The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-14 00:00:00

52 . THE TAVERPO • .-....,..". • __.,_.. ...................___—..-r........................,..........,............5.....-2.....--.......--2,..a......-.......---ar..r......----r..-...,., = .4. 9 . Eaot - iniiitZ. . 1 On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at SHAND and HORSFALL'S OfiiCe, ( ail -street, s 100 Tierces Jamaica C Is',E, 17,-- will be cleared on the -17th December. ‘• - • th For BOMBAY, For further particulars M apply to rs. C..1-loßssatta,. ;SON,. • and Co. Merchants or to llssa's• - ' The Ship GIPS E Y, SHAND an d HORSFALI, B ro k ers . ' - -1.-: R. HIGHAT, Commando , Burthen 400 tons.-For freight, or passage, a y' to the Cap- • NEXT WEEK. tain, on board, Prince's Dock ; ' Sir John I in, or _ On TUESDAY next, the 18:h instant, at One O'clock, at WILLIAM CLAY, Broker. WM. P. Bus Hay's Office, Pi - .hange-alley, • .: ......___ The Schooner G .21 . ) XT.-4i; To sail the 20th December. For CALCUTTA, UTTA, Burthen per register 76 66-94th tons, ' lit at Malbage Lover ~ The good Ship CALCUT' A, ' Canada, of the best materials, in 1 , sails fast, and ia wed - ''Year.ast.;•.- -4 adapted for any trade her aie wills rt; is in excellent order. T. WATSON, Comma r; May be viewed as she has just arrived flout Derneraia, in Burthen per :register 389 tons ; h a s good commodation for the Prince's , Dock ,-and inventories had hy applvinis to . passengers.-For terms.of which, and offreight, apply to WM. P. bbal-cBI., Broker. • ROBERT GLADSTONE, Rumford-street. . .e. lle2. • I no EIN li ta u a ... e - ••.••••••••—• •• • - .• - ••••mrusw......,uaa-• , ........x .. ... ....»... . .... .... -.. • . • ()n THURSDAY next, the 20th instant, ifatslt bib itila ' - The Sale to commence at Ten o'c.oek, . ' 74 . _, .s-r-- s' The Hull of the Brig IPHIGENI ,as it DOW lays , • To sail on the 25th instant, stranded on the beach near t arbor :OX 1104- • u For KINGSTON JAMAIC - DIRECT, head. Also, the s materials of the sal' rig, which have been saved and brought to as Warehouse • elalyheaa, CODSiatill:4 of -s -. .5 /4 >ia' 7 %, The regular-trading AIB .i AFIELD, running and standing Rigging, ehors, Cab.es, Sans, sSe. .- . .JOHN NEWLANDS, aster. The Vessel is mostly copper-fastened, and the mateiia!s are W,21.1 Now loading in the -Prince's Dock, and wil be despatched from woith the attention of purchasers. . the 15th to the 20th instant. For freight or passage, having For further parilemars apply to CHAPMAN and Wittas, I, very superior accommodations, .apply to the Master on board, King street, or to • • Mr.. J. HOLT, Holynead. or to JOHN HALL & CO., 3, Tithebarn-street. On FRIDAY, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, To sail in three weeks. At Buen ANAN and BaowNes Office Oalilaaastieet, For DEMERARA, 132 diales New South tidal 'WOOL,. The Ship INDIAN t yIIEF, • *sal* " 0 3,„ 1 JAMES HARGREAVES, mmander; Now :landing- ex London,- from 'y ' ley.--japply -to Messrs. : ... . ASPINALL, bRowN, and ASPIi. AI. Meath at: Of tO ' I. - - Burthen per register 417 tons. For. freight, or pas- BUCHAN - AN and Pal•i() ss . isi ) sage, having excellent cabin accommodation, apply to J. ancl.G. EWER, ' s Brokers. - JOHN GLADSTONE and CO. - • - -- • - - - • - • • - • - • - - • -•-- . ~......aaa,ssa-aaaassaaa • 1- To clear on the 21st ii ant,, "a•,..... .V . n - -s For DEME 1 A, ' ‘4 O isa t a g ,a",s' The fine neW fast-sailin rig ISABELLA, ' , ... GEORGE CHEVELY, Master; - ' on SALE, . •r Lying in Prince's Dock.-For terms of freight or passage - „„. . The Brig iliaA, apply to . • T. and H. MURRAY. . assip a rays Burden per register 239 3-sths Usaths tons, built at -. . .- , •" 17 - Whitby in 1831 or the best material -length aai'feet For The Ship. CHESH , BARBADOES, 2 inches breadth 25 feet 8 inches, de t i feet 11 inches, • , ..).4 Sa copper-fastened, head and quarter ,bt s; sails very test, is „, . DANIEL CAMP L. abundantly found in stores; now lying n the liremenZk Dock, For freight, or passage, apply to • and can be sent to sea at, a trifling 'expense.-- s For inventories, BARTON, IRLAM and HIGGINSON. and further particulars,, apply to iqcSrb.I.,'HAPMAN and \Va.- ''s, No- 1, King-street, or to - To sail in all December, NIGH. HURRY, 23, Chapel-walks. • FOR BARBADOE fl ___ . -7, '''-' Th e B r i g BR ILL NT, „. ~ -. E. MORDAIJN aster; The New _Ship/LO, .. i Lying in George's Dock.