The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-02 00:00:00

"THE.LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . 4 . . . _ _ __ __ . , j ... INIMINENIMIIMEine-£7ll SoliNt 11/1111115T1111.,......„,.......... . - ... . ' previously,. to embarkation, the author, in his introductory NOTES ON THE HABITS OF THE KINGFISHER, • LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MAY •29. te co a o ts'it:l•t?,=.•,:tp,.nanit , F. 4) le ;',' ''" p , . P- ',. xi ts si ' p li t•st . 7HE MAGAZINES. . zic observations, says :- 1 BY C. WATERTON, EsO. At the Court at St. James's, the 27th day of May, 1835 ; present, the • • , ti ts 11rP'45:-, .. a z '''' „...)• 00. Z i, - a x l:1 . m The Dublin University Magazine for June, I tfi t tth •,,,. t , IV - hen the delicious season of spring sets in, I often get up ' King's Most Excellent Majesty in ft ouncil. gs s• zx. • = i t, go t , ts tn .3 z "' '' • ' • `O' it; ' 0 1835 - *7 • "To make my plan complete mus r . s mee e emo,ran . 1 in ,_ to the topmost branches of a wide-spreadin,g Oak; and there, This day the Right Hon. Sir Richard Bussey Vivian, Bart., and the o• X ';'• xo. ir ( =let P:I 'Dublin, Wm. Curry, km.; arid CU.• ; Liverpool, E. on his own.shores, for the purpose of offering' a short but, as I taxing the Metamorphoses out of my pocket I read the sorrows Right Hon. George S. Byng, were, by Hia l Majesty's command, awerp .4 ;-... • . . •0 ; • ~1 '''';' 'Griffiths, 14, Water-street. think, very necessary piece of advice ; and' which would co m e .of poor Halcyone. A brook runs close by the tree, and on its nd took their respective tt •':' •x 4 a . ~, too late when once embarked: that is, to be more caieful' to bank I have . faxed a stum for a restiu lace to the kia' 'fisher places at the Board aceordingly.. of His Majesty's !gait lion. Privy Counci , a .• a ( - 1 . _ 0 . have a few pounds iu his pocket than a quantity of baggage and 0' h . ' d '1 ) gP- ' • • • • • i. t- •• • Amono• the contents of this number Of the Dublin nit t is pretty lair wi I tarry for a while in passing op and . e, furniture to encumber his every movement. . A false idea ii BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH, Mee 6. • • • ------ •,. .''' .. . - University Magazine will be found critical notices of very often entertained of what it is nece.ssary to bring-what is down, and then plunge into the streani, and 'bring out a fish. • The Kin h la - - 1 il '- ' 't th Il C St g as een p ease to appoin e on. ,eorge evens .). ........,......., • . - My elevated station on the oak gives me a fine opportunity of and is not to befound in this new country as it is called ; but let , Byng„ Controller of his Majesty's Hoesehold, vice the Right HMI. •" Moore's History'of Irelane and " Wordsworth's Yar ad iri I. b k 't d•t 1 b h - - When' in, ng . 1, s ac ,as i al s a ong eneat me. too Henry Lowry Corry, resigned. . --, . • ~ , ine tell him there are few articles either of convenience or luxitry . o o -X 5 .row revisited." Eneas Macdonnell's pamphlet and Shell s that have not found their way here long since from'all /nuts of sunbeatti is upon it, no words CRC 00 jUStice to the beauty of _-.4 ~,,,, tO f--• .p. A . c , a 'S• :t: . - 4257. 2O N 4 ..±-' 7 ' FA s*. g . the world, an ost ot them to be had cheaper than he can buy 'd tn • ' the glowing aszttre which attracts the t;le ' . BANKRUPTS. m .o o w.. WOW ...0 M letter fo the Mornin , Chronicle on the aubject of the par- Md•• h - • ' e ern.ormthologasts have thoug t fit to remove the king - John Molyneux Bird, Liverpool, chyrnist, June 18, july 10, at one ' • - ( 1 4 • •5 • .' h them at home. A good stock of wearing apparel is certainlyto liarnentary admission oath are the text on wine be recomns ended 'if hiS means' are' adequate ; but if he is at all fisher from. the land birds, and assign it a place amongst the o'clock, at 'the Clarendon I 'Rooins, Liverpool : solicito . r, Mr. beim, 4 • -3 . . . . , • water fowl. To' me the chanee. a i ears a bad one• and • I Palsgrave-place Temple-bar—William Burrows, Leicester-street, co -a 7 - 1 c se4e,g s'. 4 " Oaths no Security, if False SWearing be no Perjury," short let him bring only such articles of clothing as are abso- ~..,. 1 , ~ . . . , . *• iP. . . u . wisr! to see it brought back again to the original situa ' • ' L• - ' I. - d • - I 'b - - Willi rn Da Providence, eicester-square, on on, ,p um, er _ a .y, , ~.. 4.0 w ........ wi-ts, - oi, ea o. . W , ..11.-. oaoto •.- c , C. , g ..0 2. . lutely necessary t he can add to 'them at Montreal at 'a cheap 7" zu • N K b -John Clifle Stretch Wor, buildings, _ .ew ent-voad, I t eat, plum er .. . , . :2 'fba E It ET- trot I.:?‘ '7> see els e aicadMirable article, is founded. The leading political tate, if his cireunigtanees will allow it ; but it will be difficult, bon in which onr ancestors had placed it; for . there se,ems to ushill un. Leamington Priors Warwick ceater, auctioneer -John B , j , _ , . , G• E. , '',=, . • ' be nothing in its external formation which can 'warrant this , , _ - . . , shire, bneklayer-James Pawsey Harvey, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, ....., article is " Conservative Prospects,'. • and these they tell if at all possible, to turn clothes into money, if hard pushed on , Et . b't ' • • • • i raes transpostbon. rhe plumage of the kingfisher is pre- malster. ,-. .... „,4m i= • the road: Ler his amoitnt of mobey be 'aSlarge as he can. pos. r- GO 1.-. 0, ' Z ' ; ', U ' S are cheering ; that our day of rejoicing is at hand; sibly make it, and let him wateh ever the exiiendituretif (very ctsely that of the land bird, and, of course, some parts of' the DIVIDENDS. 4 k• 1 sti t'S I :7..0. ts'ests 8 e- . ': 0 _ skin are _bare of feathers; while the whole body . is deprived Of Jane 20, T. Coelts,.Soothwark, Surrey, oilman—June 20, 13, F. csicss• 81888 888 8 sass';'e that the recent losses of the conservatives 'have been pennY with the utmost care, as, unfortunately for the . poor set ,::' that thick cciat of down so remarkable in those birds which are Grey, *London, chymist•-June 20, J, Thompsen and J. AN oods, Lon- .. I'l tler, ihere are too many o alluiements on his lauding to . deprive _____ I = ' • ' - .geirtss while their adversaries, by gaining place, have him of his means, which are doubly valuable .to him until . he classed under the denemination Of water'-fowl. Its feet are nar clop, hosiers•-June 20, .H. Smethurst, Surrey, hatter-June 19, S. Knightsbridge, Middlesex, baker-June 19, ti. &J. Cazenove, to' . 47'. - 4,-,, est . , _ • •• • . Webbed • it's breast-bone is formed like that of land birds; and Kil• ..) , •-•a...:,: it.r.t character. We take the subjoined extract from becomes acquainted with the country." • ' '". • Lon on merchants-June 22 W. Eccles and J. Stalinan Londen cs .. m ' a ~.,.._. caro ss its legs. are ill calculated to enable it to walk into the water. t • ' • • ' 4 h• k i t ' • ' dors-Jung 22,, J. 13. koster, Lon on, ric s ma er and . publican- a §i. § saa ' giE § 1' g ~ 0 '" Con - servative Prospeets," and in doing - so strongly re- . , . .. . . , "Thus we see tha,t it can neither swim with the duck, nor dive with J a ctne 19, D. Jamea; Dartford; banker-June 26, J. Broadberry, North • ` set est • • • ' • tare , conimend our readers to•peruse it in an• en orm. THE ENGLISH IN HAMBURG. the merganser, nor wade with the heron. Its act of immersion Coll ia the water is quite momentary, and bears no Similarity to the Newarl, No in.ham, Nottinghamshire, coal•dealer.-June 27, H. and J. nage, ttinghamshire, printers—June 19, J. Cripps, VVinson,, 00 , c , ....p... , - ,, -.PC,00..r 8 si . . . . Glocestershire, blacksmith-.-Jutie 24, J.' WOollsey and J. Seeker, . . . .s"'" s e , 12 , K , . ." Resistance to, aathority, contempt fOr established institu- _ . • • (From a Correipondent of the Morning Herald.) inamersien of those water fowl which can pursue their prey it . _ Great Yarmouth Norfolk, Wtue-tuerchants-June:23, J. Boothrtly4 " 0,41 -40-. W0W10W0.C.W.... ' fp ..... ......P. .-. p:s *ions, a dis Position to pull aown those who are abate us te our ..,, . ,„ under the surface, and persevere for a certain length o . Dale - • -' ,-,. • - • • • . - ' ' Stayley-bridee, Lancashire, stone-mason-June 19, W. Toone, Lee- a 1, - .," t-s -. . HAMBURG,' IYLAY IP. till th 1 • ey ay •hold ,of it. Still the mode of taking 'its food' is . . Q se .m •onu level-these, unfortunately, are all too natural inuur pre ton, Nottinghamshire, lace-mannfac4urer-June 29, J. M. Mulliner, - . tt se.nt imperfect state ; and the great mischief ot the reform bill' ' Mk DEAR HERALD,-Sinee my last letter I have had similar to that of the gulls, which first. see the •fish, and then Northampton, coach-rnakt.t.-June 22, G. Nippin, Northampton, up- oo ..... , • to. ~_, , a „ er-t e. l •c• Onsists in the degree in which it exposes the establiihments of tinle to look about me a little, and am surprised to find Pluop Pito the dee.p to. obtain it; but this bird differs funia the . holsterer-s un e M.S. Taney, Butldersfleld, woollen , cord-manufac- • • oo , cO , GOTC;A.WOI.,peoZtoI W 1.1............ m. p... ' ." " v the country to concussion with the - passions and the pTejudices . h_ w o great the'ehanges that have occurred here since-the gull.in every, other habit. turer-July 1, C..blartyn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper. . . oo 00000 004:Y0=0v W -o• f the peOplet Now, whet is to be our protection? Why,abat . . .. _ It d and i peace , the whole aspect of the place has a ere , Yon observe the kingfisher sitting on a rock, or upon the CERTIFCATES :,*' u brinch of a tree or hovering over the watet • and the mornent To be granted, unless cause be shown te the Contrary on or before the 4. -1 c.o. e , -;7's to to - cl7-:-I,a ea . . .. -4 4 ° ... - :••-•-; th.o goed and the wise should associate for the purpose of The • • •• - ••' .10th day of June. et. ~. , ~.