The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08 00:00:00

4 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. .., • . seusessarawa mwreaMMlllllllselloraillaSelowshohlloaahemovsie met ..- ,-...... -..-, • ..._:._ . „ ....„. . ... . ... _. .. ._ _ .. ... -- , .. . ~., , . , _ _ . _ ___________ ..........,...—........... - - ----- -------- — VAR XS' FROM K gill-TUCK'''. PUBLIC SAVING. , FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUSCRIPT. lesos teltetzesse2p.mori eIANNON and CO.:beg to draw the attention of the Publie IT is well known the Egyptian Priests pessessed a i nowledge , . iiivorts. II; i.715:1;r4;2 ________ ._ _ 1,.., to their Preservative JAPAN BLACKING, which, after '' in herbs, minerals, and metallic extracts and skill in the . E. .3,,,,,,,A wen. trs so z'• o 'Ociiz a n (FROM DAVY CROCKETT'S ALMANACK.) great trouble and a variety of chemical experiments, they have application of them to the humah frame wgi'ch as since beetr •' ea ; I ;e• te Xtsletsee' g CROCKETrS FIGHT WITH A CAT-FISH. brought -to great perfectiou.-The properties which this article APRICA lost to the world. Two of these celebrate onspounds are Fame, Hall, fm si ' erra Leone, With . 7 Igs tealte timber, 36 hand: eil z e e n . ierr P•' Cs o • .?..' 5: . r , gnes to es There is one of my y_oung scrapes that has never yet tiossesses above all others are its softening and preeerving now preseated to the Public by a Medical G dem u re namely, spikes, Graham and Taylor-200 cks palm oil, 70 ps bees' wax, 700 ie e g fr t e ia g l u it e i n es, preventing thereby the leather from cracking, as is too an Embrocation and Plaster e which on tr . Will. be . feund un- >• 0 •••' ° c l oi . 5 ::r1 . appeared in print, and I think I Might as well give it to try th ' ' f • • dd"t u i • e case, in consequence o usmg . cr ean ei, rte erringly successful in the Cure of sone of those maladies so , s , Incles, 10 t cainwood, 139 ps teake wood, Leech and Harrisir -P Dk • o a o • s. the 'reader in. this place. tive compoSitions. Likewise the brilliant 3 polish, which ie prevalent in this climate. The EMBR CATION for habitual EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(c. . . ' ts e • • • o Z I cut ont ene morning. to : •go over the Mississippi on produced with the least possible labour, not able to turn moist Head-ache, Tic Doloreux, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Water on Magnet, M'Minn, fm Calcutta, with 3000 b sugar; 315 horn tips, a isi • " • ***** - w• ••• - business that concerns nobody bet myself. I shoved off rn• brown, but will retain its brilliant po h for any period io the Brain, Flatulency, and Swelling caused by Dislocation or eet 200 bales 70 es tirical, 31 his safilower.,34 chtsehellac, 6J bls mtnaj , . e neen-s e n . Cotton, tie bales cow hides', 3bp rice, Order-P Dk any climate. Sold retail by • • S . 4rains. The PLASTER for Cancers, Scrofalous, Tuniours, . , _ se. ' My canoe and had paddled into the middle of the stream, ' jAXIES OWEN Lontion-road• 1. sam Co o l i. um er b , ia, Hooton, fin Bombay, with 89 bales 60 hf bales cotton, e. ee •- ...le' _ ir, when a monstratious great cat-fish, better -kno•Wn by the B. Ba ' , . d trite Swelling, Sore Throat, Muraps White Blisters, 13urns, 186 frets coffee, 36 finis senna, 300 es cassia, 169 bags pepper, 31 bales ' Scalds. Chilblains, Whitlows, Stiff ' Neck, Cuts, Wounds, . e. . .0. seeee. .0 . use . ner .a.s.- . E`' D Faa ADVORD, Old Haymarket nd Richmon -row; 17 chts gliM arabia, 5 bls Mocha coffee, 3 bxs preserved . -it 8 &•.' is! g t t".. .r.:3 :--- Vg t • Te a ,5 0 name - ,of a Missisippi Lawyer, came swimming along G. Hews" Scotland-road; Bruises, Pilea, arresting external Mortification and gives re- g a close under the bows of m i boat. I tied a .ropp around J. GERDES and Co., Church-street , . lief in all affections of the Lungs and Chest.' , i gingvi, 4 kgs 1 htt pickles, Nicol, DuCkworth and co-116 . his 19 bible , t cotton, O ee silk, 4476 ps eed sanders wood, 16 chts raw stilt, 29 chests '-' „_,, ' . Zia - . " --e -my middle., at one end -of i t was a fishing.spear j _and I •W. WAGSTAFF, Great George's-place; To be had of J. CANNON, Chemist and Druggist, No. i', 1 a cas nd to c roi 27 l, 6 o d rd o, er-4 bales'cotton W H Hunt-GOO do. Forbes, Forbes o e a a, 10 bills 4 chts 162 iss elephants' teeth, 3 clits green tea, . e, 1-‘..4, ~.0 , 1 Ca soon gut a chance to dart.it into the varmint. .kie run W. JONES, Berry-street; ' Price-street, New Custom.house, Liverpool, in Bottles and Pots, lie es gum aeabic. Daniel and Dickinson-1 bx dried plants, R Graham ''e'S' e - !..8 `3•l 85 . : .t.:!'?* - :,.7 rg ~, c,.., . p-,.• .---..,,, cc 4 - ,g-. ,m ." • ' 3 Z And by all respectable Druggists, Grocers, &c. -75 bales cotton, Alston, Finlay and co-P Dk m -e m ie Jens, ••-/ CD 0 'Oa ' Cr* - 44, 0- aed Iliatiled, and it.whirled my canoe round and•ronnd six shillings each, including duty. . e .. , 4.4.- Manufactory, Dulesstreet.-Apply at No, I,.Price-street. e„e e. eze like a car-Wheel on a Vaiiroted. I concluded to stand up , _ . SOUTH AMERICA. • Z 4--4 • :to my.rack, arid I couldn't very well helP it, s.!eing'that sinHE SOUTHPORT -FIS-H SAUCE or ESSENCE of TO THE LADIES. Saguenay, Stewart; fm Manilla, with 54 es 843 bags 68 aft 58 bskts 21 . a - . -, .......- . -, F 4 ,„-a„? ..St t sugar e la3 bls cotton, 9 bxs cigars, 1 mat, 1 .bx 4cs 3 bgs conts unkn, n., 1 .. 7 . ? 2 e ve . , e c.o. ,es one end of the 'Lope -was made fast to my middle. At 1 SHRIMPS has for the •last twelve month- 'established a SPLENDID MOSAIC GOLD JEWELLERY. 30 - t sapan wood, 9 c hoofs, - Order-W Dk C S I - 8 8 81Eg§§§ g E•g P'' M't last, on account of his giving one end of the line 'a tre- aigh character in the inland towns, and is now .1. the first time - HE frequent changes of Fashion, and the hig,h state of per- John Begg Turner fin Laeuna with 160 tons logwood, W Ro- - . , made public in Liverpool -it will be feund 4. only to possess a ril theram-P Dk, • ' b ' __. l . mendous kick with his tail, and partly on account of the I feetion to whit h Articles in Mosaic Gold hav e been brought, Charles Ha • merton, Reynolds, fin Turk's'lsland, with 303 logs In a . Z 5 decided preference over hssence of Atte , shy for 'all n kiuds of ee e canoe slipping awa y from under me, I went souse into Boiled and Fried Fish, being of a more , ld, rich, and delicious rivalling the more precious metal, and deceiving evenethe best hogany, H Kellick-72 do, J T Hughes-15 do, Ordere-432 bgs coffee, ,-- ee § ,e , en . . t 4... IND ' ,;•.,(' = • • COS'E C., ~.,0 M } 1 eset es judges, except upon minute examination, has caufred this de- t 0 t logwood, 1 demijohn honey, Il Kellick-40 log ends mahogany . E EB -1 8 gE: : 2§B ( s 3 fa ' the water. The cat-fish at the same time .. .seized the Flavour, but it imparts a luxuriant i d delicately piquante scraption of Jewellery to be almost universally ad‘pted. sea s . el cut stowage, said Master-P Dk slack. of my bre e hes with his teeth and tore them clear relish to all sorts of Hashes, Cutlets, : eaks, Soups, &c.; to the 04- . y i ll et il d L s a t t , S c o o t i te g Et c ]; ays on hanc/ icrost extensiye , • hotel-keeper it will be found a great - .nvenience, and is recom- ,Fortfield, Sly, fin Valparaiso, Aries, Islay and Yquique, 'with (fin mo t-000mmoo,noose ei • off ine.' I didn't °are much for that, as it was ea.sier swim- op e. me . nded . as an Article of Export to the East and West Indies anf Bracelets and Corslets, of the most ele- , (pique), 5379 . bags saltpetre, 4.0 aohnsou and co---(fm Arica) 1 box chinchella skins, II Castellain, Sons and co-1 pkge do, J SPLean- .e, '-' •-• .. R. ..z 'lir, • ruing without .-. hem. So I drew out my knife, and when -as it will keep for any len la of time To be had at the follow! 7 pkgs mh.lize contsunkn, J Jones-I ble 7es chinchella skins, 76 sins at. 0.....,10C , ./:,=.401.../..../, ....4 , 4! i, ....#. . 4,4.. P., '..4 the fish -ctme u p and made a pass at my throat with epee ing places:-Mr. RAE'S, tog -street; Mr. 'remotes, Ca.stle- gant Patterns and Devices, from.- A6d to 255. per Pair. berk,-266 ox hides, 3 bls 4cs ns'elize conts until, 17 ps copper, 413 : : o es ce ree mouth, Ist abbed out one of his eves. That made laim street; Mr. DUNCAN'S. Rumford-street; Messrs. GERDE'S and Ditto, set with real Cameos, of (aqui,/ srns eopper ore, Oilier-40 letils copper dust, Ido chinehella and 1 srn . • te cii tt e.co-ce-ciie-esceie--s s e I ~. se; C:a 4-, site workmanshin plithge, -b ut as he was going down I grabbed him by the Co.'s, Church-street ; Messrs. H lee and Co.'s, North Crescent s - . . e r 30s. per Pair. , ci ßroothes, in immense variety from 2s to 8s each. vicuna skins, T Naylor and co-1 srn ext bark, A Gibbs and Son (fin Inlay) 93 bales wool, 5 bales sheep skins, Baring, Bros and.co-138 c.-. 1 se ,- ~.. ea - oriooeeteosss-oessi n , ? 1 tail, and ri-ent down with him 1111 I touched the bottom Mr. BRAITHWAITE'S Duke-street; and of the Proprietor ouperb Ear Drops, fine Gold f l attern . s . , 4s. ' to 21;. per Pair. Ids wool, A Gibbs and co-917 de, 1 ble skins, Order-(fm Valparaiso) - SAMUEL WHITELEY South ort whose Si nature each Bottle I hx . skins J 111• Lean aud co-1 lix pattens, 1 Ride,way and co-1 prat = , n eeo.seazii-ice.--c e cea, eetr t with one 4 oot. All this time the spear- remained in the .7.. . y mon- 0, RS C , Bandeaux, Combs, and every description of Articles same as conts unkrl, Leech and Har • 1d C t Rain Sons and co-3 do, : '"' sa s e _, 5- - - plaguy v . armint, and while under water, I come across a bears, - • • ' P ' g made in Fine Gold. Regan, Hall and 0-6 lals heriap, I tix skins, Otder-P Dk -v. easecie- , ese-o-,ctotoeti- e ne , ' • ' HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. , be * * * Beware of imposition-Gilt and similored Artices may ' . , .......-. . .... 401.