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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-18

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Officers in the Army and Navy, engaged in active service
or residing abroad, and persons afflicted with chronic disor-
ders, not attended with immediate danger, Assured at the
least possible addition to the ordinary Rates, regulated in
each case by the increased nature of the risk. Prospectuses
and every requisite information as to the mode of effecting
Assurances, may be obtained by application to
OKILL and COOKE, Agents for Liverpool.
Office top of Dale-street, at the corner of Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

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For account of the Underwriters. *
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the Gth instant, at Half-past One
o'clock, at the Office of James Scott and Son. Brunswick-street,
About 3000 Bushels of NV H.,EAT, and
3(X) Sacks of FLOUR,
Damaged by salt water; now lying on board two Flats, the
Jane and the Anne, in the Canning Dock, north end; saved
from the wreck of the Liverpool, on her passage hither from
Waterford.—May be examined on board the Flats, or Samples
may be seen by applying to
JAMES SCOTT and SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

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ripo LET, Genteelly Furnished APARTMENTS in Great
13 Crosby, with two or three Bed.rowns.Attached to the
House are good Stabling, Coach-housp&e.. and extensive
Gardens.—Apply to Mr. WILSON FOR 83, Lord-street,
Liverpool.

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PUBLIC-HOUSES, INNS, AND SHOPS IN, GENF:IIAL
iirto he LET, several INNS, first-rate W ..'E and. SP I arr
• I VAULTS, old-established PUBLIC MUSES, WINE
and SPIRIT TAPS, WHOLESALE d RETAIL' POW,
TER CELLARS, BEER and EATI .G-HOUSES, GRO-
CERY and PROVISION SHOPS, and SHOPS of all
descriptions, in all partS of the town. .
A Young Man Wanting a SITUATION, in a. Wine and
Spirit Vault, and who perfectly understands-the Management
of, the Wine and Spirit Trade in all its branches, wishes to
engage himself as an Assistant or Manager to any respectable
House iu the above line. ' Ail- unexceptionable reference can
be given. ... , , . ,
Apply tq J. R. MlLLEn,Honseand Land Agent and General
Broker, Orange-court, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

SATURDAY, Mancti I—Wind variable and light.

ARRivED.Echo. Alailett, from New Orleans

SAiLED.—Meridian. Williams, for Baltimore—Celt, —, for Bar-
hadoes—Alexarwer Grant, Brown, for Savannah—Jefferson, Mason,
for St-ohne—Royal William, Rogers, fur Constantinople, &c.—and St.
Andrew, Leitch, for Boston.

Severn, —, from Letterkenny for Liverpool, was driven onshore
at Rathmully 16th Feb. but expected to be gut off, without damage
Several vessels were driven on shore at Gibraltar previous to 19th
Feb. during a gale
Rival, Brown, from Nassau, at Crookhaven
CHARENTE, Feb. 21.—The Mariote, Ford, bound to Rochefort, was
wrecked on the Isle of Aix 22nd Feb. ; crew saved

SUNDAY, MAUcII 4.—Wind E.—Light.
ARRlVED.—Favourite, Jansen, from Honduras—Kinney,
from Charleston—Portsmouth, from New York—Resolution,
Wilson, from Odessa—John Taylor, 11.1• Queen, and Pleiades, Lowell,
from Charleston—and Tally Ho, Cormick, from Virginia
SAlLED.—Duchess of Clarence, James, for Genoa—Phoenix, Bun-
nemeyer, for An twerp—Wenhina, Kruper, for Anisterthm—Laura
Ann, Caselv, for LiSbon—Anere, Greare, for Ostend—Eliza Warwick,
Welch, for-Apalachicola—and Henry, Pierce, for New Osleans

Zoe. Holmes, from Marseilles, at the Mauritius
Stirlingshire, SeoDay, from New South Wales, ditto
Mandarin, Donald, from CAleutta, at St. Helena
'Marais, Snow, from Darien for Liverpool, was on show off Dobay
Flats 20th Jon.

A naxibia, Trewartheri, from Messina, at Carthagena, with damage
to sails and rigging, &c. and part of the cargo thrown overboard
Swallow, Paton, loom Limerick for London, is on shore at Islay,
bilged "

gimrod, Manning, hence for Charleston, was spoken 25th Jan. in
lat. 29, long. 40, by the Suviah, Josephs, for Liverpool, 21st Jan. off
Key West

Z wantina, Schuring, hence at Falmouth, cargo shifted—proceeded
to Nantes

Quebec, llebord, from New York, off Portsmouth ; sailed 10th ult.
Thomas Pelle; Carr, from Laguna, at Savannah
Europe, \lids, and Shannon. Leacibeater, hence at ditto
Fanny, Sloane, hence, at Charleston
Pennsylvania. Smith, hence at New York Ist Feb.
Intredid, Hare, hence at Vera Cruz, and sailed 9th Jan. for this por
pLymouTu;- Mllateti I.—The Nightingale, Crookshank, from Liver-
pool for Demerara, has been assisted into this port, leaky, and with
loss of sails, Sze:having been in contact with a ship, 23th ultimo-, in
let. 47, long. 9. Mate drowned
VERA Cauz, Dec. 31.—Cervantes, Miller, from Liverpool for this
port, was wrecked IGth instant, on the Anijada de Fuera, part of the
cargo (including 250 flasks quicksilver) saved. Vessel e)pected to go
to pieces 1
New YORK, Feb. 7.—A ship with masts gone, and a nuOier of
wreckers on board, taking out the cargo, was seen on shore Ist inst.
about 5 leagues south of Cape Hum
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

Emporto.

UNITED STATES.

