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

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Vottrp., _which is vile inean, and contemptible i discarding ho- witir a Welsh labourer; whO knew a lita h r I; t
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nesty as.an ineutnbrance, add rejecting patriotism as a s_.out ...ng..sr, and he ' CELEBRATION OF THE CoRoNATION AT ItOCHDALE.-A
our route ihat a atuiut a Mile further we should teeetine of the inhabitants of the burouch of ltoehda'e was held Emporto. - LI
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s-- -....' • - au Wellnesuay evening last, in . the C...notissioners Room, to
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• . townie lila; we Shoeld get Co within a ini:e or Llanb,rris• teke into consideratioo measures:m.l)e adopted fin the celebra-
• LOVE AND MADNESS. .elements, all mediocritous of their kind, the antiquated H. W
, Whils-t taikitig to us, two feininines of his household. and several lion of the 41. v appointed for the eoronation or her Majesty ; • F..4.3T INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, kc,
. , • : reprobate, the puny spurner, the bunglink .statist, the children crowded 'amid us, and appeared to regard "us as greet Mr. Benjetnin He.ope, chief constatile, in the chair. A result'. John Campbell,. (414) W Paton, from Bombay, with 385 bls cotton'
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Alas, they had besn friends in youth, :F..3orlies,F,orlies and co-155. do, J,.antl Sy Owens-20do J Gurnock-'- '
lint whispering tongsies ean poiann truth, sitooging secretary-, the dandy diplomatist, are all packed curiosities.. 'We followed his directions, and the path road 19 tion was passed, recommending thsei:tid,oalyi t.bae
ilcn.eo),R,:stssi.n,nliolwidi:iiN ,
cio, a smith-12 do. li Ising-2.) do, Gockert•ll and co'-1385 bls and June
And constani,y lives in realms abort., louether in one common union of insignificance, like which we were, led us to' the trantroad he had spoken of. Ou and it was aim] agreed, that there . , ,
,t, , 36 hf bls clo. order-5 chts Nankin silk. J G Frith-1 parcel books,
On . Thompson, Anderson and co-32. chts olibanum '8 'mils deer horns, Richt
And life is thorny. and piuth is vain. arriving there. wefound a lane, or- narrow high road, in excel- the different trades and societies were requested to joie.
. worthless and inflammatory pamphlets bound up in one ~,
' And tor be wroth with one we love. lent repair, rioning nearly parallel with the tramroad, and the day finlowing there is ts, be a public ball, the proceeds ol 4122 bgs sugnaer.i,,boorwde;2l July 17
Doth work like madness in the brain. . gross volume, and reposingon a bookshelf, valuable only
i'ilirFreßy-I,CfArOni Si
which passed through a beautiful aveutie of low trees. We which are to.be given to the, 11.,whdale Dispensary.
,A eutnerous ,
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. COusainog's CitatsTAßEL. 4.6 n4ke a show, or poison an unhapoy moth or tw
~ 0. here endeavoured 'to conte tu terms with a hey with 'a -cart to • committee was appointed to carry these resolutions ipto effect. , Admiral
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eira Leone. 421' logs feak Willi
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:Abd vet sach puerile 'lumber has the meaniCof doing; - giire us " a Uri." both Of us heginning•to feel tired afterour op -The Hee, Mrs ileayiside then said,. that he could nid allow the timber, Gold-sudib and Webster-191 tons camwood, Fll Langley- .
To bed, but not to slumber, he retired, i . . • . Decir
And ere the morn ing •sun with golden. ray, h4r in. Our Whigs are -not.' without taittlevolence. All. and down hill walk ef six or seven miles, but he was nut going meeting to separate without suggesting the propriety'of (eon- B D .
