The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12 00:00:00

"v1W 1 1,11,11 1 r• • .. • . , • . • ,• . . . • • - . . . - •- . . . ' - t i .. . Wk . eel te „---., • . •- • , t vi o ,--0 1 .'ei . ,;:e . • ,• • • - . - - - • - • • • THE LIVERPOOL STA.NIMAD . ._ , i ....,.... , ._._... . . ~ _. .i:- - •:. - ::c..'::-• '-- Ititig/tadallamissesmeweresm NIUMMINSIMEWSSOPINIC liii=a.C2IIMININNISIONIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIWOR,IMININ... , , • -- ------- --- - - . ~ . . • . . Or'Ai'''-- . •, • " ' IRELAND. • SUNDAY, Mee 'O.-Neon, Wind W.-Blowing breeie. . e f : e I D I k N AND PORTUGAL. . , " • -„ aie. s a s • disainte if on hoard ' ,- S e a.' . ... , --- a• CONrsmpagAßY PRESS. I constitution is now made to-totter to its foundation. To • • , , . • • Aintivati-Eliza Tohnstone Petrie, frem Maccio-Zeno. Laweein, ' '`Cf•'& - aid ' • • ma.-- England alone can we, who were once a proud, a relightus, -- • - - • from Sincapore-Mariner, Wideman, Prince George, Friend, and ele C e l e n g tr 7 a ' be l e as w h e ee fin . l '' D I : l l Ane hen w i n t -h ge 22 , the 9 c h e t 4 e- 863 19 b e f e c es hts or o a r a ng n e t e m s ' 3 0e b e d s , La il . . O co rt: e r n - ii ii ( k / STATE OF THE COUNTRY. Hector' Davidson from Say n i h ' Brothers Motl y Hutehinson ``.2;e1e,•1.%..\;.1..• ''''ille Gaxtte or last night confirmed our statement of . anendependent nation, now look for protection, tt.'cl there , Gooley, and Harriet, Hutchinsen, fr m Mobile-Governor Troop, • • • Atte morning, that, at last, Mr. Littleton was about to be our hope is not forlorn will it yet be found. Select:meat( Oegaeee.-A PoLtcaarasi Mutt - MILD.- Smith, from Darieu-drbene Little, and Mary —, from Demerara ertnide), Guthridge. fm Lisbon, with 398 chts 402 hf chts omnges, - leyated to the peerage, as some compensation for • In good truth, we scarcely expected a different termina- About ,six o'clock en. hist . Senday eveeing, sub-ecinstahle -Omboo, Walev fnem Buenoe a yren and Swanseemßritannia, Bry ant, from L .gh *r'i-Fenieia, 8. ma •frm Na )10 -Ann. •t i • w Camoens, - tames fm Oporem with•s pps 4 hds 4qr cks wine 15 brls argot, 1 hel brati'dy retd, Oteler-4 hds wine, T oi gooper -4 tida 6 ticort to the Leith election than what has occ y t , n o: .n the Connaught district constabulary (and a native n P , k ab - the affront offered to liiin by his late Colleegues, in ) Was 'barinirousle murdered withiii a mile and a from Cat IL u Si'dvadore, ' Kraa l , Tr a o rc ' Li a cata J i ane s , Childley% r fr ° o n' erred; for the 9 ..e ful i4 s i b s time is not yet come, if it. is ever to come, when the " 1 leaving him out of their official . arrangements. Mr. half Of Eyrecourt He was, ii appears, proceYding from that Messina- a The - tis; Mill ; from Antigua-TN itn r Od, -- Atki ns, team Ch ar f e l s •,, PPs do. C Payans-4 es cotton goods retd, C leonside and co-28 eke toe-Albion, —, feein Ceteutta-Birleby, —, from New Orleans , t 2 t corkvrood, T Martin and Son-K Dk ' ' ' O'Connell, albeit he likes not Mr. Littleton, did not . at- Scottlab people are to be awakened from the apathy . ill to,vvn to has itatipn at Poetumna, when, ou sea Ching a lonely . —Bombay Packet, —, froinSaVannah. 1 H ry Hoyle, Ferguson, fm Oporto, with 18 pps 46 tuts 117 qr cks tempt to interpose his veto to .this exercise of the royal • which they now stand regarding their . cherch alfers• ,p . ~ , _ a,. 4 , . , . ~ . ai , _ . . . .. art of the roed he w 4 ass. •I.A• aud knocked. eloWn ' with large • 1511 'es wine, Ordere-3 ims 4 hds do, J Bibby and co-8 pps 50 qr cks ' do, C and JRa• ii a:id co-l o tion are J Hergreaves-8 qr eke do, T . Talk to them of their church and they will telt you t 'at stones, and afterwards beaten and stabbed in sever. parts of prerogative. - It is said thet on the subject being men- • Mary, Ward, from al aranham ,a t this po c ri lla ; n. s t i a i d l l e ., d 7riu e6 ml t a h ht.e M rss : l c it. r 2iciot O nh i g i e. . pp '6 hde t ,_J . v e riasteriley-a pps do, W Mum tieried to Mr . . O'Connell, he.comented himself fur the they , will 'stand or fall hy tht:ii establishment; yet point owre ... none the body with hii • b ' t. Information having been 27th April, in lat. 48 39, long. 26 30, ' Abeona from this port fot Quebec 0 e n x ' o nrion-2 pps 6 bele do, 'Reu e l) and Coirdner-7 qr cks do, o lt pe j r- h 1 do, Lloyd 3; Gardner-10 hds do, G Wilkinson-2 pps t the daneers which now surround it and call upon given hi the valiee at Eyrecourt, they has - teued to' the spot, Pleeent evith eicaressiog hiS decided opinion and deep re- " te • ' . . whete they Tound die anfOrtunate mace derived of his arms; 1 . . 2e.10, sp'oke the Persus, from Londonderry forlaiiebee: • 3 tat do • 0 Buchenan and Sonmt ppi do •R Bateson and Son-6-p s - them to be u end stirrin for alread the enem is un- atid comPletely riddle with wounds--Lbut , Hannah, Barrett, from Buenos Ayres, ut tbis port ; sailed 12ht Feb. 4 lids 169' d J W 1 • 0 30 hd '1 I P gret that the neuther of Roman cetholic members of the • •• P • g. , Y • y . Weltering'in blood, es .0, pow es-1 pps .s6l qr eke do, J Enow es, , ' „ ~ , derminine the foundations, and they will answ'er With a , still tireathing! He was instantly conve.yed to the barracks, On 17fti - ',Varela in tat. 12 30elon aa-.210, speke the PanitY Anderson• 8- . ; . on and co-1 hd do; Leeeh and Hamson-30 do R Ilyslop and co • House cif Lordeie disproportionately entail. . , e .. .. .. from this port fru Batuvia. On smile of derieion. where he expired at nine (tieback the same evenint lan nu- tie-14th. April, in lat. 24; long. 36 - ;Os. 10' gr cks dn, la Hall-6 Ms do, It Barlow-4 do', T Atkintei -2 pPs To (tor anneuncereent of the creatien of Mr.. Littleton • mediate and active seareh waS' Made hit . . ' ' for -y e petrol is poliee , • sPae the Stedfast from Bristol for'Bit , battoes. - ' • do.-H Jurisbury-ea do, I Stanert -2 pps 15 Ws 20 cir eke do, n Preston • - • • - • ' There is no need of mincing the matter. The strug- Prink' S': ' -h' ' ' ' a t• - c• t ett ' m .. 123 et . eawrie, a from ey ba, e r a e I. arid Parrington-b•hde 10 q a eke do, a' Rounth,e•aite--4 mps 2 hds do, lif e added that the whie,s intended te start the Hon. . . , . - • • ' I tlie uturdetere, but Witaoht success. However, at five &Olga • • • i n the Leah district has been not between whr ant ' fl ad, Musker, hence, at Africa. i ' woo l! F j C o ;ardner-3 es do, M Leicester-I a n _ __o. _mate nros-al2 bags - • GeOrge Alison ae theirekodidate kr the Ice - imtvof Star- ge I • • •I'll on Monday moruing; Captain x N7arbertuii, chief Magig..cate, Leap Duemore, Jacobs. from Nova Scotim.for this port. at Coire. timesoe-120' quintals corkwood; J Van Zeller-90 his fruit, tory, tent between cherchman Vied dissepter. e with the pelice under biS command; accompanied IIY Lieut. Princes's) Eliiabeth, Hogailliefrem"Africa; for this port; Was Spaken 0 t „ ',. ta ford, ani that 4 a• ' d n ri aid true" waa rea - dy tO op goo 1 a I e goods, 1 ese eonts mike, 1 hskt oranges, Order-G Dk • church Man has been cozened and ersuaded to vote for Ward a. cl . '•.'' f • ' - ''''' ' '•eeded to the 'scene 26th March' in lat 13 'al' long 33 '5O • W roceeding to Barbadoes ' - P ... . , . a a party s o the 91st regiment., proe . . , , •.. ~ , ~.. e ~, P , . Judith and Esther; Seymout, frn Aveiro, with 56 hds 260 qr cies pose him% . Beth of these statements' are verified to the - •. • .. • • .. . havin , enterin e the Trades. . of blood and Stieceeded in arrestine a number of iersons, both „sprupg e leak op wine. 66 cks argot, 8 t corkwocel; AJ da Cnsta-O Dk • • Mr Joh 1 A clubalii Mu v solel on olitical rounds t t* . rra., , y , p.. g , , . . . , , •i_, :. , . .•,••• , • , . ~ •• •. - letter. Mr. Anson is in the field on the „part of mi• " and in the neighbourhood Of, the muteen, when it MAO, Farrant. frn Lisbon, with Ica ehts '265 hi chts oranges, J . . • • forsooth-because he was a whig because he was a re- Present at, nistere ; 'and the Yyliole Coriservative party in ,Great Brie took place. An• inquest was' held . on the 'body On Monday, mo s, e s,DAY. MAY 11.-NO on, M .. ind W. -Light breeze. Adam-22 chts 36 hf chte do, J Yrowarde--34 etas 20 bleats dee a ehts, • tain %vitt acknowledge that we said right in describing the f rrn re b h v ld ;Id c tl must . o e , .eceuse e% as art e er, a _onsequen . y t. when a verdict whs returned by a respectable jury'of •"IiVIIBII A 88RRITED 20e . , • from the Mauritiu4-Liverpool, Neverson, e lezora 3 Robb-mole aad eo-2 : hf chts oranges, 5 bxs books, 'Order . e a friend to the establishment; while, on the o her. Murder' agaiiist some' person or persons u nknoWas.”- , -..4tt * Le- from St Vin cen t ; ssiled.ith Aprile-Pocohoutap, West, frotn'Philadel- Ellen Jenkinson, Irvine, fin Lisbon, with . 2 l aps . w•ne' J R Tudor ' constitutional candidate as a good' man and true wheO ° t ' hand, dissenters or all 'denominations and des have Rule endet t •.•' ' . - - '. ' . pada, sailed 2itta Apra-Sovereign, Leighten, from Faro-Henrietta, -Inn, Joe, Bros', arid Lethama-3 do. 'Stack antlifo i ras' Ige ek do; Mtn state ehat the eentlemin to whom we alluded is Sir • ' • ' y 'l' d .A P .i ' , e crowded forward to advocate his cause-because he ia NoTHER . Accotosr.-'-I am sorry to acquaint you that a wisclinssen ;• and ' Achilles, Mulieh,' froth .11:allele-Orion, Semittt, Leech end taerrison-I•bd do, Oreter-1 ek eontsunkn CBa JTtawdon " • , N., .L. ji. Gqodrigke, the present member for the bo- • . etra eas eNen- , ~,,, G t t• db ••d-"•'t dl l' • ' from Grieswam-J o hn Welch; Woodhouse, from Antwerp-ErWase- -.1 ba g dO, Badehacti and Jenkinson-1 box de 'll • • tt , .1" Nair and Du on s d . . . prom' eto be theirfriend, because he P d the ene- mos wan on au arbarous mur er was perp • raugh .ef s:tafford. The conduct of Sir H. Goodricke o .r se ' ing about ei lit' o'Clock, on the -ad 'betWeen EYrecciurt and -11 g' '!`e i s'ner• 4 °'n mem'''. . ,-9 hics conts unkn. 90 bdls corkwoorle 44 chts 32.1 if chts • ormiges, J, ypenifests a. degree ef zeal and devotion to the good ral Assembly's recommendation of buil ing and endow-. thr's tel._ , .g, _ . . _ TO , , few minutee after seven ' 4 '-k sub-Censtable 0 (.. ot. , , Akso Ait Rime-Delight, Prentice, .from ~ - • Bennet, from Wicklovem-Adelaide,' Baiown, froin•Poreaferry•Marquis Eallvshannon-Runcorn, Bibby and co-92 chts' 279 hf chts oranges. 26 hf chts lemons, J Adam -eta ehts )82 hf 'eats oranges, Oader-K•Dk .*: " ' . ing new chapele and because 1 e has bound himielfland a n• 21 - sborne, of the Galway constabulary, a young man . ot excel- ilantle_y Stowell, frets, Killough-Ceree, Brown, from Fewey-Jane, ' cause which Cannot he commended too highly ; and we • ' - l cl a' - - ndivcE.. - . and foot to support their iuterests at all bazar s an at lent chara •t s. t . a. t er, and but recently married, was . returi . iing to his Christi ' hepe and believe that his spirited enterprise will he th ' . f . . 