The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-08-09 00:00:00

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.'

On Sunday, sermons were preached in all the Wesleyan
chapels in Liverpool and the neighbourhood, to crowded con-
gregations, by the ministers attending the conference ; and
several sermons, in different parts of the town, were preached
in the open air..
Monday was the conference celebration of the centenary
of the formation of the .Wesleyan societies. At six in the
morning, a meeting was held for public prayer. Eight
ministers offered up ardent supplications to Almighty God,
in which they were joined by a devout assembly. Brunswick
Chapel was completely filled- At half-past ten it was again
open, and crowded to excess by an assembly eager to hear
the ex-President, the Rev. Thomas Jackson, preach the
centenary sermon to the conference, a service which it had
assigned to him at its last year's meeting, in Bristol. The
president of the conference read the service of the, Church
of England. Mr. Jackson took his text from 1 Cor. 1 chap.
xxvi-7-31 verses. " For ye see your calling, brethren, how
that not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty,
not many noble, are called : but God hath chosen the foolish

things of the world to confound the wise •, and God hath
chosen the Weak things of the world to confound the things
that are mighty ; and base things of the world, and things
which are despised, hath Godchosen.—yea, and things which
are not, to bring to nought things that are :.that ino,flesh
should glory in his presence. But of him ace ire`iii'Christ
Jesus, who of God'is made unto us wisdom; and rightFOus-
ness, and sanctification, and redemption :.that, actqrdirig as
it is written, he that glorieth, let him glory in the Lqrd."
The two propositions which the preacher. adv.aneed',4*trie
" That the. Wesleyan ministry possessed a charfterer sif'ik-
ingly similar to that which the apostles exercised; dig' the
effects of the Wesleyan ministry were identical with!those
produced by the ministry of the apostles:" M. ..Tp&son
was two hours and fifty minutes in delivering his sertnop,
and, all the while, the attention of the crowded asseinbly
was riveted on the preacher. The fluency and pathos 6f' his
address, and the touching and powerful topics which' he
brought into his subject, 'had a most electrifying effect;
sometimes the greater part of the conference was in this ;
it was a noble effort of mind, and an uncommon instance of
the power of preaching. A public meeting for prayer was
held again in the afternoon. In the evening the Rev. Theo-
phihis Lessey, the president, preached an official sermon
before the conference, a sermon of great ability, delivered
in his usually impressive manner.
On Tuesday morning, the conference resumed its regular
sittings. The ex-president, the Reverend T. Jackson, was
unanimously requested to publish, as soon as possible, the
sermon which he preached on Monday morning, which he
at once consented to do. The president was requested to
publish his evening sermon of the same day. The Rev.
John Scott, also, was requested to publish the sermon which
he preached before the conference, in Brunswick Chapel, on
Sunday morning last. The conference then proceeded to
examine the candidates for full admission. The examina-
tion continued through the remainder of the day. In the
evening, Brunswick Chapel was again crowded at an early
hour, the public examination of the candidates having then
commenced.—Courier.

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 31st day of July,
1839, present, the Queen's most excellent Majesty in Council.
This day the Right Honorable Sir Charles Theophilus Met-
calf, Bart. G.C.B. was by .her Majesty's command, sworn
of her. Majesty's most Honorable Privy Council, and took
his place at the board accordingly.
Lord Granville Somerset, in the course of some remarks he
had occasion to make at the commons' morning sitting, yes-
terday, observed that " there are not now 100 members of
parliament in town ! " And yet the house is proceeding with
business, introducing new bias, voting away £1,000,000, at a
time, (as on Monday, for instance, regarding the " insurrec-
tionary " Canadas !) and all as if there were a full attendance
of members.—Herald.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT CHESTER we announced
last week, the depot of the 94th regiment marched from the
barracks yesterday for Chatham, under the command of
Major Gascoigne ; and they have been succeeded by.the de-
pot of the 14th regiment, which arrived on the same day from
Brecon, commanded by Capt. Haslewpod, in the absence of
Major Barlow.—Chester Gazette.
MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN.—The Nuremburg Correa-
pondenl has again revived the story of one of the young
princes of the house of Coburg being about to marry the queen,
only this time it gives us " a lie with a circumstance," by
asserting that. Prince Albert has been declared of-age, to -en-
able him to do so. There is something rather odd about this.
Last year, some of the German papers gave an account of the
duke publicly receiving.,eongratulations on the approaching
marriage of his son with the Queen of England, which re-
mained uncontradicted. Are these stories put forward as
feelers, first to see whether the establishment of a Coburg
dynasty on the throne of Great Britain, would be tolerated by
the nation or not ? Considering the vast influence England
would acquire by an alliance with„so. illustrious, so wealthy,
and so powerful a house, and considering how deeply the
queen's feelings must be implicated in the matter, she having
had nearly a whole month's personal acquaintance with the
princein question, thereis little doubt that the, snatch would
be highly popular.—Cheltenham Looker-On.,

THE QUAKERS.—The number& Meeting:haling belong.
ing to the Society of Friends inAh6A.lnitetic-Kingdbiii at‘the
present time is 419 ; they meet in 236 of these twice on each
Sabbath day for divine worship ; in 141 they assemble only
once on that day ; and in 42 of them that orrce:Ocea-sionally
omitted. . There are- 298rOut of these.4l9 congiegatitms 'cies-
tante of any minister, leaving only 121 supplied by ministers.
There are only 232 ministers in the connection ; 152 are wo-
men and 81 men.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF LONDON.—A deputation from
this great establishment, which, we underAand, is likely. to
be the organ, as it certainly will be the head of the joini',"stock
banks of England, has arrived at the imperial 11 to in this
city, preparatory, we suppose, to its conimenceinerif,df busi-
ness. The times' 'though unfavourable in one respect from
present monetarydifficulties, are particularly fai•Oixable .in
another froin the universal hostility entertained ttai4:4, the
bank monopolies of England and Ireland, as wel iis for Uie
encouraging faCt that the third report Of the 16yal'Ilank. of
Liverpool, founded upon exa:6tly the same kineiples as the
Commercial Bink of London; has just appeared, wherein we
find that so sound, so safe, .and so successful is the. stem
of one thousand pound shares, that the' Royal Bank, iysr-
pool has not only divid6d five percent. per amiuM j eiws
paid-by capital, but out of its profits; in that short,.pehoO,
laid up as a rest 68,000, and expended 40,000 ena splendid
building in the heart of that thriving town.-Dublin Register.
HOME.—Home can never be transferred, never be re-
peated in the experience of an individual. The place _conse-
crated by paternal love, by the innocence and sport.y of child-
hood, by the first acquaintance with nature, by linking the
heart to the visible creation, is the only home. There is ,a living
and breathing spirit in nature ; every familiar object' has
history, the trees have, tongues, the very air is vocal. ' There
the vesture of decay does not close in, and controul the noble
functions of the soul. It sees and hears, without the ministty
of gross .material substance.—Hope Leslie. •

THE LAW OF DEODANDS.—In the course of an inquiry
into the death of achild who had been rna over by a gentle-
man's cab, held a few days since before Mr. Baker, a con-
versation took place relative to the levying of deodands. The
worthy coroner remarked on the singularity of the law and
illustrated its inconsistency in certain cases. He said that
if a man were to fall from the mast head of a vessel lying in
the Thames, and the accident proved fatal, the ship would
be liable to forfeiture ; but if a similar accident happened on
the high seas no deodand could be levied. -He also observid
that if a man were to be walking on the quay of the Lond4n
docks, and through. some obstruction, he -felt over into the
water, and was drowned, notwithstanding it might be proved
that there was blame attached to the dock company, a coro-
ner's jury would be unable to levy a deodand, the property
where the accident took place being freehold. In that case
it would be necessary, in order to inflict a fine, to proCeed by
action. In cases where deathresulted from absolute carelest-
ness or neglect deodands were useful, inasmuch as they were
a sort of punishment to the parties concerned, and tended to
make them more careful in future; but in instances where
death ensued, f,rom unavoidable misfortune, the law of deo-
dands was one of the most absurd on the statute book. '

KEEPING AN EYE UPON THE ' QUEEN.—WINDSOR, SA-
TURDAY, AUG. 3.—ln consequence of there being no apart-
ments in the Castle specially set aside for the use (except as
offices) of her majesty's lord chamberlain, Comberland Lodge,
which has for some time past been uninhabited, is about be-
ing renovated and furnished for the .Earl of Uxbridge Who,
it is expected, will take possession of it as his lordship's offi-
cial residence at Windsor, in about a month. Lord J. Rus-
sell will, during the autumn, and as soon as parliament is
prorogued, take up his residence at the Buckhurst estate,
which is most delightfully situate near Virginia Water.—
Lord Howick, who has lately engaged a beautiful residence
at Datchet, will be there domiciled during the same period.
It is expected that Lord Palmerston will reside in the neigh-
bourhood of Windsor until the end. of November ; and it is
rumoured, that tinting the period her majesty remains at the
Castle, which will probably be till nearly Christmas, Viscount
Melbourne will engage a mansion for his autumn residence
in the immediate neighbourhood of the royal residence.—
Observer. .[We understand that the rest of the ministers
and their underlings will be quartered in Windsor and its
neighbourhood.]'
TIIE CiCLOPS STEAM-FRIGATE.—This magnificent vessel
the largest steam man-of-war in the
,world, was launched
from Pembroke dock-yard a few days ago. Her dimensions
are as follow.:—Length, 225 feet ; beam between paddles, 38
feet, depth of hold, '2l feet : her tonnage is about 1300, being
200 tons larger than the Gorgon, launched from the same slip
'about eighteen months since. tier equipment as a man-ot-
war will be the same in all respects as a frigate, having a
complete gun or main deck, as well as an upper or quarter
deck. On the main deck she will carry eighteen long thirty-
six -pounders on swivels, carrying a ball of ten inches diameter,
and sweeping round the horizon 240 degrees. The Cyclops,
like the vessel already referred to will be commanded by a
post captain, these two being the only steamers taking frigates'
rank. Her crew will consist of 210 men,' 20 engineers and
stokers, and a lieutenant's party of marines, who will have
the charge of the guns, all of which move upon *slides and
fixed 'pivots, therey taking a much wider range than the
ordinary carriage can give. She will he Schooner rigged, but
her foremast will be of the same scantling and height as that
of a thirty-six gun frigate. Her draught of water, with all
on board, including six months' provisions, completely armed,
and with 20 days' fuel, will be 15 feet. This quantity of fuel
(400 tons) will be carried in the engine-room, but there is
space in the fore and after holds for ten days' more coal,
making in all sufficient fuel for 30 days' run. She has'an
orlop deck below the gun deck, of dimensions so' magnifi-
cent that there is room to stow with comfort 800 /rool'is and
their officers, so that, taking her all in all, the CYclOPs'o4y
be considered the most powerful vessel in her Mileity'f§r-
vice. The Cyclops has been built in six months, Uritle)';The
immediate inspection of Mr. William Edye; bnildei-*Orrtm-
broke-yard, from drawings and plans prepared by his'6l4her
Mr. John Edye, the assistant of Sir W. Symonds, 'sui'qyor
of the navy, upon whose principle, namely, the combiriiiitiif
the sailing and steaming properties, this vessel has,l*th'e4-
structed. The Cyclops'was docked in Sheerness cleielefAcl
the 30th ult., and after remaining there for a few
proceed to the manufactory of Messrs. Seward and ttt:,,
Millwall, Poplar, to receive her engines, which will be iirp2o
horse power, on the principle which, in the 'case Zif ;be
Gorgon, has proved so successful, that the lordS of tWe'iiir-
iniralty have given orders for five more pairs of engines
the same plan for as many frigates. Half-a-dozen Snii
gamesteamers would do three times as much work as the e
number of line-of battle ships. 'Twelve years ago, VW
Cochrane mantained that a few well appointed steamers would
suffice to keep in check opposing fleets in the Mediterranch.n,
and, if we may judge from appearances, a short time only will
elapse before the experiment is tried. The Gorgmilioni-
missioned by Captain C. Hendersan, K. C. B. hitk al-
ready served with distinction on the coast of Spain, in the
Phoenix and Salamander, and is to proceed to the Mediter,
rauean forthwith.—Morning Post,

