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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

MEDITERRANEAN.

Astrea, (215) .T Neill, from Messina and Catania, (From Messina,
100 bags nuts, Crozier and Co-4 cases essences, 22 pipes 21 hhds 20
qr casks wine, order—(From Catania,) 1 qr cask wine, Crozier and Co
—2 do, J Rothwell-1 do, 330 bags shumac, 220 t brimstone, order—
G D.

Ellen Clare, (174) M Roberts, from Catania, 228 tons brimstone, J
Pownall-1 octave Mars•ila wine, Master—K D.
Cornubia, (408) T Bell. fro-m Messina and Terra Nova, (From Mes-
sina,) 34 casks olive oil; J Pownall-95 do, Carne and Telo-1857 bags
shumac, J Bibby and Co—(From Terra Nova,) 230 t brimstone, J Pow-
nall-110 do, J Macaire and Co—K D.
Mary Barry, (156) J Tewksbury, from Trieste, about 30 t brimstone,
J Panchaman—about 20 t valonia, 150 bls cotton, 12 bls roots, 11 cask's
contents unknown, 360 bgs shumac, 5 casks drugs, order-100 boxes
tallow candles, Graham and Taylor-43 do, 166 bags shumac, Breed
and Eccleston-23 bales wool, 11. and G Benn—K D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

THURSDAY, MAY 31.

ARRIVED.—Ganges, Jones, from New Orleans—Catherine, from
Embden, and Minerva, from Jersey.
SAILED.—SyIph, Evans, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam—Plumstead,
Symonds, Bahia—Anna Sophia, Butcher, Leghorn, &c.—Water Lilly,
CuthherLson, Bilboa—Star, Glover, New York—Euphemis, Penning-
ton, Malta.

Diana, Greig, hence, at Newfoundland.
Brooke. Blessdale, from Hambro' and Fayal, at ditto.
John Cook, Tillson, sailed from Madeira for Cape Verds 4th May.
Jane, Sanderson, sailed from M alma for Liverpool 9th May.
Arrow. , and Arrow, Harris, hence, at Licata
Caesar, Le Brun, hence, at Licata, and sailed for Liverpool Ilth May
Lady Clinton, Farmer; sailed from Girgenti for Liverpool 21st May
Bruce, Stephenson, sailed from Licata for Liverpool 12th May.
Falmouth, Merrill, hence, at Cadiz.
Ann Paley, Hunter, hence, at Lisbon.
Triompho, Passas, hence. at ditto
Charlotte, Abinett, and 'Lynx, Forsyth, sailed from Lisbon for Li-
verpool 20th' May.
Frances, Murphy, sailed from Oporto for London 19th May.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 31.

Wind at Holyhead S.S.W.—Light breeze.

Off Holyhead, inward-hound—No. 102 Ardent, 13.8. at 7 a.m.—
No. 1765, Cuba, 13.13. at 5h 3 Fm yesterday, from liarbadoes.
Off Holyhead, outward-bound—No. 1918, Rebecca, B. Schr. (no
time received for fog.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 1348, Henry, cutter, at 7 p.m.
yesterday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

I,Rittration.

CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE. OX ORU.•
N. Election will be,beld ir,,te above Coll e on FuiDAY,
the 15th of June, of TWO SC Hat RS—one for the
county of Hants, and one for the county Uf ancaster.
dates must be under 19 years. of age .on the day of Election;
and.they will be required to presets. in peisun, to the President,.
col tificates of the marriage of their parents, and of their .own
baptism, an affidavit of their parents, or some other competent
person, stating the day and place of their birth, and test imoni,lB
from their College or School; together with Latin Epistles, at
Eleven o'clock on Saturday, the 9tl4ofJune.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at One o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale street,
100 Tons prime solid Rio de la Hache NICARAGUA WOOD,
160 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,
Just arrived ex Shannon, and landing on the Quay, west side
King's Dock.—Apply to JOHN ADAMS. Esq., Merchant, or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and F.oster's Office, Dale-street,
• 1220 Sacks :East .India FLOUR,
Ea' Emily, from Calcutta.—Apply to
- JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.—Wind N.W.—Fresh.

ARRIVED.—The Alexander, Selph, from Honduras and Falmouth—
Harmony, Much, frem Cadiz—Felix, Ren nington, and Helene, Buck,
from RostockA ugusta Caroline. fm Stettin —City of Exeter, Donne,
from Havre—Wilhelmina, from Groningen—Lady of the Lake, Banks,
from Gallipoli.
SAILED.—Grace, Pearson, for Antigua—Martha, Cowman, Montreal

Laura Ann, Casely, hence, at Lisbon. •
St. James, Sehor, from New York, off the Lizard.
Reform, Knight, from Rio Janeiro, off ditto.
Lady S. Stewart, Steele, from Antigua, at Whitehaven.
Emily, Davidson, from Demerara, at Belfast.
Hunter, Clay, from Oporto, at ditto.
Vine, Gale, from Lisbon for Monte Video, was spoken 21st March,
in lat. 2 N, long. 20 W.
Surrey, , from Sierra Leone for Falmouth, was spoken 12th
inatant, in lat. 47, long. 18.
Nimrod, Manning, hence for Charleston, was spoken 10th instant,
in lat. 47. long. 19.
Duan, New, from New Orleans, at this port. On the 18th ult." off
Carysford Reef, spoke the Horace, from New Orleans for this port.
On ihe 9th instant, in lat, 43 4, N. long. 40 35, W. fell in with and
hoarded a wreck, apparently an hermaphrodite schooner, ktid a new
vessel from the appearance of her deck ; found her stripped of every
thing hut her anchors, hatches off, and no cargo : name on her stem
very legible, " Caro, of Kingston, U.S." On the 24th instant, off
Kinsale, spoke the 1-lenry Hood, from New York, and-the Sir John
Grenville, from St. John, N. 8., both for this port.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

THURSDAY, MAY 31.