our way. A kind Of road side cottage, with-a steall Sign •over meinorating the day •by some •work „of, charity, which would do • eltemis-
ith 268 hile 3 tcs sugar, John
Had kiss'd the hills, the hey awoke,-to what? goocl.has ,forsaken,
,them, and evil only dwells in their • . - . Chart
• the door, w his:a announced in English, that beer was licensed credit to the town, and be a lasting benefit to. the, peeple. lie
thoeght Abet all parties could conscientio9sly join. to raise e , Barton. Irlam aud co-'77 do 10 tcs do, S L TrOtinatc-=-10 do. 3 Wifsori •factols"
To madness ; the inturiatedemon that.. . pUrposes. Buts' mighty body of hale and luStY Consti- to be drunk on the piensiees; stood iuvitingly open, and- in 'we
Hail furtive .cotne, Andreas.= stole a.way. ttitionalists are springing up to crush them. Every day walked. We found everY•thing iii the interier beautifully clean, fund•for the erection of a huilditig for a dispensary, which was -12 do, J G Oughterson-11 laile•do. 7' pkgs tatnarinds..9 pkgs ar- John
. . . . Mary Hartley, (4uB) W Jones, from Antigua. 419 hit& 24 tees segar, Robe
Rht who is he, with solemn step,: and slow, • ailad- eVery•electiiindemonstrates how- tottering are their and, the polished brass. and tin eeoking utensils, &C., arranged much wanted in the town. l'his suggestion was eages le adopt- rowroot.-29 tikes succades,.Breeoeder-ce D , . - . . Genie
W and,F Shand-I5 'stela sugar Ewan- • Myt•rs arid co-33 hit& , wits
That !toftly treads the' chamber of despair ?s • ersi ed and 5 was .subso ibed the eentlemen sr sent A
' otliel'ilatLiola beneatli 'them.' We have•thisveekachieyed .in se.ch apple nieord.er, as surpaased even English housewit „ , 3. 0 r •bY .• . 1 .-, c
suear, 30 punamolasSes, C Turner..jun-21.1thils 9 teei sugar,Ttusteei Rililisi.
The& good. Samaritan, to pour the-wine .• . .. . . tidiness of the better class of tabor people, but infinitely sera committee of twelve persons was initnediatelyiappointe.d fer the
Atici oil; our wotinde to heals with eender care. . iiirri'tirt,llll' As: careulated Id imitart additional uneasiness
passing the class of Euglish labourer's cott ages. • "1. he go2d purpose of procnting eubscriptions. The sent .in tended IP...he, C Tureer-10 Ithils•sugan G Morrison-1 brl do. 2.: boxes arrowroot, 3 Chad
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Pity it on'his brow, berhope is.banished there. tO the a.ministerial benches." Maidstone and Linlith- woman, .•
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,the house". Was ironing, and with the utmost alacrity raised is,'Llooo. .: On Saturday last the motley s9bacrtbela packages stindries. order-P D Willi
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And da s-roll'd o'er the youth, and ithe slept, gow have both returned their writs accompanied by eon- she cleared her table, and set Iwo three legged stools'for us of amounted to Z 675, and many ef
.the respectable pint ef •the
1 hf lel esiffees A Hoyes-71 brl spg_ar; I,
,brl coffee..lt Preston-25
Isis, (298) 3 Graham; from Kingston,'Jamaicas47 tees 37 hrls 1 cask - Hein
• bleached whiteness, and 'supplying ns with the only liquor her inhabitants have still to he waited upon.-Mancliester Guardinn.
