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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, APRIL. 6.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
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J. Cookson and W. Dyer, Liverpool, joiners-;-11. B. Walker and
Solomon. Liverpool, attorneys—T. Farnworth and J. Wolfenden, Sal.
ford, engravers to calico-printers—H. Latham and J. Latham, St.
Helen's, Lancashire, joiners—P. Novelli, J. Makinson and TT. Fryer,
Manchester, muslin-manufacturer-11. Nicholls and G. Trenhathi
Manchester. calico•rsuufacturers--J. Wall and T. •Fothergill, Mau%
cheater; butter-dealers.

INSOLVENT.
James William Bogie, Liverpool, underwriter:

BANKRUPTS.
Edward Russell Bell, Hoxton Old ToWn, common-lite Wet.
Robert Brown, Maids_tone. iron-founder. •
Frederick Strong and William Barthold, Great Tower-street, Lon.,
Dn. Merchants. .

Richard Martin, Oxford-street, London, linen-draper.
George Dawson, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper.
William Searle and William Wells Searle, Alford, Lincolnshire.
grocers.
aeorge Carter, Leamington-priors, Warwickshire,.auctionier.
DIVIDENDS.

April 30; .1. Haddon, Liverpool, merchant—April 30, S. Fletcher;
Great Nlarlborough-street London, goldsmith—April 30, C. Dorring4
ton, Digswell-hill, Hertfordshire, m.ller -April24, J. Ford, Fieldgatea
street, Whiteehapel, London, iron-founder,-April 23, E. Sheppaidi
a n. and E. Sheppard, jun. Uley, Gloucestershire, clothiers—May 3.
W. Hunton, Leeds, linen-manufacturer—April 27, W, Wonfor, Ches.,
terton, Cambridgeshire, imikeeper—Nlny 8, E. Kempson, Wolver.
hampton, ironmaster—April 28, 'l'. Vertue, Woodbridge, Suffolk, mer-
chant—April 3U, J. Donald, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, dealer• in silver
plate—May , J. Wilkinson and W. It. Smith, Leeds, stuff-merchants
—April 3,, G. Lander, Leamington-priors, .Warwickshirei uphol-
sterer—play 2, R. M. Snowdon, Malton, Yorkshire, draper.
CtItTI MATES
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To he granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary, on or before the
27th day of April,
H. R. Warren, Liverpool, common-brewer-4. Comely, Corriptmi.
Southampton, cattle-salesman—O. B. Hussey, Waterloo-place, Palk
mall, London, wine-merchant—T. J. Howard, Buckingham-place.
Fitzroy-square, London, licensed-victualler—ll. Newton and W. New-
ton, Derby, colour-manufacturers--Y. Jay, Watford, Hertfordshire,
linen-draper.
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AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR,
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed fvord
hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable
the returns made in the week ending April 3,.1438. is 34s Oid Tier'
thereun on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

g.,bipping Entettigract.

PRID kY, APRIL 6.—Wind W.N.W,
ARRlVlll7.—Collingwood. flohiles, from Caleutta—Brandon, noose,
from Laguna—Rowland, Dicks ; Riga; Smith. and Swiss Roy, Bless-
dale, from New • Orleans—Water Witvh, from Lisbon—Vrow
Hanriette, Elie, from Rotterdam—and Concordia, —, from Dordt.

Christina, Oginaga ; Hannah, Adams ; and Gaditana, hence'
at Havana

Poinona. Littleworth: henep, at Constantinople
Sirius, (steamer) left Cork for New York, 4th April. at 11 a.m. with
94 passengess. viz..lo state cabin, 29 fore cabin, and 33 steerage. The
captain expects to make the passage in 13 days

SATURDAY, APRIL 7 —Wind S.S.E. to S.W. fresh.
ARRlVED.—Victoria, Williamson. from Barbadoes; sailed 25th
Feb. the Arethusa; sailed on the ?Oth Feb. for London—Providence,
Pierce. from New Orleans—Familia, —, from ilambro.—Albeida,
Doniboss, from Rotterdam— Ingelina, Cornelisse, and Emily, —,
from Ostend—and Medora, Harrison, from Barbadoes.
SAILED.—Orion, Alsi•nuis, and St. Alexy, Lillea, tor Elsinore. &c.
—Amy, Crowell. and' Jupiter, Carter, for Boston—Bangor. Dyer;
Rtibert Morris, Gay, and Dauntless, Jackson, for N -w Orleans—
Christopher, Columbus, Huelin. for Bay Chaleur—Frances Murphy,
or Oporto—Mary Ann II abort, Gale, for Picton, N.S.—rtrient. B.ti-
ley. for Philadelphia—Hercules, Raisbeck, for Shetti;tc, N.B.—Mon
tezurno, Smith, and Neporisit, Scobie, for Charleston—Ellin II igh-
field, Doughtc4, fur Leghorn—Devereux, Milidale, 8,-, John, Heselton,
for Qusbec—Neptune; Grant, for Rotterdam-,-Sir John Tobin Grif-
fiths, for Deinerara—Diantha, Williams, for Havana—Napier, Sand-
ford, for Mobile—Magnet, Payne, for Montreal—Sarah & Arsilia,
Willard, for New Pont—Frederica, Kirkinven, for Ostend—Tom
Tough, Williams, nor Rochefort. Bm—diva', Brown, for Nassau,
N.P.—and Fidelity. Bruce, for Gibraltar.

Champlain, Ritchie, hence for Philadelphia, off Cape Clear 3rd
April
Isabel, Jones, from Bombay, at China
Alexander Baring, St Cr dx, from China, in the English Channel
About 400 casks oil were fallen in with 17th March, in lat. 45 47,
long: 1 i 30, by the Alert, arrived in London, 23rd March, which suc-
ceeded in getting two on board marked A, which proved to be palm
oil
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Alice, AnWyl, hence at Barhadoes
She!drake, (packet) from Falmouth, ditto 21st Feb.
Vietori t, Power., from A lieant, at Belfast
Falcon: Brennan, from Cephalonia, at Waterford
Crusader, from Honduras, at Dublin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

MONDAY, APRIL 9.

