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CAPTAIN CLEGG. THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT AND THE THE DUTY OF THE GOVERNMENT WITH SECOND EDITION. &I)ipping intelliatnct. - BRITISH LEGION. RESPECT TO CHURCH EXTENSION. . -e on ._ The following letter, dated Isle of Man, January 31st, (From the Morning Herald of Tuesday.) . - ______ --___. _ ree Th e e , grand point to which our attention ought to be di- TUESDAY, Fan. 25.-Wind S.E. 1831, has been received by Captain Clegg, of the ship Hud- Lord Londonderry brought before the House of td is the awakening the legislature and the government Standard-office, Three o'clock. AitaivED.-Venillia, Kranenburg, from Rotterdam. dersfield :- SAILED.-Porcupine, Brooke, for Alexandria-Lady Wright, Lo , rds, last ,_ night, the case of the unfortunate officers to a just conception of their duty. Instead of sitting down Sin e -I am instructed by the Directors of the Isle of Man wno were trepanned by the " liberal" Government of in despair, as too many do, and saying, "of course, it is --- , on.- Wright, for St. Michael's-Britannia, Burridge, for Rio Janeiro- Steam Packet Company to transmit you a copy of a resolu- Eliza Warwick, Davies, for Charleston- John Cumming, Taylor, LIVERPOOL MARKETS.-THIs DAY. for New Orleans-and Mary, Patterson, for Savannah. tion entered into by the Company on Tuesday last, 28th England into the service of the equally " liberal" Go- hopeless to look for any aid from parliament," we ought ' constantly to make it matter of complaint, that a government -_____ instant, and to inform you that in accordance therewith, you vernment of Spain ; and who, after being defrauded Ganges, M`Donald, from Rotterdam, at Batavia will receive the amount from Messrs. Moore and Christian, out of a large portion of their pay and gratuities by h h p ° es which r f ses to maintain and to support an established c urc , never attempts to do any one thing in consonance CORN EXCHANGE. Colombian, Wakem, hence at St. Jago (Cape de Verds) 15th Nov. Redcross-street, upon your presenting the annexed order. their Spanish employers, are denied the efficient aid of f • If 11 Ihld • t • • this mat- The continued prevalence of contrary winds keeps our for water, bound to New South Wales I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, the English Cabinet M enforcing their just claims. with that pro ession. awro e jus views in Sarah Sheafe, Merry, hence at Charleston ter were to assert them constantly and boldly, we should soon market extremely bare of fresh supplies either coastwise or caiista, Blampied, sailed from Honduras for this port 19th Dec. EDWARD MOORE, Agent. Lord Clarendon defended the Government of Spain, find it no longer " hopeless," but easy, to bring the legisla- from Ireland ; and while we are still without any further ar- Earl of Harewood, Fox, from Cuba, at Cork Mr. J. A. Clegg. and vaunted of the services which he had, by his in- ture to a more consistent course of conduct.. Daly, Picking, from St. John, N.B. at ditto terposition, while minister of Madrid, rendered to the rivals of Flour from America, have only to report from Eu- south America, Bailey, from New York, at ditto, sailed 3rd inst. Margaret, Kerr, hence for Savannah, at Kingstown At the half-yearly general meeting of the Isle of Man British legion. His lordship did not however, deny, And, truly, the contrast exhibited in this case, between the backwardness and timidity of the advocates of just prin. rope two cargoes of Wheat, containing together 4,000 quer own d h e i c r h , h t h a d e Steam Packet Company, held on Tuesday, 28th instant, E Louisa. M'Kellar. from Demeraia, at the Clyde ' . that a large sum was still due (not of pay, he alleged- ters, with 890 qrs. Barley and 90 qrs. Oats. Tom Tough, Williams, from Charente, at ditto On the motion of Phillip Garrett, Esq., seconeed by cipl t es, and . the audacit d y an . d h p t e w rs e e ll y e e x ra e n it c e e o w nr it w h con rary eiews are urge , mig In the transactions which have taken place between Tues- Hope, Guthrie, from Honduras, at ditto M. Gawen, Esq., it was unanimously resolved-" That the but of " gratuities") by the Spanish Government to we not been warned that " the children of this world are, in Copeland, , from China to London, was spoken 30th Dec. o ll f English officers ; but he spoke confid tl f 1 h sum of twenty pounds be presented to Capt. J. A. Clegg, is crew, as a sma en y o tie o pantsh Cabinet and declared their generation, wiser than the children of light." Thus day last and to-day, our late currency has been fully sup- in lat. 35 S. lona. 26 E. the ship Huddersfield, and ten pounds to h . i i n n t t e i n m t e i o n al s l o t n f e t a h e e we observe, on the one hand, a party who are contending for ported, particularly for fine Wheats, the stocks of which, we Countess Dunmore, Johnstone, sailed from Aux Cayes for Cape m S atter ' s would be arranged. He of Good Hope and Jan. testimony of the high estimation in which their r l ec l ent meri ' error araagainst truth-who have on their side but a small n th e a s t t may repeat, are gradually getting into limited compass, but- Hero, Smallwood, Bombay, off Cape Clear, 2nd Jan. proportion of the people-and who, as dissenters, cannot torious and praiseworthy conduct is he t. so m any of their l d d l • h au the demand for shipment having in a great measure ceased Inca, Harrison, hence at Honduras Steam Packet Company, in the rescue o ..lr ld by the se of Man Huskisson e aSO t e services of the " commission" which muster under their banners one-tenth of the population. has been sitting so long, and doing so little, in decid- Si Mindogana, hence at Havana And, while thus weak in themselves, they are still weaker for the moment, and our own millers buying sparingly, the all'ater Witch, Laing, sailed from ditto 19th Dec. for this port fellow-creatures from the wreck of the IN i ram steam-packet." • in the argument they urge. And yet, under all those dis• sales altogether have proved merely of a retail character. ' John Blake, Churchward, from Odessa at Constantinople, and " JAle lES HODSON, Chairman. ing these claims. Lord Melbourne defended himself and his colleagues advantages, we see them becoming formidable solely by the , sailed 25th Jan. for this port The only change in duties for the ensuing week is an au- Noma, Westlake, from Odessa at ditto, and sailed 29th Jan. for " Douglas, 1840." with even more than his customary measure of self- power of audacity and perseverance. They, a collection of ./.11.111,24,...40,......1'33.3,2,0:131 this port sects, comprehending less than one-tenth of the people, vance on Barley and Indian Corn to 4s 10d per quarter. SCHOOL FOR. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Champion Breame, sailed from Zante for this port 21st Jan. complacency. He and they, according to his lordship, boldly demand, that the church to which the bulk of the At our market to-day the Wheat trade assumed a more Diadem, Todd, hence at Leghorn -- have done in the matter all that could be expected of other nine-tenths belong, should be dismantled, abandoned, ady aspect than in t e prece ing part of the week, and with ste • h cl . Beccles, Manthorpe, from Alexandria at Malta and left to ruin and decay ! They modestly claim this as Tally-ho, Taylor, sailed from Ancona for this port, 10th Feb. TO THE HONOL,RA,, • •ILF THE TOWN COUNCIL, THE MEMO- them-and everything is in a fair way of settlement. Neither Lord Cl d aren on nor Lord Melbourne ven- t • ---r ' hPi right I-and such is the influence of a bold assumption, some renewed operations for Irish account, a few sales to Catherine, Bonach, hence at Malaga _ Greyhound, Rivett, from Messina at Gibraltar. and sailed Bth RIAL OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MECIIA they have sometimes appeared likely to succeed in their de- country millers and for local consumption, a moderate ex- Nees' INSTITUTIO• tured fairly to meet the statements of Lord London- mend. We see here the advantage of a forward movement. r el). for this port tent of business was done at the full rates noted in Our cir- Sir John Harvey, Cuthbertson, from Girgenti at Gibraltar, and The Directors of the Liverpood Mechanics' Institution, derry. The gallant marquis asked whether Colonel Had the church adopted such a course, how could she pos- ' sailed Ilth Feb. for this port in respectfully direet e 1 ins ing the attention of the Council to the cular of Tuesda last a School for Civil Engineers in Wylde had not some time ago pledged the British Go- sibly have failed ? But we behold a most singular contrast. - y ' C.R.C., Le Gros, hence at Gibraltar importance of establts 1 , to d 1 f h 1 • procure a spee y sett ement ot e c aims The church, supported tor the great mass of the population, English and Irish Flour remained nominally as before ;at Mount Charles, Good. sailed from Cadiz for this port, 10th Feb. this town, feel themsels es called uporyerifty to state the vernment and reckoning, within tire legislature, almost the entire bod William Clyll, sailed from Seville 6th Feb. and Zenobia, Swan, 1 have induced them to ma e teis appeal. in question ?On this point no answer was vouchsafed .. . , Y the same time duty-paid Foreign moved rather more freely reasons whic 1 ' 10th Feb both for thia port of one assembly, and a vast majority in tne other-and feel- at an advance of 6d. ; and of American in bond, 3,000 brls. Ann, W • hinfield, from Rio Janeiro, off the Wight Your memorialists are convin . ced that in this country as • 1 ' either by Lord Melbourne or by his new colleague. ing too her cause to he most riehteous-is yet apparently well as in every other country in the work , commerce and Lord Londonderry, with great truth, observed, that, afraid to o h /' f Sh t e d td 1 h pen er zps . esansmu e, an eaves er 6 have been disposed of at 30s. d. to 315., partly to arrive. Water Nymph, Jenkins, hence for Hull, at St. Mawes, with loss of and all the s arrous branches of industry jib-boom • In anufactur.es directly or m ai r ectly connected with them, are daily becom- admitting the Spanish Government to be embarrassed, cause unheard, while every enemy she has is unceasingly Barley and fine Malt, being scarce, were quite as dear as Waterloo Packet, Marshau, h ence a t st. m awes , l os t jia.boom i ne o f more engrossing interest, and more and more closely still the sum of £280,000 could have been raised by it, pouring forth the most shameless calumnies. on Tuesday. Beans and Pease, attended with a tolerable RIO JANEIRO, Dec: 7.-The Queen, Forrest, from Liverpool for P ~, es - witnout trouble, for identified with the wealth, prosperity, and social roer sof • e the liquidation of its debt to the But is this right or just? 1 LIAR; ~.). c , O v i A s S . T . - demand fully realised the terms then stated. Bombay, has put in here leaky, and must discharge the nation. The peculiar advantages which England possesses What is her case and what ought to be her petition ? It ' - in her stores of coal and iron, combined with other favoura- subjects of Britain • and at all events, why, asked the gis ature o •ng an eem oueht to be of this'tenor. The le • 1 f E 1. d d Oats and Oatmeal, although in limited request, maintained WEDNESDAY, FF:BRUARY 26.-Wind S.E. fresh. ARRIVED.-Huron, Payne, from New Orleans-Teazer, -, noble marquis, might not the En li h Government • '' g-s- it right to maintain an established church for the worship our last quotations. hie circumstances, have given the national mind a powerful from the Mediterranean-and Eliza Saunders, - from Smyrna. impulse in this jlirection, and the result has been the em- take into its own hands the vouchers of this Spanish of God and the religious instruction of the people. Thus SAILED.