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Uottrp. CONTEMPORARY PRESS. CHURCH EXTENSION IN ENGLAND. SELECT EXTRACTS.
• `,-I)ll.lptiig flittlignut. UNITED STATES. LONDON GAZETTE.—Tu
Memphis, (798) S Nichols, from New York, 9 brls contents un-...
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- known, J W M'Bride and co-6 boxes do, J Holden-1066 bales
-, RIBBONISM IN IRELAN D. Mr. Baptist Noel has published a useful letter, addres- , GERMAN Poessrt.-Melt an ounce of black rosin, and a cotton, Brown, Shipley and co-313 do, Phelps, James and co-35 E. Green and J. S.:Royle, Liverpool, tea•dealaisaissas,,,,bo.
THE GHOST. (From the Dublin Evening Mail.) • sed to Lord Melbourne, on the subject of Church Exten- quarter of a pound of yellow wax, in an earthen pipkin, and
WIl f J • • d f
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.-Wind S.W. Rain,
wdo,Thorder-1 camboose, P W Byrnes-3 water casks, S Sherlock- dyers-K. Dobie and T. a',,,aaslic t'
ell, ca.
FROM THE GERMAN OF GELLERT.
We are willing to give Lord Ebnngton credit for a sion-calling li. ' li. highand ' f 1
gon him in isposition, a in fu l- pour in by degrees two ounces of spirits of turpentine' when .ARRIVED.-Hesperus, i ey, from Jamaica, sailed from Black
River 20th Prt th from New York-New Hampshire, " '-'
June- o smou , Garrett, Liver
near Liverpool, joiners-J. Ward and D. Rev
-the whole is incorporated, put it in an earthen ,and keep Cambridge, (712)J Bursley, from New York, 1 case contents un-
arlton, from Miramichi-Catherine, from layers. -
(For the Liverpool Standard.) hearty desire to suppress the crimes and outrages which filment of his duty to God and man, to interpose his •
it close covered- for use. When '
you use it, spread a little o
f. from New Orleans-C
Quebec-Avon, from Savanilla-Diligent, Nichols, from Gibraltar known, W and .1 Brown and co-2 do, Vianna and Jones-499 INSOLVENTS. .
- desecrate the land. But we tell him, that ere he, or influence for the erection of a sufficient number of it on the furniture with a woollen cloth, and rub it well in. Parker, Risien, from Demerara, off this port bales cotton, Baring Brothers and co-130 do, Wildes and co-53 Aug. 5.-Edward Mercer, Capel, Kent, grocer
on clic
do, Reid, Irving and co-25 hi chests tea, (exportation) K Dowie 6.-Richard Bright, Holborn, Lon , , f Asgs:
A certain man, whose house, the story goes, any other chief governor, can succeed in this righteous places of worship to supply the%piritual destitution of In a few days the polish will be as hard as varnish.-M,ecka- Daniel Grant, Rackham, from Lima at this port, sailed on the
BANKRUPTS. asresse. see
Was for a long time troubled with a ghost, project, he must disabuse his mind of the delusion that the country. flies' Magazine. 20th April. The Globe was to sail for London about 15th May. On and co-38 boxes do, Valiance and co-264 do, T Hatton, jun-
-1264 brls turpentine, Baring Brothers and co-2 tons bar km,
he
the 18th May; in lat 57 S, long 71 W, spoke t Jane, hence for Jordan a Nt a " L'Te`r.- Idr't:
and Magrath-15 bales woollen rags, Magee an co-20 Sept. 17, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, a . _al
Oft practised secretly, to gain repose, the causes of these crimes lie on the surface of society, Having given due honour to the exertions of the THE RIGHT SIDE.-Dr. Darwin married the widow of South America '
Exorcist's skill to drive him from his post. casks quercitron bark, Mitchell and co-28 casks oil, Graham and Londo ,ta
vo
dco'
Colonel Pole. Early in her widowhood she was rallied in a Brothers, Lobban, from Batavia at this port. On the 29th June, Mess Vincent and Sherwood, Temple,
and must dig deep into the hidden mystery of Ribbon- orthodox Dissenters in the cause of truth, Mr. Noel Ta Ishooks, h d heading, G'h 1 k P D rs' y or-a quantity hoops an aeroc - Old Pau"'
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Yet all in vain was charm, or mystic rite : large company upon Darwin's passions for her, and asked sprung a leak, and was compelled to throw overboard about 1300 Liverpool. PARTNERSHIPS
I,dye DlSSOLVEurs_c.voott„,i,,etroodi.
The ghost so obstinate would not be laid, ism in which they are engendered, and in whose orR- says- what she would do with her captive philosopher? "He is bags rice; put a sail under the ship's bottom; and on the Ist July, Palmfra, (611) J Cushing from New Orleans, 2114 bales cotton,
A Dennistouu and co-29 hints tobacco W H Gilliat-Q D William Moxey Knight, Green Arbour.court,
i • „ore,
But paid a visit to him every night- nization they find refuge and safety. This conspiracy "My Lord, he must be ave • t t• " fd f h h 1b r crf h 'ld Airy impe uous par man, in- very on o c urc es, e 'eve, an i e wou go ere . .
put another sail under the vessel, (the leak having increased,) by Westchester, (652) W Ferris from dew York, 637 bales cotto pr. nter. a .aaalli•sa boa
n. Alexander Williams Wismore-strect, eas
William Parlour Liverpool share-broker, to s__a‘a. Sov:00,
i soos,
A most unwelcome guest, in white array'd! has not been probed to the bottom. It is merely indi- 'deed, who should wish to see the Establishment destroyed, for my sake, I shall scarcely follow him. He is too old for which it was reduced Co about three inches per hour Baring Brothers and clo2do, T B Blackburne-134 do, T and J fishmonger. ' ' a-act,
SAILED.-Plumstead, Symonds, for Lima and Istappa-Tyrone,
One evening to the house a poet cense : cated, in its partial developments, by the evidence lately The orthodox Dissenters of this country, Independents', me."-" Nay, madam, what are fifteen years on the right Gregory, for Cadiz-Flora, Leadbetter, for St. John, N.B. D Thornely-21 do, Waddington, Holt and co-2 boxes contents James Payne Lloyd, Coventry-street, 1-la7Tna"
The host, who loved not by himself to be unknown, Baring Brothers and co-i do, H Mure and co-25 chests
enEttcininn,tgpavvz . ker. arasseinolige'
taken before the Lords' Committee. But unawed by Baptists, Presbyterians, and Wesleyans, amount to about side ?" She replied, with an arch smile, " I have had so -
All night alone, (who would not be the same?) three millions; and of these, 1,500,000 at least are friendly much of that right side !"-Physic and Physicians. Queen Victoria, Marks, hence at Halifax . 223 hf chests tea, (for exportation) C B Buchanan and co-21 t harles Thompson, St. Andrew's-road, ss-
Begg'd him to stay and read, just for a plea. the disclosure of its overt working, it continues to defy
to an Establishment. Under these circumstances, how can Union, -, at Jamaica chests do, 30 brls oil, T Hatton, jtm-2000 brls turpentine, T and J don, builder.
Sands and co Lambeth, baker.
LAMBERT'S PINE.-Before the subject of North James Lee, Prince's.street, Lam
The poet, who was not a little vain, the law and the authorities ; and, pending the circuits the Establishmentle destroyed ? Fifteen hundred thousand leaving s Lady Mary Fox Sowerby hence at Demerara
American botany, we cannot .refrain from devoting a few ' h 'a V • 4611,e1102miletnni:ndge_Virlde:tilisv, ;137ar2=s
A tragedy commenced without delay : of the judges of the land, it confronts their terrors persons cannot coerce the great majority of the pop It. of u a ion words to a pine discovered in Northern California, by the Wave, Millman, hence an Ancona at Venice
109 ao, 2 packages contents unknown, E Heath and co-27 hhds Williain Lee and James Lee, SGtrunockdpoyrtkiniuds7Lancas.' '
Ellen Jenkinson, Walker, sailed from Ancona for London on the . . , . Nicholas lloyie and Dennis ,
His verses pleased himself I dare maintain, with the ostentatious display of crime and insubordina- England and Wales. And if, therefore, the Establishment late Mr. David Douglas; a noble tree in itself, and the most 24th July
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But if they pleased his host I cannot say. . tobacco, J and W Oxley and co-W D• , Sarah Luce Pontypool, Monmouthshire, draper..er.
tion to which we have just called public attention. Un- should be overthrown, not by the force of reasoning, not by splendid vegetable production on the western side of the rocky Effort, Orfeur, from Zante at Gibraltar, and sailed for thls port Leonore, (428) W Graves, from Charleston, 852 bales cotton, J Michael Sclrth, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham' -
The spectre-by the host, not by the poet, seen- the slow process of instruction, but by the demonstration of on the 19th July
mountains. It covers large districts, not, however, forming
Appear'd, and heard, but soon began to quake; repressed by the administration of justice, the very cri-
numbers by what is now technically termed agitation, by dense forests, but scattered singly over the plains. The trunk Grecian, Rowett, hence at Gibraltar Frederick Plank, Plymouth, perfumer.
422 bales
6 do, Cox Joseph Scholes, Blackley, Manchester.
For when the first act had recited been, mmal vaunts of his fidelity to the execrable league -in meeting; against church-rates, and by harangues on the Warrior Wade and Nile, -, hence at Lisbon
is remarkably straight, and clear of branches for swo-thirds Helen ihnnea; ; Hunters Duncan ; Johanna and Heiirich, Hart-Charleston, Wn
and tiS o n
an.d Henderson-63 do, Harrisons and Latham-11 do, Molyneux, haat.
He vanish'd-nor a longer stay durst make. obedience to the requirements of which he has forfeited hustings, it would be overthrown mainly by Roman Catho-Witherb and -17 do, J Lamb-6 do, D Gibb-695 do, 10,000 George Jackson, Birmingham, timber•merc
f height. 11 Douglas d •which • ' ' s •
o its s r. measure one specimen vig, and Donor, Kettle, hence at t. Petersburg
cane reeds, I brl fruit, 2hf brls corn grist, 2 boxes cake, order- George Warburton, Manchester, victualler.
Hope was renew'd within the landlord's breast : his life, and he dies rejoicing in his crime and comfort- lies, Socialists, Unitarians, and Infidels. It would be a y CO
The second night the poet came once more-
ing his fellows by his example and firmness. The exe- victory of irreligion. It would not be the triumph of Inde- had been blown down by the wind, which he observes was Frederick Wilhelm 3rd, Behrend, and Pomerania, Brandt, hence
certainly not the largest he had seen, ,and the dimensions at Danzig W D
He read-the ghost appear'd, but found no rest, pendents over Episcopalians, but of Roman Catholics over Trinity, Pearce; e Anson Oakley Thomas Hall, Walsall, Staffordshire, grocer. 1.
• cution of Guiry for the murder of the late Mr. John were as follow :-The entire length, 215 feet; the circum-Fortuna, GuYt, and Georg , Portsmouth, (492) .1 L Wilson, from New York, 1398 bales cotton, Trist Bath, Truro, grocer. ,
And vanish'd quickly as the night before. Protestants, and of Infidels over Christians. In ever city, hence at Helvoet Molyneux, Witherby and co-W D suf.'s, P
Y . terence three feet from the ground, fifty-seven feet nine inches,
EOrford, Ramsden and co-, s and Biddle-78 do, R S tl b N B ' bll st t London,
Mary, Jackson, and Phcenix, Bunnemeyer, hence at Antwerp
Good ! thought the host ;if such the power of verse, O'Keefe, of Mountain Castle, in the county of Water- to • • wn, and village of this country, the drunken and the dis- and at 134 feet from the ground, seventeen feet five inches. Superior, (570) J Tucker, from New Orleans, 421 bales cotton, Aug. 27. G. Finistcr. Edmonton, wine-inerc
Leopold Ist, Pienscke, hence at Scheldt hattar 1.
I soon shall free my house from such a curse. ford, is pregnant with instruction and warning, and solute, the profane and the seditious, would raise their o
BRITISH'
..,0 do, Humphrey ou 1 y, ew asing a - ree , t. 9,
The third night came: our host remain'd alone; reads a lesson on the state of the country, which we hurrah of victory. It would be the signal for unbridled im- The cones," says he, "are pendulous from the extremities Columbus -, hence to New York, was spoken 29th July, in
. acquiring full lat. ' wilchenbart and cO-1143 do, order-V D Bennitt, Shurborne, Dorsetshire, milliner-SeP , 13, 0.._,,54011,
The clock struck twelve ; again the ghost is there : feel assured Lord Ebrington will turn to.account. We morality, for ostentatious irreligion, and for exulting law- of the branches; they are two years in their 48,10ng. is
growth, are at first upright, and do not be • d Ib - New Hampshire, (613) S Harding from New Orleans 718 bales
cotton, M'Calmont Brothers and ' d B • BrOth d
„cio; 2E 7;: rop.green, Yorkshire, clot - . h manufacturer-SeP‘• pocii,
tom i"n• i•-•-'''' of'
" John, John !" cried out the host, in a loud tone, lessness among all the worst subjects of the land. Stirring a. gin to roop, e . Urgent, (steamer) from Dublin, at this port ; the boat, (contain-
ing five letter bags, Mr. Wells, the second master, in charge of the 'Mt: Attrm,
,WNendttinnesgbDhu:ryvm,;DSetEaffrneDresdrs.clhliaren,tb.huanildtcl
0, a
Penzance, mercer-Sept. 2, R. Thorn _
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copy from the Waterford Chronicle an account of this . , itsg . . . g heve, till the second year. When ripe, they are about eleven co-1096 do, W H Gilliat-W D beer-brewer-Dec. 12, T. Davies, Lewes, sussr'sitata, liar'
" Run to the poet, speedily repair; up society to lowest depths, it would bring all its filth to inches in circumference at the thickest Fart, and vary from Kny's4. anng
Smith, anti •
Bridge, sen . J. Bridge, jun .G. oollea'dc4
bags, Mr. Cornwall, a passenger, and two of the crew,) sunk along.
side in consequence of not being lowered properly. The persons
" Tell him my compliments I send, wretched criminal's dying declaration ; and in it his the surface. New Robespierres and Dantons would head the ers an
t 1 t • teen inches in len th " Awe ve o six
ig . rTnarkable circum- tnat were in the boat and the letter bag•s were saved Catherine, (192) D Coffey, from Quebec, 1637 deals, 52 deal ends, tl/1
"if he his tragedy one hour will lend." excellency will find that secret which renders the ad- Sans Culottes of England, in a wild war against all decency.
i stance s mentioned n connection with this tree ;-when the A W Hart.-From Montreal, 360 brls pot and pearl ashes, 500 brls 28, J. Marshall, Manchester, merchant. „ a
The ghost, alarmed, beckon'd with his hand, ministration of justice inoperative, and baffles the ordi- And pious Dissenters would be the first to lament that their •
trunk is partly burned, the resin which exudes becomes as • flour, 1 pun horns, 324 deals, 1 case returned goods, 2273 standard CERTIFICATES trona"' cy
n to the con
As if to say the servant need not go : nary means of detecting, or even daunting, the corn- victory had been achieved by such confederates. This being sweet as sugar, and is used as a substitute for that article by .
• WEDNESDAY, Au0.7.-Wind W.N.W. and 2273 W I staves, A W Hart-50 brls pot ashes, Rankin, Gilmour To be granted unless cause be show
road-makers-Aug. 27, J. W. Cook, Dover, N•
~ sa C• V,,,,,1°61/
In short, the ghost for ever left that land, easily foreseen, the better part of the nation are not going to ARRIVED-Cal Aug. 27. ham--- • 11,1
mission of the most atrocious crimes. • the natives. The seeds are also roasted for food, and made J. Stock Preston Lancashire corn-merc ~,goo.s
And hasted quickly to the shades below. abandon their Establishment' nor, lam persuaded, will d laid b forwinter • • Thauthor from Antigua; sailed 3d Wt.-Allioth, Chase, from Charleston- Charlotte, (104) J M Alpine, from Prince Edward's Island, 2070
ment' ' ''Burn) I'l taiff'o,oK
s-lane, London, merchant-F.
• t Mrse ' c bet-
"Guiry, (says our contemporary, in describing the crimi- your Lordshi d' th d Btb th kp a vise em to o so. uye ac now- into cakes, ad y consumption. e
last quoted has bestowed on this truly ag • t eine the Swanton, S cutta, Brown, from Bombay-Denison, Jones, and co-K D ,
Swanton ; Senator, Pike; Bombay, Gay; Virginia, pees deals. 1 cord lathwood, Anderson, G arrow and co-Q D
street, London, tailor-E. Cavvley, Bralpoi ,Lambeth,po iy.
Each person who this miracle may read, nal's conduct on the scaffold, and Just before the executioner ledgment of Dissenters, b the f facts, b the - ' in
en,.- r y e testimony o y e name of Lanibertiana in honour e Aylmer
, O. Bourke Lam- ley, sailed 19th ult. and Napoleon, Chadwick, from New York-
Hussey, and Herald, Adam, from New Orleana-sCambridge, Burs-
-J. Guy, Gloucester-place, Vauxhall-walk,
Londoa,
.iiiiv k
Can draw a moral from it if he will, had performed his dreadful duty)-" Guiry then intimated a w fus •
, o experience of the past, we know that, the Establish- C. Fenton, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, jp. li
of
No work, how wretched it tnay be indeed, wish to address himself to the crowd, and spoke in Irish merit remainin D.- •h f 1111 t f t. d ' - ag, issenters wit uiery o ac ion, an bert Esq. the author of the splendid.monograph on the genus Ellen, Cobb, from Miram.ichi-Admiral Benbow, Bruce, fre!ri Q. ue-
to which itbelonas Edinburgh Cab• bec-Dewsbury, Little, from /s ewfoundland-Aventura, kosekey, •-afif I a tit t t 5,5* cr- .• , sa
T. Cole, Leadenhall-street, London, station . a...iii
ester, hosio';
~ . :net Library, No . XXVII . then, ironmonger-E. Mason, Mauch ilk
Yet may,sornetimes be very useful still: nearly to the following effect :-He said that if he desired he Churchmen with considerable liberty, have left the opera- from Maranhani-Matthcw Plummer, Thursby, from Pernambuco.
Historical and Descriptive Account of British America, _„o„„____
And if bad verses cause e'en ghosts to shake, could have saved his own life by impeachiv upon others- tives of the country, by hundreds of thousands, in tad want vol. 111 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 8. la, Vf)"1
A consolation it must be to some that he was offered pardon if he became aft informer-but of religious instruction. What then is to be done? The a., 7,-, Manchester, "Wilson ; William Sharpies, M‘Lelland, and Broad The market is steady, but not • ocfc.s S
11
To know, that now so many we do make, the 'bad blobd' was not in him, and he was now fully satis- Establishment must not be given u tl lat. tp : se popu ion mus
-„,,_
aHE LRANGER OF TALKING SCANDAL BEFORE A PARROT. Oak, M'Kay, hence at Bombay early part of the week-the sales to-day are 4000 bags, 800 Ave.
quite so much doing as in the MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR
clasccdPn 11
That if the ghosts in legions were to come, fled to die." not go untaught: private benevolence cannot provide in- . -Many years ago, I was acquainted with a tippling physi- Albion , from the Clyde at ditto
British' Merchaut, and Thomas Worthington, Duncan, from American for export, the remainder to the trade. 9. Marks and Barnett, (Ist) ..... pato, 1
Sufficient of bad verses there will be, no doubt, Those words contain the essence of the social destruction : there remains only, that the Government should clan in Germany; and, as that worthy gentleman has long Llanelly at ditto -----aaaa a a_a_a_ca..--- ----- -- --- - --- aa.-a-___--- - 13. Thomas Maguire, (2d) ... • • NW, 1
To put all ghosts for ever to the rout, furnish a remedy." since been "numbered with his fathers." I believe the fol. Earl Balcarras and Triumph, from London at ditto LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, AUGUST 8. 13. Charles Graham, (2d)
John Horton, Cunningham, hence for Canton in the Straits of The extreme depression in the money market causes great dui-
R. M. rangement -under which Ireland labours. They are the lowing circumstance may be narrated without fear of bringing 13. Joint Taylor, (2d)
13. William Lowcock, (2d)
rationale of all the [so called] "agrarian" murders With reference to the sum required, Mr. Noel, after down an action for libel on the editor of the Naturalist, even Gaspar, in 110 days ness in Butter, and the finest Belfast cannot be quoted higher than ..• • • pitte, S
13. Peter APArdle, (ad) pittets, co.', I
LAMENT OF THE SINGLE LADIES OF L la that have of late been perpetrated ; and, correspond- alluding to the fact that the Church Building Society, supposing I had mentioned names. I was one evening at a Lawrence. Shaw, sailed from Calcutta. for this port the 9th MaY 90s. Pickled Butter 86s, and not much doing. Barreled provisions 13. Benjamin Baker
ing in spirit with the bond which ' holds the Ribbon by grants of £262,000 in aid of Church Extension, has Party composed of ladies and gehtlemen of various countries, Gentoo, Dodds, sailed, from Calcutta for this port, previous to 22d may be purchased on easier terms, and Bacon is not quite so much
14tdemand, prices, nevertheless, are tolerably supported. 14. Benjamin Baker, (special) . . . . sa Teas, Ise 1
' is Of
(For the Liverpool Standard.) conspiracy together, point out at once the sanguinary called outfire times that amount in local contribhtions, and where scandal seemed to form as regular food for the in- May - l4. Benjamin Hobson, (special) .. • • iscn - I
. e . Alexander, Ramsay, from Calcutta at St. Helena for London, 14. Benjamin Wolfe Franklin, (special) . lie otto,t sal i
mates of the house, as in any small country town in Eneland
machinery of Lord Norbury's murder, and the effective makes the following statement, and follows it with the m • - - • .-
vice. leaky •
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 6. 14. John Taylor, (special) ••••• • • ee Cig'ssuo?
Cal-
We 're ready-we 're ready! it really is hard, y friend Dr. H-, who was addicted to the one great Ripley, Steward, hence at Madeira, and sailed 18th ult. for
m° rale arill discipline which screen his murderers from accompanying appropriate observations :- ; I have mentioned, of course always came in for his full share cutta (From the Circular of Messrs. James Scott and Son.) 14. John Richardson Gorst, (special)
C1are_.......a
That from Hymen's sweet bonds we SO long are debarr'd. The imports have been very small since this day week ;-in our 14. Robert Hamilton, -
The men are so cautious-the hard-hearted creatures !- justice. It is in vain to tempt those who are conscious " Instead, however, of supposing that she parljamentry of abuse ; and, on the evening in question, the remarks on Antigua, Fisher, hence at Antigua
That they care not for all our bland smiles and fair features. of the deed by pecuniary rewards to betray the hands grant would call forth contributions five times larger thanrcular Letter of Tuesday last we noticed the appearance of the ~.......................w............. .41
his weakness were free and loud. I beheld a " talking parrot" Duncan, Small; Little Catherine and David Luckie,
Kerr, hence at Demerara ' Williams,'
weather being unsettled-on that night, and all the following day, At: G. 8. f41,;64
itself, let us only suppose that.PRICES OF SHARES, '„..,•,c5. 1
the private contributions in one corner of the saloon; and, remembering our English Caledonia, Menson, hence at Havana we had a very heavy fall of rain all over this district, and this ap-
There are plenty of redcoats-we like them the best, which executed the sentence, when we find a partakerLast r"
~ would be twice as large as the public. Then, should , Columbus, two volumes contain legions of parrot anecdotes I could not but pears to have been very general to the southward particularly per SWe•...
But they are just like the others when put to the test. of the conspiracy lay down his life "fully satisfied, mbus, Pentreath; England, Gardner, and R. A. Parke,
around London, at this critical period; causing a v' exy general RAILWAYS, &c. 0 •
They tell us we form the delight of their lives, rather than preserving it by revealing his associates. millions be granted to this object, four millions more would fear that, some day or another, mischief would result from salters, hence at Quebecaid 28 15 •• • '
alarm, and a renewed excitement in the Corn trade, during which a Birmingham and Gloucester .. 50 P alO 0
Yet they very well manage to live without wives. be added by private beneficence. As the churches to be the outpourings of its throat. Though a talking parrot, William Miles, Kindley, from Mobile at ditto
Lord Sandon; ••••*-----, hence at Richibucto very considerable quantity of Wheat changed hands here-in bond Ditto anti Derby
The fair deduction from such a dying scene as built ought to be of moderate size, and of the simplest struc- however, it appeared to be in a listening raood. Well, in -but also free-at an advance on the prices last quoted of 4d, 9d, Birkenhead and Chester
Of dinners and balls our papas give them plenty ; 35 paid 42
Mary Howland, Weare ; Troy, Wood, and Franklin, Farwell,
and in some instances of Is per lb. and of Is to 2s per sack and per Bolton and Leigh
Of hints, it is true, our mammas throw out twenty: Guiry's, taken in connection with the prevalence of the tore let us imagine that they would cost, on an average, course of time, Dr. H- was duly announced by the ser-
hence at New York, lath ult.
£.3060. Upon this supposition, the grant of two millions vent ; and while the man of medicine was stalking through barrel on Flour, and all other articles in the trade were a little in- Bristol and Exeter 25 ... • ~ .• •
They accept all the dinners, they dance at each ball, crime for which he suffered, is the extent and deep Westminster, Moore, from London, at ditto
Manches creased in value; but since Wednesday the weather has bec9me as Chester and Crewe la 10 -' ..
They hear all the hints, but won't take them at all ; root of Ribbonism in the land ; and that until this would occasion the erection of 2000 churches, each of thern the passage, some one observed in Joke that two bowls of ter, Bosworth, and POcaliontas, Turley, hence at Phila. 3° •• • • 0 0
They bow when they meet us, and say we look charming, ° • • ,
conspiracy be crushed and extirpated, there is no pro- capable of holding 1000 persons, a number which would pence would be required now that the physician had arrived. delphia favourable as possible for the crops, and futher than postponing the Dublin and Drogheda
commencement of the harvest, they are reported to have received Eastern Counties
16 paid ° '0 0• • '
Or the weather is cold-'tis their hearts that want warming. . , supply our whole want. The endowment .might cause some The parlour door was thrown open, Dr. H-was again an- Pearl, Christmas, from Cadiz, at Valparaiso
very little injury hitherto in -this district; the spirit of speculation Edinburgh and Glasgow
spect of the restoration or peace and order, nor any difficulty, but that difficulty should not for one moment nounced, and all were on the eve of giving him as waem a Chilian, Holton, from London, at ditto
They laugh and they chat, and they pass for our beaux,