Olive kEliza, (365) T Parsons, from New Orleans, 502 bales cotton,
Roskeli‘Ogded and co-160 do, A Dennistoun and co-5 do, J Kears-
ley arid Son-5 do. J Holford and co-235 dn. Collmann and Stolter-
folit-68 do, J W Gibsone-131 do, W and J Brown and co-68 do, T
Wilson and eo—W I)

Echo, ) J Mallet, from New Orleans, 37 bales cotton, order-
-347 do, Jevons, Sons and co-1194 do, Humphreys and Biddle-241
do, W and J Brown and co-198 do, Ewart, Myers and co-383 do,
Baring Biothers and co—W D
James Perkins, (381) C E Barry, from Savannah, 146 hales cotton,
Ralhhone, Brothers and co-290 do, Roskell, Ogden and co-50 do,
W and J Brown and co-190 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-208 do, order
—263 do, Purton, Parker and co-193 do, Molyneux and co—W D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

GRAND CONCERT

AT THE
TEMPLARS'-HALL, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

-1/1-R. BROWN respectfully announces his intention of hav-
-ViL 'ing a CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING next,
the 13111 MARCH, at the HALL OF THS KNIGHTS TRAIPLARS.
he principal Professional Talent of the town have, upon
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuable services. •

LEADER,

MR. G. EYTON.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PErFORXRRS,

MRS: HILES, MRS. BRAND, •
MASTER GILLOW, MR. WALTON, MR. DAVIES,
MR. F. GARDNF.R,
(From the London and Bath Concerts.)
AND MR. S. HENSHALL.
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS,
• Second Violin, MR. WILBERFORCE.
Viola, MR. WILTON.
Violoncello, MR. JACKSON.
Double Bass, MR. TAYLEURE.
Flute, MR. BROWN.
Oboe, MR. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, MR. Szußns.
horn and Cornet-a-Piston, Mn. THOMPSON.
Trumpet, MR. HANSON.
Trombone, MR. EDGAR.
Double Drums, MR. FILLEEN.
CONDUCTOR,

MR. G. HOLDEN.
A Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
Schemes of the Performance will be issued immediately.
Tickets to be had at the Standard Office; Messrs. Hime and
Son, Church-street and Bold-street; the Templars' Hall; arid
at the Adelphi Hotel.
Tickets for the Body of the Hall, 5s.—Gallery, 3s.
Doors to be opened at seven o'clock, and the Concert to
commence at Half-past Seven precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

MARcn 6. IS3S•

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
ORATORIO,
IN AID OF THE FUNDS FOR RELIEVING THE

DISTRESS OF THE POOR.
PATRONS.
The Worshipful the MAYOR.
JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq. Trustees Liverpool Choral
JAMES ASPINALL, Esq. Society.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th instant,
Handel's Sublime Oratorio

MESSIAS'
With Accompaniments by Mozart,
Will be performed at the Theatre-Royal, by the LIVERPOOL
CHORAL SOCIETY, with the assistance of the most eminent
professional talent in Liverpool, in every department of the
Orchestra.

Leader, Mr. EYToN.
A powerful ORGAN will he erected on the Stage for this occa-
sion, at which Mr. MICHAEL M A YBIttCR. will preside.
The Band and Chorus will consist of nearly 200 Performers.
Conductor, Mr. GEORGE HOLDEN.
Tickets for the Boxes, ss.—Upper Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s. 6d.
ls.each, to be had at the Music Shops, &c.
' The Box Plan will lie at Mr. Watss' Music Saloon, Church-
street, flour February the 27th, to March the 3rd, and at the
Box-office of the Theatre, on Monday the sth, and Tuesday,
the 6th of March, from Ten till Three. .
• Full particulars will be published in a Book, which may be
had at the Music Shops, and at the Theatre ou the evening of
Performance,-Is. each.
Doors open at half-past Six,—Performance to commence at
Seven o'Clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

MARCH

• 6. Robert Graves, (div.) noun
Clarcdon Rooms, 11
6. James G. Trevitt, (Ist) Ditto 1
8. James Ramsbottom, (special) ,. Mr. Lewis's, 11
8. Abraham W. Collard, (div.) • Clarendon Rooms, 1
9. Joseph Townsend ,Ditt3 1
10. C. Humberston and Co. (proof).. ....... ....Ditto l9
13. Christopher Ilayos, jun. (2d) Ditto
15. James Mercer. (special) Thomas Hilliar's, 1
16, John Reid, (2d) Clarendon Rooms, 1
16. Joseph Taylor, (2d) . Ditto 1
17. John Mills...
Ditto 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MARCH 5.

Wind at Holyhead E.S.E.—Liglit breeze in thejmorning. Calm at
noon and evening.

OtF Holyhead,-outward bound, at 11 a.m. No. 998, Henry, A.S.
for New Orleans.

Off Point Lynas, inward bound, at 8 a.m. No, 1321,William Hard-
man, B.S. (not quite sure)--No. 312, Silas Richards, A.S.—and 738,
Edinburgh, B.Bk. at 12 at noon, from New Orleans
Off Puffin Island, inward bound, yesterday, No. 1388, Glynne,
B. Sc. at 10 a.m. from London—and 1687, Africa, B.Bk. (not quite
sure) at 330 p.m.
Off Ormshead, inward bound, No. 1063, Trader, B.Sc. at 10 a.m.
from London _

Off Voel Nant, inward bound, No. 115, George Washington, at 2 30
p.m. froni New York ; packet of the Sth Feb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

LIVER POOL UOTTON. MARK; ti 2.
Notwithstanding a fair inquiry from the trade, the supply has sa far
exceeded the 'demand, that the market has been without animation,
and closed heayily. at a reduction of id. per lb on. American, and about
id on other descriptioi.s. 800 bales of Surat were offered to-day by
auction, of which GOO. sold at id to id decline cm previous rates by,
private. 500 Ani&ican have been taken on speCtilation, and 250 for
export ; and there have been forwarded into the,coun try unsold during,
the past Month 2200 American, 200 Pernambueo, 20J Bahia, 500 gap
tian, and 100 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
_ &VP, the 23c1g.U. to,4his,dqy inclusire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

MONDAY, MARch 5,

A altlVED.—Sheridan, Pierce, fro.m New York, after being on shore
at the entrance of the Dee, but has received no damage—Sultan,
—, from Calcutta—Adrian, Itugers, for New Orleans—and Hebe,
, from Smyrna and Milford
SAlLED.—Superb, Gatchell, for Baltimore—Tecumseh, Suydam,
for Mobile—Wm. Goddard, Smith, and Lyons, Agry. from New Or-
leans—Troy, Wood, for Mobile—and Mersey, Bainbridge, for St.
John, N. 8.-

Jacob Pennell, Martin, fm New Orleans for Liverpool, off Matanzas
30th Jan.
Ardent, —, from from Newport, at Naples
Mary. Corder, from St. Domingo, at the Cove
'Glorat, Thorns, hence at Ceara
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

BIRTHS.
On Friday last, in Upper Parliament-street, the lady of the Rev.
Henry Carpenter, of a still-born child.