litclesis2s,burisgarg,intre.es 3Sisrls -2 casks l'hf bit cioffee.j'Adatest hlids 28" -
HediestYmt other alone, Ills lady' love; • ' • - r'•' • servatiVe representatives. ' '-- - •
So coy an•il gentle, whom be oft had sung .• ' • •te il al on er
Theiniserabte ruse by which Mr. Fector, the-success- .hoose afforded, some very Inch! rent rtlt , we made our-. ARRIVAL OF THE WRIT or Puss esSioN • AT•r-101INn;-.CaS.-.! 152.teei 18.1.srls 2 (Solis poffee..Tory, Holt and co-50 '
July
- His boyish rhyines in praiie of; and' had-strung •• : • selves•comfortable ae birds enjoyine Our "otinm cum dignitate"
fill candidate rot' Maidstone was driven-frotn• the. house • '•, . .. Tr.E.,-Yesterdar, Mr. John Higgiu, attorney for Adtniral ,Ta- tees do, Bucl7anan and lirowne2 Liverpt
8 tees 3 brls 2 casks do, j Hall a'nd ~,,,,„hs
„. , • ••. - . • - in high perfection. Out hostess anderstood very few worth of s. Is r : ;
His -lista in heppier hours, when hope and' love were . , • • luau* 'est seaucester di a carriarre and four for• Horn by .Castle, co-SO tcei do, .1 0 Nleholson-11 tees do. C siorshill, Son aud eo-e• „.,,,.„1,„
.by a late committee, has termiOated in hia victoriona re- ether unrestrained by her pree ffi 43 tees 3 brls do, Jo lies, Mann and co-6 tees do, T itobinson-11 fi'77,;,ss-
, .Y9LII-1.9.•• . English, so that we converged tog
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.r. orst, o t ec er o -t e peace s o ce,
accotn' 'd b M G f 'lt 1 k f h •• '
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~ j y ,in g PI - g sence, she atausing.herselt with a vers.( fine' ehild, 'whilst we oceu- tees do J M Wood -4 tees 5 lids do, J Derham-12 tees 3 brls (10 t: 1
Onone dear name his words for ever hung : and artned with the writ• of possession. . The•etreatest secrecy Couleto' 'd ' 8 dJF ' as • -.• .' b 0 ter
. . .. . . , oppotient. ‘' Linlithgow ; has also nobly vindicated itself pied her table. We ceuld aot here he p
1 remarkine on the delicate nan co,-s• tees o, anion-- tees do,
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"My life, my love, coine near me," he would cry ; ,4. ~ eee re e . • was maintained-on the subjectevith a view to prevent,unueces-
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20 brls do, Kers, I nrie'and Cll-3 teee 8 Isrle 1 -caak'ilO','Fairft ,1•1 al • 4
' a° Austin.
"My own beloved surely will not he -!' • ' • bir ttS etedtion ot oar. 'ilope• ' Itt• the lattercentest .it is softness of complexioo, aud'heautiful large, brilliant, soft, rx- sary excitement e and In return ia. promise was made by Mr. eo-20 hhds sugar..lo tees coffee, Stewart and Weatmorland-3 tees R. Reli
First in adversity away to flee, obviotis' there was•iidlthpe' foi'the ' whi es': On all occa- pressive eyes of otir 'testes . W .
s ' e had•retnarked the same kind
, Weight's' professional advisers, that every .. thiug should be , 2.luts coffee.,Wilson arid ,
Derhyshire-16 tons Nicaragua Wood 10 tons Markel
; ' " ''' • , , of flue eye in the ether Welsh women ive had seen'. rhere is
And leave the world to madness and to me." sion.s,- indeed., where tire sense of the people
,has been ' fotind'in a-state -Of order and reeularit vat 'the Castle. Admiral logwood,' 13 cases 18 kegs Suceades. case piekless36.liags pimentO, street,
a:deadness Or Want of elpressioft in the eyes of the generality of Tathe will, we hear iniike his'entry *into notnby on Tuesday Tory. Holt and co-5 fens logyvoed, 34 tins arrowroot. 3 Adams-65 street,
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.. . t WILLIAM GRAHAM. thken of late, the ministers have been. sorely .repulsed. Enelisbwomen, of thelower class especially; as compared With '. 'l' •
'•f • d - ' .'. h .le tins arrowroot, J C Nieholson-G6 hhds SS peria rum, It'llegl•-• and co alsses
