The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-18 00:00:00

' . THE LIVERPOOL STAN DA:RD. . . . • - • - . - . -- --- - - - • . .... . .. . , . 0 . • . . ... ,- . . . , . • .aimi5m50mmu5am0wt.....,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,e„,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,ent5,,,,,....i...,5,„„`„,,5,„',„.„,„.. - s_ - .r _ . ...„ s----,---see---.-eseeees 1•.......--...•-• -,....... - ...e. - _--••••• ..-.- t-r-•• • •••,,,-...4.e.......... • • • ••„,• ....... .......,eese-,.......... • .„••:_. '; ..,-. : ; , : 4 4 41 .... .... ... .—..--...—............,.. .... . . . . ..... . . . . . .. 1, .me ...OM ...1.............. - .. , „ - . THE BRITISH .ASSOCIATION. THE F ~ TO , ,REAMEN OF THE. BOROUGH O F , LIVR E1'90,1.. THE SETTLING DAY. . . ~ • • linporto. fitilailttto'. • , - , • ,- Iti, EMI' mote than ever apparent that the turtpritteiptbd •facs - Ewan's- ix A ccoVNT wine BURGESS A„teo Co. ' - • • .....:_ suss _.. . . • to Lk an t d f A u l r A s li. up K i4 E. b T o , th A fr u o c m u l s h •r e g l r 4 o . cers ! CAPTAIN DENILIM'S MAP oF THE ESTUARIES OF THE DEE . . WEST I. 7 .VDIES sl ND' MADEIRA. • . T 4 lie l re V. l l !a l :b i ee o :l o a l : , er ° y (--) go t. o ° d d N e tions. that are endeav'ouring to trample- upon. your liherlies; itto Offing/ Ewart, Esq., 31. P., in probable Account with Dicky Sam • - - AND THE MERSEY. to alienate your. 'rights, have calculated -upon the, measure of • - . . • •Cit - • . King Henr • y, ,Gilison, fm Trinidad; with ID lids 12,tcs 29 lirls Ihf . . bid sugar, 25 pns lt tcS 5 brls'irioloSses;Weattlsle4ohde 7 brls suga, r • • - • DUBLIN, WEDNESDay.—Captain Denham, R.N., one _____, c . . , iiiaei mat reform more as , ' •a; means. for 1..,1r0117tin,g, their owls By l lll;: ib ci Zs ,o l3 a l r a tat settlement with Sir Howard - • T LeathoM.:-•11 • srnS Firiilis.s, H-11ntton-t Ie: . • . . .... . : and refiners, and 1,350 hlids. B. P. have been disposed of; brown and: 206 • Fauny-n GarrimiieCria „for 3.wisiiiets,' With II tea 'coffee. 2 Adams, • t lo h w ere m i l:d n l c i , n e g im a n re ge f . tall b s: o , l o s o 4P bag c:vt ;iii . a t e n o i r t e his r, b h t i e n a ;l s i o e b fi c 7 ,..( rir t ..es a ! of the o ffi cers attached to the ordnance survey of Great selfish interests. as an instrument for au onentin , the power . -1 do,:. Fairfield and Shalleniste-42 tcs 6 eke •81,rls ao. :A:Hues-12 nether advance of Ist? cwt . ; in Bengal no sales. Foreign Sugar is .. . . De. . • • •,_. • 13ritain, exhibited a map illustratiVe of thd Dee and Mdra and influence of the whig s radiCal party, than as a reindial • tcs do, 11 Gray,..-41 tcs 6 clis 3 ltrls:tle,,J .Hallez co-5 Les do, J: Cohen for i.or 2. l, 2o ‘ro b w o n x e t s o w 3 b ; i s te c. a l I a f van w a, hl 3 . 9 te s C•v i le a pot e s n s e;I , e 1 1 1 05 0,, •• • • To aurount of rotten goods:condemned-by Mr. Scrap- i. 7--39 ao,. volt and 'Eery-21 tcs 2 elts des F. ltni---1.1 tes 10 bris do,. T •, • . c hi li e g s o ts oli ß d ah el i n al7 ll ; sey. He was one of the - first to discover, in conneXiOn meaSure, tainceded in deference to pepnlar 'demands and founded man Albion; as per invoice of the 3d instant....looo i.and.W, Earle and eo-4 tcs, do It Addison-15 do, T flatten-1 . 5 de. 'on ab . Strket prineiples Of stlund 'Plilicy and enlightened legis•la. . I Shlisbury, Turner and eo-11l tet 1., Int, do, .1 Mulholland and co .Paralba .*,' . ' and.2o i naskets . .Ceylo - 0, 29e, &d er y cwt. ' 1,900 bags yellow, yellow, with his brother Officera,' the impottant channel O - rtfie To Mr. Burgess'sen.fer old debits omitted in last 1'24 tcs 4 brls Ihf hie de. Orderer- , -40bris dicer:-lea arrowroot, 8 kegs , ' ' year's account , , hen. : 'The ivhig•ministers, at the ' time of their ance'rem Ot ic . insi ',' ' - 800 I' tairiarinets, A. Hoves-3e bxs arrowroot; J , Hail and cos--10 t.SC Nica-. t Timm woo,i, .I:osihen-.3.) i 10 e lomvood. 6.3 loss mahogany, 18 es recd ~Lima Sugar were off ii c r r a e:l vii hy at a a u i c s tio v n e to w - t. a - ay T , h w e he re o h ts l 7 e a e lb a id g ,l o .4 the Wiii4 wa . s. , with lklerse v, after various ineUctual and expensiv'e effoks • ~, to but rich; -merited disinissal from office, in November last, ISA 9 To Mr. Burgess, jun. for new 'claims sent in 'Since , . • • u. • had been made to improve tt, being of such importance t . goads . •J Mulholla,sl ana •C 0.... .: I. Ife sm•cadee, S West-21 de, 7 es retd • income by a 1011 , 7 utse of blundering misgoVarPrileut a P d . last settling day ' '.. . 4 0 0. , goods, I keg tamarinds, 4G bars steel (1 . 3 retd) 2, barrels sugar, Order- •• a . town of such 'exten , led calumet - o'as' . tit•erpOOl. 'The ' • • ' . " 545 ' t official peculatten notoriously unpopular; so much so, ti?a e To amount of :2 'Reactions", • .•:. • • • - 5OO-2700 i- - P Dir.: •. : : '• , ,'4. demand for MoLs.sSiis, and nearly 7io puns, have been sold, at 224 to i Isabel, •Oomalt fm Demerara,. witn 307 has 1 the snear;' 50• /m4ll 23s 6d f: , r , :ill fo a: i d Ati is t r i il .p l7 ,_ rs,s t D o e i me ,FE r E a . 7, ,, • channel runs north and south at right angles to'thl tide, ' their rem,oval from power did not s u ffuse a siegle I!lnglish f at t , , . ___ .. , Ns rum 143 pris inolaasete 3 bxe arrowroot, Cl' W &IF Shand-72 has' , ' lre t°fd ii i t i . e Pla a t i ta .d tist comprise 160 . casks' f jaMaice, at rather 1: igber transactionsa tes for the ordinary , . , To probable balance to your debit which washes over it, aid also in opPosition to any with tears of regret-did not raise in one English bosom a sigh .. , , , i l Deduct m y probable share of the condemned goods, 25 ' a). •14 brls s'ugar..ll7 hides, 45 Weoker•nuts. N Waterhouse and Sens-35 :1 5 it i i rg es h i t yl a ttaef 0 o b e a d; s in o d f ;Zl 3 dZ! s a o tra rtss r o o l u d g ii ii i t s s o i m s 6 e d i:tan vs c 6 e d s : .... . . hde sugar, J Bolton-26 pns 23 has rum. T& H Murrav-29 Ms sugar, qualities :general hypothesis on the Subject. Cap r tain ' Denham' ar- . o f condolenCe . ! . "• ' • end' the MeSers. Burgess's claims .1506 J Gladstone and co--3 lees pickles and pepper, J Bond-W Dk "They felt iintiOWthiltil'Und unwept! " , . • • ' I • ---„,„- • • •.' -• ~ -. 'SOUTH 'AMERICA: • • . t • ~ a e o nt , tan A ; Ea a r i l o a r e I, p a e x4 r el T vt r . i;ii o da f a ro c re o i c g o n A „B w o e b r a e gsf is r p a os zil ed so o ld f a a t t s 4 2 B s s 6 ; d a a nd s6 a s 4, sln : cwt. - ot O O g dentiv called the attention of the • seetion to the half-tide ;. •• woeful In thii dilthireta . , , ObOOsions: to the King whom thesi Nett b t:ance - luutA • Andromeda, Blattett fm Maranham, !, . • . Jamaica GlNciart at in 10s.-300 bags black PEPPER brought 5d a 51d ,being always conStant, the high chid varia ' bje fr . oni rum; :. • ' had professed.to se rve=- d esp i se d by the'bulk.ef their•intelliul • . • ' . • - Bros-30. dosJ- Wellatoed-20.00, , J litime l ii th nd l:7 el- 611 4 1 f1 s berless causes. 'ln Illustration - of "his vicwa upon this , . --, • ErrorS.excepted. --,38 do, 11 Inds isinglass, J Haddon and co-P Plc ' countrymen-their proceedings • unsavory .to the " great,ani ~, ~ . Arm WISO, Re nnet' , fin Buenos Ayres, with 3916.0 and c horns.3s f , nerpOQl, Aug. 15, 1g35. Pro. DICKY SAM, t , _ . pp tallew 1770ssalted ox lades 112 hls wool 4 bls hair 8 Ids sheeps' and 400 bags! PIMENTO 41d. a 41d , ty tb.-600 bag,sordinasse Bengal L slibieci, he exhibited " ' ' n. chart of - the'eStuary of the Dee .w • ashed7-7-their,9e)itlity, ambition, and love :of Offlce . as ri d ' •,4 ABEL VOTER, wool Sbls nutria 'Atria I' ble - cotton' unto, Order-4 bls nutria skins; Rice sold at lOs 30 a lls V Pwt, in bond-For Rum we have expej deiced a very good demand, , and for good quality rather highest , • consideration' . • ' • . 510 salted hides, Waddington, Holt, end co 1:,49 gaited mi. hides; and Mersey, and a tide-table, ca l cu l a t e d so ae-that did , .and . irrepressible . as ever.,.itbecame an .., . N.8.-Xo,prevent disappointment, I b that •th mariner rnay know - any half Hour-the banks which might What was to be done in order - to avert the unforeseen ca ~, lainitvi s i i 1506, deducted from the - ,, ros balanee, is more than the ease! •liaa i ra-4 1 . 1 •1•nutria skinikilteed and Eeelesto 11-.-2 hales 'cent.: nnkh, Prices have beep realised; the sales copsist s of 400 puns., viz, common s . . . of 'exclu sou from; ewer, and from the delights . of ' quarfe •.. , ••• . . .., „ • • •:, ; P and J lianlon-2 do, Turrier. Brede, end roe-6 .do, Denten,. Isowaed Leeward . s 2,is e 2's.l.d, Jamaica 3s ld aas 3d, aud Demerara of high! be crossed, thus pointing out what was dangerous and . - p , < . , .Wltt 'IV arrant, it being well'knoWn that my share of the gyonsi and :co . -19th), Wright, Pertain, and Coe-31[0s ipilria Oldne, 9 lee' tierce • ' . • • ,- . strew 28 Ild a3sB4 4g gallon. ' day." There being it° other expedient at hind, the aristocrattoi .c, ~ . . •i . . . . . . hides; - his horse haft •• S icralishnr -••,) hls • ' • • Opteaverth end powel.. ~ . . ~ .._ sr, .... . . • .•*beitit ceased Co be so, • a Matter of great relief to the . condemned by al r.. Albion was very small, being as it Was pritil :junction, . rill whips determined upon the .feirlorn , alteihatite . of a J cipally composed ofcell and'other low' goods. • Aide on' h' I armen Ft • doer 3 hie histricha and I hie sheep • ekme; IP Mlller-45 salted o and d Them is not a transaction to report in INDIGO this week.-LAc DYE : ides, I ble conts unkn, Green. and Son- , •200 bls wool, Baring Bros continues in better request, and 40 chests are reported at Is 30 er lb mariner. .Captain Denham, cOrnplitnenteC the dock: . with the repealing d • bl' ' ' of • the House or • • an repu ican.,sectiotas •• . - • - '• • -20 boxes Siam. LAC (bldcked liver,) have been sold at 97s 6d; 45 trustees of Liver pOoljOr their rnenifieent expenditure in Commons. Th . ' hto be e is union, however, was not. effected with; -.