Anuivnn.—Ganges, Jones, from New Orleans—Catherine. from
Emllen, and Minerva, from Jersey.
SAI LED. —Sy I ph, Evans. for Rotterdam and Amsterdam—Plumstead,
Symonds, Bahia—Anna Sophia, Butcher, Leghorn, &c.—Water Lilly,
Cuthhertson, Bilboa—Star, Glover, New York—Euphemis, Penning-
ton, Malta,

Diana. Greig, hence, at Newfoundland.
Brooke, Illeasdale, from Ilambro' and Fayal, at ditto.
John Cook. Tilison, sailed from Madeira for Cape Verds 4th May.
Jane, Sanderson, sailed from Malaga for Liverpool 9th May.
Arrow, , and Arrow, Harris, hence, at Licata
Calsar, Le Brun. hence, at Licata, and sailed for Liverpool Ilth May
Lady Clinton, Farmer, sailed from Girgenti for Liverpool 21st May
Bruce, Stephenson, sailed from Licata for Liverpool 12th Mjiy.
Falmouth, Merrill, hence, at Cadiz.
Ann Paley, Hunter. hence, at Lisbon.
Triumph°, Passas, hence. at ditto.
Charlotte, Ahinett, and Lynx, Forsyth, sailed from Lisbon for Li-
verpool 20th May.
Frances, Murphy, sailed from Oporto for London 19th May.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received the letter of " W. Therrington," but caenTi
insert it without some further explanation, which we 13133
seek personally.
The lines by " W," have been received, and, if approved, °—
alb
appear on Tuesday.
The following is submitted for our opinion :
"Any articles, either original or select, with which the Edit°,r,
may be favoured, and which cannot be inserted, shall, e,
ou
qnired, be returned - and he would beg to assure those pers.
who may kindly send in their Scrap Books or Albums for se d
lection, that the greatest care shall be taken of them and return
at any appointed time."
"Is the above sentence correct ? If not, is the inaccuracY
sanctioned by the usage of the day ?"
ntlY
We answer to both queries " Decidedly not." Indepen"e- the
of a general clumsiness of construction which pervades lies
above sentence, the words which we have marked in ita
should have been " and that they shall be returned."

ne iliberpool eetantrarD.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1838.

tr_..i. The Publication of the STANDARD commenced this Moll

ing at 5 o'clock.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.—The news from Franca
of a
very unimportant character. The affairs of Africa'
seem. to engross much of the attention of the French el";
ecutive. It is said that the expedition sent by .Ande'
Kd er into the desert of Biscarra, in the rovince of Con-
stantina, had accomplished its object without striking 9
blow. Many of the tribes have paid to the Emir the
taxes formerly levied by the Dey of Algiers. According
to accounts from the interior, Abdel-Kader is plepating
a formidable expedition against the town of Ain MaYde;
in the great deserts. Marshal Vallee is seriously ill, and
wishes to return to France.
From Spain the news is equally uninteresting. The last
arrivals bring an account of Cabrera's death ; but lie has
been 4, dead" so often in the Chtistinos papers that thetl
is very little reliance to be placed upon the rumour. 1.
is stated that General Oraa, with five battalions and
thre.t;
squadrons, had effected a j
but General Rua'unction with Pardinas. Fresh
riots had taken place at Guipuzcoa,
had succeeded in establishing order. Don Carlos is salcf
to have slept on the 20th at Larraun, within three leagues
r
of Estella, and that he was to have left the next day
ft)
Gu puzeoa.
The news from Portugal reaches to the 25th instant.
The private letters state that the Portuguese goverini:
ment have refused to sign the slave trade treaty, the d
nister of Foreign Affairs objecting to grant to EPgian
on the n_
the unlimited right of search; while others,
trary, assert that the treaty has been duly signed. Whicl
of the statements is true, we have not the means, at pre.li
sent, of determining. Remechido and his bands still
give great trouble and uneasiness, the government be.;
ing unable to put them down. Donna Isabel Maria 1
said to lave been proclaimed Regent of the kingdom ,t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TO TIMBER, MERCHANTS

LAND.;AT 144.1thINGTO:,i-TVLIIC THE BANKS OF
a • • THE MERSEY.
ITIO bq LET, Two large Plots of LAND 'n Harrington,
LS within a short distance of the river Mer y, on the. North
and South Sides of the. new street cal e Northumberland-
street ; eacji of them containing indength inn North to South
7
200 arils, nil in . breadth from East t .West 45 yards, and
comprisinti, 'together a space of 20,027 superficial square yards,
or thereabouts.
The shrive Premises have been lately occupied by Messrs.
Price and .Co., and others,..a:., litiperies, but are peculiarly well
calculated, •froto ' their convenient proximity to the river, for
depositories for Timber, for which purpose they are now priii7
posed to be Let, in two Lots, with posssissiou at Midsummer
day neat, or earlier, if desired. , i

. ,
'l'he terms and further particulars may he obtained on ap-
plication at the Offices of Messrs.
.HowA irn and Wycitt, Solir
citors, Drury-lane, Liverpool, where a Plan
of the Land be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

Eo bc iLtt.

910 be LET; a H 0118. E situate at Diin, Toxieth-park,
'comprising Dining and Drawing-ro 8,24 feet by 18, Break.-
fast and Six Bed-rooms, wit if:a Garde and every eonveniare
for a resoectable, family. The Furniture which has only been
in use a ten months, to be taken at a valuatiou.—For partieulati,
apply to 'Mr. „1. TrionuA.N, on the Premises, or at Leicester-
buildings,"Kitig-sireet.

PUBLIC HOUSES, INNS, &e.
FlllO be LET, Seieral INNS, First,rate %V TE and SPIRIT
VAULTS, Old-Estaitlished PUBLIC OUSES, TAPS,
BEER and EATING-HOUSES, and B SINESS PLACES
oral! descriptions, in all parts of the To n. Also, COTTAGE
PROPERTY on Sale.—Apply to Mr. J. R. IVItt.t.HR, House
and' Land Agent, and General Broker; Orange-eprt, Castle-
street, arid May-place, Mount-pleasant.—All letters post-paid.
May 3134 183 S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.—Wind N.W.—Fresh.

ARRIVED.—The Alexander, Selph, from Honduras and Falmouth—
Harmony, Much, frem Cadiz—Felix, Ren nington, and Helene, Buck,
from Rostock—.Augusta Caroline, fm Stettin —City of Exeter, Donne,
from Havre—Wilhelmina, from Groningen—Lady of the Lake, Banks,
from Gallipoli.
SAILED.—Grace, Pearson, for Antigua—Martha, Cowman, Montreal

Laura Ann, Casely, hence, at Lisbon,
St. James. Sehor, from New York, off the Lizard.
Reform, Knight, from Rio Janeiro. off ditto.
Lady S. Stewart, Steele, from Antigua, at Whitehaven.
Emily, Davidson, from Demerara, at Belfast.
Hunter, Clay, from Oporto, at ditto.
Yare; Gate, from Lisbon for Monte Video, was spqken 21st March,
in lat. 2 N, long. 20 W.
Surrey, , from Sierra Leone for Falmouth, was spoken 12th
inatant, in lat. 47, long. 18.