1 ' 1 .• •h ' B . t . h re expense o the established c lure I, in t _ e rt is . a; tine f ire, carryipg Captain Browne's fowling-pie. , , e when ' Morr -e ' frm Poole-Edvcard, park . , f ri ndaundee- e Keith Stewart, L'Amitie, Gaudi n , fm Charente, with 6 pns 14 hds 20 es brandy, D crowned with ell the success which it unquestioeahly de- cam i nt J :an'ef "VIP . Y al c l g ' Il d h U t e e * S ,_ liumm ! .y, fao . m . end T wlnis-6 hes• do: . Langtoti and Potts-41 do, W Sitells4 merle, ..7 e was o lowed, and, .no doubt, taken by surpnse. [he bar- e_ on nee ant t, , , ,oug ~ nem e at e ed-Lady Florence, Smith and co--5 • parliament. The disse.nters, and they alone, have re- 11 OWe P s do. J Ilaselden---2 do,. R Thompeon-12.1 hds do, 9 -SegVes. " There are circurostances ill the positipn of poll- d barons assailants clove in his skull, and otherwise left him ~ . 11 . , from Dre e gheda-Clyde, (steemer.) feuni Glaegow. lids wide, Order-105 hds / cse brandy, For Greenock and Glasgow • h turned thia hely Sabbath-keeping and faithful elder ; ap, --- tical parties, an in the 'state of political questions. whic ' d . frightfully and tll dia. 'd.Heis su _ . mor a y ,ore . , p . .. posed •to hatie• . -K Da • • . . • that he will sir ort their intereste and theirs alone, is b - - The Riclutrd Watson Hoskins hence for Bahia was off Cork Bth • Mary Lamb way-laid by p er sons who saw bun pass bv a danciag party ;no , . o s s .• . , ert, fon Havre, with 10 es rotate Main, J Driver and co naturally ' indiSpose gentleinen 'to encounter et ii ' le pre- .PP... • t . 8. ~, een - T iv i r _ sagolaiono; and'Sor" . .. • -10-do. D Lowry and Sons-I pkge do. C Imer, Paulet and co-mtdo,- . • not only what they expect from .him, but what he ta on the canal s id e; b u t a ltbou h th e utmost "efforts were Made ••1 al l" Lily, —, from St Domingo, at Falmouth. : , . E Eastee and co-66 do, J M Esco U-2 bls do, Schatoler and co-1 ese sent moment the toil and 'the expense attendant Upon a te h le of last i ht, the have. • i bound to dm' . To the adherents-eat least the nnminal tc, trace th e mar a e ' rers d a! •J ag - . t w 0 ng . 1 . , , • James Ray, Grayson, from Jainaien, at London. - . Itse aeinds, E Maneiro end co-1 e;se books, R Naylor-7 es brandy, 'contested election ; and hence it is that so many•of tee • yet unsuccessful. This unfortunate young India tlltlitet Cigar, Clarkeon, from Havana, off Dartmouth. ' . - Bellon-Mo, - Dawson e -10 do, I Leyland-1044 burr stones, J whig-radical members of the House of Commons Who t one_s-0.....f the establishment who have recorded their votes been as Reform, Passmore, from Monte 'Violeta off Plymouth. Leigh and e . o-1 cse clockS, - II Luaime-1 cse wine, Vienna and Jones 2d C, s o l unte . ss of Airlie.. otechibald, hence for Port l e tt Prince, was spoken, - -4 ... do, R Bateson ond SOnse-a0 do. FY Phill_ps-5 dor M Hatton and ' or iter. meirtay and have joine , ' d ' b . ' 'f - survive an hour after the infliction of the wo unds.-Linier . ick .,_ , , . ),, , ~. s i. m b is-3 do, J Ifaselderi-9 do, Order-1 do. Worthington 8z co-1 do, vacated their seats on accepting office have been permit- ' its , Merest enemies or , Star. ted to 'resume them without opposition. Sir H. Good- the accomplishment of this petty political purpose, 'all. is ' uRUTAL ASSAULT oN Two SOLDIERS. -A violent attack was • _ ay, in lat. 17, long. 11 aO. .B 1 e, — 1 i h r en t e t e for St. John N B was'sbaken - sth Ma • forty - Bedon-1 d - cs, Keil" and Courant-4 do, E Armstrong- -4 do, S Sit. . I f ' 't . ricke preeents, however, a noble examp e o superior' y that we say is, that we wish them much joy in their neW e made on 'two men of the 7th Dragoon Guards, on the military • sot es stout I o tie ar. is itry-1 do, J M Gardner-2 do, J Dawson-10 do, 81 Lockett-4 1r - a'h 1 ' r th 1 h'n • road ae R - - • bOU the Malcohn, Sim. from Batavia and Demerara, at Antigua. a lance, an teat tley are a ( asgrace to e c iurc i . , ~ ~, on their. , ....turn to barrack)! Op -unday evening, a t .. do, J Ist Billon-1 do, Cropper; Benson and co-3 do, W Wood and co to all selfish considerations. Fpr him it is sufficient that mberland, Penn, frum Whitehasien, at Jamaica. "42 do. Taylor, Metter & cp-5 do. .1 Driver ez cce-14 do, W Lockett en opportunity presents iteelf .of prornotfno the cause of whose bosom they have been nursed. That they will' soon n ou ow ey a . P . • They afterw hour of ntne o clock. Ihe assailatits commenzed by knocking Oil one of them down, and treating them with much brutality. James Morgan, Briscoe, sailed frorn Jamaica for Cerk 22d March. :--3 do. S'Leyland-2 do, Sehmidt, alentens and coeal do, T casqusin ! fi d t h 'th hve been du ed we have little . ante met two other, whom thee pursued with tile General Waliame, Holdredee,.hence, al New Orleans. -53 do, 112 bakes de, W Wood end co e -3-bskts do,• 4 liegrin-2 do, -J wise and good government. MagnanimoLv disdaining %Litton, Foulke, hence, at Philadelphia. e e Leigh and co-2 doe A Dennistoun - and co-18 do, Da Costae-18 do, doubt. Heaven grant that it be not too late! • • , ... most savage ferocity even to the new barrai.-k gate, 'and 'con- Scipio, Lamb. from Pernamhkeo, at Cuxhaeen. . H Lucas-17 do, W Wood-G Dk .-• ; • .•., ' ' - ' • all thoeght of the inconvenience or loss which he may in- tinued to tbrow stones at them, bet, we are happy to state, Britannia, Short, from Bahia, at Untie. •e ' • -Cur--disregarding all calculations as to the probable du• To Sir David Millie the Constituency of the L . eith dis- EUROPE. " • • r t. „_ return, oi tee preeent parliameate-he follows at once, Ws A triet owe a deep debt of gratitude. By a requtsgion- of without effect. The perpetrCtoes of this disgraceful entrap Isabella, . from 'Canton for this port ; 's e R. Pa g et, —; ppospd to belting to the Old Town, as they declaredthe n -1 I,ord Hun,gerford, ----, and Coromatalel, —, from Caromandel- . Eliza, Dohlitaire, fm Ahtvrerra with 1 Int zine, J Budd-I0 bls flax, Without hesitation, the Path of patriotic chitv ; and, al- by mach the greater proportion of all that is respectable , .aro SU and Elphinstone, , from Madris e at Sk Helena 24th March. ,(1 Lander-3I do. JWS May-45 do, Wand A Browne and co-70 do, intellieent and wealthy in that district, he came for ' selves M . be " Oarryowen Boy's." The officer cOinmanding Ile f i lizabeth. , from Bombay, at Cape of Good Hope. Parry an 4 Croobie-103 do, A Swaihsen-30 do, W Peers and Sons , , though already in posseseron ore seat in parliamept, re- - a , -' - • ,• •• garrison has given orders that a ' picquet of dragoens awl in''' . ,69 do, abt 65 tons-oak bark: Order-la Dlr . '• * . , _ • •. ward Manfully to fieht vet another battle for its freeeom Pro of Muloun,' —, from •Bombay, off Plymouth; for London , . , , solves to afford to the.county - to wtitc.h ne belongs an op. . - - . . ? faut4 shall in future patrol the peiglihourhood of tbe pew Ler- ignited llth D ee • - ' Jantina Engelina, Delmer, fin Azneterdatn. with loose aht 83 t as Mr. Aitcheson had already twice done ; and with very.. , portunity of ranging itself on the side of en aesaulted ~ , ~ . , • .• , ~, , 'A .• .•• . • • racks - fro nine until ten o'clock every night for the purpose 1 • "A . • •• h f . oak bark, Neuman Sons'and cce--I cast cordiala Schiezt -a d rrus.— , ence or Nevefounaland, was spoken 4th May, ie _ ...41 pk P . , s .. , , ~ . er . n co little prospect or ultimate succees-ror no quentity or sopp or apprehending any Pweanau, 10th alay.-A large veseel, ship, or barque is aground on frederike, Brandt, fm Danzic, with 100 kgs striruce beer. Order church and a menaced throne. of these miscreants whe,'under the shade lat. 50.40, long. li. Of the 'euccess of Sir H. Goodricke we have not the can wash.the Ethiopian white. He was most assiduous,' of night, ,would . raiee an arm . to take a.way the life °file pro - the Causevray, •''' • ' • '• ' • •' • co -Q .Dk , • , 101 c2O deala, 9-3•ps timber, 12 fms lathwooda C W Neuman, Son and teeters of the mouutrv.-Loacrick Chronrcle. n Trit , .iri . p Av asta, , l . 1 th Feb.--The Beatr e ice, hence_ for Valparaiso, is Slightest doubt ; nor have we any that the vacancy which courteous, apd persevering in his canvass. But he would Vigilant, Magente, fin Rotterdam, with 15 es wine 1 ble Cloth • 1 stoop to no sinister enda to suit his purposes. ne pever Ty' • STOPPAGE oF THiMAI,LoW BAN K.—ACcOulltS were received 'p : w eth repairing, lier cargo will be snt forward in another vessel. that success wid occasion for the borough of Stafford will in town on Monday evening of the stoppage of the ‘slallow - cse Cologne water, .1 G Claus-72 cks chicory powder, 20 cs 2 aum's 1 be supplied by some gentleman of sound political prin- mistook Sundey afternoon for Monday morning-he Bank, • The issue of paper being ' inconSiderable-stated . to be ....,._.....____________ _____-- . .dble ainn Wiae; 42 eks roaridders; 50 hds flaxseed, 2es caracao, 1 cse 4 trial 1 hskt Ibe cents unkm Order-1 brikt mineral water. H M os ciples and, therefore, worthy to be successor of theligh- •held out one hand to the Church and'the other to never . , . about Lll,OOO-and sAiread i 9 various parts of the country, the EinpottO< - 1 do, G Parsons-10 do, JW 8 May-1 ese eurae.oa. D Willink-1 ek the Dissenters-he never published a letter to a clergy- announcement create but little sensation, particularly as ac- w anti'll olcs r tarter, Duarteatroi-3 t oak bark, G Kolf!--2 es Co spirit;(l and patriotic haronet.-Morning Post. " S A c s h h m hu id rn t e a r n a d n d M Monte water. Dumont and Ellrcelt-2 aums wine, J RaOley-1 do, man, yet forgot to publish that clergymar•es answer-he credited friends of the establishment did not hesitate to say that CHIN.I. 100 etas 266 congou chts fokio . there were ample funds to meet all engagements. This was d cl a c : ,. l 3; G L l. o b. pes on - e_ 6 2 do d . o. R je A v b o rti na m , so -60 ns a d n o d , : . Moreiana Rickett, frn Canton; evith ' never condescended to parade ' about the, streets' like a 1' h . h d 'ed • I eon y private bank, out of Dub in, wlc ha exist in re- e a , ' th 1 • l e ' n ri l es e n t I g e -- : - e l s The pains taken by the Gazette de France to trace the mountehapk in an open carriage, with a cortege of the land for seveial years. -Cork Reporter. . obea, tao chts 100 hf chts 100 qr chts Ctuttonbohea, 1576 chts 600 bas co-. 