Endowments greeting as if he were the bosom friend of each individual pre- Heorsburg, Askew, from Paranagua, at ditto haying greatly subsided, prices have nominally receded nearly as Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 5 paid '100.• '.
Yet-'tis very provoking-they never propose. protection for life or property. interfere with the execution of the object. N w Thomas, Adams, from the Cape of Good Hope, at St. Helena much as their recent advance. Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 11 paid 9
If they knew all the graces and glances we learn, _ism.- may be always useful, and in some cases necessary, but labo- sent, when wicked poll, in his loudest key, shouted out "Two Sabina, Johnston, from Rio de Janeiro, in the Straits of Sunda, The only alteration in the duties on Grain from Foreign ports this Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 10 paidl 0 0
They surely would offer to make some return. rious and faithful ministers would, in most cases, realise a bowls will be required for Dr. H-, two bowls will be re- for Canton, 23rd March
week is a reduction of Is 6d per quarter on Rye and Pease: we can neck, and Ayr
What is it they want? Oh! sadly we fear THE REPRESENTATION OF TOTNESS. sufficient income by the pew-rents. It may be assumed as quired for Dr. H-, Dr. H-, and six bottles for ever! Aureo, Boniccllo, and Papasisto, Cataranicia hence at Alexandria note very few transactions in bonded Grai r Flour for export. Grand Junction
That the charms they require are some hundreds a year! (From the Morning Herald.) an established fact, that wherever a new church is placed, &c. In short, the parrot was perfectly elated by the appear- Firefly, Easter, and Hirondelle, Matthewson, hence at Constan At this day's market, though pretty well attended by town and Ditto half shares
country millers and dealers, the t sactions in every aiticle of the Great Western 3O .• • . ••
It is said they are rather deficient in purse, To the uninitiated in such matters it appears strange with an effective and laborious man, who peeaches the gospel ance of my friend, and he,continued to vociferate the above, tineple
trade were only to a very moderate extent, and the rapid advance Ditto new sharss 0 "
But we'd venture to take them "for better for worse." that Mr. Blount should have been permitted to take his faithfully, in the midst of a neglected population, that and other complimentary phrases, for several minutes with- Plym, Davies, from Constantinople, at Smyrna
Laure, Danse, hence at Bourdeaux of the past week has receded so nearly to our quotations of last Hull and Selby
10 paid •...
Our mammas, poor old souls! trot about every day, seat in the House of Commons as representative in
• church becomes crowded with attentive hearers. In most out intermission. Reader! spare me the task of relating what Willi & Jatnes • , Arthur, hence at Mau Tuesday, that we can make little or no alteration therein. The Lancaster and Preston 3O paid , 0
Till their legs and our patience are near worn away : cases, the mechanic who would prefer to have his own sitting ensued. Suffice it to add, that the doctor never again set Frederick, Beck, hence off ditto weather is again assuming an unsettled appearance, and the Corn Liverpool and Manchester
Parliament for Totness. At the moment when he pre- at a small rent, and if the number of free sittings should be f I 11 11
_oot _ri Let -ouse, that no individual then present ever en- Britannia, Volum, sailed from Alexandria for this port 7th ult. markets of the United Kingdom may for many weeks to come be Ditto quarter shares
The men might possess souse respect for old age, expected to fluctuate with every every change thereof. Ditto half shares
35 .. • • 01 0 0 • 3
And, by taking the daughters, their troubles assuage. , sented himself to take the oaths, Mr.-Speaker must limited, a sufficient income might be raised with a very joyed his further friendship, and that, in an hour's time every Ellen Highfield, Doughty, sailed from Smyrna for this port 14th -
WHEAT, per 701bs s. d. S. d. INDIAN CORN, V 4801 b. London and Binningham
And put altogether, we re a good-looking set, have had the Sheriff's double return before him, afford- scanty endowment. In one respect, the want of a large en- Person of any respectability (!) in the Wien had heard how it.
u Grace Darling, • "g, Crockett, sailed from Trieste for this 24th ult. English
2 5 • . i
A better assortment the gents will not get. ing the right hon. gentleman proof positive that Mr. dowment would be a great advantage. With rich endo.w- the doctor had been put to confusion by abird.-LNaturalist. Ellen German, Blundell, sailed from Leghorn for Zante 18th ult Scotch 9410 0 White '46o 48 0 Ditto new quarter shares .. 5 ... • c, 00•• I.
We very well know all men's tastes don't agree, ments sluggish unfaithful ministers preaching Anstotleian THE
Blount had not been elected at all, and that, in fact, the •" • - ' YOUTH OF JAMES Werr.-James Watt was born at and the Ellen Clare, Roberts, on the 22nd for this port Irish 6 6 9 3 BEANs, per quarter. Ditto and Southampton.... 50 .... 4: 7li ••*:
63 .... 1 . •
..
Bonded
But we are as complaisant as women can be : ethics, or the traditions of the dark ages, and devoting the Greenock, in Scotland, on the 19th of January, 1736. Our North Briton, James, for Alexandria, has put back
Duke of Somerset's nominee had no more right either intervals between their moral essays 'at the church, to litera- neighbours on the other side of the channel have the good BARLEY, per qr. Irish 37 042 0 Leeds and Manchester 6O .... 69 0 .... I
Overland mail from India, via. Marseilles : date from Bombay -I 10 a a I
We 're to Some sentimental-with some we coquet-
.. • • 1 0 0"• s'
We languish and smile-but no husband we get; to swear or to sit in the house than the meanest indivi- ture, or to amusement, might hold such churches; and this sense to consider the genealogy of an honest and industrious 3rd June English 42 043 0 PEas, Grey 34 038 0 Leicester and Swannington.... 50
Chevalier 44 044 0 White 44 046 0 Ditto, (new)
Scotch, per 601 b. 5 0 5 6 SHIP BREAD, per 1121 b. •
Our " Ohs!" and our " Alis !" pass quite harmlessly by- dual who might at that moment have been " cooling would def.eat the whole effort. Consecrated walls, beadles, man as well worth preserving as the parchments of some
and surplices, Greek plays and Latin ethics, cat ena pa.trum, titled families, rendered illustrious, it may be, only by the forl‘
Qesuseeblsecs,pionkeina-t. 15r01a07, hence for Barbadoes, on the 28th ult. 20
miles W. of Scilly; Agnes, hence for St. John, N.B. and Flora, Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
Irish 5 0 5 6 In bond l5 0 18 0 Manchester and Birmingham.. 18 .... is 0 •''.
What a torment that men now-a-days are so shy! his heels" in Parliament-street or Palace-yard. After
?.nddiiputes about church government cannot reclaim an e 't fth • • long. 14 0, and Courier, hence for Syra,
on the 2nd instant, in lat. 48 0, long. 10 0 Foreign, in bond, 0 0 0 0 nova, English, per 2801 b. Ditto and Ditto Extension .. 7 '... • " 0• •'
Oh !if 'twere the fashion for women to ask, , normi y o eir crimes and vices. By this means lam
OATS, per 451 b. this precedent the members of the soi-disant "national Fine 48 058 0 Midland Counties p-mast, and lower-top- •
(By the bye, to some not a difficult task,)
convention" will be great fools if they do not avail of Christ, which is " the power of God unto salvation ;" James Watt we's a farmer in Aberdeenshire ; that he died in English
gallant-mast of a ship or brig, with yards, sails and rigging at- 23 - 0 ...•
How delightful 'twould be to pick and to choose. Scotch 4 2 4 4 Amer. Is brl. free Ditto quarter shares
Of course the men would not attempt to refuse. themselves of Mr. Shaw Lefevre's new reading of the it is the " preaching of the cross" in public and in private, one of the battles of Montrose; that• •
painted white, and yards black, were passed 24th
une, in lat. 470 Irish 3 8 4 0 Sweet MS.. ... 37 6 39 0 North Midland - 10
° 0 • .
But, alas! we are doomed "not unsought to be won :" law of parliament, and transfer their sittings . from which can alone turn sinners to God. Without zealous and (and I may add, that it is still the case in civil discords), Foreign, in bond 210 3 4 Sour 33 6 34 6 South Eastern and Dover .... 12 ... • 0 0".
If it rested with us, 'twould be very soon done. Fleet-gtreet to Westminster. If the oaths do not stick faithful ministers, whose hearts are in their work, the church considering that even death was insufficient expiation for . Ditto, duty free.. 3 9 4 4 OATMEAL, per 2401 b. North Union
• . THURSDAY, AUGUST 8.-Wind W.N.W.
'Tis a terrible thing that men won't understand- in their throats, they may enjoy the honour of taking walls will be of little service, affording the semblance of a holding the opinions which the poor farmer had taken up RYE, per quarter ..42 044 0 English 34 035 0 St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap.. 100 paii, -n 0 •••• ,i 1
35
They are really the plague and the pest of the land. their place in the " great council of the nation" for a religious provision, but withhold n the milt But as the ar i g y. ms to defend, punished him in the person of his son, by ARRIVED.-Northampton, , from New Orleans Henry,
Salter, from Mobile-John Cumming, -, from Charleston- MALT, per qr. fine.. 67 069 0 Ditto, new
middling 50 062 0 Scotch 36 037 6 York and North Midland
34 0 35 0 BANKS.
Our papas and mammas get cross and look glum, act of Ist and 2d William IV., grants patronage in various confiscating his little property; that this unfortunate child,
brief period at all events. One remark remains to be ca,es to persons building and endowing, and as the scanti- Thomas Watt, was brought up by distant relations, and, in Caledonia, from New York-Earl Grey, ,from New- sa. -- --aa •-•-- - ---------- Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 .... 1 -36 10 0". •"
. , •
1
As much as to say, " You've been too long at home." foundland-Emed, Witherby, from Odessa-Amazon, ;---, Bank of Liverpool 412 lOs paid 9:' '7 6 .";
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Ann. 5.
We 're ready-we 're ready! will nobody try, made on this subject. If the nominee of a tory peer ness of endowments would, in many cases, keep out unfaith- the isolated condition to which he was thus reduced, he from Miramichi-Zior, Ennington, and Regatta, Waterson, from .We have had again a large supply of stock at market to-day, al- - Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 1,9 10 0 ••',
Or in single felicity are we to die ? had obtruded himself on the House of Commons un- ful and worldly ministers, there is every reason to think that devoted himself to serious and arduous study, so as after- Archangel-Rosa, Diesener, from Danzic-Spinster, Roag, from - Liverpool Union lO ...• 1: is 9 ••'.
SLIPPERS. der similar circumstances, verily the rage of Chronicles, the provision for public worship made by 2000 new churches, wards, in more peaceful times, to establish himself at Gree- St. Domingo-Hope, Bayes, from Harlingen-and lonia, -, tonnottigh rather less in number than last week. The quality
has been been middling for such an extensive supply, and the market - Northern and Central
- Albion
...............
Suns, and Globes would have been unbounded at the would, in most Instances, secure a zealous and effective mock, where he taught mathematics and the principles of
•rainisration of the gospel." from Quebec. well attended by buyers. The prices on all descriptions of stock -
North and South Wales lO ...• 9 ' 6 •'''
LITERARY NOTICES. flagrant indecency of the thing, and at the unheard-of navigation ; that he lived in the suburb of Crawford's Dyke,
of which he was the baffle, an office he retained till 1734, Liverpool, (s ) teamer hence for New York was spoken ath inst. have been a little on the decline, and a great number were sold, of Manchester lO ... •
12 19 6 ..••
Mr Noel concludes thus :- in lat. 51, long. 15 ' . - notwithstanding, there has been a few ordinary Beasts and Lambs - 1. 17 6 ••'
• - M'chester & L'pool Diet. 15 ... • 7 • ,
misconduct of the Speaker for not handing over the ' when he died, aged 92 years. Thomas Watt had two sons, Richard Reynolds, Bell, from Quebec, at Beaumaris left at the close, but the Sheep was principally sold up. The first South Lancashire - ti •••
" Determine, then, ray Lord, I entreat yOu, that these quality Beef may be quoted at 6id ; second quality, 6d ; very or-
Blackwood's Magazine. August, 1839. impudent intruder to the tender mercies of the Ser the elder John and his brother James ; the latter the father- Hope, Guthrie, from Odessa, at the Clyde
Mary Jones, Fishiey, hence a t St. Thomas Liverpool Banking Company
11°6 ,10 0 • • ..:
2000 churches shall be built. What better or nobler use can of our celebrated engineer. The father, James Watt, was dinary 52d •
l but principally at the antecedent prices. Good Wether
CileonronnughereßiaalnEkank
of
England lO5 :1 : 1
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75
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The tribute paid to the genius of Campbell in "Our geant-at-Arms. It is, however, a good thing to be the you make of the power which Divine Providence has placed long treasurer of the town council of Greenock, as well as Eliza, Uil, hence at Helvoet Mutton reaised did, varying from that down to 6d; agreeable to
Pocket Companions" for the present month is worthy nominee of a whig duke-a very good thing it is to in your hands ? For the sake of thousands of the poorer ma Ana B size and quality, and Ewes at a shade less. Lamb may be quoted East of England lO • .' - 6
one of its baillies and was remarkable in the discharge of • ry , rown, from Hambro' for Newfoundland, at Pentland at from Gad to 7d per lb. sinking the offal. Number of Cattle at
of Christopher North: and when we say so, we pip- have a genuine whig presiding in the chair of the House class whom it•will raise and bless; for the sake of myriads these functions for his ardent enlightened • • zeal, and an spirit Frith 2nd Aug.
Britannia,
, from Quebec for Liverpool, was spoken 25th market)-Beasts, 1188; Sheep and Lambs, 11,281. Phcenix Bank
Wilts and Dorset 7 los.
nounce upon it the highest eulogium in our power. of Commons-and, just at the present moment, it is aof children to whom it will bring.a Christian cdtication ; for of reform. He Was a pluralist (these three syllables, become July, in lat. 46, long. 47 -- GAS, WATER WORKS, &c. 00•• •
The.extracts which are scattered through the critique still better thing to get a whig into that house "by the sake of our countr - which will tran mills° • for the y 1 it q , now-a-days in France an epithet of reproach, are no stigma Hibernia, Cobb, hence for New York, was spoken 4th instant, in LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, AUG. 1. Exchange Buildings a'loo paid las 0. „
10 .... as la' 6 ••''
fully ustify the praises bestowed upon the works from hook or by crook," whether he has been elected orgovernment,
sake of your successors inwhose on the memory of James Watt),-he was a Pluralist of three lat. 51, long. 15 s. d. S. d. ar
s. d. S. d. L'pool and Hrin W gton ater 1 457 ° •
j
ose task it will
make lighter; for the sake of the members of your govern- Old Hay .... 0 11@1 3la 201 b. Potatoes, new 2 6@2 lo is 9016 Works 350 .. • •
which they are taken. "Hasty Hints upon Horses" not. merit, to whom it will give credit; for the sake of that great occupations. He was purveyor of apparatus and instruments
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for navigation builder, and merchant' unhappily, towards 0 00 0 - L'pool Coal Gas Company Stock.... 31" 01/ , •
will .be found very useful by our equestrian friends. political party to which you belong, which has ever been for, the end of his'life, he suffered severe losses in business, by
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The author writes with an enthusiasm which reflects IRISH PROTESTANT TENANTRY SOCIETY. ward in the support of useful measures ;in compliance with which he lost part of the fortune which he had honourably
amassed ;he died in 1782, aged 84 years. James Watt, the Straw Oat .06f0 74 - Mangiewurzle 000 0 - Ditto new shares are now paid up.
credit upon his feelings of humanity. The letter "To public opinion, to which you are accustomed to pay an en-
lightened respect; in accordance with the high principle subject of this &loge, was born with an extremely delicate oft'uoiyhead,
Holyhead W.N.W. blowing fresh in the morning and at -. , •
arraw, Barley 0 0 0 0 - Manure 6 6 7 6 - ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
noon• moderate i
the Protestants of Scotland" is forcibly and eloquently A society under the above name has been established ininn
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at 12 at noon, No, 1729, Fanny, Green Clover 000 0 - Liverpool Marine Assurance } as 41° .
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Ireland under the atronaee of the Rieht Hon V'scount
written, and abounds with practical reflections of the a , P a a • which waits not for the verdict of public opinion ; urged on constitution His moth I e fical er, wms, 1 y name was ?..luirhead, B.S. from Quebec ; iBBl, Monarch, B.S. and 1145, Britannia, B.S. - =a-s____ _ _.--aa Company
orton, the Earl of Dunraven, the Earl of Enniskillen, Capt. m e
i by a demonstrated necessity, and justified by any p - .ns hi •
!s. first lesions in reading. He learned writing at 4 3.0 p.m. from Quebec. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, Ocean Assurance company.... 10 .... ,is
hig_hest importance. " A Prosing upon Poetry" is ' dents ; for the honour of Christ, through whose meitesel gave h Liverpool Fire and Life 2 10s. r
Alsager, M.P., Syr R. P. Glyn, Bart., Henry Blanchard, and anthmetic from his fattier. He attended also the school oft Point Lynas, inward bound, at 630 a.m. No. 283, Wilsons, Imported into Liverpool, from the 30th ult. to the sth instant. S ike' ,•'.
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIE • 7 6 ,
rather a prosy affair: it is too dry and metaphysical. Esq., Rev. Arthur J. It. Preston, and a numerous body of trust you will find happiness beyond the grave; and for the of Greenock. The humble parish schools of Scotland have 8.8. from Demerara, has a pilot. FROM IRELAND.
Anderton Carrying Company.* 15 .• •
We have been highly delighted with the perusal of the landed proprietors. The views and objects of this society, glory of God, to whom you are responsible for the use of all thus the right to inscribe, with a just pride, the name of .East of the Floating light, inward bound, at 8 a.m. No. 1722, Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. . 9A 0 0
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the ower intrusted to •our care • determine that 2000 John Cumming, A.S. from Charleston, and 823, Caledonia, A.S. •2661 8087 2218 173 - 1 1117 Egremont Ferry l2 los. 7 .•
•• Liter,ry Fables," some of which possess great point and the means which it proposes to adopt, for the p.urpose of P
~ ) ? , James ayatt among the celebrated men whom they have pro-
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and interest. "The Lungs of London" is the title ofits objects into execution will be ascertained from c
carrying
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churches shall be built. The decision would soften the d d t the uce -sus as eCollege de la Fliche now inscribes the ---------------------- -- ------------- as__ COASTWISE. 'l7 6 ••••
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asperity
o your opponents, an augment e esteem name of Descartes among its ancient pupils, and the Uni- i Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs.
one of the best articles in the present number. "Pietro of your best friends. The members of the church would VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING, Steam Tug Company 7.• • • 0o ° •,..
• OBJECTS. versity of Cambridge rejoices to this day in the name of New- 22 1788 - - 14 20
Harrington Docks 100 .. • • 15 0 •
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d'Albano—a Tale of Enchantment," is well rendered Amidst all the exertions that are making to protect Pro- thank you for it, and the best and wisest Dissenters would ton. The continual indispositi f J
on o , ames Watt did not, (SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.) Previously al3g 35222 2976 77 168 305 Apothecaries' Company
well as bigoted flocks, Priesthood, the German of Tieck. The essay on " Song-Wri- testantism in Ireland from the mine and assault of the Popish acquiesce in it, the country would approve of it, and posterity however, allow him to give himself up to his studies at the .____4o,-__ 013 •.. '
Asphalte (Liverpool)
ting" will be perused with great pleasure by the lovers riesthood, and their as from the" would recall it withwi gratitude. C. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. (Polonceau)
school of Greenock so assiduously as was to be desired. For EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 8(
of Burns. A review of Alison's History of the French powerful attacks of the Tyrconnells, and Phippses of the • saiaa. a considerable part of the year he was confined to his cham St. Helena, T Long, 142 Cape of Good Hope, R Zwilchenbart &Co
WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid I ,
Crown, it appears never to have occurred to the leaders of ber, and he was left to study without assistance. Thus, as AFRICA. TIDE TABLE. I
Revolution" closes this excellent number of Blackwood. SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SACRED MONTH. • Archangel
the Conservative party, that all the while, the only lasting indeed is most common, did his high intellectual powers, Dwdalus, T Hare, 391 Africa, Hamilton, Jackson &Co Memel 17- 0-18 0 Days. film. Evn. i Height. 004
ground of success and security, a Protestant Tenantry in The clever chartist project of a month's starvation does F destined to bring forth such happy fruits, first mature and Kingston, , 268 Africa, C Horsfall & Son Gothenburg l5 10 16 0 1 Not above 16 ft - 345 At!
raser's Magazine. August, 1839. Ireland, which forms the connecting/ink between the two • , develope themselves in solitude and reflection. Watt was Margaret, J Leslie, 312 Sierra Leone, G Brown & Harrison Wyburg 16 0-17 0 Fat'l9. 8.P.2. .
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not appear to oe very captivating upon a nearer view. As the
In spite of the carping of the radical portion of the countries, has been, and is, daily disappearing, time approaches the resolution does not seem to strengthen. ls too much an invalid to allow his parents to think for a mo- NEW SOUTH WALES. Petersburg 16 10 -18 0 21 feet. Friday 911 14 10 54 14 10 c eOO
1a„,r0,31'
.
press, we venture to pronounce this number of Fraser Large districts of Ireland, which not very long since were In Scotland, which is a land of prudence, the chartist pro- ment of setting him to any regular occupation. They left li
Majestic, R Strait , 316 Hobart Town and Port Phillip, PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. .e22...t'2 10s. saturda, iii II 53 11 34 15 10 Bt. soda
to he one of the best that we have ever seen. Its
peopled with those gallant
and faithful men, ject for a month's idleness and want has found no favour who form the him entirely at liberty to. choose his own way of passing his G Brodie &Co Dantzig, Deck - 0 4 Sunday 11 0120016 11 11 (91'
anni '
British American Pine
vanguard of Protestantism and the British Monarchy, have time. - WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
" Specimens of Persian Poetry" will afford a rich treat been weeded of them to such anthat t
extent,no a single whatever, and the agitators complain that in England their Mountaineer, W Williams, 296 Kingston, Jamaica, LATHWOOD, per fathom. 'I ussday 13 121 I 5 17 2
to all who delight in the glowing and gorgeous imagery Protestant is now to be found in them. followers are not armed generally enough for it. The mean- A NEW Drsx.-We continued our walk, without seeing . thine & Tomlinson Danzig, 4 feet
British American • 90- 10 0 •-•4 Is.
50- 6 0 15s. Wednes. 14 153 136 16 7
Thursdayls 224 2 9
ine of beina sufficientl armed for a cessation of labour a either elk or common deer ; when suddenl as we were cross-
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of oriental writers. "My Private Log" is a capital tale Where the Established Church once stood, and the pure SOUTH AMERICA. MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. osp,
wages is obvious enough. ing a high stony bridge, he pointed out an animal mown
of the sea, full of varied incident. The sketch of "John religion of Christ was once disseminated, now stands the Now, if it-possible,
were as supposed by the chartist along it which stopped behind a great stone and thence
g Water Witch, J Lang, 80 Laguira, Puerto Cabello and Tampico, Honduras
Bull's Castle" contains much truth and depth of feel- Popish Mass-house, pouring forth the soul-destrovin doc- leaders, to get a million of people to provide themselves with Peeped out, staring at us. We were now savage and hungry, Fame, R B Pringle, lithe & Tomlinson Cuba
155 Monte Video, J Poole &Co St. Domingo O9l-1 11 a
.t>s. BIRTHS. aro-s,iog
I On the 18th ult. at Longfleld, a poor wornatilir, le°
trines and immorality of Ma nooth. From these districts
ing. "The Rising of the Sun" is the title of an excel- all rational ho frevivalYf hope o the either o true religion or arms, and to give up a month's wages, could no better and and ready to devour a wolf if we could get nothing better; Elizabeth, P Clark, 123 Tampico, J Poole &Co OAK PLANKS, British American none. 155 per load, three fine children. She only survived an
4
lent song, dedicated to the conservatives of England. civilization, through any other means than the replacing a more practice' use be made of such a sacrifice than the pro- so I levelled my rifle and shot this unknown skulker by the UNITED STATES. TEAKWOOD, par cubic feet
STAVES, per 1200. 4 9 - 5 6 10s. children under fifteen
el
duction of a month's want mse , is ry, tumult, devastation, and On oina u to him he r yea h
stone. g 0 p p o -to-e a grey badger. Parthenon, S T Woodberry, sae New York, G Brown &Co
,
Its language ought to meet with a hearty response in Protestant Tenantry, is utterly banished. What more im- Danzig, C. Pipe £l3O 0 -140 01 N 601' ,31°01
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a.aaa bloodshed? I know that in the north-west highlands of Scotland, this Echo, - M
a aa‘a a,_allett, 691 New York, Galt & Barff lihrl
70 0 •-• AO 11 _ • _ hi. „„ae of rtic°,4 '1.1.41