• MP.. die .... . Z ..'t 0 . CI sawyer that was sticking up ; I took a turn with my line Health is the Po r Man's all; huma . nity, tlierefore, demands UNITE.D STATES. :: ,--, ****** ••EZ :I n arounid this sawyer, and the fish was brought up all thatthe means of ;reserving or restoring It should be brought procured at less than half the above-named Prices. ADD, Sevright, fm New Orleans, - wfth 102 bales cotton, W and IT O. ..0 ©<:::.•••,0 tt ca ~.. cce t Ihe improved Mosaic Gold Jewellery can only be procured , B ca ro n w no n n a , n h d ri c i o r . , e and ie d . 0 Booth Dixon and co-481 de, Martineau, Smith '-' ''''-' ~. 4 APuttltng , 5,.) he come at me again, and I manceuvred down to a :evel with his circumstances ; and e this is decider% .es see-teoesztocio.e-es re . . a. of KENDALL and SON. at the Civet Cat, 447, West Strand, and co--43 do, A flo;don and co-303 do, T W Smith and co-29 do, e . PI to ger on the blind side of him-e-but he could see better the case with Burns's Vegetable Medicines, the use of whic London; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool; 35, itiarket-stieet,- Man- co-2 bls sheeps' Wool, 6.31 rustic, do-7 es }I mfrs , ------- srse al ltslel',4lta•sltztZ,,,9oo - re thousands have been snatched from there ye, and restored to e 0 1a..-,simsio.P. ;:i"' el und e water than I could, though he had but one eye cheater; 1, Adelaide-street, Charine-cross, London • 17 - New- retd, It Marshall and co-4 srns cochineal. Gardner end co-Q Dk ! ie x ' 4 eXc'wZ.oP. te) I - yalth, after other Medicines had been red in vain, and the , , , , street, Birmingham• 191, Fore-street, Exeter; 43, Wine- Citizen Merchant, fin New York, with 902 hales cotton, Sands, , Obi 4etap f o. ;,.' r.: qg x ;,.'" att left , and he turned short upon me just as I was about Hodeson 'and co-:535C1C, Orde •la Dk r e . Faculty had declared the Patients past ecovery - e street, Bristol ; 18, ' Foregate-street, Worcester ;1, Theatre- TrentoneDavis, fin Charleston, .with 705 bales ?cotton, Baring, Bros r 4 75 ,... .4 ~ C :g- , ., eD stabbing hint to the heart. I then clinched - right round Sold, by appointment, by John Ger s and C . 0., Dra,ggists, buildings, Shrewsbury; 97, -St. James's-street, Brighton. .. •4 ; ~1.. oi .- hoe a; e O , esa .and. no-100ido; J 0 Johnson and co-107 do, Keill and Courant-25 i ,_, e . , g ttl 2 , •-. ..:.. , his body, and rainthed one arm &own his throat, while I Church-street, Liver 1. B Piccadilly, Manchester; poo , owni , do, W Stuart-673 do, Order-P Dk - ' • .-3 . • • at" a , , t x , os 4. ra% tried to stab him with the other hand-then I tell you Wright, Macclesfield and Cong ton ; Mort, Newcastle ; - • c si • .ls 71' a 0 . 4 a. the fire flew. I never see . a fellow kick, bite and scratch Rogers, Stafford; Bowman, Bury ; Allbut, Hanley; Wood,. BALSAM OF SPERMACETI. . • , , ~ BRITISH AMERICA. .. . . ›. t- . •W ' '- OA • ?' ! e •ft ~ - -45 Bookseller, High-street, Birmingham ; Moxon, Hull ; and ' Adventurer, Hodgson, fin Quebec, With 75 ps ied and 308 ps White e . - x e •-• 'e x Os* aS he did. I had been under water a pretty good tong :pine tieinher, It a2O 'cleats, .5 finslathwoodsOnler-i-B Dk : . , • • by all other respectable Meditine Venders• and any shop ASTHMA, Shortness of Breath, Weazing tt .ughs, Colds, • • wlll e, and there was a ringing in my ears that warneo that has not got them will procure them if they are ordered. soreness, tightness, and oppressiOn sa • e Chest ; and . . Devereux, Eskdale, fin cluebee, with 20•ps oak aud 475 ps fir time • .° her, .3i C 10 dealC, .1 e •?,0 standard and 411 e 4 W I staves, 4 fins lath - n Die .. • • 19e to finish my job as soon as I could. " I fell you • ' 'BURNS'S VEGETABLE PILLS, ' most affections of the Chest and Lungs, retie ed in ten minutes, wood; C Clialoner and co-B Dk . . . . , m 1;•'• •3 = there's no quarter to be given"' said I to the fish, per- PREPARED BY TIIE REV. J. BURNS, by taking one dese 'of WOODHOUS S BALSAM OF . D . dalus, Melenvy, fri: St John, NB, with 32 ps birch and 542 ps 8 c'' - - ' se '`,t_. a g fv.-4. tg18t.',1%,:,.. '674 - • ceiVing him to grew a little faintish. With that he fel 1 T__TAVE proved most efficacious in many thousand cases of , SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL C A O . H DROFS. - . per- . fir tamber e hte 18 deels, 50 c hd staves, 4 fine lathwood, D Gibb ,S -se . ..,..es.- ca, ce shnS , doubtities:the_cfficac , y2f this Me. *. me May take a dose in dz' 4 6 , 44arpc-...67.1 ~,. . to fighting again, and I believe lie would have scratChed .1111. Stomach and Bowel Complaints. They base been found ._ ' : ..e. e. • • Lord Ravensworth, Newman, fin Batherst, with 385 ps pine tim- . ''' - % ... .of the greatest service to- persons afflicted with Indigestion, tne rroprietor s snop netore they rcnase. - - 1 ne rroprietor 0. iny bones bare, If I had nut got a *ince CO be - '• 6 fins lathwood, Cannon, Miller and co-ri Dk sh ov -°Y Heada t le, Heartburn, Asthma, Cholic, Loss or Appetite, Fle- earnestly reeommends a trial of these Drops to persons afflicted ...tVois er t B urn s, D onne ll, fin Dalhousie, with 431 ps pine timber, 20 , el ca i-- es i coi 1 zE; - 9.4V4;gi E V.,. . - , knife to the hilt in his belly. I then cut my line, and tu lent Swellings, Piles, Gravel, Habitual Costiveness, all Bilious with. the above complaints, but he does not introduce them as ps deal, 91 frns lathwood, Order-B Dk . rose to the surface pretty well fagged out. A_rter I had Affections, anti Impuritiesof the Blood. They are a sure remedy being. an infallible cuie (as many . do) but is warrented id assert- British Tar, Blenk horn, fm Ramsey, with 804 ps pine timber, 11 c i•-• •-m -.• 8&1'5• 1 4•F.',...5., , Sie an-, '''' e t ' rested a spell, I dove down and tied a line to the fish and for the various sorts of Worms., Two or three doses will gene- ing their efficacy from the extensive relief afforded id numeroue 8 deali. 71 cards lathwood, 10 spars, Anderson and Garrow-Q Dk • , s .:. :sin-. , hauled up his corpse. It - measured twelve feet in length . rani/ remove a common Cold. Women in the Decline ot Life cases o . p. . Utile abuve descri tion Constitutional Cou . ghs of three, l , l o 'rornise, Shearer, fin Quebec; with 12 ps hickory, 425 ps fir, 8 masts as e 9 deals, 136 cl 4 staves, 2 brls herrings, 1 brl salmon, Order , ..- el is ii ,„ I 'Lt s ee' : .D,_,g;,...,-E„-,_.,-„, , EF•1 5 .,„- . • wilffirid them of special service. They will be very suitable to four, and more years standing, have been cured in eke course --e 13 Dk . . trt • - '4•iel iS•-•' '4.'42): r.f - i3::::Stat ' l- 54,'. ' s '. THE BOAl.' RACE. • those who are often necessitated to take Laxative Medicines ; of a week by the use of' these Dreps. In the Hooping aud Borneo, Maxwell. fin Quebec, with 350 ps fir timber, 54 clB deals, ---------- I . - and if taken in sufficient duses will answer every end of strong Chin Coughs it Will be found equally valuable, the virtues of 23i c 1 pa staves, 251 cords lathwood, Order -B Dk n ' r.c ~._., !..,, ... ;I 1... C4C•34,11na5419V., .-• P4',..1 lwas once goieg down the Mississippi in a small boat, •-.-- , -....-- ~, Pur:gative Physic. • They mai be taken at ani time without SPermaceti having been known foi centuries hack, it will be SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. a ,nE Eg2.O:tnEEE , l 4. 4 and no sooner had I got along to the water's edge, and inconvenience, or Suspension of Business, and without taking needless to make a comment upon a BalsaM obtained from so Hiram, Gibson, fin Seville, With 370 chts 63 hf arts oran D d ges, an ~,,, esse e s .e.e.,e-se e s-asesem. !. Pi La r. was just about stepping into my canoe, when a great Cold. The circumstances of the afflicted poor have been espe- valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal T Willia-S Dk . , . • , strapping Yankee vvho was at least seven foot. high, and cially consulted, as it will be seen that this is the cheapest Me- te one ounce of Spermaceti-it will at all times relieve the most Bell M'lnnes fm Oporto, with 2 hds wine Order-2i6 chts 388 •There was a considerable business doing ia Cotton duripg the first as broad between the two eyes as a New Orleans cat' fish, dime ever offered to the Public ; the . afflicted may try theM violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., his or'anges, Ch4man and Willis-K Dk ' ' ' • • three weeks of Oils month by - the trade and apicilators, and an advance established of Id 0 Itl 47.11:. in American desceintions,.and 44 411 lb in shoved his boat alongside of mine, and says he, "I lay fairly . foe a una p t! sum . . E l ach Box with Stamp Duty included, and 10s. 6d. each. MEDITERRANEAN. Brazil, but since then the inquiry has been yery limited, and prices ~. centatning 40 ills, is so d for 71 ' c1.; Double Boxes, 80 Pills, ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER. Richard, Codner, frn Naples, with 10 Ms silk, Iqr ck wine, J.Bibby have given way fully eqnal to the advance ; more particularly in the yon half that's in my pack that I'll beat you half way in Is. lid: ; also, Family Boxes, at 2s. 9d. Charitable Persons, sad co-I2 bls madder roots, 9 bis silk, 100 bxs liquorice, 38 piss cream better qualities of American, owing to the arrival of 3to 4,000 Bo weds This preparation is a compound of two of the meat v.aluable t ye a r, 8 eas ' re d' ai•goi, 2 cks Jamie skins, 6cs ftUre, a. bxs 2 prels ciente' of the new•crop, of very prime 'quality. whieh when first put 'on the rOWitie; tive mite." * Says I, " Sti anger, 1 don't know vvho who purchase for Distribution to the Poor, and Ministers of the • you be, but if you beat me a rowing, I'll give you leave to Gospel, are entitled to a liberal Allowance. medicines in the vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic unkn, Order-2,1 els cream tartar, 40 do, T 0 'Cooper-3 qr cks wine, market brought I.lld , lr HS, but have since been plentiful at 101 d cle' lb. liCk