-For.freig or passage apply to 24ts . 's Burthen per. reaqster,46l tons ••_ ,nilt of the best mate- 11- OMAS LEE : and Co. 1 -' --- 'liras, and may be sent to sea a small expansc.-For . , inventory, &c., apply to DUNCAssr GIPS. For PoRT MARIA, JAMAICA, And will deliver GoodS at the POrta adjacent, ------ ' - ' ' ------ 7 - 7 -- ' ----- The fine Brig VALI A atio In Auction. WM. BRAGG, Ma `.r; • lanrthen per, register r 229 torts, Al, Tared and copper- . fastened.-For freight or passage ap v oil board, Prince's SALE OF HORSES AND CARTS, FURNITURE &c. -i N Dock, to CHARLES HORSFALL, SO, and Co., Merchants, or - t o JOHN NELSON WOOD ant i C o . . ' NEW SCOT LAND-ROAD. , 1 By Messrs. T. and j.Thu . fr F . . ~...----- . -------- 7" ----- '" THis DAY, (Friday) the 'l , lth instant; pa isely at Eleven anitzli ti.itto. o'clock, on the Plemises, :the Farm ' nit, . New Scotland- . road, • . estriWO DRAUGHT HORSES, wit Geering, coniplete, two a---. A regular trader for BOSTON. .11. Rubbish Carts, Stable Utansils Bses s a tagether with the i. To sail on the 2001 Decemb , whole of the HOUSEHOLD' FUR'NITURE, an Eight-day +47.: \'' The first-class American Ship O' LA Clock, the BAR UTENSILS , consisting of Giasses, Jugs, sras...a.- J. GiRDLER, MaS •;, Mugs Ale and Spirit Measures; and other Articles. - : i i Burthen 350 tons, coppered, and swe no \rvn as a most ell- .May he vi ewed on the Morning of sale; and further' path gible conveyance. for Goods and Pa.ssengers.-For terms, &c. culars may be known, on application to Mesas.- TROTTER, I apply to the CAPTAIN, on board, :Prince's Dock, or to Auctioneers, Whitechapei. . . CYRUS MORRALL and SON. c To sail POSITIVELY on the 22nd December, and will not receive SALE OF FURNITURE, IN THE ROOMS, , Goods after the 20th. WHITECHAPEL. 1 For NEW YORK By. Messrs. , F.Two''FROTTER • , 4-7 The splendid new Packet Ship POLAND, THIS DAY, (Friday) the 14th instant, at o'clock in the . Afternoon, in the Roorps, Whitechapel, Captain E. RicHAßnsoN; , (Late of the Ship Salem.) • A N Assortment of genteel and •useful frOUSEHOLD Burthen 546 tons, now on her first voyaise;! this ship has been 111 FURNITURE, a few Paintings and Prints, and other built in New York , expressly for this b t. de, of the choicest Edects, removed for the convenience of Salei consisting o f I materials, and possesses groat solidity, . ith eleg,ance• of stiu& Four-Post and Camp Bedsteads, and H ngings, Paillasses, flair, k r / ture. The cabins are fitted up so as , secure every possible Mattresses, Goose Feather Beds an • eading, Brussels. and: - accommodation. both for ladies and gentlemen; and the width Kidderminster Parleiur and Stair Ca, rets, Maliogany.Dinuria„ Of this ship gives' to each state-room ample space even for lug- , Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Set of Chairs, Chests of gage, and having Made the passage from New York in 18 days, D r rawseas, N ‘ i a glit.cliai s r, G nard i tiv a in, Painted Chairs, T a ble s a, ,s ,s, there can be no donbt of her being a very superior sailer. \-hand-nana Stands, box am lowing Dressing Giass . es, uaafaa S These advanta.ges, with - puastuality in veiling, whirh, bury be Kitchen Requisites, Fenders and Pire-irona'a s c, . s -xelied on, it is hoped will secure the cnnfideace and support of May be viewed on the Morning of sale, • and further infers a , the public. The price of passage is 2,5 guineas for adults, for mutton had from Messrs. TROTTan, WhiteC4a PP L . , which beds, bedding - , wines, and every thing necessary for the — 1 voyage will be founds-For freight or passage, apply on board, SALE OF FURNITURE IN PARK-LANE. . t in "Prince's Dock, or to , . By Messrs. Ts. and J. TR 0 " Eli; . a s-,......--.......assaassassasaa-saassaassaasass-S----.----------. On MONDAY next, the eith : instant; at even o'clock, on the Premises, Par' 1- e, • Sittbitcreantan. a rjHE Genteel HOUSEHOLD 'RNITURE, an Eight- a ------ --a- ---- ' ------ day Clock, China, Glass, an other Effects of a Person .• r For NAPLES and M .2.SINA, Removing; consisting of ,Four-post, and Camp Bedsteads and ; - The MA. 1 , Hangings, Paillasses,- Feather Beds and Bedding, Brussels, • ii W. WALKER aster; - Kidderminster, and Venitian Parlour and Stair Carpets, Wm- ‘: A 1, 114 t o ns .b ur th ea ; h a y ng the principal part o f dow Curtains, Pier and Box Dressing Glas se. ofa. in blacks, Mahogany her cargo engaged, she will meet with early despatch.