The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-05 00:00:00

4.:...• . .. . . - THE LIVERPOOL STANDAn.n. .4 . . . LIVERPOOL CORN EXC.HANGE, A s 'isitin 4. , s , .. _ , .. .. s ..........• .. ........• ...-.. . n.. .. - ,•,,. •• -,•-• - ••• • • --. ' ' ~..• ..-• • ••• - , 4 ..- ~.. ~.. A ...... •-• . ..... •.,•• ....., IV - ...1 S, . , • - ... .. •, . 1 ..• •-.• • . . APRIL 5 IP6 The arrivals of every article in the trade have been small. • . . .. - , .. ____ . . -- - - • •• ---------- - ------ ------- --- -- - - a • • • --..--. a ,- _ - _ a _ The market being lield here.on Thursday, instead of .Friday, there . _ .. __ .. ___ .... .. .... ,_ ___ . . . ...._ .. __ _ . . MANSLAUGHTER. C H INA. :because he did not like to go into Elson's house: he owed b int Emperial Vadiaintnt. ets were, however, steadY: With More firmness 1 h • t ale passm; throuahout the week ; the large interior mark : "Inn M`Kanna, (40) VMS charged with the manslaughter of • i invorto. I'm Sierra A L l Ze C , A w • ith 568 La's teake and 9 t cam- • . aorne instances more money obtain d for Wheat anti ssome money. . _ . 'Daniel Buckley deposed to goino with Betty Robinson to ' Mary Hart, at Liverpool, on the 3,1 of October last.-Acquitted. • The Canton Register, of the Ist December, contains a, pro- Itathermore business has been done in Oats, a o ia l d i t ial e rm pl oe o ur l r d p. e r rs ; c , a s n xv. d e , t r. ; e. MANSLAUGHTER. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAO. Elson's, and afterwards returning to Elson's to hear him read , • clatnation issued by Kis, " Guardian of the Prince, and Acting Mary, Johnston, (Concluded from. the STANDARD of Fliday last.) • - Governor aud Fuoyuen of. Ktvantung ;" by which pruclatua whirs', F l7 l s l B L o a k i l l i g n l i e n y- hn a r i n g s ; t 4 e n ak b e ris w p ad p , e aa r••k J ' o n hn i• s a to u n gl aa nY ß - D 24 k nk • s ' All)4ett h ' " been I.' the " Arabian Nights' Entertainments," aud he staid with bun , Thomas „Dawson, (37) was charged with the manslaug,hter of . •• • Gilbert Aaron; at Liverpool, on the 25111 of December last.- . till a few minutes before twelve o'clock. LORD BRUDENELL'S CASE. don it. appears that the late conflagration was supposed to be 1414;5T 'INDIES AND MADEIRA. •Cruss-exihdned by hi, .Ingenon-He did not know what the Theararticularaof s thinoccurreuce were detailed in the STAND sIon a b ftei they tran d sp d ired. The jury rettirned a erdi • Sir WILLIAM MoLESWORTH as the Secretary at War, Lord the work uf incendiaries, and it proposes to make very short Fels IS qr cks 1 eight ck wine, Order • (fin Barbed ) Ili,,, ,, ainson, Gillespy, fm Madeira and Barbados (ern Madeira 17 s d a d OATs ile" 4alb. ad ' , si a w ea: g ; I: . T O , h ,l t i a , i 7 i o l e t h d .. story was about, but it Was the second volume he was reading. A f ala• v tt ' Hotvick, whether the order issued nom the Horse Guards, in work of them; in fact,Ao deal with them d/a Buckingham ps s'hebts 33 'By the J etion.-Elson did nut ask him. any questions about -0 Gui ty, ut recommen e the prisoner -to mercy. Imprison- consequence of the sentence of a court martial upon Lord Bru- " Cliop off their heads!" The following is a copy of the uffi- tl3 11,1,311 tes la brls sugar, os , , T, Trutman--5 do, Gibbs, Bright and ea.,-2 brls do, Order-14 pkgaar- ' , Bartan, Irlain and co-9 lids sugar, 6 Oatmeal has been a 'dull sale. • I anent, and nept to hard labour two months. 'the monev %Oleo he went the second time. • denell, remaining upon the order books of every reg.:mein in • cial doeument :- - ' John Barsdley deposed.to living- at I hree Pitts, near Hop- ; • . MANSLAUGHTER. , • " • • • •it • i ncl , crowded sy• owro as ••• • - ieaa i • the service-it was possible that that noble lard had been at,- It is known that the provincial cytsth c s ith r ot, it pk a succades, 5.1 It a . to; per, 6 pkgs yatns, Bte, Order- English, new red, 684 7 2 Irish' ••• d ' s B as t- , _ eorge B a --B Dk , Do. old whod:' Renfiembened the Thursday . of Heaton Park races. 1 . riT ushqt, (22) was indicted for the manslaughter of a pointed I.ieutenaut-Colonel of the llth regiment of Light Dots dWellings, and there are always vagahonds ready to seize every 00.. 0 0 Do. old do. d then little bu named William Ellis i '• h • . , wood fives wish him, and Caine in about ten o'clock ' , an ; ~ y . , n Stan ope-street, Toxteth- goons; aud, if so, whether he, as secretary at war, sanctioned - opportunity of setting fire (to hooses), scheming to steal money ; Cornet Taber fm Montego Bay., Jamaica with 39 hds 7 Inas sugar Do new wl • 4391 ••h • • b'a9 • f • 8• • ' 3t 1, - ' Do: old ' lite • • • o,gs.ma °gaily, at. t . c ustic, 9t c lignum vitae tawood 72.. 7 10 Do. prime, 421 b .. ..2.44:- 3 1 went up stairs to bed. He remained up till twelve o clock, and , park, tu this town. The particulars of this- fatal occurrence .or approved of the appointment ? and goods,. regardless of the bodies and lives of men ; crafti , 8 bias ginger, 1 brl fruit, 82a laneewood spare, 'li6 lo • ''' •• ' ' 00.. 0 ,0 .1) 0 do qld 0 0 0 0 gs cedar, R W Scotch, white. - • 00 .. 0 •• • ' ' " • • • then went fo bed, He h a d to pass over Eastwood's bed in get- : were stated in, oer paper a few d a y s a go . The evidence was • • Lord How lee replied that the appointment hart been made ' fleas and wickedness dwell in their .hearts, they are attogenier Appleton-Q Dk • De. red 0.. ' 0 , a °reign, free ..... 0 0.. Q a , *te conclusive th• • ting to his own. Eastwood was then in bed. This witness, on i q o ui vs . at the prisoner had caused the death of the by the Comtnauder-inX hid; over whom he had no- control. devoin of neaveuly principles, and their depravity is carried to ' Victoria, Williamson, fm Barbados, with 360 hds I.tce sugar, T Lee irisit, new red .. a 0 po. ii , bond . ... 0 0 .. 0 0 hiS cross-examination, prevarieated a gond.deal, aed refesed to Ito In his owe careiesaness and negligence. The jury fouud A , ti. ..; ; -S .0 ...e o ropnet vof it, he declined giving any opinion. The Ihe very extreme paint. The law mug Cut them utterly off. Ind co-2311th sugar, S L Trotanan-3 Inas sugar, 105 pkgs arrowroot, Do. old ' 6 9- i easn, ak im.p. qr. answer questions. ' .. him Guilt • nd he w• sse s, a a ntenced tube kept to hard labour in plies sueeades, 3 brls vanis, 1 trs cottous, 1 kae looki 10. las s 2 - . Do. ne • 60- 6 -7 English, wlote .. 00 •0 .00 0 • a 1 ointment had certainly takeu ilace with his knowien e, and Let all the civil and military officers, soldiets,peoPle, and Police o • -. . P. a.•. ; a g .se .. . w white m a n, white .. .40 •0 .. 44 .0 • • he Trum eter - Public- Kirkdale fo Thomas Clekg deposed to heing in t p . . . , r the space pf four calendar months. .i p s i g . • . s netts B retd; 6 etas drainings of the bilge suaar, Order-411A Do. old 0 without any objection on his part, but without his sanction,. make theinselves fully acquainted with this proclamation. LI UNITED STATES. 0 .. 0 0 lirtsats 4t , im , Dantzig, red .. • • 0 ,9 .. 0 0 ' •• • ' ' •Il• ttr ' house at Middleton on fhe nignt of the robbery, and to ace.oni- , _ which, as secretary at war, he was not called upou to give or these fire-spreading Yillaius are found, seize them imrnediateln, ! • Richinond, White, fm Savannah with 599 bales cotton, Phel Do, white Ps , 0 0.. 0 0 •Do. Pigeon, old.. •00 0 CO 0 e other o the lace cif panying the servant back, aleng with . fiv a. s, t p . NISI PRIUS.--sYesTaßtitor. wit hhold. tbe tried and the ~ and take them before the magistrates, let then , , James and co-100 do, 'Waddington, Holt and eo--40 de 'l' W &filth Stettin, red the ronbery. It was .darls'iniristy night, and they had tp get a . • WHITwORTH v. cLIFToN. ~ Mr. HUME wished to know whether the secretary at war was royal order bp respectfully requested (to put them to death), and co - 73 do, Collinann, Lambert and eo-al7 do, Wainwri g h t an d , al 0.. 0 0 Foreien, tree .... 35' •- 3 ' Do...wbite 0 0:. 0 0 Do . • ' 6 . 7 6 ~ ' Ithout He could not h ' -. iels-220 dca T Wilson and' co-26 do, Bolton, Ogden and cd-595 • .in bond . - 0 ... -:0 '0 light to search; 'they could not see w • , _ -sane This was an action brought against a sheriff's officer for an a mere clerk to the cominandaroin-ohiefn Was any member and forthwith cut oi . their heads-4haw not the least indul- sh Conigsberg, red.. 00.. 0 0 Irish, T' k • 3" 6 sworn to his brother tern yards off it was so dark. alleged illegal execution of a writ. do Order-River -• ef the cabinet resnonsible to . i commons of England tnr !he gence ! Let all tretubliagly oney without opposition. A spe- • s _, . , Da. white .0 0..0 • 0 Do. old • ` 00 0..00 a Nothings material was elicited on his cross-examination. Mr. H motes appeared fur the plaintiff, and Mr. WIGHT- acts of that:office ? • cial Edict., Tenth moun, 9th dayd.' .(2 f Bth November.) i Ali xaudtr, Leeds, fm New Orleans. wtth 912 bales cotton, W a n d Riga Sz P.etersburg •0 0-0 0 M • ALT, en imp, qr. ~1 Brown and co-281 do, T Wilson and co-10a do, 1 pkge conts unkn, Odessa - 0 0 English Harriet Kay deposed to being the mother of the prisoner, ' mate fer the defendant. . . Inird JOHN Rossini. said - th so far as respects appointments Lew, the Nanhaehena, has also, issued a similar pruclarneo ;. F D Lizardi and co-River • Rassiati, hard.... 00.. 0 0 INDIA .• . and to her son never . being from home the whole - of the day of The case was argued at length. • and promotions in the army, t e discretion was placed-and he . Lion. ' Katharine, Marshall, fin- Wilmington, with 40 bales cotton, W and Canada, red 0 0 0 0 Red ra CORN, tm. qr., 0 0- ../ 0 0' too ro bbery. He was never oal of the house sifter seven o'Clock, His Loßoslitp thought he remembered an authority exactly must say• he thought be no means iinproperly placed-in the The sarn,e .Register contains the following vsry characteristic . J Brown and co-58 do, Sands. Hodgson and co-60 do, Wainwaight, 'Do. white - 0 0' and vient to bed soon after nine o'clock. Her otherson did. bearing on th‘ point, and would defer giving judgment till he • commander-in-chief. If that di scre ti on was; w rong ly exercised, proclamations upon m,atters which in the Celestial Empire are Sheils and co-300 - doalaroWn, Bios-1076 brls tar, Order-W Dia .Bondecl Wheat .. 