me afterwards if you can !" .He was very anxious for The following cases will testify the efficacy of Mr. Burns's ploperties of the Gioger with the aromatic and bitter qualities E and JII Garston-1 00, 1 cse maccaroni, Ibx lava, H Jackson-I Our ontotationsliow are the same as those at the commencetrieht of the ot the Camomile Flowers. The nroprietor earnestly recom- ( ir maeearoni, Iqr ck wine, G Wice- , 1 cir ck wine, 1 cse macearoni, month for the common and middling qualities of American, whilst the Medicines more strongly than an v thin°. else that could be said in Morrieon and eo-I ese naaccaroni W Roeers-5 Ids 2 nkes eilk ood ualities alone with Sea Islands and Eeyntian ere lower by til e me to bet with him, and, at last, I hauled out a five dol- mends this essence to all those suffering as hereafter Mentioned : their favour. The reaZin of all the recoMmendations being from all he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest 'Baring, Bros and - co-5 Ids 1 pkge do, T Wign e e in and co-1 • 9 I/1s do. g bi e an q d :Brazil and - other descriptions by ia-cw. lb. The total l'ales Of lar note, and hove it down-he glared at it as if he the neighbourhood of Perth, Mr. Burns's pastoral duties having Desgrand, Ford a ti, and eo-14 do, T and W Earle and co-24 do, Mar- the motith - are 91,400 hetes, of which 10,700 American and 100 Per wanted to snatch it up right away, but I kept my foot on heretofore caused his residence ia Perth. Parties wire derive confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the cases tin and Slartwright-t ck wine, Ibx maccaroni, said Master-S nk narne were ott speculation., and 3,200 American, 400 Egyptian, and it is recommended for, excepting Where it has been beglected to Gemegio, Costa, fin Licate .and Palermo, with (frn Licata) 60 tons 360 Surat for export, besides which, I,soo.Americap, 200 Pername, it ; and we set a day for the race. So what does I do, relief and cure will be ensuring the confidence of their fellow beproperly persevered in, for indigestion, seneetion of fulnesi, brimstone, J Pottitiell-effra Palermo; 1 t Corkviood; 15 hds 15 qr. cks 400 Bahia, 150 Surat, and 800 Ben,gal hate been for Warded into the but set a trap for a wild cat, aod next morning there was sufferers hy, making statements of their cases to Mr. Burns, pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, Whether wine, 960 begs shumac, 7cs manna, J Pownall-640 lags shumac, 40 country unsold. directed to Messrs Hanna and Co. London. a big fellow in it, Wel4 I had him conveyed to the spot ' • cl • h 1 t d arising from excess or want of tone and eneegy of the digestive - lets oranges• 2 t pumice stone, Iqr ck wine Order-1 qr ck wble,W . . - --- This is to certify that I had Y been severely afflicte wit an u cera e It Greg- - 1 p'ne 1 - qr csk do, For ExportatiOn'-K Ijk where We .were to start from, and covered him over with leg for eighteen months, by which I was mostly confined to bed. In org ais ; also for rheumatisin, gout, spasms, cramps. hysterics! Horn, Oarrett, fm Trieste, with 2 pkeii tetd goods, T Barber-3 Olarketo. boualis and leaves, and there he lay as snug as a run- addition to which, I was affected with pain and weakness in my hack, flatulence, in immoderate perspiration, nervous, hypochondriacal . e• . and• derangement of the whole system. I had tried nearly all the and bilious affections, heartburn, languor, general debility or pkgs silk waste R Zwilchenbart and co-9 pkgs contsunkn, /I Seeley - ....-4-esm e -- away nigger in a cane-brake. Such a sight of people medical men in this county, but in vain. By using Mr. Burns's Vege- {un-:4 cks crea' in tartar 18 pkes currants, R and 0 Berm-1 ese ewee a delicate state of health, whether the result of long illness, or Dave;ports and co-25 hiis mar;schino, W Wood and co-1 title tn'dz LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Bac. 4. as.got together to see the boat-race, you never seed be. i d tt . e o f m: l d a i r e c i h n , es l , B3„s l . a . in now restored, As witness my hand, this 24 constitutional weakness ;it is certain in affording inetant' re lief 'I has 44 cas 67 cs 60 bls conts unkn, 5 pkgs drives, 463 bales cotton. 12 The demand for Suaert has been very limited, the sales being con fore in your life. Well, l had one end of a line made JAS. OWLER, Cattle-dealer, Blairgowric. in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops dr this Essence pkgs 10 cks cream tartar, 830 bp shumae, 116 bls woel, 1,5 pkgs cur- fined to 209 hhds. B. P., without any particular chanee• in prices. 200 rants, 50 lees shumac leeves, 4es roaolio, 24 bls rags, 2cs sponge, IMe bags Bengal have ;Ise been Oisposed of at 68s, In MArititis or Foreign fast the head of my boat, and it run along under water, A young person in the north eitd of Perth was in a. state of extreme is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea. silk waste, Order-K Dk and led to the place where the wild cat was kept, and eufferine, so as to occasion alie n greatest aryflrg e a r hz=mci a v d e2e. These Preparations are prepared only by Daolerus WOOD- no transactions te notice.-There continues to be a good demand for n ril s edir a l a . id had been solicited, b t tbe c notsse, Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His . Majesty, 18, BrPotLket, Briggs, fm Patras, with 5 brls 16 bts 22 ertls currants. Ross Mosessee, and 150 puns. of Demerara have been taketi from the quay 109 bts 66 crte do, Mary Leicester-20 bts 32 ertls do, Order seized •on to the end of his tail. A little nig , er was at 26s 6d ree 27s efs cwt,-The market for Plantation Catty SE continues . ite ny thing. When Mr. Burns aas =lied vt.eogseht;bhleadlla.!_ceoedniciinn:i King William-street, New London Bridge, and sold by bitu -G Dk dull, and nearly all -qualities have sold at a further deeline of Is e2s . there with a slurp knife. The Yartkee ranged up his state of insensibility for several hours. _e ~..w . h o. l , e sale and retail; EVANS, SON and Co., 15, Fenwick-street; Bon Accord, Hamilton, fm Venice and Messina, with (fm Venice) per cwt. e ., the sales ouly amount t 0.90 casks of Jamaica. No ttansacs boat abreast of mine in fine style. He had stripped him- ?v s e n r o e w asea for some time, by which, through the blessing of (..4 d, she U irIAWHOoD, 20, South John-Street, near the New Custom- :VO bls cotton, Forths and co-1 ese pictures, W Carson-1 cse manu- tions in Foreign:-In CINGER no sales.-40 baas COCOA (Para) sold at perfectly recovered. factures 1 cse books and sansales glass ware, 3 brls 20 cs glass ware, 5 self naked to the waist, and looked for all the world like A pereon in Cupar Angus had been afflicted with deafness, which he house; G. WHITLOW, Druggist, Mount•Tleasant ; Ross and w w as ea tj .s e s et to a noise and 37s ef , • cwt.•, 100 bags Plete6To . at 41d, and . 400-bags black PErtElt at es 2 brls'm'dize coats unkn, Order-7•2 bids 18 cs glass ware, S A Been- NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool ; and to be had of drie--(fin Messina) 4 bli silk, 10 lids 4qr cks wine, 10 pps lemon juice scl 0 51d 4fs lb.-The business in Rum is limited to 100 puns. at last a barked tree. He had oiled his wrists with skunk's l a z d , i r n ee, s e s iTed o lly h a a sr } :i e jt vr of week's prices -200 bags of East India Rio. , have been sold at 13s per By using the all medicine venders in 'town and country. Country venders 270 cs 75 hxs lemons 4es essence lemon IMe silk, Order-e2o.brle al- cwt. in lsend.. . grease to make them limber for rowing, and had his ears tb cold. angren'e h r e al Pills and Powders, and receiving a few gentle shocks of electricity, may be supphed through their town agents. Sold in bottles at moods, 160 es 2:2s_bis lemons, Morrison' , Bros and co-2 bates raw Pined to his head so that they couldn't hold anv wind his hearing is now restored, heartburn removed, and general steength - , There is nothing to report in INDIGO, SAFFLOWER, LAC DYE, Or .- --- ' . ' ' increased. 2s. 9d., 4s. 6fin 10s. 6(L, and 21s. each. sdk, Ross Bross-w Dk MUNJERT.-The sales in•fierareette amount to nearly 1,000 bags, at as it Wowed up the streare.• In a minute the word was A young man in CuPar Angus was afflicted with great debility of the * a * Sole proprietor of the YEthereal Essence of Ginger. , o7s 0 29s Ir cwt. given to start. The little nigger cut loose the wild cat, whole' syetem, violent sweatings in bed, loss of appetite, scorching Dvewoons.-There has been a very moderate demand for all and he popped out from the pen like an ingun uncover.- thirst, great pain in the left side, severe cough, attended with a great N.8.-BE SURE TO ASK FOR WOODHOUSE'S. atipping-intElligente. descriptions, and the sdles confined to 60 tons of Campeachy Loc woof) at £7, and 200 tons of Jamaica at X - 5 e'x.s 2s 6d 41 , ton ; of FllsTlc, looseness. The disease had been increasing for months.-By the use • in.. and he went like a streak °lightning down shot e co of the Pills, Powders, and Tincture, the sweating, has ceased, bowels 7, - - . . . . . . . . , some small parcels of priine Cuba brought £7 10 ;no s,ales of Spanieh ; my canoe went through the water arter a sort that left healthy, - pain in the aide removed, general health good, and cough . , , FRIDAY. DEC. 4.-Noon, Wind W.N.W.--sModgrate. 60 tons of BARWQOD have been disposed of at £5 108 for gaboon, and eatly abated. *big aciabing. X 7 lOs for Angola, and GO tons of fine CAMWOOD at £l7 St'Xl7 10a per the Yankee out of sight, when. I reached the end of the gr ca per A ne „ s , a e ly'B, 1834. . Asarven.-Magnet, MoMinn, float Calcutta, sailed from the Sand ton.-There have been some arrivals of TtRPENTINE, which are going race. I cut my line, and let the wild-cat go. So I went The names of the above two cases may be had by applying to Mr. -....... 0 . 0 .