The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LATEST BETTING IN MANCHESTER.
Feicleit iViyht, Ten o'clock.
LIVERPOOL JULY Mr.
Bto I agst Melbourne . 10 to I agst The Doctor
8 to I agst Cardinal Puff
12 to 1 agst Mayflower
9 to 1 agst Birdlime 7 to 1 on the field.

BUXTON MEETING, 183 g.
ACCEPTANCES POR THE BUXTON CUP.
Bst 10lb Nell Gwynne, aged '7sts 6lb Capulet, 4 yrs
8 8 Cat herina, aged 7 4 The Maid of Mouton, 4
8 8 King Cole, 5 yrs 7 4 Vesper, 5 yrs
8 6 Red Rover, aged 6 7 Tom, 3 yrs
8 4. Pussy, aged 6 7 Gasparoni, 3 yrs
7 12 Whaley, 5 yrs 6 2 Colt by Battledore, dam
7 9 The Stag, 6 yrs • by Filbo, 3 yrs

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1838.
THE TRADESMEN'S Cut', or Piece of Plate, value 200 soya.,
with 100 in specie, added to a Handicap Stakes of 25 soya each,
15 ft, and only sif declared by the Ist of June. Two miles,
The owner of the second to receive. 50 sous. out of the stakes.
The winner to pay 30 soya. to the judge.
9st 31b Birdlime, aged ,7st 61b Golden Drop, 4 yrs
9 2 Venison, 5 yrs
7 6 Arthur, 5 yrs
8 7 Caravan, 4 yrs 7 6 Lord Stafford, 4 yrs
8 6 Abraham Newland,4 yrs 7 4 St. Bennett, 4 yrs
8 6 The Doctor, 4 yrs 7 4 Rachel, 4 yrs
8 5 Cowboy, 4 yrs 7 3 Cruiskeen, 4 yrs
8 5 Harkawav, 4 yrs 7 0 Bay colt by Priam, out
8 5 Cardinal Puff, 4 yrs of Mayflower (h-bred)
8 3 Slashing Harry, 4 yrs 4 yrs
8 2 Black Diamond, 5 yrs 612 Vesper, 5 yrs
7 12 Whaley, 5 yrs 6 12 Cushneiche, 5 yrs
7 12 Melbourne, 4 yrs 6 9 The Hydra, 3 yrs
7 12 Modesty, 4 yrs 6 7 Bay colt by trutandort,
7 8 Dirmid, 4 yrs out of Melody, 3 yrs
7 8 BI c by Robin Hood, cl & 4 Bay c by Belzoni, out of
by Whisker, 4 yrs Dame Durden,t3 yrs
Twenty-five having declared forfeit, pay 5 sovs each.

GOODWOOD, 1838.
. •NOMtNATtONS FOR THE GOODWOOD CUP.
Duke of Richmond's Mus, 5 yrs •
Lord Suffield's Caravan, 4 yrs
Lord George.Bentiock's Venison, 5 yrs
Mr. Theobald's Loutherbourg
Lord Exeter's Lucetta, aged
Duke of Beaufort's br g Cetus, by Whalebone, darn by Frolic,
out of Camel's dam, aged
Mr. Payne's Young Rowton, 3.yrs
Lord Albemarle's Barcarolle, 3 yrs
Mr: H. Coombe's Cobham, 3 yrs
Lord Uxbridge names Calmuck, 5 yrs
Lord Cantaloupe names Calisto, 3 yrs
Lord Jersey's Brother to Ftiddlesworth, 5 yrs
Lord Verulani names Dormouse, 3 yrs
Lord Chesterfield's Industry, 3 yrs -
Mr. S. L. Fox's bl c The Doctor,4 yrs
Colonel Auson names Troilus; 4 yrs
Lord Surrey names b f by Muley, out of Lacerta—Marvel's
dam, 3 vrs
Mr. S. Wreford's Wisdom, 4 yrs
Mr. J. Bond's names Sister to Glaucus, 3 yrs
Mr. J. Robinson names Harkaway, 4 yrs •
Mr. E. Bond's c by Reveller, out of Scurry, 3 yrs
Mr. Etwall names-Chapean d'Espagne, 4 yrs
Mr. Rush's eh f Obelisk, (late Perkins,) 4 yrs
Mr. Forth's Emprise, 4 yrs
Colonel Peel's Slane, 5 yrs '
Mr. Houldsworth's Tipple Cider, 5 yrs
Lord Lichseld's Tahlau, 3 yrs
Lord Dysart names Olympic, aged
Lord Granby names Rattrap, 4 yrs
Lord Leveson names Cowboy, 4 yrs
Count D'Orsay names Mulberry Wine, 3 yrs
Mr. J. Day names D'Egville, 3 yrs
Mr. J. Bowe names Grey Momus, 3 yrs
Lord Jocelyn .names lon, 3 yrs
Lord Wilton names Adrian, 4 yrs
Captain Williamsou's gr in by Rainbow, darn 14 Treasurer, out
of Urganda, aged
Col. G. Wyndham's br c Prestongee Bonangee, by Chateau
Margaux, out of Rectory, Whale's dam, 3 yrs
Mr. Robertson's b g Berwickshire, 5 yrs

NEWTON RACES.

FRIDAY.

The ST. HELEN'S PURSE O(5-0 sovsl'added to a Sweepstakes

of 15 sovs. each.
Mr. Ogden's br c Harpurhey, 3 yrs (Lear) 1
Mr. Price's br c Captain Pops,3 yrs 2
Mr. E. Peel's .r c Saul 3 yrs 3

Mr. T. Walter's ch f Bishopsgate, 3 yrs
Lord Stanley's b c Charlatan, 2 yrs
The betting was 5 to 4 against, and even betting on, Captain
Pops, and the same figure against the Grey, and 10 to 1 against
Mr. Ogden's colt; three paid. Notwithstanding the long odds
against Harpurhey, he won by two lengths:
The SHRIGLEY Cur,. value 100 sovs. given by Wm. Turner,
14:sq., M.P., added to Handicap Stakes of 15 sovs. each, 10
sovs and 5 sovs ft.—One mile and a half. The owner of the
second to receive 25 sovs out of the stakes. (23 subs.)
7 3 Mr. Legh names ch f The Maid of Mouton, 4 yrs.
(Cartwright)
7 7 Mr. E. Peele b f Cantata, 4 yrs. (Whitehouse) 2
Six paid the larger forfeit. Ludford with Bst 5 lb; Vesper
7 sr; Rachael 7 st; Violet the some, and Mr. Edmund Buck-
ley's Tom with 6 st 12 lb. were all cyphered.—The business
done averaged these quotations--3 to 1 against Ludtord; 7to 2
against Tom; 7 to 2 against Rachael (t freely); 5 to I against
Vesper (t freely); the winner not named. The chesnut struck
off withithe lead, and-was never caught. She won easy by two
lengths; Tom was third. The Maid of Monton is the property
of Mr. N. Phillips, of Pendleton.

A PLATE of £7O, for all ages, was won by Mr. Fairlia's grey
rolt Pyradid, ridden by Cartwright, after four beats. Parolles
won the first heat, Fieschi the second heat; the third heat was
won cleverly, after a beautiful race, by 'a head; fourth beat,
Pyramid led and won in a canter.—Betting:—First beat'. 7 to 4
against Peri:Ales, and 10 against the winner. Second heat :
The field had the call: Third heat : Little betting; but 2to 1
against 11latadore. Fourth beat: 3to 1 against Pyramid.
The weather throughout was extremely wet, and the attend-
ance accordingly. The ground was perfect mud and water.
The Main at Newton was won easy by Woodcock, feeder for
Thomas Legh, Esq.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Tuonsnay.
The Windsor Town Plate of £so,—three yrs, 7 et; four, Bst Glb ;
five, 9st; six and aged, 9st 31b; m and g allowed 31b. The
winner to be sold for £250, &c. Winners of £5O in 1838,
previous to starting, 31b ; twice of £5O or once of £lOO, 51b
extra. Two miles.
Mr. F. Craven's Doncaster, 4 yrs... .....(Trenn) 1
Capt. Pearson's Munchausen, 3 yrs 2
Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, 20 ft, for two-yr old colts, Bst 51b,
and fillies Bst 21b. Winners before or after naming, 31b extra.
T,Y.c, Six subs.
Lord Jersey's Ilderim
(Robinson) 1
Mr. J. Dixon's b c by Camel, out of Maria.. 2
Capt. Gardner's br f by Action, out of Misletoe
Lord Suffield's Alan
Sir G. Heathcote's Zephyr 5
The St. James's Palace Stakes of 100 soya each, h ft; colts,
Bst 7lbs; fillies, Bst 41b. Old-mile. Ten subs.
Duke of Portland's Bcetian (J. Day) 1
Lord Jersey's Phoenix
.Duke of Grafton's Chymist
3 to 1 on Bretian, who made all the running, followed by the
others nearly abreast to the distance, where. they closed; half
way up it Chymist declined and Phoenix challenged, but after
a splendid race was beaten by a head.
The Gold Cup, value 300 gs, by subs of 20 soya each, with 200
added; second to receive 50 sovs. out of the stakes. About
two miles and a half. 20 subs. •
Lord G. Bentinck's Grey Morons, 3 yrs, Est 101bs (W Day) 1
Mr. Bowes's Epirus, 4 yrs, Bst 51b . 2
Lord Sheffield's Caravan, 4 yrs, Bst slb
5 to 4 on Grey Momus, 5 to 2 agst Caravan, and 7 to 2 agst
Epirus. Grey Momus took the lead at a moderate pace,
Epirus lying second, and Caravan third, a position which he
kept to the end of the race. There was no change till near the
distance, where Epirus went up to him, kept there, and looked
amazingly well till within fifty yards of home, when the grey
defeated him by running the longest, and'' won by 'a length and
a half, cleverly; Caravan was beaten for or five lengths.
The prize is descriptive of the combat between St. George and
the Dragon, and is one of the most elaborate and best executed
prizes ever run for; it is alike worthy of those who designed
and those who executed it.
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The Stand Plate of £lOO (handicap.) Once round and a dis.
Lord Fteter's Mecca, 3 yrs, 7st 61b. (Mann) 1
Mr. F. Craven's Doncaster, 4 yrs, 7st 61b
Mr. King's liatcatcher, aged. Bst 41b.
Colonel Peel's Wave, 3 yrs, Bst 71b 4
Mr. Garrard's Rienzi, 6 yrs, 7st 41b ..... ..... 5
Match, 200 each, h ft, Bst 7lb each. Ord mile.
Mr. Ford's Quo Minus (Robinson) 1

Mr. Bond's Young Kean.... . 2
- 2 to 1 and 6 to 2 on Quo Minus, who won Lay half a length,
after a good race.

The Windsor Forest Stakes of 50 soya each, h ft, for fillies,
Bst 41b. Ord mile. Four rubs.

Sir G. Heathcate's Larnaca.. (Chapple) 1

Lord Exeter's Velveteen

It was said that the owner of Quo Minus had his pocket picked
of upwards of £7OO just before the match.

LAW OF ARREST.—In an action for an escape for an escape,
against the High Sheriff of Cheshire, Williams, v Mostyn,
Bart." the Court of Queen's Bench decided, on MQnday, that
the defendant was liable to the action, for having allowed his
prisoder to attend the court of the revising barrister, though in
custody of a bailiff; but as the jury had also found that no
actual damage had ensued to the plaintiff, i► was the opinion of
all the court, that the defendant was not liable, it being es-
sential in the case of a prisoner not in execution on a judg-
ment, but only on mesne process, as this was,.that the jury
should find some actual damage to entitle the plaintiff to main-
ain his action. The judgment, therefore, must be for the
defendant.

Mr. Henry Pennington, brother to Thornas Pennington,
gsq., surgeon, of this town, was admitted. on Monday, the 28th
of May, a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Lon- •
4on; and, on Thursday last, the 14th instant, the worshipful
Company of Apothecaries granted him their diploma as a licenti-
ate of their society.
CAUTION TO PAWINIIROKERS.—A pawnbroker was recently
summoned before Mr. Hall, charged with having received from
Jane Taylor, a pauper in the Workhouse, a: petticoat which
was the property of the parish. It was marked." Liverpool
Workhouse," very conspicuously. The pawnbroker had lent
the sum of 9d. on it. The case was: fully proved, and the de-
fendant was fined in the penalty of .£2 and costs.
Thomas Bradford, successor to Benjamin Franklin, and the
oldest printer in America, died on Monday, the 7th May, at
Philadelphia, aged 95. • ,
NEw HAY RAKE.—A new rake has been introduced into this
country, which promises to he of material benefit to the far-
mer during the hay-making season. The • instrument is an
American invention, and consists of a light beam or stock,
nine feet in length, to which are attached rows of teeth, both
before and behind. It is drawn over the sward by a horse, and
so soon as the interstices between 'the teeth 'are filled, the work-
man in attendance inbves a handle,-which turns the rake right
over, and presents the side Which has hitherto been empty. In
Ibis manner the hay is deposited in little heaps throughout the
field, and the principal•advantag,es of iMplement are that' if
vastly economises lahonr ih a very busy season, and at the same
time sweeps the field with the greatest nicety. The teeth of
the horse-rake are slightly turned up'tti prevent them entering
the soil; and `impeding the 'operations, and, altOgether, the
construction is a very simple one.

CORRESPONDENCE

SHARE BROKING.

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TO THE ERITeIfi:OF TBE LIFERPOOLSTANDARD_

. .
Sia,*-1 have a great wish to int.-nine a " literary character,'"
t
that is, to write something and see it in print, for
" A book's. a book alt hougb. there's • nothing' in't."
And, now that my genius has discovered a sohjectsuited to its
capacity, let me beseech you, dear Mr. Editor, to give it en-.
couragement by inserting its miley (raighty production' in your
next publication. It's about those miscreant share-brokeri
that I'm going to write; entre nous, (you see I'm a sebelar,)
they area bad set, as our friend the Share Deciterbasproved by
arguments irrefragable. I think .be was -quite justified in
almost calling them mushrooms; pay, I'll go,farther-1 say
they are mnahroorns, for they lave hut one leg tOtstand on, and
that's " nothing." I should- have said mapy.yritty things, Mr.
Editor, had I been the first to encounter tbese:Wrortbies; but,
lest the Critics should accuse Me of plagiarism, Fthink It had
better renounce for this time all ciiiina to aby " original ideas,"
and show my, ingenuity by only clothing. those 44 my cnieul-
porary in •Janguage more Demosthenes-like than',his; had be
known- my style, he would have won the lanreln Omit must
henceforth crown my hrow More credit-would he have done
himself, and infinitely; more good
_to "the „public generally,"
bad he written something to the following effect:— .
" Good people-of Liverpool, and of all the,earth,.whe have
any thing to do with shares, take warning from me, for I have
acquired wisddm at the golden fountain of experience!. I have
had, from childhood, a natural propensity for the cheap and
the little in life. The prime-cost shop and the cheap Mancheiy,
ter warehouse each found me a regular customer whenever a
cheap bargain was to be bad, and when the era of share dealing
madness arrived, I, alas! became the foolishest of the mad ;
`like many others, I bad a little spare capital,' and, instead of
purchasing shares from those young brokers whom justice
obliges me to designate as most honourable, prompt, and
trustworthy men of busine-.9,' I entrusted my speculations in
the bands of those whom I am now inelined to call, the meatiest
mushrooms among their 'upstart fraternity." A little envy
has also prompted me in the present case. I am reasonably
bound to entertain a very high respect for the old brokers; so
I could not possibly think of encouraging those prompt and
trustworthy young men of business who are now becoming the
ruling power on the Stock Exchange; but I have been cured
of my propensity at the cost of some trouble, some fretting!,
and some spare cash, and my envy has thereby been converted
into wrath, which the public, I trust, will allow me to vent in a
general denouncement of the whole sharebrokers' association,
arid to tell those said brokers that their system is a rotten one,
that its own principles must ultimately annihilate it, that it
onght and must lose the public confidence, because it lost mine
when I lost my money. Therefore, good people, beware! Do
not encourage the honourable, the prompt, and the trust-:
worthy young brokers; they are intshing the old ones into the!
shade ; and, oh, if you do speculate with such as I have, let me
beseech you ' not to part with your scrip till you get value
'received ! '"
Such a letter, Mr. Editor, would have been effectual, to all
intents and purposes; the caplour which it breathes would
deeply interest the public, ' and would no doubt actuate the
association to institute some " stringent ruies.".. Moreover,
such a letter wou)d have prevented the posiibility of any little
inconsistencies And contradictions occurring, and would per-,
haps have spared the Share Dealer those disagreeable reflec-
tions which do naturally arise from the necessity of sometimes
straining a point to streng:tben a case.--1 am, B:c.,
ANOTHER SHARE DEALER.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STAND.4RD.

Small Vestry, HoPe-street Chapel, 16th June, 1838.

Silt,—We, the undersigned, feel it our dUty to ask you to be
so kind as to allow us to eorrect a mistake which appears in
one of the columns of the rephrt you give, in the STANDARD,
of the late Meeting
,holden in the Amphitheatre. concerning
the gentleman who involied the Rev. Hugh M'Neile in some
explanations at the conclusion of his very able speech on that
occasion. • , •• -
Your own words, in the 'report, are—" A gentleman, whose
name we after.vards ascertained was Mr. John Bowes, minister
of the Chapel in Hope-street, here stood up and said," &c.
Now,, we beg to say, that the gentlemen,, in question, Mr.
John .Bowes, is
.pot "the .minister of, Hope-street Chapel."
The restless and unchristian agitations of that gentleman en-
dangering the peach of. our society, it bees* expedient that
the President of the ConiOcation shodld suspend his pobilic
labours; and he
.was, therefore, suspended early in the month
of March last. • ,

Soon after his suspension, Mr: Bowes called apuhlic meeting
at "the Muiic-hall," and personally so conducted it, as to re-
flect bitterly on the integrity or ttie gentleman whose painful,
duty it had been to suspend his public labours. For this un-
christian conduct, Mr. Bowes was, on the 16th day of March
last, by a.large majority oI the quarterly.peeeting of the officers
of the church worshipping at Hope-street: legally expelled from
our society. ",Mr. John. Bowes," therefore is not " the minis-
ter of the Chapel in Hope-street."
By allowing this to appear in your earliest impression of the
STANDARD. you will oblige, along with many of your readers,
Your obedient servants,;
JOHN M'CONOCHIE, Elder, Leader, and Trustee.
THOS. STOREY,
,Leader and' Elder.
E. BAIRSTOW, Leadeiand Deacon. •
S. HALL, Chapel Ste.vard and Deacon,
T. FLETCHER, Leader and Deacon.

