The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03 00:00:00

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CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC 'PILLS. - e -s • sold, by• -appointinente•hy John Gerdes and CO., Druggists, import - 5. , . to r ., (t=l.,-c 4 w.-1 , A,... , . ....._____ . f 5 , ,. :?, ?1 ,4-- . ,En . . We have teceived the following horn our anti at the east end, Church-etreet, Liverpool ; Bowman and Law, Piccadilly, . . . . ' • Ine . e s i-nee-eeen...l el . WALKING DREss.---capote or satin. The frcnt is , AfitALiei, the alderman, who ie getting himself, we are happy to, ' .Mauchester; Wright, Macclesfield and Congletort ; Mort, - SOUTH AMERICA. . '" " .1 ....1 ,71 2 ''' o' , 2 '4 . tt t logwood,W Nevett-(fmVera Cruz) 1 cse was figures, Philips, Black made large, and to. sit very round, showing the hair hear, in:o alap.up condition against the approaching heave dutS . •N * eweestil7; Rogers, Stafford ; Bowman, Bury ; Woud, Book- Zetland,' Malley, fm V e r a Crur a nd L aguna , w ith (e rn L aguna ) 130 c. ,e, "eee• a enecien - seller le iginstreet, Birmingham ; and be all" Other respectae : e 3 . ,__, :4 z A . y . gz ). ~ e) nearly to the top of the head, and almost meeting under ,op the 9th of next month :- . o se i: '• e..• n e es t= l ,_ e M the.chin. The crown is quite plain, and not high, • and f •our unkitnenin ble Meolicine 'Venders • and an ' she that has not got them Dealt Ana,- , With grateful recollections o e _ , y p and co-1 do, C Ironside and co-P Dk ..i A • v . , , • 0 c l ~.,• i ya Cruiser, Bylley e fin Rip Grande, with 13 cks tallow, 7hN hair, 3715 Ef . ' a 4 k . oincluess he sartin my cons .tother day, I send You the follow- will procure them from -London if they ale ordered. - I pH. E continuedand continual recommendation bestowed ort dry a and c hides, 'BOOO horns, 2 bee natural curiosities, Order-G Dk ts re) is placed soas to slant backwards ; .being nearly in a line ing, warranted fresh killed, and 41 no mistake." - h o rCreckan, Jamieson an ce • n ith the front of ahe capote. A broad satin riband en- . iO, Barnes, fin Monte Video and Antwerp, with (fm Antwerp) 50 Yours. thankfelly, M. S. -11.- C. S. CH ED espy sPI w e e , b y i n di v id ua l s, as we ll as t bark, G Potts-73 bales flex, A Svvainson-37 do, W Fletcher Sr Son . , . .the Faculty, and the Publie Press e has . fuley established them as -4 3 0 dos G Lauder-40 do, 1 sample flax, Parry ge Crosbie-459 ingots . . . circles the crown, and is finished by a full bow over the zinc, Schaezler and Brentano-(fm Monte Video) 3521 salted hides, 1. The von trot bothered Daniel O'Connell from London tO . ......PY......" bavolet. A branch of roses springs from the front of tli Derry nane, and rich he sent to the devil in despair. ehe most esteemed and efficient Medicine in present use, for the Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Lepresy, Scorbutic Affections, Erup- • nd c hides -• •• e h d i c d o e - s e l ren o d o ed an at d A e 0 se croovn. Manteau merveilleux.— This new fashioned Say vy's Hireland like a chords steeple, a Ew L , lee inun e . n h t o w r e n r s, O K rd p er k -13233 dry .4 t 4. . -..0 5 . cloak is made with a kind of corsage, the lower part of I axes the kivestion of all the people? :times and Piutplas een the Face, Swellings or Ulcer ions in the uccock . , fm Magri°, with 500 coker nuts, E Mumford-27 ;Neck, Sore Breasts, and all disorders attend with painful brie 6:3 n e's sugar, 1601 bags cotton, Order-35 do. Baring, Bros and co- •fT ri,'''' '2= :gesee 9 os ,-,4 ti, c.c. • th. On gt ee e1e.,651 c' , l:. ,I 0. 14. . Ca N. CC C.A• .--• OC. •-• the back is in plaits as far as the waist.' The skirt of the The hanser is (it's true depeed on't)- :Swellings, or with Morbid and Irritating Er : ions of the Skin, 57 do, .1 Duncan-170 do, 40 cs sugar, J Cockshott-13 ps uurated ee e s i - ea_±.. cloak is put on to a ceinture, and is excessively full. A - Coz its a " Bell-fast" at the end on't co_ lie 9 ll2 lo , ~ l lt ia tjni ra o ni e, f ( m )g, isl ie e n iv a .opin Wounds and Sores, as well as th st inveterate forms wood. said Master-P Dk - es 1 ss ? o a ;e l e' trim Ming of velvet goes across the back, forms jockies 2. Vot flummoxed all Vitechapen- f GOut and Rheumatism, . Indigestion, oss of Appetite, Fla- • . oo os . . UNITED STATES. IP. C. 03 O. .Ca •GI . r ,. , , ~,,,. , ..,.. ~... ~..A . .... 0 0 ts, -1,- , • 4-3 CO . C Z > ~..,I w, .., <,- , .7_,- on the shoulders, and lines the fronts of the cape; the ' V e y's a halfpenny like a horse ? Aulency, Nervousness, &c. • • . i- Tbe eminent success whiCh has attended the use of these Y nd o r e lt . , - wl s t h d s o B , O w b a a i l n e s w c r o i 4 t t h o t n a , n A d T B a h y e l j o i 5 r ...... a n 2 d 4 * e. g ' l 7s . `feo' E , ::! St 21 : : E' -. . c . '• - : ."6 3 :f . - -, „ , .. , litter 'is so contrived that it forms (nt will) a kind- of (r.ve beard °lcons vot is much vorse.) a F 5 see e'c . Coz ten to von. vithoutenucb bother, Pills for the remoyal and cure of the above diseeses should do, Roskell, Ogden and to-10e0. brie turpentine, Dennistoure Mackie • . sleere, in the style' of those called Venetian sleeves ; and co-3 brls a • He's a head von vay and a, tail t'other. . , inclucce every iiadividual whose health is at all impaired, or who e . pelts, Order-3 leagei shooks, 1 iron carnboose, P W V. •••• ri ..-, f•-• ••••• 1.-. 5 0, ee-c .a e e -„, eeeee two small lappets finish the cape in front. Underneath . 3. This h ' . • b . ere I have sent over to that there tyrannical hum ug • bas an t y disease supposed to require an eperatiou, to make a fair ' 'yj e . n o e r s-G Dk e Washin ton Holdreee fin New York with 12 brls a les §I II 8 U §-, `e', , 2 !'2 'el W."" a, se 182 818=8'4E88 • g ' ''' '-'.. w' dress of mousseline de laine. Brodequms of prunella , • • who vas missed by the infernal machine:- trial o these celebrated Fills before they submit to a painful, - e re e g b .g , 7 , • PP , I e ug and Grunshaw-100 uu, 182 hales cotton, Order-349 bales Se' hair en bandeaux base's ; white leitres. e I ••• • • , -• ' •• . . Incert a in , and-frequently im neeessary 'opera t ion. cotton, Cropper, Benson and co-147 do. Martineau and Smith-42 • 5 , . . Ven vas France like my old castor, - It may be requisite to observe, that these Pitle are not in the do, ltathhone nroseeee do, D MeNicce and co-23 - do, Wainwright and .... ' , , • 'm ze BALL DaEss.—Dress ot tulle blonde over white satin. Vich has done its duty to its Master ? elightest degree purgative, nor even aperient,. nut by their ine. Sheils-9 do, W Stuart-2 hes cants unkn, li Roose-2 do, E• Hunt- e- es ...' -a ,$-: su -: fag.. 5. E;":s' The.corsage plain, to. fit the bust, with draperies ala Se- . If,Fhilielse is a knowihg ehitp, Perceptible, benign, and certain influence, increase the appetite, 1 cee r do, J Clow and eo-P Dk :g 22 2, 882: cece .e,§ ....... - o co se ess ... fm vigne. These draperies, which are very full. at top, de- . He'll sey, d'ye See; -" Veil' if Mit its Nap." 4mprove digestion . , and impart new vigour to the .constitutiuu.. G eat Britain French fm New York with 408 bales cotton Bolton Ogdea ' ' • . ' . . ' . and co-901 do J Rulgway & co-800 brls turpentine, J Eccles • ' ..0 , . .ts*: 0.4.. . scend rather low at the front of the corsage, and are car- 4. Another " gallows".vou, ,vich I.booleed t'ether day in the The following Certificates and Testtmonials Place the efficacY and eo-1000 do, Order-S Dk cm efoomotecesecsoce, WI ...• ried over the shoulder and across the.back of the dress ; jury-box-at the Old Bailey :- . e nf these Pills beyond doubt, showing their beelin e .* powers even a 0 • .. ' the shoulder-strap being placed very far back gives Vy is Jack K,etch a lushy cove.? . .in tbe neost extreme- cases, when all other . retnedies, admittis- e BRITISH -AMERICA. 0 , 0 -, ,-, ~... 0....1.000.--1•1,100•41 ; V 4. WM 1.0,0. . 4.... 4.1.• ow- C... m Rosalind Bl • tered with the assistanee of the highest professional skill, had • , air, fin Quebec, with . 47 Fs oak timber, D Buchanan ese much elegance to the appearance of the figure. The l'he answer comes quite pop:- anu Son-3:15 ps pine timber, 74 c2O dea s, 371. c 5 staves, Welch and • • " been found unsuccessful. • es Beeoz 'tis known that he chath love ! Hudson-abt I fur lathwood, 1 pee red pine timber. said Master-40 cso . ...a-tee-me...ace-. Pn • sleeve, which is short and full, is in four puffs ; the two 00 '. W 00 1.. TO hatie his ." niornifed drbp ''' - Sold in Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 91, and 4s. Gd. each, the latter brls 'ashes PUS, T Hatton, jun-12 handspikes, 4 oars, For Ex- ../ •••I •-.. . ~....... C.4....0...0.2..,-0030 ~C., I.* centre ones large, and the upper and lower ones small. • l • ' portation-Q Dk se .. see. es -• es containing the same as Five Boxes, at Is. lid. i • . • , e 5. A regular " rum 'un," and no mistake:- • Victoria, Atchison, fin Magagandize, New Brunswick, with 147 1p cem ,m,mmae-mocem s e g The skirt of the dress is trimmed all round the bottom , , , . BEVERLEY, Aug: 8, 1835. 'scribed them in Gout and Rheuma- i es . ? Vot glass, from.out of vich ve-drinks, • bireh timber. 1191 c deals, 624 c staves. 1 fin lathwood, Gibbs, Bright with a garniture de bouillons en gaze (a puffing ofgause) . ; Sir,-I am betted in gratitude to tism, as well as other complaints, and co-abt 4 c deals thrown overboard-B Dit e. 5. • • - e Is queerest spring or Summer ? • express to you my heartfelt thanks in which I found them equally eieg: . '..V.•`'s,,T.e - , - . '',,l=4: '" e. ta ...4 , stTe NithsdaleeGrayson, fm Quebec, with 29 ps oak, 26 ,ps elm, 38 ps • 4-V intermixed with flowers; a second trimming of the same _ Vy that vich everybody thinks _ . for the wonderful cure your excel- eessful.