- . ._ , .. .. .. .. '' • • - ; • • • UV/TPD. STATI?S. • ' ' -. ' as the loss yoUstistainedin this.way, between the tiro . /ast,sett/e-, . . - '• • ' ' • -' . . . chests East India 'Gulf Ananic at 42s ;10 hales of Bengal Saavtoirsir enabling.bhn to prosecute his object, and dwelt vets;} par-. out a wholesale compromise of their former .preindices.. Ac s • . - Milo s Thompson, fm New Orleane, with•ls69•balea cotton, Marti, at s,„ : , ... - .. . , :meats, amounted to 1,176 ; for you will recollect that the account neau, ,Sraith, and co-1.31'd0. A Taylor and Ur- 7 T Dk i,•. s. - .S '-'-', and 3or 4 tons East India GALLS at 130 s for blue, and 102 a 60 titular stress on the unbounded 'liberality of Sirj • ohni cordiugly, after compelline• Sir R. Peel- to relinquish' the pest . Curler, Hamilton, fm Mobile, with 103 bales cotton. J.Hobson and to. l oss.for mixed.,The sales in SALTPETRE amount to about 700 bags,, stood thus :- -. ' • . . . 'and statesman-: .: s Sdnse-200 do. Order-600 do, J Johnson-4_o do, Cropper, Benson at 25s 9d a 23s 6d 4S" cwt. kb which his dienifi d • Tobin.' . Captain Denham suggested the utility of est -. r , e character, splendid: talents,. , Ewart.... '1931 .' - Inart 4675 and co-Q Dk . . . • • , fishing a half-tide level at each port: to point out the likebearing had rendered' SO i/Instriiiiis,' we find them - prepared 1832 ./ Deuglas.. 32 19 I 6.30 Douglas 3869 • . ' ' fil4lTlSii ,A,IVIRRIOA. .. • ' ••• . , DrEwoops.-.-Some considerable sales have been held, but as the . . _ . . . . t 4 soundings of banks at • thehalf- tide along:the continuous . 'to , go the whole :10g" with the -democratic party, 'whose in- , Malii•ll.utahson,. fin Quebq, , with 38 t-is elm. 49 ps oak and 209 market remains. 111314 they have been mostly withdrawn ; about 260 - Mete. - "The - gallant - captain next alluded to the error .fluence had thus, suddenly become paramount and irresistible.. • - 1682 . 20 - ps fir Umber, 4/ el 11 deals, l l'e 6 sip ilitres And heading, 26 clO /en tons - of Campcachy LoGwoon brought £7 5s o£7 12s 6d, and 20 of which had been nearly • comniitied in ciatting a canal frOns It is almost. unnecessa.ry to urge that this , determin f clefalca ation td• .Deductin-4.the latter from,the fonuer,.it. gives • 1476 o . and ?6 c 23 standard , staves; D•Gilib.- s B Dk ' ' ' . ••- , Jamaica at £4 ls. 6d a£s • 10 tons of Cuba 1' 1 Lora Canterbuty, M'Coll;fm Quebec; twith•43s ps fir and 61 yet oek . and 10 , tpric sold 4 4.1 MS, oof Spanish at 1:4 •10 tees of fair solid toastaana. Woon at Bridgewater to,the se,a, whentliere were .. tides from a .keep pac e with the movement party. did not proceed from ,any: - lion hy " reaction,'" and 'that in " two short years." Again, the, tiher, 5(2 c l i l i spip.sstaves and heading, 60:c 28 staves, 111 c 6 deals, .£l6 lOs * • .. ' ' , and 10 of Lima et £l9 If" ton, and some trilling sales in CAM. fifty-six feet level to eighteen feet. He observed•that ir natural or.innate syrbpathy Which the whigs .had for the cause. deductions - I have triads in your Savour froth the Alessi's. B l• sitars: nr- si . eNsi!hi m ,et' , : - JU k ia t ij sicte. i. k<ePicton,.'.witli 130 ps birch, and wool, and TiARW OD at steady rites.--T . • sales. G p URPENTINE 1S in good •the distaned = from the earth's centre to half-tidelletiel • i: of t he en e: I ' • ' b d • th - , II fact, they have eta arke upon eir:peillous gess'it 1 ; c.a.ms, 'you . know well are mere than sufl;lcient,--4 nee4l,l 477' ps firliiiiheral s., J 4 floitts a:aeloatendi, - 401'e staves and billets, , demni ' d ; B _ l .2 fins latliwond; ftsis, ars • tifiiminfiV•l'ilillel elid co-B Dk ,n; nis.an stem have been sold at 13s 6d.-American Tea were calculated, it *Mild Girth a Correct base for aster career in diametrical o mutton to the 'Prevalent and arfeqii'- not tell you why.' 'Theprobable statement, on the whole, af,cli , - 1 -1, Calitsiiiillese::ats - sts4 ; ferS4netsse;switsi 31i pa:ea-tile pine, '3O off rie-ula 1 t, f • 13s • e '• • ps .gore o ~r y a . Queer prices, SO having been obtained for laiiiiii,g the heights of the land, It wonld form a , matter vocally ~ . s . . PP-, making m . ore than due allowance fin. ail eentingenCies, shritsa oak; 20 ic.l stanclard,stamssaos,e;•te sy i styes; it c 20 deals, i c 20 . :830brls.-)lontreat. Pot Assn& are rather lower, and 30s h • pre sed opinions of the people of England. It was; ta been fur consideration if the inthiehe.e • Of the sun and moon on Y• e .' .'• . ' • i rdeal ends, 78 handspikes, 3',/ oars,-Prtler- , B Dk ~. , " - . . .. . by enlisting on their side • •the enemies of the constitution, .the aeceunt io desperately ,desprate; that 1 must request vets , only . g . . ~ 13rittnnia,.#ndrews fin Quebec, with: 25 ps oak nnd 526 ps fir Um, accepted for some few small parcels off Ch.& ti ; the pricea have the tides were withdrawn whether or not the water wouldll I •••- ' . - 1 . h "'•li:i i - . ' .I ''a - ci;.- la - 81 '2511te5 ,:, .. - WSh • - 1 . s''' d''' QDk • ranee& from 30s 0.31 s 6ii• Minitreel Pearl Ashes have been much disaffected mob-leaders and avowed that they IVI p. ease to open an aceounte sew ere, ,eit ei e ore or mune • ,her, ec• e . c ,t. , . arp e. an co- . _ . s . • .- : . . recede to the half-tide level. [Loud applause greeted - ' republicans; - diatel aftir I d / -tett sett Log ay,- lefere would be referable able, tO - • stA - , , Phe e tTaisnati,. fm Dallioaele, ,witl-, 1100 ps fir timber', 211 c 20 sought for, and prices have advanced 2s <resit. •• the sales have been Caotaln Denham at the &inclusion of his otleervations.] ' 'could carry their •ambitious projects into. execution. , . Then tho y staves; . dente., 20 fits - latliwood, 1c 10 seem Cermet'', Miller and co • t •• • • sales' • . ratJer extensive at 3ls a 36Y4, 7 rA few small Philadelphia QUER. Is prevent exposure, and to keep up credit. . . D. s, " • Caroline; Parrott, firiNewfOundland, with f.•.'ra ells seal, oil, 16 elta Professor Sedgwick 'congratulated the town of Liver_ terms npen whieb,:this dangerens alliance was effected were be ; coil blubber, 4 clis enli.dregs, .2 cks doe &keit • 319 sealakins.• 26 ex. cerao3f Bailie, tog,etlier. about 40 : hits, have been made at lOs fid.-- pooLo4.the,importaape of this discovery, and posses- no means to involve any mutual sacrifices of political :preju -, • , hides, 16 lials calf skins, 2 fold kink, 2 keg tongues, :it Aisop-:l.int . Nottlin- do •13 ' W Nal t' • F _ e , done in ass-. .AX.,- q tora 1031 131 C cOVERSEED or LAN. . . , stop of such a niap and tablet'.. He was fOrtunate ,enough dices. All concession was on one 'side, if we may not except' • LANCASTER ASSIZES. ' Bererley, _Tat, fia St John: N 11. with 60 Igs birch and 805 Igs pine ED • The sales of ft DE9 ; s • tirlibet, 131 c'losleals. 45:1 e• 10 Staves, 10 fins lathwood, GibbS, Bright a E • • • • • 1 - . consist. of 2,000 salted Buenos Ayres at in oat - nine' through than part of Dublin, to see the pro-; • the temporary exclusicin' of republican's from 'cabinet 'offices. •• - awl co-20'o etaVes,G Gien-II Dk ••'•• • ': • • 41d a 4gd, and very heavy in dirty condition at 31d Osth, 6,ooo•East • The ascizos for the northern division of the county et:liftmen-I 151,rlin-, , Atkinson, fm Quebec, With 53 ps•oak, I pee ash 3p= elm India, Hides at 6d a bid for dty saltedsound; and 4d a 51d for rubbed cess of Investigation adopted by Captain Denham, and' . Thus supported in their desperate and grasping efforts after -• cod at Lancaster on Wednesday last: Our highly reepectable! and 369 ps fir timber, 12/ c 25 deals, 28 c 14 staves, i O . 2' ash - oars' . • . his enormous process of tabnlatiOn ;it was at first amass pOwer, the whit's proceeded 4o pay certain instalments of the neighbour, 'Phorinis Clifton, Esq.,the High-sheriff, leftLythain-! Order-B Dk . . ancl . weirmed, I,ICO dry Riosre'af 60 fel-le: 6de , 6„d for . wormed, 250 Rtissiar Hide and Kips at, 510 a7O if" 114 . 1.;i0 suited of uanfusion, bet. he scion was abld to see. order arising d e bt of gratitude which they owed to the ultra-radicals, for that' halls on Wednesday mitering, accompanied by the usual cur-' •• i '-•-• •:••• •• • ' • • 'EUROVg.-i!! rl . out . of it. (Applause.) He dwelt upon the great, thetaege of javelininen &c., and arrived at Garstang at • about one: . Elirtbeth Beet , man fin Gothenbure with 6 cl 3 dells 21 e bat- Newfoundland Hides at 30 ci, 304 11i.,-In.lieutria .and. Cbipehilli • whichenabled them to the liberal , eff ec tive assistance - have transpired. important point of establishing one fixed level, and he ? ircet s Meraey Steel and Iron co--I}c.6. deals, 70 cks manganese, II Se administration of theso,nservatives, Th e fi rs t gree d item in: stionatt Mr. M‘Kie's, the, Royal .oak , Inn. ' , The party pitaccled Touseco.'-,--Tne sales are 160 hhds. atvery full prices,. and consist of wouhl be happy to disCuis that other questions with discharge of this obliaation was rat..other than a daring attempt . onwards towards Lancaster soon after two o7clock, and arrived! J f i r e rf e i n bx.. rind co-3t li t ..•:iils o - r l ida t ngse (1)=-bQuirlit bulrushes; h said Masti,r 70 hhcls. Virginia•leaf for. export, and for • the home-trado 10 hhds, some gentleman of'the physical section. Tiffs, aboveall d „.. - -• .; - it all, the ..• municipalities established '.at the county town at four o'clock, and at' six o'clock the • twol --Q'Dk•- • • • : :' •:' . .:. :-' -.: , • •• . ' Virginia leaf, 50 Virginia stemmed and 30 hhds. Kentucky stemmed, : others,. p.ossessed more stability - in its conclusions, and to 1 incerportea ,or nearly , rriuni ip . . disting , u . s • „ 3 . i 1. 