WOOD, Deals, eals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
_ _
Of Burns. A review of Anson 's rlistory of trig V rencn pvw GI IUI CLIACIA.,2I. IJI I.IIG A yAVIJIIII4.., “Liva. J. LIIFFOGO 1,. el..
I
Revolution" closes this excellent number of Blackwood. Crown, it appears never to have occurred to the leaders of. SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SACRED MONTH. ber, and he was left to study without assistance. Thus, as
Hamilton, &--
Co- Archangel ..e.18 o@l9 0
the Conservative party, that all the while, the only lasting indeed is most common, did his high intellectual powers, Daedalus, T Hare, Africa,AFRICA. archangel
II- a-m
17 0 - 18 0
ground of success and security, a Protestant Tenantry in The clever chartist project of a month's starvation does destined to bring forth such happy fruits, first mature and Kingston, - , 268 Africa, C Horsfall & Son Gothenburg l5 10 --16 0 Not above 16 ft
Margaret, J Leslie, 312 Sierra Leone, G Brown & Harrison wyburg
Fraser's Magazine. August, 1839. Ireland, which forms the connecting link between the two develope themselves in solitude and reflection. Watt was 16 0 - 17 0 F..e19. B. P. 2.
not appear to be very captivating upon a nearer view. As the • • •
NEW SOUTH WALES. Petersburg 16 10 - 18 0 21 feet.
In spite of the carping of the radical portion of the countries, has been, and is, daily disappearing. time approaches the resolution does not seem to strengthen. too much an invalid to allow his parents to think for a mo-
ment of setting him to any regular occupation. They left Majestic, R Smith, 316 Hobart Town and Port Phillip, PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. .422...t'2 10s.
press, we venture to pronounce this number of Fraser Large districts of Ireland, which not very long since were In Scotland, which is a land of prudence, the chartist pro- G Brodie &Co Dantzig, Deck - 0 4
peopled with those gallant and faithful men, who form the ject for a month's idleness and want has found no favour him entirely at liberty to. choose his own way of passing his British American Pine - 0 3
to be one of the best that we have ever seen. Its
vanguard of Protestantism and the British Monarchy, have time. WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. LATHWOOD, per fathom.
whatever, and the agitators complain that in England their • Mountaineer, W Williams, 296 Kingston, Jamaica,
" Specimens of' Persian Poetry" will afford a rich treat been weeded of them to such an extent, that not a single followers are not armed generally enough for it. The mean- A NEW Disx.-We continued our walk, without seeing Danzig, 4 feet .wa 0-10 0 .e 4 ss.
to all who delight in the glowing and gorgeous imagery Protestant is now to be found in them. *no. of being sufficiently armed for a cessation of labour and .either elk. or common. deer ; when suddenly, as we were cross- Imrie & Tomlinson British American • 5- 6 0 15s.
of oriental writers. "My Private Log" is a capital tale Where the Established Church once stood, and the pure I ' • • SOUTH AMERICA. MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick.
wages is obvious enough. in a high stony bridge, he pointed out an animal moving 0 8 - 0 11 41 10s.
of the sea, full of varied incident. The sketch of "John religion of Christ was once disseminated, now stands the Now, if it • were possible, as supposed by the chartist along it which stopped behind a great stone and thence Water Witch, J Lang, 80 Laguira, Puerto C. abello and Tampico, Honduras
lnule & Tomlinson Cuba - 1 1/ 1.4,5.
Popish Mass-house, pouring forth the soul-destroying doe- leaders, to get a million of people to provide themselves with peeped out, staring at us. We were now savage and hungry, Fame, R B Pringle, 155 Monte Video, J Poole &Co St. Domingo l- 2 3 J
Bull's Castle" contains much truth and depth of feel-
trines and immorality of Maynooth. From these districts OAK PLANKS, British American none. 15s per load.
ing. " The Rising of the Sun" is the title of an excel- all rational hope of the revival either of true religion or arms, and to give up a month's wages, could no better and and ready to devour a wolf if we could get nothing better ; Elizabeth, P Clark, 123 Tampico, J Poole &Co
TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet - 5 6 10s.
lent song, dedicated to the conservatives of England. civilization, through any other means than the replacing a more practical use be made of such a sacrifice than the pro- so I levelled my rifle and shot this unknown skulker by the UNITED STATES.
STAVES, per 1200.
suction of a month's want, misery, tumult, devastation, and stone. On going up to him he proved to be a grey badger. Parthenon, S T Woodberry, 536 New York, G Brown &Co Danzig, C. Pipe £l3O 0 -140 0
Its language ought to meet with a hearty response in Protestant Tenantry, is utterly banished. What more im- bloodshed ? I know that in the north-west highlands of Scotland, this Echo, - Mallett, 691 New York, Galt & Barff Hhd. 7O 0-80 .0 Not ab. 36 in.
the bosom of every true patriot. The " Sketches of the mediately presents itself as a simple and obvious duty to the .....
vire-arms for a million, at the moderate rate animal is sometimes eaten, and his hams (when cured) are England, B L Waite, 731 Philadelphia, Baring Brs &Co 1 3s. B.P. 28.
University of Heidelberg" are extremely interesting. protection of the Protestant Creed and Constitution, is the of £1 a man, would give
and 5i feet long '}soo - 70 0 2 6 4s.
prevention of the removal of the present Protestant Te- Liverpool, J Davenport, • 642 New York, Focke & Boult 3 0 6s.
The description of the duel is well drawn up. We The sacrificed wages of a million, at the low rather a wry face at the idea of feeding on what we had always Do. Puncheon l4 0- 25 o
nantry of Ireland, through the operation of those Well- BRITISH AMERICA. TIMBER, per cubic foot. a. d. s. d.
average of £3 a month, would give 3,000,000 considered abominable vermin, but professed himself open to
have enjoyed a hearty laugh while perusing the slashing known causes which drive them from the homes of their - Venus, it Simmons, 268 Quebec, J Moss &Co Oak 2- 4 0
review of " A Handful of Trash." 'We trust that the brave ancestors, to make way for the Papist, who introduces
Total £4,000,000 with skinned and cleaned the creature ; and as I felt sure that John & Robert, A M'Kechnie, 501 Quebec, A Denniston &CO Pine, British Amer. common .. 17- 1 9 10s
1 9 - 2 4 per load.
New T Frobisher, 414 Quebec, Eshelby, Rowett &Co
silly authors whose works are noticed in the article the misery, superstition, and conspiracy, of which his reli- Thus, in the desperate attempt to obtain the suffrage, by neither my German friend nor my Scotch servant would taste ' Brunswick, 189 Montreal, H Smith yellow - 1 11
will derive benefit from the castigation which o!iver pious and political creeds are so prolific, and which ultimately means against which humanity revolts, four millions sterling it if they knew what it was, I determined to play them a Queen, ,
Danzig, middling 2 2/- 2 3
EUROPE.
brought to bear against the Constitution of England Memel, middling 2 21- 2 3 1 .'2 15s..pload
Pirko has bestowed upon them. The critiques of are brought are to be thrown away by the working classes, and with no trick for their own advantage. We accordingly cut off its •
Rembrandt, J Schaeper, 87 Antwerp, C G Weber &Co 2 6 -
other certain prospect than' that of suffering, slaughter, and head and tail ; and carrying it back to the camp, told them Riga, red
Triumph, W Lodge, 192 Adra, Eshelby, Rowett & Co
" Captain Orlando Sabertash, on Manners, Fashions, The Irish Protestant Tenantry Society will strenuously we had brought them a young bear-cub ? They both examined • -
excution, for the men ; and starvation for their wives and Expedition, J J Krowse, 256 Danzic, Bahr, Behrend &Co
and Things in general," are exceedingly amusing. The labour to meet and counteract this destructive course ofit, and neither detected the imposition. We made our soup, Juno, J H Backlund innocent children. Now, if such a sacrifice of money couIdATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
LErels Elsinore,
on " Egyptian Mythology" is learned, and, at things ;it will exert itself by every lawful means within its be made for the franchise, could it not be made with inure and I broiled my badger : his own fat as all the basting that Freden, J Nyman, ' 250 Elsinore InudrVernau g weber
& Co 2
reach, to retain the present Protestant population, and toFerdinando Second, G Castellano, 224 Rotterdam,'
Bahr & Co INDIRECT. DIRECT INDIRECT. DIRECT.
the same time interesting. The remaining papers in effect without the horrors Ind mischiefs we have alluded to, he required; and when he was served up, we all agreed we
introduce a Protestant Tenantry into the districts beforeM'Nair & Dutton ---
Fraser are well deserving of perusal. alluded to. and proceeding upon certainties instead of desperate chances ? never had eaten more sweet or excellent meat :it had but Ottavio, G Lucovich, 300 Trieste,
C G Weber &Co From China
For four millions sterling, earned in wages and clubbed for one fault, being so exceedingly fat that it surpassed in that Staeffette, C A Ziminerm,an, 237 Pillau,
W H Wood Calcutta .... May 21
The means by which the Irish Protestant Tenantry Society respect any pig or other animal that I ever saw ; fortunately El gante Friolan, .114'ILLerrse,ras2,nceilljzal, 1
the purpose of enfranchisement, four hundred thousand ten- Bombay .... J une 8
Foreign Monthly Review, and Continental Literary will endeavour to effect these important objects :- d Leghorn,
pound voters might be made-four hundred thousand indus- it was young, or it could not have been so tender as it was. Vianna & Jones Mauritius .. April 23
Journal. August, 1839. Ist.-A general registry of lands, &c., in Ireland, to lie trious families well lodged, instead of rendered houseless and While we were eating it the younger John cast many simifi-
Y Jolfn Souchay,
Charlotte, P Peterson, 150 Hambro', Bahr, Behrend &Co Lima
et or sold to Protestant tenants or purchasers, will be kept Uecker, A W Redman, 258 Riga, Bahr, 13ehrend &Co Bahia lnns 7
destitute. Here would be a good slice of the suffrage, and cant and comic glances at me, and I had thegreatest difficulty We have already expressed a favourable opinion of !
in. Dublin and London : and a registry of Protestants want- in maintaining my gravity ; however, I did so, and in order Paquetta dos Azores, J M Ribeira, 104 Lisbon, Vianna & Jones Pernambuco June 15 I .
if there was to be a sacrifice at the expense of the many for
the first and second numbers of this excellent periodical ing to become tenants or purchasers, will also be kept, by Bounty Hall, - Scott, 401 Cronstadt, R& G Beim -
(the third we have not been favoured with), and the which means each will know the wants of the other without the object, it would surely be better that the sacrifice should to heighten the effect of the joke, I connived to turn the
Columbus, J Silven, 340 Elsinore, G A Lilly & Co
[MONTHLY REPORT.]
' be for a certain though partial result, than for a most im- conversation upon the various meats and animals which Bethea, C Campbell, 119 Leghorn, J G White
• number before us has served to strengthen our good expense.
probable general result, and that it should be attended with prairie travellers might be often constrained by hunger to OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,
244 St. Peteosburg, Bahr & Co
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opinion. It contains several articles of first-rate merit. 2c1.-Local registries for the same impose, some of whicheat. After mentioning in succession the beaver, thc fox, the Established A.D. 1820.
benefit to a portion of the working classes themselves instead
The life of "Pope Innocent the Third" is very fairly have been already formed,) will be promoted in the Irish a ruin to them, and • •the " - b the , Isaidthe ,4 *-
em, injury to rest of the community. ear, &c., to elder John Supposing we Temperance, TFALYerGe'rand, 132 Constantinople and Trebizond,
Bahr, Behrend &Co New Patients admitted in the month of July
counties and wherever else it may be deemed advisable. Ow- We have said this much by way- of general illustration upon were hard pressed for food, how would you like to partake 179 Gibraltar, Malta and Alexandria, Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical }
884
and impartially written. We recommend to the expo- Yates, Louthean & Ct; Assistance during the month of July
ing to the facility which the general register of deeds in Ire- an extreme hypothesis, but it would be well for the chartists of a badger ?" The answer, most emphatically delivered
cial notice of the epicure the able and learned article land affords for knowing, to a certainty, the exact title to
to consider whether any amount of sacrifice which they are with a visage of horror and disgust, was "Lord ! sir, I'd Corneliu,s,.T. K Betts,
Total since the commencement.... 28,206
on " The Philosophy of Eating." The " History of real property in that country,' the transactions of this society importo. really and without any exaggeration disposed to make for the rather starve than eat that nasty vermin !" We concluded Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill, Surgeons.
Port-Royal" contains some very curious particulars, will be simple in their nature, and easily comprehended by Mr. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
franchise, might not have an application beneficial to their our dinner, and our unconscious badger-fed companions ' . __.....w.....-..
illustrative of Popish trickery and superstition. The any person interested in them. own body instead of injurious to the rest of society, and Prosecuted their journey merrily, congratulating themselves
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 10. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT.
3d.-The society will form libraries, for reference to works sure in results, instead of proceedings of the most desperate on the excellent dinner which the young bear had afforded.
" Rose of Dekama" introduces us to some curious of undoubted character bearing upon the landed interests ofFortfield, (285) J Siy, from Bombay, 270 bales cotton, Daniell, August 3, 1839.
traits of character and peculiarities of manners in thechances. They profess to be ready to pay representatives in So much for prejudice.-11fitrray' s Travels iwNorth America
Dickinson and co-100 do, G Loch-200 do, Lodge, Prichard & co-
the country, and avail itself of the aid of the press, not only parliament, and extending the same principle, they might PRESERVATION OF THE TEETH. -In order to preserve 476 do, J 0 Johnson & co-32 bales Ihf bale wool, 30 cheats ben- DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
Dutch. The account of the state and progress of in forwarding the more specific objects of the society, the supporta ten-pound constituency out of their own body and the teeth from caries, it is absolutely necessary that they jamin, Daniell, Dickenson and Co-853 bags ginger, 68 frazils In-patients cured 24 In-patients
" French Manufactures', is extremely interesting, es- planting and retaining a Protestant tenantry in Ireland, but
l.the fruits of industry, which they profess to be ready to' should be brushed once in twent _four hours, and so etTec.. coffee, order-1 box ornaments, W Talton-53 bales hemp, Mac. Relieved and at own request .10 Out-patients
peCially to all who are engaged in trade and commerce. ikewise, in laying before the Protestants of the British em-
forego for the foolery, madness, or wickedness 9f the so- tually as to to remove any portion of fops which may have donald, Milne and co-27 cases gum rabic, 1 case cowries, 1 case Made Out-patients I Casuals during the last week 7
'`The Life of Martin Luther" is one of the most at- pire, the causes, general and local, which are working their called sacred month. adhered to them. This will prevent the remains of food shells, 3 cases hides, Evans, Foster and co-6235 buffalo horns, Irregular . - 1 Remain in the house 208
extermination • and while the society will avoid interference
. . . . They cannot elect members of parliament, but they can from undergoing decomposition in the situations already gilvy, Gillanders and co-128 bales hemp, 161 bags pepper, J 0 Dead 3
tractive articles in the number before us. The remain- with .'
the Popish Tenantry, it will not hesitate to point out make ten-pound voters if they are resolved ass the assert
Y , y , described, the putrid matter arising from which has been _j°
° tivnuson and co-1 trunk 1 package contents unknown, J Bibby -
Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson.
. ing articles are also good. If the Foreign Monthly those instances in which the Protestant Tenantry are discou- to make sacrifices, and practise. self-denial, fqr the attain- pointed out as the active agent of destruction :it is better, Brothers, (356) J Lobban, from Batavia, 7677 bags rice, C R Simp. House Visitors ... . . Mr. Ripley and Rev. T. G. Leigh.
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proceeds as it has begun, it will necessarily become raged; and it will be considered one of the most important Chaplain Rev. R. Davies.
merit of the suffrage. The million which they bdast them- however, to clean them morning and night ; but • strict son and co-3 boxes preserves, 1 case contents unknown, Wit
one of the most populor periodicals of the day. duties of the society, to see that the Protestant Tenantry, in selves to. be subscribing a pound a.-year each, would support cleanliness requires the use of the brush at the terming- Coubrough-1 case contents unknown,
. Harrisons and Latham-4 Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
going to take possession of land, are furnished with the ne-
a constituency of 100,000 of their best men. A' pound is tion of every meal. The ablution of the teeth, in many House Surgeon Mr. Nottingham.
cessary introductions to societies and individuals, local or bell N B Owing
boxes oil, G Armstrong-1 box images; W Duncan-1 case paint-
•- -- much fora poor man to give, but it is not so much as the instances is performed in that superficial manner which does ings, W Rawson-2 boxes tea, R Camp .- . . ng to. the
vessel have sprung a leak on the 2Oth June, about 1300 bags of the LOCK HOSPITAL.
otherwise, by whom their interests and personal security may
Tint CHEATER GARRISON.-The depot of the 91th regi- proposed sacrifice of a mouth's industry, and it would better little or nothing for the prevention of decay. The operation above mentioned rice have been thrown overhoard-W D Admitted
promoted. ment of foot, now doing garrison duty in this city, will pro- be pr the condition of 100,000 good men with their families, in- of the brush is generally confined to the front teeth ; and Calcutta, (706) J Brown, from Bombay, 1832 bales 42 hf bales Remain in the house 4O
cecd in few allays to Sheerness en route for India. The depot 4th.-There are large tracts of country in Ireland unculti- stead of ruining millions and filling the country with terror and whether confined to these or extended over a large range, cotton, order-328 bales cotton, Gregson, Melville and co-742
vated, which the society have been encouraged to hope may
of the 14th foot would march from Brecon on Wednesday and misery.-Examiner. it is almost always applied across their anterior surfaces PACKET BOATS.-FALMOUTH STATION,
be obtained on advantageous terms, for the purpose of Pro-
e ne
os of andia
se
eos
g' 2a4m a balesa
146 bales 10 la bales1
do, do Barton, Irlam and co-
bales 15 hf bales do, Finlay, Aston and c-5 bales do, Dirom,
Richmond and c-
to succeed the 94th, and is expected to arrive in this city on only; and the irregularities upon the masticating surfaces of
testant colonization, and to which they will accordingly directNERAL POST-OFFICE, Aug. 1.
Daniels,
d and 5- • ' b* hemp,
"0
bags
the 7th inst. We are happy to say that Major Gasquoine the double teeth, and the interstices in which the food is the
their attention, either to promote Protestant tenancies, orie, 18 cases 1 hf
and the officers have earned golden opinions from all classes STATE OF TRADE. most liable fo lodge, and consequently the most subject to case Mother o'Pearl shells, Evans, Foster and co-6 boxes shells, Mails made
obtain for the society an act, or charter of incorporation, as s2,llogarbal, epsirdooin,
Last Packets Next Packets
during their temporary sojourn here; the non-commissioned decay, are altogether neglected. The most effectual method .3 w Carter-240 bales 13 hf bales wool, 42 bales hemp,
59 bales DESTINATION. up in
Sailed. Due.
may be judged most serviceable to the Protestant interest. MANCHESTER.-At the commencement of the market for removing the particles of food from the interstices ofLondon.
officers and privates have also conducted themselves extremelyhides, 65 hf bales goat skins, 10 cases cowries, 25 cases gums, 700
sth.-The society will thus be enabled. to embody in its ,PRinchiemilsonDiek
bags ginger, 748 bags pepper, order-B D - -
well.-Chester Conrant. yesterday, there appeared to be an improvement in the de- the teeth is to brush them upwards and downwards, and the
operations, the providing a refuge or asylum for persecuted Holland Tues. & Fri., Mon. & Thurs.
FLOODS IN YORKSHIRE.-The Doncaster Gazette con- Protestants, especially converts from Popery,- in which they mans for yam ;
.some sales were made on terms a shade brush should be firmly applied across the masticating sur- WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri.
•Tues. & Satur.
tains accounts of extensive floods in Yorkshire, which have may earn their bread by honestbincust, :izenfreo the better than the prices of the preceding week, and a consi- faces of the double teeth; and if it were possible by these Hesperus (330) J Killey, from Jamaica, 334 hhds 50 tees sugar, Lisbon
destroyed a great deal of property. Very great injury has molestation and oppression of from
derable amount of business was generally expected. As the means to keep the teeth perfectly clean, and to dislodge all 150 pins rum, 1 pipe wine, 11 bags pimento, 504 tons logwood, J Madeira 1 Saturdays .. 1 '"verP°°l'
July 30.
been done to the crop. The river Don rose to such an extent the victims ;by which, it is confidently they are
largey day proceeded, however, this buoyancy entirely disappeared; the food which is retained in their indentations and inter- Gladstone and co-3 bags cotton, S S Green-1 bag wool, 2 kegs Spain & Gibraltar
Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday Iberia, July 22.
between Sheffield and Doncaster, that its waters spread over amount of persecution ma be revented, and the mainten and, in the afternoon, the market was dull, and prices quite stices before decomposition could take place, it is not inipro-
Denison, (325) H Jones, from Antigua, 415 hhds sugar, 112 puns Egypt and India.. 4th Saturday Royal Tar,July 8
the fields and meadows to an immense distance. Houses ante and extension of the yf
reverted
"thmaterially "re orme al promoted. as low as on the preceding Tuesday. The goods market was bable that caries would be as seldom met with in the teeth as tamarinds, 1 box succades. order- D
Ist Tuesday Sheldrake, Penguin,
were inundated, and on the new line of road to Selby the mail 6th.-The society will also flat and prices rather drooping than otherwise notwith- •other b •which • •indeed,
establish a parliamentary agency in '
puns molasses J Jones-26 hhds sugar, C Turner, jun-1 box rum, Brazil & B Ayres each month. July 8. Aug. 23.
horses went through the stream knee deep. Many cultiva- London, in which arliamentary business- r-latilig to Irish standing. the advance in cotton at Liverpool. The situation is a circumstance of rare occurrence. But it must be al- order-12 hhds 9 tees sugar. Trustees C'Turner-;14 salted hides, J America ' 1
Ist Wednes. Lapwing, July 6.
tors of the soil on the line of the Don will be great losers. estates, when it tiers upon the interests of Irish Protestant- of the spinners and manufacturers is consequently far from lowed, that, in a vast number of cases, from the deeply in_ Jones-12 packages presents, 1 box a portrait and linen, order-P D Jainai. L'ward
Ist day of H.M.B. Petrel, Ranger,
Isl. & Hayti..
At Rotherham also, there was much damage done. The bo- ism, will be transacted. ' being improved ; and the firms in the neighbourhood of Ash- dented and irregular structure of the teeth, it is not practice- Parker, (449) H Risien, from Demerara, 436 Sandi brls sugar, 21
each month. Aug 3. Aug. 26.
dy of a woman was discovered near Kilnhurst, floating on the 7th.-In planting colonies, the society will likewise en- hhds sugar, Wilson and Austin-7 puns rum, Chauncey and Mexico and Ha- 1 15th day of H.M.B. Express Lyra,
ton and Stalybridge (whose agreement for working short ble, by the most rigid attention t°' the rules of cleanliness, puns 36 hhds rum, 110 puns 3 hhds molasses, ach, 'Fin and Lagnira
time expired at the end of this week) have again extensively to prevent the decomposition of food in some of the sites- co-20
f Jamai. L'ward
surface of the water ;it was in a decomposed state, and it is deavour, as far its possible, to pursue the plan already adopted Lang-10 puns rum, order-12 puns 7ikhds ruin, G Quayle-45 hhds vans
thought that it is the remains of a woman who drowned her- with so much success by the Labourers' Friend Society in signed a fresh agreement for a month, to the same effect as tions already noticed • the consequence of which is, •h t
self about three months ago, near the railway station, in con- England. before. We have not been able learn how •to many signs- decay must and does' ensue : and here it is obvioushf brl sugar, H Risien-lo bales cotton, N 1
, Isl. & Hayti lsth day of H. M. B. Tyrian, Pigeon,
each month. July 17. Aug. 10.
sequence of some disagreement with her husband. The body The society beg, most earnestly, to remind the British and tures had been obtained to this agreement last night ; but, another mode of treatment becomes necessary in order to Waterhouse Hodgson
-lrum, C W and F Shand-2 brls sugar, 1 hhd
and Sons- 23 bales cotton, Baillie, Kerr and co-25 Carthagena ...
R Semple gusto-1 hhd shrub, B .
of a man was also found in the neighbourhood. The waters Irish Protestants, thatwithout the active exertions of such a we believe, no doubt existed of the general concurrence of arrest the further progress of the disease.--Robertson's bales Ihf bale do, 6 bags coffee,
thata rstufmgar, h 4 Ppurisodlg,
6d 6 boxes jars 1 keg p
were rising at East Retford on Thursday morning. The Don- society as the present, the opening of the Irish Municipal the parties to the former agreement-Manchester Guardian. Treatise on the Teeth. P Hodgson-1 hhresents, order-W D PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
caster Gazette mentions that such a flood had not been ex- Corporations to the Romish inhabitants, will Drove a new ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, Ave. 5-- THE BLACKBIRD'S SONG.--It is not in the wild valley. SOUTH AMERICA.
... , Outward. . Home.