5 es conts unkn, Melly and Ise tants •.1 Van Zeller and ' • 100 enatted boxes corigou, 560 has caper congou, 240 bes oraugeioekoe -20 et geneve J Cro k•-•-8 Die ca- ' c ' 1E) ' '' ' ' e 42 ~ progress of catholicism in Greet Britain, and to Show the unwashed cerrying a banner, on whiCh elle names of The billowing notice regarding the stoppage of De Le Cour's 44 bee eouchong, - 43 chts pekoe; 53 chte hyson and 50 chts tea, II az J Stirlinmaiire' Scolls f : . - •h5O ' ' ' 1 y. fm Bremen, wit tons paving stones, 3 tes political degradation which this Country is undergoing O'Connell, Hume, and the other enemies of Great Bri- Bank, in Mallow, appears in the Cork Parr :-" The creditori llornby and co-133 congon chts fokein boheae 75 chts aO•hf chts 50 salted B Bank are requested to Meet at (tr chts Canton bohea, 448 elite 300 bee 50 matted bee congou, 240 hes in' a•E Ilieghes-Cg Dlt • bri T a ohn and William. Wulff, fm Danzie, with s 3_oo k n ee spruce beer. 300 as the - eatholic infleence is gelding ground, appear' to be lain were blazoned. Sir David Milne came forward as a rie:l,poltf. r i :rds . of t t t ni il l O wn Wednesday next, the fith inst. eaperecerik u, 93 fix% Orange pekoe, '22 ehts Soacheng, 21 ehts pekoe by no means among‘ the least important' of the labours of Conservative and a Churchman-his opponents knew t f ° o _ ' r th . e use la I . t. ,_ st d-* •13l purpose of adop Ing the mo. a v isa e course tor wina , .• e s and 27 chts n hyson tea, Daniel and Dickinson-230 chts congou, 80 hxs orange pekoe and 40 bee caper con ou tea J Haselden-240 clits o - fins l v t e l. e t a a n es a 8 1Va l l i g s im bi a se : t c'sn O ten ci S• r c - o-- a wo , B'3 as fir timber, s'c 4 dealm n J W - Gibsenie-Bpk 15 116 ) 7u % li - i r t t i f ie B r ! f o d4a m ls, t ll a ii, the party whose • organ that paper has more particularlv the worst and the best ef him-there was 'no concealment, ing up the concerns of the 6 -ouse, and satisfying the claims gou, 50 chts orange pekoe, 50 his C . p a co'ngou and 100 chta twan c k l 2 - . Income within thelast five years. We shall leave oar BO disguise. He coiened none, he cajoled none, he duped upon it." The proprietor of the bank is treasurer of the county tea, W Labrey and to-al cse swee e t l the e ats, 2 matted pkgs tea, Orde; , ;elders to determine the worth of a religion which is none ; consequently', considering the elementsi he had to Cork.. ; ' . -P Dk AFRICA. • .ftlarketo. avowedly to be eeed as an instrument wherewith ,to de- cleat with, he was no match for thoee who dad all these , , , ~ . . -.... 11.1 Amity, Scott, fin Maurithie e with ta595 bags sugar, T M'Tear and ....-a so m-- *troy the political power of this country, and to bring things. . MOUNT VESUV,IU,S. , cae.4' D 1( LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY i. APWu hi peePle to a level with the populations who live Again, we say thet Admieal Sir David Milne richly EGYPT. . ' There has been a good demand for the better descriptions of P.P. Tor the glory a.nd benefit of the Rornish church. For our- deserves thethanke of all the Conservatives in the em . . A RIL - 2 -The iuhabitants of this capital ha b IIAPLS, ....! . • _ . vg een long accaistoitied to the phenomena of A' esuvius ; bUt the er- H Stevenson-G Hero, Mttchell, fm Al exitn e r i a a n ape w i t h nee b le l f s cetton, Sue'rot and theealettremou t t 1 000 hhds ehieft 'Barb - echoes, with a •, •• .. Dk. • • a a '"''' • - few tine Jamaicas, at full n • n ' •'' 3t 'd a • • 1 • prices ; broen and low mi dime Lent nae selvee, we ;hall merely inform them that the people froin Ore. He has fought a battle for them, and bravely. ermou of yeetegday evening was attended with circumsta , aces EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD . ',OPE, tte. dull of sale• 'KC bags Bengal have been disposed of at 62s tal fa. 63s 6d, awhoin the . Ga tette de FrUnce deiives its ine • 1. - pire ions re- That he has not conquered was owing to no faph in him. of which the old.est ebservers do not remember any former in- atu12.290 mats Mauritius at 53s ee 54s ees cwt. •No sales in Foreign.- . . • . , , , -Edinburgh Evenin,, (t. Post. . stance. For seine days the mountain had el:aided only a little Jelin Woodall, Clarkson, fm Calcutta, wiAli 200 bags saltpetre, aloaesees.-Only 50 puncheons of Demerara and Trinidad sold, at eoiceat the prospect of catholic supremacy among Us, Fisher Bros and co-4000 buffalo horns 139 e redwood. 2080 bites 20s rie Ws for ta ,•f , ps ~,, e ormer, and 2ls te ewt, for the latter klnd.-Coreem •-•asa•aseeeeae•••••••••• Smoke, when, all oh a sudden, about seven yesterday evening, becatise they leek epon the dependence telhe church of 109 Itx; salt • petre, 1000 bees nee, 1000 bags ba g s wheat, es)9 b ag s l i n. -The letantation market bein but scantily. su plied prices in most a dreadful explbsioa Was heard, and a maas of burning lava seed, 100 bat: s mustard seed e loo bags toorey seed, 201 'elite shellac, 59 instaneest have - rataer 1m ov g d, p ti ul 'say ' P O the 'clean ordinary -Rome, ender which it-would place ns; as the most effica- THE DUBLIN " UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. Was seela to rush impetuously from the'crafer. It is impossible hags wax, 200 hales hemp, 40 bales safflower, 1I Dutchman-15 bales andaniddling description:7 th e e sale l s r e c orn a prise l l7o casks of Jamaica . , •eioas mode of destroying the Political strength of this - . to (Orin an idea of this enormous mass of fire. The fine small raw silk, Otder-P Dk . 'arid 12'cisks Demerara. Of Foreign, 100 bags coloury La Guayra sold -country, and of reducing it to the state of thet vassalage, This able, aealou,s, and unflinching champion of the craters formed in the preceding . eruption of the 25th Of March Brian Boru; Harrison, fm Manilla, with 217 cks 343 es cocoa nut at 55s ad V cwt.-m. 50 ba g s PimIINTO sold at 41d Welict V 11 1 t and 40 brls; . from the humiliating trammels of which its manly strug- prowstant church in Ireland commences its May number hadvanished, and . F ere united into ones frightful abyss, at least e u i1, ,, 2414 bags sugar, 169 bls he m p, 13 ha s 5 bags conts unkn. 2145 Ids Jamaice : GINGER at £5 lOs e£B V ewl-la Cocoe or Plum ne bIF lo and IA Ms 0 and c hides, 2 bee segars. loose abt 20 tons cap o n sales.-A few parcels of Jamaica 2nd Demerara Rex hare been taken gles had at one tiine completely rescued it. • with a long article on "The Irish Church Question. .. tyo . thOUsand feet in diameter, entirely filled by the column Of wood. 200 dunn hre, which rose to the height of one thousand two hundred feet; -I' Dk age mats, 2 fleet mats, BWm indigo, IrWise andel) at elm quotations.-Rice vei l dull ; 230 bags of ordinarY &St India • haae been sold at 9s 6rl Vcw : Notwithstanding the Gazette's systematic exultation at Speaking of Sir Robert Peel's measure it , , says,- . the bunting substances projected into the air fell back with a ' •. WFST IVDIES 4VD MADEIRA. There are no transactions of moment to report in Istoteo.-The , the proeppet of catholic supremacy in this country, and But while we are the apol og i s t s a tb e.gov e h rrible crash upon the crater which had cast them UP, carry- , Berbice ' * ' ' ,ernmen as men 0 , , Grayson, fm Berbice with 368 hds 26 tcs sugar 31 bales following goods were disposed of yesterday by public auction, viz. 1 • . 190 chestmEast India Gom Almelo at 11,45 fele 680 and 20s ogi 25e for 1 the inference from it , which that paper never fails to ac ting yor the hest, and under the constraint o f a lap e l of Ag e ing with them at leaet twenty-five feet of the tlateau. Thus, cotton, 62 pns rum, .1 Crosthviaite an d co -3100 11 ; • . , ga ons me asses in 2 • du t • s_ 127 chest Gun AN sir et £2 ri tee ad Ate"e t , s according to , ,draw, viz., that the political degradation is at hand; it is necessity, we never can suppress our indignation agttinat glop the fresh, valeanic stihstances finding no vept, t,e whole monn- tnks, Hall; arGarel and co - -36 hds sugar, 35 bales cotton, N Water- uall e yt ;80 boxes unblea l Ched East India WAX at L'7l * by whom the cause of good government had beep so grieveusly 10n Wae convulsed, and four shoeki of an eaitimaake were felt heuse aac! co- 7 400 feet ceatir boards, 1 case retdgoolle, I copper sugar, l i i iags Commie() ROOT Et 16s; 93 bags GALANGAL ROOT s at tif 8 3 : d I 'l o l I not a little amusing to mark the contradictions to which x old brasses. Order-- Dk • damaged. that even the best disposed ministeis mast now side as far as Naples, though three leagues frora the volceuo with dg'Per , ' ° 40 chests SHELL LAC at £4 17s 64 0 '.£6 as 6d.-About 50 chests of *the foreed union of ite political and religious eympathies mit to take counsel from ex cl . r• ' ' fth b t F - . ''f. - ' b pe iency at the expense ce Justice. en arna o e sea e weer). or some moments t-e soh), re . UNITED STATE* LAC Dr s, of various marks, have been' taken a 101clei 2s V tb.-In 'is perpetually leading :it. Russia, for eeample, where We unhesitatingly declare, that th e 'd'f • • • hII h that were peceived through the fissures in 'the most ele- Li g htfoot, Wilson, fin Mobile • ' ' Prece CM 0 visiting teas es . - • • ~ with 622 bales cotton, Martineau, SALTPETRE the sales emount to I,4oo.ltags ee 27s M 29 s v. cmt , 'catholicism is 'dot . ' known to be gainin groend, is never- Irish clergy With a saerifice of on e -fourth pf th e i r itecomes, Vated sides Of VeOUV,IIIS, and the terrible noise whieh accompa- Smith and co-155 do, Order-K Dk • • • DTEwooDs.—Tliere has been a good demand lair Cam eachy LOG theless extolled as a power quite worthy Of . the Gazette's merely because a deluded Oeasantry have thought fit to reeist Med them, clearly inditated .the conflict which was going on Frances,_Leslie, fm Mobile, with 50 sticks, cedar wood, 714 hales wools. and nearly 600 tons sold at £7 15s afr top, 10 of St. P Domingo at 'political veneration, and it enjoys the benefit of this ac- , their den t ends, is a fatal precedent. .Itis a bounty to all sorts within the suninnt of the nlateau. A fearful eXplosion like-first cGoittraikdieaitLi g iad li c o o ci -- 0 2L0, a d n % c Wainwitt and Sheils-49 do, 1) 'rs o 10s 8 : Cubit Fume 'offers on lower tern* and about 100 tons sold, vortlingly, because Russia is supposed by the people of m f . . 3 p st i Il l a e f e i end viole . uce. It is establishing, ip the ease of the soern an t _vu t ti r e t ed tha n t _ the vieleace of the eruption flad r- Wiry Catharihe, 'Oliphant, fin Charleston, with 783 bales mitten. Wooofma iL an u i w ll o a o £ D 4 0 2s , s a a err 4 o 4 on l . o3i rrer sa e l i e s s so r =little i tn N p l r c o l v ß em LG e t n A t p_eae, a prineiple of spoliation which, .by and by, may opened . 