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Pth. 4,1851. LECTURE ON JESUITISM. After ofThursday last th e R ev . V. M. Whit e d e li ver ed the a-C on the ourse of lect res. in , u the Presbyterian Church, .I.itten , above subject I . ter noticing the history and character of the founder, atios Loyala, he referred to the division of the society wob° ” s istances, provinces, and houses, of which last there re t hree class e s — c olleges, residences, and houses of nut tees. B e f ore any were received on trial, they must ergo the most severe examination and make the most ~uPle confession, as to their health, habits, gifts, inclina n3e4 propert connexions ;to make over all their sub nce to the company, and make confession twice every pr in t After two years spent in the most severe disci a atheY received the three simple vows, and passed, if P Proved, to the class of scholars. thence to coadjutors, !Id lastly to that of professed members, when the fourth and last vow was taken. During this time their discipline ;lever relaxed, and they were liable to be dismissed, if 41 °4 nd not to suit the society. The government is the th e Perfect despotism : the General of the order being in , e ,Plece of God, his commands, like that of the Almighty AL.hraham, making what would in itself be sinful to be w wllll . His knowledge also of the members of the society te a treest extensive, every superior being obliged to send : Le v itt ' regular, frequent, and minute details, each member r e d a soy on the other ; and these all being digested r,, a rranged, gave him complete information as to every Zeteher over the whole world, and also of the state of , r „ atl ere generally whence such reports came. Their es were f our : — poverty , c h as tit y , monast i c obe ince. and a b so l u t e su b m i ss i on , i n a ll thi ngs , t o e Bishop of Rome. They had also important ex: . they were freed from the mortification of the ot her or ders ; could trade with the people whre they acted ro mi ssionaries • could act irrespective of the Bishop of the r c alttY, and h ad power to adapt themselves to the cha cter and tastes of men, whether depraved or otherwise. Pie spread of the society was su c h th a t, th oug h a t fi rs t - I Titd to 60, they, in - the space of 150 years, reached Their principles were of the most detestablecha 1119ter, such as the impropriety of "equivocating," or, if failed, " o f men t a l reserva ti on ," o f " i n t en ti o ns," th/juich gave th em pow e r ro com m it the most vil e si ns , if e y could even, in - idea direct the intention aright. rrebability."—The advocacy of even one writer will make a thing probable ; and this may be done, though me are convincer which a Jesuit sill tophi eaS i n the er !Ilan, blinded by sin, lt for his acts more • the character superiors. T, the system, M !ecient and ni( 4 4 4 public ar and seditious ( If Jesuit i c seleetif— ism convinced T the action, s And where is the set for it be raked up? "Philo- —That a White re accountable odern, Pi , s . •Air. wat.rOctions‘ of e th ; (I ° ,B to b 1" n.ll T of marr W. rea In the interest of t the evils -and (lane, blltvriev, cunninglY knew the widow had h Of such as they might c As violatoea their , vows, the t- • their plan of e rrotestant conntr__-, - r ed the fancy and starved countries, Where they had 'rants socieP' Se' b roh ,.; 8 °peel the -sat agaj, ral exan ions, to I .7Pting that c kranc t tlUstria Naple 1 Rome "Etv t rarv g pi ()noun( atto as w good mand Ceremon' 11. s, Parma, En . Pope Cler astifying theme aan ; and,.witbout regard to submission in -all things to overdrawing - the defects of from various sources ipfsh, cl to the practices the snbject demand a the secret in- members ,e widows of v thoueht of a-speak of the vices an affection for one systems Tusuitical cm was J I opposition, the and in other opposition a. adducc 'e the truth of the charge a Itoinish bishop, that st Pagans, AtheiSts wi 5 among Ke le would only been expelled ?rotesfant and Popish, m Spain, For- Russia, gland. Sardinia, A.D IN ~ faxims scandalous and con- , nary operations " idol- ults of their iystem " revolts LIFE ON A DESERT ISLAND. Captain Bernard, commanding the France et Bresil, lately returned from Rio Janeiro, gives the following ac count of the delivery of four unhappy English mariners, who had been cast on a desert island in the midst of the ocean—a deliverance effected through the courage of that worthy captain :—" On the 30th of November," he re. ports, "we saw Cape Prio, and on the Bth of December Trinity Island, having been until then delayed by calm, or opposed by contrary winds. On the 30th the weather was fine, a gentle breeze was blowing from the east-north east ; I passed as close as I dared to the Isle of Trinity in order to observe whether any shipwrecked or lost per sons were on that shore. About 10 o'clock we perceived a smoke on the south-east point of the island, and con cluded that there must be some one there ; presently we saw signals of distress. The first object which caught our sight was a rag tied to the end of a broken piece of mast and waved in the air. Presently we saw two men on the shore. Having brought to I approached as near as possible to the coast. I sent out the long boat, having on board four sailors of tried courage. I had placed some provisions in this boat, and recommended the mate, who accompanied the boat, to use all possible precaution in order that no person might be too much exposed to danger, the sea rolling heavily at the time, and threaten ing to render communication with the unfortunate mcn impossible. I watched the boat and the men whom we were attempting to succour. immediately that the lat ter saw the boat their signal dropped, and they ran to the point for which it was making ; but the coast, bor dered by a reef on which the sea broke with force, could not be approached on that side, and the mate was com pelled to look . abcrut for a more convenient access. The shipwrecked men, four in number, followed the boat slowly along the coast. Arrived at the south side of the isle, the mate resolved to effect the embarcation where rocks afforded an opening. The boat remaining without the breakers, a sailor named Augustus leaped out of the boat with a long piece of sail-cloth for the purpose of forming a communication with the shore. The poor man was unable to swim ; he was often covered, and much beaten by the waves, but at last he gained the shore, and each man having laid hold of the sail