The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-19 00:00:00

CONTgBTED ELECTION.

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Well, Sam," said Mr. Pickwiok,.as. his valet ttN-;,eared.
dt
his bedrooM door just atklie was emwhading his toilet, .. rt II aliyH
to-day,l suppose ?"—"Reglar game, replicd M-r.
"our.. People's a -collecting down at the TOwn's Arms, !thd
they're,hollering themselves hoarse already.", "Ah !" said Mr:
Pickwick,. , ",Do they seern,:devoted to their party, Sato ?"
" Never seo'such devotion .in soy life. Sir." :s" Energetic, eh?
said Mr. Pickwick. " Uncommon," replied _Sant. " 1 never
seed men eat, and drink so much afore. I t'onder they an't
afeared of bustin." ." That's the mistaken ,kindness of the
gentry here," said Mr. Pickwick. " Werry Likely," replied;Sam,' briefly. ". Fine, fresh, hearty fellows they seem,' said
Mr. Pickwick, as,.he glanced from the window. "Worry
fresh," replied Sani; ." me and the two waiters et the Pea-,
cock has been a pumpin' over the independent !yoters as
supped there last night." " Pumping over inuepwi/dent
voters ?" replied Mr. Pickwick. " Yes, said his attendant,
" every roan slept vere he fell down ; Ye dragged 'ein ours
one by one this morning,. and. Nit 'em tinder thepunip, and
they're in reg'lar fine order now. ahiliiug a,head the commit 4
tee'paid for that 'ere jqb." "Can Such things be !" exclaimed
the astonished Mr. Pickwick. " Lord bless your heart, sir,"
said Sam, " why, where was You half-baptised ?—that's no-
thin'—that an't." " Nothing said. Mr. Pickwick. " No-
thin' at all," replied his attendant. " The night afore the last
day of the last 'lection here, the opposite. patty btibed the
.bar-
maid at the Town's Arms to hocris the brandy-and-water of 14.
unpolled eleCtfirs as was a stoppin in the house." " What do
you mean by hocussing brandy-and-water?" inquired Mr. Pick-
wick. " Puttin' laudanum in it," replied Sam. " Blest if
She didn't send 'mi. all to sleep till twelve hours after the elec-
Lion .was over! They took one man up to the booth on a truck
fast asleep, by way of experiment; bnt it was no go—they
wouldn't poll him, so they brought him back and put him to
bed again." .

SHUCKING Tit IcIDF.-7-on, last week, two biothets of the
name of Manion, had a dispute, when one of thein drove a pitch-
fork into the face of.the other, and killed him en the spot: this
melancholy action took place in the .parish of, Lorrha, within
eight miles of tbistown.—Tipperary Constitution..
Mr. O'Counell presided at a dinner given in DUblin oti
Thursday in support of St. Bridgei's Orphan Society, but the
proceedings were not of a nature generally interesting. Mr.
O'Counell's principal speach on the occasion was made in pro-
posing as a toast " Liberty of the Press," in which he spoke
in favour of the clauses introduced into the Newspaper Stamp
act fur registering the names of the proprietors. This regu=
lation, he said; had long been the law iu Ireland, and he thought
it would be of great advnt tige to the public if the names of the
proprietors were known.
The venerable Earl of Eldon left his seat near Iluslivford, in
this county, on Friday.last. for the south. During the noble
lord's sojourn In the north he entertained a number of hit rela-
tives and friends at Eldon s and the day precediug his der ar-
ture he gave a suhStantial anl trulyß ngiish dinner to nis
numerous tenantry, at Mr. Hoalts, at Rushyford. Notwith-
standing the learned Aord's great age, his conversational power. 4
are uniinpared, audl.we may add, he enjoys vigorous
Sunderland Herald.
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BALLOON AcorDENT.—On Wednesday' an attempt Was made
by Mrs Graham to ascend 'in .a, balloon from the Cricket
Ground, Leicester. The process of inflation commeuced about
two and was coinnleted about six. The car was then attached,
and Mrs. Graham entered it. At seven the cord was cut, nod
the balloon rose. Unfortunately, in crossing Wharf-street, the
net which surrounds the silk became entangled with a chimney,
the car at the same•time striking a spout which protruded. The
balloon rolled about, the bricks and chiainey-pots became
loosened, and a large rent was made in the silk. The car, too,
was greatly tossed about, and Mrs. Graham was in imminent
peril. She was at length taken in at a window by Lieutenant
Freer and Mr. Macaulay. Notwithstanding her recent danger,
Mrs. Graham has announced her intention of making another
ascent as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed.
—Northampton Mercury.
ROME, July 30.—For the information of traveller§ coming to
Rome we beg to say, that the only road at present flee
from cordons, is through Marseilles by steamer, in 50 to 50 hours
to Civita Vecchia, and there is every prospect of this route
continuing open. If, on the other hand, the traveller should
wish to land at Leghorn. he may proceed at once to Florence,
from whence the communication with Rouse is, for the I,resent.
at least, entirely free. This part of Italy continues wholly free
of cholera.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant returns to the Phrenix
Park this afternoon. We understand it is his Excellency's in-
tention, after remaining in Dublin for some days for the dis-
patch of business, to proceed on another tour about the 22d or
'23d instant, tbrongh the counties of Westmeath, Longfo.d;
Sligo, and Donegal, and will return by the counties of Fer-
managh, Cavan, &c. His Excellency's principal object in this
tour is to visit in those parts of the county Donegal where
distress has for some time past so greatly prevailed.—Dublin
Post of Saturday.
The ex-royal family of France has been since the rah of
July at Budweis, in Bohemia. Charles X. will attain h,s 80th
year in October. His health is good, and here, as at Prague,
habitual occupation is the chace. in which he is frequently ac-
companied by the Duke of Aneouleme. The Duke of Bordeaux
has been indisposed for a week, in consequence, it is said, of a
superfluity of blood, but he is nose much better. The Duke
and Duchess of Angonlethe came here lately from Marienbad,
where they dined with the queen of Bavaria, who is gone with
the Duchess of Berry to Salzbutgb.— Vienna Gazette.

THE CONVICT Wrwsfus.---Williams, the convict who
escaped from Newgate. is now lying in Winchester Gaol, to
Which he was committed on a charge of burglary, and where
he was recognised. When Mr. Cope visited Williams, on Sa-
turday, in Wineherfter. Gaol, the prisoner was very communi-
cative as to the mannerl n which he effected his escape. With
great difficulty he climbeFt;to the tokof. the live-story house of
Dr. Cotton, the ordinary, and fiorti that lofty dwelling he felt
to the roof below, and then clambered over several others, un,
til he got to the skylightS, when. ho let himself down and
escaped., After be gained tilestrWi. he made the best Of his
way out Loudon, and proceeded_ towards Kingston, in the
woods, near which town he concealed himself by day, and at
night hunger drove him on the highway to crave charity from
the passengers. While in this half-staryjd condition tito4hts
of surrendering himself crossed his mind, but his evil genitlq.
directed him to resume his predatory profession, Which was the
cause of,his being recaptured.
BRITISH AUXII.IA R LEGrom.*Tlie Glasgovi stedner: ;.frired
at St. Sebastian on the 6th instant, and was trYreturti
•ately...• She will bring home, amow others, 2.50 mean of the 6:h
regiment, who have left tire rank;: of the legion on Are ertinird
of having enlisted tier the term of only one year., though their.
claim was disallowed by the boatel which sat for :he pni pose of
deciding that question. But LicOlenant-General Evans was.
peremptory iu declining their fuither services. We under-
stand that Lieutenant-Colonel .10chnius succeeds Brigadier,
General Reid as the head of the quartermaster-generar's de-
partment. _ •

COPYRIGHT Brit.—The following resolution d-; r;?'portcci
to the House of Commons on Saturday, and instruction was
given to the committee ou the copyright bill to make provision
to the bill to carry it into effect. " That annual compensation
he made, out
.of the funds of the consolidated fund of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to any of the
public libraries which may sustain loss by raison or being no
longer entitled to a copy of every book which shall be printed or
published."

CITY RfiGISTI{Y.—For the last three days the con.;
servative party have had a majority ever their opponents; and
. only requires crimmon energy and a trifling loss of time—not
one shilling of outlay or a particie- of trouble—to insure success;
and insure it permanently and for ever. This is, perhaps, the
last occasion—certainly the last but one—that it will be our
duty to call upon our protestant fellow-citizens to secure tilde
own freedom and assert the independence of the metropolis of
Ireland—to rescue their representation from the chance of being
disgraced—themselves from the possibility of being insulted.
And can it be possible that such a call, and for such a purpose,
shall be made in vain ? We will not believe it. For six Suc-
cessive registries property has assiimed its proper position, sod
the radicals have been beaten by an aggregate majority exceed-
ing 600. Shall it be said that in this the seventh struggle pau-
perism is to be in the ascendant?, No. The result of the last
three days proves that there is a recuperative spirit in conser-
vatism that will rise into vigorous action Whenever it is properly.
aroused and judiciously stimulated, and an energetic effort to •
morrow will enable the Protestants again to boast that the
seventh shot, like the bullet of Zamiel, has recoiled upon their
enemies.—Evening Mail of Priday.

Styrian LA \V.—At the commencement of the battle of Wa-
terloo, three companies of our riflemen held -a sandbank, in
front of the position, and abreast of La Havre Saint, which we
Tleft it. Pre-
clung to most tenaciously, and it was not until we were stormed
e vbeor, a F ranch,htla,nks
officer
rfi left
their ranks andl
iniotursontot adnodingtusron,ehdoo,in
made a dash at one of ours, but neglecting the prudent precau-
tion of calculating the chance cf success before striking the first
blow, it cost bitn'his life. The officer be stormed happened to
be a gigantic Highlander, about six feet and a half, and like
most big men slow to wrath, but a fury when roiised. The
Frenchman held that in his hand which was calculated to bring
all sizes on a level—a good small sword—but as he bad forgot-
ten to put on his spectacles, his first and last thrust passed by
the body, and lodged in the Highlander's left arm. Saunders
blood was now up as well as down, and wiih our then- small half-
moon sabre, better calculated to shave a lad's maid than a
Frenchman's head, he Made it descend on the pericranitim of his
unfortunate adversary, with a' ferce which snapped it at the hilt.
His nest dash was with his list (and the hilt in it) smack iu his`
adversary's face, which Tent him to the earth; and though I
grieve to record it, yet truth must be told, I fear that the
valrous Frenchman died an ignominious death, viz., by it. kick.
But where one's own life is at stake, we must not be too par-
ticular.—Kincaid's Random Shots. •
The German journals contain news from Greece of July 10 ;
it is unimportant, but they praise the sanatory regulations
adopted by the Greek government to prevent the
_plague which
prevails in several parts of the East from entering Greece.
Most of the political refugees from Cracow (says a letter front
Trieste of the 3d instant) have now embarkca for America,
France, and England. The trade of Trieste wiih the East
increases everyday, and the late changes there have been bene-
ficial to this increasing town. These journals announce that
the cholera has abated in Vienna, and now only prevails in the
suburbs. The Emperor of Austria has given his sanction to
the plan of an iron railroad from k'resburg to Trieste.
We have intelligence in the German papers from Warsaw of
the sth instant, which contain a decree directing that Jews are
no longer to be allowed the use of baptismal names of Chris
tians as their first names. 'the ground alleged is, that the po-
lice desire to have further means of surveillance over the Jew's.
Nothing is more absurd.. We use as baptismal names.weve
Jewish name, from Abraham to Malachi; are they Simon,
for-
bidden to the Jews themselves ? Or, are not.J.in,
lint
the
Joseph, Mary, Anne. &c., in their original Hebrew i. ,
thing is impracticable. It must have been suggested
.Is e
some.
Russian legislator of kindred mind Chat
Standard.
I his diving apparatus at that
Mr. Dean has been at work
s
part of Spithead where the MaEri,,ht o:
On Thursday he brought
u four guns, two iron ande was supposed to be sunk
'
during the reign of Henry the
two
b. rass.
I' be bries guns have the
ible. One of the iron guns is 15 feet
long, and composedo
of( that monarch veryfi
eliars of iron secured with iron hoops ;
from
marble shot was drawn
one. The brass guns are very ele.;,
gant.
A traveller has called
at our office to inform us of a most hot
rible occurrence which tookplace at Preston,. in 1, antiishire
on
Wednesday. A party Of nglishit-Jen and Irishthen having
• - during the
day retired ni the evening •
been moolnit, to a neigh-
bouring tavern to take a pot nil beer. rhe conversation tnrned
mowing, and one theupon Fnglishmeu told' an Irishman
that he was but an indifferent imAYer. The latter instantly
seized his scythe, . told the otherhe would prove his dexterity,
and in the most deliberate manner cut the Englishman's legs
nearly off—at least he bled to death Wove any assistance could
be obtained.—Stockport Advertiser. •
REPRESENTATION OP NORiO Plievost.—At the recent impor-
tant conservative dinner at Tiverton,ii was intimated that the
conservative Yeomanry of the northern division of the county
of Devon have deteminedto return Sir Thomas Dyke Ackland,
Bert., as their representative, whenever an opportunity sba-rr
offer.

