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TUE LIVEAPOOL ATANDARD. , __ _ _. .___ •__ .. • . .. r.. . . , , . ‘ REPRENSENTATION OF *EST GLOUSTERSHIRE. • PATENT PERRYIAN PENS. . • BALSAM 01 SPERMACETI. ~ •• • , I. 'll./UC1155. , .. IVINE Patent Perryian Regulating Spring„Pens,? 0 , g . A .STHMA, Shortness o f Breath, Weazing Coughs, Colds, , - *bipo Roabing. ACCOUNT OF - SAIES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON. . D Oibb-Q Dk ' P . . ' ,Biutus,Clegg 'From the 12th init. to this day ertelmiive. " • 1 1 medium, fine extra tine Scroad points with Holder 5 - - lA_ soreness, tightness. and __oppression of pie Chest; and , ---...me.---. .:. . The government papers of Monday last simultaneously N ine ditto ditto iiat Spring.' Pens, Medium', fine . , extra) „ ~, midst affections.orthe Chest and Dings, : eelieved in ten minutes, AFn IPA. (The figures denote the register burthen of the Vessels.) SALES. 'announced that Mr. Henry Kingscote (banker, of Lon- fine, or broad points,.witn Hold er - 5 ' ''' by. 'taking one dose of WOODIIOUSE'S bALa4m OF . Nailer. Davirson- fin mri e i with' eks aim o il 5 fins fireivood Sales' I .131?"1-8. DESCRIPTIONS. 1. - 'rvsty This ..klllena,rs'to—n -± IThis I Prvialy.. don, and nephew, we b'elieVe of Colonel Kingscote) was These Pens way be inade,,Harder or Softer, to suit toe hand SPERMACETI OR pECTOR,AL COUGH DROPS, Per- AFRICA.___ : W i 325623 1 4801 k :6 i__ . h 3334 • 454 i5 6;475 : 190:57 e 1i ii , i " gone doWn" to Gloucestershie-fresh, we prenrcie, of, the Writer, by simply sliding the Spring higher or lower, • sons doubting the efficacy of this Medicine, may take-a dese ia acFording to the - clegm eo f flexibility required. WEST INDIES AND .111.1DkIR 4 the Proprietor's Bh o p Vef ore they pitrch.ase• The proprietor , Mary, "Stephenson, fin Barbados al)(l . Nas - 's;tu ; with Jai Barbados) o 7 sNayior,M`Pheracin 28 26 : 8 3 bB3 Afriea,• 213 Ditto 0 Wilson and co T Tobin : sps:e;:rwt In Island . di oml ae r. Ir.:: uig..i ..a. . .. ........ this 3l_ • 42326 . 4:52:3 : 96: i 164000 a , r , Wee ket_)oooon: 0 11 f 080790 i:s t i h e_______; e 21:1( ! : i k i . • from the Treasuryto contest the representation . of .the 00 80 ornin g O e g oti o i n,lo Ni.n n e e !)ouble Patent pe m ja n p e p s , medium fino, extra 2 0 earnestly recommends . atrial of ; these Drops to persons atilicted. 2 : 0 0 :s . 2 s 9 a:, b ta r i i :lt r i i ,p :f naL o l t as: molasses, J M Woo,i- !fm Nassau) r 9 ps horse- 5# Ditto vtieStern division v . iitit Mr. Blagden Hale ;, and ,the . .Sun la or broad points, with Holder ' Alabama -''''' 3(14631) "" " - 1" of Thursjay gives us the following additional piece of /Clue Patent Perryi an Indi a .,R a bb er _s pr i ng pen s , me- being an infallible cure (as many dokbut is wan anted in assert- . ps i ~ l i t , ii v iti ,l.•a. p n 3, k 7 ! 131, , h;1 , 111 n e 4 p e w O o t t o Q i - i n s : p 2 a l rs t:l2 6 a 6 n , d eo p n k e ts h , 297 Ditto ley 215 Ditto Ditto. , A m r i l h e i tt a tl n an d T s iza o .... ; ink:n(ll4on :- ! ;dium, fine,. .extra ra fine, or_broad points, with Holder shells, 41 t Cuba - fustie, li t S'panish cedar , 7 tils canvass shakinp, 1 11 Laffe-r large anchor, 1 box suceiides, 1 l_il W00d.L . 31 la Bahama cotton, Hu. ALGIERS. re _ Nine ditto (hill) tactic ,k'ci iintain ,Pens, rnediurn, fine cases 2 1: eases of the above descripti on , stitutional coughs of three: till -= 124 " We .are bapPy to !earn from Gloucestershire, that the New Jane, Reeves, .86 Algiers Ilahr, Behrend &co tut nOf Mr. Kingsc , ite is . fbOked Uppii _as - .quite s2!fe. The re- N extra fine _,or brpa4 uoint:s, with Holder e , ' 'four, and more,years standing, • ve . been cured in the course chanan and Browne—l;, Dit ditt( dill° School Pens, fu r l a r g e, ro' d, or small? of a week by the use of these rups. lu the Hooping and Sir Jolla Tobin, Griffiths, fin Demerara,.with 3.53 'Ms 6 tes 4aigar, ' NEW SOUTII .WALES. formers have Only to eicit themselves and the victory Will be . hand, wit 6 'Holder r . 5 Chin ,Coughs it will by found equally valuable, the virtues of 73 Peh 1 lid .I.lolasaes. 2. - i pus 12 lids rum, C W and.F Shand-61 hds 10 Oen. Taylor ' 216 Sydney, NS W Aspinall it ;i n , ti s : i ß th ell I ,,,9: ae a r f gv n i ina h t l , m d their,.'• _ • , , ... Six ditto ditto for Writing Music with H . ' der , t_e_s il s t u i e e a r r, J Bolton-90 hds sugar, 20 pns rim), N Waterhouse Sz Sons Strathisla, Sanford 332 It Town & Syd .1 Logan or H Fox , 10 WI ' 20' Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will be Para • . 390 20 9 4 -0 , 309 it happens unfOrtunately for the sun's authority and Six ditto ditto roraw' log . or Ma pin' . sof the . ........ , needless to Make a comment upon a Balsani obtained from so . Itilmaurs, Sharp 2,26 Ditto 81 1 , I li t m a•e ls , 11, 46 7 s illirj is.,,,,lme' coffer, 4 8 with (~l , Ms 17 ti 15 lON sugar LadyMaryPelhatn, --L--•206 Pt Lincoln , So Au C atr ct alia es "N rth 2000 0- 0 2127 itzs'patrons, that just about the time when the above .par- et' mists .fineneSs ' '. . .5 - . valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of the lialsarri is eqoal 18 1 I ll s% bits ruin 1 jai^ tan • I.4.merara mid Berbige, 1980 0- 0 103 20.7 . . . . .• . Six litto ,iitto Lithographic Pens, or uOqualled delieicy • . . , . . , . , „ to one ounce Of Spermaceti-it will at all tiines relieve the Most rinds. Ibk lires . erves,bT and i'l mtrray-30 lids sugar, Order-30 do - , . 'CHINA. B trbados, 650 20 10 - 0 a&raph came final from the press a very different conclu • • • and Flexibility for the StO.ne, Sze,, with 'Holder ....,. }3 6• . Common West India 69 3928 3P . violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles ls. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., D Wiliink-74 do, J Bolton--90 lids 34 acs do, 26 pns 30 hds 14 brls Ingleboroo g h, Rickel 401' Bomb, Sc China Hornbys or J Haselden LG • • - 364° °°' °I - ° stun Was 'adopted it i coticlai:e of the ," Reformers" of ' .Tpdith. A' f ret 253 Siticaporet; Canton W and J Tyier a ua.yra • 4610 , Nine ditro dittO Office or Pine Office Pens, with Holder I '0 'and 10s. 6d. each. Carthagena Gloucestershire assembled at Newport,. 'When all the -• • - • ' • ESSENCE 'OF CAMOMILE A. 4•113 GINGER SOUTH AMERICA. ea, Harrison 217 Canton F Gouthwaite 6370 2 50 74 _ 0 5462 , - Smyrna .... between Nine ditto ditto Varnished Pens with Holder o'6 ELASTIC PEN-HOL DE lt:—' k livay, Procter 337 Lintin 'T Rijiley 93 diances the conservative and radical candidates e novel construction Of the is pi oration is a compound of two of the m ost va luable • Isabf4la, Smith, fin Buenos Ayres, 'With 22'14 salted o and chides, liartha,•--- 272 Linda JRi gway and co Egyptian' 15220 1 9 60 1 i __ la 26 33950 were fairly balanced, and Mr. Kingscote's resignation PA'f'ENT PER II il',ol ELAstic Ho LDE t t c o r if ers on th e p e n un _ medicines in the veketable kingdorn , iii,nathines th e stomachie 2 7 _PPs Ihf ppe 477 , , I , 32 , l n il i s it e r o i tits unkn. Dunlop, Waddell atal -co- ' Surat and Madras ..' orti-o 22n - 6 - ii 516'36 was resolved Lyon. This determination excited a good !equalled 'advanta g es, by imparting an agre...able s(iftnesi _and. , Preperties of the Ginger With the aromatic and bitter qualities I, 2... 0 'l5O a:ilted ox htdea .), a skins, 14 bls hair, Cotesworth and . EAST INDIES. 332 Calcutta - W and J Tyrer - Ben g al Per With-safethis day, .. 1380 400 .5i 6 572 6304 dcal'of 'discusstion, and much painful effort ; but the fact flexibility, p ctl uncoustraine in its act rentleting it so erfe ' V .' '' '* a • • - •"- of Hie Camomile Flowers. The to'prietor eiifriesti , recbm tilat.4 never fang the hand, anal enable's it to pass ovel• el' . .' o , %rii-,--,000 dry ox hides, T Eccles-217 do, R Carlisle-and eci2l4 a ye, Fletcher ionp .) nutria stmts., ---vilwards. Hall* co-5 do, 124 salted Indea. 49 tlry salted attlda. ProWae 318 Ditto ' • J Ailtin Sea Island ~.... mends this essence to those siitferin as hereafter triewioned • ery . . . ,g . , • hides, 21 Ids Corits unkn, Order - -749 dry hides, 26 hales 'nutria sithis, Daniel Wheeler, Pouch 281 Ditto Ashley Bros stained Ditto..;;. - __ was too.glarini , that the conseryatit'e interest in the . oeScription of paper with ease and xect' ' ition. It May be had all he asks is a fair'trial, for he can assert, with the g reatest M'Craekan, 3 rnlesfin and co-12 14a doer and 1 ale nutria skins. Elt y S'all der. Currie 4.57 Ditto W - awl j Tyrer ' county has made such rapid advances among the electors, .with 6'V' t , P ' ' advance ''' ' ' e err lan ens, at an of THREE-PENCE per • confidence, that he never knew of its-faiiure in any of the cases Bus. di ands o- , -7 t o and e helms. Turner, -Bride and co-886 salted Bridget, Crosbig 405 Ditto . - C Horsfaltor T Tobin • ,______ _ ---- that no ministerial han;4er--on can it ist it, to justify any Card. - it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to hides, 53 salted o and c hides, '47 Ids conts unlit', J Green mid co-13 Hiridoo, Altew 266 Calciitta T& 3 ilro'clifebank • 96350 i 21240 25296 927205 attempt to oppose.the election of Mr. Hale. . . Sold bv all Stationer s and Deilers in Metarlie Pens and ,an at eII b reperly perieVered in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness, his conts unkn, J Itarratt and gons-i do, J Hesse-4 do. T Ouguid- Rosalind, Blair 105 Bombay 2do 'Jordan and Orr-7 do, Breed and Eccleston-2 do, CSt J Raridon n anger, Cu y 516 Ditto G Brown or Ashleys C Horsfall and Sons • Monday Evening,2lst Deeenber. On Friday and Saturday last, Mr. Hale, accompanied the Maniifactory, 37, Red Lion-sqiiire ,London, on Cards 'or pain and oppression after meals, hiss of appetite, whether _ G 't sk CaleelOnia.' Atrovim , 445 Ditto Sir J Tobin Since , Fridity there has Seer fI '' ' ' T a a r inciniry or American descriptiOn i • led Packets ',l ' , signed, AMbh PERRY and Co. . arising froth eicess br watit o f tone an energy of the digestive Stranger, Miller, fin Maranham, wit'h 661 bags gotton, Order-20 Friends, 51:Clererty 287 Batavia Sin EL'ttl S k & , , capore. &c, t e, y es, cO from the trade, by Lord Granirille Somerset, canvassed Wootten and -a s . e ? • , and about 5,500 bales sold; our market to-day cluaing • organs ; also for rheninatism, gout, Spasms, stamps, hysterics, do, .0 fronside and co-140 do, J Ritslttou-20 do', W and J Wellstood HOrtensia. Reed t 63 Ditto& Singapore - Wise &en or 11Olderness ' rather tinier, '.ln BY ' nil the sales are Very small, without 'Chan g e in Dursley ; and this week ha's been siMilarly engaged the SARSAPARILLA. - flatulence, in immoderate perspiration, nervous, hypochondriacal -115 do, APa 1 TAll•e—W Dk . . Ouriga, Mackinney 277 DlttoScSincapore W and J Tyrer . . ; price. other side of the Severn. He has been most cordially re- rrillE exnerience of many va.pc'h.. f%,11., ..,1.1:.1.