cloth the unfortu nate men were drawn into the boat, but not without great as they were so weak iron could make no moveme difficult finger and expo - sure the water. They were En - glishmen. The embarcation ended being pi h eagerness, and would •cstrained by the ces to be appre- he 29th ultimo, at St. Mark's Rev. St. Vincent Beechey, M.A., CHAI Esq.. surgeon, Swinton, son of John Lee Farr --" burgh, Suffolk, to ELIZA, d the boat I FOUL(ES, FAKI., of Mortot dap, at - Si. Peter's C HYDE, youngest son of \Vrr house, - Firzakc On the Nfonks Eleigh, Suffolk, son of the RE ~ Rector of Middleton, Es Same -da) ev. W. it the Holy iullineux .wer, Beresford-s )y the Rev. 1). D .ch, Mr. MARSHALL HENRY Hyde, Esq., late of Scarishrick y, to Miss ELIZA M`KENZIE. h ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. S. M.A., the Rev. OLIVER EDWARD RAYMOND, Oliver Roprio to ELLEN JAI' A NDERS, snpprin iN WHITEII LAD, D., of Courance tendeut of Liverpool popc Mr. Thai. (lay, at St Bride's ChurCh, t of Greenock, to JULIA Eh daughter of the isle JOHN EASTON-, Esti hill, Dumfries JAI;1!;, secor of Leicerter-terrace, Canni _ Same day, at the Parish Church, Walton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. R. P. 1-1 ull Brown, incumbent of Buxton, and uncle to the bride, SPENCER NAYLOR, third son of GEO. FREDERICK DICKSON, Esq., of Hanover-terrace, Regent's-park, London, to ELIZA MARTHA, second daughter of FREDERICK BOA RDMA treet, in this town. vh, by the Rev. J. Tobin, Mr of the late Rev BETH, second dat of this town. On the 2Erd ul MILBURN, of a On the 24th ult CORMACK, of a On the 25th ult., Mrs.. MI: Same day, at Paddington-I FREDERICK FOSTER, Esq., of s Same day, at Dorfold, LEMACHE, of a son. On the 27th instant daughter. led with p iemsslvPs on the latter e eaten the whole had they not been mate, who feared the injariotis c hended to their health. They a bly two more days on the island would have caused the death. He gave them clothes, and his crew were eagi to pay them all the attention that their situation required As soon as they had somewhat recovered, the mate of the English ship made the following statement:-` We left London, September 28, 1850, in the English ship Laith, Captain Roberts for Val red on our v e within v L in- Island ; ;ea, saying that found there, and directed Lice guns for the purpose iso to fake: his , gor by name, G ..,oats to be bo were settinu out to t were pig shooting some, cut staves The enrpenter I, the Mat Challis, the carpenter David Rogerson, and George S whom was drowned, emt island. Tm for animals but th possible for us t We then made had left in the Manguel llowet, a pas lors, the latter of e boat to go to the t. on shore, I set out to look d not find one returned t, h that it was im ig all our efforts. they whom we the ni ed. U of a-handkerchie Presently we saw the , of this town, to SARAH, yol 'OHN SANDERSON, of Tan tV M. ROBERTS, of Chest ;liter of JOHN CALVERT, BIRTHS 'Chant, in Cl;Own-street, the , wife of Mr. J. B Amuse, Putney, near Lor of Everton, of a son. Cheshire, the lady of WM Mrs. WILBRAHAM TOI =be, Mrs. J. MELTGE, of a te'y we g a great fire, hoping t tt•us be assured that: we were not during the nig/ an eminence, by me t noon she was in full sail to Towards event w more THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. .• .• it.......,,,, AI i. r .....• ~....% -it-%.... tI, .-, The Emerald Isle, for London, has returned into dock, mak ißa it' I aut. =, 1,3 iet tiV ' eljtlJ A ittt kijW• ing a considerable quantity of water, and with bows stove, and loss of bowsprit, cutwater, &c.. having been run into last MARRIED. night, whilst at anchor off the Magazines, by the Liver (steam tug,) and subsequently put ashore, for fear of her sinking. NICHOLSON Lately, at St. Nicholas's Church, Brighton, RICHARD Kingsbridge, Cowling, and Fidget, Jarvis, hence at Terceira, , Esq., of St. James's, Westminster, to Miss TAYLOR, eldest daughter of R. Taylor, Esq., of the Old Ellerslie, Harvey, from Bristol, at New Orleans. Alensandro, Staovich, and Gemanio, Zuppar, hence at Steire. The bride was attired in a white glace silk dress, with Trieste. Honiton lace flounces, and from a wreath of orange blossoms Hertha, Jahncke, sailed from Trieste 11th January,' and around her head was suspended a rich Brussels lace veil. , Edouard, 19th January, both for this port. On the 30th December, at Hunslet, in the parish of St. GLASGOW, Jan. 25.—The Jane Bryce, Black, hence for Run- Mary's, county of York, by the Rev. W. F. Lord, Mr. ROBT. corn, was_ wrecked near Balcarry, about the 10th December. KNOWLES BARTON ANDREWS, mariner, to Miss ROSE, Crew saved. youngest daughter of Mr. ACHESON FRENCH, of Toxteth- Sr. JODN's, N. 8., January 11.—The Sarah Millidge, from park. Liverpool for this port, with a general cargo, which put into On to MiL E. the 21st ultimo, at Carlisle, Mr. JOSEPH TALLE N TIRE Shelbourne 11th December, after striking on the Brazil Rock, HIGGINS, k f Penrith. The bridegroom is 90 years is found to be less damaged since she discharged than was of age, and the bride is nearly 60. They were accompanied to anticipated. She will therefore be reshipped, and she will pro the church by a couple whose united ages amount to nearly 120 ceed to this port after undergoing slight repairs. years. After dinner the bridegroom proposed music and a dance, in the latter of which both groom and bride merrily joined. The lady has been the mother of thirteen children, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29.—Wind S.W., fresh. one of whom only survives. ARRIVED.—Lydia, Soule, Soule, Savannah ; sailed Ist inst. Same day, at Bishopwearmouth Church, ROBERT SCUR- —Grace and Jane, Smith, Lucon—Victorine Appoline, Doubilt, FIELD, Esq., to SARAH, eldest daughter of the Rev. F. !LIEF, St. Malo—Jonge, Cornelis, Rotterdam—Aim, Para; sailed 2Cth D.D., of The Grange, Bishopwearmouth, formerly head-master Dec.