-For Dining, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables,. S term s o f f re ight, &c. apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. Hair Cloth, Chests of. Drawers, Set of eight and two-armed 't', modern. Chairs, Painted Chamber Chairs, Tables and Wash- Li For PALERMO and MESSINA, or ME "SINA and stands, Brass Fenders and fire appendages, the useful Kitchen v PALERMO, Requisites, &c. &c. n A With liberty to proceed to IVIAL7 ,or elsewhere to After which w i l l b e S o ld a quant i ty of Boards and Planks, v - • obtain prati u , Four-wheeled Dray, J o i ners Benches, Door' and Window a )-iv,, • The fine A 1 coppered 'ipC.R. C. • Frames, eight L a d ders , Grindstone, &c. &c. a PETER BMA - RD, aster; May be viewed on th e M orn i ng: of sale .when Catalogues b , a- Burthen 261 tolls, Prince's Dock; has room for a few tons of may be had on the Premises, a n d from Messrs. TROTTER'S, V me a surement Goods; will be despatched on or before the 10th Whitechapel. December. ROBIN and KING. - o • TO SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS. V By Messrs: T. and J. TROTTER, e9l , ;'`-alco tin AUction. i . On MONDAY next the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock at a a Boat Builder's Yard. near the Canal, St. Helen's, in the c THIS DAY, (Friday) the 14th instant, on e ()Way, west side county of Lancaster, Prince's Dock, ripHE Flat EDWARD, about 30 tons burden, which has k • 653 Prime wet salted Net ork I-11DES, X undergone a thorough repair, with all her materials, as c Landing ex Britannia.-For fart er particulars apply to she now lays in the . Graving s Dock. , Together with about- 1 Twenty Oak TreeS, suitable for Shipwriranci Boat Builders. MessrsThENNtsTotiN, MacxlE,and Co., or to . . A . quantity of Oak and Elm planks, . Iron, Bic., a pair of, c ; T. and 11. LFITLEDAI/E and Co., Brokers. Timber Wheels; Grindstone and Fr e; -the Keel' with Stem t Trus DAY, (Friday) the 11th instant, t Twelve o!clock, at and Stern posts of a Flat on the stocks, and var i ous other 1 Messrs. - Ducicwoprii and MARSDE, ' Office, Oldhall-street, Effects in the trade of a boat builder. 7 Bags of Damaged Sea Is nd COTTON. . , May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and further particu- S. Lars known by applping to-Messrs. 'I -Whitechapel. e For further particulars apply to 11 • DUCKWORTH and MARSDEN. • h SALE OF FURNITURE, ' &c., TORBOCK-STREET. Tins DAY, (Friday) the 14th instant, at 'Twelve o'clock, at WM. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER . .. P P.. Busney's Office, Exc nge-alley, By order of the Assi gnees ,- . On W EDNESDAY next, the 19th a 200 Wet Salted P ES instant, precisely at Ele ven o'clock, on . th ' Premises,: inT p Landing ex Isabel, from Demerara. Apply to Messrs. T. and 'Forbock-etreet, e H. MeraiAa, Merchants, or to • victim Genteel and Useful HOUSE I FURNITURE, ti WM. P. BUSHBY, Broker. AL an excellent Eight-day Clods, other Effects, the Pro t - - - - - .perty of a Bankrupt; comprising Fourt-post and Camp Bed; s a Tins DAY, (Friday) the 14th instant, at we've o'clock, at , steads, Hangings, Paillasses, Hair Mattresses, good Feather a A..TOMLIN and Co.'s Cif.9ce, Druid-c rt, Dale-street, Beds and. Beading, Chamber Chairs, Tables and Basin Stands,' t , 36 Tons LOGWOO ~ Box, y , ier, and Swing Dressing Glass es , thusSels and Kidder- o Lauding ex Argo, from Ilonduras,n 1 end Queen's Dock.- minster Parlour and Stair Carpet's, Window Curtains, & c ., For particulars apply to DUNCAN Cal , Esq. Merchant, or to Mahogany articles in Sets of Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Sofa a . ANDREW TOMLIN arid Co. Brokers.' in black Hair Cloth; Dining, Pembroke, Card, and Snap c - Tables, Figured Lobby Cloths, a quantity of Kitchen R . caul- t To-mortßow, (Saturday) the 15th instant at Twelve o'cloCk, at sites, and various other Effects. t • MOLYNECX, TAYLOR, and Co.'s a ce, Chapel-street, May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues a 14 Tons of Fine' Bli is 00D, may be had. • b Now landing ex Hope east side Kit s.' h s Dock:-Apply to . ' . . MOLVNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co. Brokers. . SALE OF HORSES; CARS, COACHES,' AND 'OTHER a • . , On MONDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o ' c l oc k CARRIAGES. • n , at 13y Messrs. T. and J. TROT ER, fi WM. NEVETT'S Office, Rum 1d -street, By order of th e Assignee _,s -On THURSD . next, the 20th in- 'a • • 100 Tons Cuba FeSTI . -- , stant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Pre es, Torbock-street, .