MA,RRIED.
On the 25th ult. in Blessington-street, Dublin, by his Grace the
Archbishop of Dublin, John O'Connell, Esq. M P. third son of Daniel
O'Connell, Esq. M:P. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late James
Ryan, Esq. of Jubilee Hall, in the county of Dublin. •
On Thnrsday last, at the Superintendent-Registrar's Office, Mr.
Miles Taylor, of Lancaster, to Miss Margaret Morris, of this town.
Same day', at Overton. Thomas Brandreth, Esq of Helsby, to Miss
Ellen Burgess, eldest daughter of Samuel Burgess, Esq. of the same
place.

DIED.
Lennox Robert Read, Esq. formerly of the Royal Navy, uncle of
the present Lord Viscount Avonmore,
At Calcutta, aged 21, John, son of Mr. John Lightfoot, of this town.
house and land agent.
At Mr. Rigby's. Park-lane, after a long illness, aged 32, Mr. Robert
Puckett, late of Weymouth
In January 'ilk, at Langalate. (one of the Canary Islands,) Captain
William Milton, of the Mary Ann, of thie port, deeply regretted by
theapt
Captain Robert
Jan.at his
Elliott, residencehavin
having
Isoenr tvg,odm
hise y Lozi4y,
,Virginia,a agedsot=
his friends.
captain, during the revolutionary war.
dietlo , On
andC
On the 13th ult. at Montague-street, Edinburgh, Francis Matilda,
in her sth year; on the 14th, James, in his 2d year; on the 16th,
Sethhilydereanr ;0
fa nivid 8, li
theza,
ri
illwi eary6etohnytreaacriotrh., e
3foatnirety,o%ingheesrt
On the 23d ult. aged 3 years and 3 months, Frederick, the son of Mr.
Henry Brooks, tailor,
On the 24th ult. at his residence, Islington-terrace, aged 81, Mr.
James Hird.
Same day, aged 87 Mrs. Mary Weigh, Chester. •
On the 25th ult. Captain Robert Mitchell, of the ship Formosa,
much regretted.
st re
Oet.
n the 26th ult. aged 62, Mr. William Dixon, enameller, Stanhope-
Same day, 'at the Rectory. Ha,ton, near Lancaster, Mary, the wifet
of the Rev. T. lv.ackreth, B. D. Rector of that place, and daughter of
the late Rev. James Thomas, of Lancaster. It pleased; the Almighty
that her sufferings should be very severe and protracted, but they were
borne with great Christian resignation. -
On Tuesday last, aged 63, Mr. Edward Hughes, south end George's
Dock, much respected by a number of friends who had the faVour of
his acquaintance.
On Wednesday last, Mahella, relict of Captain/James Murray Nor-
they. R.N. and, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Whitby, of
Creswell Hall, Staffordshire.
On Sunday last. Mr. Wm. Edwards, aged 46 years, late of Pool-
lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

cc„,„MARco. ; s3B

'

THLI TRE-ROYA T., LIVERPOOL.
•
•-i,•ORATORIO, •
IN AID OF THE FUNDS FOR RELIEVING THE
DISTRESS OF THE POOR.
• • PATRONS.
;The Wophipful the MAYOR.
JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq. Trustees Liverpool Choral
J.AXLES AhPINAI.L,, Esq. 5 Society.
Yip HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th instant,
Handel's Sublime Oratorio
_ .

With ArTompanintents by Mozart,
Will be performed .at the Theatre-Royal, by the LIVERPO.OI.
:CHORAL SociaTY, with the assistance of the most eminent
professional talent in. Liverpool, in every department of the
Orchestra.

Leader, Mr. EvToN.
A powerful ORGAN- will be erected, on the Stage for this occa-
sion, at which Mr. MICHAEL 111 Aynatex will preside.
The Band and Chorus will consist of nearly 20t) Performers.
- Conductor, Mr. GEORGE
Tickets for the Boxes, ss.—Upped oxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s. 6d.
—Gallery ls. each, to be had at the M lc Shops, &c.
The Box Plan will lie at Mr. WE Music Saloon, Church-
street, fiotn February the 27th, to larch the 3rd, and at the
Box-office of the 'rheatre, 'on Mon ay the sth, and Tuesday,
• the.6th of March, from Ten till Three.
Full particulars will be published in a Book, which may be
had at the Music Shops, and at the Theatre on the evening of
Performance,—ls. each.
Doors open at halt-past Performance to commence at
. Seven o'Clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

(From the Buffalo Daily Advertiser, Feb. 5.)

Foom THE FaoNTrErt.—We understand that General Scott
has received, by express, from Goyettor Mason and General
Brady, at Detroit, official despatches, dated the 2d iitst., stating
in general terms, that the tranquillity of that frontier has been
entirely restored, and that there is no necessity ior calling out
a militia force, it being• thought, three companies 'of .regulars
sent up by the Robert Fulton, from this place, and which arri-
ved on the 27th ult., will be amply sufficient to secure that
tranquillity for the future ; and, indeed, that impression was so
strong, that a company of Detroit Volunteers, temporarily on
duty, were immediately discharged.
We further learn, that Colonel Worth, Lieutenant Talcott,
and two or three citizens of Buffalo, all of whom went up in the
Robert Fulton, left Detroit on the morning of the 2d, and may
be expected in this place in the course of the day, by the way
of Canada.

At Malden and its vicinity the government has an armed
force of 1500 men. _ _

The letter from Fort George. given as a postscript in the
Journal of Saturday, and the Star if this morning, stating that
the patriots had crossed over in the western district, and driven
the royalists with loss of three pieces of artillery, ammunition,
provisions, &c., has not a shadow of truth.. The writer proba-
bly intended it as a hoax.

(From the Detroit Daily Advertiser.)—Extra. •
Saturday, Jan. 27, 4 o'clock, p.m.
About twelve o'clock this day our citizens were greeted with
an unusual occurrence in the month of January. A large
steam=boat hove in sight, which gave rise to a thousand con-
juctures as to her object, destination, Sec. On arriving at the
wharf she proved to be the Robert Fulton, from Buffalo, in
employment of the general government, and containing three
companies of United States troops, under the command of Col.
Worth.