4 . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. AUGUST 19 1836.
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• CONTEMPORARY PRESS. solutism which arises out of the combination of vulgar ME.ETING AT THE CROWN AND ANCHOR, LON- TABLE OF NEW DUTIES, 1836.
3-z-- 1i1p013.5. arlarketz.
DON, TO " DECLARE IN FAVOUR OF THE .
_______ popery, broken loose from bondage, with vulgar republi-
SPANISH CONSTITUTION OF 1812." The Act of the present Session, chapter GO, makes consideralOe _moo_
eree...----.,
Mr. O'Connell has taken his leave of Dublin, after canism, which seeks to put in bondage all political opi-
and immediate alterations in the Duties on the undermentioned AFRICA.
Eagle, (11a) Hamilton, fin Barbary, with 82 eks olive oil, 41 bales LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. AUG. 18. ' ,
Since our last there bas been a very good demand ; the sales aver-
organizing. a plan for ministerial agitation during the nion but its own. The dictates of this basest of all base The meeting for the above purpose was held yesterday after- -ArticleS, viz. :-
washed wool, -105-bales 1 half beta sfieep skins, 92 bales goat skins. aging about 5.003 bags daily.-Speculators and exporters all well, as
recess. Daniel is now entirely devoted to the support of political confederacies are received with eagerness and noon. It was thinly attended by the poorest of the working
. Former Present Order-G Dit
the tribute-paying whigs, who, but a short time since,. advocated with intemperance by the inheritor of Mr. classes, many of the trades' unions, and some few foreigners.
e Articles. Duties. Duties. UNITED STATES. the trade nought very freely.-Prices continue to advance. ,
_
Colonel Thompson, on the motion of Mr. Murphy. of St. Pan- - - . _
denounced by him as "bloody and brutal," are now in his • Fox's name-the man who pretends to be an advocate of
eras, took the chair. Among those on the platform were Richd. Aristolochin - 0 0 " 1 ton, Order-14 do, Martineau, Smith and co-20 do, J Hobson Sr Son 7--
eyes paragons of political purity, and will continue to be Mr. Fox's principles.! Erroneous a 3 are Lord Holland's
-6 do, Sla Healey-G Dk a' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AuG. 18.
Carlite, of anti-chi•istian noforiety, Cleave, several leadino men Beada, of Glass
' Boxwood
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Emulous, (342) Mumford, fin New York, with 452 bales cotton, NIIHAT, In 701 b. a d a d Deers, 4n• 4..51b... sd• s4l
SO as long as ministers can make their relatives and re- views with regard to public opinion, they can scarcely be in Marylebone and St. Pancras, and two or three parochial ra- nost roateod.
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101
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the th 02 0 01 0 Crary, Fletcher and co-397 do, Buchanan, Laird & co-475 brls tur- P-i'iel ish, new red,' 611 at 7 3 Irish, n. kilndried 210 q. 3 1
tainers cash up in aid of the "rint." more so than his views of political consistency.-Morn- dicals from St. Andrew's, Holborn, and St. Giles's. The clia- Bugles
- Cassia Fistula
pentine, T Todd nar Dk• Do. old 0 0_ 0 0 Do old do
tltieetolt 20 100 100 • 00
.100 01 • John Cumming, (721).Thayer, fm Mobile, with 14e, bales cotton, Do. new white .. 7 4.. 7 9 Du: prime,42lb - 3 2 •.: 3 3
Daniel, however, must be a little more cautious, or he ing Post. • racter pf the proceedings may be readily conjectured from a list Cedar
.... _ .. ... .... ~, , _ of the speakers, whose chief topics of declamation were, that the Chalk ; viz., prepared or otherwise manufac• Fde Lizardi and. co---,.150 do. W Smith and Son-aril do. W Sheils end Do. old •
0 . 0 .. 0 0 • Foreign, free .... 0 0.. 0 . 0 -
0 '0 •.. 0 0 Do.. do. 'old 0 0.. 0 -0..
will certainly overdo the thing. It is hardly time yet for •
titution of 1812 does not recognise a House of Peers, and tured
cons. . . the £lOO of value 20 0 0 LO 0 0
him to abuse the English radicals, and talk of them as THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND versus THE WHIG- , that it would, be a great national blessing to this country if the . u co-279 do, Martineau, Smith and co-2 do, Johnson, Grainger and co Scotch, white....
1 do, W and J Brown and co-4 cs conts unkn; Oriler-G Dk Do. red
0 0.. 0 0 Do. in bond 2 6 . 2 9
RADICAL MINISTRY, - • " Chalk nmanufactured the £lOO of value 10 0 0 50 0
Chicory, or any other vegetable matter applica- Kingston, (377) Law, eia Savannah, with•4o3 bales cotton, Wain- Iriallenew red .. 5 8.. 6 9 Paese, ir imp.' ci. • ,
"aiding the tories by their exaggerated opposition
.to the House of Lords " were swept away with all its appending rub-
ON THE AUTHORITY OF DANIEL O'CONNELL. ble to the'nses of Chicory or Coffee, viz., raw _ wright, Sheils and co-224 ilo, W and •J Brown and co-61 do, Isaac. Do old 58.. 6 5 English winte 1 42 0.44 0
the cwt not rated. 10 - 0 Low and•co-349 do. Sands, Hodgson and co-112 do, Waddington. IF)0 new white .. 62.. '7 4 Foreign', white :: 4u 0..42 0
present whig governMent." _Surely lie has not become bish." The followino• are the names of those who developed
e. or kiln-dried
.
ihe principles of constitutional freedom on this Occasion :-Mr. the cwt 216 0 216 0
so purse-proud as to look down upon his old friends vvlio The following extract from a speech delivered a few days ago roasted or ground Holt and co--9 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co--50a0 cane reeds, P B Do old O- 0 0 Baniesear imp. qr.
Carpenter, late of the True Sun evening newspaper; Mr. Pren- Cliokers, called Dutch Clinkers the.looo I 2 6 010 ' 0 M•Quie-G Dk Dantzig, red ..:. on.. 0 0 English, new 4O 0..44 0'
have not had the good luck to be paid for their services as by the arch agitator plainly indicates the fate of our patchwork
'ce one of the radicals of Manchester• Mr Ruthveu M.P - Drues not particularly enumerated or charged' Pacific, (577) Fisle, fin Savannah, with 1500 bales cotton, T Witson De,' white .., ... 0 0.. 0 0 Do. Pigeon old .O 0.. 0 0
he has been? The " Great paid Patriot" cannot be so administration. We have the full admission of the speaker that tii_.' to ae ' v. • 1. • 1 '• «-1 r ' • .'
'''l
- • • - h and co-P Dk Stettin, red 06.. 0 0 Foreign, free .. 35 6..37 6
he ei, le of En
utterly devoid of sympathy as te sneer at the shoal of tP , P glanel are not preparei to give what he desig- r. aeauey, tue notorious poottcas union on.or operative); wit- duty in this or any ot-er act .... the cwt 01000 2 "0
Mr. Murphy, of St. Paneras ; Mr. Vincent, one of the radicals Ebony, the produce of or imported from any Great Britain, (694) Milton, fm New York, with 145 bales conon, Do. white. .
nts,pastice to Ireland. There seems little doubt that the coin- _
eforeign country the ton 50 0 010 0 Roskell, Ogden and co-120 do, W Wright-94 do; Colimann, Lam- Conigsberg, red.. 00..00. I ri • "' -
:sin 1 ick,c. new 37 0 .. 39 0
small "Un-paid" because they are a little impatient ? of Marylebonen Mr. Flannigan • Mr. Prout, a Westminster F athers viz-Ostrich, undressed the lb 0100 0 1 3 bert and co-612 do, a 032 brls turpentine, W and J.Browne and 30-- Do. white ' ' 00..• 0 0 Do old: 'oo.. 0 0
istailure of the appeal made by the beggar to the charit - of
Y radical ; Mr. Richard Carlile, and a Mr. Muirson, who read. ' Paddy Bird
Let him recollect how ill he himself used to bear the hi' ng ishmen must have mainly contributed to produce the alte-
front a. pamphlet the following very Constitutional passages :- Flower Roots • the £lOO of value 20 0 0 50 0 200 brls tar, Order-11 cs 5 bls conte unkn, Sands, Hodgson and-co- Odessa
monkey's allowance of more kicks than halfpence, which ration in his tone, which is evident from comparino the prevail-
ILlorns and Horn Tips
Ti.eINE,OF. A NEW coNSTI.TuTIoN, Ginger, preserved, the produce of or imported Ibx do, II Rewsbn-a2 carnbooses, Robinson Brs-2 chts coots unkn, Russian, hard.... 0 0.. 0 0 [Notate Colin, im. qr.
was all the whigs, till very recently, thought of bestow- ing despondency of his present views with the impudence of as- the Lb 013 0 0 6 abt 43 shoooks, 43 bills hoops, 2 cks 3 bdlsteadine, 4 iron cambooses, Canada, red 0 0 0 0 Red
ing upon him. As to the Irish radicals, whom Daniel sertion which characterised the harangues delivered by him, at " Sarsieh as sh‘o‘ulucl b suomitted to the British nation assembled from any foreign country
a people upon the principles of association and in social the ton 02 4 01 0 2 medicine cheats, Fitzhugh and Grimshaw-13 shooks, 13 bdls hoops, Do: white OO.. 0 0 White 2.. ...... 00_ 0 0*
the close of last year, on his memorable tour of agitation :- ignurnyitai the ton 2,0 , 0 010 0 4 bdis heaaing; I medicine chest, G Sherlock-P Dk
0 Elll6.og'.liflsihie fine
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also reproaches with their " ignorant impatience" of union to form and to enact a social compact. alahogany, imported from any foreign country ftra,imp. cir.. 11,ngl.isit .
r IB
aoo.
rip.
dci 1 :.,F,
" I saw in the Sun newspaper which reached me this day an o -
It is decreed by order of the people in social union assem- entered after the_sth of July, 1837 the tor; 710 0 50 0 BRITISH AMERICA
empty pockets, we suppose that, for the present at least,
Ann, (163) Gale, fm'Pictou, NB, with 81 ps birch and 170 ps pine dbo r0e1,41:17.ft.r er
.e.
article blaming me for savino th'at a majority of the people' of bled-
he may treat them as insolently as Ire pleases. He, has England are unfavourable to Ireland. The Sun blames me in ~ Maps or Charts, or parts thereof, viz- ,
. . timber, 91 c2O staves and billets for staves, 2c 28 deals, abt 4 fms lath- n ..... •
That all kingly aut o s, . er i ary tit es, privileges,
h rit '• all h ern • 1 Plain
still power enough in that part of the empire to provide a double way •it says, first, it is not true that a majority of the and all laws of priniogeniture and entail, be for ever aholish.ed. Coloured
Jane, (484) Lennox, fm Quebec; with 330 ps white and 16 ps red Do'. Gri;itlinner.6olh 42.. 4 r• • '' '' .''
English Maltme...34 0 .. 37
for them by means of deaths' heads and cross-bones; and English people are in favour of the tories, and even that, if it That there is rio state. religion.' A national legislative assem- Marmalade the produce of or imported from any
for n. ' • - - the lb 01 3 00 6 Pine-timbe er 331- c 8 pn staves, 35 c brl staves, 54 cll deals alit 9 cords Irish, Malting, do. 00 _
.0 0 Do. sour, free.... 0 0.. 0 0
ratliWood, 'Welsh and Hudson-30 oars, M Crozier-B Dk '
as they happen to be quite aware of the fact, he will pro- were true, it was not discreet in me to sayso. Oh, but I- am bly to be elected by ballot and universal suffrage. ' Ireland, as mor eie,anaceuntry
hi d its Salts tph:
(31?;4. not rated. 016 0
.... 2o 0 _ 21 0
Robert, (310) Gibson, fm Montreal and Quebec, with (from Mont- pore. ?r,i.ind(lng,- rt. ~(1), iii :: .(4) ?:1 ID-t.' in bond
bably have little trouble in reducing to subjection what- :lowayshfotionil) joint' tdhet
I.rut h. vvlh ether ii is indiscre:t
ic.ir nc.mt i Idc!isstve well as the colonies; shall constitute arid legislate for themselves. NickPel ; vrz-Arsenate of Nickel, in lum
real) 150 brls pot ashes, Rothwell Bros-50 do, G Glen-38 brls pot & ''' '
Do. iritionaP• 00' 0 0 Dol.silni%.,firee .. 2g (0) :: 3g g
ever joint of the "tail" may turn restiff. Still we think 1,
teen% mai ority °ALI% ei;
istmeOtisepaeraekutlLudth , 1
rable to go:yd All the.crowa lands, church lands, waste ,lanals, and- whatever
_powder, being in an unrefined state-the £lOO not rated. 5 0 0
,62 lois pearl ashes, 2301 qrs wheat, T Blackburne-1 case I hd furs
' Onns, IF 4511). OATNIRAL <l,' 240
Daniel is rather hard upon his former friends and con- t f I I d gd
I P 11P. h - h (Hear,
, governmen or re an ,an te It to t eir s ame. else at this time be constituted national property ahall be imme- .A
diately.taken ossession of in the name of the nation The eo- ckel-Metallic; relined, and Oxide of Nickel
the £lOO of value not rated. 20 0 0 ' Order-(fm Quebec) 234 cl 3 deals, 16a c 25 staves and heading, Glen
200 cl 5 deals, 71 clO staves and heading, Order-Q Dk El' h 00..0 0 En • ' 115'
ng is , new .... glish, new .... . 0 0 _ 0 0
Do. old 0 0 0 0 Irish; new
federates; and we should not be surprised if this conduct hear.) lam able to demonstrate it fully,' and I tell it for She , P • P Nuts viz Castor Nnts or Seed .... ... the ton 010 0 01 0 -
pie shall be armed so that they may at all times be repared to •aol '• ••
is , viz., Castor OR ' ' Si Arin's (421) Curran fin Quebee with 30 eis oak and 421 DS fir
the cwt Is. per lb. 01 3 .1) •• . • -. . ' .. a •' h 11 Scotch, are new.. 00- 0 0 Do. old ,00.. 0 0 .
of his went far •towards opening the eyes of the radical purpose of showing the necessity of redoubling our own exertions. resist o ssion a'nd to s
ppre t thei **tits Eve I' Id who -
_ . .
.a sey . r -rig .
.ry so ler Olive Wood, the produce of or imported from ' ' tinier, 4c 10 deals, Mat c2l staves, 13 cords lat wood, Order- Dk
Do. old - 0 0 0 0 BRAN, •". 24th . 1 0.. 1 2
13y what do they prove the majority of the English people to h Earl of Dalhousie, ni3B) Reel, fne Quebec, with 2na ps. pine timber,
party to the real character of the man. as co-operated in social union with the people in order to re- any foreign country the ton 89 6 • 210 0
be in favour of Ireland ? Why to be sure if they count heads 91150.ps staves, 556 ps deals, Wit 5 fins lathwood, J Siticlair-B Dk - a - •' - ' •
, , s • . • conquer and obtain their natural and just rights to have 16 acres Opium ' • - -then% 0 4 0 0 1 0
In the mean time Daniel certainly has it all' his own a • • •
nd noses, it is.possible that there may not be a majority. against of tis b l• 1 • f ft if ''•
,i, e est ant milt ree ar le. . . . -Orange Flower Water the lb 38.9d.pereall 0 0 1 _Cynosuye, (n 27) alensop, fin Quebec, with 50 ps oak, 40 ps elm and PRICE'S or' SHARES, -LI•VERPOOL,- Alio. 18, 1836.
oa t ps pure timber, 12.41 W I, staves, W and H. Sharpies and co-
way, and a precious prospect Ireland presents for the justice to Ireland ; but that is not the way to judge. I judge by o effect all this the pamphlet calls upon " the people" after Plate, oldonot battered up, having been in the
-13 Dk Per Share.
alanchester, Bolton , and Bury Canal and Railway 48 paid '77 0 o
winter. The police appoint t h' I • t t
men s, wlc i were o res ex- a particular class, and that is the class of voters; I look to the • '
this fashion- arivate Use' of the importer while residing
abroad, and intended for bis private use in Jess'e (679 G n fm Ouebec with 17 s oak and 546 s ine •
1. . ) ree , - , R •P P Laver 1 I M h 1 1
. poo an, 4 elle ester tai way
clnsively with Colonel Kenned • i b Chandos fifty pound clause I was last year at Nevocastle-upon- oEnl. -
y, are salt to e pretty T - ar I, Inn countrymen, looks up for and wants a leader this kingdom, viz- timber, 81 c 2 deals, 243 cl 4 staves, Order-- Dk Quarter Shares '
I was wll • '
yne , e recerved h . .
. t ere I remember the caudidates s , - an'
' •
generally within the patronag,e of Dan or of his " tail" co courage, capacity, and action, around whose patriotic genius Silver
for the election• one of them Cantain Blackit said .he .would • •
all Men whose bosoms glow with the sacred love of liberty. will Gold the ciz 36 9 10 0 Mariote, mu) Storey, fm Charente, with 3plsh 20 es brandy, R London eon Birmingham Railway -60 .... 1,32 0 0
-While -Lord .Mulgra ve, who"- has been sent through the se • " fa ' ' •
ttle the tithes for Ireland , but odson said. 1 wou t give car- -• h • Quinine. sulphate of
fforts in order to rescue their. sufferin countr mien
unite t eir e
~ , g
,) It ags, Viz., 0141'Woollen Rites - Warrington arta Newton ditto
country upon a tour, visits all the prisonson his way, and poratiou reform to Ireland. Ireland was not by him considered from' the yoke of bondage which has so long and so cruelly op- . .
-K Dk . Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto
has. liberated so many of the inmates that the Irish pa- worthy of justice. ' Well these men ef n; eweastle-upou-Tvne
. . ,
7.. • pressed, and which still so shametally degrades it. Riee. rough and in the huak, imported from the '
West Coast of 'Africa the qr 1 0 6 0 0.1 ' Louise, (70) Darnet, fin Dunkirk, with 82 bales flax, J Kay & Sons Wigisn Branch ditto. ,
returned the tery hy a'majority Of forty-eight ; certainly it Aas * * * * * * * , 100 .... 122 10 0
pers say- "he seems disposed to make a general gaol de- : Rosewood the ton 10 0 0 6 it 0 -77 do, J Barley hod Sonse-I.s7'do;ASarainsen-4ndo,A Mutholland North Union, late Preston and' Wigan Railway .. •60 .... 67 10 *0
mall majority but thee it proves whether the majority of the 4 v gland wants a man, and it is from amongst the people Sebadilla Seeds the cvet 512 0 04 0 -34 do, Shaw, Vance and co-75 do, Hincksinae & co-5 do, Brooks St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto- ' ... 100 .... 33 0' o
hvery!" Besides this rejbrm of the police and of the pri- a s ple there wei' '- • - . • - • ' lan
-e tor justice to Ireland. And what is more I Speckled Wood, the produce of or imported from and Smith-27 do, Order-63s wine, J Smith-Ft; Dk Leicester and Swannington ditto ... .10 .... 62 5, 0
that will arise the Washington of England." - 1
sons, Daniel has declared his intention of improving the 'clot tell th h • • I h h '
you at tat majority was swelled )y t ose w o call •• - any foreien coontry - :
I Ins pamphlet was sold at the entrance of the laroe room . . ...o .. the ton 814 0 210 0 SPAIN AND PORTiJGAL . . Manehester and Leeds ditto . 5 .... 20 0 0
magistracy. To that end he intimates that somebody must themselves radicals, and some of them are the worst tories in •
where it was placarded, at Id. ; and the author was vociferously '
os. ' Soices,vrz-Cooves
Mace the lh 3s & 2s. ' 0 0 6
the lb 45.6,1.&35.Gd 02: 6 Donna Maria, (178) Steel, fin Oporto, with 6qr cks wine, J Rush- London and Brighten Ditto (Stephenson's) 5 .... 10 0 0
"saddle and bridle, and mount and spur," Lord Plunker, England. I am. a radical myself-I am for universal suffrage- applauded. Several of the meeting deeply regretted the all'. Pepper the its Is. Oil. &Iso 0' 6 ton-=3 lips dea, J Knowles, Son and co-2 pps: e hds 2qr cks do, R gitto, _ .
mat, rn_ C oun ties s
Ditto (Rennie's) 2 .... 1 0 0
1 .... 1 0. 0
who, he says, "has become an incubus to the ministry." lam for the vote by. ballot. (Hear.) lam fur vote by. ballot ; serice of the leaf ned and hon. member for Kilkenny, with whose Pimento - b'
1 ppe Ihd2 qr cks do, T W and II G Sutton-2 qr cks do, C Payant- Midland Counties ditto
lam for universal suffrage ; Lam for having parliaments everY assistance they have no fear, they state. of being able to recon- Suceades, the produce of or imported from any North Midland ditto
..
.. 5 .... 10 5 in
. ,
We have heard of many remedies for the nightmare but 18 tuls 24 qr cks do, J Knowlesand.co-20 hcLs do, H Rounthwaite- •
two years, or at furthest every' three. lam for doing away with . .
, snuct the'Biaansh constitution. foreign country•
the suggestion that it might be got rid of by means of a that ebominable pecuniar 1-fi • 1 " d•'• - I
y qua i cation to rem er an in ivicual •heviho e o t e resolutions were, of course, passed unani. ,
F • 1 f h Sweet Wood, the produce of or imported from
-2 qr cks do, II W Weston-5 pps do, J Gaskarth-6 hds do, W Mil- Great Western ditto. 2O .... 40 0 o`.
saddle and bridle is quite new to us ; and as to mounting fit to be a member of parliament. I am for all these h•
t Inas, 'piously - Times any foreign country
- 1 Teakwood, from
,any place
.-. _ _ __ •• . • e
ler-2 pps do, J Sudlow-3 pps 4 hds. do,, J E Seignette-1 qr csk do,
, the lond 110 0 0.0 -.0 Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
a nightmare, why, except in Ireland, it is customary, we and I therefore do think with regret that the spirit of hostility ' ' " - Chapman and Willis-19 cs do:, J Robinson-9 es do, Leech and liar-
0M111.1”...3,1f ONWO,CIIMSINnTINE , Importea from any British possession
believe, for the nightmare to ride, not be ridden. How.. which is manifested againit our cause in a great -degree in - within the limits of the East India rison 34 pp's 6 hds 10 qr cks 57 es 2 cks Ikg do, 44 bgs Isk wool, Or- London and Gravesend nitto.
England should be at all in existence ; and from this spot I STATE OF PUBLIC FEELING. Company's charter the load 0 0 1 0 0 1 det-100 bee wool, Leech an . - • . ,
d Heerisona-'l4 do J Ormerod and Sons Dublin and Drogheda £2 105.... 3 0 6.
Ulster . I .... 3 2 a
ever, Mr. Plunket cannot fail to understand the hint. ..,: . -tOO do, C and J Rawdon-13 Mrs do, A Swainson-1 bx conts unkn,
Teeth, viz., Elephant, Seacow, Seahorse, or Sea-
ell the Sun it would be tietter for it to use its talents and its .
BANKS. .
The rebel repealers•ai eto appoint the police, and if the et • • -••
nergies in endeavouring to conquer that spirit, than to be The Spectator-the principles of which are avowedly radical' 1-DOI'S(' the cwt 10 0 0I 0 J Girvin-1 prcl do, Leech and Harrisod-1 bg corks, -Knowles-23
cks•aegol, 28 bskts ooions, Order-G Dk Bank of Manchester
Lord Chancellor will not put into the commission of the deluding - itself and the - 1 •• hh - h f • • • • • "
peop e ait t e ope o assis,ance Verdieris
, -contains the following. speculatiohs upon the state of political w ' .so ar the Ibl 0 I 9 0 1 0 '
er fin Oporto, with 24 hds 32 r cks wine Bank of Liverpool
ater, s .o. ineral Water the galioni4s.doz flasks 0 0 I DuCr.rtueslir(lo4)4 Potting , _
..
peace magistrates to match, the sooner Lord Plunket when that hope is so likely to be disappointed. It is better feeling throughout the country, and upon the comfortablepros- wax, vie., BeesaWax, unbleached, the produce! 10 hd d M •• 6: ' • .
slp 16 hda do, Order- so, oore anqd co- p do, Liverpool Union Bank
looks out for another berth the better far himself. HiS honestly to warn of danger then to lull ourselves into a false peCts -of the whig ministay :- . of the West Coast of Africa, and imported from' J Crooke-2 p 4 lids do,James and Feeson-20 qr cks do, Glazebrook • Manchester arid Liverpool District Bank '
, Brose-1 p do' T that:Mock and Son-6 p 2 hds Iqr cks ao, M Hatton Commercial Bank of Liverpool.... -15 .... 22 10 -0'
10 .... 21 10 -01 .
expectations of support. They say in Englaud a majority of " Twelve months have reversed the picture and carried back thence 'the cwt 110 0 010
lordship will not even be able to repeat the excnse, that u and Son-2 'do .1 •Etty-7 14 hds do, J Knowles, jun and co-1 p Commercial Bank of England 5 .... •612 6"
the ifthabitants are in our favour But I will ask u on what
P the reformers to that unhappy state of ' apathy end disgust' our mereantile•friends should also be aware that any Spirits may' do, Lass-11 rrnd c'o-25 - rpd 45 le. d R Preston and co-20 qr Northern and Central Bankof En
p4aii s qr c e 0, gland lO .... 15 7 6 :
there are magistrates enough already. Lord Mulgrave, 6 - .
ccasion had that feelinpg induced a practical effort for us? 1 which receded the dismissal of Lord Melbourne in I now be imported in casks as s• 11 20 1 •
p . . . , 834, . . ma as ga tons in capacity, and To- eks do, J and J Miller-3 p 5 lids do, Ashburner and co-16 brls argol Borough 5 ... 13 0• 0
by making a clearance of the prisons, has taken very ask the SIM what did they do for us when the fell coercion bill What is the reason? The reason is to be found in the different bacco and Snuff ria wooden packages of 30Clbs. each. 7 bxs onioos, Order-K Dk South Lancashire
£.2' 104.. 210 •0
good care to obviate that objection. Indeed, we suspect I,7as introduced ? Did they come forward as they ought to repu- results of the two sessions. Last year we sent Manners Sutton ' MEDITERRANEAN North and South Wales Bank £2 10s.. 212 6 .
,
that in any case it will require all Lord Plunket's inge- diate such a heinous measure ?. I recollect seeing some of the on his travels, turned the tories out of office, and carried the •
BRIEF 'CHRONICLE: Smyrna, (169) Cornish, fin Leghorn; with 11 pps 4hf pps 116 jars United Trade? Bank
282 hf jars 31a, blehts 4es oil, 16 cks pot ashes, 36 las wool, 4cs fine Tradesmens' Bank - £6 10s.. 8 7' 6
e , £2 10s.. 3_ 7 6
best of those who professed to be on our side, who appeared great measure of English municipal reform ; this year the re-
nuity to prevent being bitted and bridled and trotted clean arts Ibx wearing apprl 10 bls cocoa shells scs gum arabie, 131 has GAS AND WATER WORKS. ' '
favourable to our cause in close consultation with Jud e Cram m- '
g 1 form cause has gained absolutely nothing, while it has lost the
• • •e 136 1- 11 • ' ' • ' 1• 54 cks Wrack: acid Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks
ar,o , css ta ow, 4 cks 16 slabs 2 blocks marl) 4.,
out, for Daniel is evidently not contented with the nomi- • ' •
ton on the subject of that bill, taking his opinion onit no 'doubt confidence ond ener which result from ro i
, gy . p gress ye success. - .
The ex • d f •
pense incurre or the houses of parliament since the
20 cs alabaster works- 2cs scaeliola tables, 51 bls madder roots, 1 case St. Helen's Gas Works
1- a ear- by a a • t Il• -Is d b I H - n ra' '
ire, pp ~ . p per juspui is e yt le ouse co norri- unkn . Order-12 his Liverpool Coal Gas
nation of a Master of the golls and an Attorney-General. a ver • • 1 d • • - ' ' • •
y impartia an unprejudiced one. Ido therefore complain As respects measures the session of 1836 has beeu merely o-ast- citrons 1 cse sam 1;1 1 .`' 1
p e eas oi e, 1)x 1 cse conts , _ .. ,
He has declared his wish to reform the bench as well as -of the people of England. We might have had some sympathy ed ; but, what is wor4e this. coin i . -a • d mons, to have been £45,581 2s. I do-namely, for erecting „ '
p ete naste o time an trouble -001, '2 bis cotton. 2 cks cream tartar, Douglas, Fraser and co-1 cse Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company ....X100
the temporary houses, £32,140 Os. 7d., and for friruiture, eonts un an, J Bibby and en-22 ps marble. C M Seddon-4 hf pps 20 New Shares, premium
the magistracy and the police. That must, of course, be from them, but we have had no valid support. But if &people in making proposals dreforin for rejection of the tory lords has
of Eoglapd chose to have Ireland grateful, let them vote against led to disunion among reformers. The leaders appearing in- E 13,441 Is. 6d. Of the latter, £5,317 12s. has been expended jars 16 hf jars 65 chts oil, E Boultbee-2 brls anchovies, 2hf chts oil, Liverpool and Harrington Water Works 472 10 0.
,
a work of time ; but the ffrst step will obviously be for he House of Peers and £8 023 9s 6d on the House of J Swire-1 ese maccaroni H Ashton-3a bls wool H Smith and co-- Bootie ditto . ... .. 310 0 0
Tories ;if tbey let them in again we can owe them nothing, eapahl I or indisposed, the followers are either tipathetie or on t
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Daniel to get a Chancellor more Completely' his own the
for the Tories are pledged to do nothing. for Ireland, ;and th• •
at is orrery What is ast instead of exciting hooe for the future Commons.— How many k
-naves, rucluding. youiself, voted 4 pion,
.fine arts, 1 pkge a marble bust, D ali 'Rink-) cs aa, aster an xe an,e in lugs
- ' ' -th th •• t I t •olit o" •k d M A-f J- 1 1-1 •
wi e minis ers as ni, . as e r. . o osep i tune , merbnn 1 lax books, Ibx alabaster works, 2 bxs Usk ts,W lin oodhouee ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
creature than the father of the Hannibals. What abo- the sole question on which they are the ouents of the pre ''' - ' •P ••
'• • •
produces a feeling of indifference and despair Seeing that end co---a 1 ill - I la •1 WP P
CIS a on, .co oh, - - - rescott-1 bx hooks, !Bourne Liverpool Marine Assurance Company ...... .. 25 .... 16 5 0
minable blockheads the Peers were, not.to give the rte..' t e tI h b -'d th. I°PP 11 ••a • - . - • - . - - ' the metrOpolitan county member was highly offended. " Well L_
~,„1.. sen „overnmen . t as een sai at was we receive in its the present temper of the lords and whigs, the session of 1837 1 cse -
marble, T and W Eaxle and co--1 cse pictures &fa Martineau, Ocean Assurance Company
tator the power of reforming the corporations too! What many parts of England. (Hear.) I confess it, and feeldeeply is likely to be as fruitless as that of 1836, the earnest reformers, then, how' many knaves without reckoning yourself ?" oh- Smith and co-I cso a marble statue, Yates and Cox-4 bxs alabaster FERRIES.
gratifi4;d for the • -
warmth and enthusiasm which greeted me as instead of being stimulated, as they were last year, to fresh ex- Ministers find h '4 and -lass s ' I
served the pertinacious tormeuter.— i ere is no o , aid la aster-Q Dk Woodside, Barkenhead, and 'Liverpool Steam
absurd " jealousy" in them to reject a measure of tile pleasing everybody. In reference even to so trifling an affair EUROPE. Ferry Company . lO Is.. 34 0 0
the advocate of
.my country's wrongs and the asserter of her ertions during the recess in 'support of their whip. 1 d
„ ea ers, are .
House of Commons framed for that very purpose! as the late white-bait dinner, at Blackwell, we hear that 'there Argo, (150) Schultz, fin Stralsund, with abt 670,qes peas, 210 qrs Royalloek Ferry ' • 5; 0.. 617 6
rights. (Hear.) I have been well received there, and would, inclined to take up an independent position, from which, they
We heartily congratulate the ministers upon the nio- I dare say, be as well received there a few days ago, when I know well, it will be difficult if not impossible, to arrive at their are certain sub-officials who are exceedingly.sulky at not beiiag wiga!,,.noo matso 55 einpty bags, Order-in Dk _ Monk's (Woodside) Ferry • • 5. 0.. 5 10, 0
(11a) I3ok, fm Rotterda-, wi
ea th 24 lds ::„.3 brils bulrushes, Egremont • ' -10'0.. 18 0 0
admitted to the party, while some of their inferiors (or sub. W Illismnit'enra'
derEation thus displayed by their master, and we wish the ought to have been there, if my mind was then as much at ease ob. -1)1 ' • • '
ject-responsi e government-without passing through a pe- -Q Dk
NES ' • •
subs) were! —ln the learned city of St. Andrews, the other Leeuw, (150) Goetz, fm Antwerp, with abt 60 t oak bark, 192 hales Kell • Ml' * ' '
protestants of Ireland joy of the sort of "justice" they as blessed be God, it is at this moment. (Loud and continued rind of tory rule. The prospect of a tory ministry, though con-
week, a: lady was rebuking her servant for some. fault or neglect tow, J Johnstone-95 bales flax, A Swainaon-56 do. T and A Browne ewerns Consolidated Mines 1 .... 2: 0 0
cheering ) I have no doubt I would be as well,received there sidered as an inevitable step to the triumph of reform prinei- West TresaveadTin and Copper ditto . - .... 315 ' 0 .
will experience from an O'Connell magistracy and an f duty All at once the lecture was interrupted by the nen and co-2 bxs eontsunkn T Nevlor and co---1 do Order- Dk
again, if my mental faculties were as untroubled land my cape- pies, is so hateful to the reforniers that all their doings for soine °,a .- • - - • ' •'' ' Mr' V" '` ` ' • • ' • Q British Silver, Lead, and Copper ditto .....
.a ie ictotre, (39) 45 pps lo hds wine, Robin and King-24 eases •
Liverpool and Manchester Coal
O'Connell police. While upon the subject of congrat .
12- . hility of addressing the people as unfettered by other anno ances fr t
y . ine o come, including the mode in which they shall separate d . it , • •
et mtel exclaiming-" Stop Mrs. —, that is shocking to edu- • 14 bits vinegar, 7c4 5 cks household goods, arid 70hottles wine, ' NEW COMPANIES.
lotion, let us not forget to congratulate the-Leicester and. • f • • '
grie sasit is now. (Hear, hear.) But I ask the Sun if I themselves from the whigs will probably be slow and spiritless.• Id t -11 1 b ' 'll d't wine'
cate ears. you are to sco me a d , eg you wi o i Order
-K Dk
people Upon the truth of that letter, in which O'Connell was not as well received at Newcastle-upon-Tyne as in anv The whigs or the tories (it'matters not s;hich) have condemned gramMatically."--We understand that the black grub is Argo, (207) Striepn • ''
mg, lan Danzie, with abt 1000 qrs wheat 480 Liverpool Steam Towing
L' 1 d
iverpoo an Manchester Fish
' 1, .... 1 0 a
declined to dine with them ; nor, presenting our best corn- other part of England? (Hear, hear.) There were 100,000 the reformers to a season of languor, lestilting from disa •
ppoint- e n
makino great havoc in the common turnips. It may be useful dunnage mats, Stewartaßald and co-198 • • ACI d 15' k
ms amis. au e- a gs Liverpool Fish
:
rn that a oent eman in this nei hbourhood has spruce beer, Order-abt 1 r
to iarmers to lea o 1 . g . m lath wood, said Master-Q Dk Liverpool Timber. ' 1 ' ... 00,0 ' -
pliments to Mr Grote, and the rest of the vote-by-ballot persons composing the procession from the south entrance to the ment. The past session affords them no subject of congratula-
turned into his field a brood of ducks which devour them °P
S h' (21- •
ia, 2) Byselin, fm Narva with 2247 masts or spars, 1530 ps . .
market-place where I spoke to the people there; not less than tion • that which is comine little or no ro f
o, . um or hope. As the lathwood, R and i Gardner-Q Dk'
gentry, fail to felicitate them upon the new argument ta ow individuals h A d-I th h h h h• • '
ear me, an oug tt e c eers w ich whigs have chosen to sink for want of a plan of action, the re- 6 Y• .
ea seri —The sale of late lina' &c helon in to the late
_ . p ,c 1 , ~
_. g g . . Proven. (140) alollen, fm Copenhagen, with 270 brls tar, Neuman --
QConnell adduced at the "General Association," on '
greeted me, when I advocated the cause of justice to Ireland, formers as distinguished from the whi s must form a olan for corporation of Chichester, took place by public' auction, at the and Engel-6 cks bread 1 cse 100 ,
man, 120 boards, 1 tomb stone, 1 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, .
Friday, in favour of that mode of election. "Gentle- as sincere as theyswere enthusiastic. (Hear.) But the result theri ' • • g' • •
. selves; but, in the meantime nothing is to be expected
• Council Chamber, on Tuesday last. It realised £215. The loom for s " ' '
pinning. Exportation-Q Dk From the 11th to the 18th august, 1836.
a mace was bought by Mr. Whilmhurst, for £25 10s., it is said Enterpnze, (190) Howse, fm St Petersburt with 1290 bars iron, T
men,' said Daniel, showing the whole of the cloven foot of the election the.re-L-what has it been ? (Hear.) I can from them but indifference and inaCtion. How much we wish
for a party of conservatives, who will rive themselves the cog. WilSon yid co-abt 1 fin lathwood, Baarton; eath and co-300 casks ntsCHARGRD. - I • ADMITTEp.
at once, " the importance of the principle of vote b„ never forget the reception I met with there, and the termina- that it were otherwise May be inferred from our siipport of the tallow, 36 bdis hemp, Order-abt 1 t old junk, 200 mats, said Master- In-patients cured
J t." • f h
ion o t e struggle on its hustings has rivited it more firmly whig-radical union se long as hope remained that the stings nomen of " The Mace Club."—Subscriptions areabout to be -
K Dk . 0
Relieved and at own request .. 6 Outapatients
