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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

Alarketo.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 12.
The sales to-day are 3,000 bags, and the market has closed heavily.
The business of the week amounts to 20,5000 bags, of which 1,500 are
taken on speculation, and 1,550 for export.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

Vubtic robio.

WAREHOUSE AND LAND ASSOOf AVON.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a PUBLIC MEET-
III IPG of the Owners of Land. Ware uses and other pro-
perty affected he the Resolution of t oZock Committee of the
22d ult. for building Warehouse. n P Durk Quave, and con-
firmed by the Council on the II th 1 sr. will he held at the Cla-
rendon-rooms,on Monday, the 23d inst. at one o'clock to adopt
measures for opposing the said Resolution.
By order of the Committee,
WILL. BIRKET, Secretary.

XTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
NER AL MEETING of the GRAND JUNCTION
RAILWAY COMPANY will he held avthe COTTON SALES'
Room, in the Exchange-buildings, in LiYerpool, on FRIDAY,
the first day of June, 18.38. at On. q.ctiick in the Afternoon, for
the purpose of considering and detemining as to a Bill before
the Home of Commons for Amending the several Acts relating
to the Railway-, and for authorising a New Railway or Branch
from the existing Railway at Kekewick„ in
,Cheshire. to the
Lizerpool and Manchester Railway;atYton; the Draft of
'which Bill will he submitted to the Proprietors present at such
Meeting for apprOval.
J. SWIFT, Clerk of the Company.
Liverpool, 12th April, 18.38.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, APRIL 12.

Wind at Holyhead W.N.W. blowing fresh in the morning.—N.W.
light breeze, noon and evening.
Oft' Holyhead, inward bound, at 10 A.M. No. 1089, Wm. Rushton,
13,11 —1233, Malcolm, B.Bk. from Batavia-1728, Rubicon, A.S. at
12 30 p.m.—and 1378, Marys, 8.8. at 530 p.m. fro-A Jamaica.
Off Point Lyna.s, outward bound, at 4 p.m. No. 1898, Ganges, B.Bk.
for Quebec.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

SUDBURY AND MAIDSTONE ELECTIONS.

Petitions complaining of undue returns for the boroughs of
Maidstone and Sudbury were presented, and ordered to be taken
into consideration on a future day.
Several private bills were read a third time and passed.
A number of petitions on various subjects were presented.
SLAVERY.

Mr. O'CONNELL gave notice that early After the recess he
shottld move for copies of certain documents relating to British
Guiana; and also for leave to bring in a bill to emancipate all
female slaves in the West Indies, on the Ist of August next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

OOPIRIGHT 811.1

Mr. WAKLEY presented a number of petitions against Mr.
Sergeant Talfourd's copyright bill.
M r..Wa Lux gave notice, that my the second reading of the
international copyright bill, he should. move that that hill, and
the copyright hill brought in by the hon. and learned member
for Reqding, be referred to a select committee. _ _

Sir G. GREY presented a petition from Canada, praying fora
union between the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada.
The hon. member said the petition emanated from a loyal and
influential body, and therefore was deserving of the most serious
consideration of the house, but he wished to be understood as
not giving any opinion one way or the other on the prayer of
the petitioners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11.—Wind W.S.W, moderate.

ARRlVED.—lsabella, Thorpe, from Demerara—Hermes, Oliphant,
from Lima—America, Cunningham ; Wm. Badger, Lambert; Ohio,
Cotter; Grace Brown, Higgins, and New England, Swanton, from
New Orleans—Havre, Carpenter; Dumfriesshire, Gowan, and Turbo,
Johnson, from Mobile—Saladin, Simpson, from Savannah—Madison,
Wood, from Charleston—Captain Ross, Morton, from New York—
Cornelius, Betts, and Firefly, Easter, from Smyrna—Laura, Day,
from Trieste—and Thomas Hughes, Mann, from Messina and Ger-
genti.
SAlLED.—lfigginson. Dawson, for Barhadoes—Donald, Allison,
for Dominica—Sarah, Whitney, for St. John. N.B. and Scotia,
Cothay, kir Demerara.

Agnes, Broadfoot, hence and Arica, at Lima
Ocean. Queen, M`Master, hence at Jamaica,-and sailed for Cam-
peachy 4th March
Rookery, Sharp. and Fairfield, Clark, hence at Jamaica
Clementson, Newby, hence st St. Thomas
Wm. Salthouse, Barr, hence at Trinidad
Joseph Porter, -, hence at Halifax
Maria, Vandersteer, hence at Ostend
Vesta. Kruger, hence at Cuxhaven
Sarah, Heifer, hence at Naples
Thomas Crisp, -, from Cardiff, at ditto
Robert Newton, Mosey, hence at Odessa
Kerswell, Haswell, from the Cape of Good Hope, at the Mauritius
25th Dee.
Sir J. It. Reid, Cumming, from Rio Janeiro, at ditto
Alexander, Ramsay, from Calcutta, at ditto
Earl Fowls, Spittall, sailed from the Mauritius for Hobart Town
30th Dee.
Frances Ann, Hay, sailed from Lintin for London 12th Dec.
Margaret Highfield, Thom. sailed from Venice for Scilly 18th ult.
Post Boy. Perriam, sailed from ditto for this port 21st nit
Princeca Victoria, Go i lh,rt, cleared at Trieste for this port 24th
David Banks, Jolly, sailed from Smyrna for this port 16th ult.
John Brooks, Stubbs, from Guayaquil, at London
Colombian, Prichard, from Sincapore and Scilly, at diito
Jane Goodie, Simpson, from Honduras, at ditto
Packet, Briggs, from Marsala, at ditto
Fanny Ann Garrigues, -, sailed from Jamaica for this port Ist
March, and the Charlotte and Alecto were to sail on the 4th
Agnes & Ann, Roebuck, from New Orleans, at the Clyde
Jarnes, Jones, from Mostyn for Dublin, is sunk in the New Chan-
nel ; crew saved
Promise, Shearer, hence for Quebec, was spoken 2' th ult. in lat. 43,
long. 32
Hssandra, Greig from New Orleans, at this port • sailed sth ult.
roine, Bonet, from Lima, at this port ; sailed, I9th' Dec. On the
20th Jan. off Statin Island. spoke the Judith. hence for Valparaiso,
and the Perseverance, from Lima for London. On the 11th Feh. in
lat. 23 19 S, long, 23 17 W, spoke the Columbus, from Copiapo for
this port
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