—Vigilant, Hughes, Jersey. of the Royal Institution School. The Inconstant, Wilson, for Bombay, has put back, with. On the 23d ultimo, at Manchester, Mr. JAMES SEDDON, of cargo shifted, and vessel leaky , in the topsides, having expe this town, to MARY, d a u g ht er o f M r . SAMUEL CHEETHAM, rienced very heavy gales from S. to W. of Chorlton-upon-Medlock. Fanny Palmer, Cutting, from Yarmouth for this port, at Same day, at the Parish Church, Preston, by the 11ev. J. Torbay. Kitton, M.A., Mr. THOMAS CHISNELL, of this town, to Perseverance, Garrison, hence at St. John, N.B. Miss SUSANNA LUNT, of Preston. Industrious Lewis, hence at Mogadore. Same day, at Silas's Church, Mr. JOS. ROBINSON, of Bel grave-street, to JANE, youngest daughter of Mr. WILLIAMS', of Gloucester-street. Same day, at Ribbesford, Bewdley, by the Rev. J. T. Lee, WILLIAM FLEMING, Esq., Newington, Edinburgh, to MARY, only daughter of the late C. J. Banks, Esq., of the wins place. E. D., hence at Naples. Charles Tucker, Bevan, hence at Rouen. Tricolor, Jacobson, hence and Christiansand, at Tonsberg. Watchword, Smith, from Lonion, and Excel, Read, from Poole at Falmouth, both for this port. Betty, Busch, hence for St. Thomas, and Mischief, Ball, hence for Nantes, at Holyhead. Vnrtt ;., ♦1... r. . 1 ~‘,l On the 25th ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, Captain JONA THAN PETER, of the brig Gem, of Arbroath, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late Captain GEO. CAMERON. I lle y onstdre, HOray, I 11th instant, and reports thirteen-ant I only. half days' passage _ On the 26th ultimo, at Holfwell Church, DAVIES to Miss HANNAH GEORGE. Zillah, RlTougall, from Valparaiso in the Thames; sailed 4th Nov. ; from the 13th to the 23rd instant, and from lat. 35, lon. 33, to lat. 36, lon. 12. encountered a succession of severe gales and violent squalls, with hail, and much thunder and r. lightning, lost quarter-boat, bulwarks, ex. ; experienced fine Mr. • ROBERT On the 27th ultimo, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JOHN PR.IESTLEY to Miss LOUISA EOUTLEDGI Same day, at St. Petet's Church, Rock F. Redhead, Mr. WM. DRYDEN, of Gosforth:Cuinberland, Miss DOROTHY THOMPSON, of Milnthorpe, Westmoreland On the 28th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Evcrton, Mr WM. H. WEIGHTMAN to MARY JANE, youngest daughter of Mr. LAWRENCE RIGBY. of Everton. Church, Worsley, by the ILFRACOMBE; Jan. 25.— . The Gleaner, Bloom, from Liver pool for Newcastle, which put in here 17th instant, leaky, has discharged, cargo much damaged. Another account says, only forty bags nitrate damaged. _ _ ore, for this port, thaw, yesterday ; :S JOHN FARR, got on shore in Four Acres she is lying on her beam ends. lewill become a ST. MICHAEL'S ;ot on shore, sail yard Trinity Church, r. JONATHAN . lrs AIS >el, of App ay, rear Al and were condemned and sold on the 11th Se been got off without damage: tl JANLTARY 30-- )ta. Ski n.—The Al: red lost her 116boorn, sprit twater, this day, having been in contact with THURSDAY ARRIVED.-SCII Page, New Fairfield, Hornell, for Calcut broken. Ellen Hig 19th Nov. I, Jones, from Rio Grande, at th d Ch Left 'the Gienee a Int. 37, 1 inn of heavy — westerly gales which washed away the chc luskar and Holyhead passed a great inany pied • Maine, Freeman, henc Vermont, Fermi' i no IV i I heini , Harris. hence at ( from Rouen, for tlii Parait Elinor, MOrgan, f Secundino, 'so at Afflio rtes, for this port, at Falmouth, leaky rn Nantes, for this port, at Milford. llyard., - hence for Barcelona, at Holyhead. 11 loss of and Mary Jane, Spill( Zilla, from Vaipar Catharine Greene. frc galore, an a; C Andrew Fos 7ormer has sailed for Pictou, -Wind from Mobi has put back [iingion, t; sailed ie Maria eneoun- 'us struck by a from t t Torba: ARRIVED. k of a lar Harriet, Warren, from New York and Queenstown at this port. bound to Newfoundland, but driven off that island in the heavy westerly gales, and bore up for Queenstown, with loss of sails, Sze.., whence she has - been ordered to Liverpool to dis charge. Eriitna Graham, Ferguson, hence for Pernambuco, at Kin sale; sailed llth January. Dolphin, Pennack, hence for Azores, at Waterford ; sails da maged. Ellen Gillman, Squires, hence for Naples, at Plymouth ; hist sails, stanchions, bulwarks, &c. Avon Drummond, hence for Bahia, at Beaumaris, with loss Of foretallant yard. Ducl ss of Lancaster, ris let Fib hence for China, sailed from Beauma• May . p6; - hence for Africa, imled from Beaumaris 2nd Feb ReilniCceli, and Earl of Deton, hence at Naples. Sea, JOhuson, hence at Civita Vecchia, and sailed 11th Jan for . Johanna Catharine, Knen, hence at St. Nazaire. Zephyr, Lake, hence at Messina Alfred, Salisbury; N Potel, all sailed from S Sofia, Lagana Simpson,. and Alfred Hollense sire for this port 21st Jan. iled from Messina for this port 13th Jan. 'seines, his poft, Januar3 Possidore. Amitie, from Odessa. at Waterford Commerce, Jones, from Callao, at Kingroad. Volante,M`Murchie, from this port, for St. Andm gon, I3arnley, from Bangor. for Boston, lost chai rigging, &c.—Lydford, Gate, from Demerara; _ Pearson, from Alexandria, and Fremad, Lie, from Anc at Queenstown. Princeza, Bons, from this port, from Brownsville; Prir Alice, Winter, from Salonica ; Zephyr, Currie. from 'Fagan Agile, Small, from Ancona ; Teazer, Boutiler, from C mi Odessa, all at Falmouth. Vecchia, and - G Margaret, Knowlf ca Mar a, Air liaviria ; Carm Alyard:for liar ,r Antwe 11 °tKe".9 worn this port, and sf , i:s and Irish traders, sailed from Holyhead Ist iford, from Liverpool, tiel, got on the S.W. sic own the c MONDAY, uelia, from Pacific, Nye, from New Envo— can, hence at N 1, Brewster, hence at Si. Z;ehand EW Yo tbia n, 1 •oal Callao Witch, from Mo: ails, spars, ilf of a ves- Grant,.l2tl hick was from Gatt.— =2MISCV= appearing to flag rattle had few sins or anin; afloat and for shiprneni but the transactions or since Tuesday, the late comparatively few pare With the exception Wheat, and a further Flour, the fresh arriv:d are upon a very insigni the result of recent pu the stocks of this grain riod last year, it is evir the seabu'ard Of AmeriJ York and New Orleans, sequence, that spring s sorally looked for at toured to receive they of provisions generally ded i unntion will limit trade ruled gen its of all descr►ptii a limited sale to ir 31iling over, and (reign ports a few e directed abroad. rather cheaper, y and Beans an -Oats a; d Oatr ne first e first-ct lANCIII for It the ft rily t barre t•nrivmillms=m=amy. than otherwise; and here also we have ation.