The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15 00:00:00

. f , t : 4 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. -.a. .....,,,, . . .. . -- , ...___ .....,.. . _________________________________________ ___________________ _______ __ ___ - --- --- _______._ _ ____ ______ _ _ _. _ _____ _._ .._ __ _ __ . _____________._ _____ _ LITERARY NOTICES. it is published at a price which places it within the reach FISHING EXCURSION INTO WALES. ~Sijipping EntrlliAcnct. filarftrtz. of every farmer in the country. - a _ - :o L T l , V ies T i t y P h O ,s o t, I th , , C io o , isk . F N lo G ur E . ~ ,,, Im e ( e ) ae t ml e 2 a . i from i --- se e ee .- i.irNts oEt.2(Gcrl " No, Sir. my honest scholar, no life so happy, so pleasant, ne the Blackwood's 31(4 , a:itte. June, 1837. life of a well-governed aneler ; far while the lawyer il swallowed up TUESDAY, JUNE 12.-Wind F.. moderate. n !r ,, e , Si a i n i nd and Coastways have continurd to a very moderate extent, and We have perused with extraordinary interest the con The Sportsman. New Series, June, 1833. with business, and the statesman is preventin: or contriving plots, ARRIVED -Mary, Morton, from Few Orleaus-antl Sarah, Glover: 1 tents of " Our Two Panniers," with whicli the present The engravinga prefixed to this number are, " the there we sit near a lake enrirhed with inhabitants, where rocks are from New York. i for _:: :: a :r r r e , c , e it, n i t fo p r. r t e; e ty: accurate investigation, our stocks here of every , c a , r i n i nl l .,m i ii z h , hc e . ii.e t r ' l F nt n it; t m ra b d et e r , ,, f i re n e t f t t h. ) r i s li s , , , , i a n s e o u n s , c. f , a t r h e e r :c e . ( , lu , r e_e d ( e t x o e t , h i e )t s i i T g a o l l rt e t s_t landlords . and trouts tenants." number opens. The prose is exquisite, and the poetry Sportsman's Present," and " Maria," (the favourite of , SAILED -Samuel, Jamieson, sod Eliz. Bentley, Ilohertson, exo - einely beautiful. The amusing commentary of our ilis late Majesty George the Fourth.) Both are exe- Ihe beauty awl ( A udi of the abeve quotation I have indeed Quebee-Tuskina, Post, for New York-Heart of Oak, M' Donald, fin' felt during a short sojourn of a few (lays in one of the most pic -1,.(1, of 2101 b, r h , $ ) o h e u k t n et o u ‘ r ,. i i la ) g e r t e h h e a p s ,i t s tc t c , u s, e n , l , i k i 1 a t t h t e d , t , o , , n ,t e h t e i r i l , y 0 7: 0 1 1, 0 4 C 1 0 1 . - the Mauritius-Arab, Coysh, for Elsinore and Beans-John „ o' . Gamit, p ro.s, , ss,,, i m proy s , e .i i i • i s , ( i i i n t , ( h )t o t v i l i t t i , g c b r 4e lss n rlin i f n af t ql h ,rr e ::,:‘ , , v ii hole favorable fur the _ friend Christopher is in the happiest vein, and abounds cuted in a masterly atyle. The anecdotes which are fur- turesque parts of North Wales. As 'I profess to be merely a Robertson. for Batavia and Lintin-ettion. Wienbold, for Ehonore tslitns a n l a l t: :I , l i r , : li s u i r ) e n e t l i .i l l s e u r b s ni • I n i t t t l e d it e t a o lls T h h a e s d b u e t 7 0 N ridh a .: ' a t ‘p ri v yl i l ei l ; bb, : ) : i a r . i c f :h o lsl i t s s a i s g:t l : i : l ( l l:, , with !sparkling wit and genuine humour. What a mine nisl:ed in the explanation to the former are highly inter- fisherman, it cannot be expected that I should give a description York Larrabee and Paugus Upton for Boston-Lunar, M'Manus, for leavana-ano Martha, Martin, tor Leghorn, :a l_ i e t i d: r k i ie n f lo s r U t f h r " e c r r ou a d n i e ni c tr:l i s • n t e m e a v a e rkets, t. t i n d in som tainable h t. ' (: . f s . '' of philoaophy lies hid tinder the quaint and remitting eating. "An Angler's Experience" is a delightful arti- of the scenery, but merely a detail of tiny fishing success, which phraseology of these papers! The review of the "King's cle. The "Sporting Biography" contains some aneco may be interestine to duelers I may indulee in a few touches Mutine (packet`, from Falmouth at Barbadoes sth tilt. e pr r n ei b l o a . n r h e F t _,: l i c o : u, b r ... Is 3,1 per qr on Beans and 13 6,1 on Peas; on Barley, Oats and ye German Legion" is admirably executed, aud will he pe- dotes relating to the Earl of Sefton, Robert Shaw, Mr. Champion, 'Callitee,herice at Virginia Y 1 Itinni th_e 3 character of File Welsh. 'On l'iTes lay last the sth Ditto, Lee . ) and Fisher Man, Gib ' aut, hence atfßa Chaleur there is no alteratton. Thei m p o r ts art o e f hi T: F :s o eo r s e ici i ~, ,, , ] l: V : h , :)e . ,ta . ta n d Flour e eoraew av hit !: une, 18. 8, at half-past five P.M., accompanied ' b; tWo ' friends, Amphitrite Lemon henee at Anoona a p i o u r i t s l a h s t t ts q ru eel with intense interest by the military reader The Smith, Mr. Mostvn, Mr. Osbaldeston, and Sir Belling . - we set off on our excursion in the steamer to Bhyl. We (mt. into Judith, T: ple hen'ee at Val , nraiso p iper on the diepete Setween tlie Archbishop of Cologne ham Graham. We ate glad to find that the Sportsman one of the many boats which ply for hire at the St. George's s b i t ii ' s n i (l it e ' d e , t a t•l''' : p c a o r t n i i s : l td t e i r m a i ' d l e i tyi n pr t e b v e ai l l ia d st f week f , an d d specul d ation hav ' ieg and the King of i'rtissia will amply repay the trouble of has given additional publicity to the "Anatomy of Pier-head, and were put on board with the rest of the live and Nais, Getl:ing Y ; ' Cotrimodore, ? Campbell, and Castilian Maid, Scott, hence and Syra, at Constantinople peruse'. Time subject is otos which deserves the promi- Gaming " We hope that it will be of service. The re- dead stock. I have often heard of persons being in a Welsh Penelope, Mullen, hence at Venice Valeria, Collis, hence at Bremen 3" st a q t tiCoutaridtiotiois : 6 . 18 0 d f tr E e u r r :O p t tt e c e o t , n f a d n ' d l o n f 80 1: 1 e (a1 m ni t a d as ( e )rm a e ( t iet' rn is U ntn. c a h lei s'' fever, but never saw it exemplified so fully as to-day. The i o f f G a t t i . t a o l 1 9 , 0 . 1 1 ) .i e t r i e i r Ol o b u s r - s l : nence here elves' to it, involving as it does the irnpor- marks on the "English System of Racing" are very seri- Minerva Maule and Cornelie Peek hence at Hamburg s p o l o r n e l l i s e c o a f m t e h ' e re fl - e n s e t s a t h I l i ' s ( 1 ) 17) . ( i 1 4 ; n an " ;1 1 1 H ru . ' boatman, before allowing the passeneers to board the steamer, S•'t k - h • • 1 •- i' e • tint question of Popish ascendancy. "The Picture sible- " The Great Western Jungle" is a spirited tale, required from each person two-pence, and on this usual charge :f i z i t t i r n i i .0 a rtex i , t ie: s e at t le , Gallei - v-N i. 4," is fully equal to the preceding chap- 'rile report of Mr. Horloclah4 Hunt Dinner will afford belies demanded from a man who, from his pronunciation, was April p c , C 1 o , from 1 er ' n x a t inbuco, at Falmouth; sailed 24th ters. The tale of the "lase M " • - 1 ll great I • 1 t tl f.• d f the cliaae. " Half an .nt , an is extreme vwe p east re o le lien s o evidently a Cambrian, he, " with fire in his heart awl, seCommodore, Fisher, from the Mauritius, off the Start, sailed the s A t m 2l (: .s ri t enu .2 - t s s s oir ,r F t ip e ur in bond sonic pretty large sales have been made I former, and 24a 60 to 233 6d per barrel for the brimstone in his liver," let tly such an unintelligible quantity 15th Feb. and from St. Helena 3rd April written. The - third part of " The Introduction to the Hour in Lincoln's Inn Fields" is a piquant sketch. The .. - of broken English in a high pitch that aroused my attention. The Ad niral Benbow, was loading at Sierra Leone for this port dtn , . latter.-At this day's marlset there was a fair attendance of town and country millers and dealers, who bought • • • .. • ' • . veri sparin.ly for immediate Puilosophy of Consciousness" is characterised by much racing intelligence is, as usual, copious and accurate. Amongst other absurdities, he threatenetl, with an oath, that he Ari 2 e n wants of Wheat and Flour, at about the prijes of this day week,-the i L „een Bleck, f S•ne• pore at London originelity; the style, however, is somewhit obscure. ' would throw the beatman overboard. This Welshman was a Lord El 1' ' . T ro l m f t 'h 11 • p unstone, oat e, rom t e , aurrnus, at Coringa,dismasted - London market having yesterday advanced 2s per quarter on v% heat ; for 0. ts d 0 t -Ith ) . • •l' t.• an ,I me a rte.. was vere rule detnend though id per The articfe entitled " Wide Practices and Whig Profes- The New Monthly Belle As.sembltle. June, 1838. man about five feet six, and, as a sailor would say, slight in his A barque was seen high aed dry upon the east end of Bic, St. Law- 4 ' , slbs decline on the former, and (id to 9,1 per 2401bs on the latter was stole, is an adadrable exposure of the trickery, false- This is an exceedingly attractive number. The tales e - timbers; the boatman, six feet, with a frame like Hercules. re-we, 19th ult. We enjoyed a hearty laugh at i'affy's expense, perceiving that _ The cargo and materials will be saved of the Horace, from New submitted to ;-of all other articles sales to a very small extent were made at about last quotations : some small pareels of bonded Wheat hood, and eacillaeion of the faction now in power. The are numerous and affectine-the poetry is exquisite lie could make no impression on the nerves of the liorttman, who uric ans for this port, wrecked at Kenn hunk ,„ changed hands at prices which justify a repetition of last week's repuhlication of this paper, in a cheap form for general and the general contents are lively and amusing. 