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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-02

LIVER THEATRE, LIVE.,R,POOL:

•
• POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT
OF THE
GREAT CALEDONIAN MAGICIAN'S PERFORM-
ING IN LIVERPOOL.
ON THIS EVENING, (FRIDAY,) the Magician will
kJ ore the Last Grand Display of his Mystic Power.
The last shall be a treat unparallelled, it will stamp his name
and fame for ages yet to come.
His wonders are unparallelled—unless seen, incredible.
Remember this is the Last Representation the Great Ma-
gician will have the honour of giving in Liverpool, which
shall be a treat extraordinary.

Boxes, 2s; Pii, Is; Gallen•, 64.
The Magician commences at Eight o'Clock...

MR. SLEIGH'S LECTURES.

r [1 ESE LECTURES will be resumed on MorznaY.next,
IL the sth of November, and continued on the ensuing
TUESDAY, the 6th, in the LIVER THEATRE, Church-street.
MONDAY.—The evidence recapitulated, and summed up;
modern " Whiggisnt" in England, and Republicanism in
America; Spurious Liberty, or Republicanism fully deve-
loped; Religion in America—Established ClitiriO, &c.
TuEsnAv.—Transactions and documents omitted in the
preceding- Lectures; Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot,
Rights, 'axes, Privileges;' the United States a warning to
Europe and to England.
Doors open at Six, Lectures willicommence at Half-past
Seven o'Clock precisely.
The Boxes reserved tur the Ladies.
'rickets (One Shilling, each) may be bad at Mr. PERats's,
Bookseller, Church-street..

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND of Three per Cent. wiltbe trade to the
Proprietors for the Half Year ending tbeslat September
last, on aud-afto-r MoNn&x, the 19th November, and between
the hours of T‘4'elv.Prii4)lTidee oiiio-ck each day.
By order,

PUINEAS HOWELL, Secretary.
Dublin, 15, &Liz Quey, 3lrd Cet., 1838.
N.B. The Books for the Transfer of the Company's Stock
will be shut from the 31st October to the 19th November:

INNS, PUBLIC-HOUSES, &c.
WANTED, a REMOVEABLE • WINE & SPIRIT
LICENSE.

To he LET, HOTELS, INNS, TAVERNS; PUBLIC-
HOUSES, WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS;TAPS, BEER
HOUSES, SHOPS, and Business Places generally, in
various parts of the town.

COTTAGE PROPERTY and HOUSES on SALE.
Apply to Mr. J. R. MILLER, Estate Agent and General
Broker, Moor-court, No. 37, (opposite Temple-street,)
Dale-street.

PRAYER-BOOK AND HOMILY SOCIETY.
NOTICE.

rirlHE SUBSCRIBERS to the PRAYER-BOOK. and
I HOMILY SOCIETY, and the Public, are respect-
fully informed, that MR. PERItIS, BOOKSELLER, Church-
street, Liverpool, has been appointed the Society's AGENT
for the Sale of its Publications, at reduced prices to Members
of the Society, and at low prices to the Public. •
Mu. PERRIS is authorised to receive Subscriptions for the
Society, he giving a regular printed receipt for the same.•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

pamphlet under notke.

THE ANTI SPOTTISWOODE CONSPIRACY.—A public
meeting of the reformers was announced for Monday
List, at, the house i►f Mr. Eastwood, the Royal Hotel.
Several resolutions were to be submitted, pledging the
society to use every efl'o►t to defeat the Spottiswoode
gang-in the attempts.to destroy tl►e freedom of vlection
in Ireland. We have searched the columns of the Tek
graph, but cannot final any report of the proceedings at
this important. meeting. At the hour appointed hit ihr
meeting, the only members present u ere Mr: H. T. At-
kinson, and two other miserable hacks in the employ of
the Reform Association. No business of course could be
transacted—no resolutions could be adopted,and no sub-
scriptions could be obtained. Thus the farce terminated,
and the three worthies, something after the fashion of
the three tailors in Tooley street, retired to the tap to
refresh, themselVes with a pot of heavy Wet.

TF!P: QUER/1.-111r, I,avey is reqiieste4 by 11r. Moor, Ike
pufrislier of Cha!on's forthcoming:ollle poitrait of her NLijesty ;
to ann..unee i.„l.lfimpity with the prospeltis, the (nice ut
the engr,ving nill be raised from £3. 3s. to lA. -Is. Proofs in
verspeetive to all-whose names ate hill in the sol.,erintiou tern k
before the fiat of Xlait•li next. Ihe etclittiJ nt.iv be sect' and
stOtscriiters values entered at Mr. Lacey's, tit, Bold-street.
'Fite litrertors of the Ches.er ;mil Birkenhead are
abon' to (-tin vont .a. it for the waking of two mites and thitty.
tw 0 liiitillS of ILe. line. «mewling frow liaLt-iihenil ill New
at-ti lot three miles and tun ty-six chains, extending from
New' herit io E.aolinin.

1)1:AWING AN INYI,IIII.NCE.-1 he proprietor of au immence
outolol (It %% a' t. r 51,1,4 L 6,1,11111111. who baS raised himself
by iwitoory, to he a Man of consideidlole itroperi, being' in
t loge convetsitlitoi llith a gentleman ith. (It pm, pit .1,
111 ss, at.lietl ht the if he could ilia% no infer-
nt " Not I,"' said h., " but I 1..11,411 a has 11:111e the other
41;i Y. and I'll lay a live law od Lott: that die di ale/ it if does not
mac thaizioui tow."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

UNITED STATES,

John Troughton, (267) T JOidan, from Charleston, sr bales cot-
ton, 5400 cane r eds, order-28 bales cotton, .1 Calder-75 do, W
Barker and co-21 do; Cropper, 'Wilson and co-59 do. 'Reid, Irvin,
and co-2 do, II 'Mure--•.51- do, Richardson and Pemherton3 do, T
Molison-I._box specimens, H Mure-2 pipes pine timber, Richardson
and co—Q D
Ellen Bri'mks, (567) J B Lindsey, from Nev Orleans, 1319 hales
cotton, A Dennistoun and co-174 do, Order-395 do, Wildes, Pick-
ersgill and co-20 do, J B Lindsey—P D
Europe, (615) E G Marshall, from New York, 555 bales cotton,
-Mitchell and co-5I do, Zwilchenhart and co,--97 do. Leech anti Bar-
rrsoo-18 do, S Browning-15 do, J Edelsion and Son—loo do, 10 hhds
tabacco, order 7-31 hhds tobacco, Hunter and co-6 Inds apples; JIM al-
.cOnison-3 do, It A Fletcher-2 do, Walker, Parker and co-2 do, F
Clibborn-1 hf brl contents'unknown, T Fleming-1 case do, T and J
D Thornely7-1 do, Rathbone Brothers and co-1 trunk do, A G Bella-
mere-1 box do, .1 Perrin And Son-1 parcel do, M`Quaker and. co-2
packages do, 1000 brls turpentine, 10,000 horn tips, order-122 wet
hides, Mitchell and co-11 brls jewellers' sweeps, E Frodsham-69
easks seeds. J Waddell-3 brls timothy seed, Ii D Cockburn-1 keg
nuts, F Clibhorn—P D
American, 1599) C B NTanchester, from New Orleans, 1402 bales
cotton, (no consignee)-276 do, Wand J Brown and c 0,94 do; Baring
Brothers and co-63 do, L 11 Macintyre-107 do, A Birley and co-
-67 do, Pilling and Brierly-116 do, order-3 bags contents unknown,
Ila,an, Magee and co-1 box do, J ilolford and do, C isyrne—
P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

TATHAM V. WRIGHT.

