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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

The Last Night but One of
MISS SMITH and MISS JULIA SMITH.

The highly celebrated Vocalist, Madame CINTI DAMO-
REAU, and the first Pianist of the dav, Mons. DOLL] LER,
of her Majesty's Theatre, and of the Nobility's Concerts,
London, are engaged for Four Nights, and will make their
first appearance here on TUESDAY, the 17th of July, Their
other Nights of Performance will be 'Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, the 18th, 19th, and 20th of July.
Signor CURIONI and Signor F. LABLAC HE, of her
Majesty's Theatre, are alsoengaged for Four Nights; as like-
wise Mr. BOCHSA, who will direct the Operatic Enter-
tainments, and perform on the Harp some of his most favour-
ite pieces. The Box Plan for these Four Nights will be
open on MONDAY, July 16; and, notwithstanding the very
heavy expense attending the above Engagements, no advance
will be made in the prices of admission.
THIS present FRIDAY. July 13th, 1838, will be per-
formed, the last new Play, written by Sir Edward
Lytton Bulwer, Bart. author of " Eugene Aram," "Rienzi,"
&c. and now acting with the most distinguished success, at
the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, called
THE LADY OF LIONS;

OR, LOVE AND PRIDE.
Being the only night on which it can be acted.
Beauseant ....Mr. W. HOWARD.

Glavis....Mr. W. H. BLAND COI. Damas...Mr. BAKER
Gaspar Mr. CHAPLIN.
• Claude Melnotte Mr. STUART.

Madame Deschappelles..Mrs. CLARKE.
Pauline Deschapelles Miss FAUCIT.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of
RURAL FELICITY.

Layton.. Mr. HORNCASTLE. Singleton Unit..Mr.CHAPLIN
Simon Sly Mr. BAKER.
Mrs. Wiley.. Miss CLEAVER. Jernima..Mrs. TELLET.
Mrs. Hotterly Colpepper Mrs. CLARKE.
Harriet ...... SMITH.
Cecilia Miss JULIA SMITH.
Lower Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s. 6d.; Pit, 2s. 6d. ;
Gallery, Is.
Doors to be Opened at Half-past Six, and the Perform-
ance to commence at Seven o'clock.

The Box-office will be open daily from Ten until Three,
when Tickets and Places for the Boxes may be had of Mr,
Parker.

On MONDAY NEXT, a variety of OPERATIC ENTER-
TAINMENTS, for the Benefit of Miss Smith and Miss
Julia Smith, and the Last Night of their Engagement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING,

TNEsDAT, JULY Royal Highness the Duke de
Nemours arrived at Colonel Peel'S this morning, accompa-
nied by the Marquis de Beranger, Count Flahault, Count de
Bearn, and General Colbert. After partaking of a dejeuner
d la fourchette, to which the Duke of Richmond, Lord Ches-
terfield, Lord John Fitzroy, Hon. Col. Anson, and Mr.
Greville were invited, his Royal Highness and suite went
_ over some of the principal stables, and then proceeded to the
Heath. At the termination of the races his Royal Highness
quitted for town.
Handicap Sweepstakes, of 10 sacs each, for three year olds.
New T.Y.C.
Mr. Greville's Hilda, 7st 41b
Mr. Rogers's br c by Picton, 7st 41b
Nine others_ started, but were not, placed. Won by a neck.

Match, .£lOO, h ft. Nev T.Y.C.
Lord Suffield's Marchioness, sister to Margrave, (G. Ed-
wards,) beat Col. Peel's Bantam, by Muley, out of Bequest,
Bst 4lb each.—Betting ; 2 to 1 on Bantam, who was beaten
by a length. _

The July Stakes, of 50 sovs each, 30 ft, for two year old colts,
Bst 61b; and fillies, Bst 41b. New T.Y.C.
Duke of Richmond's ch c Bulwark 1

Lord Exeter's ch c by Reveller
Seven others started, but were not placed.—Betting : 6 to
4 on Bulwark, 7 fo 1 against Mr. Birchani's f (taken,) 8 to 1
against Alms, 8 to 1 against Mr. Knight's c, and 4 to 1 agst
Lord Exeter's two. Won bylk length.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH SESSIONS

These Sessions, which commenced on Monday last, are
not likely to conclude till this afternoon. The cases gener-
ally which have been tried have possessed very little of pub-
lic interest, and most of them have been fully reported in
our Police reports at the time.
The Court was occupied the 'principal part of yesterday in
trying Ann Murphy, aged 48, and James Gadd, aged 24,
pawnbroker of 'l'ithebarn-street; Murphy for having stolen,
in April last, a pair of boots, the property of 'William Ellev
and Son, and also for having stolen a piece of barragan Of
100 yards in length from the shop door of Mr. Thomas Martin,
in Scotland-road; and Gadd, charged with having felonious-
ly received the same, knowing it to have been stolen; and he
was also further charged with having feloniously received a
writing desk, the property of Mr. Brocop Aspinall, knowing
it to have been stolen.

The barragan was traced to Gadd's shop, and he denied all
knowledge of it till it was proved home to him, and then he
acknowledged that he had bought it of a woman, the other
prisoner, and had cut a part off and sold it. The private
marks on the barragan were gone, and only about 6U yards
were left.

The Recorder, in summing up, said, the case had been fully
proved against Murphy that she had stolen it: she was met
carrying it in the neighbourhood of the place from whence it
had been stolen ; and the other prisoner Gadd, from his
knowledge of the parties from whom he had got it, and their
manner of living, and the nature of the goods, must have had
strong suspicion that the goods had been stolen. The Jury
found both the prisoners guilty. The other cases were there-
fore not pressed against them. There were two previous con-
victions proved against Murphy.
The prisoners were put down and not sentenced.

We understand that Marshal Soult will visit Liverpool on
he 21st inst.