Nimrod, Manning, hence for Charleston, was spoken 10th instant,
in lat. 47. long. 19.
Duan, New, from New Orleans, at this port. On the 18thult. off
Carysford Reef, spoke the Horace. from New Orleans for this port.
On the 9th instant, in la t, 43 4, N. long. 40 35, W. fell in with and
boarded a wreck, apparently an hermaphrodite schooner, and a new
vessel from the appearance of her deck ; found her stripped of every
thing but her anchor s, hatches off, and no cargo : name on her stem
very legible, " Caro, of Kingston, U.S." On the :24th instant,, off
Kinsale, spoke the Henry Hood, from New York, and the Sir John
Grenville, from St. John, N. 8., both for this port.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

EPSOM RACES

FUESDA Y, MAY 29. —The Craven S'akes, of W sous each. The
last mile and a quarter. 8 subs.
Lord Stiffield's Caravan, 4 yrs - • - Pavis 1
Lord Westrninster's Richard Hoe, 3 yrs 2
Lord G. Bentinck's Seth, 3 yrs - 3
Mr. Ford's Quo Minus, 3 yrs 4
Mr. Bond's Young Kean, (Worry colt,) 3 yrs • 5
Lord Exeter's Hybiscus, 4 yrs 6
6to 4 against Caravan, and 4 to 1 against Seth. Richard
Roe and Seth laid in front at a a moderate pace for the first
quarter of a mile; Caravan then took up the running at im-
proved speed, was never caught, and won easy by a length. A
considerable space separated the others.
The Woodcote Stakes, of 30 sovs each, h ft, for two year olds.
Last mile and a half. 8 subs.
_ _ .

Mr. J. Worrall's b c Peon, by Lapdog - • Rogers 1
Captain Garduor's f by Aclacon, out of Mistletoe 2
Even betting. Peon for choice; he made all the running,
and won by half a length cleverly.
The Shirley Stakes, of 25 sovs each. For three year olds. One
mile.

Sir G. Heathcote's Tawney Owl Chapple 1
Lord Stradbroke's Beggarman - 2
5 and 6to 4 on Beggarman, who made the play round the
turn, where Tawney Owl went by him, had the rest of the race
to himself, and won in a canter by three lengths. It was thought
that Beggarman was not up to the mark.
The Epsom Stakes, of 5 sovs each, with 50 added. The second
to save his stake. Winner to be sold for 200sovs, &c. Mile

heats. 7 subs.
Lord Stradbroke's b c Redcar, 4 yrs Nat 3 1 1

Mr. J. Day's Oberon, aged
Lord Exeter's b f Elf, 3 yrs
Mr. Sadler's f by Reveller, out of Design, 4 yrs
Mr. S. Browne's b f Magnolia, 4 yrs
. .

First heat—The race was confined to the first three, and was
won by a head only, the third not being more than a neck from
the second. The second heat was disputed, stride for stride,
for 200 yards, between Redear and Oberon, and won by a neck.
In the third, Itedcar made all the play, and won in a canter.
OAKS-5 to 1 against Ninny 01:0 9to 1 against Industry
(tk;) 20 to 1 against Mr. Theobald's.
WE DN ESDAY— (BY EXPRESS).
The Great Derby Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h ft, for 3yr old
colts Bst 71b. and fillies Bst 21b. The last mile and a half.
The owner of 'he second horse to to receive 100 sovs. out of

the stakes. 131 Subscribers.
Sir G. Ileathcote's Amato
Col. Peel's lon
Lord G. Bentinck's Grey Mumus
23 started. Won cleverly. Chapple rode the winner.

TURF APPOINV
JUNE.

lENTS FOR 1838.
IPlymouth l4
Lewes

Epping
Manchester
Reigate 6
Ascot l3
Newton l3
Tenbury
Knighton
Buxton
Hampton-court
Newcastle 25
Hippodrome 26
Bath

15

Paisley
Burnley
Burton on-Trent 2l
Oxford
York
Swansea and Neath

Exeter
Stourbridge

rotnes V 2B
'Eghatu
Canterbury

JULY.
Bibury Club 4
Stockbridge
Newmarket
Arundell
Pollock and Glasgow l3
Liverpool
Winchester
Stamford
Dudley, &c
Cheltenham 24
Lancaster 25
Southampton
Knutsford.. 25
Farningham 25
Goodwood 3l

SEPTEMBER.
Warwick
Stirling 6
Lichfield
Abingdon l2
Leicester
Doncaster l7
Isle of Thanet

Heaton Park
Walsall
Lincoln 27

AUGUST.
Bridgnorth
Worcester . 7
Potteries ...a 7
Brighton
llertford
Newcastle-under-Lyme 5
Wolverhampton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND )

(From the Dublin Evening Mail.)
On Friday last, in the House of Louts, the Bishop of Exeter,
in a speech .unexampled for its force and eloquence, brought
toward his promised resolutions, condemnatory of the National
Board of Education. To attempt an analysis of this masterly
oration would imply almost a transcription of the whole: for
the at raugement is So connected, the argument so close, the ex-
pression so condensed and unredundant, that it is impossible
to the nicest ingenuity to compress the materials Within a
smaller compass, or represent them in language more terse,
and at the same time, intelligible. The general import, however,
of his lordship's speech may be collected in the compact form of
the resolutions which he proposed. They are three in number,
and are as follows :
" Ist. That it appears that the system of national education
in Ireland has failed to attain the objects which are stated in a
letter dated Oct., 1831, written by Mr Stanley, now Lord Stan-
ley, to the Duke of Leinster, especially as to uniting Roman
catholics and, protestants in the same schools.
"2d, That the' working of the system has tended to the undue
encouragement of the Roman catholic and disciiuragement of
the protestant religion in Ireland.
"3d. -That the modifications recommended in the fourth report
have not been found adequate to prevent or mitigate the evils
complained of."
To the proof of those propositions his lordship devoted his
great talents and research with such address and effect, that the
utmost defence undertaken by ministers or their friends amounted
to no more than an- evasion of the charges, or the induction of
a few particular cases where the system, in their Opinion, had
not worked out all the evils which it has a tendency to produce.
Lord Lansdowne's reply was ratheran.apology than a defence;
Whilst that of the Bishop. of Derry, who was understood to ex-
press his "heartfelt satisfaction at haying an opportunity of re-
' chrding his bumble, but conscientious, support of the national
.system of education," was an open—(should we not add ?)—an
iudecerous desertion of the principles to which he himself, by
Sanctioning their proceedings, committed
,a large ;acid misdi-
rected portion of the clergy of his united diocese, in the cele-
brated document known as the Derry and Raphoe resolutions.
Those resiihrtions were as stroLglt.condetnnator v of parts of the
:national sy stem as the BiShop of Exeter himselfcould draw up;
they had the Bishop's sanction; if our memory serve us cor-
rectly he presided at some of the deliberations in which they
were adopted. But it should appear his lordship's expediency
has taken another turn ; and rather than not support the Whigs,
he, has turned his back ulion his own clergy. To their construe-
. tion we resign hint. Auother Bishop (quere Protestant?) ut-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