„ some measure the very character of the population. a fish is seen in the streamiselow, it drops down upon it like a cf. - streugtheaing arid enc - ouraging each other in the noble resolu-' • , • • - sZ .4 8. tiop of isiaking a final stand for the defence of their religionand gloomy fortifications - that formerly surrounded the city falliug stone., If it miss the mark, which is rarely the 'case, it J. Whitlee, LiverpOol, moneY . -Scrlvener-J. Hodg . kins, • Liverpnol, • ' liberties. Itespect for authority, a regard for established instis have been entire! d h li h d .y -et-o-s-e-, and in - their place have comes up, again •finmediately, without further exertion in the brush-miumfaeturer-J. Smith, Wheatley, Oxfordshire, 'surgeon-NV. oo ,-, C; O-.00 0.0001-,NO " M ~, 1.... co , , tutions. apd dispositions to maintain for every class in societY sprints . UP a seriee of shrubberies most beautifully laid out , water, and then flies off, or occasionally regains its forraer sta- Green, ' Cheapside, silk-warehouseman : T. Hatton, Ileaton Norris, • . m.„/ .. coSto'B4: ,• •-cs'B . l . ..o a atog* .f . • V Lancashire, innkeeper. its_peculiar rights and privilegea-these are feelings which, tin- . --, lion in o . rder ; to make another plunge. As this proceis of im co te m0 , 1 r 4 ,7' 24- ' .1 , ..‘ SO to t • I • II •d d It f ith " t 'seeing them eau t u y, In ee ,t la ew w ou • . mo fortunately at the present day require to be carefully cherished . mersion is of very short duration the bird is enabled to escape AVERAGE PRICE (71l SUGAR.. • 21. • 21 1 1 X E =I ' AgY 4 ' ''' . ' 4'l ' 4 . 1 .' would believe it possible that such a promenade could be with hispunity frora the deep, in 'which, or on which, were it to L'4 7 add educated before they can be brought to perfection, and ena- The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,' cOmpitted ?rem 4 4 :il o tlgz • z Irt Ss' bled to make apy successful stand against the opposite impulses thrown open for the enjoyment of the entire population remain for a very little tinse, death would inevitably be its' fate. the returns made in the week ending the 26th day of mass, 1835, r,. 4 Z 4 >•itr. xts.“'" of undmfecated humanity. For this purpose associations must of a large city, without the least danger of abuse from the These undeniable circumstances' have indoced me to wish for is 30s 10d r cwt., exclusiYe Of the Dinies of Cestoms paid or-pay. • • ~, a,ta r , a4;,',,• 1. a ~.,-0 K ocoz,,e , se 07 C 5 . be. formed, by means of which what may be called conservatories the free adtinssion of all classes. •I am now . more than the restoratioe of the kingfisher to its f o rmer situation amongst able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britatn, • .3 o - • • ' '''. '' • 24.eci • '4_ • 4 ..2' P4' 0... h aso of 'loyalty; may be multiplied throughout the land. The Virtues , . ever convinced how ungrounded the appreh.ension so fre- f the land birds; for I feel reluctant to admit that thesingle act • - • •=l, - .MONOMMININCOCEraI,TAMmy,fraT.O . • ' ....! • • . , . 0 =, of 'men naay thus be rendered as formidable for the defence, as . o procuring Its food from the water should be thought a suffi- ':: P 4 ' " • - Pse!s'• • r , , . . n their errors or their vices have been for. the destruction of our cluentlY expressed in England, that if public gardens cient reason for removing it front its old associatea, end placing Emporto. , ~. . - .p. . • .-. .• . a . g KX 0 . institutions. ,By means of a confederacy - thus formed, the tastefully laid out were throWn - open for the free enjoy- • it amongst strangers, with whom it can neither dive nor swim, " • " o ' . O see . 0$ es+. • monarehy may still be preserved. ment of all classee, their beauties would - be. wantonly nor even float with any chance of safety. If the kingfish,er .is AFRICA.. • - • c:. - " kis worse than idle now to talk of neutrality in the great destroyed by the poorer of the visitors. Very few in- to be considered . a water bird merely because it 'draws it's stis• Aurora, Drenning, fru Sierra Leone, with 445 logs teak ti b in en --;," - g •as ess eek . impending civil conflict. The man who does not bestir himself . . . . • - tenance from the water • then our - modern innovators out , ht to Aloof and co-41c camwootl, 10 teak tanks 0 d - B stances ever occur here of any of 'the flowers that are • .- d • • • , - e . p , r er : - Dia ss e, sa. .-. as se . , - , -..-ssaasi .--, '••• • for, must be considered against his country: The constitution, consi er the osprey in, the same light, and eveu.the barn owl • WEST INPIES AND MADEIRA. ... ..., . (7,, , x ~...., d,r... ..,,,..,...v..,.., a „. 1d ' 1 p ante in suc 1 profusion , along the whole len th of the • • • - -• g . . might gne them a hint that.she feels inclined to seek a new' w ......o. & Srtrc"sl2.7...Vl.=.' -• ~„P as modified by the reform bill, has-placed the monarchy at. the • • Sanderson, Taggart, fni Demerara, with 105 luta sugar,_ls pns 3. w ow, . w-low...iwwwm-tv• ' - • a' •twercy,of th.e people; it no longer rests upon the basis either of ramparts being . picked by strangers, and in ne instance. acquaintance; for I tnyself have seen her plunge into the lids rum, 35 pna 4 brls 1 tank,molasses, 4 lgs hardwood; N Waterhouse w . `-'1 . ...' - wo , . prerogative oranfluence. The former has long ago almost dis- that I have yet heard of have these depredations . hgen water, bring out a fish, and convey it to her nest. ,Indeed, the and co-55 lids sugar, 48_ pns 4 hda rum, S. Mackay-45 hds sugar, El, o . 0 ,, ~,,,, ... w- , ..,..A.ww. '''' R'. eppeayed ; the latter has been so reduced as ne longer to be committed by the unwashed artisan ;on the contrary, the • swallow, with a, still better grace, might'ask permission to form Forter-60-bales cotton. D Suttpn jun-6&do, T Porter-60 do,Baillie; ag: • ..,.. c.iy E. c, .-. to ao ~.-, co -.t c..., co ~E:, ' . available for giving steadiness and permaneneyto the admirtis- offenders have enerally been found to be of the class anew division, distant both from land and,water birds, and 'call' Ker ttud co-45 hds 1 brl sugar, 1 bag coffee, Wilson arul Cort-10 pia; 5Ms nun 17 pns molasses, 'W Sharp-25 Ms sugar, Sandbach, Thane CA •: & C> t ilt ;: • 4 T. SO- 1 FO ) Wl. ' & . . .. . . . , ttation. All, then, that we have to rely upon is the good sense . . g . it. ethereal; because it I h 1 f • ' ' procures tlew o e o its sustenance • - ' . . _and cu.-2 brls.do, 12 bris rum, 3 pkgs sweetmeats, - Orders-W. Dk ~,,,'''' • ta. ""' Z I.` -4 =" •••• •••• technically denominated respectable,' Whose Well-appareled' . frem insects in the circunaambient air. . s-e .-e-e- ,eses .-a. a g cif the nation at large; aud every care ihould be taken that the Bolivar, Fenwiek, fm Barb Mos; with 651 hds 5 tes sugar •26 - .. r .."- 0e,..,1 ' "• 92 4 * `e€ 2'15.. L - 4..az, - , - , noesense, or the. worthlessness, or the - wickedness of the nation exteriot would have served them aa a ticket Of admission . When I remarked above, that the feet of the kingfisher are- ginger, Barton, Irlam and co-1 brl su . • ' ' ba - R . - gar. J 9 bxs arrowroot, 1 lix pep- ' i 5.,...• t *" ~,, , les.:; cr,..1. , ...-t_c-,.... t,.= g; °t3 ' mey not prevail against it. It is our belief, grounded upon ato the central garden of the most fashionable square 'in not webbed,. I did not wish it to be understoOdthat I consider per, Ibx auecades, Order-5 hds Supr, Gibbs, Bright kid cialo brls • - t ' I " r ' - ' c ' '42 ''' '-' ' '-"...‘ '-' - '''.;""-. '.. ' knowledge of the British people, grounded•upun a careful peru- London. The removal of the fortificationgis 'certainly' the' webbed - foot essentially necessary to the 'act of swimming. _Medeira wine, For Exportation- 7 .K Dk . . . •'' • n . ..., • Bi. 'Sr* ...' . ''''''..-3 , • sal Or their history, grounded upon an attentive observation of the most important alteration that has• taken I ' • • - t1 . p ace In le The water-hen is an expert awimmer, Withont having the feet SOUTITAMERICA. .- ' . .. ~.,,,,, .tid, F,, F - ,-..,..ti1ft-a&c. --g - . -.•— , .. their conduct in the most critical times, that there is 'patriotism = . • webbed ;- but then, its form and plumage, so different from the John BrOoks, Adamii,'fm Ariea, with 435 bags saltpetre, 104 bales ' °' •• "'°' 0. c)car.i4i , tlito , -- sto • ,e , .• 'g'o' • Ca.. tO t,2 c.n aZ to ci a •-• Ca .4 Ca GO CA tAI - ,-;,:...:: ~.. V. - • d by admitting a free . internal appearance of 'the city, an , . form and plumage of , land birds, enable it to move with swift- wool, 1 case chinchifli skins, (fiblas, Bright and ce/.1 bale skins, Ibx" • ' - ---• • • • . and vtrtue enough in the country to save the country, if. we' be not wanting to ourselves. The 13ritish have been a bible-read- current of air into the very heart of the densely-peopled • ness and with safety, either on the water or under its surfaee. rnts ui rkii. 200 bake 52 sks wool, Began, Hall & co-I 97 biles wool, ,In the first week of the present nth there was a goed de • a d ler ingand a goapel-hearing people for more than three hundred mass of buildings, it has contributed, unquestionably, to There is not much difference in appearance betwixt the adult Le es ech ISTlllkaiirrilissigns, tl a tl a l, .oruning ancl , i ) -10 bales vicuna: - skins, A e 'can d 't" dan cl 'nce of id arm , -- . . th . 1 w0e.1, 3 „ ales sheep's,skina, - Lov e _ m n . eserrp ions, an aye , . was the. rettilt •;* in years, audit. caupot be that they will !neve themselves totallY improve the general salubrity of the place ; brit many male. and female kingfisher ; and- their young have the fine grove and Leathes,-1500 ba v g i s et 7 sa petre,. es conta unkn, 800 srns Cop- the two following, business only to a fair extent W 11 5 . - done, and prices regardleis of that venerable system of ecclesiastical regimen • ' azure feathers on the back before they leave the n t Th . P ovements of a minor character have been advancino• , „: •-,_ .„. L . , , •es . is p_er ore, 1 box chinchilli skins,,Order-1. box- chiochilli skins Todd, stationary.; but during the present Week OUr market has been very which,' from generation to generation, has served to convey to In .'• r b eany metallic orearancy oi piumage seems oniy to be found i n Naylor and do-3 srns 1 tale victim skins, 2 bls wool, J 'Joh • 167 bl simultaneously. Among - • ' I these,. however, am.not. dis•• birds of the pie tribe. It obtains in the magpie, the' jiy, a n t i , wool, Baring; Bros and co-4 brls pearl shells, 12 dry hide ll s, Ca " a fiat. and holders have subnaitted to aclecrineof id le' lb, and our pre ptaie them the blessingS a a scriptural religion. They tre lovers of .. - • . , , . . Adams. : y nk , _ Sent quotations are very similar to: those ot the Ist instant Brazils liberty, and therefore they are abhorrers of licentiousness; _and posed to count the almost entire disappearance. of the most probably, in all the rollers. Wherever it' is observed in Pprtema, Bleasilate,,funi Laguna, with 245 t logwooct*For a Market are I'd er . 