SAlLED—Susquehanna, Cropper, for l'hiladelphiaUnited States,
Holdrege; for New York—Romulus, Webster, for Havanna—Llama,
Wheeler, for Vera Cruz—Monongahela, Meircken for Philadelphia—
Chalen, Dickenson..tor Buenos Ayres and Monte Video—John Bol-
ton, Hutchinson ; Onondag,o, Robinson ; Lanark, Simpson ; nib-
din. Downie; Ganges. Corkan ; and Maria, Jones. for Quebec—Tam
O'Shanter, Simpton.'for Quebec and Montreal—Robertson Neill, for
Montreal.;—Edwar ; Thorne, Tizard, and Robert Bruce,' Harkness, for
St. John, N B Leisk, for Gibraltar and thienosAyres—Aurora,
Warren, for Warren, for Apalachicola—San Andrea, Goza, for Ha-
vanna—Garorne, Kimball, for New Orleans.

Frances Ba.clay. Prowse, hence at Valparaiso
Mary ancl Ann, Bartlett, was to sail from Arica, for this port, 20th
Dec.
Ellen, frorfiLondon, at Pernambuco • • .
Spence. -, and Harlequin, -, from Rio Janeiro, at ditto
Libra. Martin hence at Bahia
Rothschild, Laidley. hence, at New Orleans
Mars, from the Clyde, at ditto
Brigand, Groom, from St. Domingo, at Cove ; sailed 17th Feb. The
Chieftain salted the day previous for Cork
Mary Scott, Scott, hence at Bahia
Richard Wttson, -, from London, at ditto
William Rtssell. Bruce, front Paraiba. at this port; sailed 28th Feb.
Left loading the Chilton, Victoria, and Cognac Packet. On the 24th
March, in lat. 26 25. long. 40 11, spoke the Oryope. from Pernambuco,
for this port. On the 31st March in lat. 46, long. 24 20,spoke the Irish
Lass, from Monte Video, for this port

LIVE:{1'001. COTTON MARKET, Arm. 6.
There was a very good demand in the earlier part of the week from
all descriptions of buyers, and some little improvement in prices was
thecohsequence; since then the dull accounts from Manchester have
had a tendency to depress the market, which closed heavily at the
quotations of this day week. 301 American have been bought by
speculators, and 9.,0 American and 350 Surat for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Prons the 30th ult. to this day inclusive.

Current
Prices.

IMPC
Miff Wk

MTS.
this Year
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

Zo be ilia.

r NO be LET, four excellent YARDS, well situated infiep-
I tune-street, near the Waterloo Duck: are well adapted
for Shipwrights, Joiners; &c. And general purposes of Storage.
Terms moderate.

Apply to NICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS, 1, Oldhall-
street •

9-10 be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, an old
and well-established- PUBLIC-HOUSE; Rent and
Coming in very reasonable; it is well situated in the neigh—
hourhood of the Prince's Dock..—For further particulars appli-
cation to he made at No. 7, Union-street.

rild be -I. ET.an excellent Ten-Stalled STABLE, completely
I fitted bp in every respect, situated in Blake-street, Brown-
low-bill, with a yard included. It is peculiarly well adapted for
any person owning 4 considerable number of Horses and
Teams, or it might be easily fitted up so as to answer well the
purpose of keeping Coaches and Cars.
For further particulars apply to Mi. WM. JONES, corner of
Hawke-street, Copperas-hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

ELIGIBLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

V Obe L Ei,;;;;u: and elegant APARTMENTS. cun-
t sisting of two large Parlours, four or five Bed-rooms, with
Kitchens, Coach•house, Stables, &e. &.e., at HORSLKY HALL,
Denbighshire, in every way initable for the Summer Residence
of a genteel Family The Garden. Grounds, &c., command a
splendid view of the eelehraied Vale Hopi ; and a fatuous
Trout Stream runs through the ailjaeent. lands.
Fruit, Milk, Vegetables, &A% &c., on the Premises.
Apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to Messrs. 0. MAI:PIES and
Co.. Publishers; Mr. TomiciNsoN, Kent•street, Liverpool; or
to Mr. PRITCHARD, on the Premises.

On view, Tuesdays. Wednesdays, and Fridays.

WHITE HART INN,
CATTLE MARKET. WEST DERBY.

-ECMN EASTWOOD respeetittily informshie Friends, the
I I Inhabitants of Liverpnol and its Vicinity, that the BOWL-
ING GREEN attached to the above Hotel will he OPENED,
for Public accommodation, on FRIDAY next, the I3ih instant.
J. E. has paid particular attentio❑ to the Improvement of the
Green, and he confidently assures those Gentlemen who may
favour him with their kind support, that no effort shall be want-.
ing on his part to promote their wishes and' comfort.
N.B.—Parties can b accommodated with Private Rooms.
Dinners :toll othr Refreshments un the shortest notice.
Choice Wines, &c.

IMPORTA N'1"1'0 FAMILIES.
QPLENDID EDIN BURGH TABLE ALE, at 2s. 9d. per
Q
Dozen. CASH. delivered free of expense in any part of the
town; Edinburgh Strung Ales, at ss. 61. and Bs. per Dozen ;
Ginger Wine, particularly recommended Ly the Medical Fa-
culty as an excellent Stomachic, (being much superior to what
is generally sold under that name,) 15s. per Dozen; Small Still
Highland Whiskies, at 16s. 6d.-and IBs. per Gallon • very fine
Pale and Coloured Cognac Brandies, at 325. per Gallon. Fa-
milies can he sulplied with excellent Sherry Wine from the
B. W. Co.'s Connexion in Leith, at 26,r. per Dozen, in three
dozen Cases, or upwards, deliverable in Liverpool, free of
expense.
BRITISH WINE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND,
51,-Hanover-sheet, corner of Wood-street.
THOMAS PICARD, Manager.
Liverpool, 4th April, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
.Arint 6, 1838.

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
I .
in-patients c ured
Relieved and at own request .. 3 i Out-patients
Made Out-patients .. 6 i Accidents since the last rep3rt ‘4
Irregular

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson,
Huse Visitors—Mr. Braneker and Mr. Rushton.
Chaplain. the Rey. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. Nottini

LOCK HOSPITAL.
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Disehareed 8 l Admitted ...... • .50 In the Hospital ....... 53
Patients are admitted every day at 12 o'clock, Sunday excepted.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT•

'or the week ending APRIL 7, 1838.

PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
17
dation
Accidents without recommen- I Cured
Medicaland Sureicalcases * with 8
S
' recommendation
Remaining in the Hospital.
IRnecluiervaeudit,& made Out-patients. tts,
78
II V..

touse Visitors, RPV. Thos. Hornby and Jacques Myers, Esq.
Chaplain, RPV, H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, Charles Warner, Esq.
House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

;riptions and Donations thankfully received at Heywood's
Bank and at the Hospital, Leeds-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

Emporto.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
Collingwood, (282) W Holmes, from Calcutta,. 3200 bags sugar, 60
bales cow bides, Taylor, Potter and co—W D
WEST INDIES ANU MADEIRA.
Victoria, (2441 J Williamson, from fiarbadoes, 354 hhds sugar, T
Lee and co-25 do, S L Trotman-2 hhds rum,'l package tortoise
shell, 7 cases wine, 19 pakages succades, Ftc. order—W D

• - -
SOUTH AMERICA.
Brandon, (126) W Roost,, from Laguna, 140 tons logwood, order-1
bag Indian rubber, Watson Brothers and eo—Q D

UNITED STATES,

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Rowland, (458) J W Dicks, from New Orleans, 1083 bales cotton, W
and J Brown -and co-188 do, T Todd-100 do, 'A Dennistoun and co
—lOO do, order— W D

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Eliza & Abby, (304) It J Wade., from New Orleans, 686 bales cot-
ton, Humphreys and Biddle-34 do, Parton, Parker and co —P D
George Canning, (288) J Gild). from Charleston,•3o3 bales cotton.
Molyneux, Witherbyand co-442 do, order-12 do, T Crow der—P D
Swiss Boy, (258) J Blaisdell, from New Orleans, 730 bales cotton,
Ilninphreys and Biddle—W D
Providence, (325) C B Pierce, from New Orleans, 249 bales cotton.
W and J Prown and co-23 do, Davenport and co-14 do, A Swainson
—612 do, Jevons. Sons and co—P
-Pennsylvania, (737) J P Smith, from New York, 188 bales cotton,
J Holford and co-2il do, Tennonts, Clow and co-60 do. W H Gil-
liat-121 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and eo-56 do, Collinann and Stol-
terfobt-14 do, G Wright and co-130 do, Leech and Harrison-19 do,
Dixon, Wain sod co-173 do, order-23 do, S and T Ashton-40
chests 102 hf chests a, for exportation, order-75. do. Glen and An-
derson--547 do. K Dnwie and co-779 brls turpentine, 500 hides,
Wildes, Picker3gill and co-1 box 1 bundle contents unknown.
Vianna and "Joirs-1 parcel do, Roskell, Ogden and co— 447 boiler
plates, order-100 hags pepper, (exportation) K Dovvie and co—P D
Havre, (431) 11 11 -M'Kown, from New Orleans, 1385 hales cotton,
Humphreys and Biddle-22 do, W and J Brown and co—G D

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. !hi lire it. brom Direct. huliret.
ralcut,:a .. Jan - 14 '.laranham Feb ....II
Bomb y.... J.,n. .27 N. Orleans M.,rch.. 1
Mauritin.a .. 'Dee 30 Mobile .. March.. 1
Rio Janeiro. IJan. ..19 Savannah . March.. 3
Bahia
Pernambuco Feb....20j ' New York. %larch. 1'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
The week's supplies of Wheat from Ireland and the English
coast have been to a fair extent, with a moderate import of Oats,
Meal, and Flour. Our markets have ruled dull during the week
for every article.

This morning's market was well attended by country millers,
but sales were made to a small extent at Id. to 2d. per 70 lbs.
reduction on all descriptions of Wheat.

The Oat trade was firm and the mealing qualities fully sup-
ported last week's currency, but for Oatmeal 3d per 210 lbs.
reduction was accepted.

There was a limited sate for Flour, although 6d. to Is. per
280 lbs. decline was submitted to on last week's prices.
The week's supplies of. Butter are 2707 firkins. As the wea-
ther last week was rather unfavourable for the make of new, fine
old was in good demand at 90s. to 925. per cwt.; but we are
dull again to-day, with a limited demand from consumers.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APett, 10.
The demand has been very moderate to day—the sales may
be 1500 Bags.

AVERAGE PRLCES,
WITEAT, If 70 HIS. sii s d BRANs, imp. DIM 941 i d
Irish dried red.. 7 6 fik 8 9 Irish 45 0 ,rb 46 0
Do. dried white, 8 6.. 8 9 FLOUR, lf, 280 tbs
Do.nndried new 7 0.. 710 Eng.SE Irish sup 47 0:. 50 0
English
Canada...... .•00 .. 0 0 Do. seconds
OATS, 4, 45 lbs... Do. thirds lB 0 .. 22 6
Irish
BARLEY, IP 60 Its Do. old 0 .. 0
Irish grinding.. ..3 10 4 1 BRAN. 4r lbs 1 2.. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

EUROPE.

Caledonia, (112) W Robertson, from Tarragona, 20 bags nuts, 25
pipes 75 qr casks 75 bris wine, Breeo and Eccleston-866 hags nuts, 4
pipes 60 hhds 64ir casks wine, I case samples wine, order—Q I)
• Drir Demisters; (150' P Dykstra, from tlarlingen, 50 tons oak bark,
Neuman and Edgel-2io sacks oats, 158 casks butter, order—Q D
Perteverance, (120) J Monnot,. from Ostend, 40 tons oak bark,
Boucher, Mortimer and co-256 bales flax, order-135 do, Horner and
Bell—Q D _ _

—QJulie, (183) L hleulenbroeck, from Ostend, 65 tons oak bark, order
_ _

Fa (120) J Lange, from Attona, 270 brls flour, 295 bags bread,
H Moore and co-175 bogs hread, 10 casks 2 cases contents unknown,
3 pees smoked beef, order-29 casks Ids ek lead, 'l' II Elmenhorst-10
bets arsenic, Tentiants, Clow and co-1 case 17 chests contents un-
known, 8 A Brandeis-1 box music and patterns, W Fosberry.and co
—I case books, W E Reuss —Q D

Angelina, (113) M J Corneliis;n, • from Antwerp, 7J tons oak bark,
ordet--Q ll

Ernilij,(9o)C Sikkes, from Antwerp, 270 bales flax. A Sv,rinson—
/40 do. Horner and Bell-50 do, W Winn-200 do, 'Fennants, Clow and
co-5S do, Parry and Crosbie-26 do, order-30 do, It Marshall and co
—56 do, 57 tons oak bark, Johnstone-1 bale 1 box contents un-
known, Castellani. Son and co —Q 1).
Alicia, (151) D T Doornhos, from Rotterdam, 210 mats flax, Ten..
mints, Moore and co-262 do, A Swainson-74 mats 60 bales flax, 112
casks madder, 70 cafes 35 bids gin. 19 bales contents unknOwn. order
—3 cases tobacco, J Nlacaire and co-2 eases eau de Cologne, It Mar-
shall and co—Q D•