,The ease which has lately been so, amply reported in all its
stAges tinder the :strove name has now collie into the house of
Lords under the designation of " Wright v. Tatham."
frhe cirennisiances of the case are so recent and notorious,
that it trill tie hire only necessary to state its present positron
and character in the appellate jurisdiction. It was an action
orejecttuetil brought Iry Mr. Situ iron! Tatham, the defendant
in.,error,against Mr. Wriest f •r the recovery of the possession
of some extensive estates in. Lancashire. 'I lie case was tried
at the Lancashire summer assize. in 1836, and a 'verdict found
for Mr. Tatham, who was admitted at the trial to be heir-at-law
of Mr Marsden, the original ow.ner of the estates in question,
under whose will they were claimed ny Mr. Wright. At the trial
certain letters were tendered in evidence on the part. of
Wright, which ‘iere rejected by Mr. Justice Coleridge. anti
p,
uoi this rejection exceptions tats tendered. In the
r„ll,,witig _Miehaelintis Term juil.;ment was Signed in the Court
of King's Bench, where the action was originally brotulit, and
tipon that judgment a writ of error was brought in the Exche-
quer Chamber. This writ was argued befiire six of the judges,
who were equally divided in of ininn as to the affirmance or re- ,
versal of the judgment, and. a majority being required to re-
verse the preeeding decision, it was a coll rge in the eiretittistan-
Celt Affirmed; ;and upon this affirmance the present writ of error
in Pat tiameut wits brOUVlt.

The twelve judges alten,led the }louse for the purpose of ad-
vislag their lord hips upon the questi-n, and Sir F. Pollodc,
Sir.W. Foilett, Mr. W,ghttnan, and Mr. Martin appeared for
the plaintiff in error. and Mr. Starkie. Mr. Cresswell, Mr. Tom-
linson, Mr. Armstrong, anti Mr. Baines. for th' defendant in
error. 'The brainy was not concluded at the rising of the
ilouse. „.„-.771-, :
, 1
_,. -.7-, riforgs DA Y, FEB, 13.
' ....4
Their,Xrdships at. 11(e'Alting this morning resumed the case
.e.,
of.:',Wbykt It''. Tai Ito in ''
211; c'sl.Es ,w r:.1.4, di:;ii . cirri :in d was followed by Mr. SirAR-
V Xkliser Iv,itil. • " , "t .
rX.',Pitij_ipc repli ;" .
"M,',. Atill, PlAticKi.r.,o4kolipn this intimated, that he would
prepkre cittesiNictipon ther,lsplijNL.t for the opinions of the
3utigt9, who, yroin einisiderixtien, would inform the house of the
11011C191011/ tOwkigla tkeY 4",14 'wigs. i
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

TontractO.

MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY.
TO IRONMASTERS.-CONTRACT FOR RAILS

• AND CHAIRS.
Fir HE Directors will reeeiyttTendeNforWnotGHT4RoN
RAILS. to be delivered in equal Monthly qnantities, be-
tween the let May, 1838, and the Ist February, 1839, the whole
not to exceed 3,500 tons; also, for the CAST-IRON CHAIRS
or PEDESTALS, required for that quantity of Rails, to be
delivered at the same periods.
Plans may be inspected, and specificatins had, on applica-
tion •at the tare of C. VIGNOLEB, Esq., 4, Trafalgar-square,
London; to Mr. \Voouuouse, Engineer, Loughborough; or
at the Company's office, High-street, Leicester, where Tenders
must be delivered, postage free, on or before Wednesday, the
7th day of March next. By order.
J: 'F. BELL, Secretary.
Leicester, 3rd February, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

AZORES.

Botley Wona, (73) A Cutting, from St. MiChael's. 510 boXes oranges
AP Andrews, Pilcher and co-3 in, the masterS ll
Commerce, (52) W Prowse, from St. Michael's, 510 boxes oranges,
order—S
Speedy, (40) J Wills, from St. Michael's, 414 boxes oranges, W
Dart—S 1)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

SOLUBLE COCOA.

► 11AYLOR BROTIIERS;Inventot•s and Sole MANUFAC—
TU II ERS of -this highly esteenih i preparation, in offering
their acknowledgments for the extensive and increasing public
patronage it has met with, beg to caution the consumers against
certain SPUMOUS IMITATIONS, which, though somewhat
rest ulding the appearance, are toial;y devoid or the essential
atul PECULIAR PROPERTIES of the Original and only.
genuine ar,icle. Tl.ese counterfeits having been imposed upon,
the public in an unpacked state, having led" to numerous conk-
plaints, calculated to.bring the preparation into disrepute; upon
investigation it has been found that-in every case of cotnplaint
there hits been TM POSITION PRACTISED. TO guard against
recurrences of -these, PUItC HAS ERS tire requested to ask for
TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLEXOCOA, in Packeti,
which hear their name, with directions for use; or if required
unpacked, to be particular' in asking for TAYLOR BRO-
TH Eits' Soluble Cocoa loose, from such respectable Retailers
us uan'be depended upon.

After any Article bas been before the pubith many years, the
best testimony of its excellence is the GENERAL DEM ANn for it,
thiS, added to their long Lela conviction of its value, affords
TAYLOR B 0111 ERS th fnitest confidence in recommend-
Ing• if to those who have not yet made trial of it, as at Oiled' an
AGREEABLE, NUTRITIOUS, ECONOMICAL, and CONVENIENT
BEVERAGE.