THUUSDAY, APRIL 12,

•
- -
Awervrtn—Calcutta, Brown, from Bombay—John Bagshaw, Blythe,
from the Mauritins—Cora, Hamilton. from Buenos Avres—John Hall,
Crowell ; Cumberland, Hastie ; Annawan, Tucker; Silvanus Jenkins,
Baker; Lotus, Watts, and PalmOuth. Merrill, from New Orleans—
Columbia, Stenson, and Carroll of Carrollton, Bird, from Mobile—
Glide, from Apalachicola—ll. Allen, Wilson, from Charleston
—Malvina. —, from Trieste—Echo, , and Atlantic, ---,
from St. Miehael's—EllenJenkinson, Irving, from Sicily—Broad Axe,
-- from the Mediterranean—Meg Merrilies, Peurice, from Africa.

Caroline. Holmes, hence at Lima
• Annabella, Watts, hence at Buenos Ayres
Admiral, Moorsom, hence at Demerara
Britannia, --, and Ocean, Briggs, hence off Cape Henry
Spey, Dobson, hence at Madeira
Amelia, Hughes, sailed from Madeira for Jamaica, 19th March.
Black-eyed Susan, Watkins, hencee at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Constantinople on the 24th March
Ardgowan, Martin, hence at Gibraltar
Catherine, Lamont, from Messina at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
port, 29th March
Pioneer. Cook, hence at Leghorn.
Vixen, Wakem, sailed from Leghorn for this port on the 20th March
Sophia, Ygartua, hence at Seville
Superior, Louttel, hence at Lisbon
Nancy, Giffard, sailed from Lisbon for this post on the 30th March
Elizabeth, Reddle, hence at Oporto
Schema. Despeyjols, hence at Gironde
Endeavour, Johns, sailed from Figuera for this port 24th March
Charles —, from Rio Janeiro at Cowes
Lancashire Witch, , from Monte Video at Exeter
Arethusa, , from Barbados at Deal
Britannia, Nl‘Farlane, (late Potts,) sailed from Savanilla for this port
on the 10th Dec. and has not since been heard of
Mastery, , hence for Tampico, was spoken in lat. 21, long.
55, out 50 days
Meg Merrilies,Penrice, from Africa at this port ; sailed from Fer-
nando Po on the 19th Dec. On the 21st Jan. off Anahond exchanged
numbers with. the Rocket. On the 26th Dec. spoke the Nottingham
for this port
The Liebe, —, hence had not arrived at Buenos Ayres as reported
by the Delhi, on the 10th lnst.
FAYAL, 21st March.—The Acadia, James, from Liverpool to New
York, has put in here leaky, with 300 torts of cargo thrown overboard
and is discharging the remainder
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

AFTER FRIDAY NEKT.

By order of the Assignees.
On SATURDAY, the 21st instant, at Oue o'clock, at John
Hurry's Office, Exchange-alley North,
The Steam-boat LOCH BCH;
45 tons register; Engine, 28-horse ythwer. May
be seen in the 'Trafalgar Dock.PPor inventory
- and other particulars apply to f
JOHN HURRY, Broker.

On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, and
following day, at Ten o'clock, in Chaloner and Honghton's
Bonded Sheds, Harrington•street, Kent-street, and Sefton-
street,
1113 Logs and Curls City St. Dotningo MAHOGANY,
758 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY •
369 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
384 Logs African MAHOGANY,
1086 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY,
1121 Logs Havana CEDAR,
219 Planks New South \Vales CEDAR
144 Planks Savanilla CEDAR,
2188 Logs PENCIL CEDAR.
80 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD,
311 Planks ZEBRA WOOD.
114 Pieces KYABOOKA WOOD,
28 Tons EBONY.
708 Pieces LIGNUMVITIE, weighing 42t. 7c. 3q. 31b.
" 10 Tons PARTRIDGE WOOD,
903 LANCEWOOD SPARS.
'The above, particulars of two days' sale are amongst the most
interesting and extensive that have been known in this port.
Mr. RIPLEY and Mr. KILLICK own six of the cargoes St. Do-
mingo Mahogany—the former 1113 Logs and Curls City Wood,
and the latter 705 Logs and Curls—and as these importers are
unrivalled in the extent of their operations and excellence of
their wood, the trade have the best assurance that their wants
will be liberally supplied. These remarks will apply to the
other kinds of Mahogany, except to a cargo of Honduras, which,
though fresh, is chiefly adapted for Machinery.
The Cedar comprises a cargo of Havana, of the best dimen-
sions and quality; and the 219 Planks New South Wales are
allowed to be the best lot which has been offered here.
On account of the Importers,
CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Cha-
• loner and Houghton's Bonded Shed,Harrington-street,
235 City St. Domingo MAKOGANY CURLS,
50 Ditto ,ZTITTO LOGS,
Now landing ex Brigand, from City St. Domingo direct.—
Apply to Messrs. HUMBLE and MILCREST, Merchants, or to
CHA LON ER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, APRIL 10.

PARTNERSH I I'S DISSOLVED,
J. Leese, J. Rylantls, and IL Thompson, Manchester, cotton-mann,-
facturer—D. J. Stewart and J. Bald, Liverpool—J. Bushby and T.
Bourn, Blackburn, elm iers—J. Laidman, T. G. Craig, and W. Laitl-,
man, Liverpool, wine-merchant--W. Whitley, L. Watson, J. Thorn_
son and J. Thompson, Warrington, ironmongers ; so far as regards W
Whitley.

INSOLVENTS.
April 9—William Tooley, St. James's-buildings, ClerkenWell, Len,
don, carpenter.
10—John Hawthorn, Birmingham, coal-dealer.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Mary Richardson, Chelmsford. innkeeper.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
George Neville, East Berghott, Suffolk, blacksmith.
BANKRUPTS.
John Barnett, Birmingham, builder.
William Henry Hounsfield, Preston, draper.
Jesse Rutherford, Wingerworth, Derbyshire, stone-quarriet
John Young, Brighton, silk-mercer.
Charles John Evans, Woolliampton, Berkshire, innkeeper.
William Stephenso a, Stokesley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer.-
David Ward, Manchester. iron-merchant.
Richard Reed, Dawlish, Devonshire, miller.
John Rose Bradley. Sheffield, horn, bone, and hoof-merchant.
George Watts, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer.
DIVIDENDS.