11 i :-.1-s treated him in the way a Newfoundland dog dues 1 a Attie cur Superior, , hence for Batavia, Was spoken 2nd ult. in lat. 6.4 quotatione. distribution, would be of great service to the conserve- is just what such a periodical ought to be. It is emi- when barking, he commenced a volley of abuse upon his wife, N ,J r o e n a g t , N .Se e r te r , wa V W o, (steamer) from Bristol for New York s seen sth W mete, ne Nth r, d. sd Is 9 6 selo 8 Red DIAN CORN, If' 4501 h. 41 0 rai 44 0 tile., cause. The remarks on "Mr. Colquhoun's Motion nen* fitted for the perusal anti gratification of the fair it decent looking matronly woman, but she returned upon instant, at 9 a.m. in lat. 49 37, long. 15 33 1 : : " Ii ' h Seotch 9 0 -IC 0 White 43 0 - 44 0 respecting Outrages upon the Persons and Property of sex, who will find .in its pages a quantity of reading hint with such vigour that tamed hint down to a subdued Irish -9 10 BF,ANS, V qr. grumble. The fellow fidgetted about some time, and at iength Bonded 4 9 - 7 3 English the Proteetant Clergy of Ireland," are well-timed and which no similar magazine can boast of. 'rile fair edi came up to Ine. 1 iminediately prepared for action, thinking WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13.-Wind S. E. moderate. BARLEY, V qr. Irish - 36 6 forcibly e.7 , :presse.d. "Sketches of Modern Greece" con• tress is entitled to the thanks of her countrywomen for e a mar eme out as awing aug ete ou est at is ex- RR'S EIL-C ar es enry, . mith, from New Orleans, hhd kd h . 1 hdh 1 d h • A • 'h I II S • English 33 0 -36 0 PIUS, Grey .... 29 0-34 0 tinue to interest us as much as ever. " The Portfolio," • the care which she takes in catering for their pleaaure. pense, but was mistaken, He op e ned the conversation by Stirlingshire, Cargill, for Cronstadt-San Rafael, De Meaurlo, for Chevalier . ..... .36 0 -37 0 . White.... 38 0 - 46 0 . Scotch 60 . 4 8- 5 0 RAPESF.RD V last .£ - containing some excellent remarks on the Peel dinner begging pardon for addressing use-thought he had met me be- - ll4 , a i e i t e ri e a- ( t i h r i o e e ft d a e h r t,..l4( i ) e a c y l e c s, f f o o r r i te y bee-Yazoo, Nash, for Nee 1. ork . , 4f' Ils , ,• . • • •rp-Tlionias Battershy. Leitch, Irish - 4 b FLOUR, English, V 280113. and tire. appropriatiou clause, is a political article of ex- Wilson's Historical, Traditionary, and Imaginative fore. I mentioned the names of several noblemen and gentle- for Pernionbuco-Collingavood, , for Caleutta-Coltunbus, Bette- Foreign, in bond. 2 6 3 0 Fine 4O e-52 0 `• itaOretllary merits. l'ales of the Borders, and of Scotland. Parts 45 men at one of whose houses 1 might have seen him,-(un- dixen, for Elsinore-New Hampshire, Shackford, for Portstnouth, OATS, V 451 b. derstand, lam not like a certain gentleman in Lord-street, who U.S.-Joseph Wheeler, Brien, for Demerara-and Gazelle, Evans, for English 3- 3 5 Irish American, 47 brl. free. and 4f3. Edinburgh: Sutherland. professes to be on terms of friendship with many of the nobility, Bahia. Scotch - 3 5 Sweet, U.S. .. 00- 0 0 Fraser's Magazine. June, 1838. We have already had frequent opportunities or ex- but it so happens that I have been bv accident introduced at -- Irish - 3 2 Sour, boud ... 24 6-26 0 Westchester, Ferris, hence at New York in 22days Foreien, in howl 2 2- 3 1 OATMEAL, 41' 21018 . pressing our favourable opinion of these very interesting the tables of some of them as a certain broker in this town , Tne present is an exceedingly spirited am! interesting .'" - - • • - John Holland, Rohinson ; Lt.rallt. Bartlett ; Pennsylvania, Smith, Ditto7duty free :3 2- 3 6 English 23 0-26 0 narratives The reeent numbers fully sustain the cite- would say )-however we could not make out where w e had and Sarah te, Arsilia, hence at New York Rye, Vv. 32 0 -36 0 Do. new 1837. 26 6 --) 27 9 number. The opening piper on " The Poetry of Shel- ' P - - . met so t..b ' e cony r t , o d •l • ed • nto his informinu g me, that L a dy charlotte, Gill, hence at Callao 2e,th Jan. and sailed the 21st MALT, Ir qr. fine 56 0 -59 0 , Scotch.. ..... 23 0-,26 6 racter obtained by the earlier numbers. They contain 0 _e!. in i leV" is both generous and discriminating in its criticism. he Was in the ho e use a ho i ld n f Lord the followi , ng tales-" Bill Whyte"-"The Domino of The " Blue Friar Pleasantiies" for this month are ex- should pass near his lordship's beuse, and would ask for a glass Aleiope, Bennett, hence at Buenos Ayres 3rd Mareli ----- ----- St Fillans '-" h T e Edinburgh Medical Student"- of his famous ate. He remarked, that when I wanted that he ( K e i t i n slc- T• 3,l;Ledl. herice_p_oul Monte Video at ditto the Gth LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 11. quisitely rich in their humour-. The verses on " Ex- 4 ' ' ; a matia, IN ilisor, , , and Nantucket Wilson hence at ' Hued) Baird's West India Adventure"-"The Gentle was the Hairier party to apply to. I made the application rens N ' 0 I no The supply of Beasts nt market to-day has been toterably good, but pectation" possess touch merit. Under the title of ".:io- . e , . I . . . ew r eans Suitor"-" rom Duncan'a Yarn"-" Sketches from a medtatelv, and obtained a promise that whenever I called he Charles Carroll Groton • and Bengel Teuton hence at Mobile we cannot note any material alteration in pricee from our last week's tliing" we have in this number of Fraser a most emus quotations ; the present high prices may be attributed to the increasing Id b . h • 11 , I ld I.k I - • ' -' - ' ' ' - wou e appy to give me as inuc as cou ( rat . suppose Oconee, Wilson, hence ut St. Mark's Su ' rgeon's Note-book"-"Bauldv Crabbe"-"ALeeend demand from Manchester, Birmingham, and all the adjacent towns, ing dierptisition on men anti manners. The third num- of .ne .. ' - -' . a ' , he was a servant out of livery. By the bye, these servants out Mersey, Webb, hence at Savannah rarnament Close"-and "The Tvvo Grave . Diggers.' l'arquin, Hunt; Montezuma, Smith ; John Troughton, Jordan, and within one hundred miles round. the railway brine so very convt•nient ilea of "Our Club at Paris" is somewhat more reedable of livery are very impudent kind of people, and I perfectly agree . than the preceding numbers of the same article ~ e t mile One very great recommendation of these tales's, time total with Sammy Veller, that they ought to be taken down a peg. oc , e k anns, Prince, hence at . Charleston mien), Wackier; Jupiter, Carter; Concord, Harding, and Hewes, for the conveyance of Cattle to the above-named places The supply p and Lambs has been considerably larger than that of last of Shee . " ' • -. ' absence of all indecency and immorality of langua e They are in the habit of assumine a vast uantit 'of iin ortance • week, but notwithstending the very grea t increase in nutnher, the de hence at Boston "Homeric Ballads" are in Dr. Nlaginn's usually happy - - eg e • . . - •e q Y. P - Sumner. when on their travels without their masters, and their overbear- Nile Ferguson, hence it Newfoundland mantis have been fully equal to the supplies, consequently the prict.s style. t . "rhe Yellow-plush Correspondence" contains ing insolence to•innkeepers, conchmen, and guards, is at times, Susannah Collings, Caable hence at Odessa are much the satne as last week. The best Beef may be quoted at fief' Historti nd De ti ti 1 L do nd Bin ' sc • p on of tte on n a lung per lb, middling and ordinary varying from 61d to 6d, out none sold an amusing narrative of Mr. Deuceace's career at Pa- . - a ., i quite intolerable. They are often mistaken for irrita , :te gentle-, A ria(lne. Burrell, and Astrea, Hurst, hence at Trieste Sally, Bowen, anti Loehinvar. Allen, hence at Riga under the latter price, except a very few of large rough ordinary nam .tra lu•ay. By Peter Lecohnt, F.R.A.5.,. and rig. The paper on " Chalmers and the Church Esta- men by thuse who do not discriminate between a verb singular Beasts, which were at a small shade less, rind principally all sold up at I'llpmas Roscoe. Illustrated with fine engravings. and a verb plural. There was another person flaring up at the Win. Salthouse, Barr, sailed frum Trinidad 27th April, for this port ; blh3ll:tent Qteetion" is one of paramount interest. The and the Veraeity, Anderson, Ist ult. for St. Domingo the elose of the market.-Good Wether Mutton sold at 7,0 per lb, mid don se Charlee. Tilt, 1838. . . . . hi p , ,e 1 , . g 1 . i Ide, boatman. This erson I keow b ie ion to have nod treten- Thomas, from Islay, at Lima, and sailed 19th Feb. for Valpa- dline 61d, ordinary and Ewes 64(1. and though a few Sheep and Lambs 911OJect is handled with consummate ability. "Strictures s i r? Ins work will prove extremely interesting especially semi to t e cnaracter or a gentleman, out oti this occasion tie raiso were left, the market, upon the whole, may be conselt•red rather brisk. on Pictures" is an admirable piece of arnstical criticism, made a great Judy of himself. He was a ieetle inrolred, there- Persian. Sparks, from Sincapore. at London -Lambs may be quoted at 7id per lb.-Number of Cattle at market : to those who are shareholders in the London and Bir from which painters may derive much valuable inform- . 