Topersons of WEAK CONSTITUTION, and DELICATE or
RITA BLE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, it %Sill he found invaluable, being
prepared with the greatest possible rare, upon well tested prin-
ciples, by which the AtqouNDANT OILY NI ATTLit, so offensive
in the common preparation, is neuti aiized ; at the saute time it.
is highly nutritious and soothing, is about LIAI.tr THE P ICE
OF .C:oFF EE, and lacing entirely vested of the and grosser
parts of the Nut, is WEIOLLY CONVERTIBLE INTO ilt;TizitatiNT,
in the shortest possible.time ; whereas the Common Cocoa re-
quires the tedious process of boiling and skimming, and leaves
a greater proportion of sediment.. It will. keep good for any
reasonable length of time, and suffers no deterioration by change
of itnate.

Sold, Wholesale, at their Monier, Ctories, icl;.-lane,
Wlsitenhapel. London, and Ttnple-citirt, Liverpool, where a s:)‘
mak. he had TAYLOR BROTHERS' LONG APPROVED
CI4OOOLATE, in Cakes, Ponder, and Paste, and Retailed b-r
respectable GrUcets, Tea Dealers, acrd Otha Leis,„ ix, Ole
lking„dour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LONGFORD ELECTION.

•
Mr. CA YLEY, chairman of the Longford Election Committee,
?, orted that I c .nntiiittee had tel that Luke White,
o
i."',4-ranit Henry White, Eq. were duly elected to serve as
•-4 the •siiire fur the county of Longford, and .that the
petition agaihoL the said :return was not frivirlot.s or vexatious.
The eomarittee "Aso specially reported that some definite law
ought to he passed by It.e, house MI the que'tion of opeoiog the
registry on eoui roverteill rtsti election petitions. as the subject
was one of the great est.puhlic interest cud importance.

CANADA.
Mr. FIUME gave notice that oo Tuesday next he should move
that collies he lariat on the fable of the house of all le,ters from
Mr. fume, Mr. lioeho, k, and other persons to M. Ripoieati.
Mr,
_Nl`Kenzie, and Dr. Duncombe (hear, hear), which haft
been seze,t, and were, now in the possession of her M.ijest)'s
,r..
• •

.31.146 6.1.144:1.
The order of the day was theta lawyer! ,for eonsidermg
Inc
matter a compliiint in the petition of J• Somers, E. retattott
to the si,,n4tures of the petitioneis akiinst the validity of the
return for the borough of Sago.

A desultory discussion enstied, in which Mr. Freshfield, Mr.
French, Mr. C. W. Wynn, Mr. O'Connell, Col, Percival ,Ir.
'arburton. Lord Morpetit, and other members took part.
Mr C. W WrsiNt then inured that the order of the day for
wiluesttesireinirexamined at the bar he discharged.
Strangers were ordered to withdraw, and the house divided,
when there appeared:—For the motion, 128 ; against it, 142;
majority againgdischarging the order fit hearing witnesses, 14.
After another discussion, which lasted some time,
Michael -Callagher was called to the liar and examined. Wit-
ness knew Robert George Tvler, one of the petitioners com-
plaining of an undue return for the borough of Sligo. lie was
of opinion the signature to the petition was nut in the hand-
writing of Mr. Tyler.
The witness was under examination when we left the house.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

pamphlet under notice-,

THE ANTI- SPOTTISWOODE CONSPIRACY.—A public
meeting of the reformers was announced for Monday
last, at the house of Mr. Eastwood, the Royal Hotel.
Several resolutions were to be submitted, pledging the
society to use every etfott to defeat the Spottiswoode
gang in the attempts to destroy the freedom of election
in Ireland. W have searched the columns of the .Tele-
graph, but cannot find any report of the proceedings at
this important Meeting. At the hour appointed for the'
meeting, the only members present were Mr. H. T. At-
kinson, and two other miserable hacks in the employ of
the. Reform Association. No bnsiness of course could be
transacted—no resolutions could be adopted,and no sub-
scriptions could be obtained. nos the farce terminated,
and the three worthies, something after the fashion of
the three tailors in Toolev street, retired to the tap to
refresh themselves with a pot of heavy wet.

Tit a QUEEN,—Mr. Lacey is requested by Mr. Moor, the
publisher of C halon'S' forthcoming state portrait of her Majesty;
to annotim:e that in conformity with the prospe;tus, the price of
the engraving %%ill be raised from £3. 3u. to £4, 4s. Proofs in
perspective—to all whose names are not in the subscription
befHce the first of Mitrch next. The etching may be seen and
subscribers names entered at Mr. Lacey's, 64, Bold-street.
The Directors of the Chewer and Birkenhead Railway are
about to form cont arts fur the making of two miles and thirty-
t .chains of the line, extending from Birkenhead to New
Ferry. and for three miles and thirty-six chains, extending from
NewFeery to Eas!ham.

DRAWING AN INFERLINCE,—The proprietor of an immense
nonaser of naterside carts, in Liverpool, who has raised himself
by industry, to be a ipsyt of consnletable property, being in
close conversation with a gentleman about some private busi-
ness, was asked by the gentleman if he could draw an infer-
enve. " Not said tii, "but I lomeht a bay mare the other
day, and I'll lay a five pound putg ticui4 dig dratvo it, it if does nOt
weigh VILJUS Viel7llol7 kWh"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

Flakti,44‘ KAI: 0,

ROYAL AMPIIITHEA,Tag, r
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STIIEAT, LIVERPOOL.

In consequence of the longer duration of Day Light, the Fri •
prieter tras tern iuducrd to alter the time of opening the
Doors to Half-past Six, Performance to commence at Seven.
Second Price at Nine o'clock.—Charges of Admission as
before.
e ANM'S present FR IDA Y, and To-MORROW, (Saturday,)
will be performed, for the fifth time out of London, a
Drama of powerful intere,t, as performed there 200 nights.
called VOLSIIA ;
OR, THE SLAVE QUEEN.
Iu which Mr. Ryan's entire Stud and Company will appear.
RYAN'S SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
The whole to conclude with the last Act of
JIM CROW ;
OR, TEN HOURS IN NEW YORK.
On MONDAY next, for the Benefit of Mr. BATES, Pro•
prieter, will be produced an entire new Spectacle, called
CRICH CON; OR, THE DARK' DAYS of, CATHERINE DE MEW-
CIS ! In which will take place, the Lion's Fight—Combat with
the Bear and Leopard—Ourang Outang and Antelope—The
Royal Bull Fight, by Dog ond Da.azer,—The is olf and his
Chaser, &c. The novelties of the Arena will conclude with an
entire new act, never before presented, called ENGLAND'S
QUEEN.