The appearance of the Fulton off Malden produced consi-
derable excitement amongst the troops, as she • passed Bois
Blanc, she was hailed, but of course suffered to pass.
The military portion of this expedition is under the command
General Brady, of this city, who has already ordered one com-
pany to Fort Gratiot.
Mr. Leonard, United States, district attorney of Bufftlo, and
Mr. Brown, marshal of the same place, accompanied the expe-
dition on board the Fulton.

The New England and Barcelona, under Captain Homans,
are in readiness on the Lake, prepared to prevent, on the part
of the United States, any breach of neutrality.
The Fulton had a tolerably fair passage over the Lake, and
we are informed by Captain Homans that there is but little ice
to interrupt the navigation. Captain Humans will return this
evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

Vublicationo.

Just published, in two parts. Part l 'pric Part 2 puce
6s. 6d.. extra cloth bo. r
101).1.1,ACT1CAL SUGGESTIONS ards alleviating the
SUFFERINGS OF THE SICK. Th. edition.
London; Hatchard and' Son; Liverpool: D. Marples and
Co., and the ()that- Booksellers.

This Day is Published, .in Bvo., cloth, boards, price ss.
0 8i,!.%E, RuyeAd.TilnOirrSo
Progress,
roans
sthe n
dPli C
Projected,l' intai,hlei.
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lay
COUNTIES and NORTH of ENGLAN , with the Author's
Opinion on them as Investments; 11l t ated by Maps of the
Midland Counties and Birmingham and erby, the North Mid-
land and Ybrk and North Midland, the ;rand Junction, Liver-
pool and Manchester, Manchester and Birmingham, Chester
and Birkenhead,' and Chester and Crewe, and the Manchester
.
and Leeds and its.Conneximis Railways, coloured to mark the
Coal Measures and Limestone Formatmns, &c. &c., through
which the Railways pass or are in the neighbourhood of.
Loudon: LONGMAN and Co.; Liverpool : J. F. CANNEL',
50, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

ST. DOMINGO.

Advices from St. Domingo, to the 11th of January, have been
received cid Havre. At that period the French squadron had
not arrived at Port au Prince. The commissioners were
anxiously expected, but the French residents were not without
apprehension as to the effects wLich the appearance of the
squadron might produce on the native population. it is added•
that President Boyer has desired the journals not to make use
of theword " squadron," (but employ only " French commis-
sioners" in noticing the expected expedition.

CONSERVA-TISM.—We are glad to hear that-the Operative
Conservative News Room, &C., recently established in this
town, is in a flourishing condition. Several liberal donations of
books having just .been made by John Ryle, Esq., late M.P.
for the borough, and D. S. Clayton, Esq., of Bollington.—
Macclesfield Courier.
THE TURN-OUT AT MACCLESFIELD.—We have not learnt
that any final arrangement has been come to, on the subject of
the dispute between some of the masters in Macclesfield and
their workmen. Yesterday, the workmen turned out in aug-
mented numbers. but they have not, as far as we can learn,
proceeded during the week, to any acts of violence. There is
an opinion very prevalent that an arrangement will speedily
take place.—Macclesfield Courier.
CURE OF CANCER.—At the sitting of the Academy of Scienee,,
Paris, Jan. 13, 1838, M. M. Baitperthuy and Adel-de-Roseville
addressed to. the Aeadeiny a detailed note on the animalculaz
which are found in the contiguity of cancerous ulcers. These
observations have proved the presence of animalculte in all the
cancers which tht.s have examined. These gentlemen have
sought the means which are best fitted to destroy the animaleulm,
and their exiieriments have led them to the following results :
Brandy, the tincture of iodine, concentrated solutions of the
double chloride of mercury, of the cloride of gold, of arsenic,
of the salts of copper, of the nitrate of silver, the laudanham of
Sydenham and Rousseau; kill the animalculm instantaneously.
Solutions of the same agents, in the dose of two grains to the
ounce, do not make their action felt on the aarinalculae bofore
the end of a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes but destroy
them insensibly after a space of time more or less lung.—
Journatrie Paris.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

OCEAN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

rHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING.of the Shave-
r holders of this Company, will be held in the COTTON
-SALES-Room, on THURSDAY next, the Bth instant. at Oue
o'clock in the Afternoon.
1.3 y order of the Directors,
RICLIA.RD ItAWSON, Manager.
Liverpobl, Ist March, 1838.

IXTRACT from MINUTES of the PROCEEDINGS at a
MEETING of • the COMMITTEE of the TRADES-
MEN'S REFORM ASSOCIATION :

Committee-rooms:20; Clayton-square, Feb. 15th, 1838.
.Resolved,—That this committee cannot separate without re-
cording the feelings of deep regret with which they deplore the
unexpected death oftheir late friend, William Sudlow Fitzhugh,
Esq., an event which has bereft, not only this association, but
society at large of a most valuable member. The effective ser-
vices this deeply lamented gentleman rendered to the cause of
education by his report on the corporation schools, previous to
the late municipal election, will be long felt; and to the know-
ledge that all just measures of reform have, by his decease,
been deprived of a steady, able, and enlightened advocate, must
be added the conviction that the country has sustained the loss
of a man whose energies were devoted to the advancement of
the social and intellectual character of the people.
JOSHUA WALMSLEY.

MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.
ACALL of FIVE POUNDS is hereby made on the Pro-
prietors of this Undertaking; and is requested to be paid
to Mr. WILLIAM OSTLE, the Treasurer, or to his Credit at any
Branch of the Cumberland Union Bank; at the City and Dis-
trict Bank, Carlisle; at the Bank of Whitehaveu; or at the
Liverpool and Manchester District Bank, on or before the Se-
cond Day of Arita. next.
(Signed)
F. L. B. DYKES, Deputy Chairman.
W. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Maryport, 21th Feb 1838.

MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.
CONTRACTS FOR WORKS.

rinHE DIRECTORS of the MARYPORT and CAR•
LISLE RAILWAY will meet at the Company's Office,
in Catherine-street, Maryport, on MONDAY, the 2nd day o
April next; at Twelve o'clock
,ttt noon. for the purpose of receiv.
lug sealed Tenders for the undermentioned Contracts:—

NIARYPORT CONTRACT.
To make the Railway, with all the Excavations, Embank;
ments, Fences, Road Bridges, Culverts, and all other Works,
including the supplyifig of all necessary Materials, except the
permanent Rails, Chairs, Blocks, Sleepers, Spikes, and Keys,
commencing at the South Quay of Maryport Harbour, in the
Township of Ellenborough, and Parish of Deatbain, in the
County of Cumberland, and terminating in a Field marked
No. 46, in the Parliamentary Plan, in the Township of Birkby,
and Parish of Cross Canonbv, in the said County, being a dis-
tance.of Two Miles and Five Furlongs; and to maintain the
same for One Year. after the completion of the whole.

MARTINDALE AND HUTTON,
SILK .MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, Bfc.,
AB, BOLD-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE SACTISGS' BANK;
W oANTED,sueut
respectable
eArP Youth.rNo
from
the Country
to the vbee
preferred. Business.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

(From the New York Gazette, Feb. 3.)

LOWER CANADA.—The light company of the 34th regiment
with Captain Hammond, Lieut. Burk, and Ensign Hervey,
arrived at Quebec on the 25th from Halifax, via New Bruns-
wick. The Grenadier company, with Captain Byron and Lieut.
Goodenough, crossed over to the city on the 2616, and marched
to the barracks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

SALES OP THE WEEK,

Sea Island
Stained
Bowed Georgia
r Mobile
t. Alabama and Tennessee • •
New Orleans
j Pernambuco and Paraiba
Aricati and Ceara
Bahia and Mavio
f Maranham
t Sawginned
Al huts
Para
_ .

10110
1940
4960

Demerara, Surinam, &c
Egyptian
Barbados
Peruvian
Bahama
Laguayra
Common West India, ire
Carthagena.
Smyrna
Manilla
Surat •••
Madras
Bengal •••• •

On Saturday there was but a very m
were only 2,000 bags; to-day, however,
ance of the-trade, who have bought to ti
market has closed with more firmness.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT.

For the week ending March 3, 1838.

PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Accidents without recomrnen- I Cured 2B
dation
Medicaland Surgical cases with Incurable 0
recommendation
Remaining in the Hospital. 77

House Visitors, Rev. T. Hornhy and Rev. Dr. Ralph.
Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, Charles Warner, Esq.
House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

Donations and Subscriptions thankfully received at Heywood's
Bank and at the Hospital:l.Reds-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

rt R IT'S II AM c RV"' .

-To sail early in March.
For sT. ANDREW'S, N. 8.,
The Barque FASQUE, /
GeoRGE Sitcpoot,E, Comtnarr
-13erthen. per register 215 tons.—For freight or p sage apply to
-Messrs:JonN.GI,ADSToNE-and or to
• Co.,AMES POOLE and Co.

170 z
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

MARCH,

1301.11 i,
6. Robert Graves; (div.) ''ClAtendon Rooms, 11
6. James G. Trevitt, (1st)„ . . Ditto 1
8. James RarriSbOttom, (special) Mr. Lewis's. 11
8. Abraham W. Collard, (div.) - -Clarendon Rooms, 1
9. Joseph Townsend - , - Ditto 1
10. C. flumberstori and Co.,(p*ront)..•. ..... ....Ditto l3
13. Christopher Hayes:jun;(2d) -' ' Ditto
15. James Mercer. (special). -;Thomas Millar's, 1
16. John Reid, (2d) . Clarendon Rooms, 1
lei. Joseph Taylor,-(2d) Ditto 1
17. John Mi 115....
~, , Ditto 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

NORTHERN

IPITAL WEEKLY REPORT.

For the week ending• March 3, 1838.

P.tTIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Accidents without recommen- I Cured ~........... 28
dation
Medical and Surgical cases with Incurable 0
recommendation
Remaining in the Hospital 77

House Visitors, Rer. T. Hornhy and Rev. Dr. Ralph.
Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, Charles Warner, Esq.
House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

Donations and Subscriptions thankfully received at Heywood'e
Bank and at the Hospital,-Leeds-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

GRAND CONCERT

AT THE
TEMPLARS'-HALL, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

UR. BROWN respectfully announces his intention of hav-
lUL ino•' a CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING next,
the 13th1MIARCH, at the HALL OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
The principal Professional Talent of the town have, upon
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuable services.

LEADER,
• MR. Gs. EY N.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL P FORMERS,
MRS. RILES, MRS. BRAND,
MASTER GILLOW, MR. WALTON, MR. DAVIES;
• • MR. F. GARDNER,
(From the London and Bath Concerts.)
AND MR, S. HENSHALL.
, .
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS. ~
- Second Violin, M.R. WILBERFORCE.
Vittl4, MR. WILTON.
Violoncello, MR. JACKSON.
• - Double. Bass, MR. TAYLEURE.
• Flute, MR: BROWN.
Oboe, MR. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, Ma. STUBBS.
Ilona and Cornet-a-Piston, Mit. TnomPsoN.
. Trumpet, MR. HANSON.
• ' Trombone, MR. EDGAR.
Double Drums, MR. FILLEEN.

CONDUCTOR,
MR. G. HOLDEN.

A Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
Schemes of the l'erformance•will be issued immediately.
Tickets to be had at the Standard Office; Me.srs. Hime and
Son, Church-street and Bold-street; the Templars' Hall; and
at the Adelphi Hotel.
Ticket§ for the Both/ of the Hall, ss.—Gallerv, 3s.
Doors'-to be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Concert to
commence at Half-past Seven precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

LOSSES AT SEA.

