 0 —3l 0 MUNJEXT, Cwt 12 0 —l4 0 OIL, Olive, 4) 252 gulls. Gallipoli .t77 d 0 Trieste ;3 0 —74 0 Sicily 73 0 —74 0 Malaga 65 o —615 0 Portugal, &C Levanl. - 62 n —64 Palm, 1) , ton 3l 10 —32 0 Fish, 252 galls Seal, pale.. brown 42 0- 48 0 :: } 32 0- 36 0 -37 0 7 0 8 0 6o— 7 0 s 0 9 0 18 0 -19 0 20 6-`22 6 26 0 -28 0 29 0 -33 0 13 6 -16 6 17 0 -18 18 6 -21 0 22 0 -24 0 LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEC, 24, -_•~,_- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. "V. Wright ant J. N. Hopkins, Drinkswiy, bleacher's Parlane and R. 13 uci.anan, Liverpool. thabcr.inerclialits -1. Rigby auu G. Rigby, Live. pool cart-owners—P. Jackson and T. Malley Lancaster, coach-buuders —A. Hall and R. Hall, Blackburn , Lancr,,hire grocers. BANKRUPTS. Frederick Thomas West, Comnierc:al-1A hart, Ccmaierelal - ro ad, Lambeth, London, coal-merchant. Thomas Berrimaii, Peekliam•grove,Caniberwell, London, builder. Charles Ro: , ottoni, Holborn-hill, London, tavern -keeper. llenry Clark, Fleet-styca, London, brush-manufacturer. Ann Phillips and Jane Phillips, Whitechapel-road, London, window-glass cutters Robert Richards, , London, rope-makers. John Fowkes, Beeston, Nottinghamshire, grocer. Thomas Barnsley, Tipton, Staffordshire, engine-maker. James Ford, Bristol, cooper. Wiliam Horsnaill, Dover, carpenter. Thomas Benrose, Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer. SIVIDENDS. Jan. 14, C, Coils, C. Thompson, and R. P. Harris, Lombard.*trect, London, bill brokers—Jan. 14, J. Dix, Broatf-street, Lambeth-wgu! London, licensed vi c t ua ll er —J an. 14, J . S pr i n gbett and C. . Whitefriars, London, coal merchants—Jan. 15, J. Saunder s . . J. Fanner, and T. H. Saunders, Basinghall• street, London, w oo, : nianufacturers—Jan. in, D. Rowland, Horsham, Sussex' 11l p. draper—Jan. 15, G. Williams, Aid ate, London, lineudraper -14, J. Rich a rds an d J . Richards, Morris's-walk, Bridge-street, Southwark, London, co rn an d coa l measure . ma kers—Jan. Sharp, Southampton, attorney—Jan. 19, G. Sterling' , jun'. N . castle-upon-Tyne; boot-maker—Jan. 19, 11. Kirby, Birmingham' r ail way.contractor—Jan. 17, S. Price, Blackburn, Lan esxue. machine-maker. s. James Briant, and James Coker, Stradwa, To be granted, unles CERTIFICATES s cause be shown to the contrary n o or before Jan. 14. J. Davies and F. Di c ki nson, Pl ymout h , merc h an ts—B. Ingh n Beech-street, Barbican, L on d on am , timber-merchant —J• Birmingham, ironmaster—M. A. Duncan, Oxford-terrace , Park, London, boarding-house keeper—J. Fearnley, Bradfort! Yorkshire, woolstapler—B. Wright, Colebrook Dale, Shropshir" draper—H. Bentall, Cecil-street, Strand, London, coalanerchalit" S. Hopkins, Croydon. grocer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 17. at William Johnstone, Edinbur g h, b a k er , D ec . 27, Jan' -"- twelve, at the chambers of Mr. Laidlaw, Edinburgh. IN at David Caig Alacnish, Gl asgow , merc h ant, D ec . 29. Jan' Au ld twelve, at the c oun ti ng- h ouse o f Messrs. Wis E wa n and Glasgow. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS volt LlVEltr°9 l l,s DICCENITIEIt. 2S, Thomas Peak Pearson, (Ist) 2g, John Senior, (special). 3!, Timothy Bourne, (Ist). Jan. 1, ]s;2, Alexander Wynne Pollockl,lo(leiCsdlitaca)nrreeannndDdc:litinCtioißga,°l.°k:e:L.Hl 11frn. i Erns. ! Height. ! Sundays, fist9ol4' TIDE TABLE -* It. M. H. M. I Y. I. Tuesday 28 II 0 411 25 18 I Innocents' DAY. Wednes. 29 11 49 - 19 0 Tiiiirsday 30 01 1 032 19 5 Friday .. 31 0:5 114 19 1 Silvester. S..iturday 1 144 2 8 IS 10 Circumcision. he l ist Suililay .. 2 232 2 U 17 10 :ad Sunday atter Monday . 3 3 21' 348 16 1 PRICES OF SHARES, DEcumhEn. 