-Roseoe, Huttleston, and Chanticleer, Thomas, for New l o yment in macleinere and manufactures of an amount of debt, and dispose of them in satisfaction of Spanish have both houses of parliament a thousand times declared ; P ARRIVALS OF CORN, 1 0 0 - N . s u T N A I T T E st i , r .. „ 57. , ~... „,. York-Maria, Palmer, for Havana-Nimrod, Manning, for Charles labour and capital hitherto unequalled in any other country : custom-house dues ? thus has her Majesty repeatedly avowed. From the 25th to the 27th February, 1840, inclusive. ton and Mobile-Eagle, Bell, for Cape de Yards and Monte Video it has been calculated that not less than fifty-seven millions Well, an established church is now maintained ; but it -and George IV. Brownless, for New Zealand. On this point, also, Lord Melbourne and his asso- has been left for centuries almost without extension or adap- DESCRIPTION. sterling are invested in railways ; while the increased facility R: St. Alexis, Ulla, hence at Malta of communication, both by land and sea, and the consequent vere silent ciate N . . • , , tation to the augmenting numbers of the people. London -- Marie & Helene, Henksin. hence at Mandahl extension of trade of every sort. are year - after year leading Another discreditable circumstance was_pointen mn, haseswollen her numbers from 500,000 to 1,500,000 ; Man- Wheat Qrs. 750 4000 11 4750 Carena, Hayden, from Genoa, at Palermo, and sailed 2oth Jan. more of the national wealth and energy into similar channels. by Lord Londonderry in the . conduct of the English chester, Liverpool, and Leeds, from 3000 or 5000, to 100,000 Barley Malt elm. seo , KO for this port Qrs. 12 i' 12 Melida, Butler, from Naples, at Palermo, and sailed 28th Jan. for The demand thus occasioned for persons qualified to direct Government towards the legionary officers. While The church commissioners have or 200,000, respectively. . . Oats Qrs. 14 90 ,1 104 this port declared 279 new churches to be required for the metropolis R - the practical application of the arts and sciences, on which the claims ftl o le great body of these officers to justice alone ;in reply to which a subscription is opened which may Bea e n Qrs. 1 1 Mary Ellen, Joy, sailed from Malta for Sicily 4th instant all manufactures and machinery depend, may be said to have h h s Qrs. i; Laurie, Seignat, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 16th instant ave een utterly disregarded, no less than fifty-six of build the odd 79 ; and thus it must ever be, when it is left pease . Qrs. I created the profession of the civil engineer. to whose care are Colchester, Withers, sailed from Llanelly for Bosnbay 19th instant confided the organization and manaeement of almost all the the superior officers amongst inted to in ividuals to attem - it a task which is national in its cha- Shelled Barley Qrs them have been appo d 1 • . • • ! 11 Lady Paget, Allen, sailed from Stromneas for Charleston 16th o Indian Corn . means of production, as well as of the means of cominunica- tO situations in the military or civil service of this racter. . . tion which renders that production lucrative. country-the object being obviously to get rid of their . The petition, then, of the church is, that this want shall P Ra eseed Qrs. Oatmeal .. . . Loads ' 320 I ' H.M.S. Blonde, 42 guns, for China, and Wm. Turner, Roals, for be supplied. The state is called uonto be consistent. I , 320 Bombay, sailed from Plymouth 24th instant "To the civil engineer the public looks for safety and sta- ; anportunities, at the cost, in the first instance, of their . . . p . . Flour Sacks 218 ; 1 218 Amicus, from Rio de Janeiro; Charles, Harris, from Taganrog, But it is sometimes said, that the public mind is not yet D i tto Brls. i i and Sarah, Platten, hence for Lynn, at Cove bility in the construction of railways the capacity and - ' brother-officers in the legion, but, in the second place, prepared. In answer to which we may inquire, how the pub- - strength of our canals, the making of our roads, the clearing , • • • Rebecca, , hence for Donegal, at Belfast, leaky, and must ury of many distinguished officers in lie mind can to tne grievous inj . be so well awakened to any question as by EXPORTS Foreign-Barley 1 r • at- 13 s • Oatmeal, 5 discharge and improvirig of our navigable rivers, the construction of d ‘. , e 0 s, 3qr . , our docks, and the rendering of our harbours secure from the British service, who have been thrust as' e, in or- eaque i n d ' f tdi cussions i r t?su I h ' Id , Flo • ur 8 barrels Ir 1 , It D - S nr u um t re y, t en, as sonic ean l Vh at, 164 qrs. ; Ma ,12 qrs. D ampier, , wales, hence for London, at Kinsale, leaky un:voidable, : ci: s istyrise 'Wh t • the effects of wind and waves. On him depend the sinking der to make way for men who can advance no special d I eay lengthen the years that ea ,42 qrs. ; Bar ey, 12 qn. • Malt, 38 qrs. ; Oats, efiance, , from Poole for this port, at Weymouth, leaky 1' b -t • g fi ° ' • ' must e epee, y pos poning onr rst application until ` a 4 20 qrs. ; Rye, 14 qrs. ; Pease, 19 qrs. ; Oat Meal, 92 Ids. ; Flour, Christiana Oginaga, from Bilboa for this port, at Waterford and clearine of mines, and their necessary ventilation ;to him claim to the preferm i ent..n question, except that of hav- 300 sacks 451 brls. Drie Gebroeders, Puister, from Amsterdam, and Stuart Monteith, more convenient season," which we have not the slightest his country'looks for protecting and accelerating the transit • t k ing a en part in campaigns, in every way disgraceful ground to suppose will ever spontaneously arrive.-Essays Davidson, from Dumfries for this port, at Bearimaris, the latter has of the world ; and, lastly, on his ability we rely for the cor- ot e c aracter o .ngland I t h h f F on Me Church, by a Layman. Average prices of Grain, for the week ending Feb. 21, 1840. been aground Wheat.. 655. 11d. I Barley.. 38s. 4d. I Oats.. 245. 3d. ; Rye.. 365. Od. 11,M.R.C. Vixen, hence at Milford for Cowes, saw a schooner rect and economical expenditure of much of the available . . ~ wealth of the realm which when thus used, like the seeds of , . , . The mean, pettifogging, discreditable war which the -__•ee_------ Beans.. 3gs. 11d. I Pease, 395. 10d. Igth instant, about 3 a.m. apparently in distress, the cutter being the earth, increases and facilitates further production." whigs, by means of Evans and his banditti, levied in CHURCH EXTENSION. Aggregate average of the six weeks. Wheat.. 655. sd. I Barley.. 38s. itid. I Oats.. 235. 11. I Rye.. 375. 7d . then under close-reefed mainsail and storm jib ; sea running very high, and only four men on board Such being the importance of the profession of civil en- behalf of the usurers who, under the name of minis- , . Beans .. 40s. Od. I Pease.. 40s. Od. gineer, it is indeed surprising that, in this country, which is ters, now rob Spain, is characteristic of the men who, The Bishop of London, on Friday, laid upon the table of .. Duty on FOreign Grain, &c. this week. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. proudly styled the chief manufacturing kingdom in the world, s kILED -Pendia, Wakeham for Gibraltar-Peri, Dawe for St. for its sins at present, rule this country. the House of Lords a bill entitled "An act to further amend Wbeat2ls. Bd. I Barley4s. 10d. I Oats .... .. I2s. 3d. I Rye .. 14s. Od st •• ' • • ' • • ' so little has been done either by Government, or by indivi- Th h ' l h . ewo e t ing was kin in its conce tion-in snea g p the church building acts." The following are the outlines Beans, 9s. 6d. I Pease. 9s. 6d. I Indian Corn4s. 10d. I Flour, 13s. Oi . Michael's-Louisa, Elliott, for Lisbon-and City of Derry, Roberts, for Madras and Calcutta. duals to insure to the engineer a sufficiently comprehensive of the bill :- Liverpool Averages, week ending 25th February, 1840. andesystematic course of instruction in those sciences which execution an infamous failure :-the result, a fearful The preamble enumerates the several previous acts,namely, Wheat. Parley. Oats. Beans. 1 Pease. The Heroine, Bondi, that sailed henee for Valparaiso on the sth form the foundation of his skill. With the exception of the hiss to England of character and money. The Spanish 58 Geo. 111., c. 45 ;59 Geo. 111., c. 134 ; 3 Geo. IV., c. Qr 5..... 1598 35 616 40 0 Oct. after being detained five days in the Channel, was spoken on college at Durham,-an engineering department which has war of non-intervention, with all its innumerable dis- 72 ; 5 Geo. IV., c. 103 ; 7 and S Geo. IV., c. 72 ; 1 and 2 Prices.. 735. 2d. 28s. Bd. 255. Id. 50s. Od. Os. Od. the sth Nov. in lat. 330 N, long. 22 30 W. The Argentina, and recently been added to the King's College, London,--and a asters, has cost this country eight millions-a sum suf- Wm. IV., c. 38 ; 2 and 3 Wm. IV., c. 61 ; 7 Wm. IV. and iimmcgemoscs. Aswan. Wilton Wood, that sailed hence on the Ist Oct. and the Hermes on the 3rd Oct. were in company new college which is contemplated to be established in the 1 Victoria, c. 75 ; 1 and 2 Victoria, c. 107 ; and 2 and 3 Vic- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ficient to h ve laced the fleet of En land in a state of Argentina, --, hence at Monte Video metropolis, no provision whatever is made in this country a p g toria c e adding clod whereas it is expedient to further - Cigar, , from Lima for Liverpool, was spoken 21st Jan. in for the efficient education of civil engineers, who are left unexampled efficiency, and to have gained for her the , • - I , ' explain and amend some of the provisions of the said several FRIDAY, Fan. 28.-Wind S.E. lat. 6N, long. 35 N. The Bee, hence for Lima, was spoken 18th almost entirely to chance to obtain even tbat elementary undisputed supremacy of the seas. i ecited acts. Be it therefore enacted, &c. SAILED-Rialto, Holmes, from New Orleans . Feb. in lat. 50 N, long. 10 W knowledge without which their labours must be useless, Clause 1 provides that the commissioners may assign a Fanny Connell, Dickson, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool 17th until guided by experience, purchased perhaps by many district chapelry, or district chapelries, out of a district cha- Lancashire Lass, Norman, hence at Alexandria instant serious errors. THE FOREIGN AND COLONIAL TRADE OF pelry already formed. Gazelle, Lecky, from St. Michael's for this port, at Cove in nine Patriot, Alexander, sailed froni Marseilles for Liverpool 29th Jan. days. The Mary and Eliza sailed for this port 12th instant Anna Liberal, Mendez, hence at Oporto The Governments of many other countries have, in their GREAT BRITAIN. Clause 2 enacts that license in inortmain not necessary in Trinity Yacht, Clements, hence at St. Michael's, lost jibboom Courier, Sandford, from Smyrna for Liverpool, off Cape St. Vin own case, done much to remedy the defects from which we cases of endowment, grant, or conveyance, in or of houses, mainsail split, &c. ' cent 12th Feb. suffer ; but it may perhaps be sufficient to refer to Russia,- (From the Morning Herald of Wednesday.) lands. &c., under the church building acts. Boreas, Ball, hence at St. Michael's Adriana, Ball, from Monte Video, at the Cove; sailed 9th Dec.; a country which is not unfrequently styled uncivilized and Sir Richard Jenkins brought forward, last night, a motion Clause 3 provides that the commissioners, with consent of Fanny Palmer, Easter. sailed from Smyrna 30 Jan. Vesta, Orfeur, left loading for Liverpool, the Eve, Sir H. Parnell, and Sir John barbarous,-but from which nations that pride themselves on of deep interest, on the subject of the agricultural and manu- the bishop, may, in certain case tth t" df th s, augmen e s ipen o 2nd Feb. Young Queen, Turpie, 6th Feb.:Royal William, Miller, and Franklin. On the 10th Dec. spoke the Lorina, from Liverpool for e Effort °deur, Bth,Feb. all f r this port Monte Video ;on 18th Jan. on the Equator, spoke the Perseverance, their superior refinement, might in this respect draw a useful factured products of British India, and on the conditions incumbent or minister of a church or chapel out of the sur- Ch '1 Carter 13 d u at Consta ' Dz it e r ia es , roa , hence ntumple hence for Rio Janeiro; ou 28th Feb. in lat. 48. long. 13, spoke the lesson. which ought to regulate the admission of these products into plus pew rents. This power not to be exercised•where stir- 1 , Newton, hence at Syra Eliza Killick ; from Liverpool for St. Thomas It appears from official documents, that besides the Land- the markets of England. plus pew rents have been invested in government securities Shannon, Carpenter, from Zante at Patms OPORTO, Feb. 15.