4 a judges on this circuit, the Right Hon, Lord Alsin-1 Cigar, Clarkson, fin Cronstadt, with 607 cks tallow, TI 84,1 Ilornby • • ,• in this' kingdem under royal Charters, arid to abolish, at one ger, chief Baron of• the Exchequer, and: the Right lion. Sid 'and ca-391es glue; Order.;--1772 bats:iron; Carne and eo-TY IA . • more nobility in its speculations, • . MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. Sir John- Tobin offered a fete observations Complimen- ' • ' le res of a Nicholas C• Tyndall; entered the town from the north . "'lie felt swo op, the prescriptive tights and. valustble privi ;., , . ~ .. . . . , , .. Constant, Schie, fm Antwerp with 2 ehts coats unkn, Melly and co % i t -115 t oekbark T C Kalo li,'' . " 1 bls ti x Order-P Dk ' • • • ' ••• d • ••. - • • -'•:' • -••' ' :• • ' for no iina-i commission was immediately afterwards 'opened by the latter Willem;' K* -'t ; b 'vs.' — ' 4 s -' There has been lees . .cneg in Bamsrosin this week, the market is tart' to the exertion •of Captain Denham . , andiof the obi- large and. influential class of the King's subjects, learned person, 'When' the' furt her business of the assize was- ad and ioti , e , •:,_iri v, mit, with 18 Ids 43 b a illsbnirushea, I Van Zeller . • fully t d. N th• eworthy • en , se,'loo es do;'Order- , -Q Dk • ' ' steady and prices supported,-Nothing e-s o tri o . of, notice has - iitir With which the map and title tables were executed. • ginable fault besides theirunaffected leyelty and attachment tt) i jOurned to the fullowing•day. At half- p ast ten ors - Thar saa vi Albion . ,:Peter,' Fri St-Petersburgit, With 282 dasks. tallow, II and been done in AnaoLs or. .Cuasiu of TARTAR ; the latter article ' th e section Griffiths moved' the • PSPecialtitanks of the, the constitution, and their excessive zeal against the, spirit 0 morning the judges accompanied the High-sheriff' in •his -itide ' llo , rnby a s ntf c ro.--20 bls calf 'skins, Order-12 cs horn plates, I Crump tinnes: scarce.-The.. business done in SUMAC - has been limited,' the section to Captain Denham, which was enthusiastically reckless innovation which the whigs have so fatafly en . couragedi •carriage to St. Mary's Church, for the purpose of hearing clivinei ' 1 7 _ , 'service. On the alighting of their lordships at the entrancel and irette Be • ' f ' it' '+' 'i i .• h' ; , ci ''' ". EWC' b I 4 Dk . quoted prices are full maintained.-There his• been a. partial inquiry , ~ , . sets ist os.rie , wit ~, • gra peas, ; ...a.e . e - res_ponded to by the crowded and intelligent audience. 1 ' this insidiOui attack npon ihe - freeinen of • the 'English . : the church ad, a procession was fomed,•and t heir Cores, Balrieks, fm Memel, 'With TOCrps fir timber, 30 wainscot logs, for MADDER Roots 'and for Zinnias Of plod csnality.-A parcel of Prnfessor MtirehisSon said this' showed' the intimate boroughs amounts t.', neither more nor less than a partial sore of s o f the judges in their scarlet robes, and, we their respective .i.?,t:p, d„( i tl i W: , .s c staves, ,E . :IV Goebel-1 chst china Ware, H . C Chapman , common Turkey Benatiss . basbeeti sold at 28s, and some fine Persian connexion betwden geology . iact'geographV. ' If thia gation of an important •measure, introduced by the whip- them ] gold chains of , office, as chief - Baron, and chief Justice of the 'ciatite ilottaineg; Redman, fin Danzie, w ith 68 path. timber Ifm lath- at £lO tei", sir cwe-The arrivall of. yaLoNiet being larger than the subject were followed up With that spirited, enterprise selves, and bv:them designated a -final settlement of the clues: Common Pleas, was very imposing. The procession, was hew- • bet-20a ps fir timber 7 flie livcor d 0. 1%: G i n wants,of the trade : pan fake off,the market has become dull and-rather ..displayed by such gentlemen. as. Sir Jelin Tobin and , tion of parliamentary reform. - I shall not stop to show ihat ever, wailfreOn' the attendance on7theioccasaien of the torpor- 7 , J ohn TroughtLe:tir c) , r S a t a e n sva i ct r; Bald, re a t e tc -5 speller, h , 1 co-50 613 bars iron. - Order ' lower..-Fer atm Gle,there has _been a fair demand at about the o the - town, an omission which we'.understand had set- -'1450 Nis tar: 600 Mats, gdrickses isr al2 - deals li c 24 deal ends, 4 previous priees.-Further sales of pale SEAL OIL have been effected otherss,' it might vdt be defined, the elurement of land il • ''' •• • direct' and • - t i ate body t his .notable scheme involved a an improper in els erence , don before oceured, but which was accounted fords an intended; e2O - battens;•Rithardscni and V . 1' -QDk ' . em ierton- this week at•X24 15s V tun from the quay, and none now remains for One Efface' and its increase in another, anti the rate- of with ' the prerogative ' of the crown. ' It is sufficient for My pre -mark of the impression entertained by the-body towards 1.,0r4 ~ . ~ . , - ... , •„.,.,,,, .. . that increase and deceeas . e.. ''' Abin er for the resumed active part which he has i taken - i t' . . • sale, except parcels Warehoused for higher rates.r" • ,On OIL issteahr ' 'sent purpose to show that they have unblushingly and Area; g a .. P : .. . • Tile cOMmunfeatinit ' - or' e t aptain De'nh - ani is lboked , I forwarding the measure of having•acljournments of the assize •• - • ' ' at £27 10a, With onlv a liniited demand.-Lnisitse,Ott. is in, better cherously broken through a solemn compact, entered into aim ' 40ipptnq..3111 t di f g aire. • upon by all" the.seientiacanen whoSe Opinion is worthy of • ' fronithe county town. The morning service of theelitiretaa - ' •°' . request; more business is also doing in pale Rare, but no.irriprove; . —__•-sass...._-- -a large class of the parliamehtary .constituency of this kingdetn read by the Rey. J.• Hull, A.M., vicar of Poulton in the 1 4 ildej meat' in prise has .been. realiseds-Tho .transicti uns. in, Patat .0.1 t d•tteritisits• iS one of the most im • t - phy sical portant poin b. on FRIDAY A ~. . noun 11.-Noon. Wier& N...W.-7kloderate breeze. i They have done this by a side Wind, because they had not .tbe; and the chaplain of the High-eheriff; the Rev. It. B. 'Robin/30'ft! ~ 4 - • - s . ' . • ' i ,s: extend to about 350 ,tons ; at . £27 ei's .£27 ss; about, half the quantity . 'geography yet submitted. • . - 1 - • A.M. afterwards delivered a suitable chscourse . from Ecelesiass ' eat ED-The . W arrior, Jame?, from S in es. taken for export the remainder by the Soap-trade.-On. of TURPEN. ' • ..-:. ,• •. • - . • , courage nor. the honesty to hav e recourse to sue ,a sweeping ~ te& ix. 18 • "'Wisdom is better than weapons of war; but one sinj. SAILED-The Iris, Browse, forGibraltar-Pow Alie. Havelock, for . ' • . • , TINE is saleable at a further advance,. m consequence of the scarcity • . ? act of disfranchisement openly and ingenuously. But they ner.destroyeth much • good." _ The service of the church beins .Quebe . c-Ilenriette, Rakauge, and Ceres, Jensen, for El sineur. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE. , , I have positiVely aimed a blow at the , freernen of the .English ended, the like procession as on : entrance was observed by the, of the raw material.-SOme parcels •of 110 re are taken at the (I:tste ee! ' Laura,— ~ from Philadelphia to Q ue bee, was lost near Cape Ray tions.-In PLAX . no sales •- t W have 'Rea' ex • d to repor .- c . ,„, m , penenee a TITO-aheriff, judges . ; Sze., and at this time we much tegretted t 9th June-crew saved... . ... ' boroughs, which • I 'trust and eea confident; will recoil with •• ..• more geneiedingairy for TALeow, and the sales, thou g h not extensive , . Some . Weeks . hack the faibily . of: Alexander Radcliff ' . ' • . hear iirdicionslittlipation of the •teven's resentment towards the; Sarah A . nn, Drogher, was totally lost at Antigua Ist ult.. .. . • , . Sidebottorn, ksc b • • at l o f Great Sr • 1., . .arrister- .- la w, - . redoubled "foice against . thernselves ! They intended the •-bit., chief aron • for on the judges leaving church a muffled peai Mandarin, Doral, from China for Dublin, off CaPe Clear 1 01 h lost- , have been effected at higher 'rates: we advance our gu.otatione Cel per street Chelsea,.and-Lineoln'.§ Inn, took :possession of) au - reform . to act as a lever for unseating. a lai:ge was • liTheth r Lerti , Abinger • has been so active a party. For corporation - , . . .- dsirria Packet, Cunningham, hence, at Trinidad. Thomas. Rtehardson, from at ditto.. cwt. this week. . ; ~, ' elegant villa, called Mount Pleasant, • at Kingsbury, near iiropOrtion of the cooservative representatives ; '•but it will soon . 1 .. ., n the measure of the adjournment of the assizes as seems to bet . DIO sed we knoW no correct means f ascertaining but: hii Levant , Therpe, teem Litheriels, at ditto. • — . , _ , . • ' Edgware. The f Istconsisted'of Mr. Sid b 'nein 'his . arm .r. e o , "peep , . soon •be evident that the • freemen have got hold 9f the . ' sl • / ' a D , • • -.••- d , • , gaphea Dawson he L' ' t . th 't ' ''-' andthe -• -' • • , nc . e, at Tortola. ' ' : • . can 0,4 is eauv,4sa.e, tit autas er wi grea severity, an Grace, J °nee; holm at Antigua. -•••-• .. • . LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKET, Auousr 14. • laciy, s siX ions, and ilieee ditehters. The four' eld)ast kuig.er . e,rid of :this lever, and that they : Ivill • employ the . p,ar- 4 op,npan• of the pablic in that town is at. ;present very adverse. JohmandElienbeth, Smitlehenee, at Se Kitts..• , • .: ; The transactions in Cotton this week have been only to a moderate , ...< • . . • , e , sons went on Friday Morning; at an earl ;tour, hour, for th 4 phase, which they have thus obtained, .in lifting Loyd John "tewards hiSlordsbip. I . 'he Jfigh,sheriff and, the judges,..went Columbine.'B • . .rown, from Rio Janeiro, off Penzance. - ' :gealities of American, which are rather lower. Brazil rematn.hrni at fioin . • purpose of bathing in-a pieetrof water about a , tatile froni 4aiell and ,his ass . oCiates . . the .treasury benches. This • direct from church lb the castle; the chief Justice roceedin to . , . . p g , Ebenezer, Welch' hence at Ration . . . . Ain crown court, sad the chief Baron to the civil court-, - Theca- Flora; Go • • .'‘'' --J •a• •• ..-- •• . :• • . hustaveek's quotations, .: Speculators have taken 800 balks American, their father's house. The spot they chose to bathe iii.i4 'Viduld• form an . admirable " subject for the graphie'pencil of It calendar contained only-16 • ,prisoners. i o cause X lust pub. erin, et ere, at uarorrne. •. ' • ' was • Briton, Thomas•, hence, - at Limerick • and exporters 500. 