-A at- -- and biliotls affections'. hearth. in lam% foo• ir00'....1 (1,0-iility nr dart, .Ward. fm Maranhain. with 2059 bads cotton. Moon Bros- Sitrab. 'Sadler 241 Penang & Sine: ore Bold and `llnit;•iall - . . cei.ved throughout, and has obtained a large accession to the four thousand supporters who pledged themselves by requisition to support trim. Since the above was written, the folloWing official an nouncement-bas been handed to us " We are authoried by Mr. Henry Kingscote to state, that he. declines euteriug a contest for tt►e representation of the Western division of Gloucestershire on this occasion; and that he takes the earliest opportunity of stating the fact, to prevent airy unnecessary expences or exertions on the part of his friends or of his opponents."—Bristol Journal. SECOND LA.Tnst EPISTLE FROM LOAD BROUGHAM TO THE SOUTHWARK SOLONS. It will not surprise our readers, who are aware of the confidence reposed in us of the Aire , by Lord Brougham, to find that we are enabled to present them with. an ex clusive copy of the ex-Cliancellor's letter to Mr. Walton, in which he announced his intention of withdrawing' from the contest for the Presidency of the Southwark Literary Institution : ". Sginn Southwarkiense ;—cum nuper, 'epistolam' pritnam celeberrimain scripsi, )gam in LETA TE paticis behdornadis retro, app'aruit,) nihil altudexistirnabarn dicendatn esse, nisi Veni, vidi, vici Sed interea rumorern audivi, quo(' Birkbeckius prmstigiator (qui Artificam Societatis se . conditorern ease, suintna itutlacia gloriatur) in arenam contra me Nasonfobilein deacendAset. Flmc est ratio cur ' tiVm stint acidic,' id est, veSter jatses non ern, ham 'satin est magnum sigilliaa recupe rare frustra tentaase, Pt multo magic Mors Sutorqqe' esset si Nasoinohilis Bil•kbeckio vinceretur " girarido 'lgifur talem ease rerun statuna'audivi, probe in tellexi, quod cuin mea ape mite super sinistrum . esse,' nee quid facere sciebsm, nisi yore tristi carmen, quod, rinitatis • mtitandis, ex lingua Anglica in Latinatn verti, .decantare, (nksdnis t eeo'motu lugubri annul twitcherante, ) lm. O 'ut sequitur:— nin'e vtrca pileum virentem gem saem, Pro &mit) dileque omne circa pile= est; Et si quis interroget -gerendi ratio.nem, Propter Societatem Literariain7est.' (Cave in canendo - observes elisionem syllabarum 'um' et " am' ante vocalena, spud tinem secundm et quartrelinem). Duna tang autem guttur metun madefacio inter singulos versus sextario dimiclii atque vel quadrante cceruleta mime," quern .liquorein ccelestein alii vacant lactis fiorem in valle,' alii. • Titomain autiquum,' aid ' parvulum Juhannem ;' sed,.quid plura. sincere autem mi Wa!tone confiteor, quod toto corde speto, opto, preeorque, et prima propinatio in tneis conapo-: tationibus est, ut Wiggettus, Birkheckius, atque manes et singult illius generic, ad diabolum in curru mercede locato quatnpritnutu procedant. Et_ eras manuscriptutn ad Novas Athettas mittant, in Cceruleo Flavoque' imprimendum, in gun denaonstravi, neminem, me except°, scire aliquid de re aliqua, et ad diabolum ire ad se quatiendutn jussi, Conserva ., tivos, Whi,ggos, et Railicales, quoniam neuter horum, me, pro -1- - , ? ,Cancellario ant Prmside accipient, cunctosque tales esse.pro 'clamo praepotentes magnos mendaciorum commentores,' ut juramento ; obstrictus Dictator, tutissime, et facundia, piscium venditrice vix suPeranda, eloquittir. " Valeas, mi Waltone; et,ut sis super Salabris blantiosuue, niellifiuens mitisque,' • in precibus est tui, in prmsens, mmrentis amici, NASOMOBILIS." ' . • r .AS ttican scarcely be expected that all our leaders are versed in the Stinkornalee Latinity in which the noble ex-Chanceller is such a noted proficient, we subjoin a translation of fhe above erodite . etii§tle. • Seton of Southivark; —When I _lately wrote Mr first most cefebtated epistle, t which appeared in the Aye a'few weeks back,) I thought that I had nothing else to say, except, • I came, I saw I conquered Sat in the mean 'lithe I heard a ' report - that Birkbeck, that 'juggler, (who with 'the greatest 'hit pitibinCelyrasts that he is the founder of the Mechanics Inslitu tirib,) had entered the field against me, •Nainmobiris. This is the reason why the `grap e s are s o ur ; ' i. e. I ivilt not be your president; for it is enough to have tried in vain to recover the bgreat seal, and much mo r e wou ld it h e • D ea th an d t h e Cob ler'..if Nasoinobilis should be defeated by Birkbeck. " When, therefore, I heard that affairs were in such a state, I well understood that it wag • all over the left' with my hopes, nor did I kno , v what to do, except to sing with a sorrowful' voice, a song which, with the necessary •changes, I have trans lated from ,English into Latin, (my Rose twitching sitnialtant oust), With a mournful metion,) as follows : . Alriound ciay' hat I years a green willow, 'Ail round iny' hat, for a twelvetnonth and a day ; 'And if any one shontd ax me the reason vy I years it, It's all for the 'Literary Society.' . . 4 ` (Take care that i n singing it you observe the elision of the avlla'ule c `um' .and am' before a vowe l, at t h e en d o f th e tk ohd and, fourth lines.) But whilst I am singing this, I. moisten toy throat . between each verse with a pint of half-and half,' or if quartern of '..blue ruin,' which celestial liquor some call • 'cream of the valley,' others 'Old Toni,' others Jackey;' but., in shoit.. SARSAPARILLA. 9 - 1 EIE experience of many yearsshas fully established the re potation of this root as an invaluable alterative, restorative, and purifier of the blood, and as such of its great usefulness in Scurvy, Scrofulous Affe'etions, Disorders of , the Skin, Chronic Rheumatism, Indigestion, Consumption, General Debility, as well as being the 6est remedy for those sym toms which fre quently fulioA the administration o f M erc ry, and for tho s e secondary, syniptums of Lues Venerea, w ' 11, if not removed, lay the foundat ion o f i n j ury to t h e coast ut i nn, from which it i f can never recover. . , . The CompounddDecoction of Sarsaparilla, which combines the stimulant and di a ph ore ti c properties of lezereon, Guaia ctim, and Sassafras, is the form which is ~,, ,e nerally admini s te re d . but its preparati on is a tt en d e d' w i t h much trouble, and requires paratus which few can Obtain. All the advantages, without t e convenience, are presented b the concentrated co mp oun d ETOCTION OF SARSAPARILLA, prepared by BENIT A 'ivilN MoxoN, Chethist,Hull—a preparation which h as o bt a i ne d ektensive patr o na ge both firma Medical men and the public. It is 'so far concentrated by steam, that one tablespoonful added to a pint of pure water readily forms the Compound . Decoction, and is found to possess the, virtues ulthe ingredients in a superior de.. gree to the Dewction prepared in the usual way. One very iinpor, tant advantage Of this preparation is, that a tea spoonful, which is equal in strength to a quarter of a piiit of the Decoction, may be taken in a wine grays of water, so as not to oppress or relax the stomach by quantity. Anotherimportaut advantage is, that it is the Cheapest ,reparation of S arsa pa r ill a b e f ore t h e pu bli c, and that it will keep all 'its virtues in any climate for several years._ _ Sold in Bottleiat ds. 6d. equal to six pints; 12s. equal to six• teen pints ; and `22s. equal to • thirty-four pints. Wholesale 'A'ge'nts, Bar Clay and Sons, LOnd‘m; J. and R. Itairnes, Edinburgh; and.ltetail by Maynard, Druggist, Bold. street; Aspinall, St. Jaines's.street; also by Mottershead, Dean -street; Bowman and Co., Manchester; and by, all Drug. gists and Venders of Medicine throughout the Kingdom. A . LTERATIVE:TONIC POWDERS, an d ANTI-SI- Pll 1 Laic PILLS, a certain specific for the removal of secondary symptoms, venereal eruptions, scorbutic affections, pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throats, chronic the uatism, scrofula. glandular affections, local and general debit' , loss of appetite, depression ,of . spirits, and all diseases aris . g from an improper state of the blood. These powders are omposed of the finest Sarsaparilla imported, selected an . reduced to powder, by a method. peculiar, to the proprietor y which pro cesis the whole of its active principles are secu d. and is com bined with tonics mid alteratives on he Brea efficacy.. They haveliing been employed by the proprietor, d ,the' physicians itif and surgeohs attending his establishmen 'With decided suc cess in all the above affections, and, by a littleperSeverance, may be taken with a positive certainty of effecting a radical cure; and wh er e su d or ifi cs Or diaphOreciiis have been . employed in some 'of the - above complaints, these powders have been foutid to entirely supersede. their use. .The virtues of Sarsaparilla have been long known and deservedly appreciated in all secondary symptoms, and in those diseases arising from an impure state of the blood : and from an extensive experience in the metro- . • ,polis for the last twelve years, the proprietor havingemployed all the various pharmaceutical and other preparations of Sar saparilla without success, has ascertained that the certainty and uniforinity in the effects of Sarsaparilla,,entirely depend on its Jiving adminfst'ered in substance, combined efficaciously with• i attkitiaries, and that the various preparations, under the deno.! ntitiaiion of decoctions, extracts, essences, syrups, &c. &c. hitherto used, can never be depended upon for producing an y real or permanent benefit. The ptoprietor, therefore, has no heitation in "recommending this invaluable medicine as the most effiCacious preparation of Sarsaparilla ex t an t , an d per sons, in . the habit of taking it i n any form whatever, are strongly solicited to-inake a trial of this preparation, and they will soon be convinced of its superior efficacy over all others. Persons. in the habit of taking Quinine will - find these powders by far the iuost efficaciOus tonic. 