The Isle of Man Steam Navigation Company have ac-
quired the good opinion of the humbler classes, who occa-
sionally travel by the mail packets between this island and
Liverpool, for having lowered the steerage fare to 3s, and
that, too, without the st4iglus of au ppoosition.—Manz ,
Li-
beral,

I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
On MONDAY next, the 16th inst., at Five o'clock in the even-
ing, at the Traveller's Rest. in Scotland-road,
Lot 1-ALL that. Piece of LAND, situate on the north
side of Burlington-street, containing in front
thereto and at the back severally, 12 yards, or thereabouts,
and running in rear or depth backwards, on the east and west
sides severally, 24 yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the east
by land and premises belonging to Mr. Owen, on the north
by Back Portland-street, on the west by laud and premises
belonging to Mr. T. Darsey, and on the south by Burlington-
street aforesaid; together with the Six MESSUAGES or
DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, in the several occupations
of Mrs. Ellis and others, at the Yearly rent of £7l 17s.
2. ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of
Burlington-street, in Liverpool-aforesaid, containing in front
thereto and at the back severally 12 yards, or thereabouts,
and running in depth backwards, on the east and west sides
severally 24 yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the north by
Back Portland-street, on the east by a piece of land and
premises belonging to Messrs. Troughton and Ryan, on the
west by a messuage and premises belonging to Mr. Henry
Musker, and on the south by Burlington•street aforesaid, to-
gether with the DWELLING-HOUSE, in the occupation
of Thomas Jones, and the Joiner's Shop, Sawpit, and Stove
thereon.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Was. HARRISON, on
the Premises, Lot 2; or to Mr. I. O. WATSON, Solicitor
Exchange-alley North, Liverpool. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

GLASS & CHEMICAL WORKS, IN DUMBARTON.
ADJOURNED SALE.
On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Otte o'clock in the
Afternoon, in the Exchange Sale Rooms, Glasgow, there
will be exposed to Public Sale,
rinHE DUMBARTON GLASS AND CHEMICAL
I WORKS, as particularly described in former Adver-
tisements, with the Utensils and Raw MAterials of Manufac-
ture.

Further particulars will be learned by applying, in Glas,
gory, to -ALLAN FULLARTON, Esq., 11, West Nile-street:
Messrs. MAC LACHLAN and STEELE; or ALLAN H. FULLAR•
TON, Esq., Writer• In Greenock, to Captain ARCH MALI:
SHANNON ; and in Edinburgh, to Messrs. RENNEY an
WEusTEn, W.S., Royal Circus. Mr. Fullarton will exhibit
a Plan of the whole.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 12.

Wind at Point Lynas, S.W. blowing fresh,
Off Point Lynas, outward bound, at lo 30 p.m. No. 915, Archer,
for Laguira.

Off Point Lynas, inward bound, at 9 a.m. No. 589, Persian, from
London.

No. 465, Robert Sargint, was wrecked off -Holyhead, crew saved
and most of her cargo. (In consequence of fog no time was
received.)

import 0.
AFRICA.

St. Lucia, (219) A Bawling, from Africa, 278 casks palm 0i1,845
elephants' and 40 seamorse teeth, 100 tons camwood, 8 packages
British goods and a quantity iron, Bce. returned, order—K D
!VEST INDIES
Victoria, (224) J Williamson, from Barbados, 379 hds 16 tcs su-
gar, T Lee and co-3 do, 50 bags ginger, W Lockett-13 brls 1 tee
sugar. 21 pkgs saccades, &e. Order-3 bgs ginger, W Lockett—K D
Medora, k 299) W Harrison, from Barbadoes, 350 hhds 5 tees
sugar, Barton, lrlam and co-83 hhds sugar, S L Trotman-5 do. J
Oughterson-1 brl do, 8 bags ginger, 39 bales cotton, 30 packages
arrowroot, Sc.order—Q
_.„

Laidinati;, (259) T 1-11;_giies, from Jamaica, 151 tees coffee, 20 puns
3 hhds rum, 2 tin cans, 9 packages presents; order-115 tees coffee,
10 hhds rum, J Hall & co-120 tees 14 brls 5 casks coffee, .1 Adams
—1 tee 16 brls do, E Noseworthy-58 tees 27 brls do, Tory, Holt
and co-26 tees 49 brls coffee, .1 M Wood-6 brig do, A coves-1
tee 7 brls do, R Kite-12 tees do, T Rossiter-8 tees 3 brls do,Wilson
and Derbyshire-1 brl do, J Swire-1 tee 3 brls do, Murray, Sy me
and co-5 tees do, WR. and S Mitchell-5 tees 1 brl do, II !loose-
-28 brls do, W A and G Maxwell-62 tees 13 brls do, Hossack and
Boyd-46 cases arrowroot, 1 brl wise, Tory, Holt and co-34 tins
arrowroot, J Adams-2 tin cans, 9 packages presents, order-1 brl
sugar, J. Swire-1 do, 6 bales wool, 21 bags pimento, hi Roose-
-14 tons logwood, 50 hides, 2 pees yacca wood, 3 tons lignumvitm,
5 tons fustic. Hossack and Boyd-8 boxes cigars, It Coates-7P D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

VOL. Xl.

No. 0,y9.]

g-ralcs OI attrtion.

TUESDAY.

TO SHIPBUILDERS AND OTHERS.
On TUESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on
the Quay, east side of the Salthouse_Potk,
145 Pieces French OAK TIABER,
21,000 OAK TREENAILS
Being the cargo now landing ex Iftevart, from Nantz.—
Apply to R. ZwiLcIIRNBA RT and Co., Merchants, or to
CHALONER, and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Buchanan and Browue's Office,ol6liall-street,
32 Bales Buenos Ayres HOILSE HAIR.
Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We understand that the following sums have been collected
for the widow of the poor man who was killed on the day
of the coronation:—
By Mr. Wm. Penn, Corporation Baths El 0 6
By Mr. Davies, of Mann's Island 2 0 0
By Mr. James, Ditto

cube iLiberpool btattZiarD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

&Rita( *tato.

To be despatched on the 20th instant, and will only
take a limited number of Steerage passengers.
For NEW YORK, e
. The very fine first-class American' 'Ship
WESTCHESTER,
Captain WATSON FERIVS
Earthen 700 tons; copper-fastened and coppered ; built in
New York, expressly for this trade, of the choicestmaterials,
and one of the fastest sailing ships belonging to the United
States, her last two passages to New York and back averag-
ing twenty days. Her cabin is fitted up in the first style,
with every accommodation for passengers.--For terms of
which, and of freight, apply to the Captain, on board, in
Prince's Duck, or to

ZVADDINGTON, H OLT, and Co.

33r itiob aintrica.

Will sail on Sunday, and take no Goods after noon to-morrow.
For QUEBEC,
• sp:, The well-known British-built and eippifered Ship
NAPOLEON, le
T. M. CAPPIER, Commander;
'll2 tons register; is a most desirable conveyance for goods,
and has superior accommodation for passengers.—Apply to
the Captain, on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
CROZIER end Co , 13, Goree-piazzas.

f On *air.