-Believe me, dear sin ash, 250 ps red pine, and 2el ps white pine Umber, 41 c 8 staves, li c • • • • •• • • '7• • • • En' * fe i c . :3 descends at each side oi the front from the waist, and .Is of the rest the " rummer." lent pilh have effected on me. • I yours, very sincerely, deali, 1 mast W Sharpies end co-2 masts or spars, For Exportation fe enee-e=e-see-ocimeses • re , e Pee (14 seise forms a second row at the bottom of the skirt, which gives 6. -The following aod last is ;‘ •t • 1•1" on inch was- dreadfully affected for the last JOHN DARW ALL, M. D, _B Dk ' . es , .-- , ,-. a my s emus aim yc , ten months with the Scrofula, and, •S' -ter en-00,,,10,0.5„,. es : 4,Se - , ir Walter Scott, Young, fm Quebec, with 13 ps oak and 391 p.s fir - es. - . se se. c. ....- the dress the appearance of an open robe. Bonnet Isabel : I sha'nt,say not uothing about :- after havieg in vain consulted three • HUDDERSFIELD, Oct. 4; 1835. - timber, le c •20 deals, 4c 20 standard strives, 424 cl 7 W I stav e s:s r ms cote reee-ereM,?etteseZcece 4.; . ....... this cap is made of blond ; • the crown is quite plain; a Vv is my spnuse like tars at sea 'surgeons in this neighbourhood, Sin-After having taken three lathwood, 12 handspikee, 1 lee apples, C Chaloner nnd co-B Dk da 0 p'.' ,, ;' M 'S''! . ." °*4l In double border of blond stands out from the face at each 'Who haven't got their cauls ? . end all their remedies having boxes of your most valuable Her- Reliance, Coulson, fm- Mehemet°. with 155 ps birch and 874 ps fir n g ce e -en geeeee e .; r'l proved ineffectual. I was induced, but Tonic Pills, the Scrofula and :Frqaefe; tl'2,e eSt timber, 18 c 5 dents, i c 23 deal end, 10 fins lathwood, 130 bris herrings e e side, and in the centre, immediateiv over the brow is Coz, on the sharp lobk-out is she from the eecommendations con- Scurvy whice had covered my face Holderness and Chilton-River • e ei et? 2 ; r,, it Z ;" Just nowabouts for squalls !. . 4;';,....,-..,1t-, a i' another border, which is excessively deep,. and- has ra- Age. -tained in the York papers of the for upwards of twenty rears leas en Dryope, Haniittons -fin Montreal and Quebee. with (fm Mon tteal) • en n e te• oe a m 0 titer the appearance of an open fan. At the •base of this __ - .....- 0 0.____ nicleed. it has .. 'efficacy of your pilis, to try them ; tirely left me ; arid, i . ..,98 Nis pot and 127 lots prl ashes, .1 Froste-100 brls pot and 200 brls MAI. after having taken three 25.9(1. been so bed upon my head as te pri do, 401 Wilks-390 Ines pot end 31 brls prl do, Order-50 brls pot ei si • • •a - '' • Pe . ...cee• us g See' aa 0 a re- 1...41 fan-like border is a bow of riband ; a second riband goes THE IRISH PRIEST.-A FitAemeNe. :brixes. was coMpletely cured in the eause the hair to conee off, at leas: do, li c deels, 81 cl 9 standard anti 51 cle pu staves, 4 c moan, A ?e., Pe' • ' s K ,r.,• • ts I) r- -I i at the back of the borders encircling the crown, and fi-• , . • - • 'sliOrt space of fire weeks. , I attribute the coming off of my Parlane--(fm Quebec) 50 brls prl 'Mere A Taylor 3s, co-28 brls asbei, 6, • • -. z ~.., m . ON e have received tho following from a Correspondent, who informs si Hoping that you will make thishair to that. I was some time ago H and W Davenport-2 eke honey, 8 elotleud-Itie e deals, 301 clO Zel . 4-s 0 nishes by a small bow at back. A full-blown rose rs us that "it was found among some papers."j 'known. for the benefit of my 'fel- Obliged to . wear a wig ; but since I W'l staves, 1 pee red pine, a Parlane-9 bls tete goode, Order-le Dk • , • • n 3 '8 o'l. 4.•!.. placed immediately over the right temple, and aC,,second 30w-sufferers, 1 reinein, sir, your took your pills I have beeri entire- . • • - • • .... . t .. E . 4 0 Th' appointed morning came-the earliest guest esery obedient servant, ly free from anything like Scrofu- ME DITERRA NE A :V. • NI - ' in front of the left ear. The hair is in smooth, bands, .....0 .Was Father etullahane,the parese priest W. F. DANI3Y; la, and hopeeth or tie t o appear in : Gertrude. Uuthridge, fm Cephalonia,' with 120 btsße ertls currants, 'ce oo '• e , es te s- .ee e arA is very much parted on the forehead. Gold neck- ' Soon as his horse's clattering heofs were heard, i To Mr. Cheddon. my own hair. I cannot do less 'e t fustic, M.Andrew ez Pilcher-1 ere curtains, said Master-K Dk 4 2: re 2 :17 St :::!Ig., r',,elt ttla'..- -- ' E -• • , A crowd of- rustics fitted the stable yawl:. . -•• • a thep thank you for bringing to the . Le- to tee C',it •e: e. is P e tsWn - F,,, ee,,,' Se e; S e , i'• lace, white kid gloves, pink Satin shoes, pink satin wan-. • ' FRANCE, • . ' ' Around his beast with pious zeal they rate To 6. S. Chedden,•is4., world such a. valuable medicine, .. . - tem m ce=mmsem.meenet v . ture.—Ladies Magazine. And, humbly bending, hailed the holy man. May 8, 1835; end of Which' it 'is impoeeible to Giese-, A us ti n , e m ri on i e le au n, with I: , es Sviee, Booth, Dixon and t • -I - ei - C. 4 , ' •-• . , Not with more pride did Rome's proud Pontiff Oder, ; Gratitude impels me to aoldress speak too hi g hly. If your pub- e b-100 cs brandy. 13 cs 20 bskts wine. Ordet-24 bls almonds, 368 brls .. -: , '-•' 'in este, ' 212'd,e,e 1 re Zr,' iii i __ When prostrate monarchs Missed the holy toe, roe, my dean str, for, through the lishing this would be in miy way- 800 gr bee 63 es prunes, M'Andreiv and Pi/clier-K Dk 2 • a. ei -'C ; Z - 2 c s f'e' ?. te' gcl e . , . 5 Fit `• e' 4: , s e • THE EARL OF WINCHELSEA'S LETTER TO T.HE But never yet did 'Hitler-rid mouarch feel :blessing. of the Alinighty,lsave you desired by you, youhae,e the entire . .. , .... O. 0 ' tC .C.n.". OOC .... 6c, MiA., • SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Such blind submisston or such bigot ieal. eared me of that which die emlete permissien of , : c e, „.. se MEMBERS OF THE SYNOD .OF ABERDEEN. The priest looked rouud ere he metier - lent spoke, 'ter My existence. -Tire earliest lours, very eratefully. Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, frn Oporto, with 3 p wine, T Sharp-I do, • - -.me , ' 2 se Then thus the soul-appailiug silence broke :- • xecellection I have is mintiected . • - • • . - 1. t e , exterbee , e • W Rose and co-1 gr ck do, J Wright-100 es do, C and J Rawdon- ce ea -.. re . C. , 3 • ',..3 0 t s., 0 ...I 5.,/ .7 -1 w e _z ee n e e ', 'with misery ; even my childhood To Mr. Cheddon. •' • 26 do, Morrison Bros-57 do. J Glynn and Son-I2 p do, JII Sutton ' V . •`11 , 1" &:3 , 2%•• • •A•oe P n 'eeZE• e e - 7.11 . Ze e "•• 0, With great reluctance we present our readers with - an ex- " Waent one of you. ye hellish peck of rogues, and co-1 h do, J P Penny-1 p do, S Matthews-5 h do, R W Preston CO G.. ~., v •-• Z. •CP C. 7,4. ../ ~,, , <-•• .• . . • . was non exempt from pain. At - tract from, on account of our want of space, instead of the Stole Paddy Kearney's bran new pair of brogues ? ..- • - ...-, ~ 'once-to elucidate this, I must in- FROM DR. BROWN, OF GLAS. es-2 pth do, J and A Prestou-2 p do, T Steven-2 do, R Preeton end --------- whole of this letter which appeared in the Standard of Monday Augh ! ye're the deel's own biotite and hell not fail .. . f - th t d df 1 - buti orm eou a a rea u seer c GOW. co-3 do, W Turner-2 do, J and J Mellor-7 h do, Leech tie Ilarrison -i e i ~ . m e• es re re mm*. ne s ,...F.se - To have it out of ye in malt or male. Greeseow', Aute 15,1833. --I do, Heyvrortb and co-1 do, J Onneroil and co--1 li Iqr esk do, 1 ee 2 II') . a,F'O - ..s'F,t2l'u',4oabl .., 0, evening_ The letter is dated Aberystwith, Oct. 24. . So, Judy Ifigehre ! what are you about? • . eruption completely covered my -face ;my parents kindly placed Dear Slr. -- From the nernerous J Fey-18 p 3-I . li Ashburner end Priestley-9 p do, Colborne & Dobbs fe er ce ce:e ••,-- es se a J.,- -e ce o ge 0 e 2 . es te se tees es, es...ewe. osce ess After adverting to the speech of eir John Campbell, at Edin- , Is my- yarn spun yet ?-is the clutch conie out ? rite at school and• hard indeed was cases of lkeorula and Scorbutic -80 es do, J Bibby and co-1 p do, T Cardwell, jun-6 ploh 2 gr cks _ e _ ' , burgh, and the decla,retion of the Synod of Aberdeen, the noble . Why don't You send me home theM fowl to cram I ' it to meet the scorn and sarcasm Affections which havecome under 40 do, Order-el e pkge plums, JII Sutton and co-29 km wool. Leech The total eales of the month amount to 92,700 bags, of which 10,700 earl says:- You, Nell Malrooney, where's that little lamb? - that my unhappy appearance pro- my care. I have been endeavour- and Herrison-. 4 do, .1 Orrneyod and co-40 bee' grapes, II M and G • American and 100 Pernams;*have been taken on speculation, and "II it is asked what causes have led to the formation of these Moll Doran promised me a pair of pullets, duced ; frequently have I -turned tog, for. a long . Period, to find Sutton-3 es retd goods, J Bibby and co-2 bxs oniens, A M Todd- . , . . ' Orange societies in Ireland, and what dangers were apprehended But ought. ye'd sooner cram your OWn cursed gullets; . from my schoolfellows and svept in out some Medieme that would 101 Irf ehts oranges. el bskts ehesnuts, Sel (le Fa r i a -1 h i e r eel goo d s , 8,300 American aud 800 Surat for export.; besides wnich 800 America's, I vow to man I'm dwindling to a rod, agony. As years passed away I cure these dfeadful complaints ;in Arendt and co-4 bdls plu m s, C Sh aw -21 bskts 80 hf bskts onions, 200 Pemarns, 100 Bahia, 100 Maranham, 120 Egyptian, and 150 Surat te, the established church in that conutry.