—A few cargoes of Indian Corn have changed hands to Irish account, the spot have been in small compass advance in price checking demand, and Is offered for sale. of a moderate qu good supply of Fr into this port for leant scale: 'he e) , e, continue rly, peiiocls Notw thstaniing antity of rtof In a the half c , uropean merican •ee days, litters; one or tw any eon t be rea- ay in value, but this, the IC o prevent Ivance con' m prices any deci- Linue the ctive de . ely sup st to-d 81416, 1 ~ all t ,--- ti,._ ili„ e v er T tl r il9 valia, Th at a ll ., A.D. lElf4 The wietwhosoever may hUll him know that , . am p tat i ll.of Almighty God and the holy Apostles Peter • -an '•' The Jesuits (who profess to believe in the Infallibility of the Pope) tray reconcile these two boils, anti t heir fourth yow with ' that of Clement XIV. The gove rn mwh yt ent of th e country h ave nut d own secret societies whi c h e n do they allow one, V Ati. IS U N CON D ITIONA L Al. ic h 1 .rillNgs To A FOREIGN THIN two hours, was listenec cietv " stall-1 ever annulled and extin- I shall be for ever and to bed the order, deereeii presur to act contrary to t .rerabw Arserrn etel jl TB SUBMISSION . The lecto re, t .ur n ext ~,,•••ongoout by a crowded audience th e in, intraday evening will be Popery, ral aud e s ",r nee. the morals, and the libertie P ntualof man. The subje, the enemy a s both tempo- trraturt. res ted b BY THE REV ti the evn DR. ASPINAT o w:cement of a Service, z o lifattheso'm Clinneh, Scot lancl-road, for the purpose or invoking Gads special blessing 017071 the tho2ll.4n tOUS SeS3i(n2 of Parliaoscht to te this day opened. And Parliament is open List the loud cannon's brat Hark the resounding cry, 'I High let the roar of ordina queen ! the Qneer rend a..et blast of clarion pierce each But, Father, let the prayers of Before thy Throne tl Great God of nation /love them to legisla Luther and Libert ud-reil'd star id. thy fear Their au i their hearts; and may c councils bless'd—yea, m Drive back usurping Rome, and the acts they frame gnify Th 3 mat NOTICE-S. 4e ' Wa "gany Tree, its Botanical •Characters, Quali. I ,iec, and U ses , w i t h pract i cal suggest i ons for Cut- Tag and Selecting it in the Regions of its Growth, n...Qre• Liverpool : Rockliffe and Son, Castle-street. . me 47 ork is a republication, with considerable addi- Yea ra '. 4 ad illustrations of a pamphlet put forth some 'as o c by Mr. Edward Chaloner of this town, which in tii,, -nei nally intended to direct shippers and lumbere rs grow n -- e QOntries where the mahogany tree is principally 1 1 hen, a lto the kinds best suited for-European consump the „:," . the most advantageous mode of p r epa r i ng it f or editi o — „ a nlet. This pamphlet, which went throu g h t w o Prin t us , the last published in 1837,41 as been long out of trade and • without revision would scarcely apply to the and as altered by recent legislation. Tbis-circumstance. articlee great and growing importance of mahogany as an of inhiort, since 1842, together with the probability „IN-still further increase, on account of •the additional Att lPber O f ..-__ La - es such s for shipbuildin, internal house atc., to , which a it is found that it g can , be economi te..Y,aPplied,:has prompted Mr. Chaloner to enlarge ma is scope of his observations, the result of which e l haw y before us. In commencing his observations, Mr. r.,"aloner Shows-us, as a proof of the importance of the ase that, in part owing to the measures of -Sir Robert 37 3 ). the import into Liverpool alone increased from te_l s B tons in leti2 to 14,500 tons in 1845. -Since that nod special causes have been in operation to prevent its are rapid growth, amongst which have -been the high VTs of freights for long voyages which have-prevailed, ? the refusal of Lloyd's to permit its general-use in n Ult ding, except forsships to be classed for ten years only, It ot withstanding its superiority over ordinary woods, in f an y important respects—amongst others its freedom r out dry rot, and from perishing when in contact with t4lt°ll.---bas been certified by a large body of the shipbuild trade ,as well as by eminent scientific men. I ts du illty has been shown -by the . fact that the greater Of the best of the old Spanish ships of war were built ti ,",,, w relY of it, and some of these, when broken up in•this 1 „ - "ntrY at a very great in one instanc,e a hundr . ed ffoid—were found perfectly sound. Besides, for ships war it has b een found tohury the shot, instead of send tban the off spnters. which create generally greater loss of balls themselves. tifhe,viork is very neatly getup, and the illustrations, of the value are se veral, are very good. Independently of tai,,YPue to th e tra d e o f it s pract i ca l chapters, those con arnrig botanical des c ripti on - o f th e t ree , th e climates tin co untries in which it is grown, and the mode of eat. Pe g and conveyin it to the orts for shiment, will be rtt ed with in t er e st by the gene p ral and scientific reader, v .and Progresses to Wales and the Border Counties ,of Cheshire, Salop, Hereford, and Mon from the first invasion .of Julius ewsar to `,"e friendly visit of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Vickria ; containing a succiact history of the e "otry and people, particularly of ,the leading fa. t tn ilies who f one ht an d bled their king during the 'troublesome times of the civil wars cud common. oncient the latter portion derived c hi e fly f rom manuscripts never before published, t %'ically arranged, with numerous explanatory 'totes, and ill us t ra t e d w ith an approved portrait of ~ 2llajest y, and a profusion qf pictorial .and his. real engravings. By Edward Parry, Chester. b 'lt is the titl e page o f a quarto volume j ust published tZtooktbscription, and under royal patronage. A mere tei t „ ce L at its pages has convinced us that this is the most th e pjtble work which has appeared in connection with its • notipalitv daring the last quarter of a century. But kinloterest is not limited to that portion of the united hle g i h ",; The author has contrived to interweave with sviti ea umg narratives information that will be read telldelight in every county in England. In prepar the work for the press he consulted "300 MSS., his tieec:l,l reeords, ancient chronicles, and , other authori jl4l..P. of which a list is furnished after the preface. And sepT,Pg from the illustrious names which swell the sub. th a t list at the close of the volume , it is evident riu,Ob r e hook is already lying on the tables of a large th it 7: of the English nobility and gentry, with not legs oeb, copies in th e R oyal Palace at Windsor. We have this t'rne to mention these facts at present, in bringing ith. prouction under the notice of our readers. We 6:22 avail ourselves of other opportunities to furnish ex. a fro its pages. But we cannot conclude this brief fa r this7ithout tendering our grateful thanks to the author of _ important and valuable. addition to the literature Mite country. It is a 4241011a1 work that tiLe AtZthoei name.gill !mp or- a sen. On the On the 20th ultimo, at Halesworth, aged 94, the R_ _ _ _ DINNANT, for forty-six years minister of the Independen congregation of that:place. Same day, at Nice. where he! bad:pone for the benefit of his health, aged 56, ELIAS JOSEPH MOZLEY, Esq., of this town. On the nd ultimo, aged 4.years,.GEORGE, youngest Mr. JOHN KERMODE, marble , maeon, Pleasant-street On the 23d ult maker, late of Br isto: Same day, after n short. illness, aged 3 years ANN. the eldest daughter of .Ikir..RODEILT 13UUDLli,•of aur lington-street. kgea SI, Al JOAN PALMER., basket- gilme clay, in her .15th year, ELLEN WOLSTENHOLME eldest daughter of Mr. r3AMUELi GARNER, of Berry -street. Same day, at Tranmere, aged 23,JAN E, wife of Mr. C.