May 4. W. S. Warwick and T. W. Clagett, Billiter-square, London,-
merehank—May I. W. Stables, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury's
London, mercer—May 1, J. Ehers, Old Bond-street, London, book,
seller—May 4, J. Holloway, Bracknell, Berkshire, grocer—May 1,0,
Underwood, Fleet-street, London, bookseller--May 4, J. Partridge.-
Middleton-street, Clerkenwell, London, stock-broker—May 3, T.
March, Austin-friars, London, merchant—May 3, M. Stone, Lane-end,
Staffordshire, draper—May 3, W. Hindley, Gray's Inn-lane, London,
cheesemonger—May 3, R. 'rate, Regent-street. London, silversmith--
May 1, R. C. Martin and B. Ware, Great Tower-street, London,
wholesale cheesemougers—May 1, E. Marks and W. Charrington.
Mark -lane, London, malt-factors—May 2, W. Killhe and C. Ludyatt,
Windmill-hill, Gravesend, victuallers—May 2, W. Nettleton, George,
street, Hanover-square, London, tailor—May 1, R. Lewis and J.
Dut-
ton, Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, clothiers—May 1, C. Star-,
key. Little Pulteney-street, Golden-square, London, brewer—May 2.
J. Clarke, North Brixton, stock-broker—May 2, J. Stear, Oxford,
street, London, hosier—May 9, J. P. Brandstrom and W. J. Thomp-
son, Kingston-upon-Hull, commission-merchants—May 8, H. Silves--
ter, Birmingham, Florentine button-maker—May 3, W. Ellam, Ash,
borne, Derbyshire, tobacco-manufacturer—May 8, W. Brunsdon,
Cirencester, ironmonger—May 9, W. Cockcroft and J. Whitaker,
Southowram, Yorkshire, stone-merchants—May 2, W. Croft, jun.
Manchester, wholesale hosier—May 2, S. Eadson and It. Kilvert, Man-
chester, fustian-manufacturers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

BRITISEL 11 RICA.

A Regular Trader.
For MONTREAL,
The Barque CAPTAIN ROSE,
D. B. MORTON. Mast
310 tans, A 1, British built, and coppered; haruperior accom-
Inoda.tions for cabin passengers, and a considerable part of her
cargo being ready for shipment, she will have early despatch.—
APply to JOSEPH FROSTE and Co.

11

A regular Trader.—Will have early despatch.
R'e For MONTREAL direct,
dit4P The well-known Ship DRYOPE,
Bnrthen per register 341 tons.—ForKerms of freight
or cabin passage apply to Ar.ExANosa PARLANE, Esq., or to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

THE CORONATION,

The Marquis of LONDONDER nr said he wished to call the
attention of the house to the Proclamation in last night's Ga-
zette, relating to the Coronation of her Majesty. It appeared
that august and solemn ceremony was to be conducted in a
miserable and pitiful manner—(bear, hear,)—that a wretched
economy was to he observed. If the noble viscount at the head
of the government had been present, he should have put a ques-
tion" to him on the subject. As, however, the noble lord was
not in his place, he gave not ice that he should bring the subject
under the consideratron of the house shortly after the Easter
recess.
Tins Marquis of LSNSDOWNE said, as his, noble friend was
uhf in the house, be could not enter into an explanation furthed
than to say, that her Majesty at the council yesterday fully an
reitollWagreed to dispensing with the attendince of her subject('
wb,, claimed to do snit and-serrice in Westminster-hall. An
also not to ha've'a pro Cession or banquet. He begged, however.
,litt4, hiS noble trend was present at the sitting of the house
The 'Marquis of LONDONDERRY.—He ought to be presen
(Fear.)
The Margais of LANsbowNt.—l: the noble marquis intended
'tit aSk a AtieStiOn he -ought to have been in his place at the
sitting of she house.' (Hear.)
After a short discussion the subject dropped.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.

The -Marquis of LAnsoowNE moved that the honse at its
rising de adjourn until Friday, the 27th.of April.—Agreed to.
Their lordships adjourned at a quart”4before six o'clock until
the-27th instant. .

the return, and the opposition to it, were neither frivolous nor
vexatious.

KINSA LE ELECTION

Mr. G. KNIGHT reported that Pierce Mahone, Esq. was not
duly elected to serve in the present parliament for the borough
of Kinsale, and ought not to have been returned, and that Col.
Thomas was duly elected, and ought to have been returned.
Petition. and the opposition, neither frivolous nor vexatious.
The Clerk of the Crown was ordered to attend the house on
the first day after the recess, and amend the return.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

lit__F. r.
3 Venus at its greatest brit.
17 6 ;Saturn rises 7h 57m even.
17 4 , Saturn sets 4h 42m morn.
17 1 (loud Friday:
16 1 Venus rises 4h 59m morn,
13 0 !Easter Day.
13 5 I Easter Term begins.

H. M.
Tuegday...• .10 1 11 36
Wedneiday ..11
Thursday ...13 I 0 18
Fridav 13 i 0 47
Saturday ....14 119
Sunday 15 154
Monday ....AG .2 35

H. M.
1l 49
0 4
0 42
1 3
1 37
2 15
2 59

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. Inciire et. From Direct. boliret.
Calcut,,a Jan.....14 Maranham Feb ....11
Bombay Jan. .27 N. Orleans March.. 1
Mauritius . Dec ....30 Mobile . March..l2
Rio Janeiro Jan. _l9 Savannah . . March.. 3
Bahia
Pernambuco Feb.... 20 New York. March. 10,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

NEWSCAPER STAMPS

Mr. F. BARING brought up the return of the number of
stamps issued to the different newspapers, which was ordered to
he printed.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER begged to remind the
house that in future the returns of newspaper stamps would be
regularly laid before parliament every half-year.