'Prepared only by the proprietor, .14. 0. WRAY, 118, Holborn-hill,, Lon 44, and sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and SOns;'9s,Farringthin-street; Edwaids:, '67, St. Paul's Chtirchyard; Butler, 1, Cheapside ; Sutton and Co. 10, Bow Church-vard ;—anil retail bY St radling, gate of the Royal Exchange; Sanger, 'l5O, Oxford-street; Norton and' Lowe, 47, Blackfriars.4oad, and all respectable Patent Medi cine Venders, in Town and Country, in Packages at 4s. 6d. Ils. and 21s. each. Where also May be had WRA Y'S CELEBRATED BALSAMIC 'PILLS. A certain, safe, and themost speedy remedy ever 'discovered for' the permanent and effectual Cure of gonorrhcea, gleets, stric tures, seminal weakness, whites, pains in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local'debilify, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and'other diseases of the urinary paisages, frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space 'of a te'w days. To guard - against counterfeits, the Public are partieu tarty .requested to observe that the above invaluable remedies are - prepared only at 118, Holborn-hill, where they are sold wholesale and retail, and the label on each has the signature, "111. 0. WRAY," on the Government Stamp, without which they cannot be genuine. Wray's Improved Suspensory Ban dages—Best Jean, Is. 6d.; Knitted or Wove Silk, 2s. 6d. ; Ditto with Elastic Springs, 7s. 6d. Persons taking *the above pOwders or pills, or any of the prOprietor's Other medicines, are at liberty to consult the physicians or surgeons, free of ex pence, who attend at his establishment (118, Holborn-hill) from II to I daily. Private entrance, first door in Ely-court. Two hour's' every evening (from seven• till nine) are devoted to surgical cases, for the convenience of persons who are unable to attend in the day. All medicines prescribed are dispensed at this esta-' blishritent, at the usual Druggists' prices. With many names, the thing itself is one.' "'But, 0 my Walton, I sincerely confess that with my whole beert I hope, wish, and pray, and in my compotations it is the first' toast, teat tirkbeck, and all and each of that sort, may as soon as possible go to the devil in a hackney coach. And I will send an article to-morrow, to the Modern Athens, to be printed in the 'Blue and Yellow,' in whiCh I have demon strated that nobody, except myself, knows anything about any thing; 'and I have told the conservatives, whips, and radicals, to go to the devil and shake themselves , since neither of th em will receive me for their Chancellor or President ; and 1 pro claim all such persons to be mighty great liars,'—as the oath tied Dictator, with the greatest safety, and with an eloquence scarcely to be surpassed by a fisherwoman, expresses it. " Farewell, my Walton ; and that you may always be ' Salubrious and bland, mellifluous and mild,' is the prayer of your, at present, sorrowing friend, " NASoMoBILIS."—Age. ATTACHMENT BETWEEN A BRITISH OFFICER AND AN ARAB GIRL-MELANCHOLY RESULT. An officer belonging to one of the British men-of-war, sta . tioped in the harbour of Tripoli, conceived a strong passion, as sailors are very apt to do, for an extremely i n t eres t ing . Arab girl. 'She was only sixteen years of age, and formed by nature, and by the climate in which she had been reared, to love and . be loved. In a very short time a mutual understanding arose between the parties. They met in fear and trembling, and ex nhangedithose vows of attachment which are customary in simi lar cases. Yet there was something in their affection of a more romantic nature than an ordinary affaire de urecr. The danger and difficulty which attend even the slightest ap pearance of a communication between a Christian man and an Arab woman is iu itself a sufficient charm to attract the adven turous spirit; and since the commencement of the civil war, so detested were the English by the Bashaw Ali, that bastinadoes anti the tortue awaited all those who dared to look with kind ness upon them. ; The beautiful Miriuma (for such was the name of our present heroine) inhahit e d ee p ar t o f th e town usua ll y thronged with the busy multitude; but so well did her lover " watch the auspici ous moment," that during the long Continuance, of the fast of the Ramadan, his presence daily soothed those dreary hours, when neither meat nor drink :nay pass the lips of the followers of the prophet; and during which many a fragile being has sunk into the arms of d eat h from mere inanition, It was upon the night of the last of the thirty 'lays of Ramadan, and on the eve of the grand feast of Beiram, allay holy above all others in the es es of,the Manumetate- and-devoted to the service of their Gust arid our Clod, that the too guilty Miriuma was seated dis cupsolete at her latticed window, watching the arrival of her lover, when a spy of the Ali passed beneath. Suspicion entered his:: breast, and he concealed himself in a portico adjoining. At that instant the gallant son of Britain reached the spot, ap proahed the door—a moment passed—it opened—they were together. Shouts of happiness and rejoicing announced the rising o the sun of the Beiram, and the inistries of the long and terribls fast, which had every year become more insupportable to ths people, was forgotten in the joy.and wantoness of their festivi ties. . It was at this hour our hero escaped from. beneath the roof of his beloved, and doubtless plumed himself on his adroit ness of making his way unperceived to his floating, home in the harbour; but alas ! he little knew that during that night the house bad been narrowly watched by a party of black slaves of Ali, who had orders to allow him to pass unnoticed and un harmed. They knew he was an Englishman, and that many of them would doubtless have met their death before they could have secured the object of th e i r vengeance. The 'rest of the fable (and horrible it is is shortly told. The inhuman uannsters entered the house. No wards were passed--.the wretcaed Minima was dragged by the hair of her to the public square. The executioner was there in reeliness, and beaire the astonished multitude could inquire the meaning o f t h e pas s ing .scene, her head was severed from her body. The, executioner then in a loud voice exclaimed, " Thus dies the, slave of God, who dared to look with favour upon an Eng lishman !" For three days the mangled body remained exposed upon a platform: an Arab iescription above, reminded the by-slanders that the English had been the cause of this just retribution," whilst a crier was instantly on the spot, using language to in flame the. people against then'. and denouncing a similar fate upon eye: y Moorish female who, should dare in future to look with kindness upon those dogs of infidels, the. enemies of Ali. Ca ones Warrington, on hearing of these outrageous a nd i n _ hionan proceedings, rushed to the spot; he found. the picture had been truly represented; one moment sufficed to tear down the villainous proclamation, and to drive the miscreant crier from his post; but the horrible sight nearly unmanned him. he had no power to interfere fusther ; he heastily retracted his steps. to his consulate abuse, where he again heard the cries I against his countrymen resumed. We not attempt to describe the agony of the British officer; we know how ;everty he was effected by it, but there existed rio means whereby he could obtain redress, or avenge' the' itittitman outrage. The whole circumtdrice was repbrteri offidtiPti tci . the' Gtt lib GoJernment, btit•it Was'a subjecrnpon ah tliey . &mid. n-it intPrfP.re. and 'this:dreadful' V,igedy Still' remains unrevenged and unatoned for.—The Untied 'S';rtroe Journal. T HE most extraordinary and unprecedented remedy and discovery in. the Annals of Medicine, will be found in YOLAND'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION.—This most certain, safe, and speedy remedy, as well as improver of the constitution, which never had to dread a successful rival, continues to be sold, 'wholesale and retail, by HANNAY and Co., 63, Oxford-street, London; and by all th e p r i nc i pa l M e di c i ne V enders in Europe. • The faMe which thi s M e di c i ne. h as acqu i red, not merely in this country, but throughput the world, has made its sale unbounded. Alrhust countless thousands have by its use been cured of the following diseases, vie., Goimrrhcea and its consetjuences, Gleets, Strictures, Whites, Pains in the Loins, AffecYons of the Kid neys, Irritation of the Uretha or Bladder, gitar g e meat of the Prostrate Gland, difficulty in passing wated and variou s o th er discharge s i u th e ma l e an d female, as well Ks all other urinary diseases. There may he one medicine a little superior to another, but this is far superior to them all, frequently performing a perfect cure in twenty-four hours f rom th e commencement of taking 'this medicine; and although it is so extremely efficacious, it is equally innocent in its operation, so that the most delicate indi vtdual may take it with decided benefit; and whenever there is a donbt about disease it should always be resorted to, as it in variably', improves the constitution, leaving the patient in better health than he bad, previously been in. It is rather agreeable •to th.e e alate than ,otherwise, and no one need make the least alteration in diet or beverage. The following certificate (selected from an immense number) from a higlily,respectatile surgeon, whose practice is very exten sive in.these complaints, wilt satisfy every mind of the supe riority of medicine, and the advantage derived from taking it. " TO Vit.. YOE:4.ND, Sir,- 7 I have given your medicine very extensively in my own practice