36.. 4 6 FLOUR, - • -4, 280 ab. Met collie home till half-Put ten o'clock. They'both slept toge- had sent for in-At the • adjourning 'of the court his lordship thoresponsibility fell upon thetu (the Ministers) for not ad- considered of high itnnortance :- • Splendid, Prost, fin Mobile, with 4063 bales cotton - Malcomson • RTE,hap. r. &latish .J. qi .• .. , Erigliali, Ape • Belt and a 6-109 do, Fisher, Bros and c 6-300 do S• • H • ' antis odason and ano eorergn tree 00• 0 0 • - h ••, then She heard the prisoner coughing in bed at eleven on:hick; awarded fOr the defendant. vising his majesty to remove the individual filling that office. ' n Pang, .by Imperial .appointment, hoppo of Canton, &c o cd _ on Ins , ads, new • r 0 do, A Seittinson-198 do, Collmann, Laiabert r • old c' Ido -, Do. in bond '...; 0 0:: 0 0 Do. fine • she was awake then. They could net get Out of the houae With- BOI.TON v-PASS. He said, therefore, that while Lord Hill continued commander- . issues a perspicuous edict for general information. 33 sticks cedar, Order-River , BARLEI';4Ir imp. qr. Aineriean s • • • 'out passing, through her roorn• Her two sen,s get up together, This was an action, in assnmpsit, brought by the plaintiff, who in -chief, he was 110 doubt respousible for particular appoint- " When the foreign ships anchor at Whainpoa, the servants Mary, Owen, fm Cherleston, with-127 bales cotton, Sands, Hodg. 'Enalish, Meitner.. 32 0.:35 0 . . neet, and came down stairs at 'half-past six o'cltick. The prisoner ,is a spirit merchant, residing at Manchester, against the defen- ments, which ought to -be founded on the merits of the oiliceas, and sailors are constantly going in sanpan s , and they form l ima and co-114 do, Conmann, Lamlaett and co-163 do,. W a ddi ng t on , . •Do.Grinding,6oTh 38.. 3 11 D l :. 'r ir l i ir itTr * ::: 2g g •.-• it: ; came down ataira at half-past six o'clock. The prisoter had I dant, who is a publican, near Manchester, and who also carries , and with a view to promote the benefit of the service; butnio . parties and wander abeut together, or go on shore to walk or 1 you and ao -5.1 (I°, Smith and itawson-532 do, Order-63 do; W ' Irislo.alalting,do. 0•0.. 0 0 D.o. sour, free'. rowne and Son--•Q Dk , Do: Grinding, do. 38 ~ 311 Do in bond a ' 26 0 • had a quarrel the day before, and had got his head cut. and his 1 oriole trade of, a joiner and builder. The amount sought for fanas regarded the genera! question of vesting a discretion and shoot .birds, and disturb the resident people and Occasion 27 , a a a SOUTH AMERICA. . Foraign, d. p, do. 0 0.. 0 0. •Caandian, free - •.: a 6 0:: 28 9 'eyes blacked. Mr. Johnson afterwards sent for her to James • was £2l odd, against which the defendant pleaded a set off. confidence in him, he ( Lord J. 'Russell) was ready to take his mishaps. Now. as at this perm. tue toreiga ships are suCees- u 0 •a, Doatn bond 0 0 HeaP's houne, and said to her, " I want you tat tell him I have Mr. WIGHTMAN, on behalf of the defendant, submitted . the share of the responsibility,. and to declale, as he had done be- sively entering the pott, it is proper tp issue a preclamationo sco with 120 tlo wood and ur:ra zi all i lyell, fm Toba , g , Duchanan, Law , wATS, 4,' 45tb. " 0 0 Do. in bond • 19 6S. 21 0' Oars:Ran en 210fb. been with You. and ir he will do what 1 want ham, I will get him . propriety of referring the matter to arbitration, as there were fore, thatit he did not think Lord Hill capable of exercising and to order the hOng merchants and ligurt ists to fully inform Agn e e;Primrose, Johnstone, Turk's Island. with 202 1 ' English new •••. 0 0 ' gs mahogany . • _.„ 0 0 Erigliah • new ' 0 0 00' off." She replied he (prisoner) knew nothing of it. He then a great number of accounts to examine.. • that discretion soundly and beneficially, he should feel that his thenisalves of the- tiontents thereof. When the foreign ships 104 balt•s cotton. II Killick-69 ps lignum vita, said Masteo • -•30 tons , po: old -'OO .. 0 0 Irish n • '•• • • 'r "" .w aa 6 .. 26 ta said." he knew What the feelings of a father were, though he did Mr. GREEN, for the defendant aoreed to this. majesty's ministers did not fulfil their duty if they didnot ads approach the native vessels, the captains of the said ships are to lonwood, Order-K Dk • „ , Scotch, Sze new.. 00a.0 0' D ' e . o. old 0 0.. 0 0 I P., s s ( Do old not of a neither, and it was not too late yet if he (prisoner) WHY ATT v. ROTHERHAM. • . vise the noble lord's removal front the °Cie. . • keep. their crews in strict prder, and not allow them to go on rerci • 6 vat, Forrest, fm Maranham, wath 1 6 bales cotton, Foster* . ' , • -__ . . 00aa 0 0 BRAN, ala 241 b..... 011.. 1 2 Irmaos-32 do, Cazetnerode, and co-40 do, D Burn and co-95,d0, .. • would do %hat he wanted him." It was so dark that night that Mr. WIG HTMAN appea t ed for the plaintiff, and stated the . Sir HoHAßoiNoe said that Lord flidshadlong ago declared shore in parties, firing off fowling Pieces and killing birds. The a • ,•• Duarte, Bros and co-516 do, Order-40 do,'C Ironside and co -446 ' ' • ' t a • • • •• • -a • • --- she met hernext dour neighbour, and brushed right against her. case.-There Nona no defence. that he should appoint Lord Brudenell on, the first opportunitY, said hong merchants apd linguists shoUhl with, sincerity attvise J A Murta-99 do; J liaddon and co-9 ; 73-do, Moon Bros-27 bayil • •bn .. LIVER/ OOL PROVISION MARKET, APRIL 4 ,- Cross-eriamined.-She would swear thit her son never left his The pianitiff in this ease was a hosier at Manchester, and an d h e eoneurred . in the propriety of the oppointment. them and explain the proclamation, and order them respectfully iiinglass, Orde'r Dk - -' • aaS • For the fine qualiCes of dry Butter the dd • 6 ' ~, bed from nine o'clock till half-past six next morning.. - icarried on a resoectable business. Mr. Rotherham, during ,his ; Major CURTEIS said that the proceeding impugned the deci. to obey the laws and regulations of thelnelestial dynasty. But ' Oaeron, Grindale, fin Lima, with 210 hides 7n bales. do, Vliaater-1 , 8 husitaeas doing In pickled is to a moderat eman is vry good.--The , . Thomas Kay deposed to being the brother of the prisoner, lifetime, had been a hosier at the same place, and had bought , sion of the court-martial. • If any dare opione, rake out and disturb (the people), they. will bales cotton', 23 has 1 srn casearilla hark, Fa sge extract - oaarhatania, - Reef and Pork are in steady requese-T h e e rttent f at our quotatacins.a -94; hides, 2- bxs coats unkn, Gibbs, Bright and co-1 box edits unkn, cpn, Hams, and Lardeontinues to go'off freeell;.a air demand . aota4la-• and sleeping with him on that night, and that his brother was. in goods of the plaintiff to the amount ot £7l odd. At 'the death ' Sir H. Hartimeos replied" that he had not. said any thing be immediately oxamined and punished. The said !mug titer- T F Dyson-W Dk . .... . - bed all that night, and never left it till half-past six.in the morn- of Mr. Rotherham. his wife adipinistereci . to his uncle, and was about the court-martial, but that he should be prepared to de - - chants and lingoists must particularly- attend to this businesa, . B R IT ISH AMERICA . .„ . . a. d. s. d. • ing. He coutd not have left the bed witheut his knowing. also executrix. What he ( Mr: Wightmany had to prove was, fend hisominions. • and prevent any confusion, otherwise they will be guilty and Barlow, Burns, fm St John, NB, with 4aa ps _pine rind 72. ' S birch .' Burratn o eßeffast, new 92 0 a 94 0 per cwt . tross-examined.- He heard the clock strike eleven and that theie was sufficient property to satisfy the amount of debt. Sir W. MOLESWORTH gave notice that, after the recess, he will be severely punished. All slio.uld a without opposition, Unities., 270 ps deals and deal ends; 4 cords lathwood, 800 ' Ash hd• • aa ßanbridge, new B7 0-90 0 • • Coletain. . twelVe, and then fell asleep, and awolse at six in the morning., Defendant admitted that she had fully adminiatered. . a should move for an address to his ma jesty on this subject. • trentbangiv dbey. A special prOclaniation. I staves, 590 ps red oak brl stayea, 12200 psi w oak brl staves, Baring, Sliao, new . X:7- r : -•'-• James Basron deposed to prisoner Kay having had a quarrel' John Wilson woo; called, who was an apprentice with the After a conversation respecting the pi oceedings atCracow, " 'lnouk - waug, 15th year, 9th moon, 22d day." , Broiand co-2 bxs and loose ivory, Wattles. Pickersgill and co-I box Derry, new , 9i 0-94 a .., ---- lamati candles retd J Martin and coa-B Dk in his house with a person of the name of Lowe two. days beforo. plaintiff. He deposed to there being, £BO worth ongoods io the . Mr.-. P.. M. STetvA tor gave notice that, on April the 15th, he " Pwan, the acting Kwanchowforo issues a proti on. • au, . ,:, a Waterford, newa •81 • • . _ ...„ ... -. ' 0 - 92 0 ----; UN AND PORTUGAL .• Heaton Pat k rac,s, and that the prisoner fell on tbe irpn fender shop at the titne of the death 'of the defendant's husband.' The would.call the attention of the house to aggressions en the part The 10th (lay of the 10th moon of the. 15th year of Taoukwang Packet, B i 2a. ~, . 6 . Limerick, new B4 0-90 0 -. ggs, fin Adra and tbraltar, (fin Adra) 1.26 bskts ore, A ........ . Cork, new BB 0 - 90 0 a— • and cut his hi ad. • catise , was undefended. '. of Russia. . is the birthday of the Empress Dowager, when she attains her A Gower, Ne r phew and co-ffm Gibraltar) 116 bgs rk, J Morrison- Do. ickled 2tls . , ~• Mr,.. BRANDT then called John Jacques, who deposed to liv- The Jury, by the direction of the Judge, -returned a verdict . Lord SAN DoN inquired whether aay successor would be ap •finth year, a,nd similar congratulatious are made throughout ' 7 bgs 17 mats sheep's wool, 17 etas ground madde•Z Reid, Irving and , _ O. p r , new 92 0 - 00 0 ---. La d y 3ds, new ....a Ba 0 - 84 0 ing about 300 ya.ds from the prisoner Kay's heuseoand to see.