ON SALE,
TtLefiv:-Shipti,7llA,THAM, - - -
Burthen 854. aidA94 tons, old tneasuretnent.
Length 105 feet 7 inches.
Breadth
Depth
Was built in Liverpool, under very particular inspection, of
the best materials, in 1827; is in first-rate order, and amply
found in stores; can. be sent to sea at a trifling expense ;
carries a very large cargo for her tonnage, and having a.poop,
is admirably adapted for the East India, trade.—For inven-
tories, &e. apply to Messrs. JonN GLA DSTONE and Co., or to

BOLD and STARKEY.

„,r - ON
a ..SALE,
A splendid NEw SHIP,
...-'-
::Now on the stocks, at Chepstow, in the building
yard of Mr. Oliver Chapman; the frame being all
uP, ready for inspection before planking. .This vessel will be
of handsome model, with large capacity for,. trer tonnage,
and a very fast” sailer. Length, 92 feet; braildth, '22 feet 6
inches; depth, 14 feet; about 215 tons, old measurement;
she will have a quarter-deck and topgallant forecastle, and
thoroughly copper-fastened.—For particulars apply to the
Builder, at Chepstow, or to
THOS. CHAPMAN, Cornwallis-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

AFTER FRIDAY NERT.

PUBLIC SALE OF WOOL AT LIVERPOOL.
Postponed from Friday, the 13th, to FAVAY next, the 20th
instant, at. Twelve o'clock, at BuKanan and Browne's
Office; Oldhall-street,

1000 Bales Australian WOOL,
Ex. Portland, from Sydney.—The above cargo comprises a
large proportion of the choicest Fleeces, including M Ville,
CsCR, WL, Hawdon RF, and other esteemed marks.—
Apply' to Messrs. BROWNE, ASPINALL, and GOSLING, Mer-
chants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Public Sale Room, Exchang,,,e-buildiu&s,
The following TEA :
300 Chests CONGOU,
105 „ TWANKAY,
X 511„
JuA landed per Tigris, from Canton.—Apply to JOHN BI BEY
and Solis, Merchants, or
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

MEDI TERRANEAN.

Jack Tar, (195) W M'Gregor, from Trieste, 113 boxes candles,
J Fannin-939 do, 26 casks cream tartar, R and G Benn-100
bales cotton, A Dennistoun and co-1 box samples beads, M'Nair
and Dutton-99 bags shumac, E Ede-8 bales wool, L Astori-40
do, Geller and co-22 do, 29 boles silk waste, 70 casks oil, 96 casks
5 boxes 100 bags 44 bales contents unknown, order 7 hhds cream
tartar, E W Jackson and co—K D

Fanny Connell, (171) 11 Joy, from Leghorn, 85 bales wool, order
—l4 do, Garston and co-2 bales madder roots, S and T Ashton-
-25 tons pozzolano, J Bibby and co-144 tons 16ic 221 b cork tree
bark, landed at Cork—K D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

BLOCKADE OF BUENOS AY RES,

The following has been posted at Lloyd's, dated—
.' Buenos Ayres, March 29, 1838.
" Sir —I beg to acquaint you, for the information of the
subscribers Oa Lloyd's, that the port' of Buenos Ayres, and
the whole of the littoral of this river belonging to the Argen-
tine republic, is declared by Rear Admiral Le Blanc (com-
manding the French naval forces on the South American
station) under rigorous blockade. Vessels actually in the
port of BuenosAyres will be allowed free departure until the
10th of May next. _ _

" RICHARD B. LYNE.
" P.S. The notification of the Wn,ckacle is dated yesterday
" Mr. W. Dobson, Lloyd's."

THE PROGRESS OF CHRISTIANITY,

The following important intelligence, to all who take an
interest in the progress of Christianity in the world, will be
read with pleasure by them. A letter from St. Petersburgh,
dated June 23, says—" We learn from Pekin, where a mis-
sion from the Greek church of Russia' has existed since the
time of Peter the Great, that upwards of 300,000 Chinese
have embraced Christianity, and that there was every rea-
son to believe that all persecution of. Christians was on the
point of ceasing. The Emperor himself. is said to have
studied Christianity, and to hold it in respect; while, at his
accession to the throne, Christian blood was frequently made
to flow. The rigorous laws against the Christians now ex-
ist only on paper, and their execution is intrusted to such
Mandarins alone as are favourable to the Christians. The
law of 1835, although in terms applying to all Christians, was
directed solely against the English, of whose political in-
fluence the Emperor began to be afraid. There are in China
several vicariats, whose chiefs are to be found at Pekin,
Nankin, and Macao." .

A GLUTTON.—On Thursday a person named Hingley, of
this town, who has long been noted for his devouring propen-
sities, undertook to eat, in the space of two hours, a leg of
mutton, which weighed 101bs previous to its being cooked,
and 4lbs of plum-pudding, which he accomplished within the
time specified. During the following night he was taken
dangerously ill, and for several days little hopes weve enter-
tainea of his recovery.—Ten Towns Messenger.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

On Wednesday the adjourned monthly meeting of the
council was held. In the absence of the Mayor, Mr. -Al-
derman Booth' occupied the chair.
The DEPUTY TOWN-CLERK having read the minutes of the
proceedings of the last council, proceeded to read the report
of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-13

FINANCE COMMITTEE

It was resolved that £lO be paid to the widow of Edward
Bennett, who was unfortunately killed by falling from the
dome of the new Custom-house, on which he was at work.
It was resolved that the bill of costs of the Rev. Thomas
Moss, amounting to £76, be paid.
After reading over the usual grants for payments to the
police force, &c., the proceedings of the committee were con-
firmed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

WITH ENGRAVINGS,

Now publishing on the first of every ►aonth, price .Sixpence,
The CIIUUCHMAN (ENLARGED SERIES), u Monthly
Magazine in Defence of oar Venerable Church
"and Censlitatiuu.
CoNTEkTs ()F THE NI'MBER 1701: MARCH 1.
Original Papers.—Meditations on Illol'estivOs of the Church;
St. Mattilias:.A Dialogue between a Dissenting 'leacher and
a Clerg., man ; Reduction of Prebendaries; Dissent, No. It.;
its supposed Adcaulages. The
.Reading DeNk—Richaril Baxter
on Forms of Pra)er; Forma tsm not dependent upon I'ur►ns.
The Pulpit—" Hear the Church." Sayings and Doings qt Old
Time—Dissenting Pei seetitions: Murder of the Rev. Dr.
Walter ltaleiOr. Correxpondenee—Criticism on Job: Dissents
in g Calls. P,,ctry—My Mother Church. Renews—The Chris-
tian Ministry. and the Establishment of Christianity; Evi-
dences of the Doctrine of the Trinity; Sermons preached in
the Parish Chureb of Mendlesham, by the Rev. H. T. Dec,
B.D. • Staniey, or the Infidel Reclaimed. Miscellanea—The
late liishop of Sodor and Mann ; the lute Rev. Robert Gras ;
Superstiti,:us Institutions; State of Religion in Ireland; the
Corporeal Presence, &e. &c.
The widely-extended circulation which THE CHURCIt-
MAN has enjoyed ever since its commencement renderi it un-
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bithertoconducted. -It has now passed into other hands, and
as a new ,and enlarged Series of it is now presented to the
public. It will still continue to illustrate and defend the holy
principles of which it has ever been the firm and zealous Ad-