for the complaints . you recommend it, and have bad freqUent oppOitudities of seeing its effects in hospital prac tice, never seen it fail in a . single instance of performing a cure in an incredible short period,' or had . the least reason to regret prescribing it; on the Contrary, I give' it daily, as it is the only medicine I place any 'reliance on for these complaints. Yours, &c., "RICHARD BRIGHT, Surgeon. " 61,•South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square." YoCSNo's SI'ECII.IC SOLUTION 19 sold is bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lls. each. Shipping orders and orderi for the count,' executed as -usual' on the day the Order arrives ; and merchants supplied on liberal terms by applying 'direct to Han nay and Co., (the Proprietor's Agents,) 63, OxfOrd-street, the, earner Of - Wells-street, London. Sold by Bowman and L a w, Piccadilly,' Manthester ; John . Gerdes and Ca,, Church-street, Liverpool ; Mort,'NeweaStle ; Rogers Stafford,' Journal Office, Birmingham ; Maxon, hull ; Bellerhv, Leek; Baines and Co., Leeds. This preparation is a compound of two of the most valuable medicines in the 'vegetable kingdoin. It t:tiffanies the stomachit prOperties of the Ginger With the aromatic and bitter qualities of Camomile Flowers. The p'ro'prietor enfnestly reCbm mends this essence to 'all those siitiering as hereafter mentioned : all he asks is a fair - trial, for he can assert, with the greatest ' confidence, that he never knew of its - faiiure in any Of the cases it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to be properly perieVeied in, 'for indigestion, sensation of fulness, pain and oppression after mealy, loss of appetite, whether arising front excess Or want of tone atid - energy of the digestive organs; Also for rhe'uthatism, gout, ipasins, cramps, hysterics, flatulence, in immoderate perspiration, nervous, hypochondriacal and bilious affections; heartburn. larrghor, general debility, or a delizate state of health, whether the 'result of lohg,illness, or c'onstifutinnal weakness; it is eertain in affording instant relief inthe most violent'sick headache. Fertv drops of this Essence' 'is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea.' These Preparations are prepared only. by DECIMUS WoOn novsa, Operative Chemist Extraordinary to 'HiS Majesty, 18; King William -street , New, London Brid ge , an d so ld, by him wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON arid Co., 15, Fetwiek-street ; C. Al - awl-non, 20, South JOhn-street, 'near the New Custom- house; G. WHITLOW, Druggist, Moiint-pleasant ; Ross and NronTINGaLa, - Chronicle-Otlice, Liverpool; and to be had of all medicine venders in town and country. Country Venders may be supplied through their town agents. Sold in bottles ut 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 10s. 6d;, and 21s. each. 4 1* Sole proprietor of the }Ethereal. Essence of Ginzer, N.B.—BE SURE TO ASK FOR WOODHOUSE'S:: By Hi4,.Maje , ty's -Rgval .Autho r ity.. PROFtSSOIt SWgDOUB,' HYGEAN PILLS, FF ORthe.effectual extirpation of every speetes'and `symptomof Elie Syphilitic Disease,and the inai4 disorder's 'arising from' im proper:l tea tin e n t. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietrir, at Ni). 54. Seel street, Liverpool. (roar doors Praia Slater- •treet) in boxes 'at and'ds. &l. each. * - -With each box is given direction: ow to taltethese Pills, and observations on points, bebefi •ii'l "thepatient.iieinszhibts worth knowing, 14. thoie who are. 'die been sufferets from this dreadful and devastating, ma y. " Venientinecorite orbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasure's, these'are thy trophies'tis thils co-operating With the foe of thid and man, thou cleg,radest hn trian nature, and blasteth the Openin g prospects of huinan Te ity."—BLa I a. . So said ProfessOr 'Sviedonr, when he discovered 'his grand PANACEA for this Co'inplaint,.The "1-1-ygean (thin known to the annals of'rnedicil discavertei,) its a , Specific reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the ph sures frequently imbibed in. *Meilen ts of inebriation, or thought; lessness :'never did a discovery 'excite a' gieater seriSation, it' Was sought after with avidity, and used - with undeviating 'sticceria in the Most Minute and intricate cases of the rielicate complaint, for the cure of Whiela, they 'have Eiden ao - lOng cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speed introduction into almost everycouritry, and ad dresse's 'were preaeided to the talented Prefessin Swedour who filled the chair at - Leyden University, Congratulatory of the cir cuinatance. The certainty with which they Were continnally `administered, can be attested by many - thousands, in fact during ''the long continental war they 'were the inseparable' Companion and safeguard of the soldier, in all eases -- where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be More appropriate thu.that which has 'given such genet:Wilt is faction. The Hvgean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous poison, purifying in their progress the w6ole mass of,fluids, they. : not only remove the disease, hut renovate- by their action the different functions of the body:—expelling the grosser hu, mours and in a manner so mild and inaperceptilile as to con vince the most sceptical of, their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mereury.or . any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest .suspiCion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet,,loss of turie,, or hindrance of business. The Hygean may be depended uptin as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ehse, and that without prodncing the least inconvenience. At. any period when the, slightest suspicion may exist, : it_ will be .well to. have recourse to the Hygean Pills, tor when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it ,acts as •a certain preventive; removing the complaint effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in which many persons have been when . . visuang the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it • im peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger ens mineral when injudiciously' administered. These fills should firm a portion of all Medicine C . h es t s ,hy a4a and land, and ought never to .be omitted by any person - going, a long voyage or journey,: their properties are such, that • neither heat nor cold trill injure their quality, or prevent their due effects : on the constitution._ Stranger, Miller, ftn Ma'ranham, with 661 bags Cotton, Order-20 do, C Iron Side and co-140 do, .1 Rushtou-20 do, W and J Wellstood —ll5 do, A Parlai.e--W Dk • • • Mary, Ward, fm M aran b am , w ith 21159 b ags co tt on , Moon Bros -61 do, I .?pler— . 2 bxs pewter, W and J Wellstood—W Dk • Standard, Pelle, fin Bahia, with 1447 bgs cottim, Order—loo do, J Burn and'cOL-:N7 do, C Imer, Paulet and c 6-27 do, Melly. Prevost and co-14 do, Keill and Courant-60 dos 'rosewood planks, Order-4 box conts unku, Walker, llug,bes and co—W Dk UMTED STAT.gS., Enchantress, black, fm CbArletton, with 4o loos 'cotton, Isaac, Low and co-11:i.do, Fisher, Bros and co-44 do, W Stuart-209 do, -T Wilson and co,--524 do, Order—l' 121 k • , Tropic, Pratt, fro New , Orleans, with 1053 bales cotton, T W Smith and-co-11 do, J Hobson and Son-zßiver nitiluft AMERICA. Port Glasgow, tail-, fin St John's, N B, with 56 ps birch and 563 ps ‘ fir . timber, 131 c 2 deals, 48 c lid staves, 1 lath Wood, 12 spars, 16 `tickers, D Cribb—River Asia, Kilventon, fin Qu'vbec, with 357 ps pine timber, 31 'elk deals 11352 staves, 1c 10 oars, 4e 2 handspikes. W Sharpies and co—Q, Dk George, Day. fin Quebec, with 404, ps fir timber, 5 c 9 deals, 5 fms .lathwood, 264 c 8 stavps, Order—B Cato, Crosson, fin" Quebec, with 5 ps etn and 3 7 3 pm pine timber, c deals, 81 e 49 staves, 4 fins lath Wood. Chainner-1 pee oak tim ber, said MaSter; (part of the car :,;-o Washed'oerboard)—Q Dk ,Sarah, Sinelair,'fm Quebec, with 558 ps - pine timber, 15 fms lath ;wood, 11 c ;0 c 18 staves, Fletcher and, Halhead-90 s qak timber, J Froste and co-1 : do, Order-2 kris apples, Gibbs, B r i g ht and cti—i Master—B pit c 4 .1,4,01, fmliapiiirst, with 404 ps pine timber, 31 deals, 3 fens' liithwood, Canneo, Miller'and brl vranberrics, Andersen & GartOw-10'pairs of oars, 1 spar, I r GeidfreY—Q Dk EAST INDIES. iyle, Fletcher 333 Calcutta W and J Tyrer atilda. ProcVse , 318 Ditto ' ' J Aikin aniel Wheeler, Pouch 281 Ditto Ashley Bros Lysander, Ou'rrie 457 Ditto W 'anaJ Tyrer Bridget, Crosbip 405 Ditto - C Horsfaßor T Tobin Hindoo, .ekltew 266 Calciitta T & 3 itro'clifebank Rosalind, Blair .305 Bombay G Brown or Ashleys Ranger, Guy 516 Ditto C Horsfall and Sons Caleilhnia.'StrOyim , 445 Ditto Sir J Tobin Friends, 111:Cleverty 287 Batavia, Siticapore. &c, E Little, Sykes, & co Hortensia. Reed 253 Ditto & Singapore Wise & go or Ilaldeftivst (Naga, Mackinney 277 Ditto& Sineapore W and J Tyrer tn; Sarah, Sadler 241 Pens & Singapore Bold and 'RusSell Dorothys, - Ney/bo/d IG6 C G Hope & Algoa Bay Zwilchenbart Or [Hughes Saguenay, Stewart 185 C G Hope & Manilla Wise & co, or jN Wood LIVERPOOL COAN EXCHANGE, Ilse. 21. The iriiPorts of the week have been moderate ; although there has been little passing in the Wheat m ar ket, yet there was more firmness in the trade, and the prices of the latter part of the week were fully as high as, on Tuesd a y. O a t s h ave not been much wanted, and were a shade cheaper. Flour has continued depTessed, with a large quantity offering; the superfine qualities maintain their price. Oatmeal bas met : a free sale at the rates of Tuesday. No alteration in the value of Barley. Beans were'sold dn lower terms. r I - IHE late JOHN ABERNETHY - Esq., Sur on, &c.