-MAR. TIN, and daughter of Mr.' WM. THOMAS, engine -smith abroad that Cooper had On the 24th ultimo, aged 90,1liss JANE NOON, formerly the very highly-vespected hostess of the Royal Oak I nn , Mar ket-place, l.ancaster. Same day, aged 19 months, GEORGINA, second daughter of Mr. GEORGE SMITH, of Warwick-street, Toxteth-park. a Same day, in his-64th year, JAMES HAYNES, Esc' late of should have been detained in custody for half an hour, N orwoo d , Surrey. The deceased had been for man - y:'years a much less two days, as was the case with Cooper. He con- distinguished member of the London press, and was the author curred with the jury in some observations they had made of several tragedies and poems of great merit. relative to the danger of furious driving. Same day, suddenly, aged 28, Mr.'FIENRY BRIDGE, pilot. \Letters from Berlin mention that a Ministerial intima- st th e i t tlr ve 2 r ti n ultimo,aged 84, MARY GUY, of Washington rSeame day, aged 73, Mr. WM. B. ATHERTON, of don had been given to parties .in that'city representing Finch the interests of English iron-manufacturers that the street. Prussian Government have given <up the principle of a Same day, in Breok-road, Everton, aged 3 years and : 8 protective duty. months, WM. HENRY, son of Mr. W." 11. SLOAN. Lady SHAW STEW ART. Nelson has written to the papers which circulated Samea" day,d ,a n L l e Pu d° l 4 :4l . rton, CHARLOTTE A §7 R Z: the report that his lordship had joined the Roman Catholic 24, eldest daughter of Mr. EDMUND TAYLOR, R o l r E ys ' a a lt g el Church, to " expose the meanness of this thoroughly un- Glasgow. English way of attacking the Church of England, by On the 26th ultimo. aged,72, WM. HOLMES, Esq., formerly a ls c , ti a v n e d otfi a yri cia u l ds f re tl s i , e pec L t i e v a erp me oo n t i a b n er ds o W f el ,th li e ng H to o n n A se dm of in c is o t iura: attach throwing false suspicions upon those who are most dee H pl i y s ed to her and ever forward in -her defence." mons, where he was whipper-in" the Concerratives Lame day, in his 35th Year, Mr. JOSEPH FURLO 'NG, of lordship. denounces the report as a pure and deliberate fabricaitau." •Penrliyn-street, Scotland-road. Mr. 'Hartwell, the editor of the fiTentish Mercury, has Same day, at Kensington, Major WILKINSON, of the Royal apologised for a libel which lie committed on the Earl of Marines. This gallant officer had served with the marines in Dartmouth, respecting the payment of a-stipend granted a every quarter of the globe, and received the gold medal for his ser s vi rn ce e s d h o i Eg a y t p B t e . niscombellectory, Dorset, aged 41, the Rev. very longtime ago, so long as 1696, tothe curate of Lewis- services SCOTT, M.A., second,son .of Rear-Admiral ham, for , reading prayers in a place then existing, and known as the Chapel, on Blackheath. tin. consequence of Scott, of Clindleigh, Devon. the retraction of the libel, the noble earl has consented to Onlbe 27th ultimo, at West Derby, aged 46, MARY CAMP forego proceedings against Mr. Hartwell. BELL, relict of Mr. EDMUND WILKINSON, solicitor. , -Ve v da N y i , i ) it Radcliffe - bridgevtlear:Bury,, aged THE rEEL PENNY MEMORTAL.—Mr..Joseph Hume, 44, HENRY P" Same (lay, at Llanrwst, North aped , 60, Mr. JAMES in a letter torthe Editor of the Times, says that the con tributions in 4s)eizce for the " Working Mail ' s Memorial WALL OWEN, formerly of this town. Wales, to Sir R. Peet" exceed £1450. After all the labour of • Same day. aged 29, SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr. months, therefore, out of the whole population of the MICHAEL HUGHES of Bedford-street, Toxteth-p ar k, f or United Kingdom there have only been 348,000 pennies 17 years a member of die Liverpool Choral Society. __Someday, aged 57, Mrs. ELIZABETH AIORRIS, o f Cook subscribed--,said‘to have been subscribed voluntarily by Cook working men. The Newcastleteourant relates that a married woman fell down dead some years ago, at Seaham Harbour, while in the ac•_ of baking. ller husband, who was greatly at tached to her, preserved a piece of the cake she.had :in her hand as a memorial. A few days ago he died, and left strict injunctions to his friends that they should bury bin] in his wedding suit, With the piece of cake in lila pocket, which was done accordingly. THE FARMING INTS.REST IN NORTHUMBERLAND.— The Newcastle Journal of Saturday last, contains adver tisements of seventeen farms to be let and entered:upo» at May day next, in the-crack county of Northumberland Grev's own county. The total area of the farms in question is 6011 acres; many of them are stated to have been thoroughly drained.; and the bulk of them are in -the immediate neighbourhood of Alnwick. It cannot be -said that the Northumbea land farmers were ignorant., or ,short of capital. HER MAJESTY AND THE MISSIONARY.—At the Nor wich meeting, held lately on the subject of the Papal aggression, the Rev. B. Philpott, of Creseingharn, Last Thursday week you are aware that Mr. Craft, one of our best missionaries, took his leave of this country. There was a lame meeting to commend him to the bless ing ,of God. The Chevalier Dimon came to that meet ing, directly from Windsor, and stated that he had apo logised-to her Majesty for being obliged to hurry away in consequence of the meeting. Her Majesty said, Tell Illr.Craft-that the Queen of England seeds him this word, God bless fhiin and his work.' " s present, A and the coroner On the 20th in Blythe-street, Everton, after a few days' illness. aged 07., Mr. GEORGE HERRISIAN, formerly of Berry-street. On the 30th ultimo, MARY, wife of THOMAS MOLYNEUX, Esq., silk merchant, Pkcadilly, Manchester, and daughter of the Late William Lomas, Esq., of Sttanaways. Saute day, at Torquay,sp.;ed 23, FRANCES MARIA IA) IS.A„ theyoungest daughter of Sir William Horne, of London. Same day, at the town residence of the Earl of Warwick, in Carlton-gardens, after a long and painful illness, in her C:ith year, SA RA ELIZABETH, Countess BROOKE and Countess of Warwick. She was the only daughter of the late and sister of the present Earl of Mexhorough, and relict of John George, fourth Baron Monson, of Burton, Lincolnshire. On the 3lst ultimo, in Church-street, aged 73, Mrs. ROSE DOWNEY. . Same .day, aged 59, the Rev. 11. G. LONSDALE, vicar of Lichfield. A CPNTRADICT(ON.