" ballot is best proved by the adoption of it by the JE ade for the purpose of erectino a monument to the memor of •
su- than ever in m • memor Cheers Whe 't • th f
y y. ( .) n i is, ere ore, would perform their part in the compact. But wishing cannot . Y Liverpool, (270) Row, fin Hambro, with 2000 brls flour, 243 brls Made Oat-petients
ITS, who elected all their cers by that course."-Tint °lli I D k f G d ' ' -
s e ate ue o or on, on some conspicuous spot in the town beef, 12 cks hams, 3 brls hems, dried beef 'and sausages, Order-600 I - '
es put upon me that the people of England are' favourable to us, elter the state of the edse ; facts are not to be changed at- negular, 3 the last week S 0 l'. • 0
, or neighbourhood of Inyerness.—We have been informed, brls fiour, 150 bris beef, Exportation-P Dk Dead l. 6 Remain in the hoase ISS
41..a.........11 . the single word ' Newcastle 'is my answer. (Loud cheers.) cording to desires; time mere will has no power over feeling o
' from a source on which we can rel for its; acc 0) Bernard, fm Harnbro' with 2 cks black lead J Mal-
y uracy, that the re- Hansa, (20
~, k 1 , ,
h,
The contest there showing that the deliberate exercise of the belief; ' however distressing the acknounedgment, the innnedi- ' . • • •
His Majesty's ministers either have, or affect to hav eipts at Drury-lane I heatre during the last season amounted - holland and co-2-. cs ( rugs, Von Dadelszen and co-10 c sts conts House Visitors-Rev. T. G. Leigh and Mr. R. L. Carr.
e, right of returning or not returning a man to parliament in the ate rospect of the liberal cause as coin ared with an earances c , unkn, 3es 2 pks do, Stewart, Bald and co-ti ens 5 samples do, S A
. notions respecting public opinion for which there seems interest of Ireland, has struck me more forcibl • P . . ' ' • P • P to ne.arly £6o,ooo.—Mr. Fortescue Howard, wh'o was ver
y than anything at the close of last session, is ver y gloomy, not to sa black." : Brandeis-6 bag do Nicole Duckworth a d o-1 chst do, 1 cse toys Consulting Surgeon, Air. Forsbaw.
Clutplain, the Rev. R. Davies.-House Surgeon, Mr. J. Ashcroft.
Y proud of his aristocratic name, haying entered a coach at Ox- E Eastee-1 ' • '' 'ri e • C B 4.1 '
pkge quills, al W Corlett-1 bskt liqueurs, e ro erson
• to be no more-foundation than there is for any dream of else, and has impressed me more firmly with the truth of my
any- bedlamite. • This hallutination is so agreeable to position, that in England the friends of this country ate either ford, was asked by the porter if his name was Huggins? " No, -35 bxs 4 cks -II bis cents iinkn, 42 bgs split peas, alitl6o qrs peas, 50
LOCK HOSPITAL.
'hank Heaven "re lied ' ats, 280 bris•flothe 500 legs bread, Order-400 stone bottles gencva, 6 Admitted 7
in the minority or powerless. (Hear.) If I can see into A.N ADDRESS To MR. GREEN, THE AERONAUT. t , p Howard. " Then, sir, you must please ni 8i In the Hospital 421 Discharged
themselves that we should be sorry to dist b't '
ur i , were it to get out, for that place has been taken by Mr. Huogins." spars or masts, 1204eal slabs, Exportation-Q Dk __________o____
futurit -if I hive the ift of olitical rescienc -I se in
y g p
.. p e e that
fin Hambron with 4007 brls flour, 7es fnture, . . ,
—The committee of architects, whose desi '''''- M s (317) Roper,
gns were recently i as '
not likely to be detriniental to the country. They have future the almost utter impossibility of gettine justice • 'and one Oh Mr. Green ! when at next Vauxhall fete
9 brls beef, 5 brls pork, 270 qrs beans, J Batters- OPHT
12 doz dunnage mats, HALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,
a ncition that their policy is approved of by the people at of the reasons why I wish to leave notbin '''
d '•
.g un one in endea- You seek to please the rising eeneration, exhibited at the National Gallery, presented, at the cicse of the
exhibition, a sum of £2O to the widow of th 1. b h by and co-1 cse conts unkn, Order-G Dk . Established a.D. 1820.
large, and that they who oppose' them displease the peo- vouring to procure equal laws and equal justice under existing Contrive to make each leader of' the State
recently lost his life there-not in th • - e poor a ourer w o Richard Watson, (254) Hoskin, fin Hambron with 4es toys, Ken- New Patients admitted dr' th month f Jul
pie by so doing. We know not what has given rise to circumstances-why I wish to carry the experiment to a coo- For once looked up to by the British nation ! eir service, but in the ser- drill and Son-2219 brls flour, 100 dunnage mats. 2 plcgs books, 40 trs
o. . u ing e o y
1 ents r s . i
Vice of the government.----A radical inveighing against the linen, I peel samples, Ise 30 lasts 42 vats peas, Order-266 bits & loose ati pe cr bed for, and who have received surgical assist-
elusive point, is my belief in that impossibility. (Hear, hear, Take up 'Lord John, that he at last may know
ance during the month of July
this extravagant fancy--every public event appears to What 'tis to be "above a thing that's mean," rapacity of the clergy, observed that if they had their °lan way 166 qrs beans, 40 dunnage mats, R and G Benn-a quantity furniture,
and cheers.) The niost effectual means of enilbling us to meet 1 pkge hooks, said Master-K Dk Total since the commencement a1:704
they would raise their tithes from a tenth to a twentieth.—At
demonstrate exactly the opposite. When elections take our pyesent prospects are not to conceal or hide the difficulties As, while he looks upon the mass below, Ifl ode 400
place they are decided in favour of conservatives : when before us ; nor to anticipate any pport in England which we His dear friend Joseph in the crowd is seen !-. a scientific congress now assembled at Liege, one of the sub- haßraiessiii.ac;n(l.:LOLlaczheandae
ameoAlVensa,
oenvith 1020 br s.
_our, _ r• r- .
e ts unkn, S A Mandela-1 case Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Nedl.-Treasurer, Mr. s... Knowles.
bills which the ministers have.framed,.and laboured with may not afterwarde get in reality.su (Hear.) If I told you now ' Take up the Member-modern Athens sends jects under discussion is the possibility of a universal language, inneets, Melly, Prevost and co-Q•Dk
.-___ ..... ... , - • -
an infinite qtrantity of small perseverance, are cast out in that you might depend entirely on the assistance and sympathy And let him thus exhibit to his friends as a consequence of iron railroads.—Lord 'Brougham, since
• ' Amicitia, (194) Rubarth fin Danzig, with abt 1176 qrs wheat, 450 --- -ene• ••- - - . ,
f the people in the other countries, what would you say to me To show that he, for one day in his life, his return to Brougham-hall, is evidently much improved in mats, 600 staves, Order-dDk LONDON GAZETTE.-TuEsDAY, AUG. 16.
the Lords, because of their unconstitutional tendency,
health. His lordship has been lately in the habit of enjoying a Tervo, (300) Ladle, fm Brahestadt, with abt 1084 bias 135 hf brls
' ...---oseao---.
hereafter when You found you had been deceived 7 (Hear ) Can be no less exalted than his wife. h ndspikes .1 Leigh and co-Q Dk
taimalite2.o2 deals, 372 , ~ .
we hear no popular murmurs; but still Messieurs the nii- yir ' • ' ' ' ''
ould you not upbraid me-for the deception ? Oh, you would 'rake up Lord Palmerston, that lie may seem walk amid the splendid scenery there, and delights in accosting bl , (110) Buckley, fin Hambro , with 950 brls flour, 2es cnts WHITEHALL, AuG. 15, 1836.
nisters affect to be persuaded that the people are with say, why did you flatter us with the expectation of support when Indeed a Cupid, with his rainbow wings, and conversing with his old neighbours and associates.—A unkn, abt 130 qrs peas, 30 dunnaee mats, abt 7 t copper ore, Order-'-- The King has been pleased to nominate; constitute, and appoint thoa.
them, and against those who are not with them. We you knew you would not get it? If you had not been 'guilty Catching fresh light from ev'ry rosy beam subscription has been opened at Saltzburg, the native town of 1 caseglass ware, 0 Broderson-k Dk Right lion. Lord Jan Russell to be one of the Ecclesiaetical Cern- .
should like to know through what magic spectacles it is of that deception towards us, we might have worked boldly While o'er the world in "peaceful war" he flings Mozart, for the erection of a monument to the memory of that St Adrian, (10o) Hanmask, fm Altona, with 500 bris 100 hf brls missioners for„England.
that ministers look at public proceedings. It cannot be and strenuously, and suecessfully for ourselves, and might His sportive arrows.-Let the Premier go celebrated composer, whose widow is still living.-4:---At the last flour, 25 was 5 hds bread, 5 brls shf brls barley, 5 brls oatmeal,Order
500 es geneva, J Mulholland and co-Q Dk PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
now be its of our stru le H •
enjoying the fru gg . ( ear, hear.) To cool his choler in the realms of snow sitting of the Academy of Sciences, M. Arag,o announced that -
Margaretha, (135) Mulder, fm Rotterdam, with 82 bales flax, W W. and H. Cole, Liverpool and Birkenhead, architects-
ci.p
E A. Biss,
either the green spectacles of former days, or those of But, my countrymen, lam not gully of that deception-I have (Take not his master, Daniel, he vvould soon a celebrated Danish watchmaker had invented a watch, which ' dder
Fletcher and Son-25 hf pps geneva -J W 8 May-15 casks madder, al set and M. Harrison, Birkenhead, teachers-Thompson an, e .4
azure, to which the philosophy of modern opticians is 'not told you to look for assistance to others-I have not said Strive to create a rent in the balloon ) ; at the end of the day indicates the mean temperature of the , R Terry & Son Liverpool attorneys-at- aw- eci an mon on, a
Glover-2 Ids 32 bdis rushea, W Huriter-55 mats flax • 1 'W 1 1 d' Ed di M nchester,
more favourable. The ministerial spectacles are couleur You would have it in England-I say the contrary is the fact. But if his Lordship wishes to be seen 24 hours.—The'present Lord Fingal is married to the daugh- -aht2B t oak- bark, 'BO dun-nage mats.
. 5 t redwood, 24 hmprs Seltzer eislico-mahufacturers.
INSOLVENT.
de rose, and with these they contemplate their own acts (Hear.) What do I say to the excuse about the Chandos Careering high in air with Mrs. Green, ter of his late noble father's ploughman. water, 12 boxes cordials, Order-Q Dk . .
Aun 15.-James Winwood Coster, Great Burstead, Essex, farmer -
clause ? (Hear.) I would ask "1 • ,
wi. it bc repealed? (Cheers.) Grant his request-and learn the satisfaction Airenownrammerms e .
and deeds, and the public opinion-of them ; but it is ra- . .... .
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
To those who would uroe the anonnent of th i
o , e rafluence of the Which may be drawn forth from a civil action. . . . '
Robert Bagshaw Mann, Parliament-street, Westminetee, linen- ..
ther exigeant on their part to expect that ethers, who ar • ....
e tory squires I would say these are the very consequences of And, oh !if Evans should return alive, - NATURAL CURIOSITY.-A few days since, in the garden of ;-.....;l)ipping intelitynce. draper, from Aug. 19, to Oct. 7. . .
not thus provided, shall regard their ugly jobs, and as- wineh.l COM' l . I ld 1 h - • - '
p ern. am to , a so, t e parsons are against us, To give account of all his deeds surprising, Mr. John Taylor, of Stonebench, near. Gloucester, a gold. ------.40..--- BANKRUPTS. •• '
Its upon established property and privileaes, as thou li and that it is to those causes I muit attribute the a arent want
e, g PP Take him, that hungry Radicals may thrive finch's nes vi o
t as bserved containing four curiously marked TUESDAY', AUG. 16.--Noon, Wind variable-Light. ' Jonathan Fussell, Old-street, St. Luke's, London, curriar. .
W,
My were of roseate hue and celestial virtue. We are of sympathy for us. -(Hear.) I know those parsons are most When they, with joy, behold a GL;NERAL rising! yhung, birds, and a net being procured three of them were taken. ARRIVED. Jessie G •• ' Ail. - f John Wright, jun.. and George Lockwood, Trinity-squaren London.
, Green, from Quebec- reat Britain, 4 fiten, ro
desirous to treat ministers with all possible cou t b t
r esy, u meek and holy, and they. always exclaimed against the inter-
• Morning Post. U pon examination they proved to be perfectly white, with the New York-Sophia, Kegsalen, "frean Narvaa-Belaztel, 'Haan, from coal-factors.
' Henry Wade Smith, Greenwich, builder.
ference of the catholic priesthood in Ireland in politics; but I exception of the usual bright yellow feathers on the wings. Smyrna-Proven, Muller, from Copenhagen. '
we cannot do this, nor can the public. John Roper, seri., Hoxne and Syleham, Suffolk, miller.
also know how they started up in oppesition to our claims; and . Like all albin rod ins
o p uct o the eyes are red. They were placed William M'Donald and Alfred Birks, 14Itinnhester, linen-drapers.
In truth, we do not know any society of a dozen noble a '
• s the most determined foes to our rights. (Hear. All these FEMALE EMIGRATIoN.-The Emigration Committee recent] •
Y in a cage immediately under the nest in whi .h • '
c situation they M f Toba,s for this porawas totally
The Hannah Moeree oore% role'
,e _ .co . , Frederick Roberts, Salford, Lancashire, joiner.
lords and honourable gentlemen wh 11 th• ' r th ' '• '
o possess a sma er ings con irm me_ e more in my position, ) came to a resolution " that adverting to the information im- i •- - '
that we must not lave since been carefully attended to by the parent birds. A lost at Tobasco, 13tb Mae -en w say al.
Waterford. Hugh Massy, Bath, surgeon.
share of public sympathy and regard than those who look to England, for in addition to-this there is that latent, na- parted to the cOminittee, both collectively and individually, of fourth b. df . d -
young ir , o a mottle ' colour, made its escape. The Redmond, Power, hence, at
The Pet, Stone, hence for ,
Smyrna, was off Wicklow, the 12th inst. Robert Dotikin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stationer. .
compose his Majesty's present cabinet. If they could tional dislike, unaccountable, indeed, but which we know, un- the excessive immoralit stated to revail in certain ' •ts in
New South N Y p . distric i
Vales they have formed the o inion that the can- • B S G A d
MPORTANT
_TO ENEF IT OCIETIES.— eorge _sp en and DIVIDENDS.
• Sept. 6, T. Wilkinson, Finsbury•square, London, neelstetnre-
fortunately, to be true, vvhich renders our' hopes of assistance • • ' ." P 'y l'horn. S WEDNESDAY, Alen 17.-N oon, Wind N.W.-Light. . . . essr
as ee ,sen al s o t e nanimous ene t octet
dt- ol t h"U • " B fi S • Sept. 6, J. Priseinan, Putney, Surrey, wheelwright- ept. o, - -
but throw away their flattering spectacles d I k t
-, an oo a unfonnded " not conscientiously recommend to the government to enconrage , Y
Philadelp_hia-Magnet, Ewington, Finsbury-square, London, wine-merchanna•Sept. 8. C('•
the real state of the public mind in this countr th .
Y, eY • the further enaigratio.n onsingle females to Sydney, unprotected at Mellor, answered to a summons for not relieving. a sick mem- Aeitivero-The Algonquin, alierckin; frnin
ber named William Shorrock. The complainant produced a Payne ; Cynosure, Menson ; Mearns, - Martin and B. Ware Great Tower-street, London, wholesele-cheese-
would find it divided into two great parties, of which one by parents or near relatives, however well selected." dra, Greig, from New Orleans-Britannia, . -
SOUTH SEA TONNAGE DUTY. certificate from Mr Edmondson sur e • •
, g on, of his being unable son, ffoinfiQuinebeme-rCuaassap
Proteus; Holm. from Valparaiso and Swan- rs S t '
monge 7- ep .8, S. Cronsbey, Putney, Surrey; grocer-Sept. 8,
.:-., .
is hostile to- the administration, as the half-conscious DUELLING.-At the-late assizes, in Durham, Mr. Kirkaldso • '
to work, In consequence of his shoulder having been thrown-out , is S y
• Darnett froni Dunkirk Johannes Hagan ; the Argo, A. Townley, Cateaton-street, London, and Saddleworth, YOrksb
dupes of political knaves, who desire to destroy the Bri- Office of the General Shipowner's Society, of Sunderland, merchant was bMr J P k '
ames at. -e sen- by an accident and stated thet he bad dl. d 1 • If • t
tenced to tbree month •, •' y • • ' • ` i
s imprisonment for bearino a cballen re e ivere muse in o sea-Louise, , _
Ktlb ' f D' • -A 't•
Striepli g, nd Navigator; e e o.er, rom anzig- cta ,—; Wool-dealer-Sept. 8, H. Kerro Woolwich, tailor-Sept. 8, W. D.
Stuart Mount-s r don, tailor-Sept 9 11..
t eet, Grosvenor-square, Lon . , „ . ,
no
e . a the officers as sick and infirm on tile 25th of JOY, and theY re" Elise- Dnloinanaer ,• and Industrie. Zellein, from Ostend-Jantina, De .HE ' B
_sou ye, ath, paistry-cook-Sept, 13, B. Dreden, Nevecistie-upo
tish constitution ; and the other despises the adn-linistra- 72, Cornhill, Aug. 16, 1836. to fight a duel and Mr Carr, of the same place, agent to Lord
:nd Angelina, Bok, from Rotterdam-Ludwig Wilhelm, Mul-
fused to relieve hiin. He considered that he was entitled to the -Jone,4 ; ,
,common-brewer-Sept. 23, A. Ashworth. Haslingdeo, Lan-
tion that it does not oppose, because, either frotrilolly or Sir,-I am directed to acquaint you, for the information .of Durham and'a er hant and ship
in:ir):, was sdenteoced to tbe allowance of 6a. per week. Mr,' Backhotise cross-examined ler, from Stettin-Argo, Schultz ~riaurindlloffnung, tnclenacher,, k
from .17 e
,ca,shire, woollen-manufacturer-Sept. 22, J. Haworth, Haslingden. .
dishonesty, that administration shrinks from upholding, the committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, that the same pui'lishmenitufb;sendino the cra7 eneunde Mercurius, W. rn
meausures adverted to in the last annual re ort ot t
p his corn- 1 ae, an posting the so- him with a view to show that the accident was occasioned by Stralsund-Hilda, Jahre, frli S
M muot 'fio - c e, Lancashire. cotton-manufacturer-n Sept. 15, P. Mackenzie, Truro,
licitor who refused to accept it. froni Wismar-nCarolin , O , • m Guerusey. • Cornwall, common-brewer-Sept. 6, A. White, Cheltenham, cabinet- .
the ultra principles to which the acts of its policy gra. inittee, for •
the discontinuance of the South Sea tonnaoe duty his olts misconctuct, he having in.a state nf-drunkenness forced
maker-Sept. 15, G. A. Fielding, Portsea, Hampahire, brewer-Dee.
dually tend. Between these two parties there are a few have been successful, the repeal of that im d f ' '
post, an o the two BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT BRISTOL.-Monday the members himself into a shandr bI ' • M C k • H
.y e ()aging tce ir. roo -, of ogliton, The Vireinian, llarris, hence, at New York. . .10,'.T. Riste, jun. liminster, Somersetshire, lace-manufacturere-SePt-
who call themselves ministerialists and admirers of libe- per cent. ad valorem duty on goods, being provided by the 13th of this association are to assemble at Bristol. The entitled of Tower, with which he hail 'no connexion.; and interfered with Emma, 3laine; and Tantivy, Avies, hence. at Naples. 8. S. Hider, Briihton, builder.
rat.policy, but opposed to radicalism. These are as weak section of the Customs act,- which has just passed the legislature. the Literary and Philosophical Institution, in Park-street, the reins, so that the vehicle was overturned. On this ground Royal William, Rogers ; & Thomas Crisp, Crisp, hence, at Odessa.
astilian Maid, Scott, hence, at Cadiz. CERTIFICATES
-I am, sir, your most obedient humble servant, - have ordered their rooms to be repaired, &c., and every pre- Mr. Backhouse contended that he had no right to claim-relief c To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before
in intellect as they are few in numbers. The old whig- ` Ruby Farrant hence, at Lisbon. .
WM. OYIATT, Secretary. paration made for receiving the expected guests. Many noble. andonentioned that several other persons similarly Situated had ' lir dol. Holin'g hence, at Bremen. the 6tb day of Sept. J
gery is gone from all manly minds. The constitutional w D b
in. o son, Esq., Lloyd's. men and gentlemen, eminent for their literary and scientific at- been compelled to refund money waich they had received. a f
--- Het)°, B.'eager, hence, at Hambroa J. Riste, jun., Ilminster, Somersetshire, lace-manufacturer- .. ,
whigs now rank among the conservatives, the den-rocra- tainniebts, totally regardless of party distinction, are expected, ter some witnesses had been examined, the magistrates dismissed Gezusters,-Dykestra, hence, at Harlingen. • Young, G. Ballard, J. C. C. Sutherland, Calcutta, East Indies, met-
tic. whigs among the radicals-the men who want " or- PIRACY. . amongst whom are the Marquis of Northampton, Lords Ellen- the case, considering that. the accident had happened through Guitav Carl, Fretwurst, hence,•at Liebau. . chants-S. Clarke, Great
,East-cheap, LonOon, hemp-dresser.
ganic change ;" or, as the same party is called in a The following communication relative to the pirates infesting borough, Ebrington, and J. Russell, and if his health permit the complainant's evil course of life and his owu negligence.- Marearet Thompson, Scotland; from Havana, at St Petersburg'''.
Archimedes, Winsor, from Matanzaa, at do. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
- James Buchanan, Drumclog, cattle-dealer, Aug. 18, Sept. 1, at the
neighbouring country, " the men of the movement." It the Guilds of Salonica was received at Lloyd's yesterday from (which we most earnestly hope), Lord' Brougham, with Mr. S., Blackburn Standard. . Ocean Robertson ; and John and Mary, Young, from Quebec, at Black Bull Inn, Glasgow. • 4
Rice Mr 'F. Mo
, . ore, the Rev. Archdeacon Bowles, Dr. Southes
their agents at that place :- ,', WILL OF THE LATE MR. ROTHSCHILD.-The followine are the Belfast. ' ' James Dick and CO. Kilmarnock, fleshers, Aug.,ao, Sept. 5, at the
is ridiculous, then, for the ministers to suppose that theY - "Saloniea, July 22, 1836. .
M. Von Raumer, &c. Sir 11. Peel is expected to be chosen principal contents of the will of the late capitalist :-I-ler'gives to Countess of Airlie, Bartlett, from Monte Video, at Cove. Town-clerk's-office, Kilmarneck. ' '
have the countr •
y with them. The country is either "Sie-I am happy to say that I have not heard of any cases president of the next meeting, which will be brought before the his w•fe £2O WO • •th h - P• • d• 11 - h
per annum, e oase in icca Iy, and tat Hotspur, Steele, from Gasjaee, at do. - _an .
against them, or in advance of them, upon the democra- of piracy for some tiine past. We have in sort two Greek u - association, we see announced an important discovery by Mr. of the' Prin' Amelia togther with all the furniture plate Brothers, Tabraehe,• from Sierra Leone, off Cork, .
, ~ Ebenezer, Marshall, from St John, NB, at Cardiff. . '1 ELEGRAPH OFFICE, AUGUST 18, 1836.
tie-road. The English Juste Milieu is not. only con- boats, one Turkish cutter, and one Turkisih schooner of gwair. Mullins, M.P. for Kerry, of the establishment of a new loco- and cess
' ' • .
jewels; to hie daughters, £125,000 each; to each of his Resolun
ion, —, from Mobile at the Clyde.
ternptible, but the object of contempt. The English mi- '
rhese four vessels have been in active search for some tiine but motive
ipower, in the appropriation of galvanism instead of wife's brothers;ll,ooo, and to- each of his wife's sisters, £5,000; Agnes and Aim, from New Orler'ins, at do. . Wind at Holyhead, West.-Blowing fresh. •
, have not taken any pirates, nor is it probable they will, for the steam il the propelling of vessels end carriages.- Bristol paper. to Mr. Benjarnin Cohen, thedeceased's brother-in-law, and One Gulnare, , from St Domingo, at Deal. Off Holyhead, inward-bound-No. 1290, Storniont, 8.8. from Mon- ,
nistry is a thing merely endured by the two '
parties or pirates of this Gut-ph...are all conne 1. d ••th th -11- • 1 d
c e vvi . e S ore, an(
.fin , yusice if FEsTIVAL..7We arehappy to state that the com- of the executors ueder the will, £10,000.. After many charita- klgal erna, Fowler, from Odessa, at do. , treat, at 830 a.m.-No. 1499, Scotia, B.Bk. from. Quebec, at 11 30
the people, and approved by neither. This is its honour- ih •
elter in the woods upon Mount Olympus and in the ennsents mittee have suce d hle donations he Ives the whole ot the
ee ed in securing the services of Madame - , g immense residue to be B nken Moor Nicoll, from Ceylon and Fayal off Dover.
Isabella, Dearness, 'from Riga, at Lancaster. • ' ann.-No. 669, Hope., 8.8. (not quite sure) at 2 p.ne.-,-No. 541. En: •
able position, and yet it takes airs upon itself! Behold upon Moun A h d i • ' f • ' -
t t os, an tme very circumstance o a portion of •Malibran and M. de Beriot for the ensuino festival The • ar- equally divided amongst the four sons. The Thomas and Alfred, Rowland, from Trinidad, at Plymouth. dymion, Bk, at 4_pori.-No. 300, Magistrate, B.S. from Mobile, at a .
p.m.- o. 1. , asbington, 4.8. at 4 p.m.
N 356 W
the effects of rose .coloured spectacles ! the plunder being invariably held sacred lor the saints (if the rangements for the mtisical department ar'•• • 1 - 1 L H' '. ' C
s _ naelnias -T1 I ' f these The Nieholaus Fi-st Salem from Christianstadt fur this por
rtel non, %se un( eretan( , ADY LWLEY ‘ . le a.e trustees o . . „ , . t,. at Off Point, Lynes. inward-bound-NO. 683, Intrepid, Bkofrom Pe- •
At first sight it seems strange that Lord Holland, 1
NV to Greek church, explains why ihey are sheltered by the convents." completed. and will present a combinatio
. . of talent, a e believe bequests have resolved, as a forloin hoPe, to appeal to the Widewall, with stern stove, and four feet water in her hold, having merara. at 1 p.m.-No. 827, Asia, B.S. from Quebec, at 4 p.m.
is, apart froni politics, a man of lively ideas and acute ________ C ( •
never surpa..sed in any sunder occasiou.-The preparations i House of Lords' against the decision ot the Ex-Chancellor, been struck by a heavy sea off the coest of Jutland. Off Oreat Ortrishead, inward-bound-No. 634; St." Andrew; A• s
for the festival are rocee in or midi und r • o
p dg . 1 y e the super intendence Lord Lyndhurst, and have given notice to the solicitor of the from New York, at 3 p.m.-No. 786, Nithsdale, Bk. from Maranhao'.
perceptions, should be so much the victim of delusion as RAILWAY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SCOT- of the several committees and every thing gives promise or a relators accondingly.` The final adjudication of this long pen- THURSDAY, AuG. 18.-Noon, Wind N. W.-Fresh breeze at 3 p.m.
lie.appears to he with respect to the administration of - , LAND AND ENGLAND. .
successful r esult. For t'he fancy ball, the services of the .ding question is' now ther f df•d t th -t • f Annrven-The Nottingham,
~ e ore, c erre u e nex session. o Lethbridge. from Africa and Cork- In the New Channel, inward-bound-No. 263, Winscales, B.S. from
Quebec, at 5 p.m.
which lie is, we believe, the eldest and most choleric I ' -'''• • . • - -'• .- 'most eminen fa• r. •• • • •
, , I 0 ILators of fancy dresses, both male and te- parlianaeut. -Congregational Magazine. • Countess of Airlie, Bartlett, from Monte Video & Cork-Maria, Mil- .
,
The great line of roamed. from London to Li.verpool ans. ler, froM Mazatlan and Cork-Britannia, Short, frern Bahia, sailed . .
member. Stlt when we recollect how much Lord H 1 male have alread b • ' " . •
y een put in requisition, and we have heard Disoliess IN iHE IsiE 011 SEyE -A lett f th R
er rom e ev. .
°- M• nchester by Birnimeliam advancino now ro Idly tosvards . ' 20th June-Milo, 'Hodgson, from Quebec, sailed 6th July-the Mayan
.. . LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
land is a man of fancy, our surprise is at an end, and we • a • - ' - " ' " ' P - . of one house in St. Ann's.square, where orders for 150 gentle- . Glass, minister of the parish of Dumpish, Isle of Skye to Phister, from Charleston-Scotland, Haekstaffe. from New York- '
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complenen, it is evideut that only a short period will elapse till
areleft to grieve merely that one who might be so much the attention of Scotland, must be seriously bent, on the con- men's dresses have already been received. In Charlotte-street, the Rev. Mr, M'Bean, of the South Church, Greenock, gives a Victoria, Kersland, from St John's-Promise, Shearer, from Quebec. Days. Mrn. Rm. • 111: Fealirals, Lir.
orkmen are now em lo -ed in the • r •tio '
p s const uc nof the tempo- most melancholy picture of the condition of many of the in- Semen-The Osage, Furber, for Manilla, and Lintin-Cornelia,
more agreeably, and, and less hurtfully, employed, should tinuatiou of it northwards. A survey has been made by Mr. v'ra. ry build" AVG. IT, M. H. M. F.' I. . .
lII,* which is to form the supper-room, and as far as a 1
t-e -rauo - unet.on --a-wan, we -e 'a '' - h ' - • • ' uab.tants. He says, " Whole families are in a state of complete Hesther, for Newfoundland-Cornelia, Eaton, for Charleston.
Tuesday ....I6 120 137 16 8 Venuentationany
.7 28 morn
ocoupy his imagination with ministerial fictions and the Locke, the eminent engineer of h a cl -I l 1-2 il
an ju ge, every attention as been paid in the plan of the • itution livin upon the scauta• support which the shell fish
and he finds that a practicable and not expensive line can be dest , g a • • . : The Pocahontas, West, hence • ' •
,at Philadelphia. Wednesday-17 155 213 16 5 Jtipiter rises-2h 40m pliant
strife of politics. We lament that he who could make building for rendering it perfectly secure. The founaations are ..itteied along our shores can afford. Men are fainting when
Holland House so agreeable shauld make the House of d from Preston to which it is now in the course of beiros •
fir n ( , . .. _ _ e formed by large beams of wood laid on each side of the street, sc•
1 ' ' • f • dal •1 b ' • dth • •bl
onsp oseu at t lea is. a our, an e misera e appearance ot
. Senator, Stacey ; and William Goddard Shaw hence, at Boston. Thursday ..18 231 250 15 9 Saturn
.in eonj. with Moon
Friday, .., .19 312 336 14.10 ' Mare risies ilh 37m even
rought from Manchester) to Carlisle, a distance of. KO miles. and • Othello, naunders • Coe' t I • ' ' Y l' '
in h an, Ha hence, at New or s.
pinned to the ground, and on strong uprights let into these, the children evinces the utter poverty of their parents. A good Yo•rk, Me•- ' ' Saturday....2o 4 0 428 13 7 Mars'seis 41i 35rn even
yer, hence and Manilla, at Canton.
•
Lords. so much the-reverse-that his accomplished lord- He takes it for granted, that the traffic between Scotland and the flooring will be laid • The. bulk, - - ' to ' b 200
sing is e feet in deal has been done among Ourselves to relieve the wants or the The ponsalii, from Quebec for Cork, was spoken sth instant, in lat. SUNDAY...2I 5 I 53912 8 12th Sundan after Trinity'. ;,,•
ship should waste what remains of his constitution in oh- England will only afford one main line of road, and, therefore, lea h3O . . ' • ,
....22 622 7 6 12 . 4 - flnitig Wm. IV, born 1i• n
Monday
gt , feet in breadth, and 15 leet above the street so th t ke the mass which is every da 52 8 long 23 30 out 35 da -
hut vve cannot overta
d. . . r y ~_ .. , , ys, had been on shore in the river & thrown
streperous efforts to undermine that of his country. How gives it as his opinion, that the route fi•oin both Edinburgh and the free passage will not be impeded.--11/ / C •'•
ane tester owner. a people,.
• nue itself M'Leod has Istnbuted a good deal ot meal ON erboard 1100 deals to get off. a•"'"''..."-le
, -
Glasgow, to London and to Manchester must be by Carlisle. presen e - • a---
Brhish Deroisse, Sheale, from Mobile for this port, was spoken 9th
much better it were for him, and more graceful, to pass
mone the people, and others have not been wanting in this
From Carlisle there is a Foe which obviously: on the map THE REV. CHARLES SIMEON.—Tbis aged ard much respected ults In the Strait of Florida. MARRIED.
these autumn evenings discussing Spanish literature points its ' ' . • ' •-I f h '1 1 • • ' •
•eit oot as the shortest and most direct for both &lin- intim er o te le tura of Eng and is now on a farewell tour 'sivork 'of christian charity. 'rile population of this parish is up. Voyager, Wilson frOrn yde in 46 days wit 1
Quebec, at the Cl , , h oss (in Tuesday last, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Henry Jewett, of ToX.•
under the- shade of his of his own Spanish . cliesnitts y way. in n lic ot can lout, e oun ry. oroiston c lure was cores- ed on Suit-
burgh and Glaseow; and it is the onl • •I •.h b h th • oh th c t Ds 1 1 li d d f 5 000 souls and Ido believe we 'should require at least of
vvar s 0 , , salleobulwarks '
, stauncheons, and part of deck load thrown over- teth-park to Miss Knox late of Bootle.
100 bolls of meal to give us much relief."-Edin?oirgh Advertiser. board during a heavy gale -IFth July. On the- 3d instant, fell in with on-ivecin ' ' ' f this-
esday last, at Upholiand, Mr. John Henderson, o • . .
than by the indulgence of political fancies to provoke be approached in one line. This is through Dumfriesshire, along day 'Week liy persons of all ranks, anxious to hear the last ex- , theahip Crown, Terry, of Whitby, which ovessecluo' was__watej-logged
such an antagonist as Lord Lyndhurst. He should allow thedValley of the Annan and the Evan by Beattock, Crawford, hortation of the rev; gentleman, Who is now upWards of 80, and GAM. AND WORK HOUSE DIETARY.-The ' county magis- and capsized 2d i town, to Hester,youngest . daughrer on tne.- late Mr. William Morris!'
an Abington• From thence along the Valley 01. the Clyde •of whom it has been said-that probably there is not a man living ts of Hampshire have agteed to a charge for boCough pri- matedrowned, andnt
sotoring.utgieigr:u=rg,vfetifiee
nret NE. , second ofsHall-green, L'obolland.
his understanding to have a fair share in guiding him, , tra e •
Same day, at St John the Baptiat's :Church, T.oxteth-par , .
k bv tbe• ,
from Lanark to Glasgow; the Edinburgh branch separating to whorls the 'cause of vital religion in the Church of E I
Lig and ners of 13s. 6d. a head per week before trial, and Bs. after . Isabella, Miller, from Quebec, at the Clyde, in 26 days. On the
anes
and not thus yield to a too fanciful humour. from the other not far from Bi d cl- • 1 h • nd-r God, so deeply indebted. Besides his s°
ggar, an procee ing a Dng t e is, n e own properly, conviction. Comparing this with the Somerset lipOse diet 20thoult, off the Brandy Pots, spoke the Ca ron, for this port. Rev. James Hassell, the Rev. armies Laycoek of DOnnesier to a
,•• C •
eldest daughter. of Mr. John Hifglik, jcanei, ntanbope-street.
"If but a beam of sober reason play, line of. the Pentland Hills t Etl- b
o in tirgh. . he has' expended the princely fortune which devolved u h• h ' h ' b ' -k • b '
P"" nu table, are t ere not persons w o may e liable to thin -It etter Glnsay, north, fiom liable, at Cowes.' • ' ,
Then fancy's fairest frost-work melts away." It thus passes throueh t
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~,„ hes centre of the south of Scotland, by the death ts.,!f' his si•oth.er, Sir Benjanrin Simeon, chiefly in ro -be a thief than a pauper ?-Morizina Herald.' Asclonis4 'lnas, helve, for CAmenhagen, off Torquay. Yesterday, at St. David's Church. by the Rev Robert Davies, M• 'Ai