-we first point to that Fhae usage for a.Clargy sint from God. left school, and thankful am I to fact, I have treed almost ev e ey 3•1 cks argot, 17 dms I ese e conts unkn, 2 brls wine, 6 pk g s plu m s, 1 ese atrocious afid most unjust act (for all legislation which inflicts The d-1 burn the Pastor in the !ration • tell you with 'ft calm spirit, and I-medicine I ever heard of, without 20 bxs grapes, 1 bg'nets„e4s chts 2. 0 bxs orartees, Order-C Dk have been forwarded into the country unsold ; and our present q6o- ' . any punishineut of a retrospective chat aeter may justly be so Has half so heggarly a congregation, tesolved patiently to endure that ending one successful ; entil I was Peri, Vivian, fin )(alma, with 6SO bxs 590 hf has 10 bskts raisins, tations, as compared with those of the let instant, are loweeby 2d per designated) which suppressed every protestaot benefice in . Ire- A set of varmint, yet I humbly hope • lot whirls one far above me, hasi induced to try your Fills.. After Order-670 bxs 400 hf leo 151 leskts do, E Rae-2 50 bes 250 hi bxs 50 le on s ea w an e s ;eaifl th i n A mer i can , id ra Vie in Brazil, 21d , lend Where it could be proved : that no divine, service had been That every mother's son may find a rope." - selected for me. Three months receiving your letter, I determined bskts do, W lel' Kay-400 bxs 400 hf hes 50 bskts die Ibt almonds, Di E t• dld ete Its in Surat. n gyp ran, an performed in the church during the three years previous to the As thus the priest hN godly matins vine, since a relation of mine observing upon giving them a fair trial-there- Parry-Ck Dk _ ' . . • - - passing oe the said oct, without the remotest reference or the The host's eppearance stopped his bold harangue t Id f in the paper the numerous an d f ore ga v e them regularly to fifteen Castlereagh, Mou ,rn Malaga, with 963 his 80Onf bxs bunch . With meek respect the hospitable squire highly-respectable signatures af- patients labouring under the worst muscatel, 200 bet 200 hf bxs bloom, and 150 brig 200 bskts Lexie rii slie,rhtest inquiry into the causes Which lied kd To the suspen- Inuit eto. Bestowed his reverence at the parlour fire. fixed to your advertisement, im. forms ofe Serie ula and Scorbuti c sins, 201 hxs 20 brls Jordan and ;30 brls Vaientia almonds, 1 jar :toe h i e s . sem of these religious duties. mediately procured a bon of your Affections, and in six weeks, t o m y 100 lif brls grapes. 400 dins ,figs, 50 chN 34 bxs lemons, Colima /in ,. ' ---sese--. ' • - " Come boe," he cried, " and take away my cost, " When 1 reflect upon the persecutions which commenced HERBAL Tonic Puts, and pre- astonishmenetheywere all entirely Lambert and co-K Dk • " That's right-so-lean your toe upon nig boot : LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 30, ' against our pretestant clergy in Ireland soon after the . whigs There's my flue lad, and now, d'ye hear, my honey, seated them to me, with an earn- cured. I have continued_preserili- . • ErROPE. i assumed the reins of governinent, which led hot only to the sus- Look in the stable, don't forget my pony, est wish that I would take them. nig these truly valuable Pius ever There continues a very good densand for Sedee, and the sales this 'Reluctantly I 'consented, for my sence. with'the greatest sticcess. , Claudine Marquise Paulucci, Seebeck, fm St Petersburgh, with 49 • • pension in many parts of that country of the payment of all For deel a taste he got to-day at all. week amount to 1,200 hints. of B. le at a further advaece of ed ei Is bdls hemp, 560 qrs linseed, Came and Telo-Q Dk spirits were literally broken ; still " I am, dear Sir, tithes, which were due to thern, but also to the bartiaretis asses- An empty bag dant stand against the wall, I took them, and now, blessed for " Veins, very truly. • Gesiena, Tray, fin Amsterdam, with 250 bxs cheese, Order-3 lies per cwt. 700 bags Bengal have. also been disposed of at 67sea 68s. And on my cowl myself am sick and vesary, sination, inopen day, of siime of the most pious and exemplary - - 'ever be a kind Providence, and you "R. BROWNE, M.D. sundries, D Willink-Q Dk • . • - • • - . My curse lie on that plaeuy Tipperary ! In Mauritius the sales reported amount to 2,000 bar, (in second men who graced or ;domed our church, I feel morally convinced The road'i so dirty and it's so far off, s . my dear sir, my skin is as clear "ToC. S. Cneonoe, tsq." Tickler, Corkindel, fin St Petersbnrgh, with 68 eks tallow, I box • hands,) chiefly low brown, at 58s, with a few' yellow at lies fel.. In • that this first instalmeat of the destruction of our established And I'm so pestered with this plaguy cough, 'e. as the fairest beneath the sun. Ta- _ isinelass, H& J Hornby and co--1168 ,chetwts linseed, 360 double church in Ireland was prothised, to the popish party as the price It makes a body so fatigued anti wake-- vistock is where I live, lam now FROM DR. PALMER, OF WAL- mae bags; 200 eks tallow, 45 bls hides, c a rne mi d Teio-23 bls hides, Foreign Sugar there are no transactinns to notice.-du Y.loLeesss, the ortheir support, immediately upon the whig party taking office. itut have you nothing here that one could take t staying in London, and have avail- WORTH. 'Order-4 fms lathwood, .1 Fisher-P Dk sales only amount to 130 puns., viz. Trinidad 245, Antigua old 255, new A plate of ham, or piece of could goose pie, ed myself of this circumstance to WALWORTII, SUrrey, - ditto of good quality 26s ed.-COMM-The demand, for Plantation is • " We next point to the destruetion of that system of national Feb. 27th 1834. . • And something for to drink„ for troth t'm dryl" teleyou all I feel. education, which had been established under the Kildare So- Ever respectfully yours, Sir, -Among the numerous me- - - very Limited, except for clean ordinary qualities, which sorts bring He said. Obedient to the Sire's commands, ,:ii,bipping Entrilictencr. eiety, in which the bible was read without note or comment-a GRACE HORNCASTLE. (Reines now before the public., I full. prices ; . the sales consist of only 100 casks of Jamaica. Nothing The dishes came as if by magic hands,- To Mr. Chedden. ' knew of none so eflicacioneas your ----04m. , -- done in Foreign Coffee.-No alteration in COCOA, GINGER, PEPPHR, society-let it be remembered, which had received the counte- The silver taneard foamed withgenerous beer, ....—... Pills in restoring individuals to- FRIDAY, OCT. 30.-Noon, Wind 8. E.-Light breeze. ounce and support of ell the leading Roman Catholics in. Ire- . And fine old sort, and porter strong and clear, • Bond-street, Feb. 10, 1834. health who •are suffering 'under* or PIMENTO, nor are any sales effected.-The transactions in Rum land, even including Dr. Doyle and O'Connell himself. Against And eager that sparkled like chempaign, . Sir,-I return you ray sincere Scrofulous and,Cutaneous Affec- eliams from Beir The Iris, We , out, at Malta, and sailed for this port have been •confined to 195 pans., chiefly fine Demerara. of high this society not a shadow of charge was ever substantieted, that And stout old whiskey mixed with fruit, and plain. tnanks for the cure pier Medicine tions,or Glandular Swellings gene- 29th September. W e il pleased he viewed the cheer-nor did-he fail Cuba Dunley from Alexandria, at Malta, and sailed for this port strength, at 3s 7d.-The only sale reported in RICE consists of aoo bags those who had the direction of it had ever exercised any in- has lately eerformed upon me ; 1 rally, particularly of breast and - e , • To make, as he wee wont, a mortal meal ; 3d Octote r. . • of middling to fine Bengal, at lls e 13s le cwt. in bond. had been sufferine from severe neck, as also Gout and Rheinna • thence in making a single convert to protestantism. The truth Then in his hand lie grasped the flowing can, ains in my back'and loins and tism, or where the systemis pre- Six casks of oil were washed on shore last niglo at Crosby. There are no transactions to notice in Nemo this weele-Small was that the mere perusal of the bible hat's opened the eyes of ' e Squire! towards your health-and you, young jottleman, ?eft side for many months. and had disposed to disease. ' This is the Atwiek. from Canton for London, at Sincaporeeleth May, with da very many of the deluded followers of popery, and had led them I knew your father after he was dead- d must discharee beconie much emaciated ; appa- result of my experience with them, mege , au . ...s. ..e • . . sales have been made in Gum AuAnic and blue GALLS at the smo te discover the unscriptural doctrines and tenets which are As fine a corpee as ever wore a head. rently my whole frame was entiree having prescribed thein exteusively Herculean, neng, trom Rio Janeiro, at Batavia, 2d July, and would tations.-Consiclerable business svas done in SALTPETRE at the close taught and upheld by the church of Rome. This was the sole And you're his very moral-faith and troth ly worn ; out from haviug been with the greatest success. proceed to China. of last week, and not reported, and this week the sales amount f enst of offence. . A body 'd swear he spit you from his mouth ; above fourteen stone I had sunk I am, Sir, yours. Sce. Sarah. , hence off Cape Hosier. • - to 2,500 bags, at' 26s e3oF cir CW/.-NITRATE of SODA has realised 21s. lee was my cousin too, for both did spring Lnrd John Russell, hence ofeSt Paul's. down-to nine and a half when 1. ' JOHN PALMER, M.D. " The next point to the suppression of half of the sees of the From great O'Driscol, Munster's glonous King. 'began to take your pills, which 1 To Mr. Cheddon. - • • Fenn y Anderson, sailed from Batavia for Sineapore, eth July. Drnwoone.-The sales of Campeachy LOOWOOD have been about established church in Ireland, without one atom of evidence - Our anshituers wore crowns upon their brew. -found relitf from after taking a few The Tweed, hence and Trinidad, at La Guayra, and was to sail for 209 bens at £7 eel 10s, and 20 of Jamaica at £5 6£5 ss; in FUSTIC, that the pastoral care of one bishop could be dispensed with But by my sou/their sons Want half crown now, Tucacas, llth September. s - • elays, and by continuing them the/ -Sloane-street, Sept. 2, 1834. . 