The Hon. Henry Manners Sutton, son of Lord Canterbury,'
will shortly, it is rumoured, lead to the hymeneal altar Miss
T ompson, daughter of the late Charles Tompson, Esq., of
Witchinghatn, Norfolk.
The honour of executing the grand equestrian Wellington
testimonial, on Constitution-hill, in the Green-park, was on
Saturday week unanimously conferred upon Mr. M. C. Wyatt.
The Marquis of Londonderry proposed, and his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge seconded, the proposition.
TRESPASSING ON TITS GRAND JUNCTION HAILWAY.—On
Wednesday several parties, living at Warrington, were con-
victed in small fines for trespassing upon the Grand Junction
Railway; a practice which has been carried on 'to a highly
dangerous extent, both to the lives and limbs of the parties
trespassing, as well as to those of all her Majesty's subjects
travelling on the railway.
The Marquis of Conygham will, it is said, after the corona-
lion, proceed to Ireland as Lord Lieutenant, which will create
a vacancy in the high household office of Lord Chamberlain.
An interesting discovery is said to have bees •recently made
by M. Nlontgolfier, who has .succeeded iu substituting. wood for
rags in the manufacture of paper.
Hay-making commenced in the neighbourhood of Dorchester
on Tuesday last. The swath turns down heavily, and the hay
crops generally promise to be favourable.—Both Journal.
PRESTON AND WYRE RAILWAY.—The cuttings on this line
are
_proceeding with great spirit. The contract from Burn Naze
to Weeton, a distance of eight miles, is expected to be finished
by September. The other contract from Weeton into Pseston
Will be commenced forthwith.

The Duke of Devonshire, whose delightful gardens at Chis-
wick adjoin those of the Horticultural Society, will be.elected,
it is understood, president of that Society, in the room of the
late' . A. Knight, Esq. •

The officers of the royal erlilleiy will give a grand ball no the
sth of July. at Woolwich, at which his Royal Highness Prince
George of Cambridge and the whole of the toreign ambassadors
extraordinary are expected to be present.
MARCH OF INVENTION.—STEAM MUSlC.—Amongst the
nurnerous inventions which almost daily claim a share of public
attention, we have to notice that of a steam organ, invented and
adapted to the "Tyne" locomotive engine, the property of the
Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Company, by' the Rev. Jamei
Birkett, of Ovingham. As far as we are able to judge, this in-
strument bears the greatest resemblance to the organ: it con-
sists of eight pipes; tuned to compass, what is termed by musi-
cians; an Octave, but without any intervening tones or semi-
tones. This is the first attempt to adapt a musical instrument
to the steam-engine; capablerof producing a tune, and though
not so perfect as to admit of all the pleasing variety and com-
bination of sound of the instrument to which we have com-
pared it,.there is no doubt but very considerable improvements
will be Made in this steam musical instrument by the inventor,
who is a skilful !musician, as well as an ingenious mechanic.
We understand that some important alterations are at present
in progress. and intended to be completed previous to thegrand
opening of the railway on the 18th inst.—Tyne Mercury.
PUBLIC Houses AND BEER Snors.— The following returns,
moved for on Monday night by Lord Francis Egerton, will
throW soiree light upon the circumstances of this branch of
retail trade:-1. Returns ordered of the number of licences
taken out for each beer-house in the years 1833-6-7 respectively.
2. Address for return of the number of licensed victuallers who
passed, the various Insolvent Courts of England and Wales in
the years 1829-30-31; and the number of licensed victuallers
and beer-sellers (distinguishing each) who have passed the
said Courts from the Ist of June, 1835, to the Ist of June, 1838,
inclusive; distinguishing the number in each year. 3. Address
for return of the number of police convictions which have taken
place under the new beer act, in the years 1836-7-8; the number
of excise convictions fur the purchase or sale of spitituous li-
quors by beer-sellers which have taken place in the years
1836-7-8. - The proportion of hotel-keepers, licensed victuallers;
and beershop-keepers, annually gazetted as bankrupts, is, we
think, about 1-13th of the total number of bankrupts. The
number whose affairs are wound up in the Insolvent. Courts is
doubtless much greater.

TALE oF A Tuu.—On Saturday night, as a West country
hawker was staggering out of a public-house, in Barnsley, laden
like a full grown camel, he jostled against the cellar door,'
which, like magic flew open, and down the steps he rolled into
a, large tub of ale, which was working at the bottom. The
noise alarmed soveral in the house, who immediately procured
a light, and on reaching the bottom of the cellar steps, ob-
served the unfortunate hawker crawling out of the ale tub,
covered all over with harm. The first question asked was, had
he hurt himself, but several seconds elapsed before a reply
could be given; having cleared the barin away from his eyes
and mouth, he gazed around the place thunderstruck ; at last,
in the midst of some half dozen sobs and hiccups, he exclaimed,
Wha ha 'flout, but ha thinks ha never recollects goin this
way ta' Dewsbra afore." The expression created a tremendous
crack of laughter, by which time Master Hawker began to re-
cover his lost senses.—Lceds Int.elligencer. - • •
SENSE OF HFARING ifs FISII.—In order to 'ascertain the
truth of a common assertion that fish can bear 'voices in con
versation on the banks of a stream, my friancrand myself
selected for close observation a trout poised[abcut six inches
deep in the water, whilst a third, who was ~situated' behind
the fishing-house. diametrically opposite to the • side where
the fish lay, fired off one barrel of -his gun. The -plissibility
of the flash being seen by the fish was thus wholly prevented,
and the report ploduced not the slightest apparent effect upon
him. The second barrel was then fired; still he remained
immovable, evincing not the slightest symptoni; of having heard
the report; This experiment was afterwardseften repeated, and
precisely similar results were invariably bbtainod; neither could
1 or others ever &Waken symptoms of alarm in the fishes near
the hut by shouting to them in the loudest tones, although our
distance from them sometimes 'did not eiceed six feet: •It is
possible that fishes may be in some manner affetted by vibra-
tions communicated to their element eitheedirectly or by the
intervention of aerial pulsations, although it is 'not 'clearly
proved that they possess organs appropriated exclusively to the
purpose of hearing.—Ronald's Fly Fisher's Entomology.
NAPOLEON iN HIS LIBRARY..--4 was:impatient get to
room, which was a moderate-sized library, with
a very large table in the middle of it. Upon the table the old'
porter told us Buonaparte fought battles beforehand. He had
it covered with maps of the countries that were to bd thh seat
of war. Upon these tnaps• were placed little figures rescirt-:
oto
being 'his army in .miniature, and all the different tiell S.
were marked with pins or pegs, so that wheh he actuallv!eame
Upon the ground, 'there was . nothing: new to biw.l. Under
these .eircumstatices 'he".vras•never taken by surprise. The
potion -of 'Lillie neceseary to be consumed in accomplishing the
marches and counter-marches of the different corps was accu-
rately calculated, the provisions required. and the facilities of
the country through which the army might pass, carefully no-
ticed for the purpose of getting supplies. Thus were tona-
parte's campaigns formed and fought in his library. 'rile table
:it which he wrote still remained there, and the habit which he
had of cutting and scratching on the table was exhibited bF
marks of his knife.—Memoirs of Sir William Krightun.