vocal e.
Several eminent writers are engaged to contribute to the
pages of TIIR CHURCHMAN, which it is hoped will be
thereby rendered interesting as well as instructive.
The February Number contains a highly-fini,hed and very
superior PORTR A IT of HIS GRACE the ARCHBISHOP
of CANTER BURY, and will be followed by those of BISHOP
BEVERIDGE (in April) and the BIShOP of EXETER
now in preparation, and others of the most eminent Divines
the Church of England.
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sham, in the County of Suffolk. Ry the Rev. HENRY THOMAS
DA Y, LL.B., (of Clare Hall, Cambridge,) Vicar of Itlendle.,
sham.
Cry aloud. spare not, lift up thy voice like a trumpet, and
show my people their trausgession, and the house of Jacob their
sins."—lsaiuh, viii. •
• Ready by the 25th of March.
FAMILY AND PAROCHIAL SERMONS. Vol.,
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

VWEDNESDAY.

To-stonaow, (Wednesday,) the 14th instant, at the Pui)lic
Sale-room, Exchanle-buildings,
The foilowintr. TEA :-
304 Chests' HYSON.
73 Halt' chests IMPERIAL,
88 Half-chests GUNPOWDER,
-Lately landed per Tigris and William Jardine, from Canton.—
Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIORY and SoNs. Merchants, or to
• • 'MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

0 737 82382

885 109532 77 34127 933 1449,-)9

Vessels and tonnage enterel the part .Liverpool for the months ending
24th Feb. 1837 and 1838;
1838--Liverpool 96.; vessels, 14-1959 tons.
Runcurn 9l .. 43.i7 „

10+3 vessels, 149316 tons.

1837—Liverpool 9,i, vessels, 135996 tons.
Runcorn

10Th vessels, 142943 tons.

Decrease

43 Teasels,' 6373 tons increase
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

MAncti 13 IB' S

GRAND CONCERT
AT THE

TEM PLARS'-II ALL, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

? A/TR..BROWN respectfully announces that his CONCERT
17.1 will take place this resent TUESDAY EVENING,
the 13,h inst , at the H Alt OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAES.
'r princil;al Professional Talent of the town have, upou
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuable services.

LEADRR,
MR. G. EYTON.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS,
MRS. MILES, MRS. BRAND,
MASTER GILLOW, MR. WALTON, MR. DAVIES,
- M R. F. GARDN
(From the London and Bath Concerts.)
•&ND- MR. S. HENSHALL. .
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS, , „
Second Violin, Mu. WILBERFORCR.
Viola, MR. WILTON.
Violoncello, MR. JACKSON.
•
- Double Bass, MR. TAYLEURE.
Flute, MR. BROWN.
Oboe, MR. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, M R STUBBS.
horn and Cornet-a-Piston. Mu. THOMPSON.
Trumpet, Mn. HANSON.
Trombone. Mn. EDGAR.
Double Drums, Mn. FILLEEN.

CONDUCTOR,
Mit. G. HOLDEN.

A: Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
Tickets to be had at the,Standard Office; Messrs. dime and
Son, Church-street and Bold-street; the Templars' Hall; and
at the Adelphi Hotel.
Tickets'for the Body of the H all, 55.---Gallery, 38.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Concert to
colnmence at Half-past Seven precisely.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

COMBINATION OF TALENT t

Pon THE BENEFIT OF MRS. .RAYMOND.

• MR. T; P. COOKE,
.Of the Theatrefi Royal, tlinry-lane and Covent-garden.
MR. W. J. HAMMOND,
Of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden.

CAN MONDAY and TUESDAY next, the 19th.and 20th
instant, will be performed

THE PILOT.
Long Tom Coffin . Mr. T. P. Cooke.
•BoiouthclitFe..Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Barnstable Mrs. Raymond.
Kate Plowden..Mr. Raymond.
Dancing by Melsrs. Browh, King and Gibson, and Mrs. Gibson.
The new Interlude called
TEN MILES FROM LONDON.
Patrick.:Mr. Raymond.

After which, f% new and interesting drama, called
• THE CULPRIT.
to which Mr. W. J. Hammond & Mrs. Raymond will perform.
La Cackuchq by Mr. Gibson.
To conclude with the laughable farce, called
THE MAYOR OF FLANDERS.
The Mayor NIr.,W. J. Hammond.
M`Mahon..Mr. Raymond.
Lestelle Mrs. Raymond.
TiCkets and Places to be had at the Box':office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

TO CORRESPON DENTS.

We beg to acknowledge the receipt of the following publications,
which shall be noticed in our next :—The Monthly Chronicle—
The National Magazine—The Sportsman—The Farmer's .114tya-
. sine—The Churchman—The Sunbeam—The Bishop of Exeter't
Speech, &c.—and Day's- Sermons.

Zig iLibtrpool g-tanbarb,

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 13,1838.

.(Q.* The Publication or the STANDARD commenced this morn

in,,r at 5 o'clock.

THE RECENT DIVI,ION.—STRENGTH OF PARTIES IN
PARLIAMENT.--AS is their wont, the whig-radicals have
`been loud and incessant in their boasts of triumph since
the division in the House of Commons on Thuriday
morning. A few clays before Sir William Molesworth's

motion was brought on, they were as melancholy in their
forebodings.as they are now vociferous in their exulta-
f. (ions. It was quite evident, from the lugubrious tone of
the ministerial journals, that the ministers dreaded a de-
feat upon this long promised motion. This feeling of
.anticipated discomfiture led them to every species of ca-
jolery. entreaty, promising, and threatening, in order to
induce the recreant radicals to refrain from casting their
lot amov, the conservatives. We should very much

like to ItCow what amount of patronage has been pro-
raised, or bestoWed upon, the virtuous radicals within the
last fortnight. We feel assured that a list of all the
" good things" which the whip have pledged themselves
to confer upon their radical allies, within this brief Fe-
. rind, would create no little astonishment in the country
—if, indeed, any act of depravity, meanness, or prosti-
tution of power, on the part of the present government,
:could excite any surprise at all. A short time Will, per-
_haps, sutEce to show to what extent the votes of the
ultra-radicals, on Lord Sandon's amendment, have been
influenced by the agreeable contingencies to which we
, 'lave alluded. Unless the promises which the whigs
have made,in order to secure another quarter's salary,
I be speedily converted into substantial benefits, we shall
very suon learn the secret of their nature and extent
from the refractory radicals themselves. _