Cony ordia, (141) F H Eddes, from Dordt, 20 loads 17 bundles bul-
rushes, W Hunter-3c cheese, the master—Q. D
Aurora, (.129) H Meppelder. froM Dordt, 21 loads buliushes, order
—Qn_ • _

Union, (151) A Vanderheyde, from Ostend, 198 bales flax, A SWain-
son•-45 do, W Brown-47, do, T Tattersall, Sons and co-249110,70
tons oak bark, order-10 bales tow, 11,orner and Bel,—Q D
Alfred, (58) J Lidstone, fin Guernsey, 585 cases wine, It Richmond
11130 do, .1 Curry—Q D •
Vrow flenriette, t9l)' F, Klie, from 'Rotterdam. 175 cases 75 hf
pipes geneva, 16 mats 11,x, order-26 assks madder. 40 chests wine,
20 bales clover seed order-10 hf pipes geneva, Voss and co-116
mats flax. Tennants. sloore and co-10 do, 'A Swainson-1 box gar-
den seeds, W and F Duncan-100 boxes and '7OO cheeses, A C Kup
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

Emporto.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
Collingwood, (2R2) W Holmes, from Calcutta, 3200 bags sugar, 60
bales cow hides, Taylor, Potter and co—W D
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Victoria, (2441 .1 Williamson, from Barbadoes, 354 hhds sugar, T
Lee and co-25 do, S L Trotman-1 hhds rum, I package tortoise
shell, 7 cases wine, 19 pakages suceades, Sze. order—W D

SOUTH AMERICA. •
Brandon, (126) W loose, from Laguna, 140 tons logwood, order-1
bag Indian rubber, Watson Brothers and co—Q 1)
UNITED STATES.

Rowland, (458) J W Dicks, from New Orleans, 1083 hales cotton, W
and J Brown and co-189 do, T Todd-100 do, A Dennistoun and co
—lOO do, order—W D

Eliza & Abby, (304) R J Wade• from New Orleans, 686 bales cot-
ton• Humphreys and Biddle-34 do, Purton, Parker and co —P D
George Canning, (288) J Gil). from Charleston, 303 bales cotton,
Molyneux, Witherby and co-642 do, order-12 (10, T Crow der—P
Swiss Boy, (2:(8) J Blaisdell, from New Orleans, 750 bales cotton,
Ilnmplireysand Biddle—W D
Providence, (325) C B Pierce, from New Orleans, 219 bales cotton,
W and J Frown and co-23 do, Davenport and co-14 do, A Swainson
—612 do, Jevons. Sons and co—P
Pennsylvania, (737) J P Smith, from New fork, 188 bales cotton,
J Holford and en-2:',1 do, Tennonts. Clow and co-60 do, W H Gil-
liat-121 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-56 do, Collrnann and Stol-
terfoht-14 do, G•Wright and co-130 do, Leech and Harrison-19 do,
Dixon. Wain and co-173 do, order-2J do, S and T Ashton-40
chests :02 ht• chests t a, for exportation. order-75 do, Glen and An-
derson--547 do. K Dowie and co--779 brls turpentine, 500 hides,
Wildes, Pickersgill and co—l • boX .1 bundle contents unknown.
Vianna and JOUP3-1 parcel do, Roskell, Ogden and co— 447 boiler
plates, order-100 bags pepper, (exportation) K Dowie and co—P D
Havre, (431) It H Al'Kown, from New Orleans, 1385 bales cotton,
Humphreys and Biddle-22 do, W and J Brown and co—G D

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 7.
The imports of Grain, ns well as of Flour and Oatmeal, are this week
to a fair amount• the trade, generally, has, at the same time, been less
active than we had to report it on this day se'nnight, without, how-
ever, causing any material change in prices. Inferior Wheat was
rather easier to purchase at our market yesterday; but the best runs
of Irish red were still quoted at 8s 8d to 8s 10,1 per 701hs; good Irish
Oats at 3s to 3s Id, and choice potato at 3s 2d per 451hs; Oatmeal 25s
6d to 26s per 2401b5. Flour was not offering on lower terms, though
the demand was very limited. Barley, Beans and Peas as last noted.
No transactions are reported, this week, in the bonded market.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

MEXICO.

FALMOCTII, APRiL 4.—Her Majesty's packet Hope Lieut.
Rees, with mails from Mexico. arrived late last night, having
sailed from Vera Cruz the 6th, Tampico the 14th, and Havannah
the 28th of February. The only news- she brings from the
republic is, that Congress had found itself under the necessity
of authorising, the creation of a loan of B,CXXI,OOO dollars for the
use of government; and further, that a rumour ot a change in
the ministry being shortly expected to take place was current,
and generally entertained as likely to be realised. At Vera
Cruz some excitement prevailed in consequence of the circula-
tion of a report that the French government had determined on
uispatching a squadron thither forthwith, for the purpose of en-
forcing certain claims pending between that country and Mexico;
and although nothing determinate appeared to he known on the
subject, still by many the excedition was looked for daily. The
reports from the Real del Monte mines are of a very encouraging
nature, and the Hope has brought a consideraule remittance in
bar silver from them on account of the shareholders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

bt

be SOLD, a small wellimade'PHlETON, two 'rout
.11 handsome YON I ES, .14 and 15 hand& high, in capital
condition, wish Harness all complete : a bargain.
Apply at the Standard-office. •

A BAY MARE ON SALE, five years (4d, she is 15 hands
high, has done no work, and has superior action, war-
ranted sound.
She maybe seen at Walton's Livery S(abics, in Pleasant-
street, near the Adelphi.

BUILDING LAND.
r 10 be SOLD, PIVATE Tai.:aTv, several LOTS of
LAND, situate in 'Upper Parlianwnt-street and Lodge-
lane.
For further particulars apply to GEo. SHARP, Paradise street,
or to JNo.:Suni,ovv, Exchange-court, Exchange•street Eait.

.DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
May he entered upon on the lot of May nest.
TO be SOLD, by Plitfistt Timm, GREENFIELD
HGUSE, pleasantly situated in West Derby, fronting
Croxteth, shout four miles from the Ltverpool Exchange, tore-
titer with the Waited Garden and Orchard, weil stocked with
choice fruit trees; Hot-house, and the Laud adjoining; the
whole comprising about 4 acres I rood 9 perches, statute urea.'
sure. The liOnSe contains an excellent Drawing-room, Dinino.-
room,•Srore-room, very superior lachens'and Pantries on the
ground floor; Breakfast room, four Bed-rooms, Dressing-roonis
with hot and cold baths and wiaer-rlirset 'on the second floor;
and -three Bed-romps on the third floor; a good Dairy and ex-
cellent Cellar. The 'Outbuirdings consist of Stabling for Six-
Horses, Coach-house, Harness-toom, :with Servant's-room
above, Cow-house, B,:e.
For further particulars apply to AstnEV Brothers, Water-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

WEST INDIES.