ANOTHER WRECK AT ST. JOHN'S.-011 Saturday last, at 4
o'clock, a.m., the American ship Constitution, Wilson, bound
from Liverpool to Charleston, with a valuable cargo, was, du-
ring the severity of the storm, obliged to seek refuge in the
harbour of Kitlough, when she struck on the rocks war St.
John's Point. The crew were rescued by boats from Killough,
the vessel was then driven in close to the shore, and soon after
went to pieces. A small part only of hercargo bas been saved,
with the hull of the ship, and some few of her materials. We
are informed that a boat has been picked up at Newcastle, on
the same coast, with a ship's name, "Alexander Robinson,"
and the master's, " Samuel Whitley, of London," painted on
the stern. The continuance of heavy-gales has given rise to
alarming apprehensions respecting the piers along the coast,
especially as the rides are still on the increase, and will, it is ex-
pected, continue to rise until Tuesday next. The pier at Ard-
glass will be, it is feared, should the gale remain unabated,
entirely swept. The battery—a kind of breakwater to the pier,
facing the sea—is nearly demolished by the fury of the waves.
The pier-end, and part of the pier-wall at Newcastle, are
already levelled by the combined force of the storm and tide;
and where the pier-end once stood, there is now no:hing seen,
for fifty or sixty yards, but a mingled mass of stones and rub-
bish. So that, according to present appearances, there is hut
too mnch likelihood that every returning tide will hurry on the
work of destruction. We are also informed that a portion of
the seacoast road, leading through Newcastle, has suffered
greatly front the sea, and that the houses on that side of the
road are thereby placed in a state of danger. —Newry Telegraph.
Part of a vessel was driven on shore under Bray Head. The
sides and part of the quarter deck were picked up by the fisher-
men. It is supposed to be part of the Groot Lankum, bound
for Amsterdam, which was abandoned in the Irish channel, on
the 17th instant, all hands saved.

WRECK.—On the night of Sunday, the MI instant, the
schooner Douglas, of Sunderland, Parker, master, of 270 tons,
laden with grain for London, was driven ashore on a ridge of
rocks off the island of Devilaine, in the entrance of Blacksod
Bay. Immediately on hearing the occurrence, W. H. Parker,
Esq., agent to Lloyd's, proceeded to the spot, and earned the
utmost praise for himself by his prompt and efficacious exertions
in rescuing the crew from their perilous situation. After consi-
derable difficulty and risk they succeeded in launching two
country hoais, throtig,h a tremendous surf, which were the
means, under Providence, of saving and landing in security
the whole of the crew, eleven in number, most of whom were
previously disabled from exposure to wet and cold.---Mayo Con-
stitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

'Co t.at.

run LET, Genteelly Furnished APARTMENTS in Great
Crosby, with two or three Bed-rooms. Attached to the
House are good Stabling. Coach-house. &c.. and extensive
Gardens.—Apply to Mr. WILSUN FORSTER, 83, Lord-street,
Liverpool. •

PUBLIC-HOUSES, INNS, AND SHOPS IN GENERAL
,110 be LET, several INNS, first-rate WINE and SPIRIT
VAULTS, old-established PUBLIC-HOUSES, WINE
and SPIRIT TAPS,. WHOLESALE and RETAIL POR-
TER CELLARS, BEER and EATING-HOUSES, GRO-
CERY and PROVISION SHOPS, and SHOPS of all
descriptions, in all parts of the town.
A Young Man Wanting a SITUATION in a Wine and
Spirit Vault, and who perfectly understands the Management
of the Wine aed Spirit Trad.e in all its branches, wishes to.
engage himself as an Assistant or Manager to any respectable
House the 'above line. An unexceptionable reference can
be given. t •
Appty i Mfr:t.E a;House and Land Agent and General.
Broker, Orange court, Castle-stieet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

FRIDAY.

On account of whom it may co cern.
On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at Eleve o'clock, at Metcalf's
Warehouse, King-s. ,et,
8 Bales Water T A 1 S T,
Damaged on hoard the Black-eyed Susan, on her voyage from
Liverpool to Constantinople. Just-landed per Earl of Roden,
steamer, front Cork, and may be seen in the• Warehouse any
,day previous to the sale.—Apply to Messrs. A. W. POWLE and
Co.,_Merchants, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THuRsDay

Committees were appointed to try the merits of the election
petitions for Newcastle-under-Lyme and Durham city.

• After an immense number of petitions on various subjects,
Mr. Hume fixed Tuesday next for a motion on the subject of
printing the speeches of Mr. O'Connell to which the reprimand
referred.

Mr. O'CONNELL postponed his motion relative to election
committees and qualification-oaths for office, the latter at Mr.
WYNN'S request, in honour of the anniversary of St. David.
The hon.-member having on Wednesday "eat his leek," haS
no doubt as great a veneration for the Welsh saint as ancient
Pistol had after a similar process.
Captain Pfic HELL'S motion for, "a return of slave shtps cap-
tured since-February, 1836," was, after some discussion, agreed
to.

Mr. 13LacKszolstres motion for " a return of union work-
houses, &c.," ;was, at the request of Lord J. RussaLL, post-
poned till Monday.
114-ft 0-.-I;;Atmt R, after some conversation, withdrew his mo-
tion for " Mr. E. Chadwiek's letter of January 6, 1838. &c.,"
on the understanding that it would be produced when in a com-
plete shape.
Some conversation followed Sir F.TRENCEi'S motion respect-
ing the better lighting and ventilation of the house.

Lord J. RUSSELL then, after an explanatory speech of some
length obtained leave to bring in "bills relating to the adminis-
tration of jtistice at quarter sessions in England and Wales."
Mr. P. MAHONY obtained leave to bring in a bill "for the
better regulation of the office of sheriffs and under-sheriffs of
counties and cities in Ireland."
The house adjourned about nine o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

Varltanunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-THCRSDAY.
OATHS OF ROMAN CATHOLICS•