115 higher, and Sea Island Id to I.lcl tlff Th. although delusiaus inay be extensively propagated by pseudo many private•gardens which formerly existed liere, but the young birds, we may be certain that the adult male and __ . , 14 cs plants, C Tayleur and co-P Dk . . patriots, by Which much public disturbance may be created, yet which, in consequence of the rapid increase of the popu- female will be nearly alike in colour. We are ire great igno; Cervantes, Rodgerso n fin Lgu de • - a Termiaos, with 240 ton loge. The Surat offered by auction to-clay were withdrawn for want of few men are nOw so unread in the •history of. sarrounding na-' 1 • 1 k' - •1 d d b • lcr ' • ation lave peen successive y evote to ui ing pur- , rance and I fear we - shall long-remain so, concerning•Colour id wood, Cross, Anderson and co- a - P D Dk • buy,ertt• tipns for the last . half century as not to be warned against that • '.• - the plumage of birds. The adult male •and feinale - kingfiSher - UNITED S i'A TES The total sales of the month are 94,6oabaleS. of which 16,150 'Arne implicit reliance which was formerly reposed•in• the bold des I mses ' have a. very splendid display of fine tints; so have the adult Mogul, Blake, ftn Savannah; ' ith '635' ba • le copin, Wainwright rican, 50 Pernams, 200 Peruvian, 500 Egyptian, antl . 2oo Surat, have The change which has taken place in the character of male . and female starling; but, though the yanng of the king- and Sheils-456 do, Maury, Lath w atn and c 1275 d neunceis of grieernments and kings, and by which the beat , Taylor and CO been taleen on speculation ; besides which, 1,000 West India, 3,400 iuterests ef the human race were sacrificed to the recklesii spirit the place I attribute in no inconsiderable degree to the fisher have their bright. colours in the first plumage, we fi nd -102 dO, 1 box platte, Isaac, Low and co-P Dk of popular ainhition. Depend upon it, reader, there 'is ' in laiSS- efrects of the establishment - of a stedni comm - unication with the first plumage of the young starlings pale and dull. / have Echo,,Mallett, fin New Orleans, -400 do, R Mason with 1094 baleacotton, W Stuart American, 150 Bahia..and 50 Egyptian, are forwarded into the conntry -209*d0, W and R. Orr-40 do, Fisher, Bros and co unsold, laud a,fund of good sense, a salient well-spring of moral, reit-. Eal d. TI • • vvhich n„ an . le _service the General, Steam Navi- had an eye to this circumstance for above thirty • yeari, and still I ain sorely in want of the schoolmaster. . --.W) do, A Gardon and cn-24 d - o, Melly ; Prevost and ce-113 do, W D - . . s eions, and constitutional principle, which, if cherished and '' Wild-526 do, Order-River ' • Eation Company, has done to Hamburg is incalculable. , The Old story that the kingfisher hove , directed SS it ought to be, will be found more than sufficient to rs- over the water, in Roscoe, Delano,- fm New,Yo • rk, with 700 brls turpentine; Crary, A r tarittio. , heir example . has been followed by others, f 1 •91' tae steam- orrlerto attract the fish by the brightness of its plumage is an Fletcher wide o-415 do WM& to Hal take us, out of all our difficulties. Let our public men only have 1 : , . , . ing ri, t and co-13,cks 2cs tont* the requisite faith in the national virtue, and act like men who boats, now running from Labeck and Kiel to all the idle surmise. In the first place - fishes cannot see an object unkn, Cropper,' Benson and co-149' baleS cotton, Wainwright and know the value of the prize for which they centend, and th'e cha- principal ports of the Baltic, would probably never have directly above them; and, secondly, if they could see it, there_ Sh i eils-:20 I do, Cellmann, Lambert end 0-66 do, r,W Smith and co LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Mar 29. t paper pre' emits would be nothing brilliant for them to look at in the kingfisher linke, 1 box books, Roose, Dart and co-I0 bales. • ' • • racte•ra.the 'enemy with whom the battle is to be fought, and been called into existence but 'for the establishrnent of , cot on rags, .ADennistoun and co-50 boxes' 17 cs glass; Order-12 There has been a general and extensive demand for all descriptions . as all the splendid feathers are upon its upper parts water cks retd, P W Byrnes-1 box shells JC D lan P 12k of SUGAR, and the sales amount to 1,700 hhds. -8.. P. at: full prices.' they would soon, under God. accomplish the national salvation.. ' H b the London boats. , ant urg has in consequence of the A 1.) . ' k h • h th . k d l •. ' • ree runs t roug is par ,an a ong side of *it grows a George wilkinson, Johnston, fm Moid e , with e s 47 balea 'c tt 'A 2,200 bags Mauritius basic also been disposed of at.the quotations, and it will be thei;• own fault if they do not avail themselves of the estahlishment or - these various lines of steam-boats, be- small oak,.part of the roots of which are bare ;' the earth and Taylor and co-500 do, T Dickson-330 do, Orde 207 pa c o e r r , . 11 300 bagawhite Bengal at 63s 6d.. The only trartsaction in Foreign is resources which are abundantly at their command to meet the Misrepreaintations and the calumnies of their opponents; it wilt come the centre of communication between the north and gravelhaviag gradually left them, and fallen iuto the. strearn anil u MA l ;i v ic a terson-P Dk • 2,400 bap Manilla at 24s 9d 0 26s 3d 45" cwt -The sales of MOLASSES. , be their own - Anil if the registries be not attended to, and if their south of Europe, and though it is still early in the season, below. In. the bank where these roots ere seen, about six feet kell, o,,den tk au er d . Lister, fin New Orleans, with 740 bales cotton, Ros-• consist of 120 puns. •St Kitt's and 30 puns. Demerara, off the quay, at ---558 do • , A ' • ' Booth, Dixon and co-496 en, J Hobson 21s, and about 200 puns. of old Demerara,. in . the warehouse, at 19s from the surface of the water, is a hole in which a pair of king- and Soils-18.2 tl e° o d • G ,per cwt-COPFEE.-The Jamaica Coffee advertized for sale . hy auction 0, 2 _ r er- . -115 do, Cannon, Miller and co-83 do, election forcei be not duly instructed and organized; it urill be it is already amusino• to observe the succession Of visitors . s, fishers have had their nest tirne out of mind. They have Green and S co-B Dk to-day, could not be got ready ; the business done in British Planta their 'ownlatat if the press benot employed to disseminate right rapidly passing to and fro. From Petersburg the cheapest afforded me the best osshl t• • f •• ' - • ,p i e oppor unities o examining their i ens.- 9 do, Fisher, Bros and L verv.ol, Dickson, fin Mobile', with 50 logs cedar 658 bales cot tion is consequently' confined tO a few small parcels sold by private views, as that portiou of it which is-in the hands of their adver- . • , a - s . , s and most a,recapie route to Constantinople, London, or .eecinoniy; and, from what I have seenel am perfectle satisfied ton, A aylor and co-24 do,. W • •ht & 'OO d • 9 d -ttyt h' h t•bt•th b n . f public sal s UT . t " tunwrig co---.) o, ,an s, Hodg.. rea ,aager ra es, uin ease cc o e , e quo a series will assuredli be employed to disseminate wrong ones; dco-69 do - J Hambu o• it will be their own lanit if clubs be not formed, in which t . 4e Paris, lies over r e , and the same remark applies :that this pair of birds,. at. least, live entirely upon: &Ell : I have sceilm a wk . Hobson and Sons-75 do, Order-G Dk tioas remain unaltered ; the grocers are exceedingly bare of supply friends of the pod cause may frequently meet for the purpose of even more strongly to Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. never been able to detect them . feeding either upon snails, or Lambertulad ece sialrile, :with ! 1015 bales cotton, Collmann, for the,home-trade.-or Foreign, 200 br good Laguayra were sold Bros and co•-113 do, Wainwright ,at 55a 6d, 120 hig,s fair ordinary- . Br 'I t 50s, a small lot of . St. worms, or insects. They bring up a fish from the water, cross- and Sheds-100 do, Order at l' i tr e • , cheering and encouragirig each other in the diffusion of those Twice a week we have cargoes of tourists to - and from • Domingo, at 51:s; and 200 bags Sincapore, ordinary and partially wite in their bills, and . then chuck it down. their throats head damaged, at 38s ed 0 425, including a.smalt lot or sound, subject to 9d principles and ate pursuit of those constitutional objects, upon' London, and though tl ' t •ts 1 ' th ' , lose ouris are ess numerous an foremost. Ido not think that they ever eat a fish piecemeal; c EUROPE. . per th duty, at 5614:3d per cwt.-11 lons P.engal 'GINGER sold at 27s to the accomplishment of .whiCh will depend the preservation of those who trot over th beaten tra k . • , e c of Calais, Paris, &c., and these ommerce, Korsholm fm St Pet rsb .lairds, _with me, neveoutter their•ordinary shrill piping 20. deal ends '3 f 1 • e urgh, with 14i c 3 deals, li c 2&s, and a small lot Barbadoes •at 678.-50 bao. - Trinida.d COCOA at 48s . all that we love and venerate as men and as ehristians. •We , , nis. athwood, J WGibsone and to-68 bales tarred D . er cwt. ; and a small lot of PIMENTO at 5d 4F th.-No sales in Rust or • repeat it; knieire is LOYALTY ENOUGH IN THE COUNTRY To ttley' are evidently of a better class ; the mere coc k ne y . sneeess i on • o f i io t es , esteept when they are on the wing. oakum, Order-Q Dk. I SAVE THE CO . UNTRY, IF WE BE BUT FAITHFUL TO OURSELVES ; (by which - I mean the vulgar and ignorant part of our • I love to take my stands hehind a large tree, .and:watch the : Weetziend, Greeveni, fm Groningen, with abt 50 t oak bark, J Van • icE• • that is, if we only have the same reliance upon truth that our London Crcesuses) is not often seen he d tl f '• i " , re, an lose o . .• gfisher as he hovers oVer the Water, and at last plunges into Zeller and co-Q Pk. ; Nothing whatever was done to-day at the sale of Spantshhintoo ;. . , . It with a velocitv like that. of. an arrow from a bow. II , Amanda, Butlatet - fm Riga, with 98 wairscot 16 22 d 1 sz early in the week, however, 54 serons Guatimala were disposed of at enernies have Upon faisehood- e if we only do half as niuch to up- tny co' untrymen whoin I meet at the table d'lnste of •the ' • ."