- f 50 Do. Spanish Do. . IfTIIIE following. Property of aßa rupt; comprising Nin e 14 Do. Cuba LI MVITIE. .R.. active and powerful Hack I rses, . Four-wheeled Car, a 16 Do. Nassau Dos . . . Two-wheeled Ditto, Stand Coac , n Omnibus nearly. new, a k Landing ex Euphemia, from. New Providence, on the east side. Hearse with two sets of :Plum , Mourning Coach, Chaise, ti of the Prince's Dock.-Apply to Mr. JOHN WRiGHT, Jun., several sets of Double and Single Harness, sundry Stable Merchant, or to • WM. .NEVETT, Broker. utensils, Corn Bin, Water Tubs, &c. &c., three store Pigs, a a quantity of Manure, and other Effects. o 4311 TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, Twelve o'clock, at May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues 1( . BOCHANAN and BRowNE's, oe, oldhaiLstreet, • may be had on the Premises, and from Meisrs. TROTTERS , 120 Tees. Jamaic OFFEE. • Whitechapel. , Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL an .o. Merehhnts, or to , . '• A - BUCHANAN and - BROWNE, Brokers. . . . . . . . . 1mne...,,,,, 1TP•afe5immura,,,..,...., m .. .. ......-- ,Y 1 I- C UM, ,-- 'FIDE TABLE FOll LIVERPOOL. - ~.- a s h.-a-a - a _ a .,..-ss ss a• NEXT WEEK. thi,Vrts iiii lr 1**,4 3 th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at War. Days. Mrn.c.Evn Ht. i l '., . _ Fesit . tais, ac. a a s . . -vall Y Office, Ex • nge-alleY, ---- 1 - ----_____ ' aa........_a_a_..... i• ' '-.• . - ' . .760 hags a s aged East ndia RICE - H. M. H. M. F. I. '' :. :. • " 200 Arßei. god o. PADDY. . Friday .14 356 4 30,41 11; Last Quarter 18m. even. ' 4 a , . . Sattirday ,15 54 5 41114 3. ' Minn. - Tenn ends. :119. 1 1 be seen at A:191341c) AT . .O CORDES, and Co.'s Ware- Sandsy 16 619 6 57113' IP 3nl Sunday in Advent. ' O. Sap... . mitoe,i3triliogfort.sfiebt„ Apply to . Monday •177 32 8 5:14 b.,Oxford Terms ends. . tII. 0. - - -... . 11,.... ,,,1 i ..f1 ettts NEXT WEEK. • i. ,?!.., T2 7 5: E! . , a ‘ . . . _:th , , , i_n e stant, at Twelve o'clock, at Wm. , e ,.: ; ,; . , 760 1 1 „ ; , , I Y , A Unl.e, Ex . nge-alloy, I/ I. ~., . 200 43;....,L aged East ndia BICE Ktll.73tb w il e:t it.) i g i t t on M ... :o-4 0. 4(4_ '.T ed so, Co o RD.ES P , A an D d is C Y ol's' Ware -",--It.;,‘ ~..:„:\-17 Apply' 1441 ° . P. BUSHBY, Broker., HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4.c. By Mr. LUCAS, To-mottaow, (Saturday,) the 15th instant, at One o'c.ock pre, eisely, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-scree; , APAIR of Brown CARRIAGE HORSES, souid, and _I steady in harness, with ou t reserve , by order ofthe Exe cutors of the late Mr. Hodson, of Wigan; a very tine'team of Cart Horses, a bay and brown, selling for no fault hit solely on account of their owner having no work for them diring the winter; a very promising ch esout e, 4 years oU, nearly thorough-bred, with immense powe d bone, directfrom the breeder, and likely to make endid hunter ; a frey Cob, sound, 6 years old, and ago hack ; a dark brown Ca rr i age Hoase, 16 hands high, action very good; a brown Mire, very 'fast, and steady in harness; a hay Carriage Horse, 5 years old, 15 hands 31 inches high, very superior in harries; ; a Ches nut Mare, very fast in harness. Also, a great number of other Horses and Ponies, a number of Gigs, Phaetons, &c.,Saddlery, liarrieSs, &c. May be seen prior to the sale. * The pair or brown . Carriage Horses will b e b roug ht ou t' a t a quarter past Two o'clock precisely. N.B.—Horses Trained to Single and Double Ham*. THE LIVEIIPQOL ST_INDAIII) g.bipping Jfltatig£lltE. TUESDAY, 11th December.—Wind at Noon, N.W..`Pair. ARRIVET)..—RipIey, Lloyd. and Paragon, Baker, from C a l cu tt a .. Crem.ge Cordon, King, 'and Rival, Hawkins, from . Jamaica.F.uphe rnia, Pindlater, Nassau, N.P..Coinr-4, Stockton, from Nell Orleans.. Boctle, Rcth yell, fro:n Trieste.. Combatant, Dobson, from New foune.land..