11 ' a el- . ; a d t_ll ten : at niF 2 l O ? ) , 1, tee_ volcano threw up Lodge, Prichard and co-71 do, Order-75 do, Waddington, •Holt and in the price of TURPENTINE, and lOs 9d has been obtained for 286 brls. - the Gazette to he a reel friend to the cause - of the fallen be a ' 1 .- pp ied to the case pf the most powerful; and these who et wittiout interruption to the height 1 or 11 - 30() feet, immense co-a. box olives, Sir G Cockburn (1 C B-13 Dk of good quality.-American TAR also rather higher. 300 brls. have dynasty of the elder branch of tlie•Beethons and through present rejoice as participators in. what may Ve gained thereby, .columns of fire and burning rocks ; and these eruptions sue- Romulus, Hardi ef N o'l ' n e , in ew r cans, with 1198 bales mitten, Rath- brought 14s V ewta--The sales both of Montreal Pet and Pearl ASHES bone Bros-ep Dlt • Russia's chief agency it is hoped that eooner or later that may find that the chalice of bitterness, which they have cpm- ceeded each other with such rapidity, that the rocks and stones - have been very trifling, but the quotations of last week/have been Cambrian Govan fin New Orleans wnle 919 bales t cot on, T W supported.-The season for sowing FLAXSEED being now over, prices _cause will triumph again. But Enoland has given Up gelled the cier7 to drain to the . dregs, may yet be cemmencted clashed in their descent with those just projected from the era . . , smith -d ' 9" d' R - B ' ' e an co- t o, ostern ros-2E-1 do, It and 0 Benn-21 do, mey be reduced to the rates of crushine Seed which deser'est'on •• e y even-hende Justice to their OWllliFip. ter ; and the detonations were alniost incessant, resembliug at Baring Bros and co-450 die:Booth,' Dixon and c• 5 ce m'ais e W' d e g - ' 1 " i is in 'the advocacy of the cause of the priest-ridden dynasty, t; 190 quarters 'Memel Seed. of very fine quality, brought Ns one time the sound of thunder at another the rolling fire of a J Brown and co-2.0 Mlle cane vemis TW S •th '1 •• W ' ail r -neg mi an, co- Dk • per quarter, 811(1400 quarters East India about the sante price.-No . and has sympathized in good earnest with people of ' We recommend this article to the attention of our formidable k • 1 ' par of and ery. The peasants cif Ate surroun mg cl . Eliza, Whit • f- N - Y k -h • t„ _in _ew _ or_, wit_ 200 t Llnia wood, Baring Bros thing done in CLOVERSEED.—QUERCIT‘ON BARK i s very dull ; a few ta, Ytarxe, .when they rose unaninonsly to get rid of the readers, together with another, in connexion with the . country and adjacent tOwtis were flying film their habitations -40 t logwood, J O g den-21 cks materna, °earns: Crary and cmas9 •hhde. Philadelphia 'have been said at 10a ial."-NO ishearition in BEES' . Sra.ce through whose hereditary bigotry the influence of same subject, " The Causes of the Failure.of the Refor- with their meet' valuable effects, whin . . at ten o'clock the dito- r 2 cs li'-' 7 °.• • eel. C W Inekenng-G Dk T Wilson and co-16 ble jalap, T alorns-9 kgs beer WAX.—The sales of HIDES are limited to 274 dry Buenos Ayres, v rmed at 7d; 1,380 dry Valparaiso at 51d for sound, and 4 d for ' priests vves about to assume its former amendancy. Let legion tp Ireland." 'We canpot compliment our Dublin nations eritirely Ceased with the last eruption of burning sub- - Coromandel, 'Cameron, fm' New Orleans, with 2348 bales cotto , ‘st•C'ormed: 176 salted West India at 4ed ie 41d, 4,250 brined East l lndia the following passage, whicl we select from last Sun- coptemperaries upon the brilliancy of their May-day co•s- stances. The fall of these again filled up - the 'crater, ' nounces speedY and violent shocks, but a quarter of an hour which aid- W and J Brown and co-76d0, G Green tiod Son-1 do, 500 wet salted at 61d for best, and 51d for rubbed, alio 720 Buenos Ayres Horse bides. J Rideway and co-P Dk Hides at• 6s ld e9s '2(l each -In HORSE HAIR aleutria SKINS and .. . tume, this being upon-the whole a heavy, if nol an info dere Gazette de France among an infinity of others of after this explosion the NeapPlitams bad resumed their usual London, Harland, fm Savannah, with 340 bales cotton, Order-73 and OAK BARK no sales to ?pi) . rt.—The busiuess'in' Tone c con *e . , the sante tendency epee ' k fOr itself:-" It is certaip that rior number, when Compared with the generality of its• confidenee.-Literary Gazetee: '' ' ' ' do, T Wilien and co-484 do, Isaac, Low and cO-164 do, Sands and of 25 bhds. Virginia leaf wi r d li stemmed for Ireltend;3o hh c a e . ° Vire s i i ni i a g • - co---G Dk stemmed on speculation, and 5 hhtls. Vtrginia leaf, 145 Virginia sten:l - a ieturn to rovaliat unity iu France d t 11 . _, an. o eat lo ic predecessors ; but tlie present posture of Irish affairs is • • 'Royal William, M'Neillage, fin Savannah, with 7A2 bales cotton, med. and 40 Kentucky stemmed to • the home-trade • tte kt • , , . mar e is unity in England, - public order in Europe would entirely not calculated to inspire muclegaiety. • - ' - -, Order-50 do, Maury, Latham alai co-70 be:redo:Waddington and - co .stesely and full rate, have been obtained. . be reconstructed, 'for it is above all owing to differenees The following whimsical slotch may amuse some of • ef.4.l)ippinq lutcllfynct. . .1 -193 do, Wainwright and Sheils-26 do, Fisher Brs and co-G Dk ' ' - • , Onyx, Anna, fin Charleston, viith 407 bales cotton Buchanan —,s a miem--.. ~ our readers who have enjoyed the pleasures of -----esp-e•-•- ' MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. in religion that'Etigland has 'been eble to keep uPthe Laird and co-276 do, Order-99 do, W Stewart-152 do', W Brown divisions on the continent. It is the existence of a great NOCTES 'GOUTIAN/E, . „ • FRIDAY, MAY 8.-Noon, Wald N.W.-Moderate. and Sonl-a Dk The arrivals of Bitrusemes have again been large, and prices have -ee Bellona, Lamb, fm S a vannah, with 130 balee cotton Wainwright • AS EXHIBITED AT A FESTIVAL GIvEN TO HIS "OpERATIV , Ks, -- . Aieetiven-Noeth Anegice, Dixey, frora New- York,. sailed I,7th_ ,Li. . consequently been barely supported for the few sales which hierebeen proteetant eirmire within a small island that has been the and Shells 150 d M Lth d 50 'd ' 'C' •- 1 Lydia, Flanders, from Mobtle, Paned 234 March-Amtty Scott, from d . ,m • o, aury, a am an co-. o. T rowder- 00 ' AT MY EXPENSE, AS NIGHT Legeeit. effected.-There have also been several parcels of Sicily &Mate itn manse of all the quarrels in Europe, and ha's prevented . ' the alauritiue; sailed Itith Jen. and from St. Helena 27th'Feb.-Ckile- _et re Holston and Sons-5 do, T Roy-736 do, 29 pitch pine planks, t) der-P - ' ported, which have caused for the present a cessation of demand ; fine the formation of an cecumenic council, through which they He best can paint them who has felt them most.-e Pore. eonia Brander, Dewson, from Virginia, sailed lit April-Tontlinsan, Dle , from Smyrna and alytelenim-Warrior. James, from Meesin,a Ann, Hill, fin New Orleamt, with 1310 bales cottop, Keill and Cou- new is held at 12s 9d a I3s per cwt. from the shi ''d f . p trio e.-A ew small might have ceased to exist. In the same way that and Catania-Ellen Jenkinsnn, Irving, from Lisbon, sailed Ist meee- ra!,,1.,t7 - P lak sales have been made, at q uoted prices, in MADDERS, MADDER Boors, France cannot escape disorder but by a re-establishment The drowsie clock had chappit twal, Camoena, Barnes, stilled Ist May, a nd H er o n - H o yle, Ferguson, from ee teMdem, Craft, fm Mobile, with 307 bales cotton, Wainwright and: Auld hour of 'Eldrich festival, oporto-,Diadetn, Croft, from Mobile - Margarem, Ramsey, tram aue 1 its--216 d o , m art in e eu, Smith and co-300 do, Keill and Ceuraht , Altetoas. and Carmel of Teivrem- e -Some parcels of VALONIA of recent, of the former hereditary royal Authority, England has no Catania. -00 do, T Crowder-I5 do, W Stuarta-13 do, S Dutton rind Nenhe*l import are held at higher rates than buyers seem dile d t ' , . pose o 6 , m,-. When Goutie wi' his hell-ileum' pack , -199 do Bolton Ogden and co-100 do, Order-B Dk ' ether 'neaps of being seved from anarchy but by a re- ? 0' waefn impies at his back, Semen-Sir Robert 11. Dick, Hanna, for St. John, N,8.-Agaphea, Thom a s, ee ,- mu'ee , fin Charleston, with 643 brie tar, 18 ' pine planks,. •The busineis done in OuveMia has been more limited than for some! furn of catholic eupremacy." This, in other words, Cam ben to hae v. spree, pr lark (as Dawson, for Tertola.. ~ P Chaloner, Son and co-100 hales cotton, J 0 Johnson and co-478 time past, 'dealers having Supplied themselves pretty freel '-h ' ' ' y in t e two . cneatla that the power and infiti.eoce of the catholic priests, Tbe dandies Ca' it) on My carcase- do, A Taylor and co-130 do, Order-Q Dk ••' e " ' ' • - proceeding weeks ; - Gatipoli an steady at £6O, and othei Soria at £5B to • The Williams M'Clavertaa hence fur Manilla, at Straits of Bence the Grenada, Sullivan, fm Mobile, with 1091 bales cotton, II Wilson :itch as it wasallowed to exist during the happy days of •Each denion wi' his lemur tools, 7th December. ; 99 do, Keill and Courant-al3B do, Order-111 do. Cropper, Beduin a.. £59 per tine-Bui little doing in - Frein 01LS,Yet the prices are without the Tartufes, can Only take roca with the members of Pincers and pounders, picks and 0:tools William Lockerbv, Rowe, frem New South Wales, at Manilla, and co-63 do, Hagerty and Jerdeit2,27 deals, J Robtoson-P Dk • alteration.-LINMIED OIL continues in good request, and some eaten- Pot ripping, rending, prodding, tearing, sailed Ist Dec. for.Eineeporee Victori • . • a, Merrelt, fin New York, with.7ao bales' cotton 1000 brls sive b . h be n done at 4.53 0 45s ad V cwt.; but for pele the 'dynasty whiese • hereditary imbeeility so pre-erni• An' sic like hellish pioneering • • Het*, —s' from China, and Lyra, , and North Briton, tar, A Tmeor and co-eo4l)ales cotton, Kiel* James and'co-e6 do. • ' usmess ' s e - oently disqualifies them as tools for designing Jesuits , Some sharpit keen at edge endpoint, ..-- , from New South Wales, at afanilla. • Wainwright and Sheils-21 ca Conte unkn, W Lord-2 bales do' 'TB ii APB there is less inquiry:4lle transactions irk PALM Ou. have not . • and grasping monks; and that in order that - people's Enough to hit a midge's J oint. Energy, Fleming, hence, at Havana. 24th March. Blackburne-el box do; noose. Dart and co-P Dk •'-- ' beea very extensiee this week ; some trillin g perc e ls from the quay , . Masse Peeket, frorn Falmouth, at Havana, 29th - March. Celia H a • , vison, fin New Orleans, with - 1722 balow cotton, Sands, at £24 lo 6d d 1 tile areh es e„ a i w ()used at a 5 ea £25 10e, are the only eyes in France might not be kept tco open to the advan- lthers, lang gullies, used hy botches The Christina; Hogarth, hence. at Demerara. Hodgson and co-PDk ' tages of freedom, of which England might otherwise Tin blunt and jagg'd wi' geps and notches- it m. S. Arachne, from Vera Cruz, at H a v a na, with specie. and a caledonla Brander, Dawson, fm Virginia, with 36 hds t o b acco , W I seles - repOrted, the latter being an advance Of lOs 4 15s per ton.