London, Anellth, 1838. Buethey still_persist in the cuckoo cry, ",There is no the eyeS of Welsh woMenewhich 'ire frequently remarked. And next, accompanied by his tien s, on w.hich occasion t e cast e . ds J B Yates ind ep-1 do T Peake-
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pi aly an rejoicing. - La"C". 'li wx pearls, Gibbs, Bright and co-1 case auccades, 1 box arrow- iss.esss
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.r.paCtioll." ' What greatet evidence. they would have of corning from Liverpied, where the great bulk of the lower class ler Gitardian. • . . •• • root, W Wedlock 6 packages succadas, -Sze. T .Wilsou Siiieki
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, 174ntion.t lan the antrimary. rejection' or .nearly- every fz- are Irish. With sharp coarse features-almoetuniversally sharp
Since going to press with our first edition, we have received ... .. •e•e. . , SOUTII, 4.MEIIICA: . toy-,,,,,,
ninted ' ;Op; noieS, itnineneely'eapacioui Months, 'thin lips,
erezl candidate, we know not • UnlesS it be the abSolute P 'll 1- tr k-1 'fl 'h•• il 11' t•krio hi e the fellovring communication •:- Ann and Mary, ;211) 3 Wilson, from Vaiplitafirs:Coslsls WOOL' brdei -;-July
. . . 2 - tree es re s ons, at or no c ins, au sine win in, u
Theyitneel round the altar, the organ has ceased, • . ." lo 1584 hes salt etre A Gibbs nd Bristol
Herta: nr, -Friday Eyening.-The sheriff's warrant for deli-, --A da., 0 Tayleure and c 0...-2.34 ( , .. , p . , ,
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The, hands of the lovers are joined by the Priest ; , ' - ' •
ismissal of •such a crew of helpies4. and ignominious eyes lively enough, but expressive ehiefly 'of what they terM - Sons-:-Q D , •
Vliat•bond vrhich death only can sever again, - • clullards from any share in legislation altocrether. If this..
.. " blarney ." or in plain Engliale, that they ate• deceiving you
, . ! , , vering possession to Admiral Tatham of the Castle Honor and
- e - ' ' .Pearl, (155) P Masters, froM Tobaseo, 133' tons logwood, 31 larls - liarrkei
Whieh Proven ever after 1 ife'B blessing:or hane. . he theii Standard they-tvill Swan beeonviticed of a read- hes the' oft delicate
and met; felling the truth-compared with' t e s . of Hor by
Manor n , and the a san pr
Ind d emises beloueine
e e Indio rubber, 97 bales sarsaparilla. 21 dry hides, 1 ease contents uo- ipanuf
'A bridal like this is a-sorrowful sight, . - . . •. • • - '• . r d- ' '
•• • 4 tion even by Suet) signs ;an greatly will rejoice Our re: Complexions and frequently finely moulded features and lar„e , .•e. ~ . .. ~ ..
e.. thereto arrived here by the sheriff's officer early this morning• known, Watson Brothers and co-G D
Fhe admirat s prolessional adViser, elong. with several of his ' Tillie
See, the pale girl is bride to the feeble old knight. •''• • - • • ,full bright.eyes.of the Welith, womenebeenaing With seutiment '.. -'- ' - "•• UNI7'ED• STATES.' -
' vying nation at such an event. That it may be speecfy - • cl- • - • . ~ . , . mends, aryiyed in carriaees abilut elevee 'o'clock in the -fore- •
Mary Howland, (5591 S.Weare, from New Orleans, w.ith 1977 bls • w
Againthe bells ring,'and the moment is come •• • • • ' •' - • -•.•, ~ an gaiety, seinetitnes -. _
' and permanent is the•prayer of every true patriot, lino nt-• '• - ' "I/ kY.:ilee'pla, heautiftilly-blue " ' •••: -•- •••• •th I
tioon. They were g,reetea vie , oud cheeringeet varioue stages es
. Ron, Jeedria, Sorts and sio-WD ! .' ' -W.
For the young heart"s• Worst trial, the last 'lookof home. • ar „0. . ~ . , lo„k •of their journey, and the bells of lioeutiv Church immediately • Frances Ann, (503) II S Soule, from New Orleans, 11:s3 lila cotton, 0,,,b,
every English heart in the thrr,e . kingdoms. May they ,hult. more frequeotly-lilaey As sloes, were indeed' a treat to .