-Xrmingham, Clover, from Nvw York.. Orpb,eus, Cobb, from • Charleston, (sailed 21st November, a n d on 10th instant, off Tuskar, spoke the 'General Wolfe, - from this port, far Rio Grande.) Taf!itus, Candlers, hence at Charleston Glorat, Airey, from Puerto Cabello at do • Vir4inia, Harris, (19th. Nov.,) Marl Ihrriet, Tibbetts, (21st Nov.,) Hibernia, Maxwell, (25th Nov.,) and Selma, Longfield, hence, at New York • • La Grange's, Winchell, and New England, hence at Boston. Moryland, Showell, hence, atAlexaudria, A. S. WEDNESAY, 12th December..—Wind at Noon, W., • •. Alma ED.—Flora, Blair, from .•Borribav . Countess of ,Chichester, Thompson, from Africa.. William Gray,. COnnant, from New Orleans.. 'Alexander, Wayne, from Philadelphia. Henrietta, Pearce, from this port, and Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, from London, off A njie r Thomas Haliburton; Jennings, and Kingston, Watson, hence, at Africa Monarch, Mondel, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., at Barbadoes Jube, De Coste,.hence, at Ostend Strathila; Bonnyinare, f rom Q ue b ec, an d N eptune, D av i s, from St. -Andrew's. at Cork Minerva, Stroud, hence, for Newfoundland, put. into Kinsale, with damage . . Edward, Henry, sailed from Jamaica for this port October 30th Lion, Ferguson, henc e , f or B uenos Ayres was lost, 12th September, near Mtinte - Video. The - crew and part of the cargo saved. THURSDAY, 13th December:- . --Wind at Noon, S., Fair. ArtarvEn.—Princess Victoria, —, from Calcutta.. Majestic, Law_ 'son, frOm Bombay . . Georgetown, Miller, from Demerara...Oglethorpe, Sistare, from Savandah. , Also Arrived.—Child Harold, Hod ,re ; Ben. Nich o l son* M urdock, and Queen Adelaide, Turnbull, from Srigo.. I sabella Stewart, H amann; and Aquatic., .Waterford.. Maria, 'Murphy ; Mary, Crosb.c. and Lira, 'Hammond,exiOrd.... Margaret, S'avage, and St. bavid, • (st, amtr; • Newry.. Dirk Ha tteraic, -Port William.-Willi a m , Ulverston—Brothers, Bees, Cardiff, and the Corsair, (steamer) :from Belfast. London, from New Orleans, passed Holyhead this day. Superior, Stirling, hence, for Manilla, passed Anjier roads in 81 'days. tarbi , dian, Nagle, hence, at Barhadocs, 15th October. Amelia, M•Taggart, hence, at St. Thomas', and sailed for Puerto Birkby, Johnson, hence, at St. Thomas, Mary Ann, late Richards, from Carthagena for Puerto Cabello, put into Aruba. Enterprise, Mitchell; Levant, Varignano, and Frederick, Gimee, •hence, at Alexandria. Neptune, Wedstrome, hence, at GottenhUrg. Solway, Walker, from Shields for New York, was lost on the Island of Jura. Crew saved. A boat, marked " Corsair," and some fragments of wreck were picked up on the south side of the Island of Islay. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 13th December. Wind at llolyhead S.W., blowing fresh. Passed, inward bound, No. 28, London, B Bk, at 3 p.m. Qll Great Ormshead, inward bound, No. 284, Georgetown, B S, at half-past 11, a.m. ' No. 329, Thomas Parsons, Bk, at 12 noon. IRELAND. It s now confidently stated, that the Duke of Richmond and Sir John Cam Hobhouse have been appointed to replace Lord Anglesey and Mr. Stanley.: A rumour to that effect prevailed some time since • but the st a t emen t i s now ma d e upon good authority.—Dudin Moining Register. Ex-Sheriff Scott has been expelled from the Grand Orange Lodge, for identifyinghimself, on the question of the Repeat of the Cnion, with the agitators. So much for ➢ir. O'Connell and the pions and immortal memory. • The corporation of Cork have voted a most complimentary address to Major-General Sir G. Bingham, in approbation of his conduct as a soldier, a citizen, and a gentieman. Sir Geo. is about to return to England; the excuse is ill health. Mr. Shiel attended a meeting of the National Political Union in Dublin on Th urs d a y se'nuight, and pledged himself to the "Repeal." I\ll3lll3Elh—A man of the name of Deegan, from Ballyda yin, adjoining the Heath Chapel, with some more of his neigh bours, went on Thursday, the 29th ult., to Maryborough to witness the result of the commission. When Deegan and his neighbours had witnessed some convictions, they consulted with each other, and came to the determination of paying the amount of tithe against them, to avoid the expenses. Un fortunately for poor Deegan, he separated from his neigh bours; and on