The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-06 00:00:00

... . . ._. . . . 4 - .': rmE i i ivEttpooL STANDARD. . A-Pit IL 6, I . t . ds 'YEW ,.. ...., ..... .. ... ' ______--------- - GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, APRIL 3. • octrp. , SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT WESTERN t, -. ll"lintng ill tiligtnce, CI) -es A k t II O T n, N L i grocers:nlh . OF TUESDAY. STEAM-SHIP. see - jilarketo. N:e . llll 7 d , D J E:. p A i r e e ' l ... .Neill, and H. M•Neia, Liverpool,.. J. Wallace, W. M'CullOc !loch Liverpool, grocers-- r( ,C Pick sLi to . h: - ande:. --''Q 7I 7 C - 11 3 : 500 bage-3,000 have been sold to-day.. THE LATE MRS. LOCKHART.' , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. • (From our Second Edition'of Tuesday.) TUESDAY, Arai e 2.-Wind W. LIVERPOOL CO'FTON MARKET, APRIL 5. 1 l es r tel D ca i r " rie ° rs- LV J E. . n .l . evi•st t e o r l a irr n i d 'e n " . - ElaI L : This magnificent vessel on S e turday morning, at length left ARRIYED,-Booyant, Perro, from Gihreltar-Castlereagh, Kelly, 'll,e market continues without change. The sales yesterday were gleston, •. BY THE QUEEN. , The clergyman who read the funeral service over her was her moorings, at the Btunswick Wharl', for Bristol, previous to f l ro s n A t i S L t E . D e . t_ic % h y ll t 's in . °reined, Erigstock, ifor New South• Wales-Ring A- PROCLAMATION, DECLARING Halt MAJESTY'S PLEASURE crossing the Atlantic for America. No occurrence for a lene her father's friend, and hers, and mine-the Rev Henry Hart Manchester, , . • :alien Castle • Doyle for Trinidad-el te nna S i *th • P ietolus • on z.l , eu , I • . Milman, one of the probendaries of Westminster ; anti a little , ToucleiNo DKR ROYAL CoituNATIoN AND VIE SOLEMNITY time past has created so stirring an interest in the scientific it 1 . • . • . LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET; art use, for Charieston-Bashew, Bourne, for New Orleans-South BANKRUPTCY 617PERSEDED, incident which he happened to observe during the prayerS'sug- i TILEYEOF. world. She had been destined to' start by tive o'cloi k ; but Am( New ' * • . Barstow, for York-Alice, Knepp for Newburyport--. Excessive dullness reigns over Bmarketsmuch o . . our dry utter ;so s , George Mince, London, tea-dealer. , gested to him some verses, which he transmitted to me the Victoria, R.-Wh ereas we hav e reso l ve d , by the f a vour and owing to the impossibility of clearing her of the numerous Sarah Parker, D,,vi es , f or Portsmouth-Ditto. Luce ; and CR. C, !mice& that the annexed quotations may be considered as literally morning after, sod which the reader will not, I believe, consi- blessing o f Al m i g hty G„d, t o ce l e b ra t e t h e „l el/ mite o r o ur. workmen who were employed up to the last minute on her Beitird. for Bay Chaleur-Ilentrewshire,• Hutchinson, for Quebec- nominal. tit Nu New Grass Butter has yet appeared-a little is expected, , BANKRUPTS. Andrew Brown, Quadrant, der altogether misplaced in the last page of these memoirs of R o y a l Coronation, upon Tuesday, tne 26th day of Jun; next, at tee ,rations, &e., she did not start until upwards of an hour Henriette, De Hart, for Antwerp-it Z, Vries, for Amsterdam- and ; next steemers, from the South of Ireland. and the price will Regent-street, London, liteeman. Robert Bishm C Ilarlitwen beyond that time. Notwithstanding many stumbling blocks, . probably opea at about 112 s per cwt.-There is a tolerably active de- ~ .ree ,, wicli e, e • „tic r. her father:- our palace at Westiniuster ; and forasmuch as by ancient cos- mend for Beef and Pork, forship stores; purchasers, however, evince John Winder, Little May's-buildings, Bedfordbury, London, lance "STANZAS, MAY 22, 1837. toms and usages of this realm, as also in regent of by tenures every thing was in good sailing trim when the Great Western John Bewr. Lovell. hence for Africa, off Tuskar much unwillingness to give the present high nrices.-The Bacon mar- conist. "Over that solemn pageant mute and dark, .of sundry manors, lands, and other heredttaments, many of our started; and, with the, exception of the starting of one of the A riel„ hence. at Alexandria • ket has lattetly been in a very stagnant condition; we, however, think it is slowly recovering. John Phil oft, Rochester, ironmoneer. Johti Barton Baldwin, Whitt: irk, forkehire, merchant. Where in the grave we laid to rest loving subjects do claim, and are bound to do 'and perform small planks connected with the larboard paddle-wheel, all Great Weetern, fsteamere did not receive any material injury,and Heaven's latest, not least welcome guest, divers services on the said day, and at the time of the coronation, bore a propitious appearance. The morning was . glorious, proceeded to Bristol, where she is expected to arrive this day She s. d. ,s. d. John Woodhouse, Ih'olverham pfon, victualler. 'What didst thou on the wing, thou jocund lark! as in times precedent their ancestors, and those from whom they and as the magnificent vessel floated majestically down 'the will leave Bristol for New York on the 7th instant ' - ByTTER.-Belfast (Xi 0691 0 per cwt. Thomas Eatough. Blackburn. provision -dealer. Hovering in unrebtiked glee, claim, have done and performed at the coronations of our fam- Thames, she was saluted with the sheers of all who at that early Several casks of palm oil, apparently not long in the water, were Banbridge .. '74 0-76 0 William Henry Hormsfield, Preston, draper. And carolling above that mournful company? MIS progenitors and predecessors, Kings and Queens of this hour were assembled. When she was thoroughly afloat in openoff Cape Finistere by the Zant. arrived• , • • passedra ~ , ( her. yesterday Coleraine... - 0 0 Thomas Hoyle, Manchester, muslin-mattufacturer. Sligo 0 0 - 0 0 -- . 1 • nsler from Catania for Falmouth was spoked on the Bth , March, "0, thou light-loving and melodious bird, realm; we, therefore, out of our princely care for the preserve- water, the log-line (a patent one) was cast, and her speed as- off ('ape tiel Girt Derry At every sad and solemn fall lion of the lawful riehts and inheritances of our loving subjects certained to be fifteen knots an hour, which disproves the as- Rossendale, Friend, hence for Bahia, was spoken on the 28th March, Limeriets - 00 -- be ' April 25. R. Roles, leverpeol,shtp.chandler-April 24,D. Fossletr Of mine own voice, each interval whom it may concern, have thought fit to give notice of and sertion of some of our morning contemporaries, that she was off Tuskar Carrick • 00- 0 0 and It. Green. Lime-street Li , o Won, merehante-April 25, J. Y: publish our resolution therein : and do hereby give notice of, outstripped on her trial the other day by the SiriuS. In fact, Eliza Scotland, Bale, hence, at Ancona . Kilkenny - a n d It ; Broad-street, Londorewine. •• • • - • mteehent April 30, F Webb, In the soul-elevatime prayer, I heard . Giorgio, Cherie() hence , at Messine • Carlow, 3 7 iddlt ton, Bread and publish the same accordingle; and we do hereby further the latter never passed her at all until the two vessels were pro. . , . • Thy quivering descant full and clear-Marwood, Stott, from Genoa at Messina, and sailed 7th March for Waterford signify, that by our Commission under our Great Seal of Great seeding in contrary directions, and then the Sirius had no bur-Newry - 74 0 std T. W. Clagett. Billiter-street, London, merchants-April 24, Ps Discord not laharmoniousto the ear! Licata 1 ' • ant t h is port Britain, we have appointed and authorised all the Lords and then on board ; the Great Western had 500 tons of coals. At Chieftain, Connor, sailed from 'Messina 28th February, and 'Matilda, Cork - 0 O• 0O• - 0 0 ---• E. Dover, Great Russel-street, London, upholsterer-A till 21. W. "We laid her there, the Minstrel's darling child, Cork dry. 3.1 s 72 0-71 0 Anderson. New-road St. Georee's-in•the-East, London, baker--April others who have been sworn of our Most Honourable Privy , a little after seven she reached Gravesend, having performed Hodgson Ist March, both for Liverpool . Seent'd it then meet that, borne way Do. pickled tas. (le o - 93 a _ 26, W. Rotherham Shorediteh. Loadon. dealer and ch • apman-A - pril Council, or any five or more of them, to receive, bear, and de- the distance in the space of 1 hour 14 minutes. Here most of Harmony. Brown, hence, at Marseilles Frhin the Close eitv's dubious day, BEEP -India Prin.. Wes teriuine the petitions and claims which shall be to them exhi- the visitors, (amidst whom we recognised Mr. Brunel,) with the _ Margaret Scott, Scotland, and Lucretia, Hayes, sailed fm Marseilles • _ - 115 0-1 11 6 err tierce. ' 26, W. Wood, Gravesend. cerpentee-Anril 26. T. S. Mime. at inciO , .... Her dirge shoald be thy native woodnote wild ! this port _sth March New Mess Beef Id 2 6 - 112 6 lane, London, spirit-broks•r-April 26, T. Driver, Pennell's ' * -„errace. biter! by any of our loving subects in this behalf; and we shall Custom-house officer, were put into a boat to be rowed ashore. forrAiDo. - 0 0 per barrel, , Mincine-la Nursed upon nature's lap, her sleep • vine, Sennerson, hence at Beaumeris, for Hamburgh ne. Peckham, merchant-April 26, F. Fisher, King's Arms said for that purpose to sit in the About half an-hour after this an accident occurred which ad app.,iut our sal Commissioners Cornelius passe Victor, from Dordt for this port, off Dover Posit .... 72 6.