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Ihey pess from the village, how eagerly still ' ' 11"' f ( ' i •I h•
.mi..e• namenced a.heal Is pea . t was tna twit i,sinnouncer ,A at F INlLizardi and co-48,J do, Parton, Parkir and co-27 do, order-' gi,oz,
ltefurni andleoks back from the 'breve of the bill, . • '" -
then be as long exiled from p e, as Britain will feel the upon. Th W
• lee e., . ersh woMen haye the reput4tion -of being 15 do, Master-W I/ . _ .... ... •
seSsio f •the c• stle •• nd Manor. wield be takenat tveelvei 'ditch,
. Constant .in their affection's, as well as 'more' deep in' their 1)?' -
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She Sees the White cottage-the garden she made, evil. and;venal effects of their
.hateful policy. Reaoititmn, (394) II Cartor, from Savannah, 1217 bls cotten, m 1
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o clock, .aud at that hour two harrels of ale were planted' in the -
And she thinks of her lover, abandon'd-beiray'd. - • • - - • - •- .; hatred than the rest of, her Majesty's fair subjects. •We could neux. Witherby and co-48 do, order-P 1) - • ••'•• - " " ' 1.0,',1
• _ hall. .IVlauy hundreda of the villaiSers of 11/trilby and ittliabi- eueestie, (re) e,, o
.Slu•tard fr -in ;Labile 1300 bls cotton Barine .
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But who. with armiefolded, hath linger'd so long, •to beindeect •• •. - . . ~. - , .. , •-,. . tants of the surrounding tou n. hip. were assembled. The first. Bros aedeo-Q D
To watch the procedeita4 apart Irwin the throng; A PEDE'STRIAN TOUR. THROUGH N,ORTH WAL,ES.' • ' "A fovek and'yet'al'earful thing,"
. ~ , . . glass be sure,. vs as devoted to drinkings" Il e;llth • and'long life :1/avagoe.(4oli) 5.1 Doyle. from Mobile, 1165 1)13 cotton, Wainwright, --s_.--ss.s.
'Pis he, the foraaken,-the false_one is gone,- . . ,•, NO. 41.. .... ~ , •
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t ()Admiral Tatham!" This' wag the signal fol. deafening cheer- Sheils an T and JI) Thorne'
d co-,29 do, Phelps, James kco-10 do. ,
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He turns to his desolate detolling alone; '
„, ~ . . . , ne and for one of the most eethUsiastic hursts of rea ectful -
for-inconstaney- W.e 'could not • help rernatking' friss" es• -- . ~ . . ~. , .. •.. I) . Barret,
14 leteitelallnaho;rany, Exportatiert- Q 1). • is - ; •• s ,
But, happier there than the doom that awaits . •: . .• -• e , thesex.
‘ flexing fully sated.ourcurioeity with the-Menai 13nage and ,• . , - feeltng towards the admiral and ali los friends -that it is posstble• .(275) W Collins, from Apalachicola, 818 bls cotton, Moly- ;
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- '. - queutiv in tue course o our to r la t was sewer ar t e e s nenx, Itherhy and co-40 do, Stevenson and satartin-4 do, Baring- • •
The bride, who must smile on the being she hates. examined the atupendous strength of. the fastenings of the sea-. i -
n should be'S'o'getieralty 'pretty,•whilst die men Were its • • "
to conceive. Dime tittles three! cheers *ere followed bx "one Bros nnd co--4 D ~. IS idol
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. ~ pensiirn, chains,. we proszeeded threegh the tollga.te to,the Ban- r.le- i• ,i•-•te ', • e front A• •l• el 'cola- '6or lii. . .
cheer more," repeated so frequently, and with such hearty . Mario-nn32o) L D Spaldine, pa all • / cotton, W !„.., .
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getterally on 'nary- sa) ing stuute e ows, s c as i wou e
. ' CORONATION SONG. gor sideepessing a small public-hOuse,, round ehe door of Whieh difficult to meet "%Oh, 'amongst the 'Same class in En •.-i• , ,
Flaw!: good wilt, that the rafters •dirled again. Ihe health of Mr? and J Brown end co-50 ;do, o-120 do :Mot neux 4-'l' ae-
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were several •• harvest" limiters' on the look Out for traveller's,' . Dawson, of 'Marshfield, was then drenk, with similar, demon-, , Witherbv and co-101 do. Baring Bros and co-100 do, order-W D•!" "
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g arrive at a convenien res mg p ace, s a reserve- , . Richaid 'Airdc - ! ('97 TL - ' ! !Ch I t 114 bl t
srson, .4 1 . ucas, from ar es on,.