•To sail on the 12th instant.
For DEMERARA,
.4 • The Ship SAND .13 A C H ,
JAs. BISPHAM, blaster;
Burthen tons.—For passage. having superior accommoda-
tions, apply to SAN DBACH, TIN NE, and Co.:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

-ei:ontrartg.

• • TO BUILDERS.
lARTIES willing to CONTRACT tier the Erection of the
LIVERPOOL .UNION BANK, Brunswick-street, may
obtain Copies of the Specifications and Messuietneuts on appli-
cation to the Architect's, Messrs. CUNNINGHAM and HoLmdi *
Wood•it reef.•

S.•aled Tenders, addressed to the Manager, marked "Tender
for budding," to be left at the Bank, No. 1, ludia-buildingsi
Water-street, ou or before the 23d instant.
JAMES LISTER, Manager.
Liverponl Union Back, 714 April, 1838.
The Directors will not hind themselves to accept the loyfest,after4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

CORN.

DICKER'S OPIATE COHN PLASTER,, for the re-
moral of Corns Bunnions, and all hard fleshy substances
on the Feet. It is admitted by the thousands who have tried it,
and the most sceptical, !o•be the only remedy ever offered to
Public notice; it acts both as an opiate and solvent. by reliev-
the•most excruciatin, pain. and gradually dissolving the cal-
lous or horny substance. Prepared and Sold by WILLIAM
DICKER. Chemist, 235. Strand, next door to Temple Bar,
London, in Boxes, Is. each.
Sold also by -PRIESTLEY and Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Lord-
st reel BI`TLEtI, Castle•st reel ; FISHER and MAYN A RD, Bold-
street; ASFIN A ILL, St. James-street; BARNETT,
W AGSTAFF Great -George-place; JoirNsoN, Church-street;
How ELL, Dale-street, and BRADFORD, Old Haymarket, Liver-
pool ; SHERLOCK. St..Heletes; GAnsIDE, Ormskirk ; IMP-
SET,' Lancaster; Scowcaorr, Bolton; WALLS, Wigan;
TH ISTLETHWA ITS. Warrington; BAXTER. Piescot;
Southport; and. WAR') and AwsoN,. Ruiworn, where like-
wise can be procured DICKER'S AROMATIC 'ESSENCE,
an instant relief for therOoth Ache, in Bottles Is. t !eL each;.`;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

CORNS.

TAICKER'S OPIATE CORN PLASTER, for the re-
tnovel of Coins Bunnions, and all hard fleshy substances
on the Feet, It is admitted by the thousands who have tried it,
and the most sceptical. to be the only remedy ever offered to
Public notice; it acts both as an opiate and solvent, by reliev-
the most excruciating pain. and gradually dissolving the cal-
lous or horny substance. Prepared and Sold by WILLIAM
DICKER. 'Chemist, 235. Strand, next door to Temple Bar,
London, in Boxed, Is. 121, each.
Sold also by pRIESTLEY and Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Lord-
street ; BUTLER, Castle-street; FISHER and MA YNA RD, Bold-
street; AsetNALL, St. I.:mes-street; BARNETT, Edgehill ;
WAosTAFF Great George-place; JonwsoN, Church-street;
HowELL, Dale street, and BnAneonn, Old Haymarket. Liver-
pool; SHERLOCK, St. Helen's; GARSIDE, Ottllskilk ;.WHIMP-
SKY, LElleitStet; Scowcuorr, Bolton; WALLS, Wlgßn ;
THISTLETHWAITE. Warrington; BAXTER, I'tescut; BOWMAN,
SO111400; and Want) and MAWSON, Runcorn, where like-
wise can be procured DICKER'S AROMATIC ESSENCE,
an instant relief far the Tooth Ache, in Bottles Is, 110. (*cis,:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

MEDITERRANEAN.

Sarah, (233) E Newby, from Licata. 308 tons sulphur, J Pownall.—
From Palermo, 200 hags shumac, J I'ownall-345 do, Bancroft and co
—2OO do, order-1 bale shumac leaves, 50 bags walnuts, 49 bags hazel
nuts..l Pownall-0 D
Lochinvar, (199) J Allen, front Marseilles. 60 tons brimstone, 10
bales madder roots, 2 bales siik waste, .1 Pownllll 50 hales cotton. 1
brl olives, R Zwilehcnbart and co-1 brl stuffs, 1 bale samples silk
waste, 44 casks ground madder, order-19 hf and 16 qr casks wine, C
Coulet add co—G D
Ceres, (1501 S Adep, from Leghorn, 100 casks boracic acid, 8 blocks
yellow marble, 6 hf pipes 25 Jars olive oil, 3 cases marble works, 3
bales silk waste, 16 boxes argol, 14 casks tallow, 10 bales hemp, 5
boxes 3 kegs sweets, order-1 case paste, F Schwalm and co-1 do, 1
ease cheese, H Castellani and Sons-211 bags cotton, J Spence-10
hf pipes olive oil. 18 casks argol, Grace, Freeman and co-20 tons
valonia.G I'iits-50 hf chests olive oil, J Hall—O D
Anaxilda, (140) J Trevethen, from Messina, 147 tons brimstone, 200
bags shurnac. 1 cask wine, J Pownall-200 boxes °rang", 510 boxes
lemons, 5 casks wine, 8 casks olive oil, 2 casks cream tartar, 5 cask.
argot, 3 bales raw silk, 65 bags nuts, order—Q D
Trinacria, (205, L Lagana, from Terra Nova, about 50 qrs linseed,
1(0 bags small nuts, 10 tons rough brimstone.J yN_s;ll.4l..—. From
Palermo, 70 boxes oranges, 2k) boxes hittt•r oranges, 700 1 shumac,
4 bags nuts, order— 30 bags walnuts, 3 casks argots, 500 bags shumac
1 ton eork wood. J Pownall-250 boxes lemons, 350 boxes oranges,
Rathbone Brothers and co—Q I)
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Water Witch. (80) 1 M'Kinnon, from Lisbon, 152 chrsts 218 hf
chests orangis, wo M. Andrew-45 chests 72 hf chests do, J Collier
—2 hf chests do, order-16 lihds olive oil, Leech and Harrison-12
pipes do, Duarte Brothers—P D
Ann Paley. (1501 T Mater, from Lisbon, ispipes olive oil, Duarte
Brothers-15 do. Carne and Telo-1 I pipes 4 hhds do. T Martin and
Son-72 Pipes du 90 bags wool, Leech and Harrison-100 bags wool.
order-64 do, Geller and co-1 hhd 3qr casks wine. J Swire-7 casks
contents unknown. T Martin and Sr—(;o 1)
Pearl, (79) I' Cove, flow Lisbon, 13:: chests 654 boxes oranges, order
—1 box do, the master —S D
Active. (105) W R Lisby, from St. Übes, 20 tons corkwood, E 11
Burnett—G