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No. 11.-ADonaTtoN oi• THa I.lriaol.---Rembrand.
Grampus, Lea ward, froin Now Orleans-China, Larnmur ; Winsc:t les
1 by such handicrafts,: could have invented such a way of wiping 1 ful ; hue and expansive scenery; refreehitig, dstoitful hreeLs,
,
Bring gifts to Him! He is the King of Earth, out.sins,so edestructive to a good life, and the main design of 1 and the-greatest and most 'permanent chat m, continual novelty; --•
from Charleston-Thomas Naylor.
.'flie Lord from Heaven l a duteous tribute pay! the christian•relistion, so that if you will but examine, and seri- where nature's mountains meet the townsman's e) e it, the place eA I seri.-Sir John Beres:ford, Fidler, for Sydney, N.S.W.:-Georg7
Your richest stores are all too little wqrth ously cunsider, the particulars, you will easily be' convinced of hills of warehouses-where the natural Valley, carpetted by Cabyrsktersfor St Pe,tersburgh-Norfoik Heo, Garwood, iv •
To offer Him; kneel, humbly kneel, and pray; that none but themselves could be the authors of it. I can nature's luxuriant verdure greets him instead tii the busy thus Coas,tantitheile and Syra-Consteliation, Sampson, fur Baltimore
i . •And bring your gold, and spice, and jewels forth safely say that there.are hundreds•even-orthe ordinary priests, roughfare, the valley of art-where the pure mountain breeze Jane, hence, at Rio Janeiro
- .To glitter in that clear star's guiding ray; that know nob what it ureans, because that these Ascetic Imperil arterializes his blood, and it giilloping through his veins,. Howard, Said Grenada, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia
•They are. his own-ye hold them at his will; ' - are always, kept 'close. from.them And reserved on- purpose for making him feel the exuberance of health and spirits, the Very • Amelia, Teasdale. from Pernambuco, at ralinouth
- • Hisuhand the earth with plenteousness doth till. certain persons. called Apostolic Penitentiaries to whom the joyousness of animal existence, supplanting the foul products of. Esk, Bell from Bahia, off ditto
Bring gifts to Him, ye rich, ye great, ye wise, • absolution of particular and heinous sins is committed, (as it the steam-engine chimneys, and the nauseous eructations of Sisters. Sutton, from Monte Video, at Star Cross
Catherine Forrester from Laguna, at Cove
He is not cradled in the manger Sow; was to myself in Ireland within these four ears,) and of such ' Muipretr s manufactory, to which he is the live-long year iu Tirmindra., , f,o'm St John, N:B., at ditto
But he bath linked to bin by holy,ties persons there may be one or two in every city or diocese which Liverpool accustomed;-though that triumph of modern art- - John Taylor, e---, from St Toseples. oil' Kinsale
' . His poor, despised brethren. here below, before they received' that power, must take an oath of secrecy the steam-ship-plies daily from the piers of the town, ready in Flora, Hunter, from Port-au-Prince, and proceeded to Hamburgh
To them extend your warmest sympathies; • • never-to reveal the mysteries of their church, and to keep them a few hours to convey its inhabitants into the very heart of Audacious; Crackwrll, front Ipswich for this porL'at TorqUay, with
04 them your bounly liberally, bestow : froinst-he-kaawledge. not only of the' laity, but also of the ordil; Wales yet generally speaking, few are they who seem anxious Pumps choaked, and must disch.ar;e part of the cargo to clear the well
play,.G ranTitas,,L award, from New Orleans at this port. On the 6th
. nary priests and friars,-and especially from any man that is sus-' to change the confinement of the murky counting-house for the
Give coonsei,„ aid-7your fervent lovikhe sees;l t 6 award,
78, spoke the Hanah front.CiPtrth.amena for this
Ire t.lrely do it unto him in these. . pected,trashe of so acute arts er of so much learning or honesty' ' freedom of the lightstime hill, or who appear to be aware that so poi-t. 'On the 9th rune, inlat 8, long 9, spoke the Victoria, from. St
as might make huts scruple their authority. trifling a Sacrifice-of time-and money can afford them a tour so John, N.B. for this port ,
• . - :-Bring.holy.giftsto, Him, the sanctified,' delightful. It is a fact that nine-tenths of. the travellers. into .
Tile following' are a few of the long -list of 'offences.
•• - -By faith and-prayer-the ipice, the gems, Wales, "in search of the-sublime and bootijut," are parties frotn
~
. Nought have ye you received net-nothing hide: contained in the book; sin the price of absolution inland towns, and that but few go -there from Liverpool. Whe- SATURDAY, JUNE 16.-Wind South. -Moderate.
ARRIVED.-Adiniral Beabow, - from Sierra Leone-Hannah
'''' ''' Fear not for HIM your treasures to unfold,. marked against•eaCh :.-- then it be that, though the principality is near, the plodding in- Clayton, from Savanilla, Isailed*23rd April)-Jane,-, from Cam-.
.'" Love; penitence, pure faith-by Him supplied, If a married, man attempts to kill his wife, and habitants of our town are too much wrapped up in the ennobling
.peaithy-Thoinas Naylor, ---, frcon Apalachicola-Transit, Win_
Is-there-abundince; if that wealth ye hold, effects it not, and that he bath not promised mar- art of what has been called " money grubbing," to waste a sor; Seaman, Howes; Mattakeeset, Drew ;. Isaac Hicks, Ingersol,
Daily and /molly let hiM see ye prize riage> to another, he may base a dispensation to - thought on those beauties which the all-bounteous Creator, with and Henry Thompson, Watkins, from New Orleans-,Niantic, •
Dotty,
and Tier, Baker, from Mobile-John Taylor, Luce , from St. Joseph
' 'His-gifts; by offering them. in sicrifiee ! marry, an.Alaar after the death of the first, for E92 .2 6 a lavish hand, has everywhere, on fair nature's face, spread out
... ~. - . ..
Porter, forter, (sailed nth May) and Britannia, Aitcheson, from
- ~.. Bring gifts to Win! your , hearts he will accept, 6 0 0 in wrapping ourselves up in self, and 'following the advice of
auv order, must pay
...For.huinansfeeliogsahrc.ib within his.breast ; Shylock, to " put money in thy purse," and in, thinking we have Miereken, from ,Philaa,,iphia ; sailed 24th May-Vh•toria. -,
If a bishopi.it shall be
, . j....lke.yott he felt and suffered,-ehangered,,- wept; 1
Bat if one lay-man wounds another, he is par- • - so much more wealth laid by than we can require, or possibly from St. John, N.R.-Ellen, Chadwick, from Odessa-Lady Clinton,
_ Like you could finden earth no- placesof rest; 0 06 - use or enjoy, or, to be employed, as Pope has it, in -, from Sicily-Ann Paley. -, and Alert, , from Lis-
'cloned for , •
bon-Daphne, Cunningham, from Chepstow-Gerard, Lambert, from
. As you must do, within the grave he slept; .• l• •
" Getting wealth and place, if possible, with grace;
.' Therefore he knows to succouli the dist:est : A morderer..having taken his .firste orders, can
If not, by any means getting wealth and place" New Orleans-Albaltainian, Lane, from Mobile-Christina, Bax,
Fear not to give,. though often,. they-tebel, . have a dispensation for holding one simple belie- from St. Joseph-Iferald, Clarke, from Charleston-Northumberland.
• .....7it Our . hear ta la hi us. wbo kAaviet4..tite.m. so welL fice, awl if. that, be not -sufficient, he -.may have two than there is in listening to the joyous matici song of the lark, Gill, from .Pn,,,WaSh-and Twee Gebroeders, Dystra, from Harlingen,
. , .
SA.I I. en.-Princess Charlotte, Sproule, for Bombay.-Dui•less of
, ... . . or.three, hiring his • pardon for the murder he hath in witnessing bright Phcebus rise from his slumbers In
• committed for l2 5 6 , " One tide Of glory; one unclouded blaze," Clarence. James. for Ceylon-Mansfield James. forAfrica-Charlotte,
Fisher, for Quebee-Hin:wnia, Cobb, for New York-Benjamin Mor-
.
' CONTEMPORARY PRESS. . But if he will have the privilege of the clergy he ,
Gilding the mountains' tops, and making to himself a palace of gan, Johnson, for Charleston-Mangalore. Airey for Rio Janeiro-
,must pay
gorgeousness and splendour, in comparison with which the
.
MUNICIPAL. REEO-RM-THE TEN POUND alf.it be with the, inhibitory clause it will cost
noblest pageants of ii ni man are ridiculous, Ido not pretend
1 g Y and Bransty,`France, for Hambro.
QUALIF.ICATION.- Dispensations and pardons for bishops or abbots
to decide. Chocun ti son gouL For my own part, it is a maxim Sirius, (steamer) from Cork for New York, was spoken 3rd June
or such prelates, for wilful murders, are 5O 12 6
..• ~ . s .(Fecnn, . the Dublin Evening Mail.) . For priests and ordinary clergymen - Great Western, (steamer) from Bristol for New York, was Spoken
In-a second edition of the Mail of Wednesday we an- For amordinary- man which bath-committed mgr- meats, for the sake of getting, more than I want to keep it
.on,-- 6th Junes in tat. 4850, long. 20 5
" To purchase pain with all that joy can give, New England, , from Liverpool for Boston, was spoken 30th
'trounce that Lord John Russell. had carried his motion der Is. rated at will, according to the circumstances May, in lat. 47, long. 37
And die 'of nothiug but a rage to live."
'for fixing the rate of franchiseinlreland at five ponnds -; . of the place and time, and as the prelates shall Pearl, Masters, from Tobasco, at this port • sailed 24th April. Left
~ - ••• - • think fit. ..... - - And what is life in the 'mill-horse round of daily duty, without unloading from Liverpool, tho Eagle. On 16th' May, in lat. 32, long.
~and wegave,for the benefit al our, town readers an ~ad- li•an occasional variation to prove that we are not mill-horses? 75. exchanged numbers with. the 'Mary Bradt,
any person killed or murdered his own wife, it
~,..wairable synopsis of the debate front the Times of Tues-
tat 43 low" 43
John Bentley, -, hence for Quebec, was spoken 23rd May, in
• • tlay. shall be rated as that of patricide, viz.......... 1.. 4 1.8 Be that as it may howelier, 1 and an intelligent friend had de-
, .And• if he who bath. murdered his own wife, and • tern:lined to prove, that ie were not of the mill-horse genus, by )Lrinr:s.ii--,---•Zon,.hae at Rio Janeiro
, - Mr. O'Connell; when in the year 1825 was playing marrieth another, his dispensation is - •
• 8 2 9 -a tour into Wales; and as we were both perfectly of opinion ddou, and Tamenend, Borland, hence at New
_the game of conciliation, and worming himself anti his The dispensation of an oath,. or contract being that true enjoyment of its scenery did not consist in being Orleans
whirled along the road at the rate of eight miles per hour in a . Pactolits, Harding; Trenton. 'Pratt ; Robert Isaac:Miller, and Olive
party , into
.the .1311$11specting .confidence of Protestant ,efivenhto the end. one may nut be driven onexpelled -
jolting Car, Or that, to see soniething'of Wales and the manners Branch, Sedrick, hence at New Orleans
,Britain, stated-as his reason For recommending the cur- from is occasions or employments, will he had' for 72 3
•of its inhabitants; was not to keep to the high road, and Put up ~•tr.i
fe Lawrence,
A licence tor abbess, and threeor four of her nuns n - . , and Formosa -, from Havre, at New York •
- tailment of the 'popular franchise--the necessity of so together with so many jocund friars tog° abroad in at the principal inns,. where everything was either English, or
. .. dity'of Kingston. (stearne'r left Baltimore for London 20th May
. , doing " for the .purpose of securing the established re. the countriTtu.sen some lands and ,tenements, •be- as like it as could be made, we determined, as we could see all Constant, Van Schie, hencelat Schelde
. these things every day in Liverpool, to make ours a ptde4ricin Phoenix, Port, and Julie, Blanckman hence at Ostend
ligion in Ireland • .and I would further. recommend, he longing to the mother abbess, and. here to recreate-
tour--ta follow that'course which'chanc'e directed, and, whenever
themselves fur a week or two,. will cost .
sernpriatinallit .adda, " that: no concession. whatever- be 21 6.0 ,
we could, to live and be ainangit'the Wi:;lsh 'people, Is there- SUNDAY, JUNE 17.-Wind N. W,-Light,
. . ... .
~,madeto the Roman Catholics unless the establishment A precious system, truly. . fore, -provided Myself With substantial walking half-aunts, not Anerven.-John Campbell, Paton, froM llombay-Ann St Mary,
•
;in Ireland be. rendered inviolable."- , . , certainly after the style of Bold-street, •hut such as were, fitted Wilson, from Valparaiso-Isis, Graham, froM Jamaica-India, Snow,
Nov Orleans-Lion, Morten, and Washington, Benson,' froth Mobile
• , But in 151.38, when the conservatives are anxious to for the• rugged 'laths of Snowdert, and each us putting in our
c-bS,hretßeld, Allen, from New York-Tom Tough-, Williamson, from
pass a measure! which lie himself demands as " an instal- STATE OF TRADE. pockets a small 'parcel containing a-yery, confined wardrobe,.
.I,ratc,,,,ikuT,q)(ri:erlliticolm from Bourdeaux.
rota
a fr;:e :°
•• • and furnishing the other pocket with a brandy flask, we were e
.„ , A emn Et Charente
--a nd
ip
ice ta Ireland"-an when .the.seek t meat of just- . a. . y o re- TRADE la LEEDS.-There is still a fair business doing. in the' speedily equipped for oar. journey. We left our top-coats, and Tar,- Dixon, fur i pot; ti ()el,- Isri aft Hannah,mio a.,-,0i1r,13i, British
pptleile-tbe ctoticession of prtvileg,es to Roman CallioliCts woollen cloth trade; both the markets since our last have been Macintoshes to take care of themselves, feeling, that the More' and Liverpool, Jones, for St. Jorm,'N.B. ' • - • .
with security for Protestanta_and the Established Church, very brisk, and prices fully, sustained, The principal-demand comforts We Provided Ourselves with, the more would be our in- -
b New, Orleans, , Bradley; Equator, Bisson ; Chatham, Gorham,
y_ lin4ting.-thelntitaicipal privilege ,within a- bona fide is understood to La for the American market. conveniences. Thus'equippectou Friday morning, .June 8, we
set out, alter a hearty breakfast, with,light hearts and in hig,h spi- Georgeia, Davis • Catherine Kenn • and John & Robert, M•Keehnie
o.qualification-z-Mr. O'Connell__ turns upon his heel, BRADFORD MARKET.-There was a good demand for menu- . ,
and affects to think and persuade others,' that. there is no factored stuffs at our market, on Thursday, which encouraged ended tour: 'friend b 'the way replenished his
rite, on. our int . • _My y
_Walter Finlike, Alli•ghany, -Michaels; and CaledorA, Bibby, hence
hat with kgoodly stare of cigars; I furnishiag myself with Mn, henceatP'nl'altdeNlep‘tsviidi Orleans
' ''
' '
manufacturers to ask higher prices for their commodities
•
y ,
,--_; connection between the popular franchimt in Ireland and !hheiswasf
1 , ~urs resisted liv: the merchants *MI nu John Smith's guide to' S'nowdonia ; and soon after 10 o'clock Carroll, of. Carrolton, Bird; Britannia, Clark; and Idea, Penning-
od c e, .
~.•Of security, of the.gstablished Church ! ' '''' 8' bad ' - w e .startedbae the Steamer... Vale of Clw d" for Menai • a ton, hence at New York i •• : • ~ • .. . , •
doubt, cousi considerable effect in lamitingthe -amount of sales but, . - '.
•
tits new cloctrineis best answered by a reference tonevertheless, there was a air one, and improve orices f • nosiness d 1 ' d' • The' morning We's delightful, and we enjoyed to the utmost the liihdin, Downie; Penny, Sloane ; 'Resolution, Forrest ; and Char-
lotte - hence at Quebec . •
' ebilEraid. -
were generally obtained.. - The sales- of-yarns were extensive, busy river st•enS -With its numerous steam boats plying to •d. •' • ' Mauritius
from .
.Cheshire snore,thelivelyappearanceWhini everyan
' the ' ' and •FTricedkelerrie.kEliliisu,taht.ob3,.sa
ited fm Honduras for Calcutta 3rd March
,
He takes a further objection to the value and mode of the prices looking, up. The transactions• in-the wool market
thing around presented. It were needless to give inure than a Co i -•p a, Knight, hence for Boston, was spoken in hat: 43, lorig. 63
were not commensurate with: the dealings in- the manufactured
rating proposed by Sir - Rubel t ; and it has been arguedbriefof• oof ' hours;- nutting a Steam voyage six
article, both staplers and spinners being desirous of ascertaining very'
• by hint and others, in the .House of Commons,. against ' •
ofl. before • "
the quality and extent the new•c ip. entering into any
" knows what it is ; every body has felt the pleasure which it at hence at St. 'Petersburg .
Urika, Behrendt, hence at Swinemunde
.
- first inspires; the langour and listlessness which gradually
thaadoption.of. a .£lO corporate franchise -in Ireland, large contracts. • Emma, Boyer, hence at Vi'arnernunde
steals
.over one when the voyage is. about half over, and the Wilhelmine, -•lounded on the valuation to be made under the Irish poor . -H A LIP Ax , Matti( ET- -Our market, on Saturday, was very downright weariness of the last hour, and the ardent wishes for renlin, hence at Wismar
Valerian Collins, ]pence at Braise
law; that the rent, value under that enactment must be dull, the attendance of buyers being very limited, and prices in the termination of the voyage. We' successively passed ''-'
Sea-
' ::,cPtP(O'e!ltOlYsles.l.osan the actual.value, as it is •to.be.made consequence, not being very &M. ' ' . , combe, Egremont, the Magazines, New Brighton, and the Fort, . MONDAY, RINE 'lB.
,19sastisei assumption,. tilat : all' -'tsates,,,..•taxes,•-and :public HUDDERSPiELD MARKET.-Our market here, on Tuesdays admiring the various pretty cottages which trout the River and India, Malta, Gibraltar, &c. mails, 'arrived.
.-Aliargesritany,,except tithes„ and the probable 'average was rattler flat, especially for plain clothes. Fancy woollen Sea View, and were at length fairly out to sea. We amused Artitivao.-Mary- Hartley, Jones front Antigua ; •(left the Cambria,
were in some request, .
and novel panel ns sold readily at firm ourselves With reading-our guide-book, and determining on the loading-for this port.)-Crescent, Ball; from Mobile.
annual, cost of the repairs, insurance, and .other expenses,Satseo.-e-Manchester, Lawson, for. Quebec-Maria. Steene, for
" route we should take; talking to the Welsh women; laughing
.
:.4f ry, peceSsary, to, maintain,- the liereditaments in their prices. at sea-sick gentletnen, with most woe-begone countenances, and Ostend-Helene Buck. for ostock-Alletta Elizabeth Weyer, for
BARNSLEY.-There is no visible improvement in the linen NarvaHourJ 'ff • f '1 '- " ' ..
'
Jeffries, ries, or l' lau-lildo, I hompson, for Portena, U.S.
'actilaj_spkte," Ace to be.paid:by the,tenant. . .• , trade in this town, but as the drill season is comtnencing, smuttily it is pitying sea-sick ladies; and occasionally
.replenishing our inner -Six Soskende, Anderskour, for Svendburg-Alexandrina, Vagt,•for
ovv,we undekkake,tok-sliow:.that,this mode of rating hoped that an improvement will shortly be experienced, - man with the good things on board. When passengers are at Riga-Fate Fiercke, for Danzic-Arina Siberdina, Ugin, for Rotterdam
~...am4 ascertaining- value is the, best and safest towards the WAKEFIELD WoOL MARKET, JUNE IL.- We have had a sea; and prospects begin to fail as the shore grows more distant, -Amelia,
nothing is so natural as that they. should turn their attention Amelia, ZUnmerman, for
ru.macher„ fOr Bremon-FiVerick
Pillau-Charlotte Graffen Von 'Ellen,
,Wilhelm,Barnett, for Newstadt-
, its.terestaof all parties concerned that could be devised; good inquiry -forall.wools this week; in short wool at stationary, upon each other, and nothing, we belietre, is se universally the Jupiter Henek, for Hainbro -Augusta Caroline, Bridise, and Mentor,
for these' reasons, yiz.: • - long wool- at rather improved prices. It is thought the a tice The least incident then excites curiosity the 1•
; s ight- for
Gicse, for Elsinore--Wilmina, Baas, for Nerve-Elizabeth. Rackow,
- • Trics. liability of the tenautmust lessen the valuation, present- advance •ma y• -be maintained, but that any further ad- pr e . . _
forth • k W h• d •
eat peculiarity drawsremar . e a scanned over the Hall, fur L
flambro'-Terra Nova, Wssburg, for Stoekholm-and Sisters,
Labrador and the Brazils.
vance woultt check -the trade and cause a reaction.
insteacLeaVincreasing it. If the landlord keep a house in passengers pretty well, and, no doubt, had ourselves been scan- - ----;•
• repair, insure it, and pay taxeson it, it is clearly worth R"Htf'A.Llt' FLANNEL MARKET, JUNE 11.-1 be market has ned over in our turn when we ascended the paddle-box for the put.- Resolution. Carter. from Savannah, off this port
been rather dull to-day, and: not so Well attended as for two or pose of obtaining a view of the Ormshead, near which we were •-, of yersey, from Beurdeaux..off ditto .
mole to the tenantAhan if the tenant had to make all • Arab, Ferrier, froin Manilla, at Sincapore, and sailed for London
.. three weeks past; but those who have sold have obtained the approaching, and, for the moment, of coarse, we were the (.01s.
these disbnrsementa. • „.. last weeks prices. ,Wool has undergone no change of price served of all observers." My friend happening at this instant 13th March .
Glasgow, -, hence and Penang, at Sincapore
The meaning, nf ale clause ,(56)-in the Irish poor law, to-day. _ . to raise his hat for some cause or other, forgetful of his"carats, civars Catharine, Leitch, hence at Madras' '
i% that in valuing premises, the actual annual rent value • - YORK Wacq, I‘l,tre.r, J • 14 . VS? had ' large and they were showered down 'on all sides' of him .to 'the ' 1 lief() of Aialown, -, from Bombay, at China
. UNE .- e havea great
should be ascertained, ~without.4-reference to taxes and influential number of buyers in attendance, and but a moderate amusement of our fellow-passengers. This incident occurred Friends; Arnold, hence at Sincapore, and sailed 'l3th March for
. . .
-eontingencits;-and-the latter have-been very erroneously weely.or wool. 1n• • ,
the early part of the day exorbitant prices to him rather frequently before our tour was ended, and stone- Falmouth s
John Knox, Swan,from_ d the Clyde, at S' . incapore
•were,aiked by the sellers, but about mid-day is retrogade move- times under circumstances hitliCrous enough. We now'Passed '
413144304118Cointriossi-they aright not kave been spriken,. molson, I asley, from Lon on, ditto
meat was preceptable, as the buyers.Madea - bold stand, to resist rby the rugged sea face ofthe Ormihead, descending from Bombay, at•
perpetnite Miry Dugdale, -, and Blake, Thompson,
..at aslending -to increase valve. =less, assumed to' be the prices demanded, The consequences -• 'I I the t Its f ."•it 'd
,prrces were• cu ar y into wa er. frowns mustan indeed ,be terrific to the Canton
earth esgee aon the landlord; while they are to be treated:as submitted to by the sellers, and the market ended with a deduc- mariner approaching it in a storm. ' 'At the foot orthe rock on Earl Grey, Sailed from Calcutta, for Liverpool 2nd April
tenant: (.charges they, Shah . rent value, and-thus. a£s . lion from Our, last weeks quotation,. of at least I(l,.iletslb. . For each side • were several sweet little. spots olgreen verdure, Copeland; sailed from China for London previous to 27th Feb.
.Five Brothers, Crable hence lit Port-ea-Prince
.tent,, value ow proposeditoleie adopted) will enfranchise
DI super, super hog, .18d. to 19d. super hog, 16d. to 17d.; half II affording pasturage for the sheep, and the blue eat smoke from
'0
•
Mprven Webster,
.hence et Jacmel
and ewe 15. d. to 150.; ewe, 12d. to 13d. ; locks and cots, 7d. a neat white cottage or ONO Might be seen circling its Way up Howard„ from Havana for St. Petersbur -g, off Cape Wrath
.411643cAupiers,af. tesementsof At verriow kind-theolass ~ .... '
the sideof the rock. ' 'As we passedrohnd it to Ihe western side, b
, to
,utct, per;]
..
4,,teuantslattese landlords usually•pay taxes- and ,coseor :sEt w • -NI J " .
AY- : otg,' MARKET, JUNE 15..-Our fair of to-day has past the mouth ofthe Conway estuary; some mining operations •Pleides. LoWell, hence at Havana
Kepaissiand.whose rents therefore exceed the actuatrentbecame perceptible in the rock Side. We learnt that a very John, Hutton, hence for Quebec, at Kingstown
h . full • leffected
_, een very % supplied, ant sales readily - • • Dampier, Newlands, belies. at Jamaica
' value more (proportionably) than .those of any higher _per stone,hogs a. .to s.. .
ing,pricesr,,,Uvlrose 225. i l7 6d 18 6d valuable-copper vein has been found there. On' Idoking at this -
. Wm Salthouse Barr, from Trinidut for Liverpool, at St. Thom
.P ct9CP.pfIAS., ~,, • . .... -. s.l ~,,,,, ..., ... • - per stone, ewes 16s. to 17s. per stones ' . •••- ' indistress, having been on Anogada Reef
•
4,4 ~ ,h€o. fooala.w,ealuation ,must. -become .the, best•crite- . _Jkiporr Wool, Pam,- Jurat 1,111..-There was a
4
very good . •
. craggy hill and score; or cithera in Wales, we kept surniising On ' • " ' -
the Vast stores of-mineral wealth embowelled in them; and fre-
ntl .• ' d d that thisfield for que y non erespeculation and enterprise
: a.,___ .
" ' 1
al al • anti•most be lequal
14013, ,v uet will, in cases, , near ]y to , in-PP 7
lof wool at the al ' day,". Igoodattendance of
;fair lAand a
Emporto. .
,thireactual- rant, because the-landlord beinimadeliable to . •buyers;, oearly.tbewhole was taken-off at 14ds-and-154..per lb. .being cOmparatively trifling -compared with the apparent oppor-
Xhese .faire will be a. great convenience: to the .farmers in the
Abe poor,,rates jointly
,with..._the.L.tenanr, amiltliekshare tunnies for them. -We attributed it to' the general absence of ----esseise--
SOU7'H AMERICA.
ueaghbourbpod of Ripon in having a market so near for the wealthy inhabitants. 'Whilst here, an intelligent, or rather .
Tarts tag..itaureattett!.)aoyAnci , 0ne,iut1f...,,0n.; everys:shiiling. of - s,ale of their Wool. -- ' . •-• . . • ' -, comparatively intelligent, Welshman was describing to us the Pekin (288) 1-I Blair, from Puerto Cabello, l'Cl tees copper
rfaA,pxoCilliA rent valnei,tberwill,take.care to have' the, ~,Dweessnest Wom, MARKET; Jti?..lE 9.-Our first wool Mar- l' great advantages' which. wotild accrue to the shipping interest Ackers,'Greenshields and co,-From Apalachicola,' 830 bales ot cotton,
lotinationas high as, eircumstantes will permit: • -`, ket ftitahe.season was held this day, and presented only a very -by making, a bay ththeeast side of the Ortoshead, and cutting MolYneux, Witherby and co-100 do, Curtis and•Myrown-W D '
.: liielause 65, it le provided that the ten-ant may deducti small
quantity of ewe aint,kag. and . ewe wool; there' being no a canal through the isthmus, which connects the Orthshead with
UNITED STATES.
tra, eitc4 pound ,of .tke feni .hcsb,4ll.be4if,hte.so to pay) entire, ho wool :nor locks shewn: • The coldness of the season the main land, into the Conway estuary. 'This would enable Grace, (399) 11-Reid ' • • 8
from Virginia, 122 hhils tobacco, 140 hale
s. I • • "
Maefeo.l the4444.,selache,he; arca kave. paid:as rata fl;
- - ' - . luta 110.40Ubt retarded the clipping of ••shee in this
•neighbours vessels close in shore, coming to-Liverpool when a gale is Conti '
hood. The p ,
.., , , n,,Lvans and Trokes-‘OO hales cotton, R and G Benn-16 hhds
attendance of buyers from the manufacturtng.dis- blowing on the land, to pass through the canal and arrive at Li- tobacco, 200 bales cotton, WH G' ' '
illiat-5.1 hhds tobacco. J Maury and
resPe. ,lai.,e.44l.l,portudr. of -slea,:net,tannesa/.tio/ne.-:
P tricts was rather norneruu*.iirtbo-pa-orning ; but the market was verpool, arid frequently save riding out .a 'gale with'a lea shore, Sons-74 do, .1 and W Oxley and co-49 do, Hunter and Alexander-
eitle., t(it 11*-440. paioraltte,.to_he...CM and:the rate to be.' any I hingbat tirisks Thawhole (with the exception of one large as underthose circumstances it would be iMpottaible for them to 39 (I°' W arid-S Irvin-K D
eWeSsligNille.opounds: there should then --be deducted 41.,f0r pack)-wad sold at the fullag-ptiees:-Hog and ewe 18s. W.. weather the •Ormsheati without great peril. Fronk the Orms- China, (618) It Lermour, from Charleston, 201 bales cotton, J 0
Johnson and co-144 do, W Stewart-180 do, J Johnson-400 do W
.Alllllitt, pound of the actual- rent ; 'therefore,-if the •latter ewe 14s,,per stone. _. . .
•-erverelebe-E2o;lhe whole rate. of Gs., Sti. would fall. tin 13t3tY.--ssTrade is still in kyeryprecarions state, but an amend of Puffins whichfrequent it, and then entered the celebrated bay Crowder-179 do, Mo-lyneux, Witherby and co-815 do,l box linen', 1
thitlandlord - it is thus manifestly the landlord's-interest inentAs pretty confidently expected. A few_ of the printing of Beaumaris: It', was, indeed, a scene, the varied and surpass- hf tee rice, ordei-12 cases merchandise, T B Motyneux-W D
to yep ihe.rent v,aftie,up,to the .actual rent, if posat-ble establishments are . the
busy, but others are veryspinning ing beauties of which it is difficult to describe as felt. you t
enter a spacious bay of several mileS in width, which gradually -........--.
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.11 ' . . . Sac aenlo4
.s.e„ would , always: have to pay more than -half
' ' ,aml,power-loom mills afford the most certain employment to the
wortspeople, as they are now running full time.• Out door labour narrows to a' point, and at the point is seen the Menai Bridge ' LI VER POOL TIDE TAI3LE.
tie poor-rate. On the other hand,the-tenant has a di- the is au increased demand for. ces . - over the Straits of Menai, the structure of which at this dis-
pay.!. ,lien, Ern. Ht.
,;not...stlvantage.in•keeping down the valuation. THE•ROCHVALE, HAND-Lc:lost WRAVERS..--.An afflicting plc- ' -like appearance, it is solight
Lance has almost a
dtoy
~ and beau, -- - -
tiful. On either ale, the stones ti, the Water's edge are richly st. M. H. MI, F. 1. '
IPfibapoorlan; valuation will thus become the best ern- lure of the distressed condition of the hand-loom weavers in
• . - wooded, whilst' here and there are seen some" lovely rural res TtieViay.....l9 847 914 14 10 [Edw. King West sax,
•,-iatiOß •of •value- ever adopted ;, but this. renders it the !this. toiksai was again exhibited before the magistrateson Friaay,
treats encircled and almost hidden' with ' •
ith the woods • and we Wednesday ..20 940 10 5 15 5 jAcces. of Queen 'Vic: Tr' of
in the,number of persons who, appeared to answersummonsea Thursday ....21 10 29 10 52 15 10 'Summer 'commences.
more den erode to fix on a low rate of value for the cur- thou bt that the height of our ambition would be . h ' '
- obtained against them for-arrears of , aor-rates • • Tbeirsoualiti - =g to save such
Friday ......22 11 15 11 35 15 10. Mars sets 611 13itt even.
,„pnrate-franchise • one of £5 will admit the ocenpiers of • •
appearanceand
detail P , :•. ? •- a (Filet green resting place for our old re tithe . hld ' the of the
.wretched 'situation o • their , . nwes ou have Saturday -.23 11 57 -. 16 2 Satum,sets Ilh 3.5rn even
Ike •!,ery lowestsabina in the suburbs of .our-towns. ' :•families were truly heart-rending. The magistrate, acted witia successfully battled through the toils and - troubles of the bus- ' Sunday 24 0.17 037 1 15. 82d Sun aft Trin. Nat, of St.
A rtilhat, 8 bich-1.0 us fOrMS- ft, valid, objection is. to Mr.s great lenity,towards the• poor creatures, and in most instances `
Id. In the distance, a little to •
fling world, . ,the left, was old Snow- • Monday 25 055 115 15 2
, don, rearing' his majestic- bead above the neighbOuring moon- 7.:-• ' - - - ' -
twins, whilst as the back ground of' the lovely,
.peaceful scene
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[John Bap. Midsum. D.
imeathe,thicg .recommendation of a low rate.. He -discharged them from payment of all arrears.
woreplainsvehemently,- and "has- laboured-to impress On • before us- When a Chinese wife is enciente, the husband hires arnusica
s• . • . , 0 • I ' t •