—The Christian JoUrnal lately publish'ed a most. unlikely story about the -Queen having reprimanded 1414 Mary Fox for dismissing a domestic in the palace for attending a dissenting place .of worship. The silly falsehOod has received the following contra.. diction Lady Mary Fox is staying abroad for her health ; but I can, from my own knowledge, state that Lady Mary has not, and never has bad, any control over, or anything whatever to do with, her Majesty's servants, and, consequently, can never have given any of them 'Notice to quit.' The whole statement from the (tan !) Christian Journal is entirely untrue.--I am, sir, your Obedient servant, " C. Fox, Major-General." - On the Ist instant, of scarlet fever,, aged 2 years and 8 months, ELIZABETH CLARKE, fourth (laughter of Mr. W. DICKINSON . , Spring-street, Toxteth-park. Same day., m Ids 74th year, LLOYD RAYNER, Esq. Same day, aged 2. years and 7 mouths, DAVENPORT, only son of. Mr. JOSEPH WYLD APMICHAEL, High-street, Bridge north. On the 2nd instant, at 25, Brownlow-street, NIARY, eldest daughter of the late;,lOSF.Pll WRIGHT, Esq. Yesterday, aged 62, At his residence, 57, Bedford-street North, JOHN 5111 PSON, Esq. . • Etoublan, Pernaiabuco—Africa (s), Ryrie, and Rosetta, Cham bers, New York- -E. Maria, Whitmore, New Orleans—Rock away, Bosworth,:and Shenandoah, Decan, Philadelphia—Jane Smith, Putt, Ancona--4ulia, Ereztima, Billion—Majestic, son-street. Tregartiten, Beirout—Sophie, Langonlant, ;Barcelona—Pirate Same day, in Myrtle-strect, Mr. JAMES HARLEY, son of (s), Ritchie, and Rowena, Holland, Constantinople—C. Sun. the late IVan. Harley, - Esq., of Willow-bank, Glasgow. chat', Thomas, and James, ()Amnion, Charente—Fawn, Riches, Same day, JAMES JOWETT, Esq., of Stamford,pl ace . As h - Dunkirk—Voyager, M'Jntyre , Gibraltar—Neptune, Jarvis, ton-under , Lyne, one of her Majesty a Jnstices of the Peace for 'and Illogador, Grando, Genoa—Mary .Tolianna Davies, and the countiee,nf Lancaster and Chester. Rebecca, Reyna!), Galata—Commodore (s), IVialiain, Havre; Same day, at Stockton-on-Tees, aged 35, Mrs. MARY Thomas and John, Van**, Lisbon—Emblem, Cox, and WHITE. t i Dream, Elliott, Messina—Evangelistria, , Coranio, and Alba- Same day, at Errwood-hall, Cheshire, aged 81, SAMUEL nian, Winaor. Malta—Arni du Commerce, Boutin, Marseilles— GRI NISH A WE, Esq. Sency Jack, Welch, 'and Queen of the South, Quick, Nanle On the 28th,ultimo, aged 1 year and 10 months, - ROBERT Egidms, Halewyck, Ostend. EDWARD, the ,only child of Mr. R. ROBERTS, .of Great Charlotte-street. Same day, aged 51, Mr. WILLIAM THORNTON, Islington. Same day, in his 54th - year, Mr. RICHARD BURGESS, watch case maker. Same day, at Leeds, Mr. JOSEPH B. LEYLAND, sculptor. Same day, at Granhead, Glasgow, Mr. JAMES DUNLOP CUNNINGHAM, late of this town. lAgatha, Jarvis, hence at Terceira, and sailed for Faya. Livorno (s.), Cumming, hence at Leghorn. Margaret (s,),_Lang, hence at Havre. U.S. steamer Atlantic, for New York'. Kyanite, Luseomhe, hence for Newfoundland, at Queens town, with loss of bOwsprit, stanchions, &c.; out 56 days. for Adelaide. Hero, Heard, hence for Charente. at Milford. Mary Bibby, Herbert, hence for Barhadoes, at Beaman:is. DneheBB of Lancaster, Stephenson, hence tor China, at Beau marls. TIDE TABU MORN. !EVEN°. HOHT.j frOLYDAYSOITC Feb.i i. m. b. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 4. 1 7 k 122 ll Wednesday.. 5, 139 155 t 115 1 Agatha. Thursday.. t 212 229 15 5 Friday .... 7; 247 : 3 3 14 8 j Saturday.... Si 3 2,1 ' 348 13 8 Sunday .• •. 91 414 441 13 0 sth Sunday after illlonday....lol 511 545 12 2 EF.pipbany MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Jan. Hour. 4, Robert Westinore (proof and (liv.) District Court, 11 6, Thomas Ashworth (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 7, Broughton and Garnett (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 10, Gaskell Johnson (andio , 10, Michael WDonnell (Ist) i 1, Gaskell Johnson (proof and div.) 13, Patrick 'Foote (2nd) Ditto, 11 13, John Dale llarwood f2l111 l 3, Robeet NOrrii Jour , (211 , 1) . , ..... ~ „ . . . Ditto,U , Vlltpping ill PtllQPjtcr. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28.— WW W.S.W., moderate. ARRIVED.--Intrineie, 31g:tee:me, from Savannah—'Tyro, IlTarlane, from Lisbon—James watt, rrom China—Presto, Gruzelier, St. Domingo—Grecian (s,s.) Constantinople—Bri tannia, Phillips, from Nantes — Fatima,Hamburg. I , 3Aii,En. Princeton, Russell, New York — Schoodiac, Nick els, Mobile—F, W. Brune, Landie, Baltimore—Canibr (s.), Shannon, Queenstown and New York—allsriche, Dackett, and Mary Weed. Norwell, New Orleans—Fairtield, Mprvo, Calcutta —Precioso, Knutson, Ilavannah—South Est:. Softley, for Wil mington. The Ann and Mary, Evans, from Runcorn for Aberystwith, which was ashore on Burbo Bank, was got off this morning and brought into dock by some boatmen, the crew having pre viously left her for a Wainer lying near in attendance upon her. _ Levantine (s.s.), Paton, hence at Leghorn. Teviot (s.), from Southampton at Lisbon 15th Jan. New Union, Cohn, hence for Beyrout at Scilly. Sandford, hence for Messina, put into lleanniaris' with the crew in a mutinous state, and not leaky, as reported the 36th instant. Isabella, Varshall, from liavre, for this port, at Dartmouth. Lilo, Niel olson from Patras at Plymouth. Frilgnd,Wilen;from Odessa, at Waterford. consisted of snakes, crabs. and aq nt occurred in St. Jarnes'-street, by which a little '-s, whose parents reside in,Lower d Mary Nang Myrtle-street, lost her life. It-appears that Robt. Cooper, in the employ of Mr. Gates, proprietor of the Aigburth omnibuses, was proceeding on-his route, at a quarter to le ran over the deceased, who was le wheels passed over her breast. eleven o'clock, when I knocked down and t a child in her Tho deceased ha, Arms, which waslortu nately thrown over her shoulder and escaped injury. The poor sufferer was immediately conveyed to