,s co ton, •Chesti
. wale heel:gee pf. spar from Snowdon.. Brc. We had net eanntered strations of respectful enthusiasm. It was then suggested to Duldil
'''• • ' ' - -hY CHARLES KEI,stvon.THY. • • the resumption -Of air trarets lot No: 1 • -•••• II More and co-60 do, W Stuart-55' do B Smith and Sons-12 do, J '
' far, intending to ascend eonie low hills before us th have a More s theassembly, by Mr. Dawson's butler, that another barrel of 'Eastei
_ __;____,._., ~ -- ..., , T. C. F. Calder-:648 doiorder-21950 bus re rices'3ooo cane_ reeda, Clt Simp-.
-"Pie Lily' of ;England; the QueeneLilrfair, •.!• re • , retended view •of.. else ,surroupdine country, :whpn one of ~ . ... ~ the." barley •bree" Would. he afterwards tapped at the village' soe-p in , . , . Eche*
the before-mentiotied ssroup. !Who Was !eine and avalke,l with '""""'""r"'-'t •• . ---"7---,..--'• •., . -. cross; end the principal portion of the coMpany shortly after- • Frederick, (467) AV-Fleming, from 'l3altittiore, 718 his' giatfon. RIS , .
NO.W reigns in the hearts' of hee subjects enthroned ? ' Dr
'No' hiselloWer •iio rich in eke Toyelepietterre; .•.• .. • a crutch, and who.hatievideotly satisfied hirneetf t het, we were a TR EVILLION. :wards proceeded to the village, which was one scene of merry Wle Gilliatt-37
Dawson. and . coss-16.d0, Collmann: and, chee2,oo do, , , . e
Glutei
fair field for exercising
.his. aeocation- opon„limPedafter us with BY THE AUTHOR ot,'"'R-ENt IN tscENcKs oF A SIONTHLY NuRsE." malting and peaceful cheerfulness until a late hour.- Lancaster abody-40 do W and J Brown and co---41 do. Freelingand
do, G Pe .
There she smiles, still diffusing wild fragrance around. Giese,
Goshen-113 do, 58 cks quer bark, Wilcles. Pickersgill and eo-50 Mt* • s
," To 'Eng,land'B' fair Lily, in youth's lovely spring, ,great haste. 'At .till's tbne welled entered a easture field, aud '• '' ''' -- ••:.,- • • e_ '•-,• •• •••• .., •• • , Guardian. ' ' turpentine, I brl sassafras. It L Dawson and eo-4 lids 30) as cliranne •
were leisurely crossing, it, my friend botanizing by the way, • ss' ''•' •• • • s-v Gram'
..-- ore II Mute and co-I cse c6nts unkn, live wine, Ibx hams, B Jack- '
'Lk' rhe'flawers their allegiance in fresh garlands bring ! i ... rem 'the Sttiplieani.) :, ' ".•-: i' 1- ' : ..............-.-r.5..----.-s-• - - .
when apt came the lame Welshman as fast as his crutch could ' ." Where are you g'tittlittu.,-(filtvoiter Alice rstaid.•Mrs-., Wil- son-•-t cse cigars, II • Rozenthal-12 'this chromate iron, order-1 ck !Great.,
e;The Day-star of Albiqn, in life's jo,yful .morn„ . •carry•hetre, and with most vi,goreus limps. At first we. Were ap- 4-: ''',." ••••• , I • ,
47.--b tpptng Intelligence. hams, Moore and M'Cieight-"-"-80 planks, Mester-K 1.) . Hull ,
- • . • lams, rising up rola i r a
f - 1 e gre• t ann-chair, to intercept the pas- :Lanes]
„____. Aeiseth resplendent 'on realms Ltow her right e 'preheneive-thet . we, nere:erespassing ip the fig/teat-id that he
,sage pf the pile 'tint Beantlitil wntlian who was tutting from the • • Sheffield, (561) 1-.1 P.Allen; from- New York, 15 cases coutentaun-
- .With Ilietue• and grac4 her high' Sphere to adorn, • s
was cointog uticeremonions,y to"tell us to " cut our stieks,"!but siSsastszsesst. ' --, or •'r• ! s s• •'s. • , • .- • • •• • . .„ .