pericnced for five and twenty years.
Cu ARTIST VALOUR.—We have always said, that the men
who bragged so loudly, in Bobadil fashion, at chartist meet-
ings, were not likely men to stand the smell of gunpowder.
We were not surprised, however, to learn that immediately
on the appearance of the civil power, backed by the military,
the chartists of the neighbouring villages, who had invaded
Newcastle on Tuesday, in order to set the proclamation of
the magistrates at defiance, scampered out of the Forth in
all directions, in which deed of bravery they were fully kept
in countenance by their brethren of the borough. One
valorous wight, who came puffing and panting along Tyne
B ridge, and never thought himself safe till he was ensconced
in the chimney corner of a public-house in Gateshead—this
hero of the pike and musket much amused the company, by
relating the circumstances connected with his retreat; and
their merriment was not a little increased by the fact, that
the poor fellow's flight was caused by his having mistaken
the order of one of the officers. "We were all stannin'
tegither (he said), luikin' at the sowigers, an' laughin' at the
specials, an' just busy reckonin' hoo many pikes it ud tak'
to clear the streets o' them, when an officer shooted oot,
' Reet aboot, fire:"--(face was the word)—an' doon we a'
went off t'wall we were stannin' on. Aw fell o' my feet, but
some o' them didn't. Aw set off as hard as aw could run,
an' aw nivver luikt ahint me till aw found mysel' syeti
this hoose." The chairman of the meeting too, we under-
stand, was seen on this side the Tyne within a very few
minutes of the appearance of " the specials."— Gateshead
Observer.