1,500 Bengal and 500 Demerara are advertised for A reserv • oir to the Paddington canal, ''villielreee4ies,iti Ti: • Oat* finey these short-sighted politicians, with brave "and lished. . The business of the Civil - Court was" terminated on ~; A Inirque, , suppos•ed to be outward-bound, agreed in the New Chan ' Wafei ruins the rivet Brent. The three younger brahersi I • countenances, • k.the f 'Thursday and the ciiminalon.the following day, when the judge 4 at portentous ' meditating ElT'aune upon rec. nelat.lo tern. . • . Publid- auction on• Friday next , • . , ~ t youths of fifteen, seventeen:and tWenty, first entered /hi ' • departed for Liverpool. - • men of England with this. formidablehill, resting-,aipou• - the . , . .. ... t i 'BELPAST, 13th august -791 Convivial, Ham pton from Liverpool ,- • ,c.peoWN • c'eußT • •,- i ' •. • ,to Newfoundiand,.was nin - foUl•of • • - OF last•ntght by t e O., rom A COUNT O. SALES AND IMPORTS OF 'COTTON, • reservoir, the eldest:brother standing on the bank.' 'l l ll4 . .fu l crum of public•opinioa ; while v triumphant smirk is just b&. 'The court was opened with theiLsoal formalities. Shortly ar ~ .rem Liverpoolfor Newfoundland, off the Maiden Lights.. „The• Con `NU' had not been in- the water , Many mintites before the „-. * • 1 -vivial put in here this morning with loss of mainmast and other da- From the Bth inst. to this day inclusive. • • I no- to play in their features, they sudrinnly,kick the beara„ter , Sir N. Q. Ty ladifl - Ka - d - faen his seal, LerdStanley : eame itaic, but makes no ' ' ' . •di s. tvhole of them disappeared. The' eldest brother called ' °;lni • ' -.•-• - .' upon the bench. and s allo'ik'hariifi•irifb thelearlie'd Sudge. Thef charging. water, and u ill be able to repair without is. and tunitle • over each other in Confusion 'and corunernation '.. ..sal..e.s. • : - Sales . • ••• isiPORTS.' , loudly for assistance, ; but, the' situation being . rather . grand- 'urv , wer than Magni Lerd 43tiinley being the foiemant •Descatarioss• Nasty •I thls •, . This Prvsly. ' • ' - ' ' • • • lonely, none was athind;and'in an agony of despair he imaaine"their ex uisite‘ eh rid' • - NeYer• mind, ihe' treat ~.,- • i d-,• •: : . ~ i'• . . ' , . Only „ .. q ag . . . ... . , t h e earned judge, alter .tne proclamation against vic e and amt • SATURDAY...AUOUST 'lo.; ,l •Nooni ., Wind N. W.-Fresh breeze. . . • this Year Week of the week. Week. thislfea,i• plunged into the water • far . the purpose . of reseui 6 ,c, , 111S - ' ' ' . . .. ' Will - the fr e emen Liv • erPOol iiiit COnfribirte rifotalit'vl lied- heeli . •biliflY Char oil the ra nd jury " r l;fin is ii , i reserve. . o f . , . read . , , _ . lu ARRIVED-Thomas, Gaitekill, film Sierra Leone end Holyhead 0 28d ----- -- 7 three brothel's, but,' lamentable to relate, his noble efforts towards' the dis'comfiture• of the whit's ?", Yes, tliy - ifilr.''' Al- •alteratiiin!" sai . d he. " which: has been made in'the 'hold . . g , of Glinmalier, Brown; fromValptimiso; gaited 4th May-Grafton, Crow- . sea Island Georgia.- - 6610 13) 23 Stained' Ditto. .• 1410 0- d 993 255200' these - assizes, in consequence of the earnest representation of ell, .from . New Orleans and Havre.. , Upland Ditto 194850 4140 ' 94 - 12 e were 'hot' 'successful; and * i lie - periehed with his; three ready 'have many of the former supporters of the "runtisterial the, inhabitatits Of ahe•scluth - division of this county to his Alabama •• 1 79670 . '2.900 94 - 11 brothers. The shocking accident was' witnessed by a .party been, sickened at their, gross .derelj.ction,...of principle. ma . esty's' government; has created a cry tonSiderable dirai. - Henrietta; -- from St•Androw, NB, at Demerara. • • Mobile , „: . ei _, 1-,:e 7454 29:261 : gentleman a.f • the name .of,Dcaltlen, Au instant alarm Already have the conversions been numerous-they will bee nation in the burthen of your labeer to-day, and has alueost 'Corsair ; Birkettl Heroine, Harris ;," and .Fair Barbadian, Chapman, New Orleans ...... .• .. 219166' 5.590 94 - lit Was given, and in thecourie of ,a short time a numbera come more so shortly. As the Morning Chronicle chucklingly preVented the tietetsity of my making any observations to you herg e e r a r ll3 e arbaclOs s . • • _, , . . d k Packet, from Falmouth; at Barhados, Ist July. • Pernambuco ...... -• l 29130 59 0 . 13 i - 7 15 1 ? • Aricati and Ceara 3 • 131 - 14 ,• 3 34409 the inhabitants il' ere en "the . spoi, and lerertir young merl - observes, "We . are progreSsing."' Noiii' tleaaination• and upon . the fekv cases which occur in the present' calendar." Eugene, Zerrati, hence, at Ostend. 'Bahia and 'Sinai° 20540 730 13 - 134 23681 THE MGRDEIft ,AT LANCASTER A STI,OI. . ~. ' Thetis --• hence atCtiithaven. Maranham risked their lives .by plunging into the Water but 'fel ranting speeches in the Open air, are no testi Of public opinion . . • S 1 20530 . , 730 . 14 - 154 1 4379 25331 - . 7 Samuel Harrison, - 42; Was indieted•for the wilful murder of italoba;.-..; froth New Orleties, off Ha: re. S aw-untied .. . 13 -,- 131 Its o hours mill three quarters elapsed 'before the bodies The. respectable . portion of the •inbabitants of this wind dla Joseph Coates. He' is trtalf, itout rein, endives placed at the • nelaart, --, do, for this port ; do. Para 2BO : : .0- : 0 219' Were pulled up. The body of the eldest son, Who was town reser/ the • of po lit i c a l ' .e expression , t heir sentiments for •1 s : i bar, confined i n a sort of strait waistcoat. • ' Feint; arraigned, hel3 'Barbados Planter, Austin, from Busse° and Rio Janeiro, for Swan- Peruvian - , 2126! Demerara and Berbiee, .12‘0 20 144 -0 . 42 1739 . dressed, and had. jumped id to, the rescue of his three , '- be -scat etrCove. p eadett not' guilty:" hut as the . first Juror was . being sworn , 4 •. • the hustings and the polling b.oatirl. Tbe whigs are stirrinc , n Mand arin, Dowel, from China, at Diibliii. Barbados,:.. ... . - ....... - 0 . younger brothers, was clasped in . the embrace of them. o.4 P demanded a fres h Jury altogether . . • The Clerk of th Cro Cr o w n I 'llesee Strong from Tarragona for thisp_ort. was fallen in with, water Common Weat Indite,. • 3030 - 0 _ 0 < 563 3959: all the ele ents of civil strife in their . f .. ' our. -ghee are mo vin g asked him if he objected to any individual juror; but he re- loggedand' off th coast off' eXford, and towed into Wa- La Guayra, . 2810 0- 0 All attempts to restore animation were of cotrse•unavail• ' • I.ll ' • ' favour. ~, .. ~ abandoned, e• 2079 6 - '- it ' • - Carthagena , 2060 :130 81 - 0 . 571' ing, although l‘lr• - •.Foote; a surgeon, i was in attendance '. I • * . - • ' any one them anorethartatnnther :I ; respeet ithern all equal: , . 11. . . Ainelialklatilda Foster, hence for Africa, was spoken 22d ultimo, , • - 1,...1‘,V • , 0- 0 • 93; • - thev'svill find, hoWever, that appeal to the "pe le throu ■rh ' i i i : l . .4e '• " , ' • ' : Egyptian Stayers • ' • : • . 4250 • 400 16 - 17/ . soon after the calamity was knoWit. The bodies'of‘the . • ' ' ' ' '• . • o ' ' 1 , . ly." He also talked incoherently about some general impurity, - 1 , at- ~ lone. 11 .8559 i 'the legitimate channel of a dissolution Of parliamkit' GOspeir was spoken 2d lestant in Ist ' Surat and'Madias •• • • 47200 21. Adelaide, Melia, hence for , , , , : . ~• • • • 680 . 7 9 - 8 4 21418! four ill-fated young gentlemen were removed to :the will be whic h , he said` PreViild; 'and 'Which - had been the cause of his .. _ . . , , ~• ‘ .. 1 ~ . , . • - • • • - • - Bengal .... ...... .. - 8 3589. farm of Mr. Warner,. at Blackpot•hill, about half a mile found synonymous With defeat. We challenge them to • the bring place& atahe ban-f.• Hai:added; :that hewas more ifiai4 9! pa7_ , of Quebec, was spoken 29th July,' in lat. 47, longs 26: 'Per:pntate sate this day, frarri the reservoir. In a• very short time tidings - -of the' exper i ment, Iche•viCtory will fir st be gained hefOre the revis- married men than . slegle. He immediately , afterwards watt s Caroline, —, from Cephalonia, was spoken 4th July, in lat. 37, • Sea . Island ; - 0 - 0 calamity reached the pats of Mr. Sidebottom, who, not ing barristers;' and . the freemen •of. the. En• thew•his objection to - the' jOrors ' The'learned Judge directed . long. 14 elish ;boroughs h " ' • - f • Mt • La p wing,'• ' •'. 4th alt., i hat. 39 low , ' 14 Bengal as . e ;pill • that st a surgeon,of the • prisontshould basent ori• and; having --,---, was spoken • ~ ~ TT : . • •, 0 . , Stained Ditto 5 , , . • crediting the full extent of his deprivatiOn, left his rest- Phi in he t pursuit of the radical runagates. Then shall our learned that, , , in his opinion, the prisoner was decidedly;insane; . • William Hill, - ---,'from Leghorn for Dublin, was spoken 2.. a ult. - ...—.......... —......._..,. . . .• , . • .. . In hat 3 . ' 638960 16170 . 13431 . 675314' 6 ' ton;. 7. : • ' denceln a state of distraCtion, proceeding with a hurried dfstraCted•country have pea Ce. Thenshall the Whiskin fth ' ,g 0 e • his. lordship ordered that the fury'shotild be sworn to 'mane . • •Thomas, Coffey; frchn Newfoundland and Liverpool, off Green step towards Mr. 'Warner's . farm, where he was metbyl Trish Ilia' en's tail be as harmless as the" nett • f a butterfi . enng- o whether the T be tried. Mr. prisoner was-aopresebtinsane'so that he could not Island. • . . - ' •.. ' • .