. _--..vortrly------ • _ aset-4batsuelrtiritegse are nntapaattlge'd Di TEel-f-c-Furcb, •A. 'tat DESTIt lAN TOD et wriBAJDUI-1 NORTH WALES. Cs ' •
~ b typing Entaltgente. in arketo.
.. . ______________ ___ _. but lam ready to prove by ney own knowledge and experience, No. 1.
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.arts of man could not have
___ all I hereallege to be true, and able to Make good, that all the - - .---.40....___
SKETCHES IN THE 31riNCHESTER GALLERY. invented more gross or villainnus Though Liverpool, with its vast population, is so close upon FRIDAY, -Roca 15.-Wind N. Rain.
6d to loltaS been obtained on IoW brown, but in other descript•o is
•.. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Jusz 15.
.6.dridfobra,s,7shbitren,wannd 3100
sins thaa the Popisti•-clergy do put to'sale, so that none but these the borders of Wales,-thou„gh the priocipality abounds with all ARRIVED.-Scienee, , from Barleolos-los••ph Winter, , There has again been a good demand for Sugar, and an itdvance a
No. 11.-ADollATtoN OF THE 1.41.t01.--•-Rembrand. shrinernakers which maintain their warldi mmp and greatness that whiCh to a townsinan is eXhila, at ing, joyous, and delight- fin Laginta-Exahailae, Atains:,, Ilereules, Marks ; Niagara, Crosby ;
1 a a i A; a
ig)e,,t,,hse4l,tivuirtlitt
i 3,3050
zottLitahges !it
ta,gi
tilio,
nit t5.63A3 6fed,it 066,4e5s
Grampus, Lea ward. from Now urleah•;-Chlrlia. ',armour : Winscit les there is not any alteration. The sales amount to 16u0 hhds B.F.'. tio-
. ay sue.. araumcraits, could have iiivented ysuich a way of wiping I fat; fiue aud expairsive scenery; refresbnig, dalightful hreeaas,
--, front Charleston-Thoinas Naylor.
Bring gifts to Him! -He is the King of Earth, outsins,so :destructive to a good life, and the main design of I are! the'greatest and mosaperiaanent charm, continual noveat ;
Brand
. .-'flie Lord from Heaven ! a duteous tribute pay ! the christien•relioion, so that if you will but examine, and seri- where nature's atountaros meet the townsman's eye ih the place St At tar4.-Sir John Beres:ford, Fidler, for Sydney, N.S.W.:--
, froin Apalachicala
George au° , . •
o gar nave been disposed of at 21s to 21s 6d per cwt-sln Molaa.-•es
Your richest stores are all too little worth ously consider the
.particulars; you will easily be ' convinced of hills of we rehonses-whete the natural valley, caopetted by Cabot.. I.l;aeklerofor St. Pe,tershargh-Norfoik Ilero, Garwo(xl, for there ire no sales, to-report, but•in price no alteration.-Ooffee. The
Coustaratitoole mot Syra-Consteliation, Sampson, fur Baltimore tratiaactions in Plantation have been to a fair extent. and consist of
- ' , To offer Him; kneel, humbly kneel, and pray; that none but themselves could- be tee authors of it. I cen nature's luouriant verdure greets him instead tii the busy tho
2JO.caks of Jamaica ; clean ordinary qualities. continue most in re-
. . - •And bring your gold,- and spice, and jewels forth safely say that there.are 1411oldredir-even•orthe ordinary priests, roughfare, the valley of art-where the pure mountain breeze Jane, henee, at Rio Jamdro quest,' mill have tootight foil rates, whilst the finer sorts are in more•
- •To glitter in that clear star's guiding ray; that know not what it uteaus, beeause-th-at these Arcana Imperil arterializes his blood, and-sends it g,tlloping through his veins,. Howard, aard'Grenada, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia limited demited, without change in prices. No sales in •Fo'reign.-
•They •are his- own-ye hold them at his will; ' • are always, kept 'close. from.thent and reserved -on purpose for making,' him feel the exubetance of health and spirits, the Very • Amelia, Teas.lale. from Perninibuco, at Fahnouth Nothing 'done in Cocoa Or Pepper.-50 brlsJamaicaGinger sold at
- - Hisband the earth with plenteousness doth till. certain persons. called Apostolic• Penitentiaries, to whom the - joyousuess 'of animal existence,' supplanting the foul products of. Esk, Bell from Bahia, off ditto £5 5s to £7 10s per cwt, anal 109 bags Pimento at 318 per lb.-R!ce in
- . - • SistersoSutton, from Monte Video, at Star Cross demand; the sales are 4060 hews of middling, !Seaga' at 15s. 6d per
' Bring gifts to Him, ye rich, ye great, ye wise, • -absolution of. particular and heinous sins is committed, (as it the steam-engine chimneys, and the nauseous eructations uf .
• Catherine Forrester from Laguna at Cove cwt. in bond.-There has again beeri a good inqUiry for Ruin, and ex-
. . He is not cradled In the manger now.; was to myself in Ireland within these four years;) and of such ' Muiprett's manufactory, to whieh he is the live-long year in
- . Tim • ' ..
' ' '
indra, - fom St John N.B at OW° treine rates obtained for 220 puns, yiz. common Leeward 2s lial to
_Tint he bath linked to him by holy,ties persons there may be one or two inevery city er diocese which Liverpool accustomed ;-though that triumph of modern art- - Jobri Taylor, - '', from St To'sephi'. off Kinsale os lld and. Demerara 34 to 36 0 P 4s'od to 4s 3(1 The business has •
- His poor, despised beethrea her 4 below. before-they,received that power, must take an oath of secrecy the steam-ship-plies daily from the piers of the town, ready in Flora, Hunter, from Port-au-Prince, and proceeded to Hamburgl '.• ' ' ' ' ' ' - • '* '
a been restricted, oaing to the smith stock. in the hands of the onporters.
. • ••neveroo reveal the mysteries of their church, and to keeti them a few hours to convey its inhabitants into the very heart of- . Audacious; Crackwolt, from Ipswich for this. port,'at Tormlay, with A fetv chests of Indigo aod Lac Dye has been di3posei of at the cur-
__ To them extend yowr warmest sympathies;
• Orr them yOur bertrialx liberally bestow: fronethe-knowledaw not only of the" laity, but also of the ordie Wales, yet, generally speaking, few are they who seem anxious purnpa choaked, and must
.dischoo.;e part of the carao to clear the well rent rates.-15 tons of Cocoa Nut Oil have realized 36s 91 to 375, and
m.?rimitipitis,,krva y, from New Orleans at this port. On- the 6th a small pareel of Terra Japonica 248 per cwt.-In Saltpetre the sales
~ . ~ . uary priests and friarsaand especially from any man that is susa to chauge the cohtinement of tne murky -counting-house for the
. - Give coauseL ara-wyour feevent levahe seeti; sipoke the Ilanoah, from Car hagena for this have been small HOS week, barely exceeding 300 bags.
. •• Ire §nrely do it unto him in.,these. . pected endie of so acute parts, or of so much learning or hunesty'• freedom of the lightstirn.e hill, or who appear to be aware that so !MIT' ' Ofth-e '9tr lune, n lat 8, long 9, spoke the Nictona, from. 8t Dyewoods. The late arrivals of Campeachy Logwood have been
as might make him,seruple their authority. trifling a Sacrifice-of time and money can afford then' a tour so John, N. 8.. fur this port taken out of the market, and 450 toas sold at Z 8 2s-- Gil to £8 is tal,
,
• • - :-Bringtholy.giftslo. Hitn, the Sanctified, ' del-rghtful. It is a factethat ninesteeths of the travellers. into
The following are a few of the long-list of 'offences ": as in quality ;10 tons of Jam'aica brought X 7 IN ;in Fustic, 20 tons
• --Bta faith andtprayer-the apice, the teerns, Wales "in search of thesublitne and bootifut," are parties from .. of common Spanish sold at £5 Pas 60 ; about 15 tons of Lima Nica-
contained in the book; With the price of absolution • ' • SATURDAY, JUNE 16.-Wind South.-Moderate.
. Nought have ye you received net-nothino bide: • inland towns, and that but few go-there froun Liverpool. Whe- nowt .Wood brought XII lOs 020 totis of Gaboon Bitrwood at £4, and
'''' - ' Pearl:tot for Hitt your treasures' to anfold,. marked against:eaCh :.--
„. ther it be that, thoue,h the-priticitiality is near, the ploddine in- ARRIVED -Admiral Benbow - from Sierra Leone-Hannah '
, m Savanilla Isalled 23rd ApriP,-Jane -, from Cam-
Clayten fro. • • '''
' ' • " ' 10 of Lima Nicaragua Wood brouaht.Cl2 lOs ;20 of Gaboon Barwood
at £4,•and 10 Of good Cai-nwood at 1:19 per ton.- About 120 brls Mon-
. - Love; penitence, pure feith-by Him gripped, If a married., marl 'attempts to kill his wife, arid habitants of our town are neo much wrapped up in the ennobling . peaithy-Thomas Naylo'r, ---, from Apalachic;ola-Transit, Win- treat Pot Ashes have been disposed of at 26s 64 to 27s per cwt, and
Is-there-abundance; if that wealth ye hold, effects it- not, and. that he hath not promieed mar- ' art of whateleas been called " money grubbing," to waste a sor; Seaman, HOWes; alattakeesete Drew ;.Isitac Hicks, Inorersol,
saris at S's o3' s he la ter rice is now oene- .
aranid about 90 brla of r,;.
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' 'Deily and bout ly let hint see ye prize rietge, tu. another, he may •have a dispensation to ' tterught On those beauties which the all-bouuteous Creator, with and Henry Thompson, Watkins, from New Orleans--Niantie, Dotty. ty asited.-Turpentine is in :steady derna.nd at frill prices •, upwards
' ..His-gifts; by offering them. in sicrifiee ! marry, an,itizer after the death of the first, for Le2 .2 6. a lavish hand, has eyerywhere, on fair nature's face, spread out and Tizer, Baker, from .stobile-John Taylor, Luce , from St.. Joseph
Eli W hitney Dian from Savannah, (sailed 20th May-Joseph of 25-0 lois have chaneed hands this week, chief' • 13 7d t 13 81
e eat s o s i
-- ••- • - - • - - -- " • ' - Ilj that mouuds an abbots or principal person of for their enjoyment; or whether there be more real grdu ca to a, , • •, • • . . . for very groat quality, end but little now remains in the hands of im-
'fi •t• n -
eorter, forter, isailed 25th May) and Britannia, Aitcheson, from
- .... Bring gifts to Him ! your , hearts he will aece-pt, 600 in wrapping ourselves up in self, and "following the advice of parters.-No salea in Tar.-For Quercitron• Bark there has been some
auv order, must pay
: X.Or.huinara.,feelings-throb withiu; his._breast ; Inquiry, but nothing of importance has yet been done.-Ilides., There
Shylock, to " put meney in thy purse," and in, thinking we have Aliereken, from ,Philaa,,iphia ; ' sailed 24th May-Vietoria. -,
•,. . 3...1ke-you he felt and suffered,,,hengered„- wept ; 11l a bishopait shall be * l2 0 0
so much more wealth laid by than we can require, or possibly from St. John N.B -Ellen Chadwick, from Odessa-Lady Clinton has 'teen a good demand throughout the Week,' and the sales are COO-
Mkt if one lay-man wounds another, he is par- • ' „ , • . , sequentiv heavy ; 9',oa salted River Plate have .been sold at prices
_ -.Like you coald find,en earth no- plat:eon( rest; 00 6 - use or enjoy, or, to be employed, as Pope has it, in -, from Sicily-Ann Paley, -, and Alert, , from Lis- .i „ t .
cloned for , • . . , rang no non 40 to 4t,d per lh with slbstare, and may now be coasi-
bon-Daphne, Croiningliam, from Chepstow-Gerard, Lambert, irom s; . •
..,As you must do, 'within the grave he slept ; ... •
" Getting,. wealth and place, if possible, with e.race ; •red Sil per lb ho•her than at the close of lastaninith,likewise.2soo
. . Therefora hI"
-4 -ROWS tO 'meow the distrest : A murderer. having taken his .first. orders, can
If not, by any meat's' getting wealth and place" New Orleans-Albahamian, Lane, from Mobile-Cliristina, Bax, . . . . , • , °
cir, Valparamo at 60. and 5500 East India Ki is at 71d to 71•1 f• • d
1 or soun
Fear not to give,. thou& often,. they-rebel, . have a dispensation for holding one simple -beue- from St. Joseph-llerald, Clarke, from Charleston-Northiimbetland. brine•l 6,1 to 64d f rfi '''
o . t rubbed do 4
, Id to 4g(l for second doi cid for
fice, apri if thathe isot aufficient, heamay have two than there i 3 in listening,to the joyous matin song of the lark, Gill, from .Pugwash-and Twee Gebroeders, Dystra, from Harlingen, .goos 4 y 5 t i. " .
,It,Otir,h-earta to hi to. Who knawetls. them. so welL tof:id for first rubbed do, aiid vi.for,2d do ; 29-bales
SAILED.-Princess Charlotte, Sproule, for Bombayo-DuLdiess of
.ii
ouuenips rA..,re%‘
orehree, hirieg his • pardiee for the murder he hath in witnessing bright Phce.bus rise from his slumbers In 3 Hi le-Cuttings have been sold at •2d er lb -'flie S'll,S
• committed for l2 5 6 • " One tide Of glory, one unclouded blaze," Clarence. James. for Ceylon-Mansfield James. forAfrica-Charlotte,
. Fisher, for Quebec-Hibernia, Cobb, for New York-Benjarnio Mors of Tobacco consist of about 90 hhds f P * '
'• ex tort , and 90 bhds to the -
home-trade, at the • ').
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quotations.
• - CONTEMPORARY ' PRESS% . . But if. he will have the privilege of the clergy he . ,
Gilding-the mountains' tops, and making to himself a palace of gan, Johnsoa, for Charleston-Mangalore. Airco 'for Rio Janeiro- Tile demand far Briinstc,
-ne has been confined chiefly to parcels sold
.must pay
t, , 1 ortleurolitto, Src.-
- a-- goageousuess and splendour, in comparison with which the swifis"re• "I'.',' • ' 1 to consumers, who have taken about 301 tons at £4 'los p t I
er on. ant .
,
MUNICIPAL. REFORM-THE . TEN POUND alfit be with theinhihitory clauee it- will cost
oblest eateants of • nau a d• I o not weten
n 1,, pigmy 1 •re rt iculous, d 1 d and Bransty, trance, for Hambro. the greater part to arrive ; besides these, 10.0 tons of first quality were
• _QUALIFICATION.- Dispensations and pardons for bishops or abbots
or such prelates, for wilful murders, are 5O 12 6 to decide. Chacun d son gout, Far my own part. it is a maxima Sirius, (steamer) from Cork for New York, was spoken 3rd June taken by a s tsculator at £8 0s 6tl •er toil --N• hina worth of n tie •
has been don '.•
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Aoy o e
e in Samac.-Of Arools, the pnuci pal sales have been,in
--, • . a .(Front . the Dublin Rooting Mail:). - . For priests and ordinary clergymen - Great Weetern is t•
to whi _ , _J y . - ~. ttamer). from Blistol• for New York, was Spoken (lowa-Goat 32s per cwt ff. ' ' l't -' '(' 'f T db •
or our qua i a.- ~ream o artar an rown
ments, for the sake of getting more than I want to keep tt on, ' 6th June; in lat. 48 50, long. 20 5
, in-a second edition of the Mail of Wednesday we an- For an.ord• h• 6' h .
inary:m.an w_scii ..at... -committed mar- New England, , from Liverpool for Boston, was spoken 30tti
. Tartar have been iri limited request all week.-The demand for fklad-
" To purchase pain with all that joy can give, ders is still confluedt ' • •
o the Inter qiialities.-oOladdor Roots are lieglected.
•nounce
,that Lord
.John Russell, had carried his motion der Is. rated at will, according to the circumstances • • May, in lat. 47, lona. 37 . •
And die 'of nothing but a raga to live." TaOlive Oil has'. been in partial request' at previous rates ; the sales
for fixirig the rate of franchise,inlreland at five potinds; of the place and time, and as the prelates shall Pearl, Masters, from Tobaseo, at this port • sailed 24th April. Left
l'ath May, in lat. 3.) lune ,-which h"v"un chiefly on Lisbon Oil) have xrpoutired to about 50 tuns
' think fit
moapa we.gaiie.,for tire benefit of our town readers an •ed- It * ...... - •- - -- -
an occasional variatiorato prove that we are not mill-horses? 75. exchanged numbers Noah' the'itlary Brade
any person killed or murdered his owu wife, it , .n no recent sales have.been rnade to mirive, and 'importers appear in-
...,nairable synepsis of the debate. from the Times of Tues- shall be rated as that of patricid; viz..... ..... . 4 1.8 Be that as it may hovrever-, 1 'and an intelligent friend had de- I I.'" Bentley, -, hence for Quebec, was spoken 23rd Ma 1
3, Clined to wait the arrival . before, offering osorne small sales of the
- ,daY• , .And if he who bath. murdered his own wife, at'id - - termined to etove, that ie were not of the mill-horse genus, hy
.. a tA
u3i.; len g,. 43 . , .
, hence at Rio Janeiro lower qualities of warehoused Seal Oil have been-effected at about our
, - Mr. O'Connell... when in the year 1825 was playing marrieth another, his dispensation is • 829 -a tout into Wales ; and as we were both perfectly of opinion cons'aittition, Gleddou, and Tamenend, Borland, hence at New qnotations.-Some transactions in Lipseed Oil have taken place at
rather lower rates ; pale Rape steady at ahe qttotations.-The sales of
_the game of conciliation, and worming himself anti his The dispensation of an oathaeir contract being that true enjoyment of its scenery did not consist. in being Orleans Palm Oil are about•loo tons,' at 1:44 lOs to 1:45 iiii the sot Irincipall
Terty , into the . unsuspecting. _confidence of Protestant given to the end one may nut be driven naexpelled - whirled.along the road at the rate of eight miles per hour in a . Pactolus, Harding; Trentore•Pratt; Robert Isaac:Miller, and Olive
. . the fort • • P ' T Y
ner price, aod part to. arrive at £42 per to.ro-o-Oil of urpentine!
Branch, Sedrick, hence-at New Orleans '
7 2 3 joltlng car, Or that to see soniethingaof Wales and the manners continues.in good request. -A cergo,of pew Hempfrom Rigrohas been
front his occasions or employment', will heated' for . . . , . . ,
~,Britain, stated-as his reason- for recommending the cur- or its inhauitants; was not to keep to the - high road, and put up ~.tr.ipLawrence, Cdhase, hence at New York 23rd May received, Part of which has been sold at £3.2 lOs to £33 for Rhine ; a
A licence tor abbess -and three.or four of hernuns an Formose„ . , _
• - from Havre at New York • • ' ' .
parcel of Bombay has aeain. been sold at £l9 10s. per ton.a-New .1-tiga
Asilment of the 'popular franehise-the nedessitv of so together with so man ' • df ' b d •
y jocun rears tog° a roa in at the principal inns,' where everythine was either English, or dit ' -• '