530 tons of Savanilla brought 1:3 12s ed e£3 15s, 100-of Ceara £4los, without affecting the spiritual interests of that protestant popu- Ough 'tie a grievous sight to see our lands, eestoted me to perfect health. • Sire-For some years I have stif- Thy Nestoe, saded from La Guayra for Tucacas, 9th September. • lation over which it extended. , And rich pashessions in those devils' hands ; lif was ltirel saved fered so much from indigestibn, &c, consider my e el y Princess eictoria, Paul ;St Georee, Carrick; and Trinidad Packet, and 50 of Cuba £7 55 e .e 7 lOs ;in NICARAGUA Woon, only 15 tons Well, and who knows but yet we'll have our sway, Geeffithreerence, at St Andeesys. N B. "The last act of egression and persecution against the e by your medicine : three medical &c., that I would frequently go , reported, at £l5 ;20 tone of Angola BARWOOD sold at £7 10s, and sof For evety dog they erre* will have his day F ends of Dublin in the Gulf of St Lawr established church in Ireland to which I Omit at present allude gentlemen, whom I had the great- Without eating ; 'although your ;Re -err. • . enee, 25th Sept: • fine Carewooe at £l7 les.-TURPRNTINE continues to advance, and 'They talk or right of conquest :-by my conscience e Belmont, from the Clyde, off Cape Gaspee. (for, were Ito attempt to enumerate them all, the catalogue In all my life I never harcieich nonsense; vat confidence in, rather advised pine are not recommended for my ' Frederick Young, Reay, teem Alexandria, at Malta, and-sailed for 1,000 brls., just arrived, have been sold, but the peice has net publiety . - me not to trouble myself with me- complaint, know iug they had cured would be tor , numerous to be cnntained in twenty letters) is the A fair comparishun to make indeed! this . port, 24th September. • ' dicineeas they considered it per- several individuals, I procured a transpired.-No sales in TAR, nor any alto ation in priee.-Montreal proposed suppression of every protestant church in Ireland A race that, curse them ! never tould a bead. 'fectly useless. You are at liberty large box, and by the tune it was F Miranda, Colgin, hence, at Malta. ' ' Pot Anise are 6(1 e Is 4, cwt. lower, but at this reduetion the eales (amounting to upwards of one-third of tbe whole nurnbet) where ~. I wish our saint would sweep the toads away, tO make what use you think pro- finished I. could eat almost any- 13 • e joh • I, ebo &Tibet • and Louisa, Spelding, hence, at Palermo. ' With other venemous reptiles, to the say, be, ence, at Figuiera. have been extensive. Montreal Pearl Ashes frilly maintain their the population did not exceed the number of fifty, with a pledge per of this. thing without inconvenience, but • n etseYe If we'd oar lands we'd Isee Owen he the birch, and Eliza, Tregartlem; Warrior, James; Ellen Jenkinson, relatively high price, and several parcels have been sold at 44s a 44s on the part of his Majesty's ministers (for I dared then, more And show them all the rights of Mother Church, I remain, e•onr obedient Servant, continue to take two pills an boor -'nery SAMUEL DAWSON. 'dere dinner. You are at liberty Irving ; and Venus, Andrews, hence, at Lisbon. 6d.-A few hhds. of coarse ground Philadelphia QUERCITRON Baste than once during the last session of parliament to rise iu their Free them from Satan's boudaee and controul, • te Make what use yowthink pro- Huta., October 29th. -The Truelove, Manger, with If tuns oil. has places in the House of Lords and deuy it) of the speedy . surren- And though we starved the body save the sowe- FROM DR. DARWALL, ise BIR- per of this. arrived - from Davis' Straits this morning; left 6th October, and was I• b d• df t lOs 60 efseret-No alteration in Ceoveresuse rase een repose o a der of the rernaining pine of our church esteblishment into the Then come, my hearties I let's now drink their health, MINGHAM. I remaia teem, tee. eight days clearing the ice, in all which time they never saw a fish.- Or FLANSERD.-Nothing done in Bess' WAX.-The sales of H/DES • hands of that worthless isritator whose support they haiie.bought And wish them all that we don't want of wealth ; • ' BIRMINGHAM, April 10, 18:13. SAMUEL ROGERS. She brings no further news. aonsi.t of 250 ary Buenos Ayres Ox. and Cow at 8,1, 2,000 ...alt.:4 ditto Whose tinder hearts relinting in our cause, by the moral and political degradation,of oer country. Dear Sir,-I have been for sere- To Mr. Cheddon. et 41d ear 40, 5,000 East India Kips at 5d for dry, 5d sie 64d for brined leave now pulled down those d— d ould penal laws ; • "These are the,grounds which have led to the eetension_of The Lord maygrant them strength, and power, and grace, ral months prescribing your Pills in ell cases of Scrofula and Scor- Sunderland Herald, May 3, 1834. SATURDAY, OCT. 31.-Noon. Wind E.N.E.-Fresh breeze. and dry salted, and 21ce e 41d foierubbed. and 500 dry. Monte Video Orange societies in Ireland, and which will lead (I most earn- To pet us just of their oten`rery pkwe, butic Affections, with the greatest The demand in this town for detervero-The Tiger, M•Alpine, from Glasgow, w ith d ama e e , an d Horse Hides at 85 6d each.-Honse Here has been more inquired for ; eetly implore them to take this line) the members of these so- And sure 'tis then we'd not forget their zeal; possible success. As these com- Cheddon's Herbal Pills has been part of the cargo washed out, having been on shore.-111em. The oil 130 b a l es h a ve been sold atl.6ld e 18d for long tails, Bici 080 for fai r cieties to unite with the protestants. of England and Scotland But bring the craturs in the Church's pale ; plaints are greatly upon the in- unprece ented, which- ia entirely washed on shore 29th Oct. at Crosby, is part of the Tiger's cargo— in forming one general association, to be called the Protestapt Our Iloly Father's absolution given, crease, there being scarcely a fa- attributable to their intriusic worth Beaver, Woods, from the Isle of Man, in distress. mixed, and 71d e 71d •W' Ite for short -59 tons Dutch OAK BARK That only then they kneW the reed to heaven." brought £5 lOs 4/ ton.-The TOBACCO market continues firm, and the Association, in snaport of the, religious doctrineseef the reforma- mile free from, them, I consider and the greatbenefit numbers hare SAILED-The Matchless, Bence, for Gibraltar-Bee, Cornish, for _ tiom and of the political principles of the revolutiop of 161'38: your Medicine the • most valuable derived from taking them. Valparaiso, Etc-Girard, Cunningham, tor Gibraltar, w e —s c ipi o , sales amount to about 300 Mids., of which 50 hlids. Virginia leaf and • . . ' - ever discovered. I have also pre --owe-- Wylie, -for Hayti-Jamaica, S m ith, for e a mai c e...-Thi s tl e , Vo g ler, for 20 hhds. stemmed were taken for Ireland, and the remainder to the " I cannot conclude this letter vvitehat offering one 'or two brief observations on that part of the Attorney e Generel's speech MUNIFICENT' CONTRIBUTION TO THE Pereons desirous of forwarding Mr. CisennoN Testimonials St Andrew-Thomas Diekason, Lyon ; Constitution, Wilson ; and e , orne-tratie. • Jose bine Britton for New York--Ladv Keith Burrows for Malta- - in which he asks-' Who would believe the assertions of mem- STARVING POOR. of the efficacy of his Pills, can address him to the care of his .P. , , . . .. , t . , Adelaide, Keetly, for Trieste-Rapid, Simpson, for Messina-Wohle• tiers of Orange Lodges ?"ro this I will briefly answer, that I • London Agents. - . ahrt, Maas' for Hamburgh-Anna etaria, Stickney, for St-John, NB- • feel convinced that lam associated with a body of Men whd are Our readers have not failed to observe. that in Limerick the i' Sold, wholesale and reta ~ by HANNAY ant . ICo 63 Oxford , • , • • I nnce kerdmand. Bonnesen, for Leghorn-British Merchant. Chant- MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. ' 'nd Per The transactions in BRIMSTONE lave been on a small scale but at characterised byes high and hohourable feeling, and who 'are greatest possible distress prevails amongst the lower classes of street, London, Wholesale Patent Medicine Venders a - ler, for New Orleans-Cora, Hutchison, for Bahia-Thomas, IM'Queen as much respected both en. the virtues which adorn their private its inhabitants, and that especially iri the parish of St. Michael's. fumers to the Royal Family, by whom Dealers in the country and Regard, Creston; for Charleston-Herwiette, Withmer, for Etsi- improving prices ; b aine ' S £8 les has been o t d for small lots of icily and public lives, as the members of the political party with the misery of the poor has been, and is, so. extreme, that the are supplied with Cheddon's Pills, and every other , Patent Me- mire-Scotia Risk, for St John, N B-British King, Hunt, for Sayan- first quality.-No sales reported in SUMAC; Sicily is scarce, and much c nah-Matilda' H d f G . o gson, or enoa, Btc-Actif, Vanderbrock, Ostend which he has connected himself. This question, however, I utmost exertions of the friends of huinaoity, and the exercise of dicine, at the usual Trade Prices, and allowed 10 per ent. _ Ucker, Radmann, for Stettin- . Mary, Laird, for Newfoundland- inquired for.-In Anecies and CRB&M of Telerate no business done will readily leave to public opinion to decide between us. The . a liberal charity, have not been able to effect the rescue of hun- . Discount, upon Orders accompanied with a Cash Remittance. John Miller, Ramsay, for Say genah. worthy of notice.-For MAneees and MADDER ROOTS there is scarcely . secone puiut is, where he gives it as his opinion that the Duke dreds front starvation and cold. We are happy, however, to an- GRAHAM'S TASTELESS APE•RIENT LOZENGES. . • any inquiry.