• ' . '• , , . Monday Evening, 17th August.' James S. Ilarr6on, surgeon, then statekthat Science, Baker, hence and Syra. at Coustantinople. . Mr. Warner, who endear mired to sooth his agony . of . the • ' prisoner ryas decidedly insane, so as not to know right Elizl gaunders. Saunders, hence and Syra, at the Dardanelles. . , Since ^ . s Friday our inlrket has continued quiet, the sales not amount mind,. but the sudden arid dreadful loss he had sustained • commissioners who traverse :the land far .the purpose of exe- from wrong. The judge saidahat there was no . di ffi culty in say, Neptune, 'Ford, froin•Constantiniople, at Smyrna. deprived him completely of reason, and he was conveyed • • • ing,, , upea . . this e.Odence, that the prisoner was yet in a sane ; "agedE'„ , IN tme Tuithridge,benee and Salomea, at Smyrna. •- • lag to more than 3,008 bales,' Without change in price. entitle* the tricking- manceuvres of the whigs, be swept back into sloop e• D Jonge- Ana Vrow Catherina, Wykmeyer, hence: ', • - • , • • • ••• -s • . I back in . a chaise to his house in a state of • - - •, • - state of mind so as tohe capable of taking I l l s tri a l . The jursi , , , at the Texet ' ? ARRIVED-I 1 vessels from America, and 2 East India. ... I insensibility, their native obscurity, Vet 'e . d'e ~ 4.1418H05E. : • Mr. Rote, a surgeon, and several of his friends accotil . "''' ,'• z • a 1 ' -'''''' ' tound:tle prisoner , ‘ Insane," and his lordship intirnaten. that ' Don or , G,; rv tO o d, from Trieste, at the Dardanelles. panying. • he would be.sent back to the asylum, and kept in confinement . Prowler, Roberts, henceoit.Algiers. , . . . LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE; 'AUGUST 17. . . Willern and Olivier, Korter, hence, at Harlingen. A coroner's inquest was held on the bodies on - Friday . THE WESLEYAN METHODISTS. during the king's pleasure. . . : • Andes. Taylor. and Flebden, Fowler, hence, at Hamburgh. ' ' ' • • POACHING% '. ' ', , The supplies of each:article for•the week have been.lignt, but the evening . . The jury .returned a verdict, " That .11e antler . The wild ciusaa'e against the internal peace of this numprOus Joseph Careless, alias Jspii nt • age,B„,was indicted, under ho N'leW LlitMati,'Nvilson, hence, - at Danzig: . • Henry Sidebottom; William George, Sidet;ott(iin, and and iniliiente.leh'ristain eiriiiiiixitin has terininatorl net lie . foririal 9th Geo. IV., ca .'9 for having unlawfully entered Walton-lei D Z , nes i , c Mutter; heist..., et St Peter bu_ gli _ , : weather having continued fine, the demand for every thing -has 'been D t ham;from Leghorn, at Standgate Creed. dull; Wheats at a decline of 20 r bushel. Old Oats, which have been expulsion of r.•Warrea and some other.sbordin ..1 ' ' ' ' . , . ~ RIC E c , psters. ~ d a le' wood, In the: possession of isii p,. H. poughton,..Bart., ~, :William; Saunders, hence and Syra, at the Dardanelles. Edward .- Sidebottom were accidentally drowned while We ace glad to le •' • learn that the. Methodist conference have not ' d with a , 11 f • vpre•ssed On the market, gave way 3d 4, bushel . ; a few parcels of neW bathing' ;•• - and that Charls Radcliffe Sidebottom was'ac• ' :shrunk frohrthd painfat task ' which •Nkag iniiinskl Uponiliem • - a.rme _ e n,_ or the purpose of taking , and ..flusuaNess, Aug.. 13.--:-The George, Leman, has put in here with of prime qUality Sold it 8s 6d af bushel.' No new Wheathas yet been . eidentally drowned in attempting to save his brotherS." but it is equallysgrittifying s to .6nd:that whilst :they • il d galne._ , It eppeared by the evidence, 'that_on yh i tines eve, ka,4s•of ,jib,hoct and bows.damaged, having been in contact with the •jes y. 033 r e st, kowler, the gamekeeper of Sir P. H.:lldrig . hton, hearing . l aashishaff, of Chrtstuins tacit. • .. has . 'also been sold at is cly sack, and Oatmeal at Is 6d I I The inquest lasted several hours.. wisely decline to h o ld an terms with mere madmen a 1 , r;,•,, ..-1 , ,,,./;.4,;-..4,-,;....a..inalzikJ•_ - 2-.., __,_. , .. • - : - :77,7•,7. - -..an , • 4 1 ti,a , shots fired in the wood_ went with assistants into the wood Cree,;e....,-..... i. 0.; 9., __runsiai natiss has 1,...5.; .1.,..,: ;.....ts te. 2 c AE , 111•Oil;Telinn. . 1 THE C,'QT:FON TRADE. • ( From the Charleston Courier.] CHAR LESION M A RKET ,IB TH "JULY, 1835.—0ur market again, ..during the ' last week , has been,slevoid of the least animation. The operations reported below were made by one' individual, and Wore the unfavourable news from ; Liverpool : and 'Havre were received, via New York. The sales amounted'tosZ. bales Uplands, of which the particulars are as follows :-33 bales'at 242 at 181, 63 at 181, 171 at 19, 14 at 19 1 . 3 at 20 2 and. 9 at 204. • There were no sales of long cottons. I,teceipt of cotton at the following places .sincelSt October, 1831: 1835. 1834., Charleston, July 17 199,858 238,895 Georgetown, (S.O ) Savannah, July. 16, Mobile, July 4, 106,889. 1 , 18,256 New Orleans, July 3,.. 523,01:1 456,225 Apalachicola, June 1,. 40,000 ...'. Virginia, June 1, North Carolina, June 1, . . Total. 1,239,488 . The following is a stateme n t o f th e s t oc k o f cotton on hand at the respective places named : 1835. 1834 Charleston, July 17 ; Savannah,. Juty 16, 2,73 2. Mobile, July 4... New Orleans..lu,ly 3, 41,258 21,9:13 Petersburg. June 29, l,OOO Apalachicola, Juua 1, • 62,969 Augueta and Hamburg, July 9, 3,000 Macon, (Geo.) June 17,.. l5O Philadelphia, July 4 New York, July It, •. • 1 THE .WESLEYAN METHODISTS. The wild crusade against the internal peace of this numerous -and intlitentiel Christian efiniaWitieir has terifiinateil itr•tHeforirtal expulsion of Dr.. Warren and spine otber sobordinate agitators'. We ace glad to learn that the. Methodist Conference hav,e not stirtitik frehrthe painfii/ Valk Which *as itripbsed upon them but it is equally..watifyingi,to . fi nd:tbat whilst they•justly..and wisely decline to held any terms with mere madmen and Itina4. tic's, whose'cbridriet ?alight bepilied Were it not tinged bya iii li= cieus,Spirit, they;Ttirres'a it perfect readiness- to listen :to arty reasonable complaint or suggestion that may be made to them: In their ansWer td an address'-froni tJertain "Delegates," after refusing to'recOgnize their ‘.` revolutionary: and unhallowed Pno:i jects," the Conference announce—" That it is their intentioti to take into theifinost affectionat e ' and carefill'i:onsiderathinl Partly at this: Conference, as far as* time can be found forsuch :task, when the indispensable business of their .Session shall 'have teen transacted, a nd 'p ar tl y a t t h e earliest subSegtient :portunity, somd of the most material of those subjects -of dis moline.which have of late excited the attention of the, connexion: I' They will entiageia tin§ work, - net With the purpOse Of making anyone , of those revelatiOnat‘i thattiget *Mich the AssnciatiOrt ba t s demanded,, or of - abandoning any one . o f - th ose • v i ta l an d importami prinCiples'of 'pastoral adininistration which are . .einf bodied in'Wesleyan Methodism, as now , generally udder and, exercisedarrtongus, but in order to c arr y . out „lite prinl chiles al read} , recognized nate yet more extensive and satisfactorY operation, especially% telatidii t'o the financial affairs , dr the cptine:tion,- T arid tp,ps:evide, if .poosible, additiolat gun* an securities for Our people, in reference to the calm.andiemperat eieteiSe of thithe scriptural powers which belong,' :et : pastoral office, sitidare essentialto the faithful i discbarge Ipf its salutary and divinely-appointed functions."—They further - an 4 nounce that " they arc at all times ready to receive, 1411111 e most repeetful attentipn, the friendly communications ! ' and suggestioris'of any theinber of dia. Sbeieties (ittin'eolitidcted with the ' Grand Central Association,' or any such misthievons conabination,) on topics.tendiug nut to the subversion, but to the coilierva t ion of our doctrines and disciPlide, and of 110'0:an - aid vital interests of the connexion. ;They 'are aiding 'to-appoint proper persons, ruembersof their bods„tdsonverse freelv.and kindly' with anv suchfrie'rsoris, Whd may 'reque's't it, ,in order" tq afford such fi-iindly explanations and'pattdriil Colitisel.Oe:they , inay need in the present A,nd if any party, Ikuppiisio4 themselvei aggr i eved or injured'bY c er t a i n acts a !ma - dump have'deCurred during , thelast year, -be disposed to forward - their complaints to the Conference, is a peace - hit and chiistian spirit, and will promise to refrain, in the me i an timel trot:Call hostile proceedings; prerisfon'shill be Made, as far ast possible, to meet such cases by Special Depatationsfroin.the Conference to the circuits concerned which Deputations,.in conjunction vvith the'Distriet Cciminittee, shall be 'charged to enter upon a fair and impartial revision of those transactions ) and to do justice to all p art i es , on the basis of those long-tr i ed 'and scriptural principles which ttfe laws and'usages of Method, ism have ever recognized, and from which the Conference, bye the blessing of God, ARE RESOLVED NEVER TO DEPART. —Manchester Couriel.• • - THE NIUHDER.AT LANHATER, ASYLUM- Samuel Harrison, 42, was indieted for the wilful marder . of Joseph Coolest , . He' is htalt, stout man, and was placed at the bar, coyfined in' a sort of strait waistcoat. ;• Being arraigned, he 'pleaded not guilty`;' but as the first juror was being sworn, he demanded a fresh jury altogether. • The Clerk' of the Crown asked. him if .he objected to any individual juror; but he re- Peated,. " I object to them altogether. 'have'no objection to anyone of them,Morethati , unother;:rrespect them all equal. ly.'' He also talked incoherently about some general impurity, which, he said' pr6railed; 'and Whichbad been the cause of his being placed atthe bar.f.• 'added; Altai.. helves mere afraid of Married men thaa single. • He immediately afterwards with drew•his objection to the' - jnrors.' The learned judge direbted that the surgeon of the prisOnl should be sent for ;' and; having learned that, in his opinion, the prisoner was decidedly-insane; lordship - ordered that the jury'should be swOrdto intjaire whether the prisoner waa . at!presetnt insann'se'_thttt he could not he tried. Mr. James S.. Harrison, surgeon, then ,statO r tbat the prisoner was n ow de c idedl y i nsa n e, so as not to know right from wrong. The judge said that there was no'difficulty in Sap- Mg, upon this evidence, that th e p r i so ner was not in a sane state of mind so as to capable of taking ltis trial. The jury tound:aie prisoner. "Insane," end his lordship . intimated: that he would be sent back to the asylum, and kept in confinement during the king's pleasure. - •,• POACHING: • .