• ow we e2O deal ends sfl th dC W N • icgs ' c ea 83 -4 5s .i , lb d t 'cl all d• f • Its f M h , u.y pal ~ roun ,aew c ies o anilla- aye been sold ins a woo . euman, Son and eo-B Dk ere lost in astoeishment when we reflect that- instinct forces ,li ' held at eur enemies have done and are 'doing to pull down our ebden, Fowler, fm Odessa, with 698 cks tallow, H and J Borah se 4s VA.-The inarket of SHELL LAC being rather eavy, sit 4 6d h d f h -• ' ' etter or er o otels here, or at the hospitable tables of this little laird to se•ek its ' ' sustenance. underneath. the water; inutco s -K Dk Y institutions. If, on the contrary, we are timid, or vacillating, or • , . . only &portion of that brought forward to , day found buyers at 107 i 6cl i contproinising, or halting between two opinions, we should at once prepare for the consequences. The loss will be ours, and fr e leadtno• th , ,„ nierchants, are of a very different description . and that it can emerge from ram those for whose conduct I have so frequently . 'had possesses none 'of the facu ' it in . perfect safety; though it ' Ities (save that of plunging) which Dorothea, lloppe, fm Danzic, with 192 fir balks, 1 spar, 7 c 22 deals, ICI fins lathwoOd', 5 bales tow, C W Neuman, 'Son and c l 2 fms t 0 ,1355, according to quality.-In TURMERIC sales. have been effected at,l4s 6d 0 16s 6d, and in East India mixed GaiLs at'llOs 4f , cwt - the crime will be ours, awl guilt such as we may be faitlY occasion to blush in our more - frequented colonies of have been se liberally granted to most other birds which fre- lathwood, said blaster -B Dk 40 bales Bengal SAFFLOWER f Of geed quality, have realised 1253.--Sales of,CAssiALIonEA are rePOrted at 60s 0 635.-The business in SALT. charged - with has never yet escaped its merited punishment. Calais and Paris. quent the deep! I sometimes fancy that it. is all over with it, The regulated liberties of England will be trampled under foot 0 . when I see it plunge into a pond which I know to be well k ne very agreeable novelty to the continental tourist-, ' stocked with rave 1 . 1 ? " •bl ;it ippillg - EnttlligEnce. DYEWOODS.-All kinds have been in fair demand, but prices of Campeachy Loowoon are rather lower, 300 toniof good Wood having by a. nianiae dernocracy. ,kler laws, her customs, her usages, nous pi e ; sti I it invana y returns unin her institutions, her religion will beeome the sport of the fan- who chooses Hamburg for his landing place Is, to find jured, and prepares to take another dip. ---.. s es e -a.._ been sold at .£7 lOs 0) £7 12s. 6d ; nothing done in Jamaica or other cifid, the prey of the turbulent, and the scorn of the godless. that there are no impertinent custorn'-house ofteers tO . There are, people who' imagnie ' that the brilliaacy. of the FRIDAY, blitv 29.-Noon, Wind. N.N.W.-Fair. sorts ;of FUSTIC, 15 tons of Cuba brought 11 lOs e£7 128 6d, 180 .of All • the sweet civilitiet' of domestic life, all the courtesies of overhaul his baggage. Travellers' lugga - • • ' ' ' ge is net er.,ex- vl i umage of birds has some connection with a tropical sun. An ! Cervantes Rod erson, from Lag Savanilla £4 ss.e £4 7s 6d, and 40 of. Jamaica £4 7s 6d ;50 tons of merce, Kirs- solid NICARAGUA WOOD sold at £l7, 20 of Lima at £l7 17s a £l9 15s, society, all the s adernruenti Of rank e all the dignities of station, amined here •or 'in Lfibeck, s .th t • f tra 1 'f' - o . a i ypu " rcun that the glo ere, however, in our own:native bird, we have an instance holm, B fr v o E m St. P ' g (la- * cca---Ccra etersbureh-Aman , Batland, from Riga-Dorothea, and 22 of. very small at £lO ef• ton ; some trifling sales made in BAR. all the:blessings of steady rule, all the advantages. of order, OF e 0 La d' P b - S non to eters urg, or toakhohn, or Copenhagen, wing sun of the tropics is not required to produce a Hoppe, from Danzig. ° WOOD and CANwoon at steady prices, and 30 tons of Boxwoor. at £lO the security of property, all respect for hereditary right, every splendid plumage. The hottest . parts of Asia and Africa do not Aeso Aintivis Maria, Lnders - froin D mfr'e E • a c ot h e _ per ton.-No sales have been effected in TURPENTINE, and in Amen- • thing, in short, which serves to discrimivate a permanent from a via Hamburg, your trunks may remain locked and coriled present us with an azure more rich and lovely than that which .. rine., Killese ; and Eliza, Davies,' from Du u ndalic s- L a c a j e a n n t-S r ir ton can TAR 100 brls. only, of good cluality, have brought 14a 7d er bd.- temporary .state a thiugs-a itate of things in which some ade- • until you reach your destinaticin. adorns the back of this charming little bird ; 'while throughout Pritchard, from Beaumaris-Nancy, Blumer, from Londonderry-St: The demand for Montreal Pot ASHES is' still very limited, and the quate provision ha's been made, for.the progressive advancement For a description of what Hamburg , was in the. olden the whole of America, from Hudion's Bay to Tierra del Fuetro,, P A atrick, (Samson, from Cork-GeOrge IV, Parsons,fromNew_ry-Mary. sales amount merely-to 110 brls. at:former prices, and a few Montreal ey, a /i . atty, from Belfast-City of Dublin, Williams ; Pei?) at 345.-No alteration in FLAXSEED, 559 has been offered and of thg,himian race:heel - a state of things in which. men may he. t • 'I .1 sll fer on to Mr. Rae Wilson's'accou tTh ime, siare y . . . n. . e there has not been discevered a kingfisher with colours -haltFrea ari n d n Fr a i t e l n d d Ai ship, - 13 les; from Dublin-Leith and Liverpool Packet, refused for 200 hhds. Nevr York.--Nothing done in CLOYRRSEED.- rich or beautiful. Asia Af • d A • ' , rice, au menca offer to the natu said, to be living politically ' frous hand to mouth,' and solicitous f 0 - M•Naught ; and Ailsa Craig, M•Kellar from Glas --E 1 About 30 hhds Philadel hia QUERCITRONI BARK have been dis s gow ar of Lons- :-- . • P . • . po ed f It • s " rrav I • Ru •• " blished in • , witi be irst 4 . pages o. i e.s in ssia, pu ralist a east abundance of different species of the kingfisher d I Irf hll f Wh• h • of in, small lots at 103 6t1.-60 bags East India.BEEs' WAX sold at onty for the releirements of the passing hour; all these . . a si,, ars a , rom de avert-John and Eliza, Taylor from Dro placed at the disposal of the sciolists, to whom they will be sub- 1829, ,are taken up with a deacription of this city, its in- Europe presents only one; but that one is like a gem of th e more.4rerearet, Romney, from BarloChan-Comet, MOwat ; and Il • - 12 s 6 d 4 ? cwt. duty paid.-There has been a fair business dame in jects apolitical experiments, or of revolutionists, from whom a habitants, manners, customs, &c. ; but finding it more finest lustre. Alexander Forbes, Goudie, from Lerwich-Dasher, M•Nair, from To, HIDES, consisting of 3,000 dry Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, chiefly . more - decisive, although scarcely a less merciful, procedute. may convenidnt to copy the details front an old guide-book, lie I feel sorry to add that our kingfisher is becoming scarcer bermorey-S,wallow, Jones, from Newport-William and Ann, Mor- for expert, from !Tut o.Bld, 876*Rio Grande, at 61d, 3,400 dry 'salted ris, from Fowey-Friends' Adventure, Watt, from Poole,. Brazil at 41d e 51d, 350 dry Java Cow at 41d 0 6fd, 3,800 East India 'be 'apprehended. Are the virtuous men of. England preeared I dl • d ' • 1•1 1 bl td • las presente us rea ers wit ato era y correc escrip- every year in this part of Yorkshire. The proprietors of mu- Buffalo at 3d 0 3id, 7,000 do. Kips at 51d 0 71c1 for sound dry salted, to submit to this-the Men who love their church and king, f • s . . seu - 1 • '' • • rns are a ways anxious to 'add it to their cellections, and lqat'lda B , . . . i , owen,,hence, for St. Domingo, was off the Smalls, on the and 2fd 0 41c1 for rubbed and wormed,,64s salted Bnenos Ayres at 4id: ion or what the city has. been some 40 or 50 years. pre- ff t t . while yet they desire that the one should .be improved, and the ` o er a emp mg price for it. On the canals, too, it undergoes 22d instant. to 41d,.and 160 West India at 41d SY ib..--50 tons OAK 13,1Exhave been other constitutionally restricted ? Then let them bestir them- vicmslY• Would you believe it ? This gentleman ae- a continual persecution. Not a waterman steers his boat along Edinb rhL 11 h d • ug, ye , ence an Hobart Town, at Sydney,-New South sold at £5 5s ly ton from the . quay.--Ia HOERR HAIR and Neutria selvesin thne ; let tfiem act with decision and promptitude; in tually ventures on criticisms.of the architectui•al details them, but who has his gen ready to procure th.e kingfisher. Wales., . r ' . Sense we have no transactions to report. -The sales of TonAceo order io be prepared against the coming dangers ; let them be ef churchea which, some 20 years before, had been levelled If I may judge by the disappearance of the kite, the , raven, and. s ' Cabotia, Ashton, hence, at Hobart Town, 26th Dec., and sailed for vdney, New South Wales. 9th Jan. 30 hhds:'for export, amount to 140 hlids., of which 30 hhds. have•been taken for Irelaad, 12 hints. for Scotland, 11 hhds. on speculation,. • well convinced that the struggle now approaching will be with With the' rou g nd l and talks vet . y gray . 'el of ectilianties • • • the buzzard from this part of the country I should say that the . .. , . Jamaica, Cunningham, hence, at Savannah. and the• remainder to the home-trade; the market continues very Y. P . day is at no great distanee when the kinefisher will be seen no theirs the final and concluding struggle between a yodkss anarchy • tl ' - I f Hibernia. Arblinn, hence at ditto finn, and full prices have been obtained. - in le costume o the inhahitants . that may ha . ve existed more in this neightiourhood, where once it was so plentiful and Industry, . , hence:at ditto: • • and thoSe glorious liberties which have been transmitted to us . .