WICKLOW ELECTION.
PIGOT said, in consequence of what had occurred in the
debate on the Shaftesbury election report, as his name had been
alluded to, he wished to set himself right with the house. He
had certainly sent a letter to the newspapers on the subject of
a double strike on the Wicklow election, and he considered that
he was justified in doing so. The hon. member was proceeding
to, explain his motives, when
_ . . .

The SPEAKER reminded the hon. member that there was no
question before the house.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Lord-J. RUSSELL moved that house, at its rising, 0,-mi
journ until Wednesday, the 25th of April.
Sir 11. H A RDINGE would take that opportunity of asking if
the noble lord intended to proceed with the resolutions relating
to, Irish tithes on the 30th of April ?
Lord J. RUSSELL said, when the house met after the recess,
ne would take an opportunity of stating the days on which pub-
lic business would be proceeded-. with.
Mr. HUME wished to know if it was the intention of govern-
ment to bring forward a bill for the extension of general educa-
tion in this country ?
Lord J. R ussELL said, it was the intention of government to
take the question of extending general education into consider-
tion, but he could not say whether any bill on the subject would
be introduced during the,present session.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

Lady Campbell, (308 Johnson, from Demerara, 42 hhds euiar, 10
puns molasses, Sir .1 Tobin-62 hhds sugar, 20 puns rum, J Wilson-
-20 hhds sugar, Sandbach.Tinne and co-9 puns 32 hhds ruin, order-
-71 puns rum, Murray, Svme and co-32 puns 43 hhds rum, G quaylo
—63 puns 28 hhds rum, G La Balmandiere-10 hhds s.l.4itr, it) puns
ruin, S Mackay and co-2 hhds rum, W Osbaldeston-30 !Ads sugar,
20 puns runs, D Waterhouse-84 puns 2 hhds 11 brls molasses, G
Quayle--160 puns 14 hhds rum, Murray. Syme and co-70 hides, 1
hunt 1 box returned goods, 0' Quayle-2 boxes returned goods, .1 Win-
der and co—W D

SOUTH AMERICA.
Glorat, (175) A Thorns, from Ceara, 152 salted cow and ox hides
69 bales cotton, Cotesworth and Powell-150 salted cow and ox hides,
20 bales cotton, Carne and Telo-22 salted ox and cow hides, 48 bales
cotton, J Duncan-200 salted ox and cow hides, 110 bales cotton, Had-
field, Wood and co-4 ,6 salted ox and cow hides, Senior, Bnchet and
co-540 do, 305 wet salted do, 147 bales cotton, 12,220 ox and cow
horns, R. Singlehurst and co-42 hales cotton, C L Mendez and co-19
do, Alellors and Russell-22 do, J Macaire and co-28 do, J A Murta-
-30 do, C L Lemme and co-25 do, J B Boothhy and co-30S bags do,
3 tons 4c bones, 41, tons fustic, 43i tons unrated wood, 1300 coker
nuts, order—Q ll

Manchester, (163) S Roddoc•k, rrom Pernambuco, 318 bags cotton, 1
bag cotton seed. 130 cases 40 brls suaar, (exportation) order-1 box
specimens, C S Parker—P D
William Russell. (298; It [truce, from Pernambuco, 122 brls 87 cases
10 boxes sugar. 160 bags cotton, order.—From Paraiba, 1252 bags cot-
ton. order—P D

Bee, (233) J Cornish, from Valparaiso, 2290 hags nitrate soda, I 0
tons pearl shells, A Gibbs and Sons-1 box contents unknown, C
Wilkinson-2 boxes shells, J Cornish-574 bales cotton, 128 boxes
bars, 109 bales sarsaparilla, 51 ox hides, order—l' D
Delhi, (327) S Herbert, from Buenos Ayres, COJO salted ox and 508
salted horse hides, 60 pipes tallow, 45 bales contents unknown, J
Green and co-700 salted ox and cow hides, R. Carlisle ;114(1 co-1001
do, 51 pipes 15 hf pipes tallow, J Applevard-13 pipes 14 hf pipes do,
Rowaud and Dunlop-150 do, I%l.Craelian and co-280 bales contents
unknown, 30 tons ox bones, 5 tons cow horns, order-1' D
Dryope, (341) R Hamilton, from Pernambuco, 50 cases sugar, 1935
bags cotton, 1 case returned goods, 1 case shells, 2 cases specimens,
order—P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

TO BUILDFRS.

pERSONS CONTRACT to CONTRAC for the sei',eral brancheq
required in the Erection of Two VTI.LAfi and a LODGE,
nt St. Domitwo Grove, Kverton. may Fee life Plans and Speci-
fications at the Office of Messrs. H. EnwiA tins and SON, Bank-
buildings, Castle-street. on or after the 2.1 d instant.
Several Lnts of LAND, as above, ON SALE, most beauti-
fully situated for Villa Residences.

GUIDE BOOK FOR TOURISTS.
This day is Published, price 255., bound in cloth, and lettered,
Q EVEN WEEKS IN BELGIUM. SWITZERLAND,
LI7 LOMBARDY, PIEDMONT, SAVOY, &c.
By JOHN ROBY, Esq., M.R.S.L.,
Author of Traditions of Lancashire, &c., &c. 2 Vols., post
Bvo, with Map, and numerous Engravings on Wood, from the
Author's Sketches.
London : Longulan, Orme, Rnd Co.
..., •

.SHIPLEY and CO., 79, CHUIWII-STREET,
supply superior'
WHIPS. SADDLERY.. find HARNESS,
As at their Manufactory, 181, Regent-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

CERTIFICATES

To he granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
Ist day of NI aW.
C. Noades, Leeds, tailor—S. Clough, Leeds, timber-merchant—J.
Fisher, jun. Stroud, woollen-draper—W. Trepess, sen. and W. Tre•
pess, jun. Warwick, builders—W. Ella a, Ashborne, Derbyshire, to-
bacco-manufacturer—T. Mease, Stokesley, Yorkshire, flax-spinner—
J. James, Southampton-street, Strand, London, woollen-draper—l-
Marsden, Manchester, corn-dealer—S. Hill, Leicester, worsted-spin-
ner—C. Baker, Southampton, timber-merchant—W. H. Pears, Coven-
try, silkinaa.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
James Nichol], Linlithgow, messenger-at-arms.