his way home, (not far from Maryborough,) was waylaid and murdered. Two factions fought a pitched battle near Carricbeg, county of Waterford, on Tuesday last; two men were killed, and several ounded. The Irish Government has offered a reward of 1001. for infor mation leading to the apprehension and conviction of any con cerned in the attack on Baron Smith's house. The illao Constitution says,—" The gentlemen of the Kil kenny Hunt were attacked last week at the fox cover by the country people, and obliged to fly. CANVASS FOR MR. 0 CONNEVL IN THE METROPOLIS,—M F , Fitzsimon announced on Saturday last, that he would instantly eminence a canvass in the city for Daniel O'Connelli—an, in timation which was received with loud ch ee ring. Mr. O'Connell had set off for Limerick at 2 o'clock, about four hours previous. The learned gentlethen is now. placed . in rather an embarrassing situation, or what would be so to any other man. His constitu ents in Kerry say they will not part with him, and his brother, Mr. John O'Connell, of Grena, who is now in Dublin, d ec l ares he cannot stand in place of the Liberator, his health will not permit liiin. CESSATION OF TITHE PROCEEDINGS.—Government has an nounced that all legal proceedings, arrests, and so forth, now i n progress against tithe uefaulters, shall be suspended during the elections. This is prudent, for the police will have full occupa tion in preserving the peace during :he natu ra li rr it a ti on o f con tested elections; but it cannot be expected to have any retro spective effect with regard to •the deep feelings of indignation which the mass of the peasantry every where entertain towards the tithe system, and those by whom it has been so pertinaci ously enforced. • . PLEDGES AND THE FLEDGED.—MT. George Dawson of Derry, in reply to a communication from the Independent Club of that city,. says —" My experience, both in public life and in the House of Commons, has taught me this lesson above all others— 'that the worst man of business and the worst member of Parlia ment is the 'person who is bound down, fettered, and shackled by promises or pledges. He is no longer a member of the de liberative body; but he is the slave of a party,--he can derive no assistance from the wisdom, the eloquence, or experience of the niost eminent and enlightened men; but he is shut up and con fined in the dai k recesses of his own mind; he .ceases to be, what every member of Parliament ought to glary in being—a free agent, and he becomes an useless and despicable tool." A'IRUE SUPPORTER OP THE BILL.—Mr. Patrick Costello, attorney-at-law, is a candidate for the representation of Kil kenny. A wicked and merry wag in the. Waterford Mail makes the following jest upon the gentleman's canvas. Mr. Patrick - Costello, one ot the attorneys, is really and bona fide a candidate for the marble city, and we shall see his bills of costs, one of these fine days, circulating among the solvent electors to the fol lowing tune : " To calling upon you at 37our house in Patrick-street, to so li c it your vote and interest, when a brat of a boy told me you were not At home, though I saw you peeping out of the•window 6 s, Bd.. '• To writing' you a letter on the same business . - . as. 4d. " To canvassing you and consulting on my hopes of success, When I met you near time market-house, where you told me you would as soon vote for Old Nick or Tom Duffy . 13s, 4d. "To sending my clerk to you with a message • • • • . ss. Od. `• To calling upon you afterwards, and taking you down to the busting's to vote for me, which you did To franking a double letter for your wife, the day after the • chairing • • . ..... . . • • , • • • • 3s. 4d. This will be all in the way of trade, am* of course, the Union, which has set, the honooiable gentleman up, will stand by him and see him paid for his trouble. • • LONDON LATEST NEWS. • (From our Correspondent.