-- Heads 14th July, and from St. Helena, 12th Oct-Fortfield, Sly, from into store, as the holderadecline acceetine present prices; there are, Valparaiso, sailed 20th Aug,- the A mer o ta a s hip Nil e min e d for Swan- therefore, no sales to cominunicate.-Nothing done in American TAR, back and met the Yankee half way. He ratliev refused Gardiner, merchant, Cupar Anglia . . . r Thejigures denote the reiister burthen of the Vessels.) sea. the day previous-Euphemia, late Wilcoekson. from NaSSall. , . .A . Spedillatire demand hes arisee for Montreal Pearl Aswas, and 400 My son had been severely afflicted for some time with that (ta to pay the wager, saving that I had not dealt lionoura.- treseing disorder, the St. Vitus's Dance, but, by taking Mr. Burns's , . Citizen,Merchant, from New Orleans-Trenton, Davies, from Charles- to 50(lbrls. have changed hande at 45s 3d (4449 ; the sales of Montreal ton-Robert Burns, from Restigouche-Devereux, —, and Borneo, Pot Ashes are limited to 100 to 200 brls. at 34s 6d; at this price the hie, but when lie seed me sharpening rny thumb nail oo POwders,he IA restoeed to perfect health. AFRICA. Maxwell, from Quebec-Diedalus, Malony, from St. John, N.8.-Lord DONALD STEWART. market is very finm-There are no transactions to report in CLOVER i whetstone, and twisting my forefinger into the right st: Paul-street, Perth, Jan. 27, 1835. Ravensworth, Newman, from Bathurst-British Tar, Blinhhorn, from s E 4 D or PtaxsEEL-In QuintotyaoN BAIR, small sales only have Dorothys, Newbold 166 Cape Goodelope zwil e b e nb ar t or Hughes part Wallace-Horn, Garrett, from Trieste-Hiram, Gibson, from See been made, at our quotations.-Ilioss.-The sales comprise 1,000 dry turn for playing with his hair, lie thoug - lit best to hand This to certify, that I was seized with an extreme dizziness in the Wilberforce, Cowen 165 Africa T Harrison and co ville-Pelican, from Jersey-Bell, APJames, from Oporto. Buenos Ayres 0:t and Con' al 81(1600, Salted Buenos Aytei, inferior, head, severe pain in the left side, loss of appetite, complete weak over, and own-himself served up by a Kentuckian. Kingston, Dickson 272 Ditto Ditto --4 id 41d, 108 do. Jemaica at 41d, 270 dry salted Brazil, damp, at 4aci, ness, and general failing of the whole system. After five years' in- Amelia, Forde 216 Ditto .1 Gordon and co creasing pain and debility, I was rendered unable to follow my daily ()sees, _ 213 Ditto T Tobin Nancy, Bloomer, from Sligo, at Islay, With loss of foretOpenast, 9,000 East India Kips at 71d for dry salted, sad 0 51d for dry, and 3d lit ELANCHOLY WILF.ICK. OF THE CONVICT SHIP labour, apd had been . confieed to bed seven days previous to Mr. Burns's visit. By taking his vegetable pills and liowders, I felt im- Thomas Parsons,— 32.6 Ditto Ditto bowsprit, and boom, bound to this port. • LOrd Sidmouth, M'Cole, from Quebec, at Clyde. to scl (te• lb for rubbed and wormed.-eHoest HAIR.-38 hales have been sold at 18d for stump tails 111(1 for matted Mile, 124 for very NEVA . ;!:TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX mediate relief ; and by using them for a fortnight,- all the symptoms Kinneston, 268 Ditto Sir Walter Scat, Foster 382 Ditto Ditto Sir J Tobin : Southampton, Briggs. hence, at Valparititio. good mixed; and 814 Its lb for sh'ort mixed, also 20 mats short Russian LIVES LOST. are removed, I have resumed ory employment, and feel no remains Pursuit, —, hence, and Aux Cayes, at Port-au-Prince. at 6id V lin-NEUTRIA. SKINS.-11 bales have been sold at 3e 6cl 0 Renown, Keay 231 Ditto Ditto of my former complaints, except a iittle weakness arising from my Did°, Forshaw 297 Ditto Ditto Augusta, Sniiih, hence, at Virginia. for Kittens and light, 16s 6(1 rit 17s for heavy greasy thick pelted, and ( Prong the Hobart Town Courier of the 34 July.) forrner violent. complieated, and extended afflictions. As witness ray ThosNaylor;M•Plierson2B3 Ditto W Norris ' • Migvie, Morrison, hence, and St. Mark's, at ditto. 19s 6cl re 20s af dozen for heavy good thick pelts.-There has been an 'We have this week the melancholy task to record another hao u d, this 9th - day of July, 1834. Ann M'Kenzie, Scott 281 Ditto Ditto Andes, Taylor, hence, at NewfounEllutd, and sailed for the Brazils extensive demand for Toteseco, and the sales amount to nearly 600 B rrelton, near Cupar Angus. JOHN SIM. Brutus, Clegg 383 Ditto 0 Wilson and co 30lh October. hhils, ;of these, 100 hhds. Virginia, and 277 hhds. Kentueltir stemmed most distressing shipwreck almost contiguous to our island, at- A young girl, the daughter of Mr. Harmer, No. 43, Praed-street, St Lucia, Bawling 219 Ditto W Ailleck Falcon, —, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope. were purchased on speculation, in parcels, at Bcl b" lb •30 hhds. leaf tended with lose of life still loom extensive and awful than that Paddington, was siczed with a violent attack of Rheumatic Fever, Freeland, Slidglek 215 Ditto II Leifer laathe, Brown, hence, at ditto. were taken for Ireland, 30 hhds. for exportation, and the remainder of the late uniottunate George the Third. The female convict which deprived herof the use of her limbs, and made her so extremely Brothers, Bartlett, from ditto, at Terbert, under seizure for having by manufacturers ; leaf continues firm, without change•in price, but !hip Neva, Captain Peck, left Cork on the Bth of January last, sore that it was most excruciating agony to her to be moved. The • EGYPT. • tobacco on board. stemmed generally may be quoted act er lb higher. bound to Sydney, having on board 150 female prisoners, with fever yeas . very high, attended with great restlessness, ennire lose of Barbara, Murray - Alexandria Bahr, Behrend, and co Alice, and Mary Ann, hence, at Dublin, p ite, &c. By using Mr. Burns's powders she has regained the use Try Apia; Hancock, from ditto for Limerick, at Kinsale. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. 33 of their children, !i free ivomen, with 22 children, and a crew o ai t ? h e e t t limbs, the fever is remoired, and•ahe is daily gaining her former NEW SOUTH WALES. Coromandel, Chesser, hence, for Lintin, was spoken 25th Aug., in The high price or BRIMSTONE seems to have caused the demand to "of 2G persons under the charge of Surgeon-Superinteedent Dr. strength. Oct. Bth, 1835. , lat. 12 9S, lone. 28 W. Celt, Taylor 216 Sydney, N S W Aspinall Sr co. or W Bel, have abated &little ; still, small sales for immediate consumption are Stevenson, 11.'.N. They hair proceeded prosperously on their This es to certify, that I had been peculiarly afflicted for several Sterthisla, Sanford 332 H Town & Syd J Logan or H Fox Boykett, Sheller', from Bourdeaum, at Dublin. made at £lO e £lO li s per ton.-In SUMAC there has been a good Voyage, Until en Wednesdaye the 13th of May last, anticipating years. I had been subject to great swellings of the body, and inward Kilmaurs, Sharp 226 Ditto Penelope, Stevens, from ditto, at Cove. • . business done ; 1,500 hags Verona have been disposed of at 5s 9d to in a feie more days to arrive at their destination, and being bs pain, weakness in the back, general debility, loss of anpetite, great Cotesworth and Smith ' Tomlinson, M'Cormick, from Zante, at ditto. 63 3d eft cwt., 100 hags Tyrolese at 9s, 400 bags Trieste at a price not the reckoning kept about ninety miles from King's Island. SU t i lli e r t et, and difficulty ofbreathing sallowness of complexion. My af- CHINA. Cowes. DQc. 1.-The Eleasior arrived here yesterday, from Havana namod, and I4s paid for a small quantity of Sicily.-The sales in Nie o early as two in the morning the man on the look out discovered ton completely , baffled the ;kill of several eminent professional Ingleborough Ricket 401 Bemb. 8t China HornbYs or J Haselden leaky, with loss of sails, foreyard, and other damage, and, having ee , E voTs h ave b een 70 bates Turkey at 45s 0)45s 6d, and 10 bales men. and I had concluded that my disease was incurable. By using 337 Lintin T Ripley been surveyed, came into harbour this morning to repair. Dutch, of good-quality, at 39s et , owt.-A few casks red Oporto and land in sight, and about four, a reef of rocks suddenly appeared Mr. Burns's vegetable medicine for some time. my health gradually Solway, Procier Lennon Dec. 3.-A large anchor, with about 40 fathoms chain es- Naples Argots have realised previous prices. -The stock of OLIVE Ole right a head. Orderer were' instantly given to tack about, but improved,and I now feel mvselfhappilyfreed frommyformer distress. EAST INDIES. ble attached to It, was found a few days ago off the entrance to the being reduced into a very small compass, the transactions are limited; while yet in stays the vessel struck and unshipped the rudder. I. M., High-street, Perth, July 9, 1834. Elen.Laidmans,Greaves 300 Calcutta Tyrers or Kers and co Ribble, and has been brought up here. a small quantity 'of Genoa has been taken st £63 r Oin.-The Fist( Tile ship then hecaiire altoeether unmanageable, aud, obeiing Witnese to_the above, JOHN M'GREGOR and Falcon, Mairs 223 Ditto J Aikin Ott market continues very dull.---SnEn Oiss are also dull of sale at L. LAMONT, Burt's Close. Curries, Nov. 30.-The Albion, Carlisle, frorn Limerick for Liver- . . 0 . t -the impulse of the wind 014, was driven upon her larboard 'bow Fenwick jun. 234 Ditto Ashley Bros pool, lies upon a ledge of rocks, keel up :no possibility of saving any rather lower prices.-About 200 tons PALM Is have been disposea of This is to certify that I was suddenly seized with a violently acute W and J Tyre!' part of her. at £3O 0 /.."3./ 5s ats ton •, two cargoes, together about 350 tons, have with YlolellCe Oil the rocks, and swinging round, instantly bilged. pain across the loms, whish caused a suppression of urine, and rens j K an yl e e, Fletcher' - - 332 Datto Matilda, Prowse 318 Ditto J Aikin • arrived this week, but not yet sold.