the Southern Hospital, where she expired shortly after her arrival. The girl bad been on a visit to her:uncle, Mr. Grey, of Nor folk-street, and it was his child she had in her arms. Cooper, the driver, was taken•into custody, and appeared before the coroner yesterday, when the evidence of Mr. James Gladstone, a merchant, -residing at 21, High Park street, and several other witnesses was taken. The whole exonerate the driver, who, it appears, surrendered himself after the occurrence of the accident. It ap- rnmediatel to see 7 and G. Shipp :get into the boat to put out ; the boat was half full of water before we had cleared the bre we attempted to gain one of the ships, but co We turn when ti 1 back for the isle, but the reached the shore i' then that n thrown on the rocks. _ my companions• in mis fortune, when I found them .on the north hank of the isle engaged in constructing •a grotto, in which we re mained until the 9th of December, the day when we were savee by the generosity of Captain Bernard. The chief Id not vas so rough that was capsized by the mpanion was drowned 1.11.1111 C SOUk girl, n On the 2 - ith instant, in Chatham-street , Mrs. IMLACII,,of stant, at Oxton, the 'wife of V. ASHFIELI Esq., of a (laughter. On the 30th instant, , the wife of JOHN NUNNS, Esq.: of a Same day. at the Grove, Axton, Mrs. A. D. ANDERSOis On the 31st instant. in HardwicTi4errace, the wife of Air THOMAS SALMON., of a still-born son. On the 4th Septet DIED. !r, at San Frar sco, California, in 1 lmina. On the Itith ult.. in Conn LAURA JANE, youngest daughter of the MtD MOYS. 23d ult.: up 29, L9UISA .14 RY, , wife late Captain Richard Moys. On the 19th ultimo, in his 1 0th-yenr, Mr. THOS. RIDGWAY, formerly of Bronington, near Whiteburch, Salop. The deceased went to church as - usual, but had scarcely time to take his seat before he fell down and expired. •e, hence at Ne She had I t passed Whitehave -BAY OF 1,1.7cE, Jan. 25.—A ship's be on shore near this 'place, with M , on the stern NSTANi`rIVOPLE. Jan. have been t was yes yflower, of Aber has been very bad allipoli, and many casualties have her has been so 17 heavy foi the last week, with the wind from S.W. to that the Courtenay, Liverpool for Africa, is still wind-bound it the Bay, but will sail as soon as the \wind changes. coat, will lick. A x and r LEITH, Jan. 28.—The ship Margaret, of Portland, Maine, was passed on the 14th Jan., in lat. 67 N., long. 11 W., with y the Rhine, ar nee, it blo‘, ing et, Webster, of loss of rudder, and colours (utiori) dowr rived here, which could not rend ?ale at the time. Mem.—The Portland, sailed from Liverpool for - New York on the 10th of December. ARRIV'E'D FRI DAY, N T:A RY 31 —Flora Bella, and ri, New York Camilla, fc Naples—tau Porto Rico —lsabel St. Lnc —Wind S.S.E. :ean, from Nantes—New Bayonn z—Three - . .latties Ray, f .sters, Paraiba Ohio, for Virginia, has put back, leaky. F. W. Hrutie, which sailed Vith Jan. for Baltimore, has put Lack, _ with water casks leaky. Forfarshire, Piatt, from Callao -at.queenstown. Caroline, Schenk, frail Pernambuco at Greenock. Henry Jones, Jones, hence for Callao at Studwell Roads. iv, Lewis, .&c. nce for Naples, at N Clara, Pro - Om, from Stettin for London, targo,shifted. [ford, with loss t tint-borough; Gauntlet, Priestley, hence for Buenos Ayres at Milford, with loss of maintopsail yard. Succours, Schmidt, from Pernambuco, at Falmouth, leaky, and , with loss of longboat , cookhouse, &c., on the 18th J an ., in 1at.41N., lou r. 28'W. Must discharge. The Thomas Tattersall, Mulholland. from Cardiff for this port, was run down 25th Jnn., off the Skerries, by a large out ,ward-bound ship, supposed to he an American; crew saved in their own boat at Castletown, Isle of Man. _.,. ..........,. . raiaigar, of and for Fleet wood from Glasgow, was wrecked on th e 27th i nstant, at Bally- macormick Point. Part of cargo and - materials saved., , MALTA. Jan. 22.—The Nestora, Brown, f rom Od essa, w hi c h 3 arrived here on the 10th instant, must discharge her cargo, as r , i she is very leaky, the effects of being al,r , -- - -. me t,,---. „,...6 aground in t, giospho , rue. The _Forth, Auld, from Jaffa, and Laura, Bower, from Constantinople, both bound for Queenstown, hare put in here, .and are said to be leaky. The Dusty Miller, from Livertool for - Smyrna, put in here on the 17th instant, with loss of fore topmast. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I.—Wind N.N.E., moderate. Anitavitii—John Garrow, Hamilton, from New Orleans— :Fidget, from Terceira—Electric Flash, aril Jenny Lind, from Michael--4 Georgiana, Thompson, from - Smyrna. SAlLED.—Euphrates, powanlock, and Patna, Rorison, for Hong Kong—Essex, Roxby, Africa, & c .—Si r T. M anse ll , Manger, Azores—E. Thompson, Thompson, Mauritius—Pair field, Hornell.; T. Brocklebank, Ponsouby, and Isabella. Harnett, Whelan, Calcutta—Lord Elgin, AMlelland, Deme rara—Matilda, Marshall, Havana—J. Calvin, Lowry, San Francisco—Catharine, Riley, Laglaira—Carib, Paine, Valpa raiso—lnconstant, Cole, Rio Grande—Andover, Waddle, Ceara—Florentin, Lefgren, and Mary Stewart, Pinkham, Rio Janeiro—Esperto, fiubinie. Brazils—Liberti de Commerce. nainbuco 1 Porto Rict rti C9pe_H hence, -fa Jew York ,~~1~!'ItEts. r)rmer price les do not exceet The only reported s. cwt. ForeiZ . - -- le in West India is-125 pur ;.,with 200 barrels East I I about former rates d. per Ik, au moderate minus, nut of winch the exact p r i ces bare n:.. ....pired; in Bengal or other East India there are no transactions —Runt goes off readily at previous prices: the sales are 450 puns., chiefly Demerara of high strengths, from 2s. 6d. to 2s. Rd., with a favourite mark at 2s. lid. to 3s. per gallon.--Tea.—a good business has been done in Con gous from Is. to is. 4d__ nna To Is. Stl, out of tl;er;c-enra-;;;;;ls':utfri quoted id. told. per lb. lower rates may b, some new Greens broughti KKET. JANUARY 31 Monday last there On Saturday au mand, and prices of Amei.,_ quently, however, the market has relaps,— depression, business being confined to the it the trade. h..- tations of Fiidav las have been made in Egy Surat is also 4d. lower . !el into a state of much e [mediate wants of veryfirregular the advance stated p lb. below the quo- t closes ctilat3rs - have ought early in the wee ican, 40 Bahia, 30 Egy[ 4290 i "" Al, Common Exporters have n, and 440 Surat MINT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON for thew 9360 New Imports it the ‘ l eelc.:l'llis - 1 - VVl : ltle Yr, '3l 6-- 0 o 14 6 hl a 21 7:; .. 