The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-04 00:00:00

, - . • . 4 . ITIE 'LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . _ . . , - _ ___ .., _ ______ ____ _ _ __ _ ___ _ ___ __ _________ _ _____ _ , _______ .. ______ , ,z , ..- - i r iippinsl lintriligenct. . . Voetrp‘ - ship to Canada has been an act ordered or sanctioned by 1 'imperial Vartianunt. Emporto. the Queen's ministers, then are those ministers, if poe• I - es. —e s a se -____ ____.......-- TO MY FRIEND. sible, more disgraced than Lord Durham, and then has HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoNney TUESDAY, MAY 1.-Wind N. W. CH/NA. _____ Lord Melbourne stated that which on the face of it is . a•-. Lord LYNDHURST inquired whether it was the iiilention of the i Aeuts'en.-Emporium, Parsons, from New Orleens-Lusitania, fin John O'Gaunt, (-149) J Robertsoa, from Canton, 3363 chests 1823 p . ". Amiens certus in re incerta eernitur." not consistent with the fact. goverutnent to renew the order iu council regardiug the ellliet- Sinyrna-Marianne, from Amsterdain-Franees, Il e bth, fr o m Bum- hf chests 6 packgaes 607 boxes 2-11 catty boxes 4 matte.l boxes tea, 1 - 1 . But all these qualified negatives and disclaimers are anent t I', i : hi i 1 u: _ raise Sue s ects _n tie service uf her Majesty the Queen bay-and Mountaineer, , from Laguna. 1 box silks, 2'boxes sweetmeats, 31 packages presents, order-1083 NI 'Tis not when life's hopes are the brightest, ; ~ chests 18 hf chests 1:7 catty boxes tea, 7 boxes sundries, J Gladstone tt With the gifts of Prosperity blest, positive out' ages on the common sense of the nation. or SPa'a • Serer:re-Alice Brooks, Scott, for Valparaiso-Gezina, Wyke and co-303 cheets tea, R. Eglington and co-12 fleeted box,es tea, G When Adversity's winds blow the lightest, Ho erev er ministers may, since the exposure, 'et tile job, Lord MELBOURNE repeated the answer that env renewal of mesa,. fur Dordt and Retterdam-Clementina, Watson, fer Messina such order was not contemplated. and Palernm-Esker, Brown, Narva-J ohn Hale, Cro yell, Charleston -Turbo Johnson Ditto-Wm &les V-ughan Havana-Cumber- ~ , \ l ,r, m strong-1 chest 23 boxes do, Rawson and co-2 packages do, j .1 Lean-2 boxes do, Dudgeon and co-1 chest do, 8 peceagee lac- That Friendship is put to the test. have striven to extricate themselves or Lord.ptirhatn, quered ware the e ipetin-I 0 chests china ware, e cases sweetmeats Ot such friends I'd once many around me, - - • • • by undoing what they had actually done, by caneelling Lord LYNDHURST thereupon remarked, that, by the Foreign hhid. Hnsty, New * . Orleans-Saiad . in7 'S'iin"pson. 'Ditto-Commissary, Green, Boston-Olive, Conner, Ditto-Ceres, Noonl, Els neur, Sze.- , east: silk 11;m1ker c elliefs, Rawson and co-4 pack - ages bamboo wo'rk.' n Who I thought were sincere ones to me : Enlistmeut Act, British subjects would subject themselves to a severe penalty by entering into or continuing in foreign ser- Sally, Bowen, Ditto, Sze.-Lochinvar, Allan, Riga-Swift, Way 1 package china ware, J APLea.u-1 package lacquered ware, J Swire s ad appointment which had been made, or revoking pro- Adversity came, and it found me d • - -, -- - • -• • - -I ease paper hangines, T Ripley-13 bales raw silk, 1 box flower h Deserted by all, save by thee. Iniees which had been given, does any man in his senses vice, without the lieence . of the crown, and that he utoierstuo em 3 rn t, &c. Cheshire, Gatol, Balbadoes. seed, Dudgeon and co-1 box silks, J Harrison-P D believe that Mr. Thomas Turton would have been such that many persons now :n the service of the Queen of Spain Alice Crowther and Sophia, hence, at Bahia In that hour of my deep desolation, - an idiot as to throw up a salary of .1:-1,000 a year, break intended to continue in such service after the 9th of June. Magnificent, Walker,. hence, at St John, N.B. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Scc. When I thought I on none could depend, Lord MELBOURNE observed, that, although it was nut the Flora, Hunter from Dundee. at Cape Haytien Adam Lodge, (567) A Main, from Calcutta, 4 bales hides, vines Unexpected, I found consolation', lip his establishment, dispose of his house, set himself ineeitien of the government to renew the order in council, it Venus, earthen. hence, at Tarragona, and sailed 14th March on her sticelae, M Hunter-39 hlids tallow, 1214 sacks flour, 1 ease contents Assistance, unasked, from my friend. once more adrift in the world, quit England bodily, and would be a matter for the consideratinn of the advisers of the return unknown, Rawson and co-1575 hags sugar, 2912 bags linseed, 2700 I found him unflinching and steady, fly off to Canada, if some proeision had not been, in one crown, whether a specical licence should not be granted to those r . l'he Brothers (supposed from Whitehaveneo Toulon) was fallen in bags rice. lel ba• ; ','S turmeric; 182 bags ginger, 250 bales jute, order-i with on 23d Jan., lat. 32 N., long. 14 W., with loss of mainmast and box preserves. Cropper, Benson-I box preserves, Cropper, Benson When others had never came near• way or another, secured to him ? Why, it is a down- wh , o , intended to coetinue in the Spanish service. rudder, by the Courier, arrived at Bahia; which staid by her that day, and' co-1 pipe Madeira wine, Col. Hall-2 casks 2qr casks wine, 73 His.hand and his parse then were re;dy tight farce to assert it. The appointment of Mr. Tur- Ihe Marquis ot LONDONDERRY said, he thought that this but the next morning nothing could he seen of her. water casks returned. Lodge, Prichard and co To prove those professions sincere. was an admission of the entire failure of the policy of the go- FALMOUTH, 28TII APRIL.-The James Hunt, 111`Donald, from St. Orleana, (618) A Cameron, , from Bombay. 1495 bales 39 hf bales ton therefore to the Queen's service, or to Lord Dur- vernment in regard to Spain. Domingo to Antwerp, whilst lying alongside the pier, reloading her cotton. 25 chests gum arabic, , order-30 bales .cotton, 1069 hale pep- When the lies of the world had traduced me, ham's service, may have been retracted, but that. it has Lord MELBOURNE rejoined, that the noble lord might draw cargo, fell over at low water. per, Dirom, Richmond and co-ISI bales Ihf bale cotton, 53 hales 1 By rakiug up follies long past, . been made or promised there is no imaeinable room for what inference he pleased, but that he begged leave to protest Ann. Pybds, from Caleutta and Sincanore, at Cantoh 27th Dec., hf bale wool, 35 cases assateetida, Sir C Cockerell and co-200 bales 1 hf bale cotton, J Garnock anti J and W Owens-205 bales 15 hf bales When ita malice had almost induced me s, Lotus, —, hence and Jamaica, at Honduras, previous to the .2th To wish that that holir was my last- doubt; and since there are such things as confidential against any such inference. The Marquis of LONDON DE-RRY inquired whether there was March cotton, J Ridgway and co-513 bales 6hf bales cotton, 59 bales wool, Daniel and Dickinson-220 bales 21 hf bales cotton, Acraman. Briggs Its slanders you passed by unheeded, offices, not formal, or reeistered iu the Gazette, but still e to be .any alteration of the time fixed for the coionation, and Mary, Lloyd, and Ann Lockerby, Burt, hence at Rio Janeiro Bevie Elwell from Charleston, et ll•tvre and co-50 chests gum arabie, 0 Qwens and Sen-9 pees black wood, Its malice was laughed at, despised; entailing trouble, and requiring pay, we trust that tbe whether the coronation was to be conducted agreeably to the 64 casks 7 tanks cocoanut oil, 1039 begs peppee, Dirom, Richmond 8: ~ And your friendship then proved, when most needed, pecuniary charges of the dictator's household, when pro- former plan ? Reger'Sherma'n, Lowell, from N'ew Orleans. at ditto Venus, Carthew, hence at Tarragona 4th March, and sailed on the co-1 box contents unknown. D Alnslie-1 percel do, --, M'Aulay . a Frances, (413) C Heath, from Bombay, 2293 bales cotton, 108 pees ;' That the friend you had owned you still prized. Lord I.IIELBOURNE answered that it was intended to defer the 14th on her rrturn duced,. ; will be carefully overhauled in Parliament, and elephants' teeth, 1 bale mats, 25 chests sticklae, 10 bales woollens ;.' Russian, Moodbury, from New York. at COVICS Experience, bitterly bought, the itenis thoroughly scrutinized, lest under a grant of coronation for a day or two, but to fix it in the same. week the A , tla. Simpson, froth Jamaica, off Falm , outh returned, for expectations, Barton, lrlam and co-2 packeges coffee, ;; . leaches-trust not to all that you see; " secret service" money the unavowed works of Mr. T. postponement twine in consequence of an objection to the ' day Lio Packet, Dench, from Bahia, ofi 1 lymouth. J Bibby and co - I 1 VEST INDIES. -Did I follow her dictates, I ought as the anniversary "of the death of Geo. IV. He did not think d E. Turton may be smuggled upon the pockets of the theee was much weight in this objection, inasMuch as there was Charlotte. (266)W Whitiefrom Jamaica, 19 lihds 8 tees 1 la] swear, c . Rely not, perhaps, e'en on thee. Bat away with such thoughts-let them perish- • nation. hardly a day in the year that might not be traced to be the an- WEDNESDAY, MAX 2.-Wind S.W.-Light. 307 tees II brls coffee, J Hall and co-16 hhds sugar. 5 pugs rum. C ( The same that I thought thee, I tee ; . —.....--- niversary of some melancholy event. With regard to the se- ARRIVEn.