-Ote of TURPENTINE COlltillUei The boats were speedily lowered, but they had no sootier reached dered me unable to walk, or scarcely able to turn myself in bed. Mr. Deniel Wheeler, Bauch 281 Ditto Ashley Bros • • very scarce at our quotation.-InliEsir and FLAX little has been done, the water than they were upset, and in a few minutes mote the Burns visited me, and administered one of his vegetable powders, Lysander, Currie • 457 Ditto W and .1 Tyrer ' , SATURDAY, DEC. 5.-Noori, Wind W. to S.S.W.-Lhebt. • but prices remain firm .-The transactions in Teeeow have this week vessel parted end fell asunder in four pieces, wheii dreadful to which gave me immediate, and effectual relief ; and by taking four Bridget, Crosbie 4 , 5 Ditto C Horsfall or T Tobin . a REIVED-The Fame. Hall: from Sierra Leohe-Porcia, --, fm been very limited, but the recent advance is fully supported. reOre of them, I . was completely cured, and able te teeume my em- Rosalind, Blair 305 Bombay 0 Brown or Ashleys Teiate, with the exception of twenty-two persOns who clung to Rio Grande-Energy, Fleming, fromSt Petersburgh-Christina,W ood, — e -----------. 1 yment. As witness my hand, this 28th January, 183 a. • 516 Ditto Ranger, Guy C Horsfall and Sons from Venice-Marla, Pickfoed. from Seville-Won Accord, Burnley the fragments, the whOle on board perished. After enduring P 7hemarium-street, Perth. JOHN APDONALD. Lorri Stanley 336 Ditto J N Wood and co from Palermo and Waterford-Olivia, Wilson, from Waterford, witli -Unspeakable hardships the survivors reached King's Islam!, but I feel it my duty to state that, after being afflicted with flux for Caledonia e St'royan 445 Ditto Sir J Tobin ikes, sz co gri n e a , , lno e tr s d ai fj, d t , '2l4;t il lt e N r v . reck of a vessel-Premise, Shearer, Cu l ; seien of the number were so exhausted that they died sows after, several months, which defied the power of the commonly applied Friends, M'Cleverty 287 Batatia, Sincapore, &c, li Little, S Ul t i e t t P h t ?s O b! j ett C ve ° r r y7du ° ll lC thi ; s l w -A e l e t t - Yd -: pr p- i - c -E e - s cß g - e ll- n e er jl a ß lli : h - ave declined Id 0 ad 4F th, and the higher qualities of American are kaving . only fifteen saved out of tlie entire cotopleioent of 241, remedies, and after losing hope of recovery, by using Sir. Burns's Hortensia, Reed 253 Ditto & Sincapore Wise &co or holderness . lower by Id 4, lb. and the inferior by Id 41'' tb than ems quotations of ttaiStelf, six of the prisoners and 9of the crew, viz., the Captaiu medicines I ain entirel cured of it. JOHN WALLING. The May, —, from Quebec for this port, off St John,Newfound- F riday last. 2,100 Ainerican have been taken on speculation, and SALES.. Sales lilair , owrie Marc 24, 1e35. WEST INDIES. B. M. Peak, the first officer Joseph Bennett, Thomas Sharp, land, leaky. 400 American and 100 Surat for export: A voun c 'e Oil,' the daughter of A. T., had been confined for five John Wilson, Edward Calthorpe, rhomas Hines, Robert Bill- monihs-7vaS l reduced to a state of weakness that appeared to be Geo Canning, Flavrer 170 St Th &Laguira Kers, Imrie, and co Findhorn, Wood, from Buenos Ayres, at Texel. _ - 7 -- lard, John . Robinson, Williain Kidney, and six women, Ellen bordering on the grave. Her countenance was extremely sallow, and Elizabeth, Brown 266 Demerara J Glailskine and co Isabella, Auld, from Miramichi, at the Clyde, sailed from the Bar - ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON. Galvin, Mary Stating, Ann Cullen, Rose fleland, Rose Dunn, covered with foul eruptions.. One vegetable powder, (to use t'-e words Tickler, Corkhindal 252 . Demerara J-Gordon and co . 10th Nov.-Left loading the Governor Douglas. Lawson, to sail in 3 Fiom the 4th eft. to this clay inclusive. . Margaret Drury. Plr. Charles Friend in his small vessel pro- e o f r hg r m e t o w th e e e r s w r s o h u e g : i ll a n m o w i ra ) c e l r e f ;, c a t f 1 d 6 b e y o ng r n e l , t - he ts m o , th a e -ith_ o the pills, Cameeton Brown 220 Dttto J N Wood and co days: and Clansman, Scott, in 4 days: Brig Emerald,. of Neweaette, I 1 7v T h o } e i 1 I s k " t :P r i r s s ic ' e e l e a r s isl Waterhouse and co to sail in 6 days : left at Chatham, the barque Britannia, of' Newport, ----. videutially discovered-them on King's Island, and has biought t jy of her Hopkinsn'n. White 396 Ditto to sail in -four days, The brig Hugh Wallace, of Newcastle, had com friends, and to tile astonishment of all y who knew her. : Aretheisa, Hutchinson 214 Barbados Hayes, Litherland, &co DEScitirrioNs• Prvsly This the whole, with the exception of one of the womeir and two of Witness. A. THOMPSON, South-street, Perth. Frances, Heath 413 Ditto Barter.; Irian', and co menced leading. • Sea Islan ' • the crew, to Launceston. The government vessel, Shamtock, s e m , Wholesale and Retail, by HANNAY and Co, 63, Oxford- Donald, Potts 229 Antigua °nth:on &co dr JNWood Sarah, Wenhitm, from Smyrna, at Amsterdam. was to be despatched immediately'. to bring these persons oif the street, London, Patent Medicine Venders and Perfumers to the Grate, Pearson 344 Ditto 0 W and-F Shand About thirty sail of vessel; took refuge in Belfast Lough, previous d Georgian... - island, and also to secrete any stores or other property thatmay Royal Family, who are appointed Sole Wholesale Agents, and Eliza, Bouch 243 Honduras J Poole and co to the 30th November. Stained Ditto": 1949 - •0 - 0 0509 327332 Hankinson, Reav 229 Jamaica Fisher, Robinson, & co Athol, Gleig, hence for Rio Janeiro, at,Belfast. have been washed ashore from the wreck. by whom dealers in the country are supplied with all Patent Duchess of Kent, Lamb, hence for Baltimore, at do. Upland Ditto • 284760 - .8870 ~ 61 -11 Geo Gordon, Miiorrnan 196 Ditto J Poole and co ' Alabama ' - ' 6 - 9 .•It is a insist melancholy and afflictive event, from the horrors Medicines, at the usual prices, and allowed 10 per cent. discount Mersey, Taylor 327 Ditto J Biie,h and Co Rossendale, Ware, from Sourabaya, at China. . I 121510 1930 61 ee 104 , Mobile th i s B Y 9o e o a r freseo.ll o l f 7 t 1 11 e r6 w 2 e s e d k . 5732 239536 of which the mind as it were turns ,• way in vain, and coming so upon-orders accompanied with a cash remittance, without which Planter, 230. Ditto J N Wood and co Arternis, Sparks, horn Canton off Dartmouth. sailed 24th June. New Orleane 314320 3700 71 - 121 suddehly 011 the sad catastrophe that overtook - the prisoieship they will not be executed under any circumstances ; where may Rapid. Davidson 232 Ditto W P Porter Elizabeth, 51• Donald, hence for Demerara off Tuskar, 2d' Dec. P . enaambuoci e ll -13 a s George the Third, the girestion very naturally suggests itself, also be had, JohnVVelch,Woodhouse 259 Kingston, Jam. Welch &co or Kers &co Thetis, Clark, sailed from Canton for Calcutta 16th June ; and the 10# - Ili 3 _ C' s ° s ° 2 ° l ". What can be the reason of these successive and.awfill ship- ._For Corns and Bunions, RAMSBOTTOM'S CORN AND I Mt - Thompson Scotlaud 272 Havana Regular, Bond 388 Berbie e Salisbury, Turner, & co . Ashley Bros Grecian, Smith, fur Hobart Town, 17th June. • Aswan annueara 1 36098 wrecks now, which since the last settlemeot of these distant BUNION SOLVENT. By the use of this valuable remedy Heee, 237 Ditto Ditto Maranham ll - 124 I Bahia and Magaio...... 4 2 2 6 3 38 30 0 4 7 0 0 0 0 91 - 111 ''' I 3173 ° MO 'lO - 101' 40305 colonies had never before occurred ?" The investi,gation that immediate relief from pain is obtained, and by its successive Count o li f ale, 253 ,Ditto Ashley Bros . SUNDAY, DEC. 6.-Noon, Wind Southeo•Moderate, Sawginned L t t o o n n s d ' Para • -. 360 •20 _9- ss- 0 309 took place with the circumstances attending 'the loss of the , application for a short period the most obstinate corns are en- SovenAntonialhinefacia 120'Ditto W H Wood or M•William • ABRIVED-En7lanit, Waite, from New York, sailedl7th Nov. ; Peruvian . - 0 2127 George the Third, showed that that ship was almost too old and tinily removed, without the dangerous operations of elating or Amelia, M'Master 314 Mad & Jamaica A Cliff & Son ft; Poole same day spoke the Caiedonia, hence off' Sandy Hook -Agnes, Ke - Demerara and Berbiee, 1950 0' - 0 2057 frail to have been Chartered for so long a voyage widest) many filing. The proprietor pledges himself that it does not contain Hardware, J Vcei;clonald rig Tf i l B'P J C Helen Jane, . , abelloJ Bibby and co ai & amaica J Gladstone and co nedy, from ()Id Calabar, sailed 7th Sept. •, and Princes, 28th Septr - Walter, Yorke, from Charleston-Isabella, Ritchie, from St Peters- Barbados 600 30 .10 - 0 e e Common'West India:- 3590 50 81 -94 i :0 3857 souls on board ; alid if the inquiry tvhich we learn the govern- caustic or any other article that will inflame the skin ; being burgh-Alessandro. Vde Barlolo, from Palernats-Kiero, Ranson, fin anent is now instituting into the circumstances of the present white it. will not stain the stocking; and the advantage it has SOUTH AMERICA. La Gua .ra 4580 10 91 - 0 6931 C th T 6350 0 - 0 Benitiav, sdiled 14th July, from the Maurities, 20th August, and from ar tigena 5462 wreck, should come to a similar coaclusion, which, from the sO over plaster is manifest and fully appreciated, as its very eaten- Medium, Leslie . 198 Pernambuco Cotesworth and Smith St Helena, 10th Ociober. 160 0. .- 0 . Smyrna abruptly falling to pieces of the vessel, we almost anticipate, it sive sale testifies. Wm Russell, Bruce 298 Ditto J Holliwell Egyptian 13420 270 D - 12 563 33087 will appear that some more care in these points is necessary at Sold in bottles, at Is. I,ld. and 2s. each. Montezuma, Burnett 199 Vera Cruz W and J Trrer A vessel bottom up, of about 300 or 400 tons, was seen Ist ult. in the, Surat and Madras • - -74 6791 41490 Rein Deer Strickland 172 Vlprso Arica Isley & Lima W and .1- Tyrol- 1380 0- 0 200 5752 head quarters than appears to have been used. Neither can we N.8.-The immense sate of this infallible remedy for Corns - • . 