1 ' fore some excuse for him. I hope he will not compromise his John Heves, Hatch inson, from Barhadoes, at ditto --Beasts, 1063 ; Sheep and Fambs, 6942. The ming iam Railway, a-s well as to those who may travel Fames., Sherriff, sailed from sladras for Malacca and Sincapore 4th - -_- _____ -a. tion. "The Surgeon's Song" is above mediocrity. respectability anv more, as a friend of mine on Holt• hill would , pioye ove t r the " co i untry l described. In the words , o i f the pros- . . h ~ _ h , April ' Ningere, Pike, for this. port, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Jesse 11. " Mélange from the Journal and Notes of an Em '" e say. Darin , the time we w •re erriwetuinhyl (about four hours put back to New Orleans 11 th May, pee us, tle vo ume will be at once a usefu guide and and a helt-ray-ther too long !) most of the passengers were drop. I i not being suilleiently ballasted s. d. s. d. s. 0. s. (I. 'contains several very interesting papers. The " Notes Old Hay companion to the traveller--a leasant book of enter- ping off into that state when folks don't rare fie- a hurricane. ' Enima - Zoller, Bajcork, from China at Carbonear of the Month" are composed of very apposite remarks , Fr .o • • dth •tfA • I . h Teeeeurer, Lowrie, from Alexandria, at Gibraltar, and sailed 27th N e w 113 Y lere was a Jo, nag sea as we passe e poin o s r sig t- 0 9 0 0 - Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 5 - ' • • s tamment on tins deawingiroom p table-and a valuable etraw, Oat Clover hay.- 0 61 0 9 - ~ Turnips onnheelection petitiona, the appropriation clause, ana . house, and it gut up still higher as we approached lthyl on uleefor this, poyt ; Jane, Sanderson, from Malaga at ditto, and sailed ° Straw, WHieat.. 0 0 ! .5s 0 0 5 6 i - 1 Carrots - work for the library shelf." The illustrations wiil em- Stet ul . t. for this port the general prospects of the political parties of the day. nearing the bar at the entrance of that nasty, narrow, crooked - Gladiator lintton from New York, at Portsmouth • sailed 21st ult, - brace the most remarkab'e hu'ldinge viaducte hhi .., erieges, channel. 'Ube captain, who is a smart intelligent fellow, kept a 1 ' Straw Berle - 0 e.. 4 0 5 - , Manure 7 0 8 0 - - On the whole we have aeldom met with a more brilliant r ! ' ' -, Delhi '' . ' . hence for Rio de Janeiro, was spoken 26th ult. in • Manglewurzle 00 0 0 embankments, and points of scenery, Toe preeent sharp 100k -oat, and succeeded in roundine the spit of the bank, ! lat._ 46, long. le '27 _________ _______ -- - - __ number of Fraser. We are glad to find that this spi- , . , 6 . 1 numner contains - tour very ne steel engravings, an( and clearing the bar in a seamanlike mairner. In a few minutes I 'theta, Louthian, from London for Grenada, was spoken Ist inst. PRICES OF WOOLS AT LIVERPOOL. rited magazine ie beeoming more and more popular. .several heautifully . executid wood-cuts. The lette . r- press we were in smooth water, which appeared a great relief to the l in lat. 49 . 10 n. 1 ° Esmetsie-Down Ewes and Wethers 130 to 14d tr th ; Down Tees Time encourat - gement which it receives affords a pleasing gentlemen with green and eellow faces, whet had suffered tir 1 New Yotte. May 21.-A ship on shore on the Western bank, with 15,1 to 16d ; Combing Fleeces 140 to 150; Ditto Skin 13d to 150; Super' lit also highly creditable to the publisher. We wesh the ' 1 a white signal flying, and the letter II on it. Skin 14(1 to 16d ; Head Skin 12,1 to I4d. indication of the growth of conservative principles. agonies of sea sickness. 11foored alongside the wuodeu pier, work et ery success. and here an unpleasant part of our trip occurred. We were I SCOTCH.-Laid Highland Os to Os 6d; White ditto lls 3cl to 12s; --. THURSDAY, JUNR 14. Laid Crossed 12s to 13s; Washed ditto 14s to 15s; Laiul Cheviot lis left to the mercy of a parcel of stupid Welshmen, who either to 151 • IVashed ditto 16s to 20s 6d • White ditto 248 to 28s per stone The Dublin University Magazine. June, 1838. ARRIVED.-Powhattan, IM'Cerran. and Louisville ! Palmer, from of id s , ' American Scenery • or, Land, Lake, and River Illus- cannot or will 710 t understand nnythiug one says or doe,. Be , New Orleans-Pekin, Blair, from Apalachcola-and Grace, Reid, TRlsli..-LFleeces, mixed lots 1310 to 15d; Wethers 13d to lid; llogs . it is with the greatest confidence that we can recom- tration T ' ' N L sof ransatlantic A. ature. ondon: Virtue. s . ides, they a re . very inexpert even at rowing, and by the plueg ! from Virginia. 150 to led ; Combing Skins 13id to 141 d ; Short Skin Ild to 13(1. mend to the patronage of our readers this truly spirited Part 1. ing and splashnig of their oars, the boat waddles like a duck on I shore, to the great alarm of the non 1 SAILED.-Felix, Renny, for Elsinore and Liebau-Argo Farley Fonetee -Russian 6d to 70 • Odessa, fine 12d to 21ds Buencei conservative magazine. Independently of the interest This beautiful üblication it troduc sto the notice of ladies. As soon -seagoing gent emen and i as we were landed on the other side of the Cs. ! for Boston-Spring, Cooke, fur St. Joseph's-and Mersey;Mather, Ayres 35d . t . 0 4d; Mo.Telore and'l3arbary 3d to 4(1; washed P eruvian' , for St. John, N.B. 81d to 910; unwashed ditto 6d to 7d; Portugal It, led to 12d; ditto, Which it peculiarly pessesses as an /risk periodical, it the British hl • p fI 1 ' e • nue lc some 0. tae most interesting scenery tuary, an mnnibus took us to the Bee at A bergele, and there I low marks 81d to 91/1; German Fleece's 14d to 160; ditto, assorted lias claims of a very superinr order upon the support of in the known world: The engravings are by Wallis, about half-past eleven, took teal-retired to bed at one. and, t Crusader, Wickman, hence for Bombay, was spoken Bth March, in 17d to 20,1 ; ditto, Lambs' 18d to 30d; Spanish R. 17d to 22d; ditto the'British public as the able, consistent, anti persever- Cousen, Wilrnore, Brandard, Adlard, Richardson, &co owing to the fidgetty character of my little friend, who is as F.S. 150 to 22d; New South Wales 120 to 210 per lb. int; advocate of the Protestant interest in Ireland-and from the exquisite drawings of W. H. Bartlett. The active as a fresh caught monkey, was aroused at half-past four, F Auriga, f Chalmers, from Hobart Town, off Brighton; sailed 12th ' lat. 22. long. 21 W eb. and rom Pernambuco 3rd May • • sq ~ t , and at about five we set off to take a look at Gwrych Castle . , i /,„ 1 ,,,i . j 0n „ . ".„„ cia„„ . „ ff R omney - --- --- ---- se ----- - on account of the high literary character of the m a jority literary department is by N. P. Willis, E ~ autoor oi 1 the seat of Lloyd Hesketh Bernfeld Ilesketh, Esq. • and as i I - t The lid • Nl' Reline .11'Kenzie, from rewport, at Milford, leaky, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Juris 12. ef its articles. In the present number we have several o Pencillings by the Way," &c. The present number happened to be fine a moi nin we had a most deli ' ehtful land ' and los o t;m e :iin - topi . ne't ' hound to L . Coneidering the season of the year there was a fair supply of papers of a very attractive natures The review of the contains a splendid vigneite of time "Ascent to the Capi- 1 • f f • t li g' h M h h ' . Drs,- ant sea view rorn oue o 1 s ig est turrets. uc to t e praise hence for Queb t e v e t ; r =spoken 26th May, in lat. 50, Wheat ate' Oats ut market. Wheat was in some instances sold at a ! reduction of 6d per barrel, and Oats were dull at the currency of ' Oerchirlioer volumes of the " Life of Sir Walter Scott" tol, ‘Washington"-a view of "The Niagara Falls from of this gentleman, he lives on his estate the year through, and 1 °I.1g• 13 . Grenada Gardner, hence at Rio Janeiro Friday ,- employs constantly between 30 amid 40 men building aud intro- orient, ' Wheat, white .... 393 6d ra , 4os 6d I Oatmeal ..... .. 12 0-14 6 is ad:lei-shit - written. "De Trop" is an exquisite sa- the Ferry"-and " Front Weet Point"-a view of . hence at Philadelphia Miller's red tire. The ' fourth canto of " The Rubi-a Tele of the e , lie may be sail to build castles in the air, but still theY Victor, Hendrick hence at Leghorn rrenton Falls"-and a "View from Mount Holyoke." a v i i • n e g s . uhst au i lei, as many of the turrets being merely for orna- Heroine, Bouch, hence for Valparaiso, at Dublin Inferior - it 0 saa," is fully equal t? the preceding cantos, and entitles Oats l2 0 13 9 I Barley 0 0- 0 0 Time engravings are in the very first style of art. The went, are built of solid Masonry-lime, sand, and sione being the. writer to time designate - et of a ;met of very high or- accompanying descriptions are vivid and characteristic. all within a few yards of the buildings. I perceive, wherever Bere 0 0- 0 0 I der. "An Anachrenism, or missing oneh. coaco, ,i ~ • is This publication will, we doubt not, induce many to avail ' he excavates from the side of the mountain, he replaces the 'TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 14. s _________ highly amusing. "The Last Heir of Castle Connor" themselves of time increased facilities . of transit o • ffere.d by limestone by an erection in the same style of architecture us . Wind (1 9Wli • b • at Holyhea ~ . . Olt ree ze. IRISH PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE. DUBLIN, Jone 9. is another epecimen of the "Purcell Papers " Under ji • the caetle; and if Mr. flesketh goes on in the same ratio during fro Off ditto, inward bound, at 645 p.m. No. 1467, Eli Whitney, A.S. BRICK-Tullarnore per thousand les to 20s. le steam. ship% for the purpose of visiting the splendid the next ten as he has during the last few years, his