-Small sates have been made of-Vetorne, within the . of Wellington ' reduced this country, by what I must call his nounee, that thi ngs muffle a more f avoura bl e aspec t, an d th a t A safe, mild, and effective Aperient, unlike most Medicines, The Hymen, Bell, hence, at Falmouth, with loss of boats, bulwarks range of our quotations.-The transactions in Orava Ore extend to misgoverument. Previous to his resigning the helm of affairs, to M r . cyc o nn e w s arr i va l, w ith hi s f am ily an d su it e , i n Li mer i c k, are agreeable to the palate, they are therefore strongl.Y and stanchions, cookhouse, &e. having been struck by a heavy sea 26th Oct. in lat. 49 35, long. 8 40: . abou; 5 d • • d ' tl k • 1 0, tens, at gradually a vancmg prices; unng re wee sma 1 . a state or wretchedness. There was then nothing throughout ha s i n some d egree di s p e ll e d th e g l oom , an d l a id th e di sma l confidently recommended, as the most useful Purgative for • . Aurora, Tureen - . henceeat Hayti. lots of Galleon have been sold at £64 e £65, and other sorts at £63 to , the country but discontent and an a rc hy, an d, i n many parts spectie of despair which hung over this ill-fated parish. We Children'. Minstrel Bey, Joy, hence for Rio Grande, at Falmouth. £64 r tun -On Saturday last further news was received from the misery and suffering. In Ihe southern part of the island incens copy the ftillowing announcement from the Limerick. Star :- .GRAHAM'S .TOOTH AND EAR-AC H E TINCTURE. Lion, Shepnerd, from Zante, off Falmouth, and proceeded to this • • • diar7 tires were blazing in every quarter, and in many Counties e • Davis's Straits Fishery, from which it appears the slues have. cepa ehe Rev. Mr. D'Arcv thankfully acknowledges the receipt of The increasing sale and constant demand for this never-thiline port. . • e in England there was actually open insurrection against the go- re Lord Oakle Marks hence off Cape Chat. riencedeery bad success ; the consequence has been a further advance one pound from Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., per Thomas Devitt, remedy prove its efficacy more than any words can express ;or - .Y. - ' , . verumeute Now, I will not deny to a great extentithe accuracy F•sq., for the poor of St. Michael's parish." , noquet, Hmdo, hence. at St Lucia. in the prices of all descriptions of Oie, but more partic e elarly Fuser.- all the pains we are subject to, the Tooth and Ear Ache, and Tino, Ellis, from Malta, at Corfu. of the picture which be has drawn of the state of the country at that period; but I arrive at a very ciifferent conclusion as to the Oh, merrily, merrily rung the bells, p a ins in the Yace, are universally allowed to be the most dread- Jean Van Evele Corneliste, frorn Bruges for this port, off Dartmouth The business in SEAL and Con has been trifling, buyers being unwill tenses which led to that disastrous . position of public affairs, and ' The hells of St. Michael's tower, -. :fully agonizing ; thousands of Teeth have been cured by its ap- Th e i r i s , Willi ams , f rom Alexandria and Beyrout for this port, at ing to give the advaneed prices required, which are our quotations.- When Deees . proud note, plieation, and .may . be _preserved to the latest period of life by Milford. In Sl= o.res, small sales have been effected.-A very . eetenstve busi try the almost actual disorganization of every principle upon And his blessing to boot, . • its timely use ;-it immediately relieves these tormenting pains William, Sanders from Smyrna at Milford for orders • which social order has and must ever exist, namely, a total want Arrived at the chapel door. 'after every other remedy . has failed, preserves time Teeth and , m Newfoundland for Pernamb Balclutha, -' fro ' ' * uco, wasspoken . ness has . bemedone in fiALIK Oie, both on the spot and for arrival, Of respect and confidence on the pert of the people of this coun.. . Merrily, merrily rung the bells, 28th ult. in lat.-36, him 37. . • commencing at £2B lOse £29, a nd later at £3O for arrival; the total try towards theirrulers. Boldly will I-declare it as my opinion, The bells of St. Itlichael's tower ; d u ifies the G um s, arrests the further progress of decay, an- p r-- et And rew , —, hence for St Andrew, was spoken in lat. 43, d 7 0 sales of the week may be estimate at 5 tone, about half taken on in which I feel confident that nine-tenths of my countrymen . . - . Merrily, merrily eung the bells, breath. . , long; eO. speculation.-The inquiry for HEMP continues, and a small advance will agree, that the state of the country to which he has alluded .. . The bells oeSt. ltlichael's toe er. Thousands have been deprived of their rest night after night, , , Robert and Ann — . hence for Miramichi, was spoken 25th let - - in lat. 45, long. 40. has been realised.-In FLAX little done.- e Early in the week some ex- The Patriot Din Was a beeearman, - and unable to masticate their food from these distressing pains, did not arise from the misgovernment of ehe Duke of Welling- America,• Floyd, hence for Baltimore, was spoken 24th ult.. in lat. teneive sales of TAteow were effected, the unfavourable news from A big bull-beggar Yds ,e,e ; they need now no loneer deSpair•a-if this . reniedy fails there is 34, long. 33. tun, but from the worthless and inflammatory course pursued For he was poor, and from door to door the Fishery having produced. a bias in its favour, at an advance of no t one on earth that'will cure. Ladies who sulk; from Tooth BeNey, —, hence for Figuera, was spoken Ilth instant, i n l a t. through the factious and party feeling of the political party now , Begged his annui-ty. in power, b-oth' in parliament and out, both -in the House of Then merrily, merrily sing the bells, Ache previous to and during Contioement, will find instant 43, long. 10. about 6d 417 cwt, . Da hence • Lords as well as in the House of Commons, in holding out false The bells of St. iniamel's tower • relief from its application. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., Cosmopolite, Pririce Le Bob, ane George, y„ at Gross Isle Dash, Brocklebank ; and Velocity, Fathaen, hence, at Newfound.. and delusive promises to the people, that the measures they , For poverty's mist at once. dispels and 41.5 d. each, land. • LIVERPOOL corrON MARKET, OCTOBER 30. At the fail of a golden shower. GRAHAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS AIiERIENT, or FAMILY Ge H would bring forward, if placed by their suffrages in power, would . m, neaphreyet and Andes, Taylor, frofit Hemburghe at New- The demand this week has been onle to a very modende • extent, Merrily, merrily, Fec. &ce PILLS. Evety one must be aware of the necessity of faking foUndland. prove a panacea fur all the difficulties against which they were • . and our prices are lower generally by Id e itiefe Ib then :those of Then the Patriot, DAN, devieed a plan Aperient Medicine,. apd, if they study, their own interest, will Don, Porter, hence, off St Pant's. contending; and in representing to them that the political To relieve the poor distrest- take care never to be without these Admirable Pills ; those who Ontield, Campbell, hence. at C on stantinople, touched the ground at Fri •day last, and Egyptian and Sea Island fd 0 Id. 1,000 American On party whom it was their sole object to remove had withheld from "Let the poor," says he, " giee their bread to me, have taken them allow their pre-eminent superimity over all Kedielloes. - ed :3d but got off without damage, and s . .1 October . for speculation and 1,000 for export. 500 bags Sealslands and stained thein those blessings which it was their object te bestow upon And-leave to me the rest" Odessa. other Aperient Medicines for the Cure and Prevention of . Friday are advertised for public sale on next. them. In remarking upon the incendiary fires which took Then merrily, merrily rents the bells, Bally, Meer ; and Red Rover, Watkins, henceeat Co ' nstantinople. place in the southern counties of England (and 1 never, till the The bells of St. Michael's tosser; Diseaso, and never think of resortingeo any other after having The Eliza Sanders, ....--, from Syr& ; and the Packet, Briggs, from first perpetrators of those fires have been discovered, shall give For the poor poked up and saw poverty's cop given them ONE trial. They are admirably adapted for every Zente, at Patras. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON. O'ertlow WWI a golden shower. age and constitution, be removing . all obstructions *and oh- Belot, °dem; from Malta, at Zanteeand-sailed 16th September, for Prom the 24th inst.. to this day inclusive. ' up the opinion to which I errived, upon strong substantial evi- Merrily, merrily: See. S:c. noxious particles; and•preventing the body from falling into a ce,Pheloole• . .. deuce, that those fires were, in .the first instance, the work of the ne Pernon from Malta, et Zaete. SALBE. IMEORTF. TIIM St. Michael's poor taised tire violet, shower, State of disease. In the following Complaints they have been t'corge Cann' e , - . . ____ -- Sales popish party.), 'I am surprised that Mr. Attorney took no notice Whose drops are of eopper and brass ; round Surprisingly Efficacious, viz., IndigestioneUss of Appe- dTh ' M'T The Fanny and Jane, Cockrell ean emis, . actin, hence, at neseairrioes.