Busby, (64) J Browning, from Lisbon, 304 bags shrepe wool, C
ironside and co-3 chests 54 hf chests oranp's, II Burnett-4 hf
boxes do, the master —G

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. i Indire ci. brown Direct. Indiret.
Calcutta .. Jan 14 Marantiam Feb ....11
Bomb v.... :Jan. 27 N. Orleans March.. 1
Mauritius .. DE.,.! 3O Mobile .. March.. 1
Itin Janeiro. 'Jan. —l9 Savann•►h . March.. 3
Bahia
Pernambucc, Feb....20J New York. March. V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

CASE AND OTHERS V. PHILLIPS.

The action in this case was to try whether Messrs. Case and
others, the assignees of Messrs. Hardisty and Ki!straw, were
entitled' to recover interest on an amount of money which
Messrs. Phillips and Co. had in their hands belonging to Har-
disty and Co. Hardisty and Co. formerly curried on business
at Buenos Ayres, and Phillips and Co. had a house at Monte
Video. Hardisty and Co. sent out a cargo to Buenos Ayres,
but owing to that port being blockaded, the goods were landed
at Monte Video, and Messrs. Phillips and Co. sold the cargo.
It appeared there had been a long-running account betvieen
Messrs. Hardisty and Co. and Messrs. .Philiips and Co., gene-
rally in favour of Hardisty and Co., and that they charged 18
per cent. interest on both sides for money advanced by either
party. But eatly in January, 1831, on the lauding of the cargo
of Hardisty and Co. Monte Video; the balance of account be-
came turned greatly in favour of Hardisty and Co., and then
the defendants refused to allow Hardisty and Co. 18 per cent.,
the usual interest of the country, but contended that it was not
usual to pay interest to English merchants, or at most, that 5
percent. was all they ought to pay. The amount claimed, was
interest upon £533, the baiance in the hands of the defendant
at Monte Vide. Interest was 'claimed to June 33, at 18 per
cent., at which time the money was alleged to have been remit-
ted by the defendants to their agents; and from that time to
May, 35, at five per cent., at which time the principal was
invested in Exchequer bills. The jury found a verdict for the
plaintiff with 18 per bent. interest till the money was remitted,
and 5 per cent afterwards, till it was invested.

CORLETT, PUBLIC OFFICER, &C. V. AM DDO:.:1( AND ANOTHER.
This was an action hrought by Thomas Arthur Corlett, the
public officer of the North a•nd South Wales back against
Daniel Maddock and a person ntoutl Edwards;. to recover front
them £4,700, advanced to them by the North and South \Vales
Banking Company. It appeared•-that the Clwyd and Liver-.
pool Steam Packet Company were anxious ►o-purchase a steam
boat for the use of the company, and sent Maddock and Ed-
wards to Glasgow to purchase a steam boat. These two indi-
viduals, having credit on the North and South \Vales Bank
to the amount of £5OOO, purchased a boat for 1.:4700, and
a bill was drawn by the seller on the company, and accepted
by the company, and duly honoured; and now the action was
brought by the Banking Company to recover this amount.
For the defence, it was contended thatthe Clwyd and Liverpool
Steam Packet Company gave a i;uarrantee for the amount to
the Bank, and that the action ought to have been brought
against the Clwyd Steam Packet Company, and not against
these, individuals, who acted merely as their agents. Edwards
had suffered judgment to, go by default. The bank cau►e.on
the other defendant as the person who accepted the bill, and as
one of the shareholders.
Verdict for the plaintiff, damages £4700.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

PAH. EH WAN I ED.

ANTED a•PA:RTN ER who Ca advance from £lOO to
v £l5O, in a sale and profitable concern, Where there to
no risk. itelea ence. as to respectability-, &c., given and
required.---:Apply to.X '1 at the STANDARD °thee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

To sail in a few clays, and has room for a few tons of fine goods
For CANTON,
• Delivering Goods at LINTIN and WHAMFOA, at the
option of the Consignees,
• rs
The fine A I Liverpool-built Barque
FA RR IR QUEEN
• WiLtrest flot.sms, Cominkuler ;
l 2 tons register, newly roppered, well-known as a remarkably
fast sailer, and a superior conveyance for goods and passengers.
---For terms. &c. apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER. and Co. ;
to :JAMES AMIN and Sim, or to W. N. MOORE,
Rumford•buildings, 2, Rumford-street.

WEST INDIES.

• To sail on the 12th instant.
For DEMERARA,
Tike Ship SAN D B A C .11."
JAS. BtsrmA ht. Master;_ _ _ .
13•:then 435 tons.—For pa;isaze. having superior aceOmmoda-
t,'ins, apply to SAN DBACH, YINNE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

RESIDENT 04 DAILY GOVERNESS.

A:LADY, ticcostomed to Tuition and Education, in th.
South, is desirous of a SITLATION iu a Gentieman's
14%dnily, either us RESIDENT or DAILY GOVERNESS,
Her acquirenikits'coinprise, English, in all ito branches, includ-
ing Geography, Writing, Music, ( the I'ianti4orte and Siuging,)
and French. Most satisfactory references will be given,
Address, (post-paid,) to H. H.,.Standard,utfiLe.

WANTED immediately, A :YOUNG MAN to ASSIST
iu the JUN 101( DEPARTMENT. of a .SCHUOLi
audio take charge
,‘if toe. Puptts out of School Hours. For
character auil qualifications th,e advertiser must be referred to
eler'gyinen of well-kooks: and strictly evangelical vtovrs, .°'
'Apply (by letter, post-paid) to A. B. F. at the uffice of ibis
paper.
April 9111, 1838..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

UNITED STATES.