MEETINGS OF CIiEDITORS.-,

14. John Mills, (div.) J Penington's,-1
IG. Wiliam Wright, (div.) Clarendon Rooms. 1
16. George Lillie and co. (div.) Ditto 1
17. John Holt and co. (2d) Ditto l2
17. William Norris Ditto l2
18. Robert Jones, (div. ) Ditto 1
18. Edward Burrell, (special) Stringer and Dewhurst's, 1
19. George Lillie and co. (special) Clarendon Rooms, 12
20. William M'Cartney, (2d) Ditto l2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-13

Tll nsDAv.

For account of the Underwriters,
1
On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at On li'clock, at J. B.
Brancker's Office, 32, Exchange-a ey North,
209 Bags damaged Manilla S GAR,
Landed ex Formidable.—Apply-to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS
and Co., or to J. B. BRANCKER, Broker.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at J, B
Braucker's Office, 32, Exchange-alleyoeth,
250 Cases )
Brazil SUGARY
500 Barrels
Apply to J. B. BRANCRER, Broker.

On TI uusovir next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at
• Whitaker, Carter, and Co.'s Office, Rumtord-street,
5 Cases TORTOISESHELL,
imported Twit Sitiglipore.t=Apply to MURRAY, SYME, and Co.,
Merchants, or to
WHITAKER, CART and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

CHURCH ORGAN WANTED

Goon SBCOND-1 f tN ' for a
.17- AL middle-sized Church.—apply, i v letter, post paid, stat-
ing price and condition, to C. and R. ; liAmeLtiNu, Architects,
.6, Union Buildings, Liverpool. •

A PERSON, that has fur Twenty Years Travelled in the
./71L. Northern and 'Midland Counties o ngland, and having
3 good Connexion arnon;zst Drug,giSts, ocers,- and Drysalters,
is desirous to ENGAGE Himself to a espectable House. The
most satisfactory references will be given; by applying to
I. M. 8., 22, Biidpot-t-street, Duncan-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LONDON GAZE'TTE.-FRIDAY, JUNE 22.

PARTNERSHIPS
If. Kendall and T. Wright, Liverpool ironntonge.-s—W. Lawson
and J. 11. Greene, Liverpool, commission-merchants—I. Walker and
T. Wright, CoWen-l-niAge. Lanc'ashire, bobbin-turners—T. Caldwell
and W. Bromilow, Anderton. Cheshire, salt-nroprietors—T. Caldwell,
W. Bromilow, and J. Whitley,Winnington, Cheshire, salt-proprietors
—J. Tarr and T Aluddiman, Manchester. fustian-manufacturers—R.
Lend, jun. and It. Parker; Knights Grange, Cheshire, salt-proprietors
,i
INSOLVENT.

June 21.—John Frederick Amy, St.
:Dunstan's-passage, St. Dun-
stan's-hill, Tower-street, London, cotton-broker.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Jesse Rutherford, Wingerworth, Derbyshire, stone-quarrier, from
May 22 to July 2.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Moss, Monk Sherborn, Hampshire, builder.

BANKRUPTS.
James Sell, Union-street, Southwark, baker.
Anna Clompson Freeman, (ins well-street-road, London, butcher.
Henry Oakes Silk and Joseph Silk, Crown-court, Uheapsid
don, carpet-manufacturers.
Alexander Anderson Keith, Piccadilly. Lon,lon, chemist.
John OStlife Beckett, Compton-street East, Brunswick-square. Mew
don, merchant.
Robert Soanes, Swanscomb, Kent coal-merchant.
James Fellows,-Nottingham, silk -throwster.
William Heblethwaite, GobAnarA, Lancashire, farmer.
Robert Bradley, Hunslet, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer.
William. Carter, Leamington-paiors, Warwickshire, boarding hotsts
keeper,

DIVIDENDS.
July 14, H. W. Smith, GreenvriCh. bailden,—.luly 14. L. England.
Shepperton-street, New North-road, London, builder—July 13, A.
Macdonald, Regent-street, St. James's. London, army-agent—July 16
T. Beesley, Farringdon, Berkshire, 2rocer—July 0.. R. Dr vies, Isle
of Wight, therchantl-July 16. W. Gravenor, Hatfield Wood House.
Torkshire,'•farmer,-.lnly 93, C. Coupland. Leek, Staffordshire, n.!.
Iney
seriVerter—Jule 18. B. Turnbull, Cheltenham, hosier-40y 1-1, V
Johnston, Sheffield, wine-merchant. •
CETIFICATE
To be granted, unless cause be R
shown to theS
contrary. on or before the
J. Holton, jun. Frome SelWood, Somersetshire. grocer--G. R.
13th day of July.
ton, Bridgnorth. printer—lt. Dra per, Wood-street. CheapsidEs button-
seller—Js PiCard, Wortley, Yorkshire, cldthier—R. Pritchard, Tups.
ley, Herefordihire,• bricicmaker— O. Wrson, Darlington, Durham.,
mercer—J. Nicholls, Malvern-wells, hotel-keeper--W. Asptill. Not.
m tingha, music-seller—J. Threlfall, Preston, currier.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Wt.
John Richardson. Edinburgh, hair-dresser.
John Johnston, Edinburgh, horse-dealer.

AVERAGE .PRICE OE SUGAR. •
The average price of Brown or Aluseovado Sugar, dontpitted front
the returns made in the week ending Jutle 19,1438, is 3457/d pr
hundred weight, exclusive of the duties Of Customs paid or ptYau
thereon on the importation thereof into Great. Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

EiYaration.

ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE:
SIGN OR ZANDOTTL M.A., of Rome, late Professor in
the Universty of Dublin, has the honour to announce to the
Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its environs, that be gives
iitstreviion- in--the-ITALIAN -LANGUAGE and its LITE-
RATURE in Private Families and Schools.
A OpseationS to he made to the Professor at his residence; BG,
Eold-street; where also -may he. had, Prospectuses of his Two
New Worksop the Italian LangOage.
4`,* Regular attendance at Chester and Manchesta

, .
MIL F. N. ER [TI-I,-
TEACHER OP THE PIANO-FORTE.
T the Close of, the • i - Your; when from. various causes
[leads of ['amiliecaivd Pruteipals of Schools are - sortie-
11118A indr.coil !o alter their previirus.arrin,rements,,M r. F:. N. E.
reAlectfully solicits. their pat: ono;:e, and begs to assure them
that his attention to-the ,improve Inent of his. Pupils, aliether
they be begin ners.'or those who are:altea.4 far atlvatced, shall
be such as to jusiify„thetn io iionouring him .with their support.
No. 8, Russell-sireet.
N.B:—An 7,ccplieilt Square PIANO-FORT[: fur SALE.