12 6418 ..8 ! 6* 5i .. 7t 113?.4: • • 94 /1 1037 8 i !, 89 the trade w 26 - 2 2 , 4 9 9 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 5 0 10 - 1 0 5. d. a. d G .0 white.. 5 S 6 2 511 (10..... 6 O—G 5 6 2 biglimix 6 i 1 3 5 Nl:thing' 0 0 2 9 °Russian '2 5 oo 0 0 0 0 e 0 .22 6 0 —24 4) -23 6 'N.Orina 0 0— 0 0 20 0 Pril.spf. 0 0— 0 0 32 11 ellow .30 fi 0 4) do 3l 0 15 0 d 0..... II 0 eared that a rumour had gon been fined a few d g, this was c erdict of accidental death was before the accident for fu lover who w SALES OF THE WEEK na and Tennessee iso f Pernambuco S.-. Paraib Araeati and Ceara G2O Bahia and Mucci() Ataranhan 880 0 • 20 Demerara,Suritiani, Sze.. E 50 Common West l nd ia, &c.I 7: 40 Carthagena Smyrna Manila 3/70 Surat . . Madras 140 Ben: 26540 bales 'heat, 4. 70tb. hagfish, red BRITISH s. rt. s. Bienfaisant, Bernier, sailed from St Nazaire for this port on 23rd January. Eclipse, Kirkhove, from Ostend for this port, at Dover, with Barley, English, * qr. loss of anchors, and part of chain. Scotch & Irish, le 60 • Frederick, Smith, from Newport for Virginia, at Queens Malt, English,* qr. . towns cargo shifted. pale Johanna and Helena, Buck, from Callao at Queenstown. Irish Commodore, Kemble, from Constantinople, for Tralec, at Oats, per 451 h. Queenstown. leaky.. • English & Scotch, old 2 8 Bonita, Miley, from Pernambuco at London, Welsh A topmast, and part of toNallantmast, with lower and top- I wish, fine sorts i 2 6 sail yards, and rigging attached, yards painted black, apps- general do. rently belm4ging to a vessel between eino and 7(,0 tons, were Beans, English, as gr 127 0 passed 31st Jan., seven miles N.W. by W. of Holyhead, by the S cotc h & I risii,l44Bolb 25 0 Cambria (s.), arrived at Queenstown. Pease English, white CARDIFF, Jan.. 30.—The starlimrd side of the Noel, which F.Doir.:&iwlrr2issohib....n.mple got on shore it: Four Acres Bay 26th Jan., is completel y 10, knocked in. . EllgliSil & I risl.,-....- Si. DAVID, 29th Jan.—Two tar barrels have been washed on 1 Ditto. superfine 'shore at Treginnis, covered with barnacles, and marked as Oatmeal, ,}-- Id. of 2-10%. It t follows :—Bilge S 18 ,- 4 ' tend WII ; bilge NSET VI, end 3, . Irish, 1549, its. ' . Canadian Other end H • Ist.iv, 50th Jan.—The smack Jessie, of \Vick. Robertson, from St. Margaret's hope for Londonderry, got on shore 17th Jan.. in Laggan Bay, and will be a total wreck ; should th meather moderate it is expected the cargo will be sa TERCEI RA, 20th Jan.—The Maine, Krowt for %Vilmington, which sailed 15th No% Wheat, I. 70 - United states do 5 6 rota Liverpool Danzig, (nixed and (10 510 put into Fayal 12th of ' I. italtie& Dailiiirgilo 5 9 I e with the crew of the Isabella, of Dundee, from Shields to •\' haven, U.S., taken from the vesscl, in lat. 33, loin:. 54. Frenelt,Spitnisli,&e.dol 5 5 [wing on SUNDAY. FEBItt7AItV 2. A genoria, Frazer, from Callao—nrother ititssian, &c. hard... 4 9 Aye, 4> gr. &c. 20 0 Bnrley, r:olt) Grinding 3 2 _ _ from Demerara 45th Ss ILED.—M. Terpsithea, Skanderanos, for Alexandria. 1., Adrien, Dupart, Algiers—Paragon, Wilkinson, Mogadort Celina, Kreist, Senegal—M. Somerville, Johnson, Calc u tt a Wanderer, Priest, and Madazascar, Ilalparda, Havana—Maria Shaw, Antigua—Freeland, M'Kenzie, Bahia—Robena, Kane Flour and F. W. Brune, Landis, Baltimore—G. Green, Redman; j ' Canadian sweet 21 6 Empire State, Russell, and Josephine, Bornholm, New York— i ' U.S. West. Canal .•do 21 , Otilla, Irwin, and Hope, Bradford, New Orleans—Ganges, : Plaid. 8.: Illtimore.do 23 0 Murphy. Savannah—Albion, Scott, and Devonport, Colburn; ; Do. &Canadian sour Is 0 Apalachicola—Albert, Petersen, Bergen—America, Richards, Indian Corn, v.-180lb. Charente—Corkscrew, (s), Fudge, Dunkirk—M ar i a Emilia, j . American "'lute Pitalugt, Genoa—Hope, Taylor; W. S. della Grazie, WIN, and ' Enroftean A. Parascheri, Papaperto, Leghorn—Concordia, Meppelder, Do. Meal - and S. It. Fahraens, Jansen, Lisbon—Prinnts, Consiglio Malta—Union. Danduyts. and Progress, Vaniterliryde. OStentl-^ll. MarpriethkOldenborger, Rotterdant ►rr. F.tt rt)peAn 4408.: Egyptian tic, &c., w 4=.bzrrel LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAN CART There was a fair attendance of dealers at this day's r nd although sales of Wheat were not extensiv xceedingly firm, and full prices were made fo flour remained unalterCdin value, up-na moderate demand it both sack and barrel. Grinding Barley was scarce, and fully supported late prices t Beans and Prase Anil fit tho nn., Oats and Oatmeal slow sale, without tion in prices. With a renewed demand for Indian Corn, for consump ion, our market - has been pretty well cleared to-day, at an ad Old' 5 7 r 6 !New 6 3 'do. 5 . 1 5 4 .'to. 5 2 5 5 do 50 0 -55 0 40 0 -47 0 s. A. s. ft, 5 6 0 5 10 2 11 2 6 .do. . 2 7 du.. 2 6 do.. 31 0 do. 27 0 do.. 31 0 :blue. • grey. 25 0 —25 fi fine 10 0 extra ..31 0 JANVARV 31. There is pn variation in the English markets , A) far this , week, the tone itt - the trmle at the leading piaces of the interior ;Wti Fo n El ON S. (I. S. Oats in WAKI DUBLI d rath4 DUH[.i I rather fc 11111 , 11[1i ER STATE ( T Exam id Brotl Tell:lilt—illy. of4Os, t Wednesday, at 3 BANKRUPTS ii, Liverpool, licei k, at the Livermo ion, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, an, tiheflietd, grocer. lohnson, Woolwich, plumb( <I, Oxford-street, whitec DIVIDENDS. ron, Liverpool, broker—Fe aire. timber merchant. CERTIFICATE A c: u ►se he shown to the( Standoca, Lincolnshire, wt, Monmout hshire, ironfov :I'N ERSII I I'S liii;SOIN ;0., Liverpool, export I►ottl, nod R. Sherri:lt_ Iter--tiYa Wedliesda 3lorgans. lueut \Ce( abwhesjto-,• dyer. )lee, Robert Norris Jones, Liverpool, inereban at 11 o'clock, Lt the Liverpool District Cour Wathtlen, liorlostow, Lino)lnsli A unrew James Tyars, late of l'adnab'Coriier, Essex, I DIVIDENDS. _ ' Feb. 111, A. Graved, Snaith, Yorkshire. innkeep Turnbull, Scarborough, linen draper—Fah 21, L saddler. CERTIFICATES day of meeOug 2,, W. !Aycock Liverpool, iron inerella S main I Very K. 1).11 AI ichac urtilev, WiMint WiWan . Melia ri James Feb. 19, T. Eth, !emand counts on the Oti to ipened v f a reth I. to id. r ters nr -.....,1b...- meantime s :night have 1 weaknes lit all week. CI( :e lower. Ilearig n Thomps , a Waterm, LI James .1 , Haywatri T. ily)r. •d, Lanett Newpo. s mark, meti tc :ed ihn eek for t A Y, JAN on %Vedne 9, J. J !ontrary or a of ale On spinners— }g►nistE—\Fat Bank'ruptcy Ware, York Moly on the Fels. 21, ilparais te, for Yeom: t all in