Ploprietor, Mr. BATES.
Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

There will be no Performance TO-MORROW EVENING; in
consequence of the many Preparations for the following
Novelties
iN MONDAY next, the 19th instant, and following Even-
ll ings, a new and popular• DI RUM, founded on Lover's
celebrated Novel, with alterations and additions, adapted to this.
Theatre, called

RORY O'MORE.
Rory O'More Mr. Raymond.
To which will be added a highly-popular Interlude, never acted
here, c..lted
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
Aurelia Mrs. Raymond.
To conclude with a new and splendid Comic Pantomime, which
has been in preparation for several weeks, with new Scenery
painted by Mr. PA R K ER, new Propeities, Tricks, Ste., called
l-lARLEQUIN LITTLE 80-PEEP ;
OR, THN OLD WOMAN THAT LIVED IN A SHOE.
Clown Mr. King. Harlequin
Pantaloon Mr. Brown. I Columbine.. Mrs. Gibson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

SOUTH AMERICA,

Emily, (208) J II Wardle, from Aracati, with. 439 hgs cotton, order
185 do, R. Singlehurst and cu-30 do, Heyworth and co-110 do, J
Duhcan-67 do, Cotes worth and Powell-103J dry salted o and c hides,
order—G' D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. Indirect. From Direct. Indirect.
Calcutta Nov. .. t 6 Maranham Dec ....28
Bombay Nov. ..30 N. Orleant. Jan ....16
Mauritius Oct ....31 Mobile
Odin Janeiro Dec.
_lB Savannah. Jan ....17
Bahia Dec— 7 Charleston Jan ....17
Pernambuco, ,Dec.... 21 New York. Jan ....21,

LIVERPOOL 'J

TABLE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

SACRED MUSIC.

•
• Just published, price IS., in boards,
nrll-1E SECOND EDITION, Augnented, of more tb%n
THREE . HUNDRED POPULAR PSALM AND
HYMN TUNES, CHANTS, &c., with instructions on Vocal
and Instrumental Arrangemeht, andithe Nature of Chants.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LONDON GAZETTE.-TIIESDAY, FEB. 13.

-PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Willacy and 11. K. Willacy, Liverpool, painters—J. Thorntoit
and T. Chapman, Manchester, cloth-dressers—J. Hinchcliff and. W.
Lowe, Chester, woollen-drapers—J. Jones and H. Taylor, Chester,
spirit-dealers.

BANKRUPTS.
Henry Richard Warren, Liverpool, breWer, to surrender Feb. 27,
March 27, at one, at the Clare 'Won Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr 6
Mallaby, Liverpool ; and Mr. Westmacott, Gray's Inn, London.
John-Watson and James Watson, Crawford-street, Bryanston-square,
London, linen-drapers.
James Inglis, Basiughall-street, London, merchant.
Edward Dyball, Norwich, gun-maker.
John Moore and Edward Raisbeck, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, iron..
founders.

John Thomas Twells, Tamworth, Staffordshire, draper.
Thomas Jenkins, Brecon, maltster.
Henry Horton Cooper, Westbronivvich, Staffordshire, wharfinger.
Francis Deakin, Birmingham, tirraber-merchant
V Peter Woolley, Ross, ie efordshire, tailor.
Frederick Parker, N 0 mpton, upholsterer.
DI V I DEN DS:
March 6, R. Graves, Liverpool, rope-manufacturer—March 8, A. W.
Collard, Liverpool, merchant—March 5,W. Bailey, sen. and W. Bailey,
jnn. Whitecross-street, London, curriers—M arch 7, W. Jones, Wig.
more-street, Marylebone, czirpeuter—March 8, R. Hutchinson and R.
Hutchinson, jun. Minories, London, curriers—March 8, S. Stuart,
Pall-mall, London, milliner—March 8, G. Craddock, Store-street,
Bedford-square, London, chemist—March 8, R. Carr, lleadington,
Oxfordshire, butcher—March 12, J. Dale, Wislych St. Peter's, Cam-
bridgeshire, woollen-draper—March 9, S. Lloyd, Manchester, calico-
printer—March 14, J. Johnstone, Newport, Monmouthshire, grocer—,
March 10, N. Gough, Salford, cotton-spinner—Feb. 28, J. Peake and
I'. Hall, Market-street, Litchfield, Lancashire, ironmongers—March
12, P. Gans, Manchester, cotton-spinner—March 7, T. Preston, Man•
chester, draper.

_ .
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
6th day of March
G. Hall and J. H. Bryant, Bath, stationers—J. Attwood, Newtown,
Staffordshire, china-manufacturer—J. Savage, Circus-street, Maryle-
bone, licensed victualler—B. W. Pike, New Gloucester-place, llox-
ton, fancy paper-stainer—T. Higgins, jun. Gloucester, match-maker'
—R. Palfrey, Wardour-street, Oxtord-street, London, fringe-mann.
facturer—J, Llewellyn, Carmarthen, draper.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Thomas Cruikshank, Aberdeen, mail-contractor.
Donald Campbell, Glasgow, merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

SOUVI AMERICA.

Emily, (208) J H Wardle, from Aracati, with 439 bgs cotton, order
186 do, R Singlehurst and co-30 do, Heyworth and co-410 do, .1
Duncan-67 do, Cotesworth and Powell-103J dry salted o and c hides,
order—G D

UNITED STATES.

John Troughton. (267) T Jordan, from Charleston, 627 bales cot-
ton, 5400 cane r eds, order-28 hales cotton, J Calder-75 do, W
Barker and co-21 do, Cropper, Benson and co-59 do. Reid, Irvine
and co-2 do, H Mure-51 do, Richardson and Pemberton-3 do, T
17olison-1 box specimens, H Mure-2 pipes pine timber, Richardson
and co—(I D

Ellen Brooks, (567) J B Lindsey, from New Orleans, 1319 hales
cotton, A Dennistoun and co-174 do, order-395 do, Wades, Pick-
ersgill and co-20 do, J B Lindsey—l' I)
Europe, (615) E G Marshall, from New York, 555 bales cotton,
Mitchell and co-51 do, Zwilchenbart and co-97 do. Leech and Har-
rison-18 do, S Browning-15 do, J Edelston and Son-100 to, 10 hhds
tobacco, order-32 hhds tohacco, Hunter and co-6 brls apples, J Mal-
comson-3 do, It A Fletcher-2 do, Walker, Parker and co-2 do, F
Clibhorn-1 hf brl contents unknown, T Fleming-1 case do, T and J
D Thornely —1 do, Rathbone Brothers and co-1 trunk do, A Bella-
mere-1 box do, J Perrin and Son-1 parcel do, M'Quaker and co-2
packages do, 1000 brls turpentine, 10,600 horn tips, order-122 wet
hides, Mitchell and co-11 brls jewellers' sweeps, E Frodsham-69
casks seeds, J Waddell-3 brls timothy seed, H D Cockburn-1 keg
nuts, F Clibhorn—P D
American, (599) C B Manchester, from New Orleans, 1402 bales
cotton, (no consignee)-276 do, W and J Brown and co-94 do, Baring
Brothers and co-63 do. L H Macintyre-107 do, A Birley and co-
-67 do, Pilling and Brierly-116 do. order-3 bags contents unkcown
tlag.ran, Magee and co-1 box do, J nolford and co-1 do, C Byrne.
PD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FRB. 12.