- for tne plaintiff; £7l. , • pointed to the raise in Canton receutly held by 'the tate Lord the empire. All ye military, people, .and traders-are hereby co-1 cse silk worm gut, 1 est jais honey, Ikg anchovies, R Stitt-38 Newry B7 0-88 0 ---- _. , ~ , . s ing him pass his house on the morning after the robbeny between ,‘ -• DEM FSTER v. PARK INSON.-TRES PASS. Napier? .. • ordered one day before and after, that is, from the 9th to the mats,lls hales wool, 7 eks madder, 60 bls Fr madder root, 12 ants bad Do. dry Ist, new OO 0-. 00 0 .--. four and-five o'clock. He wasahen ketting up todvornn There Mr. WIGHTMAN and lair. CREss.WELL appeared for the. Lord PALMERS'POLN answered that the government had re- Ilth of the 10th nmon to hang out from your doorposts a piece seed, 28 srns 133 lots almonds, J Carver and co-2 eml boxaa contents Dundalk OO o a -00 9 -, • unkn, Order-G Dk Carlow, nevi .. BB 0-94 • 0 was a Man of the name of Wilson, and enother 'natited White, plaintiff, and Mr. A nexArs Dint and Mr. SeAGER for the delen- solved to pause in the renewal of a successor, but the vacancy of brilliant silk, and to set respectfully forth' tables with incense, • with the prisoner. In the course of a'-long cross-exandeation dant. . - was occtspied. accorning to time usual course, by the individual and all respectfully invoke blessings to manifest your sincere MEDITERRANEAN. Bilar.-New Prime Mess 97 6 - 102 6 per tierce. the witness admitted that he had been 'twice .in ,custody, once In this case the, plaintiff and defendant are owners of two ad- holding office immediately under Lord Napier. • veneration. It is not necessary to erect bamboo stages and mat ' New India - . Sisters, Reid, am Marseilles, wiih 8 cs,conta unkn, 113 clot ground no Rx • 105 0 - 110 0 -a-- - forbaltan hour for chasing a hare, and for three months for joining }Muses in Union-square, Bury. The parties held their , The various bills on the orders were forwarded a stage, or de- coverings in the streets in order to suspend variegated lanterns m a dder, -abt 30 tons brimstone 54 bales madder, 1' cse wine, Oyder , , a Do. Il• rdman and vo-Q Dk 35 6 - 40 o per I barrels bastardy. He was nevercharged as a thief in acourt ofjustice.. premises under lease, and a quantity of land was given to each !erred till after Easter. thereon, ohich may cause the calamity' of tire. Let all respect- - BACoN, Dew . 42 .0 o-- 44 0 per cant. ~ The J ()DOE, in summing up, saidahere was no reason for hpuse of about 15 feet 10 incites wide. There was a wall be n The house then adjourned till-the llth of April. fully obeso-oppose not. A specialproclatnation.. Do. o!d • OO 0-00 0 ---- stating that Mr. Reyds was not in a aituation to make observe.- twixt, and, after a tune,. defendant ;built a back kitchen, the . ' WRT 130 , . 54 0 n- as 0 ...n -s tions at . the time of the robbery, of what was passing. The wall of which rested on the partition wall. Reference was then_ - 1535.)" . . . , . , , • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 31 .. ~ . • LARD -Firkin . .-a. question was as to the identity of the prisoners. He should made to the rectornand afterwards -to ithe steward, who decided A PHRENOLOGICAL MAGISTRATE. . We are further informed that the Emperor, with a view to in- The question& alterationin the tares of Deineiara Settait not being • Bawd 56 0-58 0 ered . . 58 0 - 61 0 ns make ao further remarks; bet . prOCeed to call their attention to he had uo right - so to build ;he ,however, said he would build . O. ---- ' duce his subjects to celebrate .his mother's birthday with the Yet settled between_ the importers and buyers, the husiness of the . ,- the eilidence. _ His lordship then, With great cam' and initiene where he liked. The elaintiff. did not nvish to briug an action * s.. We have of late heard a vast deal about n` carrying out the greater glee, has forgiven them all. the•taxes due to the imperial week has been confined to 730 lihds, chiefly fine Suaars'aiid• Barbados. ~ ~ , • _. ~. -. . . _ round exact! • c • k a ~ ,i., nus, recapituleted the whole of the evidence . . He remarked on the subject, and defendant then presuming he had a right, principles of reform," but we never --- • S ourpie.eth.. , treasury previous to the .year 18.10;-a long arrear, and one 700 at former rates 2200 baas :Mauritius have alaa been disposed of and aa air in- a RICES OF SHAI a * S' • bees Beng.;l, chiefly .'i_t 69s 9d sr cwt. There has been af ' ' ' - ' als , LIV ER.POOL MARCH 31 1.83 Q Ostia would have been desirable if Kay had not been sampei•ed still fat ther trespassed, and erected a Inter tub against the par o r • the meaning of the phrase until we saw those principles more which would not have been suffered to accrue by the tax- quiry For Foreien ut no sa es o importance.-There are not . Sugar,"b 1 f • . --___ Per Share ' ..• ateit Jo get his evident°, as it might lead them to suppose that tit ion wall, by which he had damaged plaintiff's bick kitchen. fully developed in the selection of persons appoilited to the gatherers of some countries that we know. The following is the any sales reported this week in Motasses.--Come. The transac- Ineerpool Coal Ges . . '':,the evidence as related to the others was not satisfactory. But - Mr. ALLXANDER. submitted -that !lie was peculiarly a case magistracy in the new municipal corporate jurisdictions of official announcement :- tions in Plantation hive been verY liiiiited: comprising only 20 casks Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, .....£lOO ' ' 170 OIP , there was this excuse, that other persons had got off for want of which ought to be referred. England and Wales. AMong these newly made right worship- " RemissioN OF TAxas.-His Majesty Tnoukwang has Jamaica and 60 bags Berbice at the quota:tions ;50 robtas.Mocha, of New.Shares,preinium . • • AO l2O 0..0 evidence. It was right to employ stratagem ta obtain eindence, Mr. CRESS %YELL declined. , , ful's, we find quackery' prenoulipant, and, therefore, come to issued a decree, directing all the chief officers of the empire to fair quality, brunglit 65s ear cwt. No sales in Feteiga. •In COCOA or La 1 dli • tverpoo an arrimston Water - Works' • 467 •.0 0. ' f ua A , • A . • but it was better' not to employ policemen to collect 'hearsay A aumbor of witnesses were examined, who deposed to de- the conclusion that the promotion u q coery on o .. carrying ma k e speedy returns of all the sums which were due to the Im- GINGER no sales -250 bags black PEPPER sold at aad to 41d and 400 bags PialeaTo he only sale to notice in ICE IS eot e itto at • 3ld to 3ad 4Palb.-T • ' ••- • R '' B 1 d' ' evidence. It was a cause which h e • dep r e ca ted. They' Would fendant building on Plaintiff's wan, bY w-hich be had encroached out the principles of reform are one and the same thiag. perial treasury previous to the tenth year ef his reign, 1830 a B'. tcs of dresatel Carolina, at a9s ercwt, duly paid.-For the finer de- Exchanee Buildines , • 168 6 0 take the evidence into cunsideration, and See how it applied to ' four inches and a half, and that in consequence the wall had ' ' Air. Alderman Fife, one of Lord Jonn's magistrates for the this is done that all such debts may be remitted in order to show scriptions of Rum tnere has been a good inquiry, and nO,O puns. chiefly. ' ' . , east' of the prisoners, and nronourice aye or no were all or sunk, and a building of plaidtiff's was cracked by it. It had boreugh of Newcastle upon Tyne, d u man" saynthe Newcastle forth throughout the empire his boundless - goodness and joy, Demerara, have been sold at 3s ld 'to 3s 11d efa gallon ; iti the low Lieerpoel and Manch.estee Raiaway . £lOO paid ifs: 0 0 any of the prisoners gaily or norguilty. " not been cracked before. The damage done to the wall was Journal " utterly incapacitated both from his. depiolable mental occasnoned bss the completion of the sixtieth year in the age of proofs ann cammon qualitiea not any sales are renorted. the market Ditto 614.1 Quarters . , _. ._. , 45 -a.- 68 10 0 at pri.Sent being bare of these descriptions. Thejurtturned round about five minutes, and found all the about £2O. There were never any cracks in the buildin g , n e f o r e . delusions, for admtnistering justice, or exercisiog any civil his holy mother, her linperial Highness the Empress." Ditto New Quarters • . • INDIGO.-There continues a good demand, and holders are asking ' prisoners Guilty. ' The 'JUDGE said the probability was that it Was a party wall, functions," has atteninted to decide the guilt or innocence Of a .........-_,...... --____ - 90 10 0 The sentence was deferred. and in thdt case the verdict must go .against the defendant. culprit upon Phrenolpgical principles ! We quote the case as , -, • 100,1inxes of -0/tsSIA at 59s 6d ar ewt.-A few cases of East India Gnat Ditto ~ , ~. , a , 25 . -- 22 10 aa The court then adjOurned at nine o'clock, this trial having The defendant had better refer it to an arbitrator, to determine ive find it an the paper alluded to fur the amusement of our , xttlipptng intetligenre. ARAnic lirong,.ht 84s,.and some I= -ALLs 100 a 4r cw.t. Warring,ton and Newton ditto ... . • — 0 IRO . 168 ta occupied upwards of eight hours. on the amount of damage sustained. He had better coosent to readers. _____„„,.....___ ' Dvßwoona.-A 'cargo of Campeachy LoGwoon was offered to-day, - • * ' • -"'• .. a The graud jury having got through all the bills, were dis- a 'verdict of nominal daruages. - - ' -, - dnos " - NewcAsTia Ponick, Wednesday, March 23.- - - The Mayor, FRIDAY, Aram 1.-Nooe, Wind N.W.