_s_. , , known, ll:Ames and co-1 de, P. Greens-i de, Eisart,-M yers and eo- 1-'l%•P,r•
• s Diti
Sae sheds o'er the empire her thasteecheeting light: were
,egreeably eurpeised by hie, its formation thate"heekisee , ~ 1
// i:1• - • ••• .• • • • , .. .. ~ .
' ' ' 7 do, E Prodsham-,5 do, order-4 de, T and 3 Sands and vis. 3 do;
-• • must go and seek my bOy thyself, mother ;lsoniething fatal ..„ • TITESDAY, Juis r, 1.9.-W had W. Fait ''' ' ' ' Shaw, Vance and g•().-4, do, W M and F 'Done:an-564' billeacottbni ' --Olt
That, star, feinted VICTORIA Iwe greet with' flint" joy,.• -- : ahow.uss,a,yery fine view if we Would elluw fibre'''. 'We ecened •'-
usualtiv6 happened-to hiine niever before wasshe out so late as Anutreps-11-lajestie, MuStard, from Mobile-Frederick:Tleming, order-G2 do;Jones W 1111 Bride and ect.-49 deS, Collmann andeitnltere L.P.„!?tli
• 'OUr Venus on earth, fair as her of the 'sky.- •• ' . • • 'ugly agreed tale. him be our •goide, and retracing (Mr steis:' •
this: pray, let me g',l), or my head will grow bad again. ," • from Baltimore-Richard AnderSon, Lucas, from Charleston,- sailed fiiht-In do, II Matheson-5 brls tar. ortler•s-200 do, Fitihugh and
.1.-s'jt.•
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- V te,toeta reigns-the loved qaeen of oue isle! • proceeded .up a very pretty green lane running nearly pa:tal el '•" Yopt: father, •Allc'es,'is otft'seeking hini, -maths'° are•yciur two eq
•T" la May.' On the Bth Jtine, iii' hit 46, long 30; spoke the Oity of Grimsha*-31.0 brts turpentine, Mitchell,.Tooker and co-6 tens ox . ,u"-
Dit
~ , • From the slaeres to the sea, hark! a netiou's glad'veice
.. ; with the,eiver, toveards.Carnarvon. liere,my friend found int- : brothers, and ord Jotias•-eswhat can you' do more than ehey are Kingsfon,tateameisy (rims Baltimore for Londonsunder canyas•--Mary horrissorder-P.D s s ..... . . . Dit
•i-i er•Crowning. now bails. •hi the light ot her smile, ' • ficient botanical stores on the hank,sides COM lal • t 4
. pe e y o . ot
eh-' *b 'I `. ' Th ' • • - h • h fh'• •h I'
( song? .e bo-y is gone. , cone wit one o is•sc oo -mates-to ' , May. . Creseeut 3411) D. , T •Ball. Soma Islobile, .106(1,bales.cotton Hums
Howland, Weare, front New Orleans, sailed from the-Bar 12th . .( . . ~ . , ~
Left•the Caledonia Brander, fostiverpool, on the Bar-Frances Anne, phreys and Biddleer3s do, J T Crook-ts 1)
` ' " ' - ''' ' ''• .1 • • Leeds
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•:: Fair commerce shall Sourish, our cities. rejoice, '. , his attention, and he was soon left lagging far'behind: The ' spend the evening, without your 'leave, aud 'oughtto have the Soule, from:New,Orleans-Cigar, -,, from Londonei-flabnab, Lion, (278) W Mullin, from Mobile, 842 bales cotton, FDe Lizardi Lei°o
Our, homes and bright hearths with thanksgoliug be trod, lene gradually escended the hills Which we had seen before ms, suck laid abeut his back for giving-us all this- trotible. -Daugh- Haquoil, from Monte Videos-Are-her, Grayson, from .Barbadoes- and co-47 ao, A Pope-P I) , , -Leioe