—„ e ss e s___ before the first French Revolution, but which are certainly its appearance so grateful to every lover of animated nature. Tory, Reid, hence, at ditto. from our ancestors, and which have made England the envy MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. an& the admiration or the world; let them weigh well the re- forgotten by all the present inhabitants ; but in such a Where, ifi fine, its singular mode orprocuring food, contrasted Royal Saicon, Renner, hence, at Hobart Town, 16th Jan. . sponsibility which rests upon them to make a due use of those gu tee modern tours are not unfrequentiv written. with its anatomy, causes astonishment in the. behelder,' and - Nedora, DiXon, 'hence, off Barbados. David Banks, Jolly,lence, at Naples. The demand for Bariss•roxit continues dull; sales hive 'been made this week of a cargo of 200 tons,on rather lower terms -Sicily SUMAC political advantages which the constitution has placed within in • • • - . cannot fail to• convince him that Odern 'ornithologists were e city is at present calculated to contain within the • • f h - m - The Sta g , o f Roston, from Havana for II mb : h td'tis in f • e fiestat the quoted prices; Verona and Trfeetedull f a urg , was owe in o . . airx q o sale. their reach for the defence of the national interests and the na- walls 'about 37 000 000 su *r f t f 1 • 'OOO 000 igeorant ot e true nature of the kingfisherwhen they rashly Bermuda, 28th April, with damage and • -Severat parcels of MADDER ROOTS have been., offered at' au t• * , , qaeee , o NN iich 4,—, „ removed it from its old associates, • and asaigned it a place board, by the Henry, Brown, from' this p p a o r t t t o f f o tN i z z thrown or er tional honour.; let them but act faithfully and courageously without finding bayers; the demand for all kind h e 1" upon the persuasions which these considerations are calculated ar P °ccupied by tlie inner harbour, and by the Alger, a amongst- strangers, whoie formation differs so widely- from its NEWFOUNDLAND, Aprill6.-Th e Selima H . ffeet„being on. a limited scale.-4MAnnints - also COT:g X II ?es,. froyn , Liverpool, c u els e t4l u r i er u s f • sale.-Several parcels - of VALONIA have been offered at auction but to irispire e and we are not amongst those who will then despair beautiful sheet of water, which constitutes one of the own. which arrived 10th instant, took fire the foil° in the ea ' bin, the furniture of which was destroyed, a w ncil evenuli ' meetly. withdrawn ;, one lot of common Smyrna sold at £l2 10a, and of the national safety." chief ornaments of the upper part of the city. • Upon this . damaged. quantity of goods of Camata at gp7 io s sr ton.-There has been a rnoderate demand for • small space a population of upwards of 150,000 inhabitants Through the iustrumentality of the Marquis of Londonderry _•.. • Ortva.On., without any : change in priees.'-No 'further information "Illy Homo is the Highlands" is from the p n f R e o o- . a correspopdence has taken place with the Marquis Wellesley k hal this week been received from the Seal,F,ishery, and the business , berf Gilfillan---- - - is crowded together. Accoiding te the oflicial.statistics, ` on the subject of his resignation of the situation of Lord Chain- SATURDAY, MAY 30.-Noon. Wind N.N.E.-Fair. doing . in FISH Oit.s-is confined principally in Con, of which the stock indeed, the population of the city•and territ - . o.y altogether berlain, and his reasons for o de' g s We have the best au- AatirvED-Gipsy, Keay, froin Waterford -Irishman H Droghe eaney f„ m here is very small, -LINSEED Ott. continues hi good request, both for : da-Ballinastee, J ones : Britannia, Davies ; an'd Liffey, 'blur- home-use and export ; for RAPE On, there is little inquiry.-The My home is the highlands, that home that is dearest, does not exceed that amount, but there are many circum- thoritv for statin that Lord s Well m Id s not dent the state- py,,frorr i Dublin.-Queen of the Isle, Gill; and Edward, tokhil , transactions in PALat OIL are to the extent of about 900 tons, princi- Where woods are the darkest, and streamlets the clearest, stances which lead me to believd that H b' - •• I • t h • - g l •* h k" es ey oe _ _ c j b 1 d am nrg, mitt its raen eis charge( ait nsa tug to the Duke of um er an , from the Isle of Man-Kent, Rigby- from L t * r - ' all •at £25 108 and some at £26 at I lat' t prices er-Lady Eleanor, P !.• . ,p r ase taken on specu len a Nor arts a the lowlands with fashions so gaudy, immediate environs (exclusive of Altona) has a •' l t . popu a ion but he denies the right of either the Duke or Lord Londonderry 11 1• William from Port William-Citi of Carlisle Hudson. from*Car- •• h lde the former price , o .rs are now Arm at £26,4P ton.-Some business The mountains for me, and my dear highland laddie ! ' • • lisle and Anan-Dott Phili s fro ' ' one in OIL f to make private communication or correspondence the subject Y . , P. na Flint-Rock, :Wilson, from has , again been d o , TURPENTINE at lower rates.-The of upwards of 200,000. My chief reliance is u th I 3 arra-Lerwich, Patterson ; and Lad holde_rs of ,HEair are : . seore disposed- to sell, and some transactions y Saltown, Tait, from Lerwich,-- 0 i tbere The dun-deer in its wild freedom bouniloth, • . pon e f ) b • oai u hc question in the House of Lords. In consequence William ad A M'C It' • have taken place, at X.,a 10s for .Petersburgh clean„ and £23 lOs for • Andthere the shrill pibroch its martial note souncleth; lists of m,ortality, which, I believ •• t t d e, are accura ely repor e . Lord Wellesley, declines to appear in his place among the peers, f rom GI - n ne, _ empoe re , and Lady Willoughby. Thompson, . asgow-John, Gnffiths, from Rhydland. ' outshot: the latter from the.ship ; some inquiry has appeared for Jute, A thousand'bright swords to its summons are ready, During the last few years the an 1 l • nua morta ity has beep and he has not appeared there since, end refuses to appear there and.sales have been effected at £ll 5s 0 £ll 10s,•but holders generally Arid first 'mong the brave is my dear highland laddie! over 5000, and, as the' it • ' . . c yis certainly not an unhealthy on Tuesday next ~ h SAILED-Corsair, Birkett, for Ba b ' w-en the protestant petition from the county Mariner, Wickman for Quet ......_r adot-Cambrian, Gowan ; and. demand £l2 Ap• ton. , , iee Er_ po ontis, Pratt for Boston-Ro Our heath-covered mountains are boldest end steepest, one,•and the lower classes - as well fed and aa comfortable . Down will come on, The correspoadence between these noble mull's, Harding; and Susquehanna, Wilson, for NYk- ' - ewer William - - • . , , . mrsons has - , we hear, now closed, by Lord Londonderry inform_ Hannington, Bartholomew, for Halifax, NS. . Our bright-bosomed waterd'are faired and deepest e aa those of any large c • t • E - iy m mope, I think lam justified 1 , LI - VERPOOL .COTTON 'MARKET.' MA Y 29.. ing the Marquis Weilesley that the Duke of Cumberland is ' O'er steep rock arid streamlet, with foot free and steady, in calculating the population as above. The fact is, that de4rinined to prosecute the affair until the pu,blic.are in pos- Mary • -----I--------- the Irlauarin(*l Jane, Wi , nter, at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailedfor The market has been_ in a dnll state throughout . abe weelt. and has tius, 23d March.. As swift as the roe comes iny dear highland laddie ! all the• smaller Stat s f G I ' - .e o ermany lave an obvious motive sessien of all the facts. - And this decision has been mainly. J oh closed at a decline of Id ,' ; lb at the prices of Sea Island, and Id in ' n Day iso and sai ey, at Valpara , led for Intermedios 4th F b - h d • • 1 • . •• • • His eve is as keen as the eagle's high soaring; ' for un standi der . rtg, as much as, possible, the amount of provoked by the ministerial newspapers having attacked the 'lab ' nab.Slous from Hondur as a t a e • • e - those of all ot er eserilm one, excepting the goo d q u a lities of Amen- His siert only yields to his loved maid adoring; their population. 'One of the fundamental articles. of tlie yeracity of the original statethent, namely, that the resignation Crescent. Mart • in, from Co ' erse " • cdn., The public sales:declared for thiaday were bat thinly attended; His heartit is true, and his eheek it is ruddy, nstantinople at Odessa 2.d Ap 'I ' And kind, kind to me is My dear highland laddie! present German Constitution . is, that each state shall was to be attributed to the noble marquis's dislike to the minis- Withelmine,Harainer, hence, at Pillau; 18th - May'. -- n • and the Surat all withdrawn. Speculators.have taken 1,750 American, - ' keep•on• foot an armed fort . 1 r " e a ways .or active service • terial asceudancy of O'Connell. But the correspopdence will Royal William, Rogers, hence, at Beyront, 13th March. - Helen Ra ha. .1 h - p t , ence, at Bourdeaux, 17th May. and exporters 700 American and 100 Pernambuco. As high as the Pine tree that waves on the mountain, ultimately, we have no doubt, be published after Tuesday next,. _ Davi • . arnountino• to one er a Banks, Jolly, hence, at Naples ; 10th May.. , As pure as the light stream that flows from the - fountain, .„ e • y cent. of the population. To the andthat will clear up all doubt upon the subject. -Age; Bee, Cornish, at Valparaiso, and s'l d f • - ACCOUNT OF SALRB Axi). IMPORTS OF. COTTON;' ' al e or Coquimbo, s th•Feb.. - So high is my heart and as pure and.as steady smaller states this is an oner Ons duty, as it . dorn 1 th pe s ern . THE EX-SHER I FF: PARK iNs. - -This once celebrated agitator, Creole, Symond, hence, at Para. • he'i.id inst • Fisnn 1 • to tins day inclusive. - The love that I bear to my dear highland laddie! to incur a very large •ex ch • • 1 ••• b ' ‘ pen . i ure, wit lout, giving t ern, who some years ago. was the pet of the patriots-eastward of , Intrepid, Stewart, hence. at Demerara, 17th A nril. - . ' . . ' SALES. . . ...._ .. .. . Then Welcoine the hour,' whee all fondly returning any • " political influence in return. The smaller states must Temple-bar", and whose sayings and doings filled coltimns -rif 'Jane, M`Leod, at Valparaiso, and sailed for Cobija, 6th Feb: • Sales, tat eoars.i ' I'll speed o'er the lake like a 'bird of the morning, • . • • . • DESCRIPTIONS.. : Presly , liitg . . - this Prvsly; • , follow the impulse given by the larger ones, and their the eewspapeis every week, is now, and has been lot the list , this Year Week of the week. .• , . • Week this Year . ' With Sails snowy white and streaniers so gaudy, SUNDAY. MAY 31.-Noon, Wind N.N.E.-Moderate., • • -.