Not, however, that we would desire to abate the flow
of Lord Holland's genius—we would only wish to see it
directed in channels more likely to promote his health,
and, preserve his reputation. We would have.him
" Nunc veterum libris, nunc, somno et inertibus horis
Ducere solicitte jacunda oblivia vitae."
But instead of this he consults the books of the mo-
derns--he takes up notions of what is good for the Bri
tish constitution which, until of late, were never heard
of except as poison for the British constitution—he goes
far beyond what hereditary prejudices can excuse, and
describes opposition to measures which are "unjust in
cshomareacot7t,blibelsclauses—unnecessary, inefficient on his Majesty's subjects, in
aus
s es _Unnecessary, unjust, end atroci-
ous in others"—
a having
a tendency " to disgust the
people, and indispcs§e them
to the House of Lords.
Mr.. Fox declared, upon a memorable occasion, that
" he was an enemy to absolute government, whether in
the form of monarchy, aristocracy, c.Y. or democracy." It
has been reserved for his surviving relative to discover
the mistake of this, and to distinguish himself as the 1 has neither iiie
ad-
vocate of a system of absointistogu„lst!!
grandeur of monarchy, the dignity of aristocracy, nor
the wild vigour of democracy to recommend it—the ab-

The great ,line of railroad. from London to Liverpool and
Manchester by Birmingham, advancing now rapidly towards
completion, it is evident that only a short period will elapse till
the attention of Scotland, must be seriously bent, od the con-
tinuatien of it northwards. A survey has been made by Mr.
Locke, the eminent engineer of the Grand Junction Railway,
and he finds that a practicable and not expensive line can be
found from Preston (to which it is now in the course of being
brought from Manchester) to Carlisle, a distance of. 85 miles.
He takes it for granted, that the traffic between Scotland and
England will only afford one main line of road, and, therefore,
gives it as his opinion, that the route from both Edinburgh and
Glasgow to London and to Manchester must be by Carlisle.
From Carlisle there is a line which obviously, on the map
points itself out as the shortest and most direct for both Edin-
burgh and Glasgow; and it is the only way in which both can
be approached in one line. This is through Dumfriesshire, along
the Valley of the Annan and the Evan by Beattock, Crawford,
and Abington. From thence along the Valley of the Clyde
from Lanark to Glasgow; the Edinburgh branch separating
from the other not far from Biggar, and proceeding along the
line of the Pentland Hills to Edinburgh.
It thus passes through the centre of the south of Scotland,
and the distance by it, to either Edinburgh or Glasgow, from
Carlisle, is just about 100 miles. And counting the two
branches fioni the point of separation, near Biggar, the whole
space would only be 130 miles. It combines in itself all the
advantages, and more than could be gained by making two
separate lines of nearly draible the distance. One along the
east coast from Edinburgh by Dunbar and Berwick to New-
castle, and another along the west from Glasgow by Kilmar-
nock and Sanquhar to Carlisle. From Glasgow to Carlisle it
must be nearer by 15 or 20 miles than the one by Kilmarnock,
and consequently there will be a great saving of capital as well.
.a_s time in travel. From Edinburgh this route by Carlisle and
Preston to London will be as near as any that can be made by
the coast of Dunbar and Newcastle and Yorkshire,- And
again, 'unless by it, Edinburgh and the north-east of Scotland
c:in have no communication with Manchester ,and Liverpool,
without inaking a circuit of 50 or 60 miles by either Glasgow or
Newcastle. -
If, therefore, this line be practicable in regard-to levels, of
which-there seems little doubt, its advantages are such, in point
of saving of capital, and uniting the greatest possible traffic in.
one line, as to make its decided. superiority over any other
clearly manifest. It has been brought under the notice of the
principal landed proprietors on the line of country through
which it ,would pass, and a. meeting is forthwith to be held, to
promote a subscription, to get a survey by an eminent engineer.
and to this and farther subscriptions the Shareholders of the
Grand Junction Railway will give their cordial support, being
deeply. interested in connecting their concern by the best access
to Edinburgh and Glasgow.