The Bishop of 1.;,x,7rF.;1; :;;lelatiorate address,
supported the prayer of ti.e Cork peti•ton, t list the house would
adopt, measures to render effectual I,le slxt,ru engagements of
Roiniti. Catholics tint to subvert the present church establish-
ment, and not to weaken the Protestant religion or Protestant.
government. The rev. prelate's calm and contemptuous de•
fiance of Lord J. Russell, who, when he had nothing else to
say, always began to talk about the Bishop of Exeter, was
very effective. He concluded in the following w6rds :—" He
hoped that if the noble lord had no regard for the dignity of.
his office, for tne sake of justice, of generosity, that he 'bad
some friend in that house—and he would trust to his manliness.
if there were a particle of it in him—who would come forward
in an open and candid manner, so that he might meet him face
to face. or that henceforth'he should be silent on this subject."
Lord MELBOURNE, in a very feeble answer, demonstrated
that his theological studies have been as unsuccessful as his
political ones. His liberal notion of the mode of interpreting
oaths smacks of the school of the Jesuit Garnet, who was the
colleague of that eminent agitator'Guy -Fawkes.
Lord WHA IINCLINFE ended the discus.ion by thanking the
the Bishop of Exeter for having given him the opportunity of
stating his opinion, that no person who took that oath could be
instilled in the course which some Roman Catholics had adopted
with respect to the Irish church. He would not say that any
Roman Catholic noble lord, or other member of the legislature,
who conscientiously believed that in supporting certain mea-
sures he was not injuring the established church, was liable to
a charge of wilful violation of his oath; bet the case was very
different with those who held different language, and who openly
professed that their object in supporting those measures was
the injury of the established church.—Adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

FOREIGN INTELLIGEAVCE.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH, 1,
REPORTED ALARMING NEWS FROM AMERICA.

Yesterday afternoon the most alarminineWS-4;commer-
cial and financial character were put into circulation at the
bureaux of the Chamber of Deputies. It was said, and is re-.
peated to-day by Lp Presse and by the Cuurrier Francais, the
former believing, and the latter denying the news, the Count
Mole had received an official letter from the Uuited States, to
inform hint that a political and financial crisis, of a terrific cha-
racter, would shortli break out in that country, much worse
than that of last year the American government is unable
to pay the 12,000,000 of francs due by it to France; and that
4,000,000 of francs of merchandise ordered by the Americans
from Lyons would not be paid for. The Presse of day adds,
that Belgium is also on the eve of having its commercial crisis—
and that London must uot, and cannot expect to escape from a
financial catastrophe. All this news was, however, put into
circulation by the friends and agents of the government, at the
very moment when the sixth bureau was engaged in naming its
comissioner to form part of the general commission for ex-
amining the proposition of M. Gouin as to the 5 per cents. It
would seem, however, that the news did not produce the ex-
pected effect, for the bureau appointed M. Moreau as commis.-
sioner, who, in spite of the expected financial disasters, is still
one who insists on the conversion of the 5 per cents. If, then,
the reports in question were nothing more than a ruse, it has
failed ; and the ministry, which thinks itself so "capable," so
intelligent, and enlightened_ will be unable to form such a five
per cent. commission as it would desire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

outs persectitor With just. as much reason might he
apply the same epithets to the impugner of the most
cruel superstitions in the world.
We have elsewhere given insertion to a very long
and powerful article illustrative of the character of Po-
pery, which we beg to recommend to the serious notice
of the Editor of the Mercury and of all others who
emulate his example in offering apologies for Popery.
We also submit the following additional proofs of the
intolerance of the Rotnish priests :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

L VER V 0.014 COTTON MARK MARCH 2.

- .
Nottvithstanding a fair inquiry from the trade, the supply has so far
exceeded the demand, that the market has been without animation,
and closed heavily at a reduction of id per lh on American, and about
id on other descriptioi.s. 800 bales of Surat were offered to-day by
auction, of which tiOJ sold at id to id decline on previous rates oy
private. 500 Aiiii•iiean 'have been taken on speculation, and 250 for
export; and there have been forwarded into the country unsold during
the past month 2200 American, 200 Pernambuco, 20a Bahia, 500 Egyp-
tian, and 100 Surat. - - •

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND
From the 23dult. to
.141.

IkIPORTS OF COTTON.
day inclusire.

Current
Prices.

ImPc
ThisWk

)RTS.
this Year
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

WEST INDIES.

To sail on the 10th iustant.
For DEMERARA,
tll The Ship PARKER,
HENRY RISIEN, Master;
Burthen 449 tons.—For passage, having superior accommoda-
ions, apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co.

r Will sail immediately.
For BARBADOS,
61:---":' The fast-sailing first-class Brig LION,
JOHN BAILY, Master;
1...,,. Coppered, and only one year old : now loading east side
OP Queen's Dock.—For freight apply to
HEYES. LIT.H ERLAND, and Co.,
Wolstenholme-square.

B 'ITIS!! JThIERICA.

To sail early in March.
For ST. ANDREW'S, N.B . ,
74,
e The Barque FASQUE,
GEORGE STACPOOLE, Commander;
Burt hen per register 215 tons.—For freight or passage apply to
Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and r to
Co.,AMES POOLE and,Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

FRIDAY.

On account of whom it may cuncern.
On FRIDAY nest, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at Metcalrs

Warehouse, king-street,
8 Bales Water T W 1 S T,
Damaged on board the Black-eyed Susan, on her voyage from
Liverpool to Constantinople. Just landed per Earl of Roden,
steamer, from Cork, and may be seen in the Warehouse any
d.+v previous to the sale.—Apply to Messrs. A. W. POWLES and
Co., Merchants, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

Vublirationo.

Just published, in two parts. Part, 1 price 35., Part 2 price
6s. 6(1., extra cloth boards.
PRACTICAL, SUGGESTIONS towards alleviating the
SUFFERINGS OF THE SICK. Third edition.
London; Hatchard and'Son; Liverpool: D. Marples and
Co., and the othar Booksellers.

This Day is Published, in Bvo., cloth, boards, price ss.
lABSERVATIONS on 'the PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS,
A.. 3 Executed, in Progress, and Projected,in the MIDLAND
COUNTIES and,NORTH of ENGLAND, with the Author's
Opinion on them as Investments ; Illustrated by Maps of the
Midland Counties and Birmingham and Derby, the Not th Mid-
land and York and NOrth Midland, the Grand Junction, Liver-
pool and Manchester, Manchester and Birmingham, Chester
and Birkenhead, and Chester end Crewe, and the' Manchester
and Leeds and its Connexions Railways, Coloured to mark the
Coal Measures and Limestone Formations, &c. &c., through
which the Railways pass or are in the neighbourhood of.
London: LoNcaaAN and Co.; Liverpool :. J. F. CANNELL,
50, Castle-street. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

eiljipping EntcMgcnrr.

