The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

THF: GREAT WESTERN.—The Great Western has been RN-
it,n, as appears in the following notices froin the Underwriters'
slate :—Nelson Village spoke on the 9th June, at noon, the
Great Western steam-ship, let. 45 57; long. 36 17—wind east'
the band on board playing God save the Queen.—Tally-ho'
M'Cormick, Virginia to Liverpool, sailed 30th May; 10th June'
at 4 p. m. tat. 44 40, long. 4340, saw the Great Western, steamer
Bristol to New York.

FRIDAY; 11rcR 22.—Wind S.W. B tilviug fresh.
TtßlVED.—Diligent, Pieree„from Jainaiea—Atin Mary Ann. Clark
'Plaideon, Wirsor; Miehig,n, Sturges ; Niagara. Pike; Helen Alter
Proeter.; Ciledonia Brander, from New Orleans—Nelson
Villag •,
Power, fr Chirleston—John Dunlop. Sehollield. from Mobile—
l'useanv, Aiayhew, from St. Joseph's—Sarah, Nieholhon.• from New
York -.Adelaide. Davis, from Savannah—Surprise, --- from New-
foundlantl—Tartar, ; Eveline, Moore, from Alexamlria—Botley
Wood, Cutting ; Peri, Vivian, from Palermo—Camoens,l3,irnes, from
Oporto.

Martzsret. M'Lemn hence. at Trinidad
Ellen, Kemp, from Callao et Valparaiso
Robert Bruce, Darkness; Amy, Crowell; Ward, Masters; British
Queen, Dndrie ; and Fenwiek Ke•+tintr, Allanby, hence, at St, Joha Dertnale, , henee. at ?.0•,,1es
Perw,ernnee, Moniet, hence. at Ostend
Henrietta, Dhout, hence, at Antwerp
837101, Evans, hence, at Fleivilet
Eupherni.t. Pennington. hence for Malta, at Corunna, 18th May,
%rah head of forerna,t sprtm4
garrington, fsupposco! to be the Boddingtons,) from Africa for this
port, was spoken in lat 0, hing 33

ECCH DALE FLANNEL. MARKET, MONDAY, JUNK 18,—The
niarket his been better attended to-day, and rather more busi-
nessdonP.' Indeed, the purchases woukd have been considerably
larger if the manufdeturers had 'not generally stood out for
higner price;, 'proportionate to the late rise in wool. The wool
marker ha., nut been brisk, but the prices of last week have been
folly ['mint Erin Manchester c1.1,/s
• -

The first issue of ROvereigns, lieurinif the, inripre:s of Queen
V,cturia, took pate ori,Saturday, the Louiltor hankers having
been supplied with a litnited-quittitity for the purpose of distri-
bution among their immediate friends trod customers. The
likeness of the queen is considered periert by those qualified to
ludge of such mutters, and the c'in is tisougbt to be one.of the
best that has been issued fru:., the mint fur many yearspast.

tinprriat Vat*lianunt.
HOUSE OF LORDS—MONDAY.
The charitable.estates trustees' bill was read a second time
and ordered to be committed on Thursday.
In answer to a question by the Bishop of LONDON, on the
subject of idolatry in India, Lord, MELBOURNE said that it was
the intention of th-e government to take the subject in their full
and deliberate consideration, with a view of giving effect to the•
despatches sent by the board of directors in 1833 disapproving
of the pilgrim tax, and other matters.
The house then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY.
Mr. FEczoit took the oaths and his seat for the borougla o.
Maidstone.

The SPEAKER informed the house, on the part of her Majesty,
that a gallery hail been prepared in Westminster Abbey for the
accommodation of the House of Commons at the Coronation ;
and a select committee was appointed to confer with her Ma-
jesty's surveyor.7general.

- Sir EDWAito k:NATCHBLLL, after moving for certain returns
connected with the case of John Nicholls Thorn, alias Sir
Willialn Courteuay, gave notice that on an early day he would
make a specific motion on the subject.
Mr. CLAY gave notice that, on Ong into committee on the
sugar duties' bili, he should propose that the bounty on the ex-
portation of refined,sugar be limited to 265.
Mr. WARD gave notice that, upon going into committee on
the Irish tithe bill, he would move a resolution asan instruction
to the committee, " to appropriate any surplus that may rennin
over the ascertained wants of the church to the moral and reli-
gious education of the general-body of the people, without dis-
turetion of religious peisuasion "
• The second reading of the Irish tithe bill was postponed until
Tuesday next, when it will be taken before the other orders of
the day.

The second reading of the mails on railways bill was post
pored.

The benefices pluralities' bill was read a third time; and,
after several clauses had been added to it by way of rider, the
bill was passed. •
The report on the municipal corporations' (Ireland) bill was
then brought up,.and the- bill was re-committed, when Mr.
O'CoNNELL moved, that in the 6th clause the words " rated for
the poor" be omitted, and the following words, "should be of
the yearly value of LIU," be subitituted.—After a long discus-
sion, the amendment was negatived without a division. One or
two other amendments baying been made, the. Chairman re-
ported the bill, which was ordered to be engrossed, and read a
third time on Monday.
The sugar duties' bill was read a second time, and ordered to
be committed on Tuesday. .

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The parliamentary burghs' (Scotland) bill; the arms' (Ire-
land), bill; and the patty processions' (Irelands bill, were
severally read a second time.
The report on the juvenile offenders' bill was brought up ;
and tile house adjourned at half-past one.

, . . AIOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY.
. . .•
.- Earl STA IttljUPE presented several petitions against the poor
.;laws amendment act ; also a petition from a democratic associa-
tion, prayinc, for inquiry into the. transactions in Kent, and the
suspension of legal proceedings until such inquiry had taken
place. This petition was rejected, on account of its informality.
~ . LOrd WHA !MCI- rrFE moved the second reading of the Oxford
and Great Western railway bill, which, after considerable dis-
cussion and opposition, was carried by 63 ayes to 45 noes-9
majority... in favour, 18. 9
The Doke of WELLINGTON had presented a petition from the
Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Oxford,
nraying.to be heard by counsel at the -bar against the bill, but
that motion was not pressed.