-Fresh. , only 60 tons sold, at Li Iss, and 80 tons, men on and Lei , • weathered, at .07s 6d, 3i) 6f . -Y• • . Honduras at .1:5 10s, and 30 Of Jamaica at the sarne rate ;in FUSTIc Wiaan Branch ditto ab ditto - • 101), -eta- 110 ft O. charged. Mr. ALEXANDER, cousidering the consequences in intit4yent and Messrs. Easterb,y, Nichol, DODD, and Fife, were the sitting , tiRRIVED-The Alexander, Leeds, f rom N ew Orleans-Princess 330 tons of. Saaanilla sold at £4; mid a small pareel at 4:4 4s • ' , andlo of 100 •--- 128 0 G Preston and Wigan'North Union Line ilitta.. ..• 50 •;•••- 72 0 0 of hie clierins failure, would consent to a verdict of noniinal des maoistrates. A few disorderly prostitutes having been disposed Charlotte, al'Kean, from Bombaya-Splendid, Spree', from- Mobile- Cuba at £7 7s a about 100 tons of Lima NiCARAGUA Woo I 1 t £l4 D iroug i NISI PRIUS.-SATURDAY. • , mages,,compeniatiou to be determined by an arbitrator. of, I,VilliaM Perry, a sailor, was brought up for final examina M a ry, Owens, from Charleston-Quenten Leitch, Mackay. from • Sa- -7s 6d to £l5, and. a few tons of solid £l4 441. ton ; several pareels of, St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto ... 100 25 10 0 . . Aftera good deal Of discussion between the counsel, it went :inn on suspicion ot stealintsOUße clothe§ belonging to the raisin vannah-Ca,therine, Marshall, from Wilmington-Percival, Forrest. .tted,BANneßs Woop hav e l ona colored, but there aye no buyers, un- Leicester and Swanoington ditto .... .... •50 --e-• 60 0 0 EDMUNDsON v. BOWERS. . . . ..,,,.,.., of in i bulb r i ides h• • o from' M a r a nham-Adelanio, Mill man f rom mae a do re _A u ro ra l ess a t a considerable rednetion -The •TuttegoOnsE . market remaias M • The present action was brought to recover the sum or jaw, .off,"tbe defendant refusing unless the arbitrator were allowed to boy of the ship Mary, ar n . P oper nqu avin„ anchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway and Canal 48 —B3lO 0 8•11 f T basco. ' ' • ' •oinat 17 6d for fair •1' . •• • • este , rom o r . s , qua ity, last no traneactions have taken place,- . being partly due to the plaintiff for wages . as a salesman or com- determine to whom the wall belonged. been Made by the officers to diScover the stolen property, but A aso ARRiveo-Salcomhe. Sladden,from Plymonth-Perseverance, American Tait scarce, a 0 Inas have been sold at the advanced price a d d Selb R. '1 ee san , - y at way misaion agent to the defendant, and partly for matmfactured . 'rhe witnessee fiir the defence were then called. After the without Stlcceas ;no further evidence beiug produce,d the pri- Wilson, from Limerick-Phcenix. Joyce, from Cork-True Blue. Car- of 155.-Montreal Pot Mites are dull andrather lovrer ;• the sales,have Grand Junction ditto goods delivered to the defendant for money lent. The defence first had been examined, sonar was discharged. -On the previous examination of Perry, gill from. Wsterford-Falcon, Head, frcim Belfast-John IM•Cann, consisted of trifling lots. at 38s to 37s Montreal Pearl Ashes ao off very • ...„ was that the plaintiff, a cOmmission broker in Manchester,, tri- Mr. ALEXANDER consented on the part of the defendant, to a Mr. Alderman Fife had taken the liberty of' slightly ~, examining Lundie. and Irishman. Benny, from Drogheda-CoMmerce, Batty, , Slowly at 475.-The demand for sewing FLAxsEED is limited; sman London and Birmingham ditto • 50 - 1 4123-10 0 gether with the defenclaut, and a person named 131ackstock, verdict of I:15, the wall to be considered a party %all . . his head, WITH REGARD TO THE PRINCIPLES OF PHRENOLOGy, and Witham Iluskisson, Batty, from Dublin-Vulean, Boyd, and Ea- sales of New York have been made at 65s to 665.-No alteratiott in . Biriningham and Gloucester ditto 5 se-- 13 10 0 were in partnership, the defendant being a person of substance; The ease occupied several hours, butpussessed no public in- and informed the magistrates, that „ - Vie Oryan of Secretiveness gle, Main, from Glasgow. CLOVERSEED.-Nothing done in Bass' WAX.—About 201 htels QUER- Manchester and Leeds ditto 5—23 *' 0 •and the plaintiff . and Rlackstock, jn consideration of their deriv- 4re•st• was very Ally developed, and he had no cleinot but diet. he was a CITRON BARK have been disposed of at lOs for tine Philadelphia, and 8s 9d to 93 for Baltimora -Slings The sal sar . a • North Midland ditto • 5• —l5 12. a ing profits from the concern, were to superintend and carry on - FLETCHER v. RoTHWELL.-DEBT. VERY' 'CUNNING FELLOW!" Ann, Penrice, for Aniigua; William Brown, Taylor, for Philadel. _. • • e e confini dto ati salted . k • ist a `Marlin for Bos phia ; Mogul. Sketchley, for New Yor , Colon . I , 40, Monte Nideo Ox at 5 Id. 340 Buenos Ayres at 51d, 190 New York at Midland ditto • 5 aaa- 11 0 0 the bush:tees. Mr. WIGHTMAN and Mr. V RESS WELL appeared for theplein ton ; and Sophia, Easton, for Montreal, have pat back. and 920 dry Rio Grande, damag d, at 3Sd to 41d, efa lb.-Hoßsa Ed . • inburgh mid Glasgow ditto • ' 2. -.--- 6 n 0 Mr. BRANDT and Mr. Sergeant ATCHERLEY appeared for the tiff, and Mr. ALEXANDER for the defence. SHIPWRECKS. John Francis, Bonnyanan, from Cork, at New Orleans. HAIR. , At the public sale on Wednesday. nearly the whole was' sold ; consisting of 115 bales at 170 to 20d for cut and stump tails, Ild for Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven..•. .......... plaintiff, and Mr. CRESS WELL and Mr. ALEXANDER for the de- . This was an action brought to recover a sum of between Medora. Griffiths„ hence, at Baltimore. -- niatted do, 10fd for good mixed, Old t o 910 fo r fair tu good mixed, 81d London arid Gravesend ditto 1 *-- 1 0 0 fendant. £4OO and £SJO, to which plaintiff pleaded that it was a partner- Tropic, Prate hence, at New York. • , for short, and asd to linter% for COW Hair. -In OAK BARK there are WREctc NEAR ROLSALL.-Ou Thursday about 130011, it then Ann, Lamzed, hence, at Lislion. • frank fL• o iverpool Witnesses' for the plaintiff were brought to prove the manufac. ship transaction, and therefore not within the jurisdiction of .. . no sales to n•port.-The sales of Toatagoo have been coutined. to 40 blowing a gale from the westward, a large barque from Liver- Julian, Sellien, hence, at Bremen. , turing and delivering of the goods, and others also to ptove„his that court. He should be able to prove. that no partnership ,blids, without chapge iti prices. Bank of alanchester 25 ss3s 0 0 pool, boutidto Bei bice, laden with a general cargo of marchan- Brockton. Harvey. from Barbadnes, at. Trinidad. being employed by the defendant as a salesman, at a . salary of existed. Alexander, Lee MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE Manchester and Liverpool Distriet B las ds, from New Orleans, at this port, sailed frorn the , . : . • --il-al-a• . . 15 _era- 23 IA 0 - I• ' dise vrent on shore on the north wharf, about four miles from , 30s. per weel.--For the defendant witneilies were called to. 1 tie defendant pleaded that the debt had not been pleaded, Bar 22d Feb. On the 13th March, in lat. 36, lon. 61, spoke the Bar- The demand for BRIMOTONR continues very inactive ; only one small Cemmercial Bank of Liverp001. Roesall. So s as the tide oon p . ermined, itie captain crew and prove the partnership of the plaintiff and Blacjcstock, and also and could not now, be claimed. - He Was in a condition to prove , , bara, from Savannah to this port, with loss of main ancl•mizen masts. sale of good quality reported at £8 •:: ton.-Tha s aales in SUMAC have Li verpool ma •i i as • ' ' ne as surance Company:., . ... .. ' 26 . 14 15 0 with Bowers, the defendant. . that au instalment had been paid within that time, which was a a female passenger came on shoie. In the afteruoon great ex- Brincess Charlotte, M•Kean, from Boniaay, at this port, sailed llth heett a feW ba ,, s Sicily at 14s, and Verona at Oa d Ita cwt.-Mappents Oldha ertions were made by NI r. Kemp and - Mr. I3urridge, assisted by Nov. and from St. Helena Bth Feb.• Yesterday, about ten miles to the and• MArmaa'RooTs are still t iull.-aSmall sales have been made in anOaasLight end Waterworks -. ip, ,paiv 0 It Was agreed that all Matters of differenae.ShOUld be referred sufficient acknowledgMent of the debt. As there were many . the pilots at Knot End and others, to get out as much as possible . westwara of Batasey, imitate' the Jane, from the Clyae . to New Orl e ans CRRAm of TARTAR, a t p re vious ra t es , -There 'has been a very good Mancheater Fire and Life Assurance Co '. • 10 -- 10 0 0 - to arlaitratron. cross accounts be should, however, be ready to refer it. • • 1 mot() in a aale of wind fr m WNW 'ry for Flaa ANNATTO and 14 casks have been diaposed of at 3s of the cal go before it became dark, as from the appearauce ot Y- , . o o .. . inqut . a . ~ . Ocean Assurance COmpany .' . lO —lO 0 0 HANNARD V. WHITEHEAD. Mr. A t.ExatsnEst, on the part of the defendant, agreed to this 1 t2' •h• The.Collinoeue, a vessel employed in bringine granite from Cree- 6d aja lb -The transections in OravE Ott arta ama a tona, wit in the weather there was every probability that the ship would go Northern and Central Bank of England The present action wan . ; brought to recover the sum of £l4 Is. Proposition. town ,to the Docks, was totall 1 h - ' ' • f F oas are aaking higher rates, which y est on t e Horse Bank yesteruay the quotatioas.-Holdera o tan r . 10 16 10 0 to pieces in the night. They succeeded in landing two horses morning. Crew drowned. have in *Mine instaaces been realized, and we advance our quotations Union Etank of Liverpool - 10 5 0 lld s - the athount of a promissory note due from the defendant to rowt,ga V. MOSTYN.-HREACH OF CONTRACT. . • and a great quantity of matt packages which were in the cabin Barbadian, Hutchinson, hence, and Glover Packet, from Falmouth, accordingly.-LIISSEED 01a. There continues a :rood demand, at, Commercial Bank f E the plaintiff, Both parties were tradesmen in Oldh - ana. - The Mr. WIGHrsiAN and Mr. CRESSWELL appeared for the plain- ss , , „ ; part Of tne the snips stores. As was anticipated the ship parted at Barhadoes. rather higher prices ; RAPE is in limited ri•que . st -Tha reported loss - , o ngland . . .. . . 