-Avalin, Ritchie, from Newfoundland, is on surveying Institute, the Forest Institute, the College for It was contended by the mover, and by other gentlemen, to form a fund for building or purchasing a parsonage house, Carina, Willnett, from Smyrna at Gibraltar, and sailed 14th Feb. shore at the entranc,eof this port, with masts cut away, and is not Commercial Navigation, and Practical Technological Insti- that the industry of British India is utterly paralysed by the &c. for this port: likely to be got off; the whole of the cargo will be saved without tute at St. Petersburg, two schools for forest sciences, the want of fair protection to which certain forms of that industry Clause 4-Subscribers to the building and endowing of a Emily, Wardle, from London at Deal, and sailed 26th Feb. for damage. The Carlotta & Amelia, from Liverpool, which put into academies of commerce at Moscow and St. Petersburg, are exposed, as well as by the exorbitant imposts which press church or chapel, under 1 and 2 Wnr. IV., cap. 38, may Pezam .p bu n c: 26th r Vigo, is reported to be off this bar ; it is believed her cargo is da agricultural schools, schools for land surveyors, and for civil upon others. c h ' ' dme send, for the consideration of the commissioners, a declare- • eb.-A boat about 15 feet lon cam o , g, e n shore at Bally ealy, near this place yesterday painted on her stern maged. engineers, the Institution of Engineers of Public Roads, and Some of the speakers on the subject-Mr. Hume an _ . tion as to who th th atronage thereof should " Jane and Ellen, of Bea aris'." ' m ey propose e p various mining schools, founded be individual Proprietors of Ewart for example-while they contended for the expediency belong, &c. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEBRUARY 27, 1840. mines,-there are fifteen technological schools, as they are of equalising the duties levied upon the products of India Clause 5 provides that the right of patronage not to be , , called, which have been established in the vicinity of the and of all other countries, maintained that India could have affected by reason of nomination not having been sent to .1. HE r ARMER'S FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE INSTITU- Off' Holyhead outward bound, yesterda -No 530 Britannia Altai foundries and manufactories, in connexion with a de- no just title to have her industry protected. The laws of free lON.-Th ' h • T .. e session eying commenced, and Mr. Northhouse ' ' 8.8. b M • 'tt's code' for Pernambuco • ' ' ( y arrsa , ~ commissioners. &c. bein called u on to att Oft Great Ormshead inward bound, yesterday, No. 643, Dart, g . P end to his parliamentary business, we B f . , partmental school, in which are taught mineralogy, media. trade ought, according to these authorities, to regulate all Clause 6 will describe who shall be entitled to make such . nics, chemistry, geometry, geology, and the practical work- our commercial intercourse with India. notice with pleasure that W. Shaw, Esq. late secretary and 'sc. rom Bristol, at 2 p.m. nomination ; the amount of qualifying subscription is at pre- Sailed from Beaumaris, this clay, at 10 a.m. No. 324, Pursuit, ds i ing of mines ; there are further, sixty mining schools, (under The views advocated by Mr. Hume and his frien , n re- now member of the 't f ' fhE' I - h commi tee o management° te•ng is B.Sc. from Liverpool. sent blank. . the superintendence of the minister of finance,) supported by gard to India, are as false and narrow, as they are in regard Clause 7 provides that where the bishop is authorised to Agricultural Society, has been appointed managing director No communication received beyond Puffin Island during the day, Government, and numbering nearly 5,000 pupils. to all other great questions. grant the patronage of a church built under I and 2 Wm.-IV., of this institution. Most of our readers are aware that the in consequence of fog. The anxiety which the Government of Russia has thus The colonial empire of England is the noblest that ever c. 38, and 1 and 2 Victoria, c. 107, an endowment of houses, E 1' h • ng is Agricultural Society, which has not been established shown to render the profession of civil 'engineer what it existed. If the colonial policy of England were regulated by lands, &c , worth at least -clOOO, or of 1:1000', to be laid out yet two years, and has enrolled in its ranks a very great - pro- N• ESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. ought to be, contrasts strongly with the indifference of Eng- sound principles, the increased power that England might in houses . or lands, may be taken. portion of the members of both houses of parliament, together (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) land. England, proud of her superiority in manufacturing derive from her colonies, is absolutely incalculable. England, Clause 8 provides that the major part in value of subscribe . with a large body of leading country gentlemen and eminent ____ ueo ____ , . and mechanical skill, seems to imagine that no efforts are in conjunction with her colonial dependencies, comprehends ers to a church or chapel • • t ' • t may, In cer am cases, appoin new agriculturists, amounting - to near 3500, and produces an in- • EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, ke. . necessary to maintain that superiority. It is true that many all imaginable varieties of soil, of climate, of temperature- come of near £3OOO per annum, was projected and established trustees. Malabar, E Southward, 686 Calcutta, . .1 LOgan of the ablest engineers have been born and bred in this corm- and may boast of poseessing, in abundance, all the products Clause 9 enacts that the commissioners, with consent of by the persevering exertions of • Mr Shaw. We doubt not Harmony, J Douglas, 132 Cape of Good Hope, Imrie k. Tomlinsoh try •, but this fact merely shows that genius can rise superior v. ith which Nature cart enrich or gladden the human race. bisho s or bishop alone as the case may be may order that " ill be the " Farther's Insurance Institution w. . equally suc- WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. to disadvantages, and by no means proves that the most The means of interchanging the products of her native and the fe p es'for the rf ' f h ffi 'f h h h pe ormance ot e o ces ot e c urc ,or . • • ition for cessful under his management. The pet leave to P d W G an ora. rayson, 297 Barbadoes, T Lee & Co effectual method of obtaining persons duly qualified for any of her colonial industry are secured to England to an extent •tution was resented to bring In a bill to establish the, inst , . p _ Charles, H Jones, 116 Barbadoes and Port-au-Prince, for making, &c , catacombs, &c., or belonging to any church profession is to leave them unprovided with necessary instruc- absolutely boundless. There is no limit to the diversity of (with a districi) built under 1 and 2 Wm. IV., c. 38, and 1 the House of Chmmons o . n Thursday se nnight, by Mr. Bahr, 13ehrend &Co tion. Evidence, however, is not wanting, that among the the materials on which the native and the colonial labour of and 9 Victoria, c. 107, shall belong, after the avoidance of t • •dth • h h Handley, who will, we presume, see i came i oug t e Despatch, Mde Cruelly, 132 Hayti, J Swire general - body of engineers much ignorance exists. It is a England may be profitably employed. In her colonies, the the parish church, to the incumbent of such church or chapel. hoese. Yberia, JFt Sustanha, 124 Havana, Ashley Brothers singular fact, that scarcely in any one instance have the esti- notural resources of England ere multiplied twenty-folce. Clause 10 enacts that the act shall extend only to that part We beg to direct the attention of our readers to the follow- Oporto, J Inch, 172 Hayti, Imrie & Tomlinson ' mates of the cost of a projected railway at all resembled the 1 hat these resources have been turned to the smallest possi- of the United Kingdom called England and Wales, and to ing communication addressed to Messrs. Rowland and Son, SOUTH AMERICA. actual expenditure, while in some cases the outlay has been ble account, proves, that never was any country governed the Isle of Man, and to the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Al- 20, Hatton-garden, London, whose advertisement appears in Esk, A Adamson, 217 Pernambuco, T& J Brocklebank more than double the estimated sum. It is scarcely neces. with a smaller amount of wisdom than England has been for derney, and Sark. another column :-Gentlemen,----I have been prevailed upon Venus, A Macdonald, 199 Lima, W& J Tyrer S to refer to the many mistakes which have been - made in r at least a quarter of a century past. 11311210•11.11111111111MWW.R. 12 . 1 . 2 .....1M15M1Keza by a friend to try your MACASSAR OIL, and have indeed •• Ann Baldwen H Crawford, 280 Lima, Storm King J Gabes, ' • ' 331 Ver ' ' ' & W & J Tyrer a Cruz, al Nair Dutton tile construction of railways and other public works, the ee. The mighty the inestimable advantage which home trade found it of amazing benefit in my family ; four of my children. Elizabeth, ' traordinary differences of opinion, on even the simplest sub- Possesses over foreign, consists in the fact that home trade SOCIALISM. a few year's ago, were ill with the scarlet fever, and, until , UNITED STATES. jects, which have existed among engineers, and the almost admits of being regulated by the people who depend upon it, about three months since, there was not the least appearance Shak ee G Henderson 667 Charleston W& J Tyrer innumerable accidents which have destroyed so much life while a foreign trade does not, excepting in peculiar circum- The following letter has been addressed by Lord Normanby of hair upon their heads. The medical gentlemen who at- Kutu s s P off a , r iE Taylor, ligo New York, Pit;.hugh & C Grimshaw and property, and all of which may be referred to error in stances, and to a limited extent. As it is with home trade, to the Lords Lieutenant of the different counties throughout tended them gave no hopes of it ever returning; but, after Columbus, T B Cropper, 664 New York, Baring Brothers &Co the original design, or ignorance in the subsequent manage- so it is with colonial. Both are under the control of the peo- the kingdom :- using your MACASSAR Om a short time, I found, to my • BRITISH AMERICA. ment. ple who possess them. Both are constant in their character. " Whitehall, February, 1840. great delight, their heads covered with short strong hair. wm. Wright, A Flagg, 170 St. John, N.B. Graham & Taylor There is, besides, no profession which comprehends a Both are profitable .in the highest degree. A trade with "My Lord,-An address having been presented to the which is now daily improving. . You are at liberty to make Benjamin Hart, S T Douglas, 322 Montreal, A W Hart wider range of subjects of instruction than does that of a foreigners is, on the other hand, always liable to interruption ; Queen, praying her Majesty to direct that steps be taken to whatever use you please of this letter to your advantage ;as [Entered 22nd Feb. for Montreal and Quebec. civil engineer. To the civil engineer, chemistry and 'natural aod Unless it be carried on under singularly favorable condi- prevent the diffusion of blasphemous and immoral doctrines I live in the country, I have taken the present opportunity La Belle Barberie, A Barrow, 175 Halifax, N.S. Gibbs, Bright &Co philosophy in all their ramifications, mechanics theoretical tions-conditions such as those on which the Chinese carry by printed publications, and by other illegal means, and her of conveying it by a friend to you.