• Joseph Careless, alias Japlin t .aged,33„,was indicted, under the 9th Geo. IV., cap.'9, for having unlawfully entered Walton-lel ~dale.'wOodi in the: possession of Sir P.. H. Houghtoni..Bart.; armed with a gun, for the purpose of taking , and: destreying game. ft appeared by the ev id e n ce, 'that; ' o n "Christmas eVe. last, Fowler, the gamekeeper of Sii P. H.:HOuglaton, hearing shots fired in the wood, went with assistants ;into the wood about three o'clock in the morning, and seeing one man in ad-• vane of the;others, attacked..liim;. but the poachers'caine !up, and, beat him with guns, one of. which was. broken in the stock: He'ii-as then beaten with the'bairet; knockadOwn, and Mach ilt;used. The jury found the;priOndt guilty, anti recominendel him, to mercy. Ibis lordship,. in passing sentence,. said that, 'considering the recomaiend,ifion of the jury, and also that that, prisoner was not the party f who'had eoratnitted the violence-tin the person of the ganzekeeper, he should. deal leniently with him ; and, although the extent of punishment was fixed by laW at fourteen years' . trawsportation, he should. sentence him to only twelve months' imprisonnient.to bard labour. 41, STEALIN G MONILY FROM A LETTER. •• • William , Leigh, 41,' was indieted'for stealing fout4overeigns, ,the.property of which•was, in threedifferent.connts•laid in John Lee, in his brother William Lee, and in Samuel Sturges, as - the general provisional•assignee of •the estates'and effects of in-, ,splvont debtors in England. • • Mr. BRANDT, in' stating the case for the prosecution, said , tilatthe-nioney.had , been sent bY John Lee 'in tf4.eare'of sonic pqpion: tp r his' brat her William : Lee,. an insolventJtebtor in Lan caster Castle; but that bv mistake it had been delivered to the 'priSbner,--whoic name,- though' alike VOund, was differently spelled, and he feloniously appropriated 'it to his own purpose. Bekre proceeding further, he would submit a difficulty to his lOrilSbip. - •The'question Whether the motley Icing tilt. gift Of John Lee to his brother, his property in it was revocable at - any time before it came into the hands of the party for whom it was destined. Mrl'Ani..,,,for the prisoner,..eonteaded that it wawa l oan to_a debtor. in Lancaster Castle,, made with a view or facilitating his under the irisOlVent debtors' act; and in pursuance of a.letterirCun the insolvent requesting it to: 6o:forwarded by a particular person, who was thukapnaiuted his agent,; and. that therefore, ds• soon as the brdther acifiVered theithone Y to the •Wnti.thf 3 .property was 'vested - lin ; him.. • And then •it become transferred. to the, general provisional assignee, by the llth clause of the insblitent dettors'aCr; ; Whicb Provided that all the real and personal property that-,the.periorr had to,corne or that. shall come to him previous to the titre of his final disch arge ' i s absolutely vested in the prOvisiorial' iissignee. • It appeared that the counsel fOr the - prosecution was not in a condition, for, want of necessary evidence, to'sustain the count laying the property in the provisional assignee; and thelearried judge accordingl3, directed an "acquittal," declaring that the property must be held to be in that officer. These were the Only trfali - of the least public interest, and the business of the assize closed on Friday afternoon.. Henrietta; --- from,StAndrow, N 13, at Demerara. 'Corsair ; Birkett. ; !Heroine, Harris ;* and _Fait Barbadian, Chapman, hence. at Barbados, . Shefdrake Packet..from Falmouth, at Barbados, Ist July. Eugene, Zerran, hence, at Ostend. 'Thetis, —, hence, atCrixha,ven. JO:lobe, froth New Otletins, off Havre. Ilebart, do, for this port,. do. Barbados Planter, Austin, front llnasco and Rio Janeiro, for Swan sea, off Cove. Mandarin, Dowal, from China at "'Rase', Strong, front Tarragona for this port. was fallen in with, water logged and abandoned, off the coast off Wexford,' and towed into Wa. terford by a steamer. Amelia Matilda, 'Foster, hence for Africa, was spoken 22d ultimo, _in lat. 41, long.'ll. • Adelaide. Ifuelin, hence foi Gaspeir; was spoken 2d, instant, in lat. Pink. —, of Quebec, was spoken 29th July, In lat. 47, long. 26: , Caroline, —, from Cephalonia, was spoken 4th July, in lat. 37, long. 14. Lapwing, was spoken Oth ult., in lat. 39, long. 14. William Leghorn for Dublin, was spoken 22d ult. in lat. 36 . , lon'. 7. ThOmas, Coffey; frdm Newfoundland And Liverpool, off Green Island. Science, Baker, hence and Syra. at Constantinople. • Elizl wanders. Saunders, hence and Syra, at the Dardanelles. Levant, Ford, from 'Constantinople, at Smyrna. ' 'Neptune, Tunhridge,lience and Sa)onica, at Smyrna. Good Hoop, De Jorge; Jinn Vrow Catherina, 'Wykmeyer, hence; at the Taxa Donor, Garwood, from Trieste, at the Dardanelles. Prowler, Roberts, bence„.at.Algiers. , . W A Mein and Olivier, Kortcr, hence, at Harlingen. . Tailor; and Flebden, Fowler, hence, at Hamburgh. vXeNi I:l4l4Ctli,'Wilson, hence; at Danzig. AChilles, hentic at St Petersburgh. Dart, Ditcham;fnem Leghorn, at Standgate Creek. William, Saunders, hence and Syra, at the Dardanelles. SHBERNEsS, Aug. 13.--:-The George, Leman, has put in here with logs of jib-boom and bows.damaged, having been in contact with the Manshishaff, of Chiistianstadt. • COTiSTANTINOPLE, July 22.-Official notice has been given by the • Porte, that the coast of Albania will .be strictly blockaded from the 17th August. A great many transports full of troops and men o f war, have'just sa il e d fo r that cjharter, ' ELsvonx, Add. 4.—The'Arexey, Lillid, from Liverpeel for . St Pe4 tersbuigh, has been ordered to' the quarantine station to discharge, in' consequence of having cotton on board. • . , • . - SUNDAY AIiCiUST I . F.. 7 Npon,.Wind Sara yms, from omixiy sailed '4(.1. Alta and from St Helena. )5 1 1p A Juner4alues• - •BaPlie, Tlllor, from J a i n ai ca, sailed lit 'July—Plug 'front'NeNd X ork, Bailed .14th'Itily Wlialtty York, 'sailed•l6th July—;;—yieto na , • Merrill ; and Duke 'tle•Orleans from 'New ' Yotk—Jolin - and Mary, (Hudson, film ;Quehee7—lndian Lass( Stabb,:from-.Newfound land—Voluna. , from Halifax-. Argo, HaFarovr o , from Danzig.,— C autpoliello,,Hesettou. frum434,thurst—carena. Haidun, from Ceplia lonia—Naritaskett, Davies, 'frdial Savanuali—Cestrian"hillock, from Calenttalibbart; Conk t - aii(l3lnbe, from New Orleans and Havre —Dalhousie Castle, Toole, from New Orleans—Monongahela, , Brown, from Philadelphia. The:Thomas, M`Queen; and the tinowdon, Gemmel], hence, at Charleston. Grace, _.. __,... G Reid, hence, at Virginia. • Damariscotta, Stitzen, hence, at Baltimore.. PopahOntas; rost, hence, at Philadelphia. . • Victoria; llnger ; and Humboldt, Bless, from RicistOn. Virginian, Harris, hence, at New York, 15th July. ' lirrning . harn, Patevon ; and Governor Troup, Smith, hence, at New York., 18th duly, . Oaledonia, Graham.; Ro nulus, Uarding ; Caledonia Brander, Dew son ; Frances, Leslie ; Telumah,llandley: ; & Jane, Mitchell, hence, at New York, 20th July. Irt, rfroddless, 'ernes for Lintliv,' iViii 45 miles 8 WO! flte Sailing, 14th instant. , • • Tennessee, Robinson, hence •for New York, was spoken sth Aug.; in lat. 4S, long 31 10. . . . . . Roman, Weeks, h e n ce, a t N ew Y ork, 21st July. . . . - • • . N . lw Yolot, July 17th.—Nearly all the :vessels at the quarantineground dragged their anchors during a gale 15th instant, arni. were driveh foul of eachother with more or less dar,nage. .0n 22d July, the Rofiitilui, Harding, fi cirri Liverpool to this port, 'lost main top-gallant mast. and received einisiderable damage in sails, &c.; off Long, Island in the gale of the 15th inatant. The supplies of each article for the week have been lignt, but the weather having continued fine, the demand for every thing •has•been dull; Wheats at a decline of 2d V bushel. Old Oats, which have been pressed on the market, gave way 3d 4' bushel; a few parcels of neW of prime quality. sold at is 6d ag bushel.' No new Wheat has yet been offered. Flour has also been sold at is V sack, and Oatmeal at is 6d to 2s V load reduction. WHENT; 4jf 70Ib. :c 1 ; 9 English,. new red, 5 11-0 ,6. Do. old 0 0 .. 0 Do. new white Do. obi .O 0... 0 Seeteh,' white 5 '6 .. 6 I}o. - :sea •• Irish, new red Do. 01d... ... Do. new white 'Do. old' Dantzig, red • • • • 0 0 • • 0 Do, white Stettin, red , Do. white, 0 0 .. 0 Conigihetg, red 0 0 .. 0 Do. white • 0 0.. 0 Riga& Petersburg 0 0 .. 0 Odessa . .. 0 0 0 Ras4/03,: bard— . 0 0 .. 0 OAilada, red 5 0 .. 6 Do. white Bonded Wheat 11 1 / 2 , - E;imp . . gr. English • and Foreign, free 0 0 0 Do. in bond d • 0 .. 0 BARLEY, 4f imp. qr. English, Malting 4 0 ~, 0 Do. Grinditiig.6olh 3 10 .. 4 Trish. Malting,do. 0 0 .. 0 Do. Grinding; do. 3 • 9 4 Fore•lgn;•(Lii. do. 0 0 .. 0 Dd. in bond • 0 0 .. 0 OATS, 451 h. 'English, new 0 , 0 .. 0 Do. old 0 0 .. 0 Scotch. ;cc. lieNV... 0 0 no. Old 'o 0 0 OATS, 151 b: d s • Irish, n. kilndried 2 11 6 3 0 - Do, old do, - Do. prime, 421 h 3 0 3 1 Do. • do. old 00.. 0 Foreigri . , free Do. iis.bond. Pilm 4 B. , tfr imp. qr • English, white FoYAgo, white BRANS, etit Inv: qr English, new - Do. old 0 0 0 Q Foreign; tree 38 0 .. 40 0 Do. in v. ... 0 0 Trish; new Do. old 0 0.. 0 0 MALT, 'y imp. qr Rnglish INDIAN Coast. int. qr. Red White PLouti, 2801 b. English, fine gds: new .1 3O 0 .. 34 (1 Do. tine 33' 0 37 0 American. sweet; per brl.,free ' 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond Do. sour, free .O 0 .. 0 0 Do. in bond Canadian, free Do. in bond ...... 0 0 .. 0 0 OAT3IEAt, 2401 b. English; heti tiew Do,. old 23 0 .. 26 ' Q 1311. A N, 4P 241 b 0 9.. 1 0 LONDON CORN• EXCHANGE, Atious • 'Mit. I 'hey. 1 Outs. 1 Rye. I•Rus." • " • kvi , :nin - ir s d• s- 8"I s d s d A d O€ 'the week . • . . 43 , 6 28 5 24 9 31 0 40 2 o[6 weeks, regula . tingduty 41 4 28 9 23 11 31 5 40 3 Duty on Foreign . . . " 8 15. 4q 12 3I 22 9 14 0 57.450 Total 120,119 MONDAY. Au Gl:sr 17 . —Noon, Wind N.W.—Presh.bre' cze. Anitivnn—Autrusta, Smith, from MObile—Britannia, Prater, from Port Midway, N 8, sailed 14th July—Bassenthwaite, - Mitchinson, lroin Quebec, sailed 14 fIr:Jults-:Provfdenee, Martin, from Newfound-i hind,: sailed 29th July—De Hause r Ketelaar, from Groningen—ln" dustrie, Dusenboden, .from Rotterdam—China, Bell, from Quebee 15th July. On the 11th, paSsed the Norna, of Belfast, at anehot oft Hare Island. On the 2Gth,.irt lat. 45 30, long . 