5 •-• •aa 7, 2 6. particulars were altogether uninteresting.-Verdict for the tiff, and Sergeant ATCHER LEY for the defence. Birkenhead Ferr • ' rsday night, and is now , mot h t h e m or , r i, m „ . H e th er i ng t on , f rom Belfast, at ditto, and sailed for Trini- on the coast of Afriea. of one or two vessels expected here with PALM 3 0 00 0 about twelve o clock on l'hu . plaintiff. , Mr. CRESSWELL stated the ease. This was an action brought dad 27th Feb. On„ has,,caused holders to. ask an advance and about 40 , tons are Tradeamens' Bank • strewed alonu the coast from Blackpool to the entrance of cargo, , ... . . . • tr de the rice not BROWN AND A NoTHER v. WEBSTER IN AN ACTION FOR TROYER.. in consequence of the non-fulfilnaent of a contract. The plans. king to secure th •a •11 . h Fanny. Anderson, from Demerara, and sailed for Belfast, 23d Feb. stated to have been taken by one of the Soap- a , p the Wyre. E'er,' exertion is ma e e rgo, wic . RICHARD DA SON, Share-Broker. Coriolantis, Fox, from St. Thomas's to Angostura, was" totally lost .known.-Ota of TURPENTINE 19 in good request.-T e Hemp marki•t Mr. WIGHTMAN addressed the jury for the plaintiffs. tiff purchasecta large quantity of oak timber from the estate of •fy we hope will be effected. The ship only sailed frona Liverpool The action was brought by the plaintiffs to recover goods to Lord Mostyn and the Hon. Edward Mostyn. • The plaint' near the entrance of the Orinoco, 7th Jan. Crew saved. ' remains very steady, with a fair bustness.-In FLAX no sales to r s ep , o a r v t. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Weduesday.-Prestun Pilot. -There has appeared more inquiry for Taaaow, and helder 1 `... the value of £25, which had been arrested from them by the de- Purchased it at a certain price, at 2s. per foot, to be paid in " , nealized a small advance. • Days. Mr n. Ern. .///, ' • • - kez.litnak,'4l , -,"•• "-,•,;', fendant by means of the production of a deed of assignment. cash on delivery. It was undoubtedly the part of the defen- Lvp ii A g.-MELANCHOLT WRECK, ALL HANDS LOST.-We* SATURDAY, APRIL 2.-Noon, Wind W.N. W.-Fresh. -- --- -- The plaintiffs were coach-makets, in Manchester, and, to ge th er dant to say when the timber was ready; and the plaintiff had have received from our correspondent at Lytham, th e fellowing ARRipED—The Comet, Taber, from Jamaica-Sisters. . from LIVERPOOL C01"1•ON iIARKET - . !Chows 31. Apart.. ir. m. u. sr. V. r. .... ,--'-",..... r a. with the defendant, were creditors of Messrs. Weddell, Hoduell, certainly no right to sell that timber before the oontrart was particulars of the wreck of a vessel near that place on. Thurs- M ' doino in Cotton this week I oth b T a s arseilles-Trio, Rossignal. from Trieste-Agnes Primrose, Johnson, There has been a large business a _. I aI; d f y . "laY -- 5 1 7 - .1. 27 •19 7 ; Banner Tuetsolaos and Lawton, who were also coach-makers at the same place. broken. The agent thought, perchance, that he had not made day last, when the whole of the crew perished : "I am much from St. Domingo-Eagle, Hamilton, from Laguna. both by the taatle and speculators, and an advance esta iis e o ati .Wednesday.. 6 147 '2 10 18 2 er lb in American and Brazil, ad per th in Surat, and Id per ib, in Thursday .. 7 2 3,2 ' 2 47 , 16 2.- In the month of December last, the Partners in the lattet- the best bargain for his employer, and sold it again at a profit grieved to have the painful duly of informing you of the wreck gyp 'an. Speculators have taken 11,500 American, 1,900 Surat, 1,2 0 Fridat April 8 321 358 1 am Voss for • ort Lincoln has put back. 4 I. named firm, finding themielyes ruuch embarrassed in circnm- of betwoen £lOO and £2OO. The timber was sold to the plain- of the schooner Collinogue, of Liverpool, captain W. Rainey, Lady Mary Pen ' " ' ' • B• hi tl 600 Perna in, 400 Marartham and 80u EgYptian ; and exporters Saturila • .. 9 435 .5 • ' el y Spittall, from Aux Cayes, at Fahnouth, for orders, sailed 10tb aa. . Y• • 18 12 'n 'lst Sun.: afL East.-Low Stai • stances, agreed to give over, by a deed of assignment, tiff at ls. 94d. per root, and was sold again at upwards of and the loss of all hands on board. This vessel, which is sup- Fe l e Oa the ad March, in lat 49, lon. IC, spoke the Mary Catherihe, • 900 Amerman, 4QO Surat, and 400 Bengal. , SUNDAY...IQ 6 6 6_56 12 1 their joint property for the mutual benefit of tbeir creditors. two shillinos a foot, leaving a considerable profit. A part or posed to have sailed on Wednesday from Liverpeol for Scot , hence to New York; and, on the 30th, the True Briton, of Irving. • • ' ACCOUNT OF SALES. AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, . Monday -.11 743 819 1 . 2 8 G. in c. with Mn. 6h 4liii ear ' A deed to that effect was accordingly executed on the 18th ,of the timberlad been brought down to Liverpool, and paid for land, in ballast, was, seen at six o'clock on Thorsday morning L a d y of the Lake, Banks, from Lisbon, at Holyhead, with mainsail ' From the 26th instant to this' day inclusive. . December, the defendant becoming assignee, and the property the day after. The plaintiff then heard that the defendant had from Lytham, - in with the banks, the wind blowing very hard split. was removed by his orders on the following day to an auction sold the timber, and applied forahe reason, and received a letter from - the weal ; she drove right amongst the banks, and about Mary. Hogarth, hence to Berhice was tta 1 • , . o 1 a lost 3lst March, off, '" • ' - • SALES. ' - ' "Z. •" ' IMPorers".' . . aisles LONDON GAZETTE.—FRIDAY, APRIL 1. of aa yre Water. room prior to the sale. On the 23d of the same month the in answer from Mr. Sissons, Lord Mostyn's agent, that lie had halfspast seven she began to strike. For some time she kept Rosall Point, at the entranc e e p rnantbueo, at nlar h • • an am, and sailed for DESCRIPTIONS. Prvsly Tiffs - a This - Prvsty. . - --eemesw--- . . this Year Week of the week. Week this Year plaintiffs seized the property, and on the production - of the deed . long since considered,the bargain broken,. from his not having bearing up under close-reefed topsail and fore staysail, and close- nns C a' '& ti d n a • A : - V i o d l n e f t r ) ° m BANKRUPTS. -------- , --a—a_ of assignment relinquished the same to the defendant, and then taken some sycainore from the quay at Mostyn, owing to which reefed mainsails, but evidently, from her appearance, fining FTo ray ill: was to sail from Valparaiso for England 29tteDee. and the Sea Island Georgia 2BBO 190 22 el 23d . Sarah Eliza Morgan, Craven-street, Strand, London, boardinga brought the present action. The plaintiffs attempted to esta- he eituld not lay the timber there. He then pleaded that the with water till eight o'clock. She was then about five milea. Ch ai e es Ey es an d Joh n Dugdale early in January. o keeper. Stained Ditto ' . 888 90 13 •- 14 8499 92672 11,-us ra• a - • blish their cause by invalidating, the deed in which an informs- plaintiff was not a timber merchant, and that he suspected he west of Lytham. and was seen again to strike two or three Margaret, Thompson, hence, ai H I RP9 a f n th • t• Ripl y, St Upland Ditto 116770 104Q0 14,-111, , • William oodwm, Lock s-fields, Walworth, Middlesex, retail or 'beer. - epart, fyom this litd was occasioned by the name ofone ofthe parties having been. could not pay. He should, hoWever prove that he was in a times, very heavily.; the men began to climb up the. rigging. Tuscany, of Yarmouth, drove fou d . arried awa e y the Alabama } 30 4 8000 . 8 - 101 • - George.Blaylock, Bishopsea a te-street, London, linen-draper. interlined. Mr. Alexander contending for the probability of condition to pay. In consequence of the rise in the price of and.in half a minute after she tell over, and being full of water , port to Calcutta in King Road, an Ripley s , bow- Moliile lOl - . lli 577 97458 Thomas Lttek, LadnaneS.Lonnon. lace-deafer • • • a sprit, &T. NeW Orleans - 82890 1530. i 2 - 121 , its having been purposely prepared for the present occasion. timber the plaintiff had lost a very good bargain• The agree- she lay like a log, both masts iminediately breaking off by the James and John, for New Orleans, wa: . h'ch put back 31st March, is 'Daniel Bretherton, Manchester, horse-deal . ex. Verdict for defendant. ment, which was made by Mr. Fowler, was entered into with deck. Played in this situation there was nut the slightest chance 1 k The William Brown for Philadel Pernambuco ........ i 13590 1900 'l2 -14 • s ea y, and willhave to discharge. ' • a Aricati and Ceara . ' --- -111 - 121 J -108fa5 John' Taylor, BirminghaM, victualler. . ' DEARDEN F. CRABTREE AND corm Mr. Sissons, as the agent of Lord Mostyn. The defendant did for the lives of apy of the crew. It is ,suppoaed the Yessens phia, which put back yesterday leaky. will also have to discharge. Bahia aadM •- • 13180 2500, 10 - lac aeato 7245 , DIVIDEND& This was an scion brought by the plaintiff, who is an attor- not doubt the agreement of Sissons, but denied the agency. . ,boat hid been swamped before, and it was utterly. impossible Thomas Worthington, Rackman, from lquige for Lima, at Islay Gth Maranham 1 . 12960 laBo , 121 —l4 ) April . 2B. R. W. Savage, Great Ryder-street, St. James's, London, ney at Rochdale, against the defendant for the recovery of a Walter Watson deposed to being in tbe employ of Mr. John , fnr spy beat from ,Lythain to have lived in•such sea, and even if Deee Innen . Saweinned ll4 It - 1 3 ' 7 a3 3 dealer , and charmaii-April , aB. .1. Crisp, Sydney-alley, • LeiCeStera - sum of money amounting to £2l for law expenses. Southern, timber agent, of Liverpool. Saw a person of the there had been a : life bpanit, is notlikely she could have reached a Battersby yapp, hence, at Perna.m. p ' ,_ Stranger, Miller, and Thome. , . . , ant . so lot o :squarp, Londoo, boaier-April 28. M. Williams, Neath, Glamorgane , bueo and both procet•ded to Paraiba. • 20' . 