S HARE-BROKING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD•
Sin,—You will be doing me, and, if I mistake not, the pub-
lic generally, no inconsiderable favour by allowing your journal
to become the public medium of my complaints against the man-
ner in which the business of share-broking is conducted in this

When the great rag
town.
e for speculation arose, in 1836, and
schemes of all sorts sprung up daily like mushrooms' a host of
share-brokers arose with them,—l was going to add, like mush-
rooms too,—and the number is now almost as great as that of all
the joint-stock companies whose shares they are commissioned
to sell or purchase.
Previously to this era of madness, when every one seemed
more or less affected by the prevailing mania, stock and share-
brokers were comparatively few in number; but most, if not all
of these, were then, as they still are, highly respectable, prompt
in their dealings, and worthy of public confidence. Hence, I
believe, there was little or no inconvenience, and still less any
loss experienced by those who had to employ brokers iu the pur-
chase and sale of shares • and although delays might and doubt-
less did occur occasionally, I never heard of complaints so loud
and general as ate now prevailing against the delays, and even
the difficulties, experienced in getting either scrip or money
from the hands of brokers.
It is with a wish to remedy this state of things, by drawing
public attention to the fact, and snaking certain suggestions,
that I have taken the liberty of addressing you; and when it is
considered how immense the amount of money is which must
necessarily `pass through the hands of brokers, in this of all
others, the ruling market of shares, I think you and your read-
ers will agree with me, that promptitude and despatch in the
transfer both of shares and value should be the leading princi-
ples—the very motto of a broker's business.
In one respect, and in one only, is promptitude shown; and
that is, when you become the purchaser of shares—in which case
there is no delay—nay, a very extraordinary degree of prompti-
tude is exhibited io demanding and obtaining payment of your
purchase. But, sell those shares again, and you must dance
attendance at certain offices for weeks and months, and often
have recourse to legal proceedings before you can obtain the
value of them. This is no idle or empty assertion, as some of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TO CLASSICAL CENT' EMEN.

A GENTLEMAN of Education, competent. a
„nd willing to
undertake the Management or a SEMINARY, and with
an English Assistant, to teach the Pupils thrClassics,
Writing, Ai ithmetic, Geography, the Lt the Globes. Men-
suration, &c., may meet with au engage ent in the Isle of Man,
on liberal and advantageous terms.,•
Every information may be obtained:on application to Mr.
DIXON, Parade, Douglas.--,No.Letters noticed unless Postage
paid.
May 22, !SA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

~.iida~1~1~1"J♦

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, 4c,
John Knox. 510) J Thornpson, from Bombay, 282 his l 7 1-bls cot-
ton, 19 bls.3 1-bls sheeps' wool, Barton, Irlarn and Co-689 bls 20 1 -bls
cotton, 146 bales sheeps' wool, order--14 bales sheeps' wool, Daniell,
Dickinson and Co-63 bales 6 i-bales cotton, Sir C Coekerell and Co-
-138 bales 6 1-bales do, Acrainan. 13riags and
,Co-985 .bales 42 I-bales
no, 128 chests tea, 25'2 chests cassia, 378 bags galls, 1.) Gibb-125 bndls
senna, Daniell, Dickinson and Co--1- case wine, 1 case tea, 1 parcel
work boxes, C Swanson-1 hbd sherry,- A Oughterson and Co-0 bas
coffee, 609 pees elephants' teeth,lo bdls mother-of-pearl sliellS, 91
bdls deer horns, order—Q D.

Fatima, (373)e Fethers, from Calcutta, 1119 bgs. saltpetre, 944 bags
sugar, H and J Hornby and Co-396 bags sugar, 1119ligs rice, 126 chsis
indigo, 46 chests Inc dye, 16 chests shell lac, 14 es silk piece goods, 19
bales raw silk, 24 packages elephants' teeth, 13 hxs sundries, order-
-200 bags rice, J Stitt and Co-640 sks flour, Heyworth and Co-5
chests indigo, N Crooke and Co-44 do, 3 pkgs sundries, 11 his yarn,
Sands, Turner and Co-51 chts 1 sample 1 box indigo, 111 R Gladstone
—2 boxes contents unknown, 250 bales jute, Id chests shell lac, G
Bhggs—l his raw silk, Ogilvy, Gillanders and Co-10,00 buffalo horns
box books, M Hunter—P D.
!VEST INDIES AND ARAD.EII2.4. .
Rochdale, 0911 T Shephard, from Madeira and St Vincent, with
Urn Madeira) pps 12 lids 10 qr eks wine, J Unwin-1 ppe 12 lids 31
qr eks do, order--(fm St Vincent) 81 Ws sugar, 15 puns rum, 64 puns
molasses, 6 Ida cotton, J Cropper-50 his sugar, P Girvin-51 do, J
Morgan-20 do, C W and F Shand-12 pns rum, G Hyde-40 hides, 33
hxs arrowroot, 2 hxs sweetmeats, order —K D
Colonist, (208) J Cowman, from Trinidad, with 439 hhds 3 tees 13
Inds sugar, 20 puns coffee, 110 brls 20-bags-cocoa, order—G D.
Alexander, (21i9) It Stewart, from Jamaica, 26 hhds 8 tees sugar, 232
tees 10 I,rls 1 i-hrl coffee, 1 cask rum, 452 salted hides, 2 kegs tama-
rinds, J 11,11 and Co-1 cask rum. T Clifford-47 tees 4 brls coffee, A
Noyes-31 tees 9 his 3 casks do, Jones, Mann and Co-20 hhds 20
tees sugar, 23 tees coffee, W Christie-47 Ices 2 In.'s coffee, J Adams-
-26 tees 1 brl I f-brl coffee, T llatton-44 tees 29 gels do, W Smith-9
tees 10 brls do. J 13 Yates and Co-4 tees 18 lirls.do, order-8 tees 14
brls do, 3 lihds sugar, Tory, Holt and Co-9 brls sugar, 0 Kelly'-124
tons Nicaragua wood, T Hatton-34691b sarsaparilla, Steibel Brothers
—1 hrl fruit, .1 B Widman-57 pkgs returned goods, 30-bags dividivi,
10 pkgs presents, Nicholls, Lucas and Co—W D.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARXET, MAY 31.
New flutter continues in good demand, hut.at lower prices. The
weather is favourable and we understand the make in Ireland increases
rapidly. Prime Carlow and Waterford we quote at lOis to 1065. New
pickled Butter much wanted, and readily commands 100 s for 2ds.—
No new feature in the Bacon or barrelled Provision market.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

NEW £~O.UTK WALES.