DUEL LING.—At the late assizes, in Durham, Mr. Kirkaldy,
of Sunderland, merchant, was, by Mr. James Parke, sen-
tenced to three months imprisonment-for bearing a challenge
to fight a duel, and Mr. Carr, of the same place, agent to LOrd
Durham, and a merchant and shipowner, was sentenced to the
same punishment for sending the challenge, and nesting the so-
licitor who refused to accept it.
BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT BRISTOL.—Monday the members
of this association are to assemble at Bristol. The council of
the Literary and Philosophical Institution, in Park-street,
have ordered their rooms to be repaired, &c., and every pre-
paration made for receiving the expected guests. Many noble-
men and gentlemen,eminent for their literary and scientific at-
tainments, totally regardless of party distinction, are expected,
amongst whom are the Marquis of Northampton, Lords Ellen-
borough, Ebrington, and J. Russell, and if .his health permit
(which we most earnestly hope), Lord-Brougham; with Mr. S.
Rice, Air. 'l'. Moore. the Rev. Archdeacon Bowles, Dr. Southey;
M. Von Raumer, &c. Sir R. Peel is expected to be chosen
president of the next meeting, which will be brought before the
association, we see announced an important discovery. by Mr.
Mullins, M.P. for Kerry, of the establishment of a new loco-
motive power, in the appropriation of galvanism instead of
steam in the propelling of vessels and carriages.—Bristol paper:
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—We are happy to state that the com-
mittee have succeeded in securing the services of Madame
Malibran and M. de Beriot for the ensuing festival The ar-
rangements for the musical department are now, we understand,
completed, and will present a combination of talent, we believe
never surpassed on any similar occasion.—The preparations
for the festival are proceeding rapidly under the superintendence
of the several committees, and every thing gives promise of a
successful Jesuit. For the fancy ball, the services of the
most eminent fabricators of fancy dresses, both male and fe-
male, have already been put in requisition, and we have heard
of one house in St. Ann's-square, where orders for 150 gentle-
men's dresses have already been received. In Charlotte-street,
workmen are now employed in the construction of the tempo-
rary building which is to form the supper-room, and, as far as
we can judge, every attention has been paid in the plan of the
building for rendering it perfectly secure. The founr.tations are
formed by large beams of wood laid on each side of the street,
and pinned to the ground, and on strong uprights let into these,
the flooring will be laid. The building is to. be 200 feet in
length, 30 feet in breadth, and 15 feet above the street, so that
the free passage will not be impeded.--Manehester Courier.
Tina REV. CHARLES SIAIEON.—This aged and much respected
minister of the Church of England is now on a farewell tour
through the country. Darlaston church was crowded on Sun-
day week lay persons of all ranks, anxious to hear the last ex-
hortation of the rev. gentleman, Who is now upWards of 80, and
of whom it has been said-that probably there is not a man living
to whom the cause of vital religion in the Church of England
is, under God, so deeply indebted. Besides his own property,
he haa.experided the princely fortune which devolved upon him
by the death of his brother, Sir Benjamin Simeon, chiefly in
the training of poor but pious young men for the ministry, and
in fostering the Society for Promoting Christianity amongst
the Jews.—Shefeld paper.
DR. RITCHIE'S LAST TOL:R.—It appears that the Rev. Doc-
tor's visit to Perth was not a preconcerted one. We had the
benefit of his lecture merely en peasant. His services had been
engaged " for one night only", at Auchtergaven—three zeal-
ous voluntaries in that village having invited him there, and
agreed to guarantee his expenses. On his arrival there, he
found a small tent provided for him, from which to harangue
his audience in the open .air. The Doctor did not relish this,
and access was had to the Relief Chapel. The• " collection to
defray expenses" amOuntad to jive shillings, when the agita-
tor's demand was £2 17s from which he would abate nothing,
nor even take the profits of his Perth exhibition into account
in the settlement. The; individuals who incurred the risk of the
"speculation had to draw and make good the defficiency. On
'this occasion wit a few of the honest country people attended
.with bibles under their arms, vainly expecting some interesting
ifxrko.sition of its contents or afleast some serious religious in-
struction'of some sort. They were of course, miserably disan-
'pointed, and the managers of the chapel have resolved that it
ihall not be polluted by such an exhibition in future. While
•an this subject, we may notice what was omitted before, that
the Doctor, when here, declared that " the only good deed the
late Lord Castlereagh ever performed was murder, and that was
when he murdered himself." If this is not a declared approval
of suicide, by a professed servant of God, and from a Christian
pulpit, too, we know not what is.—Perth Constitutional.