-Grand T ur k, v arne y, f rom N e w Orleans-Lancashire Lawrence and co-31 Muds' sugar, 23 puns rum, S Percival-9 lilids And, happen what may, I'll still cherish "THE RULE OF BENEVOLENCE." eond question, it was not the -intention to depart from the cere monial as announced ,in the • proclamation : by adhering to it W p i , t , c i t h . , f O ro r ma y sA o i n ,t , w f e ro m, - j e a l n on e t v ; ,a V lk id e e r o vv a h n 3 d te Ex fr e o t n ef s - t B . j el o l h a n r . N orr_a, s o u is g o a n r - . J 7 A te d ,,s am 2 s o - b l , 4 ls t d ee o s , T 3 h o i r l y s , s i tle t r i a l r t , r o n r , d i c e o r- - 3 9 t h e l e i s ,1 5 4 1) 1 r 8 Is h d r o ls . d J o e J N l a ti n n a - ~, S fr e , iirl yt te o , s K to r e a k e - ft, D a o ri r d a a i i i... ir r a o . h ß n, ich fr a u r t d u s,' N f• i o s n m i My conviction of friendship from thee. ------ t G ee C s a d m o. ph \N e r l A la a n n d d eo G - I‘ 9 l t a e x es 1G bile coffee, T and W Earle and co-16 . H. S. P. precedent would not be violated, while fatigue to' her Majesty well-16 tees sugar,- Salisbury, Turner and ( From the Morning Herald.) and expense to the country Would be avpided. 51'11Iinn, from Hamburgh. ---essine--.- co-3 boxes suceades, J Hall and co-I do, .1 Adams--1 do, order- ; LORD DUR HAM. We happened to see quoted the ether day in a minis- The:-Earl of SHREWSBURY gave notice. that on May Bth l' ir l - ,em a e n l d -E L ni ary a 'S S to ta r a m ill o a n i t i ; , 1 ,.. d0, J 14 . Tullholland and co-9 do, Tory, Holt and co-578 cow hides, ; Semen.-Leabella Thorpe. for Demerara-John Bentley, Robert- 1 o brls pimento. 4 tons logwood. about 12 tons ISe fuetic, 10 tons i terial newspaper from one of these effusions of modern should bring forward a motion on the stibject of the correspond- son, for Quebec-Fa'yorite, Tayl o r, for Ditto-Alicia, Doornboe, Rot- Nicaragua wood, 1 box arrowroot, 1 box pickles, 1 box presents, 3 '(From Blackwood's Magazine.) quackery called " Lectures on Education" the following ence that had taken place between the Bishop of Malta, the terdam-Ceres, Blatechard, Savannah -Orphgus, Bailey, New York- kegs tamarinds. J Hall and co-61 packeees Britieh goods returned, ourt of Rome Scc Amity, Dunn, Gibraltar, and &c.-Ellen, 1 app, Calcutta-Duke of 'REASONS FOR THE CHOICE ON A FOREMN AMBASSADOR. curious piece of information :-" Benevolence is daily Lancaster, Hargreaves, Bombay-Alltyn. Pryde. St. Petersburgh- _ R Hamilton-29 do R Ferguann and co-Bd'logs mahogany, T Hatton 1. c The , Ea.rl of , Wiat • Grimm:it, said he. understood that Mr. Tur- about . 5 . to . n . s logt , vood, 11 . 'lloose-2 boxes peeserves, I r. Tinne-38 1 re and more generally acknowledged as the true rule ton had sailed for Canada, and inquired whether he had done so Julie. Meulenbroecke Bruees Sec.-Isabella, Downing, Bremeu and bales (lividly', 1 package British goods returned. Lucas, Nicholls and tiow corees it Durham's sent abroad on embassies to loam ? I" Newfoundland-Ent'li'e,SiAes', Anteserp-William. Moore, :Nantes at the public expense, and with th e cog ni sance o f g over nment ? Rtibt. Pulsford, Prince, New Orleans-Gen. Wolfe, Harnson Rio of conduct. 'The maxim-live and let live, will soon be co-I8 do, lel"l'ear and Mills-about 45971 b sirsaparilla,Stiebel Bro- His claim is this-he makes himself unbearable at home,. thers-about 2 tons logwood, Tory. Holt and co-P L) 2. superseded by a still nobler principle of action-live and Lurd MeLeounNE answered that if Mr. Turton had gone to Grande. Fanny Ann Garrignes, (189) D Sullivan. from Jamaica, 63 hhils 16 Canada, and he believed that such was the fact, that individual Nature made Durham, I've strong suspicion, help to.live." With such bubbles of pretension as this, -- - tees 69 orls sugar, 107 tees G 9 brls 3hf brls coffee, 2qr casks rum, 12 had proceeded without appointment, or the promise of any "pub- Horatio, Collins, hence at Sierra Leone hags pimento, 17 kegs tamarinds. 2 eases suceades, 1 brl cassava bread, With all this wormwood in his composition, winch lecturers are willing to propound,and the vain and Thomas Battersby. —, hence at Maranham lic" appomtment, from the government or Earl Durham. leo tin boxes and 1 box arrow root 1 ton 19c fustic .9 tons logwood, Is Like-Hodson's bitter ale, whose destination heartless no less willing to listen to, the world is led The routine business having been disposed of, their lordships Mischief. Jones, hence at Lisbon, ELI five days and a half, and only tons Nicaragua wood, Tory, Holt and co-1 hhdrurn, J Hunt-1 brl Is not for home consumpt, but exportation. 91 hours from Holyhead returned goods, Wilson and Derbyshire-7 bales 1 piano returned i astray. Tofeel benevelence is becoming , obsolete, and adjourned. Frances, Murphy, hence at Oporto in eight days ' A NEW EXPERIMENT IN StATE CHEMISTRY, goods, 1 box presents, 1 keg tamarinds, Miler where such feeling does still exist it is held by the " en- . Lee. Rodgerson, hence at Barbadoes ' ''' 3. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY. Bolivar,— from London, at ditto SOUTH AMERICA. . Hoffnung, Doliz, hence at Travesnunde lightened" and b.electured as erroneotts and vulgar. But Garland, (299) W Wittleton, from Maranham. 223 bags cotton, . Of OH it' was the practice to appease Mr. BAKER reported from the Yarmouth election committee, maxims and theories flourish. The " rule" of benevo- Superb, Widgren, hence at Copenhagen Frances Ann, Hay, froM Canton, at Deal Carlos and co-11 do, W B Sangster-233 do, Duarte Brothers-SO do. ' With ail the motion of the stormy seas: confirming the return. CaSsirude. Barrow and co--24 do, Foster Brothers-34 do, A Parlane To still sedition's waves, taor modern tribe lence, as the lecturer says, is " acknowledged ;" the Mr. WARD reported from the Stirlingshi•re election commit- Palinurus Norman from Jameica at L•ieuna -941 do, 5 anchors returned, Moon Brothers-Q D . Of . quacks, not "oil, but vinegar prescribe. maxim " live and let live" is too narrow for the scientific • tee, unseating the member returned, and declaring that Colonel Orissa, Anderson, from Sine:lt:ore:at As" c'ension Chilton, (280) J Wildredge, from Pariaba, 10 bales cotton, Cotes- . ' 4. theories of benevolence whicli are now in fashion. The Abercromby had been duly elected, and ought to have been Laity Shaw Stewart, Steele, fyorn Whitehaven, at Antigua Perthshire, Jame-son, from Calcutta, off Falmouth worth and Smith-1668 do, 4 kegs 2 eanisters contents unlsnown, Through Alpine roeki, great Hannibal, they say, returned, file return was •tedered to be amended accordingly. order-240 colser nuts. the master-P D disciple of the economic school walks into his lecture Melted - - With vinegar his tedious way.' Lord CASTLEREAGH inquired whether the government had i .i y a i t tle4sl i m on , 7z .-. 1 - . -, hence for Monte Video, was spoken 13th March, La M ti ountaintwr o , (2V I IV Williams, from Laguna, 420 tons logwood, .T , Diirliam r' ifthere-thou wouldit, in my opinion, room, and expands with self-complacency, as he listens • considered the •advanteges of sending letters to Ireland via Have been a treasure to the Carthaginian. to the praises of the enlightened views of this age, all of Liverpool instead of Holyhead. J'ean Gralia . m, —, hence for Mauritius, was spoken 15th March, Bella a P(neL, 7 ,2:3B) J W Pyott, from 'Buenos Ayres. 7000 ex horns, in lat. B,long. 22 1433 salted ox and cow and 881 salted horse hidess Parlance M'Alister He needed nothing else, his path to clear, which praises he feels to be appropriate to himself, for he Lord Molt PETH answered that the subject was a very proper John, --, hence for Quebec, was spoken 17th March, in lat. 47, and co-966 salted ox hides, order.-From Antwerp, 169 bales flax, But that sour visage for his pioneer. thanks HEAVEN that he is not as some others are-ad- one for investigation, and should be inquired into. lone. 23 , A Swainsort-80 do, J C Kup-90 do, W Winn-231 do. 'Pennants, • • PositiVey, however, the subject is too serious for a joke: dieted to old customs, and old feelines. His benevolence Mr. Gown's:NAY complained that returns regarding union W . ellington, .—, from London for New York, was spoken 16th Moore and •ete-12 do, order-I bale contents Unknown, Murray. Think of a Gevernor - General sent to conciliate Canada, whOse is of the very freshest bloom culletrfroni the last edition work hoes ?s, moved for by him four months ago, and ordered, ult. In lat. 46 le, long. 21 10, out six days from Portsmouth Perineylvahia, Smith, hence for New 'York, was spoken 26th ult. in Syme and co-70 tons oak bark, G Gibson-2 dozen stone bottles gin, Rowand and Dunlop-1 case a clock; Wright, Parlane and co native arrogance, vanity, and wirulence, have recently been f 'lf I I- - TT • I • 1 ' • had uot Net been presented. lat. 51 16, long. 740 0 ivraituus. eats pnilantnropy Is or the newest pattern. 