0- 0 - . 16.•19 shife, linen-draper•-•-April 12. W. Richardaon, Kinaastteet, Covent- It appeared that in September, in the year 1832, the wife of name or Livingston •heis in the employ of Lord MostYn• I'le the vessel befei e she had quite sunk and the men all dross two ; Caesar. Alexender, and Medium, Leslie, hence, and'Spider Packet Peruv ian 0- 0 25. 457 !garden London, wine-merchant-April 26. T. Livesey and co. Cowpe. . Demerara arid Berhice, 620. the defendant requested' the plaintiffto sue a. person of the name bought a quantity oe timber of Mr. Sissons belonging to Lord unfortuuately, however, we-had..not a life boat to try the ear- fro m Falmouth,' at Pernambuco. *Barbados . - 0 a Lancashire, woollen mannfacturers-,April 25. J. Heyle, alanchester. of Patchett for the sum of £3O, which he did, but never was able MoStyn. Mr. Sissons was agent to Lord at ostyn. Mr. Living- rirnent. Th e vesse l, after being five hours under water, began William Russell, Bruce, was to sail from Pernambuco for Paraiba CainmonfW est India... 1130 ,0 - 0 f . 728 victtiallera-Aeril 22. N.• Fenwick, North Shields, Northumberland; ' to recover any part of the amount ; consequently the present stun was also an agent for Lord Mosten, for the Merionethshire to appear aboui half-ebb, and several boats from Lytham and . about Ist March, to load for Trieste: La Gua••ra 4450 70 101 - 0 brewer-A ril 25. 930 common- , P F.. Hoare, -Margate, hotel-keepeZa-aaPri4 action was brought to recover the amount of the costs of the estate. Mr. Livingston came to him in December, 1834, about Southport went down, to her o and suceeeded at bringing„ away . Howard, Spaaks, hence for Peruambuco, at F i . ~ , almouth with loss of c • 3 , . : ,arthagena - 0 -30 , , ja Iggulden, Dovear, painter. : 't Smyrna - 0 CERTIFICATES said action. For the defence it was contended that the clerk some timber, and he went, by Mr. Southera's orders, - to view 1., some of her rigging &c. Three of, the bodies of the clew were sa Po'hn•Craig, Ileac hence for Savannah, at Plymouth, leakv. Eemstian ' , , 11224 2830- 131 -15 f. 3 . 7a7 whe . greated, witless . cause be shown to the contraty on or before of Mr. Dearden had agieed in the presence of two other per. and reported its quality. H e saw some sycamore . on the quer found upon the sand bank, .by the Lytham _boats, about half a Powhattan, Tfionipson, hence fo'r New York, with loss or maintop s a- •* - urat and Madras - 9 , 1411 12772 • • the 22d day of April. • ' . ' '' ' sons to work the law suit for the defendant for nothing. Ihe at Mostyn at the time. Mr. Southern gave 2s. 64. a foot for a 1 mile from the vessel, And were brought up here; one of them is and topgallant masts, sails; Ste and Norval; Carmichael, hence for ~. o Ben a al 4a40. 170 6-64 : 2090 3273 T. Briown, Watling-street, London, and Tobago.. merchant-4- s jury returned a verdict for the defendants. the timber seven inches square and upwards, and 2s. fon all tine- a remarkably fine looking young man, and is supposed to be the Newfoundland, at Cove. Per public sale this day, a4O 13 7 - 191 ' ley, Ablngd,on. Berkshire; hemn-mannfacturet. ' ' ' `-' ' .414 , ---- ber five inches square, to be delivered at LiverpoOl quay. Mr. captain' s son ; a fourth man was found by the Southport boats, William Wise sailed from Cove for Antieua 21st March. Sea Island • / - , CROWN COURT V .-_ ESIXRDAY. Southern sold it at a profit of 2d. to 3d. a foot. The expence of and conveyed to that•place. The inhabitants of Lytham are 13- v f - arais o 5 • ' A. Winiam Rushton, Strachan, and John a ey, rom Valp o• Statned• Ditt0....... •.) - . AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. FORGERY. bringing the timber from Treloghan, where it was felled, would ' ct to the bodies brought here, and they will ' 3 r o V n t( i, . . paying every respe orter, Jenkinson, hence for Halifax, at Islay. Manifla a Sm. • 9O 60 .105 - 0 The ' average price of Brown or Mtiscovado Sugar, computed from _ -.-- the retnrns made in the, k wee ending the 29th day of March, 183 fa Jchn Pownall (44) was changed with having, at Manchester, be about sind. per foot. be decently interred on Saturday (this day). The vessel is nut . Emma, Pickett, hence for Bombay, with aails split, loss of bulwarks 327310 136800 10512 2456'74 isa3Bs 2aa perewt., ex •lu' ' 1. 'MVP of the Duties of • Custonas paittorapaya.• felciniously uttered to one William Hart a - forged bill of ex- Cross-examinecl.- . Mr. Southern picked out the timber; that, ; yet gone to pieces, and should the weather be moderate she and bower anchors, end two mennyashed overboard • Potomac, Mar- . able. tnereou ne tne importation thereof into Great Britain. change, ldpowing the same to be forged. which remained was worth m uc h less, it was unfit for the pur- 'may probably be raised. The schooner, (waich. has been recogo bury, hence for Alexandria, rudder carried away, sai'ls split, tac ; Esi Mandan Evening, ,41h,Ainil. , Mr. WILKINS appeared for the prosecution, and Dr. BROWN Poses of a ship-builder. Mostyn quay was amen quay.. There nised by sOme of the seamen belonging to -this port) it seems Zabeth, Brawn, hence for Marseilles, with i loss of sails and bulwarki- The sales on Saturday amounted to 6,ooobales, including 1,000 bags . ..... . ..., • defended the prisoner. was a large quantity of sycamore upon it. The quay was used has beep regularly employed in carrying_stone for the corpora=: R h ea leaky; Creole, 'aatilacla, from Perriam , me° for orders. with loss f bulwarks d ails lit • Jane Dab . from Odessa for orders, . Surat on speculation i-atid to-day 3,590 bales are iold to the trade, . BIRTH. . - - • --- an 5 Sp , , I, Y , - ' without change in prices. • . . . • • • . . Ma. William Hart examined.-Is an attorney at Manchester. for landing coals. It was 'possible to ship, tae timber from the lien works at Liverpool."-Presten Pilot. sailed 17th Jan ; Peru, Graham, from - Trieste to this port, with loss of At hit establishm • '' ' • .., ,•:. ent, in Brownlow-street, the lady el Algiale ..' Recollects seeing the prisoner at bis (witness's) office, in quay, but there was very little 'room. He never heard of the sails, bulwarks, staneheons wheel, roundhouse, stern-boat, Ste : and • ...". i 0 , Eire Evans, of i a daughter. . -, . s, .1. .i.u.r,Y.,. ,le al , Manch, 1835. He came for the purpose of getting a bill of the firm of Marsden and Fowler, timber merchants ;. be had liaed Lion, Shepherd, lawn nioata, for orders,eailed sth March, at Fal- 2.'1=2 -os.c.--,,,c,i , ..,- .... ...,s0 . o c ,,, m. ,,, ,,,,,.....i-m, -. s 2, 12 , • • . t , lti9l,lD ie.t Ai 'value of £lOO discounted. The bill was drawn upon 'and ac- in Liverpool thirty-five years. . DEATH OF THE' BISHOP OF LICHFIELD.-We regret to state . mouth. nS - dno Zr,gRST2"Z.I.TX' 5 3 -so, . ' - ' MARRIED. :''..' - -...- 1 '. 67(1 - ' Ol raftrtg. , ccpted . by the father-in-law of the prisoner s n Mr. James Coles- Reoexamined.-Had sold timber to Mr. Fowler. that the Hen. and Right Reverend Henry Rnden.D.D., Lord _ *YeSsels spolcem-CaTfittowllgiacefor Bueacia _Ayres, 7th ult. in lat . / E.-• a q :a aa E 2 .1-2 aa ar. •a •at° 6 R ea sn m John Pownall (44) was charged with having, at Manchester, feloniously uttered to one William Hart a forged bill of ei cha'nge, kpowing the same to be forged. Mr. WILKINS appeared for the prosecution, and Dr. BROWN defended the prisoner. Mr. William Hart examined.—ls an attorney at Manchester. Recollects seeing the prisoner at his (witness's) office, in March, 1835. He came for the purpose of getting a bill of the value of £lOO discounted. The bill was drawn upon and ac cepted by the father-in-law of the prisoner, a Mr. James Coles hill, who is a corn-miller, at Rosthorne Mills, near Stockport. Witness discounted the bill, and gave prisoner £9O in cash, and kept the remaining £lO as his charge for the discount. He afterwards paid the bill to his bankers, the Bank of Manches tei, and'when it became due, on the 18th of June, it was dis honoured and returned to him. In consequence he waited upon the prisoner at the King's Arms Hotel, Manchester, which inn hi formerly kept, and, showing him the returned bill,, told him he had heard that there was a considerable pan tity, of similar paper in c i rcu l a tio n , an d th at h e suspected Mr. Coleshill's name had been Irtiudulently attached to that paper without his knowledge, to which the prisoner replied that the acceptance dishonoured was not in the hand writing of, his father-in-law, but in that of another person. He further said be was obliged to make use of Mr. Caleshill's name to rid,hitn self of some pecuniary difficulties. James Coleshill examined.—ls father.in•law to the prisoner, and lives at Rawsiborne Mills, in Cheshire. Is not able to write 'and therefore could not be the acceptor of the bill pro ducgd, and never at any time, to the best of recollection, autliirised the prisoner to make use of his name in acceptiug a bll. But he bad given his son, Joseph" Coleshill, permission to accept bills in his, witness's name, when there was any necessity for doing so. His son therefore had the poW er t o have accepted the bill in question, and migkt have done so for anything he knew. - Mr. Thomas, the deputy constable of Manchester said,. hat in Consequence of information which he bad received on the 11th of March last, he proceeded to Birmingham and appre hended the prisoner,' who was acting as head waiter in the Albion Hotel, at that place. He brought him by coach to MaOchester, and in the transit the prisoner confessed that his father-in-law's name was not in his hand writing, and that he would not say who bad written it. This closed the case for the defence. Dr. - BeowN contended that no evidence bad been offered to prove that which the indictment charged the prisoner with. No. thing had been stated that could read any person to suppose that he had forged ' the name of his father-in-l a w. The JUDGE concurred' with the view taken by the learned enamel, and ordered the jury to acquit the prisoner. Joshua Thomason deposed to being woodman to Lord Mos tyn. He assisted in taking the bark off the timber. Mr. Sisson gave him his orders and paid him his wages. He received orders from Mr. Sissons when he worked on the Mostyn estate. A pantity of timber was laying on Mostyn quay in 1834. Choss-examined.