But what reason have the whig-radicals to be proud of
the numerical resultS of the late division ? "One might
imagine, from the exaggerated tone of triumph with
which the majority is alluded to in the ministerial jour-
nals, that the ministry were in a better situation than
they have heen in at any other 'period since their laps-
+=ion to ()Mee, and that the hopes of the conservatives
• were for ever annihilated. Is this the case ? Far from
it; as we shall proceed to demonstrate.
Most of our readers Will recollect that, when. Sir Ro-
bert P,el resigned ottice in 1835, the majoify against
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

inticipateci. lii compliance" with rt:'sneaking supplica-
,
lion from the ministerial leader, (Lord John Russell,)
Sir William Molesworth-hunthly withdrew his motion,
and Lord Sandon's amendment was rejected by a majo-
rity. of 316 to 287; all the radicals, exeept. Sir William
Molesworth, Mr. Grote, and Mr. Leader (who did not
vote at all) voting with at.seiitees are
thus accounted for
• Pairs—

Conservatives
.Whig-RadicalS
Unpaired Absentees—
Conservatives
Wbig-Radicals
Did not vote—
Radials

One seat vacant, Rutlandshire
Tellers
Speaker
Voted 316 X 287

Total accounted for 65.3
Unaccounted ,for 5
It 'haA been easy lib- the conservatives, if tliey were:
-factii;Usly dis Posed, or indifferent tOllie c'aims of duty
'and honour, to vote for Sir William Molesworth's mo-
tion, as in their circumstances the wiligs certainly would
have done, and thug, without' soliciting the votes of the
P radicals obtain the support of that party: But they
have higher and nobler views. By the course that they
took, the conservatives threw hack upon the ministers
the pestilential hurdler] of the Jacobin alliance. It was
scarcely worth the while to- remark, that the majority of
:29 is actually exceeded by thie 'number of holders- of
Office in the house, who, in voting.against.the amend-
ment, were of course voting for their own places.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

BELFAST ELECTION.

Mr. Hot.Folln. Chairman of the Belfast Election, Com-
mittee, reported to the house that the committee had come to
the resolution that James Gibson and GeOrge Hamilton; Chin-
chester, commonly called the Earl of Belfast, were not duly
elected, and ought to hare been returned as burgesses for the
borough of Belfast; that the petition of Robert Francis Gor-
don and others was not frivolous and vexatious, nor was the
opposition thereto. The committee further reported that they
had altered the poll books at the last election by st►iking off
certain voters who had no right to vote, and ought not to have
been placed on the registry of voters.
Ou the motion of Mr. W. PATTEN, the Manchester, Bolton,
and Bury Canal and Railway Bill was read a second time, and
ordered to be committed.
EVERSIIAM ELECTION dOMMITTEE. _ _

The Clerk appeared at the bar, with the reduced list of the
Committee on the Eversham Election Petitions.

The. following gentlemen were then sworn at the table :
Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Sir A. Campbell, Mr. Piumptre,
Mr. Collier, Mr. Parrott. Major Scarlet. Mr. Childers, Lord
Ashley, Captain Fitshaidinge Berkeley, Mr. Baillie, and Mr.
Harland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

anttO.

CLEILGY M A N., in run orders. be 14)
for a WEEIZ-DAY LECTUU,I; alai a SUNDAY
'EVENING DUTY, both or eittver, tvit.illy or iu part. His
qualiiicatious can lie attested by very high testimonials.
Address, the Rev. A. 13., at 111 r. PLUMMER'S, No. 2; St.
,fleitvge's-creseent, Liverpool.

• N iM GAS COM PANY, SHEFFIELD.
ViTANTED, by the New Gas Company of Sheffield, a Coin-
, petent Person to act as SUB-'INEEIi. and RESI-
DP.NT SUPEII.INTENDENT of tAWORKS, at an annual
Salary of £l5O, with a house to reside in, free from rent and
taxes, and a supply of coals.
A pplications, in writing, (postage paid,) within twenty-one
slays front the-date of this advertisement, to be made to 3oHN
gvicx4, Esq., Shee•ld, Chairman of the Board of Directors,
stating the age of the applicant, and accompanied by testimo-
nials of character and qualifications.
Shs(fleld, Silt Air* 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. computed fro*
the returns made in the week ending March 6,1'38, is 48s tid per bun.,
died weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable'
thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

NO FOLLOWERS; OR, THE BLACK IMAGE.

Toby • (kiis original character' Mr. Lee.
Lucius Lily to W. J. Hammond.
(As originally performed by him.)
.14 which character he will sing ,a New Song, called Moder
Natur make a World.
Mary Magnet , Mrs. Raymond.
'tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mt. J. Fogg.
at
iziatilile Theatre, each day frion 11 till 3.—Boxes, 3s. Pitt, 2s
C6d.—Second Price, Boxes, 2s. Pit, Is. No Second
we to the G-allery: Doors to be opened at half.past 6.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

LAST WEEK •OF MONS. 14ig BLANC.

rIIIIE Public are respectfully informed that in cOnsequence
14 of the very treat SUtXESS last night of the Drama called
BEWARE OF' THE WHITE EAGLE, and the IRRE-
SITIBLES,• produced for the Benefit of Mr. Neville, they
will be repeated
THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, the I3th instant.

The Evening's, Entertainments will commence with.the grand
melo-drama, founded on fact, called
BEWARE OF THE WHITE EAGLE !
OR, TOE MISER. MURDERER.
In which Mr. Ryan's Stud and Company will appear.
The Elect.Or of Saxony; disguised as Peter Swank, a Pedlar,
and Justin, a deal Traveller..Mr.
Ha,ggi Lutzi (a Prophetess) Mrs. Weston.
Phedora (the dumb girl of the inn) Mrs. Weston.
Eloise • Mrs. Weston.
A COMIC SONG, called "MATTHEW MUGG'S
FAMILY AND FIRESIDE," by Mons. LE BLANC.