Will have immediate despatch.—Loading west side of
,r- Prince's Dock.
c.
kAw For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY,
„ _ 47 The beautiful fast-sailing Liverpool-built Barque
LAURA,'
T. D A Commander ;
-329 tons register; A I; coplio.rnd.aud copper-fastened, and bag'
-superior accommodations.—Fur' freight or pagp.ge apply to
Messrs. Josmni..roxas and Co.,
BRODIE and HAMILTON, or
COTESWORTH and SMITH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

WEST INDIES.

Will meet with immediate despatch.
-Z For DE,MERARA,
- With leave to call at 111.1 D
, The . fine Poitish=built Bak LLE N,
i'•• RoaT. MActiowAL, Co mander ;
A 1; burthen per register 245 tons.--E0 freight or pamage
ePply to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONit any) Co., or to
• %. BOLD and STARKEY.

To sail on. the 9th of June. ~
• For DEMERARA.
The Ship J O II NST( E.,
T. 'l'. SPENcE, Ma r.
'For passage (hawing superior accomm dation%) apply to
TINNE,,nd

.t4.r
*4:„.
•

4 -A
For KINGSTON,AMAI ,
4, r
v., The Regular Trader A 1 Brig AL ' "ANDER,
. ,,,..‘
_it ROBERT STEWART, M er;
,i
Now lying in Victoria Dock, and ill receive Goods
'until Tuesday Aiteruoon.—For freight or passage apply to the
Master, on board, or to
• .. JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

ON SALE.

--
•ON SALE,
A splendid NEW SHIP,
" s-st-s Now on the stocks, at Chepstow, in the building yard
of Mr. Oliver Chapman ; the frame tieing all up. ready
for inspection berme planking. This vessel will be of handsome
model, with large capacity for her tonnage, and a very fast
sailer. Leiloth, 92 feet; breadth. 22 feet 6 inches; depth, 14
feet ; about 215 tons, old measurement; she wilt have a quarter-
deck and topgallant forecastle, anal thoroughly copper-fastened.
particularsg apply to the Builder, at Chepstow, or to
TIIOS. CFIKPMAI4, Cornwallis-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received the letter of " W. Tberrington," but cannot'
insert it without some further explanation, which we shall)
seek personally.
The lines by " W," have been received, and, if approved, shalD
appear on Tuesday.
The fallowing is submitted for our opinion
"Any articles, either original or select, with which the Editor
may be favoured, and which cannot be inserted, shall, if re.-
qnired, be returned ; and he would beg to assure those persons
who may kindly send in their Scrap Books or Albums for se-
lection, that the greatest care shalibe taken of them and returned
at any appointed time."
"Is the above sentence correct ? If not, is the inaccuracl
sanctioned by the usage of the day ?"
We answer to both queries "Decidedly not." Independentlf
of a general clumsiness of construction which pervades the
above sentence, the words which we have marked in italics
should have been "and that they shall be returned."

'Ube iLiberpool ,*tanbarb.

FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, 1838.

(17". The Publication of the STAN DA It n commented this mOlO

ing at 5 o'clock.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.—The news from France is
of a very unimportant character. The affairs of Africa
seem to engross much of the attention of the French ex-
ecutive. It is said that the expedition., sent by Abdel-
Kader into the desert of Biscarra, in the province of Con-
stantina, had accomplished its object without striking a
blow. Many of the tribes have paid to the Emir the
taxes formerly levied by the Dey of Algiers. According
to accounts from the interior, Abdel-Kaderbis
preparing
a formidable expedition against the town of Ain Mayde,d
in the great deserts. Marshal Vallee is seriously
in, an
wishes to return to France.

From Spain the news is equally uninteresting. The lad
arrivals bring an account of Cabrera's death ; but be has
been "dead" so often in the Christinos papers that there
is very little reliance to be placed upon the rumour. It
is stated that General Oraa, with five battalions and three
squadrons, had effected a junction with Pardinas. Fresh
riots had taken place at Guipuzcoa, but General Iturriza
had succeeded in establishing order. Don Carlos is said
to have slept on the 20th at Larraun, within three leagues
of Estella, and that he was to have left the tat day for
Guipuzcoa.
The news from Portugal reaches to the 25th instant..
The private letters state that the Portuguese govern-
ment have refused to sign the slave trade treaty, the Mi-
nister of Foreign Affairs objecting to grant to England
the unlimited right of search ; while others, on the con-
trary, assert that the treaty has been duly signed. Which.
of the statements is true, we have not the means, at pre-
sent, of determining. Rernechido and his bands still
give great trouble and uneasiness, the government be-
ing unable to put them down. Donna Isabel Maria is
'aid to have been proclaimed Regent of the kingdom
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

UNITED STATES.