The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been much smaller than
th it of last week, but the quality has been tolerably good and the de-
mand moderate,with little or no variation in price from our last week's
quotations. The Sheep have also been smaller in number, fully main-
taining the prices of last week. Good Beef sold at from Sid to 524 ;
middling and ordinary from 41d to 5d per lb, but principally at the
latter price. Best Wether Mutton sold at 7d ; second quality bid ;
ordinary and Ewes, at from 6d to 61d per lb. The market has been
tolerab.y brisk, there heing but few of either Beasts or Sheep left un-
sold at the close of the market. Number of Beasts at market, 1051;
Sheep, 4269.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. FEB. 15.
We were on the eve of the transaction of considerable business in
our Butter market, when the intense frost again placed a bar across
inland navigation, and we are consequently flat, with a nominally sus-
tained currency.—Pickled Butter does not stir with activity, the
holders are very firm.—Beef and Pork, bOth (particularly of prime
quality) in.'good demand, and likelY to continue high,—Bacon very
scarce and looking up.—Lard and Dams also improve in value.
s. d. a. d.
BUTTRA.—Bel fast
Banbridge . B4 0 92 0
Coleraine 0 0 •-- o 0
Sligo 9O 0 92 0
Derry
l.iinerick --
Carrick
Kilkenny
'Carlow, -
Waterford -
Newry ' 'o 0 0 0 ---
Cork . 9B 0 104 0 ---
Cork dry 3ds B2 0 84 0 —•
Do. pickled 20s 96 0 100 0 ....-
BRRF.—lndia Prime Mess ll5 0 117 6 per tierce.
New Mess Beef 11J 0 112 6 .
Do.
PORK ....
BACON 46 0 48 0 per cwt.
Day Ilmits
WET DO
LARD.—Firkin
11l addered
Keg
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

To be trt.

'llO be LET, a large Double OFFICE, in Pool-court, South
(lasile-street, on the ground floor.—Apply to 'Messrs. Itii•
BERT tkt.: DAWSON and Co.. on the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

SOLUBLE COCOA.

fIAYLOR BROTHERS, Inventors and Ho , MANUFAC.
I TURERS of-this highly esteen►ei prep ation;in offering
their acknowledgments fur the extensive a increasing public
patronsae it has met with, beg to caution t corsumers against
certain SPURIOUS IMITATIONS w eh, though somewhat
restinibling the appearance, are tots ovoid of the essential
and PECULIAR PROPERTIES the original and only
genuine article. These counterfeits loving been imposed upon
the public in au unpacked state, having led to numerous com-
plaints, calculated to bring the preparation into disrepute; upon
investigation it has been found that in ever• case of complaint
there has been IMPOSITION PRACTISED. To guard against
recurrences of these, PURCHASERS are requested to-ask for
TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLE COCOA, in Packets,
which hear their name, with directions for use; or if required
unpacked, to he particular in asking for TAYLOR BRO-
THERS' Soluble Cocoa loose, from such respectable Retailers
as can be depended upon.

After any article has been before the public many years, the
best testimony of its excellence is the GENRE AI, DUNI AND fot it,
this, adde,l to their lona beid conviction of its value, affords
TAYLOR BEio'l'H ERS the fullest 'confidence in recorimiend-
ing it to those who have not .yet otail trial of it, as at once'ari
AGREEABLE, NUTRITIOUS, ECONOMICAL, and CONVENIENT
BEVERAGE.

Toper.ons of N'VEAK CONSTITUTION, and DELICATE or IR-
RITABLE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, it will be found invaluable, being
prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested prin.-
ciples, by which the REDUNDANT OILY MATTER, so offensive
in the common preparation, is neutralized; at the same time it
is highly nutritious and soothing; is about HALF THE PRIGS
of CoFvaE, and being entirely vested of the husk, and grosser
parts of the Nut, is WHOLLY r ONVERTIBLE INTO NUTitimaNT,.
in the shortest possible time; whereas the Common Cocoa re-
quires the tedious process e'f boiling and skimming, and leavf
a greater proportion of sediment. It will keep goOd f.ir any
reasonable length of time, and suffers no deterioration by change
of climate.
Sold, Wholesale. at their Manuf,,ctories,
Whitechapel, LOndon, and Tetnnle-coui t, Liverpool, where also
mat be had TAYLOR BIIOTH EllS' LONG APPROVED
GIiOCOLATE,.io,Cake?, Powder, end Paste, and Retailed by
sill .respoctuble Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Oilmen, in Me
Kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

AZORES.

Botley Wood, (73) A Cutting, from St. Michael's, 510 boxes oranges
M' Andrews, Pileher and co-3 do, the master--S 1)
Commerce, (52) W Browse,: from St. Michael's, 510 boxes oranges,
order—S
Speedy, (40) J Wills, from St. Michael's, 414 boxes oranges, W
Dart—S D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

4',ibtrwat sibi3Ping.

BRITISH AnIERIC A .

To sail early in Morels:,
For ST. ANDREW"; N. 8.,
.411('It The Barque FAS E,
GEORGE STACPOOLE, omnaander ;
Burthen per register 215 tcins.--For frei tor passage apply to
Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. or to
JAMES POOLE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LIVER POOL TOWN AIIION.

A . QUARTEIfLY MEETING of the LADIES' AS()-
CIATION in aid of the LIVERPOOL TOWN MIS-
SION, will be held at the Charitable Inititutiow-house,
street, oil FRIDAY EV /iN ING, the 16th instant, at half-past S:x
o'clock.

The Agents of the Mission will give a short account of their
labours, and communicate information as to the spiritual wants
of the lower orders in this town. The aitenda.oce of ad persons
who desire to promote the religious instructiun of the pour is
earnestly requested.

.TAS. C. DUNCAN, )
• Secretaries.
1. OLIVER JONES, S
Liverpool, 13th Februerty;lB36„

•
LIVERPOOL UNION BANK.
804 Mi it liar! ,18,33.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIV END of
1.1 Pour pPr Cent. for the half year ending tha3lst of De-
cember,
will be paid to the Proprietors, on t ital Stock of
the Company, on and after Tnn irusaT;.ihe March next.
The Tran6fer Books will be closed from 7 Fent um y, (when
the Annual Meeting will be held) till. the Ist March.
Ey order of. the Board,
JAMES LISTER, nin,i!zer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEBRUARY 15.