7th.—ln planting colonies, the society will likewise en-
deavour, as far es possible, to pursue the plan already adopted
with so much success by the Labourers Friend Society in
England.
The society beg, most earnestly, to remind the British and
Irish Protestants, thatwithout the active exertions of such a
society as the present, the opening of the Irish Municipal
Corporations to the Romish inhabitants, will prove a new
source of Popish ascendancy in Ireland—in the letting of the
large estates belonging to those corporations. The society
hesitate not to declare, from their knowledge of Ireland, that,
in no one instance, will a Popish corporation permit a Pro-
testant tenant to enter upon its estates ; nor will it cease to
use every means within its power to expel those Protestant
tenants already in possession, and to supply their places with
Papists.
The society having now briefly stated the objects for which
they are organized, and the means they intend to employ,
would beg the friends of Ireland, and our own common Pro-
testantism, to observe that it is for real and practical pur-
poses conducive to the Protestant interests, which the society
regret to say have been hitherto most lamentably neglected :
and they appeal urgently, but with confidence, to the Pro-
testants of the United Empire, for their liberal pecuniary
support, and their kind and energetic co-operation.
Persons subscribing £l, or upwards, annually, or giving,
at any one time, a donation of £lO, or upwards, will be con-
sidered members, and will be entitled to copies of the reports,
and all other publications oT the society.
Subscriptions and donations will be thankfully received by
either of the Secretaries, Edward Dalton, Esq. 2, Exeter
Hall, London ; or, Samuel Gordon, Esq. 42, Aungier-street,
Dublin; at the Offices of The Church of England Gazette
and Record--also by the following Booksellers : Messrs.
Seely, 169, Fleet-street ; Nisbet, 21, Berners-street ; Fraser,
215, Regent-street ; Dalton, 28, Cockspur-street ; Riving-
tons, St. Paul's Church Yard ; and Forbes and Jackson, Is-
lington Green; and by the Patrons and Vice Patrons.