.. n yof hongston, (steamer; left Baltimore for London 20th MaY PTIt Flai is. offeriirg at £42 per ton from the quay.-The very reduced
. ,doing " fer the.purpose of securing the establisher! re. the countrga,t(t .see some lands and , tenements, ,be- as like it as could be made, we determined, as wenouid see all Constant, Van Schie, hence at Schelde
. -
,stook of Tallow here is daily more felt, the.consequence is a further
. ligion in Ireland:,..and I would further. reconimend,". he 1 1
_ong_ng to the tnother abbess, and tbere to recreitte • • • thesethings eVery day in Liverpool, to etake oars a ptdestricin Phoenix, Port, and Julie, Blanckinan, hence. at Ostend
. . - , ... - . . advance of full taper cwt. has this week been obtained, and it anpears
'-'' -• ' - themselves fur a week or two,. will cost ' 21 60- tour-ta follow thaacourse which chance rurected, anti whenever
, .very probable we may ,yet have to rosort to the London. market for a
....emphaticallg,_adde, fi that: no concession- whatever- be . , we could, to live and be iiinaagatathe Welsh 'people, 1,. there- SUNDAY, JUNE 17.-Wind N. W. -Light. •aupplf before the- Baltic irnperts 'are received.
... . . .. .
~..madeto the Roman Catholics unless -the establishment A precious syStern, truly. . . fore, -provided Myself ivith substantial walking half-boots, net Aneivse.-Jolin Campbell, Paton, front liombay-o-Ann St MarY. ' . ' ' . . '' ''
. _ . .. , .
• .;in Ireland be. rendered invialable."-- . • , certaittly aftee the style of Bold-street, •laut such as were.fitted wilson, from Valparaiso-Isis, Graham, froM Jamaica-I tidia, Snow, - • - • ------------o-=---- ,
•- , But in 151.38, when the conservatives are anxious fo for •the rugged Oaths of SuowdOn, and each.of us putting in our New Orleans-Lion, Morten, and Washiegton, Benson,' front Mobile LIVERPOOL 00TTON •AI -A RKET, JUNE 8
•.. pass a measure. which lie himself demands as "an in'stal- STATE OF TRADE. . - • - •
pockets a small 'parcel 'containing a yery, confined wardrobe,. -Sheffieltl, Allen, from New York-Tom Tough-, Willianason, from The demand this week has been com
Charente-and Jack Tar, Maleolm, from Bourdeaux. patively litnited, and the low,
and middling qualities of Ametipan, of which there is• atopn•sent a
and.furnishing the other pocket with a brataly flask we were ....- -
ment of justice to Irelpne-and,,,when :they -seek to, re- ~AILED.-Oporto, Martin, for Oporto-Asia, Hannah, ano British large supply on the niark-et, have receded id. per ,lb, whilst in other
TRADE la LEPD There is still a fair b sines • • be eedil • ed fo '• • •h s We left -0 '
u s doingen t- ep y ehquipp . r our jo.ur we _ .e ur top-coats. and, Tar,- Dixon, for Quebee-Ganges, lonea, for Rielintond, Virginia- . qualities the dePression is (Oily id. per lb. Brazil," Egyptian and East
poricile-the poricession of prtvileg,es to Roman Catlioli6 Ira, e; .ot t e markets since our last have been Mammas e.s to taxe care el themselves, feeling ehat the inure and Liverpool, Jones, for St. John, N.B. •
woollen cloth 'I
S.
b h h • • . - India are heavy, but NV itho ut material alterat ion in price, Spe.eulators
with security for Protestanta.and the Established Church, very brisk, and Prices fully. sustained. The principal-demand comforts we provided Ourselves with, the more would be uur in- . --e.--- have taken 2000 American and 300 S.urat, and exporters 450 American
-by_ limiting•-thernmaicipal privilege , within -a_ bona fide is understood to La for the Americart market. conveniences. Thuaequippeded Friday inoiningalune 8, we G New, Orleens, Bradley ; Equator, Bisson ; Chatham, Gorham, and WU Smot.
.00gia, Davis •, Catherine Kenn • and John & Robert MfrKechnie
set out, atter a hearty breakfast, withaight hearts and iu hig,h spi-
-40 elualification-z-Mr. O'Connell,. turns upon his heel, BRADFORD MARKET.-There was a good demand for manu. hence at New'Orleans '' . ' - .' '
rits, on our interlded tOur. My friend by-the way replenished his w ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS. OR
.COTTON,
alter Fannie, Allegliany, Michaels; and CaiedorA, Bibby, hence •
and affects to think and persuade others,' th tth •
a - ere as no facture(' -stuffs at our market, on Thursday, which encouraged
hat with agoodly stere of cigars-; I furnishing myself with Al r. at Philadelp ia ' ..
.P.O•orn. ths•tille inst.- to this day. inclusive.
.
,;-.,-conneetion. between the pop.ular franchise in Ireland -and .
trhneismanufactfure7s to ask,shtledhetit. prices
eforegfaheir commodities.
John Smith's guideto Snowdonia ; and sMin after 10 o'clock Carroll, of.Carrolton, Bird; Britunnia, Clark; and Idea Pe ' -
oiling -• ' - • - •• -• • • - ' * - - Ciirreat . ' riatiditis.. '
was,
.0 arse, res! - . h
y.t e m b nts; anti bad, no
~,e.s.
ton,dience at Ney; Y(,irk . . . . - •
tartedb- thd iteamer". Vale of Clw d" fo '
y . y r Mepai Bridge. oetes ow aim -w,esit. :- .Prices. ,This W k this Year
~.04 security of the-.gstablished Church ! doubt, considerable effect in lemitingehe -amount of sales hut
Dibtlin, Downie; 1 enny, Sloane ; .Resolution, Forrest ; and Char- •
• „Alia new doctrine•is best answered hy a reference to e ess, t ere was a air Justness one, an( improved prices , .
neverth I h f• 1 ' d I • ' • ' The' mornitwens delightful, and we eejeyeal.to ther• utmost the
, totte,-, hence at Qnebec . . • • ' 500 Sea Island' . r . , .06 170 'f,i/ 460 , , ) ,
. ---bis'old. were generally obtained.. • The -sales- of-yarns were extensive, "
..usy rtvew sceh. , .
ne •Or•itti its numerous steacn boats I ine t •
. .. .. . . . . . lay_ e. 0 ana Tickler, Ellis, at :Mauritius 110 'Stained . isl -,13 '. 11842. 274199
,
, Re takes a further objection to the value and mode of the prices looking: up. _The transactions•-in•the wool. market
.t
. Foaan t taeoalith ee
ri reseeintoerde., . aistdwtehreelinveeelyd;tepspetaoragnivceetwn•otiricc;h every Fredericlt Huth, Toby. sailed fm Ilondnras for Calcutta 3rd Maach . 4840. Bistved Georgia ' • • : 51'..0.. 81 ' -
s „ than d Copia, Knight, herite for Boston, was spoken in lat. 43 1 g 3 N , , .
' were not commensurate with:the dealines in•the manufactured "mg ar °u" e ' ,3a„, r .lobile .• 51 --. iBl
~_ rating prop.osed by Sir Rubel t ; and it has been..argued • • ' • • very brief outline of a steam aoyage of six hours • ever bat Ala up•d • C , 13 •osloff Tula; atid Evertho'r W"
1 . , y
.0 y ,_ y,, r.l e, In pry. 06 i pe, illis, 6."
1 Alaballla and Tennessee., •.• 54 .--1, et izi'3l! • 396176
article, both staplers and spinners being desirous of ascertaining • -
-hy-him, and °flaw. i I H f C -
~ ntle . ouse o amnions,' against the qualito and extent of the new.clip• before entering into any knows what it is ; ever bd h -1 h 1 •
y o y as fed t e p easure which it at "ence at St. Petersburg .
Urika, Behrendt, hence at Swinemunde - '8390 'New Orleans . .51 -. 9
the-Adoptionof• a -11.0 corporate franchise -in -.lreland, 1
atrge confracts. -• first inspires; the langour and listlessness which gradually
~- Emma, BoyeL hence at Warn,ernunde .'o.3a r Pernambuco and Peratba.•..
.••• 8s
" t Aricati and Ceara - •-;•1•' - 1 4534, i• 27654
• :84 - .. 91-
steals over one when the voyage is. about half over, anu tne Wilhelmine, Krenlin, hence at Wismar
.-.lounded on the yaluation to be made under the Irish poor A- . 0 k S d
-He Lout , lARKET-- yr mar et, on atur ay, was very downright weariness of the last hour and the ardent wishes f .664 Bahiitand Maeeio - ' . '.'7C-; Si .... 1 12121.
s .- , or - Valeria; Collins, ltence at Braise - , _ c Maranham -13- - o 91.
.11t.tv-; that the.rent, yalue. uhtler that enactment_ trust lae dull, the attendance of buyers being very limited, and prices in the terininatiou of the vo • W ' •• ' 1 .-.-
eage. e successive y passed Sea- 22u 1 7_ 8
~ 1 .....,
.1 13921
, .. , .
.. 4,:s'awg inn ed
' ::..cP4nde!ablYaleBO-than the actual.velue,aa it is .to• be made, consequence, not being very firni. ' ' . , combe, Egrement, the Magazines, New Brighton, and the Fort, - MONDAY, JUNE 'lB. - - 'Minas
,194,thei aasurnptiota,. tint .. all- -'f Istes,,,.. • taxes,•-and • public HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.-Qur market here, on Tuesdays admiring the various pretty cottages which front the River aud India, Malta, Gibraltar, B.:c. mails, 'arrived. - - ••••
- _ - _ 1 1 •
• • •
.-.Altargalsrit any,,except tithes„ and the probable -average Iva, rattler flat, especially for plain clothes. Fancy woollen Sea View, and were at length fairly out to• sea. We amused Arotivao.-Mary- Hartley, Jones from Antiami ; Oleft the Cambria, •40 .DemeraraeSurinam,Bzc - - 12 91 536
were in some request, and novel panel ns sold readily at firm ourselves With reading.our guide-book, -and determining on the loadiag.for this port.)-Crescent, Ball; from Mobile. .590 Egyptian 9 --''-12t .... ' 16004
annual cost of the repairs, insurance and.otl
„ . , , ter expenses, • SAILED.-Manchester, Lawson, for .. Quebec-Maria. Steene, for
route we should take; talking to the Welsh women ; laughing
prices. . .
••-,4f any necessary to mairttain the li d t t • tl ''
.. .., ..., ~... , ~ .. ~ .. . .. „ ere 1 amen sin tetr at sea-sick gentlemen, with most woe-begone countenances., and Ostend-lfelene Buck for r )stoet-Allet Elizabeth Wv r
to .. , L a
.. ee , for 50 , Peruvian :7l - ~84• 1 I
BARNSLEy.-There is no visible improvement in the linen Narvaliour ' • ' -
, Jeffries, for Pillau-Nlito, Thompson, for Portena U.S. - - -
.-actital_state,":o.ce.to. be.paid,by the ,tenant. . .• , • trade in this town, but as the drill -season is commencing, it ts pitying sea-sick ladies; and occasioually replenishing our inner -Six Soskende, Anderskour, for Svendburg-Alexandrina, Va;tofor 42 ' Lagn'ayra - 8 I
;: ..NPw•-we .14114s.kake,,tok-sliow:-..that-this mode of rating• hoped that an improvement will shortly be experienced. - mail with the good l hings Oa board. When passengers are at Riga-Fate Fiercke, for Danzie-Anna Siberdina, team, for Rotterdam 60 Common West India, Sze 6-8a 60 ). 13559
a5..1139-4 aacertainirsg-ealue is the, best and safest towards the WAKEFIELD WoOL MARKET JUNE 15 sWe have had sea; and prospects begin to fail as the shore grows more distant, --
a nothing is so natural as that they. should turn their attention Amelia, Z!inmerman, for
Shumacher„ f(ir Bremen-Fre.der
Pillau-Charlotte Graffen Von 'Erren,
ick.Wilhelm•Barnett, for Newstadt Carthae,ena,
Smyrna .. 5 -• 55 l
.. 6- '7 I I '
,itsterestsof- all parties concerned that could be devised i d • • f Il• 1 h• 'lt • h• ' '1 ' •
goo Inquiry, ora woo s t is wee ;in s ort woo at stationary, unon each other and nothing, we beliette ii se universally h
, Jupiter. Henek, for Hambro'-Augusta.Caroline, Bridig and Mentor ••• • - • Manilla J . J
for:these reagens,. viz.:e-- :
.. .- . . ~ arta. in- tong• wool- at ratherimproved prices. It is thought the • • -' e Gies_
..e for Elsinore-Wilmina, Baas for Narva-Elizabe'th. Rackow; 2140 'Surat . 47- 51 ..... . 22301
practice.. .
The least incident then excite ' • '
9 curiosity ; the slight- for Hambro'-Terra N • W ‘ls ' e f' • • 4 -. 5a
r Stockholm-and Sisters - 140 ' 'Matti-as
01((t, eSS ere, o , . '
• 4 g- 5 1 "" } ''''.
• - Tills. liability of the tenaotmnst. lessen the valuation, present. advance • may• -be maintained, but that any further ad- eet peculiarity draws forth remark. We had scanned over the Hll • Lb d d
a , for araor an the Brazils. .• 20 ' Bengal . •
wince wouldcheck the trade and cause a reaction. passengers pretty well, and, no doubt, had ourselves been scan- - ----s - .
irre;efaclnt-.inereasing it. lf the landlord keep a house in • "
• repatr, insure it,,and pay taxes-mn-it, it is clearly worth ' -R""6'"•1. Ft a SINEL MARKET,, JUNE 11--The market hag ned over in our turn when we ascended the paddle-box for the per. Resolution. Carter. from Savannah, off this port . , 21180 bales , - 27058 -779722
been rather dull to-day, and: not so Weil attended as for two or pose of ohtaieieg a view of the Ormshead, near which we were -, of Jersey, from Bourdeaux, off ditto _____
mole to the tenantAhan if the tenant had to make all • Arab, Ferrier, froin Manilla, at Sincapore, and sailed for. London ' , Jima IS. -
... three weeks past; but those who _have sold have obtained the appreachitig, and, for the moment, of coorse, we were the -aces.
these disbursements. last weeks prices. ,Wool has undergone no change of price served of all observers." My friend happening at this instant 13th March
Glasgow -, hence and Penang at Sincapore Siriee our last there has.been. more hualpess,doing, bot the-market
- '
' contitities-flitt; and prices are Without change. Ori Saturday the sales
The meaning, of the clause ,(56)-in the Irish poor law, to-day.
.. - . ' to raise his hat for some cause or other, forgetful of his cigars, Cailiarin'e, Leitch, hence at Madras' . • wore. 4,000 bagsoanO toaday they -arnotitit 'to 3,500. ''ln tbe tic° days.
.
ie, that in valuing premises, the actual annual, rent value • - "nee Woof,- Marierr,.JCSlE 14----We heve had a large and they mete showered down 'on ail sides'
or ..im .to ' the. great Hero of Motown, -, from Bombay, at China . 1„50 have•heen taken for export.
should be ascertained, i.without.-4.reference to taxes and influential nember of buyers in attendance, and but a, moderate amusement of our' fellow-passengers. This incident occurred Friends; Arnold, hence at Sincapare, and sailed.:l3th March for ,a'
, , .
-eontingencits ;-and--the latter have-been very erroneously wPply.er weol. In• the early part of the day exorbitant prices to him rather frequently befere our tont. *as ended, and Spine- Falmoath • -
. . John Knox, Swan, from the Clyde, at Sincapore LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. ,JUINE 18. -
were,aaked by the sellers, but about mid-day (e retrogade inoyea times under circumetances Iddiarous enbligh. We now' passed Molson, Feeley, from London, ditto - New Butter in abundant supply' the demand good,•and :prices 3s to
maid iwthe •rommoast-they anght not have been -sprik en
,rt .._ ,- e t was preeeptable as the buyers inadea -bold stand to resist bv the rueged sea face orthe Ormihead desce ,I. .
r., ~„ . . , neing perpendi- Miry Dugaale, -, and Blake, Thompson, from Bombay, at• 4s per cyst lower. Prime south of Ireland brAndiselling at 90s to 935.
..at astending- to increase valve. trn•less assumed tie' be fne.n •- • a 'a e 'ea, • ' 1 "; •
the prwes esemaneee. eee cooSerldencea were, .ower prices were• ' cularly Into the water. Its frowns must indeed be terrific to the Canton Cork dry 3ds are a very free sale at 82s to 845.--. There is' a fair demand.
orreb forgees-onahe landlord; while theyare to be treateclras submitted to
.by the sellers, and the market ended with a deduc- mariner approaching it in a storm. ' 'At 'the foOt orthe rock on Earl Grey, Sailed from Calcutta, for Liverpool 2nd April ' for Bacon at 50s to 52s for Belfast middles.-Prime well cut Hams
.-telipat:f.charge,s they . u6ata . rent value, and-thus.a £5 . lion from our last weeks quotation,. of at leaet id,aletelle. . For each side • were several • sweet little' spots -olgreen verdure, Copeland, sailed from China for London previous fo 27th Feb. , scatce, andwould readily bring.sBs to 60s.
. ~ „. -,Five Brothers Crabb hence ut Port-aii-Prince
;lent yilue (now proposedito-be adopted) will enfranchise -super, super hog, .18d. to 19d. super hog, 16d. to 17d.; half hol affording pastorage for the sheep, and 'the blue peat smoke from is "
lerven, Webster- hence at Jacmel . .. -- • -= .
:Le- • -- - - . - ' - and ewe 15d to 15id • ewe 19
„ -d. to 13d. ; locksend cots, 7 . neat white cottate or- t•,vo mieht b
a „ e seen circling its Way up ora„ara, -, from Havana for St- Petersburg, hfr CaPe Wrath LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Jews 16.
-400arflettoPiers-ef.• tenements,of .4 .verylow kind-e-theolass • • • , • • •
''' - • • to 9kcl per,lh. . the side..of the roc .'•As we passectrohnd it to Ihe western side, Bth instant. • s. d. s. d. • s. d. ri. d.
' -4,itenosnaslabrase landlords ustrally.pay taxes and 'cost'of • • ' -'• - • ' -- .- - •' -
past the mouth -orthe Conway estuary, Seine mining eperations •Pleides. Lowell, hence at Havana Old Hay
..5E4.11.Y-Woo•L' MARKET, JUNE 15•.-Our fair of to-day has '
•Kepaisa, and.whose rents therefore eiceecl the actuatrebt became perceptible in the rock Side. We learnt that a ver
. v John, Holton, hence for Quebec, at Kingstown New Hay O9O 0 - • Cattle'Potatoes 121 5 -
b • fun • l• d I 1 di ff '
_, eau very e supp ie , ant ea es reit iy e ectedatthe follow-
' ratee_morelptepertionably) than ,those. of anY higher le.Lertees:••.eUeli.oite 225.. per stone, i hogs 17s. 6d. to .18s. - 6d. valuablecopper vein has-been found tliere. 'On Idoking at this •
Dampit:r, Newlands, henve at Jamaica
Barr, from Trinidad for Liverpool, at St Thom .Cloyerelay 0.60 9 - Turnips OO 0 0 perton
Straw, Wheat.. 0 5 0 51,--- Carrots • 0 0 0 0 ~----
. A ct9Cfsgpfuts., .: ~ .•.., - . ~1 -,.:.. ... ~ .. ... - per stone, ewes 16s. to 17s. per stone.' • . •••• • ' e been on Anogada Reef 'Straw-, 0at.... 0310 4 - Matiglewurzle 000 .0 -
...sats Aria pooalaw,ealuation ,must.-become -the, best•crite. ..,_,Rapoie Wool, Bate,- JursE 14th. There• was a
,iiff
very- good. •
. craggy hill and score; of Othera in Wales, we kept surnasina on ; :
inWelMrSes'sithraaveim;
the Vast etores ormineral wealth embowelled in them; and fre- ' ' - -
quentlyavondered that thigfield for speculatiou and enternrise I"- .
- • , ' Straw,Barley.. 0 4 0 5- ' 'Manure 7 0 8 0 -
.
apoossa, di valtse and will, in most cases, be nearly equal to , „supply of wool at the :fair 4hire davaand a good attendance of , has not •b • ' • 1 ' -d •• - s • - • -