buildings ttift.; title of " Classical Authorities for Modern Trifles" savannah. scenery of the western worid. will be too extensive even for a castle. The grounds are O m eHolyhe,d. inward hound, yesterd, y. No. 1487, Chins, 13.5. at 15 1 s Ieee l -Per tiercVndia, £7 :.) ro £7 . lOs ; prime mess, £slos to £5 , I rels £3 lOs to £3 las • pro we are treated to some very curious remarks on fortnne well laid out, and the gardens a rr an ge d t o accommodate the 12 30 a.m. from Charleston-832, Joseph a Winter, 8.8. at 12 30 p.m. viSioll ' ll n e k f mi a ' n es d s, ork l i ta ° s s a t il a vate l 4l ; sttTe r ks light. . •telling, holy-e.ve, and rings. " The Orphans of Dun- The Great Apostacy ; or, the Church of Rome proved to formation of the turrets, hastionS, cUttaioS, scarps, and counter- from Laguna-and 265, Winscales, 8.8. at 230 p.m. from Demerara. esker" is continued in the present number. The tale is t urc be not 11 eCh 1 Ch ' • b b I lof rest, ut to et te greatest scarps, as they advance. The walk Becoe-Per c P wt. 49s to 51s : heavy :38s to 40s ; pigs' cheeke 38s Od gave us a gusto for our Oo' y ue l Nant, inward bound, at 12 at noon, No. 1281, Grace, B.Bk• to 428 Oil ; hams 48s to 51s; pork per barrel 8.5 s to 90s ; tongues per tleCid.Clly too lone for a magazine • I tl t f - ~ as Is aso la 0 breakfast, and we had no complaint to make against the Bee, firkin 2Ss to 30s. upwards outward bound, aground at 730 a.m. near Burbo Sands, 13L-TTER-Flrst per cwt. 92s to els ;in cools 8d to Ild per lb. firkin Enemy to Christ, to 1 - lis Doctrine, and to His ilell. except inine hostess would nut allow her car to ge to Llanw ist, from Virginia. o ! t t o S t il a,t 'o e n 21 '" The Confessitine of Harry Lorrequer." NVe hope that p.m, 91s to 925. near 98s. gton, that God eves . permitted to artse in this World. as the dietance was too great and the road too heavy, so were ' g the paper entitled " What are the Irish Conservative Nos. 1-5. Liverpool: Sankey, 1838. obliged to go to Conway. After we had proceeded more than a ------ ' - . . CANDLES-Export,7id to 8d per lb; mould, 7s ; dipt, Gs. FRATUERS-From the country per stone, 7s to Os ; white Ils to Members about ?" will not be without a beneficial effect. nine on the road, our little friend, whose nerves were not suffi- Thie admirable little work is a ' seasonahle republica- LATEsT DATES AT LIVERPOOL. 14s 6(.1; mixed 6s to 8s 6d. The remarks on " Lord Mulgrave's Appointment of the tion of a reply to W . illia . lll Cobbett's " History of the ciently screwed after the blowing-up he had given to some of ! t i.t h a : people of the Bee. In the excitement of goinv, off, and also From j Direct. Indirect. From Direct. indiret. GLUE-Per cwt. 60s to 655. Geess-Wine and porter . quarts per gross 34s ; ditto pints 30s ; 'Sheriffs in Ireland" are powerfully written, and calcula- Protestant Reformatiun in England and Ireland." It Calcutta April .14 Pernam. April 24 ditto half pints 22s ; imperial quarts 42s ; ditto pints 335. 2 per the want ot sleep, forgot his ;Macintosh, (a most important ted to prodece a very strong effect. ba e.. Ipril ..27 Maranham April .. e cent. off for breakage. contains an ample refutation of the falsehoods contained tiling in Walas to gentlemen who intend to go up mountains, as 1 , 1` 1 1 ° ) i n n a 3' N. Orleans s. ___ ss shall hereafter show, ) and we turned back for it. Unfortunate•y ' Mauritius . in that miechievous work. It also constitutes an excel- March. 20 51obile May. _l4 skins 3d to 310 per lb. Tait's Edinburgh Mao•azine. June, 1838. for our said little friend, we had got on the road again about five St. Helena. Savannah. Stay. „15 LF,A,THER-Per lb. British 10(1 to 1210 ; native light Ild to 1240 ; re . lent antidote to other cheap tractsput forward in defence The mass of reading in Tait is truly astonishing, con i Bahia miles, when he discovered that he had forgotten his boots, and as Rio Janeiro epril. .14 Charleston' of Popery. We are glad to find that it is üblished at a April. .11 New York! - sidering the very reasonable price at which it is pub- ver . . , . . P . . we would not turn back again his excitement evaporated by a few Irish, 18d to 200 ; Errglish 22d to 265; cordovan 184 to 20d , bellies y leasonable prtce, and sincerely hope that it will ob- good wishes to the people at the iun ; but to crown the whole of liSlied. , it is impossible that so very low a charge as one 90 to 11d. Prices firm. tain an extended circulation. It is calculated to do much his disasters at "The Bee," he informed us the following morn- err LEAD.-Pig per ton £22 ; sheet £24 ; pipe £26 :Os ; allot £26. shilling . cen remunerate the publisher, without a very lalllPOrtf:se good, exposing as it does the barbarous and superstitious ins , . at breakfast that he had forgotten his night cap too ! Gen- Otes-Rape refined per cavt. 425; brown rape 40s; turpentine, 75; large cireu!ition, of which, apart from its ultra-radical denten of nervous irritability ought tu train dawn a little before to Ms; linseed 32s to 355. tvranny of the Papacv s • ---eese.---_ RAPESEED-his to 15s per cwt. Polities, Tait iii . eminently deserving. The review of they go on a Welch journey. At Conway we weet through the . the " Life of Wilbt•rforce" is the leading article in the . ruins of the castle. I had no idea they were so extensive. A EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, kc, SLATES-Quieens, tons, sized, 50s; tons, 355; querters. in lengths, Random .Recollecttons of the Lords and Commons.. By bird's eve view of Telford's Brid e and . il e b ke ent which Sarah Birkett. (202) R M Aikin. from !Manilla. 5700 b:itys stootr. 297 50s ; half ditto 255; commons 12a • duchesses ists £9 los ; 2nd £7 lOsi countesses, Ists, £6 ; seconds, 90s ; ladies, 'fits, 35s ; 2nds, 4tts, present number. Aes usual, it contains very copious the Author of " The Great Metropolie," "l'he Belich y hai/e from the top o ' f the. g r i t;ins, ILaskets shells, 31 cases indiect, IS easeS eigarS, Murray, Syme . and co doublt•s, 30s; and mosses 80s per thousand. eatracts from the work under notice. Of course, we j B - ' . . - ' "u • am le pl a ; r a e n pai n d us ' for our tone, anti the tee we gave to an o d woman, who keeps the ke 13 tons sapan wood, 1 box patterns, 11. - Wise and co.- From Shi nn( the ar," &se Second Series. 2 Vole., 12mo. SALT-Per ton tee to 3Cs. s e ep_ White per cwt. 33s to 34s Od; yelloay 23: to 24s Od. cie not at all agree with the reviewer in his estimate of London : Colburn, 1838 . . Y capore, 6 boxes pearl snot) 2 boxes coral and shells 1 box china of the modern timm, le prevent persOns entering the ruins with- paintings, sce. 1 parcel p 7 etierns, 7 casks wild nutme'es. 32 . 0 boxes Mr. ‘Vilberforce's character. That eminently gifted man out paying. In this country you must pay to see any thing, and cassia lignea, Murray, S:yme and co-3 boxes sago, lelai Brodie-1 ST.tacit-283 to 30s. This new series of sketches from the of Mr. was too much of a conservative to please the radicals, Grant will, we have no doubt, attain ereatiTnopularity. the s v i i h e i w of t i he mountains even would tic obsti ucted if it were d4) 3 , 7k T h, t i o , r i th r i o ngt : ( l .ine . --1 k. d0 , , , rl; e ß c ipey 7t l Ti l t iox li i rd.s parnise, , Litt i le„ Flv i r e l ? t i e % p l e , l o • r do e z i :p . 4At s o t s:. 60s; blacldered lard 60s to 052 a whate i vet . admiration they might . otherwise feel in con- u h t: is e i s 3 s et i i iti ci li t i i i:t e i d tt l ii , :e t e n tl eas t ‘ • I : MansnnPerPT.Veir.tsht:ni,e°ol: paekage 1 box sago P , ' 1 box pheasants, 20 bundles ra; l t,'lns. 4e .ebonci. rottgh ditto 38s to 40s ;_ i fat 3 pt i •r d s t tone is 6d to is 10d. Those who have perused the fernier volumes will find retort io ' n lerup atinie his pubiic career. Ihe " Autebios.r,rapliv of a o i r i e ( r . -1 2 e t t i t c s , : es sa i s n p I (Is n , ,, e 7 n a s yitehenb a a t r o t n and b c o .o-I.e t a u s fi t: shells, It Wise 1 m ci o n n e , cf o FT e I: n o e l 1 1 p P e e r r l6lb. 21s to 2 4 .2 5 5 , 6(1 ; skin 20s to 21s. equal pleasure and gratification in going through the ple in Wales have extracted the money from the amateur i tra- ,Wl' P -3 xes s ed birds, Nicol, an English Oaiurn Eater" contains some very striking Yellers, who have had heavy purses and light hearts. One of Duckworth and co Pe t c ; l D l ' ' A i L e F i s c; Witiseirv, OLD-Imperial eallon, is d to 83 tel ; new 6s Id to work now' before us The atyle k plain and sensible, reflections on the character of Charles Limb. " Wed. ' '• ' onr friends went to the top :_if Snowdon, with a uide from Capel Petriot Kine (335) .1 Clark, from Calcutta, 1819 li ("es , I s ci I ice , 6s 3d. In bond 2s 10(1 to 3s. "Higher prices asked. ..5.,, a re ' u ^" . • • ' L ae SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-11ay, Is 5d to 2s Sul per cwt. ; Straw, and tl . te language suited to the subject. Some of the de saltiretre, 875 ' hags rice, 60 • k • d ' Tie es tea woo , 3• / oags horn tips, 16/3 •ding Slippers" is a very amusing tale by Miss Mitford. Curig he paid hiin 4s - and gave him his g ilinner and - as ~ scriptive portions, especially those in which the scenes much ' drink as made him squint more than his natural cast of bags linseed,.. „ 294 bags cowries, 90 . boxes cassia, 59 hales hides, eosi MITA LFIE P LDS. May 24.