Wind at Holyhead, S.E.—Light breeze yesterday.
Off ditto, inward bound, at 6 a.m. yesterday, No. 40,
Sophia, B.S. from Demerara-1731, Ellen Highfield, B.Sc. from Leg-
horn, I?.tc.-248, Victoria, A.S. from New York-627, Alexander
Grant, B.S. at 9 30 a.in. from Savannah—and 1470, Formosa, B.S. at
11 30 a.m. from New Orleans.
Off Holyhead, outward bound, yesterday, No. 1190, Nightingale,
at 730 a.m. for Demerara-51. Paragon, at 8 am. for Pernambuco—
and 1514, Ebenezer, at 1 p.m. for Weymouth.
Off Point Lynas, inward bound, yesterday, at 11 a.m. No. 244,
Isaac Hicks, from New Orleans-805, Chalco, from Laguna-1210,
Dampier, from Jamaica-648, Dart, from Bristol—' 543, Sisters, (not
quite sure)—and 703, Chieftain, at 12 at noon, from Brazils.
Off Point Lynas, inward bound, on Tuesday, at 4 p.m, No. 1538,
Emigrant, from Savannah-1678, Dwilalus, from Africa-1177. Mag-
net. from lierbiee--:516, Ellen, from Lima-109, Hercules, from Mobile
—and 1882, Eliza Warwick, from New Orleans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY.

TATHAM V. WRIGHT.
The case which has lately been so amply reported in all its
stages under the above name has now cione inio the House of
Lords under the designation of Wright v. Tat hatn." •
The circumstances of the case are so recent and notorious,
that it will be here only necessary to sate its present position
and (diameter in ihe appellate jurisdiction. It was an action
of ejectment brought by Mr. Sandford Tatham. the defendant
in error, against Mr. Wright fdr the recovery of the possession
of soup- extensive estates in Lancashire. '1 he case was tried
at the Lancashire summer assizes in 18.36. and a verdict found
for NI r. Tatham, who was admitted at the trial to be heir-at-law
of Mr Marsdeneihe original owner of the estates in question.
under whose will they were claimed .ny Mr. Wright. At the trial
certain letters were tendered in evidence on the part ut Mt.
Wright, which were rejected by Mr. Justice Coleridge. atm '
upon this rejection a bill of exceptions was tendered. In the
following Miehaelmas Term jud,Junent was signed tothe Court
of King's Bench, where the action was originally bron.zht, and
upon that judgment a writ of error was brought in the Exche-
tuvr Chamber. .This writ was argued before six of the judges,
who were equally divided in opinion as to the affirmance or re-
versal of the judgment, and. a majority being tequired to re-
verse the preceding decision, it was of coursein the eireumstan-
ces affirmed, and npon this affirmance the present writ of error
in Parliament was brought.

The twelve judges attended the House for the purpose of ad--
th-ir lord.hips upon the questiun, and Sir F. Pollock,
Sir W. Follett, Mr. Wightmaii, and Mr. .Mariin appeared fur
the plaintiff in error, and Mr. Staikie, Cresswell, Mr. Tom-
linson, Mr. Armstrong, and Mr. Baines. for the defendant in
error. The bearing was not coin:hided at the'tising of the
House.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

ka Mkt id Alt Y 16, 16:315,

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

In consequence of the longer duration of Day Light, the Pro,
prietor bas been induced to alter the tune of opening the
Doors to [-lalf-past -Six. Performance to commence at Seven.
Second Price at Nine o'clock,—Charges of Admission as
before.
iral IS present FRIDAY, and TO-MORROW, (Saturday,/
1 will be performed, for the fifth tithe out of London, *
Drama of powerful interest, as perfoimed there 200 night'.
called VOLSHA •
OR, THE SLAV QUEEN.
In which Mr. Ryan's entire Stt and Company will appear..
RYAN'S SCENE- N THE CIRCLE.
The whole to concl e ‘iith the last Act of
JIM CROW;
Ott, TEN HOURS IN NEW YORK.
On MONDAY next, for the Benefit of Mr. BATES, Pm'
prieter, will be produced an entire new Spectacle,
called
CRICH FUN; OR, THE DARK DAYS OF CATHERINE DE MEDI'
CIS ! In which will take place, the Lion's Fight--Combat with
the Bear and Leopard—Ouratw Outang and Antelope—The
Royal Bull Fiaht, by Dog ittid"Da2ger—The Wolf and his
Chaser, &c. The novelties of the Arena will conclude with ea
emit e new act, never before presented, called ENGLAND'S
QUEEN.

Proprietor, Mr. BATES.
Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

There will be no Performance' O-MORROW EVENING, in
consequence of the many Preparations for the following
Novelties:
IN MONDAY next, the 19th instant, and following Eve
k togs, a new and popular Drama; founded on Lover's
celebrated Novel, with aiterations andidditions, adapted to this
Theatre, called
RORY O.IIIOIIIE.
Rory O'More
11010 ...Mr. Raymond.
To which will be added a highly- pular Interlude, never acted
here, caied
'TILE YOUNG WIDOW.
Aurelia Mrs. Raymond.
To conclude with a new and splendid Comic Pantomime, which
has been in preparation fur several weeks, with new Scenery
painted by Mr. PARKER, new Propel ties. Tricks, &c., called
HARLEQUIN LITTLE 80-PEEP ; •
OR, THE OLD WOMAN THAT LIVED IN A SHOE.
Clown Mr. King. I Harlequin
Pantaloon llr. Brown. Columbine.. Mrs.,9ibson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

EUROPE.

Nerio , (72) W Jarvis, from Xabia, 2088 boxes 2106 hf boxes 100
baskets raisius,s casks 5 hf casks almonds, M'A mirews, Pilcher and
co-1 qr cask wine, J Wallace—S D •
St. Alexey, (128) C Lellia, from St. Petersburg, 276 casks tallow,
350 bars iron, 9 bales horse hair, 21 fins lathwood, Came and Tato-
-450 gallons cranberries, 1001bs. sausages, 5c junk, the master—G D
Redbreast, (131) H Millard, from Kertch, with about 740 qrs linseed,
D Buchanan and Son-1 ese a telescope, order—Q D
Providentia, (98) W Hoare, from Gibraltar; 1035 pigs lead, J Carver
and co—From Tetuan, 151 hales sheep? wool, J Carver and cO-1
parcel contents unkrlown, the master—S D
Llama, (171)G Wheeler, frum Laguna, 220 tons logwood, Cross, An-
derson and co-300 hides, D Maddox-1 ton ox and cow horns, G
Wright and co—l' D
. _

