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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08 00:00:00

Lord Joni,' RUSSELL closed the extended debate. In the
course of his speech he said, if the division were less than it
had been, or if he were left in a minority, then as a minister of
the crown, or as a member of parliament, he would not hold
himself responsible for attempting the settlement of the question
as regarded Ireland.
The house divided. The numbers were, for the clause 290,
against it 264, majority in its favour being only 26 ! a falling off
since the former division on this subject.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY.
WAR IN SPAIN.

Sir R. PEEL said he wished to ask a question relative to a
document which he had seen in the public papers. It purported
to be an order-general by the Conimander of the British
Auxiliary force in the service of the Queen of Spain, and which,
though drawn
.according to ordinary forms, still bore all the
internal evidence of its being a fabrication—(hear, hear). It
professed to state that as the British Auiliary Legion was acting
in unison with his Majesty's forces in Spaih, all those who were
found in the service of Don Carlos should on that account be
considered as rebels, and punished by immediate death—(hear,
hear). He presumed that this was not—could not be an au-
thentic
document, and he therefore asked if the noble lord was
in possession of any information on the subject, knowing that
if he was, he would avail himself of the earliest opportunity
of communicating that information to the House ?-,(Cheers.)
Lord PALMERSTON said the right hon. baronet was aware that
the question was one relating to the acts of an officer who was
not in the British service, nor under the orders of the British
government, who could not therefore be responsible for his acts,
of which indeed they could not be officially apprised —(hear,
heat). He had seen the document referred to in the papers,
but had received no information upon the subject. If the right
hon. baronet asked him his opinion as an individual, he felt
bound to say that he believed some such order had been given
(loud cheers). He was asked the question, and he felt bound
to answer it (continued cheers). He might observe, however,
that no order issued by a general in the Spanish service could
be considered as any interpretation of the law of England.
Lord MAHON wished to ask one simple question—Were we
at peace or war with Spain ? It must be a tortuous policy, in-
deed, which would not admit of a simple answer to such a ques-
tion. The noble lord (Mahon) was proceeding, when he was
interrupted by loud cries of " order."
Lord PALMERSTON said that the noblelord, in putting a plain
question, need nut have entered- into a tortuous argument:—
(a laugh). We had signed a treaty with the Queen of Spain,
by which this country was bound to give the operation of 'its
naval force, if necessary, in aid of her forces in the north, and
the government was now exercising that obligation—(hear).
An Hon. MEMBER said that a large detachment of forces
was, now in the river, detained for Spain.- He wished to know
what clause in the.treity justified the British government in
sending-out that force ?
Lord PALMERSTON said that Lord John Hay was obliged
to erect some batteries, and he stated that he had great diffi-
culty in carrying on the works, owing to the inexperience of
his men in that sort of employment. The detachment alluded
to consisted' of an officer and company of sappers and miners,
who were to give the required assistance to Lord John Hay.
Several petitions were presented during the early pith of the
sitting upon a variety of subjects.
HOUSE OF' LORDS.—MONDAY and WEDNESDAY.

Nothing of importance transpired in the House of Lords on
either Monday on Wednesday.

Emports.

AFRICA. .
Havannah Packet, Clegg from Bonny, with 784 cks palm oil, 458
elephants' teeth, 2900 lb lialligetta pepper, 9 t 10 c canawood, 44 sea-
Morse teeth, 200 coco nuts, G Wilson and co—P Dk
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF.GOdD HOPE, &c.