NOVSLTI ES OF THE ARENA.
Mr. RYAN as the COURIER of ST. PETERSBURGII !
Ou 4,5, and 6 Horses!
• CHINESE FAIR, OR ARAB AND BEDOUIN
EXERCISES !
The whole to conclude with a comic drama, by W. T. Moncrie'

Esq. called the
IRRESISTIBLES, or FEMALE VOLUNTEERS.
Victoria, sister to Eugene.. Miss Neville.
•• Wilhelmina, an orphan, Ward of Bloffenburg, Miss Gates.
Bokes 35.; Pit, 25.; Lower Gallery. Is.; Upper Gallery, 6d.
Second 'Price at Half-past Eight ; Bones, Is. 6d.; Pit, Is ;
Lower Gallery, 6(I. Children Half-price from the commence-
Inent to the. Boxes and Pit only.
Proprietor, Mr. BATES,
Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

gr,Dipping

FRIDAY, 111Auciili.—wiitc.i.w. Fair.

Attatvian,—Queen Adelaide. Barstow ; and Bangor, Dyer, from
New Orl,,aus—Atny, Crowell, from Savanuali—Abemia. from St
J,,hn, N.B.—Ulric, Bahrendt from alliZlg
SALLED.—Sheffield, Allen, and John Cumming, Thayer, for New
York—A i,gelo,laques ; itoc Boy, Drummond, and Margaret Forbes,
king. for New Orteaos—Birtningnam, Robinson. & Colchis, Knight,
for Mobile—North Star, Benedict, -fur liiiladelphia—Gungo, Young-
husband, for Canton—Thracian. Turner. fur Charleston—lieynard,
Weatberall, for Cli:,raitar. Sze..—Ardgowan, Nlartir, for Gibraltar—
Eliza) eth, lleddle, for Oporto—Nerio. Jarvis, for Algiers—,4!elen
Scott, Scotland, for Naples, &c.—Lydia, Edington, for Jamaica—
Intrepid.. Stewart, for Demerara—Robert Burns, Mitchell, for Cadiz,
&v.—Daedalus, Scott, for Africa—and Two Sisters, Trotter, for Rio
Janeiro.

Jane, Ritchie, from New Orleans, at the Clyde
Achiever, —, from Hayti, at Falmouth
Exmouth, —, hence fur St. Michael's, was spoken IBth Feb. in
lat. 57, lung. 11. with loss of rudder and tmle•arks .
Louisa M•Lachlan. NI• Fee, from Liverpool for Leith, at Stornaway,
with damage, hiking struck on a sunken rock
Mundane, Alderson, sailed from Alexandria, Egypt. for Liverpool,
25th Jan.
Ann, Stephens, sailed fronfSmyrna for this port 18th Jan.
William, Saunders, hence at Cm fu
Catherine, Lamont, from Naples, at. Messina, and sailed Bth Feb.
in company with the Thomas. Scolley. both for Catania and Liverpool
Lady of th,• Lake, Banks. hence at Naples
•
Flamingo, Falconer. hence at Leghorn
Hope, limner, sailed from NI arseilles for Liverpool Ist March
Crescent, Dornaillie, hence at Uihraltar
Tyro, Fray ; 11arie Antoinette. Brabander ; Leopold I, Piensehe
Frederick, Witteven ; Nyverheid, Lievens, and • thistav Adolph,
Arends, hence at Antwerp
John Ormerod, Dickson, hence at Vigo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

LIVER THEATRE, LIVERPOOL.

•
'runs present TUESDAY, March 13th, and during the
Week, having beentreceived last night by an overflowing
audience with shouts of approbation, will he presented, for the
Second"riine, with New and Extensive Scenery, Dresses, and
Decorations, &c., an entirely New Peregrinating Piece of In
cident, Character and Maffners, interspersed with Vaudevilles
ettlled

SAM .WELLER;
Ott, THEO-PICK-WICKIANS.
/443deil on " Boz's" Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club,
by the author of "Tom and Jerry." The Scenery by Mr. Par-
kitr,-'—The Piece originally produced at the New Strand Theatre,
tinder the sole Direction of Mr. W. J. Hammond, and perform-
ed nearly One Hundred Nights ! !!
Sam Weller, attendant Of Mr. Pickwick, Mr. W J. Hammond.
Alfred Jingle, a gentleman living on his wits, MI. J. Lee.
(As originally performeclby them.)
Emily Wardle Mrs. Raymond.
Processiou.of her gracious Majesty Queen VICTORIA, on.
the ,ecasion of her royal visit to the city to dine with the Lord
Mayor. and Corporation of London on the 9th of November.
To conclude' with the last New -Farce, as acted several nights
at the Strand. Theatre, LOndon, with distinguished success,
entitled . . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.

Number of vessels, with their amount of tonnage, entered inwards at the
Custom-house from the 25th Jan. to the 24th Feb, 1838, viz.:—
British. Foreign. Total.
Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons.
Africa
Australia
Azores
British America lO 4507 0 0 10 4507
Belgium
ft remark 0 0 0 0 0 0
East Indies
France
(;ermany
Holland .. .....
Isle of Man 19 1500. 0 0 19 1500
Jersey
Mediterranean l9 30 5 0 0 19 .1015
Portugal
?russia
Russia 0 0 3 664 3 661
0 0 0 0
Sweden & Norway
Sain 7 690 1 130 8 820
Soputh America 23 5114 0 0 23 5314
ITlOteil States ......
West Indies 7 2194 0 0 7 2194
Ireland 1 Coastwise 737 82382 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

Importo.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Eliza Johnston, (216) A Petrie, from l'ernambuco, 151 bags cottim,
R Rlnlehurst and co-150 do, L4iriow, Besuchet and c0.,-60 dO, Her-
culaneum Pottery co-990 do, 25 cases sugar, order-1600 coker nuts,
the master—Cl D

Indian, (27-5) C Borthwick, from Pernamboco, 87 hags cotton, Mor-
rison Brothers and co-180 do; It Singlehurst and co-11 do, Duarte
Brothers--27, do, F Pooles-,1288 do, 200 dry salted ox hides, order-
-100 hags cotton, liner, Paulet and co-1000 dry salted ox hides, Came
and Telo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

SUNDAY, MAiteu 11.—Wiud S. mothirate.