-I con, Gentlemen, your Magnet, - Morton, 335 Montreal, K Dowie &Co and practical, mathematics, descriptive geometry as it is on their tea trade with ourselves-foreign trade is apt to im- Majesty, in reply to that address, having given an assurance humble servant, JANET SMITH. EUROPE. styled by the French, geology, mineralogy, mining, agricul- poverish, instead of enriching the country which engages in that inquiry should be made into the important matters Ottringhanz, Yorkshire, Tune 811 t. Lelean. T Lelean, Fis Naples, J Moss &Co ture, architecture, land-surveying, levelling, and drawing, are it• which form the subject of the address, and that reliance Pauline, J Schrienberg, 232 Ostend, C G Weber &Co almost all indispensable, involving, as they do, the very first Our foreign trade with the United States, for instance, is might be placed upon her determination to discourage all Vigna, (4 Napoli, Eleanora, J Halewyk, 150 Naples, 91 Ostend, J G White C G Weber & Co principles of his art. Even a superficial knowledge of so a trade conducted on rinciples of the most dan erous charac t E 1 1 • p g - doctrines and practices dangerous to morality and religion, HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE.- Isabella, J Dempsey, 83 Rotterdam and Dordt, Redmond & Smith many subjects can be acquired only by laborious and well- er. eng anc is far more dependent on the United States for I have to request your lordship to call the attention of the Last night, upon the occasion of her Majesty and Prince Al- Peri, J Dawe, 58 St. Michael's, J Glynn & Son regulated study , and no study can be well regulated, unless raw cotton, than the United States are on England for justices of the peace of the connty of to this subject bert honouring Drury-lane Theatre with their company, a Ed, J J Ball, 110 Messina and Palermo, Vianna & Jones it be conducted on a uniform plan. cotton goods. Every year England pays the United States at their next meeting at the General Quarter Sessions of the great concourse of persons assembled along the whole line of _______ Nor is it merely the planners and originators of public a higher price for their raw cottons ; while, on the other county. road by which the royal cortege would proceed. At Bucking- e imports. works and machines, who ought to be so instructed. It is hand, every yeal. does England receive from the United "I am further to request your lordship to recommend to ham Palace, in front of the marble gate, as early as 6 o'clock, States a lower price for the manufactured article. Every two important that those who are entrusted with their superiu- the magistrates assembled at Quarter Sessions, and to any a great crowd had collected, which increased to some hundreds .-a me .-._ or three years, besides, our customers in the United States tendence and actual management, however low their office, magistrates to whom you ma% think it advisable, to make any upon her Majesty's departure. About half-past six o'clock a EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, <Ve. suspend payment ; but not, for a single moment, does the should have some scientific knowledge, and a thorough ac- communication before the time of the session, that in case squadron of the Life Guards, from the Horse Guards'barrack, Patriot King, (338) J Clarke, from Calcutta, 34 bags horn tips, system on which we conduct our foreign trade, admit of our quaintance with the instruments which they have to use. they should receive information of any printed blasphemous arrived. At about ten minutes to seven o'clock the first car- 802 bags saltpetre, 1000 bags sugar, 989 bags linseed, 16;5 bags rice, Thoweands risk their property or their lives in steam-boats suspending our demand for American cottons, or of boggling publication, or of blasphemous speeches delivered at public riage, containing some of her Majesty's suite, came out of 1 2 1 79 bags gimer, 123 boxes tincal, 45 boxes castor oil, 42 bales std. about the price which the cotton growers demand for their or railway carricte;es, without any security that the persons Meetings, and should deem it necessary to make known such the marble gate, and was followed by eight others. Upon the p=, ver ordeesr hildoe%gebsalarresit au s be r le: : i rjr , :;) 047 to whom the management has been confided have had any commodity. The risk and loss attendant on such a trade : e in.ormation to the government, for the Purpose of having it approach of the carriage in which were her Majesty and landers and co-1 parcel contents ) unknown. J Massey-P D opportunity of acquiring the skill and knowledge which are are, in short, the portion of England ; the profit and secu- considered whether a prosecution may be expedient, they Prince Albert they were received with loud cheers, which Niagara, (390) W A Champion, from Bombay, 300 bags rice, G necessary, not only to enable them to perform the routine of rity attach, almost exclusively to the United States. should transmit to me such information, with a report of the continued the whole waY to the theatre. The route chosen Loch and co-40 bags linseed, Fletcher, Alexander and co-583 their ordinary duties, but to act with judgment and presence So, in dealing with China. China exacts the; prices which speech or a copy of the publication, together with all neces- was from the Park into Pall-mall, by the side of Marlborough bales 10 hf bales cotton, Barton, Irlam and co-44 casks cocoa nut of mind, should any emergency arise. The boiler of a steam- she pleases for her teas ; and those prices England must pay, sary proofs which they may be able to procure. House, down Pall-mall, passing in front of the National Gal- oil, no consignee-4 boxes contents unknown, the master-2 truases boat or of a locomotive bursts, or some such accident hap- or be content to go without the article. China, in short, (Signed) " NORMANBY. lery, up St. Martin's-lane, turning into Long-acre, Drury- eturned goods, 45 cases mother o'pearl shells, 8 cases cowries, r llB3 bales 55 hf bales cotton, 358 bags pepper, 45 pees ivory, order pens, and many lives are lost ; the newspapers for tl e follow . i - conducts her foreign trade on wise principles ; and England "To the Lord-Lieutenant of the county of ~, lane, and Great Russell-street. The steps in front of St. -P D ing week are filled with ex • f h f • pressions o regret, per aps o in- on foolish ones. China does not humble herself to secure Martin's Church were crowded with people, and in every part AFRICA. di • our custom ; nor will she accept of our custom excepting on si gnatron, and the whole matter is forgotten. To prevent an immense number of persons were assembled to witness Martha, (203) W Jones, from Africa, about 700 casks palm oil, I the occur her own terms. VACCINATION. rence of such accidents, however, is much wiser the procession,' wl-och went at a fast trot the whole distance. 0 Bold-P D than to lament them when they have occurred, and this can By cultivating the resources of her noble colonies, England The mem of the A, C, and F divisions of police, under their . EGYPT. . be done only by putting the means of knowledge within the might soon be able to regulate her foreign trade on principles REPORT different superintendents and inspectors, did duty.-Morniny Rob R,oy, (267) G M Albanesa, from Alexandria, 978 bales cotton, reach of all by whom it is re uired. In ' d the projecte college no less protitable than those on which China acts in her corn- (Presented to both Houses of Parliament by the National Herald of yesterday. A A Gower, Nephew and co-100 do, order-100 do, G L Jackson of civil engineers in Londo q ' mercial intercourse with foreigners. Instead of crouching Vaccine Establishment.) and co-r case sweetmeats, C T Ralli-13c old junk, order-about n accordingly it is intended that roprietor of one of the largest breweries in the south 55 bales of the above cotton thrown overboard-K D The p . there shall be a workman'' 1 ' d " • h to foreigners for their custom, and permitting them to fix TO THE RIGHT HON. THE MARGUIS OF NORMANBY, PRIN 1. s c ass r in . a dition to . the hig „_ , t • h * of Ireland is now in tree y wit a house in Manchester to UNITED STATES. school, in which theo t• enerr own price on the products of our industry, England CIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT. re ica instruction is to be combined with supply him with cotton or flax machinery, for the spinning Rowena, (428) E Read, from Mobile, 804 bales cotton, order-8 practical experience, and ce •1 • • . might, by fostering the productive capabilities of her colo- January 28, 1840. o e • iri engineeis are to be trained, . , der t I h o nax or cotton, in or 0 emp oy t e power and capital do, Hornby and Marsden-150 do, Collmann and Stolterfoht-43 just as lawyers, physicians nice, compe oreig 1 f ' ners at all times to -pay remunerating My Lord,-The experience of another year has confirmed ,or clergymen are trained in their which have heretofore been devoted to the brewing of porter. do, T and .1 n Thornely-W D respective colleges. prices for her manufactures, or the products of our soil. our conviction of the efficiency of vaccination as the best se- _ , Wateeford Mail. EUROPE. There is another consid t' 1 • Take, for instance, the cotton trade-the leading branch in curity and protection against small pox, and has afforded us, era ion, w rich as it has an imnor- Swallow (157) B Harvey, from Bilboa about 10 0 tent bearing on this subject, ou ht not' . modern times, of our manufactures. For the raw material moreover, proofs of the propriety, in the present state of our It is said that the gentlemen of the long robe are likely to 0 qrs wheat, R to be forgotten. lt dJB ' w 2 bags chesn ts, tl ' Seems to be generally admitted, g even h fth t t d content to depend on the United States knowledge, of preferring vaccine matter, the produce of the o a ra e, we arc reap a rich harvest from several suits which are to be corn- an souert a i r a r , o (4 - 00) J Hillstrorri u , 'frog %a s e t s e s r -S D those who are most d a, 600 staves, C J and 3 reluctant to own the fact, that the eonaental 1 ' of America, while from our own Indian dominions we might original virus furnished by Dr. Jenner, which hds now passed menced for the recovering of certain shores in Ireland, the Gaussen-about 300 qrs wheat, ditto-B D used to he our customers, have first supplied Arens, which receive raw cotton equally well fitted for our purposes, and happily through successive generations of subjects in the original right to which, of course, belonged to the crown, Margaretha, (120) H H Korster, from Amsterdam, 90 qrs oats, mend by their own production, and haw len- own de- . . and was never transferred by patent to the ancestors of the sgo qrs barley, Geller and eo-B D fi 't b d• If we drew our supplies of cotton course of 43 years, and which forms the principal source of in in in e a un ance. e then become our competitors in foreign markets. It is not ne • from India, the profits of the grower and the profits of the our supply, to any which may have been taken recently from Produce of these shores.