een more cu Ovate , mining operations in Wales .
Emporto. .. .
,thapactual. rear, beeause the-landlord beinimadeliable to •buyers;, aeatla.thewhole was talietenff at 14daand.154..per lb. .being &imperatively trilling-compared with the a arent p - IRISH PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURE. 1
• •- .. .... ybese .fairs •-will Le a. greateconvemence- to the •farmers in the %unities for them -We ettribut d•t t b•pall op or
I. .
,the poor rates jointly
„with_ the- _tenant, and u i - - --- • - - • • • • . • . - . . e i at e genera a rsence o
_ J , . leqs tare --. b DoBLIN, JUne 15.
~_ . „ Dew bouebecat of- Ripon in baying a market so near for the vreaithy inhabitants. -Whilst' here, an intelligent. or rather SOU7'H AMERICA. . BRICK-Tullamore per thousand 195 to 20s. County Dublin 28s to
sbrePlg:ltle,rat'.44!.hoyAnd - one,iutlf...on, e.ve ry, shilling. of kalsi of i licit. Wool.. - - • ' .
moaratively intelligent 'Welshman wes de' • i . o
-, co . . . , . - sena ng tus the Pekin, (288) H Blair, from Puerto Cabello, 150 tons copper ore, 308' , . .
,tcOptote• the rent valuei.thev•will,take-care•to have' the. •D w M al n g ' t'
. ,„ orseasateit riot, ARK ET; ONE ..r.-Our .irst woo mar- t• great advantages which• wou •
td accrue to the shipping interest ' Ackers, Greenshields and co.-From Apalachicola 65U bales cotton BEEF-1 er tierce India, .£7 5s to £7lOB ; prime mess,£s 10, to £5
• •
liAtinationas high as, eircumstantes wilt perrnitl.: --• ket for,the.season was held this d., and presented only a very -by making, a bay tnthe 'east side of the Orresheed, and cutting MolYneux, Witherby and co-100 do, Ctirtis and M••
-
a roo n-W D
, ' 15s; plant mess, £2. 10a to £3 15s ; barrels £3 10s to X 3 1 •
vision beef and pork has advanced ; stocks light. 5s , pro-
», It:clause 65, it ii provided that the tenant may
.tietructi au
tos____ quantity of ewe and, hog and . ewe wool; Ihere ' being no a canal through ihe isthmus, which connects the Orinshead with
. • -• • • UNITED S7'ATES. .
' li:wear-Per cwt 493 to sls • heav - a ii • • •
• . . . . a3s to 4,s , pigs cheeks 08$ Ocl
traw flitch patine' ..of :t.ke:rent lie...shall be.444.1e..50 to paY) entire, hog, woolenoe locks shewn: • The coldness of the season the mein land, inlet the Conway estuary. This would enable Grace, (399) 11-Reid, from Virginia, 122 hlpis tobacco 140 hales -to 42a Oil; hams 48s to 51s; pork per barrel 853 to 90s •
, tongues per
. .
.. ~.... . .., -, _ , .. , - ' - ' ' -hasa no -doubt retarded the cl• in of •
4PP g sheep in thissneighbour. vessels close -in shere, coming to-Liverpool, when a gale is eotton,,Evans and Trokes--‘OO firkin 28s to 30s. upwards '
.;pptlialf ..of the. 4 ttal4 *gat he, he; Aiwa have. paid:as rate 111 h - - hales cotton, R and G Ben'n-16 hhds
-
pod. The attendance of buyers from the inanufacturingdis- blowine ori the land, to pass throu hth d arrive at Li- tobacco 200 bales cotton WHC• 'a 3 1 b•
g e eanal an. , . e . _ , salt t-5 Mu sto acco. J Maury and BUTTER-First per cwt.92s to 94s ;in cools 8d to Ild per lb. firkin
resPe*QL.,e.nekpoundr. of -the,:net.sannisa/•-txdue.: ...Son
' r-, tricts 1 • b ' h k ' -'- - d f I s '
was ail ler ourneruus..inyt a-Ps:scorning ; but t e mar et was verpool, ari requeut y save riding out a gale with a lee shore, oons -74 do, J and W Oxley and co-49 do, Hunter and Alexander- 91s to 925. new 98s.
,itle..*ll (it n*-440. paktalue,.to_ibe.Xl.o, and :the.,-rater to, be.' any I hingbut lirisk. The,w_halt (with. the exception of one large as undewthose circumstanceait would be ini• ogaible for them to 39 d°' 'W aral-S Irvin-K D . CANDLEs-Export,7td to 861 per lb ; mould; l's : dipt, 6s.
Wealitaitheepunnele, there- ehould then --beideducted 4rl.,fer pa,elcl, was s(;I(.1 at the folloANtiOg-Prices:-Hugaind ewe 18s. Cel. • leather the Ormeheati Without great erilP. Front the Orms-
p China, (618) R. Larmour, front Charleston, 201 bales cotton, J 0
. Johnson and (•o-144 d W wart 180 d
o, Ste -o, J Johnson Froornias-From the country per stone, 7s to 9s ; white Ils to
14s 6d • nos:Kills to 8s 6d
-400 do, W , • •
;111111ityi• pound of the' actual. rent ; :therefore,.if the • latter ewe 14s,..per stone. ..
.. . . . . . head We passed to Puffin's laland, so called from the numbers aro Jor •
own and co-288 do. Collmann and Stolterfoht-52 do T Grant-Per cwt. 60s to 655.
, ,
•errerelo-be-£2o;lhe whole rate. of fis.,Sd..wo'uld fall. on 13tuvia-t-Trade iii still in ayeryeirecarions state, but an amend of. Puffins which frequent it, atid then entered the celebrated bay Crowder-17a do, Molyneux, Witherby and co-815 do,l box linen' 1 Goass-Wine and porter quarts per -gross 34s •,' ditto pints 30s ;
thst landlord- it is thus manifestly the lancllord's-interest; tuentis pretty confidently expected. A few- of the•printing of Beaumaris: ',lt was, indeed, a scene, the varied and surpass- iv tce rice, ordel-12 cases merchandize, T B alolyneux-W D ' ditto half pints 22s ; imperial quarts 425; ditto .pints 335. 2 per
cent. off for breakaee.
establi hmente are busy but others are verv•elaelt.3 "the spinnio -
a ing beauties of 'which it is difficult to describe as felt. you '
to kgep the..rent v.alue,up,to the_ .actual rent, if poseible s ' •- ' - ' ' ' ' h - . • "' ' • _ -e- HIDES AND SKINS.-Salted hides per cwL 26s to 27s ; ditto calf
enter a spacious
.ay of several mtlea in width, which gradually
.1. ' '''' .11 ' . • • ' ..
-4PfenTA.4 ...A, would,. always: hay.e to pay more than -half ' -
' .arul wer-loom mills afford the most certain employment to the
''PQ I.' ' h . ' • 0 'el tn a- point, and at the point is seen the 'M
B • -
workpeop e, as tey are. now running fulltime.. ut oor labour narrows enai ridge t - LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. skins 3(1 to 31d per lb.
LEATHER-Per lb. British 10d to 121 d; native ilea 11 d to 120 ;
ihe poor-rate. On the other hand.,:thelenant has a di-I theie:ii an
.increased demand fur. • over the Straits of Menai, the structure nf which at. this dis- par. _ Afrn. Ern. Ht. ditto 421 b. to 451 b. per hide, 13fd to 14W ; ditto 4811). to 501 h. 15d to
4teoLatdeaptage.in-keeping down the valuation. THE•RocHVALE HAND-LOOM WEAVERS.-,An afflieting pie- tance has almost a toy-like appearance, it iaeo light and beau., • ---: - - 1610; war skins 18d to 214 per lb. slitters. dittol4d to. 151 d ; kips,
tiful. On either side, the slitaes to the Water's edge are richly a. ea H. et. r. i. ' !Web, 18d•to 20(1; English.22cl to 26s ; cordoyan 18d ie 20d; bellies
.ea fibe..poorlaw valuation will thus become the best eri• ture of the distressed condition of the hand-loem weavers i
, . wooded, whilst' bete and there ate seen • tenne• 1 ' ' • T0e5day.....19 8 47, 914 14 10 . [Er . ~e• , , ax. -
i„ Koi, w 0 s 9tl to 11d. Prices firm. '
-latkra -of .value-ever adopted;, but this. renders it the , thie teawn; was again exhibited before the magistrateson Frid4l, . . , . , ,
.. ovely rural re,
treats encircled and almost hidden with the wo d • aa ednesday -20 940 10 5- 15 5 oAcces. of Queen Vrc. ITO of LRAD.-Pi t £22 •h t £O4• •- £ '
. goer on , s ee - , pipe 26 .0s ; shot £26. ;
in ehenumber of pertains who, appeared to-answer summonsee o s , and we
Thursday ..-.21 10 29 10 52 15- to •Fummer 'commences. Oits-Rape refined per cwt 425; brown rape 40s ; turpentiiie, 75;
more dangerous to fix on ‘a
low rate or value for the cor- thee ht- that the height of our ambition would b
.g eto have such aat to 80s ; linseed 32s to tiss.
• obtained against them for arreare of , aor-rates • - Tbeirs ualiti ri ay ...... 22 11 15 11 35 15 10. Mars sets 6h 'l3tri even.
~.porate- franchise ;,,one 0f..£5 will admit the ocCupiers of • - •
.. appearance Athd .1 P : .. ? •- a (Filet green resting place for our old aee whe ' hld lit -
an e etai .of the
.wretched 'situation •o • then' ~ , nwes ou ave . Saturday .... 23 11 57 - 16
.2 Saturn ,sets ilh .35m even RAPESEED-Us to Iss per cwt.
.1,4:i *Or", low_eatorabltaa in the stiburhs. ef .our -towns. :•faruilies wee. ttuly heart-rending. The magistrate* acted witht l battled throueh the taile'a •
euccessful 37 , nd troubles of the bus- Sunday Starts-Queens tens sized ' 50s • t s • 5 • -
24 017 037 15. 8 2d Sun aft Trin. Nat. of St. • " "
50 • hiilf ditto 25s • commons I2s ' d •, -
on . 3 s , quarters. in lengths,
Mosses Ists £9 10s; 2nd £7 lOs :
. .1), 'l,llit L., rifittioll-I0 As forms- a valid, objection is. to Mr. great lenity,towards the. poor creatures and in most instances - ' • • ' ' countesses, Ists, £6 ; seeonds..9os; lad
les, les, 35s ; . 2n(.18. 40s,
.a - • • don, rearing' his -majestic head abeve the neighbnuring moun- - - • - ' ____ ..,
doubles, 30s; and mosses 80s.per thousand.
Asit's tusell•Lhe,chief •recomtnendation of a low sate.. He 'discharged them from pay
ment of all arrears. Id. In the distance a little • • -
thug wor . , to the left, was old Spate-
, tains, whilst as the back ground of' the lovely,
.peaceful 'scene .
•, Monday 25 . 055 . 115 15 2
- - ' '
. • (John Bap Midsum D •--S • • • •
• .• ' • SALT-Per ton 4Ss to 50s.
eonsplaine vehemently,- and "has- laboured tto impress OD • before us- -When a Chinese wife is enciente, the husband hires a musica . . Soaro--White •per cwt. 33s to 34s Od; ' ' '
yelldw23s,to 24a 01
. ; band to entertain her, that the infant may be 'of a hartnbniou STAR en-'2Bs to 305.
the house, that if Sir Robert Peel's amendment be. car-. ~ "Hills peep'd o'er hills, and alpi-On'alps'irOse."
•riirf 'rind the fr ch. b t' 4 ' -tl t*
...,,,
~
.. . .an ise e, a. an. poun nne, _te cons -nu-. SHOCKING MATRICIDE-, A WOMAN MURDERED. . -disposition, •• In Europe, ladies in that situation are sometime TILES-Flo,,ring per dozen 4s to ss.
We la'
nded a few of our
, ~ .
.passengers at Beaurnaris, which from . TALLow-Melted per eviit. 56s to 635; bladdered lard.6os to 625;
~ e BY HER SON. .- said to give themselves airt enough, without any sualtastiatance
'filieVe.i9mDtlbliP• WoUld be, V 4 narrowed.ahat.it woniAne-a, . it 4. st pia i A I
b f lee lel' th de '1
_our mo • ui.outy
.to..ay. e orcto- pu ic e tai s- the river presents the commoe features of a little watering place
, . . . .. . 'neigh ditto 38S id 40s; fat per shine 4s '6d to 4s 10d.
a_ - ,_, e _ , a fevi. housea,beilt to afford a sea viewe'.and the usuat 'lumber, . It is rumoured that tier Ala.jesty will very shortly honour the Tonaceo-01101l per lb 3s 4,..1 te• 4s.
A FPI. ;,...3eey.sain• ee,..-woat a •constituenoy your•reforen. .4 a shockinganurder. perpetrated in the neighbourhood of Mal- -
of ionngers, and. etragglers
.on shote. , ,'.l'he ihore, it beipg,aisw Mastee-General of the Ordnance and the officers of .the Royal WOOL-Fleere per IClb. 21s to 22s 6d ; skin 20s:to 2ls ; pockets, new,
.=billt.haa- given -us i -Dublin, with a population •of •300,000; 'ton, and which has created a, wawa thaneordirtary interest and' 225-firra. -
. 1 ' Artiller with a visit at Wciolwi h when there wilt be a review
water, eppeared lo b'e campose( of
,alld a ndrotol, and therefere , y , c , wiltsiar, oLD-Imperial allon is Cd to 8s 6d ; new. 6s. Id to
'isonle, has only.a hctusehold constituency 6[2,500: N';--e,v,- .e.x,,citcrpeet. , The uafortunate victim .of this appalling eutrage
unfavourable foe Walking en. . We•sbould imagine this deprive-. ,of this distinguished corps, and a dejeuni given to her Majesty -s
o 3d. -In bond 2s 10d in 3s. g '
• i' - • • 'Was an old _infirm women -of tbe tree ot* 74 years- named Fran-
assording to ,Slierrard's Araluation, made in.. 1830, tuere.
c, 8 - ..- '. ^ ' . - - • ti.• . f ' e•h ,• • • ' d h .• ''
b h and suite at the barracks.-Mornista Herald- • •
in o a sea s 2re amp.s compensate , to. t
.e. visitors v t e SMITHFIELD HAI' MARKET.-Hay, IS 3(1 to 2s 6d per cwt. ; Straw,
- 3 - ~ •
me,j.441
.housea of, upvvarde„ of ten-pounds. value in .es eller, who resides with her familv,ot. a place .calied .the
Rainhew House, situate a short distance from New Maltonand beaCrtiful groorr ivalks about:. Ail we:steamed ,up, to.ward; the It is said, that his Royal Highness the Dake cle Nemours will ls toes 8d per ditto.
,Dllhatalin„,ancl,there.:.are therefore (exceptivrhere4malesr
,Oid Mahon, and being it! the parieh of %he latter. H f ' I '
er ann y ~ .
ltlenai Bridge, the Captain gave ps much inforrnation about the be the bearer, of a superb bouquet in diamonds, valued nt one
. . . .. . SHTALFIELDs.June
to 51s; cheeks, 38a to 42s ed; cool butter
14.-Bacon per. cwt. 49s • to sls t Hams '4Bs
9d to 11d; firkin 90s to 965;
.stelhe_ owners) that -number of pervons at theleast-qua-' consisted of twe sons an: idiet daughter and other brenches, 'ine of country, the . cOn,Veyaneea, &c.,"aotr aoieted out to us ,million of .francs, as :an offering from laingeLouis ,Philippe to
. . bladdOred lard, 60s to 625.
Mita -to• register-the harristere• having -deciderrthat- .
and,though. not in
_tile. h
...est of circumetatices,, they. had .con-• several-seats apd.geritlenieh's bOuses, espesially these of R. B• Queen Victoria. • POULTeY MARICET, cout'S-LANE.-Towl per pair 2s 6d to 3s ad i
Williams Rulkeley Esq and' sie Robert Williams Bart. •
trived to proctrre a-n honest livelihood lty gardening,. and t , John Van Buren, son of the president of the United , States, .Chickens,ls 8(1 to 2s 2(.1. • -
locigers.are. entitled to register. Unless, therefore, Mr b ' ' • 'a''''•"''- - • ' ' ' - ' - - - '
tith romentlcan beantifully situated seate.on Abe Isle ot Angie-. Erio'mAßkev-Whelesale, 3s 10(13 Tetail. 4a 4(1 per 124.
' from the produce of a garden attached to the house ,which was . striver] in London., on Thursday, in•the eaCket-ship•Gladiater,
'O'ConnAll introduces a clause to • ' Pel p rt• t • ' • •
~ -• . . - .• . - • - - It= - , 'e!' " re, a.place of resort in the summer menths to the drehabitants Of• sey. 'We next posed. the town _Of Bangowto the left, about; from N Y k
ew te. . ..• . • ' POTiTOR 111-AKRET--,Apples 3S Od to '3ii 4e ; biact,,, ea oa,to Os Od 3
,
.giatarsayhatther,they like it or.not, .we..don't see what oin Maltim. One of these sons Will' Sll d 1
ram e er.. age a mut 410• •
.a. thiee Mites' from the-Alenai Bridge, where, also facing the
_river),
. • , Cups; 2s ad to 2st 4d';'lumpers-, Os Od to Os Od per cwt.
THE WELsH WILL CA sE, -NV e perceive, by the law reports,. • Burrint •Meetaier.-per lb. e edol, 8d tO i
-Ad ; fte,h 9(1 to 11d.
, .
.. . • - -• were many picturesque summer, reeidencesalt may beineagi,nedi '
*404 er-,.,. .;-, r, .. . ..r ~ , . - years, has heen the. perpetrator of thielaineatable murder, and -- • • that proceedingi have beer, commenced agairist Barton Penton, • nsue-Turbot, per b. le to. Is 30.; criniped end, 5(.1 to 7(1; soles Ild
that Wee eneoved to the. utrriost the breexy freshnessef the air , 13d ; lobsters, 2s to 4s ed each ; oysters, Os fal to Os ; bulk- herrings,
to
~,,,Anether,crust may arise from-the uuwilliugness, of the; whit.is tnost singular is the fact, that he was always- aotedt for -
d •th 'd I- hOe'l • '. ' ' • ' H or' '.. r h -i- h . •- 1a . Esq. by the defendants to the late indictments for forget fo
his great. affection for hisenathea. always paying, her the,greatg an e eig se scenery aroun
~.: to table ea at . laorne g a a ,
__sae. . . .. . , Y"- Os Od to tis Od per Mid..
favoured.towns to accept a cor t. tll There is
pora ion aa . • • ness was given by the atternoen's sun At leaeth, about five, °'• ""i!,'' lik 1 h - 1 •
lous. prosecution. it is not ey t e tria mid come on COALS -aWhitehar4n. 16s; Carlisle, 16s ; Harrinoton 14s • S t h
• - est 'attention, It would appearehat be has been. in, an . erratic , •,• • - -7•,'"•• !" ' '. 1' - ... .. .. , . •. ' .
, until after the-long vacation.. Iss; Kilkenny 353 to 37S•per ton. a . , co ' f
oc or we ceme oau
.anc or, c (Ise lo t..e ri tte. o eriai, ano , .
iltarra reqnisition.published in the Galway ,papers call-, • 1 k t b 1 4b 4 f M •
1 ...
-ft ' ' • .*
tRkOI).A .6),nbahitanta,to meet for the Trurpose of _coal-
.and unsound *tate of mind for some nine past. . On Taesday •
eveninga•the Oth inst. we have been informed, he accompanied. landed, by
.means of a beat; 0..10'0 Ai?reesay. sale, where the. •• . A ITALUAISLE HINT TO SURSCRIBERS.-T he Indianapolis anarm.rammarem, ' - A
•. •
first feat of my_frjend:alftet.g.aining theaummit of the landing Journal states, that a merchant of Cincinnati having received.an • - -
alitaa.alg tlje ?meet „of,,umnicipal reforrne-eand Ave under- his mother to the Methodist Chapel,. at Old Mahon, vrhieh eves PRE.MIUNIS ,OF ,INBUBANCE AT LLOYD'S. •
steps, was tO eariag ppon a, poetical al reek, the better to enjoy
.order for some plods from amen hate neighbouritee state, went
-wagtetie from. credible .anthority, that the,intention of the an ensue] circumstance. and when there. he betrayed , evident '
1 • ost fair alike ors ect-the k len 'd boo before us with la a newspap.er office,. and having ascertained that the.person LONDON Sr- LIVERPOOL, • - Outw-atd. ilome.
sytnptoms of great- menial 'excitement, by bis feud ejaculatiOns, !he Bni ) P• P- - P• 0•Y , - • ' • - (Sailing before 12th Jan, -
-inhabitants is tc:,,' reject the -extimtion to them of ' munici- • - -• ~ , its verdant and richly-wooded shares, one of the fairest of na- in (petition was a subscriber, obtained permission tcalook' at the
• . •.- d otherwise extraordinary crinduct On Thursday Moroni to • ..... .... after lst Aug.
-Pal. Pr!ilegea altogether. , Noel Galway is on,e of the an ' •, • ' • • . - ' "' tune's scenes, and above us the etupendous and almost ame-in- editer's ledger. Having found that the matt • had paid his hilt , ;
. however; all dot/4)180f the matt allemande should-have vanished,' ' • 25s Cid a Os Od 40s Od a 50s Od