-Oit Torture's sloW work fit tools to send on, prize, and was to sail for Eneland a few days after the 31st March. • Oxley and co-8 do, 1 tce hams, W and s lrl'ill- 7 hds tobacco, Hun. of TuRPENTINIS is dull at the quotailon.-Triitin g sales of Petersburgh continue to give them the bad example, it would he ne- , As haggle-tnaggle at a tendon, Ranger. Selland. from Guiyaquil, for Cadiz, was spoken 31st Mar c h, ter and Alexander-22 do, 30 bales cotton, G and .1 Smith-6 tale to- 1 ila h bee effected at £26 lOs per ton ' .-In FLAx little cessary that catholicism should prevail also in the latter Au' siccan feats of fiend exertion, a lat. 22 12 N. long. 37 W. baeco, 98halee cotton Maury, Latham and c 6-61 bales cotton. Ros ee c 7„ n e mr are a country. so that besides the convenience of thereby se- 'ln which ould Goutie tak's diversion. Dash, Farrant, hence, at Malta. - ken, Ogden and co-2'hds tobacco, Crary, Fletcher and co-40 bates - —*b." - TAtmow continues to improve, some business ih Petersburgh curing a footing in France, the church of Rome may have Then swith! the, warlock ball begun; Plutarch; , off the Mississippi. testae Hicks. Ingersoll, hence, at New Orleans. Cottons Cropper, Benson and co-1231 bales cotton, 5000 stares, Crary, yellow candle having been done at the advanced Fletcher and co-P Dk quotations; a parcel of Buenos Ayres has also been sold at 33s 6d, and little to be got.under Tho' death to me, to them 'twai fun. the gratification of re-establishing its dominion over Eng- Eleanor,— . hence, at Savannah. Tallahassee, Glover, fin New Orleans. with 616 bales cotton, 0 Dashing their hans aneath the elites, • Gr Jefferson.Neweombe, hence, at Virginia. een and Son-366 do, Bolton. O g den and co-ado, T W Smith and 34 -s * 34s 6d ' • lend. They gripait fast toy bits o' taes- Constitution. Wilson, hence, at New York, 14th April. co-17 do, 1' Wilson and c o-625 do, Ikg pican nuts, Order-P Dk ~ - ---a . . 'ln pursuance of its plan of representing this country They bans had gloves a' reeking . pitch on, Cohn:tibia, Alexander, hence, at ditto, 15th April. ' __J o ane, Mitchell, fm New Orleans, with 542 hales cotton, Sands, ' ' LIVERPOOL COTTON . MA.IiKET. MAY S. as heiog in a state of rapid political decline, the Gazette Keept seething ay ein Goutie's kitchen. • Tally Ho, Nicholson, hence, at ditto, 16th April. II demon' and co-509 do, '.J Ridgway and co-1 do said Master-etoo ton i There was a good demand for Cot . n the early part of the week, lie France has only so late as last Monday found it con- Ae locust gaunt, wae worth the louper, Alert, Roche. hence, at Waterford. do, 60 weights, 1 ese retd goods,-Ortier-1 ha castinis A Gordon and eo-P Dk . . and an advance established of ad. 4Y lb in AMerican, and td. V' th in e Kutusoff, Newton, hence, at ditto, 16th April, WI lang-necked spurs wad serve a trooper, • Ajax I i venient to indulge in some comments, suggested by two George Washingeon, Holdregre hence, at ditto, 17th April. •, I ern, fm New York, with 132 bales cotton T and W Earle ll ••1 d Egy Van upon our last week's quotations. Yesterd d mei an p 1 , ay an Upon my instep gat astride, Pons 011 e, Havelock, from Bristol. at ditto. and co-332 do, Melly, Prevost and co-1.300 brie tar: Orde -960 b 1 articles which appeared eeveral weeks ago in oer columns Teaching the rest what gete to ride, John Linton, Dickinson, hence, at ditto in 28 days. turpentine, Crary; Fletcher end co-16 bls flax, A Bi g land' r 2 bls c rt,„: to-slay there has been considerably less doin g , but our market closes respecting Wallachia and Moldavia. It says that the po- An' aye as 'gun their darts to rankle, Maripom, . hence, at Boston. unkn, E Frorislism-6 do. W Jackson -2 es do. W and 3 Rao '' e a l ri l d stembly at the above advance. Exporters have taken 2.700 American lig of England, "•which is no longer prOductive of any He dash'd the rowels in ni - y ankle. 1 Elizabeth, M 'Donald, henee, at Dernerera. in 26 daye, co-2 do, Wainwri ht and Sheils-abt 10 c htrrn ti 's 3u " ' Ibx a g ''' P o oodwm- and 200 Surat, and speculatom s,oop American, .500 Pernam. 500 Egyp (l mples eware. R Wrieht and co-P Dk thing more than mere allusions," had been set to work An' noo, like ony kirk-bell ringers, I Nightineale, Crookshank, hence, at Madeira. Ta g us, Wade, hence, at Lisbon. ' - North America Duette fm New York, with 30ha es e , 1 l eitton T W tian, and 200 Surat. . Each setz'd a nerve in's fiery fingers, 'Smith and co-4,75 d o , Wainwright and Sheils-20 d o , T an d, H• A s a. B e sides the above intPortso alMat 10 0 0 .08 bales hare arrived not yet 1- to give to the British Government the credit of the mas- Mary, Crooks, from Demerara. at Dublin. Then pu'd, first ant) and then anither, The Ann Mackenzie, M' Donald, hence for Jamaica, wait spokea 22d worth and co-5 es conts Uhler', Sands, 'Hodgson and co-2 bee I bdle. * ter-stroke of policy of' having arrested the ambitieus ca- Then clangu la' the gang togither, April, in lat. 5050, long. 8 16. do, P Rea-2 Mks do, 1 fowling piece, D Buehanan and Son--500brls repor e • . ... ieer Of Russia itathe East. But 'that it might provp its. Till muscles reach'd that torture tone Beatriee, Whiehelca from Alexandria, Egypt, and D e lo, H arve y, turpentine, 21 bls flax, 3Ms 100 brls coed* mane 1 brl manganese SALES AND IMPOR • • • Order-P Dk '' ACCOUNT OF . . , .Ta OF COTTON, competency to r IcpPle what it conceives to be mere . The InquisitiOn kens alene. ' from Smyrna, for tilts port, at altlford. Aide de Camp, M'Gill, fin Savannah. with abt 100 t. rustle. 312 bls From Me . (.!, inst. to this . da tt inclusive. ' ' ' euackery en the part of England, the Gazette commences Neist, by some.elfin cantrip strange, cotton, 16 peanks, Order-646 his cotton. Barin g Bros andeem e -38 do SALES. - - a long ingitiry . into the former and present state df the Cam o'er the scene a sudden change ! SATURDAY, MAY 9.-Noon, Wind W.S,W.-Freeh brevet'. ' - and"pekts, Waddington, Holt and co-P Dk - '•• • ' - —___ .- - s ales i imPORTS. - ' 1 pritic palities in question, by endeavouring to show that Some g lainour spell, not mine t' unriddle, immune-Brian Dorm Harrison, from Manilla, palled 29th Noy.. 804.Brothees. Bell, Pn• Mobile and Puerto' (7abello; with (fin Mobile) neseeteroa ce 7Prysly - This - mhie , p s 4 . An'•wo! my foot became a fiddle! and from Sincapore 6th Dec.-Ann, Hill. freen New Orleans-Proei- bales mama TNV Smith and coaa(fin Puerto Cabello) 'abt 200 tons thlsYear W e ek of the week 'W . klr r 3 ' . • ee this Year no. convention.estahlishing their independence has been dence, Tucaer, from Trieste-John Wesley, Boyant, fr9in Naples- core-, t J Bibby and co-P Dk ------- --- _ , _ Weel rigg'd wi' strings of a' dimensions, Leveret, Ditcham-, from Meesina-Lune, Lorraman. from Villa Nova Y.tha, Flaiulers, •fin Mobile, with 818 bales entton, T W Smith and Sea Deana Georgia..• ~ 4010 510 23 rat 30d signed by England, Itussie, aed Turkey ; " nor could Treble and base of proper tensions, co-120 do -Richard Batley, Scott, from Marseilles-Betsey Hall, Coaker, from .. , Crppper, Benson and co-P Dk • Staineol Ditto 940 60 144 -- 22 i 13747 135059 it,' adds the sapient writer of the article, " inasmuch as For ilka sinew, gloat or weeny, Beenos Ayres—Comet, alerrey, from New Orl e ans. - BRITISH AMERICA. Upland Ditto 191260 13070 10 - 1 3 , Austria is not mentioned as a party, and without her it Lay tun'd for Gout's am Pag,anini: Cordelia, Creighton, from Canton, at &his Port, sailed from alecaio. Corsair, Williams, fm Halifax e with 500 s Bed e and o hale., CII e A l la b i " l3 '''''' ''" ' ' i 37330 2270 10 - 111 is quite positive that no such convention could be entered He snatch'd his bow o', knotted wire, sth J a n. ()n 21st Jen. in the Straights of Swale, exchanged numbers. Simmons-4 bile B retd goods, - T and J D Tlaotnely . -2 eke fUrs, 7 560 ez ° - ile * 4149 ' .ew Orleans - 13- 10 -.' 121 11763 15a576 Heated fu' seven times in the fire, with the Stakesby, from - Manilla for London. birch lank e 9 es 0 • •,at . p . 281 -10 fir planks, 74 c tar , 4 oers, 150 haudspikes Pernambuco . 1 17430 174 0 13 1 - 174 1 into." IChe drift of the Gazette's whole argument may 'An' plung'd as aft in burnin' rosin, Faerie Queen, .Beipe, from Calcutta, at this poet, smiled horn the W } airelougho-B Dk Aricati and Ceara... . 15 -16 .1 18716 be gueesed at once by• tine preamble'ont, for in our own Meet fiddlestick a hell-cat's claws ia. • Sand Wade elst Jen., and from St. Helena March. Exchanged MEDITERRANEAN. Bahia and Maottio.••• • . 16a10 700 14 -15 • eoo ' 12310 reenarke•nothing was said - of any special convention about • An' rasp'd awa wi' furious glee, numbe r s, r iff the lloo g ley, with the Poilmira. On the 7th April, in Mt. c amps° wee , h illes with 65 eke madder 2 m ail Maranham. rat , fin .Marse , , . 0 bls - . _ , 13460 860 161 •-• 16 j 3 47N, lone. 29 40 W . . with the Avetralia. On the 29th, in lat. 46 N, der ro - ols, , 1 1 131 - 14 12559 tnk eremite; apprl, Ibx bergamot bark, 10 Ine s cap e rs Sawginpeu the independence of Wallachia and • Moldavia, of which A Burke-like r apture Lit his ee. long. 28 W, with the Olive Branch. 240 0 - ail ' - , 895 Erigland might have taken credit on herself as a cunning Around him danced in nimble caper rdera- Irt, Hoodless, from Calcutta, at this port. sailed 13th Dec. and - co,- -e- Dk 0 abt 8 tons brimstone, 2 bls madder roots, C Liner, Paulet aud Para • . ~ ~, - ' Peruvian 470 0 - 0 105 • riiancebvre, whereby to fetter Rosie on the side of Ter- Ilis Impies worthy sic a scraper; froni St. Helena 4th March. On 29th April, in lat. 49 20, long. 10 10, - Margaret Higbfield, Thom d • 1..) b• 970 , fin P e lermo an Leghorn, with (from pmerera and Bee ice, 0- 0 66 While ilka.fiendisl pirouette i spoke the Austreliz, Hammond, hence f q r New Orleans. On let May a ,Leghern) loose abt 80 t pozeolatio. J Bibby and -eco-I,from Palen o) • Berbados, - • 240 2 o 1 r . ' . f s eh a c venti key, '..tor did we beer o P Qta on, any more - Pierced to the bane like spindle het, . in tat 4A 55, long, 9 35, the Laura, Tobin, hence for Demerara. 1044 .lags shurose, abt 1 t corkwood. .1 Bibby and e co-2 pps wine, n W - Commou West India .52311 260 1-1 -he 10 4183 • thereof the plan of a iOan which some stock-jobbing con- Till, as the pastime reached its height, i•torgiana. Rieke% from China, at this pert. sailedl3th Dec., an d .' e :lli'Clure and co-20 lids do, Knowles arel Wade,. ims a hrie 4 fir eke • lathama doctor., of a London. morning paper, _unable.to conceive _ . Tbe very marrow fizz'cl outright. from St. Helena- 26th Feb. On' Ilth April. in let, 36 43, toag. 38 le, do, .1 Herfo r d-eB_pps 2 lids 4 q r cks do. Reseal' emir oulkee--.1501)xs Cartheeena .... . , .... 