Eduard, (216) J J Spohr, from Danzic, 233 pees fir, timber, ;c 40
deals, fi fathom- lathwood, J 1V Gibsone. and co—B D

New Brunswick, (414, M Bruce, from Gothonhorg, 4957 gars iron,
5119 deals and deal ends, 352 p(Ps fir timber, 1512 battens, Baring
Brothers and co.loo tubs steel, order—a quantity of the deals and
battens thrown overboard in a gale-8 D

SMITHFIELD MARKET, LONDON, FEB. 14.
Notwithstanding the supply of Beasts in our market this morning
was limited, and the weather favourable to slaughtering, the demand
even for the primest Beef was throughout the day heavy, owing to
the buyers otlerimi mach lower terms than the salesmen were willing
to submit to. With Sheep we were tolerably well supplied, both as
to number and quality, but the demand for them was exceedingly
heavy, at a depression of from 2d to 4d per filbs. The supply of
Calves, though very limited, was more than adequate to the demand,
a decline of 2d per 81bs. having taken place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LONGFORD ELECTION.

Mr. CA LEV, chairman of the Longford Election Committee,
reported that the e onthittee htd deletinined that Luke While,
.E.l. and ileury White, li,,q. were duly elected to serve as
kniztits of shire for the county of Limenid, and that the
petition against the said return was not frivoloLs or v4.xations.
The coin nittee also specuilly, reported that some definite law
ought to be passed by the house on the que-tion of openim; the
registry on controverted Irish elevtion petitions, as the subject
was one of the greatest public interest and importance.

'CANADA.
Mr. Hum E gave notice tha► on Tuesday next he should move
that copiei be laid on the table of the house of all le!ters from
Mr. Home, Mr. fLoebm k, and whet persons to M. Pap:neati.
Mr. M'Kenzie, and Dr. Duncointie (hear, hear), w•hiu.h haul
been se•zed, and were now in the possession of her Majest3's
govetument. (Hear, hear.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

/if arratto.

LIVMRPOO[.
.00'1"110N4'M.ARKET, FEn. 15.

Since our last the market has been dull; the sales yesterday were
WOO bags, to-day 23v0 are sold. Prices are id lower than ou Priday
last.

.I,IVERPOOL COILN EXCHANGE, FEB. 13.

On WEdnesday, Thursday and Friday last we had a fine thaw, but
it did not continue long enough to relieve the canals, and since Satur-
day morning we had a recurrence of frost with increased severity ; in
consequence of which, and of accumulating arrivals of Uran, Flour
and Oatmeal by the steamers, and by partial changes of wind, we have
experienced very dull sales since this day week, although a small de-
cline was submitted to on every article in the Corn trade here, and in
all our principal country markets. There is no alteration in the duties
on Grain from foreign Ports this week, and very little has been done in
bonded Grain or Flour :—fur the latter article of fresh sweet quality
from Ilamburgh, &c. being quite scarce, an advance of is to 2s per
barrel is now demanded.. The supplies to this day's market have been
considerably increased by arrivals within the last two days, but most
of the importers having shown no disposition to press sales from the
vessels, and the stocks of the millers and dealers being pretty well ex-
hausted, sales to a moderate extent were made of the finer qualities of
Wheat at fully last Tuesday's quotations, though ordinary qualities
miAt have been bought at a decline of Id to 2d per 701b.—Flour was
about Is per 2180Ib and Oatmeal 6d per 2401bs lower.—Oats very dull at
about -4.-d per 451 b decline, and all other articles remain at about last
rotations.—The frost still continues with unabated severity,
notations.—The
701 b a. d. s. rt.! INDIAN Coats, 4, _ _

English .
Scotch

4a 9 6
4 - 8 10

Red - 43
White 43

a a 44 0
0-44 0

Irish
Bowled

4 - 8 3
0 - 0 0

BEANS, 4,1,
English

0-44 0

BARLEY, 119 qr.
English 33
Chevalier ...... 35
Scotch, elff 60Ib 4
Irish
Foreign, in bond. 2

0 -34 0
0 -3G 0
G-4 7
4 - 3 10
0 - 2 2

IriSh
PEAS, Grey
White.„ 32 0 38 U
RAPESEED, 4t last, £
FLOUR, English, 280th.
Fin, 35 6-- 48 0
Irish

English
Scotch
Irish
Foreign, in bond 2
Ditto, duty free 3
RYE, VV. 32
MALT, V qr. fine 56
Middling 46

5- 3 6
5- 3 6
9 - 2 11
0 - 3 3
2 - 3 6
0 -36 0
0 -5S 0
0 -52 0

American, brl.
Sweet, U.S. .. 0
Sour, bond.... 24
OATMEAL, 47240 Th
English 23
Do. new 1537. 23
Scotch.. ..... 23

free.
0— 0 0
6-26 0

0-23 6
6 - 21 0
0-23 6

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
s. d. s. (1.
Old Hay
New Hay 0 71 t 3. 101-
Clover Hay 0 7 0 14 -
Straw,Wheat 0 4 0 .R --
Straw, Oat 0 3i 0 41-
Straw. Barley 0 0 0 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

RESOLUTIONS

Ist. That the Common"-Se;lt;tt7be Company is now affixed
to the Register of Proprietors.
2d. That the Report and Statements of Account now read
be approved and adopted, and that the proceedings of the Di-
rectors be approved and confirmed.
3d. That. the thanks of the Proprietors are due to the Di-
rectors, for their great attention to the interests of the Com-
pany. (Signed) HENRY SMITH, Chairman.
4th. That the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman, for his conduct in the Chair.
(Signed) WILLIAM BEALE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

RESOLUTIONS

Ist. That the Common Sea-I
of the Company is now affixed
to the Register of Proprietors. . .
2d. That the Report and Statetnents of account. now read
he appr')ved and adopted, end that the proceedings of the Di-
rectors he approved and confirmed....
3d. That the thanks of the Proprietors are due to the Di-
rectors, for their great attention to li‘e interests of the Com-
pany. , (Signed). ENR smrni, Chairman.
4th. That the ,Lest thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman, for his conduct in the Chair.
(Signed) \N./LUAU BEAL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15.

Aanivzo.—Rapid, Head, from Bombay—Sheffield, Allen, from New
York—Dindalus, —, from .Bonny—Orozimbo, Crocker, and Jeffer-
son, Mason, from New Orleans—Vandalia, Soule, from Savannah—
Talbot. storey, from New York—Convivial, llampton, fin Marseilles
—Laura Ann, Cecil, from Lisbon —Dona Maria, —, from Oporto
—and Maria, —, from Ostend.
SAlLED.—Konohasset, Davis; Caledonia Brander, Niehelson ; Cas-
pian, Patten, and Mozart, Welsh, for New Orleans—Mayflower,
Cumming, for Havre—Banjamin Morgan, Tibbets, for Charleston—
Groot Lankum, Stant, for Rotterdam—Alexander Robertson,Whitley,
for Alexandreit., and Beirout—Antmus, Boyd, for Teneriffe—Peri,
Vivian, for Palermo—and Ebro, Cordero, for Havana.