MANCLIESTER.—At the commencement of the market
yesterday, there appeared to be an improvement in the de-
mand for yarn ; some sales were made on terms a shade
better than the prices of the preceding week, and a consi-
derable amount of business was generally expected. As the
day proceeded, however, this buoyan6y entirely disappeared;
and, in the afternoon, the market was dull, and prices quite
as low as on the preceding Tuesday. The goods market was
also flat, and prices rather drooping than otherwise, notwith-
standing the advance in cotton at Liverpool. The situation
'of the spinners and manufacturers is consequently far from
being improved ; and the firms in the neighbourhood of Ash-
ton and Stalybridge (whose agreement for working short
time expired at the end of this week) have again extensively
signed a fresh agreement for a month, to the same effect as
before. We have not been able to learn how many signa-
tures had been obtained to this agreement last night; but,
we believe, no doubt existed of the general concurrence of
the parties to the former agreement.—Manchester Guardian.
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, AUG. 5.
There has been little change in the piece market to-day,
either as to the quantity sold, or the prices paid. The wool
market still continues dull, and the manufacturers buy for
immediate use only.—lbid.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, AUG. 6.—The appearances of
business were somewhat improved to-day ;• there being many
buyers present, whose purchases were tolerably extensive,
although made with great caution. The principal demand
was in good heavy woollens, and fine fancy waistcoatings of
the best description were in .fair demand. Orders continue
so as to keep most firms in full employ ; and prices are very
steady. Business in the warel.ouses still continue very fair.
—lbid.