57, passed the barque . John, from QUebee, for this port: SAILED—Jamei Laurie, Findlater; for Nassau, N P—South Americh; Waterman, for Ness . IMPORTATION OF staterni S:ures, I of Exports' of Cotton' iont the United ommencing Ist October, 1834. 1834-5. Same paid last year. eff • • • MURDER 6P •MRI MATTHEW HILL. We take the following particulars of this atrocious, transac tion from the Advekiser . :--"AbOut three o'clock on Friday Mr. who vas under agent to Alas.ri . Dawson, Esq., was superintendin g fift y men employed stripping bark, and, whilst ating , .viith the Wood:rangerin the log-house of the glen, five armed trien,stwo with their faces blackened, the other three undisguised, approached the hut door, 'when Mr.' Hill said to therri " Well, boys; w h a t d o von Want'?" One 'of .the rnf tiansinametinge4 presented his gun, but _missed - fire---another, levelled and drove a ball through his right breast,. which . came out under the lett - shoulder, inst a nta n e ous l y dep riv ing him of existence. The miscreants shook hands with him who' fired; and congratulated him upon his deadly' . aim; he re-loaded. over 'The corpse, and then all'rriarthed off. ThiS . 'was, doirlifleSPl: the machination Of a vile . conspire:q; for tho Ugh there were fifty men employed in the glen, all armed ivith,,s 4 ws, .arid ufhet tools;' 'and: theWtiod•-iiiig&r and . ' kaine-skeeOf tilth'flre arrns, no . effort* Was made . .to' - apprehend:Wei muttldress; 'but; when. the fatalabet was fired, exulting . shouts.rp-,Ohoed through Ili! Wood; to shti* tharthe d ir e - eeneerfed deedwa§'cOn'sdiumatedi Example has no effeet;-,--on'the saine.day; , pet-baps:at Ihevery moment these assassins w ere prowling,about their uusliweiiting ci'iniittlerer was at the front of our 'cotintY"..gard phting the forfeit of his'own- life-for that or a fellM“areattire's , Arlitch he had taken away ; and. we fear, not .that the same ,All-wise Whb birial.thf hiM, will also bring the nerpetratbr4 of the present murder to couctige"puoislithent:' Blood:andlder struction are so in use—acts like thi s t eem .upou ,us iorsuc4 tin 46cessien--4hat . we canna find' language"kultelently - itireibie'to. express our utter übhoirenceqir the pasi,or todastiter sate our awful. anticipatiens of the.futitreJ,- Mr. ,Hill f was gentleinat i liiiMi , estknied - for hisamiable ands unolArtigive manners. Since the foregoing was written we have been in= formed that two of the persons concerned in the above nitird,r have been apprehended." LONDON GAZETTE.-Flll DAY, Am 14. THE LAST *MIK. „ ST. JAMES'S-PALACE, At:otsr 12: The King. was this day please tn confer the honour of Knighth o ol upon Captain David Dunn, of the iloyalNavy, • . • Sane, ItPritiall ' t I` an er,Wj eibi-riCk; PoitS';"Shanfron:Thornp , son,i :and T'ransi't, Grayson, frtifri•Neivfthindlahrl, at Quebec.. The -A4a4.-; Johnston; Betkrnk Simpson; Cambrian, ()Oran ; and F air fielti Slack bende, .at Quebec. . . ' Charles Ferdinand, from Havana, of Falmouth. l'ativy: Ares, hence, (4:ti0a,.., Rainbow., Price, froth Port-atii-,Printe; . •ai Falmouth.Vixen, Wakeliam, ,hence, at'Jsei nel. Charles Elarnnaeron; hence, at St Dontingo. Armuta, Iluctson ; • luMce, •at Juinaica. - • . Mary Catherine, Uliphant,henice, at Charleston. Oglethorpe, Sistare, from Ilavre„ at New York. Boddingtons, Aloss, henee", at Archangel. Matchless; EcTie.;' and Zetland, Mn-, hence, at Vera Cruz., Favourite, Ttewavas. hence,: at Naples. • Williamititchle, Kenn, hence. it SorabaY:' Blake. - hente for New York ; •and James Grant - James, lovilc?, for loluebee, werespoken - 26th July, hi lat. 45 40,- long. 32 15. ,Agenpria.. Chaleur for this port, bit 31'p, hthg. 20. . , wa,s spoken. 10th ItoM Valp4ralso for Central America,' . 19th A ; Me' ihthil•Mitititt; ftn'Copittpa, ; - and t h e Margkret and Ann, Bartlett, fOr Arica, ist Ifay. • „The wreek u( the lirilt 4met*ld, Of•Quebee, was seen August 3d, in :lat. 43.,0, long. j 45 40, dipmasted and abandoned, Th 6 hat Thomas Neilson, with Molasses for the Galatea, was totally lost at Trinidad, previous to.tke 25th June. . . BANKRUPTS. . • Simnel Franceys, of lAverpool. Nioliseller and printer,•tO srn it t ev ,August 26, and September 2.?, at one, at tha Clarendon-rooms, Messrs. Ho.sece. and Turner, solicitous, 41, Redford .row;, Londiail and Mr. Thop2as Carson, solicitor, 38, Castle-street, Liverpool. Edward Taylor, of Lower-place, near Roalidalc, Lsneashire; eattoh. spinner. Robert Clementl3;. -or U 111114.1 Berkeley-street Wcst,Connaught: square, London, bricklayer and builder. **John' Cantellow; 'oft ro wn lo w-street.. °Damn , plasterer. . Robert Battler, of South Shields, woollen-draper and lothcs-Llealar.' 111VIDENDS. • GeQTgp Friend Full pr. jun.. late-of • Rarnsgate, groe er—Wm. Robson, Great, George-street„London, printer and stationer—Wm. Cheetharn; Austiri-friars;Undon, gunpowdermprohant—Alfrod Nelson .IVickes; ,Cement's-lane, London, watch and clock-maker and coal-merchant --•-ttichard'Mhore;;Bath, linerr-diaper—joiieh Jackson, Betlfeitl.reiwi, Lqtulpia, tailor—Wm. .P.eatt Litt,, Jubn Joseph Harrison, arid w Lime.:l(trect. London, merehantk-L.Francis Dakin JOhn Ongijton, •Deritend-mills,; Aston, near Birmingham, wire- drawers-- Eliza Harvey, Exete'r,baby-linen manufacturer—Lewis Lees, Newton.. moor, Clittahire, cotton-spinner. • • • CERTIFICATES.—SErrzatssat 4. Richard qtr a Laikcs; London. merchant—Richard Gillett, Duftleht :Derbyshire. brickmaltekr4Williain Larkq, BungaytiSntrolk, wine an liquor-merchant—John Bads,' Stonehouse, near Devonport, limper and silk-riereer—Tbomas Rawlings, Cheltenham, commission' ,broker and, anctioneer—William Cheetham, Austin-friars, L on d on, gun-powder merchant. ' Wheat I Batley Malt English 7410 1 520 I Oats 1 Beans I Peas 25.10 - PeSs.i s 39 7 39 8 16 9 Etro - tch Irish ...... - Brit. Colonies - Foreign.'. I • . LIN' ERPOOT4 • PitOVISION MARKET', Au-Guir 'l7. Dry Ititter is in On& iegticit; and there is a fair business 'doing in piclae r. The demand fOr Ileef and Yoric i.s very good, the ekroet of the latter is cpsiderable, and the stok is becoming very light. In Bacon, Hams, and Lard, there is little doing. • . s . a; ' ' R. 0. . B UTTR R.—Belfast,new Banbri . dge, new OO , 0 —72 0 .... C01eratn........ Sligo, old OO 0 -'• 00 0 -- Derry, old •00 0 —OO . 0 -- • , Waterford, new.. OO 0' 74 0 Limerick, new 72 0 73 0 Cork, new .. ... Do. pickled gds, new OO 0 71 0 P(4,411 7 3ds, new Newry...:, • '73 o—. 74 0 — Dp..d,ry Ist, new - ' ' Dundalk ' OO cr —OO 0 —..,... - ;Carlow, new .. . 74 0 -- '75 0 • __, , ikaili.4-New Priine Mess ( s pi :0 . .- 102 6 es per tierce. .New India .lO 0 -- lio 0 , • --.... . PORK 52. 6 55 0 krbarreT. . -D0.,., ,lIACOrt, new , - ' 32' 0--34 0* per •ewt. Do: ' ',OM ''''Dttel-faitt's 42' 0 46 0 WRT Do.,' ''o 0 —• 34.0 --- LARD. —Pi rt. in ' • : • Inaddered 4B 0 ,_5O 0 THE WORKHOUSE. Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in the Workhouse, 'for the week ending - . - • - • l'Art;ritag." ' Pitt Ifni:). Pim wrat:. Aug. 1, 1835...... ....... 1593 ls. 8d 4l Aug. 2, 1831 1751 la. 100—, ....136:13 6 . 1 --- 5 95 ......._...._.--- Less. 158 . Less Os.. •M. - Less .30 9 4 , • , ' Stateinent of daily'relii.t paid out-door poor, week ending ' lAiig;." 10, 1835 2185 families, per Week. :...£254 16" 0 Aug. 11, 1834 - • 237 13 _ 9 ; , • More 78' • 1 -' '• • • More £l7'2 3 CWHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET, .Establisked ..11. D. 1820. 'New Pattenti•adniitted dutinA the month of July .... l B7 Patients prescribedfor, and who. have received surgical assist ' ance duiing the month of July Bl5 Number since the commencement , 19,789 • , , Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Christian. Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr., Nelll.--Treasurer,' Mr. J. Knowles. Visiters, Rev. T. Bold and Rev. P.C. , Gltithrin LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of, new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during the last week : • —„ • •? c .:l ityt.! ., :i.• • ; South. North. Total. Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 235 250 40 Visited at their own houses and supplied with medicine l3l 123 t's4 Exports from N. Orleans, July 3 Mobile, July Savannah, July IG. Charleston, July 17 Virginia, July 1. .New York, July 8., Other Ports, July 1 Graud Total... 276:3z* 93355 141770 1333 T, 09166 4493 5604 P/21 1025 A 17 411 k 4. 20'1- 1 ; iC)01 ICY7O " 9012 5704 1771 1915 6348 3'25 45730 From the Neui En.lc Price CuiTe n , ? 22d BY the Ticket-ship CaWorifa: arrived sin c e - our last, we have received Liverpool dates to . the 16th of June. The safes' there from the 6th to the 12th (both inclusive) amotrnted 9,950 bales. In the early part of the sveek the market was very rittiet.' and prices of the lower• descriptions were tendin downsvard;-, but towards the close it assnwed a steady uppearaine.el and ad-, vanced to former rates. Uplands werertptotod at 9;d.-to 12d.. This intelligence has had no effect upon this market; tind.the. demand continues moderate. The sales for the last. thrke.da3ls, aMount to about 1,1(X) bales. ectibracin t ; 450 U plan a satill to ; 150 New Orleans. 181 to 22; 250 M o b i l e, 1 8 to 20, and 250 Florida at 18 to 10 1 cents. The import. here has been : - From New Orleans 233 South C *rolioa North Carolina • 41 114. Total. , . : 37 , 1 hales. Total import, sinre Ist instant. Export, Ist to 16th instant 9551 bales. ['lmo-rs.—Several transient vessels are taking cotton fur Liverpool at kd. to 5-16 d. To Havre they are dull. • !an •, LivEnrool, TIDE TABLE.' Tiii:iday .) 48 G 23 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. • ‘,l edpesday,.l9 7 0 700 • ..; Thdraday 2O B'lo' `. tr4* The average price of BroWn or Museevaclo'Sior n v l ied 66, . mitay '2l ; 9 12' the returns made in the week ending the 11th day of August, 1835, Saturday • . 2 10 2 10 23 is 34s 811 44 1, cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay_ SUNDAY 23 10 43 14 4 able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain, Monday 21 ill 23 11 41 • ' : P.UUVICU • . ~....-,___ . • Days ,t u• rAfrir. ' ErN. 111. i Ea:Urals, 4T. LIVERPOOL' AGRICULTURAL MARKET, ACGUST 17. 1 ~•;- ! A.F.FRI 'P. 14 -, . -I k-,.? 