- AO (.4 yard. Coleman-street, London. merchant-April 26, G. Palmer. Should be where birds may sing, and dewy flowerets weep! - - . • hl the caution which marked all mita y illustrates great • Council Chamber at Whitehall, upon Saturday, the 28th day ofOpossum. fpaekett•frorn Falmouth, at Pernambuco • "Ascendest thou, air-wandering messenger! Apr,il inst., at 11 o'clock in the mornints, of the seine day, and movements of the proprietors or this splendid ship, and of every Tynwald, Arthur, hence at Algiers DRY RAMS Above us slowly lingering •yet, , from time to time to adjourn as to them shall seem meet, for hand connected with her ; this was no less than an alarm of tire. Mary, Walker, hence at Constantinople in 30days, and sailed again . Wee Do - (I 0 ..-- son, Brewer -street, woollen-drapers-April 24, G. Mickle,, LARD.-Firkin - 61 0 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant-May B.W. Bridger; Petworth, Sus , • To bear our deep, our mute regret; the execution of our said commission, which we do thus publish The workmen employed to coat the boilers with felt, for the foe Smyrna 12th ult. sex, roehr-April 9 5 Honor. Christmas from Genoa at Messina 21th Feb.. and sailed 4th Blaildered - -*A. G. Ross. Bradford, wool-merchant-Apra To waft upon thy faithful wing to her to the intent, that all such persons whom it may any ways con- purpose of preventing the radiation of heat, had improperly yley.,Moreton-in-the-Marsh C ult. for Terra NOVa and Belfast - April e • , ,loticestershire scrivener-- The husband's fondest last farewell- cern, may know when and where to give their attendance fur used aquantity of oil, red lead, and felt about the part of them , William lnelis, Truscott, from Maseali at ditto Ist ult, and sailed LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Atom. 3. -6, J. Harvey, Glastonbury, Somersetshire innh ll' -Apr *Le5 1. Stead, Leeds sadsller--MaY I, G, Bing, Poona,,o (er s Love's final parting pang,. the unspoke, the unspeakable! the exhibiting of their petitions and claims concerning' their which is ►in contact with the chimney. As the vessel approached , sth tar Monte Video Bedfordshire, Since Tue , elay last, the importA of all kinds of Grain from Ireland, money-scrivener -June le, G. Irvine. New ' ShorehSussex t " Or, di.ht thou rather chide with ehy blithe voice services helot - mentioned to he done and performed at our said the Nore the smell of heated oil attracted attention, but its Marmora, Barnes. from Constantinople. at Smyrna Bth ult. . . have been very smell, but of Flour and O•stmeal, they have been again her-merchant-June 14, F. Beldey, Brighton,l am ' • Un- " Our selfish grief that would delay coronation ; and we do hereby signify unto all and every our origin was not perceived until, in a few minutes, it burst into Porcupine, Clarke, f •om ditto at ditto 12th iookseller-May 9 A to a fair extent, and there has been a steads' demand for eve r y article N. Lea. Birmingham, builder-April 25, J. Iliws 11. lal-Be A. Her passage to a brighter day ; subjects whom it 'nay concern, that our will and pleasure is, Smyrna Cornish, from ditto, at ditto I3th flames, emitting. of course, large volumes of smoke. The vivid- Mary st , , kimnall, Freto, from Mobile, at Havre in the trade here and in ourcountry markets, at an advance of Id per shire, miller-April 26. S, Hill, Leicester woe ,'d 'i ili., ~r..., s inner-e -spinner-May 3, Bidding us mourn no lontTer, but rejoice and we d., hereby st rictly charge and command all persons, of ness with which it burned must, to the nervous, have appeared - Sheffield, Maxwell, from New Orleans,l at ditto respective bushel on Wheat and Oats. end Is per 2eolbs ou Flour, aml W. Grundy, Pilkington, Lancashire, cot * - ton spApril 28, J. That it hash heavenward " flown like thee, what rank or quality so ever they be, who, either upon our terrific •; fortunately, however, those on board were so satisfied Crescent, Rider, hence at Meta for Oatmeal, Malt, Barley, Beans and Pease a t fully our lest quotations; Gleadhill, Oldham', cotton-spinner. That spirit from this cold world of sin and sorrow free! letters to them directed, or by reason of their offices or tenures, with the efficiency of all the arrangements, that the only excite- Aleion, Leacher, from Rio de Janeiro, at Antwerp there hes been azain a large arrival of Wheat into Wakefield last week, 05.488 quarters) and prices have been ful suorted in the Yorkshire To be rant / CERT( FI,CATES . or otherwise, are to do any service at the said day or tithe of meat produced was that of interest instead of fear, and all the Mary Ann, Teylor, from Yarmouth, and Perthshire, Cornwall,g ed, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the I watched thee, lessenine lessening to the sight, • from 1 Iswieh for this girt et Deal markets; and at elauchester, on Saturday, there mid( was a rate de- 21th slay of April our coronation, that they do duly give their attendance accord- effect of this alarming appearance was that of inciting every s 1 ~. s , , mend for Oats and Oatmeal at last cmotations, and for Irish Flour at Still faint and fainter winnowing %Wean, Patrick, from Berbic.• in the Downs J. Cooper and J. 111•1 eod I ' tvrpool, merchant-F. Parker, North- Stilt !sunshine with thy de indlitoe wine", ingly, in all respects furnished and appointed as to so great a Person on board to activity. No sootier was the position of the L 'ofthe Lake, * aoe , an advance of Is per 27011,5.-There is no alteration in the duties on a , t - e I " '-' p on, up. o sterer-B. Heiehineton Darlineton D • solemnity appertaineth, and answerable to the dignities and fire ascertained than so huge a •jet of water was directed upon Grain from foreign ports this week, and no transactions worth notice merchant -J, B• • J "" ' , , wham, wine- A speck, a movement in the ruffled light, Vrow Hermetic. Knee sailed from Mattsleis for this port 27th ult. have occurred in bonded drain or Flour since our last-prices remain enjarimn, Jewry-street, Aldente London w• th- • ••• e , ,a c manu facturer-A. 0. 51(•dley, Aylesbur • • places which every one of them respectively holdeth and enjoy- it by the powerful engine pumps belonging to the vessel, assisted Andre, Degrave, sailed from 0m I for this net e7th ult. „4,, , y, banker-M. Kinch and R. Kineh, Tat thou wert melted in the sky, ' as last noted.-We have had a thin attendance at tie.; day's market !!!Rochester, eth, and of this they or any of them, are not to fail, as they will by a nortable file-engine, with which the deck was fortunately voador, (steamer; Clarkson, sa ed from the Cove for Rio de Janeiro warehouseman-W, Green, Sheffield. iroemonger-T. An undistinguished part of the bright infinity. line 'moderate d d I • *.' - ' a very eman fur a most every article in the trade, ex- B• • provided, that it was extinguished with scarcely a bit more da- 29tliult. Jones, irmingham, gun-maker-H. J. Ebsworth N ' - t answer the contrary at their perils, unless - upon special reasons P cep( for Oatmeal, of which, considerable sales were made, and in the Coleman t • I I ' unn s cour . Aleet emblem of that lightsome spirit thou ; mage than that occasioned by - the zealous remedies of the crew. Bolivar, Janserand. sailed from Holyhead for Gibraltar 31st ult. -s re( t„on( omn 001-brok - by ourself, under our hand, to be allowed, we shall dispense with riet•s of this (ley week we can make no alteration. er C. J. Delvalle.Peckham grove, 'London, bill-broker. That still, wherever it might come, • During this anxious scene the engines had been stopped, but Jamaica, Weston, from Bahia, at this port; sailed 23rd Jan. •The rrmr ty 70lb .s, d, s. d. INDIAN CORN, 4ff 4801 h. any of their services or atterdances. , Cabotia and Balfour. were loading for this port and the Esk, for ee , ei e e ...................................... 8 6 a 9 6 Red 43 it a 41 0 Shed sunshine o'er that happy home. Given at our Court at Buckingham-palace, the fourth day of Messrs. Matidsley and Field, who were on board, now descend- Hambur_ eh. Ott the 11th Feb. sidled from Pernambuco, and left the I ''''''" Her task of kindliness and gladness now April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eel, and, having carefully examined the source of alarm, report- Royal William, in the outer rords, ready for sea, and the Manchester, Irish Scotch 8 0 9 0 White 43 0-44 0 MEETINGS OF CREDITO RS, 7 3- 8 9 BEANS, tp• qr. Absolved, with the . element above eel all safe and sound. We are happy in being able most posi- loading for this port APRIL. s thirty-eight, in the first year of our reign. Bonded O- 0 0 Enelisli 'lath mingled, and become pure light, pure joy, pure love. . lively to state, that no persoeal injure was sustained eluting Lapwing, Osborne. from Smyrna, et this port, On the 23rd ult. in BARLEY, 7. Samuel E. Jackson, "(Ist ) God save the Queen. 4, qr. Irish - 36 6 Clarendon Rooms, 1 -Lockhart's Life of Scott, vol. it• the time she took fire; and have nn doubt - of her becoming, one at. 46 -10, long 10, spoke the Monkey English 33 0 -35 0 PEAS, Grey .... 29 0-34 0 11. Joseph Townsend (div ) 14. John Mills, (dive) * . ..Ditt0...... 1 - - of the most favourite mediums 'of transit to the shores of • Chevalier .....,.35 0 -37 0 White.. 38 0 42 0 I Penington's, 1 LIVERPOOL MAIL PACKETS. , America, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4,-Wind W.N.W. Scotch, 4, Nib- 46- 4 8 RAPESEED, ite' last. A: _._. ~.. ~ . _ , -4 -ON A PEERAGE RECENTLY RECOVERED. . lrish - 4 0 FLOUR, English, V 2801 b ARRIVED.