Eliza Heywood, Heywood, fin Singapore and Cape of Good Hope,
with (fin Singapore) 5400 bdls rattans, 3251 bags sugar, 417 bxs iago, 35
t antimony ore, 299 bags pepper, 120 bags coffee, 1 case tortoiseshell,
Murray, Syme and co-796 slabs tin, 111 bxs bees' wait, 3 bxs sago,
114 chts pekoe, 22 chts gunpowder and 51 chts hyson tea, 7 cs tortoise
shell, orde/-25 bxs sago, 343 bgs pepper, 1 pkge a gong, Rawson and
co-7 bxs bees' wax, ,l bx preserves, It Wise and co-7 bgs coffee, 2
bxs tea, J Kerr-2 bxs specimens natural history, Melly, Prevost and
co—(fm'Cape of Good Hope) 40 pps 20 hf pps wine, Donaldson and
Dixon-35 hf pps do, M Steele and co-1 ppe 7hf pps do, Order-1 p
do, J Rawson-3 qr cks do, T Fisher-8 do, Wll Whitehead-1 half
aum 2hf pps do. R Allinson-1 hf aum do, Col Jordan-1 do, Order-
-1 clt. do, W Sharp-78 cks scs aloes, Order-11 bales wool, R Zwilchen-
bart and co-4 bdls sheep skins, R Wise and co—P Dk
Robert Quayle, Blea.sdale, fm Bassora, Bonibay, Alleppy and Tu-
tocorin, with (fin Bassora) 42 bales bitumen, E I co—(fin Bombay) 37
cs castor oil, Sir C Cockerell and co-45 chts do, 16 bales wool, To-
bins-106 bales wool, 1739 bales cotton, 500. bags pepper, Dirom, Rich-
mond and co-519 pigs 22 ps iron kentledge, C-Fletcher and co-134
bales cotton, Forbes, Forbes and co-3 do, A Bleasdale-1 case conts
unkn; C S Parker-1 bx do, R Warburton—P Dk
WEST INDIES AND M ADEIRA.
Nimble, Bartlett, from Nassau, with 14 ps St Domingo mahogany,
31 his St Domingo cotton, 5 bls damaged cotton, 72 ps horseflesh wood,
5 t 10 c lignumvitm, 8 bils 1 hf bid limes;100 doz pine apples, 3 brls,
salt, 1 bx-70 lbs copper wire, 2 bxs shell work, 5000 conch shells;
Wood and Tory
Archer, Matthewson, fm Barbados, with 347 lids 19 tea sugar, T
Lee and co-20 hds do, J G Oughterson-24 pkgs arrowroot, 11 pkgs
succades, 11 pkgs tamarinds, Order—Q Dk .
HeYes, Nagle, fm Barbados, with 402 lids 36 tcs sugar, 200 bgs. gin-
ger, Ileyes, -Litherland and co-2 brls arrowroot, J Nagle-12 pkgs
presents, Order—Q Dk
Indian Chief, M`Dowal, fm Demerara, with 277 hds 31 tcs 10 brls
sugar, 107 pns 44 hds 36 brls ruin, .1 Gladstone and co-123 lids sugar,
52 pus 22 hds 3 brls rum, Order-37 hds sugar, Sandbach, Tinne 8z CO
—4 hxs plants, C Ilorsfall-3 biti presents, Order—G Dk
Alecto, Norman, from Jamaica, with 16 tea 25 brls 1 ck 2hf brls
coffee, J Hall and co-1.5 tcs do, T Rossiter-13 tes 1 brl do, J M Gulley
—22)tcs 22 brls 1 csks do, W Smith-1 tce 4 brls Ick do, J Wharton-
-2 tcs 1 brl do, G Briscoe-12 tees do, Horsfall and Son-13 brls do,'
Langtrys and co-129 tcs 49 brls 2 cks do, Order-7 cs cottons; B retd,
1 cse arrowroot, 1 cse sundries, W Smith-1 case linen B rtd,
and co-4 es pickles, Lucas and co-267 logs mahogany, 40 logs, cedar,
300 lancewoocl spars, 22 t Nicaragua wood, 154 bgs black pepper. 183
bxs tea, 10 kgs 6 cs arrowroot, 6 boards and 6 pa yaca, 1 cse cigars, 4
cs preSents, Order—G Dk
SOUTH AMERICA.