-Waterford Mail. Venilia. (154) R J Kranenborg, from Rotterdam, 158 bundles but cessary to in- rushes, 50 hhds flaxseed, 25 tons oak bark, 57 casks madden, 1 quire into the causes which have produced this rivalry ;it is manufacturer would equally conduce to the general wealth of the cow• We admit that it is sometimes stated to us by our The Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household has parcel samples, order-26 casks madders, P A Black and co-5 bales the fact alone that concerns the present question. F ore ;,, n England. The interests of the grower and of the manufac- correspondents that the supply which we had sent them has appointed John Mitchell Kemble, Esq. Examiner of all cloth, Todd Naylor and co-20 hf pipes gin, 17 mats flax, A C Kup na ti o ns now manufacture extensivelY for them se l ves , t ee -- t urer o f co tt on cou ld ne ver, moreover, be altogether opposed, failed, but the sante pOst haS generally brought ila intelligence Plays, Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Farces, Interludes, or 172 mats flax, T Moore-1 cse conts unku, G Tascher-i anchor, A have surmounted, in many cases, the natural difficulties 4 as they frequently are, under the present system. By de- that the material supplied from the very same source had any other Entertainment of the stage, of what denomination c Kup-Q D their position, and it is vain to expect, as it would be wrona• pending on her colonies for the consumption of her manu- succeeded elsewhere, and that it was found efficacious in soever, in the room of Charles Kemble, Esq. resigned. La Laure, (97) L Seignac, from St Louis, Senegal, 1484 sacks to wish, that the tide of improvement which has set in to- factures, England could never, besides, lose those millions Somersetshire when it was said to be insufficient in Wiltshire. ARMY.-The 18th, or Royal Irish, from Ceylon, relieve -G D gum, It Zwilehenbart and co-i case specimens nat history, Master wards foreign shores, should be rolled back. The efforts of of money, which she has, recently and repeatedly, done' by We have concluded, therefore, either that it had been in- the 6th Regiment at Bombay. The 21st Regiment are to Arab, (105) S Richards, from Leghorn, about 630 qrs wheat, G other nations render greater exertions imperative on the in- depending on the consumers of the United States. The jured somehow in its transmission, or that the patients sub- sail from Calcutta for Madras, to replace the 54th, about to Claus and co-22 bales cotton, 20 lif brls anchovies, order-S D habitants of this country ; and it' the superiority w hi c h B ee _ intercourse between consumers and producers would,in short, mitted to it were not in a fit condition to receive its infer- Rock Scorpion, (93) J Patens, f.om Gibraltar, 347 bales sheeps' return to England. The 13th Light Dragoons have left land once claimed, and was acknowledged to possess, as a ma- under a wise system of colonial government, admit of the ence, in consequence of some eruptive disease having preoc- Bangalore to embark for England, having been relieved by wool, J Carver and co-1494 pigs lead, Zalueta and co-155 boxes nufacturing nation, is ever again to be established, it can most exact regulation at the hands of government • and cupied their constitution, or of some prevailing epidemic the 15th Hussars. raisins, W Rose and co-10 brls currants, J Aitken-I6 bris and 41 only be by diffusing as widely as possi , *ble among those con- would tend at ' nd disorder havin rendered them insusce tible of another and a , every moment, to augment the wealth a . g . p bales tallow, 104 frazils figs, 173 boxes 148 lif boxes 56 qr boxes k vl de fth happin . nected with our productive industry, a rim e .e e o ose __.. eee, at once, of native and of colonial producers. new excitement for a time. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA OF CODURG.-" The Princess raisins, 1 box wine, it Rollo-S D L'Eugene, (70) L Portia, from Nantes, 500 qrs bear s, order-7 ht to be gurded, and b ve hat is true of th ithin the bills • Victoria, the intended bride of the Duke de Nemours, was principles by which all industry oug . _ e cotton trade, is true also, of the trade The number of patients dead of small pox w cases wine, C Lawrence-g casks vinegar, 1 basket confectionery, Y in tobacco the object of universal attraction," says a Brussel Itt s e er, the • • stimulating. through s)steniatic education, . inventive , . _ , and . might be true, ultimately, in the trade of of mortality, if we can trust them, has been less this year the master-O D powers of the general mind, to devise means tor curtailin L ea. From India w ' e Ind' d f la, an rom th , e might derive cotton and tea ; from than any one since vaccination has been practised, and we "on her visit to our th t II kl• ea re. er serene ighness is very Elizabeth, (117) H Pothoff, from Rotteßtam, 340 qrs beans, T handsome, of fair complexion, and of a pleasing and cheerful Mahony-8 bales cotton yarn, J Davidson-112 mats flax, T Moore labour and simplifying the processes of production. e West Indies, tobacco, sugar, and many are justified, by a careful retrospect of several years, in stet other articl s ntenance She was dressed with great simplicity, and -. 50 do, A Swainson-20 hf pipes gin, 25 casks black lead, 9 casks Liverpool is marked out as a tit locality for an institution To each oef of use and enjoyment. ing that 4000 lives on an average are saved every year, within eon • of civil engineers, not only by its prominent position as a . , in tne cultiv our colonies we ought to grant ample protection the district of the bills only, by vaccination having superseded ation of an article wore for ornament on her head only a white rose." madders, A Baruchson-197 brls 8 hampers apples, landed at Fal mouth-Q D e that may be peculiar to it. so largely the practice of innoculation. Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Graham, the Marquis of Douro, Auguste, commercial tovni,-as the second port in the kingdom,-by To all of our colo • (170) F J de Jeaghere, from Bruges, 163 bales flax, A the ease of communication between it and the 'pore eeclu a ainst the nies we ought to grant the fullest protection We have vaccinated, at our several stations, 13,144 persons, Sir Edmund Knatchbull, Lord Stanley, the Right Hon. swainson-347 do, T Moore-227 do. order-50 do, Glover and sively manufa ' ' d• • which it g producers ot foreign countries. The simple and and have sent out 165,395 charges of vaccine lymph since our Henry Goulbourn, Lord Eliot, Sir Robert Inglis, Lord San- Thorp-70 do, Tattersall and Son-Q D c,uring istricts, but by the celebrity the wi ee rule would be, to imp t f f •g • has already att • d • d with the inven- or rom orer n countries no last report to Parliament in 1839. don Colonel Perceval, Lord Granville Somerset, Sir Henry erne in all matters connecte article that could be supplied by our 1 ' tion and constr t' co onies-just, as in HENRY H ALFORD, Hardinge, and Sir William Rae, were among the distinguish- TIDE TABLE. ue ion of machinery. In Liverpool, perhaps leeislating for the rote t . f ' • more than in any othe • • • d ake to P i p c ion o native industry, it would be President of the Royal College of Physicians, ed members of the conservative party who were present at imys. - r town is the public min aw Mrn. Eun. Sleight. Sundays, Holyduys, 4c. the necessity of such an i 't" " ce with wise, so oog as a single labourer wants employment to pro President of the Board. the Speaker's second parliamentary dinner. ___-_ (i ns ituteon, for keeping pa . hibit the importation of every article wle 1 l ' ' . the progress of the aee • ic i cou d be raised ROBERT KEATE, e ,an for maintaining the prosperity of from the soil of England ! THE LATE EARL OF MANSFIELD, K.G.-The mortal re- H. m. Ff. N. P. le this country, which cannot t d • Friday .. 28 737 816 13 2 San still, but must advance or President of the Royal College of Surgeons. mains of this distinguished nobleman were brought to Caen recede. THOMAS MAYO, Wood, Hampstead, on Monday, from the Imperial Hotel, Saturda 29 g o Sunday 3 1 9 51 1 9 0 2 1 9 5 1 1 : 4 0 . While, however, it may be reasonably 7 5 Quinquagesima Sunday. pected that a ORDINATION. Senior Censor of the Royal College of Physicins. Leamington Spa, a nd on Tuesday were removed for inter- Monday 2 10 35 10 5 4 17 judicious plan for the formation of such an i ex ' • ld - nstitution vyop -- CLEMENT HUE, Ka, Registrar. ment in the catacombs at Kensall-green Cemetery, where his Tuesday 3 11 10 11 26 17 9 Shrove Tuesda be powerfully supported by the WO: Y. , lc, your memorialists (From the Chester Courant.) lordship was laid by the side of his daughter, Lady Cecilia Wednes. 4 11 42 o o is 7 Ash Wednesday. are convinced that a full measure of succe Thursday s 0 5 0 SS could not be Murray, who died in the flower of her youth. The present 22 18 10 obtained without the aid of the Corp - On Sunday an Ordination was held by the Lord Bishop, in STATE OF TRADE. oration • and at the earl, the Hon. Major-General Murray, the Hon. Charles same time, they conceive that there is no le' ' r Cathedral Church. The first Lesson of the day was read o ject whatever OU John Murray, Mr. James Stanhope, grandson of the late LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, FEB. 26. to the furtherance of which your funds and ill b th Rev C. M. Arnold, 8.A., (Incumbent of Lower MANCHESTF.R.-There was no improvement whatever in n uence could y e ' • 9 and the second Lesson bth R our earl, were h • f the noble deceased who amongst t e relatives o s. d. s. d. he directed with areater general advantage, or with less r i e Darwen, -k Lancashire , . , Y e ev. market yesterday. The demand both for yarn and goods s. d. s. d. attended the funeral.-Morning Herald. Old Hay .... 0 10@1 2 afs 20Ib. Potatoes, .... 2 5@3 2 ssi9olb St. Michael s, Manchester.) A ver was exceed' of offence to any portion of the community• The Cdrpora- John Hayes, (Curate of d 7. y _ Ingly limited, and prices continued to droop. New Hay.... 0101 1 - Cattle Ditto .. 200 0 - fterwar s preached by the el, orship. Rocit DALE F - - e• t Williams and Jones tion has already devoted a portion of its fund to the prom o _ impressive Sermon was a LANN EL MARKET, MONDAY, FEB• 24.- PouTsmoterif, MoNeay.-...r05, ,_ . , Clover Hay.. 091 1 - Turnips 36 0406 -- 2 Cor v chap 20th verse. Th a ere . as been tion of elementary education ; and to more advanced pupil s ful Chancellor Raikes, from • some little improvement in the market to-day, were embarked this morning, at 9 o elock, on board the Man- straw, Wheat oGiO 7 - Carrots 44 052 0 - in all ranks instruction is afforded in the institution with DEACONS. -George Robertson lefoncrieff B. ei. Bal • as cin r hol eee : a diled with last Monday's ; rather more pieces have darin, convict ship, now lying at Spithead, and, if no orders Straw, Oat • • 0 5 0 6 - mangiewureie o o o o --- Edo ' B A..' which your memorialists have the honour to be connected, College, Oxford • Augustin Gaspard urt, _ , end Ri- ee but there is no change in the prices. The wool to the contrary, will sail to-morrow morning : should the :raw, Barley 040 5 - Manure B6ii o - market h' reen Clover 0 0 0 0 - as well as i n et h er esta bli s h me nts ; but neither in the M e _ chard William Bishop Marsh, 8.A., St. John's C d ollege, as been rather flat, and prices stationary. present wind prevail she will be soon out sight. They have Hu chanics' Institution, nor in any other institution in this William Harker. 