ere°sPejeniing
DISTRESS IN THE ISLE OF SKYE.—A letter from the Rev.
Mr. Glass, minister of the parish of Duirinish, Isle of Skye, to
the Rev. Mr. M'Bean, of the South Church, Greenock, gives a
most melancholy picture of the condition of many of the in-
habitants. He says, "Whole families are in a state of complete
destitution, living upon the scanty support which the shell fish
scattered along our shores can afford. Men are fainting when
employed at their daily, labour; and the miserable appearance of
the children evinces the utter poverty of their parents. A good
deal has been dune among ourselves to relieve the wants of the
P hut we cannot overtake the mass which is every day
itself. M'Leod has distributed a good deal of meal
amour the people, and others have not been wanting in this
work of christian charity. The population of this parish is up-
Wards of 5,000 souls, and I do believe we Should require at least
100 bolls of meal to give us much relief."—Edird.;uryls Advertiser.
GAOL. AND WORK HOUSE DIETARY.—The county magis-
trates of Hampshire have agreed to a charge for borough pri-
soners of 13s. Gd. a bead per week before trial, and Bs. after
conviction. Comparing this with the Somerset House diet
table, are there not persons who may be liable to think it better
to 'be a thief than a pauper?—Morning Herald.'
. ,
CITY OF WESTAIINSTER.—A meeting of the Central Com-
mittee of the Westminster conservative association was held
veSterday afternoon at their rooms in St. Martin's-lane. The
requisitions to Sir George Murray were handed in from the va-
rious districts to allow himself to be put in nomination in case of
a vacancy in the representation of that city. The electors who
have signed these, even at the present time, exceeded 700. in
number. The conservatives are proceeding to act with vigour,
and feel and efficient representation than they have heretofore.
—Standard.