LEICESTER TRADE.—The t7,:mand for worsted and woollen
'hosiery continues dull; but, a the season approaches when
a better demand may be expe,:ted, the manufacturers con-
tinue to employ their hands. %.:e believe the stock of hosiery
are not considered large for the beginning of the season.
The demand for gloves is not so brisk. Worsted and woollen
yarns are without alteration in price, and the wool market is
very inanimate, but still firm. The farmers are generally
holding back at present rates. which may be quoted as from
335. to 365. per ton.—Leicester Chronicle.
BLACKBURN.—Notwithstanding the advance in price which
has taken place in the Cotton market since Friday last, the
trade generally is more depressed, and former prices are
barely and with difficulty maintained. This arises, no doubt,
from the conviction that with the present pressure in the
money market, and other untoward circumstances, a decline
may probably be anticipated.—Blackburn Standard.

THE BLACKBIRD'S SONG.—'-II is not in the wild valley,
flanked with birchen slopes and stretching far away among
the craggy hills, that the music of the blackbird floats upon
the evening breeze. There you may listen delighted to the
gentle song of the mavis ; but here, in this plain, covered
with corn fields and skirted with gardens, sit thee down on
the green turf by the gliding brook, and mark the little black
speck stuck as it were upon the top twig of that tall poplar.
It is a blackbird ; for now the sweet strain, loud, but mel-
lowed by distance, comes upon the air, inspiring pleasant
thoughts, and banishing care and sorrow. The bird has evi-
dently learned his part by long practice; for he sings se-
dately, and in the full consciousness of superiority. Ceas-
ing at intervals, he renews the strain, varying it so that al-
though you can trace an occasional repetition of notes, the
staves are never precisely the same. You may sit an hour
or longer, and yet the song will be continued ; and in the
neighbouring gardens many rival songsters will sometimes
raise their voice at once, or delight you with alternate strains.
And now what is the purpose of all this melody ? We can
only conjecture, that it is the expression of the most perfect
happiness which the creature is enjoying, when, uncarked by
care, conscious of security, and aware of the presence of his
mate, he instinctively pours out his soul in joy and gratitude
and love. ,He does not sing to amuse his mate, as many have
supposed, for he often sings in winter, when he is not 'yet
mated ; nor does he sing to beguile his solitude, for now he
is not solitary ; but he sings because all his wants are satis-
fied, his whole frame glowing with health, and because hts
Maker has gifted him with the power of uttering sweet
sounds.—Macgillivray's British .Birds.

Avon, (251) J Robinson, from Savanilla, sfb2 bags
scs dototr
1,29 Melly,bags
Prevost and co-42 do, A W Fowles and co-
-2
dividivi grain, 365 tons fustic, 225 salted hides, T Orford, jun-25
boxes arrowroot, F Singleton—G D
Ann, (450) G Whinfield, from Maranham, 1871 bags cotton, Moon
Brothers-381 do, Duarte Brothers and co-118 do, It Zwilchenbart
and co-8 do, C L Mendez and co-4 pipes 2 brls Indian rubber, 6
casks isinglass, Buchanan and Hill-1 basket Indian rubber, C Pain
—PD

Henry Porcher, (485) J Hart, from Valparaiso, 500 tons copper
ore, 110 tons copper regulus, 49 bars copper, A Gibbs and Sons-
-38 tons Brazil wood, W J Myers and co-1 box chinchilla skins,
order.—From Sydney, 6 cases wine, 14 cases gin, 2 cases china
ware, 240 planks and 6s pees cedar, order.—From Sydney, 6 cases
wine, 14 cases gin, 2 cases china ware, 240 planks and 68 pees cedar,
order—B D

Courier, (142) .1 Nelson, from Valparaiso, about 100 tons copper
ore, Todd Naylor and co-418 bales cotton, Gibbs, Bright and co-
-2 boxes seeds, &c. G F Dickson and co-1 box samples, F Huth and
co-1 bag contents unknown, Leech and co-1 box do, Captain
Seymour—P D
Daniel Grant, (292) M Bukhara. from Lima, 151 bales sheeps'
wool, Began, Hall and co-800 bales cotton, F Huth and co-198
bales indigo, 3096 bags 1 hf bag sugar, I box 1 jar contents unkn,
order—P D _ _

LONDON & LIVERPOOL,

Jamaica
Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice
Honduras
New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Havana
Canada
British North America
Newfoundland
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia

New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople

Chalco, (236) H Wills, from Monte Video, 42 pipes 15 hf pipes 2
4.pipes 3l?.serons grease and tallow, R F Breed and Eccleston-56
pipes 10 hf pipes do, J Anderson and co-29 pipes 5 hf pipes 10
serons do, C Holland-1000 salted hides, It Edwards-4062 do, C
Holland-1 box books, R Edwards-162 serons 5 pipes tallow, R F
Breed and Eccleston-10 bales wool, 5 bales hair, 5600 horns, 20
tons bones, C Holland—G D
Aventura, (241) F C da Tonceca, from Maratiham, 126 bags cot.
ton, order-739 do, Mellor aud Ryder-50 do, Duarte Brothers and
co—P D

Malaga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Zamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Rga, &
Oporto

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MARRIED. puke of Tv '',, of"
On the 14th ult. at St. Petersburgh, the -csijk. ,seil'iSilifi
BERG to the Grand Duchess MARIE of R.,'', the P',,,t ~,
took place in the chapel of the winter palace! :,' the ...,,-,;caoSl
imperial family, the dignitaries of the einFn',,' eeict"-dir lied
officers and the ambassadors. The marriage W."' ontltolje.s,
ing to the rites of the Greek Church, but subseltDe calareta:Kri
tion was pronounced according to the forms °if the 'fie, Por?
A salute of 101. guns, at a particular Part °the Paredt' aliii'll,
nounced the celebration of the marriage to ,ere at. d."
dinner took place after the ceremony • 51 guns!, hall' tle4l"c.
toast, and 51 at the last. This was followed guns the go;
re'
ladies wore the Russian national cottune, Ina' coreloidi
_Ai
WO' uniforms or official habits. The imperial brill° 10
fri ti
OP,i),
mony, a robe of crimson velvet and a cloak i'lr'i :01/'
On her head she had the ducal crown. iNvta, i. o '
Ou the 27th ult. at Kirk Malew, Isle 0f , „ilte
JONES, of this town, to MARY ANN, eldest au ' 1,,•11,
,irti
PRICE; of Oswestty. 0001, 00 lite!'
On the 30th ult. at the Unitarian Cliapel%AltfB Vd4
H. H. Piper, of Norton, near Sheffield, CD f",,:iflft'-' b` k.,"'
of Kidderminster, to Miss ELIZABETH W..'" ~,,;4
Francis Wakefield, Esq. of Mansfield. , . the lerc'liall,Pl'.'
On the sth instant, at St. Luke's Church, ',La, 10`Aite' (
rector of Althorpe, GEORGE DAGLEISH, rand-daub jco
gow, to ELIZA DONALD LILLYMAN, gra° ‘, JOIllls1,1"
DONALD, Esq. Great Georgc-square. ,_ the Iti;e,,,,PiOlf,ll
On the 6th instant; at St. Luke's Church, aperbys, of aj,li.,p•
A.M. CHARLES BIN S, Esq. of Clay-cross,. sy, fsil•,j.. Are
BETH, eldest daughter of JOSHUA WALMSI'.O ~, s'4lo
_,,ift
Same day, at Grappenhall Church, by the le.tot,Y,' fo'r,t
R. B. CLARKE, land-agent, of that place, t° ' , Jell"
ttr of the late Mr. SAMUEL GLEEVE. , the It"; 1 14
On the Bth instant, at Egremont Claire-, h.F-.ls,
Il' 1' o
A.M. Mr. C. HI E. JUDKINS, to Miss OP
a 69, 9-0'
DIED. agc .01 xi',
London,ed es 11,
On the 12th ultimo, at Broadstairs, e sery e 0111 r,,cp
GEORGE WASTELL HOOPER, R.N. 11,0 of th„ pi tl' l,
the Neptune, which was the third ship.engab captarA'pailir, tile,
Nelson, and bore a conspicuous part ln the opalia" ie"..,0, it,
simo Trinidada, of 140 guns. He atterwards c,°,..„,er repll'el, ii,
and was posted in 1817. When England nel';;;;it 0160, too;eo,
vices of her bravest men, he was led bY a j their rto $,,,
with man more who had devoted the best
eir ,atou ;;;150P"
fence, to leste the country, preserved
by
°Cate and ,S,,i 10/
half-pay adequate, in a foreign land, W edustihopsia- , .
merous family. He was, throughout life, ui ‘,l, ,f 0,440.
and integrity. „,,,.g Gitfri4o,,,Y°' "•,A
On the 16th ult. at Grasmere, aged 60! a: isys. I,VAa"jollrioliioirc.r,
Same day, at Ellesmere, aged 85, AD'S. 1,. ..,, Mr. yof A
aged 6.100, for. 0,10;; v
~
On the 20th ult. at Thurlstone,
WRIGHT. At the last West Riding eleccr goif'-ia, ' Sri
walked to Barnsley, gave a plumper for Lurever ha: 464 of
back again, a distance of sixteen miles,,prueston i.tea ' flf?'
years previous, been out of the parish of
,_..lcii resPeeitoo.
~
On the 21st ult. at Blackpool, aged 71,1°1,, pf l'iljel !,`,
regretted, Mr. CYRUS APSDEN, forra.e.r,"Zsiayilll ‘of!:; it''
upwards of forty years a member of the r''' St' 'lO .
flexion. ~„ stre,.4to 11. ~ !lf
On the 26th ult. at his residence, 19, -.lavals" jav•
London, aged 82, the Rev. ISAAC LEVY, f tse .
Duke of Sussex. vidOer ° (0'
On the 2gth ult. aged 81, ELIZABETH, ,„alea• „to ,o,
SOLOMON GOMPERTZ, of the island of. erg.zW...;, oiref:;;;;11; ~,
Same day, atlFarnham, aged 88, Mrs..,l7llolNlc iti, ~,it,
Same day, at Paris, aged 85, M • DL..,ber of , fliti,e ',i
School of Bridges and Roads, and rne'a ,J,C, 4'
BOY P..f/ (iol:D('
Legion of Honour.
WILLIAM -1
On the 30th ult. aged 2 years, this town,dent
,i
only son of Mr. John M'Clelland, 01 LAND, oelll/:,1
instant, MARY FULLARTON M'CLEL ~)3. .o. ill ,C,ir
~
the above-named, aged 4 years and 5 11100.`_%, fishi°74llo,ol '(0,,,
On the instant, drowned accidentally wra rata Ila 0 a' 01 '',,o‘,
. _.„nt, sl ~ ,o..epg .ir pl.
Belcamp-house, the residence a his .0,, „,r, pru;he i 5.441. pi i
14th year of his age, CHARLES STEV,I:I
.6.✓, of. :'; atill',ll,ll9",:e
Lieutenant-Colonel STEELE HAWTH
_0_,..,„. to.ta,n;lia,... pato ti:,
The calamity:is rendered more overwhellue7ot in:1;,01_701,1
by his father and mother being hooth..aiffrorileo;ll.ef u ..,!
having been merely at home for the 11 11,01 )., at yila,'sba.„ b
On the 3d instant, accidentally dro'onenogot a" ,
~.
great grief of the fatuity, EIVIMA, r" 00. 0.
As i V
CHADWICK, of Southwark. ,rOCO-- ife o ,i.
Same day, at his house, in Lambeth,
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