—This eminent Surgeon midOubtedly II understood the diseases to which the digestive organs are ble, and most, assuredly adopted a Most Scientific and just in eof treatment. His discoveries in medicine area blessing to to world, and his ANTI-BILIOUS 'and DIGESTIVE P S will alone im mortalize 'his name. mryiei'sonS . sufferi &Out habitual cos tiveness, nervous, spasmodic, and .'bilious ffeCtions, sick head ache, disturbed sleep, dreams, lowness of spirits, drowsiness, lassitude, rheumatic And gOuty humours, pains in the limbs, and all complaints so well e koown to arise from :indigestion, will. in a short lime, by taking the abOve medicines:find' their health wonderfully: improved. Literary and studious gentle Men, and others of Sedent ar y h a bit s , an d especially those who indulge in the luxuries of the table, Will find their digestion improved, their ideas brightened, their strength invigorated, and their sedentary habits no longer injurious. These pillS are prepared by Dr. Uson, late pupil of Mr. Abernethy, who has appointed J. FLEA/ NG, 8, Hidborn-bars, Loudon, his wholesale agent,.where they may be had retail ; also of Ross and' biGIiTipIGALE, Chronicle44fice, Lord-street, and Mr. C. MAwnoon Smith Johsr-street.'near the new Custom-house Liverpool; a nd at all respectable drug g i s t s 'a n d theilieine venders thrOughout the kingdom, in boxes at 130., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. for . A liernethy's Pills or' Mixture, as prepared by' Dr. U sou . Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 64, Seel street, Liverpool. rims Filet in the warning until Ten at tight, (on Sundays float Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to all applicants taking. any oihis preparations, wiTuouT . • A •FEE. Letters (post paid) enclosing a remittance, answered, byre turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any addiess, either by initials or name. . . . 'Mercury is the death of thousands I—Salivation is exploded and Health restored by the use Drs, Jacques' Invaluable Medicines. THE Public are respectfully informed, that Urs. I. and J. JAQUES have taken up their Residence at 23, Coats- WALLIS-STKEET, (opposite St. Michael's Church,) Liverpool, who have had an experienced practiceof 25 years in curing some thousands of persons who have been afflicted in various stages, and so many:persons who have been turned put of various Hos pitals insurable of that dreadful complai ' the SY PH RAC DISEASE. The Drs. Jacmis will give dvice from Eight in the Morning 'until Ten at Night, out ndays from Nine till Two,o'Clock, WITHOUT A FUE , to p ons taking any of their invaluable preparations. , It is a welt-4novrt 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, illercury,, undermine the constitution, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, failure, of sight, confused noises in,the held, and alt that dread ful train of complaints which generally end in premature dissolution. _ t~PIIEAT, rt, 701 b. s s 'English, new red, 5 8 ' 6 1 Do. old 5 10 .. 6 2 Do. new white , DO. old 6 4 .. 6 8 'Beotelt. 'white. Po. red Irish, new red 4 6 .. 2 okl 4 6.. 5 0 ,Do. ; netr white 4 9.. 7 , :Dantzig, red Do, white -,Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0 ... 0 .. 0 . 0 'Conigsberg, red .O 0.. 0 0 Do. white 11..iga,54 Petersbwrg 0 0 .. 0 0 'Odessl. 0 0 .. 0 0 Rtistihn, hard...'. 0 0.. '0 Canada, red 4 9 .5 9 Do. white Bonded .Whnat e.,imp. qv:English and Foreign:free 0 iL. , O 0. Do. in bond BA MAY, itTI English, Naltine 3l 0 .. 37 0 Do.Grinding , .6olb '3 A .. 3 8' Irish,Alaltingolo. .0 0 .. 0 0 Do. Grinding, do. 3 4 .. 3 '6 •Fo'reign, d;p. 'do. 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond OO .. .o OATS, 4 , 7 45th. • Euglish, new 9 0 0.0 'Do. old • 0 0.. 0 0 Bcotph, 24e new 0 0 0.0 'Do. old 0 0 .. 0 0 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 soppose that one, particular) -Medicine can cure the above Disease, as there are persons pro lessiug 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. { Those persons who stand in need of their assistance may with confidence apply to them for their medical aid, as their Charges are' moderate: To those persons who are not able to attend the above Esta blishment, by sending a correct statement of their complaint they will receive necessary Medicine by enclosing a remittance. All Letters post-paid. 'WANTED, a HOUSE in the neighbourhood of Duke-street, or a central part of the town ; rent not exceeding £45. Apply as above.. _ A ' f ILFiY cbop'ER,—BoIXistICALPtIIi.IF'.YING PILLS are established by thi r ty years ' per i enee, an d are always made use of at several public hos ' als, as the most tio, 7‘ 'successful remedy for gonorrh cea , gleets, rictures, and all venereal disorders. curing in the short spac of a few days, with ease and secrecy, by one small_ pill for a c )se. The operation is imperceptible, not requiring confinerne t or the slightest. re straint of diet or beverage; they do not isagree with the sto mach, nor cause any offensive smell to breath, as is the case with alt other remedies. i'hey are t most efficient remedy forpimpled faces, scurf, scorbUtic affe ions, and all eruptions .'of the skin. ; Captains of vess e l s s h ou ld ma k e a po i nt o f a l ways taking them to sea,, their unrivalled efficacy in curing scurvy being known throughout the warld.. Suld in boxes at 2s. 9d, and 4s. 6,1. each, with fail directions 'for . every complaint; wholesale by HANNAY and Co., 63, (Word street,. Loudon, by ,whom the trade are supplied on the,usual terms, with every patent medicine of repute, and allowed, IQ per cent. discount Upon orders aceoolpani e d w ith a . cash rOilitiance; ,or an order for payment in .London; ; retail 1411ow.„siAN and !.I..s4vtr, Piccadilly,lllarichesif , t;'Ri t i N GE I: DES "and" - Co., 22, iChurch-street, LiverpoOl; W. Noon, Bookseller, High -street, BirminglatlicltdioN, [hill, and by'efery other respectable medicine vender in the universe. 04,75, tp 45th. 8 d 3 d Irish,a. kilndried 2 6 fit 2 .8 Do. old do. 2 9 .. 2 10 Do. prirne,42lb 2 8' .. 2 ID Do. do. old 211 .. 0 0 Foigiri; free. 2 6.. 2 Do. it bond .. 0 .. 0 .0 Fig . As F., . t r Imp. qr. English, Willie 00 0.. 00"0 Foreign, white 39 0..42 0 BRANS - , Imp , . *qr English, new 4O 1.. 44 0 Do. Pigeon, 01(1 OO 0 .. 00 0 ..Foreign - „,free 0 .. 00 0 i - Do. n bond 0 0 .. 0 6 Irish, Tick,e. new 3)1 0 .. 38 0 Do. old OO 0 .. 00 0 MALT, tf imp. qr English INDIAN CORN, Red White FL() R, 4r ?mom. English, fine Irisb, 2ds, new 29 '0 31 • 0 Do. fine . A tneTiean. sweet, per brl. free 0 0.. .0 0 Do. in hdrid .Do. sour, free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 19 0 .. 20 0 Tlanflian, free Do. in 1,0,n , l RI L, 4, 24015- EuLdish i new 0 .0 .. .0 .0 Irish, new Do. old. BRAN, IV 241 b 0 11 .. 1 1 LIVERPOOL tIrOVrS/02i MARKET, DEC. 21. m. ii. `B. d. Bunsu,--riel fast, new 9') 0 •(0 96 .0 ter swt. flanbridge, neW S9 0 -93 0 -- . Co!era in . - 00 0 .....-. Sligo, new 9O 0 - ,60 0 ---- - Derry,'new • • - 92 0 --.... :Waterford, pew.. B4 0 - 94 P —. • Limerick, new.... - 66 '0 --.- -Cork, new - .09 0 -- Do. pickled ?dm, new 9O 0 - 92 0 -- .Do.'itry•3cl3, new - 'OO 0 :.-..... I , l lewry OO 0 - 00.0 Dio:d7 Ist, new' OO 0 - 'OO '0 -...:. Dundalk - 00 .0 --..- `Carlow, new. - 96 0 PSEF.—New Prime 11Iess 97 6 - 102 6 per Iteter: New India 105 0 - 110 0 --- PORK .. - 60 6 perbarre). Do, - 35 0 per i barrel. BACON, new - '34 0 -- 36 0 per cwt. Do. old - Day limus 42 0 - 46 0 WIZT Do - Zt 0 i...... LARD.-Firkin 46 0 - 50 0 'Bladdered ........52 '0 -- 54 0 A. MUSICIAN'S DEATH-12HW REPENTANCE.— In 1687, Lutlii compOsed aTe Pemin the King's (Louis XlV,)' reci,very . from a dingerousillneSs; 'but it caused - his - own death. During its_ performance, while heating time with the cane whiCh he used for that purpose, he struck his toe, and'the hurt, from his bad, habit of body,:became so alarmiog that amputation of the.foot was advised. He fell.into the hands.ef, a quark, hewever; who k - to cure hiniWithout having recourse to this expedient; and the consequence was a mortification which roved fatal, During his illness his confessor refuied, hint 'absolution UnlesS he would atone for the sins of his past life 4y - eMbiaitting to the flames the opera on which he was then employed. He at first refused, but at length submitted, and - pointed to the drawer which contained the score of his Achilles Poly l ene, which Was hecordinglv -taken out, and Was'thiiwn - into - the fire. Pe ap peared to be getting better, and was thought to be out of danger. One of the yoUng Princes de Vendous, who was fond of him, came to pay him a visit, 'and in the - Cott - rise of conVersation'said, " Why. Baptiste, have you been such a Fool as to burn your new opera?" "'Hush, huSh!"'Whiapered the composer, •• I have got another copy of it!" This ill-timed pleasantry unhappily was foll6Wed by a relapse; and the Prerspect 'of death - occasioned such remorse that be submitted to, the, penance of being laid ' on a heap of ashes with a Cord about his - neck.'ln this situation he expressed the utmost Penitence for' his late transgression; find being 'replaced on his bed expired, singing to one of his - own airs the words, "Illatta:mounis, pecheus, itfaut intiviir." This r unfinished Opera was Completed by another composer and pub lished after his death.—liogarth's HistOry The'Postinaster-General at Calcutta...the Hon. John Edmund Elliott, brother to the'Earl'of Minto,'is returning to - England on leave, having been . succeeded Siddons, Esq., grand son, we believe, of the late eminent actress of t hat name. SARSAYAittVt A.-111 r. Wray; of the•propietor of the Alterative Tonic Powders, having observed constant dis appointment attending the exhibition of thepharmaCeutical and other preparations of Sarsaparilla, induced him to set on foot, with the Assistance of the ablest experimental chemists, an analy - sis of its properties; the result of which proves that true Sarsapa rilla, carefully selected and separated froth all impurities, is in substance most effectual, and that the various preparations under the denomination of .decoctions,, extracts, essences, . syrups, &tc. • &c., hitherto used, can never be depended upon for, producing any real or perManerit benefit. But, though Sarsaparilla in substance only is to be preferred, 'vet the, action may be :mate; rially assisted when combined With auxiliaries. - 13'y a - trial of many years' continuance he has fraiwi'lhat the A Iterative - TM - tic Powders he now offers to the public have justified his most san guine expectations; and therefore feels bound, by 'motives of humanity, to confine them no longer to private practice, but to allow the public the full advantage of so valuable a 'Medicine, Persons in the habit of takiog quinine will find his powders by far the most effiCacieus tOnic.