—He could not say whether the timber felled was within sight of the pleasure groundi , )n the Mostyn estate or not: The sycamore on the quay belonged to the Mostyn estate. He did not think there was room for laying down the timber on the Mostyn quay. The remainder of the timber un sold to Mr. Southern was sent to a carpenter's shop as unfit for anything else. He was not present at. any bargain between Jones and Fowler. Re-examined—He always understood that Jones bought the timber of Sisson. His lordship thought this evidence not sufficient proof of the agency. Mr.CitEssWELL then called Mr. Keighley, the agent for the defendant's attorney, who deposed to receiving his instructions from Mr. Sissons, and acting upon them. 'His lordship still thought that the evidence did not go far 'enough. Mr. CRESSWELL then called Mr. Sissons, who deposed to the agreement . being iti his hand-writing, and that he had authority from Lord Mostvn to make it. - Cress.:ex a mined— i f be plaintiff represonte4 himself , iu..a tiro- • ber merchant along' with Mr.' Marsden. On enquiring, he found there was no such firm. On coming over to 'Liverpool, he found his brother-in-law living in a mean cellar near the docks. The plaintiff broke the agreement by taking away a quantity of timber without his consent, and without paying for it which was the bargain. He sold the timber then to Mr. Southern, as stated He had not.gained anything by selling it to Southern, but had lost, that which remained after Southern had picked out, being fit for nothing. Mr. Sergeant ATCHERLEY spoke in defence at some ler.gtb. Lord ,Mostyn, fro m hi s p ersona l k now l e d ge o f him, was the last man who would be guilty of a breach of contract.fni any such motive as that imputed to him. The jury gave a verdict for the defendant. seci.nag AND REV. X BESWICK. . . •_ This was an action brought to recover a sum of £2,250 from the hands of the defendant, who was executor for the plaintiff's father, and held the money. The case was, by consent, referred to arbitration. CHAPMAN V. BOND.-ASSAULT. Mr. BRANDT appeared for the prosecution, and Dr. BROWN for the defence. DEATH OF THE'BISHOP OF LICHFIELD.—Aire regret to state that the Hon, and Right Reverend Henry Ryder, D.D., Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, died at Hastings on Thurs.. day.last. Dr. Ryder was consecrated Bishop 'of Gloucester in 1815, from which see he was translated to that of Lichfield, in. 1824, on the death of Earl Cornwallis, his predecessor. lie also held the deaury of Bath and 'Wells. His lordship was the youngest son of the late Lord Harrowby, and brother of the present Earl of flarrowby. CHARACTER OF THE CHlNESE.—Notwithstanding the singu lar qualities which distinguish the physical geography of China, the chief object of interest is the remarkable people by whom that country is , possessed. They have, indeed, labour e d t o o verc ome and as it were to.Obliterete nature,—to bring its boldest scenes under the control of industry and art. Not only has the indige nous vegetation been every where , superseded by culture, but the highest mountains have been levelled and terraced almost to their tops; cities have been built upon them, and extensive •ranges of wall erected along their summits. '1 hey practise upon a vast settle all the industrial arts, whether ruralor manufactur ing, and maintain a population the most numerous that is any where united under one system 'of rule. Fiie hundred years ago, they were undoubtedly the most civilized nation en earth, with the doubtful exception of ,the Hindoos; and if the latter display intellectual powers of a higher order, the attainments of the Chinese appear to be more substantial and practieal. Since that time, indeed, the Europeans, by their rapid advances in , • • scienee,,and iWthe arts both useful antf ormisrieutel,ltaVe far surpassed all the inhabitants of the East. Still the Chinese seem fully entitled to stand next in order, while they have the additional right to boast of a much more ancient improvement. Their civilisatiCin, too, has been developed under peculiar forms altogether differing from those which are presented by the na tions of the West. This dissimilarity is perhaps as wide as can possibly exist between two races of beings having the same common nature and wants. A people, among whom inventions which are esteemed the pride of modern Europe,—the compass, gunpowder, printing,—were known and practised many centu ries earlier,—who probably amount to more than two hundred millions—united in one system of manners, letters, and polity, —who in every province have towns that rival the greatest capi tals in our part 'of the world,—who' have not only covered every spot of earth with inhabitants, but' have streets and cities on the waters,—such a nation must indeed occupy a conspicuous place in the history of mankind ; and the study of their institutions cannot fail to throw an important light on the progress and ar rangement of the social system —Edinburgh Cobinet•Libluty, No. XVIII. ,-Historictil and Ilescriptive Account; of China,Vol Vessels spolien—Carirbo,o, hence l farlAuenos Ayres, 7th ult. in lat 1 S. lon 20 W'—Fergus, from ApAlachie6ll4td this port, Ifith March, in lat. 34 22, lon. 60 5-larmony, frona Ja'Cmel to ails port, in lat 30, 143. 45 45. 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BRITISH CONSUL'S OFFICE, Philadelphia.—Know all persons to whom these presents shall come ;Ala I, Gilbert Robertson, Eiq., his Britannic Alajesty'slirst Consul, do hereby certify, that R. Warton, Esq., (who nests to the efficacy of OLDRII ) GE'S BALM' OF C ULL, rIBIA, in restoring HAIR,) is Mayor of this City, ant t M. Randall, Esq. is 014 44 Prothonotary of the Court of Co 4. Pleas, to both whose Signatures full faith and credit is du' Ifurther certify that I , am personally acquainted with J. L glis, Esq., another of the signers, and thatbe is a person of g at resp,ectability, and that I heard'him express his unqualified„spprobation of the effects of OLDRIDGE'S;BALM in restorid`g his HAIR. Given under my hand and seal of office, at the Lit) of Philadelphia, Dec. 29. 1 82 3 . (Signed) GILBERT ROB hwrsoN. OLDRIDGE'S BALM causes whiskers and.eye-brows to grow, prevents the. hair from turning grey, and the first appli cation makes it Curl beautifully, fieei, it from scurf, and stops it from falling off. Abundance of certificates from gentlemen of ' the first respectability in England, are shown by, the Propiie tors, C. and A. Oldridge, 1; WellingtOu-street,.Strand. Lon. don, where the Bairn is sold, and by all respectable Perfumers 1 and Medicine Venders in Liverpiiol.--'-Price 3s. 6d., 65., and Ils. per bottle. N.B.—The public are requested to be on their guard against counterfeits—ask for Oldrsdge's Balm, 1, Wellington -street, Strand, Loudon. Sold by Danson, Bdlci-street ; Rennie, Lord street ; Shirley, lianelagli-sreet; aiad' wholesale by C. Maw hood, 29, Soul, John-street, LiverpooL BIRTH. At his establishment, in Brownlow-street the lady iiklermatt Eyre Evans, of a daughter. MARRIED. T„ ' On Wednesday, the 23d ult. at St. Bride's Chtirnklific'Thpmait , Cooke to Ellen, thi r d d aug h ter.of the late Mr. Thomas WOrthihgtOtt.'• On Thursday, the 24th ult.. at St. John's Chary John' iv;p, pork-butcher, late of Lane-end. Staffordshire, to Mary Ann eldest's' daughter of the late Mr. R. Whittaker. " On Monday, the 28th ult. at St.. George's Claurch, cruiting serjeant to the Queen of Spain, to Miss Mary Abil010144" . „ barmaid at the C oac h an d H orses, Lower Castle-street. '• On Wednesday last, at St. David's ChuTch, hy,theitei. J. R. Tett; Mr. Edward H ug h es, 'merchant, to Margaret,' tbitit at ddaughter late Mr. Richard J. Lockett. On Thursday last, at St. David's Church, by the Rey. R. Ilavies. Mr. Henry Braun, of this town, to Mary, only daughtere 141 : 7 1 41, "‘; Steele, of London. Same day. Mr. Jonathan Mills, watchmaker, to', Mrs, MttTB9 Johnson, widow of the late M r . W m . J o h nson, plasterer: • LONDON, SALISBURY, EXETER, PLYMPUTII AND FALMOpT/I RAILWAY.—Nothing can exceed the enthusiasm which prevails from London to the Land's end in favour of this.gigantic undertaking which is pregnant with advantages beyond the most comprehensive mind to grasp. The spur given to manu factures, agriculture, and the surplus population on the line, is incalculable, and the extension of the Line from Exeter to Falmouth and Redrutb, through the heart of the county of CGrn wall, will faciliate the conveyance of the Mails ' Troops, Baggage, &c. The line from Exeter to Falmouth, by way of Credition, Okehainpton, Launceston Bodmin, Truro, and Red ruth, where it will unite the existing Portreath Railway on the north coast and Devonian on the South the proposed Victoria and Padstow Railway at Launceston, and the existing Wade bridge Railway at Bodmin, with a branch from Okebampton to Tivistock, Prviroutb, and Devenport, on the south and to Bideford and Barnstaple on the north, are being surveyed, and will shortly be laid before the public . - DIED. .. • . At Collumpton, Devon, Prudence Mountsteven, oged10;. le r r c •,. tamed possession of.h er f acu l t i es to the laStmoment of lief lii. .