INTENDED TO BE A REGULAR TRADER.
lb be despatched on the 20th instant.
For NEW YORK,
The splendid new American Ship WESTCHESTER,
• Captain WATSON It'kuats ;
Burthen 700 tons ' • copper-fastened, and coppered last voyage ;
Wilt in New York, expressly for this trade, of the choicest
materials ; p3ssesses great strength with elegance of structure,
and is considered one of the finest and fastest sailing ships
belonging to the United States. Her cabin is fitted up in the
first style, with every accommodation fur passengers.—For
freight or passage apply to the Captain. on board, in No. 4
Graving. Dock, at present, or in the Prince's Dock after the
11th instant, or to. .WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.

BnITISTIEitICA.

A Regular Trader.
For MONTREAL,
4„:" '-',-?. The Barque CAPTAIN ROSS,
D. B. MoicroN, Master;
altritihs, A 1, British biiilt, and coppered; has superior accom-
modations for cabin passengers, and a considerable part of her
Cargo being ready fur shipment,
sEe will have early despateh.-,7
Apply to JOSEPH-FROSTE and Co. •

At For MONTREAL,
The fast-sailing Barque TtiOMAS,
' Captain S. MARTIN;
260 tons per register, British-built, and coppered : is
now 'loading in the Queen's Dock, and will have immediate
despatch.For freight or passage apply-to
WM. F [SHER and SON.

For MIRA M IC H I direct,
The tine new Barque Silt JOHN HARVEY,
?al') ROBERT CUTHBEItTSON. Commander
Burthen per register 474 tons ; now lying in the
Brunswick Dock; to be despatched immediately, a great part
of her cargo being already engaged.—For freight or passage
aPPIy to the Captain, on board, Or to
ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

JARDINE V. WNFiILE AND ANOTHER.

This was an action brought for a breach of contract in the
non-fulfilment of a charter-party. The plaintiff chartered a
vessel with the, defendants, the vessel being then at sea on her
way to New York; that the vessel, (the Eliza Grant,) if she
had not taken in a cargo before the intelligence of the charter
reached the captain, was to proceed to Richibucto, and take in
a cargo of yellow pine timber and bring it to Liverpool. The
intelligence of the charter went out, and arrived in New York
before the Eliza Grant. The captain, however, was short of
money, and his owners had made no provision for him, so was
obliged to break the charter, and take a cargo of timber front
Miratnichi, for which he received an order. The case was not
fully gone into, but was referred, and a verdict was taken for
the plaintiff, subject to a reference. .
BRADLEY V. HOULDSWORiTH.

This was an action brought to recover asn-tn of £439 17s. 6'l.
part of the amount of a bill of Exchange for £772 Os. 6d. It
appeared, that in the month of April, 1836, the plaintiff and de-
fendant entered into a contract respecting ten shares in the
London and Birmingham Railway, by which the defendant
agreed to sell to the plaintiff the shares in question at a distance
of time of six months, at £i.s premium, the plaintiff paying for
them in a bill of Exchange, to become due at the time of the
sale of the shares. Afterwards the contract was altered to five
shares instead of ten. The defendant wrote to his agent in
London to purchase the shares, and two were transferred to the
plaintiff. The plaintiff, meantime, had given -a hill for £772
Os. 6d. in payment. The defendant for want of money was un-
able to complete his purchase of the remaining three shares in
London, and had discounted the bill given by the plaintiff,
which, when it became due, the plaintiff had to take up to the
full amount. The present action was brought to recover the
balance of the bill after the price of the two shares transferred
had been subtracted front the amount.
Verdict for the plaintiff £439 17s. 6d.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

trVil/4G TOADIAIII.:EDDIin IN IRONSTONF..—In a coal pit, at
Green-gates; about five miles west from Slamanuan. a living
toad was lately found embedded in the solid strata. ibout six
fathoms beluw the surface, aiul between a level bed of ironstone
and delk. Its lodgment Was in a sof. wet mass, and the animal
was seat to Glasgow, in a perfectly lively cundition.—Glasgow
Paper.

Thestate liveries of the numerous train of domestics of the
Obversor-general of Canada ( Lord Durham) are understood to
be of the most expensive and elegant description, and will cost
each man. The service of 'date which the noble earl takes
with him is, it is 'said; his private property, and previous
to being shipped on board the Hasting 4; was sent to his
silversmith's to . be weighed, •in order that it might be in-
sured.

It is said that one ofthe prime reasons for the recent appoint-
ment of six or seven whig•radical magistrates for the West-
Riding, all resident in the borough of Leeds, was the intended
ostabli.liment of a poor law union in the borough, when their
`services might be wanted as ex officio guardians. '
We learn that notices have been.served upon the contractors
who horse the London mail between Shrewsbury and Holyhead,
that their contracts are to cease on the sth of July next, and
we have also heard that that conveyance will cease running from
and after that day.— Carnareun Herald.
•

LARGE EFL.—One day last week a ropemaker, at Harring-
ton, Cumberland, named Barnes, descried an immense eel
floundering amongst the rocks near that place. The tide had
receded, and left the monster stranded, when Barnes knocked
it on the head, and brought it on shore. On examination it
was found to measure in length sft. Bin. and in girth upwards
of 16in. and to weigh 5 stones Sibs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

SALES OP TOE WEEK.

Sea Island
Stained
Bowed Georgia.
S Nlob ile
I Alabama and Tennessee ... •
New Orleans ...' ......... •
Pernambuco and Paraiba
Aricati and Ceara
Bahia and Nlaceio
s.Nlaranham ...........
Sawginned
AI inas
Para
Ilmlerara, Surinam,Scc
Fgy:ptian •

Bai:liados
Peruvian
Bahama

Laguayra
Common West India, Ste
Carthagena.
Smyrna
Manilla
Surat.
Madras
Bengal

28160 bales

The market continues without chin;
to 3.043 hags, and the same amount of 1
In the two days 300 bags have been tal
export.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

MEXICO.

FALMOUTH, APRlLMajesty's packet Hope Lieut.
Bees, with mails from ;Mexico, arrived late last night, having
sailed from Vera Cruz the 6th, Tampico the 14th, and Havannah
the 28th of Febtuary. The only news she brings from the
republic is, that Congress had found itself under the necessity
of authorising the creation of a loan of 8,000,000 dollars for the
use of government; and further, that a rumour of a change in
the ministry being shortly expected to take place was current,
and generally entertained as likely to be realised. At Vera
Cruz some excitement prevailed in consequence of the circula-
tion of a report that the French government bad determined on
dispatching a squadron thither forthwith, for tiro purpose of en-
forcing certain claims pending between that country and Mexico;
and although nothing determinate appeared to be known on the
subject, still by many the expedition was looked for daily. The
reports from the Heal del Monte mines are of a very encouraging
nature, and the Hope has brought a considerable remittance in
bar silver from them on account of the shareholders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-10

BRITISH AMERICA.