1,,,rd i RussEi,f, said that as 400 out of about, 500 returns Matilda. Rowe. from Havana at Elsinore P D cultivated in the school of Russian despotism. Is the knout to . , UNITED STATES. be the chief instrument in pacifying the Canadas ? His love of his neighbour is dilieently weighed out in had been received by the poor law commissioners, he believed Eliza Kirlick.Waugh, from S. Domingo for Hamhurgli, rit the Cove, saßed 18th March. The Swan sailed the day previous for Cork ColuMbian. OW G Barker. from New Orleans, 17e8 bales cotton, TO HIS EXCELLENCY TRE EARL OF DURHAM. grains and scruples, accordino• to ' t.'he last set of statistical that the required papers would be fortnwith laid before the Don Juan Butler, from Berbadoes tf the Coy • sailed 20th March. - lir preys and . Biddle -93 do, W and J Brown and eo-234 do, order tables which he has happened " to study. house. The Falcon 'was to sail on the 25th, fo'r ° this port e ' 22 o, A Gartsule-100 wet salted hides, order-W D A province stands in rebel arms arrayed Sir E. KNATCHBULL asked the . noble lord wh . e . ther it was the Kensington, (301) E Curtis, from New Orleans, 327 bales cotton, Expert, Merrill, from New Orleans at Waterford Against her parent power; deep, discontent It is this method of being wise over-mucliand neglect- intention ut the eovernment to introauce auy mit for altering BREMEN. April 27.-The light y'essel took her station the 25th Barin,g Brothers and eo-1149 do, W and J Brown and co-2 do, order Long muttered, like the growling thunder pent ing the single impulses of nature and religion, which -118 do, Humpereys and Biddle-P 1) the system of titlie commutation. instant Emporium„'3l7) i Parsons, from New Orleans, 1258 bales cotton, In yon red cloud, has now its flash betrayed, creates the busy, meddling, heartless, mischievous temper Lord J. Russeei. answered that it was not the intention to PENZANCE, April 29.-The Crescent, Bence, from Poole for Liver- Humphreys an d Biddle-P D And launched its holt: by late and forest glade, pool, has been as istial into this port much damaged, and very leaky, of the present time. The vaulting ambition to beseientific introduce any such measure. The commissioners would make Where Peace her varied blessings should have Went, a report early in May, which would be laid before the house. havine struck on some sunken wreck yesterday, about half a mile MEDITERRANEAN. o'erleaps itself, snd falls on the other side into mean and Lusitania, (1.32) J Donaldson, from Smyrna, about 143 tons volonia, Blood has been spilt. What arbiter is sent The CHANCELLoit of the EXCHEQUER, in answer to Mr. Col- S.S.W. of the Longships W N Bell-G D To end a struggle, only to be stayed miserable ignorance-ignorance is all the more con- quhoun, said that he was neither disposed to abandon the High- BY one of wise resolve and temper bland ? temptible from the ridiculous airs of self-conceit evith land schools bill, nor to despair of carrying it. THURSDAY, Mee' 3. AZORES. India, Malta. Lisbon, Gibraltar, 8.-. c. mails arrived. Triumph°, (60) E. 1.7 dos Passos, from St. Michael's, 510 boxes Durham, are these in thee so clearly shown, which it is accompanied. The teachers and the taught ' Mr. Hume. geve notice that, on the question that the house oranges, E Rae-4 do, the master-1 small box contents unknown, That thou the maladies of that sick land are equally astray. "They know not, neither will they I resolve itself into committee on the benefices pluralities bill, he ARR ivED.-Independence Nye from New York ; sailed 9th April, Burnett and co-Q D Shouldst hope to medicine? He is fit alone . in company with the New fers'ev'-Creseent, Pinnington, from Cita understand-they walk on in darkness." They talk with should move an instruction to the committee to make provision rente--Laura Ann, Casely, from Lisbon-Eliza, Witten, front Galli- , EUROPE. for_ , the abolition of all pluralities. A nation's rankling passions to command, . poli-Arab, Lowe, and Bransty, , from Antwerp-Girrard, Her- Covington, ;331) J Holbrook. from Itotterdem, 30 coils conlaee Whaftrst has learned the task to curb his own. the utmost flippancy of matters which have often bade 'llie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER intimated that 'on man, from Ilambro'-Amelia, . from St. John, N.B -•Peael, 8 boxes canvas, 6 boxes twine, 80 ju g s oil, 80 baskets mineral wate s r, , Fletcher, and Amelia, Killinn, from Savannah-Shaw. Chase ; Kent, 35 demijohns gin, 20 kegs butter, 1 basket and 8 signal lanthorns, 1 Here are three on the ex-Middlesex Goose, which I flatter defiance• to the experience of the wisest; instead of 1 Friday vreek he should bring forvrard his financial statement onyielf are, upon the whole, pretty bad :- examining with care and acting with caution, they I (budget.) Pringle; Jane Ross, Nl'lntosh ; Export, Merrill, and Beta, Richards, box dollars, for exportation, not to be landed-B I) There was a conversation on the subject of the coronation, from New Orleans-and Frisk, Whiteway, from Buenos Ayres. Ceres, (187) P Klein, from Dram, 294 c 16 battens, etc batten ends, We're all agreed that Joseph is a goose, theorise with " the presumptuous pride of didactic igno- I I Lord J. RUSSELL angrering Sir R. INGLis's inquiries by SAILED.-Calcutta, M•Lay for Qnehec-Peruvian Smith, for 31c 16 battens.2lc batten ends,elle 13 spars, 33 masts, • B Christensen - au D ra, (258) B H Rickeles. from Memel, 309 pees fir tinaher, 10ec Yet think his noisy gabble has its use. ranee," and act with all the hardiness of self-satisfied in- New' York-and Satire, Mont'gomery, for Portsmonth. ' Joe of our income saves some.fraction small: sensibility. stating that it would taTe place on June 28; and that, instead --. Rome's geese did more : they saved her Capital (Capitol.) It is the reproach-nay the curse orthe time, that men of a procession from Westminster, there would be one but it RohertSargint, Williams, and Mary Ann, Kemp, hence at Leghorn 10 dells, lc deal ends, 31Ic 20 staves, Neuman and Engel-B D Superbe, (240) J II Kraeft, from Memel, 200 pees fir timber, 60e 'IMPROMPTU aY •MR. E. ELLICE, OE HEARING THE ABOVE. flatter themselves they have donemuch when they acknow- would be through the streets from the palace to the abbe} Pioneer. Cook, sailed from Leghorn for this port 18th April The house then entered upon the discussion of the poor y' relief pipe staves, ear; 27 deals, Falk and Griffin-B D Sarah, Heiter. hence at Naples, and sailed 12th April for Gallipoli Joe may not match, perhaps, the Roman geese ; /edeethat benevolence is the true rule of conduct, although as (Ireland) bill, Lord J. RUSSELL having moved its third reading and . Sir . W. BRABAZON, as an amendment, moved that it be real' Helen Scott, Sentland. hence at Naples w Sis in ter w. s. a H r d al , l isei sa or il r e i3 d o f ri r . o h m e n N c a e p a l e t s G f i o b r ra th lt is ar port sth April — But., faith, he diddled the lame ducks of Greece. they do not stop even so much as to consider what bene f a thiru time that day • six m on th s . The debate occupied the Plice . nix, Port, from Gergenti for this port, at ditto jiiariteto. DITTO BY NIG SHEIL. valence is. What signifies the pompous declamation 0 whole of the remainder of the sitting. Bootle, Nichol, hence at Lisbon -ale-- Who says we've not a classic House of Commons ? acknowledgement ? The third reading was carried by 234 to 59, being a majority Frances. Murphy, hence at Oporto - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 3. - When Hume's a Greek, and most of us are Roman's ! "Take physic, pomp, of 175 in its favour. The bill was then passed. Rainbow, (iron steamer) hence for London, at Portsmouth, in 50 • . There continues to be a very good general demand ; the sales yes ' •Happening to turn over Politan the other day I met with the Expose thyself to feel what wretches feel, Sir R. PEEL inquired when it was intended to bring forward hotirs France! , Ann, Hay, from China for London, lost topmasts during followinm addressed to his friend Marsilius Ficiuus, a celebrated That thou may'st shake the superflux to them, the municipal corporation• (Ireland) bill, or whether it was tere a y were 6,050 bags, and te-day the business amounts to 4,000, mei the market has closed steadily, without change in price. In the two ..philosopher and theologian of the day :- And show the Heavens more just." intended to proceed 7ith that measure ? the passa„e days 2,000 bags have been taken on speculation. . Harvest Home, Kenn, from Trinidad, at Lam, iira Mores, Ingenium, Muses, Sophiarnque supremam, No ; this would not be scientific benevolence-kindness Lord J. RUSSELL answered that after the Irish tithe resolu- The Great Western, was spoken 16th April, in lat. 45 50, long. _-,.--.=.-_ " Vis tine dicam noinine ? Marsilius. of heart is a weakness-compassion is unphilosophical. !ions were disposed of, he should bring it forward with a view to 38 40, by the Beta, from N w Orleans LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 1. Exchange, Atkins, hence at New Orleans Perhaps the complimentary turn of these verses may be Does a heart-broken widow appear, who wants asl •Il• its postponement. . . n, Dunlop, hence at Mobile The winds having continued easterly since Tuesday last, the supplies imitated in a modern instance. Will this do? "mg 'I he medical charities (Ireland) bill and the other orders J°l ' Dorothy, Davies, from Dundee. at Savannah of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal from Ireland and coastways have again or two by the week, to eke out the produce of her own being disposed of, the house adjourned. - Come spell three letters, my boy, if you can, Beejamin Morgan, T u bb s ; Chi na , Larmour, and Konohasset, been to a very moderate extent, and although the demand hes been labour,:so that she may keep a home, however poor, over --ece--- Davis, hence at Charleston very limited, sales were effected during the pest week here and in our Rogue, libeller, coward, and mendicant ?-Dan. he heads of her children-she nuist begone-she must HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnEsDaY. Margaret Johnson, M'Auley, from Belfast, at Charleston country markets of Wheat and Flour at an advance of 2d to 3d per Here is another by our own English Epigrammatist, Henry t ' - The Poor Relief (Ireland) Bilt (brought from the commons Grace, --a hence at Virginia . • • 701 b on the former, and Is to Is 6d per 2801 b on the latter, which also not have a farthing. What has she to do with borne ? Frederick, Fleming, hence at Baltimore Owen- (confoundlv cramp, by the bye) -which I beg to dedi- by Lord J. Russell) was read the first time, and the second occurred in the Yorkshire markets of the past week, and in Manches eate to my friend, kr. Edward Ellice, the geutleman so credit- Philosophical benevolence allows rio such thing to the Nathaniel Hooper, henee at Philadelphia readiug fixed for the 14th inst., after undergoing the censure St. James, Lebor, from London, at New York ter on Saturday ; but the demand for all other articles in the trade has 'ably known in the city :- destitute widow and her orphans-let her go to the union been very moderate, without alteration in last quoted prices. During of several peers-the Marquises of Clanricarde, Londonderry, Superior, --, hence at Madeira the whole of the past month the weather has continued unseasonably Se solem Labienus amat, miratur, adorat, workhouse ; if she cannot bear that, she may let one of eee, Voador, (iron steamer) hence at Madeira, and would proceed as cold, and the appearance of the crops of Grain and Grass is Yery Non mod° se solum, se quoque solus arise. her children starve, her labour will then perhaps be suffi • ces Lo sio r n d a s t leenoutiee stated, in reply to inquiry, that the pro- soon as she had taken her coals on board backward, even more so than at this period last year. There is uo rmandie, Tyson, hence tor New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 47, alteration in the duties on Grain from Foreign Ports since our last ; Ned loves but Ned alone, 'tis said; cient to support those that are left, and an advantage the coronation would be similar to that in the case of lou N n ? 15. 19- 30 the first arrivals of Flour from Hamburgli and Copenhagen have oc- Quite right, for Ned alone loves Ned. will be gained by the removal of one of the superabun- William IV., and that there would be "no banquet." Sarah, Birkett, was to sail from Manilla for Sincapore 11th Dec. eurred this week, but as yet no Wheat ; the demand fur export has —,..._. dant population. This is the practice of the day, while . Lord Lye De e Hsi. said that he should defer any motion regard- Beilliant, Busltby, hence at Trinidad ~..,, been very trivial recently for both articles. A small parcel of good t i n ,. g pf ! r h t e A s n li t i b ha e n s k ubi P e e t n .t i . tentiary until the commons hadmade their New °Resales, march 29.-Mary, from Liverpool, is at elle bar, white Danzig and also of fine red Rostock Wheat in limitless... been throwing salt overboard very trivial recently for both articles. A small parcel of good white LORI!, PALMERSTON. the theory of those who ancnnracrP !hie FirckoticC ia, that Danzig and also of fine red Rostock Wheat in bond, has been taken at benevolence should be acknowledged as the true rule of Earl STANIIoPE presented several petitions against the Poor 5s 6d per 701 b on speculation, to pay duty hereafter, for which pur (From Blackwood's Magazine.) conduct. Law Act, and said that if I hey were refetred to a committee he . ' - TELEGRAPH OFFICE MAY 3. pose there has . been some further Inquiry, and this will probably be could adduce inure cases of cruelty than they could get through , Full - many a ministry I've seen We do not attribute this to hypocrisy, but to that . . followed up to some extent, under every prospect of paying much' in a session Wind at Holyhe . ad S.W.-Blowiug fresh during the day. For now twice twenty years; Which our liturgy beautifully calls " blindness of heart." Lord WHARNCLIFFE moved for a committee of inquiry, which Aad still, vrhate'er the list has been, Men will not look at circumstances through their feelings, was agreed to. ' Off Holyhead, inward bound. No. 1328, Vixen, B. Schooner, at 7 30 p a.m . -and 1652, Adelaide, 8.8. at 2 30 p.m. m is o t re ye r a ea r sff ,e ab re le p i e l a u t tie d s ; ,....u .s n o l m es e s t s h i e le e s, r l,l r a o v r e ot e p e a n y m in a g d d e u o t f ies tli t e oo re s c o ,e o n n t , a (a r s_ rivals of superfine Flour in bond at 2.se per barrel. At this day s mar- There " Palmerston" appears. or cannot ; for the substance of a cold conceit, which Lord We NFOnD presented a bill for the amendment of the ut into Holyhead, at 11 3 , a.m. No. 1011, Ebenezer, B. Schooner. I wish to know, for much 1 shun they call science, has choked them up. While this is:the Poor Law Amendment Act in certain particulars, and prefaced Off Point Lynes, inward bound, at 9 a.m. No. 1731, Ocean, steamer b le u et t t t h h e e a m dv il a le n r e s e a ar i v d e ea n l o e t n ice w d e o r i e t W tim lie k a i t p a u n r .lXo se u r r s w f ..a r s t fu h l e l i v i s in ta rn bl e is a h i,, e t d e , Ton quickly to condemn: the proceeding with statements in support of his proposed alters- fro_m Cork-and 342, Oporto, B. Sc. front Oporto, at 12 30 p.rme.• ' wants, and the sales were made only to a very moderate extent : for •Did they all rat to Palmerston, - case, it is impossible that men can be other than ignorant. lions. He answered the charge-that he sought to make mate- Bl3.. u sli T ir G o r m ea ß t 0 0 ..m rm ba s I h . ead, l ip all other articles last quotations were more readily obtainable, and in ward bound, f at 7 a.m. No. 1466, Ci assian, We do not mean that Moral vision should be that of the consequence of the advance in Mark-lane yesterday, the fiaer deierip- Or Pahnerston to diem? rial alterations in the law, by asking whether that act had not and 7,7, John rooks, 8.8. rom London-and 1474, Tory, tions of Foreign Wheat in bond were in more demand at an advance # feelings, to the exclusion of reason ; t et t ne ither should made most important changes in old, long-exercised, and well- Off Great Orms . h'ead, outward bound, at 9 a.m. No. 142, Robert of 3 , 1 per 70Ib. it be that of the reason to the exclusion of the feelings. understood law 7-Adjourned. WHEAT, V 70lb s. . • • d s d INDIAN CORN, r 480115. CONTEMPORARY PRESS. If it be, the result will still be the sante ; either total, or Pulstord, for New Orleans. English 9 4 et° 3 , Red 43 0e44 0 •--- iiee,,-- - - - Scotch - 9 6 White 43 0- 44 0 partial ignorance. See what it has led to in the case of HOUSE OF COM MONS-TUESDAY. - ' Irish - 9 4 BEANS, V qr. ;LCIRD DURHAM, THE MINISTRY, AND MR. the new poor law. Reason demanded that the idle, the Three ballots had been fixed for conimittees on election peti- PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Bonded O- 0 0 English TURTON. tions-namely regardinn Flintshire, Woodstock, and Oxford- LONDON ft LIVERPOOL, Outward. Home. BARLEY, V qr. Irish 33 0 -35 0 PEAS, Grey - 34 0 Profligate should be compelled to work, shire ; but the' parties "'not appearing," the ballots did not (Sailing before 12th Jan.) --- English stupid, and the to .... .... after Ist Aug. Chevalier 3,1 0 -37 0 White.... 38 0-42 0 (From the Times.) or if supported without work,- that the very process of proceed. - Jamaica - 4 8 RAPESEED, er last, £ On Friday last, in the House of Lords, Lord Win. their support should be a sort of half punishment. This On the motion of Sir T. FREEMANTLE, a new writ was or- New orleahs . Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice. 20 0 - 0 0 20 0- 25 0 lrish '. 3 8- 4 0 FLOUR, English, er 280Ih. 38 0 - 51 0 chilsea put a certain question to the Queen's Prime Mi- was well, but if the feelings of legislators had also been dered for Woodstock, in the room of all. Peyton, who had va. , c H h o a n T d ie u New York, Boston._ 3O 0-35 0 140 0 -130 0 Foreign, in bond. 20- 2 2 Fine 20 0- 25 0 20 0 - 0 0 OATS, V 451 b. , Irish - 35 0- 52 0 s n t i o s n Sevannah nister which the latter personage did not fairly answer. brought to hear upon the subject, this process would not cated by acceptine the stewardship of the Chilteru Hundreds 25 0- 30 0 .10 0 •-• 0 0 English 3 5- 3 6 American, 4r brl. free. , , 3 5- 3 6 Sweet, U.S. .. 0 (I - 0 0 'The question was, whether a hfr. Turton, who aceeerding have been equally applied to the unfortunate widow, and Lord J. Ru - salt"Le, in answer to inquiry, said that he had not 35 0- 40 0 25 0- 30 0 Seidel' pledged hiniselrto support Mr. C. Buller's Controverted Elec- :::::::, 12th Jan. 40 0-60 0 140 0 -150 0 Irish - 3 3 Sour,bond.... 2-1 6-28 0 River Plate to very general rumour had been appointed law adviser the innocent orphan. Ignorance led . to this unfOrtunate tions Bill ;on the contrary, he felt disposed to wait to see the Canada • 30 0-35 0 00- 0 0 • Foreign, in bond. 22- 3 3 OATMEAI„ V 2-10115 to. Lord Durham, was the same Mr. Tin - ton, who, three generalisation of the law-an ignorance Which arose emhodying•of Sir R. Peel's plan. British North America East Inches 3O 0-4000 0 - 0 0 Ditto, duty free.. 32- 3 6 English 21 0-25 0 Mr. LI UNIE. pursuant to notice, moved for leave to bring in a I'l, ewfottndland l5 0-30 0 20 0-30 0 RYE, 413' qr. 32 0 -36 0 Do. neer 1837. 24 :i -26 o oriour years ago, stood at their Lordshipa' bar "as a from the " blindness of heart." of those Who framed the bill to suspend the pensions gra . nted by acts of parliament to party in a case of adUltery" (and we must add of dread- law. Let us endeavour to enlighten this ignorance, 35 0-400 35 0 0 0 Middling 46 0 -54 0 . the Duke of Cumberland now leing of Hanover, on the rou . nd - no 0 40 0- 50 0 ---- folly aggravated adulteryl) What was Lord Melbourne's instead of boasting of the general acknowledgment of that such payments oug'ht not to be continued to a toreign Company's Ships - 50 0 reply to this direct question ! Not one syllable in rela- benevolence as to 4he rule of conduct. Sovereign. He declared that Hite agreed in politics with the Batavia - 60 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, MAY 3. tion to Mr. Turton, but merely that no legal adviser had ....-.. 0 ......-. present King of Hanover, he should still urge the suspension New South Wales - 60 0 s. d. s. d• ; s. d. s. (I. been appointed, and, on reconsideration, that it was not THE WHIGS. of the pensions. Cape of Good Hope Africa 5O 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0 23 0- 30 0 3n 0 -120 0 ees 0 0 0 0 Cattle Potatoes 1 7110 deemed necessary to make such au appointment. No ( From the Ulster Times.) The CH A.NcELLOR of the EXCHEQUER resisted the propos. . . . . . Gibra • ltar - 25 0 15 0- 20 0 New Hay mon with his decided negative, as contrary to all good principle j • Clover Ilay 0 8 010 Turnips ....... 0 0 0 0 per ton V 1 • & Ansa, a paraiso, c. 45 0- 70 0 40 0- 50 0 Carrots 'allusion here to Mr. T. E. Tueton. The whigs have discovered that they cannot have it al and faith. Malta, Sicily, Sec. - 30 0 20 0- 25 0 Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 7 Old Hay ...... 0 9 rao 1 1 etre.2olb Potatoes .... 2 0a e 4 1 rjo ih . 0 6 07 Menelewurzle 0 0 0 0 However, Lord Winchilsea, like a frank hearted gen- their own way at court. The motion was negatived on a divison, there being 62 in its Smyrna and Constantinople '23 0- 30 0 20 0- 25 a Strave,Barley•• ./ * a * * * a • it * Malaga tlefhan, not prone to suspect another of duplicity, de- favour, and 97 against it. 20 0- 30 0 20 0 -- 25 0 ____ __ __ Madeira - 20 0 15 0- 20 0 Straw, Oat s; W iwl o h re i t t t h e sel d iris i i t: o i3id, l it l to s ol 3 l4 ( 3 l dd t ;. o 1 1 1 . e o s g s . clared himself satisfied with the answer, such as it Wag. Meanwhile, how fares it with them in parliament ? Mr. P. THOMPSON move , / for a select committee on the husi- They do not re• assemble with the alacrity and swagger ness of the house, which was agreed to; and he afterward moved Western Isles, Cape de Verds 2O 0-30020 0 - 25 0 PRICES OF WOOLS AY LIVERPOOL. M ashed ditto 14s to 15s ; Laid Cheviot lis' His Lordship did not know at the time, nor did the Lisbon fo h r. , a , nd .l obtai , n , ed le h ave, to bri . ng in a bill for the regulation of Cadiz - 20 0 15 0- 20 0 20 0-23 0 15 0-25 0 Ersorasti.-Down Ewes and.Wethers 13,1 to 144 er lb ; Down Tegs public; what Lord Melbourne unquestionably did know with which they met before the recess. 'The conserve- t e pi otage of t e united kinndom. France - 10 0 7 6- 10 0 Isd to 16d ; Combing Fleeces 14d to 15d; Ditto Skin 13d to 15d; Super -that this sante Turton, branded irredeemably, and ex- tive festivals throughout the country have told a fearful tale ainet their popularity ; nor was the solitary mus- forte I P -14: g ! a n t ne l d o l f •or various 7eturns respecting the Society Holland ' 76-1007 6 - 10 0 Skin 14d to 16d : Head Skin 12 , 1 to 14(1. eluded from all decent society, had at the very moment ag • the Gospel, &c. G l p i : a tt n e i t er b . i b rl, l l . 3 .l rEe . k n z , :l a: c m . .. •• . . - 10 0 Scoecte- ic L e. *bin QUeen Victoria's Minister and. daily guest and ter of their friends, under the auspices of Dr. Wade, at Tlie SOLICIToR-GENERAL opposed it on the ground that the - 0 0 15 0- 20 0 0 0 - 0 0 to 15s ; Washed ditto les to 20s ed ; White ditto 24s to 28s per stone 15 0- 20 0 15 0 - 0 0 L o n ; id it i t 4 io l s C b 5 i1 : 6 .1: d 1" t o 13s ; the White Conduit-house, calculated t ff t ' Court of Chancery not only was the proper place to ai I I e a ,., i cm d eis, ll l nm i g g ii h sx l ke a di n: lsol : si s ild t 3 o ti od O it s; ; ; (1 o e ec any impor- )1) 3' 0 , Oporto -companion gave that curious and characteristic reply, . , tant diversion in their favour. . The conservative party but that it Lad been applied to. _ actually sailed from Portsmouth for Canada in her Ma- . It was negatived by 27 ayes aod 56 noes. . ' jesty's ship Hastings, of 74 guns, which was placed at in the house, have now felt the .pulse of the country • . i Mr. CorclutiouN, in moving for returns respecting assults on By a skarn made to the legislature accordion tr l• ,hy h FORElGN.—Russian Gd to 7d ; Odessa, fine led to 214 ; Buenos the are assured of su ort • the • Ayres 3/d to 4d ; r p ote d l t o t r o e 4i c ia d 0 11 : y . 173d to 4(1; washed P eruvian the especial disposal of Lord Durham, fitted up in a su- Y • • pp , y will act accordingly. 1 c.ergymen in Ireland, enutnerated s ever a ti ns t anees af murder- inspectors of sole leather, for the city end count; r:f la A T " e'w Y t o r e Three hundred and ten good men and true are enrelled ons =t r. ° . 91(1 s ; une posti, Manner„and at enormous cost, for his Lordship's proceedings towards them,. although:Lord Molgrave had ending 3lst December last, the number of sole hides s . tanipe i ti rk 81(17: ' old ; German Fleece.(s)tiaoßia:dx2,l,:sodrittet:l:: under Sir Robert's banner ; not an idler nor an absentee ad"e.rted that not one protestant clergyman had been murdered a nd passed by thein Is 388,03 C 1, weighing 11,873,250 lbs. • 17d to 2(k1; ditto, Lambs' 18d to 30d; Spanish 11. 17d to lied ; ditto, fansilv, his Lordship's suite, and such other inmates and price will be tolerated. En avant vvill be their motto, and uring his lord lieutenanc The nar a • y. r tive excited considerable old. to 14d. per lb. sterlieg, Thus it would appear from the F.S. 15d to 22d; New South Wales 12d to 21d per lb. assosiate4 Oxty is it should please the high and mighty . sensation. Ad' journed. number of hides so inspected for that cit d - —•- ' ' - -- ----- - - - -- .dicta - kir to admit on board the vessel. Yes, the disgraced victory-speedy, final victory-must crown their efforts. yan county alone of -- --- - -- ... . .. . • • ._ __ L __ the Union th• • g ' • , at a e reater nuuaber are tin dth profligate Mr. Tutton sailed, by the especial authority And how cheaply may a conservative ministry, taking ine an all the river LIVERPOOL CATTLE 111ARKET, Meilen Ante hides • I unported for the consurnption of the U . d K of the Governthent, and the especial invitation or per- the helm at the present crisis. secure universal . and im- A CAT CASE IN CHANCERY. dom. 'lite ing- The supply of Beasts at merket to-day has been rether large, and the quality has been generally pretty good, but we cannot note any mission of Lord Durham, as a membes ef that noble Perishable national . gratitude ? To take due measures In the Vice-Chancellor's Court, on Saturda M y last, r. MIRA DFDL EXPLOSION OF A STEA M-ROILER AT SToCK alteration .in the prices from our last week's quotations, holders not Lord's domestic circle, on board the very tnan -of-war for extending and strengthening the Protestant churches Bethell appeared in support of a petition presented by resi- PORT.-An explosion of a steam-boiler, attended with nios being, willing to ;sive way, and buyers rather nnmerons. The market, from which her own reverend clergyman, selected by the of England and Scotland ;to soften the harsher features duary legatees claiming under the will of a maiden lady named disastaous consequences, occurred about half-past four o'clock r c:l o e t a N r v e i t c l i t t s i t p andi , :g e i t i b a e ve y:.:z o vafsvaoutootirlaebsisiettotloiedr.ilia,slbeoeft ? i i• i i e n e c p i pa n I n l i l l - Crown and paid by the country, for administering Chris- of the new poor-law bill ; and, above all, to humanise its Katherine Barfoot, praying to have certain sums of stock yesterday (Friday) afternoon, at the cotton factory of Messrsa in consequence of many country buyers le t; ing p s r l e i sM, an advance of tiaia rites and offices to a crew of between 500 and 600 operation by an improved administration ; to plave the transferred into the name of the A -ccountant-General to the Lane and Son, near the Higher Hillgate. The managerof the prices has been obtained. Good Beef sold at from 51(1 to Old ; infer:or credit of the cause. Aniono the numerous benuests contained factory says-At about 20 past four o'clock I was in the engine • id,. but principally at the antecedent prices. The first quality Wether men, was excluded by the express' command o f Lord Irish registration law on the same footing aS that of Eng- in the w•ll f ' - 1 o the testatrix was an annuity of £lO, secured on a hoqse, along with the engineer, Robert Houlker. We -had Mutton ma . y be quoted at ild; middling ani inferior quality varying Durban', because his dictatorship'S attendants were so land, and to withdraw the suicidal support given to Pcs. sum of stock, "to provide a suitable income for the life of tt stopped fur tea, and I said, " Robert, T hd b • .ou a etter gait the . from 6(1 to od per lb. but chiefly at the latter price. Number of Cattle it market :-Beasts 1169, SheeP 2915. laurnerous that there was no room for the.chaplain ! pish disaffection-these few simple' and obvieus steps favourite toin.cat, named Blucher." (Laughter.) The divi- engine?' He had not started, but was in the act of opening ' - The.discriminkting morality of the noble Lord and of would not merely earn for them unbounded immediate (lends had been regularly appropriated from time to time by the the valves when the boiler blew up with a dreadful report. I ' LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, .MAY 2. -- . the hfinisters, both, as we shall see, be implicated in this popularity in every part of the empire, but eiould late trustees to the maintenance and support of the annuitant.untd did nq:at, first. know what it was, so great was my alarm.