__ To bless my own home and my dear highland laddie! little armies are nothing more than conti_gn ents to be held two year.F, shut up in the debtors' prison in New York, clesertea and ,forgotten by at! his co-p'atriots, without friends and vvithout. Annivin-Elizabeth, , Potts, from Charleston. Sea Island Geprgia..... 4440 trro -•- • .23f 0 281 d • .• . at the disposal of Austria or Prussia'. Under these ' • ' CIT • money, and presenting; as - the Boston Iranscrip: s4vs-" A: ALso ARILIVED--Leeds Soy ; Dolphin &nit : neo , , Stained Ditto -- cuinstances it is n tu a ral that the smaller States shOuld , melaricholy monument of fallen s ereatness and black ralical in. and Commerce, Church, ' frein Dublin-LWilli b a ett • Fi----• O'Hagan. Uplaiid Ditto 150400 3540 • 10i - 134 ' ' . , The Irish Farmer's and Gardener's Maffazine for June m Buskisson, Batty ; Alabama. ...... . ... / i i .46210 • 024 9 10 .- HI - , ~ . e, ' unclerestimat • e thetr population, in order to diminish as gratitude." Who the unarateful black radical may be we and Renry Bell, 0' Hagan, from Newry-Rob tN ' er a t cer, Davenport ; M0bi1e:...... I . 1835. Dublin .„ Wm. - Curry, jun., and Co. ; Liver- much as they can• the number of useless soldiers w tom ou e yt ie ex-s en - as a en rom a . 1 k t• b t d bt dl " 1 ' h If h fll f ' th t' now no , uun and Princess Victoria, B •tto f L d d John: Wood B d • n n, rom on on erry- . yde, Crawford ; New Orleans .... 168390 ‘,340 104 - 121 11342, 203394 l pool, E. ' Griffiths, 14, Water-street. . they are bound to keep on foot. , high estate which he held when Gog and Magog were.shaken ham,' White, fro% gelifsOltVcA.Tr• lather. from Glisgow-Nofting- perna m b eco .. •• I ••• lgg :It ' on their pedestals in our Guildhall by the reverberating shouts noldS, from Droght.da-E a 1 f 7137'd rom Wexford-Green Isle, Rey, A r i ca , i .i and Ceara.... 3 '2Ol - 80 _ 65a 1 . 1..... i ) 5 16 3 POl3. 21276 - The ground on which the city stands is of an oval form ro , o en, Mowle, from Dundalk-New, BIC .1 - • a ut and, liiaio • 17730 ' 130 141 -15 i. Thip is an unpretending but very useful monthly pub- ; of' "Parkins for ever ," The • followin. athetic but di nifie case R ' ' '. • ,p . g . d.. _ es -e, . ewer!, from Carlisle-StAndrew, from Garliestown-Countess 12810 ' the largest diameter 8,000, arid the sniallest 6,000 • • • • adver isement in the New I ork Gazette 'of the 30th 1 tonsdale, Richards ' ' t Aprt , will ;.),, . from IN hi , Maraiffia tehaven-Melarapris, Monteith; froth ' s wn • ' n2 1 16000 . 500- 15 i - 16 4 .4 • 17087 lication, wholly de . voted to matters connected with . rural feet.' • The situation is IoW d• ' • . • ,an in case of violent shiA , that. however low he has fallen, he has fallen 'among the "'' ' c th-Heath, from Milford -Freedona, Curarning Water of-llrr • a ' -inviect 14 •-- lli 3 Para , .* 240 J 0- 0 • • 895 , affairs, Under the head of " Horticulture" we find the stOirns from, the north-west, a large mass of water lawyers, and that .consequently his condition - is hopeless:- SAILED-Princesp Charlotte, Kirli • • ' • • y,, and Duke of Clarence, Hut- Peruvian 670 200 154 - 0 -. • 105 ~ - following observations by Martin Dciyle in an, article on • being forced from the North Sea into the. Elbe, the lower d y• .w.. • kins former! hi h sheriff of London Par , Y & , . and Mid- , chinson, for Bornbay-Charlotte P' e - • • nd Tall* .. GI - • • 'ere • • for Jamaica-Ajax, Reim ; Deinerara and Berbiee; 970 -60 16A *.- 0 - 358 • - 186 I asse , over, for . New York esex is now and has been for u wards of two - ears i car- “ • -Eliza. Dohhelaiee. lor A - 1 • nt Bet iaclos, .... ........ . 250 . 0 - 0 • P 3: ,1 1 werp-Horn, Garrett f T Z • • s Kyle Gardens. . part . of the town is frequently inundated. The poor peo- ' • ' cerated in the.debtors' prison a this city; under the prepos- . . . ,or mete-Fre erica, Kirkhons, for Ostend* . Camnion West India 5630 •20 12 -0 ' • - - 80 0-0 ~ 97 _ 4270. t ple who live in the cellars in - those streets liable to this terous char eof havin slandered an Irish fu 't• f ' ' g. , g • , gi ive rein -•- The Princess C ''' Pidiama j us- . , hatiotte, .Sharpe, sailed freen Naito.. for this port, C th ar agena 2040 0 - 0 • 193 • • There are few objects more interesting to the heart of the phi • visitation appear, ho ' Itl 1t tl - • 1. wever, comp ee y user o le agree- tice . and deprived of all his funds through the glaring dis- 20th AAtril. . 140 9- 91 73 * 20 ai lanthropist than the elevation of the'depressed la.bourer to such able • • ( - 1 t f b • inci en o eing every now and then sluiced out honesty ot. his agent and others! Parkins, whilst vergingain • NeC't ti e liegs a hire, from Bahia for London, off Dungeness. Smyrna • Egyptian 5240 90 19 -21 .1 . •6630 a degree as will render him (if he be not obstinately . his own his grand Climacteric, is thus compelledto appeal to the public! p u_n . p. Iterscal. hence, at Malta. • ' - (auSn'eSpiihtt -ttS the call it for a few.hours after the • Surat end Madras - 9 3300 14381 , JOsephand Thomas, Lobbetthence for Genoa at Nl' , Ilford. Bengal 5lO ' enemy) happy and comfortable in his moral and physical con- ts 1 y ~ m , rt• 1 1 th •11 h• • b Ifi d d= b I ore pa mu ar y ose w o ale. een no iean . su pcenaed • Mary Stewart. Frazer from M' t • v_ .0 , 5 4 7 . . 695 . / dition. . . water• has runoff, you will See them quietly replacin a_apzas, at Antwerp. Per_ publie sale this day; . •••g ,to attend as witnesses,* in a, cause which has been referred, bennett,,Priestl3,, from' Ale - dna, at Beyroid, 20111 bfarch. St Vincent 5O 141 -- 0 * Among thevarious modes suggested of improving the general their furniture, • which they had been obliged to remove' out is know ege or consent, to be tried by D. B. Tall- • with h• 1 d ' • ( condition, theassost effective is probably that of exciting in him at a mon e t' i n s notice. The Upper part of the,town ia not . madge H Holden ;Ind D. Runde% three lawyers •th 1 • ' • e pain- -- e-e-e-se--.....,.......- 7. -____. Demerara `. bIONDAY. JUNE 1.-Noon IV' IN E • 8enga1........ - o . a taste for the cultivation of a garden, corresponding in size with liable to tl • d' t -• ' . iese mun a ions, . A trifling eipense, compa- Is ' ' • ii" 'Chch ! 'Fhe ef h tiff a o a lawaer, . b.. ur r esees eve, afteepree ~ ARRIYF'D Th ' L * In' ' • •-Light breeze. ________ ..__________. . . li the demands of hit family, and with their ability to improve it, - ratively speaking would be sufficient for the erection o f tracted meetings appointed to meet . egam to conclude the ma ,e -- seeDa-7 e owell, Crocker, from Nese•Orleans ;on the 28th 48150" 12750" ' 20691 446028 without - encroaching on their stipendiary labours,: , . - b • ' ' ' ' h 2d M ' • usiness, on Saturday• Morning, t e av, at ten.o clock, at f in'the 1 1 nga f rv i„ tin. exehanged numbers with the Orleana, Cameron . -•-•--..-.' flood- ates that w ld ff t all rotect the cit fr e ec u y p y om the an, for Quebec ;On the 29th, off St David's Head; .1 The - bare mention of the word garden necessarily begets , g Ott the Shakspeare Tavern, corner of 'Fulton 'and Nassau -streets, :eke the s S e ar ° ah LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE I. pleasurable seutatious in well regulated minds; and it has been invasions of the waters, but as the inconvenience is littl where Mr. Parkins will appear end condUct his defencO in per- .day, off Wexfor ' d, an s ci ptFk a e rc t i i i i n t c• from Charleston for this port ; same • . . . well observed, 'thet "the idea of pleisure is ineeparable from felt by . the aristocracy of the'plice, many vears may pass . son, and will be pleased' to see as many. of .the public as - c . n 3lst off.. Point Lynas, - spoke th ' e M ; r rtha, h a enee for li me y et i s ; on t h e Th e - supply of Wheat and Oats have been increased, but of other that of a gardens' wh ere new see k s a fter lost happiness, and over before any plan is seriously. adoptid for guarding spare time to call.-:Debtors' prison, April 30, 1835." a Bri sc i s , —, from St Thom oponti ; , h_e_nee for . Boston--- . -The fled ,th May •briags a m 1 f m articles the import is small. At the early part of last week there I was . . St Thoma.s, and one letter f as ' Sa . ' ' ' - a 's -"-- a steady business don • W ' Jamaica dat 2 ram , .ed 9th April.. , , .-.- ein heats to the iniller; at the rates*Of Tues • where, perhaps, a good man finds the nearest resemblance of against,the effects of hi oh tid When the water ris es. es LYNCH, THE Cesienteeesse-Thiefavourite actor died hero on S 'en Th • - I it which this world affords." What in any grade of life is more Ham ait ur . -- e Chritttine, Brandt, fm• Elsinenr-Ilarriett, Fisher. for days Oats were taken by speculators at an advadee of Id per bush one foot above its usual height three guns are fired as a Sunday last. Mr. Lyri6h.was,a. native of Diiblin, and had re- b gh-Jane el. 0 , Brown, for Brazils-Frederick Wilhelm Bennett •There was little done in Fl • innocently stimulating than occupation among the trees the . in His talents as a erfurrne our, we can notice no change•in the value. - shrubs, tge flowers of a well kept garden? Among the l'ower s'gnal, • and this signal is repe . ated - every successive foot . ceived a lib . eral educatii . , . p r were far and Naicle,'Oluf, for Christiansand-Henriette, Vr" li 'fFl ' • iY. 1-- : above mediocrit ham roduced a considerable numbe of In:are-Robert and James, Crow, for Fredericksand-Susa n and Ann lc ussen, or, . sa- .oatinea..as ut-en scarce, and fully 6d to• ls . per load h'gher. orders such emeloyment has a powerful. influence in softening .that the tide rises. At the third signal many of the cel- • Y. gP II 'h • r . o pieees for the stage, ,as .. we _as many contrisutions a° the Cargill, for St P etersburgh-Shakspeare, Ste hen, for Montreal.: WHEAT, V' 7 016. 8• ct down the asperities of character and improving their domestic lars are under water, and at the fifth or sixth signal b t . oa s periodicals of the day- displayinii powers of no ordinary de- • Consbrook, Bristowe :' and Calentho. Bank s, P for Quebee—NOrth English, new red, 600 ti d OATS, ar 451 b.: s d s. al 11 8 Irish, n. kilndned 3 ota 3. 3 a , habits. A taste, to a certaiu degree, for garden culture has un a maai be seen plyine in the . streets. I . ,„ scription. His natiiinal play, he Rose of Ettrick Vale," ' American, Dixey, for New York-Corsair, Potts, for Montreal. DO. old 00..0 0 Do old d questionab . ly been excited among our labouring peasantry by • One arousing feature orthe city is formed by the im- has frequently been' performed in Lon . don, Edinburgh, Glas- Diligent, Ni - • • Do. new white .. 