• - P - Frsly - This This erveiy. Gibralter. . of the dreadfel conflagration which took place at Bristol, which And the " starvin e _e man" gave his rap to Dan, this Year Week of the week. Week this Year destroyed a keater amount of property than has taken place And the " raggosi" his Itununt As, lite, Giddinees, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation at the Heart, Panth e o n , H a i ne ; a nd Veins, Ageo, hence, at Cediz. . -e- -. - -- under similer circumstances in tins country during the last een- While merrily, merrily rung the bells, 'ain in the Head, all Disorders of the" S"tomacla and Bowels, Joseph, Benns; Egide, Denduyte ; and Maria, Vanderstein, from Sea Island Georgia 7750 160 .20 ne 26d tury- e -of the burning, of the bishop's palace, upon which no The hells of St. M iehael's tower ; Heatt Burn, Flatulence, Bilious and Nervous Affections, De- this port, at Ostend. Stained Ditto 1670 • 0- 0 1531 303350 As the beggarman's hat-went pit-a-pat bility, Attaeks of Fever, Pains of all Kinds, Gravel, Worms, Gillman • and Ne tune, Iledman, hence at P Colurnbes„ p , !menthe-co Upland Ditto • 249350 63 7 0 64 1,15 , . doubt can exist in the mind of any impartial judge was chiefly Sarah. Carpenter, from Vostizza, off Ramsgate. With the drops of the golden shower. Piles, Habitual Costiveness, &e., in fact there is scarcely a _ . Alabama. ..... • • •• • .1 106190 2,600 7 - gt . ' occasioned by the violent and inflammatory speeches delivered Merrily, merrily, We. tee. disease they will not cure: To Ladies and Children they are . . Mobile 7 - Ile 339536 in the House of Parliament by many who have since succeeded, SUNDAY, Nov. 1.-eNogre Wind W.-Light breeze. • New Orleans 285260 3800: 7 se I2i ' Then DAN, at length, drew forth the tenth invaluable, neither requiring confinement nor alteration in diet, ~ not to guide the helm, but to be puppets in the hands - of a popish Of the tithe of the smallest mite, . Aneivete-The Elizabeth, Scott, from St John • , N B-Canton, —, Pernambuco ..... ..• 1 36110 1000 Ili - 1 " • 1 46084 and are prepared of the choicest Drugs, which always improve party. • And, sas's he, " You've there an instalment fair, from Quebec-Lion, Shepherd, from Zante-Bispham, Seward, from Aricati and Ceara.... Ili - Ile •. " Gentlemen. I feel that I have too long trespassed upon yonr l',ur share of the Liores right. the Constitution. In Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Palerino-lrie, Williams, from BeyrOut. Bahiannd Maeaio 24120 •• 340 4 'lOl -12 2387 31221 attention, and throw myself upon your indulgence for the liberty Then merrily, merrily rung the bells, each. ' SAILED-John Stamp, Youug, for Bombays-Isabella, Carriphellefor •• Maranham } 26900 - eee 112 -13 s 35988 which I have taken in intruding myself upon your notice. - I . The bells of St. Michael's tower, -s'' Shipping Orders executed on liberal . terms by Hannay Demerara-Margaret Hightield, Thom, for Genoa, tec.--Halifax, p ar e' Saweintic d °Lel 11 - 0 I 360 . 1 0 - 0 . 219 beg to offer you my warmeet and. tritest heartfelt thanks- fore-thee - -- .. - - . e. _. _ At the si e nht or the mite which pat to eight and Ca n 63, Oxforcl.street, London. .. _ ,_- . , • ~ Ciesry. for Ifelifax-Formosa, Mitchell, for •Mobile-Birroie g hatu: p - man ' 2000 e , ' - 0.7*-- 0 1 . • • 2127 Gaunt farnine's spi.ctral power. - eatterson, for Inew-Orleans-Hibernia, Wilson, for New Yorks-Bar; D er " b 640 ' decided and truly religious course which you have taken at this B emerara and Ber ice, 1 ; 0 - 0 - .2028 _ _- , Then merrily, merrily ring the bells, bars, Mackay, for Philadelphia-Llama, Miller; and Lively, Spittle, most momentous crisis. If we are true to the sacred cause • . eve Liavti-Charlotte White' for Jamaica-Dilieent Johnson for arbados, . 990 100 91 -17 1 510 - 3226 The bells of St. el ichael's lower, LONDON GAZ ETTE.—FRIDAY, OCT. 30. e , , Cemmon West India.. . 3320 20 104 - 0 which we now stand forward to advocate-if, above all, w e are Trinitid, &c.-Tho 'elll ' II 1 ' And the sound of the pound shall be renowned mas e or, utc unson, for Pernambuco. . La Guayra. 4050 150 0 4 - 101 6405 ' true to that God and Saviour whose merciful providence has so Through the world from this blessed hour. ' ' ' Carthamma - 0 5462 often beer' exteueed to save this cuuntry when she stood un the IN3OLVENT. , The Camerton, Brown, front Antwerp, fur this port, at Ramsgate. Smyrna - 0 , 93 . . William llenry Guy, Stroud, Glncestershire, woollen-draper. Martiu, Ilunt; and Ann, Thompson, hence ler Sligo, at Lochindall. E • • _ very brink of destruction, casting ourselves entirely upen hts . eyptian 10960 301 le -15 50e0 24831 mercies, and looking upon our _strength and power "as very Tits Mock AND THE REAL WESLEYANS.—We perceive a BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Champlain, from Cork, off St Paul's, 26th 'September. &vat and Madras ... . 53700 360 61 — 7 4 37657 weakness-I feel confident that we shall triumph over the united long-winded advertisement put fdrth by certain dissenting Die- Ch r istopher Carnes, Liverpool, glass-merchant. • Ebenezer, Adriens, arrived from Malaga, fur this port, at Holyhead; Bengsl ...... ....... 1340 - 0 1014 . 4438 pn 16th Oct. in Ist: 38.20, long. 10, spoke the Hazard, 9 days out from Per P - rielic safe this cl;;;,: powers of po.per d y, socinianism, scepticism, and iufidelity, which senters, viz. a portion of the sect of Wesleyan methodists, who BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Glasgow. Yesterdey, 15 miles W. S.W. of Bardsey, exchanged num- Sea Island ' 0 - 0 are uow arrave agaiust us. have taken it 'nab - their heads to quarrel with the great body of George Downs, Tick-hill, Yorkshire, dealer. bets With -the Seeen. Boyd, hence for St Thomas. Stained Ditto.. :..... } • 0- 0 • " lit the siruggle which must inevitably and speedily take their brethren, because at this crisis, when the ,protestant re- Wexford, of Wexford, off St Paul's, Ilth of October. Bengal BANKRUPTS. . , . d a ists the. piece (as far a s human jedgment can enable man to form an formed faith is . assailed by . socinians, infidels, an p p h , t Charles.Flighi, St. J es's-etre.et, London, tailor. 0 - — -- upinione in support of that religion, in defence .of which our. - latter. have announced their inteution of supporting t ees a- Richard Noble, jun., Upper Belgrave-place, Pimlico, London, corn- MONDAY, Nov. 2.-Noon, Wind S.W.-Light breeze. 819660 16060 10472 848765 forefathers cheerfully surrendered all that bound them to earth, blishment. We should not have alluded to this schism amongst chandler. . . Anueven--The Brothers, Motley, from Quebec, sailed 24th Sept, sesen.----. _ .. even to life itself, and which they have bequeathed to us as the the Wesleyaus, did we trot feel it an act of grateful justice to omnany with the'Bradehaw On 'eh Oct. off St Paul's s oke the John Topp, Charles-street, Commercial-road-east, London, coal- ls?.- - - • L • ' . P most invaluable of all earthly legacies, let es be cheered in our place the conduct of the great and influential body ef methodist dealer. eu holson, from ancaster to Bethune, winch had b•aarded the St LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Nov. 2. . enward path of duty with this unspeakable consolation and sup- nonconformists in juxta-position and contrast wit . h that of these William and John Holman, Devonport, Devonshire, drapers. Leonard, from Quebec to this port, a few days before off St Peter's, We advance our quotations for both dry and pickled Butter, for the R' e 1 • eh' eford Essex miller. sof ichard Serace taxis . in, , , , water-logged and abaridoned; same day spoke the George Marsden, former of wh• hth d d ' ' •tl 1 • . tc e eman continues brisk, but in le atter there is , port, that li e w h o i s f or us is g!eater than he that is agaitist us. double Nebismatics. The mass of the censcientious follower . eam. ri el Stocker, St. Philip and Jacob, Olocestershire e vietnreler. from Sunderland to Qnebee—Alcyone, lquir, from Quebec, sailed . , " I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, with the sincerest John Wesley will not abandon the chinch ; they have de- William and Minis Davies, Oswestry, Shropshire, tine:ter-merchant 26th. Sept. ;On the .28th, off Bic, spoke the Thorney.Close; On the bttle doing, and the price must be considered nominal.-In the other respect, your obedient humble eervant, clared, in conformity with the doctrine held by the good -man DIVIDENDS. 29th, off Barnaby Island, spoke tho Anne, o r p w 1,..11i ; On the 3d of articles under this head we have not any alteration to note. " WINCHILSEA AND NOTTINGHAM." whose name distinguishes them, that they will not league with Li I els tel • - l q e• °ff CaPee e' • hat exchaneed numb TS ' 0, e with the Betty, and Lady H. a . Cl. S. (1. .. • ... 1 1 ___. ---:-..„ _ .._ _...__ _ _.-.....-, estereislonent Nov. 28, W.. and S. Stokes, , verpoe , iner e, an s-_ - eT - ov. 28, J. anti I Ellice ; 4 0n the 1 o th, in lat. 40 40, long. 57, was in company with the is 5... ~ . .. .• • UTTER.-Bellast,new THE MOCK AND THE REAL WESLEYANS.—We perceive a long-winded advertisement put forth by certain dissenting Dis senters, viz. a portion of the sect of Wesleyan methodists, who have taken it into their heads to quarrel with the great body of their brethren, because at this crisis, when the protestant re formed faith is assailed by socinians, infidels, and papists, the. latter, have announced their intention of supporting the esta blishment, We should not have alluded to this schism amongst the Wesleyaus, did we trot feel it an act of grateful justice to place the conduct of the great and influential body of methodist nonconformists in juxta-position and contrast with that of these double schismatics. The mass of the conscientious followers of John Wesley will not abandon the chinch; they have de- Glared, in conformity with the doctrine held by the good man whose name distinguishes them, that they will not league with the infidel and papis'. to overthrow the protestant establishment. The small knot who put forth their beggine• advertisement, abusing the church and their non-sectarian hlethren for sup porting it, are not, in the real sense of the term, Wesleyans, and We think that respectable body are well quit of the latitudinarian and uncharitable set. MATRIMONIAL MISERIES.—A trial took place a short time since before the Supreme Court of the State of Maine (U.S.) which developed a good many curious family matters, and fur nished much amusement to those who have a taste for the on curtaining of marital mishaps. Mrs. Vance instituted proceed ings against her husband, Mr. Vance, .for the purpose of ob taining, in the.first place, a divorce; and, secondly, a compe- . 'tent alimony from the pocket of her carp spate. The "male creature" in the suit was a poor old gentleman of some 70 Win ters, who bad some time before taken into his head to marry a young wife of only 20. The lady's inducement .to become a :party to this frosty transaction was stated with great delicacy and succinctness by herself--she married Mi. Vance for his :money, and upon the principle that "the hide and tallow of an o ld ox would btry a young steer any time." Mrs. Vance, how ever, seemed tired of waiting for the "hide" of her husband in the ordinary course of nature, and sought some.of the " tallow" through the instrumentality of the law. She brought her suit accordingly. The charges against Vance were extreme cruelty. Ile had bruised, bitten, kicked, pinched, thumped, and pushed his better half. All this she proved. On the other haod,. the venerable respondent proved that his wife was in the habit of leaving his bed at night to smoke-a cigar! The lady, however, met this by a replication. . She brought testimony to prove that he had a mast unhusbandtv fondness for cats, and was, more over. addicted to onions. This last enormity, we believe, set fled the case. The court could not stand that, but immediately granted a divorce a mensa et thoro ; ordered the husband to _pay, 100 dollars. by way of costs, and the yearly sum of 200 dollars during the lady's life for her maintenance, payabk.. quarterly. AuntyEn—The Brothers, Motley, from Quebec, aniled 24th Sept, in'company with the'Bradshaw. On 7th Oct. off St Paul's spoke the Nicholson, from Lancaster to Bathurst, which had boarded the St Leonard, from Quebec to this port, a few days before off St Peter's, water-logged and abandoned; same day spoke the George Marsden, from Sunderland to Qnebec—Alcyone, Muir, from Quebec, sailed 26th. Sept. ; On the 28th, off Bic, spoke the ThornerClose; On the 29th, off liarnaby Island, spoke the Anne, of Pwhelli ; On the 3d of Oct. off Cape Chat, exchanged numbers with the Betty, and Lady H. Ellice ; On the 17th, in lat. 4940, long. 57, was in company with the Hope, from Miramichi, for this port. SAILED—Donna Maria, Steel, for Oporto—Louisa, Ball, forSt John N B—Fairfield, Slack, for Savannah—Bellona, Simpson, for Marco barn—La Belle Alliance, Petrie, for Antwerp—Sunbury, Hinde; for Charleston—Louis Constant, .Hansen, fur Antwerp—Erederica, Van Kerckhove, for Ostend—Margaret. Russell, for Rio Janeiro—Diligent, Johnson, for Trinidad—Enfield, Thomas, for Valparaiso & Maracaibo —Charles, Sikkis, for Ostend—Nautilus, , for Quebec—Jane, Brown, for Ariesti—Galston, Guthrie. for liaafiordGarryone, Met calf, for Hammerfest—Wilhelmina, Kopp, for Jaeobstadt—Lantlash, Nicholson, for Malaga—Alert, —, forDenia. We advance our quotations for both dry and pickled Butter, for the former of which the demand continues brisk, but in the latter there is little doing, and the price must be considered nominal.—ln theother articles under this head we have not any alteration to note. s . Cl. S. d. BUTTER.—Belfast,new Banbridge, new 76 0 —7B 0 --- -Colerain 77 0 78 0 --. Sligo, old 76 0 'l7 0 ' Derry, old 77 0 78 0 -- • Waterford, new 76 0 80 0 Limerick, new OO 0 75 0 Cork, new .... 00 0 76 0 Do. pickled gds, new... 00 0 78 0 --- Do. dry ads, new Newry 79 0 80 0 Do. dry Ist, new ' OO 0 00 0 -- ,Dunclaik O.) 0 —OO 0 Carlow, new Benr.—New Prime Mess 95 0 102 8 per tierce. • New India, 105 0 110 0 Pottx ... . Do. Baccra, new Do. o!cl ... . - DRY HAMS 42 0 46 0 War Do . ... 30 0 -.- 34 0 -- LARD.—Firkin 44 0 48 0 Bladdered . . ... -48 0 50 0 DIVIDENDS. Nov. 28, W. and S. Stokes, Liverpool, merchants—Nov. 28, J. and F. Lapage, Leeds and Liverpool, merchants—Nov. 23, N. and S. Tuff yell, York-street, London, melters—Nov. 33, J. Buckley and C. Nunn, Manchester. Ash ton-under- Ly ne and London, gingham-Manufacturers —Nov. 23, W. Youatt, Nassau-street, London, druggist—Nov. 21, W. Thomson, Cross-lane, London, wine-merchant—Nov, 21, G. P. Strat ton, Park-hall, Warwickshire. and Fulham, pipe-manufacturer—Nov. 20. D. Twort, Horsmonden, Kent, miller—Nov. 19. T. Hankinton. Macclesfield, grocer—Nov. 19, P. Stelfox, Dobcross, Yorkshire, wool len-cloth-manufacturer—Nov. 19, J. Buckley. New Barn, Yorkshire, clothier--Nor. 21, J. Schortield, Southowram, Yorkshire, card-maktr. STATE OF TRADE. LEEDS.—We have no alteration to note in the trade of this district. which continues in a very satisfactory state. The mills, generally, are fully employed. - • - BRADFORD.—This market, on Thursday, was not so brisk as last week. In wools there were some extensive sales, hut 'the piece market was rather dull at last week's !nines. We are happy to ray, however, that the mills are all working full time, and the stocks in the manufacturer's bands are low. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless the cause 2othd be shownf ove mto the contrary on or b e f ore ay oN . J. Boniface, Eastgate, Sussex , maltst,r—T. Mussulwhite, D ev i zes, Wiltshire, saddler—l. J. Weatherlev, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, met chant—M Scholey, Kingston-upon-I - lull. draper—N-. Coplimr, King street, London, woollen-:.gent—lt. W. Vizer, Bristol, and London, merchant—.l. Cantellow, Brownlow-street, London, plasterer--m. A'; Lewis, Norfolk-street, London, milliner E. M'Coy, W e ii_ eoutt, London, stationer—J. Chennells, Limehouse.hole, wine -merchant. The Bragila, Taylor, from Quebec, at Falmouth ; On the 23d Oct. in the river St Lawrence, spoke the Princess Charlotte, from Newry. John Black, Mackenzie, from Marseilles, at Falmouth. Traveller, Harvey, from Trinidad, at Cadiz. America, Kitson, from New Orleans, at Cowes, sailed Ist Sept. Marv, Bale, from Smyrna, at Milford, and sailed for this port. William and Sally. Miller; and Patty, Couch, hence, at Waterford. Hannah Moore, Moore; and Isabella, Herbert, hence, at Buenos Ayres. 'Plyrn, Davies, hence, at Beyrout. Crescent, , hence, oil Malta. Fortuna, Beilon ; and Bokins, hence, at Bremen. The Scotsman, Barney, from Odessa, at Falmouth; On the 14th Oct. 30 miles East of Gibraltar, spoke the Diana, from Marseilles to this port; On 25th, in lat. 46 10, long. 11 10, spoke the Eleanor, to the Cape of Good-Hope; On 28th,,in lit. 49, long. 7 2,), spoke the Helen, Scott, hence to Cape Hayti. Daniel Grant, Tetts. was to sail from Realijo for Valparaiso and this port, about 25th July. Bachelor, Ellis, hence and Hobart Town, for Sydney, New South Wales. Harriet, 'nodes, sailed from New South Wales for Hobart Town, 17th May.—Freak, Boueli, for Manilla, 24th May ; and Stutestuari, Quiller. for Sincapore, 31st May. The Mischief, from Smyrna, and the Iris, hom Beyrout, - have not yet arrived. . . FALMOUTH, Oct. 30.--L-The Hymen, from Liverpool, has been sur veyed, and commenced landing her cartio„ part being found damaged. UDDERSFIELD.—At this market, on Tiesday, the demand . for plain cloths and lighter goods was brisk, and &good deal of business was done on former terms. The fancy manufacturers are well employed. BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.—The trade of this town still con.. tintres to be in a very healthful state; the operatives were never so prosperous as they are at present; the manufacturers have some difficulty in getting certain descriptions of goods manu factured, in consequence of the great demand for drills, most of the operatives preferring to weave that article to any other • as it realises more wages. K I DDRE MINSTER.—The carpet trade is en brisk that the manufacturers have not the means of supplying the demand. .CHANGE, Ait 30. Rye. I Bn, s s 31 0 40 31 5 40 22 9 14 Orts.--The disastrous accounts of the results of the fisheries in Davis' Straits have created a good deal of speculation in the oil trade. Greenland pale seal and South Sea oils are now quoted at the advanced price of £42 per tun, cod £4Q, and sperm £73. In seal oils there has also been,a good deal of activity ; linsoed nil is £4l per tun; rape isjs3 per tue. The actual ad vance.on fish oils has been from J 5 to £6, and upon seal oils about £3 per tuu. In whalebone there has also been a consi derable advance.r .. ,f. ••••••., /OLO. '~`ta:~ • - *lo6*' gUsitow ter:._; AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or M uscovado Su gar , eomputed from the returns made in the week endinit the z7th day o f o eto b t , T, is 37s 7id per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. On Monday,. Mr. Thomas Doyle, a young man ahont the age of twenty-six, lust his life bybeing choked' w hil e di n i ng with his sister-in-law, in Lucas - pl a ce , St. Pancras. While in the act of eating he laughed at som e thing said by a child, and the table, a s i t )le r a - p l are infointlwloyed him, a nd great agony, intoaimndmreadniatey yard. froin his sister-in-law the see ing him nearly black in the face from suffocation, she attempted ruse to put her finger down her throat;- but could not relieve him. A medical man was sent for, but, before he could arrive, the un fortunate man was dead. ' . LONDON CORN EXI Wht. Brly. 1 Oats. I AVERAGE a d a d 1 a d Of the Nireel: Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 41 4 28 9! 