-Colosse, Gorce, from Senegal-Commerce. Perry. fromPREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S, • 36 1. -49 0 Foreign, in bond. 20- 2 . 2 Fine cs * * -- ( From the Dublin Evening Mail.) MODERN COMMERCE. Char le ston-Eliza & Abbey, Wade, from New Orleans-Prinec OATS .411 4 . 51 h. Irish - 49 0 • LONDON & LIVERPOOL, "Vox prwcordis-vox faucibus." When we first heard of the intention of transferring the mail Reeent. Guy. from , Maranharn-Ceres, Ady, from Leghorn-Wind- E e .:ij s e 3- 3 6 American, ele brl. free. I Outward, Home. packets from the Postoffice to the Admiralty, we anticipated the It is remarkable how much the extent of modern commerce rush, plain, and Ann Paley, Hunter, from Lisbon-Racer, —, Scotch - 3 6 Sweet. U.S. ••00 - 0 0 (Sailing before 12th Jan.) —•---- A !ermine note now strikes the ear, reverse of economy-and have not been deceived. There has spreads the luxuries of inankitid. Twenty years ago the sailor, from Palermo-Active, Silsby, from St. Uhes-Johennes Sleick • t from Harlingen-E•ridine Den' Du •ts • Perseverance,Al * tt • Pau- * y , i onne . Iris i.. A real Vaux-di petin, been just submitted to us a return of the fares charged by the after a few weekk'voyage f home,had nothing to look to for line,p 'dJ l' V I 1 . from erre, an u la, .su en trooke, from Ostend. . Foreign, in bond. 23- 3 3 OATMF.AL, 4Y 2401 - 25, Odd Os Od 50s Odra 60s Od: Whereas the stranger cracked Vaux before packets, with the number and rank of the officers, clerks, &co the remainder of his time, but salt beef and pork. The idea — Ditto, duty. free.. 3'2- 3 6 English ' 23 0-23 6 Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice. 20 0-.0020 0 - 25 0 Honduras RYE, clitqr ;se o -36 0 Do. new 1837. 24 6 - 21; 0 Was only Vaux falsetto. employed, comparing the establishment previously to. and since then occurred to some ingenious cook, of packine meat so air- Glanmalier, Brown, from Arleta at Valparaiso 16th Dec. MALT, ift qr. •fine ..56 0 -59 0 Scotch.. ..... 23 0-23 6 • or i,Boston NewY I - 0 0 • Wright, from Callao, at ditto 19th Charleston, Savannah I.MIIIMIESIMMEINEMOMEIN•t• the transferring to the Admiralty. We now present our readers tight, that it would keep fresh, at least for a certain period. A M ' lwa Y. ' Middling 46 0 -52 0 25 0-30 0 et) 0- 0 0 Iti.beeca • Hooten hence at Bahia New Orleans with a summary-they will see what this change has ended in- foreign chemist followed the idea, and by par-hoiling meat acid -G . t i l • -• " 35 0 - , tro 0250- 30 0 and A ittleton hence at Maranham ------ •- • ---- ------- ----- ----- - ------ --- Havana 12th Jan, 40 0-60 0 110 0 -130 0 LITERARY NOTICE'S. a great addition of expense to the country, and of patronage to vegetables, and then enclosing them in tin cases, arrived at the ' Tartar, Da * vies, hence * at Al • seers LIVERPOOL . CATTLE MAIt K ET, APRIL 2. Call:ida , OO.-00 0 0- 0 0 the Admiralty. What is Mr. Wallace about ? This is ha p o wer of preserving • provisions for a circumnavigation of the Dolphin, Burchard, from Isio Janeiro, at Trieste The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been tolerably large for British North America O- 00 00- 00 • • MentOtee of the Life of Sir Walter Scott. Vol. 7. owing to his interference. If be was hitherto so anxious to have globe. Ten Years ago the thought occurred to an American Mandane. Alderson, from Alexandria, at Gibraltar 15th ult. and the time of the year, many - of whieh w'ere of vi•ry good qiialit - Newfoundland , l e a - 40 0 30 0 .-- 40 0 Edinburgh : Cadell. London : Murray and Whit- the mail packets removed from under the management of the trader of carrVine ice to Calcutta. He embarked Ins ice in the Sailed 16th for this port Trinacria, —. from Palermo for this net, at ditto we cannot note any alteration iti prices from our last week's quota- 13 !szik lions. We have also had a very moderate supply of Sheep, which have River Plate - 3 0 '0 20.. 0- 60 a Postoffice on the ground of its being expensively conducted- American winter, and, though I.e lost a third of his tempi on• 35 0 - 40; 0 35 ,0 - 0 0 taker. Ruby, Farrent, from Smyrna at ditto 16th ult. and sailed 17th for been/but of middline quality for the Hine of the year; hut, in conse- East Indies. es we ask why he is now silent when the removal has ended in such the way, carried the othet two-thirds up the Ganges, where, t hi s - 50 0 40 0- 50 0 port quence of the greet demand for Mutton there were but few left unsold Company's Ships - 5 . 0 45 0- 50 0 • This important contribution to our national liters- wasteful prodigality ? Is this the fruit of the costly cornmis- for the * first time since the deluge,it has become a reteulai en- Fanny & Jule Covering, h • • . e . hence at ditto 17th ult. and cleared 18th at the close of the market, which, upon the whole, may be considered Batavia - 50 0 45 0- 60 0 lure-the memoirs of the " mighty magician of the Mons of inquiry, - Ithe the b . which ' William and numerous reports on su ject joyment. Lord Bentiuck, not unjustly, gave the for Leghorn a brisk one.-Good Beef readily sold at 6d, middling ed and a very New South Wales North"-has now been brought to a propitious close. have been printed during the last five •years ? Anierican•a gold medal, as a mark or his approval, and we hope Heeriette, Lobbe, sidled from Lisbon for Rio Jeneiro Vied ult, few at 51(1 -Good Wethrr Mutton sold et 7(1, with a few inferior Cape of Good Hope - 40 0 The talented biographer has availed himself of the vo- In comnaring the establishments on shore, and afloat, on the that he has made his fortune by this time. within the last two C Items, Roberts, sailed ditto for Monte Video '2sth ult. •• quality at 60.-N umber of Beasts, 1003 ; Sheep, 3328. Africa 25 0-30 0 30 0 -120 0 Thalia, Woolverton from Leghorn, at Falmouth - 25 0 15 0- 20 0 Liverpool line alone, we find the following result :- years a similar venture has been made to the Brazils, and the__ luminous materials placed at his disposal in a manner Li mant . as aro toe,Adams, from A • 1. & C r * f * V. • • alparinso, at Swansea Lima Valparaiso Sec Under Postoffice. Under Admiralty- -burning mouths of the men and women of Rio Janeiro are -• LIVERPOOL AGRICUL'rUItiL 111ARKET, APRIL 5. Malls, SHlA, ' Cornelius —, from Srnyrna for this port, off Maj nee , Sleety &e. 25 0 - 3•1 0 20 0- 25 0 which . reflects the highest credit upon his diligence, abi- Alen. Alen. rented, when the the, morneter stands at 110 in the shade, by Crown, Kerr, cleared at Gibraltar for Malta 17th March s. (I, s, d, e. d, s. d. Smyrna and Constantinople - 25 lily, and integrity. The present volnnie affords a suc- On shore in Liverpool 4.. £684 0 0.. 6.. £1,268 16 10 water congealed it in where stood at zero the sun. !Majestic, of St. John, N.B. waterlogged and abandoned; with fore Old Hay - 30 0 20 Or -.5 civet account of the progress of the following . works ---- Kingstown 1.. 65 0 0.. 6., 30e 17 6 A few years ago tut tle was inaccessible for half the year in and maims - m. 4 standing, and wizen mast carried away, was passed 26th New Hay O9O 0 1 Cattleyotatoes 141 5 _ Madeira - 20 0 through the press :-The Life of Napoleon-the Chro. Richmond-Tender .. 12.. 756 12 0.. 18.. 1, 2,43 4 1 London; and now the aldermanic worshippers of this most he,- ult. in lat. 47, tang. 8 Clover Hay . ..-. 08 0 101— Turnips .24 026 0 per ton Western Isles, Cape de Verds 2O 0-30020 0 - 25 0 Commerce, Perry. from Charleston, at this port. On the 7th ult. Straw Wheat.. 0506 t -- Carrots 3U 03;i) Lisb 'Thetis (Avon) - 20 0 15 0- 20 0 niches of the Canonmate-tlie Reviewals of Mackenzie's in lat. 47 30, 10ne..i4 40, fell in with the' Elizabeth & Caroline, * Straw, * . from Oat 0- 41 0 5 Marielewurzle22 024 0 Cedi e . Comet (Lucifer) .... 22.. 1 745 19 9.. '23.. 1.715 8 6 ; day in the year; consigned „ from the spot where the turtle sighed St. Andrew, N.B. fur Jamite.a, dismasted and waterlogged; took o ff Straw Barley.. 000 0 - I Manure - 8010 0 -- France Edition of Home, and Hoffman's Tales-the Tales of a ' , Dolphin (Sheerwater) '20.. 1,626 I 3.. 27.. 1.912 8 3 • their last under the blue skies and alone the sheik-guarded the crew On the 13th s k II 51 S H I • t" ... • . oPo e •. . ercu ts, rem Cork for _ - Holland - 10 6-15 o 10 6-15 0 ----se_ •Grandfather-Religious Discourses by a Layman-the Urgent(inplace Etna) 22 I 74 - 19 9.. 31.. 2,298 4 7 ' * .. , a i shores of Jamaica, _cases hermetically sealed convey the con- Halifax ----- LONDON COLONIAL 'MARKET, APRit. 3, Hamburg, Bremen, Sec. - 20 0 Reviewals of Ancient Scottish History, and Pitcairn's Alen. cocted ambrosia to !MI shores, and ma partake of the raptures LIMP.RICK. April 1.-The Emily arrived here from London. picked Gottenbure, Stockholm ... - 50 0 Trials-the History of Scotland-the Letters on De- Under Admiralty, total and on the 31st, cas sof wine S -'l' •s ftthe met lea t full m lint:tined the f of uctit. lii a ernoon . . erecter whieh it has obtained during th Y las ' ' two weeks ; yiturt,Tile prices Oporto Petersburg, Riga. &c. - 0 0 45 0- 80 0 Under Postuffice - 2,0 0 15 0 - 0 monology-the Reviewal of Southey's Life of Bunyan-But another luxurv . is about to be added to the list. A com- again a good business transacted, both grocers and refiners porches- .a THURSDAY, APRIL 5. bee; the sales amount to 400 hlls. slid tees. the French History-together with various other works Increase in salaries and new appointments alone £2.301 15 6 any is formed to send Milton oysters to the Cape of Good Hope A PACKET BOATS,-FALMOUTH sTATIoN, 11 '111•K has become moderate ; of minor importance. The history of Sir Walter Scott's But with what indignation will the public regard the effort-whether al' eorn t we have 'lot yet heard. 