A RRIVIID.—Mersey, Webb, from Savannah—Condor, Finney, from
Perieles, Steiv*Clron'ilJemeraYS:'
54.1!..g0it,-Eu4Opa, Watson; for Tzinida4—JOhn • Liljley,7aper, for
Africa-4%es, Bray, for Boston—Hibernia, Cobb, for New Vork—
Othello, Saaldtrs; 'for' Savantall--..Maticltester, BosWiirth; and Tana-
hassee, Meany, for New Orleans

Hannah, Clayton; Amethyst, Taylor, and Mary,.Smith, hence at
Trinidad

The Orwell, frorn New Orleans, (arrived llth instant) was struck
by lightning on the passage ; lost Tore and mizen toptriasts. and threw'
one bale cotton overboard that had taken fire ,
Jane Prowse, - hence for Valparaiso, was -spoken 24th Feb.
off Porto Santo. with toss of lower 3-ards
Magnificent, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken Bth ult.
in lat. 27 long. 33
Sultana, 'Lye!, hence at Madeira, and sailed Bth Feb. for Hobart
Town

TERCEIRA, Feb. ?A—Thomas Armstrong, M'Allister, hence for'
Newfoundland, was totally wrecked 21st Instant, about 4-miles to the
eastward. Crew and passengers saved

MONDAY, MARCH 12:
ARRlVRP.—Actress, Toole, and Georgia, Davis, from Mobile—
Oceanus, Prince, fWin Savannah'—and Thotnag Peile, Cott, froni
,Campeachy.
SAlLED.—Republic, Williams, for New York—Argentina, Kelio,
for„ Monte Video—Caledonia. Bibby, for Philadelphia—and Swift.
Rogers, for Port-au-Prince.

Rhoda, Paul, hence for Antigua, was spoken sth instant, in lat. 50,
long:?
grcigreen. Moran, from St. John, N. 13. at the Cove, and sailed for
Liverpool
. Chester. Lawson, and Mary, Hamilton, from St. John, N.B. at
Newry
Frances, Griffith, and LOrd Glenelg, 'Potter, from Charleston, at the
Clyde
--"-, from Monte Video,.off Weymouth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

anticipated. 'ln compliance with a Sneaking supplica-
tion from the ministerial leader, (Lord
,John Russell,)
Sir William Molesworth humbly withdrew his motion,
and Lord Saudon's amendment was rejected by
*a majo-
.rity of 316 to 287; all the radicals, except Sir William
Molesworth, Mr. Grote, and Mr. Leader (who did not
vote at 0)- voting with ministers. The absentees are
thus accounted for :
Pairs—
Conservatives
11
Unpaired Absentees—
, Lanservatives

Whig-Radicals
Did eot vote—
Radicals

One seat vacant, Rutlandshire 1
Tellers
Speaker
Voted 316;4 287 . 603
Total accounted for 653
Unaccounted fur 5

It had been easy for the conservatives, if they were
factiously disposed, or indifferent to the claims of duty
and honour, to vote for Sir William Molesworth's tno-
don, as in their circumstances the whigs certainly would
have done, and thus, without soliciting the votes of the
radicals, obtain the support of that party. But they
have higher and nobler views. By the course that they
took, the conservatives threw back upon the ministers
the pestilential burtben of the Jacobin alliance. It was
scarcely worth the while to remark, that the majority of
29 is actually exceeded by the number of holders of
ofEee in the house, who, in voting against the amend-
ment, were of course voting► for their own places.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

ef:fifpping Erttritigcnre.

FRIDAY. Mancii 9.—Wind N.W. Fair.

Mum-ED.—Queen Adelaide, Barstow ; mid Bankor, Dyer, from
New Orleans—Amy, Crowell, Iron) Savannali—Abeona. —, from St
John, N.B.—Ulric, Bahrenilt. from Danzig
SAILEIL—SheMeId, Allen, and John Qumming, Thayer. for New
York—A ngelo, Jaques ; Roc Roy, Drummond, and ,Margaret Forbes,
King, for New Orleans—Birmingham, Rohlnson, & Colrhis, Knight,
fur Mobile—North star, Benedict, for Philadelphia—Gunge, Young-
lislithid, tor Cahton—Thraciiii,'Turifer, t Biarlestoh—Reynard,
Weatherall, fur Gibraltar, &c.—Ardgowan, Martin, for Gibraltar
Elizah eth, lledrile, fOr OportoNerid. " Jarvis, for Algiers—Helen
Scott, Scotland, for Naples, &e.—Lydia, 'Edington, for Jantaica—
Intrepid, Stewart, for Demerara—Robert Burns, Machell, for Cadiz,
&T.—Daedalus, Scott, for Africa—and Two Sisters, Trotter, for-Rio'
Janeiro.

Jane,,Ritcbie; from New Orleans, at the Clyde
A chiever, from Hayti, at Yarmouth'
Exnii.uth, ----- —, for St. Michael's, was spoken 18th Feb. in
lat. 57, long. 11, with loss of rudder andbnlwarks
Louisa IPL'aehlan.' M-Fee, from' Liverpool fo'r Leith, at Stornoway,
with damage, baking struek,on a sunken, rock
Mundane, Alderson, saired-from Arekandria; Egg itt;' for LiVerpool,
25th Jan..
Ann, Stephens, sailed front Smyrna for this poriiBtll Jan.
William, Saunders, hence at-Coria
Catherine, Lamont, from Naples, at Messina, and' mailed Bth Feb.,
in cOniparly with the Thomas; Scolley, both for Catania and-Liverpoo
Lady of the Lake, Banks, hence at Naples
Flainingo, Falconer; hence at Leghorn
!lope, Harmer, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool Ist March
Crescent, Domaillie, hence at Gibraltar
Tyro; Pray ; Marie Antoinette, Brahander ; Leopold 1, Piensaliel
Frederick, Witteven ; Nyverheid, Lieveus. and Gustav Adolph,
Arends.bence at Antwerp
John Ormerod, Dickson, hence at Vigo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

1100 GREEN INN.

V) be LET, for.such a number of Years as may be agreed
iipon, that excellent.-IN Nat Hon Green, in the Township
of Alaste.•near Knutsford, with the BREW HOUSE. COAC Ft-
1101.1S-E' STABLES, and BOWLINU-GREEN, as now
o,cupied by Mrs. Orme, with from Twenty to Thirty Cheshire
Acres of superior LAND. Entry to the Land way be had itn-
Inediatelv, and to the inn, Brewhouse, Coach-house, Stables,
'and Bawling-green, on the first day of May neat.
Further information may be had by applying to Mr. OGlLvia,
Mere, near Kingsford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

LUNDUN GAZ IS Tre,

FRIDAY, MARCH 9,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. May and S. W. May, Liverpool, chairadlithers—J. B, Hodgitoni
and C. Gardiner, Liverpool, wholesale tea-dealers,uo. Hatnnett. J.
Woodiwiss, and C. Woo dwiss, Manchestet so far as regards C.
Woodiwiss—J. T. Patdhett, L. Gardiner, and J. Burton, Manchester,
manufacturers of cotton goods • so fat as regards J. Burton.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Joseph Bottomley. Beech-street, Barbican, London, fan-llght,
manufacturer.