-Bacon per cwt. 49s to Ms ; Hams 48s " The Progress of Pubtic Corruption" i; a radical essa bags ginger, /0 boxes 3 , lae d e .).53 hales jute. 7 bales silk, 1 bundl y of tumult in both Hou • aes are represented, are of a highly eye, but the fellow actually bad the impudence to demand 6s. Is_to ls 10,1 er ditto. to 51s; cheeks, 38s to 42s Od; cool butter 9d to 11d; firkin 90s to 96s . , on. several stOjects connected with the public expendi- em i tsiii, 1 bundle matl, 1 box cane baskets, order-p D graphic character. The total absence of every thin • g Gd. inore-a chap, too, whose labour in that country is not lere. Its bitter ard exterminating spirit will prove its worth more than is. 6(1. per diem. The fellow certainly de- rice, rei n i T ;;: l' i. t i ) e,: i , 'ill: r a n t t k e e r n t o ) n i2 f r b o a rp ,s Csl r c! , ul i t i a d , e. 2l/ i l 2 tu i l . t s bemp . i i i. . ) , 6 „ eotnereir MARKET, COLE'S-LANE.-Fowl per pair 2s 6d to 3s 6d like political bias or patty feeling front these - volumes own antidote. If an Englishwoman perpetrated the constitutes a very material recoMmendation in their served 45., because our tall friend with his well-turned pins and bundles munjeet, 31 pees teak planks, 3 tons 10c red sandars' wood, ,t s 3685 b.,,,,,, bladdered lard, 60a to 625. Clri r lekev, l i s_elci r to 2. d F. I . lh 2 olesale 3a 100 • retail, 4s 4d er 124. antelope activity, (while my little friend and I were fishing,) (exportation) C Pletcher and co-17 bales goat skins, 113 chests lac r ,„'" ' AI K „ - treasonable verses called "Advice to Canada," she otielit f Ties • • . dye, 113 chests shell lac, 20 liak•s hemp, 1 casestuffed birds, order - avour. account which the author has afferded of . . • gave turn such a °edit's) up the mountain that made the dew p , Cups, 2s 8d to 28 led; lurnpers,o3 Od to Os Od per ewt. to be placed in the pillory. " Abel O'Hara's Own TriP the formalities resorted to in Parliament will be of great dro s haw , front hi ' s nose like an icicle on a Dutch! an' beard. - - rOTATOR iv' ARKET-Apple's 3s 4d' to 3s 8d; bla P eks, Os 00 to Os Od; 'to Donnybrook" is capital. The remarks on " Postotlice utility to those who have never been present during the The P se areleavy drawbaeks on pleasure. As much of il this s kind of un tl n e o x w an n der j ,( A ae i V i 7 !I ai rl i o s.. l - i. A . : te 3 lettius, 3 tin 129 , :tes coptents E Turbot, per II). Is to'ls 3d; crimped cod, 5(1 to 7d ; soles 11(1 Reform" are (leserving of consideration. The miscel- transaction of important business. The characters in- nuisance ought to be avoided, and can be, if the hints 1 give and co-4032 do, II - Dutchman-1521 do, Za:tri i r i sA e u n g li ar s . r •l t e a , a i Ido;;„:„.47:1 r i z T2 MARKET-Per lb. • cool 8d to Ild ; fresh 9d to 11d. to 13(1; lobsters, 2s to is 6d each; oysters, 3s 6d to 5s ; bulk herrings daneons articles, reviews, Sec., are excellent. We would, troduced into this wo k • I d 1 • • r Inc u e every p lase of political are attented to; but this is a digression, and 1 must go on with do. onier-1 case liqueurs' J Smith-2 parcels stuffed birds, or Rebertson-P D 4s Odto 4s 6,1 per 'did. . , ' 'hoWever, advise our readers to skip the political articles feeling- There i • • e• s scarcely a member, in either House my tour. From Conway we went to Lianas rst, (a little shabby nietesting town,) and the only memento I have of the place _ AFRICA. . 15s; Kilkenny 33s to 37s per ton. in Tait.: there is .plenty of interesting matter without who has the all h 1 • • , . , uni g test c aim to notoriety, that is not is, that tile car driver attempted to charge us for eleven miles Freeland, (215) R F 7ones, from Africa, 650 casks . palm oil, 280 - elezh o nts' teeth, 2 kegs gum copal, 6 eases returned goods, II Leifer COALS -Whitehaven. 16s ; Carltsle, 16s ; Harrington, 14s ; Scotch - -.-- ------- ------------ AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, ethese. pourtraved by Mr. Giant. On the whole these volumes instead of nine to Capel Curig, where we arrived at the ouly inn christina.( Imported into Liverpool, from the 6th Ito the 12th inst. mav be said to possess claims to the permanent support in the place, about which I shall say nothing more than that we IrEsT INDIES. FROM IRELAND, 'The Monlhly"Chronicle. Jane, 1838. of the British public. remained there two days, merely for the purpose of trying some 297) d E Genle, from Demerara, 13 puns 44 hhds rum, 21 Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lamhs. 2407 5186 5057 120 0 20 foe in the present number there are several articles of lakes in the neighbourhood. Here it is where I would remind Mats anitatto, or ere-46 1 _puns 10 lihd rum, G Labalmondiere-20 Previously.. 27142 27986 104211 1269 134 85 4094 the gentleman traveller of the virtues of a Macintosh We puns 10 hhels rum. S , lackey-49 puns rum, 100 puns molasses, COASTIYISE. very superior merit. The paper on ." Animal Nlagnet- The New Statistical Account of Scotland. No. 18. walked to one part of Moel Siabot, to try ' lt lake half way Murray S'yme and co-8 hlids sugar C W and F Sha . _ . . . _ . ncl-30 hints . Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calve , . Lambs. ism" is a very compreheneive essay on this vexatious Containing part of the County of Kincardine. with up that mountain ; and after toiling through a weaving tract sugar, 30 puns rum, N Waterhouse and Sons-t 0 puns rum Buchanan 10e 483 e 8 3 4 0 qeestion, in which a variety of ifetalls are introduced. Map, anti conclusion of Dumfries. May, 1838. Edin- 0 roa aou wo mt es, we arrive pu e an ma nle an , ‘s ne- p . r db tt 1 'd ffd ‘ clbl • - l'k 11 Bro • 10 uns rum, 38 puns 1 hhd rum, Sir 3 Tobin-3e hlids 3418 38761 6231 100 '74 0 " The present State of Poetry" is an admirable critique but I BI k g 1: ac - wood. spavined coachers, and in a most profuse state of perspi- sugar, Sandbaele Terme and co-20 do, Wilson and Austin-2 hrls do e W Lucas-48 bales cotton, N Waterhouse and Sons-20 pines Previously - --.___________, LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. on modern poetical authore, in which there is much ori- We have already expresced our warmest ap robatinn As we were preparing to cast our flies on the coffee, Murray, Syme and co-43 bales eotton, Baillie, Ker and co ginality of reflection. The " Review of the British o f t h„ •• d ' .• I • 1 , • • ration. P . water, a kind of mensoon on the mountain struck up such a2l Ithds annatto, order-7390 raker nuts, W Lucas-11 packages pirite manner in %voice ties great nationel work phizzer, whisking the water off the surface tif the lake like peb- presents, 4 castines 1 box iron British returned-Q D Nuntherof nese ',alien ts entered on Ihe book softhe Dispensaries during ' Army" contains sonic very appropriate observations on the last week:- lias been hitherto conducted. Time present number is es. an Hying fmg 1 tili i e encoops, a vie imme tale y • hl dd • ' h 1 l'k h th t.- • d . I Mary Ann, (130 ' ) , G Robson, from Demerara, 30 lihds sugar, 4 puns the present state of military science. m which several put on our Macintosh coats, and got what shelter some detached 80 brls rum, 66 casks molasses, 11 casks 83 bags u•offee. T and II slur- North. South. Total ! fulls , equal in interest to any of its predecessors. The valuable suggestions are e,rered. The continuation of parish •hich d crib I B • G are es et , are ervie, arnock, Ben- fragments from the higher part of the niountain would afford. In ray-45 hhds sugar. 32 puns 7 brls rum. C W nnd F Shand-1 bie Received adviee and medicine at thelnetitution, 297 242 ese 2 casks hardware British returned, order-1 cask palm oil, Visited at their own houses and supplied with •" Zicei" is as fuil of mystery as the preceding chapters : . ' es " holme, Forlorn), Fettercairn, Laurence Kirk, (celebrated d th n e lulls of the tornado we fished, and merely cauebt half a ._ ~ e . s p t ie g k r e ' d up at sea.-G D medicine lOB 82 199 1 zen about six-ounce each Not satisfied with this miserable ---- -___ ____ the , ta l e.: is, however, doled out in too small proportions. for its manufacture of snuff boxes,) Arbuthnott, Glen- affair we wen ' t the next day . to Beddgeiert and there had some SOUTH AMERICA. . The hemarks on " Public Opinion" indicate much ori- Hermes, (241) W K Oliphant, from Lima, 3053 bags sugar, 167 VISITORS, 403 324 729 • hervie, Durris, Banchory Devineck, NlarYculter, and of the best fishing we could ivish, on the lake i about two miles from ginality of tlicught, but are sadly lacking, in candour, es• 10 , :m i • i s sLo d ol e , n ord i a- 0 1: ( 2 t=s ., se i a 3 l 3 a l r ;( c ) l i. l n !) , a i l l e4g;327,: r t , E . ns i9 t4e . ii t s:. a North-51r. Thomas Barber, Rev. C. Vl'. Lawrence, and Mr. W. r. Nigg. The information respecting these pla - ces embraces the village, where we dined. Beddgelert is the place for au angler pecially in'the numerical reeults given of the last gene- their topoei•aphy and natural history, civil history, po- to make to! Get to Carnarvon by the steamer for a few shillings, and 106 dry salted ox and cow hides, Wallis, Mason and co-13 bales To ta I at: i a a c c h gr D eg i o sp r . en S a r y South-Mr. F. Jordan. Mr. W. 11. Hutchinson. mud Mr. Jos. Cooper. 