8.A., Richard Morton, 8.A., an John , DDERSFIELD MARKE T , FEB. 25.-This market has had indulgence during their confinement here far beyond the . • , 14 le 8.A., Queen's been much the same as f town, does there exist the smallest Provision Joe the educe- Sheldo n , 8.A., c at h ae ine Hall, John --ea e a - a . - or two or three weeks past-dull and other prisoners. How they will fare on board the Man- AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, inanimate. Buy Imported into Liverpool, from the 18th to the 24th inst. inclusive. tion of boys above the age of fifteen or sixteen, when strictly College, and Thomas Owen, 8.A., St. Peter , u menage ; d was ye- l• •t d ers were more numerous ; but the demand dar,inois ,en e other question ; she has on board 210 convicts, PROM IRELAND. professional education ought to commence. Frederick Bell B A Edmund Boteler Chalmer, 8,A., E . . _ .. y rmi e , and prices still ruinously low. Generally emnatteeo Hl= this Port. Frost, and his companions, up to ederick John speaking, we seldom knew t - Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. This want is greatly to be deplored, arid as the demand for ward Jones, 8.A., William Parks, 8.A., and Fr eo . _ he prospects for spring trade so last night, were much buoyed with the hope that Duncombe's 835 1155 7060 21 - - 106 men thoroughly educated in this, as in all other departments, Wa • • mMe mott u lker, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin ; Willie y ibeouraging.-Manehester Guardian. BARN sLEY.-The motion would release them ; indeed, all parties seem surprised Previously.. 3561 14800 32341 181 8 44 137 is rapidly increa , ing, if the blank be not speedily supplied, Farley, Lit. , nt. Bee's ; Hugh Thomas, Lit., Lampeter Col- _ general business of this town now as- at the suddenness of the order to embarkethem, and should COASTWISE. lege • Sa elementary instruction itself will decline, and the ground , muel Warren, LL.D. sumes a very dreary aspect. Since the evil overtake the . announcement of the they sail with this wind, nothing i . . ne. The Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs. which has already been gained in the cause of general educe- PRIESTS.-Williatn Courthor e ' Church p , 8.A., Christ , liabilities of one of our principal manufact as the forerunner of I ' ' urers, whose ing met with gr la 4 failure general opinion at present is, that hav eat leni- p . '. 115 g 60 - 1 - tion will again he lost, John Sparlin, B.A , Ori 1 Jli Ha es, 8.A., Magdalen w‘ e , o n y t. tre difficulties now so generally felt, ency Mr. Duncombe's motion will be negatived, and that every precau ion and exertion ha reviously .. 318 7232 2745 18 2 - Your inemore r t 1 a is s rave carefully abstained from entering • Hall, Digby Ch 1 . ar es Legard, M.A., and Edward John ve been necessar th ' •th lel nda-in will be telegraphed off.---- y . on e to-morrow morning eI a . on all mit' a W Ott P•l' B .te particulars as to the lan of such an institution ; r e- ey, .A., University Collecre George Levy, 8.A., part of those connected therewith. There a•- re cos ' reterable Tunes. PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION, they have stated as eurieizi P • • • ... Queen s College, Thomas Baker Moi• ' B 11 . I Col- grounds for entertaining a fear that the worst has not befallen GENERAL POST -OFFICE, February 24. ey as possible their views ot its rell, 8.A., ato The working classes are suffering ve • • THE IRISH GOLD MINES.-It appears from the Irish importance, and now beg respectful' to urge the matter on lege, and David Roberts, B.A , Jesus College, Oxford ; us• ty great privation • - h • iven their sanction to the 1 bur laries in the • • • papers that government aee g Mails 272 ade the attention of the Council, in the ht, Y eief that it will be care- Charles Maddock Arnold, B.A ; and Robert Lovelace Hill, and severs . _ g b F vicinity where provisions ha ' Last Packets Next Packets thlly considered, and that, should the ) .1 be enter- ALA., St. John's, John llero . n Macguire, S.C.L , John been p ..... urloined, may et Le result of the cravings of th ve working of these mines, which have at various times excited DESTINATION. 'tip in Suited. Due. e un- London. I r . O Sh ffield Patriot. the attention of mining adventurers ; aad we are led to be. tained, the details connected with the po ' sa ation of the Dwerryhouse Prior . , B.A. and Matthias Forrest, B.A , employed. e - ---- ---- oi ganiz - plan would be speedily arranged. Queen's College, William P'rice, BA. Holland - Tues. & Fri. Mon. & Thurs. , Joseph Bradley, 8.A . , may be calculated upon being found in quantity. The gold Your memorialists are convinced that few and John Dobie, 8.A., Corpus Christ' Cll D '1 Ed Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur. ls c uld propose . o qC L • i o ege arne - 117' ay here mention that overtures have been made from district extends over a space of ten square miles, in a half Lisbon have a more direct bearing on the pr . • ward Stephens, -• •• Emmanuel College,Tho'mas Gleadow ' e m 11 3 'nee Albert's name on the list of osperity of the country a. and Thomas Low a certal q 'n uarter to enro le circle round the Cro t • • and gold has been Madeira ghan moun am , }- Saturdays .. l• Feb. 17. March I. at large, as well as of the town in which they live. Fearne, 8... ~ e, 8.A.. Catharine Hall, C ockford's. There is a meaning in our men foundin the streams flowing from the different springs which Spain &Gibraltar Cambridge ; Philemon Alfred Galindo, 8.k., Chad J subscribers to . r es ames • • • which we dare no expi ess, t • hut which we fearlessl - e this dist ' • • - E fl od carries dovin some net gives rise to. very o Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday - Feb. 17.• a Hamilton, 8.A., William Hinson, M.A., Thomas Gd' tioning this . d t dit best.-New Court Ga - - portions to what is called the common stream, whither the - Feb 17. Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday • • TRADESMEN'S INSTITUTION.-This useful institution i B A George Cornwall Nash, B.A B ar iner t t t those who will un ers an rus 0 Madeira lst Tuesday 11.M.8. Pandora Skylark, - s Morgan, . ~ •, enjamin Cox modestly making its way to public favour. Every facilit t B A and George L. Stone 8.A., Trinit c zette. peasantry used to assemble to gather what they could. Large Brazil & B.Ayres each month. Feb. 7. March 27. he outhful ortio • improvement is afforded to t y p nof its mem y 13 Sanger, • •, S' ollege, nieces of magnetic iron ore and other substances have been America lst Wednes. Mutine, Feb. 8. Seagull,March3o D lA' G rge William Manning, lit., ancl John P e LETTER-WRITING.-Verily the stem is penny postage Sy F o __ , . . - Uin • eo ar er, illerous ro e • bers. It is truly gratifying to see young men taking advan- Li s ' B , tof the country. As an ~.untle , -denoting the extraordinary meta..l p p dies I Jamai. L'ward ist day of ll.M.B.Ranger, Tyrian. tage of the opportunity which presents itself for mental cul- e S• t. ' t. e Intr ....+Vol.••••••• 1 • ••••••111•10••••....1.0.1 drawing forth the letter-ary talen instance, the following is a literal c , opv of the address of a rte country, and the analogy which they bear to the gold ( country of South A • • kable 'This work ii now La guira Isl.& Hayti each month. Feb. 5. Feb. 26 merica is remar • iivation ; and calculated as this institution is, to confer last- li . th d letter which passed a neighbouring post-office teo er ay: in progress but • Mexico and Ha- I 15th day of , li.M.B.Linnet, Lapwing, , whether it be the intention of the parties to ing benefit on the tradespeople of Liverpool, it would be in- -I, ....LECTION AT MORPETH.-The Hon. Captain Howard, -" to the Care of Sandy fordice of Creef for petter or francis work it singly or • k concern, we know not vane, Ai,. suiting to them to doubt of their generous, their liberal suP- son of the Earl of Carlisle was on 'Saturday elected member Meetavish or otherwise to aberfeldy to sandy scot Carrier for Gold is now , as . a join-stoc . . . • I Jamai. L'ward 15th day of H.M.B.Penguin, H.M.B. Star, ,we are green to understand, being raised, and I Isl. & Hayti each month. Feb. 27. March il. .s. ..„ r eirt of it. . for Morpeth, in tbe room Of Lord Leveson. peter or francis Mectavisb."-Perth PaP er • the work of disco • very in Progress... Mining lowrial. Carthame , , 1 IRE- COAST- FO- UNITED II DESCRIPTION. I LAND. WISE. REIGN. STATES. 11 TOTAL -------- ~ Wheat Qrs. 750 4000 11 4750 Barley Qrs. 390 II 890 1 Malt Oats Qrs. . 14 9 0 il 104 Rye Qrs. 11 Beans Qrs. I' Pease. Qrs. !, i 11 Shelled Barley . Qrs. Indian Corn . . Rapeseed Qrs. . , Oatmeal .. . . Loads 320 - 520 1i Flour. Sacks 218 ;1 • 213 Ditto Brls. it TIDE TABLE. Days. iMr n. Eun. Height. Sundays, Holydays, 4c. H. 01. R. N. F. 1. Friday .. 28 7 37 8 16 13 2 Saturda) 29 9 0 929 15 0 Sunday 1 g5l 10 15 16 7 Quinquagesima Sunday. Monday 2 10 35 10 54 17 5 Tuesday 3 11 10 11 26 17, 9 Shrove Tuesday. Wednes. 4 11 42 0 0 18 7 Ash Wednesday. Thursday 5 0 5 022 18 10 TRADESMEN'S INSTITUTION.—This useful institution is modestly making its way to p ublic favo ur. Every facility i mpro vement is afforded to the youthful portion of it s me r t n hers. It is truly grati f y in g to see y oun g men takin g advan: tage of the opportunity .which presents itself for mental cul tivation; and calculated as this institution is, to confer last• ing benefit on the tradespeople of Liverpool, it would be in. L I I, suiting to them to doubt of their generou s, t he ir l iberal mill 4. Vi s ' i.i . /91t of it.. - . e •-,,,,. :?:,-:::,./..-.;_,..\ 1 ( ''- , I 4 ,i , 4 ‘iiii I ::_...i:x7.--,...5,/ Otarittts. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 26. The sales on Thursday last were 4000 bags ; Pdday 5000 ; Satur day 2500, Monday 3000, Tuesday 2500, and to-day 3500. The de mand since last week has been only moderate. Holders continue to offer their stocks freely. In American descriptions prices have declined id per lb. Brazils are firmer, particularly Pernams ; Egyptian and East India remain steady. The import of the week amounts to 8654 bags. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 27. Select parcels of scale Belfast Butter command 108 s to 110 s; fair qualities 103 s to 105 s. Favourite Bab'ymoney marks are worth 103 s; and the stock of all descriptions so light that holders deem themselves warranted in looking for still higher rates. Not much inquiry for Beef and Pork,—this portion of the trade it is however expected will be brisk next month. Bacon, of good quality, is held at 50s, being an advance of is to 2s in the last few days. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FEB. 25. (From the Circular of Messrs. James Scott and Son.) Our supplies have continued very moderate since Tuesday last, chiefly owing to a continuance of easterly winds; part of the Wheat coastwise is of foreign growth, and very useful to our millers and dealers and for export to Ireland, * for all which, how ever, the demand has been very Milted during the past week ; but the prices of Wheat, and of every other article in the trade, as quoted this day week, has been fully supported here and in all our country markets. The only alteration in the duties on grain from foreign ports since Friday last, is an increase of is 6d per quarter on Rye ; we have again to notice a few thousand barrels of American Flour having been sold on the passage at 30s, and some parcels have changed hands, lying here, at SOS 6d; and in retail quantities, for export, at 315 to 3 s 6d per barrel in bond; Grain in bond continues nominally as free, all owing the duties. The weather during 'almost the whole of January, and up to the 10th instant. was very wet and unfavourable for the winter seed time, but it has been dry and very severely frosty ever since, with out snow, and still continues much more favourable for agricultural operations. The average price of Wheat for this town appears last week 2os 8d per quarter higher than in the one preceding ; but these ex treme variations in our averages may proceed from the demand running alternately on the finest English, or on the inferior Irish Wheat, and not from fraudulent or incorrect returns. At This Day's market there - was again only a moderate demand for every article in the trade, at fully the prices of last Tuesday. and in some instances for particular qualities of Wheat a small advance was obtained. $. d. s. d. INDIAN CORN, 1. 480th. .10 0012 3 Red 45 0a46 ... 9 9 10 9 White 46 0 4r 0 WHEAT, per ;nibs English Scotch . 6 i) g' ii .oo o 0 Irish... Bonded BARLEY, per qr. English 45 0 46 0 Chevalier 47 0 48 0 Scotch, per 601 b. 5 4 6 0 Irish 4 6 6 0 BEANS, per quarter. English 45 0 50 0 Irish 44 0 46 0 PEAS, Grey 38 0 44 0 White 43 0 43 0 SHIP BREAD, per 1121 b. In bond l4 0 17 0 Foreign, in bond, 0 0 0 0 OATS, per 45113. English Scotch. Irish FLourt, English, per 2801 b. Fine 52 0 59 0 Irish 48 0 57 0 Amer. qp. Uri. free Sweet U.S 42 0 44 0 ... . . 4 1 4 3 . . 3 7 s 1u Foreign, in bond 3 6 4 0 Ditto, duty free.. 4 0 4 3 Sour 40 0 41 0 OAT3I/3 . A L, per 2401 b. RYE, per quarter 36 0 29 0 MALT, per qr. fine. 7O 0 74 0 middling 56 0 68 0 English :. Ditto, new Scotch.... 32 0 33 • 34 0 34 6 32 0 33 0 LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, FEBRUARY 26. Foreign.—The business of this week has been confined to q'few retail transactions ; both manufacturers and dealers have purchased merely sufficient to satisfy their immediate wants, but our stocks being light, prices were sustained. import for the week, 163 bags ; previously this year, 3863 bags. Total 3796. FROM THE LONDON PRICES CURRENT, FEBRUARY 25, 1840. Sugar.—All dry yellow descriptions were in good request by the grocers, and the quality on show being rather small, the merchants obtained prices 6d above those of Friday last; brown kinds cannot be quoted higher, but the rates previously established were fully supported, and a fair sale prevailed. From the refiners there was a steady demand, and previous rates were well maintained, and good strong descriptions brought 6d advance. Foreign.—There was a much better inclination shown to buy all descriptions; .521 boxes white, 777 boxes yellow Havana, and 41 chests Bahia were offered at public sale ; white Havana was nearly all damaged, and sold at fair prices, middling and fine quality of which fetched 29s to 345. Coffee.—There was little business doing by private contract in any description, but prices have undergone no change ; at public sale, 1461 bags Rio, imported direct, 155 bags Bahia, and 777 bags East India were offered ; nearly all the sound quality of the Rio was taken in above its value, viz. for good ordinary brown. Tallow.—A large business was transacted in P. Y. Candle on the spot as well as for delivery in the next two months at Ms od to 52s for delivery in October, November, and December next. Rum, Brandy, and llollands.—Rum is held for previous rates, but the demand has been limited for Jaffiaica as well as Leewards : the sales since we last wrote have been in the former 140 puns, 28 to 32 per cent over proof at 5s 6d to 5s Bd, 33 to 35 over 5s Od to 5s 10d. Cognac, first brands, of the vintage of 1836, was dis posed of in :large quantities at 5s 6d to 5s 7d in hhds, and 5s 4d to 5s 5d in puns. in Geneva a fair business has been transacted at 2s tb 2s 2d per gallon. British Corn Spirits have secured a good de mand at Os 10d to lOs per gallon. Provisions —The demand for all kinds of Butter of good and fine quality continues active, and a good business has again been done at improved prices for Irish, the inferior kinds however do not find a more ready sale than recently; the best Irish brings 100 s to 104 s. and fine Dutch 108 s to 110 s per cwt.—Lard in slow request at former prices.—Bacon cannot be quoted lower, but the trade themselves with sufficient only to meet their wants, which keeps the market quiet. GRAND' . .TUNCTION RAILWAY. The following are the Times of Departure from Lime-street, Liverpool, and from Liverpool-road, Manchester : TIMES OF DEPARTURE FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER TO BIRMINGHAM 3 30 a.m. First Class, joins London Train at 8 30 a.m. 6 a.m. Mixed 8 15 a.m. First Class 10 30 a.m. First Class 12 15 p.m. First Class 4 p.m. Mixed 7 p.m. First Class ~ ~ 12 FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER • 2 15 a.m. First Class—Meets N. Union Train to Preston • at Parkside. 1 15 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 a.m. Mixed Train do. do. do. 11 30 a.m. First Class 2 15 p.m. First Class 2 45 p.m. First Class—Meets N. Union Train to Preston at Parkside. 3 30 p.m. Mixed 6 p.m. First Class • On Sunday the Departures will be . . . _ 3 30 a.m. First Class, joins fondon Train at 8 30 a.m. 8 13 a.m. Mixed „ 1 30 p.m. hi 30 a.m. „ 7 p.m. ~ 99 12 '2 15 a.m. First Class 7 30 a.m. Mixed 11 30 a.m. „ '2 45 p.m. „ The Trains on Sundays stop at First Class Stations only LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. FROM L'POOL TO MANCPIESTRR. First Class Second Class - Morning.. 7 0 Morning 8 45 .. 10 0 „ FROM MANCHESTER. TO L'POOL. First Class Second Class - Morning.. 7 0 Morning 9 0 „ 10 0 „ 11 15 „ .11 45 2 0 Aftern. ..2 45 Aftern. 5 0 „ 30 7-15 Evening .. 7 15 Mixed I Stop only at Newton IQ Prkside I ais Train does nut start till Three NDAYS. First Class Second Class a 0 Morning.. 7 0 Mornin 5 0 Aftern. .. 5 30 Aftern. 7 15 Evening .. 7 15 Mixed Stop only at Newton & Prkside AND WIGAN. FROM MANCHESTER. 9 0 Morning.. First Class 11 15 „ 2 45 Aftern. 5 0 „ 715 „ Nnays. 7 0 Morning.... Mixed 5 30 Afternoon I.TON 1 0 „ 11 45 0 Aftern. .. 230 Aftern 4 45 „ .. 5 30 „ 7 15 Evening .. 7 15 Mixed l Stop only at Newton & Prkside I * Except on Saturdays, when th ON SU: First Class Second Class S 0 Morning.. 7 0 Morning 5 0 Aftern. 5 So Aftern. 7 15 Evening .. 7 15 Mixed I Stop only at Newton & Prkside TO PRESTON NROM LIVERPOOL. 8 45 Morning.. First Class 11 0 „ Pf 2 30 Aftern. .. Second Class 445 „ .. Mixed - 715 „ .. First Class I ON StV .. .. Second Class .. Mixed .. First Class 7 0 Morning.. .. Mixed 5 30 Afternoon " TO R FROM LIVERPOOL. 5 45 Morning.— First Class 12 0 „ 1 30 Afternoon .. Second Class 8 30 FROM MANCHESTER. g 0 Morning.... First Class 11 15 2 45 Afternoon .. Second Class 5.30 tf 'DAYS. ON su 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon .. „ ELENS. TO ST. 11 FROM LIVERPOOL. I FROM MANCHESTER. 715 Morning.... Second Class 730 Morning.... Second Class 10 0 „ 10 0 11 45 „ . , 2 30 Afternoon 5 30 11 45 2 45 Afternoon . 5:39 „ 'DAYS. - ON 511 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon 7 0 Morning.... Second Class 5 30 Afternoon.. /IP PRICES OF SHARES, FEBRUARY 27. Prices. This , day Last RAILWAYS, &c.• Per Share. Prices Birmingham and Gloucester 7O paid 53 0 Ditto and Derby Birkenhead and Chester 5O paid 51 15 0 Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 61 o o Bolton and Preston Bristol and Exeter 25 .... Chester and Crewe 4O .... 41 5 0 Dublin and Drogheda Eastern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 9 paid 3 5 0 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 17 paid 16 10 0 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar J 30 p aid Greenock, and Ayr Grand Junction lOO Ditto half shares 3O . Great Western Ditto new shares Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston 42 10 0 Liverpool and Manchester Ditto quarter shares Ditto half shares London and.Birmingliam 9O .... Ditto new shares Ditto quarter shares Ditto and Southampton 5O .... Ditto & Brighton .. London and Croydon Leeds and Manchester 6O . 52 0 30 0 0 ... , 221 0 Oexdi v 224 0 84 10 0 .... 85 0 68 10 0 .... 68 10 31 5 0 .... 31 5 0 0 0 .... 0 0 0 185 0 0 .... 43 10 0 .... 84 10 0 .... 154 10 0 .... 43 5 0.. 22 10 0 .... 44 10 0 ... 20 0 0 10 17 6 .... 71 0 0 .... 22 5 0 ... • 71 0 0 •• • • 49 10 0 •• • • 29 5 0 29 15 12 17 6 .... 4 10 0 .... 76 0 0 .... 30 Ditto half shares Leicester and Swannington 5O . Ditto, (new) - 3 O 3O paid Manchester, Bolton, & Bury B3 ... Manchester and Birmingham 25 .... Ditto and Ditto Extension 7 Midland Counties Newcastle and Carlisle lOO .... Ditto quarter shares North Midland New North Midland 10 , South Eastern and Dover North Union St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap lOO paid York and North Midland 4O paid BANKS. Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 .... Bank of Liverpool .412 l Os paid - Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... - Liverpool Union lO .... - Northern and Central - Albion - North and South Wales lO .... - of Manchester lO .... - M'chester & L'pool Dsct. 15 .... - South Lancashire Liverpool Banking Company 10 .... Borough Bank lO . • • Commercial Bank of England 5•• • • East of England lO .• • • Phoenix Bank - • Wilts and Dorset 7 les. GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. Exchange Buildings .4100 paid L'pool and Harrington Water l 350 , 475 00• .. Works - 88 5 Q ... , 16 0 0 .. .. 3 2 6 . ... 74 10 0 .... 0 0 0 .. .. 51 10 0 .. .. 745 0 Oexdiv 3 2 22 0 0 ex Env. 17 12 6 .... 12 17 6 .... 3 7 6 .. • • 23 17 6 .... 7 15 0 11 7 6 g 15 0 - G 7 6 •••• 8 15 0... 15 17 6 ..•• 3 16 6 97 6 • • 7 12 6 .... 164 0 0 Bootle Ditto Stock.... 325 0 0 ... , L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock.... 370 0 0 .... L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .elOO .... 191 0 0 .... Ditto new shares are now paid up. ASSURANCE COMPANIES. Liverpool Marine Assurance }25 paid 2 2 6 .... Company Ocean Assurance Company.... 10 .... 8 12 6 .... Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. 2 1 6 ... DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c. A.nderton Carrying Company l5 .... 97 6 • • • • Woodside Ferry Egremont Ferry l2 10s. • • • - Rock Ferry Monk's Ferry Steam Tug Company 8 10s. 5 0 0 —•• Harrington Docks 100 .... 0 0 0 •• • • Apothecaries' Company Asphalte (Liverpool; (Polonceau) 2 .... 0 15 0 •• • • SHARE MARKET, THURSDAY EVENING. Our market for Shares has been very firm during the week, and we have this day to notice a continued good demand, and an ad vance in the price of some stocks. Great Western's have been much sought after. Grand Junction's which we quoted in our last at £220, were sold yesterday at .t'2l I, and to-day have been done at £224. London and Birmingham Shares have been more freely offered, but with this exception the pima' tendency Of th e market appears to be towards an advance. LONDON GAZETTE.---TUESDAY, FEE. 25. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Neville and R. Roberts, Liverpool, lead pipe-drawers—W. Tayler and J. Mather, Manchester, calico-printers—T. Holme and J. Holme, M anchester,cordwainers—H. Ogden and H. D. Smethurst, Manchester, brewers INSOLVENT. Feb. 25.