The Pocahontas, West, hence, at Philadelphia.
Senator, Stacey ; and W.lliam Goddard, Shaw, hence, at Boston.
Othello, Saunders ; Corinthian, Hill, hence, at New York. •
York, Meyer, hence and Manilla, at Canton.
The POnsalii, from Quebec for Cork, was spoken sth instant, in lat.
52 8, 10ng..23 30, out 35 days, had been on shore in the river & thrown
overboard 1100 deals to get off.
British Heroine, Sheale, from Mobile for this port, was spoken 9th
ult, in the Strait of Florida.
Voyager, Wilson, frOm Quebec, at the Clyde, in 46 days, with loss
of sails, bulwarks, stauncheons, and part of deck load throWn over-
board during a heavy gale 18th July. On the' 3d instant, fell in with
the,ship Crown, Terry, of Whitby, which .vessel was water-logged
and capsized 2d instant, during a heavy gale from N.N.E. ; second
mate drowned, and took off the remainder of the crew.
. Isabella, Miller, from Quebec, at the Clyde, in 26 days. On the
20th ult, off the Brandy Pots, spoke the Ca ron, for this port.
Giey. Augh, from Bahia, at Cowes. •
Adonis, Harris, hence, for Copenhagen, off Torquay.
Dennett,'M'Lean, hence, at Cork.
Britinnia, Short, froth Bahia, at this port ; in lat. 48 16, long. 11 12,
spoke the• Royal. Alia, hence, for Jamaica; 15th, off' Mizeu Head,
the Brothers, from Dublin, to Quebec ; 14th, off Cape. Clear, the
Eliza Ann, from Cork to Quebec.
Milo, Hodgson, from Quebec, at this port ; in lat. 47, long. 36 40,
spoke the •Hiram, hence, for Newfoundland ; 14th instant, 20 miles
8. W. of Tuskar, the Ann and Jane and the Adriauna, hence, for
Berbice.
Asia, Rattray, hence, at Restigouche.
Sir Howard Douglas; Nautilus; Mary Ann Peters, anti Calcutta,
hence, at Quebec.
Ardent, Hargrave, hence, at Prince Edward's Island.
Hebe, Hutton, hence, at St. Petersburg.
Virginia. Witter, hence, at Riga 4.
Hope, Wood, hence, at Pillan.
Johanna Margaretha, Wallis, hence, at Koningsberg.
Louisa Amalie, Trettin, hence, at Danttg.
Iris, Raupert, hence, at Swinnemunde.
Catharina Dorothea, , hence, at Bremen.
Helena, -, hence, at Antwerp.
Vrow Anna, Langhetie, and Frederica, Kerkbven, hence, at Ant-
werp.
The Jane, Hill, for this port, returned•to New Orleans; sth July, for
repairs, having been aground on the bar.
! The Orizombo. for this port, was aground on the bar of the Missis-
sippi,. leaky,'about the 15th July.
• Promise, Shearer, from Quebec, at this port ; Juiy 4th, off Green
Island, spoke the barque Regalia, of Loudon, from Londonderry, out
35 days ; July •16th, in Ist. 4517, long. 57, spoke the barque Kingston,
of Newcastle, our `42 days ; Aug. Ist in lat. 49 43, long. 30 40, spoke
the J. Pedder, of Cork, out 26 days, bound to St. Andrew's ; Aug. 3d,
in Ist 49 43, long. 23 35, exchanged numbers v ith No. 169, American
Abip ; Aug. 15th, 27 miles south of Saltees, exchanged numbers with
a British brig, No. 120.