200 • ' ' i' • • ' Bay of Funds. Bepgal . • rarima, Gething Arica, Islay. aod Lima Ditto shut our eyes to the faet of the recent arrangewents adopted , has caused it to be imituted in various shapes. To insure its Barbados, Lee, from Quebec, at Cove, sailed 30th Oct. grounded in Per public sale this day, Chilian„ Hotton 195 Val Inter &Lima J 13ibby and co the St L aw renee on her way down:and math, some water : three mites Sea Island - 0 almost single-eyed with a view, to economy and saving, by which being genuine, it is absolutely requisite to observe that it has the Niaeara, Rieby 278 Bahia G Ilightield below Green Island s spoae the City of Waterford bound up. : Stained Ditto. ...... - 0 vessels of inferior sivi and quality have been engaged for the s i g nature -of "S. Ramshottom' written on the label that is Brdhers. Bell 286 Rio Janeiro Ashleys or Kers and co Minerva, St'Kenzie, from Quebec, off Cove, and proceeded to Lan e • important duty. Compare the fine vessels commanded by able pasted on the outside of the wrapper of every genuine bottle. Onyin Nicholson 278 Rio Janeiro W and J Tyrer . caster. . and experienced naval ofticers, which in former years were em- • MARSHALL'S COLLYRICM, for Weakness of Sight, Nitlisdale, Grayson 414 Ditto . Tyrets or Kers and co- Alecto, Norman hence for Jamake, was 20 miles south of the Hobk 923080 J 17070 I 20515 894700 , Jane, Bell 156 Brazils Cotesworth and Smith played as transports, with the ships of the present day, and to and Inflammation of the Eyes, by Mr. Marshall, Surgeon- Li ..dit, Ist instant.' Caraboo, Fell 211 Buenos Ayres C Tayleur, Sons, and co say nothing of the preseut catastrophes, the successful voyages Oculist, is strongly recommended to every one whose sight is Pauline, Peterson, hence, at Svinoer. Monday Erening,7lh Der.c , mber. Betse , Hunter 221 Ditto Ashley Bros . of those periods will at least be in eo i ee degre e accounted for. failing frornate,e, or ' those who are suffering from too close ap- Bold and Russell Kent, Colibro e from Bombay,. off Margate; sailed 3d July, and from The sales since' Friday amount to aliout 4,000 bags, without change . St Helena lit October. • in prices. , Lan: 4'itch, Grayson 195 Ditto Tu Lbis intlufmlinl) o..tiurrc,ce we -b ee , -.„, - , ,,,e-eneseseteee e • pin:eaten ..., asi.:4 s -, -I.ft Plum pi' i auits ir,j..-,riotlo to tho Ryotai F ht. Prislt, Whitpway 181 Ditto W and J Tyeer Lenlist. Glibb, from Jamaiea, at Virginia. i, --.----,- - , , . which, thfulgh not su exteusive es to the loss of life, is equally To Captains of Vessels, and all persons going abroau, this Slides, Kermath 255 Gulf of - Florida Chine-nail and Wilris/ . Slaty Catherine, Oliphant, hence, at Charleston. . - . e --- 7 - poignent ae a •droke of calamity. H.M.S. Melville, bearing Collvrium is invaluable, as a safe and most effectual remedy FriedrichWilhelm,Kuhr 431 Laguna 0 0 aVeber and co Eliza Greet. Titibets, hence, at Savannah, , - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 7. the llag of Admiral Sir John Gore, from India to the Cape, against the painful irritation caused by the wind and dust, or by Courier, Nplson 142 Lima T and J Brocklehank Belgrave, Williams, hence, at Wilmington. Ganges, M Denahl 430 hlaranham J N Wood or Moon Bros When about thirty leagues from Aleon. Bay. on the :10th A nril tin. i0te...,,-.•:tt. of *lto ..,711 in trartn riimatat nnd thp na le,. Milo, Thempson, hence. at Philadelphia. • The suppliesnf Flourand Oats have been large but of other articles • a . . .. . - • It IS a must melancholy and afflictive event, from the horrors 'of which the mind as it were turns ~way in vain, and coming so suddeuly on the sad catastrophe that overtook the prison ship George the Third, the wiestion very naturally suggests itselt, ". What can be the reason of these successive and.awfill ship wreeks now, which since the first settlement of these distant colonies had never before occurred ?" The investigation that took place with the circumstances attending 'the loss of the George the Third, showed that that ship was almost too old and frail to have been chartered for so long a voyage witti'so many souls on board ; and if the inquiry which we learn the govern ment is now instituting into the. circumstances of the present wreck, should come to a similar conclusion, which, front the so abruptly falling to pieces of the vessel, we almost anticipate, it will appear that sonic more care in these points is necessary at head quarters than appears to have been used. Neither can we shut our eyes to the fact of the recent arrangeipents adopted almost single-eyed with a view to economy and saving, by which vessels of inferior size and quality have been engaged for the importar4 duty. Compare the fine vessels commanded by able and experienced naval officers, which in former years were em ployed as transports, with the ships of the present day, and to say nothing of the present catastrophes, the successful voyages of those periods will at least he in some degree accounted for. intiooosoly o,,,urreoce • which, though not su exteusi% a as to the loss of life, is equally poignant as a ?Ai-eke of calamity. H.M.S. Melville, bearing the flags of Admiral Sir John Gore, from India to the Cape, when abort thirty leagues front Algoa Bay, on the.3oth April last, had the misfortune to lose a moan overboard, when the admiral's only son, a line young man, Lieut. John Gore, jumped in to save hint and was drowned in sight of his father, while one of two boats which went out in the hope of picking hint up, com manded by Lieutenant Fitzgerald, with eight seamen, was swamped and all perished. Sold in bottles, at Is. I,ld. and 2s. each. N.B.—The immense sale of this infallible remedy for Corns has caused it to be imitated in various shapes. To insure its being genuine, it is absolutely requisite to observe that it has the signature of " S. Ramshottom' written on the label that is pasted on the outside of the wrapper of every genuine bottle. MARSHALL'S COLLYIIIUM, for Weakness of Sight, and Inflammation of the Eyes, by Mr. Marshall, Surgeon- Oculist, is strongly recommended to every one whose sight is failing front.age, or those who are suffering from too close Pi urn pi' .3u;t, ir,j.riotio to tilt. EyotaiFht. To Captains of Vessels, and all persons going abroad, this Collyrium is invaluable, as a safe and most effectual remedy against the painful irritation caused by the wind and dust, or by the intensity of the sun in warm climates. and the nd less injurious effects of the ice and snow of northern regions; indeed, no family ought to be without it, for by its use the sight may be preserved to the extreme of life with Out the assistance of glasses ; also, MARSHALL'S OPTII ALMIC OINTMENT, for all ob stinate diseases of the Eyelids and Specks on the Cornea. The general success which has attended the application of these remedies at the Royal Westminster Opthalmic Hospital fully confirm the high character they have always sustained of being the that remedies for all diseases of the b:yes in present use. The usual allowance to Merchants taking it in large quantities for Exportation. The above Medicines may be obtained of most respectable Medicine Venders in the country, and any shop that has not got them will send for them from London if they are ordered. • A vessel bottom ep, of about 300 or 400 tons, was seen Ist ult. in the Bay of Funda. Barbados, Lee, from Quebec ; at Cove, sailed 30th Oct. grounded in the St Law renee on her way downand rnadesorne water three mites below Green Island, snore the City of Waterford bound up. Minerva, M'Kenzie, from Quebec, eff Cove, and proceeded to Lan caster. Alecto, Norman, hence for Jamaica, was 20 miles south of the Hobk Li4ht, Ist instant. Pauline, Peterson, hence, at Sviooer. Kent, Colihro,from Bombay,. oT Margate; sailed 3d July, and from St Helena Ist October. Lydia. Gibh, from .Jamaica, at V iLeinia. Mary Catherine, Oliphant, hence, at Charleston. Eliza Grant. Tihhets, hence, at Savannah, Belgrave; Williams, hence, at Wilmington. Milo, Thompson, hence, at Philadelphia. John D A vmar, Shaw, hence, at New York, 11th Nov. Sylvanus lenkins, Barker, hence, at do, 13th. Robert, Gardner, from, Lancaster, at Quebec, City of Waterford, Graoby, frorn, Waterford, at Quebec. Wellington, Forhi , s, hence, at Cape Breton. Caroline, 'Bowman, from Stockholm, at Falmouth, with damage, having been foul of a very light barque, supposed to he English, 23d ult., in lat. 49, long. 17. MILFORD. Nov. 30.—Two mast heads appear above water on the Porgus Bank, five miles south-west of St Ann's Head. Dec. 1, the two mast heads are gone, the topsails on the yards are landed, and the brig or barque is supposed to have been a vessel of about 200 The supplies of Flour and Oats have been large, but of other articles in the trade there has been a moderate import.—The Wheat Market has been inactive ; for fine samples there was no depreciation in value, but middling descriptions were sold on lower terms. The large sup ply of Oats has caused the value of that article to decline Id. to 2d. per bushel.—The Flour trade has , continued without alteration, the prices of the former week have been obtained but the demand has not been extensive. Oatmeal has been in good request at 24a. per Wad for the best samples. BRITISH AMERICA. Elizabeth, Scott 255 St John, N B Gibbs, Bright, and co Fenwick Keating,Moran3:s4 Ditto Gibbs, Bright, and co UNITED STATES. £ritish Heroine, Sheal 611 New York G Brown Tenessee, Robinson 407 Ditto Ditto Helen, Mattison 4'3 Ditto Ditto Scipio, Jones 449 New Orleans J Gordon and co John Marsh, Clucas 362 Ditto C Fletcher and co Cassandra, Greig 385 Ditto D Gibh John Walker, Black 525 Ditto Houghton jun, or Focke Hilah, Hammond 379 Ditto 'Waddington and co Grace Brown, Higgins 447 Baltimore IV and J Brown and co Liverpool, Dickson 413 Boston A Taylor and co Hogarth, Crocker 3,8.3 Ditto 'Waddington. Holt, Bcco Charles Henry, Pratt 259 Ditto Booth. Dixon. and co Ann Eliza & Jane, - 326 Charleston H smith and en Troy, Allen 529 Ditto I Dobson and Sons Syhylla, Purss 375 Philadelphia G Brown Algonquin, Mierekeßan 451 Ditto W and 3 Brown and co Lady East, Hewitt 648 Mobile Langtrys or G Brown WHEAT, ctr 70tb. S d s d English, new red, 5 8 6 6 1 Do. old 5 10 .. 