Samuel, (558) J Jameson, from Mobile, 196 b 1.4 cotton, order-39
do, l'urton, Parker and co-11 do, J Johnson-25 do, %V horde-578 I
do, \V and J Brown and co--136 do, G Green and Son-728 do, A Pope
—7O do, G Gordon-=5 do, Master—B D
Scotland. (567) J Merryman, from New Orleans, with 1955 bls cot-
ton. Humphreys and 13iddle-50 do, order
Russell, (328) N Bacon, from New Orleans, 758 bls cotton, Hum-
phreys and Biddle-410 do, A Denniatouu and co-152 do, order-28
do. S %V Roundell—W D
Valhalla, (268) D L Stephens, from Natchez, 922 bls cotton, W and
J Brown and co-129 do, B Jackson-43 do, H Roose—P D
Argo, (402) J K Parley, from Natchez, with 18311ds cotton, W and
J Brown and co-75 do, G Green and Son-2 do, order—
P
Hilah, (379) E- Hanirnond, from Natchez, 1458 bls cotton, Wand J
Brown and co—P 1)
Charlotte, (602) G Fisher, from Savannah, 461 Ms cotton, Wilder,
Pickersgill and co-75 do, Moly neux, Witherby: arnicallictosili2:liisdo.,nodrd,Ceor
—7OB do, W audJ Brown and co-114 do, Waij :vnios and co—B D
—485 do, Purtou, Parker and ca—lU° do, Baring Ms cotton,4l 110 -
Orlando, (344) N'Bradfield, from
ford and co-690 do, 3 bas conts unkSna.
44
York, 98 bales cotton. Fitz-
vant_",,Vl iron, order—K D
Hibernia, (540) B B Cobb, from I:.w.i
,r,_
84 do, G Gibson-45 do,
huh and Grimshaw-33 do, G Vi*.k),L .293 do, It Hebron-14.2• do,
W A and C; Maxwell-203 do, A -I
Gibbs. 13;i3glit and Co-103 do, Wainwright,
W Smith and Son-79 do, ., longhs order-,61 brls 1 Ice,.
,t,
Shells and Co-50D brls tar, lincr(sirc,o—P,p D. .
manganese, Wildes. Pic ersg
iTthCsrolBwdbearts
JBlHro:4;chwiar.dAlafgroeemanC,hi aernle—st4o3nd,ow,
John Cadmus, (447)
cotton, W Stuart-
-11,
and Co-638 do, order—P 1)
80 do, Baring
Parthenon,B(slB°l)hY'rioxpas, from Charleston, with 306 hales cotton,
122 do, .1 I tali and Co-30 do, J Johnson-672 do, Baring
W and J Brown and Co--'-452 dojorder-50
T Cro
B t (‘‘,(si earn—d
C o —317 do,
d,r,°, JWorkman-52 J Smith and Sons—W 1).
Abercromby, (456) from Charleston, 151 bates-cotton, W H Gilliat-
-51 d0..1 1) Johnson and Co-341 do, Bolton, Ogden and Co-23 do, T
Crowder-932 do, outer—Q D
Robert Morris, (240 tons) C Thomas. from New Orleans, with 620
bales cotton, Humphreys and Biddle-40 do, W II Gilliat—W D
Rose. (329) C Flanders, from -Now Orleans, with 1759 bales cotton,
Ilun.phreys and Biddle-25 do. .1 ilulford and Co-24 do, order—P D.
Mississippi, (617) H Davies, front New Orleans„with 1793 bales cot-
ton, J Milford and Co-90 do, W and. J Brown and Co-70 do, order
—P D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

EUROPE.

—•
City of Exeter, J Down, from Havre, 3 eases wine, J Winstatiley and
Son-2 do, It A Mould-9 do, C Bushell-3 do, P W Smith-60 do, A
Seignette-14 cases 140 baskets do, order-5 cases do,' Laughton and
Pottsl case do, Castellain, Sons and Co-1 do, J Maury and Sons-1
do, Willoughby —3 brls do, Rowlinson and Co-6 cases a°, Froes Bro-
thers-2 do, J D Thompson—) case contents unknown, J Burgess-16
cases do, Jones, Windle and Co-6 do, 'T V Phillips-2 do, Langtr's
and Co-7 cases contents unknown, W B Promoli-10 do, Castel-lain
and Co-15 cases wine, ft IVl'Leod-1 case contents unknown, M Par-
son-73 cases wine. J Dawson-2 do, F Croft-12 cases 8 baskets do,
Currie and Newton-4 cases do, Vianna and Jones-12 do, Ii Wood
and Co-2 do. It Bateson-3 do, S Salisbury and Son—ls do. Pember-
ton and Green-6 cases 1 hhd do, 1 ease contents unknown, D Willink
—26 brls zinc, Willis and Co-5 cases brandy, Currie and Newton-2
casks do, W Mountfieid-11 baskets teazles, W H Rawson-18 plates
iron, 1 punching machine, 1 cask rivets, Fawcett, Preston and Co-16
t asphate rock, D Willink.
Amalie, (311) J Zimmermann, from Memel, 280 bdls flax, Falk and
Griffin-93 pcs fir timber, 3294 deals, 1000 battens, 2 fms lathwood,
3600 pipe staves, J W Gibsone and Co-2000 treenails, Master—B D.'
Courier, (348) P Rieek, from Memel, 602 pees fir, 200 deals, 600 pipe
staves. 5400 staves, Carrie and Telo-457 bundles flax, Falk and Griffin
—B D

Maria, (186) J C Krohn, from Wolgast, 1000 qrs wheat, W Lowe—
Q D.

Zwillinge, (134) C H Brandt, from Copenhagen, 1 cse cherry brandy
Gibbs, Bright and co-760 brls 50 hf brls flour, 360 bags bread, J
Wood-365 brls flour. 11 Moore and co-2 cks provisions, 10 t iron ore,
5 t coal, 1 bx shells, W Tarbet—Q D
Mentor, (200) J Giese, from Stettin, 182 ps fir timber, 19 fms lath-
wood, order—h

. -
Frederick Wilhelm, (133) P Bennett, from Copenhagen, 878 brls 44
pals tar, 64 handspikes, J W Gibsone and Co—a D.'
Aletta Elizabeth, (151) R J Weyer, from Rotterdam, 42 chests wine,
Falk and Griffin-3 cases do, liner, Pa ulet and Co-44 mats flax, Ten-
nants, Moore and Co-75 do, A Swainson-15 Innis gin, P Deavaux-
-10 hhds 2 pipes do, 4 cases liqueurs, Bevan and Smith-67 tons oak
bark, A C Kup.
Felix, (143) Z Bening. from Rostock, 800 qrs wheat, Gibbons and
Healing—Q D.
Helene, (174) T Buck, from Rostock, 1000 qrs wheat, It Woodward
—26 qrs peas, Carne and Telo—Q D.
Fate, 051) J S Fiercke, from Danzig, 377 pees fir timber, 73 bags
wheat, 16 fmslathwood, Pickering lirothers.—P D.
Auguste Caroline, (150)..L Budig, from Stettin, 949 qrs wheat, It and
T Woodward-3 fms lathwood, Neuman and Engel-11 D
Emanuel, (22') F C Badman, from Stettin, 348 pees fir timber, 5 fms
lathwood, Falk and Griffin-1049 plates spelter, Newton, Lyon and
Co.—Q D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the very liberal encouragement which we have'
received from our advertising friends, and for which
we beg leave to tender our grateful acknowledgments' ,
we have come to the resolution TO ENLARGE TOP
LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TO THE EXTENT OF SIX AD.