Amelia, Roe, from Buenos Ayres, with 28 bls nutria skins, 3313
salted hides, J Green and co-1091 do, 20 his hair, R Carlisle-8 pps 11
hf pps grease and tallow, 20 pps Ihf ppe and 2025 salted hides, 6 his
nutria skins, 60 bls sheeps' wool, 10 bls m'dize, 1 bx bullion, 40 lining
hides, Order-118 salted hides, 4 bls nutria skins, Waddington and co
—2O bls wool, 30 bls sheep skins, Baring Bros-30 pps 7hf and 9qr
pps tallow, G F Dickson and co-3 bls deer skins, 4 bls horse hair, J
Goodwin-3 his nutria skins, C Holland-87 his m'diser coats unkn,
Harratt and Sons—Order—W Dk
Dyson, Stewart, from Valparaiso, with 4 bls conts unkn, 1 bg gum,
gum, 3440 bags saltpetre, 1168 bls wool, Order-272 bls 47 bdls wool,
A Gibbs and Sons-149 do, Lovegrove and Leather-30 do, 8 cs conts
unkn, F Huth and co• L-1 do, J Hegan-1 es 1 tnk do, W Atherton-2
pkgs do, T Naylor and co-1 bx do, Alsop and co-1 trs do, H Steven-
son-58 dry o and c hides, 24 bgs saltpetre, T Naylor and co—P Dk
Jarrow, Hutchinson, fin Pernambuco, with 1569 bags cotton, 41 cs
13 hf as 150 bgs 54 bxs sugar, 2100 coker nuts, 1 cse conts unkn, Order
—P Dk .
Arin, Wainwright, fm Valparaiso, with 350 t copper ore, Graham
and Taylor—W Dk
Ocean Queen; Carnie, fin Paraiba, with 47 bags cotton, It Single-
burst and co-50 do, J C White-182 do, 25 cs sugar, Hadfield, Wood
and co-4 t unenumd wood, Chapman and Willis-1571 bags cotton,
453 bags sugar, 200 dry hides, Order—W Dk
Yeoman, Mitchenson, fin Pernambuco, with 890 bags cotton, 120
cs sugar, J B Boothby and co-344 bags cotton, Order3lo do, T Wil-
son and co—W.Dk . •
Chieftain, Nooney, fM Pernambuco, with 1955 bags cotton, 817
dry hides, 71 brls 65 cs sugar, Order —Dk
Duncan Gibb, Donald, fm Marnnhani, with 82 hales cotto'n, J Ro-
binson and co-37 do, W and J Wellstood-67 do, D Burn and co-58
do, Foster. and Irmaos-,130 do, A Parlane-195 do, J Haddon and co
—9 do, H Lucas-300 do,, .T Hesketh-80 do,, J Rushton-1012 do,
',Moon Brs-5 Mi.-India rubber, Order-48 t nuts, J Haddon and co-
-W Dk
Southampton, Briggs, from ValpM'aiso, with 1010 bls sheeps and 35
bls Alpaca wool, 3104 bgs nitrate soda, 1 pkge skins, Gibbs, 'Bright
and co-1 ble vicuna skins, It Marshall and co—P Dk
UNITED STATES.
Congress, Fox, from New York, with 1210 bls cotton, T Wilsbn' and
co-2 chts conts unkn, a qty water shooks, Bc,c, Fitzhugh and co-1 bx

coots unkn, Master . .