FRIDAY, Mallon variable and light.
AnurvED.—Othello, Saunders, and James Perkins, Barry, from
Savannah—aid Olive & Eliza. Pars from NeW Orleans
SAMED.—Nary Ann, K anh, for Genoa, &c.—•ltedbreast, Millard,
for Africa—and Tartar, Dayte, fur Algiers.

General Wolfe, Campbell, from Campeachy, at Cork. On the 26th
Jan. off Cope Florida, spoke the Adrian, from New Orleans for
Liverpool ;
,on the 25th Feb. off Cork, spoke the Romulus, from
New Orleans for this port. The Thomas Peile, sailed from Cam-
peachy for Liverpool 15th Dec.
John Heyes, Hutehinson, fin London for Barbadoes, at Plymouth,-
leaky, and must discharge part of her carlo
P.,ctolus. Hardi:ig, from Savannah, off Cork
Chilo. from ditto, at the Clyde
Montrose, Fitchett, hence at Campeachy
Deslandes.Vibert, hence and Syra, at Constantinople
Patriot, Oliver, from Liverpool, at Naples
Fredericka, Kirlshov e, and Egidius, Duyts, hence at Ostend
Chilo, from Savannah, at the Clyde
St. Patrtck, (steamer) fur Waterford, has put back with engine
damaged
Reliance, Splatt, from Ceara, at Kinsale
CORK., FFB. 24.—Sarah, Scott, for Liverpool, lost mainmast and
bowsprit, and sprung foremast, during the late gales
Feb. 26.—The Nailer, from Africa fur Liverpool, which was driven
on shore at this port 15th Feb. is afloat
FEE. 28.—The Euphemia, Cowan, from Havana, was wrecked on
the bar of Campeachy 26th Dec. ; crew and materials saved. A brig
abandoned, MA passed 25th Feb. off the Longships Light
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 31.—The Beirana, WoOlner, bound to
Smyrna, ran on shore in the Dardanelles in going down, but got off
without apparent damage
FaCmourn, Feb. 28.—The City of Londonderry, steamer) for
Gibraltar, with mails for India, has put back with damage, after being
as far as Cape Ortegal. The Inglis, Routh. from London for Bom-
bay, has also put back, after being 130 miles to the westward
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

TO COUNTRY NtWSPAPER PROPRIET'ORS:

A GENTLEMAN who has filled the Situation of SUB-
AL. EDITOR and REPORTER toa Provincial Newspaper,
and who can give respectable references as to his ability and
general conduct, is open to the offer of an'ENGAGENIBNT.
He is well acquainted with the Routine of a Country Establish-
ment, and would undertake the entire "Getting up" of a
Paper with the exception of the " Leaders."
Address M. M., Postollice, Manchester.

A CLERGYMAN, in full orders, will be happy to Engage
for a WEEK-DAY LECTURE and a SUNDAY
EVENING DUTY; bo►h or either, wholly or in part. His
qualifications can be attested by very high testimonials.
Address, the Rev. A. 8., at Mr. PLumsmit's, No. 2, St.
George's-crescent, Liverpool.

J. H. AND ELLEN COBHAM,
BEAR'S PAW STEAK AND CHOP HOUSE,
4 TITIIEBARN-STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06

LOSSES AT SEA.

ANOTHER. WRECK AT ST. JOHN'S.—On Saturday last, at 4,
o'clock, a.m.,.the American ship ,Constitution, Wilson, bourd
from Liverpool to Charleston,` with a valuable cargo, was, du-
ring the severity of the storm; obliged to seek refuge in the
harbour of Killough, when She struck on the rocks •near St.
John's Point. The crew were resrued by boats from Killnugh,
the vessel was then driven in close to the shore; and swirl after
• went to pieces. A small part Only of her cargo has been saved,,
with the hull of the ship, and some few of her materials. We
are informed that a boat has been picked up at Newcastle, on
the same coast, with a ship's name, "Alexander' Robinson;
and :the master's, "Samuel Whitley, of London, painted on
the stern. The continuance of .heavy gales has given rise to,
alarming apprehensions respecting the piers along the coast,
especially as the titles are still on the increase, and will, it is ex.!
pected, continue to rise until Tuesday next. The pier at Ard-
tlass will be, it is feared, should the gale remain unabated,
entirely swept. The battery—a kind of break Water to the pier,
facing the sea—is nearly demolished by the fury of the waves.
The pier-end, and part of the pier-wall •at Newcastle, are
already levelled by the combined force of the storm and tide;
and where the pier-end once stood, there is now nothing seen,
for fifty or sixty yards, but a mingled mass of stones and' rub-
bish. So that, according to present appearances; there is but•'
too mach likelihood that every returning tide will hurry on the
work of destruction. We are also informed that a portion of
the sea coast road, leading through Newcastle, has suffered
greatly from the sea, and that the houses on that side of the
road are thereby placed in a state of danger.—Newry Telegraph.
_ .

Part of a vessel was driven on shore tinder Bray Head. The
sides and part of the quarter deck were picked up by the fisher-
men. It is supposed to be part of the Groot Lankum, bodnd
for Amsterdam, %hich was abaMloned in' the Irish channel; on
the 17th instant, all hands saved.

WaEcx.—On the night of Sunday, the 18th instant, the
schooner Douglos, of Sunderland, Parker, master, of 2711 tons,
laden with grain for London, Was driven ashore on a ridge of
rocks Off the island of Devilairae, in the entrance of Blacksod
Bay. Immediately on hearing the occurrence, W. fl. Parker,
Esq., agent to Lloyd's, proceeded to the spot, and earned thp
utmost praise for himself by his prompt and cfficious exertions
in re,cuing tkW crew from their perilous situation. After consi.
derabie difficulty and risk they succeeded in launching Iwo
country boats, through a tremendous surf, which were the
means, under Providence, of saving; and lauding in security
the whole of the crew, eleven in number, most of whom were
previously disabled from exposure to wet and cold.—Mayo
Cun-
slitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-12

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on and after the
12th instant, the GRAND JUNCTION TRAIN,
which now leaves Liverpool and Manchester at a Quarter past
Nine A. at., will start at Half-past Nine A. Si.
By order of the Directors.

Liverpool, 10th October, 1838,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-12

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a'
Buchanan and Browne's office, Oldhall-street,
120 Casks Jamaica COFFEE.
Apply to MessrS. JOHN HALL and Co, Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.