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, Half-past Seven o'clock. The general tenor of the intelligence from the s eat of war has been, this day, very unfavourable to the success of the French army. We have seen some private letters which represent the.privations suffered by the troops a s extreme, the weather having been bad, and the trenches; half filled with water. They add, that there, by no means j , existed any great sympathy between Ki ng Leopold arw, his allies, wh os e f orce d ass i s t ance , i t was ev i dent, ha" much alienated his new subjects from him. Fort Lauren t had proved. an obstacle of great moment, and had cause d the trench great loss. The Dutch were occupied in erecting new batteries, and everything gave promise of 3 most obstinate defenc. We have had a leeward island mail in this morning', with dates from th e var i ous i s l an d s to t h e early part 0' November. It appears, that at a public meeting of th e inhabitants of T r i n id a d, th e con d uct cf their agent, Mt. Marryat, in his place in the House of Commons, in Au gust last, where he defended the order in council, had been the subject of great animadversion, and the meeting expressed the utmost indignation, that a measure so fraught with ruin should have been partizaned by their agent.. The result of the meeting was their acceptance of the resignation tendered by Mr. Marryat, of the agencY r . We find, in the se p a p ers , a very severe-proclamation 01 Governor Farquhar, of St. Lucia, against the foreie .aliens residin g i n iat colony, in consequence of then " having presumed "' to attach their signatures to certain petitions and memorials against the enforcement of th e • Qrder in Council... This affair had excited a considerabl e sensation in the Other islands, as it was supposed it wool ( ' give the finishing blow to the colony, already in a state of great distress.' The Hou ses o f th e L eg i s l ature o f Kitt's had opened in session, as had, aiso, those of Do minica. The sanitory state of the different islands CO' tinned very satisfactory. , We find, by the - aecounts from Havana, that some al terations in the sanitory regulations there had taken place' and that perishable commodities were now permitted to be landed after their arrival ten days. We have accounts from La Guayra to the sth October' Affairs in that province remained very unsettled, and se veral officers had been put under arrest. Trade was in state of the greatest depression. Accounts - have been received from Tunis to the 17t 1 ' ult. The' dey had decided upon execu ti ng hi s t rea ty win' , . the French, relative to the sale of the produce of his re gency, and had resolved neither to interfere himself, or' have any intermediat e a gen t b e t ween t h e purchaser an", the agricultural grower. He had made public, that the market was p er f ec tly f ree f ur t h e sa l e o f oils, and that pro prietors were at liberty to dispose of them . in any w a il they liked. The option was offered, to all those indebte to the government in oil,. of payi ng i n money. The o live crop was very abundant in all parts of the regency. We have late accounts from Manilla, which state the export prohibition of rice. was still in force there. Id A public meeting of the subscribe rs t o Ll oy d s was h -e,,t• this morning, at whi c h it was propose d to vote a sun' -(i• £5O from the funds of the house in aid of the widows a n d children of the sufferers by the calamity in the Shetlo isles. To this an amendment was moved by Mr. G,r av ' that one h un d re d guineas be given in li eu o f t h e .t`' ,o which was carried-by acclamation. A sum of £5 O wa- , . also voted in. aid 'of the arctic expedition,- to learn the fa t ` of the gallant Captain RoSs. • W e h ave seen accounts f rom H ull, which state, that the electio n th ere h a d commence d , and that Mr. Hill, the whig - candid a t e , on hi . s way to nomination, had been bru tally assaulted by the rabble, a n d so i n j ure d , t h at he 'vi, a confined to his bed. A shew o f h an d s •h a d d ec id e d the election to have fallen on M essrs . A c l an d an d Hutt, thel\ 1 ";; radical candidates. A p o ll h a d b een d eman d e d by ",. ~ Carruthers, the conservative candid a t e , an d, a t o ne o'cl.o.eo. yesterday, we understa n d lie was at the h ea d o f the poll• v In the eonsol market, th e b us i ness h as not been on a "EY„e tensive scale; 4 has been th e quo t a ti on f or t h e account, - almost all day. 