—.lforaing - Adcertier. SARSA P A RIL 1.A.-r-This root has of late vears attracted much of the attention of the faCulty and the public, and its valuable ;medicinal properties have tiecorne more correctly ascertained and appreciated. That it has - thus been rescued from almost total nt.glect in the practice 01 Medicine is mainly to be attri buted. to the attention orpraCtical chemists, who have bestowed uncommon pains in the setection of the best species, 'and in pre paring the article in the liCst pessible way, since'which it has steadily advanced in the' confidence 'of the medical profession, and its sanativeness established beyond dispute. There is, how ever, considerable difference of opinion respecting the part of the root in which the theilieinat properties - reside, s,-.ine'con tending that it is only in. the bark of the root; others that it is equally-shared both by the bark and farinaceous lamina imme diately underneath; and by others in the whole root, including the internal woody fibre. But, as' it is ackowleclged by all writers on sarsaparilla - that its active principles are entirely soluble in water by the application of heat, the most natural preparati'on is - the decoction, inasmuch as it presents the active properties freed from that. portion of the root a Bich is inert and useless. The objections. to the 'decoction as ordered by the nharmacopwias are the difficult and tedious process necessary for its preparation, and the quantity of liquid required to be taken, inconveniences lvhich are now entirely obviated by the concentrated decoction offered to the public bs Mr. Aloxen, chemist, lull. (see advertisetnent.).who has published an his torical account of sarsaparilla, which contains more information on the subject than any other publication we have met with. "EURO'P'E, Cafli;farit, Van Sebio, fm Antivei'p, 'with 90 t oak bark, Scha'cili , r andi3rentano-381)a1,'s flak, J Inhnstonel33 do, J C do, T and A Browne-5 do, A Swainson-4) do, Parry'aed Croshie-- ,40_do, Order-30 do, W Winn-1 ble cloth, R Zwilchenbart and co -8 brls iron nails, Waddington, bolt and co—Q Dk FRANCE, Ocean, Tellum. fm Rouen, with 1000 burr stones, 71 bdls trees, 3 hmprs pears. Order—S Dk Rateau, Vonder Ifeyde, fm (Mend, with 70 tons oak bark, '3 John stone—Q Dk _ Van de Rteen, fm Ostend, with 62 T Tattersall, Sons and co-315 do, g 2 Ids tow, Order—Q Mariote, Storey, fen . Charente, with 20 hds brandy, • Glazebrook, r lfrOs-25:ps 173 this 12 Cs do. Order-20 hds do. Jones and Maples - 6psl2 Ms do, T and J Bennett- T -3 lids do, Ilerford, Bros-3 ps do, W NidinTls-5 ps do, W MlliS(in-12.1,1s brandy, J arid A Preston-18 jids d0.".1 h d J MellOr-26 hrls do, TGill-10 hds do, Cdoper and - Hot - Pe, ton-60 hds do, - ll'Mullenettit'afid - Son-15 lids do, G Pim 8: eb.:4oclids do, J Gaskaztll-20 - cs do, T ILtyley—S - Dk SPAIN AND PORTUCIAL. Cinfra, 3 - Oho:stone, fm Lisbon-, with 110 chts 256 hf airs oranges,l Adarti-52 chts 88 hf chts do, Croft and co-80 chts 121 hf chts do, 1 baz ortions, : Order-- - -S Dk • Oporto, .IMartin, fin lorto, with 10 pps 20 hd s 4 qr,c k s 64 es wins., Order-5 s 15, qr clis. J Bulico-2.pps do, R Preston and co-1 poe do, pp o, T Martin and 'Son-1 lid 100 es no, C and J 11.1<wdon-6 es do, de Faria--35'bris in'dise coats unhn, 28 sks washed Wool, 1 box grapes,-1 box conts unkn, I bag walnuts, Order-2l eks conts unkn, 1.) Buchanan and Son-11.bis do, 66 bgs unwashed wool, Leech and Harrison-25 chts 40 bxs oranges, M Leicester-15 hf chts do, B Haram-40 bxs.oranges, 10 bgs walnuts, G Badenach-6 t corkwood, T Martin and Son—Q 1)k *'D'ippinq FRIDAY, DEC. IB.—Noon. Wind N.—Blowing fresh, Aartirsn.—Tiebecca, Williams, from Demerara—Sir John .Tobin, - Griffiths, from Demerara,. sailed 7th Nov. The liindeo, for Dublin, sailed the day previous. The Stormont would sa il i n a h eu t a wee k. the.Johnstone rn ;theta a fertnight, and the Medora the next spribgs, this all for port—lsabella; Sin ith, from Buenos Ayre s , s a il e d 18th Oct. .The Sarah Birkett sailed hn 'the lith, for this pdrt. On the•llfh'Nov., in tat. 10 4Z, long. 24 49 W., spoke the Georgina. hence lbr. Arita. On "the 16th instant. off the Sal tees,apnke the Lady East, hence for Mobile, and the John Walker, hence, for New. Orleans—Enchantress, Black, f..rim Charleston—Tropic, Platt, from New Orleans—James, —, from Yarmouth—Asia, —, and Cato, •- , frOm Quebec, with loss'of fore and rnaintoptria , :ts—Port Glastow, from St. •Johh, N. 8., with fire of the crew of the Home, from Quebec for the Clyde, abandoned off the Banks—Standard, Peile, from Bahia, sailed 25th , Oct . The Swallow, (packet,) sailed on ttu‘Zid ; on the4th Nov. saw her off Peruitmbueo, bound in. .Yesterday ) .2o miles of Bardsey, spok e the C amo en,s, for Olorto—Union, —, from Ostend. Lptui•gut was'at'Bonny, leaky, 25th August. Coquette, from St. Lucia, at bulain. Jolin Miller,- hence for Savannah, was seen 29th Nov. in lat, 41, N. long. 28 52. dismasted and app a r an ly a b an d one d, by th e Marathon, arrived at Belfast. Despateb,,,of Iltdefo , •d, was abandoned 30th ult. crew sal'ecl. Milo, and the 'da`bez, of Sunderrand, are totally lost oft-Newfound land : crews savkl. • Argus, of Plymouth. has been fallen in with at sea, abandoned. The Nile, for Swansea, put back to Valparaiso, •previous to the let September, leaky, and would have to diseharge. Ellen:Johnson,.henee, and Monte Video, 'at Buenos Ayres. Betsey Hell, Coaker, hence, at Monte Video. Wilsons, Miller ; and Clementson, Newby, hence, at Demerara. Superb, White, hence; at Leghorn. Delight, Jefferson, hence, at Genoa. Margaret Hightield, Thom, hence, at ditto. Courier, Davidson, from Cape of Good Hope, off Brighton. Coquette, -- from St. Lucia; at Dublin, James Grant, Spears, sailed'this Morning for Savannah. 'This vessel did not put back Leaky, but frostirt'Stress of weather. SATURDAY, DEC. 19.—Noon, Wind N.N.E.—Liglit A raw:Eh—Wells, Campbell, from Bay Chaleur—NTatiote,Williams, from Charente—Conlitaint; Van - Sehie, from Antwerp. • . &Of:F. Potts, for Artigtiaßllza, Botta, • Horiditras— Charles Henry, Pratt, Boston—Cabotia, Ashton, 'l3n , zils , —Madras, Thornton ; Mars, Gile'orist ; Scipio, Grindlay ; Sir Williarn Wall :ce, Johnston; and Prince, Victoria, Paul, New Orleans—London Packet, Aunian, AntwerpMicias, • Kermath, Grill of . Florida—J. Weldh, WOodhOnse, Jamaica—Niagara, Rigby. Bahia—CalCutta, Becton, Mobile—Harriet and Jessie. M•Kown; Charleston—Sanderson, Tag gart, and Elvira, Morrison, Demerara—Amelia, Hopper, Lisbon— Vixen, Waken", Madeira, 3;,r.—Virtoria. Merrill. and John Linton. Dickson, New York—Onyx, NiCholson, Rio JaneiroAdelaide,.Mill- Man,Gibraltar—Ebeneier, ArlaraS, Ilavre-Gedrge Canning, Harvey, 'St. Thomas, &c—Emma, Percival, Tries Duke of Ath'ol, DawsiM, Charente—Pearl. Fletcher, and Ewen, Luecoek, Sarannah—StGeorge, 'Topping, Africa—Bell, M'lnnes, Bilboa Charlotte, Abbinett ; Louisa, Cumming;: and Countess Mansfield, Wilson, hence, at St Michael. Gerard, Cunningham, hence, at Gibraltar. St Antonio 'Felix, Vicena ; and the Lealdate, Antonia, hence, at St Übes. Oratava, Gull, hence, at Lisbon. Bruxellois, De Vries, hence, at Antwerp. Gesina, Tarty, hence, at Helvoet. Navigatenr,.Qestinan, hence, at Hambnrgh. Victoria,'Figuth, hence, off Warnemunde. Preeioaa, Foth. httice, at Pillan. The Nestor, Richardson, has been' condemned and sold at Tattna goriebe. John O'Gaunt, Robertson, hen , e. at Batavia. 31st Auc, in 90 days. The fligginson, Gillespy, sailed from Madeira fur Barbados, 22d November. Mary Ann, Kemp; and 'Hector, Crisp, sailed from Marseilles for thit'riort, Bth December,. The Betsey, Hunter, hence for Buenos Ayres, atßeaurnaris, lost jib: boom. Superior, Louttett, from Limerick for this port, at Beamaris. Ruby, Hutchinson, from Hatnburgh fer Newfoundland, at this port, with damage, and in distress. , The .leihn and Thomas, 'of Belfast, *as' fallen in With 27th tieai the Ranks of IN'evifoondlaiid, waterlogged and abandoned. f3ArAvr4, Sept. I.—The Hero, Sniallwaod, 'from Liverpool focSih capore, is still detained. St. 7.TICIIAEL'S,, Dec. 3. 1 --The John,Varnock - , of Belfast, *ns driven on shore at Villa Franca, during a severe gale at West, 23i1 uit., and bilged —crew and materials saved. All the shipping have been blown from this anchorage since the, 22d ult.,.but nearly all have appoared again, many of them With loss of bulwarks, . kr. More severci and constant gales have tiever been experienced at the Island. PALmotfli, Dee. 17,—Tbe . Peace, of Suuthanipton, di:Si - hosted and 'abandoned, was fallen in with 13t1j Dec. by the Pantaloon Packet, ar rived at Falmouth, whiehrived jury mast and sails, and put an 'officer and crew on 'board. DueLIN, Dec. 18.—The enmerton, from Liverpool for Demerara, broke her windlass in this Bay, hot will proceed in the morning. SUNDAY, DEC. 20.—Noon,t Wind W. N. W.—Light breeze. ARRIVED—The Crown. Cowman, from Calcutta, sailed 16th from the Sand Heads 15th, and from St Helena 4th Nov. The Sqp.. c, rior sailed fr om thi s p or t nth July, and from St Helena 4th Novem .ber. The Intrinsic sailed from Calcutta 2d August," and th e R o y a l , Safon o n th e sth, both for this'port ; the - May, fdr'this•port, Peter Proctor, Scotia, and Asia, for London, were to sail 17th August;. the Sliiirbotirne, for London 20th ; John M'Lellan, for the Clyde 23d ; Coop,r, for London 25th : Emma, for this . pqrLaml:London,, for London Ist and the Roxhourgh Castle, for-London 25th .1 Sept; On sth 'Stei.4. in.lat, 1 27. W, long. 22 20 E:the Crown': apoke the' Capricorn, Smith. from Calcutta- for the Mauritius. , On 7th Oct. In-, lat. 27 B, lone. 45 15 E, spoke the Itlyal Saxon, from Calcutta for this pbrt. On 16th instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Ilehe, from this port for Havana. 