- sti4 had often worked with her husband aa a :a . avyer ; a, n ll-I ).laril?t's . - she cut wheat i n th e field." '' " ' " "" . - ' , On the 17th Pebruary last, at M on te go Bay,•Jatnarca, titer a sbrott , ' illness, aged 20 years, ito,bert Watt Bain. only, son to Mrs. Ann.llaiti, of this town, and nephew to Robert Watt; Rsq. of thi above 'firs named place. On Friday, tlifs- Ilth g at • aged 41, Mx ; .'Lojeladrs of the 13sehhre. publie-house, teingten-Iniih. ' • Ou Tuesday, the 2:d ult. Mr. Chambers, the Sheriff He hfid been hunting with Sir James Flower's hou'ntla at Tib _and, having ridden five or six miles, pulled up to Speak with adriegiV !when he fell from his saddle, and almost instantly expired, • Same day, after a long and painful illuess, Mr.' John VOW. della*" .regretted by his family and friends. • On Thursday last, aged 40, Anne, eldf4,4s t uOter. 9mix t , Cunningham, of Oak Vale, West Derby. • Same day, at his residence, Eirkdale, William-0.. Molyneuxpliks . Same day, Lucy, wife, of Edward Pearson, of Akhrey 'House, Plintsbfre, and' youngest sister Of D. s) Itittrord MIL in this"county. On Friday last, aged 49 years, Esther, the beloved wife oc Hawkins; of his Majesty's CustomS of this port. Same day, Elizabeth, • infant daughter .of Mr. :S. Athett#l4-134. Conibe, Cheshire. SaMi; day, at his residence, Rupert-street, Mr. Thorium Tillotstuy.4, , theB.34 year. of his age. On Saturday last, in his 17th year, after a long and, piOntri3Oxl,t r , John, 'eldeat Son nf the late Mr. Edward Bickerton: • • Same day„ in Great Newton,street.. aged .64 ye5514.31%128- FrosidB. , !` ,sister of William Wigney, Esq. banker, Brighton. Same day, at her residence, in Huyton, 81rs. Howard*, fonnerlyalde :for, many,years proprit:tor of :the, original:OW Swan,, Wt'atpeoy.. Same day, Ann Johnson, of Preseot, upwards of sixty years,a,t4elrsl:.. 'bet' Of th e Metbddiat Connexion, agCd ' On .Sunday last, after a long sod segere iti.the- 32d: yea; ;(4" his age, Wildam, the eldest son of Mr. Jo,nathin Varty,:coach-maker, of thistown. • an.!e. div, at h er resilience. Nile,street, . Jape, relact,g ; t Samuel'Jackson,'Esq, of - IVlanehester,'deeply regretted. Same day, aged 62 years, Mr. lienry.Ridyard,MansfleidAstre4t-•' • BP OW I.; PRINTEto AND PUHLiSHED • EVERY TUESDAY. AND , FRIDAY`: MORNING:- BY RICHARD PATTISSON, , At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-ISTRERT. Ordep, nd,,Adveltiseyglte aCe "fece,lvell ‘4}' Messrs., NeVrt arwiclt-square; Backer, Fleet-street; Deacon, Warbroo Rekni. 1, Chancery-lane; Lawson ,& Barker, Birohin-lanel Thomas, I, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Munden ljtantmoqd, 27, l e ogir , . barcl•sfre.et; Mitchell '3!r, Southampton "Buildints; hancer y-lartel at Garrawqy's; at the Loudon Comiooreiai Cot,he-nouSe, Minciog;:, lane ; Jerusalem 'Cutl'e't'-house,Cornbill'; Chapter Collhe . -bate. Pater-ritter-row; arid. North and *South American CoPq,b9tt.o4' rireadneedle-street. London; by Messrs, Johnston I.nd Co.,Dub lin; Mr. M.l'hu'n, •Glasgow ; Mr. Wheeler," Exelrangp-str6, ands-'0 Mr. Lewis, Alarli t et-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley„ Booltstikr.,..t WarrinOdr'; Mr. Clarke; 'Preston ; and Mr. C' 33, Union ,street. Tfirrningbatn ;.,clar4 • Tkroadneeale';‘street LondOu: During.the first ten days of the month, there was very little inquiry: :Cotton, and prices declined generally td per Th. Slate then, however, the demand has been very, great, and business to a very great,amount flans been done hyspecuiators as well as by the trade—prices advaneing, considerably each week. Our quotations now are higher th4O those' of the Ist instAht by id per lb. In Anieriean and Brazil ; I#d to • lid, permin Egyptian and Sea Island ; and id to id r lb. in Bak India' and other detscriptions. 'I he total sales of the month amount to 11,0000 bales, of which 20,800 American, 700 Perham, 1,40 d }labia, 500 Ma. ranharn4oo Laguira. 2,200 Egyptian, and 2,7; 1 0.5urat,, have, been taken 'on spectilation, an d 2,300 A me r ican , 1,300 S ura t, a nd I,Boo,llen,Wal, for export—besides which, 5,1' 0 American, 300 'Bahia,' 260 Bengal hoe been forwarded into the country unsold: MANSLAUGHTER, Wys. Monks was charged with the manslaughter of John Briggs, at Bolton, in October last. By the advice of the Judge the prisoner pleaded guilty, and his Lordship, i n cons id era ti on of the prisoner having received considerable provocation, dis chargedhim, ordering him to pay is. MANSLAUGHTER. .104 n smith was charged with the manslaughter of a little boy nanied•Wilson, on the 29th of March. It appeared by the evi dence,iet th at t h e pr i soner was d r i v i ng a m i lk cart at a rapid r a te along Church -street, Salford, when the deceased was crossing the street at the time, and was thrown uowu and killed. Guilty. To be imprisoned for seven days, and kept to bard labour. 'ELLIN(' youGRD BILL AND RI,CEIPTST4MPS AT MANCHESTER. Henry - - 14 a(fiet4, (37), George Raymond Pidding, (31), were charged with having feloniously uttered and sold to one Thomas Smith, three forged and counterfeited receipt and bill stamps, knowing the same to be forged. The prisoners were arraigned under separate indictments, and were not tried together ; but the evidence against both of them was pretty much the same. It appeared that each of them had two shops in Manchester, in which they carried on the business of booksellers and sta tin inners, and each had a license to deal in stamps. In October last, consequence, of some information which the commis sioners of sivips and taxes received the directed a person of the name of'Smith to purchase three bill and receipt from stamps eaell of the priSoners, which; upon exarnination, proved to be forged. On examining their premises, a number of dies, or cottnterfeit bill and receipt stamp impressions' upon a composi tion of red wax and shell lac, were found apd, - in the latter plate of ' a bill of prisoner's house, an engraving upon a brass — e xci l ange, which answered exactly to some o the counterfeit was produced in court. pa g r e witho ut - any hesitation, found the prisoners guilty, and they were sentenced to be transported for life. MONDAY, APRIL 4 -Wiwi N.W.-Light, &aft anCoTtlinfitis, Cobb, for New York—Ogletluirpe, Miller, do, 'and Savannah—Rebecca, Bowen, for dombay—Molo, Windsor, for New Orlearis.,Phrebe, 'llattray-/Anct southerner, • Glover, for New , York—Magistrate, Taylor, for Mobile—Bassebthwaite, M itchinson, for and Montreal—Wilsford, Andrews, for Udehec—Ocean, Nicholas,• for Messina and Palermo—Margaret Ilighfield, Thom, for Genoa and• LeghOrn-41ighTand Lad, Betts, for Constantinople Victoria, Yates, for Brazils-.=Birmingham: Patterson, for NeW Orleans—Valiant, Brag. for Montreal-11randon, Lewis, for Gibraltar-Grown, Ponsonhy, for Calcutta—Sophia, Easton, for Montreal—Marv, Wills, for Trinidad—• Arab, Marshall, for NQW Orleans—Miranda, 13olton, for Demerara — Nightingale. Crookshank, fur Barbados—Credo, Neale, for Quebec— IWedorn, Tvrer, for Naples and Messina—Bo:Vkett, Aitsten, for Bourdeaux— * Experiment, Cousins, tor Gibraltar and Brazils—Amanda Paasch. for ltotterdam—Bengal, Merchant, for Santander—Lavinia, Jones, for New Orleans—Marathon, Aldridge, for Boston—Minerva, Hertzberg. for Hamburgh and Dantzk—Esther, Sparks, and Robert Gibson, for Montreal-- 7 • Superior, Salmon, f6r Havanna—Caravan, Nichol, for Boston—Florida, Carron, for New - YOrk—Sy la, Scott, for IlloJarieiro. The Scotland, Hackstaff, hence for New York, had her masts cut away in Lough Swilly, during a heavr gale, 31st March. Kennett, M‘Lean. hence, and Jackson. Agnew, from Bermuda, at Cove, and proceeded to this port. Off Dartmouth. Fanny, Anderson, from Demerara. at Wigtown, for Belfast, off do. Patrias, Oliver . , from Legliniti;at Plymouth 'for this port, with loss of sails, bulwarks. Sze., off do; • " Hunter, Sterry, hence for Genoa, with loss of main mast, sails, rigging, and other &image, off do. Hunse, Ketelear, from Gronigen, for this port, with, loss of bow sprit, off do: Cordelia, Mahon. from Alicant, for Belfast, with loss of sails, &c., and one Man overhoarn, off do. Mary Ann Webb, 'LlOyd, herite for Calcutta; damaged, off do. The Ann, Penriee; for Antique, has returned into 'dock.with Ibsa of fore and main vurds.. off do. Helen, Scott, from St. Domingo, at, Falmouth, and forged, into . Antyrerp,.off.do. I niogen, Riley, hence for China, and the Sir Watkin,, Armon, for Sierra Leone, were spoken 29th March, in lat. 49, long.' S. ' Ite TWekL Smith, GA. Bombay, in heating down the river ran ailtist the Pier Head ; in consequence of her rudder braces being foul, arid stove her anchor in her how. _ _ . 11avSn !la. at Corunna, for this port. Cola, March 2.—The Barque, Marv, of Cork, haifing on board 1267 bales of cotton for Havre; part of the Washington's cargo, which took fire fast night at 10 o'clock, and is burnt to the water's edge. LIMERICK, April 2.—The Helm-a-lee, hence for St John, N B, was upon Harold's Rock, near Crosby, yesterday. TELEGRAPH, OVFIC.E, Aucu, 4, 18:36. Wind at Holyhead 5.5.W. 7 -Llght breeze. Sailed from Holyhead at 10 30 a.m.— No. 1249, Coofidepee, B Sehr. Off Holyhead, outward-bound-7No, 1393,Ac0rn, 11 Saw, for BristoL - Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—lsio.l476,, England, A S, from New. ; and 1326, Lady of the Lake, B Sehnr, of 530 p.m. Sailed from Beinmaris, outward-bound—No. 1058, Factor, B, arid several vessels. Off Great Ormshead, outward-bound-7-at 6 p.m.—Two ships in tow by a steamer. A Barque and Schooner--outward-bound, aground, near the 13urbo, Sands, at 6 p.m. / v/~~ - Burthe n For freigl and Co., or to A 1;.387 Erstiate Printhe's 13 &air and I3urthen superior apply to burthe n an excel! 210 tons UC passag Barthen has accoi t ►te,—F 4 Dock, _Ol BE - - -- - - - - - • inimedia board, in ....... A bu passa ge for.pa.sse --- hailt, arl havin g a freight ( Merchat - _ _- __ Gi CITY ( Sail as The V atTive instant, Is inten the abo o'clock both oul The ( In prele grew steamer The 1 to join I the Far, Pura' °t * Dub 48 uncle --,~::_ e Th kV/ots,) ti T 0 For th Ap The Patter s Vtei. 4 tetesi bNide l Live S Vasa Si _ tt tlead.7l Mi d 00 4 Morni the p, return ! 'hief i tkrnip CAI ne 1 44 1 801 su E t t atiot Berths gent. 'Ftos s , .4c;flr