27. , ds ys Prices within the last seven days. I'" ,, RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share. e l ic" Bolton and Preston Birmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter Birmingham and Derby lOO .... 00 0 Bristol and Exeter 6O .... 0 0 0 Birkenhead and Chester • so paid 0 0 0 Ditto, new 2O .... 0 0 0 Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Ditto, Debentures Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto Leigh and Newhaven so paid 0 0 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock so paid • 23 12 Half Shares .. Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar Greenock, and Ayr J 45 paid Grand Junction Ditto half shares Ditto quarter shares (late Chester and Crewe) Quarter Great Western Ditto new shares Ditto Fifth Shares Great North of England Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston Ditto, new Leicester and Swannington Leeds and Selby Liverpool and Manchester Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares London and Birmingham go Ditto quarter shares Ditto new shares Ditto 2 London & Brighton , . se London and South Western .. 39 0 0 Ditto, 10th shares Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham 4O Ditto and Ditto Extension Manchester and Leeds .. Ditto half shares .... Ditto quarter shares .. Midland Counties Ditto, quarter North Midland New North Midland One-third Shares North Union Newcastle and Carlisle Ditto quarter shares Ulster Paris and Rouen South Eastern York and North Midland Half Shares BANKS, 90 .... 50 paid 47 10 0 50 .... 12 .... 43 .... 50 paid Bank of Liverpool ........ 412 10s paid - Borough Bank lO .... - Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 0 0 0 .... _ . - Conunercial of England - East of England o!Mancheacr 194 0 0 o u o M'cliester & L'pool llsct. 1; sa 0 ° 49 11 26 10 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 .... 15 0 . 9 67 10 0 .... 6; 1 0 O 0 0 .... O 0 0 17 5 0 .... O 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 ... o 0 0. o e 0 163 0 0 ....OS 0 22 IS 0 AS 3 0 26 IS 0 30 s 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 51 10 0 O 0 0 O 6 O 0 0 26 15 0 3 18 6 O 0 0 21 5 0 71 10 O 0 0 .... 16 17 6 .... 16 0 6 ;s IJ 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 .... O 0 0 .... 10 !I 6 .... 17 15 0 O n 0 .... 30 15 0 .... 55 1. • 27 ° 0 1g 2 6 .. • 13 7 0 ... 16 17 6... o o ... • 0 ... o o 0 ... o n e.. 8 0 0 ... O 8 0 ... Rog o w •• • O 0 '• • O 0 e... le Is 6 ••• 6 7 6 ... O 8 0 ... Northern and Central .. 10 North and Sout► Wales 10 Royal of Liverpool Sao South Lancashire Albion Liverpool Union Liverpool Banking Co lO 10 1 5 8 0 7 6 Wilts and Dorset 7 lOs GAS, WATER IVORICS, &c. Exchange Buildings £loo paid L'pool and Harrington Water } 350 Works Bootle Ditto L'pool Gas Light ernwany, Stock) 103 Ditto new snares .... 100 L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .4'loo Ditto new shares are now paid up 0 0 0 .. • . 0 0 0 0 0 0 .... 0 0 0 ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance 1 10 paid Company M'chester Assurance Company. 10 .... Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. Ocean Assurance 0 0 0 178 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES. ale. Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 23. 0 0 0 Rock Ferry Steam Tug Company lO ... 0 0 0 Harrington Docks 100 .... 0 0 0 Apothecaries' Company Asphalte (Liverpool) --- (Polonceau) 2.... 