—George Davis, Holland-street, Knightsbridge, London, grocer BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Edward Smith, Great Yarmouth, linen-draper David Chalmers, Great Yarmouth, linen-draper BANKRUPTS. James Furzman, Smart's-buildings, Holborn. London, victualler Samuel James, jun. and Walter James, High street, Whitechapel, London, smiths George Richardson, of Smith's-buildings, City.road, London, coachmaker ..... Thomas Agutter, Deptford, fellmonger Thomas Robson, Wall, Northumberland, butcher Wolfe Ansell, Pontypool, shopkeeper John Buckett, Overthorp, Northamptonshire, sheep-salesman James Hodge, Tiverton, Devonshire, coachmaker Joseph Rothwell, Elton, Lancashire, cotton spinner DIVIDENDS. March 23, C. Abercrombie, Liverpool, merchant—March 17, T. M`Donnell, Pall-mall, London, boot-maker—March 17, .1. Mani Brick-hill-lane, Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale iron monger—March 7, Venning, Gutter-lane, Cheapside, Loudon, silk-manufacturer—March 17, J. H. Rowe, Goswell-street, londoo, builder—March 17, J. Hyde and J. Stewardson, Change-alley, Corn hill, London, bill-brokers—March 27, J. H. Seward, Leominster , wine-merchant—March 20, H. Kendall, E. Kendall, J. Kendall, and J. Kendall, Birmingham, perfumers—March 20, J. Evans, E. Coupe, - J. Brown, A. Southward, C. Hardy, F. Donneley, J. Linney, D• Stott, R. Berry, and J. Robinson, Manchester, dyers—March 27, C. Bebhington, Burslem, Staffordshire, jeweller—March 20, R. Pacey, Alford, Lincolnshire, ironmonger —March 19, J. Smith, Salford , plumber—March 21, R. Barker, Manchester, druggist—March 17• I. Shore, Preston, draper—Match 24, J. S. Bramhall, Bristol, cutler CERTIFICATES To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before March 17, J. G. Robinson, Liverpool, broker—J. Manton, Great Grimsby , Lincolnshire, corn-merchant--J. Elliott, Northampton, builder—J• Ridsdale and H. Ridsdale, Leeds, stuff-merchants—F. Place, Leeds, tinner—W. Davies, Leominster, Herefordshire, mason—S. Holmes. Derby, silk-dealer—J. A. Cox, Union-street, Southwark, licensed victualler—H. Harben, High-street, Bloomsbury, London, cheese' monger—R. P. Westall and W. Westall, Birmingham, drapers—S• Chapman, Hurst, Lancashire, cotton-spinner SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. James M`Kay, Dumfries, draper John Moore Craig, Leith, merchant Archibald Nl‘Tagiart and Frederick Campbell INl`Taggatt, Glas. gow, gunpowder-merchants MEETINGS GF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL• MARCH HOVR 2. B. W. Franklin . . . . . Clarendon Rooms, 2. John M'lnnes .... Ditto. a. Joseph and William Latham, (2nd) . . 4. Matthew Wotherspoon 4. Theodore Frederick Clark, (Ist) 6. James Moile, (2nd) 7. Gibson and M'Classon, (special) . . Court of Bankruptcy, London, It Clarendon Rooms, 1 2 Ditto, 1 Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, !t 21 7. Edgar Bowyer . 7. Thomas Johnson LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensarie s during the last week:— North. South. Tots l 56, Received advice and medicine at the Insti. tution Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine 200 138 33 8 , 400 901 _~-i VISITORS. Total at each Dispensary . 501 North—Rev. Dr. Buck, Rev. Dr. Tattershall, and Mr. C. Booth. South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. I'. Robinson, and Mr. J. Wilkinson. R. WEDGWOOD, Secretary. Dispensaries' Office, 1, Fenwick-street, FeU. 24, 1840. THE WORKHOUSE. Statement of the average number and expense of paupers in the Workhouse for the week ending Paupers 1808 1790 Feb. 15, 1940 16, 1839 Per Head, 2. oid. I 10 Per Wee -"186 10 16:1 19 I More 18 ' More 0 2'i More 22 11 1 Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending 1 , Feb. 24, 1840 25, 1839 Less £lO 12_ 1 More 65 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. Wool), Deals, 120 stand. in. duty paid : Dnty. Archangel £l9 0 @ 20 10 ~ Memel 17 0 - 18 0 1 ' Gothenburg . - • 16 10 1 I Not above 16R Wyburg lB 0 - 19 0 I F.Jeig. B. Pi' Petersburg lB 10 - 19 10 1 ( 21 feet. PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. ~e 22.. J e., los. Danzig, Deck - 0 4h, British American Pine - 0 2a, -J LATHWOOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet £8 10 - 9 10 .e 4 Ss. British American 5 0 - ti 0 15s. MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. - ! Honduras - 0 10 '.el 10s. Cuba - 1 0 ' 1 . . E5. St. Domingo 1 0- 2 0 If OAK PLANKS, British American none. 115 s per load. rmAliwooD, per cubic feet - 5 6 !Ios. STAVES, per 1200. I Danzig, C. Pipe .i'l3s 0 —l4O 01 1 - Not ab. 36 In.. llhd. 7O 0 80 0 1 .• and 5i feet long i Quebec, red, 14- inch thick .ti 3s. 8.4 , 1550 75 0 ' 2 6 - 43 '' 3 0 - 6 P- Do. Puncheon T 1 NI WM, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. Oak " 9 4 0 Pine, British Amer. common red' I 5 2 0 per load. ‘, .! yellow 2 2i— 2 3 2 21— 2 3 1.€2 iss. 3.1 054 2 54 2 6 Danzig, middling .. Memel, middling . . Riga, red BIRTHS. On the 3rd instant, at Drumboe Castle, county Donegal, the DO of Sir EDMUND HAYES, Bart. M.P. of a son and heir. On the yth instant, at Florence, the lady of th e Ri g ht H o n. 10 4 . RENDLESHAM, of a son and heir. MARRIED. of At Riddlesworth-hall, Norfolk, TIIOMAS THORNHILL, Esq•„, e Fixby-hall, Yorkshire, to Miss FORESTER, grand-daughter of '" Duke of Cleveland. _ On the 13th instant, at St. Luke's Church, Norwood, by the Thomas Lawrence, M.A. THOMAS LOUGHBOROUGH, solicitor, solicitor, of Austin Friars, to FRANCES CORNELIE LAWRENC S second daughter of the late Thomas Lawrence, Esq. of D e merart On the 14th instant, at Gretna, and on the 24th instant, at ti: Parish Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, by the Rev. John Handfort ° SAMUEL 'DUNCUFT LEES, Esq. M.D. of Croft Cottage, Ashtlt: under.Lyne, to MARY ANNE, eldest daughter of JONAH HA ROP, Esq. Bardsley-house. On the 18th instant, at the Scotch Church the , Oldham-street, by the Rev. Dr. Ralph, Mr. JAMES GERRARD to JANE, daughter `" Mr. JAMES BANCHOP, Greek-street. On the lyth instant, at Kirkmanghold Church, Isle of Man, Dlr JAMES CORLET to Miss CHRISTIAN MARTIN, youngest disag" ter of Mr. Edward Martin, all of Ramsey. Fey On the 20th instant, at St. Bridget's Church, Chester, by the J. D. Thomas, T. B. FOULKES, Esq. of Queen's College, C a ,c.:; bridge, only son of John Foulkes, Esq. Eaton-road, to MARY, youngest daughter of FAITHFUL THOMAS, Esq. solicitor, Chest'', r, On the 2 .th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Georg: Thornton Mostyn, A.M. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Esq. hault er` o f Glasgow, to AGNES, daughter of JOHN THOMSON, Esq. lair Northfield, Dumfriesshire. DIED. Lately, at Long Preston, in Craven, old DICKY HARDACia,i better known to fame by the cognomen Of •"Phe Ribblesdale Poet' 3 Dicky was a bard of the " primitive order." Chanting the efikisioP o i of his brain (Pindar-like) to his lyre, he has, for the greater pia t _ A the two last decades of the present century, delighted, amits' edified and astonished, not merely the inhabitants of Ribblesdo'; but a large circle• of friends and acquaintances, by whom this memory and remembrance of Dickey, his annuals, his riddle, and h music, vocarand instrumental, will long be cherished, and his 10 ' deplored. Dickey had filled the office of sexton for the parish 01 Long Preston for thirty years, and was between 70 and 80 years " age. On the 27th Oct. last, at Manilla, of fever, STEWART, third sc ° of the late STEWART SMITH, Esq. of Glasgow. Mr. CAMBRIDGE, of Bronham, Wilts. Within two years. l dr. and Mrs. Cambridge and five children have been consigned to t he tomb. On the 15th ult. at Sheen Vale, Mortlake, Surrey, aged 93, 14 1 i s, BARBARA MORLEY. On the 26th ult. at Lisbon, aged 25, Mr. ROBERT OCTAN SCAIFE, eighth son of Mr. Robert Setae, merchant. ,AC On the 27th ultimo, at Washington, U.S. Commodore IS , ' CHAUNCEY, President of the Board of Navy Commissioners a" one of the oldest officers of the United States Navy. On the 9th instant, aged 100 years, BRIDGET BYRNE, relict eif. the late Mr. Matthew Byrne, of Lenatte. She retained her faC i ts ties unimpaired to the last. Her primitive simplicity, intellig e 'd conversation, and social disposition gained for her the respect l e esteem of all who knew her, as was testified by the large concll. 4 of persons that accompanied her remains to the grave.--Beil a ' Paper. late On the 9th instant, at Leigh, JAMES, the third son of the Mr. HENRY WOItSLEY, of Prescot, aged 36 years. On the 13th instant, at Poulton-cum-Seacornbe, aged 5 Ye; ELLEN MARY ANNE, the eldest daughter of R. ADAMSON, solicitor. Same day. at Cheltenham, MARY ANA; daughter of WILL. 4 ; OI HUGHES, Esq. of St. James's-terrace. Same day, at her residence in Christian-street, aged 87, MA IL. GARET, relict of the late JOHN ALKER, Esq. of Wigan. a l e On the 16th instant, at Milestown, near Cloonen, Ireland, at L ed patriarchal and venerable age of 113 years, a poor mendicant, naO ri j HUGH HURLEY. He could particularize tile circumstance of, ' 4 , 0 , the effects caused by, the memorable frost of the year 1739 - :is He retained his mental faculties perfect until the last hour of : 0 existence. He was, on the foregoing day, busily employed in eleemosynary career. On the 18th instant, in his 4 2nd year, the RICHARD OGLE , — ault late curate of the Parish Church of Skipton. Loa' On the 18th instant, at his house, in Lower Brook-street, - - a don, aged 74, Sir JEFFREY WYATI'VILLE, the architect. death there is another vacancy in the number of Royal Acadew clans. eio On the 20th instant, Lady HILL, wif e o f C o l one l Sir Fran 4 Bryan Hill, (brother to Lord Hill,) of Preston-hall, Shropshire, al, youngest daughter of the late Tho mas Je lf P owys, Esq . o f Bend , house ' near Shrewsbury. On the 19th instant, aged 25 years, FRANCES MARTHA, the youngest daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM CHARNOCK. On the 20th instant, JANE, the daughter of Mr. mATTIIP WILLIAMS, Mount-pleasant, in the 24th year of her age. S• On the 20th instant, aged 10, FANNY, the only daughter of a• RILEY, Esq. of Warbeck-house, Fazakerley. Same day, aged 16 months, ALEXANDER, infant son of Lie ut. TOMKINS, R.N. Great Horner-street. On the 20th instant, at the house of his sister, Mrs. Ilinde, Van,d street, aged 70, JOHN BROWN, Esq. formerly spirit merchant an brewer of this town, highly respected by all who knew him. t ae On the 21st instant, after a short illness of about a week. 4, R e v. GEORGE HEAVISIDE, minister at the U n it ar i a n Chaw"„ye Bl ac kwater-street, Rochdale. He w as a young man of an wat t , di s position, and possessed considerable t a le n t s as a public speak The Rochdalt Literary and Philosophical Society owes its ol i o chiefly to him, and its striking success is mainly attributable to unwearied and indefatigable exertions. On the 21st instant, at Caldecott, aged 66 years, after a liege, illness of nine years, b orne w ith f ort it u d e an d Christian resigns,' 10, MARY, the wife o f M r . JOHN HARBRIDGE, l a t e o f S ut t o n-P Cheshire. On the 22nd instant, aged 51, MARY, wife of Mr. THO-- 4 , HOWARD, innkeeper, Ormskirk, and mother of Mr. Thomas 0° ard, jun. brewer and spirit merchant, of this town. On the 24th instant, at Burton-on-Trent, of consumption, ra.• TUCKER, aged 26 years, late of Bold-street, of this town. et On the 24th instant, suddenly, aged 37, to the great regret of relatives and friends, MARY, the beloved wife of Mr. - 1 90 c ADAMSON, Field-street, Everton, and youngest daughter 01 • late Mr. Thomas Rogerson, of this town. 41, Same day, in Rose-square. Rose-hill, after a long illness, age' . Mr. JAMES PASKIN COPE, jun. t ae On the 25th inst. at Linacre-marsh, near this town, DIANA. wife of Mr. JOHN TUNSTALL, aged 44 years. W t ' Same day, in his 69th year, Mr. JOHN STANDISH, Prescot-s Same day, aged 50, Mrs. CHRISTIAN, late of the Hope Tac'' Old Church-yard. LIVERPOOL : FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1840. 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