BANKRUPTS.
William Nl.Cartney, Liverpool, ironmonger, to surrender March 19,
April ;lg. at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors,
Messrs.- Norris and_ Allen, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, Loadon

and Mr. Thompson, Liverpool. ,
-Alexander Jamieson, Isleworth, schoolmaster.
Richard Philp. Judd-place, St. Pancras, London, maltster.
John Black, Glasgow, merchant.
Ann Davies, Newport, Monmouthshire, spirit-dealer.
Charles Dunn, jun. Birmingham, stationer.
Frederick Spencer Frost, Saint Thomas the Apostle, Dovonshirli
surgeon,
William Toll, St. Germain's,torn-factor.
Jonathan Nash, Bristol, brewer.
Thomas Pitt, Little Yarmouth, Suffolk, merchant.
DIVIDENDS.

April 2, A. H. Dry. St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross. London. pawn%
broker—Moreh 31, 0. Sennett, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, tailor
—April 2,W. Buckland, Hillingdon. corn-dealer—April 2, S. Norman,
Princes-street, Leicester-square. London, silversmith—April 2. H.
Potts, Valentine-terrace, Blackheath-road. London, builder—March
31, W. F. Haines, Leamington, Warwickshire, surgeon—March 30,
Cornea, Ashton-under-Lyne. itotnuonger—April 16, S. Kingsford.
Sturrey, Kent, miller—April 25. J. Fielding and J. Fielding. Man,
chewer, calico-printers—April 3, W. Taylor. Gateshead. Durham,/
ouilder.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless eauseb—e-Sciownlio -tl;:nontrary, on or before the

30th day of March.
J. W. Shaw, Liverpool', broker—T. Skelton and J. Skelton. Gerrard.
street, Sohn, London, oilmen—W. Mear and S. blear, Norwich. card
penters—W. Booy, Chatham, corn-factor—W. Tipler, Baliburlfe
Oxfordshire, curner—l-I. Houghton, Great Dorer•road, Southwark
upholsterer—W. Lewis, Birmingham, hosier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

SATURDAY, gAIICH lif.—*ind S.—Fresh.

ARRlVED.—Caledonia. Coffin; Nantasket, Wilson, and Orwell,
'flow, from New Orleans •
Singn'.-Enima'.'Thoinas, 'for Veniee—Wm. Pickers, for
St. Thomas—Mary Queen of Scotts, K.illev. for Pernambuco—Hark-
away; Newcombe, for New Orleans—Westmoreland. Minn. foi.'
Malta,itc.—Parker, itisieu and Nimrod. W.Pherson, for Demerara
—Albion, Keswick, for Maranham—Flora, Hansen, for Corseer—
Emerald, 'Goodwin, for St. :Tbhn, N.B.—Tasso; Coudry. fur Savannah
—and Union, Balls, for Trieste

Columbus, 4sleamer) from London for New York. at this port
Senator, Stacey, arrived here Bth March, from Natchez, was struck
by lightning diiring the passage, which penetrated to the hold ;.and
it is feared, the cargo is considerably dammed, from the water that
was allowpd to enterto 'prevent'the ship from tatingfire •
Jane Goudie, Simpson. from. Honduras, at Kinsale
Aberfoll, Causzar.'froM Demerara, at the Cove; VIM loss of rudder,,'
Ste.
. _
relicle's:. Stewart, from Demerara for Liverpool, off the Co'.di On
the 12th Feb, fell in With the Dumbarton Castle,Witzgibbon, from,.
Trinidad for London, dismasted and very leaky. After three days'`
exertions, sneceeded in taking off'the-nreiv and passengers
Isabella, Auld,. from Charleston, at the Clyde
Premier,"Nelvinan, hence for Corfu; Superior, Skerries, hence for
Nantes ; and Yeti; Vivian, henee•for Palermo, all a; Scilly
rtaniwr, Pionaldson, from Venire, at Hull •
Reliance, Robertson, and About's, M'Fee, hence. for Bombay, Off
Ceylon 6th Dec:
Maly, from Llanelly- for Bombay, was spoken Bth Dec. in
lat. 21 8, long. 6t E
Tyrer, Ellis, hence.for Canton, was spoken in.lat.'43, long. 13
Cybele, hence for Pernambuco, was spoken 25th Jan. in lat.
3N. tong: 22 W • • • . • ' • -•
Corinth, from Liverpool for St—Joseph's, was spoken 23rd
lat;14; long. $t
Goldfinch (packet) from Falmouth, at Barbadoes 28th Jan.
EirrieTia; Snowden, hence at Nas'sau'
Ellen Roberts. hence at Genoa, discharging part, of he; cargo.
apparently in a damaged state
Cholditch, hence at Genoa •
Locliinvar, Allen, from Marseilles, at Gibraltar, and cleared 21st
Yeh.- for Liverpoo/
Eleonore, llalwyck, hence at Gstend
Wm. ilateley; Ogilvy, from Rio Janeiro, at Antweti
Prowler. M!Dowall, henee at Tampicci •
SCARBOROUGH. March 7.—'l•he Ann. of Liverpool, (supposed to be
timber laden) was seen yesterday with • both topmasts gone, off the
Dudgeon light
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

To be Vat.

PURLIC-lIOUSES. INNS, AND SHOPS IN GENERAL
WELL-KNOWN old-eltablished INN and TAVERN,
with SPIRIT VAULTS attached, in the immediate
Vicinity of the Royal Theatre and Railway Station, and now
liainz,a first-rate business._ - . .•. . • • .
AQply:t() J..R..^.ltLt rii, House and Land Agent and General
Broker, Orange-court. Casite-sheet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13

Oalto by auction.

THIS DAY.

By order- qf the Executors.
Tilts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Officeof Messrs. Priestley, Griffith, and Cox, Oldhall-street,
Twenty Sixty-fourths of the Barytoe GANGES,
.1.4. Being the entire interest of the/late Adam Lodge,
Esq., in that yessel.
- • The Ganges is 723 14-100 tons register, and 568 tons
old measurement. She was built in St. John, N. 8., in October,.
1836, of the best materials afforded by the Province, and she
has since been fitted with iron knees awl extra fastenings, under
the superintendence of Lloyd's Surveyor at this pat.—For
inventory of stores and further particulars apply on 'mord the
vessel, Prince's Dock; to LODGE, PRICHARD, and Co. • or to
PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX.