The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07 00:00:00

"Ig pre The notes Prisoners fieldTeikTi i i, intended. ter bei; to bw.. - i keep d eo zz p is i t t ° 0 0; 4 : Year' San. 7, 1851 TRADE Alm,. Cour last we receive le more than a ids upon the s compared with 181 luctuat ty unite e, Sugar, It ever knot; :t year, to next year to the enigma y •qaperity, r way property fo Wnscn and Co. represent sound state, and report't the manufacturing dirt e not off firma ra.ses can he I p n.portion of marks on tl Hol in -the circular of Me llinshead, are r:enertit .r,ywhere in • 'yea considerably:; . so vale .of „Ich„,c‘..a,!ser sort of spirimrm so, thR .n place _ ensuz 'ar are or a wanl * e e b l', thereing nothing ye apparently likely to artless it 'bean insaricient supply of the ' - bundant, and the rate of interest it the regular trade of the coon- "I by undue speculatioi e crop they estimate at 2,100.000 to rms. Banmann and Wrarreh, Glagow, re f . f the prospects of the trade of that port. In goods, especially, business h'is been the Cotton manufactures Messrs. 2,200,000 1 fas I "Greenli ow, of Manchester, report' ty ever remember to 'have known at this , • • •• int an exception bigliet : inSn at • the end 0 of p liCer No ier rates than those now ruling would have fol. tie operation of the Bank ineasure, which will eck any upward movement, and abridge trans doption with a view•to , correct the exchanges, ffect also of checking speculation in the produce lactive power of the district is now again with . no , ption in full exercise; consequently affording full to the oGeratives; a gratify►ng fact at all times, ticularly so during thistieason of the sear. itiis to notice that during the whole of the year, and ;the condition of many, conongst all oar producers ►ly of moment has teen announced." Barbour and Brother. of Manchester, also he market as having been greatly improved at month by better litivices from China, and , pectively) for tliolome trade. Stocks•orl ,r goods were extremeiy light, and some not - to d.-at all in quantities. POLICE INTELITGENCE, ne of t meetin more z ap p and of 'ti Vith re )een empl of thirty been orc from thew ides the met appears to have been to t adding, financial r len we gttif Flulton, an old offender, was committed, , on •St: Peter'arChurch .. ek. by T. R.odicic,'Esq., at Wootton, on a St. Niolloiatr sling about 80 lbs. of potatoes from a pit 'in -st. Georrelt Less Seat Rents !day three little urchins were brought up for Two were committed for twenty-one days:; ease of the third, MrAtushton said that, in 6e Town Council would afford the mews of St: Mt 1 -each lade, he we ci him to sent for trial NK NOTES airdre.sser, named The' whose place of t s in Scotland-r€ tent Thomas Na placed in the dock e force, wit} forged Irish one poirnd -;Ptriek stnted thacirom information he t ent en Tuesday to die 'glop of Mr. Frank% .street, while there the prisoner Natr ked Mr. Franklin tarlange three note iously obtsin To r some similar notes. were proved t o be forged,,and P a t r i c k t oo k b o th oto custody. Borne in his defence stated that ,whodived with him found the notes hid in a dthe•Scotch Church, in - Scotland-road. They when the notes were chang e d to divide the cricst the m . T he prisoners.were remanded, to [mini-on:ation could he procured. YESTERDAY P Aastoman, named Dunn , was charred wit f- Tile mi na e mtrt ilJesse 141'Donah honnet in poliCernan's hand, and Imemp to her and tore The prisoner aditte the teged that ISVDonald wa s ind ebted wpay. M r . P ar i cinsopi the bridewell as no.thippof the p r i soner, b ut -recognised the It an old thief. The case was accordingly eit AssAuvr trom -..417131r A POLICIMAJN. name, K e l ly, preferred a charge of ust Russell, 625, who, he said, came into his after three o'clock on the mart:king of New and struck " old man rn four t a portable and rnightli otijettures have been hazarded , e Libh the robbery was perpetrate ieves must halFe beeri concealed av night ; whilst tilers S .o informed that fourcr :een loitering in tb TO MR. ALDERMAWDOV n the statement made byTou at tt motiorifor the " the appointment of corn missi the , churches of St. Paul and St.-john," you are tohave-said that in those churches you " thm hat it was high time the pruning eformer should be stretched towards theca." These remarks, grave and unqualified as they are, if they mean anZting at all, mean one or other of two thins, either that there has been gross mismanagement or-else criminal delinquency on the part of those official nected -with those churche =lt is either our intention •or desire to become the apologists of abuses in the expenditure of churches-where those abuses are found to exist, but, as wardens , Of St. John's, we are desirous, as far as that church is concerned, that the public should knowthelcal " facts" of the case, in order the oetter to judge of the amount of credit to which: your sweeping assertions•are entitled. Inorder to form a proper estimate of the "excessive expenditure" (as Mr. Bighorn terms it) of St..; Rim's, it is necessary to examine its amount relatively with that of the other churches under the control of the-corpora tion and parish, and subjoined is a statement of Ithe last year's expenditure of each, after deducting scat rent: as taken from the last official and published reports .*'Bls 14 3 136 5 3 St: AlichaeVa Less Seat Rents and Graves 791 10 11 119 14 9 617 17 5 99 4 6 561 1 10 861 It 2 of -expenditure St Full° amount required And we may re- nt than -rea the co►nmi and other. " The r znateriai -... NUAL CIRCULARS• I EXTENSIVE ROBBERY C nl Circu &fter c mproved -48, M ,t the corner having duce mart markets, t since Ju g one o' surrounded dur anxious to learn .ted to be v time was di known the g shop of Ali pound ,in are .nd Dior oain, tli other tra contint from the the full em le abundante without of -cbtton he firm ensure entered t part of The wall down the As we to which and neck] sets of st that gold their obj things w hi ceali4 abo Alatry cc way in wti that the ti cellar .on that the b the Wool and Ground Rents us it appeer3 that in poir amount of LIE 7 from the parish mark that even tt 2s. 10d. The vw s £341 Ms. Id amount I 'for i be-rememberec local act by, which the church is governe sinners have from time to time disposed of by bona fitio sale-40 pews (the-whole number in the church being bat 12), the amount realised being handed over to the parish, -which at this moment receives the beneiit ot it in additior to a.mansiderubled.nnual sum derived. rents an the same. 'oni heavy ground o the circumstances c known a poor man's church." The act assed-in the year 1161 authorising its erection, expressly tipulates, that the body shall "be free•for ever for the envenience and benefit of the poorer sort-of people" for which .no rent or consideration of any > kind shall be to be Having:eontrasted toe expenditure of •St. John's rein ,lively with others, we Might reasonably inquire as to its relstiveusefulness ; sued a course, however, insidious, laud we forbear, simply asking whether such a church ight appea e Question Lh its laborious and. deserved! beloved ministers, tho inKruetion it is the means of con veying to upwards of 4OOebildren, its average. oongrega )N, M.P CHRISM?' Yesterday. On th#Gth FILMM, el - On the 10t of the tltit co at Eldon-E b instant, 'e, Mrs CHARL ahtein Vale, !irked lEft BMA,, of a dat Sandfortli-r ~ West Derby, the wi DIED October, at Cationetootl fever, aged 144 (lest surviving ton ofotbe late FILM Lnd nephew of thelote Mr. Nettleton, October, at Ceylotr;•Captain G. W. fn npany Bth battaitioaref the Royal Artili TESTER, T - MODES, bead, Mrs es:of JOHN ILLIAM F:LVY, of Mount- INGHAM, Hery. The I On t *RANCH, h October = Lieut. JAI.II of her Majesty's •stearn-..m T on the coast of Brazil for the'suppression of the 4', The deceased, in a fit of delitiurn, leaped overboard d rovivre. awe-trade 4 and wa aged 45, On the 10th November, at Katie, of typhus few Captain JOHN BRACKEN, of the 29th Native Officiating Deputy Adjutant 'General of the Ben Captain Bracken, in the year -1839,inarried the eldes of tbrAFgerton Smith, proprietor-of the Mercury On - S , ,e 17th ultimo, in Warwick-street, Toxteth-rark, aged 5 years and 6 months, JOHN ; also, on the 27th ultiroc, aged 9 years nod 3 months, WILLIAM-, on the 28th ultimo. aged 7 years cod 3 months, DAVID, aonruot Mr. C. HUTtaIfiNSON. • n The 20th ultimo. at Edinhunth, aged 52, WM. HOWISON, A.R.S.A. For many 5-ears the deceased was not moch - known, until-14r. Harvey detected ids -rare-qualities as an. engraver, and emplord him on the picture of "Tbe Curlers;? the ex ecution of which at once stamped - iiim as an artist of. :ry, and Pothouse-lane, eged 3 KELLY, Soath-road, Great Crosby- Sarnelay, at Esq.i tate of Hi, ieenstown, conntrOprk,ROßT. JA Mi FASO N T Trantnre, CE4hire HOUSE. oihii :d 44, pAZAlfETli t mife of Mr. JOHN satG Same day, at the house of her niece, Mrs. Brassy, of Cheater, in her teth year, CATHERINE,vicIaw.of the late T. BAWL cif this town. On the 26th ultimc maker. late of Dnmf MiA., RE tary of tt MUNDELL, boot. etor of Bockenliam. and torlvventy-sevenieWrii; e British and Foreign Bible S 27th ultimo, aged 71 ,sinter ; of Gerard-street HN GLENNY, se aged 58, Mr. THOS , Mr. ISAAC GLOVER, of Scotland . ..re — ad. Same day, at his residence, in Wingert, BALM ER., much and deservedly regretted Same day, at Torquay, aged 37, GEORGE HUGH KEIGHT LEY, Eaq.,f this town. On the 3th ultimo, aged 6S, Mr. HENRY LAFFER. ay, at Broughty Ferry, near Dundee, aged 68, JANET. 'did of the late WM. MARTIN, Esq., of this •WANNAI 3 years and 6 months, , CAMERINE TAY I the xith ultimo, aged 29, Mr. JAMES DUGGAN, tailor. me day,:Mr. R. BROMLEY, M.P. for South Notts. me day, at Plympien, the Rev. ~ GEORGE AIALLETT TT, son.itt.law of the late Alderman John Bridge Aspinall, is tow°. time day et Wavertree, aged 26, MARGARET BAYLY ter , of Mr. WILLIAM ROUTLEDGE. _at ;Eltergill-villa, Kingston.on-Thames, aged 6 RUCKLEY late of the Inland Revenue Office: Ol,tiiisto;;; On #lle3lstniti irk), for many years in t ler family and friends. Mr. RICHARD HOUGI - 1, compositor, Mr. David Marplos, Lord- !, andv THURS ma.—En Kite,flonaives— SA I LED;—Perlaingliatn, George Glen,Stabb, Ceara- midnight last dries at low ,wAter hence it Mobil( Astson, •ge - Dc;t and for William Rims lulstane, - - - cteared at bart 'fOwn a Acadian, Sr raiso, anti sai 1, Spitonle, fro! &aborts, from Surpass, Si' Magri is Astart The Isfurel;Cmoper, fror, off Majorca,the latter end naterials tave(' CORUIVNA, Dec.' 21. coast about the 29th inst calm, but fears are entert heard of. HOLTHEAD, Jan. I.—Th , for Liverpool; seas totally one man drowned. QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 31. — mainmast, and. water-logg, 25th Dec., in htt.;4B, long. 2 le at wegt, rester rs saved .Witfd W., light Nantv ,e of Good Hope— son, New Orlesura. rnalca, partec st be lighter Mowat, ?r, Lisbon 'ew Orleans, to be got off .om Sierra - Leone at Pernambuco, and William Carey, hence at Per- cutta for Oda port 11th Nov. ice, and Petrel, Carden, fro:21Ho• Eickis, for Yelp& nd Oliver erotirwell, for Cal- a for this rt, was wrecked 4 vart of valuer. Cargo cane that prevailed aff this r -ever, and the sea bas fallen ties =will to, Le Shannon, Richards, from iFrance wreckOd iast night at Rhoscolyn ; A timber-laden vessel, with less of 9[l, was passed, a derelict, on the FRIDAY, JAN UA v.V.—Wind E. Ai iveo.--Surpass, Sherries, from Lishon—Neptuine, from Monsoorcottok ; left St. Helen/4.7th Nov. Tit Bit, Staele ; Fernandes, Contente ; Alide Mill- Coellio, for Lisbon—Flora, Gatb, Terceira —Kalamazoo, Savage, Philadelphia—Triton, Deswelgh, and Eclipse, Kirllove, Ostend—Yorkshire, Shearman ; Consteha. Alen; Infanta, Purdy; Shannon, Ludlam; Ashburton, nil Ella, Broom, New York—Charles Chaloner, 1,1 A 1..- 1_ SAILED.-1 and Am do M'Williat Tl‘rms.". Harriet Augusta, Robinson, New Orleans-LElizabethVoCe, Fairfield, Mobile—Enima, Towell,'Newfoundland and Brazil— Robinson, Laguna —3lignen, Wright, Oporto—Leo, Couch, Messioa—Corsair, Corning, Constantinople—Nelso n Village, Cole, aud John Ravenal, !Drew, Charleston-,Bir H. Pottinger, o)nway, Calcutta—Racer, Paters, and New Union. —Eli Whitney, Freeman ; United Kingdom, e Queen, Coulter, Savannah—Holywood, idian_Queen, Forsyth, and Sobraon, He- Colm,Beirout Cotter; and En Vickers, Oportc ndelea,ar Janeiro ton,' Port Natal—John I Kidd, and Thetis, Tilley, Palermo —England, Cubix •ceres, A Commodore Lady Ann, Anernethy, British Queen, Evan. and Undaunted, Whitevray. Val palachicoli Nasiim Stoup, H-ayt William Penn, Molony, from Philadelphia, in 17 days, IX ports strong south-westerly gales ; lay to oft Holyhead th whole of New Year's Hay, in a strong gale from S.S.W. Eagle, Marshall, and. Lucy, Kemp, , hence at Malaga. xertion, Arnott, from klavre for this port. at Penzance. - from Sydney, N.S.W.. Mt' Pnrtimlnnti, John KnOx, Davi Atlantic, hence for He bpeen, unnoeu, Essex Lass, Wilso :uras, off Jamni )F JEWELLERY ,st extensive e premises of The circumstance xcitemen .emoved t which i s at the p is protectec !e to the e( n plate, any e stated, th ses had :onfusion have referredl wellety, andtui were Missed ;dies and chair ulk, w bad all t pwards THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD =MCMI] Harttago, Burt 5, uib not 09. 28th Nevem at Tripoli, in the British Cc and in the pre t and consul-genet r Catboli ner if, IN oux r Nesto MCKSON:F bOll Of mr. RIFT HAI ILES COM! the 25th ti ROBEI Churct HINSON, of Ens 1.1 Ay ARET, msstii . o= bippfng . intetligrucr I TUF DEc M Lancaster on, Evans, ie, Wolds, rma. R an, WI Nfurnb STI, sic to SOPH 141 lOn {has t Tris was roan ~ cas valuab ele ke only tho: readily c re of opini tv on Sund 1.1 soon be ,e last r it R. Pu DUTTON'( the late Mr. JOS is ANN SII Llanasa, I same day, at Walton-owithelf optician, to ELLEN, second , ti/ Orient4street, Tiverton, came ;lay, at Falmouth, -8.14.M1 to AGXE F.PEI CARTLITCH [arks Church, Mr. Iss. GAY HUGHI "Same day, , ER LAI DI teth-park, - r On the JOSEPH (Y MILNER G PhaiP'S Chu )'s Chu A MAR Mrs. BRADI ANN JAI London ye, Trent' IES EA Mark's Church, CHRISTIAN E J. Cook .011 N PRITCI Llan- 1 ASKEW, riVILLIA MS, I 4tat fill, Mr. JOSEPH %tighter of Mr Churct arch, Mr. RI EY, of,Oxto e Countess of CHI( ife of the Rig Q.UIRI DON JOA is Majesty, to A sq„, stt California arshall, and Ann Elizabeth, The Anna Watson ; r ibis pert. tiam age t an-goo appaiently ina 'clam Bombay 18th eallinz from Zante at Alicante, anti sailed ior this port 21st December. , Elizabeth, Strong, and Nile (5..1, Bulk - The George and Richard. Nichols, of nia, has been lost on a tongue of•sand •om Guove Seenla, from Sydney; Forfarshire, f fastarom Calcutta; and &sari, Crison for Rio Janeiro, has come up he)• cargo,and stop her leaks. ST. .1.014 N, N.B. 16th Der.—The Sarni pool fembis port, struck on the rocks n hence at Beirout, don, from Patago. [orate Video. rn Whampoa; Stead barge part of'hi Milledge, from Liver sear She!bourne, on th loss o 1 wassi Clark, Nith Cape) Londo to W.S.W., fresh, t Calcurt rika, Plui Cunnir •ti du 0 •uck by a t boats, S.tockto' e at DE tiled from !oth; Bar( JA elope, ' it Mont, hrccira nt Bloreng irrs.m. Star TO A ship, repc Cingao&la, 'eons starte Envoy, M'l at I Agnes Sopti Portland. S Dec. for this Phoenix, GI 12th Dec., w Benj. Boyd . Flora, Coyt] iOIJTHAM V pool to Afric trance of Cor A large ste 27 W.—Rose let 49 N, lon; 50, long 1 W.—Drill,' lat 1 S, long 20 W.- 18th Dec. in lat 37 N topmasts, and her Washington, ? lat 50 Nl', long 17 lat 26 N , 1( Calciitta, for this toa Benjamin Boy Ist 18 N.l 19th Nov. in Ist N, long 29 W.— N.B. for this port, 29th Dec. in let 49 this port, 19th Dec. in lat 49 N, long 1 port, for Sierra Leone, 29th Dec. Emperor, hence, for Bahia, 24th C Oceanus. from Blames Ayres, for Bo 8, long 46 W, had spoken the ship I this port, on the Equator, and the s' long 24 W , hence, for Bon.— a Bay, for Loniton, 2WI Dec. in nbrook, hence, bound eastward, 2; 23 W.—Albert. hence, for San Francis long 21 W.—Melissa, from Bombay, fi lat 36 N, long 34 W.—Druid, from Fer 7111 Dec.—Emitern, lionra fn.. it.M. 26.—Ma rp Ceylon New °flea: for Deniers 14th Dec 27th Dec mil 'chat to, fror Thursday y, and part of 'epee for New froin Malta at ( !, from Camaroons at W h, hence for Terceira, a! tb Jan.—The st ported to have t stow by two Spa ESSELS SPOKEN d, of t tong 34 W, K•itb three topgallant long 9 Lord Hard 29 W.—Tali —Ben Lernond . N, long 31 W VDON H. Cox and Bra 4—Thor The Sir Edward Parry it attac .t Liven has put anklin, Yeaton, 54.. E, 21.—The Princ board the crap , WN, 4t ia, Jan 341 ; 13 430 112 531 il2 GAZETTE Co., Liverpo4 le and Nodit ry, Lau lIMENIMMISMOINNIMIIIM!INWZ ' t ~ the t heavy sea, 1 - t , t v i . 7wo steam- :L. wee !aced ISth, r, h put into Di 51 N, lon .ith Dar i Pty'for ,f main an, s.—Meg M —lron 1) 8 N, lon from St. g 19 W.—E -Aurora, fr, in lat 49 N, lnn 30v. in lat 6, fiston, 12th Nov. in Devon. from Bomb lat 40 N, long 27 7th Dec. in tat 43 N sco, 29th Nov. in la 'or this port. 18th ll month) Po, for this a, 24th Nov. in lat 6 at 58 S, long 7! —Canondah, Parker iOLYDAYS New M SDAY, JAI LI 3 6 Snii 0 0 .Pla 0 4 'Tur 2 0 :Gee 0 0 f 120 7 6 :FIELD C( Wheat is MrIII6MMNO ige OFFAL. per lb ,how little JANUARY the nnsiliti t*en - - fn. tLe s house and attributed the nano the part ofi Kelly. The case tIV eompneations, and, after s en di ng a car ss. Mr. Rushton adjourned the case to today. - -Bernard Godfrey, a young lad of chargnce, was b roug ht b e f ore Mr. Rush on, so ed with having st o l en a l oa f f rom a n in Renfuld•street, k e pt b y a person named b one of the 'hridewell-kepers, stated ° Y had bee n i n the workhouse, but e since leaving he bad been,in the habit o f sleeping try over Mr. .Lennon's bake-house ; and red ,prompted him to the nom-about the shop. Mr. charge in tote .Knee al Ijv p eStitut eSterd CILIA , th%t th th e 'n th at .., erne o I ..SX A v i is‘ fUrin„,, aw ay ivi irturfe;' tilr m ess r. t ato and t„_two ..ittA AP. ~,""tir - RN, ,non, htle.as, hung c. it' the theft whae hang gave direction afar his re !wring offtr."" Mr. Urray, on, 1 - .._ s JJ ItiNgN Dryau 7Fint-olereoant, l t. Jamee.street, was brought uldv on the following charge :—Police constable - thtit he aPPreheoded Mr: Holmes on Saturdw on a charge of beitig drunk and incapable -. in Great Toward--' stated --. ul3 norse and g ig. i„ ~., ____ .____.,„reet, ce that h e saw Mr. Holmes driving at a Coal; Great Howard -street—he should think of going at the rate of sixteen miles an hour ; the gig Struck a man, who was crossing the he fore hea d and the wheel passed overthe man's ' naryild to the Northern Uospital bleeding pronounced to be dangerously ae g .. , stauders ca ll e d to Mr. Holmes, but he Crlnus career, and see me d i n t ent on gett i ng fort: ' lad iaed the hor se ' s re i ns . Th e name i ntte Man is Robert Gilbert-son—he resides It was subsequently found that his ions. Mr. Hitne, who attended for aumitted the offence, and pleaded his client's control himself at the time of the accident. ta;djudged hint to find bail—binaself in £2OO, sureties in 1(30. Mr. Rime hoped the usual once would be excused. Mr. Rushton said he waive a single formality in such a case. In the e morning bail was tendered and accepted. `hie-looking lad, named 'William Boylan, was twenty-one days for robbing his master, t Charlotte -street., of cigars, &c. !lamed Jame s E vans , was comm i tted for s 'ealing a pair of boots from another boy. 'ight Asylum, where the ‘ e ad, a I,TThe b ere n ot i• in. 11. of di:, pie lrobbery took pl ace in t cwere sheltered. ie n ab oll'olc SvgAin.s:o.—A la out 1 cwt. of cotton ; a sample Limelcit al Produced in court. The lad Wk. „ILL, ,11-ane, and the cotton was taken on. it. Mr RuZ to ue n drove; he gave a rambling account of state. went matedroad e :t hi f t. months. From a no or WO stealers c • u owner it appears the cotton ontrive to secret the rn I e in cotton warehouses ,0 Saturday night 3 doors of the 1. , and &l e i Se Sunday v3 manage to open r e eg rooms, and let themselves he jigger roue. ni of crime is in the fact that. since the stringent PAPtirotr fruitful source of this ...ut upon the marine store dealers by the magiB - unlicensed parties :olurnenced receivingt.u. it occupying private houses ha c v e e gitolikr Y. lO and similar articles, the produ Etd was charged with having )f clean goof stonped in ' n e ori 4_ iles e;iPt check nt lower lasses, as communicants listribur strict visitors, & whether such a church at the comparatively small. cost of £340 per annum, 'is, or is not fulfilling the intentions of its founders, and proving a blessing to the hitherto neg spiritually destitute district in which At is With *these facts leered ar )re us then, we 'beg as ardens to repudiate as unfounded the observations.which you have theoughtlt cot inconsistent with propriety.and truth so publicly and ,unscrupulotialy to make. We have nothing to fear from Investigation, nay we _invite it,.enn. situated scions that, as far as economy is concerned, it has ever been our constant study oince we have been in office :to reduce the expenditure to the lowest.possible limit, con .tistently with the proper and decent celebration of divine service. And as parish warden you are aware of the fact (or at least ought to be) that the finances of the church %yew never in a more satisfactory state, that not a sixpence near, and that voucher ed are lodged for your inspection every half year at the parish office ; a reference to which, when compared with former years, would immediately show a.considerable annual eaving to the parish since we first took office. Our surprise, therefore, is the greater at the animus which could ,have prompted a charge as uncalled far as it is ungenerous and unjust. We are, sir. Your obedient servants, WaAms Vat. lit ary.6,.1851 MAGAZINES Same-day, aged-. 71, GRIFFITH, second son of the late WM LLOYD., excise-eflicer, Llangollen. Same dav, at Leamington, a ge d 41 THOMAS HAIGH. of ANNE ELIhA same day, at Kingston-on-names, aged 67, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. SAMUEL BUCMEY, late of the Inland,Rerenste Office :it this tnyrn On the Ist instant, aged 48, SARAH, wife of Mr. J.JUNG STON, tailor,• of this town, and youngest dauglrter •of the late Mr. JOS. BASTIHt, of Devizes, Wilts. On the 24 instant, agetl:3l, JOYCE BROOKS, wife of Air. ROBERT C. BAYNES, hatter, Lord-street. Same day, aged 41, JANE, wife of HUGH LAMM,Of Redcross•street. Same day, aged 43, the Post-office. Same day, at Manchester, _. age. BICKEItTON WILLI( :Palmer, Esq., of Everton .6ftm P. for Barn, MARY,,wife of Mr. JOHN SENNET, of I family of I is imme , the Eg as detained, s N. 8., 10th He rnrtts; EORE NICKSOX °• St. John —Colonel Harding° has of the Powder report concludes reported on the subject of the removal Magazines from this neighbourhood. His as inlintva nm induced to observe. f should it be decided on by meat to find a new site for I.ct of Parliament or muchants' Magazine at, or near merchants staialisbauen Lore in t that the former plan, by what I can imagine of the locality is the most desirable, safest, and least expensive, and cm-. tainly could heicarried filled, has _____ charging tte.between decks carg towed over to tt SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. .den, A RRIVED.—A Madras. • SA ILRD.—Cat mith, from Ch lexandria, -alliance, Campbell, H Trowel', Bombs; Larragan, Quedens, St. Th4:nas —Warwick —Superb, Messuti Norrie, Arica—Princess Royal, Temme. tsansen, Mazatlan—J K L, Joyce, N :May, New Orleans—Asia (s), Lang, New Moses, New York—,Harriet, Dver, St. fcittptk, Antwerp—c.7atnarina, Hansen, sario, Goicoechea, 88 - boa—Juan V Mat Julie Sophie, Bazin, Oherhourit—Tipula tinopie—Margaret (s), Little, Havre— Legliorn—Cafbarini,Wildertitann ' Leg .Lidstone, Leghorn--Nitledale, Bart -Sprague, Naples—hteatota, —Spring, Barber, St. Malo—',Georgin Hermione, Mensurth, hence at Ancon Dale,Coopr, hence at Odessa. Annette, !iollmann, hence at Marans. Eleanor, Morgan, and Flora &11, Mackay Commodore hence at Havre Need, Letly, and Peter and Johi !eat Ost: Athenian, Hickman, for this port London, {wiled front the Sand Head FALMOW'H, Ist Jan.—The Sobraox Bombay, which put is here 24th Dec., a d dischargi surveyed, and 1 HOLYHEAD. brought to this harbour, from Trefddol Dec. froni Liverpool, experienced wry Gulf of Lyons, 21st and Mad Dec threw c asks which were SUNDAY, JAM. ARRlVED.—Jeremiah G, rißg, Thomas, St. Michael- Madras—Alice. ilondural Mouteztna; Warrior, an Shaw, New Orlenna—Sto I 1. P. Han earth )a.-Mayflower, Drew, M lenly, in the 29th year of:his PALMER, son of Richard .ner a protracted ittneaa, His lordship's death p 1 Iscount ALFORD, vs in nxintn ie, onr.p(ighbour Sir Edward Cust low, succeeded to the vast estates of the Earl of Bridg, his grand uncle, on condition that he obtained a Ma or Dukedom of Bridgewater,•with which the nroneri ,Id then have nt.— failing in which his estate's were to at hisdeath to the Egerton; but.meartwhile he was to have enjoyment of a considerable portion of the revenues, fun er augmected by bequests from the late Countess of Bridg•e ater. Hellas left a son of eight years old to succeed to th e .arldom at 'the death of his father, who is , now upwards of 70. Lord Alfordts demise and the cowcequent family troubles will doubtless .cause the duties of the master of tbe.ceremonie s f- le time to.come to be performed by-Sir E.-Cuat'; mel Cornwall, whose allowance of the mineratof or assistant, in of the anti-ch. amount,c 6s. Bd. per Lord Alford was under forty years.of age i the 34 instant, in Murray-street, ANN FOULKES, eldest Otter of the late Mr. THOMAS WALPOLE, of this town. me day, in St. Paul's-square, Birmingham, theßav,. RANN NEDY. the 4 th instant. aged.r„ ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of ate CHARLES BlRD,.watchniaker, of Soho.atreet. ne day, in London, Sir J, WILLOUGHBY GORDON, lel of the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and Quarter-Master, ral to the Forces. The de, , Sed oficer liad be commission being eoldier b dated Oct. le day, deeply regretted, aged 30., Mr. THOMAS PALMER BETH, eldest son of the late Holland Hesketh, Eaci. the sth instant, suddenly, at her residence, Church t, Egerton, ELIZABETH, relict of .ttie late Mr. JOHN LES, of this town. _avit......ll=llll lll emenmenswp MANCHESTER STATE OF TRAM SAILED and also by the discoiery that as been less animation in the market during the Corkscrew.,.Ponliit stoned in the first instance by the advance in the =ant by the Bank of England, won Tuesday con- Sappho, Easton. from I and from Point Indio 7th Nov nd Cherokee was this , year again a serious mistake, as respects the 27th October for London of cotton, which, on taking stock for the annual return, Left the following WOW discovered had been underestimated some 70,080 bales: Liverpool—Z.lllf . 'eedingly mscrew y the brokers the on entertained b We have Ant werp—nyperion, —Chorister, tor Plvg " - '"' i".awa' J ~.'J'''' ''' doubt, with care, these errors may be obviated, and, to this 1 land—Frisk; tor Ilciston—and J W Dar be kept in view in laying duties upon imports is admitted end, a more frequent stocktaking would greatly conduce. } left the following in port, deetinati' to be revenue. It is equally well estab li shed as th e p o li c y S i nce Tuesday we have had further accounts from America, re- I Lady Mona—Ann-29th Mc . ' and duty of the government, to discriminate in the levy- I presenting an advance in cotton, and also from India with fa. Stranger—and Lancashire Witch. ing of duties, so as without falling below the necessar y I vourable advices. The consequence has been a better inquiry, Queen of the Tyne, Clark, from Rio Ja.. amount of revenue to give the greatest encouragement and the market closes exceedingly firm as regards price s , b ot h I sa i le d Bth Nov. in company. w i t h the Arg popsiblo to all the induatrial purniti of Our own people." . o a t ev el b o ye t t li z : . nd yard, which, indeed, has been a characteristi c o f 1 Vid eo . L eft t h e follow i ng B ri t is h vessels' ;quick .Dh 4 and 2.%),2: - . , ra, Air 1,01113^- n Sir A Jac] effeet'permanently or tempo- rarity much sooner than the erection of prof, suitably isolated, yet near enough for liae to which 1 way add, after the fire in the are. a similar plan was resorted to for the storage of at. nition afloat, a large 'vessel being moored off Bark the reception of the filled cartridges, and am moored off the arsenal containing the requisite powder for laboratory works, ace., and to receive the daily peodur" small arms ammunition, no powder or a:rm."' ever after that period heir,. r Magazines e shipping; nal, in 1 for ller vessels 'owed to remain on shore at night, until the erection of the fireproof buildings in La at the lower end of the arsenal, which are mere accomed dation buildings." AN AMERICAN : PROTECTIONIST, 'he United Sta Treasu llth Dee„ nu Sr. ANDRE Itirado, of this port Cue, Killey, Matte, Duwall, )n, Chris. losertims, .n World, -Phcenix, Freder reet, G Calccitta-:-Ge ew Orlezns—J York—Wester John, N.B.— , Antnerp—Nt Mirth, Gartlez, Eidswold, Br •go (salt) k lion Ca's . s, Nante .he ehat Anil Creok 1% . 1; s o it Liverpool ; 16, Ric] for Monte 17 2 Wit' 7 -pen I John C -Li:Fp:T.4S, IQ lace, Ki ,n, cheer MEND day of It. Neoti 1. Frecklitc CLARATION OF DID' ittingharn, Liverpool, the pound. any Wed BA NKRLT PTS, c).td, provision e Liverpool Distr is, Liverpool ; official assigr is Merry-iventher Cochrar Ipswicl d Harr CERTI FI CAT' a cause be a A. Bear FICATE GRANT} OF CREDITORS I Pri tebar n, Manche, V. Baffin DEND rovision dealers• rt of B vine niercli —first I I must IN CATF rd dram -John B !ay, witf own to t r) erect ink obtai duct ere ry hail not t trans. lands re n stock —lt is in contetn fable or bronze in year was 837 were 66 )st warm breezes we —The perfor d by crowded compa iy, appear cached was the contrar nharvpd nd asked fc e pave- adding that he had i accounting for tho ,ocket by ,0 button of out of Mr. ner, ,Id take be prisoner w Light ur the el nd the I 'des they !e, 19th )RN 11