1 nal election. The criticisms on the " Exhibition of the pulation, irldustry, parochial economy, antiquities, &c and walk to Beddgelert, a distance of twelve miles, decidedly indigo, T Naylor mul co-1 ease 2 boxes contents unknown II C,as. tellain, Sons anti co--2 packages do, W M•Crackan-1 package otter -- ___ - • the best inn we met on the road-every attention, good fare Royal Academy" are elegantly written. The reviews, and 34 salted otter skins, the master-G D THE WORKHOUSE. , and reaso . nab!! charges. Tak . e . with . you a lo . ose .N.P.lntosh and 13 . etsey, ;221) J Bunter, from Buenos Ayres, 22 pipe* Ihf tallow, Statement of the average number and expellee of paupers in th ' theatrieal and musical criticisms, and miscellaneous con- Lamle in Miniature. By the Rev. Dr. Vale. London : a good sized fishing-basket, as hich will contain all the change B. ~ s aro i, 1 rothers and co-37 pipes 8 lif pi pes do, G Beley-I0 pipes tents of the Monthly Chronicle are marked by good 6dell. of linen, &e. you require. The fly this month on the lake has do, Roger, Best and co-53 bales sheep's wool, order-95 hetes mer- Paupers. I' Head. Per Week taste, candour, and sound judgment. This is an admirable compendium of time " art of rea- dark brown body and lighter brown wings. The best plan weuld ehandise, Wrieht, Parlane and cp.-FromMonte Video, hides, R Henderson and Sons-e 214 do, 33 tons bones, G Barker and 1108 salted ox June 2, 1838 J W . ro n :kh s ou vi se n for the week endine 1722 be to ger some flies dressed of various shades of brown, as the 1 Ile 167 3 8 1 soning. The language is plain and intelligible, the ar- fly after being wet assumes a darker shade than when dry. As co-11 pipes tallow, Rodger, Best and co-C D ' - ______ The Asiatic Journal. June, 1838. raneernent lucid, and the illustrations opposite. to bottom fishing, it is not to be compared with the spurt you 13roa . t1 Oak, (274) M Hubbock, from Paraiba, 1534 bags cotton, '7O Less 34 Less 021 Less 23 16 4 j cases 65 brls 36 bags sugar, order-P D _ in this number the " Review of Eastern News" con- ' have with the fly, and if you happen to have a breeze on the - UNITED STATES. Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending 'tains an excellent digest of the most recent information lake you are sure to kill, however cloudless the day may happen k Rhetoric in Miniature. By the same Author. Lon- June 11,1838 from our oriental colonies. " Steam Navigation to In- don • Odell. to be, but the chances are stol iu your favour of • having both Europe, (615) E G Mnrshall, from New York, 3 cases contents un known, II C Smith rind col do, T Cave and co-3 packages do, 330 June 12, 1837 . 1979 do. do. 233 10 : ' 1 dia" is an important article. " The Woo Keen-Luv" is • • • rain and wind at this lake sufficient, as the mountains surround - bales cotton, order-1 box do, II Roose-1 do, Shaw, Vance and co- This is another very useful treatise. It contains every i I I W More 49 More 810 2 1 Iso c ose y. e returned to Liverpool by the Eclipse steamer I do, L C Collett-1 parcel do, Roskell,Ogden and co-1 do, Hall and a curioue philological paper. " A Voyage up the Red thing which is indispensably requisite to the proper un- from Bangor, anti as we were going down the New Channel we co-9 boxes copper ore, Rathbun,. Brothers and co-28 do, J Bibby Rea" abounds with inte.resti . ng passages, relating to a derstanding of the subject. No one can peruse it with- passed the Europe, full of passengers. The captain hailed us, and Sons-241 bales cotton,Wildes, Pickeragill and co-24 do. Bolton, PACKE'r BOA'rS.-FALNIOUTH S'rATION, 1 region of which very little is generally known. The out deriving advantage from the instructions which it GENERAL POST-OFFICE.-June 8, 1837. , and we took him in tow. This is very irregular, and highly im- Ogden nnd co-500 hrls turpentine, Wildee, Pieltersgill and eta-34 hhds tobacco, 1 mid W Oxley and co-58 hlidsquercitron bark, R L - ---- 1 geographical details which are afforded in tide narrative „ n t a j„ . proper and unjust to passengers on board the steamers, and not Maas made Dawson and co-19 tens boiler plates, 0 Wright and co-496 Id chests Last Packets Next Packets 1 form a very great addition to our previous stuck of infor- at all to he palliated by the necessity of the case, as there were D • d . - es• DESTINATION. tea, (exportation) K °wee an co-a quantity shooks, fee. itzhugh Sailed. Due. - , . . . plenty of tug-stearners looking out for such jobs. Our captain, and cu-P D Lo ni t t en. rnation. The'rematt on " The Zend," an imaginary Th e H,„ • sewtfe e Recetpt Book ; being a Collect:on of not contented with getting £l5 for his business, exactedsixpence Cyrus, (247) NV Woodside, from New York, 749 hales cotton, R - -- -- - , language, on which Burnout . has speculated, are from U.s•eful Dotnesti: Receipts, &c. London : Odell. each from the passengers by the ship for landing, them, and then Zwilehenbart and co-34 do, W and J Brown and ro-W D Holland . Tuve. & Satnr. , the talented pen of Col. Vans Kennedy. " The Plague 'Phis is a perfect "handbook" of domestic economy. when the steam-packet was brought to anchor they hada further Superb, (261) A Nicoll, from New York, 553 bales cotton. Bolton, Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri. litcheli Lisbon . 1 Royal Tar, Ship" is a tale fnended on facts, and of most absorbing . The receipts are very judiciously selected, and embrace demand of eixpenee from the boatmen for taking them from the . O r ed c i i ;n r a , n n d a e c olO hl d i o.. % ,,, Val a rTt d o s n e . I l l o gt. i l l ti l _s d ta c e ° ,' - or 3 de d r o 'Q N l2l ' Madeira Saturdays .. June 10. 1' June 4. interest. The feerth number of " Selections, and Re- very , t ling whrc tilt nee rut for an ordinary househo . e 1 • • I • - 'd • Id s e t , earner tu the stip. What will the Americans think of such 391 do. 11 E4;mq, (603) W e l'etr e i r e c , from ' 'Savant - 01h. 630 bales cotton, T Spain & ' ihralt. u 1 iiectiohe"' contains! gorne pertinent remarks on painting, eoluct! The captain of the steamer was ridiculed both by his cro w der-92 do, J Belf o rd and c o --84 do, W and J Brown and co- Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday Tagus, MaY 28 • t. _ own passengers and the passengers of the Europe, in eonse- m a y 14. ss _ e allit4ation, expreseion, anti association, in poetry. The _ __________ quence of losing, his inizentopinast and some of the stays, in his !Vl' do, Wain wrieht, Sheila and Molyneux, Witherby and co-98 do, Plutons Parker and co- Egypt arid India .. 4th Saturday (.0-281 do, Glen and Anderson-151 Madeira May 4. June 29. elasaical illtistraitions are numerous and very apposite. RATING OF TENEMENTS.. clumsy attempt to clear the ship when he was going to . land the do, Collmann arid Stolterfoht-395 do, order-I box plants, Isaac, Brazil . &B. Ayres. s ac t lk ‘ t . n e al i i , t ,. l . l . Low and co-Q 0 America Sheldrake,Nla 3-5 S'drake,July 1 I , We are. stirprised, however, that, under the head of alli- - passeugers ; and at one time I thought his masts and chimney o f tinst.B. Express B. :Nimble, _ e Manchester, Ist day The select committee of th • h ruse of commous has presented would h• •t • • d h • 1 h k lit (616) It Lawson.. from Savannah„ 74 bales cotton, cJamai L'wn . .rd aye vie itnize Is passengers- t ley son i e reeus H agen , Magee and co-100 do, Wildes. Piekersesll and co-1162 do, J 2 Isl. 8.-- Hayti.. June 27. teration, the aitthor should not have made any allusion ' - ' each tnonth June 3. the foilowieg report •-- Laguira when they came in contact with the spari . i of the Europe. With Holfurd and eO-29 do, T and J Sands and co-481 do, T Crowder-24 to the en - near:et - id of the 'Welsh. " Scenes i • n Cutch" I. Thet it is the .• ' rh . • . opinion 0. Lis committee, that the owners the exception of a few of these trilling circumstances we haul a do. Jones, Mann and co-244 do, W and J Brown and co-141 do 1, t • • May 17. June 25. ate very interesting. The reports, varieties, and geN!- of tenements not exceeding the annual value of £9. not under most deliehtful tr . dh h • f its best recomrnenda ip, an wlc is one o Witherby and co-44 do, Baring Brothers and co-1 do, order-W I) ' vana. ;al information in the Atiatic, are extremely irnportant, tease or agreement for more than twelve mortals, be liable to ti one Is d d h - ,we a not an angry word or feeling tower s eac other Orozirelin, (496) D slarcey, from New Orleans, 1697 haless hags eJamiti. L'warcV) 15th day of 11. M. B. Linnet. ILM,II Deli •ht T of II M.B. Mngnet, Nightingale, May 17. July 11. I , each month. especially to thoee, who are connected with easer n the payment of the poor rates thereon, subject to certain con- thronghout our rambles. cotton, A Dennistoun and co--10 do, Humphreys and Biddle-44 do, ' order-6 do, the master-W D IN: exi; It n i d i. ll 3, :i ii : 15th day Carthaeena e•• • • , . affairs. dilions anti limitations. Caspian. (537) D Patten, from New Orleans, 589 lashes cotton, - _ _______-- e -__,.. 7-- ______ -.____-_,____-___e i„ 2 - That no parish or township supporting its own poor do __ . ___ _ Ilagee Magee and co-141,1 do, Humphreys and Biddle-38 do, order PREMIUMS os. INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. I come under the aperetion of the new law, unless the inhabitants Liverretiot, COURT F PASSAGE BILL.