'Sattan.Blakeley, Harding,. Maitritins—Columbia, HOOton, and I Brothers, Poole, Savami'ali —Lord Stanley, Arthur, Bombay-:-Taritus, I Russell, and Citizen, Merchant, New . Orleans—Lowell, Crocker, Bos ton—Barbara, Wood, Alexandria, Egypt _ The Sophia, AP.Nair; BusAorah Merchant, Moncrief; and the Rox, burgh Castle, Fran lie, from London, at Calcutta. Tll t Mary Sommerville, .JachsOn, Sailed from Calcutta for China, ltth AuguSt. Sicilian, Malinny,' from the Cape, at St Helena; and sailed for this port sth Novemlit.r. Strath Eden, Cheap, from - Calcutta, at St Helena, and•sailed for London 3(1 November. l , WinscaleS, Fisher, hence, at Calc u tt a , an d wou ld sail on her ' return Ist Septeinber. Fatima, Fethers, hence, at Calcutta, and was to sail for China, 17th August. Robert, Illyth, hence, at Calcutta. and was to sail on her return 15th September. Ripley, Lloyd, hence, at Calcutta, and was to . sail on her return 20 th septeniber, Mary Anu Webb, Viner, hence and Rio' Janeiro, at Calcutta. 'MONDAY, 7 DEc:.-21.-- , Noon, Wind N. W.- , -Moderate. A RlllVED—lfindoo, .Milward,- from Demerara, sail-d Nov. 6th, in company with the.Medora. for Dublin. SAtLEn—Tde Rapid, Matthias, 'f'ou Naples and'Mesina—Wilson, .lord-m. Sac;annahL•l'ortia, - Jok Trkste—Watrior, LiSter, Gt'noa and Leghorn—EMnorot, Chiffew, Boston-:2l'rne Rine, - Kalsworthy, Havre and - Konen—General Wolfe. Harrison. Rio Grande. • The Constitution encountered a theadfulvde; 23d ult. during which all the other vessels whilst-lying to, met with their respective losses. The Louisa, Moullin, and Princess Charlotte, Sharpe, hence, at Rio de Janeiro. The Mary, Willis, hence; at Pernamlmco. Traveller, Providence, -, hence, at Dublin. A rotnrus, Oliver. from Honduras, off Cove. 'lll ery Worrell, Herbert, from Monte Video, for Antwerp, off Cove, 9th Nov. lat. 3 N. long. 51 W. spuke the Fama, Wright, hence, fur Pernambuco. lice; Scales, sailed from Calcutta, for Chink. sth Aug. Si. Ann's, Napier, fin Quebec, at Fayal, 30th Nov. Icaky,!and would have:to discharge part of her cargo ; hound for this port. LIVEi POOL TIT' TABLE Fe,iirals, 4c. Tut•silay Wpdnesday 23 • Thursday —24 Friday 23 • Sniurday 26 STIN DIArY .. 27 Muuday 28 If. M, 0 . 26 1 14 2 4 2 51 3 41 4- 40 5 47 H. M , 0 51 -1 40 2 27 3 15 4 10 5 13 6 22 F. I. 18 9 17 4 13 9 14 7 13 4 1:2 4 12 2 Clitistmas Day. St. Stephen. . First Sunday attitadehristmas Innocents. [St. John. WEST INDIES. Ifankingon, • Reav 229 JamaiCia — ---- Fisher, Robinson, & co Mountaineer, Williams 296 Jamaica Kers & co, or j•Liddrnati Geo Gordon, Moorman 196 Ditt o :J Poole and eo Mersey, Taylor ' 327 Ditto J Birch and co. Planter. -- 232 Ditto J N Wood and co • Rapid, Davidson 232 Ditto W P Porter Rival, Bisene 163 'Kinzston, Jam. Holt and Tory Pearl, Crosbie . 159 Barbados Barton, Irlarn and co .Tohn Black, IWKenzie 167 Barbados .. Trotrnan, or CaMPbell Elizabeth, Scott, 261 :Barbados T Lee and co • Jane, Irvine 172 Barbados Bahr, Behrend and co Tiekler, Corkltindal .232 Denierara • J , (l6tch - in and co Henrietta, Spence 268 Demerara Hopkinson, White n 5 Ditto ' 'N Waterhouse and co • Blvira, Morison • 320 pit, . Robinson and Girvin -Elizabeth,: Brown 207 Trinidad J Poole and co Pekin,. Blair 288 •Trinidall ."T Tinley-'and.co Tweed, Smith 239 Dn . .% P Cabello hers, Imrie and co Verneity; Allan 151 St Th & Hayti Itahr,4l`ehrencl and co (Alston, Guthrie 169 St Th Az Hayti Kers Az co, or TBarber . Nl*L . ,iiirie, Finillater 164 St Th & Nassau J Claypole • ‘. Grate, Pearson ' 344 Antizua C W and F Shand .Thizular, Bond 388 Berbice Salisbury, Turner, 8z co MtThornpson, Scotland . 272 .11avlina Ashley Bros by Normanby, Teasdell.236 Havana Bahr, Behrend and co Euerizv, Fleming - 223 'Havana Ashley Wrs.'OfJ Rrebner Cts of Lnuadale. Groom' 233 Ditto .Ashley Bros 'JovenAritoniaßdnefacia. 120 Ditto W If Wood Or M‘Williain , . . . . , • . (Lando. ~ .MensegeTe,De Gorordo 233 Ditto lkTanero. or Ashley Brs Arnelia,-.W'Maker 314 MA & Jamaica • Glint Sia & Ti'bole SOUTH AMERICA. Aimwell, Power 216 Bahia .Coteswortli and Smith Lisre'rpool. --:.--..-. 134 'Ditto 'lt TantOn , •rlCers& Co Emma, Gething .200 Aries, Islay & Lima W& J Tyrer Medium. 'Leslie 198 Pernambuco OA sworth and Sinn Cie.sar, Alexander 110 PernamhneO )4 shloy Bros. - Superb, Adams 271 Pernambuco Chapman or Cofesworth Wm 'Russell, %Ude 294 Ditto 3 Holliviell . Melhy, Eden 239 .Ditto •11 icbardson &Pemberton • MoOiiMma. Burnett '199 Vera'Crtiz NV andi Trrer - Nithsciale.. Grayson . 414. Rio Janeiro, .Tyrers or Kers-and.cb Judith & Esther; Seymour 83 Rio Grande. C 'Holland Carabo9.:Fell • 211 'Buenos Ayres o , Tayleur, Soris, , ind co Lan. Witeh, Grayson 191 Ditto Bold and Russell Prisk.•WhitelVay IRI Ditto W‘sind , .l Tyrer Lapwing. Osborne 121 Buenos Ayres lsl!li Hughes • Courier. Nelson 14? Linia T and Jlircieli•lebank Wilborforee, Harrison 391 Maronham W and 3:Wel l siood • • Suffolk • Payne 397 Maranham Moon Bros Cts of A idle. Bartlett its MOtito Viilo6 3 "Pootontl eo Flogrtstnart. Hotehinon 1!?? Monte Video N N ITozheo .. Elitllipth Walher, Iran . 393 Valparaiso , W awl Irryrer ' Lord Althorn. fippuln 233 Vlprso, Arica, Islay.lre Tk J Brocklehank Henrietta, DiMtins'on 199 Ditto C Taletir, sobs and co Octavio, hayfield 244.11itt0 . Ashley Bum, Chilion, llnttnn 195 Val Inter& - Lima .1 Bihby and cO Monfort], Cleveland 168 Ditto - G: Higtifield . Ann, Sevright, 334 Gulf of Mexico Canoon, Miller and co UNITED STATES. llirkby, Johnston 323'NfiW Orleans TPoole . and'en Brothers. Motley 402. New Orleeos • Chapman and. Willis Henry. Leitch .' 276 . New Orleims R D 1191rhot American. Manehester 605 New York Cojlmann or HN Hughes , •Frd Wilhelm 111, Kuhr 431 New York Vitzhurh and 'Orimshaw St Andrew, Thompson 635 New York 'Band's, lindoon and co Hark Away, Fisher New Yolk Crary, Fletcher and co Groenvick,Westurlund 335 New York C G Weber, and co 'Napnleon. Smith 519 New York Crary, Fletcher and co England. Waite 731 New York Baring, Bros and co 'Liverpool * . Dickson 413 Boston A Taylor and co Emperor, Chaffee 312 _Ditto , ~T.W Smith and CO ._ Trenton, Davies 4C4 Boston Maury, Latham and co Adelaide, ilainhrilge 451 Savannah "C'W Tlsdale Ale one, Muir 391 Savannah ` i Brown Minerva. (lowland 3-19 Philidelphia, '0 'Brown 'Or T Ingleby Bradshaw, Milroy SRB Mobile G Frown Merchant. Mehlnim 294 Mobile Chapman and Willis Colchester, M`Lean 552 Mobile Bolton, 0 ,rden and co Atlantic, ,Seitle 366 Mobile .T Jones sen • , Jupiter, Webb 305 Balthnere Birintr, Bibs!hlul co Sovereign, Wharton 436-Charleston Hot dernesilifid Chilton . * SPAIN. Reform, Guild 131 - Gibraltar ( . 1 )(Ors Lonisa, Chalker 130' Ditto Wli Wwid ' `Pocket. Bri.ggS :.In Gibraltar St: Adra Bahr, telirend smite Perseverance, Gibson . 237 Grenada; &c .3 N Wood and co Shn Jose, Villaranda Billma w FT Wood . 'Prudence, 13ohi<le .118 Cadiz .W H Wood N St Fernando, Zeshilla4oo Ditto Ashley Bros PORTUGAL. h-mrst Ann. Mninnia 144 Lisbon Vienna and Joni.' Jn Ormerod, Chapman 187 Oporto MEDITER RANEAN Trion, it obertt, 246 Trivste .'n an r. Behrend and co Effort, Orfeur, 160 Trieste G Yates Assunta, Pessali, Genoa Ross Bros .Warrior. Lister 09 Genoa&Lcghern . .l Bibby & co Heath, Smith 237 Genoa&Leghorn Bibby& co, or Barton • [and co Wilhelmina, Roos 232 Marseilles C G Weber and co Hiram. Smardon 133 Marseilles N N Hughes, or J Glynn Rose, Nicoll 120 Messina & Palermo Kers & co, or Vian ina and co Shenhordess, Turner 121 Messina & Palermo J 'Bothwell Diehard Hill,' Lust 101 Messina &, 'Palermo J Moss and co M. maret, Bruce 1l 1 Naples & Messina .1 Moss and co Adelaide, Shield 131 Naples & Messina Vianna. & Jones Aberdeenshire, Martin 240 Naples &Messina Bahr. Behrend &co William, Sandars 121 Syra & Constantin Walker & Wilkin Wilk, Monk 170 Leghorn G Yates Livorno, Canner 163 Ditto Bahr & co or Dawson Zotland. Melling • 130 Venice Kers & co-, orßibby & co Richard, Codner 76 Venice J Bibby and co 'EUROPE. Pointe Foy, Dugoua 122 Bourdeaux 0 A LIM- and co in/lane, Sellien Elsineur Sz Stetn C 0 Weher and co Minerva, Hertzberg Hamb.&Danzic CI 0 Weber and co Susan, Courtnay 90 Havre it-Rouen Bahr, Behrend. and co Win S; Charles, Bax 95 Havre St Horntleur Bahr, Behrend & co Alban Gertrude, Pybes 144 Dordt Bahr, Bebrerid and co 'hoop, Guvt Rotterdam Bahr, Behrend and co Amanda, Rahseh, Rotterdam C 0 Weber and co Marv, Cordier 119 Antwerp I Johnstone Patdine, Vander Perre 232 Ostend Bahr, 'Behrend and co Vesta, Waerner Christiana Weber. or Christinson Priarkets. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 18. . , There has. been a fair :demand for &Tuna, and the sales amount to Still Mids. B.P. at steady prices. 2000 bags Mauritius have alio been `taken at full rates. In 'Bengal no 'sales ;'BO eases of Pertiamg am re •pbrted at 31s fid for white, and 245. for brown. Two cargoes of Ma nillOdeliveVable off the Coritineno have heel* disposed of at 31s 6,1 to -3254t0 cwt.—MoLassas. The late arrivals not yet being landed, and nearly the whole of what is in store having previously been. disposed of, there are not any sales to notice this week.—CoFFsE. The sales' `of Plantation' haie been more extensive, and compige'2B , 4 casks 'of Jamaica; clean ordinary' qualities are in good demand, and for these sorts former prices were Dilly Maintained. bUt the good and fine de s4s riptions being ibmore limited request, sold in most instances at a fight reduction ; 40 bags of Demerara alsosold at 94,5 for low middling: i o sales of Foreign.—Nothing done in Cocoa:-'209 Pecket9 Bengal GINGER sold'at 31s, and 'lOO bags black PEPPER at .54,1.—1 n PIMENTO sales. Not a transaction has taken place dining 'the week either 'in Carolina or East India - RlCE.—There is a good demand for Rum,' ,but the 'market being-barely supplied with the descriptions in, request, the sales only amount to 100 puns., chiefly Demerara of the finer qUalities, at the quoations. : INDIOO.—The public sales drew but a limited'attendance of buyers, and of 190 chests offered, only about 73 of Bengal were disixised of. at 'steady prices, ranging from 4s 3d to 5s Id, and a few chests of dust at 3's 3d 41' fib; the bulk of-What was brought forward was ' Oude, for Which there appeared no disposition to purchase, and it was with drawn ; ' a few seron9Guatimalit sold'at 3s 3d to 4s Tal lir lb, duty paid. -1-The following goods were disposed of by auction this week, viz. 80 bales Bengal SAFPLOWER at 100 s to 127 s 6d, 140 hales Mt NJ CET at 20s, 884 pockets 'NEM Elkic at 15s anct : lss 3d, 152 chests SHELL LAC at 1079. 