6 8... 7 5 Do: •°. ime 421 b cholls ; Highland Lad, Betts ; Racer, , Dunn ; Packet, Do.. old 0 0 the well-directed zeal of individuals and of public institutions; . 00..00'D0 Pr do ' Id - . mense number of canals in the old tovvn. Many of these ' • tedl• in our own theatre with the most marked Cross • and 13 gow, and repea y . . oyne, Foster, hence, at Cadiz. . ' Scotch, white o 00..0 0 S 4 6 0.. 6 9 Por . eign . ' , free ... 0 0 0 ' and it becomes coasequently a• less difficult and more pleasing • d ' h• h '. and decided approbehon. An acci ept, wlc some vears ago, Emerald. Lovering, hence, at• Malta.. Do. red • 00.. 0 0 Do in boncl • - ° duty in the land proprietor, and in.every individual within the were originally the. moats of the old feudal castles that oc- "s limbs incapacitated him for publie appe. r Water Witch. 13utcher • and R • shattered one of hi , .. . . , d,- ~. ,• ~.. , apid, Matthias, hence, et Messina. . Irish, new,red .•53 .. 5 .11 p e O • ne. 4/7 , i n •*••00 .. O. 0 b limits or hi 4 influence respectively, to aid. 'in the development cupied a part of the grouad on which Hambur h g now ance. and his latter days were passedin indigence and obscurity. .:o . reelia, .reck, hence, at Gibraltar. Do. old ' 2 5 Ip. qr. of this retinal and humanizing propensity. stands. You may imag • ine that the straight line is not Mr. Lynch was born in the year 1788. - We have no rneans of _ t o ir r hngshire, ---, from Bahia off Dover. Do. new white 6 4 Foreign, white .. 38 0.. 42 0 Fl lila, —, from New Orleans at Havre Do. old 5 5 .. 511 BR • ANS ltr i m p a MIMININOMmi.....MINIIMMIM., the prevailing character of canals boasting of such an ori- knowing anything, tif his relatives, his'early habits,ior juvenile Annandale, Hill, from the CI ' • - • • yde, at Cove, with loss•of bowsprit Dantzig; red - • " r. The Emigrant and TraVeller's Guide to and through gin. They ru'e made to serve the double purpose of ca- ' s metal Connected w h • friends, - but that he was re 1 y ~ . „. e rie, the and fore topmast, bound to Bombay. Do, white • , beat reason to believe. Mr. Lynch s mind was active and Stettin, red 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. old lish, new .... 0 9.. 0 0 A ......... . 38 0 . 42 0 'ti 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign, free .... 37 0.: 40 0 • nals and sewers and would b ff ' • , e o ensive were it not tnat , 0 0 .. o o ~ Canada, by .way of the:River St. Lawrence as well as • ' the tide rises into them twice every twenty-four hours• publishing, by subscription his Collected works, consisting of TELEGRAPH OFFICE Jerre 1, 1835. . , vigorous to the end. We understand that he contemplated Do. white.. • .... tr • . 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond . Conigsberg, red.. 0 0.. 0 0 Iri h a • new by way of the United States of America. London : They are, in consequ 1 I - h I ence, muc i c eaner tan t lose of thirty-five dramatic pieces and other poenis, but death has pre- ------___ Do. white .. - .... ' 0 0 ..' 0 0 D • ' o. old 36 0.. 38 0 c' Smith, Elder, and Co. . Amsterdam, thought much less ornamental. vented the accomplishment of his design; He was decently Wind at Holyhead, N.N. E -Blowing fresh. Riga& Petersb Odessa : , urg 00.. 0 0 MALT, 43 , imp. qr. • o 0.. o 0 English . This will be - found an . exceedingly useful little volume THE TRAVELLER interred here on Tuesday afternoon week, by a few of his friends Off Holyhead, .. --- - - inward bound-No. 816, - Carlisle, B Schnr.. at 7 a.m. R.,....;.,... is . .. .:a ... • - • LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE I. The supply of Wheat and Oats have been increased, but of other articles the import is small. At the early part of last week there was a steady business done in Wheats to the miller; at the rates of Tues.: day. Oats were taken by speculators at an advance of ld per bushel. •There was little done in Flour, we can notice no change in the value. Oatmeal has been scarce, and fully 6d to is per load lfgher. WHEAT, 7016., a d a d - English, new red, 6 0 d 8 Do. ,old 0 0.. 0 0 Do. new white Do.. old 0 0.. 0 0 Scotch, white... • 6 0.. 6 9 DO,. red Irish, new,red . • 5 3.. 5 11 Do. old 5 2.. 5 8 Do. new white Do. old 5 5 .. 5 11 Dantzig, red .. • • 0 1) .. 0 0 Do, white Stettin, red 0 0.. 0 0 Do. white..... • Conigsberg, red 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. white .... 00 .. 0 0 Riga .& Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa . Russian, hard.. . 0 0 .. 0 0 Canada, red 5 0 .. 6 5 De. white Bonded Wheat Itra,iinp. qr. English and Foreign, free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond BA ItURY, tfe imp. qr. English, Malting 29 0 .. 33 0 Do. Grinding.6oth 3 9.. 4 0 Irish, Malting, do. 4 0 .. 4 2 Do. Grinding, do. 3 9 .. 4 0 Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0 0 0 Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 OATS, 451 b. English, new Do. old 0 0.. 0 0 Scotch, Sze' new 0 0.. 0 0 Do. old 0 0.. 0 0 LYNCH, THE CostEntaThis favourite a c t or di e d h ero on Sunday last. Mr. Lyridi was,a native of Dublin, and had re ceived a liberal education. His talents as a performer were far above mediocrity, having produced a considerable number of pieces for the staoe, as well as many contribution s .t o t h e periodicals of the day, displaying powers of no ordinary de scription. His national play, " The Rose of Ettrick Vale," has frequently been performed in London, Edinburgh, Glas gow, and repeatedly iu our own theatre, with the most marked and decided approbation. An accident, which some years ago shattered one of his limbs, incapacitated him for public appear ance. and his latter days were passedin indigence and obscurity. Mr. Lynch was born in the year 1788. - We, have no means of knowing anything of his relatives, his'early habits, for juvenile friends, but that he was respectably Connected, we have, the best reason to believe. Mr. Lynch'S mind was active and vigorous to the end. We understand 'that he contemplated publishing, by subscription his collected works, consisting of thirty-five dramatic pieces and other poenis, but death has pre vented the accomplishment of his design: He was decently interred here on Tuesday afternoon week, by , a few of his friends in this town, who had taken a deep interest in . his Ch equere d fortunes.-:--Greenock Intelliyencer. • We have heard it reported that Lord Palmerston will not be permitted to 'walk over the course at Tiverton, Mr. Montague Bore being expected to stand a contest on the conservative in tei est.—Public Ledger. Mr. Kennedy, the barrister, who has kindly made way for Lord Palmerston at Tiverton, is brother of a chemist, who left this town some years ago, and was himself pioprietor and con ductor of an unsuccessful magazine called the g. Library of Fine Arts.''—Brighton Gazette. The new street leading from Londou-bridge to the Mansion Hour will be opened about noon on Monday with some cere mony by the London Bridge Committee. who will afterwards embark at the Adelaide steam-wharf, and dine at Blackwall.— London Paper, Saturday. OATS, 4p 451 b. ' 8 d Irish, n. kilndried 3 0 ki) Do. old do. Do. prime, 42113 3 4 Do. do. old 00 ~ Foreign, free ... • 0 0 .. Do. m bond . • • 0 0.. PEASE, V. imp. qr. English, white Foreign, white BEANS, tr Imp. qr English, new Do. 01d.... 3B 0 .. 42 0 Foreign, free Do. In bond 0 0 .. 0 0 Irish, new Do. old' 36 0 .. 38 0 MALT, U' imp. qr English .. 59 0 INDIAN CORN, im. qr. Red White FLOUR, r 280th. English, fine Irish, 2ds, new Do. tine American. sweet, per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond Do. sour, free 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond Canadian, free Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 OATMEAL, ty 2401 b, English, new .... 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, new Do. old 25 0,.25 0 BRAN, 241 b 0 0.. 0 0 This will be found an exceedingly useful little volume to those who have decided upon quitting their native country in order . to pitch their . tent in our Canadian set tlements. The book contains, not glowing descriptions, but plain matters of fact, in plain language, directing the emigrant how he is to proceed when landed, and the costs he will have to incur, so that he may be enabled to esti mate or adapt his means to the end proposed. To "give this inforinatiotils indeed . the principal object of " The I I Guide." I Wind at Holyhead, N.N. E —Blowing fresh. Off Holyhead, inward bound—No. 816, Carlisle, B Schnr., at 7 a.m. Off Holyhead, outward bound—No. 1249, Confidence, B Schnr., at 6 a.m. Off Great Ormshead, inward bound—No. 1024, Harriet and I,osiie, A S, (not quite sure) at 4 30 p.m. THE BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION.—An attempt has been made to revivify the Birmingham Political Unien. A meeting of, the council was held on Wednesday last for this object, but after a good deal of speechifying, in which' the un pleasant: fact was reluctantly disclosed, that at the death' of the political union the society was "over head and ears in debt" it was considered unwise to revive it. There is, therefore, no chance of hearing more about it. KEN TUCK r.—A Kentucky boatman concluded a panegyric on his native state thus :—No, Stianneger, there's no place on th' tlnivprsal arth like old Kaintuck :—she whips all out West in prettincsi; and you might boil down ceation (boil clown crea tior") and not get such another state out it." With refereliee to the preparations made by emigrants JUNE 2, 18 g. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. J _ u pis 1. There has been a f a i r b us i ness d o i ng i n dr y B u tt e rs at rather lower rates. Pickled has gone off freely at our quotation.. There fro been a steady dem an d for Beef for stores The - lo* state of the st o6l°lf Pork being now generally ascertained, hblders are realizing higher prices, and are sanguine of a still further iniprbieinentJ7-eve , i4 v ' L i ; our quotations. Bacon, Rams; and Lard, are each In . fair reques the last is very scarce in either firkins or key. • s. d. n. BUTTER. —Belfast near Ba•nbridge, new -.' ' • 76 ii ; - 78 0 ---___ Coleram • • • • 00 0 00 0 Sligo, old~ Derry, old •00 0, - 00 0 --' 4 ' Waterfoi•d, new 75, 0 Si 0 ..,..... Limerick, new - l6 0 78 0 - - ‘ 1 Cork, new. - - '7B ' 0 -- 00 0 ---' ' Do. pickled 2ds, new BO 0 00 0 -'•-•.' Do. dry 3d.s, new 7O 0 —OO 0 --- Ne*ry OQ 0 00 0 --- • Do. dry Ist, ti e* •• . OO 0 00 0 --- Dundalk ' OO 0 00 0 --- Carlow, new. • •• • - 16' '0 80 ' 0 BEEP. —New Prime Mess O. 0 -- 102 6 per ziOce• er New India, )05 0 110 0 -- -- _ 4. Post - . '• I - phar.", Do. BACON, new ' ' ' 3t 0— 34 0 P DRY HAMS e rl ci Do. old - ' War Db . ' - 3 O 3O 0 34' 0 --- LARD.