.1* 1,,p, 10Wpfr parned,in, the uhedule....lt centains.a.po- as we are informed that he was seen and heard in the streeta of spiring handywoak of man and ctirrinx.ef.art,tbe Menai Bridge. -every year and was not in arrears, he exereised a determination 'Lam" 8„ B- a• e 0 •
eevvard Isl. Dernerara - er ice -0 0-. 0 20 O.- 25 0 ,
"
.. .
In doing, t ie, my friend cut open _against a piece of rock one of to fuitil the order forthwith. He that hath eyes to read, let hi
' 12.• --m Ilenthiras . ;',O 0-35 0 140 0 -150 0
•POloitll,4* 'of. 2%000 soula, plowed .exclusivelv Roman Ca- -OM • M erton -in •a• raving• and alarming state of excitement.
20 0 -25 0 20 0 - 0 0
-tholica-eeand.il they -dunot.desire a corporationet all,, it After- raving-for some tame through Old 'Melton, be called dn Ihe•kne-" of his unwhisperables, which caused. a hearty laugh at uaderstand.
• his ex ense and excited his blessin ts As w i 1
e. • e s lent y gazed. , New York,- Boston
Charleston Savannah
A Bums LANUI.-Mr. David Crawshatv, of Burton, near ega ' ' - 0 0
is retty evident Sir Robert's proposition cannot be con- Mr. George Anderson,.. lentos of, that place, •: He- was accom- . • P.' • • - - •
on the.bridge, .we could ,npt. help according inethe. sentiment. Barnsle farme a
a y, rnd . grazier, has a lamb, quite blind, there we ' Orleans - 30 0
pauied.home, by A ndersnn down .to. the_liainhows and-there left , - - •• Havana 12th J an. 40 0- 60 0 140 0 -150 0
sidered as an insult to the Roman Catlielics. There ' db•M Jh S •h• WS ••
eopresse , v r. e n ma in. is nowdonia, that when
~.. ere' by
.hingan tbe keepiowof.his. brother,. --It appears •about• half- being not the least appearance of eves about the head. It is Canada • 3OO-35 0 . 00- 00
.110 t threphundred Protestants intim Whole town. emit twelve o'clock,. his-brother-having leftehan for a•shoittime, • death shoula deprive. the coentry of the further services of its, „singular to observe how careful the ewe is of her effspring, as British North America '3O 0- 40 0 0 0 - 0 0
, ..., . . . . .. , . .
.. That_the-te,n pound qualineatinn-tested..by, Bowie nri- to go into the garden.. and no one being present in. the •house able engineer, Mr..`..relford, 'his epttaph, simple as that upon Sir .she does not suffer it tii Romany yarde from her, and, at inter- Newfoundland - 25 0- 30 0 20 0- 30 0
-,rjr,ing;ratte-r-wi11... finally nbe...carried,- we., bave-no mare 444 the, old woman abiansother,) andei,person of the ,name ef • Christopher Wren it! St. Paal's Cathedral, 'Sr monumentum vale, when she thinks it needs nourishtnent, she. calls it to her Brazil: - 30 0 20 0- 60 0
35 0 -•
.40 0 . 35 0 - 0 0
donknottilatil dist. the ,ap ro dation of- 'tithes ha be '
P P s ea Robert Craven, .caf• Oad Maltorie wbrais an eld man, he asked •
for,a razew tu. shave himself with, and .bad made One- or two quearis, circumspice! would bgabundantly sufficient if it stated, with a bleat different -from•the other ewes around her. -Hull
that. ',Ms Mplltifilen 1, SCOS Suspen.ded 9ver Vie Straits of Menai.' " Times. . . 1=127t!
es
" Company's Ships 4 ' 0-O0 _, 0
.40. 0-- 5.0 0
45 0 - 50 •.0 ...45.. 0 - 50 0
abandoned pa .hopelests. •• - • ' • ' we felt as if 'catkin. al the monument o' a s
e. e. , . t ma ter mind, and
_ _ -_,..- , • strokes, when, as we • are informed, his mother requested - . • • EXTRAORDINARY SNAKE.-Mr. Elvidge, the he I k
ei • e,eper of Batavia • - • 45 0- 60 0 -45: 0 -.60 0
. . . ... • . . . .. while we breathed forth our admiration at hi • • • t New South Wales . 40 0-50040 0 - 60 0
-. ...r.m.(011190m.r.- 11141 to desist, on account of hie hand not being steadv, and . . , . . . s projection it eves •Rossingeon Manor, in company With Mr. BarloW • -
. , , joiner, o • 0 .30 ' 0 -' 40 0
-
- mot 'led almost wit h.a feelino of •• • d f
I, . • a-• gratitth.e .or its utility., e . . Ca ie of Good Hope
-' 30 0*- 40
W - this town, found, tl th
le oer day, an extraordiaary-eized snake '• 25
.0
..... 30 . 0 .30 0 -120 0
' •-•'" •,•oo - ' • *POPERY. she feared he mia•ht cut himself. This it •seems hall au-
assed on and turnine into the first house that offered accomo- • • , Africa .
. noyed him, for he immediately got the old - womaa down, P . - ' •et • - n the upper WoOd. It was curled rouad, like a vitheelgatid s .
oale Gibraltar - 25 -0 •15 0- 20 -0
' (Raw a Correeposident of the Carkisle Pattie-) . dation for the stanger we were ereeted with t u Wel h ivilit '-
r e s •c . y •70 0 40 0 -s- .50 0
with her head •on .the' bars .of . the range, and actuelly. raked - doubt was entertained whether it vvas an Eoglish snake or not.' Lima, Val • &
paraiso, c., . 45 0 -
b 1. IWI. h ' • '
y 4. itt e e s woman, whose stock of gooseberry tarts and -25 • 0 ..... 30 ' 0 ,20 0-- 25 0
- • As the,Po4riot, a f • '
ew weeks since contained an arti-
~ . After a few moments' deliberation, hotiever, Mr. 'Barlow • Malta, Sicily, Sic. ' '
-0019940 e ;be intr,„•„ • ( inc. - . ' , , . -.. . , . the burningeceats out of the . fire . upon her, and net con- •
mince pies we demolished, d
an not feeeng disposed to chauge 25 oo_ 30 0 20 -0- 25 0
• otio a L - - r--', ,wl,`-‘..Y. 0.1 --uPpery..at. tire
„present day, ; tent with this brutal :conduct, got upon . her with his kn.ees, 'levelled his piece and shot the reptile.' On examination if woYed • 'Stnorna and Constantinople
.
our quarters for a neighbourieg public-house, ,we sent our E 1. • i• 141 I ^ .20 "()- 30 0 20 0 :- 25 0
vu...041.,..pii, or a 4'ecerit, ..conven • from that,ifaikli. 1 •
-per taps. and severely kicked. her on edifferent parts of the .body,
obligine hostess far a stere of liquids. and eurnedeo at her.brown , • •
to be an ug Ish snake, but of the enormous length of four feel • a aea
?tladeira - 20 0
yallowalsnotabjeet to.receive-.a sli h ; • h • .
g t instg t. into toe:
k which blows are suppr,sed to have occasioned her death. rather
• • - loaf with ill the keen reli it wh lt healtl d a etite alone c '
e nches, and at 'tress •.' ' . '`. r ' r-r '
x i „ three inches in circum.erence.-....0 Western Isles Ca ede Verds
~, P 20 0- 30 0 .20 ,171 -25 0
mystesies-of -the ..)aonl-degr d'ti t f
a t g sys ern,- rem• a DOOK . •
a. . , tha,n the fire.. The old man, -Crayen, was ao terriAed andasto- . o • • • : •s 6 711:. . 'au PP an - .T.
- • ' •rive. Here my frierar a animi was restored by our obliging , "es' ,
equ ty • . Lisbon
ia 0- 29 5 0 20 0
20 o.- 25 0 13 0- 25 0
lished bv aco v •• • : nished as• to be utterly -uoable to render any' assistance and • ^ ' - - ' • •
pub . n ert -in former times. On loolang • • • • - • - I. -•-• -' i• Welsh hostess prokring to repair the rent he bad ju.st, made in DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO EsCa PE Piton CHATeAm 11 eLKs. Cadiz
- : tong fortunate in escaptug to the.door or ee mieht have fallen • . France
Esitesay books the other .day -I happenei- to find wwork: -another Ad ' '• ' ' - ' .'. • '
ctim. ta.the- maniac s fury.. • The old women's eries •
n portion hi
of ..,s dress, which she WeedilY accomPli9ho, and by •-e-A most determined attempt to effeCtan eseape-was made by, Holland - 10 0
polltilked..in Lottdon in the . year 1674,, which Contains' •aceashrieks seen hroneht in the brother, and an alarm •s(ion • the fumes of one of his recovered Havaneahe., Haring remu-t a' body of ,convicts confined on board the . Fortitude hulk at •Eismltura, Bremen, Btc. - 10 v 7 6- 10 0
15 0- 20 0 0 0 - 0 0
nerated our hostess, with whew ,wg saere: os, much pleased•as 'Chadian', a few days ago. The vessel in question is moored in
,GOttenbuta, Stockholm
sear egtigns,, Patacttlars . respecting :.P.oPery„ a lew of ; -spread, and turnbers a persons ranee infroni their emaloament 15 0- 20 0 on_ ea
the river Medwa near Chatham Dock ard • and it a ears Petersbura, Riga. Btc.
,:- , she.apparently was with us,:.we walked oa tathe bridge. aston- 3', 3 t PP g• , e l5 0-200,15 0 - 0 0
whifsh it,,Milly.bo. profitable to extreet at the present .1110- in the.neighbouring fields, end sticeeededin securing the offers.' that about a quarter after six o'clock on Sunday morning, as o,Pono
meat. ••, The -work .
-is :eati ... '
tled.., The ittok .44-Retes now , der, bot not befara he had ' fl• t d h• •• • ' IC' -h-
-'sil- canee hetateath. •inlc e suc injuries on is niot. er
*bith. happened• on •FrirlaY rii. bt She ished iii every footstep at its magnitude and stupendous strength,
• 1 t" Th
an a e same ime a miring its e egant construe ion. e.
dt th ' t' d • • the prisoners were bringing up their hammecks from the lower -
. e
a-
used -in , the .Sin •Custom.house of the Church and- 'CoUrt . was attended by Mr. Geor D - '
ge avye, surgeen, Malkin, but' ~ . peni. .. , e eare epen( e in
g •• • - view from the centre was s I d'd W app • dse • 1d • decks, Quarter-master Hillier, who then -hadcharge of a Oarty LATEST DATES AT LivERPooL.
. • - engaged in mashing the quarter-deck, was /Hidden!), attacked
of Rome, containing the bulls. diapeniations, and par- • medical ,assistarsee-• wa-s of -THT avail. • • .Sulter *as 'ithttiediatelv mid air ; whilst far below us was our steamer at anchor, and
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41- - --- - . qi villanies and wickedneises, with '
eV.p.for all.mapper, . tafreeinto custody-11v Mr...J'eseptr• Li avdeastle,
Malvin, and Jodie& Intisis :ivou se; vorestableof lola ' the band of music on board.plaving. The swallows were chasing in a most ferocious manner •by ne gang of despe.radoes, and . From Direct.
severely wounded on thebead. The ruffians; having thus dis- • Calcatta 'Sprit .14 Pernam
stwo menbavingethe charoe of • each other and the flies under our .feet and when we looked 'Sprit '..27 Maranham April -
i
t1141,-.leYfr4.:stuna nf won es given ,
and.- tie' be-paid for him night ond day.. :,0n •hlonday last, Mr. Itairier ' thrOugh the wicker work iron railin ' • .
in, surgeon,' gs, which are put up as a able.d the quartersmaster, rushed to the side of the vessel, seized 130inanaaal•
ch s N. Orleans
thaw- INblished -by,- Anthony Egane,--8,.D., late. Con.. of. fairbymoor-sidee.coronetefor ahe Northeßitling; .atterided,, •guard,and watched the river eddying 120 feet below us, itahnost some oars, and made a dash for the boat, which-was' lying along-
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The
side, and succeeded in breaking away her moorings. St. Helena. Savannah.
(visor -General, of the Kingdom 'of- Ireland,. and 'now, . and a most respectable and intelligent jury tieving'bePri-snm- produced giddinese. On looking through some .small round •
i guards belotteingan the Fortitude were instantly on the alert, Rio Janeiro.
.nister of the Gospel ac• mooed a intrat- was -held•_at thp house ,of M H d holeS in the teittoin of the brid .
es castle, , _ . ge,on to the rivet, it had exactas, _ . o
h d• t d -a te This occa- Bahia
thrOttgle the. mercy of God, mi . . . . , - ~, P. . . , , r.
and endea-veured to prevent t eme ita c esc 1 .
vident th
It is e • at, the A% entwavt . Arms Inu, OldeMalton. The jary preneeded t."`,. n
e. ect .otaleoleing ihrough a telescope. Whilst we were si-
s'r nell a violent conflict ; and after ft desperate struggle, in __________ _
eorsling.to -the referrned ,seligi.on." to.tbe Rainhew Howie to, inspect the boa b •
y, ut at was not thought lentlY aazing on the river beneath we were almost startled by ''e . - - ._______
froilt-tiolt °Sew-which, be bald, there -could•bet no better necessary to openit, aa they. we.re,unaniineusly trf opioion that a stnall object suddenly protruding asset( under the bridge, and which several severe injuries •were inflicted 'on both sides, and
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atttliority •upowthesubjeet than the author. He says, in the woman bad come tuber death from the.blows.andliurns she an exclamation burst horn each of us when we discovered its during db t severatof the ni-
which the. guards were assiste e , i
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a ver praiseworthy and gallant manner, ICE. June 15, 1837.
had received. , The prisoner was•examined,• and seemed ao be cecklesshell-like appearance to be a boat containing two indi- •soners, who acted in . y
'n the shi succeeded - • --------- -
histaaddreas to:the .reeder- • •fi in a very cornposed stele of miud, giving very ratianal answers viduals.. It wes a fairy scene-it was unlike reality-it wes seven of the ntost dangerous characters•i . p . .
Mails made -
I holig YOu will be ail charitable as to believe it is neither gal h• d ' t b h • d
que,stion.s as e im, an appearing a ewitic grieve
to the • k d somewhet like the mimic boats' which are drawn acrou a scene in disengaging h h
.toe __oat, aud rowed off with great raeidity eesatNeetoet. up en Last Packets • Next Packets
nor advantage hhth invited-me to lay open this warehouse, and
that he had committed the act, but he declined saving any thing on the stage pf a theatre. We were teld that the American towards the opposite shore. An alarm was immediately given ;
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thui io pirblisl; the Merchandise of ihe popish market, nor any •
ii i' b• defence The jury returned a verdict of "'Wilful Murder jumper, Sam. Scott, who some time ago was exhibiting his feats and the dockyard guard and police, benne at hand,. promptly -______- _______ ...__
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6604 thefiebe dna 'tf ''' ' ' - '-' ( - 1 k 'ow ilie•• n us
. .'• i, - h • d d
ppor ng my.own interesta since . n •nst Wm. Sellers, w ose commitment was tna e out an ,
at Liverpool, by jumping off mist heads, had, the week bef
ore commenced a-pursuit, in which they were joined by a boat'a Holland
!Meet hOisrirairy enemies a work of thir nature will make me a•a' d T 1 ' th • ' •d t Jun'
t •e e e - erenedean on neer sty morning e prisoner was ccrnveye o ped off the tep of the. suspension chains for a wager, and heti crew from the Winclzester frigate (which happened to be an- li!ia Thurg 8.; Swed. Tues. az Fri. Tues. 8.: Satur.
afterwards collected £2O from the crowd that had assembled to chored near, peeparatory to being paid off), and also by several af,sal.a 1 Iberia,
saturdays .. Tagus ,
Ottiofijoiottle•Pieq. it Ileum ostiv• to let the world see that the
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witness his feat. We thought this the extremity other persons in boats who had witnessed the affray laorn the Spaitn4B: il
or human watt • .June 11. June 17.
abuses lh'at .wetei'' egsinee-dircovered in the Pope's dispe.ntas ° .
..a.....................................e. daring. We were informed that in a gale of wind it indulates adjoining vessels. The Convicts, having the start considetably, Malta and Greec'e
Slone; • afe,yet stiff In being; is' is visible enough by the rules ~ 2.edSaturdav June 11.
. like the waves of the sea _and that its lateral viliratory motion contrived to effect a landing on the opposite shore, and, d
-wirer- Fesept arid India .. 411 i S,,tur 1 •
••ay
and invests. Of their chantere,•being• neither imaginary nor yet hree of her Majesty's maids of honour are, It • • • • f w ,
sing in the marshes, made off in different directions, with the Nl"(l'''r"
No fewer than t is six or seven eet. e remarked that the substance with which tst Tuesday . 11.M.8. Lyra, 11.M.13, SOU.
forged tifien the 'nvivil *Of malice as aome persons will be'ready to r the hole state of matrimony. intention of gaining the woods; but their pursuers, now joined Brazil So B. Ayres. each mouth
is said, about to ente ~ it is paved or covered is precisely similar to the much boasted June 8. June 29.
persuade thireepoer seals, Who never had any knOwled e of the 'erake,3 lily 17
ge attempt which has been made by Lord Brougham of ariphatte invention-namely, some kind of pitch mixed with by some of the military guard from Upnor Castle, followed At
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~, Ist Wedues. Melville, Nlay 9. S
Verruptiont 'of the aourt of Rome, nor of the natugre of its The stran
trefaet'tta great'pArt of these papers I cannot command at tb l ter up his education 'bill, by the outbreak of Courtenay pounded granite. Having satisfied ourselves with what was to be them up closely, and succeeded in recapturing two before they 1 Ist'''. 'Sz Ila' a'rd
yta. Ist (lay of H.M.B. Express B. Mutine,
pre- oo s . were eitabled to.get away from the marsh. The other five sue- ' each month . June 3. June 27. 1
",vtt bv retina' of. in 'ah ' ' f ' tosiong of his aesociates, ts one or those eccentric seen at the bridge, we held a consultation what should beour next - Laguira
I, voo_oo, o, * .....4.
rty_ sence rom my native country, or else and the de. .
uliar constitution and idio- de ermined uon ascendin the hills on the o ,„• ceeded in reaching the fields, and were for Mexico .nd Ha- ' 1.8 Deli lit
t loth (lay of 11. M. B. Linnet, ILI% g ,
elitit,"Q",e tn. lt
_Cel thern.all; mhich would have farther laid inferences which belong to the pec
,ste , aud t p g of ite. some time lost sight
of ; but the chase wits kept up•hriskiv, and they we 1 ' - vana...
Ilse. It affords a fine illus- or aia •le to have a more extensive view or the country,
gorsu , , re u timately -i - ,
r athatalnable - raetiees
at.• itf. tiat . p
.. , though perhaps this may be syncracy of his extraordinary iute . .
j• anvil. L ward
-for it is no other than a and then ceuelude what to do with ourselves. 13et .r that ' Ali taken in ti hollow between the hills; before they had reached . • 15th day of E1.M.8. Magnet, Nightingae.
.r, r 6, o ,•,„ s_ _ , too much in so nauseous a subject.) Ttse pa- tration of the homosputhic WWI" T. c. F. - N-Vaiuseot. t Isl. sz Hayti. July 11 •
I carti.g,oa
r" ,-,:".!!!"‘" IdOht • will ' • •
,„. c , disown it, and sae that thwis a mere ' project to expel.madnesa aud folly by folly and madness. 1 auvu. . • ,