611 to 142 s 6d, 144 baskets Terra JAPONICA at 18s and 18. 3,1, 21. hhds. .7' INCAL at 7.2 s 3d to 735, 150 I,o3Ce'S' CAS SIA LION EA at 57s tato 58s, 135 'slabs and 74 baskets Strdits' TIN at 84s • 103 bags China MOTHER -0 F - A ARL SHELVE at 59s 6d to fibs 6d: Ircwil ; 6 serous of COCIIINEA L are reported at 7s . to Is 6d 41' ib. and 20 chests RM LACDrE - at'ls ld , Ip lb. --:-there has been less-dointi in SALTPETRE, the sales not reaching 300 bags, at 27s to 30i, and IGO bags NITRATE of SonA at L'Os Gd 4.1 r Wirt. DYEWOOD3,.—There has not been .quite so much inquiry for these articles. 100 top:, of Campeacby LO - mwoott sold at X - r - 5s ;30 tons of Cuts Pirsrie'at .1:655.t0 5, - 4,'60 of 'Spanish at .1:1.24 . 6 , 1 to £4ss. and 25 of Brazil :it £3ss ; about 70 tons of Lima NteAeson'A.Woon Ware .been sold at 'the quotations; 'lO tons •of fine C.um oon at £lB, ahrl'2O tons of Red S.A - Noxits WOOD at £7 2s lid 41 , * ton.—There has been a decline of is 4t , ewt..in the price of TURPENTINE, 17s 14/ cwt. having.been accepted at the close of last week for 2100 brls. from the quay.—No Sales in Ainerican TAR,The business in 'Montreal Pot ,NstiEs has been rather extensive,' 500 bils. haVity , :changed hands at 34s 641 to 35s ; Montreal Pearl Ashes tire Is 4f cwt higher ; 46s has been obtained .for 'l2O brls.—QuatterritoN BART: is unsaleable, and quotations notninal.—.s) hales of 'Russian Bass' 'WAX of middling quality, have been sold at £8 15s W-cwt., dutr paid.—There are some arrivals of new CLovaisnan from America, but no Sates have yet been effected.-Nothing done in FLAkSEED.—HIDss. "Phe sales consist of 100 dry Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow, inferior at 70;1830 salted Buenos .Ayres and Monte Video at 41d to Od, 500 dry Russian Kips at lid, .6600 East India 'at 740 to 7f 1 for dry salted, 54d to fild for rubbed do., Old to 6d for dry, and 44ci to 5d clf' lb for rubbed , do., also 1820 dry . Horse Hides 8x to 9s Od each.—Narrata Satti's. .1000. dozen. averaging ICtlio to I9lhs r) dozen, have been sold It 12s to:l3s 6d.4f" . dozen:- 110ASii HAIR. 2 bales fair mixed brolighelOdlf , fb.- - --The Sales of Tonineo amount to about 340 hhtls, namely 50 thdtt Vir;inia leaf, and lihds stemmed, with 240 hhds ICentucky stemined,.(loo .hlids of Which ?were sold at Btd tf lb,) and below which price none are now •cTerintr, and very few remain inarrip.orter's hands ; leaf continifes un altered in price, and steady, with a limited.demand ; stOiximedroaY be considered id s#" lb higher, and is very' scarce; nearly'the. 'Whole of the Sales' have beets to the trade. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. There continues to be a Moderate demand for BRIMSTONE, and the prices of all descriptions are fully'supported.—Sum.te has been in li mited request, without champ' in prices.—Of ;knouts and CREAM of, TARTAR the sales have been limited; the lower sorts of the former, are most in request.—MADDEß Roots have been less inquired for this week, hut prices are maintained, and the quotations are raised to the present currency.—MAnnaas go off slowly.—Sales . of VALONvt. eor tinue to he made at steady prices.-:-The business done 'in Ot.tvE Ott • has been confined chiefly to • the supply of small orders at the range of quotations annexed.—ln'Fists its viorviittle huSineas has been. done ; on Thursday, 35 tuna Con OIL frotn o.aspe was odered by auc tion. 10 tuns _sold at £35; the remainder at ithdrawri.—Luisnin Ott is offering lower, both on the spot and fordfliiiery the nett two months. —Refined RAPE is steady at our quotation,:—But little inquiry has ap peared ftr PALM . OIL this Week : another cargo has arrived, and 100 tons have been sold from the quay.--,On. of TORPUNTINR in fair re quest for iintriediate delivery—Baltic HEMP meets a tolerably ready sale. at the quotations; The different descriptions of East India Hemp have been more inquired for, and 50 bales.Sunn sold at £3 . 6 15s 4f , ' ton ; an offu. of £l6 refused for a considerable parcel of Jute , just im ported.,-In FLAX but little doing.—The TALtow market has conti nued firm throughout the week, with a fair consumers' demand. EtVERPOOL COrcON MARKET. DEcRmeE4lB. There haS been a fair steady demand for Cotton thr,stAlibut the week, which has been freely supplied by holders at ipsrettrsti.ady prices : the only change we notice is in the middle qualities of Ame - man; 'Brazil. and Egyptian, which are rather lower. GOO American and 20) Egyptian have been taken on speculation ; and 750 Ametican, 150 Egyptian, 300 Bengal, and 100 St. Domingo, for export. PRICES OF SHARES, I:1V ERPULU,, Dlic. 21, 141.5. . . Per Shire Liverpool Coal Gas .. • • .. - . £3OO U 0 Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, £loo New Shares, premium £so Liverpool and Harrington Water Works ' 4fs 0 ' 0 Bootlexlitto Exchange Buildings Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 218 0 0 Ditto Old Quarters 25 -...-- 54 0 0 Ditto New Querte'rs Bolton and Leigh ditto Ditto , 25 20 0 0 Warrington and Newton ditto Kenyon and Leigh ditto Wigan Branch ditto Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 4O 44 0 0 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 J 3 5 0 Leicester and 'Swannington ditto f 0 -- 50 0 0 Manchester, Bolton, and Bu ry.Railway arid Cinal 48 49 10 0 Leeds and Selby Railway Grand Junction ditto 4O S 3 15 0 London and Birmingham ditto ' Menchester and Leeds ditto • • • 5 7 0 0 North Midland ditto ' 5 6 5 0 Midland ditto .. 2 LI 0 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto Bank Of Liverpool. ... lO 17 0 0 Bank of Manchester '''; 35 0 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 21 15 0 CoMmercial Bank of Liverpool lO 15 0 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance Company' 25 IS 5 0 Oldham Gas Light and Waterwc.rks Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co - 10 5 0 ' Ocean Assurance Company 10 li 5 0 Northern and Central Bank of England lO .-- 12 2 0 Union Bank of LirertiOnl ' ' , 10 13 0 0 'Commercial Bank of England - 5 6 0 0 RICHARD DAWSON. Shire Broker. . . . ... . . BIRTHS. Lest week, the wife nta man named Jones, living onnife Stepney Church, London, was deliverersof two fine boys, this being the third time within thr6e pears that she has given birth to twins. MARRIED. Lately, at the Chapel of the British Embassy, Paris, the Right Hon. Lotd Gardrier, to Miss Hughes, daughter of Lord "Dinorben, of mel Park, St. Asaph. Lately, at St. Philip's Chuidh, Mi. Christopher bailey Hodgson to M 199 Enria'Skvath. Lately, at St. Nicholas's Cluirch,Plr. Manasseh Coyle to Miss Mary Robinson. On the 3d iitst:, at Charlton, Captain G. G. Palmer,t to the Royal Artillery, to Lydia, youngest.danghter of the late B. Benyon, Esq. of Wilton brescent, and Monk MOor, Shtopshire. - . Sathe.day, at 3lerton.• NOrfolk, - bv the Hon.:aud Rev. Wm.. Wade hotise, Brownlow North Gamier, Esq. son of the late Wm. Gamier, Esq. Of 'llookeshirrv;-near Wlekharn.lo the IIOn. `lleritietta Maria De Grey, daughter of Lord Walsiugham. . On Tuesday, the Bth inst. at St. James's Church, I ,Vr. WM. Pinserit, of 'New ton• Abbott, Devolishtre:;:to Miss Margaret - Sayle, of Tcocteth* park, on'Wedntsday, the Ott i s nat; at Prestbury, Mr. 3'cilm K. thaPhairs; of • Leeds; to Charlotte; second daughter of the late.Ca>-ar Peacock, Esq. and grand-daughter.of Mr. Alderman Peacock, Of Fork. On ThursdaY, the 10th inst. at 131ckbiiiii Pariah Chnich: Mr. John Haydock, veterinary surgeon, Itasiingden, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas RowbottOm, coach-builder, of Blackburn. Sarne • day, at 'St: Anne's • Chureh, 131&tit toqktiis Sarah Askew. On Friday, thellth inst. at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Carter, Toxtetb park,lo Miss . Ferringtsni When tonaston; Stifferrishire. On Tuesday last. at Christ Church, Mr. Henry Worthington to Miss Hannah Bennett, both of Toxteth-park. DIED. In May, 1834, in the East Indies, Henry, youngest son of the late Henry Parry, Esq. Lately, a: Russington, near Arundel, aged 103, Mr: Jamet. Richard- • son. Drowned in June last, in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Charles Wilde, . midshipman, - R.N: youngest eon of the late Rev. John Wilde. of Bar.: nage, Salop. JUSie•gBth, drowned, whilst bathing in' the river llooehly, nenr'Cal eutta, - Michael Hinton Jenkins, Esq. _aged years, third son of the law Capt. Jenkins, of Beachley, near the Old Passage. On the 21st' of Oet.'llist, - ntal 27; ait - Vitche's Creek,. in- theisiand of Antigua. after ,an illness of eight .days,,Mary Redfern, the beloved wife of Henry Arniatrong, 'Esq. and the eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Bunting; . of London. Her death occurred about three weeks only that of her excellect mother, an event which she was spared the pain of knowiag, as the intelligetieebai I not then reached Antigua. At the Convent, Spetishery, near Blanford. the Right Hon. Eleaoora Maria Dowager Lady Clifford, aged 69 years. She was second daughter of Henry, Lord .Arundell„ of Wardour. Castle; and was married in 1786 to Charles, Lord Clifford, of Chudleigh, Devon. On the sth ult. after a abort illneis, at Porters, Barliadore,'Mary. third daughter of the late Hon. Forster Alleyne,•of thatflsland. • On Saturday, the sth instant, in Portland-place, Manchester, after severe stiffering, aged 45 wears; Williant'Rbbert Whatton; Esq. and _F.A.S.- one of the surgeons-to this Manchester Royal.' ntirsuary. On Wednesday the 9th inst. at Paris, the Princess de Ta ll eyrand , in her 74th 'year. 'hie Pristee is riot exPeeted long to survive her. On Sunday., thH 13th instaiged 37 years, Mr, Patrick Devine, tailor, of Highfiehl-street. On Monthiy,..the'l4th inst. at the residence of hia'son,'HopeAfouse, Ardwick, Joseph Clarke, INq. late of Birkenhead, aged 7.1. • Same day, in her 15th year. Ellen, daughter of Mr. Samuel Wilson, watchmaker, atitlgrand-daughter of the late Mr. Cappe r, cooper. On Wednesday last, suddenly, Mr. George Davies , Scotland-road. aged 60 years. 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