DITIONAL COLUMNS
Hitherto we have frequently been under the necessity of
excluding various articles of local interest, and a log
proportion of general news, in consequence of the grey
press of advertisements with which we have been fa'
voured. We kave often, also, been forced to the alter'
native of materially curtailing our reports as well as
our editorial remarks, on the same account. The pro-
posed enlargement will enable us to embody a greater
share of such intelligence as may be generally useful,.
and to extend our reports of the various public meet-
ings, (5-c., which may be held in the neighbourhood,
as well as to present to our readers a mass of amusing
and instructive extracts from modern publications,
which latter we intend to make a pr
It will also afford us promisee feature in,
the STANDARD.
great pleasurcto avail ourselves fa
the opportunity which the contemplated enlargement of
the STANDARD will give us for advocating more fully
thoseprinciples for which we have 4ni-
fiy contended. The extended patronage which we
orm conservative
enjoy shall operate as a stimulus to increased zeal and
energy in defence of that glorious cause to which we
feel an ardent attachment—the cause of the Monarchy.
the Church, and the constitution of Great Britain.
We are happy to announce that arrangements are iA
progress for considerably increasing „he number of
agents for the sale of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD'
When these arrangements are matured, we anticipate
a material increase in our circulation, an advantage'
which we feel confident will be duly appreciated by our
advertising friends. We also flatter ourselves that'
the great increase of matter which the STANDARD W.
contain in its enlarged form will procure for us ad-
ditional support from the conservative public
Liverpool.
The proposed enlargement will take place ON TUESIDAI‘
NEXT, the sth instant, after which the LIVERP°°
STANDARD will contain TWELVE COLUMNS OF ADPI;
TIONAL MATTER PER WEEK, without any increase of
price.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

REPOSITORY OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS,

GENERAL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICES,
37, CASTLE-STREET,
Adjoining the Queen's Arms Hotel.
JOHN R. ISAAC,
HERALDIC PAINTER, SEAL ENGRAVER, &C..
1 EGS to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that every
description of ENGRAVING and PRINTING is ex-
ecuted at his Offices, in a superior
.manner, with accuracy,
punttuality, and on reasonable terms.
' WANTED, immediately, an Experienced WORKMAN in
the Engraving Department; also, a Respectable YOUTH as
an APPRENTICE.

WISS'S PATENT PORTABLE WATER CLOSETS.
E Patentee begs to state that he has appointed Mr. C.
it CHUBB, Jun., 5, South Castle-street. Liverpool, as
SOLE AGENT for the SALE of his PORTABLE WATER
CLOSETS. These articles, so well adapted to promote domes-
tic convenience. require no fixing, and are finished in such a
superior manner as to form elegant pieces of furniture. All
escape of effluvia is prevented, and they are not liable to get
out of repair. ROBT. WISS, Patentee.
C. CHUBB, Jun., Agent for his Father's Patent Detector
Locks, Fire Proof Safes, Cash Boxes, &c.

LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
W. BLISSET, NEWS-AGENT, 7, Carthusian street,
OP • Charterhouse-square, London, supplies any of the Daily
Morning Newspapers the day of publication, at 18s. per quarter,
or any of the Daily Morning or Evenings the Day after publi-
cation at 9s. per quarter, any of the Weekly (excepting the
Atlas and Spectator) on the Monday following, at 2s. 6d. per
quarter, or 7s. 6d. per annum.
The monby can be remitted by Postoffice order, and must in
all cases be paid in advance, and all letters post paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

TUESDAY.

On Tt:spAv next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, ataiateson
and Hors(all's Offive,
70 Tieices Jamaica COFFEE.
Apply to BATESON and .11..ORSEALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

,I)'t'

,ForTo sail on the sth of June.
BATAVIA aa4 CANTON.
The frigate:built ship JOHN O'GAUNT,
Jottiv"Roßknfsox, gotninander
I3urthen per register 419 tons.---:Fo'r fraight or passage, having
a 1114 poop.anl very superior cabin' alcoinrooaatiqn, apply to
Messrs. JOHN G4Apszoist.E and Co:.

EAST INDIES.

BOLD and STARKEY.

. . . . . . ....
Now loading —Warranted. first .Versel, and will be
devakhed immediately. At
• For MAURITIUS, •
.4.K.) With leave to touch at MADEIRA-,
...5,%. The hoe British-built Ship HEMLT OF OAK,
JOHN M ACP° N d 1.1), Coaimander ;
-A 1; 326 tons per re(rister; only two years old; is well known
as .a remarkably fast sailer, and presents a tWst desirable op-
hortunity to shippers.—For terms, &e. apply to Messrs...JOHN
til, A DSTONE and Co., or to BOLD and STARKEY.

Intended to soil on the sth June.
For BOMBAY,
(With liberty to call at M 4 ngra4.,)
The Ship LINTIX ;
ilas excellent accommodations for passengers, and carries .a
,nrgeon.—Far freight or passage apply to
W. and J. TYRER, or to
BARTON, IMAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the.fitli instant, at Ten o'clock,
J 2 Chests GUM ANIMI.
Apply to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers

On .WEDNESDAY, next, the 6th instant, at One .o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
16 Chests GLIM ARABIC,
lust 'andel, per Orleana, from.Bonabay.:—.-Apply to
OLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
On
,WEDNESDAY next, the fith instant, at One o'clock, at
.Molyneux. Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
9 Cases damaged GUM ARABIC,
,Landed per Orleana, from Bombay. Open for inspection in
•Dalteru's, 54, Vothonse-lane. . . .. •
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On WEDNESDAY, the 13th 'instant, at• Twelve o'clock, in
• Ghaloner and Houghton's Bonded Shed, Harrington-staet,
• • • • 255 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
being,the cargo, just landed, ex• Margaret. from theßay direct ;
236 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
being the cargo, just landed, ex Calista, from the Bay direct.
These cargoes contain ample selections of the better qualities
of• Cabinet and Machinery Wood; and the former is arranged
in Lots distinct from the latter kind, for the accommodation of
the respective buyers of figured or hard, and of plain or soft
Logs. •
210 Logs PENCIL CEDAR,
just landed, ex British Heroine, from Mobile;
With quantities of Cuba, African, &c. M AHOGANY, ROSE-
WOOD, ZEBRA, COCUS, and PARTRIDGE WOODS,
LIGNUMVITIE, &c. &c.
On account of the Importers.
C HALON ER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.