6 2. Do. new white Do. old 6 4 ... 6 8 Scotch, white 5 2 .... 6 2 Do. red Irish, new red Do. old 4 6 .. 5 0 Do. new white Do. old 4 9 .. 5 7 Dantzig, red Do, white Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. white 0 0.. 0 0 Conigsberg, red 0 0.. 0 0 Do. white & Petersburg 0 .. 0 0 Odessa 0 0.. 0 0 Russian, hard 0 0 0, 0 Canada, red 4 9 .. 5 9 Do. white Bonded Wheat RYE, imp. qr. English and Foreign, free 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond BARLEY, Jet Imp. qr. English, Maltnig 3l 0 .. 37 (1 Do. Grinding,6olls 3 6 .. 3 8 Irish, Malting, do. 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. Grinding, do. 3 4 .. 3 6 Foreign, (1. p. do. 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 0 0.. 0 0 OATS, tri 45115. English, new Do. old 0 0 0 0 Scotch. &c new 0 0 0 0 Do. old. 0 0.. 0 0 OATS, r 4.51 b. 1 n. kilndried gd a d 2 56 2 7 2 8.. 2 9 2 7.. 2 71 211.. 0 0 2 6.. 2.d 0 0.. 0 0 Do. Old do. . Do. prime, 42113 Do. do. old Foreign, free Do. it bond . PEASE, imp. qr. --- English, wrote OO 0.. 00 0 Foreign, white 3O 0 .. 4d 0 b!Luis, V Imp. qr English, new 4O 9.. 44 0 Do. Pigeon, old OO 0 .. 00 0 Foreign, free 00 ' 0 00 0 Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0' 0 Irish, Tick,e. new 35 0 .. 38 0 Do. old OO 0 ... 00 0 MALT, imp. qr. 50 0 .. 57 0 IN3)14.111' CORN, Iw. qr.. Red White FLoußolfe2Bolb. SPAIN. Adelaide, Millman 85 Gibraltar F F Gibbs 8t co or Rers Reform, Guild 131 Ditto G Yates Louisa, Chalker 130 Ditto W H Wood Perseverance, Gibson 237 Grenada, Scc J N Wood and co San Jose, Villaranda Bilboa W H Wood N St Fernando, Zosbilla 400 Cadiz Ashley Bros Prddence, Bohide 118 D , tto W H Wood PORTUGAL. Challenger, Newman 90 Lisbon Cotesworth and Smith Groenvick, Westurlund:l3s Ditto C G Weber and en Tagus, Wade 109 Ditto Vianna and Jones Ninus, Reed 89 Ditto .1 Glynn and Son Inveyja, Creer Lisbol Sc•St Übes E H l3urnett EnglLill - , line 0 0 .. 0 0 Irish, gds, new 29 0 31 0 Do. fine American. sweet, per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 25 0 .. 26 0 Do. sour, free 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond Canadian, free Do. in bond 0 0 0 0 OATMEAL, 1r 24.01 b, English, new .... 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, new • 23 0...24. 0. Do. old. BRAN. Oir 241 b 0 11 1 1 MEDITERRANEAN. Rapid, Vagg 133 Malta &Smyrna T Hampson Moslem, Vale 169 Constantinople Walker anal Within Astrea, Watson 143 Ditto Bahr, Behrend, and co Sir J Franklin, Corner 244. Genoa&LeghornVianna and Jones Assuata, Pessali Genoa Ross Bros Monk. Monk 170 Leghorn G Yates Ann, Steward 113 Ditto Ilasliayne or Chapple Livorno, Cooper 163 Ditto Bahr & co or Dawson Sc Fanny Connell, Joy 171 Ditto J Bibby and co co • . LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 5. Wht. Brly. 1 Oats. Rye. 1 Bns. Peas. iation av s di s d 1 s d•sdls 41 - s d Of the week Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 36 9 28 10 19 3 281 35 5 35 9. Duty on Foreign . . .50 3 19 10 18 3 127 3 16 9 16 9 IMPORTATION OF CORN FOR THE LAST WERE. Wheat Barley Malt Oats Beans Peas Rye English 9496 0163 531.:1 961 2136 1501 .--- Scotch - 7 -.- Irish - 14847 ---- Brit. e• - ,lonies Foreign EUROPE. Fern godskende,Thuroel29 Svenhom P Christenson Comte F oy, Dugoua 122 Bou , deaux G A Lilly and co J tit iane, Sellien Eliineur & Stetn C ( Weber and co Amanda, Bauch Harnburgh Ditto Flower of Edinburgh, 123 Ditto Bahr, Behrend, and co Minerva, Hertzberg Ditto St Dantic C (.; Weber and co Engelina, Bok 115 Rotterdam Ditto FRANCE. Eberlerer, Adams 75 Havre H N Hughes Susan, Courtney 90 llavre 8; Rouen Bahr, Behrend, and co AMERICAN COTTON MARKET. New ORLEANS, Ocr. 31.—Business is on the increase. Cotton--8341 hales cleared, for Liverpool 758 bales; New York 825; Boston 172—stock 26,969 bales. Business through the week has dragged on rather heavily; though, owing to the small stock on sale, as cotton has been arriving very slowly, and to the circumstance of purcha.ers being very anxious to complete the cargoesof several vessels partly loaded, holders have been able to effect sales to the extent of about 4,500 bales, and in some iustahces, for some parcels, have obtained a fraction above what was paid for the-same quality last week. We re gret, however, the necessity of heiug compelled to state, that the accounts that are daily received from all the cotton growing districts in which we are more immediately interested, are of such a character as to leave very little room to doubt but that the quantity grown this season will fall short of the crop of the last, in consequence of the frosts that fell about the first of the month, and which were so severe as to destroy bolls already formed. Ordinary• •• • — --none. Middling 1.51 a Fair .. 16 a 161( limited Good Fair Good and Fine.... --- A FAMILY SOUP TUREEN.—A potter, at Drey-Kirschen, in Austria, named lnatus Cartier, finding all his exertions to maintain his family insufficient, though not in want of skill in his art, resolved to make some article which should brie him into notoriety. He formed the idea of making a pot of dimen sions which should astonish all that beheld it. After labouring for three months, he produced a colossal vessel capable of con taining 4,U00 measures of liquid, or a quantityof soup sufficient for an army of 12.000 men. The imperial eagle is displayed on one side of this enormous vase, and on the other Aden' and Eve, with the serpent tempting them. Around it are garlands of roses and foliage, exquisi.ely finished. The two handles have the appearance of platted ribands. It bears an inscription, with the name of the artist, and the date of its formation; and in another part a sentence in German, signifying that he who has• not courage to attempt something great in his art is un worthy of the title of a master. This stupendous production being exhibited, attracted. the notice of personages of distinc ion; and nrders for his ware have since come in with such pro usion that Cartier cannot fail to make his fortune. MERCURY IS THE DEATH OF THOUSANDS! Salivation is exploded and Health restored by the use / of Drs. Jacques' Invaluable Medicines. use / THE Public are respectfully informed, that Drs I. and J. JAQUES have taken up their Residence 23, CORN WALLIS-STREET, (opposite St. Michael's Churc , Liverpool, who have had an experienced practice of 25 year curing some thousands of persons who have been afflicted i various stages, and so many persons who have been turned of of various Hos pitals incurable of that dreadful complaint he SYPHILIC DISEASE. The Drs. JAQUES will give vice from Eight in the Morning until Ten at Night, on Sun ays from Nine till Two o'Clock, wrrtiour A FEE, to persons taking any of their invaluable preparations. It is a well-known fact, that thousands of our fellow-creatures fall a sacrifice to this horrid Disease through the ignorance of illiterate pretenders to medical skill, who, by the use of that poisonous mineral, Mercury, undermine the constitution, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, failure of sight, confused noises in the head, and all that dread ful train of complaints which generally end in premature dissolution. They can with confidence to themselves (and it must be a pleasure to those who are afflicted with the above Disease) offer a perfect cure in a few days with secrecy and safety, which has been so long wanting in this great commercial town; for no reasonable thinking person could suppose that one particnlar Medicine can cure the above Disease, as there are persons pro.; fessiag to do so. Their Medicines are worthy a place in the Cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships, the more as they will keep good in all climates any length of time. (a-• Those persons who stand in need ot their assistancemay with confidence apply to them for their medical aid, as their Charges are moderate. To these persons who are not able to attend the above Esta blishment, by sending a correct statement of their complaint they will I,ceive necessary Medicine by enclosing a remittance. All - Letters post-paid. MONDAY, DEC.- 7.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Blowing fresh. ARRlVED—Warwick, Brewer, from Calcutta, mailed 13th July, from the Saud Heads 2Vth July, and from St Helena 17th Oct.-3laytlower, Orley, from Denla. - - - SAlLED—Parker, Risien. for Demerara—Helen Jane. M'Donald, for Madeira and Jamaica—Magid, Robertson, for Alexandretta— Hindoos• tan. Paulson, for Bombay—New Brunswick, Bruce, for Savannah— livker, Bruce, for St Thomas, Etc.—Abeona, Gillies. for Batavia and. Singapore•--Thetis, Jarvis, for Nantes—John Porter, Jenkinson, for Halifax—St George, Topping, for Africa. Argo, Hammer, hence and the Clyde at Danzic. John Francis, Bonnyman, from Quebec, at Cork, sailed 10th Nov. Nelly, M• Master, hence, at Limerick. Young Gipsey. Shute ; Hope, Stewart ; Herald, Hughes ; and Li verpool, Nayler, hence, at Waterford. , Alert, Emma; Jarvis, hence for St Michaels; Lady of the Lake, Banks, hence for Lisbon, at Milford sth Dec. both sailed 30th Nov. Adventure, Yule, from Paraiba,' off slargate. ;.. Fanny, Anderson, hen , e,.and Batavia, at Singapore; in passing through the Straits of Rio, struck on a coral bank, and partially da maged her cargo; she was hove down at Singapore and repaired, and sailed again for Batavia, 29th July. Medora, Tweedie, sailed from Singapore for London, 30th July. The John Craig, was to to sail for this port, 211 August. Indus, M'Farlane, from Bombay, at this port, and proceeded to the Clyde. Africaine, Duff, from the Mauritius and Hobart Town. Ardent, Hartgrave, hence, at Havana. The Agnes, Broadfoot, was to slit from Ilavanna, 6th Nov. for Ma tanzas, to load for London ; and the Blucher, Heron, was to sail the same day for Mobile. Intrepid, , from Antigua, at Norfolk, N. A. The Captain Cook, Thompson, to London was left off Cape Agu lina, by the Kiero, 20th Sept.. with loss of sails, very leaky, cargo very much damaged; she would get into Simon's Bay the following day. The Neva, Peck, from Cork to Sydney, New South Wales, was wrecked on the Harbinger Reef, at the entrance of Bass Straits, about 13th May, and out of 241 souls, only the master, chief mate, seven °''a men, and six females saved. LIMERICK, Dee. 4.