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LONDON GAZETTE.—Faii)AT,JUNE 15.

PARTNERSIIIVB DIW3OI,VRD.
Adcock and F. Wilson, Byrnr and M. Stewart.
Bolton-le-Moote,plastereriCA),VlAn arid R. rtliirrnlo3cOldbana, Cot.
tptiApinners. • •
' Ti NNICIIIIPtCY'SVPtIigEDED.
.lohn atson an d James Watscon,,Crawford-atseet;Bldnaton-Ninate•
London, linen-drapers. _

BAN ICRTJPTS.
John Clark, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Jwyk,27, atpae, at
the Clarendon-roams; Idverpool. 3olteitdri, MesinsiMiller and Peel.
Liygrogol and Messrs. Taylor, Field, Sharp, and Jatkaoa,liedford.
t ow,' London.

Charles Allen, Isleworth, briektnaker.
Lewis Allen, Great Coggershall. Essex, tanner. ,
• John Telford*. fitar-eourt, Brea'd4treet,Cheapsidt,:Lorld' onrrather
factor.
4
rohn Wat Son; Craislord-street;LOndon, litien.draper.
.Gharles-Thomas, Jerusalem Coffee House, jAndononerthant.
Alfred Hellier, Leamington-priors, Vl'atwickshire, boot-maket:
John SilkNunn, , Birmingham, ste(4 penr
rimanufeeturer
Samuel tic kinghall Suneor,,Suffolk ha. y-mrchaet-
JoSeph•Bray, Manchester, cotton-yarn:dealer. e
Henry Knowles, Brid.gnortli, Shropshire, druggist,
Thomas Cox.,Northa.mpton, innkeeper.
William Whitmore, Stockport, watch-manufacturer.

DIVIDENDS.
July 10, M- •Wardall, LiVerpool, tettna-ovrner-4tilyl6,ll..Sullanr-
Liierpool, brevver—July, 9,
J. Payne and, E. -Pityne,preat Cideen•
street; Lincoln's Inn:field,- London.' litee-Manilfaeturers=jbly 9, R.
White,, Ilford, Essex, draper—July ;9; J. Dumont. Austin-Math
LOridon, Mere.hant—July 6, G. White and J. Fotvler, Lime-street.
London, tea-brokers—Jl3ty 6, J. Wieline High 'Holborn. Loridon.
woollen-draper—July 6, H. Bell. Crown-court, Threadneedle-street.
London, ship-owner—lJtily 6, 11. Donalditon; Bueltintlianljstreet,
Strand, London, army-agcnt—NY 6. it. Ryland and Ryland.
S,Liage:zatilPnw. London; eornfaefortilutv 7, S. Skinner;•Greetitiarn.
,Rerkshirbrovver—Julv 9. J. 11. Beak Cheltenhanv.wine -merehant
JOli 7. W. SOwden J. Sowden, Soliden, jun. and J, Sowden,
faxovorsted-spinners—July47, W. C. }nit aacINV. G.'Thnnitta,, King.
cross, Yorkshire, iron-founders—July 10, Jalend,erson. Hi h Crosby.
Cumiterltnk hotseklealerh-lJuly'l3, R. Rtibsoh' and J. 'f Robson,
Newcastle-upon -Tyne, builders-,July 21, T. 11. Dobbs Gainsburgb.
Lincolirshire,lntikeeperL-4uly 7,G. Btshton, Parkfieldi, Statlordshire.
iroutnaster.