- The --• • the period of his death which occurred a few dayS ago The explosion shook ihe whole place. I cried out ”Robert what The wind yesterday havine blown from the west and southsvest measure, must edify the whole world. But to proceed. broad and deep the foundations for future tranquillity', annn• h '• • - • ' • h tt " H 'd " T • - aye t erefore, having fallen in, the present petition sought is t ema er e sal he boiler is blown up. ' The boiler ' ' b h Ifi 1 1 ' 'el .s f rein which have been very roug t severe ne re res ling . low er o . , - dee the weather is remarkaley Matters 'stood thus until yesterday morning, when and effectually re- establish the bulwarks of British li- to have the stock transferred.. house had two boilers in it; one in use, and the other in course beneficial to the maim: crops,iia,ntdwto ea , _ her i has, as usual. had a ten- Lord Winehilsea having got scent of the facts, and find- berty-that is, liberty based on Protestantism, and His Honour inquired. what evidence the learned counsel had of repair' four men being employed at the time inside of it. 7 ild : t i o l m iis a f i , , i e vo o u u r r a t h r l r e .d ? , igf i e e m el l y d ' u v lll end although, with the ex lug that he had been shuffled with on Friday by the guarded by a limited monarchy. to offer to the court of the annuitant's death ?(A laugh.) We vvent iromediately down to the boiler house, and•found that teeenay ft • 1 .' f . •teen cargoes of ption o ;se ye or out Irish - nats which hey(' just ar other description of grain were quite Premier, determined to repeat his questions relative to . A host of minor practical reforms would follow net urall y Mr. Bethel' said, a certificate of the burial of the deceased. tee 6 boiler was rent entirel • t • Th ' ) o pieces, and torn up from its po- rived, the fresh suppli7 y y trifling, yet sales c . oul It e he er eff . ect el on any article, except in small Mr. (divorced for depravity) Turton. and inevitably in -the train of these leadn es t . 1 e • ' , e. . sen ta s which was the usual evidence required by the court, could - not /be produced; but he trusted, under the peculiar citCoinstances strum. e holler undar repair was also torn up, having the appc . arance of having been lifted to some-lidiglat., It was broken i tre 01" . reeli I and we canno p , the ;liehtest - alteration in prices since Last night accordingly, after a severe and biting re- but it is on tlie practical avowal of the principles involved of the case, his honour would consider an affidavit of the fact by to pieces, and lay on the ruins as a flattened:mass. There was I " daY. --- proof, addressed to Lord Melbourne, the noble Earl re- i hat we re ,n these great measures t ,ly for checking the d a _isinterested party, sufficient evidence that the annuitant was no milt° the boiler house,, and the steam had entirely evapo- -- r• - • ------------- , •ie , ~ : iIDON APR 30 SNIITHFIELD MARKL I, LO/ , to , snmed his interrogatories. . torrent of innovation, crushing. the vile faCtion who dead. . rated when we entered. The,steam pipe had been blown off the of Beasts ofroritwi He asserted what could not be denied-that Mr. Turton would rob us of our birthwright by democratic revolution, The registrar Mr. Colville) suggested that the affidavit boiler in use over part of the.factory, three stories in height, There was, for t.. ' he time of year a laree supply - ' 1 - alit oe which ~,,, •^ n et this morning, the eenera qu ., y __ .. . • • quite as • • • ould not justify tne court in making the otder inasmuch as it and had fallen near the counting house door on the onnosite our mark lad actually sailed for Canada on board the Hastings in and restoring to our institutions that equilibrium of which w l d d - ' •I d h ' • I h • • • - on y epose to the fact ot a sing e eat , whereas a cat was so e, toget er with an iron weight of nearly 601bs ; a stone slab, P " rime as could be expected. heel' fully -d per Bm. lost er than on this uay se•nnight, and even at this reduction the whole of the Beasts wer compaq with Lord Durham, and . that his passage must they were deprived hy flit' fatal measure of Ref orm _ proverbially known to have nine lives. (Laughter.) It was 13 inches by 17, and 2i inches thick, had been blown through e nol disposed of. Although the suppty of Sheep was somewhat les e s ...._..._ . . . _ be_paid fur ont-of the public money. - - also a very nice question, whether the language of the will did the carding-room window on the second,floor.. The brick svor than that shown here on Monday last, i no improvement was apparent He then- itslced-lst, Whether Mr. Tenon had been • SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LINE, AND MANCHESTER not create a tenancy in tail. The. next of kin of the intestate in which the boiler had been imbedded was lying about the on the demand, and the prices ,. ' were_ l ' i arely suyported. Prime smell L a mbs commanded a steltly sa t , !ti y tete rates. The trade with RAILWA Y.-The m e eting o f directors, at Penistone. last week, were also said to be extremely numerous, and it was not alleged boiler room. The sufferers by the accident lay in different parts appointed to any public office under government before two Calves (the supply of which was limited' was heavy, a t N o . ei 1 y, int at tvas the most important which has been held since ihe assinn h t at any one of them had been personally served with the peti- of the room. These consisted of the four boiler-makers; nothing quotable 'beneath, the prices noted on last k mar et day. lie' leftthit country ! 2d. Whether he went out with any of the act. Mr. Vionoles received his final instructi P ons t; tion: ,- (Laughter.) firemen, two girls, a boy, and a weaver, who had gone to the -- _ ____ - -,-„_--_-_,---- • pronatae, or prospect of obtaining one„after his arriYal in eommence immediately,. on various parts of the line, so tes to Mr. Jacob thought that the court ought to proceed to adjudi- boiler house to smoke his pipe. The weaver, whose name is der the LATEST DATES Al` LIVERPOOL. Canada? 3d. Whether any services which lie might *take out and accurat ! I t i e.y i_e_erm_ne the land required to be cate with extreme caution on a case supported hy such slender Longbottom, was unfortunately buried in the ruins un . ed before his farm either ostensible or confidential, were tote re- Purchased , Pef s by the end of this year, or the beginning of the evidence, and before the authorities had been looked into. He boiler house, atid more than ten minutes elaps _ d corpse. He was a Front Direct. Indirect. 7,T; , ~,-• f next; also *o complete the drawing of plans sections, &c. remetnbered a case before Sir John Leach; which was all fours body was discovered . , a shocking mangle Calcutta Feb ....17 Pennant... Mam e t. ~ in ire . munerated from the public purse I e others were all se preparatory to letting the tontracts.-Shq i Celd'lndeperident. with the present. (A laugh. single man, about thirty years of age. Tit . Bombay. . March. 1 Maranham Mare'lat'tili .To the first qnestion Lord Melbourne answered in the BAZAARS FOR PIoUS PURPOSES. -Al the great • • " T . ) . meeting, In Ihe li ice•ClianctOlor felt the weight of the first objection verely scalded. The alarm of the bands employed at the mill, China reat especially of the girls, Mauritius Jan .... S N. Orleans ....... March.. 25 d d ~ ,ran .... 5 Mobil,. .. negative. To the second also (viz., was Mr. Turton to Dublin, on Friday, of the Church Missionary Society, the Rev. taken by the registrar ; but observed that the cat having once on hearing the explosion, was very g • . . et through the win ows, un er St. Helena March.. 9 alsri•lt. 23 Savannith . be promised any office under Government .?) he answered H. M Neile, of Liverpool, spoke thus:-" The human instill- died must be held for ever civiliter mortuus and not entitled to many of thern attemptieg to g . . d 1 the Rio Jane' as fain au severe men on tro. . ... March. 2 ' Feb. ..23 rharie,:tOn l'ila . r . et e' •is the negative. But the third question, " whether he mentality has been spoken of too often, as if the measure of suc- greater privileges than a Christian. (Much laughter.) an impression that the mill w g., d floor leaped out at the wintlow..and some of them aie • Bahia i ' - cess mast bear a direct proportion to the amount of that instru- secon , • ...... April .. 9 vats-to receive any public money ?" Lord Melbourne cted to survive.-Manchester Tones. not expe , . ---- _ mentality ; and this has been so frequently stated, that it has BIRKENHEAD II Th • • (1.• t A ILROA D.- ere is now an mime la e SOUTHAMPTON RAILROAD.--The works of this railroad are PACKET BOATS.-FA.LNIOUTH - tonic care not to answer at all. - • been acted upon to an extent that, 1 believe in niv heart has S I'ATION , prospect of the Chester and Birkenhead railroad being corn k• e ra id progress. The first twentv-four miles out of GENERAL POST-OFFICE k • I 2 - ' No*, under cover of this last-mentioned silence, what injured the cause of m• " I • - issions, iy engaging persons to procure d and the corn- in a 1 " S . I? • . pia i , 1837 . menced The cl tract ha b k London. being the nearest point on the mail to Guildford, will, --- - --- -- or e purpose iy unscrip nra weans y lora, ido ii tbere that ma t b *- d ? L dDrl am r th 1 • i I M ~3, no e surmise . or u I can- money , ~, , . in ors ve ro en groun , , pany's agent has certified before John Dean Clare, Esq. a . . . A b en to the üblic on the 14th of M • it is sai ,eop . . p . . ae, and un 21.1aas mock - - Last Pockets r" DESTINATION'. up in Next Packet not-it iiiurrsidible that he should-have taken this rnan not wish to wound the feelings of any, hut Ido feel it my duty . count , • - bs ribed. y magistrate, that the whole of the money is su c wards of forty miles will be completed early in the autumn. Sailed. on board...his tshiptioin no other motive titan private pre- th protest against the worldly expedient of procuring money for the HULL AND SELBY Ra ietvey.-A considerable number of ,Loa,lort. Dime. line of rail- ALTERATION IN LONDON COACIIRS.-The extra siu ort of missionary labours by what are MIIIMI)71171 called bazaars ordin• ry - •dileetion,.or the - pleasure of Mr. Turton's society. Lord I PP • -* •• "' • . men are now employed on various portions of !he . f 'lt . td b tl L d • 1 13' ' ' rosecuting the various act i les presen e y le on on aro irmingliant railwa a -• Holland do not mean to cast reflections on any missionaly society but way, arid the contractors . are diligently p . Y Hamburg 8: Swed Tues. 8.; Fri. Mon. 8c Thurs Durham -cannot-it is past all possibility that lie should I feel it my duty to correct this mischief. /: is descendbi' ri to a works . the company's chief engineer, r. a . . . al W lker was in Hull will cause most of the coaches front the north to run to Dent) . icrh 1 ishon • -have iatrodneed Mr. Thomas Edward turton into that ' ,Corldly test to procure money fiir an unworldly object ; ana can ' • • l ressed hts satisfaction Hall, or some other point on*the line of railwa I " ' • y, an( there Madeira Saturday s ~ 3 . Liverpool, Londonderry I last week, and went over the line, le exp h . far b e exe- transfer their passeneers &c. to the railw April 16. - close, inseparable companionship -with Lady Durham and the money so procured be reasonably, scripturally, expected to with the manner in which the works have tus !n , 1 . ay trains, instead of Spain Sz i ibralt. , April 22. 1 - h 1.7 ' his children, which is unavoidable ; .n a passage of some meet . wi h the blessing of that God without whom all the money curled, and with the pregress which has been made in them. running t ,roug to ondon. Already the i - ' h t bout £96,000 has Times, two Nottinohani coaches - . 'ommercial and the ' l's alta and Grece.. end Saterd. board shi did nothitne else in- the "' the ' st and the noblest In the land could heap together, could We are glad to be able to announce, I a a , are doing this. Within a Egypt arid India .. slill Stem-day weeks' continuance on p, . , , riot tend in the slightest degree to the ••onversion of one soul ? l eady been received out of 1.: 10,000, the amonnt of 'the third fortnight, the llope will cease to run from Halifax to Lond Madeira on, Brazil Sz B. Ayres each month April G. April 27. duce the contact but a mere volnntaty ind 1 u.gence of so- I hope my lord, if any of niv female friends herk.. have resorted : a ll of h d on the Ifith of February, and further and will be a coach from Sheffield o nl £5 per s are. ue y, going up and coininis A . ' • • -eV tikt and liking. If the ministers did not force .the to such an expedi en t, th e y w i ll forgive the freedom of my re- s ums are daily paid in. The prompt payment of the call, corn- down in a day, and joining the railway at Denbigh Hall. Th; T., (rte rr . uward . Ist Wednes. Swift.... April 7 . WM .B.Briseis a - ' - as '"ttiuu u L d Durham, then is Lord Durham on i . . 1, . pon Or lear-s, and that th e y w ill r ee l th emse l ves th a t it is at least bl ue d w ith the fact, that about £ 2 , 400 has ben Paid 111 var,ious Leeds Efine B s is expected to f o ll o w c he exam 1 - I . • ll s 'l m .s, z ' H ay ti.. ' I st day of ELM. 11. Mutine, mar "" 1 "' questionable. I h o p e l i n wev e r th a t they will not on that ac- proprietors within the last nonlife being the tull amount ot the leave I.eeds about h• If . - pe • t will then 11. M.B.Liane t each month April 4. a -past ten a. in. Laguira alatrin moraLpurity• with him who (to use Lord. Wi- I . , , ' • - ' • ' •li h • 1 . fid • d react Detil'iieh Hll ( • April e 9. i count, reiax in the support of this society by every lawful effort, shares they hold, practice y s uns tle con ence entertaine Ito• ‘1 aee, another station within a few • , e a °' alexice lul Ha- 1511 1 fIIM B C ildf 1 I el llelville Chellt&R , el!pressidn). "stood three or four years at the and especially in these dire.et missionary labours to which we in the undertakiug. The contractor for the works on die fore- yet finished )at half miles or N orthampton e not . 4 ~. .i (ay o .. . ) . 1. ,, - me i Am A , ),.il .2 . , v j ena.... , past four Ibe next morning, and the pas bar of the Holum of Lords " and in a case not fit to men- all look with' interest- nainely, the procuring of niissionaries, shore, at Ilull, is preparing to commeuce them without 1 I. • • e a . ). sengers will be in London about . • 1 amt. L'ward) ' . 15th da .of le iehtineal lI.M. Express tion, If, on tile Othor hand, his migration in a 74 gun- ' for unless we have the men, what-do we with money ?" --Hull Rockingham. I o•clock.-Nor:h Derbyshire CI •' . 111M1e.e. • sewn ot half-past seven t Isl. & Haeni. a " - e ' Carthagena i each month. April 18, May 14. B. Reindeer, April 27. 11. .B.Briseia March to. 11. M.B.Lianet April '29. Larr4l Melville, April 26. 11. M. Express May 14. MA 4, ISIS. LONDON GAZETTE.—TuEsDAY, MAY 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Grisdale, R. Elge, hild D. Norman, Blackburn, Lancashit : e; pawnbrokers; so far as regards W. Grisdab..-3. Lees, It. Lees.. and J. Barker, Oldham, cotton-spinners—J C. Lavender and W. L. Adshead. Manchester, common-brewers—T. Atkinson and C. Tennant, Whar- , ton, Cheshire, salt-manufacturers. INSOLVENT. April 28.—Frederick James Lee, Long acre, London, hatter. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Philip Peck and Joseph Peck, Liverpool, grocers, to sur4 render Mav 12, June 12, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool: Solicitors:Messrs. Littleda:e and Bardswell, Liverpool; and Messrs. Blackstock. Bunce,Yincent, and Sherwood. Temple, London. Herbert Golding, New Inn-yard, Shoreditch, London 4 victualler. Elizabeth Gowan and Arthur Shanks, Morpetb, Northumberland, common-brewers. • William Powell, Birmingham, spade-manufakurer. William Pratt, jun. Learnt agfon-priors, Warwickshire, grocer. William Jones, Brecon, victualler. John Ridsdale, Darlington, chemist. Benjamin Carter. Nottingham, lace-manufacturer. Robert Hughes, Wrexham, Philip Rose and John Colston Rose, Bristol, booksellers. Edward Adams, Old Newton, Suffolk, coal-dealer. John Oldham, Sheffield, druggist. Samuel Wells, jun. Nottingham, baker. John Broadhurst, Shelton, Stailbrdshire, carpenter. John Scra„, ,, g, Manchester, beer-retailer. Joseph Oates, Glossop, Derbyshire, innkeeper. DIVIDENDS. May ;23, W. Grey. Liverpool, commission-agent —May 28, 3. 16 Picard, Russell-street, Covent-garden, London, white lead-maker-' May 24,'1'. Jones, High-street, Shad Well, Sl o p se ll er —M ay2 Had.' ley,le ra,lley,Worcestershire, grocer—June 1, J. M. Stephens, GlouedS , ter, hanker—May 21,5. Ryder, Manchester, crown glass-cutterl—May 23, H. Speight, allerton, Yorkshire, stuff-manufacturer—May 25. J. Po pplewell, Silkstone,Yorkshire, butcher—May 24,,E. Healey, 'loch. dale, woollen-manufacturer—May 21, W. Smith, Cuckfiield, Susses coach-master—May 22..1. Worthington, Stockport, draper—May 24, 0. J. S. Tomkins, Leamington-priors, Warhicksikire, scrivener. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the 22d day of May. J. Nash, Bristol, brewer—J. Dowden, Portsmouth. cabinet-maker —E. Jones, Swansea, linen-draper—A. Robins. Tayistock-street, Covent-garden, London, printer,,,P. J. 0., A. Bessan, Regent-street, London, perfumer—J. Grove, Aston-juxta, Birmingham, maltster. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. >I AY. -- - 5. Mary Hatton and Son, (Ist) Clarendon Rooms. 1 S. W. A. A. West (div.) 8. J. W. Williams Littledale and Bardswell's, 12 11. James W. Bogie, (Ist) - ' Clarendon Roortis; 1 . . PRICES OF SHARES. LIVERPOOL, MAX ,3. Last Prices This day's RAILWAYS, 'Sic: • Per Share. Prices. Birmingham and Gloucester l5 Paid 10 2 6 .... Ditto and Derby 2O .:.. 19 15 0 .... Birkenhead and Chester Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 64 0 0 .. 4 . Chester and Crewe Dublin and Drogheda ' lO paid 70 0 .... . Eastern Counties ' . - 5 .... 418 9 .... - Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) ..„ 5 .... 613 0 .... - Ditto Leith and Newhaven 3 paid 4 0 0 .... Gbisgow, Paisley, and GreenOck„ 4 .... 412 6 .... Glasgow, d - Paisley, Kilmarnock } 5 paid 4 5 0 an Ayr Grand Junction 100 ..„ 220 0 0 .... .lreat Western. 65 .... 94 TO 0 .... 91 10 0' Hull and. Selby .... 0 Lanca,ter and Preston .... Liverpool and Manchester 100 •. .. 200 0 0 .. . . Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 48 5 0 .... Ditt) half shares .25 . . 65 10 0 ..„ London and Birmingham 9O ..... '175 10 0 ...:175 10 a Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 31 5 0 ..... 31 5 0 Ditto and Southampton 5O .... 43 5 0 ...; _ Ditto, new shares Ditto & Brighton (United) 8 ..„ 9 17 6 .... 9 12 6' Leeds and Manchester .20.; .. 37 0 0 .... Leicester and Swannington Leicester and Swannington, (new) ' 5 paid 25 • 0 0 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury 7B .... 74 10 0 ..; . . Manchester and Birmingham 7 .... 9 2 6 .... 9 2 6 Midland Counties 2O .... 17 IS 0 .... Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 92 10 0 .... Ditto quarter shares North Midland 35 .... 41 5 0 ..... South Eastern and Dover North Union, (new) 35 .... 62 10 0 .... Ditto, (old) lOO .... 75 10 0 .... St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 40 10 0.. .. B AN h.S. Bank of Liverpool.. ... . ...... £l2 les paid 23 12 6 ... -- Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 2 6 .... -- Liverpool Union lO .... 13 0 0 .... 13 0 0 -- North,rn and Central lO .... 3 2 - 6 ... Albion 25 paid 24 5 0 .... North and South Wales.. 10 .... 95 0 .... of Manchester lO ..... 11 17 6 .... - M'cliester & L'pool Dsct 15 .... 19 17 6 .... --- South Lancashire 7 101 6 17 6 .... Liverpool Banking Company Borough Bank Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 415 0 .... East of England Phcenix Bank •.. 4 12 6 .... . Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 ..., 697 10 0 ...'• Wilts and Dorset ........ .. •• • • .14 ~.. 10 7 6 .... GAS. WATER WORKS, Sic. Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 160 0 0 .... • L'pool 8: Harrington Water Vi orks 200 .... 450 0 0 .... Bootle Ditto Stock .. •• 320 0 0 .... Liverpool Coal Gas Company.. Stock .... 350 0 0 .... L'pool New Gas & Coke. C0...•£100 .... 196 0 0 .... Ditto New Shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES, Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.X25 paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Company lO •• • • 7 2 6 .... Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. 23 0 .... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, itte. Anderton Carrying Company l2 10s. 12 15 0 .... Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 6 0 .... Egremont Ferry Rock Ferry Monk's Ferry l3 . .. 9 5 0 .... Steam Tug Company Harrington Docks Bl .... 65 10 0 .... Apothecaries' Company 3 .... 0 0 0 .... Asphalte (Liverpool) -- (Polonean) 2 .... 3 0 0 .... 312 6 AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE. Imported into Liverpool, from the 25th ult. to the ISt inst. FROM IRF.LAND. Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. 1458 36.5 5825 96 0 0 32a Previously.. 1b056 15732 74935 48 110 18 1043 COASTWISE. Cows. Sheep. Pigs. 192 2006 5 P.eviou ay 2062 30874 6217 Horses. calves. Lambs. 21 0 64 61 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Numbs rof netopatients entered on the booksofthe Dispensaries during the last week: L North. South. Total. Received advice and medicine at thelnstitution, 315 328 643 Visited at their own houses and sy.pplied with medicine, 123 91 214 Total at each Dispensary 438 g i g 857 VISITORS. North—Mr. Thomas Barbe r , Rev. M. Fisher, and Mr. .T. H. Smith. South—Mr. F. Jordan, Mr. Hutchinson. and Mr. Jos. Cooper. LIVERPOOL TIDE - TABLE DaYs • Jim. Boa. lii. ;, F. 1. 425 ; 11 1 ,St. Philip and St. James. 546 i 10 4 !Venus rises 3h 1711 morn. 712 10 3 'lnvention of the Cross. 818 11 2 Moon in Apogee 8h morn. 9 6 i 12 6 Venus sets 2h 59m even. 9 43 , 13 10 3d Sunday after Easter. St. 10 16 15 0 [John Evangelist. H. M. Tiwsday 1 ' 3 51 Wednesday 2 ' 5- 4 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 619 25 Nlonday MARRIED. he Rev. 11. Fogg to Miss Margaret Hunter, On the 18th ultimo. t both of Southport. On the 21st ult., at Withycombe Rawleigh, near Exmouth, IT the Bev. Frederick Trevor, Laurence Robert Shaw. Esq. late of the sth Dragoon Guards, to the lion. Anne Jane Charlotte St. John. second daughter of the Right lion. Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. On the 23d ult. at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. F- Buddicom, Mr. T. Wright to Ann, eldest daughter of 1. Huson, Esq, of Lisbon-farm, Wi st Derby. Ou the 24th ult., at Prestbury, Richard Allinson, Esq., of this town, to Sophia AM'. ycungest daughter of Thomas Beck, of Upton Priory, near Macclesfield. On the 24th ult., at Norley Church, by the Rev. J. E. Warbur ton, rector of Warburton, James, only son of John Bateman, Esq. of Knypersley-hall, in the county of StatTord, to Maria Sybilla, third daughter of the It Rowland Egerton Warburton, of Norley-bank, in the county of Chester. On the 28th ult. at S .rewsbury, Mr. Orme. of Everton, near Liver. pool, to Locy, only child of Robert Peel, Esq. Croxteth-ball, Salop.. On the ;;Oth ultimo. at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. John Jones, Wm. Bowman. Esq. merchant, of this town, to Eliza Ann, eldest (laughter of NVm. Hamilton, Esq. of Antwerp, and niece of Benjamin Rawson, Esq. of Nidd Hall, in the county of York. On the Ist instant, by the Rev. It. Biacow, M.A. Mr. John Nor — bury to Ann Harrisou, eldegt daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Hazard, of this town. Oti thelstinstant, at Upton, Cheshire, Mr. Joshua Banning, of this town, to Miss Anne Mollineaux, of Upton. On the Ist instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. R. Blacoss% Mr. John Parratt to Martha, third daughter of the Rev. J. ,Penington , Incumbent of Lo w ton. On the 3d instant, at St. Augustine's Church, hr the Rev. Thomas' Tattershall, George, third son of the late Robert Warry, Esq. Yeovar Somersetshire. to Sarah. widow of the late C a pt a i n Thompson, of Workington, Cumberland, At St. Andrew's Episcopal Chapel, Glasgow, by the Very Rev. Wrn• Pout ledge, J ohn E. Warden, Esq. of this town, to Jane, daughter or Thomas Ovington, Esq. of Glasgow. DIEM On the Bth February last, at Demerara, in the 20th y6ar hi 4 ng‘'' Robert t 4.. Benoion, (Iciest sou of 31r. Robert Reunion. butcher; Edge` hill. On the sth ult. at Trieste, John James, third son of the late n" . Prebendary M adduct:, of Chester. On the 17th ult. in Wesley-street. aged 13, Octavius youngest son of Samuel Orayson,Esq. late of the nth Regiment. • On the .Ist ult. suddenly, at Ilalton. near Runeorn, Robert Wlltn in the 79th y ear of his age, sincerely reiretted by his family an d friencs. On the 24th ult. Jane, daughter of Nr. Wm. Fletcher, chant, of this town. On the 25th ult. aged 3' ) ,Mr.Wm. Edmondso n , brush-manufacturer° late of St. Luke's-place.- On the 26th tilt aged 19 mouths, Charles, infant son of Parsons, Bold-street. On the 28th ult. awed 9 months, Alfred Richard, infant son of Mr. Richard Glover, Fairfield. 011 the 30th ult. aged 13, Sarah Ann', the second daughter of gr• Lee Watson, of Cowley-vale, St. llebm's. On the Ist instant. at Ai,lirth-cottage, in the 24th year of his age: Patrick, youngest son of the late Clarks S. Parker, Esq. of Glaago r l, On the Ist inst an t. a ft er a very s h ort illness, Mary Ann, the wife f Mr. Thomas Gallimore, of Belvidem Hotel, in this town. O the Ist instant, at her re.sidenee, Moss,street deeply regretted ,. Saiah, third d a u g ht er o f th e l a t e J o h n Smallwood, Esq. On the 2d inst an t, i n h er 79 1 n year, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, former of Tadeaster. Yorkshire. On the 2d instant, in her 15th y ear, J ane, t h e b e l ove d , ( fr ee tiOntiter and youngest daughter of M r . James %Valthew, St. Vin c ent-street . On the 2d instant, le• e' ed 69 years, J a ne Ri c h ar d son , o f this towt!. ._,... On the 2d instant, at his house, in Chatham-street, in the 73th 3'. of his age, Mr. Robert Cain, of Lord-street, Uaper and tailor. LIVERPOOL: FRIDAY, MAY 4. 183 S. NIUNTED AN►) vura.isnEu EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NIORNING, BY It ICH Alt D I'ATTISSON. Residobre, Village of Waverlreed At No. 4, NORTH CItRsCEIST:CA STI.E.;STKHRT, Ltvartroot-- d Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton 1 T Co., Narwiek-square ; Barker, Fle e t- s t ree t ; Deacon Walbroo Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane; . I ° s " Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, LoT bard-street • Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street ; ClarKe . and Lewis. 4. Crown-court, Threadneedle-street; at Garraway he at the London Commercial Coffee-nouse, Mincing-lane; a t t - Jerusalem Coffeehouse, Cornhill ; Chapter Coffee-house, nos ter-row ; North a nd South merican Collev-house , needle-street; and M Co.'ssrs. William Frend, Le Maitre, and "*.: Sise-lane, London; Messrs. Johnston ,nd Co., at their paper and Adrertiset»ent Agency Office. Eden ClitaYe Dublin; M' Plum, Glasgow ; Mr. Wheeler, Exchange-str.-et, ManchelMi. te Mr. Handock, and Messrs. J . an d W. Booth, Booksellers, W.,1-1:Ti: M ton ; r. Clarke, Pilot-office., Preston ; and Mi. Coope, 33, street, Birmi ng h am. l Terms of Subsc r ipti on f or this paper- :Lor r ccr oa . • it one year , 21 65 .; half-year, .£ 1 3s•; q u r 2 t s c .. 11 s. 6d.—if p a id in a dvance, one year, half-year,, £.l Is.; quarter, lOs 6d.