0 0 0 BIRTHS On the lgth instant, the lady of WM. PEEL, Esq., of a 5° ,%,, of On the 22nd insta n t, a t B runsw i c k - square, Brighton, the 44 J. N. GLADSTONE, Esq.. of a daughter. Mfg On the 24th instant, at G erman -terrace, Woodside, Mrs . WHITBY, of a son. MARRIED. At St. George' s Ch urc h , Everton, by the Rev. R. P. BuddieciT Mr. VICARS, wine and spirit merchant, of this town, to El '.... l e et, BETH, second daughter of Mr. JOSEPH KEEN, Phythian -1.. Low-hill. On the 6th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. L o g. , Bowstead, Mr. THOMAS DALE, eldest son of the Rev. " Dale, of Davenham, Cheshire, to BARBABA, relict of Air' CREW, of this town, a n d e ld es t d aug h ter of Anthony Har" ,,, ; „ g , Esq., of Haugh-house, Todmorden. W u r . S - On the 16th instant, at th e P ar i s h Ch urc h , Rochdale, KETTLE, mercer, Todmord en , t o Mi ss MIT CHELL, daughter ° Martin Mitchell, Esq., of Wadsworth,-mill, near Todmorden. Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, St. Helens, by the Rev. Lynn, Mr. J. WILLIAMS, late of Bristol, furnishing-irontnoot e to Miss MARIE EASTBURN, fancy-milliner, late of Wigan. .., 1 4 On the 20th instant, at St. Phili p ' s Ch urch, Mr. BENJAI' 4. O - t WILLIAMS, cabinet-maker, to Miss ELIZABETH FRITH, hurl' Chester. - - On the 21st instant, at Kirkham, by the Rev. Robert HornT M.A., DANIEL lIORNBY, Esq., of Rake-hall, Blackpooh FRANCES, youngest daughter o f th e l ate JOHN B I R LEY, Juh , "' of Manchester. NP Same day, at St. James's Pi cca dill y, L ondon, TOWNS E , s f INCE, Esq., Chrisleton, this county, to LUCY, daughter `" AUGUSTUS ELLIorr FULLER, Esq., M.P.. Rosehill. On the 25th instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. R. H. GIBS.'.,z of Ulverston, to ELIZABETH, e ld es t d aug hter of Mr, .10b' DUKE, cabinet manufacturer, Hotham-street, Liverpool. DIED. On the 3d instant, aged 23, Mr. NICHOLAS BROICENsHAVii seaman. Deceased ,was lost overboard from the ship Pursuit, Holyhead. On the 13th instant, aged 5 months, WILLIAM MEREDIT H ' son of Captain WILLIAM THOMAS, of this port. On the lath instant, of consumption, a ge d 55, WILLIA M , ri de son of Mr. WM. HUGHES, Upper Hill-street, Toxteth.park. " On the 16th instant, much resp ec t e d , i n his 86th year, J AM"" BRUNSHELL, Esq., St. Helens. On the 17th instant, at G o lb ourn, l ate of Warrington, Mr' JOSEPH KENNEREY, aged 77. Same day, at the Rectory-nouse, Brixton Deverill, near Warm. ster, Wilts, after a short b u t severe attack of inflammation 00,`" chest, which she bore with Ch r i s ti an fo rt i tude and pious reslgn sufo , b , the amiable and beloved wil e o f th e R ev. W. BARNES, A. M . was the youngest and only surviving sister of Lord Skelmerscu m ` of Latham-house, in this county. • AOn the 18th instant, a t R uncorn , muc h respected, age d 61, JANET, relict of the late CHARLES BISSETT, Esq., merchant , o f this town, and.third daughter of the late Fraser Smith, En' Stromness. On the 19th instant, aged 10 mo n th s, ALBERT, infant son 0f JOHN GIBSON, Everton-brow. On the 22nd instant, at the h ouse of her uncle, Mr. C. Willltrif Leeds-street, aged 7 years, JANE ANNE, only child of the Mr. and Mrs. RALPH MARSH , of Oldham. The father, mo we r ' (daughter of John Edward s, E sq. of Seacombe,) and child ,_,e been taken away within the short space of four months. Same day, after a lingering illness, borne with Christian fortitu de ' W aged 56, MARY, wif e of Mr. M. STANDISH, flour-dealer, Drownlow-hill, formerly of Sutton, near St. Helens. Same day, in his 53rd year, Mr. T. CARNEY, licensed-victual ler ' Whitechapel, deservedly regretted by a large circle of friends. On the 24th in s t an t, aged 7 years and 9 months, THOMAS, 'Q .- „, of Mr. SAMUEL TAYLOR. Ellenborough-street. On the 25th i ns t an t , at Arrowe Hall, Cheshire, W1LL... 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