9040 _ -• 0 ----..-0,:. • - --- ' 193' _ . . . spoke the Brothers, from China for Londom Oa •stheJam e era tat emee.fauttathboae. BYO, mad rm-oa. e ravaluaterage treats, Ordtere-m rita- ?engem - .1 , 110 'O• -.., 0 that a ne•wspaper is fit for any bet stock-jobbing purposes, Nor ceased they then the infernal crkw, +l5 6, lons. 98 47, the gemidarde froiterrhitia•Mitaik; sailed 141 t - O m • "Wander, ikmes. tm Messlniand ratantaawith (fru Meesina) 30 pere Eeerptian 3236 1m0,' . 261 -.....21 .• CO 4960 .. , . haVe chargeans,With.liaving enclis t at'Pared.to prepare the •' " --- When 'he'*Plabour weaker grew; On 12th, in lat. 21 12S e loug. 8U 11 E, the AbberMn, from Loudon tor , ••lamon juice; Order-efen Catania) 100 tons brionetonee a Bibby and co Surat'and Medina - 81 '' '' ' 13986 Way..for, hecattie we pointed out the advantages likely But urged me on eie pinch and prod.- - • Nedra:. -K Dk , '" • B e ngal,- . , .... ~',. 0 ....„, 0 . , 300 , • 145 1 th's•da . to he-reaped from the order of things lately established , ' Along a gloving lava road, Semen-Snowdon, Genital, icor Charleston -EnOenil, M amm i t a ..,eSueannaho arßenters fin Melte, with 4 tas oranges, W Robinson *Per public sa e,l . m . ;Mid eca-d ha. )(niters, a Over watch, .1 Ritson-1 box contsunkn, J Surat • ' 0 -: 0 Macadamised wi' broken bottles, ' for New York-alonongahelaelaroven, Philadelphia-Sand% %Anne } in Wallachia and Meldavia. ' • (Nae drop to cool our thirsty 'throttles.) . -tor Swivrna-Sophia Maria, Niardstrom, for Elsinere-aElleri G erman ..; iv , Villiams-1 box capers, 2es marble, 1 cse paintings, oes oran g es, Demerara Blundell,, for Oportma-Florayilles 'Woniff• CaPr' de VOds• &C.-Forma-Pa oodhouse and co-al ppe Marsala wine, 11 Ifirrison-1 hd da, RGM Bengal . G -. o • The present political condition of those two principali- And gart ine hap this causey over t ( l e oranges, G Crossfield and co-1 Isle carptg Mc reel, J Bich- Williamsone ler NI adeire, Sze.-Vigilante; tteicks, for Stettin-401in' - 402660 ;3793 - e 1-------• ------- -'--- • . ' 27056 5159681 ties we have for alerly ,so fully - dwelt upon, that it may be As itehad been a patch of clover ; , ' and 'Markin Cbrystal, for Chrystal, Naples..ke-4.ibertY, Robertecrii ; ardson-23 Ms woe' : I C and J Rawdon-1 Kele c otton, 6 lids Marsala • , quite unneeessery at this moment te return to that part Whilst ilka torture-aided spang . Superior, tamtift, and' Johns, Wick, for St: Petersburih-Ilanntleal; ! wine, .4 es oranges, 26 t sulphur, 1 ese maccaroni, 1 ppe Scotch whis• . , ' ' --- - of•the subject. The ground uppn which it was assumed Drew forth guffawings loud and lang. . . 'Robinson; forQuebee-Lady Hervey, Stevenson; for Oporto-Amity, ky, Nicol. Deck,werth and co-2 es oranges, Captain-Cozen-2 do, 1 • Monday 'Evening. llth May. ese dried fruits, -naYton-3 es manfrs Teti], S W Silver and co- Since Friday our market has b I set mvsel' the storm to bide, Jefferson, for,Laguna-Eephemia, Dearness, for Xlsinore. s te , • een very . quiet, though Without that their political independence had,been recognized by ....._—. ees Malta !done, Order-1 ek wine, 2cs dried fruit!, P Carpenter-I change in price; the stiles 2,080 ba e, , Whiles'etrove to dein the ragin' tide, .... •• • . emir. paintings, J Okifl- -Dk as deity. Englend Was an assurance riven to the Hospodars that And met it wi' defiance stern, The Ajax si g nalized the St. Andrew, heriee for New York, on. 22d • Rosebill, Grant, fin Trieste, with 45 cks tallow, 806 b h a g e s umac, Arrived-13 Vessele from America d B " , an 2 meth •• April, in lat. 42 57, long. 43 37. 162 bales hemp, 3 cks 22 bags cocoa shells, 9 bites bark, 50 bales wool, ---:---- - - - a• --- the nattonal flag of the principalities should he acknow- . eleochitig, in, teeth in angry girn ' — . ._ ~ , al. George, Thonipeon, from Calcutta, at Beietol Bth May, sailed 570 bales cotton, 500 bes cen t s Linke 10 cks oiC5 Isle silk waste, 10 pa ledg•ed b . .t; England after it had. been admitted as such Whiles tried . .ivi' rnony a kick and 'fling 16th Janu a ry, and called at the cape. Completing the voyage in nine timber, Order-NV Dk ' ' ' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCI:IANGE, MAY 11. . . into tlae•Sultan's ports. A vessel bearing the newly set- To gar the harpy flock take wing; moloths to a (lay. Providence, Tooker, fin Trieste with 15 tons. brimstone, 1186 bags The supplies have been increased b f ' y a ew cargoes of •01 heat and But a' in vain, the fiendish route Brethers, Motley., from Mobile for thin port, at Barmouth, with part shumac, Bdm 1 brl 1 ba g seed, Ord'er-18 bales wool, 29 easks taflow, m a te. At F'd ' up national flag of Wallachia haying , been despatched ri ay s market several es , The game begun wad play it out, of her copper rubbed off, having struck on the Causeway. Sehaezier and Brentano-20 t valonia 117 bags shurnac C e eller and co parcels of middling qualities of from the Danube to Constantinople, and treated in the And, spite of skirl, or girn, or kick, William Lockerby Rowe, front al anilla, at Batavia 20th Dec. —2 pen wine, Allhusen and Bros-IC'Dk ' ' ' Irish red Wheat were soal on speculation at Id per bushel advance Mandarin. Dowaa'from Calcutta, at Lintin 15th Dec. last-named capital as a vessel belenging to an indepen- The insatiate hernpies won the trick ; . Mar g arets, Rainsai fru Catania, with about 190 tons brimstone, but the trade to the millers %VAS dull. Flour has not gone off fr ' eel , Princess Victoria, Bissett. from Calcutta and Hobart Town, at Sy& J Moss and co-K D dent state, it necessarily follows that the Wallachian and Nae charm could soothe, nee force could chase- ney n N. 8. W. Levaat, Ditcham, fin Messina aud Licata with (fin Mesainrd 350 es ' ' hd ' Owing to the ecereito of Oats. the price has been main • y tamed ; al- Moldavian governments have the right to expect that • aiik-e starvieg whigs they kept their place. Metlora, Tweedie, sailed from Sydney, N. S. W. for Launcesto n lemons, 10 ppii lelnon juice, Order-200basiernons, J Adain-1 ogy-esk though t . e erpand, baa been dull. No alteration in •Oatined. nor in Thus through the night they held their way, 12th December. wine, said afaster-(fm Licata) abt 106 thrimstone, ed dunliege mats, Barley. . their tlag will be admitted in the same way in England, Scarce ceasing we the coming day ; Clyde, Ireland, from Sydney, N.S. W. at Launceston. Order-K Dk • • • " • - Witco', er 7011). acl Aiwa a, 4Ata and that the acknowledgment•of their independence by E'en then a lagging remnant staid, William So we rb e , m ann Lon e en a nd Launceston, at aydney. N.S.W. Lune, Lorrirner. ftn Villa Novo. with abt 14 t 141 c 3 tb corkwood, English, nevi red, 60 a d O •--' - --5 d 3 d , Q ao 10 Irish, n. kiindrled 3 1 e 3 4 the British government ii thereby sufficiently established. Arid feebler plied their galling trade, Eeertnn, Scott, hence, at Madeira. 60 lulls 300 doz baokete, rck rert wine, Duarte Brosg-K Vk Do. c o ld 0 0.. 0 0 D Id Broad Axe, Gavey; hence, at Marseilles. Richard Batley,. Scott. fin Marseilles, with 20 bls nuo der roats, 11 me. • eee e white .. 7 0. o do. Neither the political hatred with which the partiprgtre Waiting in teases a night or two Pursuit, Alexander, from Alexandria, (Egypt.) at Milford. eke madder, C h-apr, Pauiet arid ete=,l cite eine, J Deakin-50. dos •I Do. old .00.. 0 6 0 Do. prime, tath .. 35.. 0 0 . Their waefu' pestime might renew ; Brisk, Ivy, from Smyrna for this port. at alilferd, Do. - do. *old 00 .. 0 0 of ehe.Gazette de . France honours this country, nor any Criunp and keeme es oran g e trees, Llf eyworth-110 tole madderroote, Scotch, white.... 6 0.. 6 - While I essayed in rhyme to tell New Meg, Daly, h e nce, at Weterfard• 117 cks Madder, 40 sir eke wine, "Order-mQ Dk - Do. red 0 0 0 0 1) ' b d - - o. in on . .. 0 0.. 0 o such motives as acme English. writers ascribe to our- The pliskies o' these imps o' hell, Hinnibat, Durumons, t h a t miled 4g,s MoTTI444IT 94ebee. pet asek Giorgio, Costa, fm Palermo, with abt'3s tons brimstone, 1 case mie Irish, new red selves, clan possibly alter this plain state of facts regard- No far-back reminiscence stint, at noon. ~ . neral, 1789 .bags shnume, J Powinill-24 qr elm wine, J Etwite-GI ex Do. old 52 5 8 6 I Paese, V imp. qr. ing•Wallachia and Moldavia; and, 45 We are certain that But gloWing hot free feeling's mint; Marquis of Camden. Larkins, frem Chloe, at St. Helena, saiied 18th oranges, Ross Bros-3 octaves wine, 7 bes Unto; uranges, Order- Do. kiew white 7 • 6 a English, white .. 42 0.. 45 0 • o Forei g n, wbite .. 38 • 0 -.. 42 0 Jan. for London. 1 ripe small wine, For. Exportation-a; Dk Do old • 5 7 6 1 Brume V imp. s i r. none of our merchants wtuld think of engaging in ship- An' now ptesent, wi' reverence due, Hive, Luscombe, froin China, at St. Helena, sailed 9th Ja n . f oe I, on . - William, Sandett, fm Leghorn, with 3 eke 200 hxs 10 jars 37 hf jars Dan' tzig. rd . ' - The tale, sage Anthony, to vou, 0 0... 0 0 English, new .... 0. D.. 0 0 meats before they had obtained local knoWledge of the . , don. oil, 2, 'es beak:, 240 Ms hemp, 7es I fix reel g oods, 3 cks g um &Ma- Do white e ''' Wi' prayers that Ileaven ling . may sain ye ' Juliana, Tarbutt, from Matinee. at St. Helena, ,sailed 16th Jan. num, 52 Ms flax, 73 lets roncearoni, 2 bee or trete old wearing apparel 8 . , . . ettin,reu 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign, fre . : ... 37 • 0 ... 4 * (k 0 conntries to which they might be tempted to venture theta, Frac sic like Noctes Goutiana3. Emerald, , from Mauritius; Miherva, , f roth Chi na a „,d books, 3 cr i ses straw and n ialth3g, 15 blocks 8 slabs marble.l case ' Do white 0 0 0 0 it is. not likely we should mislead any of them by express- Fere STEWART. and ',option, ---_. , f r om COcuttat. et St. Helena. cheese, 3 eks skins, IS eke tallow, 2 bls silk waste, 7 eks cream tartar, Do. iabond •00., 0 0 Bannside. Strath isle, Sandford. from T r inidad. off - "lasting& C ri . - s •• 'bet red 0 2 bls sailleower. Ibx sausages, 6 cks angol dust, 1 i-• g anchoviem 68 scat „0 ja ~, la • • 0" 0 0 Irish; ;mai ingthe conviction vi. 6 have atejuired through means of Geoi•ejana, Walie, hence, at Madeira. tem lertidni, Order-1 box alabaster, (1 Macmorine-1 de, G, Warren- ar• wnlte . 00.. 0 0 Do. ()Id 36 0..38 0 information rather more extensive than those which may •Twal, twelve; eldritch, a term for a misphievoue witch; gut- Rana'er Stewart, hence, at Antigem 1 d o ; W Jacksonand tb-e-30 bls silk waste, C Manzienread esesenna " _tea& retersburg 0 0 .. 