—i vessel was yesterday towed into Kilrush, by the Hamilton, revenue cruizer, with the mainmast gone. • • SOUTEPORT, Dee. 7.—The Princess Victoria, Thomas, from Tralec, came on shore last night at high water, but does not appear to have received any damage—she will probably be got off next tide. DECEABDR. 8, 1-835. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC. 7. - - - - There is more animation in dry Butter, and prices have advanced. In pickled there is also mote doing. For Beef and Pork the demand is good, and for the latter we advance our quotations. •Bacon and Lard are each in'better request, and name are now sought after. BUTTBll.—Belfast.new .. 85 0 a 68 0. per ewt. ' Banbrid ge , new 79 0 82 0 --- Colerain.... . . 79 o—Bl 0 --- Sligo, new 8 1 0 -- 82 0 ---- 'Derry, new B3 0 84 0 --.. Waterford, new B2 0 -- 86 0 ....- Limerick, new Do. pickled 2ds, new... 84 0 86 0 -- Do. dry 3ds, new - Newry 76 0 78 0 -- Do. dry Ist, new - Dundalk OO 0 -.- 00 0 --- Carlow, new.:.. BO 0 87 0 Bsqr.—New Prime Me ss lO2 6 per tierce. New India, . 105 0 110 0 DoI • •••• •• • ••• 52 6 57 6 p er b arre l. 28 0—35 0 bal. BACON, new 33 0.—36 0 p p er cw t Do. olcl • 4 00 :0 —OO 0 DRY HAMS 42 0 46 0 WET Do ' ..... . 3O 0— 34 0 ..--. LARD,—Firkin 46 0 50 0 Bladdered ...... 52 0 54 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTIJRAL MARKET, Dsc. 7. s. d. s. d. a, d. s. d. 0 sao 10 4,202 b Potatoes 1 841 10 4? 901 b 0 7 0 91 - ' Cattle Potatoes 1 4 1 6 - 070 9 - Tnrnips 29 021 0 pet' toll 0 4 0 41 -- Carrots 33 036 0 --- 0 3 0 31 - Mangle wurzle 19 020 0 - 0 0 0 0 - I Manure 6 6 7 6 - Hay New Ray Clover flay Straw, Wheat Straw, Oat Green Clover WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND Al LIVERPOOL, I £. S. d. X. '. d. TIMBER, V cubic foot, Dan Rigatzig 5 6 0 9 6 14 0 2 5' Memel 0 2 1./ 0 2 5 Asnerican Pine Do. Quebec 0 1 54 4/ 1 9 Red Pine 0 1 7 0 2 2 Quebec Oak Birch PLANKS, V foot of 2 in e.h. Dantzi o ~ Deck American Pine - 0' 0 3 DEALS,4p standard hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 10 0 17 10 0 Memel Red l5 0 0 17 0 0 Dautzic Sc Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0 dERICAN TIMBER. lECEIII37R 3. 1835. DUTIES 155 a. load.of 50 feet. -- 10 s. 4? toad of 50 ft. sa. 41' load of 50 feet. £44 4s' 120. 1. ; :i en: 4? 1210 s. /fit+) xt-9 0 .£22 str I so.. . . . PRICES OF simags. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7, 18.35. -- , Liverpool Coal Gas Per Share. 1300 0 0 Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, ....VW New Shares, premium. .... ......... £6O Liverpool and llarrington Water Works Bantle ditto Exchange Buildings Liverpool and Manchester Railway; £lOO paid 217 0 0 Ditto Old Quarters 25 -- 209 0 0 Ditto New Quarters - 205 0 (1 Bolton and Leigh ditto Ditto Warrington and Newton ditto - 140 0. 0 Kenyon and Leigh ditto lOO 110 0 0 Wigan Branch ditto Preston and Wigan North Union Line dittl 4O 44 0 0 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto Leicester and Swannini;ton ditto Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway and Canal- 48 50 0 0 Leeds and Selby Railway Grand Junction ditto . - 83 10 0 tondon and Birmingham ditto 45 03 10 0 Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 810 0 North Midland ditto • •:• . Midland ditto 9 5 0 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto flank 'of Liverp00l Bank of Manchester 25 -- 33 0 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 21 15 0 Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... lO 15 0 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance Company. 25 21 0 0 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO 19 5 0 Kfanchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 3 0 Ocean Assurance Company Northern and Central Bank of England lO 12 0 0 Union Bank of Liverpool Commercial Bank of Ragland 5 6 0 0 RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries theft Ike last week:— South. Narth. Total. Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 219 242 461 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine ~. 142 131 273 Total at each Dispensary 311 n 3 737 VISITORS. North—Rev. R. Croft, Rev. C. Wray. and Mr. 3. H. Smith. South—Rey. F. Murphy, Mr. Jordan, and Mr. 3. Ccoper. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Days. I Mrn. i Ern. Ht. Festival s , 4.c. DEC. H. H. H. H. P. 1. Tuesday .... 8 044 1 0 16 2 Concep. of B. V. Mary. Wednesday.. 9 118 135 15 1 Thursday ..10 153 212 13 II Friday 11 232 254 12 9 Day 71151 m long. Baturday 12 319 348 11 10 SUNDAY l3 417 451 11 7 3d Sunday in Advent. Monday 14 I 5 29 6 4 12 0 Jupiter souths lh 29m M. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY : DEC. 4. INSOLVENTS. Martha Charles and Thomas Burrows, Duke-street. St. James's,. tailors. Samuel Ramson Whiny, Axminster, Devonshire, carpet-manure:a-- toter. David Clark, New Broad-street, City, merchant. BANKRUPTS: - - - William Barrett, Bell-yard, Doctors' Commons, London, money scrivener. John Bowring and William Garrard, Exmouth-street, Clerkenwell. linen drapers. Ebenezer Keat, Hatfield Hyde, Hertfordshire , farmer. William Parsons, Quadra n t. Regent-street, London, billiard-table manufacturer. John Addison, Guilford, Storey, watch-maker, James 'meson, Fenchnrch-street, London, stationer. William Manley, Topsham, Devonshire, ropemaker.. Francis Bishop. Gloucester, corn-dealer. John Marsh, Chesterfield, scrixener. John Kirchner, Brighton, music-seller. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 4, J. Pym, Ludgate-street, London; merchant—Jan. 4. W. Y Cooper, Sackviile-street, London, tailor—Dec. 29. J. S. Wither(lca,. Margate, blacksmith--Jan. 2. J. Wyatt, Warminster, cabinet-maker —Jan. 8. C. Pn"h,, Newtown, M on t gomerys hi re, i ronmouger—Det.. 28. T. Mansell, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, grocer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on• or - before the 25th day of December. A. West. Wilton, Wiltshire, fellmonger—W : Bailey, Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London, currier—T. Allison, Manchester, ware— houseman—W. Towers, Nottingham, grocer—W. Neville, Birming ham, merchant—J. W. Buckland, Union-road, Albany-road. Old. Kent-road, London, British plate-manufacturer—H. 11. Davie, Soho square, London, auctioneer. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Mustovado Sugar, computed from• the returns made in the week ending the 24th day of November, 1833. is 38s 74d peecwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. BIRTHS. On Friday, the 27th ult., the lady of Robert Preston, Esq., Virgil_ street, of a son and heir. On Saturday, the 29th ult., the lady of Wm. H. Gilliat, Esq., Spring. field House, of a son. At Croston Hall, on the 3d instant, the lady of Henry Tempest, Esq., of !a son. MARRIED. On Mondry, the 30th ult., at the Old Church, Preston, Mr. Richard. Bryninv" aged G 8 years, to • Mary Turner, age d 2.3 w all of &Uneaten near Lytham. On Tuesday last, at. Newton Solney, Derbyshire, James Sutton, Esq., of Shardlow Hall, to Sophia, daughter of Ithrabana Hoskins. Esq., of Newton Park, in the same county. - On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. George Taylor to Miss Elisabeth Johnson. . _ _ On Thursday last, at St. John's Church, Manchester, by tlw Rev.. Oliver Orrnerod, Richard Smith, Esq., to Ann, relict of the late John Owen, Esq., of this town. Yesterday, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Jcslut Stocker, aged 56, to. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, aped. 28. On Friday, the 27th ult., the wife of, Mr James Glenn, at Westinuir coal works, near Ofaszow, was safely delivered of three fine children. Although born in;the eighth inontb, they are all ail oly to live. DIED, At Market Rasen, Mrs. Priestley; widow, agedlol. On Monday, the 23d ult„ at Welshpool, .Monfgomery, Mr. Jolna Griffith, aged 192. On Saturday, the,2Bth ult., at Skipton, the Rev. Robert Thomlinson. On Monday, the 3(ith ult., Ralph Bourne. Bag., of flilderstone-lfall, county of Stafford, aged 63. On Tuesday last, ,Mrs. Lacon, third daughter of the late Roger. Leigh, Esq. Same day, at the house of her mother, Mrs. Morris, For bate-street, Chester, aged 30 years, Mary. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. James Whalley, London-road. On Wednesday last, after a lingering illness, borne with ahristian patience and resignation,, Esther, the eldest daughter of Mr. Edararsii Bythell, of Greasly, Cheshire. Same day, in Bridport-street, Mr. Emmit, aged :R. On Thursday last, aged. 44, Mr. James Washington of the firm of , Washington and Evans, builders, • On Friday last, James, only son of S. B. Laycock, Esq., aged 29 years. On Saturday last, at her house, North John-street, Mrs. Margaret Poole, aged el. Same day, after a long illness, John Green Underhill, son of Mr. Underhill, baptist minister, of Edge-hill, deeply regretted by .his• family and friends. He was a young man of amiable disposition, great literary acquirements, and had been engaged for some years in preparing a history of this town. 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