'the last price was 83 In the Northern Bonds, th ere h as b een some d egre e of h: viness. Belgium Bonds h ave b een i 3 4 . Dutch, dog.Dart' 67 I. Russian, 9i 1 98. Sp an i s h B on d s are lo 17, an Portuguese, 50 1 51. We ate without any intelligence Tres Portugal to day, nor have we had any mats from ahroad, cept that from the Leeward Islands, already noticed. The following i s th e l e tt er o f G eneral Chasse, with M a rsha l Gerard's answer thereto, of which mention is made in the ac count of the proceedings of the French army, on the eighth day of the siege, given in our second page : THIRD LETTER OF GENERAL CHASSE. " CITADEL OF ANTWERP, DEC. s,—Monsieur the Marshal,---The calamities which your aggression calls down on the City of Antwerp during the negociations yet going forward to bring about the ins ir tenarre of peace, appear to 'tequi re t o b e rea li se d i n th e ir fullest e x ' tent, in consequence of what I am, as yet, willing to believe to be the results of the imprudence of your troops, and not dictated 11 your will. Notwithstanding my answer B, of the 30th of Novembe r ' 1832, to the second letter which yon did me the honour to a ddrel to me, there has been a fire f requen tl y o p ene d aga inst the cita de l from Fort Montebello, and even from the, rampart of the enceinte ei the city at the gate of Beguines. Those are breaches to the bases as ° the arrangement which your Excellency proposed to me, as we ll to those which I declared in my reply. " I believe it, therefore, proper to state this to your ExcelleneY, order to do all that lies in my power to prevent a disastrous coofii° the results of which must for ever devolve o n th e au th ors o f an agg e t s o sion, which, undertaken at a moment \ den e ff or t s were making bring the negociations of peace to their conclpsio n , an d when t hen were but some trifling matters to be decided, com p rom ises int ere i :i ts e so important, and which, although undertaken w ith suc h conside r ' o means against the point which I occupy, d oes no t seem to hesitate t . 1 place under fire a city, of which its i m p or t ance as we ll a s huu lard demand the preservation, " I have, therefore, to require from y our E xce ll enc y, to F" i„ " ,ce " l e give an explanation on the subj ec t o f th ose b reac h es w hich I ee the honour to specify. The fort of Montebello is so far a depeode°;, on the place, that I cannot abstain from returning all the fire lier ,.ts after directed against me from that fort, as we ll as f rom the rao 3 P 7 of the enceinte, The inhabitants of Ant wer p a l rea d y know ln i e ( hi% well, and the conduct I have observed s i nce I h ave oc cupied ,position,, which , conduct has been thor oug hly apprec i a ted by t " - , Excellencies the French and English C omm i ss i oners o f Confer enc- g not to be aware to whom to •attribute'the ca l am ity w hich 1:0°6 them, if those provocations oblige me thereunto. " Receive, M. the Marshal, the assurances o f m y high corl s z'de ry lion. " The General of Infantry, B a ron CHAS°. ANSWER OP MARSHAL GERARD TO TILE THIRD LETTER. OF OE" CHASSE. n HEAD-QUARTERS, NEAR ANTWERP, D EC . 5.—M. the veil° . j a In the letter which I had the honour to write to you in the of the 30th of November, in reply to yo urs o f th a t d a te, I clea explained to you the line of conduct marked down for me by n'Y 0 t structions relative to the siege of the Cit a d e l o f A n t we rp. I d°° the demand in the name of my Government any thing more tha n execution of the treaty of the 15th Nove m b er . 1831, a treaty si c' o i t and guaranteed. To attack the Citadel of Antwerp, which Yo g °I ! the to give up to me, I now make use of no m eans b u t th o se withoin the enceinte of the city ; and I quoted to y ou th e exa mple' anc ! right which justify my con d u ct i n thi s res p ec t. By prevegtin'; fire from the interior of the city from being opened agains t Y- : ; °' give the strongest p roo f o f m y d es i re t o spare t h e c ity a nd its P - 10) lation, since the city o ff ers me means an d a spo t f or attack D " m g would promptly bring about your destruction. My intention be.oo to close all communication with you, if, notwithstanding all l o n statements, you inh u m an ly sacr ifi ce th e Cit y o f Antwerp' co y ready to make you feel that your conduct will not be the les s trary to your own interests than •to humanity, and that Y. repent the consequences thereof. `• Receive the assurances of my consideration, " The Marshal Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the " Count GERAIL4