DANCING. •
JIUM PRA YS respevihilly intarms his Friends and
the (;entry of Liverpool txpnprally, that his 'Academy,
corner of Falliner-street.ancl St. • Brid4-street, will RE-OPEN
on Titutt§p“,. the `2lithot July next. Attendance at two oklockl.
can's of. Terms to.- he-had af Mr. II (311 FRAYS, Berkeley-.
street,. at the upper corner of Newington and Mount Pleasant;
or at Mr. JAMES Simi-ifs Music Warehouse, Lord-itreet.

EDUCATION.
A T Mr. ARROWS:II 1T11'.5 ACADEMY, Winton-house,
I& near Brotrh, Westinor,tand. YOUNG GENTLEMEN
aro BOARDED and•INSTIZUCTED inifibe English, Latin,
and Greek Languages. in. Drawing, NV t ing, Arithmetic,
Merchants' Accounts, Geography, with the Use of the. Globes,
and the MatheMatics, at 18 or 20 Guineas a-year. French,,br,
a-Resident 'Master, at Ilalf-aA;uinea a quarter. Diet, liberal and
unlimited. No vacations. Further. .particulars may he. had of
Mr. M GUFFIE, 89, Old Hall-street,. and of Mr. A. for a few-
days alter the 21st of July, between Twelve and Two o'clock, at
the Commercial Inn, Dale:street, Liverpool:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

TO THE PUBLIC.

The STANDARD of Friday next will contain a full report
of .the CORONATION PROCESSION, REGATTAS, and
other proceedings in the town of Liverpool and its
vicinity.
Ir. our publication of Tuesday next, which will be THE
FIRST OF OUR ENLARGED SERIES, we shall furnish a
full report of the proceediitgs in celebration of THE
CORONATIONA OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA,
both in LoAdon and in the several provincial towns.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

YORKSHIRE FIRE AND I.IF INSURANCE COM
PAM',
ESTABLISHED 1821.

iDAT3.TIFS having Annual Policies lab;ng due on the 24th
June, are re:,pectrully informed that they shouts renew the
same within 'Fifteen Days from that date.

• AGENTS :
LA Dale-street,
HANMEII, Jun.,)
FREDERIC LA VA
JOHN ATKINSON, Renwick-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

CoNsECRATION OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, OUT-RAWCLIFFE.
haudsou.e little edifice was consecrated on Friday morn-
ing, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese. The
occasion was greatly interesting to the friends of the church in
the'district of the 'F'yMe,. adjacent to flawcliire, and not with-
standiog the unfavourable state of the weather imurediately.pre-
ceding the ceremony, a vast number of persons attended. Tim
Chureh is a neat Norman- edifit.e.: The -interior arrangements
are no lessideaAing than the exterior appearauce, and the work-
manship is creditable to the contractors. The building is calcu-
lated to bolsi abort thiee' hundred persons. and was till this oc-
casion computed to contain much mole than that number. The
cunt-A-60n made in aid of the funds for the church amounted to
the handsome suet of £126. 2s. al.—Manchester Courier.

LEEDS AND MANCHESTER RA ILW A Y,—A special general
meeting of proprietors in this undertaking, was hell on ThUts-
day, at the YOrk Hotel. James Wood Esq., Chairman of the
Board of Directors; presided, and stated that Soule time ago the
directors thought that they should -nut be induced to borroW any
money until after fifty per cent. of the shales had beep paid up:
but having'consulted those who had the best' opportunities of
forming a correct opinion as to the actual state of the money
market, and ascertained that money could now be had at a
cheap rate, they reselVedi upon Meeting the shareholders, and
asking them for they
borrow any sour that might be required,
within £430000, the amount mentioned in the act of parlia-
ment. That wailhe sold object Of the meeting, anti the share-
holders present .would now decide whether they would grant the
power of borrowing to the directors, A resolution in theaffirma-
tive was Moved by John Brown, Esq., Boroughreeve of Man-
chester, seconded by. Daniel Broadhurst, Esq., and carried
unanimously; after which thanks were voted to the chairman-
-Manchester Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

AFTER Fr.FallY

OD MONDAY next, the 2d of July, at, Twelve, o'clock,
2 Cases CORA 14 S,
I Case CHOPPA HS and„l3AN DANN OES,
, I Bale CASSIMBAZAR RAW SILK,
I „ COT'T'ON PIECE .GOCDS.
Just lauded ex 13Iand, frornXalcotta.
JOHN and JAMES ,BAIION;Brokers„
No. 4, Old Hall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

STATE OF TRADE

li4ve•heen very will and
. ,
t‘ •tu-,4,,y.. inure ,A) than for .ionany weeks past, why, it
t!!..9.11. be say. ss.eiiig that our neighbours have no
u,ta.%e of emnplaint. Perhaps the cold and nugenial spring
hate dain,,ed the fancy trade; we think it has. For the
-g.kneial run of goods in the haiH here was lint little demand.
ri: hdtt t seem d!sitelined to buy till the re.,ult of the new
is in-sume measure known.