NOTICE TO MAKINEU.S.
NEW LIGHT 1N WATERFORD HARBOUR.
/11HE Corporation for Preserving and Improving the Port
of Dublin, hereby give Notice, that an ADDITIONAL
LIGHT-HOUSE has been Erected near Duncannon Fort.
from which a Light will be shown on the Evening of the Ist of
June, 1838, and thenceforth will be Lighted from Sun-set to.
Sun-rise.
Specification given of the position and appearance of the
Tower, &c., by Mr.' H AI PIN, the Inspector of Light-houses :
The new Light-house Tower is situate on the Eastern side of
Waterford Harbour, and bears N.N.E. E. from the Pun-
cannon Fort Light-house, distant 51 cables length. Those two
Lights kept in line, will lead in the best channel across the:
bar.t. '

' The North Light-house,
Bears from East Buoy of Bar..N.N.E. E. distant 1?, na. miles,
Westßuoy of Bar.N.E. 3 N.
Pf Creden Head ...N.E. N.
The Light will be a fixed bright Light.
The Tower is circular—coloured white ; and the Lantern ele-

vated 121 feet over the mean level of the sea.
All the bearings are magnetic. Var. (28deg. 3Usec )
NOTE—After the Ist of June next, the lower Light now
shown towards the*Bar, from the present Fort Light-house, will.
be exhibited only from time of half•flood to half-ebb, the upper
Light in same Tower, and that towards the anchorage of Pas-
sage as heretofore.
By order, H. VEREKER, Sec.
Ballast Ofii4e, Dtiblin, 15th March, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

Admittance, Is. Each.

SALE•POSTPONED
'lO TUESDAY, THE 19TH JUNE INSTANT.
EXTENSIVE SALE,
AT BISHOP'S COURT, ISLE OF MAN.
WDIXON has the honour to announce that he has r!'
• ceived instructions, from the Executors of the In',"
Lord Bishop, to offer by Public Competition, at BishoP
Court, Isle of Man, on TUESDAY, the 191 h instant, and followiTl
days, the whole of the very valuable PROPERTY of the late
LORD B/SHOP, comprising some thoroughbred Horses, Car'
riage, Draught and Saddle Horses, several and
Colls!bY
Able, Miracle, and Candidate, Brood Mares and Foals, ponies'
&c. &c.; a great number of fine Cattle of the Short-horned,
Ayrshire breed, including many Cows newly calved, a Pair 01
Ploughing, Oxen (twins,) and a very great number of You"
Cattle. 60 to 70 Pigs, of all ages, of the Short-eared Portu-
guese breed; between 300 or 400 Sheep and Lambs, of the
Leicester and Cheviot breed ; several hundreds of Poultry.
Carriages and Harness, Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Gears,
Rollers, Saddles, Side Ditto, Bridles, Spanish Saddle, Ole:
Gears, with a great variety of Agricultural Implements, whic
will be particularised in Catalogues, to be ready for delivery'
seven days prior to the Sale; to be had of the Auctioneer, an'
at the different Newspaper Offices.
A quantity of Malt and Hops, several Bolls of Wheat, Win-
nowing Machine, Lot of Wool, &c.
Also, the greater part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURr
Grand' PIANO, &c.
The whole of the Live Stock are in the best possible condi-
tion, and well deserving the attention- of Agriculturists and the'
Public at large.
Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock.
Conditions—all Sums under Five Rounds Ready Money'
all Sums above Five Pounds, Four Mouths' Credit oti approve,'
joint Security..
May 21, 18#38.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-01

Emporto.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, kc,
John Knox. (540) J Thompson, from Bombay, 282 his 17.1-bls co
ton, 19 his 3 k-bls cheeps' wool, Barton, Irlam and Co-689 his 20
cotton, 146 hales sbeeps' wool,'order-:-14 bales sheeps' wool, Daniel
Dickinson and Co-L63 bales 6 1-hales cotton, Sir C Cockerel' and Co-
-138 bales 6 I.bales do, Aeraman, Briggs and Co-485 hales 42 i-hales
do; 128 chests tea, 252 chests cassia, 378 hags galls; D Gibb-125 bndls
Senna, Daniell, Dic,kinson and Co—l case wine, 1 case tea, 1 parcel
work boxes, C Swanson-1 hhd sherry, A Oughterson and Co-25 bps
coffee, 609 pees elephants' teeth, 70 I.dls mother-of-pearl shells, ,91,
bdls deer horns, order,--Q D.
Fatima, (373) G tethers, from Calcutta, 1119 bgs saltpetre, 944 bags
sugar, H and J Hornby and Co-396 bags sugar, 1119 bps rice, 126 chats
indigo, 46 chests lac dye, 1G chests shell lac, 14 es silk piece goods,-19
bales raw silk, 24 packages elephants' teeth, 1:11ixs sundries, order-
-200 bags rice, .1 Stitt and Co-640 sks flour, Heyworth and Co-5
chests indigo, N Crooke and Co-44 do, 3 pkgs sundries, 11 his yarn,
Sands, Turner arid Co-51 chts I sample I box indigo, Mll Gladstone
—2 boxes contents unknown, 250 bales jute, 50 chests shell lac, G
Boggs-4 his raw silk, Ogilvy, Gillanders and Co-,-10,040 buffalo horns
1 box books, 51 Flouter—P
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Rochdale, (191) T Shephard, from Madeira and St Vincent, with
(fm Madeira) 9 laps 12 hds 10 qr eks wine, J Unwin-1 ppe 12.hds 31
qr clts do, order—(fm St Vincent) 81 lids sugar, 15 puns rum, 64 puns
molasses„ bls cotton; J Cropper—So lids sugar. 1' Girvin-54 do, J
Morgan-20 do, C W and I? Shand-12 Tins rum, G Hyde-10 hides, 33
bxs arrowroot, 2 hxs sweetmeats, order—K D
Colonist, 268) J Cowman. from Trinidad, with 439 bbds 3 tees 13
Iris sugar, 20 puns coffee, 110 hrls 20 bags cocoa. order—G D.
Alexander. 12119) It Stewart, from Jamaica, 26 hlids 8 tees sugar, 232
tees 16 brls 1 coffee, 1 cask ruin, 432 salted hides, 2 kegs tama-
rinds, J Hall and Co-1 cask rum, 'l' Clifford-47 tees 4 brls, coffee, A
Iloyes-31 tees 9 hrls 3 casks do, Jones, Mann and Co-20 hhds 10
tees sugar, 23 tees coffee, W Christie-47 tees 2 hrls coffee, J Ada M-
s-26 tees. brl 1 i-brl coffee, T Hatton-44 tees 29 Inds do, W Smith-9
tees 10 brls do, J,B Yates and Co-4 tees 18 brls do, order-8 tees 14
brls do, 3 Idols sugar, Tory, Holt and Co-9 brie sugar, 0 Kelly-124
tons Nicaisgua wood, T atton-34691h sarsaparilla, Steibel Brothers
—1 brl fruit, J B Widmau-57 pkgs returned goods, 30 bags dividivi,
10 pkgs presents, Nicholls, Lucas and Co—W D.