—Firkin ' - 44 0 48 0 . Bladdered .. 4g _ 0 50 0 .. - , iie I LIVERPOOL AGRICULT 'URAL IVIARKVr; Jura I. s, d. s d; Potatoes 1 10e2 3 , Cattle Potatoes 1 1 1 3 --- Turnips OO 0 0 per ton • Carrots Manglewurzle 0 0.0 , Manure - 7 0 9 0 d. d. Hay New Hav 0 0 0 0 Clover Hay 0 7 0 10 --- Straw, Wheat 0 71 0 9 Straw, Oat 0 7 0 8 Green, Clover— 0 0 0 0 -- W HOLESALE'PRICES OF BALTIC AND A, Livanvo £. s. d. £.• TIMBER, 4Jr cubic fodt Riga Dantzig ' 0 2 2 0 2 3 Memel • *0 2 2 0 2 3 American Pine 0 1 7 0 2 0 Do. Quebec 0 1 8I 0 1 9' Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0 Qtiebec Oak • 0 2 2 0 2 9 Birch . - 8 PLANKS, 4P' fodt of 2 inch. Dimtzig neat 00' 4 41 0 41 American Pine .0 0 2/ 0 0 34 DEALS; 44 , ' standard bundled. Best Petersburg Red , 17 JO 0 18 0 0 Do. White 1410 0 15 0 0 Memel Red l6 0 17 0 0 Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 . 0 15 10 0 fERICAN TvBE. , L, JUNE DCTIIIS - 50 1559. c'load. of feet. lOg. V load of 50 ft, 50. 16 d ~sO tiet. X 44 r 120. £2 ss. ally*. r f 2O Xl9 0 £22 Vl9O. 11 _....---- PRICES OF SHARES. LIV K 1 1',001.1, ... .. .thjo 0 o Liverpool Coal Gas - - - ' • , ...... . 130 0 0 Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company,-:e100 ........ 80 0 0 • New'S'haresoreiniurn. , XSO ....... . . 46 0 0 Liverpciol•and Harrington Water Works .......... ' -0 a .... 306 1 Bootle ditto . ...... .. ........ ** Exchange Building& • - •.- . . ........ ............ '- ......... i d ° .10064, 0 0 (01 Liverpool and Manchester Railway , 2182 P a— "dd 10 . 11 25 ---- --• a•• 0 Ditto ' Old Quarters • 48 -, Ditto N OW , Quarters ' - 60 0 0 Bolton and Leigh ditto - • 0 i „„ • - 20 0 Ditto ...... ;,.',.... , • ' -'"'. --- 107 1 0 ' G ' Warrington and Newton ditt o Kenyon and Leigh ditto • - . l" . l" ----- 1- 10 0' 89. Wigan Branch alitto • . - 11 ' *-!-- 10 10 .. 2, PreStOn and Wigan North - u n ion Line ( 1;t6.. w — 77', ___.- 70 0 0' St. Helens and Runeorn Gap ditto - . 10 8 . --- - o' ' PO n - Leicester and Swannington ditto.... ...... . • :° ----- .08' 0 ' Stockton and Darlington ditto lOO --- - , 0 0 1 0' Manchester, Bolton. and' Bury Railway] 58 -- and Canal ' in , ,o' Leeds and Selby Railway. - --- '.-- 0.• • - 49 1.0 • Grand Junction ditto 3O 43 la 0 London and Birmingham ditto ' ' 35 ---- 14. ' 5 V Bank of Liverpool lO ---- .5 0 • " 32 Bank 'of Manchester . 25 --- -5 g Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5. --- l3lO „- Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO ----- 01 , - 25 6. Liverpool Marine Assurance Company. 25 • --- 1 7 „ Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks - 1 0 0 u Manchester' Fire and Life Assurance 'Co " lO • - --3. 0 0 • : I 6 Ocean Assurance Company lO ---- / 1 7 Northern and Central Bank ollngli;nd lO N --- WATED. Exehange Shares--Liverpool New Gas and Coke Shares-31°56 and Irwell. Ro ot. RICHARD DAWSON, §,l ll !*s FOREIGN M PtACES. Prance Malta. (via France.) • • • - Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Portugal SVieden and Norway Gibraltar Malta and the Mediterranean. Madeira, Azores,ranary It Cape de 'Verde Islds. Rio de Janeiro and Brazils Bnenes Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru ... bunaiea, St. Domingo, and Havannah Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras Leeward Islands and Demerara Yamaica •ind Bahamas Carthagena and La Guayra ........... North America JJJ Spain . Holland . and the Netherlands . Germany, Switzerlan Denmark, Prussia, Rus sia, and the North dr Europe LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE Days. Dim. Ern. lit. 40. JUNE. H. H. H. H. F. I. Tuesday 2 222 244 12 10 Venus souths 9h 46m M. Wednesday 3 3 7 334 11 10 Day 16h 16m Thursday 4 4 7 442 11 3 Cam. Term div. Moon. Friday 5 •5 20 6 2 11 8 Duke of Cumberland born. Saturday 6 ..6 42 720 13 0 Oxford Term ends. SUNDAY Monday 8 85t 916 16 6 Mercury souths lh 33m E. POST-H Thursasi• Ole T M O fl u i ssdaY tienwren,s;:drehicirall;erudbyib,er aleeemodyed:noulor an ti T out , e every 1, covet' ' Tuesday' e frot eu' eve ry In sod m o sdaY ThurodsP a l4 ( Number of new patients entered on the books of the Disr sti ,-- the last week:— ,„.0. Tow South. 1 , .' 4 Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 22 3 Visited at their own• houses and supplied w ith ' 128 3°9 medicine, • ..---- 716 Total at each Dispensary. 304 413 VSIORS. North—Mr. J. H. Smith, Mr. l G .. Prevost, and Mr. Stubh&e i rn a . South—Mr. Jordan, Rev. F. Murphy, and Rev. • BIRTHS. „A On Sunday, the 24th ult., at Hi g hwood, Staffordshire , the s . of T. C. Sneyd Kynnersley, Esq., of a daughter. bn Thursday l a st, in this t o w n , th e l a dy barn daughter. • On Friday week, at the Palace, Bishopthorpe, the lady o f the "" r W. V. Harcourt, of a daughter. of Major M ilne, of a sill- MARRIED. • On Monday, the 25th , alt., at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Joh!lw— of his Majesty's Customs, to Miss Mary Hussey, of Chester. ee On Tueaday, the 26th ult„ at St. Luke's Church, by the Bev. Jii"^ Aipinall, A. M., Mr. James Hayes; to Miss Eliza Mumy. „ lo p On Wednesday ! the 27th tilt., at the RomariTatholie ChaPee l, o f ton, and afterwards at' Huyton Mr. Thomas g e l e' ',.; . Appleton, to Ann, only daughter of Edward Sefton , of Tarb . Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by th e Rev. IL Al` Neil ' Nicholson, ESq. to Miss Mary Littl e . r svhs' Onthe 27th ult., by the 'Rev. 'M r. E . Flawell, B. D . Clayton, of Haven HoUse s to Ha rr i e t , e ld est d aug hter of Mr. si"'"`e Cook, of Hyde. On Thursday last, at St. Luke's Church t 'Mr. JameS"Pal l " -- mariner, to Misa Mari Ann Hannah. willian 3 Same day, at Halifax, by the Rev. W. Gurney , M.A., o' r • Gurney, of this town •Ex • in - • of !la" — cise- o cer, to Miss Ann Robinson, 9 . Same day, at Stockport Parish Church, the Rev. J. S. B°1 " e of Esq , Undercrofts, in the county o f L ancast e r, son o f J o hn Bolden , q ., Hyning, in the same county, to Elia, ilaug' Mei of G. Andr e* ' of,Green-hill, Cheshire. Sanie day, at St. Luke's Chtirch;by da ugh ter Joseph Woolstencro ft , Esq . . of MancheSter to Hannah, th ird """'' of the late Robert Roberts, Esq. Of Frees,' Salop. Same day, at th e C o ll eg i ate Ch urch, Manc h e st e r, by the h, Fielding, Fielding, Mr. Henry Briggl, of Blackburn; to Sarah, Ynu n g est ter of - John 'Newshatil, Esq., Oxford-Street,' Chorlton-up on-Me John On the 28th ult., at Heartthead; by the Rev. T. Atkinann , .., M v f ",.iot:- Binits, of Low Harrogate, to H a n na h, se con d daughter of Nr• ley, of Cooper Bridge Wharf, near, Huddersfield. . Stea d ' On Saturday latt, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. 1 : 5- T ' to Ilogh,second son of the late M r . Thonia.4 Pratt, turner , Pe '" Miis Sarah Chantler, of this' town, mt x, 14r• • SaMe day, at St. Philip' s Ch urc h, .b y th e Rev.. H. ' i' a - Wilkirr, to Mary Phcehe, daughter of the late Richard Har arna- „ i of this town:: DIED. „„ a s GO' In Deeembei last, at Fernando' Po, ' 'il 31; Mi. ' l ll " -- a kind friend an most affeetionke hush . and. On the 11th of January last, at New Calabar, on Wart the i Drig Freeland, Mr. Richard Birchall, cooper, ~e Y d 26 ears. . i , On mAlay, the 3d Ult., at Eid ' er 'age r' El a dOl, Thomas spar iir.q.' a member of the Society of Friends. no 1 WO-, On Friday, the 15th ult., a t Wartsburgh, a woman lim ped l iy' Rothman, at the extraordi nary age. o f 117 years 8 mont hs ' 8° ' il e c r as in the autumn of 1833 she took an active part in the viot a g e ' in the , the s e vol: On l't i i iT y kn d e es a w sn r ( r s a : y tiii v n a . t w e h sa ic l h dle s r he a r n e d u te re w d a g s m in at a se ll : .v he ice aa hi npai atte 3 b il l iz — on w l'a" o ap u rr nded. „,,,..os , a ~ e 10th ult., at Ripon, Mr. Christopher w i ne ' '. 'aged 72, for many years an eminent heraldic painter in this tolvrhbi, On Wednesday; the 20th tilt., at, Eairt Cowes Castle, Isle of Wl.' Mr. Nash, the celebrated architect. rt libe Same day, aged 3 Years, Felix John, youngest child o f Mr..ant Clark, auctioneer, Great CiosshallLatreet , 35, On Saturday, the 23d nit., after a long and painful illness, ag ed . wf.rke• , Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Smith, overlooktr of Islingte'n -- win ifre“ I On Sunday, the 24th ult., aged 16, Alfred, son of Mr s ' - .Tones, Kitchen-street; in this town: cr lal' Same day, Mary Jane, infant; daughter of Mr. 11 . 51 ' 113 Birkenhead, Cheshire. „ e s, e Of , • On Monday, the 25th ult., aged 87 years, Mrs. Catherine I,a A* ,,,,in - ' 5, Ince Blundell, near this town mother of the Right R ev. Dr. '"--- of Prior-park College; near Bath. poil oti On Wednesday last, at the Rectory-house, at Bangor, in the II'; the of Flint, (of which parish he had been rector thirty-seven Yel"-;;;A,, Rev. Maurice Wynne, LL. D., of Llwyn, in the county of Den"*" aged 73, the last male descendant of the House of Gwydir. , ~ On Thursday last, at Wigan, Anne, wife of John Crow:Lon, solicitor. whichObe Same day,' at Seaferth, after, a long and painful illness. the bore with Christian fortitude,' Mis. M'Phersoi, aged 70 Years ' r" to Mrs. Rennie, Lord-street. mi . f ril e On Saturday last, aged 47, Mr. James Moreland, wa s- ° ith Athenaeum Newsroom, after a long and tedious illness, sustained ir . be the most examplary fortitude and resignation. His death iv_ils!,_, much deplored by all who, having had the pleasure of his friendt have been witnesses of the urbanity of disposition and rectitud e e' character his life so eminently and so uniformly manifested. , LIVERPOOL: PRINTED AND . PUBLISHED EVERY• TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING' BY RICHARD PATTISSON, At N 0.4, NOATII CRESCENT, CASTLE-STREE T. Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. 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