-On the motion of -- NV 0 Home. J The Farmer's Magazine. Stine, IS3B. in general vestry assembled shall consent thereto bY a majoritY Mr. Cresswell, this bi n ll was ' read a third time and passed the Caspian. (537) D Patt , en, from New Orleans, 589 hales rotton, Fla (Saltine before 12th Jan., ---_ ___ ___________ The copper-plate illustrations to the present number of two-thirds. House of Cueinsons on Monday. kn ) Nlagee and co-1421 do, Humphreys and Biddle-38 do, order- to •• • • •• • • after Ist Aug. I at when an arish or townshi has co rated as f 'T are, a plate of an improved Leicester Ewe, and a plan 3 . Th , Y p , , . P OS a 0 . Liverpnol, (556) J Godfrey. from New Orleane 2101 'ilk's cotton Jamai' , a said. the guardiane of t . he un.on under M OF C the Poor-Law Amend- C., and A. OLDRIDGE'S BAL. OLUMBIA d Biddle-90 do Nlol •neux 11 - th •- • , 1) (Id 25 do' Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice. 20 0- 0 0 20 0-25 0 1 ' field L med for a farm of 200 acre-s, the latter of which will , numphievs en _ - ,- e ~ Icry an .. o-- • . - 35 0 140 0 -150 0 '' ment Act or Gilbert sAO or under any local act in which 1, NV ELLINGTON-STEEET, STRAND, LoNnott.---To preserve tne • • - - ' • - I' Ilibbert-97 do, 3eo bundles wet salted hides. order-23 bales eo - • t Ilonduras LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Outward. he round of great utility to landlords. The contents of • ' - 1 , fi h ' h h • b f 1 • h • f 1 - New York, Roston 2O 0-25020 0 - 0 0 such pa ris ' h shell he situate( , shall ez t e amount of allowance uman err has een or a eng time t e unsuccess u pursuit of ton 2 packages contents unknown, It Curreil-P D ton, Savannah - 30 0 20 0 - 0 0 , 111 F: number are extremely varied, as usual, and will to be matle to the owners of suCh tenements in such parish Or innumerable Chemists and Naturalists, and although there have Coreria, (480 ) J Urquhart, fr om mobil e , 14 . 63 h a l e s cotton, II Mure "" 1 " New Orleans - 40 0 2e ) 0_ 30 0 1 nfford much information of the highest importance to toe nships. been various compounds professing to accomplish this desirable anti co-80 do, order-P I) Pth Jan 4O 0-60 0 140 0 -150 0 ! 4. That such allowance shall net be less than tea, nor more end, still nothing really capable of restoring and preserving one Perseverance, (:224)T James, r "1- 0 I) Canada - 35 0 00-00 , J agrieulturistß. Among, the principal :papers vve would Parker and co-5e do, Vl l ainwrieht, Shells and co-. 0 do ' °i • r -la and British North America of the most beautiful of nature's .ifts was discovered until 1821 30 0- 40 0 0 0 - 0 0 ' than fifty per cent, on the atim p unt of the rate, • 51agnificent, (731) J Whitby, from St. John, N.B. 80 pc - " d " C t annon, Newfoundland enumerate the following :--"Tlie English Agricultural when the result of a series or ex " e • t • ed f ‘ 25 0-30 0 20 0-30 0 d f _p nmen s tri or a . long pre- 1064 pees fir timber,le 10 deals, 180 e staves, 9 fins lathwoo . Brrzik Society"-the "Extracts from the Belson of the Select G i .5 11) * e T h' at where neither the oor-Law . Amendnient Act, nor . .. t s Act, nor any local act. shall be in operation, the ells- semis petio upon persons o all ages and constituttons, fully Miller wed co-4 masts, for exportation-B D River Plate from Mobile, trio ba!es cotton d , , P r- ton Havana 3 1 5 0 ° --- .10 ° 0 ° 4 3 0 5 0 0 --- s ° o 0 ° 'Committee of the Poor Law Amendment Act"-" Steam tices at petty sessions . assembled shall fix the allowance as afure• established the infallible virtues of this most potent restorative. -...,..... East Indies ( Camages OH Common Roads" (with 'illustrative enera- said. The wonderful virtues of this inestimable compound in restor- _____ ' ed a lecture Company's Ships 45 o- 50 0 45 0- 50 0 • Batavia eings)-" The Rating of Tenements Bill, and the Pay- G. That soy occupier of such tenement as aforesaid shall, if ing the hair to its pristine beauty, an t i the certainty with which ANIMAL MAGNETISM -Dr. Lardn . er deliver meeting of the 43 0- 50 0 45 0- 60 0 he desire it, be rated for • ts conservative ao such tenement, and on payment of i . , . hical Society. He pro esse Ca - s e _eS - 55 0 40 0- 60 0 . ment of Rates Bi!!"-" Rui,kins' Apperatua"-" On the Good Hope e ency operates in preserving it to the latest on animal magnetism yesterday evening , t a ---* f d New South W I d •t dth-th h d p . e o ' - 30 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0 such rate - be entitled to any f ranc h ise or pr i v il ege d e p en d e nt period, has received. as mieht be expeeted, the most flattering Hampstead Literary and Philosop . Africa Comparative Valise of Potatoes and Nlangel Wurzel for 25 0- 30 0 3s 0 -lee 0 thereon. '1 of the efficacy of the mysterious ener.dtar - 25 0 15 0- 20 0 Cattle • Feedinee,"-" The Account of a Nloie or Draining 7. That the owners of tenements as aforesaid shall not be its effects.-OLDRIDGE'S BALM causes Whiskers and been convinced against his wi. . t al - timers is ca ' ' testimonials from the grateful thousands who have experienced himself to be a convert to the . new faith, an sta e a e a liable of . Luna, Valparaiso, Sze. - 70 0 40 0 - Tio o Plough"-" On the Effects of the Introduction of Air liable to pay such noor-rate on tenements which have been un. Eye-brovrs to grow, prevents the hair trent turning grey, emanation. This unknown ieflet.enacne, d ' Dr. - Lardn ' er mentioned Malta, sielly. &c• - 30 0 20 0- 25 0 into 'the Veins nf Living - Animals"-" The Horse- occupied for three consecutive months. and from felling ter, and the very first application makes it reflection from polished s urfaces ' Smyrna rindConstantiniiple - :10 0 20 0- 25 0 8. That a summary i n of such curl 1 , • ~ II mode of recovering Possess.o . , seautituue, and completely frees it Inan Feint: -At the a case in whic Make II •tion frotn several mirrors, the operator being rir.„ : ea 20 0- 30 0 20 0 -23 0 Food"-" On Maileres, their Nature and Applhaation" 15 0- 20 0 15 fl -- .20 0 tenements after -the determinati 'on of the tenancy thereof be office of the Proprietors, C. and A. OL MUDGE, No. 1, duced after are et. ~ , , (me Ihe learned Docter did not operate on any vr , itera -•• On * Populatine"-" Articles used for the Food of estern Isles, Cape de Vents 2O 0-30020 0 - 25 0 provided. Wellington-street, Strand, the most convincing proofs of its in- in a di st "; •° h 1. t•e es the effecis he a 1 'tt 1 ' • h all the effects of Mesmeric fluid had been pro , rine t e cc t. r , • ( nil et were Lisbon - 20 0 13 0- 20 0 e llorse"-" CP , , F117,P. Allottnents"-" On the Use of • - 20 0- 23 0 15 0 - 'es 0 ___. riolland : :mein raiaing 'I ernips"-" Liquid Alanure," and the VAN DIEMAN'S LAND. -Extract ora letter dated Hobart men of "the first respectability.- Sold at the Proprietors', (as slioa.mtrai.eekla'e•ths.iant-yunc'e-rtain in the period of operation, but he offered Cadiz of his audience to the hospital, where the miraculous I ,!,ra"" - 10 0 7 6- 10 0 e Duratioe of Enelish Coal:"rhe nericultural reports, Town, Van Diernan's Land, Januery 1, 1838:-The emigrant above,) and by all respectable Perfumers and Medicine Vend -7 6- 10 0 7 6- 10 0 9 7 6- 10 () 7 6- 10 0 id other intelligence . connected with far - miner., aie ex- ship, Bussorah Merchant, from Colic, bringing s 11 - te'ffects of the manipulations might be witnessed.-Courier.- •• lids of a feather." &e. All the literary quacks will t f - rn" P" 1 . ' bon their guard ( " , ,• , 1 • • •- , • ers, piece 3s. 6c1., 6s. and lls. per bottle. No other prices are r cows° liambure, Bremen, &c. Gottenbure, Stockholm genoine.-N.B. 'lle Public ars requesled to „ e N I 'oils in tue meeica, hum eles in supperong tue animal-magnetic. Petersbur: Riga. Sac - go 0 0 0 - 0 0 " "ii° g l V c) ' • Tl'' - • • • mea-iles, B,re. with her is still in quarantine. Originally 294 t Noire. es periothcal is one of the most ' • I ' f Ak f 01 DR I DGE'S BALM-, o. J against counter eits. s in . ' miracles.) - Tinieg, IVedoG,/,y. 15 0 - eir 0 13 0 - 0 0 , .seful iebieh souls embarked in her-four women sod tiftv-fuur children died , Oporto ' , • emanates from the metropolitan prees, and 0 „ h e , Wellingtoa-street, Strand, Londau. passage out. 15 0_ 20 0 o ri - 0 0 Jun 15, Ik3g. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE a PARTNERSFIIPS UNSOLVED. D. Williams and E. Williams, Liverpool, cart-owners—'l Webster T. Widclowson, and E. Marsden, Liverpool, coal-dealers—F.?Grayson and J. Hishrown, C hester, grocerssl. Lea and J. Derbyshire, Man■ Chester, briekmakers—J. ()Wham and B. Beddome, jun. Manchester, silk-manufacturers—A. Sidebotham and U. C. Whittingham, Man chester, tea-dealers—J. Caren and D. Hudson, Isle of Man, painters. INSOLVENT. June 11.