t-1 at.tFax; SATUTIDAY.—We cannot report quite so favour-
--obly this week as twthe amount of business done, but, though
this is the case, the reason is a palpable one, viz. that the ma-
nutacturers were demanding higher rates fur all kinds of goods,
and had they been content with previous rates, no doubt. but
an unusually large business would have been transacted. On
the
ute things ionic more healthy, though the orders lately
ree •
etved from America are not very large, still they have man-17.
1"-ialv given a firmer tone in the market. Pieces are fully ex-
. P"ted-to be increased the coming'market. •
LEEDS, 17ILSD A Y.—There is a large businesS now going on
fur ttie Un:ted Slates by several 'dour principal merchants, and
the demand for balk goods has this week•been generallyexten-
. sive, and the stocks in the halls are sensibly diminishing. At
this early season, we understand that many of the tuanufactur-
, lets are now busily engaged on the winter fabrics—a period un-
. usually early-,-prepafing, no doubt, in souse degree for the
• early -shipments: for the fall trade to America. Pilots and
double milled cloths are making in g,r'eat quantities, and which
have, since the general introduction of Mackintushes, been in
little demand.
linen DA LE: t'L NNE4 ARKET.—The supply of Flannels on
Mondaywas 'moderate, but quite -sufficient "for the demand.
Middles and low qualities went off best; bookin.gs from 11.os-
sendale sold pretty, well at former prices. Wools were steady.
. Nib. in price and demand; Oils were about the saute as last
%reek.
BRADFORD TEM RS DAY.—Piece market: There is a greater
feelio, se confidence to be noted. to-day; still buyers do not
• Untke-putebases.at random. There Was decidedly more thine,
but the -rates of last week could not be improved om Yarns:
There is a fair demand for Yarns this week, and prices may be
called the turn higher, . especially for some numbers, which
make the manufacturers very reluctant to comply with, as no
advance catr.be realized on . goods. Wools : Business on the,
whole rather slack, but to-day quite as much has been done as
at recent markets. Prices are firm, but nut higher.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

THE LIV ERPOOL 'STAN DA.RD

ENLIN , A El INA'S EAU DE COLOGN
itkporied direct

W. B. l' R O'M 01. I,
Prime Single quality at 2s ',l. the Bottle, or I Is. the Box of
37
Six Bottles. ,
Very best Double'do. at 3s. iii. the bottle
Six Bottles.
W. B. P. has always on hand from, to 400 dozens of the
single quality, which he supplies to the rade,,,Alerchants, and
Captains at Ms. the Dozen, delivered in Bond, and can recom-
mend it from his own experience as most suitable for long
voyages.

or 20s. the Box of

brureh-street, adjoining the Pustoffice, 714 June,

imptrial Varlianunt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.---WEDNusDAY.
Sir J. Guan AI presented a f2,11110n froth the Grand Junction
Railway Company. against the Uhl introduced by the Plesident
of the Board of Trade, for the conveance of mails by railroad,
praying that it might not be passed in its present state.
Mr. 111 I LE:, presented a petition against certain clanses of the
bill brought in for regulating the conveyance of mails by rail-
road. Also one from the guardians of the poor in Bristol,
against certain parts of the poor-law bill.
Sir R. PEEL moved the appointment of a committee, to con-
sist of the following members, to inquire into the plans and
estimates for completing the buildings of the British Museum :
—Mr. Estcourt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hawes,
Sir R. Peel, Sir R. Inglis, Mr. Thornely, Sir P. Egerton, Mr.
Compton, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Hume, Lord Stanley, Mr. B
Baring, Mr. Pease, Lord Sandon, and Mr. Planta.—Agreed to.

CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS' BILL.
Sir H. PEEL was desirous to have some day fixed on which
the controverted elections' bill would he certain of coaling on.
It being a bill pecUliarly affecting the house, he had thought it
would not be an unreasonalrle request to ask that some day
should be appropriated to it ; but if that request could not be
acceded to, he saw no suitable day until Wednesday, the 4th of
July.
Lord Joys RUSSELL said that there could be no doubt that
the bill alluded to by the right hon, baronet was of very great
importance, but no one knew better than the right hon. baronet
the extreme difficulty of bringing o❑ orders of the day. He
must express a hope (although he should make no motion on
the subject, unless the house were ready to express their wil-
lingness to agree to it,) that after the commencement of the
next month there would be an additional day devoted to the
orders of the day, so that they might get through some of those
bills.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

GOVERNESSI

VE/—ANTED, by .a foun;.,,,Person, a Situation as GO. VEII-
-
YY. NESS in a Family. She is col prtent,to give instruc-
tums.in. the usual branches of- polite , .01,11 Education, tog.c,
Cher with Drawing and the rudirnen of French and • Mustc
Salary no consideration, her chief object • being the• attainment
of a comfortable situation with religions advantages. '.•
Afidress A. 8., at the STANDARD Office, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

THIS DAY.

T►►►s DAY, (Tuesday,) the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on
the Quay, east side of Brunswick Dock: •
7278 PINE and • SPRUCE DEA LS. measuring 274,001 feet.
4416 DITTO DITTO ENDS, „ • 7,457 feet,
a 3 HARDWOOD'PLANKS 1504 feet,
132 c. ASH and OAK HOGSHEAD STAVES;
Being the Cargo per • Lady• Paget, V. Lackett, Master, from
11111 fax. N.S., now, landing.—Apply-to Messrs. ANnKnsoN,
GA Ritow, and Co., Merchants, or
DEMPSEY, FROST, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

TELEGRAPH UFFICC, JINN 25.

indat ilolyhcad, W.,5.W..,-vc.ry light breeze morning and noon.-,-
Ditto north in the evei;ing.
Off Holyhead. outward bound, at 2 p.m. No. 723; Roscoe, fax New
York, and 144, Victoria, 8.8. for Pernambuco.
Off 'Point Lynas, outward hound., at 1 p.m. No 303; Orient, ICS: for
.Sincapore, &e. and 1939,Scatiand, A.S. for Virginia, 110
Off Great Orinsheiut. ontwaied bound, at 7 a in. No. 934, Calista,
B.S. for Honduras-o,nd 144, Due. Londott.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

FURNI FURL?, PINT(' cs, srocrc IV Ti: 10E, ko-.,
(4M\I).7U NC TIO 110,TE 1... LIME-ST 1: E ET,