Troy, Wood, from Charleston, at this port sailed 13th Jan. On
22nd Jan. in lat. 39, long. 51, ran foul of a brig which immediately
sunk. On the 10th instant, off Scilly, fell in with the smack Cygnet,
of Southampton, in a sinking state, and took off the crew
Columbia, Thornton, from Bombay for London, is abandoned at
at sea
Amelie, Laford, hence at Nantes
Camoens, B roes, and Daniel, -, hence at Oporto
Trio, 13ouz, from Monte Video, at Cowes ; lost sails, bulwarks, &c.
hound to Antwerp
llei mitage, -, from New Orleans for Havre, was spoken 26th
Jan. in lot. 48 ,20, long. 20 20, carried away rudder head in gate
Tasso, for savannah, and Frances Depau, were in contact to-day in
the river; the latter lost her bowip, it
The Sarah Maria, sailed from from Bahia for Liverpool, and the
Britannia, for Pernambuco, 3rd Jan. The Jamaica, was to sail for
Liverpool about llth Jan.
Royal William, Irven, and Gipsev, Campbell, heance at Bahia
Lord Hungerford, -, from London for Calcutta, at the Maud-,
tins 7th Nov.
Mary Ann. Bartlett, sailed from Valparaiso for Coquimbo and Arica
24th Oct. and the Pearl, Christmas, for Islay 24th
Gilbert Henderson, from Hambro' for Jamaica, was to sail for Liver-
pool about 10th Jan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

NORTHERN HOSPITAL

APUBLIC MEETING. of the Frig us and Sultscribers
to this CHARITY, -will he held' at the Muste-HALL,
BOLD-STREET, THIS DAY, (Fitt,pvi.) the 16th instant, at
Seven o'Clock, on which occasion t kid MAYOR will preside, and
several distinguished Clergy and others willachlress the Meeting
on behalf of the HOspital. •

/-1 of R the PO-
W LA I: liN noN 4(0(01 S,-
7111 instant, at One

LIVERPOOL RANKING CoNI%
r HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET-
PRIETORS will be held at th'
South John-street, on Tunsnav, the
o'clock. By order of the Directorq,
WILLIAM. WILSON, Manager.
Liverpool. 12th Fer'ou y,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

MED ITE RA NEA N.

Louisa, 92) W Spalding, from Smyrna, with 47 sks yellow berries,
197 blsl madder roots, order-4 brls and 2O kentals emery stone, A
Sinclair-8 t boxwood, R F Breed and co-4 hgs and 3 c madder roots
ioose, Master—S D
Funchal, (189) J R Powitt, from Smyrna.with 6 brls and 32 t loose
emery (stone, A Sinclair-45 t valonea, 113 dble bls madder roots, 30
)), yellow berrieFr,l6s bls madder routs, 2 brls raki and olives, order
brls 100) dms 2 hf dms [raisins, M'Andrews, Filcher and co-4
hf dms figs, Master—Q D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

LONDON CORN EXIIANGE, FEB. 14,

Our market to-day was moderately supplied with Wheat, Beans
and Peas, and abundantly with Barley and Oats; Wheat sold readily
at Monday's prices ; and there was a fair steady demand for Barley
at that day's rates. Irish Oats of good quality, and in fine condition,
met a good demand at Monday's quotations, but the inferior and
heated sorts, as well as English and Scotch Oats, were difficult of
disposal, and where sales were forced lower prices must have been
accepted. Beans and Peas were firm at Monday's rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

EUROPE.

Nerio , (72) -W Jarvis, frOm. Xabia, 2088 boxes .2106 hf boxes 100
ha bets raisins,s casks 5 hf casks almondS, M'Androws, Pi'cher and
co-1 qr cask wine, J Wallace--S D
St. Alexey, (128) C Lellia, from St. Petersburg, 276 casks tallow,
330 bars iron, 9 bales horse hair, 28 fins,lathwood, Carne and Telo-
-455 gallons cranberries, 10011;s. sausages, 5c junk. the master—G D
Redbreast, (132) H Millard. from Xertch, with about 740 qrs linseed,
D Buchanan and Son-4.ese a telescope, -.order—Cl D
Provideutia, (98) W 'Hoare, from Gibraltar, 1025 pin lead, J Carver
and co—From. Tetuan, 151 bates, sheep:' wool, .1 Carver and co-1
Parcel contents unknown, the muster—S.
Llama, (171 U NV heeler, from Laguna, 249 tons logwood, Cross, An-
derson ale) cu-400 hides, D Maddox-11 ton ox and cow horns, G
Wright and co—P D _ _

(215) J J Spohr, from Danzic, 239 pCes fir, timber, is 40
deals, ti fathom- lathwood, J W (iibsone and co—li I)

Nev Brunswick, (414 i Ni Bruce, from Gothenborg, 4937 gars iron,
3119 deals and deal ends, 359 pees fir timber, 1512 battens, Baring
lirotlwrs and co-100 tUbS steel, order—a quantity of the deals and
batthits throlvn'orerboard ih a D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

F. I.
16 8 ,Venus sets 81t 4m even.
15 11 iValentine.
15 3 ; Mars s. is 5h 10m even.
14 1 !Jupiter rises Gh 47m even.
12 10 Saturn in c. Moon 7-37 even
11 9 Sexagesima Sunday.
11 2 1 Saturn rises lh 32m morn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

Ea in 'gat.

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Just published, in One Volume 12mo. cloth, ~
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/FILM RELIGIOUS HISTORY - MAN ;
By D. MORISON ;
Tracing Religion and Superstition from tll'eir Source.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-16

MEDITERRANEAN.

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Louisa, (92) W Spalding, from Smyrna, with 47 sks yellow berries,
197 bls bladder roots, order-4 brls and 206 kentals emery stone, A
Sinclair-8 t boxwood, It F Breed and co-4 bgs and 3 c madder roots
loose, Master—S D
FUnehal, (189) J It Powitt, from Smyrna.with 6 brls and 32 t loose
Calory stone, A Sinclair-45 t valonea, 113 dhle his madder roots, 30
figs, yellow herries, I !;5 Ns madder roots, 2 lirlS raki and olives, order
—2OO brig 100 thus 3 hr (has traiSibs, Bl'Andrews, Filcher and co—;-4
lif dms fib, Master—Q D