'lhe s ieculation . iv . o . t . .. I araven.- acre, own. from New Orleans-George Canning, Foreign,-=the demand for white Havana -- -- Gibbs. from Charleston-Pennsylvania, Smith, from New York- hut importers continue firm, and previous rates have been supported ; GENERAL PosT-OFFICE.-111arch 27, 1837. last illness, protracted sufferin ifinal gs, and theclose of of the Admiral,Dublin C b • their • Admiralty to crush the Company s rivalry ? is equally tar-seeing and philanthropic. It is intended, when a Clydesdale, —, from St. John N.3,-An n Pal, y t fur yellow and brown the transactions halve been limited, and at a - his earthly existence, are related with great power and While the fares for cabin passeneers, on tile 1101% bead line, lodgement has once been fairly made in Africa, to extend it to Pearl. Cove, from Lisban-Lochiny'ar Allan, from M a .- r s' e al es _e a n i l e d . public sale of 2253 boxes, prices receded Is; about three parts found alaz.is made Last Packet, DEsTINATION. Next Packet up an were 15. e-on the Liverpool line, 245•-and of the Dublin Coin- Ceylon and Bengal ; thence to invade China, unless the Em- duels, --, from Tarragona-Anaxibia. Tregarthen, from Terra- buyers. Sailed. Due. tenderness. To this volume there is appended a very London. any, (55.-the Admiralty suddenly reduced their Liverpool nova-Johannes Stret•t and Drie Ge asters, heue been in good demand and full pens shalt regard it as an English device to gain footing in the , , _ , and , g Dykstra, from Harlin- MoLssses.-West India , . . interesting document-a list of Sir Walter Scott's pub- P ' ' V im- t o i A, --, Andre. Driven, from Ostend-and Cornelius have been obtained ; the purchases amount to 50" puns, goo mid- Holland . --- —.----- rates down to 9s. 6.1. at once deterring the private com iany 1 t.'• l ' ' empite. But the company aver that thoueh like India I . ce es ta , e • , lie Vr, Bosker, 'Tom Do,dt. Wing/and goo.l Oemerara at 28s to 29s per cwt. Tues. & Ft•i Hamburg &•Swed. 'rues. & F '. Mon. & Thug's. lications-comprising the whole of his Poetry Romances, f further competitio n . , * T ~ (rum T h us, w hit e the government received the company have no views of territorial ageratelizeir ent they ~ . . SAILED.-St. Mark, Holmes, for New York-and Bootle, Wilson, CoPPRE.-This afternoon there was no public sale of any descrip- Lisbon Reiiews, E Letters, and Miscellaneous Works, • d 15s. for passengers, ssaYs, y vessels, a distance 19 reg ard the oyster as a preparative to a treaty of perpetual amity, for Lisbon. Bon; Ceylon is in steady demand by private contreet, at rather Madeira 1 T 9 ,Saturdays .. . r agus, Braganza, exhibiting. a substantive record or a life of unexampled 69 miles, they received on the Liverpted line, a distance of 120 -the Etnperor, let him he hewever suspicious, beine utterly -- , stiffer prices ; sales of good and fine ordinary' • made at 77s to 81s, and Spain & h'ibralt. Il• urch 26. April 1. . miles, and performed in larger steamers, but 9s. 61. Is this iucapable of breaking off his connexion with the country which Hence at New York:-St, Andrew. Thomps6n, 7th March-Shaks- colour yat 885 t o 92s per cwt. Mocha and liiitish Plantation neg- lalta and Greece.. activity-a life characterised bv a degree of sustained2nd Saturd. March 19. either justice to the revenue or the private company ? The supplies such matchless delicacies. "Let hitn taste but e single peen., Collins, and Orpheus, Bailey, Bth-Inae Bth-Independence, and lected. For Foreign the orders here are tlikrial. p , Nye,ee _ Egypt arid India .. 4111s:inn-day mental enere,y to which the history of mankind can •Oxford. Rathhone, 9th ,March 1 Pmarket h d B.CIIII, BRANI , Y and Ilosteens.- le P. lin as assume a Madeira March 19. return also shows that the Admiralty charges Li Iss. od. for oyster " ' say they iti an efflux of patriotism, "and he is oursis Tuesday q M 'l' S • • - Ontario, —, hsnee oil' ditto 10th quiet appearance. the present high rig together with arrivals Brazil &B. Ayres. ci s month. a, . . . 1(3•lin k B. Reindeer; scarcely afford a parallel. Of this biography it may be carriages to and from Hole head, and but £1 ss. Od. to and from -* * "-'' , ' ' 1 • 1 • . fur ever. -Blackwood s Magazine tor s pri : Joseph Porter, hence for Halifax, was simken I st March, in lat. 43 ofsome magnitude being shortly expected, have caused both the home America mont March 9. April 27. said wii!l truth, that it will be read with interest by fu- Liverpool. We have asked why is Mr. Wallace silent ?-we 20, long. 46 4 / rind export buyers to purchase sparingly, and. imp rters have sub- ( - Jam '., L'ward t Wednes. Tyrian.. altar. 11 H.M.B.Brise• _:._: . . . .. - . ,rs, tore generations, and will obtain a celebrity as extensive also make the' same inquiry as to Sir H. Paroell's extraurdinary Spinster, Bong, and Joseph Winter, Nuttal, hence, at Vera Cruz mated to a reduction on former rates of Id per gallon for both Ja- I NI. & Hayti.. Ist (lay of H.M. B. Star, Marc h "- silence at the injustice done to his favourite child-the Holy- It is with unaffected pain that we notice in the obituary of the Matilda. Rowe, hence. at Hav e n. mica and Leewards.-For Geneva there continues to be a good eaguira and permanent as the masterpieces of genius which emar.Apr , l 29. head line-but we forget-the latter gentleman is a member of week the death of Mr. Edmund Wilkinson, solicitor, in the Rose. Flancers; Banffshire. l'iteairn; Denmark, Bangs, and Helen demand, and all the late arrivals have been taken to supply imme- Mexico and Ha- e 15th day of II stet from the pen of the illustrious subject. al itehell hence at New Orleans diate orders at Is 1111 to 25.-In Brandy there has been only a mode- vans.:. the government, and of ceurse-silent. . prime of life, and after only a few hours illness. 11 1 '....ie cee eased Mar, Samson. Sturges, and President Chadwick, hence New ' at l•ork rate linsint ss transacted since our last, hut prices remain them • first Mar •h • 3 I Jamai. L'ivarde '- ' ' . --...eeess...e-- Mr, Freeling was condemned for having an agent at £5OO in was uniformly esteemed in his profession and beloved in private Cambridge, Butsley, and Lancashire, Al brands ofthe ' " '' at Is 6d.-English Corn 1 Alexander, hence at New . vintage of 183fe in puncheons..lsl. & Hayti. )- 15th day of 11.51.B,Lapwing B. Sheldrakt, . Seven Weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy, Liverpool, yet the Admiralty have added to that sum tall/94.1d life; and the deep loss which his young family have sustained NEW Yorte, March 10.-The Jane, -,outward hound, was at the Spirits in steady request at 9s 8d per gallon. Carthagena ..., j each month. March 17. April 11. Piedmont, Savoy, 4-e. 4-c. By John Roby, Esq., making the yearly salary of £640 9s. Id.. and have also given only increases the regret which is felt by all who had the plea- S.W. Pass of the Mississippi 24th ult. having sustained some damage, M. R.L. S., Author 'of " Traditions of Lancashire ~ a sub, a naval officer, with a salary of £321 13s. 4d. sure of his acquaintance. and the crew refusing to go to sea PRICES of WOOLS AT L 1 Vi RPOOL. ... ... ~ . ..,._ ~ -... -. TRIUMPH OF CoNSERVATISM IN SALFORD.-.The cnnserva- . • • A large British Ship, with peinted orts, and loss of to masts •• was . • P P , ENOLISIL-DOWII Ewes and ble thers 13/1 to 14(1 se lb 4 Dawn Terms MARRIED. &c.' 2 Vols. London : Lon.man and Co. 1837. - seen Ist instant, oti Cape Cod 15(1 to 16.1; Combing Fleeces 14(1 to 15(14 Ditto Skin 13,1 to 15d; Super On the 19th nit. at St. ' TirrlflT wrote 01111 Lrr /IV 0 vrirr te ere (ices have beaten the radicals most unmercifully on the qUPS- DARTMOI Ti A '1 2 A lofabout 3' - . . , . t , , pri . 7 bar . O! tons„ . water logged Skin 14,1 to 16d t Head Skit 12.1 to 14(1. Michael's Church, Mr Philip Billows of Poole, to Miss Mary Worrell. eldest dauAter of Mr_ John Wr0,,.11' ...c Seven Weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy, Piedmont, Savoy, 4-e. 4-c. By John Roby, Esq.. M. R.L. S., Author of "Traditions of Lancashire," • &c.' 2 Vols. London : Longman and Co. 1837. This " Tour upon the Continent" comprises a large amount of very novel and interesting infoirnatiou, use ful for the tourist, the antiquarian, the artist, and the statist, and conveyed in language at once chaste, easy, and attractive. The volumes are beautifully got up, and illustrated by numerous en , ravings on wood from the authot's.sketches, together with a map of the route put . - sued. The principal places visited by Mr. Robv were • Ostend, Ghent, Antwerp, Brussels, Aixla-Chapelle,Co- ' logne, St. Goal-, Manheim, Carlsrulie, Strasbur g , Frey burg, St uhlingen, Schaffhausen, Zurich, Zug, Arch, Lu cerne, Berne, Lausanne, Geneva, Chatuouni, Martigny, Sion, Brigg, "B y he Simplon, Baveno, Lago Maggiore, Milan, Vercelli,' Turin, Susa, Mont Cenis, Lan9lebourg, Modane, Chamberry, Lyons, Moulins, Paris; Abbeville, and Calais. The chief objects of attraction at each of these places, as well as on the intervening routes between each, are faithfully and pleasantly described. The anti riti/ties, natural curiosities, customs and manners, and all outer matters worthy of the traveller's observation, are introduced by the author to the notice of the reader in a vivid and impressive style. Altogether, this work is de cidedly supetior to the generality of " Continental Guides," and will contribute to augment Mr. Roby's po pliiarity. WOOLWICH COURT OF REQUESTS. JOHN JoasoN r. TIMOTHY BuowN.—This was an action for the recovery of a donkey, price 125., sold by John Jobson, commonly known as "Jack Sleeky," to the defendant, Tim Brown, for the aforesaid sum of money. First Commissioner —How will you pay Mr. Brown? Mr. Brown.—Not nu how, if so he I nose it, (laughter,) his donkey's a reg'lar wishous one, and I could not manage him not no how. (Laughter.) Third Commissioner.—Well, sir, you shouldn't a bought him. Diackwoods Magazine. No. 270. April, 1838. This is an excellent number—clever, lively, and phi losophical. We have scarcely read so masterly an ex position of the spirit of the, times as the essay on the " Discontents of the Working Classes." It is calculated to produce a powet ful effect upon the public mind. "An Introduction to the Philosophy of Consciousness" is very elaborately written, but the subject,like all other metaphy siea I inquiries, is exceedingly unpopular. " The Wvrld we. li7e in" has a series of spirited articles on a great variety of exciting topics. Some of the anecdotes among this series might he made the groundwo r k o f very';ffective novels. '" Sketches of Modern Greece" abound in lively sketches of manners in Athens. A 4‘ New Scheme for maintaining the Poor" is well-written and piquant. The review of Mrs. Trollope's " Vienna and 'the Au s trians'' is a very spirited affair. The "Court and Cabinet Gossip of a New Reign" is a counterpart to the article in the Monthly Chronicle on the contern .poraneous history of the reign of Victoria, but, of course, -conceived in a very different spirit. " The Latin An thology" concludes this number, and is as rich in its classical illuStrations as the celebrated papers on the " Greek Anthology." We are glad to find that Chris topher retains, in unimpaired perfection, all the pristine vigour of his intellect and all the exquisite beauty of his imagination. Sleeky Jack.—Now, then, jest year me speak, an' I'll up an' tell you. This year identical donkey as he speaks on, used to run on Hampstead heath on a Sundays, alum , with another one; this year Vother one died through severe weather, and the donkey as I bought took it so much to heart as I never seed afore:, fiNst he took to biting, then he took to kicking. and at last one o' our chaps on the heath said as how a change of hair 'ud do him good, so I tuk the haniinal down to Blackheath and sold hint to Tim Brown, as kept. donkeys fur women to rideon. (Roars of laiwhter.) First Commissioner.--Well, and what passed ? Sleeky Jack.—Why, Tim Brown axed rue how he'd go; trot him out, ses 1; and very well he trotted; then he ses, ses he, what'll he carry? any think, ses I, as he stands under, (great laughter;) we►ry good, ses he, but I aint got the ochre (money ;) oh, as for that 'ere, ses I, 'taint no matter; so we 'greed to for twelve hog (shillings,) and said as how he'd gat it,out on him (the donkey) afore next week, and fork out the browns like a man a' honour, (roars of laughter;) werry well, I left the donkey; he never paid; and 1 never set eyes on him not till sich times as I met hint in the skittle ground at the back o' Bog-lane. _ Second Comunissionet —Now, Mr. Brown, what do you say to this? Timßrown.—Some on it's true, my lord, and some on it's not true. Fact is, some how or other, he managed that mawnin as he speaks on to get the donkey into a very good temper; in fact, I yeard 'em a conversing together, whilst I turned round to Bill Smiff about a bit o' harness; and I suspec. werry much he'd bin a giviu' on him some wittles. (Laughter.) No sooner was he (Sleeky Jack) gone thin the hanitual set up sich a huniversal holler as set alt Vother asses agoin', an' we couldn't quiet 'on any how (laughter;) it was a downright reg'ler mu (toutiny,) and nOthink couldn't stop it ; nobody couldn't ride him ; I walloped him—no go; tried hint at a hay hand—no go; twisted his tail—just the same, my lord; so. aster I was tired on him an' couldn't knock any sense in him, I let him go; and never set eyes on him; and it's my opinion he came to a bad cod, as all obstropulous asses does—there. (Roars of laughter, in v hich the commissioners joined heartily.) After a Abort consultation, it was decided that lialf the sum should be aiiarded with. costs. TITHES IN IRELAND. TRIUMPH OF CoNSERVATISM IN SALFORD.— , The conserva tives have beaten the radicals most unmercifully on the ques tions of the nomination of churchwardens and sidemen, and the election of a select vestry. The numbers were pretty equal at the meeting, and after five days polling, which closed on Tues day evening, were as follow : For the radical original motion 628 For the conservative amendments Majority for the amendments.... 193 This triumph has been mainly accomplished by the exertions of the Operative Conservative Association, to whom the ladies of the borough have presented a very splendid banner. SHAFTESBURY ELECTION.—The chairman announced the decision of the committee on Monday, namely, that Mr. Poul ter was not duly elected, and ought not to have been returned ; but that Captain Matthews was duly elected and ought to have been returned. Captain Matthews is the conservative, and by this decision another seat is gained to us. THE HEART OF OAK CLUB.—CONSERVATIVE DINNER. — On Tuesday week, a preliminary meeting of membeis of the Heart of Oak Club was held in the society's news-room, in Market-street, with a view to the annual conservative dinner. It was decided that the dinner should take place on Wednesday, the 25th of this month, and a committee was appointed to carry the resolution of the meeting into effect. '1 he meeting was highly respectable, and the spirit that pervaded it truly grati fying. We hope in our next to be able to communicate further particulars.—Lancaster Gazette. THE POSTOFFICE.—We notice, with some satisfaction, that a second receiving-box has been made, which will be open while the other one is closed.dming the making up of the mails. Pub lie notice of the time'eacb mail is despatched is also placed in a prominent place on the outside. CA UTION.—The public are cautioned against admitting per sons into their premises as gas-fitters, or inspectois of meters, who cannot on - demand produce a certificate of their being duly authorised ; thefts having been recently committed disreputa ble characters' gaining admission, falsely representing them selves as sent by the gas company. • SITUATIONS UNDER THE POOR LAW BlLL—There are 7800 applications nom nobility, gentry, and others, for situations under the new poor law bill.—Dublin Freeman's Journal. CHESHIRE COUNTY RATE.—The magistrates of the neigh - - bouring county of Chester have made great exertions, for some time past, to relieve the rate-payers from the heavy burden of the county rate usually fixed at five faithinv,s, where a debt of upwards of £35,000 rendered necessary. They were, however, in a situation to state, at the recent quarter sessions, that a rate of a halfpenny in the pound was then sufficient to meet the expenditure for the current. quarter, the debt having been re duced to a small sum, which would be entirely liquidated in June next. • The Earl and Countess of Dutham and family are expected to leave Cleveland-row, St. James's for Portsmouth, on the 12th instant. The Hastings ship of the line will go round from Sheerness to take his lordship on board. The Hon. Col. and Mrs. Grey are expected to take their passage in the Nlalatiar, 74, which will take not the head quarters of the 71st. which the gallant Colonel c .mmands ; but the fine bands of that corps will embark on board the Hastings, for the amusement of the noble governor-general and his suite. His lordship wi.l4 enter tain the captain of the Hastings, Captain Lock, and the pim ento! officers, and a sumprimos table will be kept during the voyage tor 22 persons. A splendid service of plate, porcelain, &c., have been sent to Sheerness to be shipped on board the Hastings. THE APPROACHING CouoNATtoN.—Active preparations are being made for this august ceremony. The etiquette to be observed upon the occasion (for in the crowning of a female sovereign there are forms- different from those which are parts of the ceremonial when the sovereign is a king) are now tinder , the considetation of the Duke of Norfolk and the Other official's of the Herald's College. It is supposed that the forthcoming coronation will outvie in splendour and magnificence even the far-famed one of George IV., which, when the great number of foreign princes and nobles who are to grace it with their pre sence is taken into consideration, seems far from unlikely. The Emperor of Austria will send over 20 Hungarian noblemen (chiefs of ancients houses) ; and it is rumoured in circles likely to knutv the facts, that Russia, Prussia, and France will be also represented by a deputation of their principal noblesse. To add greater eclat, if possible, to the occurrence, the new order, which • it has long been in the contemplation of governutent to inst i lute in place of the Guelphic distinction, now in the gift of the King of Hanover, will be established, and its first batch of knights created. The crown with which the youthful brow of our save. reign is to be invested will be a new one, made expressly for the occasion, and in its structure • very diffelent iron, the imperial diadem, having no coloured stones whatever, the only jewels in it being diamonds rf the finest water, and the golden band, from which the bars spring, representing the national emblems inter woven with oak foliage, the tleur-de-lis being totally omitted. The court trades people are beginning to be very busy, the orders for new coronets, velvets, furs, and other paraphernalia of a coronation being very extensive. SPRING-HEULED JACK.—At the Marylebone Police-office, on Tuesday, James Painter, a youth about 18 years of age, and footman in the service of Mrs. Chater, of Kilburn, was chaiged before Mr. Rawlinson and kord Montfort' with having for some time past kept the fair inhabitants of the above village in consi derable alarm by sallying out upon them during their evening perambulations diseuised as a ghost. Mrs. Ann Anisinek, a respectable married lady, living at Kilburn, stated that about eight o'clock on Saturday evening she was walking along Wa terloo-place, contiguous to Mrs. Chater's residence, accompa nied by a female friend, when suddenly she found herself seized by a ghastly figure, habited in a white sheet, and wearing a hideous mask, from which depended a long beard. The fignre, on clasping her, exclaimed," Who the devil are youl" and her friend hiving recognised the voice of the "ghost," tepliett, very ' promptly, " We'll let you know who we are, and that we are not to be frightened by you." The ghost then beat a retreat, followed by complainant and her friend, and seeing it vanish over a wall surrounding Mrs. Chalet's premises, they were pretty well conviriced that the defendant was the ghost. Miss Charlotte Ilaggerstone, the companion of the complainant, coiroborated the statement. The defendant denied the off, nee. Mr. Hawlinson (to the 'defendant): "Pretty behaviour, trutv. This is a very aggravated assault. If fellows like yliti think they can frighten respectable females with impunity. they will be convinced of their nssstake. by finding themselves within the walls of Newgate. You are fined four pounds, and it is to lie hoped you will learn better fur the time to come."—The money was paid and the defendant liberated. A large liriti , h Ship, with painted ports, and loss of topnlasts, was seen Ist instant, off Cape Cod DARTMOLTII, April 2.—A barque of about 33i tons, water logged and ab.indoned, with yellow si 'es, painted ports, and scrawl bead neatly giblet!, the name on it supposed to be Liverpool, was seen 23rd ultimo, in lat. 42., long. 11 Importo. SCUTCII.—Laid Highland 9s to 9s 8t1; White ditto lis 3d to 12s; Laid Crossed its to 13s; Washed ditto 14s to Iss; Laid Cheviot 14s to 15s ; Washed ditto 16s to 20s 6d ; N hite ditto 24s to 28s per stone of 14Ibs. Ittisu.—Fleeces, mixed lots 13id to Isd ; blethers 13d to 14d; Hogs 15d to i6d ; Combing Sins 13id to 141.1; Sl.ort Skill 11d to 13d. FORElGN.—ltussian 6 1 to 7.1 ; Odessa, fine Itd to '9ld; Buenos Ayres 30 to 4d; ;NI ogadore and Barbary 3d to 4d; washed Peruvian Bid to 91t1; unwashed ditto 6d to 7.1; Kortugal R. 1.. d to l 2 ; ditto, low marks Sid to Sid ; German Fleeces 14.1 to I6d; ditto, assorted, 17t1 to 20d ; ditto, Lambs' 18d to 30d Spanish It. 174 to 22d; ditto F.S. 15d to 22d; New South Wales 12t1 to 21d per lb. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4'c. Le Colosse, (90) J M Chaunel. from St. Louis, 1092 ba , ,, , s gum, R Zwitchenbart and co-125 do. P Deranx—U WEST INDIES AND MADRIRA. Maria, (273) D Smith, from Demerara, 67 1111,1 s sugar, 216 puns 26 Ws rum, 18 tees eotiev ' 307 puns mobisses, Jones Nlann and co—co—l'D San Rafael, (92) M A de Meaurio, from ttavana, 60 tons logwood, F Tclanero—G 1) Torremocha, (84) J Guillen, from Havana, 70 tons logwood, F Manero—G D PRICES OF SIIARES, LIVERPOOL, APRIL 5. Last Prices This day' , RAILWAYS, St,c. Pershai e. Prices. Birmingham and Gloucester l5 paid 10 2 6 .... 917 6 Ditto and Derby 2O .... 19 15 0 .... Birkenhead and Chester 5 .... 815 0 .... Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 63 10 0 .. Chester and Crewe Dublin and Droglied , i lO paid 7 0 0 .... E.istern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) Ditto ditto (new) Ditto Leith and Newhaven 5 paid 4 0 0 .... Glasgow, Paisley. and Greenock 4 .... 412 6 .... Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, 1 5 paid 317 6 ... and Ayr Grand .1 iinetion 100 .... 230 0 0 .... Great Western Hull and Selhy Lancaster and Preston Liverpool and Manchester ...... WO •• • • 2 0 0 0 0•• • • Ditto quarter shares 25 ..•. 48 5 0 ..., Ditto half shares 25 .... 65 id 0 .... 65 10 0 London and Birmingham......., 90 .... 180 0 0 ..., Ditto new quarter shares Ditto and Southampton 5O .... 43 5 0 .... Ditto, new shares Ditto &... Brighten (United) Leeds iiiiil Manchester 2O .... 39 10 o .... Leicester and Swaniiington Leicester and Swannington, (new) 5 paid 25 0 0 .„. mancliester, Bolton, St Bury. Manchester and Birmingham. 7 .... 0. 0 0 .... 10 5 0 NT Wand Counties 2O .... 18 5 0 .... Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 92 10 0 .... . Ditto quarter shares 2. .... 23 .5 U ... North Si idland - 3.) .... 42 0 0 ...: South Eastern and Dover . ' 7 •• • • 6 0 0 .... North Union, (new) 3O .... 55 •• 1(1 0 .. Ditto, (old) St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 40 .0 0 BANKS Bank of Liverpool..... . •• • • £ l 2 leg paid 23 3 12 2 6 6 .......: -- Commercial of Liver p ool 10 .... 20 2 6 ...-- Liverpool Union 10 .... 13 7 6 .... -- North 9 rn and Central lit .... Albion 25 paid 24 i 0 ... of f ort i l North and L S . s o t. e u r t h . 1 . 1:' ............ 1 1 0 0 .. .. .. .. . g (7 0 :::: M'cliester St L'pool Dsct 13 7 t . 0 . 3.. South Lancashire Liverpool Banking Company Borough Bank Commereial Bank of England 5 •.•• 4is 0 .... East of England Phoenix iiallk •• •• 412 6 .... Royal Bank of Liverpool 5OO •• .. 697 10 o .... Wilts and Dorset . .• 10 7 6 ... GAS, WATER WORKR, Itc. Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 10 0 0 .... L'poo I 3: Harrington WaterWorks2oo .... 450. 0 0 .... Bootle Ditto Stock .... 3 . t0 0 0 .... Liverpool Coal Gas Company Stock .... 350 0 0 .... L'imol New Gas & Coke Co. ... XI 00 .... 136 0 0 .... Ditto New Shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COM PA N i ES. Liverpool Marine Assurance C0..£25 paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Company lO ..., 7 2 6 .... Liverpool Fire and Life .. 2 Ifs. 2 2 0 a... DOCKS, FERIU,ES. NEW COMPANIES, &r. Anderton Carrying Company.... 12 108. . 12 15 0 .... Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0 .... Egremont Ferry Rock Ferry Monk's Ferry l3 ... 6 5 0 .... hteam Tug Company Harrington Docks Apothecaries' Company LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE I Alm. Ern. I .1-- --- --I IH. M. H. M. F. T. Tuesday 27 ¶ 540 630 9ll Rietrird, Wednesday 720 8 1 10 3 .Bt. Ambrose. Thursday . 29 I 837 9 4 1 11 3 , Mars rises 5h 24m morn. Friday 30 i 926 947 1 12 9 • Gain Lent Term ends Saturday 1 ... 31 1 10 5 10 21 jl4 4 Oxford Lent Term ends. Sunday 1 ' 1 ,1 36 • 10 51 ; 15 7 6th Sun. in Lent. Palm Sun. Monday MAR On the 19th nit. at St. Michael Pooh., to Miss Mary Worrall, Odes this town. THE WORK.IIOUSE. Statement of the average number and expense of paupers in the Workhouse for the week ending Paupers. F Head. Per Week March 24,1838 lOl Is. 9d. £l5B 1 2 Mareh23,1837 1796 1 91 160 16 2 -- ----- More 32 Less 0 01 Less 215 0 l's Church, 'Mr Philip Billows, of it daughter of Mr. John Worrall, of • Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending April 2, 1838 2295 families, per week, £279 6 7 April 3, 1837 2lBl do. do. 23 12 8 More 114 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Less 4 6 Numberof new patients entehe la red.ostn weekthe booksoftheDispensarierturing t:— Barton, On the 29th ult. at Rochdale, Mr. Lawretnocext:t.teorwitlttdarligrhrti:st. youngest daughter of the late Charles Rhodes, Esq. of Roachhank, near Rochdale. On the instant, at Farndon, Cheshire, by the Rev F. Bryaits. o m f r l\i T r. ho T in h a o l n l ;:s igl t it i f nr ic r t o f n a , ri o n f er t , hc f eo ßi k ril i l n ii n ll, n, after a long a'• tedious courtship of thirty years. DIED. a leol.teßriojiatrhde l'oetLaur eate. puiwhilei itry t Captain Southey, R.N. l a t e H arbour-master of Demerara. He WO Devon, &c. R ector of Newlyn, historian of Cornwall, Lately, at his r es id ence, Severn-place, Shrewsbury,deeply regretted.io M r. Thomas Mottrn. sen. Lately. ag e d a l , Mrs. Dukson. Mile-cross, near Halifax. On the 14th Dec. at Kingston, Jarnaiou. Lucy, widow of the late Mr. Joseph down, an d s i ter of the late Mr. Daniel Lambert, of Leicester. after a residence in Jamaica of nearly forty-four years ; and. on the 30th of the same month, at the same place, aged 13 years, Tatham Dewhurst, grandson of the above. On the 4th ult. aged 41, Mr. John Percival, grocer, formerly of Great Budworth, much respected. On the 14th ult. at M ilton, near Stirling, of scarlet Pver. Anne, second (laughter of the late Alexander Baird, Big sur-eon, Farnworth. On the 15th ult. at Dale-cottage, Matlock, aged 88, Wm, Harwood, Esq. formerly of Totwell-house,Hants. On the 1 ith ult. in Sand-street, Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 70, Mrs. Catherine Gelling , On the 17th ult. 'aged 83, Mr. Laycock, Cowgrave-fold, Ainsworth, mush respected. On the 19th ult. near Hanover-street, Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 59, Rose, wife of Mr. Owen Carroll, butcher. On the 19th ult. aw, ully sudden, aged 13 months, David, only son of Mr. Thomas Parry, merchant. On the 19th ult at his residence, Marsden-street, Chorlton-upona Medlock, need 81, Mr John Ridgway. On the 20th ult. at Coilingel, Kirk Marown, Isle of Man, aged 74, George Moore, Esq. much respected. On the 2uth Ult. after a lingering illness, aged 44, Mr. H. A. Bacon, printer, Sheffield. On the 2,411 ult. at Saltney. aged 92, Mrs. Ann Coultnev. On the 20th ult. aged 82, Mr. ,Robert Sutcliffe, farmer, 'Halifax. On the 20th ult. it Moseley-hall, Cheshire, a4eil 81, Sarah, widow of tlp late John Taylor, Esq. On the 20th ult. of scarlet fever, aged 12 years, Robert Hodgson, the oldest son, also, aged It years, Margaret, the only daughter of Ro bert Postlethwaite, Esq. Broughton-in-Furness. On the 21st ult. in Queen-street, Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 47. Mrs. Mary Costain. On Die 21st ult. awfully sudden, aged 12, Margaret, the only Baugh" ter of the late John Okell. Esq. Strettun. On the 3 . 241 ult. at the Hague, the Bacon Pagel, during many years Ambassador of the Netherlands at the Court of London. On the 22(1 ult. at Cheltenham, after a lingering Hitless, in his llth year, John Plantagenet Edward Henry, fourth son of Lady Williana Somerset. North. South. Total. Received advice and medicine at the I nstitution, 321 310 631 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine, l4l 105 246 Total at each Dispensary 462 415 577 VISITORS. North—Mr. Thomas Barber. Rev. John Lyons, and Mr. W. F. 51;iegre :or. South—Mr F. Jordan, Mr. Thomas Robinson. and Mr. Jos. Cooper. • AN ACI'4IUNT OF CATTLE, Imported into Liv,rpool, from the 28th ult to the 3d inst. FROM IRELAND. Cows. Sheep. , Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Laml's. 1378 897 5r.30 37 21 I 51 Previously.. 13249 13853 5 Z 54 311 59 16 509 Or. the 22d ult. aged 20, Mr. George Reynolds. civil-engineer. On the 2241 ult. Mr. David Roberts, tailor, of this town. On the 22d idt. in Parliament-street, aged 49, Mr. Thomas Edwards. On the 22d ult. aged 82, Mrs. Ilannah Holden, of Halifax. On the 23d nit. M r. John Robinson, formerly of Silver-street, Hull- On the 23d ult. at her house, Cohorn-place, Mile-end-road, London. aged 80, Mary, relict of the Rev. George Ford, of Stepney. On the 23d ult. aged 53, Susannah, wife of Mr. Thomas Blundell, Of Crosby. On the 23(1 ult. aged 23, Mr. Chris. Yates, grocer, Scotland-road. deeply regretted by his relatives and friends. 0. the 24th ult. at his house, in Chelsea, aged 71, Thomas Attwood , the celebrated organist of St. Paul's Cathedrat. and composer to the Chapels Royal lie was born in 1767, and was a pupil, when a boy. Of Dr. - lares and Dr. Ayrton, the masters of the Chapel Royal, where he was a chorister for five years. George the Fourth, when Prince of Wales, was struck with his abilities, and sent him t.' Italy at his ex+ pense. Attwood tht , n studied under Cinque and Lalilla, at Naples ; and from that city he went to Vienna, and there became a pupil of that master-mind, the immortal Mozart, f ro m w h om he derived his tact and taste in orchestral accompaniment. In 1786 Mr. Attwood re-_ turtiedlo his native country, and, h o n o ured still by th e p a t rona ge or the prince, he joined Iris chamber band. He was afterwards Selected as the musical tutor of the Duchess of York andthe Pt incessof Waleg• In 1795 he was appointed organist of St. Paul's Cathedral, and in 1796 was assigned the honourable post of composer to the Chapels Royal• having succeeded Dr. Dupuis. In 1821 George IV. appointed him, organist to the Chapel i n th e B r i g h ton P avilion. Mr. Attwoo d , a t one period of bis life, composed many operas fur the stage. On the 2: , th ult. at Drayeot, Staffordshire, aged 64, the Rev. Robert Port r, fo, several year s rector of the above place. On the 25th tilt. aged 33, Mary, the wife of the Rev. P. Hardath, jun. Wesleyan Minister, Middleton, in the Oldham circuit. Her death watt awfully sudden, being preceded by only_ three hours' illness. Ou the 26th ult. a t an advanced age, Mrs. Hornby, mother of Hugh Hornby, Esq. o f Kirkham. On the 26th ult. at Osmotherley, Yorkshire, aged 88, Mr. Robert Alleson. COASTWISE. Cows. Sh..ep. Pigs. 118 2591 15 Previously 1498 23340 6)04 On the 26th ult. at the house of his father, in Beaumaris, of a ralu d Consumption, aged 29, John Lloyd, E,q. solicitor, Conway. On the 26th ult. at his father's residence, Folds, Bolton, aged 33 ' 11r. Thomas R. Brandreth, deeply regretted. On the 26th ult. at her residence. Spring-garden-terrace, London , aged 84, Elizabeth, relict of the late James Hatsell, Esq. On the 28th ult, at his house, Upper Islington, alter 34 hours' suffer' big, in consequence of injuries received by falling off his horse, Jelin Jones, Esq. On the 29th ult. at Richmond-hil4Norkshire, William Weldoil, only son of Thomas Weldon, Esq Brantley •hall, in the same countY• On the 29th ult. aged 41 years, Joseph, son of the late Mr. Jolla Daulbr, shipwright, of this town. On the 41st ult. at the residence of his father, Alfred-place, Toxteth: park, aged years, 111 r. John Fletcher,jun. late of M e xi c o, merchant. On the '3d instant, aged 85, Mary, relict of Mr. H en ry B e vington cahl net-ma ker. 80l- On the3d instant, aged 69. Dorcas, wife of Mr. Peter Boone'', ton-street. Horses. Calves. Lambs 2 4 53 57 L. 1V E PM) : FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 1838. ettINTED AND i'llt.t.i:llll.4o EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MOIZNINa' BY It PATTISSON, (Residence. Village of Warertree,) At No, 4. ascaNT, CAserLic-s•rititii, Livitiircm" a nd Orders and Advertisements are rein.' red br Messrs. Newton , Co., %%al . . iek-sqoare : Bark e r, Fl eet -street; D eacon Wallitoost; Chaucer)-lane: Lawson Sz Barker, Birchin-lane: . 1( ;1,- Thomas, 1, Fincii-lane, Munden lmond, bard•street ; 8, Red Lion-court, Flect-street ; a; Bt . anti Levis , 4, Crown-court. Threadneedle-street at Garrawa3 ti pate m .. Jerusalem Coffeehouse, : Chapter Coffee-house. noster-row ; North and South A mer i can Coffee.house, 17. ; at the London Commercial Coff ee - nouse, 111i nc i n g•kwe ; Southampton-buildings. Guidon; by nredie-street ; and J. Jenkins, limier:it Anvertising•-olt e , e te o and Mr. John Lee, at his Newsaer and Advertisement Agetiair. Oili. C. 35, Henry-street, Dubl i n ; Mr. Nl' Phut,. Glaa 2ow Win eter, Exchange -street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street. "qu i t, cheater: Mr. NI aile Bookseller M srrin 'ton Mr. Clarke. I (lac , ' Preston ; and :Mi. Coupe. 3'3, Uniontstreet. Birmingham'. edit • :Messrs. Jol.iistou inn Terms of SubsLrip Lion for this paper :—On cr one year, £ E . ,; ; half-year, L 35.; qua rter 9 L is ; quarter, lOs ed.. 11 c. 6 d. — if paid in advance, one pear, 145. LAT EsT DATES AT LIN EH ) L. iruits et. From Direct. Indirect. t• rom dire: i Caleut a Jan.....14 .lar,,nin.m Feb ....11 Bomb v .1-n .a 7 N (Meow M reh.. 1 Maurititi Dee....3J qoi,il,. .. , larch...l Rio Janeiro, Jan. —l9 S,vaiin .1, '•larch.. 3 Bahia Pernambucc Feb.... 11 New York. March. 1, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. It will he gratifying to such of our readers as take an interest in the progress of this important and very rising colony, to learn that the ship Hero has arrived at the Mauritius, homeward bound, from Swan River, having on board the first fruits of the exertions of the whaling companies of Perth and Freeniantle— namely, 71 tons of sperm whale oil, and 41 tons whalebone. The vessel has also 1500 lbs. gum, and 19,000 lbs. wool, both the produce of the colony. Thus giving an export, in one half sear, value nearly £10.0(X). It may with truth he said, that none of our colonies have ever made such progress in so short a time. The Shepherd has just left London for Swan River, having on board a great number of passengers of all classes, as well as complete whaling apparatus, and a steam flour and saw mill. Such was the demand for berths in this vessel, that after crowding ber to the utmost that convenience or safety would allow, some persons were unavoidably disappointed, and obliged to wait for thenext vessel. If we had any hopes of awakening Lord GLENELG, we would call upon him to look to the serious consequence of leaving this colony, with its fine roadstead and harbour, qualified by nature to become the key of all our eastern dominions, so wholly un fortified, that an American fleet would, in the event of a war, be securely at anchor in Cockburn Sound before we could even hear of its having left New York. As it is, however, and being fully aware of the disposition of that active minister to employ his waking hours, few as they are and far between, in devising experiments for new colonies, and mismanaging old ones : we would urge on the attention of our representatives the extreme danger of leaving unprotected such a post, at a period when either the want of will or the want or power to prevent a breach of neutrality is so innnifest on the part of the American govern ment. This is ths more necessary, when it is notorious that Our Australian colonies are already exciting the covetous glances of brother Jonathan; and that he is and has been, by means of his whaling and sealing vessels, making himself inti mately acquainted with all their coasts and harbours. We cer tainly think, moreover, that it is the duty of Great Britain to defend the trade and fisherie, of her colonies, and to impose such restrictions as shall prevent foreigners front carr)iug off the very whales, seals, &c. from their very harbours and road steads. It is by a total neglect of the interest of her colonies, while she endeavours to make them a source of revenue in their eery, infancy, that she estranges the attachment of oue after another4tt4ese her offspriag. . M.% Lvtsuw.-Llt . ill confidently reported that Great Malvera will be hOnoured with the presence of the Dowager Queen Ade laide Air some time durina the summer. _ _ DWI 11 A NI'S Sze STOCK —His highness the dictator is deter mined to live well on his passage out. Amongst Other items his lordship takes oaf, for the consumption or himself and suite, sixty sheep, Sir oxen, lira much cows, and one thousand fowls ! W e sincerely :hope the . first night it should happen ter blow thickens won't get sea-sick. Plate and china Outfit, fifteen thairsiinrrixrundi. l One hundred and forty then from marines ants tine as a guard of honour. This is political zC9So }aY, We SU p0034,,,Z.-49.. EESOLUTIONS INTENDED TO BE PROPOSED BY LORD JOHN HUSSIiI.L. I. That it is the opinion of this committee, that tithe compo sition in• Ireland should be commuted into a rent-charge, a: the rate of seven-tenths of their amount, to be charged on the owner of the first estate of inheritance. 2. That it is the opinion of this committee, that on the expi . - ration of existing interests, so much of such rent-charge as shall be payable in lieu of ecclesiastical tithe, should be pur chased by the state, at the rate of 16 years' purchase of the original tithe composition. 3. That it is the opinion of this committee that the Ecclesi astical Commissioners for Ireland should be empowered, - with the consent of the incumbents, to demand from the state the purchase of the same rate of any other portion of ecclesiastical tithe composition or rent-charge, out exceeding one-tenth of the whole amount in any one year. 4. That ►t is the opinion of this committee; that until such rent-charge shall be purchased or redeemed, the amount of ecclesiastical rent-charge and ministers' money should be Ra►d to the incumbents from the consolidated fund: 5. That it is the opinion of this committee, that the arrange ment of such payments, and the investment of the purchase moneys paid hy the state for ecclesiastical rent-charge, should be entrusted to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners fcir Ireland: 6. That it is the opinion of this committee, that. the rent charges for ecclesiastical tithe should he appropriated by law to certain local charges now defrayed out of the consolidated fund, and to education; the surplus to form part of the consolidated fund. 7. That it is the opinion of this committee, that the. rent charges for ecclesiastical tithe and ministers' money should be collected by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests for five yaars, and - until parliament s hould other wise provide. 8. That it is the opinion of this committee, that further pro vision should be made by law for the regulation of ecclesiastical duties, and the better 'distribution of ecclesiastical revenues in Ireland. 9. - That it is the 'opinion of this committee, that miVision should be made for the revision of certain tithe compositions where such i•uinpusititins operate with injustice. 10. That it is the opinion of this committee, that the rent charces for lay tithe should b - C.,.collected by the tithe owner, and facilities afforded for redemption upon mutual agreement between the parties. Miss Adelaide Kemble, daughter of the deputy-licenser. has been singing at several concerts and musical reunions in Paris during the month. The young lady sung several Italian airs at M. Zimmerman's concert. THK WELLINGToN TESTIMONIA L.—The subscription now being raised for the purpose of erecting an equestrian statute for the Duke of Wellington at the west end of London. to com memorate his military achievements, as distinguished from his civil services, proceeds most satisfactorily. We understand that the suns of £20,000 will he subscribed; and indeed the re cent accession of names to the list chews that men of all shades of politics are desirous of doing honour to the illustrious war rior. Amongst them we find Lord John Russell (£5O), the Bad of Eldon (second subscription I:105), Sir J. Kempt (£105), Lord Segreve (£:30), and many others—peers, j u d ges , and members of parliament. This is 015 it should be. There will be, perhaps, some diftkulty in fixing upon a site, huZ. we Would suggest the head of the ornamental water opposite the Horse Guards; - the statute to face the parade; where the vete , ran and the young. recruit may equally look upon England's greatest soldier. SOUTH AMERICA Elizabeth Radcliffe, (222) T W Blackstone, from Lima. 90 tons cop er ere, A Gibbs and Sons-80 do, Todd Naylor and co-54 do. Jlt Templeman and co-1 box samples. F Huth and co-1 bale do G Clarke and co-53 bags copper grains, 10 bags copper piece , ,, 18 bags copper pieces, 18 bags copper washings, 7 bars lead, J It Templeman and co-702 bales cotton. 1 box contents unknown. order—P lJ Prince Regent, (133) II B Grey, from Maranhani, 2413 bales cotton, Moon brothers—s do, J Danley-34 do, J F Lancaster-10 do, .1 Bushttir.-50 do, order-10 do, W B Sangster-5 do, G Bbdinan-2) do. I odd Naylor and co-108 do, Duarte Brothers—l' D Jamaica, (21:1) H Weston, from Bahia, 956 bales cotton, 25 tons dye wood. 73 cases 5 lirls sugar, 7 paeka4es sundries, order-4 boxes con tents unknown, Duarte Brothers and co-1' I) UNITED STATES. Commerce, (389) Wlie;ry, from Charleston, 346 bales cotton, M olyneux, Witherby und co-472 do, order-73 uo, T B Bin kburne— P Peruvian, (5l8) W Smith. from New Orleans, 1838 bales cotton, Waddington, Holt and co-40 do, OrderW D AZORES. Castlereagh, (90) J Kellar. from St. Michael's, 136 boxes oranges, £ Rae-3 do, the master—Q D MEDITIVIRANEAN. Zante, (194) 1i Winsor, fram Leghorn, 1 box alabaster, 100 brls 108 hf brls anchovies, 20 hf chests olive oil, } Rue—From Zante, 148 butts 57 earroteels currants, E Rae—G D Racer, (132) W Laity, from Palermo 400 bags stigar, W Sr M Smith and co-2 7, 0 do, T Lilley-516 do, J Stitt and co-1 box oranges, W Wity-153 boxes lemons, 00 boxes 200 cases oronges, 30 tons Um stone, Potter Brothers—U 1) SPAIN AND PORTUGA L. Camoens,(l6B) T Barnes. from Oporto, 5 pipes 2 qr casks 47 cases 2 hrls wine, 4 boxes oranges, order-1 hOd wine, B liara m-5 pipes wine. Sherlock and Nl' Donald-2 do, C Roberts-2 do, T Brancker, jun-10 hhds l qr casks do, Giazetwook Brothers-6 dipes S hhds do, E Armstrong and co-5 pipes do. J lierford & co-2 pipes 3 Witt do, A Tweedale-1 0 pipes 5 hhds do. Lassen. Lewin an, co-1 hi! . cask 2 cases dn T stavert-2 h hds do, .1 Steddall-1 pipe 10 hhds IG qr casks do. .1 Knowles, Son and co-1 pipe 4 hhds Sqr casks do, Woodward and Sons-1 ton cork wood, T Martin and Son-1 c..s e contents un known, Ewi,rt and co—G D Buoyant, (11;0) W Perry, from Gibraltar, 1 pared contents unknown M•Andrew add co-1 do, F' Mancro—! (to, W White and co-1 do. D and T Willis-3 casks do, 7 cases returned goods. Iqr cask wine, ardor box , s 1 truss contents unknown, Prescott Brothers-1 box do, C Parsons-6 cases returned goods, D and T Willis-1 do. It itollo—!. do, F Manero-1 case 29 hales returned goods, W Whyte and co-7 cases do, order-9 pipes 39 hhds 97 qr casks wine, C S Middleton-2 qr casks do, W 11 IVooil-757 pigs lead, 75 brls black lead, 1 qr cask oil. 4 casks copper nails returned, C S Middleton-650 baskets litt drums figs, 516 boxes 285 h f boxes 472 qr boxes raisins, M'Andrews. Pitcher and co-28 casks tallow, Lund and Unsworth-2 cases clay figures, C Hamilton—P 1) Windrush, (51) J Main, from Lisbon, 169 chests 262 boxes oranges, J Adam-1 box oranges, the master—G D EUROPE. H• ndrika Arentina, (149) A II Breeland, from Dordt, 21 casks mad der, 29 casks madder routs, 78 tons oak bark, Neumann and Engel— Q_ _ _ Johannes. (I 07) A Sluck, from Harlingen, 176 bales 4ax, 600 qrs o its. order —Q I) PORT OF LIVERPOOL. Number of vessels. with their amount of tonnage. entered inwards at the Custom-house front the I.sth Feb. to the 24th sliarvh, 1838, viz.:— British. Foreign. Total. Vessels. Tons. VYSFWIS. Tons. Vessels. Tons. Africa Australia Azores British America l5 7243 0 0 15 7243 Belgium . , o' , 0 1 123 1 123 Denmark East Indies • ll 4251 0 0 li 4251 France Germany Holland Isle of Man 29 18 7 u 0 29 Ibo 7 Jersey 1 73 0 0 1 73 Mediterranean Portugal Prussia Russia 1 220 0 0 1 220 Sweden & Norway Spain 3 616 0 0 3 616 South America .. United States ...... West Indies lO 2380 2 27J 12 2650 Ireland 1 763 86258 0 0 762 86258 Coastwise -- - - 886 117467 116 51748 1002 169213 Fusels and tonnage emeta th red March, the por 87 t of an L e i P irerpool a; for the month: ending 1i 1838 --Liverpool le ' ,2 vessels, 169213 tons Runcorn 1.093 vessels, 17:,735 tons. 1937 --Liverpool .. 9 3 vessels, 114296 tons. Runcorn ....... 119 r,Sso 1,,32 vessels, 119976 tons, Incream 6l vessels, W 7.59 tour