Hibernia, Wilson, for New York, with 607 bls cotton, T Wilson and
co-83'clo, Sands, Turner and co-23 do, W
Wildes J
, andPickersill co and co-
-3 bxs conts unkn H Roose and co-4 do, and Brown 5 do,
J M'Cammon and co-12 do, Sands and co-30 bdls shooks; &c, Ro-
binson and co—a qnty do, Fitzhugh and co—P Dk
North America, Heath, fin New Orleans,. with 50 hds tobacco,
Evans and„Trokes-48 bales cotton, .W Barber-46 do, W Wright-
-77 do, Phelps, James and co—'Bs do, W C 3lolyneux-392 do, R Arrot
and c 0.219 do, Fisher; Brs.and co-88 do, Kern and Courant-239 'do,
Waddington,- Holt and co-4'72 dd, W-Sniith and Son-----K Dk
Alexander, Luckett, fin Mobile, with 711 bales cotton, Johnion,
Grainger and co-657 do, Cropper, Benson and co-177 do, T\V Smith
and co-7-150 do, Phelps, James and co-10 do, Baring, Bis and co-
-W Dk
Argo, Parley, fm -Savannah, with 40 balescott9n, Isaacr,' Low Bz. e 9
—146 do, Waddington, Holt and c'0.50 do,Wainwright;Sh'ells
97 do, Collmann and co-1438 do, Order—B Dk
Eli Whitney, Harding, fm Savannah, with 530 bales cotton, Order
—748 do, Sands. Hodgson and co-126 Wainwright,•Sheils and co
—25 do, Waddington and co--300 d her, Brsagd co-145.d0, T
Crowder-18040, Bolton, Ogden ancr do, Baring:l3ros and co-
-W Dk
•
Portsmouth, Marshall, fin Mobile, with 1808 bales cotton; Wades;
Pickersgill and co-8 do, Order—P Dk
Alfred, Cheever, from New York. with 1500 turpentine, 470 cotton,
Waddington, Holt, dnd co-50 do, Hagarty.and Jerdein---207 do. 11,03-
kell, Ogden and co-173 do, T W Smith and co-89 do, Fde Lizardi
and co—a qty shooks, &c, Robinson Bros—W Dk
John Jay, Goodday, from New York, with 596 bls cotton, Crary,'
Fletcher an co-187 do; Shaw, Vance, and co-122 do, T Wilson and
Co-110 do. Wainwright, Shells and co-909 brls tar, Orderr-P Dk . E
Henry Kneeland, merson, from New Orleans, with 466 his cotton, •
R Arrott and c0—.38 do, Order-293 do, W Wright—W Pk
New Jersey,' BarstoW, fm New York, with 38 hales cotton, T W.
Smith and co-658 do, Sands; Hodgson and co-516 do, Brown
650 brls turpentine, T Todd-1 bx cents unkn; Crary, Fletcher and
co—G Dk .
North Star, Benedict, from New Orleans, with 559 his cotton, W
and J Brown-260 do, W Stuart —252 40, Keill and Courant-103 do,
Order-700 wet salted hides, J M'Kean—p Dk
Susanna Cumniing; Patterson, fm Savannah,with 413 bls cotton;
Brown-449 do, Order-,105 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-155 do, Wain-
wright and co-100 do, Brown Broslo6 Sands, Hodgson and co-122
do. T Wilson and co-242 do. Collmand, Lambert and co-70 do, A
Dennistoun and co-207 do, W A and G Maxwell;-88 do, Waddington,
-Holt and co—P Dk
Oceanus, Prince, from CharleSton, with 81,bls cotton, T
.Crowder-
-39 do, T Wilson and co-52 do; W and J Brown and co-55 do, W
Stuart-270 do, W Tower and Son-173 do,- W Bentley, jun and co-
-739 do, Order-1 bllO bags do, Martineau, Smith and co-130 bags do,
Bnchanan, Laird and co-4 tox horns, D Williams—G Dk
• Aliquis, M'Fee, from Mobile, with 792 bls cotton, Wainwright,
Sheils‘and co-220 do, W and Jr Brown and co-100 do, Sands, Hodg-
son and co-133 do,- T Wilson'and co-370 do, R Wilson, Hallett and
co-500 do, Order—River
BRITISH AMERICA
Cove, Cothak, fm Newfoundland, with 214 (dig train oil, Ferris,
Butler and co-75 do, 10 o and c hides, 4 t old junk, B Bouring—K 'Dk
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
Nautilus, Grayburn, fm Malaga, with 170 cks 43-hf cks 40 qr cks
olive oil, Collmann, Lambert and co—K Dk
MEDITERRANEAN.