--.. David Darla, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgan; grocer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Elliott, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square, London, tailor. Thomas Hamper, Church-lane, Whitechapel, London, isinglass , dealer. James Chapman. Egham-hill. Surrey, butcher. Robert Peake, George-street, New-road, London, licensed-vic• tualler. Thomas Rogers, Gloucester -terrace, Mile-end Oldtown. London, John Ditton. Mare-street, HackneS•, eheesemonger. George Foster, Bieester, Oxfordshire. licensed-victualler. Will►arn Worth and Henry Worth, Totnes. Devonshire, mien , drapers. Barnard Downey. Cheltenham. linen-draper. Edward Astin, Ashley, Staffordshire, moister. Samuel Henry Cooke, Southmolton, Devonshire, shopkeeper. DIVIDENDS. July 5, S. B. Jackson, Liverpool, grocer—. J u ly 3, F. Farr, Lombard.' street, London. b an k er —July 3, T. W oo d s an d J. Dowder!, f orts. on mouth, cabinet-m a k ers —J u l y 3 , 1 . S olly, jun. St. Mary - a xe. Lon don, July '7, C. V. S m ith an d R . E . G oulding, Tottenham-court - roa d ; Lon don. linen-drap e rs—Jul y 3 , B . W all i s and R. Wallis, Black wall. n don, ship-builders—d u fy 5, S. Hale, Bishopsg ~ ate-street, Lon don tavern-keeper—J u ly 3, N. Bingham, Old Bond-street, London, aura geon—July 5, T. M a cki e, B ear - street, Leicester-square, L on d o n, vic tualler—July 5, M. Caldw e ll, A us ti n ,f r i ars London, merchant —Ju ly 5,,A. Geddes and G. Evans, Upper East Smithfield, London, bott.leA merchants—July 5, C. Pricker, Brighton, grocer—July 3, J. Kenni o n , jun. Mincing-l ane , London, broker—July 9, S. T. W. Gawthorp , Wakefield, corn-factor—July 3, W. Burnell, Wortley, Yorkshire, cl oth - manufacturer—July 12, J Beard and .1. D. Herbert, Gloucester , timbe r - merchants---=July 6, R. D'Oylv, Moreton-in-the , MarSh. Gloucestershire, sc r i vener —J u l y 9, J. M•Lintock, Barnsley, York shire, lin en - manufacturer—July 18, Q. 11. Rowe, Cheltenham, wool- 5 , W. Burton, Great Glenn, .Leicestershire, currier' —July 6, T. H. Webster, Forebridge, Stattord.shire, builder. CERTIFICATES To he grant e d, un l ess cause be shown to the contrary, on or before tl,e 3d J. Finlay son , Union- dof place, ay New:July road, Lo'ntlon, colour-manufac e turer—J. Butt, Whandon, Gloucestershire, grazier, -I. Bailey, Sout h ' ampton, hatter —D. Parry, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, victualler. STRATONS. John Dunsmuir, S Ki COTCII SEQ coa U E l-merchant. John Henderson, Edinburgh builder. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. JUNS. ..0 0trig IS. John Leigh, (2d) Clarendon Rooms, 1 18. J. and R. 51ater............ .. .. ..... Littledale an d C o .' s , 19..1. Wright, (2d) on Rooms., , 19. 0. Evans f 20. C. liaj,es, juu. (special) T Toulroin's, 11 21. Ditto Clarendon Rooms, 1 PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14. RAILWAYS, &c. Last Prices - This day'. ershate. ' Birmingham and Gloucester 2O paid P l 4 1 Prices. 2 6 .... Ditto and Derby 3O .... 0 0 0 .... Birkenhead an d Ch es t er lO paid /3 15 0 .... Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 64 0 0•... Chester and Crew e . Eastern Counties Edinburgh and. Glasgow (old) : , 3 .... 412 6 .... Ditto ditto (n ew ) .. 5 .... 517 6 .... Ditto Leith and Ne w h aven 5 paid 0 0 0 .... Glasgow,. Pilisley. and Greenock 4 ...• 40 0 .... Glasgow ; Paisley, Kilmarnock, i and Ayr 5 paid 0 0 0 .••• Grand Junction 160 .... '2lB 0 0 ....gls 0 0 Great Western Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston .... Liverpool and Manchester 100 .... 206 0 0 ~,.208 0 0 Ditto quarter shares 25 .... 50 0 0 .... Ditto half shares 25 ~.. 70 0 0 .... ' London and Birmingham 9O .... 174 0 0 .... Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 29 5 0 .... Ditto and Southampton.,, 50 , 44 15 0 .... Ditto, new shates Ditto & Brighten (United) ll .. 11. 7 6 .... 11 5 0 Leeds and Manehester 3O ...... 4B 0 0 .... Leicest er an d S Wannington 5O .... 74 10 0 ..... Leicester and Swannington, (new) 6 paid 25 0 0 .... Manchester, Bolton, & 1444ry 7l .... 72 10 0 ... Manchester and Birmingham 7 .... 812 6 ..... Midland Comities 3O .... 00 0 .... Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... 92 10 0 .... Ditto quarter sh ares 25 .... 23 5 0 ...... North hfidland 35 .... 39 19 0 .... 32 0 0 South Eastern and Doter 7 ...• 417 6.. North Union, ( new) 46 .... 63 10 0 .... Ditto, (old) 100 .... 75 10 0 .... St. Helen's and R uncorn Gap ... lOO paid 0 0 0 ...., BANKS,. Bank of Liverpool..... ...... Zl2 105 Pak! 23 17 6 .. -- Commerci a l of Li verpool 10 .... 19 17 6 .... . Liverpool U n i on lO .... nl5 0 .... -- Nortli!-91 and Central lt) .... 32 6 ... Albion 25 paid 24 2 6 .... 24 10 C 1 North and South W a l es lO .... 910 0 ..... 210f7 of Manchester lO .... 00 0 ... _ M'cliester & L'pool Dset 15 .... 00 0 ..., South Lancashire 7 10s 617 6 .... Liverpool Banking Company .... 10 .... TO 0 0 ~... Borough Bank Commercial Bank of E ng l an d . 5 .... 0 0 0 .... East of England Phoenix Bank. Royal Bank of Liverpool 5OO ... 627 10 0 .... Wilts and Dorset GAS, WATER WORKS, &e. Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 162 0 0 ..., I.' poo I ;lc Harrington Water W orks 200 .... 452 10 0 .... Bootle Ditto Stock .... 320 0 0 .... Liverpool Coal Gas Company—Stock .... 350 0 0 .... L'pool New Gas & Coke Co £lOO .... 19$ 0 0 .... Ditto New Shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES. , • Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.£25 paid 10 2 6 .... Ocean Assurance Company. lO .... 7 '2' 6 .... • Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. 2 1 6 .... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES. - &c. - ---- Anderton Carrying Company.... 12 10s. 12 1:5 0 ..... Woodside Ferry Etrremont.Ferry l2los Rock Ferry Monk's Ferry l3 ... 700• • • : Steam Tug Company Doti n gton Docks A pethecarica' Company 3 ... • 000• • .. 2 .... 2 Asphalte (Liverpool) -- (Poloneeau) LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Tuesday . !2 Wednesday —l3 Thursday . l4 Friday 15 Saturday l6 Sunday 17 Monday 18 x. x. 1 3.5 2 23 3 17 4 21 5 29 6 41 7 46 R. U. 1 58 2M 3 49 4 54 6 7 7 15 8 18 M 4 ,Saturn sets 2h 34m morn. 14 8 l Venus rises 1h 5o l m mo. 6 Corpus Christi. Trin. Terra 13 11 fends. 14 0 Venus sets 4h .3m even. 14 2 Ist Sun aft Trin. St. Alban. 14 7 ARRIE D. Lately, at St. David's Church in the Aneient British language, A Mr. Andrias Andrew son of Mr. C a d waladr Andrew, Penmachno, to nn, daughter of Mr., Owen Jonas. On the 23d ult. at Middlevvich, Mr. Randle Charlesworth to Mrs. Ann Higginson, both of Leighton, near Middlewich. The bridegr ons has had three wives before, this making the fourth ; and the bride has had two husbands before, this being her third. He is in his 72d year, she is in her 73c1. On the 12th instant, at the Independent Chapel, St. Helen's, bv the Rey. Dr, Raffles, Richard Pilkiugton, Esq. of Windle.hall. to Ann. eldest daughter of Richard Evans, Esq. the Grange, Haydoek. Same day, at Bowden Church, Cheshire, by the Rev. John Kings ley, Mr. MITI Farnworth. of this town, merchant, to Harriet, second daughter of Thomas Johnson, Esq. of Hale, near Altrincham. t)n the 13th instant, at SL Thomas's Church, by the Rev. J. C. Prince, A.M. Mr. Thomas Simon, surgeon. Norton.strfet, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Houghton, of this town, solicitor. Yesterday, at St Bride's Church. by the Rev. J. IT. Stewart, Mr. D. H. Stonliam to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Furher, Mount-pleasant. DIED. Lately, aged 88, Mrs. Kerfoot, Wigan-lane, mother of Mr. C. Ker.. foot, Bowling-green Inn, Wigan. On the 21st Dee, at sea, in his 21st year, James S. Davidson. eldest son of Lieut. R. Davidson, R.N. His amiable disposition and engaging manners had endeared him to all who knew him, and his premature death has occasioned inexpressible grief to his family. On the 3d of April. at St. Jag° de Cuba, Or. Antomarchi, whose name is connected with the last days of the Emperor Napoleon, Dr. A. having heen his physician at the Island of St Helena. On the sth tilt. in Park-lane, aged 23, Mr. Robert Pearce, hair dressnr, son of the late Mr. John Pearce, engineer of the LlinypyndY lead mines, Plintshire. On the 13th ult, after a short illness, aged 34, Mr. George Perrey. late of Chester. On the 20th nit. at Paris, Sir John Drummond Stewart, Bart. of Grantully and Logienlmond. As he has left no issue, this ancient and much-respect e d family is now represented by his nearest brother. Captain William Stewart• at present in North America, now Sir W. Drummond Stewart, Bart. On the '24th ult, at Manchester, Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Palmer, of this town. On the 25th ult. at Over Dr rwetr. aged 86, Mrs. Green, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Green, manufaeturer. of Blackburn. On the 28th ult. aged 26, of inflammation of the bowels the only son of the late Captain Marriott, who unfortunately hung himself at Rochdale. This young gentleman served his apprenticeship with Mr. Dunlop, surgeon. of Rochdale, and, up to the time of his death. has been at the Dispensary, in Preston. On the Monday previoug to his decease he attended his father's funeral and, after that ceremony, sent a challenge to Mr. Oliver Ilolt Redfern, for a supposed insult to his fat' er. The matter, however, was ar ranged, on that gentleman giving the required apology. The melan• eholy circumstances, as connected with the death of Captain Mar riott, are said to have preyed much upon the mind of the.son, and may have, in some measure, been instrumental in bringing on the complaint that terminated his existence. On the 3d instant, aged 86, Joseph Carradiee. of Lancaster. This old man was p resent at the memorable siege of Gibraltar. Unlg: General Elliot, an d b e l onged to the corps of Sappers and Miners. 11' was, it is said, the last of the pensioners receiving an allowance in commemoration of the event. On the 7th insta.lit. at Ballyleck in the county of Monnghan, aged 41 years, M a j or th e li on. Richard Westenra, second son of Lord Ross-. more. On the Bth instant, at his residence, in Cavendish-square, after IS lingering illness, in his 51th year, Edmund Poll?xfen. Bastard, Rsq.,o! Kitley, Devo n , d ur i ng several parliaments a highly respected M.P. tor that county. On the Bth instant, at his residence, in Bishopegate-street, in the 74th year of his age, William Melti h. Esq. of Bush-bill Park.ril_ Ed monton. lie repre sen t e d t h e b orough of Grimsby, and a f ter wards the county of Middl esex, in parliament during many years. and ng: for nearly h a lf a century, n director of the Bank of Enalanfir m t . 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