4 - :F. ,L. , ' Tin:iday ••• • IN 548 623 10 11 . 1 •, " ,' •• • ' Ha y . ' 'o 7414. Ito" Vib' Potatoes 2 10c5'2 4 V 90 1 b Wedpeaday,.l9 7 0 736 10.7 BloonalleledietrlB23.. :" • itar o' 0 o . ` 0 ---- ' :CatßeTutatoes 10' I 2 .--- Vlithisday ..20 B'lo' ' 841•!' 11 4. ' ' "•, • • ! 1 gtgf• i t,, , ••• -k.' 6 .• 0 , 9 • .;...L:- , ~T ertiipa .'1".....' 0.. t. O , Z 0 0 per ton Ettfty , .‘ • : L2l r,19 I'l '9 20 -. 2 4 Kind William kV torh'; 1765., 4 4t iik Av`h t ., a — t . ::-. . oily 74.'.:--It 1earr0t5......... 0 .4:4 .-- Saturday.... 22 0 2 10 23 13 3 Straw Oat O5O 6 -- Manglewurzle 00 0' 0"--=SUNDAY...23 10 43 H. 4 14 6 10th S un d ay a f ter Tr i n i ty. Green' Clover 0 0 0 0 Manure ....,,. 5 0 8 0 Monday .1 11 23 11 41 15 9 St . Bartholomew'. AUGUST :IL J835._ , PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 17, 1835 Per 6/we' 7 -..._ . LiverpO - 91 Coal Gas LiN • erpoOl'N n e h w ant Gas coke Company, :0100 ' 130 0 0 - Ne Shares*rerniuni' '- ' • £5O ' • ": FO 0 .0 LiierliOefilid Harrington Water Works • - • ' ' 465' . 0 0 Bootle date: ' T • .., *) 10 0 Exchange•Biiihlings :... . : ..... ...: .- Liverpool and 3lancheates Railivay, . ' £lOO paid 200 0 0 Ditto Old. Quarters Ditto .New Quarters - 44 13 9 .Bolton.and Leigh ditto . . .Ditto ' - 25 .. 20 0 0 Warrington and Net.i ., torl. ditto ' ' 100 --' 110"0 0 Kenyon and• Leigh dittO . • ', . 'MO ' 110 0 0 Wigan Branch ditto - -•' • ' Preston and Wigan North Union Line dato - 13 5 0 §4 .114Voa and Runcorn Gap ditto • . 100 . —33 0 0 ~,eic,ester and Swannington i ditto Stockton and Darlington ditto . . Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway ) 38 ' ec t .2 6 and Canal :' • • • • i , Leeds and Selby. Railway •. .. ' 100 --•-• 100 0 0 Grand Junction ditto • ' . • ' , SO 55 0 0 London and Birmingham ditto 35 60 • 0 0 Batik of Liverpool Bank of Manchester MancheSter and LiverPoOl District Bank l5 20 5 0 Comitiercil Bank of Li4`erpool.„ • lO .- 14 '0 *0 Liverpool Marine Assurance Conipany 25 .. 21 0 0 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks - lO 17 0 0 •Manchester Fife and Life Assurance Co /0 10 5 0 Ocean Assurance Company - 10 0 0 Northern and Central Bank of England lO n 0 if . . RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker. WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AT vsavool., C. s. d. d. TIMRRIZ, 4' cubic foot; . Riga O2 6 02 g 022 0 2 3 Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3 American Pine ..... 0 1 7 0 2 0 Do. Quebec 0 1 84 0 1 9 Tied Pine -Quehgc Oak, Birch PLANS; 4' foot of 2 inch. " ' lERICAN T 1311310. AUGUST 17, 1835- ourlss 1 . 555. W load. of 50 feet, 10s. 4f load of 50 rt• ss. V load of 50 feet. £l4. IP 120. £2 ss. 'a £2los. Val .el 4 .C 22 V 120. DatttzigDecl4, v Q 0 4 00 4} 'American Pine • 0 -0 21. 0 0 3t DEALS, 4f+' standard•kimdred. Best Petersburg Red • Do. Widte 14 10' 0 15' 0 . 4 Memel Red l 6, 0 17, 0 Q Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0 FOREIGN -MAILS. . POST-NIGUTS. Nlonday, Tuesday' Thursday ' a nd Saturday. Monday, Thursdan Nionday before the Gist Tuesday in every month.' . . Tuesday before the third"WednesdAY in every month. , On the 14th and • lacit 'day of .-AYPTY.naontb. , Tuesdayhefort; the frst Wednesday in eery ; mouth: Monda'ir and Thursday, PLACES. France.„ bTalth. Teta France,) Italy-, Sicily; SartFnia, and Turkey ' ' Portngal , Sweden and Norway tar „Malta,asid.the Mediterranean M'adetra, Azores, Ca.nary S Ciiije de Verde isids Rib dO Janeiro and Brazils Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, ChM, and Peru . Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah. Mexico, Cnba, and Honduras.. - Lcevitird Islands snd'Deinerara Jamaica Ind tahamas Caithagena and La Guayra North America Sppain }Tolland and the Netherlands GennaTky, Switzerland, Dennyl.rk, Prussi,a, Rua, sia, and the North' of Europe ' Total at each Dispensary •visrrotta. • North - Rev. C. •Wray; Rev. C. W. Lanirenek and Rev. M. Fisher. South—Rev. J. Aspinall, Mr. I. Lawrence, anti Mi. Jordan. r BIRTH. Twelve months ago, Mrs. Sarah Silvester, of Woodhouse-lane, near Audlem, Cheshire,•was delivered of twins; and, on the 3d instant, she was delivered of three fine children, all in excellent health. MARRIAGES. On Monday, the 27th nit., at St. Paul's Church, IVri. Richard Lan caster, chief mate of the Bonanza, of Whitchaven, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. /4ewton, of Stockport. On Thursday, the 30th ult., at Manchester, Mr. Robert Hewitt, of Knotty Ash, near this town, to Miss Mary Covell, of London. Oh Saturday, the Ist instant, at the Deattery-houSe, Raphoe, the Right Hon. John Poster'Skeltngton, Viscount ,rasserene, Elden son of Patolint Ferran], Baron Oriel, to Olivia Deane, fourth daughter of Henry Deane Grady, Esq., of MerriOn-square, On Tuesday, the 4th instant, at the Friends' Meeting-liouse, St. Helen's, Mr. William Crossfield, of this town, to Eliza, daughter Of Mr. James Ryley, Edge-hill. On Thursday, the 6th instant, at Stapleston Church, county of Car low, Captain Brownlow, eldest son of the Rev. Mr. Brownlow, and nephew to the Earl of Meath, to Charlotte, third daughter of W. Browne, Esq., of Browne's-hill, and niece to the Earl of Mayo. On Tuesday, Elie i t ith instant, at St. Peter's Church; Chester, Mr- George Sumner, boot-maker, Bold-street, to Miss Louisa White, of the former place. , . Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bowstead, Mr. .1. W. Ellis to Miss Garner. Same day, at Monk Fryston, near Ferry-bridge, by the Rev. John Walker, Daniel Burton Mduncey; BSC of Hillam-hall, to Mary Margaret, second daughter of David Hunsworth, Esq., of Monk Fry ston Lodge. On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's. Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bow stead, Mr.. Samuel liaybauld, upholiterer, to Miss Ann Gardner. only daughter of Mrs. Kirkby, of Gerard-street. On Wednesday 40, at Trinity Church, Mr. Henry D. Norman, to Miss Wall: On Thursday last, at Childwall Church, Mr. Nathaniel Gore;' of Allerion, second daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Cross; Wett On Sunday last, at St. Martin's-in-tho-Fields, Mr. Robt. MjLich : rall„ mate of the Ship Indian Chief, to Eleanor, only daughter of Mt. Joseph Fletcher, Eldon-place. DEATHS; On - Friday, the 24th ult., at Southport, the wife of Mr. R. Wright, ship-bUilder. On Sunday, the 25th ult., near Southport, at the advanced age of 92 years, Mary Dandy, widow. .On Monday, the 27th ult., at the house of her nephew, Mr. John Fell, Lancaster, currier, Mrs. Elizabeth Webster, formerly of Ulver stone, aged 85 years. ' On Monday, the 3d instant. aged 67 years, Mr. Andrew Valentine, of the Eagle and Child Inn, Rainford. On Tuesday, the 4th instant, Thomas Merrick; infant son of Mr. Edward Menton, NO. 40, Devon street. • On Wo4ysda4, sth iatnat r .aged,6l, the Rev. Dr. M'Crie. a distinguished minister of.the Scotch Secession Church, and author of the Life of John Knox and soveral other works of celebrity. Same day, aged 79, Miss Kirk, or 32, Sold-street Same day, aged 23, Mary, wife of Mr. Joseph Barton, Plumb-stieet. On , Thursday, the 6th instant, Mr. John Jackson, Duke-street, aged 80. •• - On Saturday, the Bthinstant, Mr. Outten, aged 23, for several Years the attached and faithful secretary of Mr. - Cobbett: Grierni•the deatji of his illustrious master was the immediate cause of his dis solUtion. • • On Sinlay, the 9th instant, at his residence, Edge-hill, aged 40. Mr. John Wheatley. • Hig-lcits will be deeply regretted by his discon solate widow and nitie'yOung children, to whont he' was a most affectionate husband and tender patent, us well as by' a large eireke of frieilds, by whoni he was no better known' than beloved and respected. Ile was contractor, for the smith-Won:' for the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company from the commencement of that stupendous undertaking to. the present time. • • Same day, Charlotte; the surviving daughter of Mr. Jonathan hral lalien, of Ilulme, fiad'reli , ,t of the late Mr. James Woods, 'of Morley. She Survived her husband little more than four months, lingering of the wine disease, contracted by' her incessant attentithice•UPOn' hiim during the greater part of ,that time. And, on the 'l3th of Tfay'last. at sea, Mr. Jonathan „Mallilieu, of Huhn°. He was on his retntn from Jamaica, to revisit his native country and friends for the first time, after an absence of more than eighteen yeara,and died when ' four days at sea: He has left an affectionate widow in that colony to ' bewail, along with relatives and friends here; her irreparable loss. On Sunday lat, Herbert Wade Hiley, the infant son of Mr. Samuel 4Oap-manufaaurer, of this town:, • 'Yesterday, after a very short but painful illness, in the 2lst 'year of his age, Robert,. eldest son of Mr. John Richardson; ceoper,,Union street,. In him his relatives have sustained thelass of a virtuous and •affeotionate son and,bro ther, and'the recollection of. his amiable dis lio4thin will be fondly cherish-I.R] by. his surviving friends. • VERPO:OI..: ITINT4D ANi?II.7I3I:I . STIED EVERY TUESDAY .AND. .o)4y MORNING, BY RICHARD PATTISSON, "Al'No. 4, NORTII CIIESCVNT; , CASTOI-ITREI/ () , Driers' Nibiertisements 'dr.' received by tlossrs l'ieNton and Co:;iWarwielt;stiusril Blakey: Fieetiltreet;,Dencon, ~Yuii runic. Hernell, Chatteery , iaae ;* Lawson & fluke., ilirghin,lane.i Joseph • Tlunnts: Finek-lane,' Corphill; 51unden 3min0M1,.24, Lom banListrcet; at Garraway's; at the London 'omruereiat Coffee hnuse, ; Je.fusalem CoflfeLhouse,, Comhill; Chapter Coffee-Inickse; Prater-nester-row; and North and - South American Coffee:lrtcis, Threadneedle-street; London; Iry Messrs. Johnston and Co. t Ma: M Phan, Glasgow; Mr.- Wl2,kegler, Exahauge )atie.t, - arid M arket-street ,; Manchester; Mr. )1 alley • Bookseller, NA'arringtol; Mr. Clark., Pilot-office, Prestos; and Mr. Coope, 33, Union-street, Birmingham. ' .7) .-,' . '7l, •—•,c D 0 :: E ' ' g ?'" ' I • I 233115 131752 809 , 87601 212.30 211;`i l 29.381•; 14)28. 17, - 95967 *2l, 2017 r,; 14161 170 e 101 (3.1:306 3375.5 37-Vi, 1371 C .•• ' ' .i:38.330iM66§4 3535 3,' 4,31 L.