It is generally believed that SirW. M‘Mahon retires from the
Irish Roils Court, with a superannuation of £3500 per ann. and
a British peerage. He is, it is said, to obtain the title of viscount.
The salary of the Master of the Rolls is £4OOO. Mr. O'Loghlen
is to be the new Master, to be succeeded in the Attorney-Gene-
ralship by Mr. Richards, the present Solicitor-GenPral. Ser-
eeant Woulfe and Mr. Sheil have been named for the latter
Zffice • but it is probable that Mr. Sheil will be the man.—Morn-
ing herald.

MARRIF;D.
On Tuesday last, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Henri Jewett, of To%
teth-park, to Miss Knox, late of Bpoti!,
On Wednesday last, at Upholland. Mr, John Henderson. of
town, to Hester, youngest daughter of the. late Mr. William liofl
Uitholland.
by - the
Same day, at St John the Baptist's .Church,.Toxteth-park,
Rev. James Hassall, the Rev. Juries ;Aycoek, of Dlineater, to Jane'
eldest daughter of Mr. John Hilighei, jouler, _tanliope-sheet.
A.
Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Robert Davies. t f
Mr. T. F. Davis, of Great Crossliall-street, Margatet, daughter o
the late Mr. William Vaughan, Of Scotland-road. •

DIED.
ra"
On Mednesday, the 10th instant. at Ashbourue, the rev.
Belcher, rector ot Heather, Leicestershire, and vicar of Snaytie Id
On Tuesday last, aged 38, Mr. James Cross, ironmonger, of thig
town.

On Wednesday last, after a long and tedious illness, idarY Agnend
wife of Mr. Wm. Grimsditeh, slater and plastererer, Park-lane, a
39 years.

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VIENNA, August s.—Accounts from Grosswardein say that
the great fire in that town was the act of two boss. One, the
first, an apprentice, who for having stolen five flOrins from his,
father was justly chastised by his father, set fire oat of revenge
to his father's house,'and on the second day a school boy, to
whom his master refused permissionon the !irk day to go out of
school rind see the conflagration, set the house on tire In order
to see a great conflagration, andbad be fore told Ili:, schoolfellow
there would be a tire on the same dayi;.—Eantiv7l,l, Fupo. '

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