. By Messrs, T, WINSTA.NLEY and SONS,
SONS,.
To-MORROW (Wednesday,) the 27th„ and Fe nY4 the 29th
astant; at eleven o'clock each day precisely, no the Peemises,
the Grand Junction, Hotel, Lime-street, by order (if ther2 Y.rtJuees,
E.modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
China, Glass, Table and Bed. Linen, an, Eight-day. Clock,
Spring Dial:, large Bagatelle Boartl, Table Service of Painted
Earthenware, Breakfast and 'l'ea services. of China; and other
Effects of Mr. CheSwnrth, a Bankrupt. - -- •
The FURNITURE is recently new and in good condition;
and, comprises several Four.poq, French awl Camp Bedsteads,
with Marine and Printed Calico Hangings, Feather Beds, Mat-
tresses and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles in Dressing
Tnides_ Chests of Drawers. Imifat
wood Chairs, Dressing-glasses, Merino and other Window Cur-
tains, ..
Fcnders and Fire-irons.
The excellent MAHOGANY ARTICLES consist of several
Sets of Chairs: Dining, Loo, Pembroke, and Card Tables, two
Scroll Side Tables, Chests of Drawers, &c.
The Kitchen Requisites and other usefulAriicle.
Together with the BAR FITTINGS, including a Spirit
Fountain. with Brass Taps. Spirit Kegs and Piping, Store
Casks, a. Your-pull Beer Ehgine, quantity of -Partitioning,
Ale and Spirit Measures, and a variey of other•useful
sits. • . •
.Alsoittie STOCK in TRADE, consistimr of Malt and Grain
Whiskey, Rum, small quantities of Wine. Porter, Ceder, &c. -
The whole to beviewed Tors DAY, the 26th, when Catailogues
may .be.had on the Premises,and of Messrs. Trios. WiNSTAN-
LEY and SONS, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

INDEPENDENT WEST MIDDLESEX itEOFFICE,
27, BAKER-STREET, PoßT,oil N-SQUA k, LONDON.
• • CAPITAL—ONE 'MILLION,
rirtlTE- Premiums charged by this CompanY'are, for Floating
Policies, Bs. per Cent., and other mercaut risks from '2s
to 3s lower than any other of the Loudon File Offices.
0101,L and .COOK. Agents,
, 'Office, No. 177, top of Dale-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

TO CORIIESPONDENTS.

We are obliged to postpone No. 3 of ."-A 'Pedestrian Tour
through North Wales" till our-Friday's publication.
Our correspondents must exercise a little patience with us.
We have this week too many claims upon our space to adivit
one half of the letters forwarded to us. After our enlarge—
ment we shall be enabled to bring up our arrears.
The circular respecting the Great Westetu Railway shall ap-
pear in our next.
We shall. feel,• obliged to such of our friends as may have any
information to communicate respecting • any particular -dis-
plays which may be made on Thursday, out of the line of the
procession or otherwise, if they' will have the goodness to send
us the'satue.at an early hour on the afteinoon of that day.

(at Liberpool Ztantrarb.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1838.

The Publication of the STANDARD commenced this moru-

ing at 5 o'clock.

NEW SOUTH WALES.—By the ship Portland, which
arrived here'on Sunday, we have received New South
Wales papers to the Bth of March. Their contents are
very interesting. His Excellency Sir George Gipps,
the new Governor, had arrived at Sydney on the 25th
of February, and was installed into the government of
the colony on the following day. The Sydney Gazette
states that all parties were inclined to augur favourably
of his policy, and to yield him every reasonable assist-
ance in carrying into effect the measures of the Horne
Government. He had assumed the government at a
most: interesting period in the history of the colony. The
respectable portion of the community have long since
wished to shake off the penal character, which has been
so great a detriment to its moral and temporal advance-
ment; and'Sir George Gipps has commenced his admi-
nistration at the critical time when efforts were in pro-
gress fur ameliorating the condition of the colony. His
excellency's first levee was very numerously and respect-
ably attended.

The Sydney Gazette, of Feb. 27, furnishes us with
some very curious particulars respecting the will of the
late Sam Terry, who was sent out from Manchester as a
convict some fifty years ago. •We are sure that our
readers will ,be astonished to find that such immense pro-
fits have been realised by transported " individuals"—
it would Very impolite to use the term.," felons" or
" criminals"—as the following statement would indi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 22,

There was a rood demand for Wheat and Oats at this day's market,
and in some instances a small advance in price was obtained.

Wheat. white .. 393 Odra 40s Od 1 Oatmeal . 10 .. 0 1-1 6
... . .
Miller's .red
Inferior
Oatii
here 0 0 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

TO CORIIESPONDENTS.

We are. I.)}iliged to postpone No. 3 of "A Pedestrian Tour
througluNtirth till (Mr Friday's publication. •
Otir pnrrespnndents must exercise a little patience
.with
We•h-ave this week too many claims upon our space to admit
• •
..,fine half of •the letters forwarded to us: After our enlarge-.
. turn! we shall he enahletl to Ortug.up.our arrears., ..! !

111. e circular -respecting 'ale Great Western Railway 'shall ap.
'l-iear'iit our next.- •
We shall feel obliged to' such of our friends ns may have any
inftirmation to communicate 'respecting any particulai•
days which may be made on Thursday, -out of the line of•the
prmiession. or Atherwise, if they will have. the goodness to send
o,:te.sairre at an early hour on the afternoon of that day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

TO THE PUBLIC.

The STANDARD of Friday next will contain a
.full report
of the CORONATION •
PROCESSION, REGATTAS, and
qtlier proceedings in the town of Liverpool and its
.
vicinity„ .
In our publication of Tuesday next, which will be THE
FIRST OF OUR ENLARGED sERIES, we shall furnish a
• full report of the proceedings in celebration of THE
CORONATION OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN' VICTORIA,
both in London and in the sereral provincial towns.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. JUNE 2.5.

Our Butter market continues to present a most anomalous appear-
ance—viz. an extensive consumptive demand, with daily declining
prices South of freland brands a-e now to be purchased at 84s to
88s, being a retiution in the value since our last of 4s to 5s per cwt.
—Prime Heavy Beef steady at 10:5s to 110 s, Light, Sze. 95s to 102 s per
tieree—Prime Mesa Pork 7:is to 77s 6d per birrel.---43elfast Bacon 50s
to 52s per cw t, anti in g6od request.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LINERP6OI,- STANDARD,

. .
22, SLATER-STREET. NEAR DUKE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

CRICKST MATCH.—The match between the Liverpool and
the Wavertree Club was played, on Friday, on the Liverpool
ground, and 'won by the former, with three wickets to go down.
The following was the state of the game:—