0 0 MALT: or imp. qr. re clothes • pu'd,, pulled • cantrip a charm • el - ' have been within the 'reach of English st9ek-johbing and lies, •knives; cla - , .s , . s o ~, More, Candlish, henoe, at Demerara. _ . thee Ross Bros-8 es !Mintier Bze, 0 Lawrence-3 es rent goods, W"a _ essa • 0 0 . 0 0 En g lieh • • ' 51 0 59 e French Carlist lamour magic ; journelists, that the free.dern of trede w bi c h F , affa ho _ . . . h zr.a. ii k. we eny, lithe, bane, bone; h e t, liot ; spang, Release, Blake, mild Rosalind, Dunetan, hence, at Lisbon. SY, it rselaugh , gir . ...i , p s re*, ra .3, saln, t'ac ' '' Neptune, and Zior, hence, at Malta. adryson--1 do, A Smith-2 hes oil and anchovies, .1 Burv-Clas wept, n J Hardman-100 qr dna§ figs, E Rae-1 box samples raanganeSe Ore, - misian, hard.... 00.. 0 0 INDIAN CORN im. qr. - i t i e w da i , it r e ed 411.. 6 5 Red ' • 00.. 0 0 ie new secured to WallaChb and•Moldavja will wave ei- jump; g ' •' • ' Xenelia, Andrews, and Mary Ann. Kemp. hence, at Neples, Cooper and M•Leod-a DK 1 .- 0 0 .. 0 0 preserve. JohtiOhn4rod, Chapman, and Fisher, Jackion, hence, at Opocto. r vidy, May, ffie Trieste, with 11 eke ar g ots. .1 J White-425 boxes Tlon , i,led Wheat .. 33.. 4' 6 noun, V 28015. tremely beneficial to our commercial interests in th e m"*""'""'"-''""'''— , --- Nyverheld, Itiektikers ; Perseverance, Monnot, afid aievene, henee, steel, A W Polities and co-1 c sk eonts tinkn, Hardman amid - Anna.- Wrltema. er. English ' English, fine Lev aut.- i'imes. . . lioeyeev.-A Duke of Brunewick wee once accosted in ; iit e thttend• e ' 12 hie maraehino, W Wood and co-40 dins figs and reisine, Matter-. " e anot Foreign, free 00.. 0 0 Irish, 2ds, new .-27 t.. • 31 C .. . , .. ..., ,„,_ , , , ~__ ,' 0 pare,. l e tcelf, from li,ehart,Town, at Sydney. , 7 eig su e was t e , 100 Iv g s shumae, 23 eke g um g edda, Geller and 'co- Do. e n bond - .... 00 .. 0.- 0 Do. Gime ••• 33 0..35 0 . .... amnia. or, IRO% Tan in Int 17. Sue 1... e. A-sr/visit/a TO plc..) hrl. Impel_ 9.4 ricii 33 Ms 12 cs canto Wilda. 20 BA RLEY. , W . imp. qr. American. sweet, ea...sae 'IS .1i,... SI A Se A —l--1 r . .. . . . A MEDITERRANEAN. Calypso, M' Grath, fin Marseilles, with 65 cks madder. 20 bls mad der roots, 1 tnk wearing apprl, 1 bx bergamot tias, 10 btls capers, Order—abt 8 tons brimstone, 2 bls madder roots, C Itnert Paulet and co— Dk . Margaret Highfield, Thom, fin Palermo and Leghorn, with (from Leghorn) loose abt 80 t pounlano, J Bibby and - co—(from Palermo' 1044 lags laminar, abt 1 t corkwood. J Bibby and co-2 pps wine, W ISt`Clure and co-20 lids do, Knowles and _ ?cps 4 lids 4 qr cks do, I Rerford-8 pps lids 4 qr cks do. Hassan and Foulkes-150 bxs alt, llathboo.e. as s e marl.esscsdiianage uses, Order--G Dk Wifrior, James, fm Messiniand ratania, - with (fm Messina) 30 pps' .4emon Dk juice, Order--(fin Catania) 100 tons brimstone, sl3lblsy and co ...Susannah, Carpenter, fm. Malta, with 4 has oranges, W Robinson int) co-71 ha liqueurs, a silver watch, .1 Ritson-1 box conts unkn, J 'Williams-1 box capers, 2 es marble, 1 ese paintings, 'd' cs oranges, 'Woodhouse and co-=-1 ppe Marsala wine, 11 Ilarrison-1 hd do', R Gill —L ese oranges, G Crnssfield and co.-1 ble carptg &c recd, J Rich ardson-23 his wool, C and J Rawdon-1 hale cotton, 6 lids Marsala wins, 4 cs oranges, 916 t sulphur, 1 ese maecaroni, I ppe Scotch whis• 'ky, Nicol, Duckworth and co-2 es oranges, CaptainToxen-2 do, 1 ese dried fruits. Ilayton-3 cs manfrs recd, S Pk' Silver and co -2 cs Malta stone, Order—l ek wine, 2 es dried fruits, -P Carpenter—l sale paintings, .1 Okill— Dk Rossini), Grant, fin Trieste, with 45 cks tallow, 806 hags shumac, 162 bales hemp, 3 cks 22 bags cocoa shells, 9 bags bark, 50 - bales wool, 570 hales cotton, 500 hltri puts unkn, 10 cks oil, 5 Ms silk waste, 10 pa timber, Order—W Dk Providence, Tooker, fm Trieste, with 15 tons brimstone, 1186 bags shumac, S cks 1 brl 1 bag seed, Ordcr-18 bales wool, 29 casks tallow, Schaesler and Ilrentano-20 t valonia, 117 bags shumac, Geller and co —2 pp* wine, Allhusen and Bros—K Dk Margarets, Ramsay, fin Catania, with about 190 tons brimstone , J Moss and co—K Levant, Diteham, fin Messina and Licata, with (fin Messina) 350 es lemons, 10 pps lemon juice, Order-200 Vas lemons, J Adam=l qr csk wine, said Master— Licata) abt 100 t brimstone, .20 dunnage mate, Order—K Dk Lune, Lorimer. fin Villa Novo, with abt 14 t 148 c 316 corkwo od, 60 Isils 300 dor baskets, I* ek red wine, Duarte. Bras- 7 K Dk Richard Batley,. Scott, fm Marseilles, with 20 bls madder roots, 11 do madder, C Irner, Paulet and eir.=.l cse Wine, J Deakin- 50 do, J Criunp and to--2 es orange trees, L Heyworth-11 0 bls madder roots, 117 cks Madder, 40 rir eks wine, Drder—Q Dlr. Giorgio, Costa, fen Palermo, with abt'3s tons brimstone, 1 case mi neral, 1782 bags shnmac, Pownnll - 24 qr cks wine, J e* oranges, Ross Bros-3 octaves wine, 7 bas bitter oranges, Grata . - 1 ppe small wine, For Exportation—G Dk NVilliam, Sandart, fin Leghorn, with 3 cks 20 0 has 10 jars 37 hf jars oil, 2 cs beads, 240 his hemp, 7 cc I ha Teta goods , 3 cks gum ollha num, 52 hls flax, 73 has rasesaroni, 2 has or inks old wearing apparel and hooks, 3 cases straw and nlatting 15 blocks 8 slabs marble, 1 ease cheese, 3 cks skins, IS cks tallow, 2 silk waste, 7 cks cream tartar, 2 bls safflower. 1 bx sausages, 6 cks argot dust, 1 i-.g anchovies, 68 scal has lerhOns, Order —1 box alabaster, ( Maernorine- 1 do, G. Gibson -1 do; W Jacksowand 00-40 hls silk waste, C Mansitum.--1 cse semis flat,' Ross Bros-3 cs paintings &e, 0 Lawrence-3 es retd goods, W lyson-1 do, A Smith-2 has oil and anchovies, .1 Burr —6 bis wool, J Hardman-100 qr dms figs,' E Rae-1 box samples manganese Ore , Cooper and M . Leod—S Dk Paddy, May, fits Trieste,. with 14 cks argots. J I White--1?,5 boxes steel, A W PoWies and co—l csk conts unkn, Hardman and Ames -12 has maraohino, 'IV Wood and co-10 dais figs and raisins, Matter -7 hls silk waste, 100 less shorans, 23 ski gum gedda, Geller and 'eo-- 386 hgs shumac, 10 cks 2 brls seed, 24 clog 33 his 12 es cents unkn, 20 es madder roots, 8 Cs beads, 100 bls cotton, 10 cks tartar; 3 bias cor dials. Order—Cg Dk 'John Wesley. Bryant, fm Naples, with 15 bales waste silk, 39 eks brown tartar, 75 hxs liquorice paste, 4 cks lamb skins, 13 eke grey cream tartar, 9 prclssampleprgols, IA eks white argols, 36 Ids madder ro , ts', 2 Cks Wine, 1 'pa samples B marifd goods, 10 his raw silk, 1 Case o-ange flows'. water, 2 es maccaroni, 1 ese emits unkn, 1 tnk wearing appri, 1 ese shaving soap, Order s-5 bls raw silk, Isoxtt and co-5 cks wine R. Wise and co--3.bli raw silk, Melly. Prevost arid co-1 qr csk wine 1 ese macerzoni R and J 11 Gaston--34 sits cream tartar, 6 elts „ . The Ajax signalized the St. Andrew, hence for New York, o n nod April. in tat. 42 57, long. 43 37. St. George, Thompson, from Calcutta, at Bristol Bth May, s a il e d 16th January, and called at the cape. Completing thp voyage in nine months to a day. Brothers, Motley, from Mobile for this port, at Barmouth, with part of her copper rubbed off, having strilek on the Causeway. William Lockerhy. Rowe, from Manilla, at Batavia 20th Dec. Mandarin. Dorval, from Calcutta, at Lintin 15th Dec. Princess Victoria, Bissett, from Calcutta and Hobart Town, at Syd ney,,N. S. W. Meclora, Twcedie, sailed from Sydney, N. S. W. for La . 12th December. Clyde. Ireland, from Sydney, N.S. W. at Launceston. William Sowerhy. froni London and Launceston, at Sydney, Evertor', Scott, hence, at Madeira. Broad Axe, Carey; hence, at Marseilles. r th is Pursuit, Alexander, from Alexandria. (Egypt.) at Milford. Brisk. Ivy, from Smyrna fu port, at Milford, New Mary, Daly, ponce, at Waterford. Hannibal, Dummons, that saile4 ttriq morning for Quebec, pa back at noon. Marquis of Camden. Larkins, firm China, at St. Helena, sailed 18th Jan. for London. Hive, Luscombe, from China, at Bt. Helena, sailed 9th Jan. for Lon don. Juliana, Tarhutt, from Madras, at St. Helena, sailed 16th Jan. Emerald, - , from Mauritius ; Minerva, , from China, and London, - from Calcutta. at St. Helena. Strap - 4,11a, Sandford. from Trinidad; off Ilastiugs. lGeorgiana, Wylie, hence, at Madeira. Ranger. Stewart, hence, at Antigua. Medora, Candlish, hence, at Demerara. Release, Blake, and Rosalind, Dunstan, hence, at Lisbon. Neptune, and Zior, hence, at Malta. Xenelia, Andrews, and Mary Ann, Kemp, hence. at Naples. John OrrnOtal, Chapman, and Fisher, Jackson; hence, at Oporto. Ny verheld, Rickshers ; Perseverance, Monnot, and LievenS, hence, at. Ostend. Gulnare, Metcalf, from Hobart Town, at Sydney. rancem Ann, hence for Calcutta, was spoked 18th Jan. in lat. 85, long 87 E. Slieen, hence for Et. Thomas, was spoken 28th ult. in Int. 49, long. 8, DWpatch, Davison, hence for Constantinople, spoken sth tilt. in the Cut of Gibraltar. Aurora, Watkins. hence. at Madeira, with loss of windlass, bulwarks and topmasts, and sailed 12th April fur Maracaibo. !tutu, 26th eh.,--The anchors, cables, acul some spars, have been save I from the Globe, Mann, from Liyerxinul, but very little of the care is he o ee, for Quota:Lt. was spoken 2d May, in lat. 49 21, Imt ;. 54. The supplies have been increased by a few cargoes of Wheat awl O a ts. At Friday's market several parcels of middling qualities of Irish red Wheat were sold on speculation at Id per bushel advance, but the trade to the millers'wasi dull. Flour hai not gone off freely. Owing to the scarcity of , Oats. the price has been Maintained; al though the demand, bite been dull. No alteration in Oatmeal, nor in Barley. WIIRAT, 4JP 70Th. s d s d English, nevi red, 4 Q a d 10 Do. old 0 .. 0 0 Do.' new . white Do. old 0 0.. 0 0 Scotch, white 6 0.. 6 10 Do. red Irish, new red Do. old . 5 2 .. 5 8 Do. new white Do. old 5 7 .. 6 1 Dantrig, red Do, white Stettin, red 0 0.. 0 0 Do. white 0 0 .. 0 0 Conigsberg, red 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. white Riga 84 Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa • 0 0.. 0 0 Russian, hard 0 0.. 0 5 Canada, red 4 11 .. 6 5 Do. white Bonded Wheat Y mp. qr. English and Foreign, free 0 0 0 Do. in bond BARl;Elf.'ir Imp. qr. English, Malting 3l 0 .. 36 Do. Grinding.6olll 3 10 .. 4 Irish, Malting, do. 4 1 .. 4 Do. Grinding, do. 3 9.. 4 Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0 .. 0 Do. in bond 0 0.. 0 °Arc, 45 /b• English, new Do. old 0 0.. 0 Scotch, SW new.. 0 0 0 Do. old 0 0 0 OATS, 4F 451 b. s d s d Irish, n. kilndried $ 1 4 Do. old do. Do. prime, Mb 35.. 0 0 Do. - do. old 0 0 _ 0 0 Foreign, free i Do. n bond . 0 0.. 0 0 PEASE, 4,1' imp. qr. English, white Foreign, white [ BEANE, 41' Imp. sir Enolish, new Do. old 3B 0 .. 