Bristol, Dixon, fm Corfu and Terra Nova, with (fin Corfu) I gr csk
wine, W Reynolds—(fm Terra Nova) 600 t brimstone, Order- Dk
Giorgio, Costa, fm Palermo and Catania, with
.(fin Ctan) loose
abt 70 t brimstone, J Pownall—(fm Palermo) 1118 bgs .shumac, 20 qr
cks wine,9 bxs books, 369 bks oranges, J bgS shumac,
11 qr cks 3 octaves wine, 178 dunnage mats, Order Dk
EUROPE.
Dash, 13rocklebank, froni Guernsey, with 544 brls flour, D Buchanan
and Son-1 hd brandy, J Knowles jun and co-5 pps wine, Rbbin and
King—.ls rips 16 hds Bqr cks 20 cs wine, Order—P Dk
Cruiser, candler, fm Hambro', with 2 brls zaffres, Mawdsley.and
Smith-1 ck blaek lead, J Macaire and co-50 brls flour, V, Dadelszen
Preller and co—l ese china ware, C& E Hunt and co-1000 brls flour,
10 brls beef, 1 ck smoked beef, hams and sausages, I cht wine, 200 ps
linen, 4cs coats unkn, 527 frks 2 kgs butter, Order—K Dk
Aldbro', Storey, fm Rotterdam, with 2 cs 2 cks wine, T Brancket
—3O cs do, J G Claus-9 do, C Tayleur, Sons and co-3 do, M Max-
. well and co-3 do, W Maxwell and co-1 do, Bourne and Hassall-
-1 do, Stewart. Bald and co-1 do, D Willink-1 do, Dumont and Eld-
rodt-8 do, Order-1 do, J Latham-4 do, T Y Lopez-2 aums do,
Smidt and Meugens-1 do, J Wolff-1 do, Maury, -Latham and
do, Von Dadelszen and co-1 do, J Lace jun--1 do, Alatisdn and'
Brandreth-1 do, Gibbs, Bright and -co-2 do, C and J Rawdon-1 csk
cased, J Fox-2 es Eau de Cologne, Perrin & co-1 do, I Tinne-5 do,
J Robinson and co-5 es cords 'unkn, Melly and Prevost-1 cse clocks
J Donking-2 cs Seltzer water, J W S May---abt. 500 qrs wheat; 80
mats, Sandars and Claxton—S4 bills rushes, said Master—G Dk
Louise, Mupede, fm Antwerp, with 57 t oak bark, H Casteliiin;
Sons and co-47 bales flax, A Swainson—Q DI(
Nora Creina, Howes; fin St Petersburg, with 61 bls raven ducks, 1
ble samples, .1 Fearon-54 bats 14 111 bdls.hemp, 13 bls silk waste, 7Q t
iron, Order—'74 his wool, Carne and Telo—i fin lathwood, said Master
—K Dk
Leda,- Jacobs, fm Neuharlingersiel, with 500 qrs beabs;
—Q Dk
Geziena, Taay; fm Dordt.! with 50 mats flak, 62 t oak bark, 2 loads
40 bells•bulrtishes, J Vag Zeller and co—Q Dk ,
Ceres, NoorVin Rotterdam. with 10 ppi 10 hf pps geng
link—lGO bxs eliv'sie; A W Towles and co-100 bls flax, T
co-110 mats do, 'Pennants, Moore and co-90 mats do, W
and Son-25S mats 54 his flax, 200 qrs oats, 35 cks madder, 50 cs gene-
ra, Order—Q Dk
Maria Catharina, Brithantlt,r, •frri Antwerp, with 100 bls flax, Ten-
,nants, Moore and co-150 do, A Swainson-148 do, 35 t oak bark, Or-
der-10 bits vinegar, J Hardman, Son and co—Q Dk