Clydesdale, (515) T Bryson, from St. John, N.B. 195 pees birch
and Gs 7 pees pine timber, 292 deals, Kl6O staves. 'j cords lathwood,
Wildes, Pickersgill and co—B D

AZORES.
Active, (52) W Russell, from St. Michael's, 407 boxes oranges,
M'Andrews, Piieber and eo-4 do, order—S D
Endeavour. (97) A Johns, from Figueira, 662 boxes 9 baskets
oranges, G A Sutton-20 pipes olive oil, Duarte and ..o-20 sacks wal-
nuts. 44 brls argot, I box oranges, Job, Bulley and co-22 pipes olive
oil, 50 sacks walnuts, order—Q D

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE..
Days. Mrn. Ern. Ht.
Tuesday, ...AO 111 36 11 49 17 3 ,Venus at its greatest brit.
Wednesday ll -- 0 4 17 6 (Saturn rises 7h 57m even.
Thursday l2 f 01R 042 17 4 ; Saturn sets 4h 43m morn.
Friday l3 10 47 1 3 17 1 !Good Friday.
Saturday l4 119 137 16 1 IVerms rises 4h 59m morn,
Sunday Easter Day.
Monday l6 2 3,) 259 5 Easter Term begins.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

SATXIIID,IA.y.

On account of whom it may concern.
To-MORROW, (Saturday,). the 23r1 instant. at T no o'clock, at
'Bushby, Son; and Parker's Office,,9, E ange-alley;
301 Brizsdainaged East India TUAR.
Apply to BUSHBY, SON, and AJMER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

TUESDAY.

On TGEsnsir next, the 26th instant, at. Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street,
WO Casks Jamaica COFFEE.
Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALT, and Co., Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, east side of Brunswick Dock,
7278 PINE and SPRUCE DEALS, measuring 274 (PO feet,
466 DITTO Dll7O ENDS, „ 7,457 feet,
33 HARDWOOD PLANKS I 504 feet,
,
132 c. ASH and OAK HOGSHEAD STAVES,
Being the Cargo per Lady Paget, V. Lackett, Master, from
Halifax, N.S., now landing.—Apply to Messrs.4NnstisoN,
GARROW, and Co., Merchants, or
DEMPSEY, FROST, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

LIVERPOOL DUCKS

rjrlHE Liverpool Dock Acts, pasied in the 51st year of the
lieign of aeoge 11. and the Gth. of George IV., require
that all 0 xners and part Ownett of Ships belonging to the Port
of LiVerpool, and also all Persons inhabiting the Town of Li:
verpool aforesaid, who, tither as •Princirals or Agents, have
paid Hates and Duties by tlo*e acts laid upon Goods and 14er•
chandize, imported or e*ported into or alit of the said Port of
Liverpool, shall assemble at the Tows-it k Li. of the said Bo?
rough, on 111oNnsi,,the '2sth nay of thirs instant June, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, and then and there, by Writing under their
hands, or titokr the hand's of the major part of theM so assent-
bled as afoieSaid, Shell elect, nominate, and appoint Eight Per-
sons, not being ineinliers of the Common Council of the said
"tOWO, td lie Eight of the Commissioners, for the purposes in
those Same Acts and in the former Acts mentioned.

GEOBOE WITHERS, Treasurer:
Dock-office, Literpool, 14th .I,the, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

BRITISH AMERICA.

• tip- Loading at. LondqtA, and will frail on the 28th instabt.
For ST. JOHN, LB, direct,
:t".:!....1°7 The fine first-cjass.Stlip EM,ELINE, A.l, ,
G. rITTINGILI., Commander;
LYing in London Docks.—For freight apply to
CHARLES WALFON, 73, Cornitill.

First Ship. .
For HALIFAX,
~A,Tho very fine A 1 fast-sailing coppered Packet Ship,
.45Rair:7 LADY. PAGET,
500 tons per. register,

V. LUCKETT, Commander; •
J_Ust arrived, and haying a great proportibnof litr cargo already.
Lfiltaged will be despatched without delay. This' vessel was
expressly for the trade, and combines everyquality neces-
'4,7 to render her a safe, and from having made her previous
Pusages- under-21 days, may be considered. an expeditious,
conveyance. Her cabins are spacious and commodious. Rate
°I. 'Passage money, £22 lOs., iricluding wines and siores of every
ctescription.--For freight, &c. to
AN OERSON, GARROW; and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

IMMEDIATE BENEFITS OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC.

ir IFE ANNUITY RATES', calculated nn Equitable Prin-
ciples !I ! For Example—for every £lOO, deposited, this
ASsociation will grant the Annuity placed opposite the Age of
the party depositing.—From £5O and upwards, in protiortion. .

Age.
31 to 40 to 45 to 50 to 55 to GO to 6:i to 70 to 75 to 80

£8 0 .C 8 101 £9 01 £9 101 £lO 10 £l2 10 £1 10 1 £2O 0 £25
Pr Ct pr Ct Ipr Ct Ipr Ct 1 per Ct I per Ct. per Ct. Ipr Ct. 1 pCt

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE RATES
REDUCUD 30 PER CENT PER ANNUM,
Being a Saving to the Public of £500,000 per Annum! ! !
FOE EXAMPLE.
LIFE ASSURANCE RATES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

Enottranre Notirto.

YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COM-
. PA NY, - •
ESTABLISHED 1824.
PARTIES having Annual Policies, killing due on the 21th
June, are respect fully informed that they should renew the
same' within Fitteen•Days from that date. •

AGENTS :
LATITAM IT AN M ER, Jun., 1, Dale-street.
FREDERIC LAPAGE,
JOHN ATKINSON; Fenwick-building,s:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22

tro' be *olti. or EEL_

I TIO be SOLD or, LET, a beWlVLerected COTTAGE,.in the
Village of Neston-,' frOm The" River Dee and
Parkgate, containing to Ci Parlours, four Bed-rooms, Kitchen,
Scullery; Pantries, and good Cellars, Stable, CoaCh-house, and
Garden, and commands a goOd view of the River Dee, Wales,
and CheShiie:-Apply to Mr. Taos. JONES,' Neton ; Mr.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Molberry-street, Liverpool, who has on
Sale Potir*OUSES; (Rent £27 each,)in 'Blackburn-street,Falkner4