42 0 Foreign, free Do. iabond 0 0 .0 ' Irish; new Do. old 36 0 38 0 MALT: tr imp. qr English • 54 0.. 59 0 INDIAN CORN, im. qr. Red White ?Lotin, 4F 28 0 11 s. English, fine Irish, gds, new Do. fine • 33 0.. 35 6 American. sweet, per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond DO. sour, free U 0 .. 0 0 Do. In bond Canadian, free Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0 OATMEAL, 41 , 2408 _ _ Duke of Brunswick was once accosted in by a boy whu solicited ciwity. The Duke told him OW he had no small chajtge • on which the boy offered to get him .c.stiange for a piece of gold. The Duke thought Ibis a ri diculous eiremPilAnee , amid to rid himaelf of the applicant, he Put him a o,tlc4t in the, certainty.that the young beggar would keep it. After* very short time the lad returned, to his great wita the full change of the ducat in the small crnn of Id Mee. TWO:Puke, struck with his honesty, not only gave him the gold, but upriertoolt to.provide for him, and afterwards pro. looted him to an honourable employment. with • LEITH EL'ECTION.—We have said . hefore, and sorrow and Shaine we repeat the saying, klkat if 11) e Br tish cnnst4ytis;44 is to he saved at thq present crisis, it will noi.be by:die cu.operati.on of Sc,,i,laild‘ Our.enontry nien seem only to deliOein the abuse. of their new-got powfr• 7 and between tneßunonzatlioliia of Ireland, the radio:lls of England, and the dissenters, infidels,. and Sunday backgammon players of Scotland, the British Eng.lish:riew 0 0 .. 0 0 Irish, new Do. old' 25 3 .. 26 3 •Bam4, 4P 241 b 0 0 .. 0 0 MAY 12, .104§, LONDON CORN I:XCHANGI3.' MAT 8. There is a moderation supply of all descriptions of Ontid this morn-. ing, and the Wheat trade re m ains una lt ere d from the quotations of Wednesday.—Barley, fur the finest qnallty, is as dear es on last mar , ket day, hut there is little doing. —Outs are noruinvily as Jan.riast market day ; and in Beans, Peas, and other artiales,s4 Grair4cthet , . . market is Without variation of-price. • Wht. I Brly. j Oats. AVERAGE 5 d t S d 1 & 4 Of the Week •. • . . .4110 • 34 2 24 V Of 6 weeks, rettulaiing cluty.39 *9 i3B 5 tit 7 Duty on Foreign . . . .47 8 13 10 13 9 Rye. Bns. Id s d 31 11 36 11 0 -2 36 .1 24 3 1S 6 IMPORTATION OF CORN FOR TEIR LAST Wheat I Barley 1 Malt I Oats 1 B ea . us I Peas ' 5850 1 LIM) / 5650 ! 4070 ----- En,glish Scotch Irish - Brit. Colonies - Foreign 970 1 - I 3170 LIVERPOOL• PROVISION MARKET, MAT The dry Butter Market it very flat, an One 'reduced quotation. must be considered. nominal, Very little new picidod twig arrived., and old is little impaired for. There is , a gontldemand for both See' and Cork. There is more inquiry for Hams .and 1 0 44. fair request. - E. CE. 5. 11. Borree.—.Belfasf,new 94 0 4)• -96 0 pet cwt. Banbridge, new B2 0 84 0 Colerain - 00 0. Sligo, old.. OO 8 66 0 Derry, old OO.O 70 0 Waterford, nevt.. ..... - Limerick, new 9O 0 92 0 Cork, new 88 0 L.- 90 0 Do: piekled 2ds; new. 84 0 Do. dru3dif, new ..• . 82 0 -- 84 0 Newry ... - 76 0 - 1 ...- Do. dry Ist, new' Dundalk Carlow, new..B4 0 90 0 Baru.—New Prime news 95 0 106 6 •per Bever. New Porta, ...46 0 40' 6 • perbwel. Do. ..... _. • 25 0 .. 30 ori l. liteoN, new 32 0 '— M 0 p pO qr cWt. . Do.' old Ditir Iltms 43 0 43 0 WET Do .. 46 0 48 .0 Bladdered. LIVERPOOL AORICULT s. d. e. d. Hay New Hai , 0. 0- 0 0 +-- Clover Hay—. 0 I. 0 10 -- Straw, Wheat..o 74 0 9 --- Straw, Oat 0 .7 0 8 Green Clover O. 0 0 0 A It Cattle MARKET.. mAx 11. ,d_ d Pcxtatoee ' '1042 2 4flol, Cattle Potatoes 1 t' t 3 Turnips 0 0 0 0 per toll Carrots --- Manglewu.rsle U 0 0 0 ---- 31a.nut., 7 0 9 9 ---- _in account of ; imported trona Ireland info Liverpool, f 29th ult. to the sth inst._ inclusive Cows, 114.5'betv„ 243 545.3 Pigs, 23 Horses, and 18 .Mules. • . WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC. AND AN In the 17 17 5 iIBRIC kW- TLPSIMR, mt. WAY N. Ink: £. ft d, $• $.• d. TIMBER, 41 cubic foot, - • - ' - Da s. 0 2titota 11 555. V load. of bp trig Memel 0 2 I . 0 2 3 "7 - s'. • American Pine 0 1 7 0 2 0 Do. Quebec 0 1 gi 0 r 8 . 10s. v load of 50 rt• Red Pine Quebec Oak Birch -1 5 0 1 8 53. V load of feet. PLANKS, 41 foot of 2 inch. ' ~. Dantzig Deck American Pine . ° DEALS.4O' standard hundred. 43 '• 1 ' 0 9 3 - . ° ls ' f. ' 2 • 4911.-*" Beg Petersburg Red Do. - White 14 10 0 15 0 0 Memel Red £l9 e rov l2o . 16 0 11 17 •0 4 1 • r .4. , . Dantzic St Swedish Red 14'10 0 15 19 01. DUTIRI PRICES OF SHAI s iF.§, LIN 4109(,)L, M.,A; /1;1235. Var. 0 .401. Liverpool Coal Gas • l i irespool New Gas and Coke Con‘auiy,. ;11E1 . lip . 0 New Shares,prentiutn ji3O Liverpool and Harrington Water Works , , 460 0 v Bootie ditto . . . MO 10 ki Exchange Buildings Liverpool and Manchester Rail*ay, /100 paid 2bo 0 •41 Ditto Old Quarters— .. 'l 5 da 10 , Ditto New Qoarters .. . 25 .4. :411 IS 0 Bolton and Leigh ditto r -r— SO 0 0 Ditto — 20 0 Warrington and Newton ditto • • Kenyon and Leigh ditto - • 100 ..-• 0 0 _ . Wigan Branch ditto , . 10 0 -?•-- 00 10 0 Preston and Wigan North Union Line d:ttn 99 --- 710 # St. Helens and Runcorn Oar ditto ' . lOO .-- 70 0 0 Leicester and Swannington ditto le / ........ 10 9 11 1 Stockton and Darlington ditto - 200 0 i , , Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 1 38 .....- ## e p and Canal e l. , . . Leeds and Selby Railway Grand Junction ditto. London and Birmingham ditto 25 -- 45 to I Bank of Liverpool . lO --- .14 7 6 Rank of Manchester 25 -•-- t 2 5 '0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank.... 15 20 5 0 Commercial Bank of Liverpool - 13 10 • Liverpool Marine Assurance Company ts - - - 20- 0 0 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Ca lO —r- 9 1 7 f Ocean Assurance Company - JO 0 0 Northern and Central Bank of England lO 11 2 4 1 WANTED. Exchan z e Shares—Liverpool New Ow and Coke Shares—Mersey and lrwell. RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker. THE WORKHOUSE. Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers Workhouse, for the , areek coding • PAUPIRS. raa HE&D. ?IF April 25, 1835 1713.... is. Bfd £l46 April 26, 1834 1719.... is. 169 ----- Less 6 , Less Os. 3d. Less 23 0 1 Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending May 4, 1835 ze34 families, pm' weik: 027 P 1S 6 May 5, 1834 2234 --- —.—. • Less 10 More . C 22 2 5 TELEGRAPH OfFM,IVAT 11; 1835: Wind at Holyhead, West —Blowing fre s h. OE GreatOrnishead. inward bound, No:fife, .Lve, B Bk. at 9 Lm. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. Days." • Mrn. livn. Ht. Fg rlJsmh~ I}e, 1;r . • Tuesday ....12 10 49 11 ID .20 1 Full Moon 3h. lm.'llto4* Wednesday..l3 11 32 11 54 SI 1 .01d May-day. Thursday ..14 016 20 8 IL Grady* tiled 1820. Friday 15 038 1 1 20 2 Saturclay 16 1 25. 1 49. IS 4 Night Bh.. 96m. long. SUNDAY l7 215 9 4 16 4 4tb Sunday &nes tostq. Monday 'lB 3 7 335 14 1 Corpts' Christi. z niftnlS: At Gosforth New-houses. Newcastle, the wife of I workman at Gosforth Colliery, of tWo girls and a boy. The wife of Thomas Owen,. labourer, Bridgend, GismorPrishirP , O f two boys and one girl, all with the mother doing wen. 'MARRIED. Lately, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Mr. George Arnold. of Lido.' field, joiner and builder, to Niss Ann Bowster, second daughterof late John Bowater, Esq., of Carlisle. _ _ On Monday, the Oh inst., at Hawarden. Mr. Joseph Halt, butche r . of Seacombe, to Ann, third daughter of the late Mr. William 13100.0 of Broughton. Also; at the same time and place, Mr. John Sheen , farmer, to Susannah, fourth daughter of the above-named individdaL On Thursday last, at the Parish Church of Stoke-tmon-Tretit,b9 the Rev. Charles Locke, Mr. Win. H. Taylemr..eldest son of CAistitO Tayleur, Esq., of Parkfield, to Emma, second , danghter of Jll6. . 0 Heathcote, Esq., Lane-end, Staffordshire. • ' • . • On Sunday last, at Trinity Church, Mr. C. R. Woolford, provision' - merchant, Dale 7 street, to Maria, second daughter of Mr. EdwAra el , borne, block maker. • DIED. In her 93d year, Sarah Blackburn, of Mirfield. widow. The de. ceased was mother, grandmother, and great-granditother to 140 chili dren ; she was able to walk out of doors a week befoie her deeth, and retained her faculties till thedast. * • On the 15th December last, Mrs. 131asland, eldest daufhter of• the Hon. James Dowling, Judge 8f tine Supreme Clert, Sydney, 11,4 1 C South Wales, at the early age of 19 years, halitig been married Mill eight months to a gentleman of the highest respectability Itr =eIIIG • colony. The blow is rendered doubly severe to the learned . ludgqi Ite r ~• father, from the circumstance of his wife having died•nuly In g le e month of August preceding. • • 1" : r At lontego Bay, Jamaica , •the 2b at Msreh , tits trey. , VaISIt•! tine Ward, General Super intendant of the WesleYan.lififfilau!l in t.lll. West India Islands. After a short illness, brought Mr bat assiduous labour in the cause of his heavenly mister, he was called• to his eter nal reward, deeply lamented by the ministers and people Of his We, to whom he had greatly endeared himself by his uniform and WI" tolic diligence, urbanity, and integrity. On Monday, the 6th ult., Mary Jones, the beloved daughter of the celebrated Anglesea bard, P. A. Mon, aged 91 years, universaf respected. On Friday, the 11th ult., in the 30th year of his age, at the-house of his father, Upper Thames-street, London, 'Mr. James 'Forret, printer. late of the Mercury-office, in this town. On Sunday, the 3d instant, aged 19 years, John Edward 10 10 . cooper. Fontenoy-street, regretted by numerous friends. On Monday the 4th instant, aged 54, John Brown, of Manchester'. ' many years a laborious conductor in the Angel-nseadow Sunda,er' school. He "-as remarkable for his unassuming manners and practise' piety. Tie was engaged in prayer on Sunday rnor::ing, in the achOok . when he was suddenly seised with paralysis, and his happy escaped to immortality on the following evening. On Tuesday, the sth instant, aged 9C, Mr. Richard Owen, of Walk denmoor, near Worsley. _ On Wednesday last, aged 30, much and deservedly respected, Anro., the.second daughter of Mrs. Bax.ter, Revell-street, St !Men's; Oa Thursday last, 440. 6 Years. James, son of William Lyon, offt(o. of this town. Same day, at Whitby, near Chester, Mr. Abraham Cheeseborougb. late of this town, aged 41. ' • ' • ' On Friday last, at Rock Poiat-house, Margaret, yopagat4. 4inght.. , r of" the rate William MOlyneal, g 44: Same day, at the workhouse of St. Margaret's, Westminster, at the. . ;chewed aged of 106 years, Catharine Crow, who had been isnibi#4 ,ll of, the. workhouse many years. On 'Sunday kit, Doctor Maclean, in the 65th year of his age. Yesterday, Joshua, fourth. son of Mr. W. 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