23 11 Duty on Foreign . . . .47 8 15 4 12 3 IMPORTATION OF CORN POR THE LAST WEEK. Wheat Barley . Malt Oats Beans Pens English 3580 3150 1220 2930 - Scotch - - - - -- Irish - 700 -- 690 - - Brit. Colonies - Foreign I I 3900 - ONN , i , ml%r,#.a Nov. 3, 1835. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 2. The supplies of every article in the Corn trade duilpff the week have been liberal.—Wheat, with the exception orprinrefish. was difficult of sale even at Tuesday's quotations. Irish red' dried 4.s 5/1 to -5s ; white 5s ld 6s.—Cats were in tolerable request at 23.6 d (ci 25 7ss. —Superfine Flour continues in fair demand at 36s reil 375, but fines and other qualities, from the competition with English manufacture. wen: sold on lower terms, 30s a 33s 'the current rate.—Meal. 23s nee, and 20s 4d 21s 6d old.—Barley without any alteration. 3s 6d e 3s 74 grind ing,. 3s 104 e4s 4d malting. Wunar, <1;" 70(b. s d s d English, new red, 5 7 a 6 0 Do, old 5 10 6 2 Do. new white Do. old ' 0 0 .. 0 0 Scotch, white 5 1 .. 6 2 Do. red Irish, new red Do. old • 4 4 .. 4 11 Do. new white Do. old 4 9 .. 5 6 Dantzig, red Do, white Stettin, red Do. white Oonigsherg, red Do._ white Riga & Petersburg Odessa 0 0.. o'o 0 0.. 0 0 0 0.. 0 0 O 0... 0 0 O 0.. 0 0 0 0.. 0 0 0 0.. 0 0 O 0.. 0 0 Russian, hard 0 0.. 0 0 Canada, red ' 4 10 .. 5 10 Do. white Bonded Wheat RYE, imp. 9r. English and Foreign, free 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond BARLEY, imp. qr. English, Malting., 0 0 .. 0 0 Wb ip• FLOUR, 47 280%. English, fine Irish, 2ds, new . Do. fine American. sweet, per brl. free 0 0 a Do. in bond 00 0 .. 00 0 Do. sour, free 0 0 0 , Do. in bond Canadian, free DO. in bond 0 0 0 0 OATMEAL, 2401 b English, new .... 0 0 .. 0 d Irish, new Do. old 2O 0 .. 22 0 BRAN. 24tb 0 9 .. 1 0 Griiiding..6oil; 3 7.. 311 Irish, Malting, do 3 11 .. 4 0 Do. Grinding, do 3 5.. 3 9 Foreign, d. p. do 0 0 .. 0 0 Dn. in bond 0 0.. 0 0 OATS, r 474 b. English, new Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0 Scotch, &c new 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. old 0 0 .. 0 PRICES OF SHARES. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2, 1835. Per Share Liverpool Coal Gas • £3OO 0 0 Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, ....£lOO ' 150 0 0 New Shares, premium „ Liverpool and Harrington Water Works Bootle ditto Oars, 4f 4516. s d s d 1 1 Irish, n. kilndried a 414 2 7i Do. okt do 2 7t.. 2.04 Do. prime, 42113 2 84... 0 'Y Do. do. old 210 k.. 00. Foreign, free 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. ii. bond . 0 0' .. 0 0 Pius E. 19 imp. qr l, English, white OO 0..00 0 i, 'Foreign, white OO 0 ..'6O Ot LIXANS, 4/ imp. qr, English, T. c. otd, 00 1 _OO c , Do. Pigeon, old 00 0 .. 00 0 Foreign, free OO 0 .. 00 0 Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 Irish, Tick,c. new 0 0.. 0• 0 Do. old OO 0 .. 00 0 . Mite. er imp. qr English tNiits.x CORN, im. qr. . : Red Exchange Buildings 167 0 0 Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 4too paid 307 0 0 Ditto Old Quarters 25 - 204 0 0 Ditto New Quarters - 200 0 0 Bolton and Leigh ditto Ditto - 20 0 0 Warrington and Newton-ditto Kenyon and Leigh alitta .. 100 110 0 0 . _ Wigan Branch ditto - 106 6 0 Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 4O --. 44 5 0 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 --- 30 0 9 Leicester and Swannington ditto 59 - 48 0 C , Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway and Canal 48 - 33 0 0 i.eeda and Seiby Railway - 100 0 •0 Grand Junction ditto 4O 80 o; London and Birmingham ditto 49 10— 95 10 -0' Bank of Liverpool Bank of Manchester 25 32 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 --- 21 12 6 CoMmercial Bank of Liverpool - 15 0 .0 Liverpool Marine Assurance Company. 25 -- 21 0 Oldham . Gas Lig,ht and Waterworks - 19 5 0 Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co .. 10 - 10 5 0 Ocean Assurance Company - 9/0 0 Northern and Central Bank of England lO - 11 15 Union Bank .of Liverpool - 11 12 6 Commercial Bank of Ragland 5 - 6 0 0 RICHARD DAWSON, Share Bfoker. WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AIV LIVERPOOL, N .C. s. d. t. s. d, TIMBER, 4, cubic foot, Riga - 0 2 6- qt 0 2 8 Dantzig Memel ~ American Pipe Do. Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 9 Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0 Quebec . Oak Birch ' ..................: 11 1 5 0 1 8 PLANKS, af foot of 2 inch. Dantzig Deck American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 31 DEALS, 4f , standard hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 0 Memel Red., l6 0 0 17 0 0 Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULT 8. d. s. d. Has - Ne;v tlav 0 0 0 0 Clover flay— - Straw, Wheat 0 6-0 7 Straw, Oat 0 5 0 6 Green Clover 0 0 0 0— iIERICAN TLMJ3B , K, OVE'SIBER 2, 1835, DUTIES FOREIGN MAILS:. 1 555. V load. of 50 feet. 10s. If load cif sf) ft. ss. 47 !gad of 50 (et*. £ll f l2O. .£2 SS. 14 X 2 10#‘ (t 3 e mar 'URAL MARKET, Nov. 2. s. d. s. d. Potatoes Cattle Potatoes 1 0 1 2 - Turnips 0 0 0 0 per ton Carrots -,-- Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0 -- Manum 5 0 £ 0 - LOST-SIGHTS. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. Thursdar. Monday before tb. first Tuesday in every month. Tuesday_b e fore the third W- e duesday in every month. On the 14th and hot day of every mouth. Tuesday before the first Wednesday is every month. Monday and Thursday. PLACES. France. • Nlalta. (via France,) Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Portugal Sweden and Norway Gibraltar 1 Malta and the Mediterranean i 3.lad,irst. Aierea, Canary Sc Cape de Verde Md., r Rio de Janeiro and Brazils Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chill, and Peru .. Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havanna}, Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras > Leeward Islands and Deinerara Jamaica And Bahamas Cartha'ena and La Guayra North America Spain .. Holland and the Netherlands . Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rue sia, and the North of Btirope NORTHERN HOSPITAL, LEEDS-STREET. MONTHLY RRYORT, 31. t OCTOBER, A 5.35. .4,intitted in Ociober. Accidents without recommen. dation . Medical and Surgical cases with recommendation Remaining in the H, Discharged in October. Cure 4 ls Relieved & made Out-patients 9 Sent to the Fever Ward Died spital 33 House Visitors—Rev. Charles Lawrence and Charles Warner, Eiq• Physicians—Dr. Squires, Dr. Rylands, and Dr. Hannay. Surgeons—Mr. Gill, Mr. Banner. and Mr. Wainwright.—Uouse Sur" geon—Mr. Blower. Chaplain—Rev. J. 11. Stafford.'.Treasurer—George i. Wainwright• The Committee beg to acknowledge receipt of the following Donatiottg and Collections, - viz A Collection at St. Anne's Church after a Sermon by the Rev. W. Tvrer - Ditto at the Chapel in Oldham-street by the Rev. Dr. Ralph, LIS g 3 A Donation by Christopher Saltmarshe, Esq t.2l 0 0 Ditto by William Brown, Esq., of a share in the London and Birming• ham Railway. Ditto by Edward Wilson, Esq., of a share in ditto. OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET, Established 4.D. 1120, New Patients admitted during the month of September........ 14 1 Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist ance during the month of September Number since the commencement SOAP Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Christian. Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Alr. NeilL—Treasurer, Mr. J. Knoittel6 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Nam , mr of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during the last week:,— South. North. Total. Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 240 vo 510 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine, ' - 130 195 0 5 . .--- --....--- Total at each Dispensary.... &70 393 70 VISITORS. North—Rev. C. Wray, Mr. G. Stubbs, jun., and Mr. J. H. Smith. South—Mr. Jordan. Rev. F. Murphy, and Rev. J. Aspinall. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Nov. 2, 1835. Wind at Holyhead, S.W.—Blowing fresh. • Off Holyhead, Inwanf-bound yesterday, at 10 a.m.—No.-4K Fanny Connell, three masted - Schooner—No. 332, Catnoena, B Band No' 1532, Emma, B Schooner. Sailed from Holyhead, outward-bound yesterday —No. 1514, Elie nezer, B Schooner, at 10 a.m. Off Holyhead, outward-bound yesterday—No. 132, Tom Tough, B B, at 12 30 p.m. LIVERPOOL, TIDE TARLE. Days. Mrn. Ern. He. Feslitals, 4c. --- -..---- OCT. H. M. H. M. F. 1. Tuesday- .... 3 10 18 10 38 14 10 Princess Sophia born. Wednesday.. 4 10 56 11 12 15 10 Thursday .. 5 11 28 11 44 16 9 Gun-powder Plot, 1605.. Friday 6 11 59 16 11 Leonard. Saturday 7 014 0-28 16 8 SUNDAY 8 043 058 56 1 21st Sunday after Trity; Monday 9 114 1301 15 1 ...... BIRTH. On Monday, the 19th ult., at Edern Rectory, Carnarvoushire, the lady of the Rev. J. Jones Parry, of a son. MAltlt.lAGgs• On Monday, the 26th ult., JosePh Carter, Esq., Park-road, age,d T 0• to Ni.ss Ferrington, Windsor-street, aged 30. On Tuesday, the 27th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. J. W. , Mr John Pym, of this town, to Caro line, youngest daughterof f William Elkington, Esq., solicitor, of that to'wn. On Sunda) , last, at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. Tctlove, Benjamin Thornhill Johnson, Captain of the Diligent, to the 40 1 1 daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Bolton, lormerly organist.at 4101 40* church. DEATH. On Wednesday the 11th ult., Mrs. Mary Rimmer, mullet of the 1* Mr. Timothy Rimmer, of Formby, ag v d 95 year! . —woo LIVERPOOL: PRINTED AND P,UBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY moRNINOF BY RICHARD PATTIBSON, At No. 4, NORTH CRESCENT, aARTLB-STRIIET. Orlers and Advertisetnenta are received by 'Messrs. 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