• 'lnlet:lr temples and altars be hallow'd to Gi,d. and as we proceeded the guide became very communicative. ter, sit down and try to 'compoSe vontself. See how calm I am!" P.alinuruS, Nerman. fsnin Laginia-Cornelia.' Chace, tind Warsaw, ,Tiger, (312),W. Hart, from Mobile, 3,059 balea cottotts,3 and 3 Jacks st
• Mato
• • Mahe
Brimer, from Mobile- Cnitherland, Powei; Cheetaw. Crosby; Deu- son-P D . „
o'll crown her with blessingst Let fame sound the deed ! Finding that we. bad
,no fixect determinatio.n what to do with ' ..- EdWard sta • t w•tl out permission! Oh; *mother, is that
. yeu i 1
-To iritemph-and gladness devote the bright day ; oueselYes and that our then object was to get that night to Llan- like him ?he never diSobeved me 'vet. Oh! my precious, tny cation, Winsor, and Frances Ann, Soule, foom•New Orleans-Ports- Alabamian, 1390).W B. Lane. from Mebile, ,1011. bales cotton, 70 • -1•41,11,
• - • ' ' - ' ' ', - - , New,
mouth Macoduck from: New t ork-Herald •Duff . from Charleston loga_cedar, II Mure and co-.! P D . • _
• Let ens, yvonths aod virgins the joyous dance lead, - beris, With :the inteution of asee,nding
.Snowdon at day-break, eeiy , . per arts le now lies ( ea. iu one o le o / erave pi s. _
bov ! le I '1 d • It' Il'' ' 'I ' ' ' ' ' A Wh. t ,494) W RBenson, from alobile, 424 bales cotton, W I Dit
Mayflower, Crabtree, from Savannah-Macon. Osborne, from. pa- • as ing on„
' 'AYR tlie daughters of beauty their due homage pay. and that. we thought of going round. by Carnervon first hy the er•his fallen into the "river; see how dark it is! What a fool I lachieraa-Lady Paget. Galt, from Halifax-Mercurius, -, from and 3 Biown and co-735 do.•Molyneux and co-155 do. J Matuy and i Nortl
in full sparkling bowls he true lOyaley seen, ste.amer, he told me "he . should shew tia if we wished" • .
a waY was to consent to his going to •school so Many miles -off, and ,ai Chriatinestadt-Auguste, Holtz, srom Danzig-Gendring, Nielsoo, Sons-e 35 do,•Rathbone Brothers and eO,- , . .
218 2o • order-V D ;
..Souti
And the song be " V levees A!" and "Long live the Queen !,, right.acruss the country to Llanberis which evae no further than thiseime ciethe year too t. - Indeed, mother, I cannot stay here; from • I nr '
ard (3.5)• J Lambert from New Orleans, 1213 bales cottott ,14 t
Frederickstadt-Mancnester, Roddock, frn Hamburg-Vidora, sGir . - ,Ii _ . ~.. , _ _____ . .
1 . Dille
going to Carnarvon. I hereupon hailed my friend who was 1 mUst go soniew hete• to search for him. Hark ! I hear father's AndersOnefrom Kiel-and Elenore,-, from Lubeck. Baring Brothers tand co--93a bundles hides, order-w t)
Blackford orescenl, near Bucy. India (417) R SnoW; from New Orleans. 1300 balk cotton. A Den- . St H
! Italia mile behind, stowing botanical specimens into. his hat voice "-and a hale,-goo&lookitig man entered the apartment. • Pekoe, Gillies h • t C ist ---i---
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. ' ' nistorm'and co-70 do, W and J Brown..and eo-115 dosorder-W D '
osss, si ss ...,• amongst the ill,fated cigars, and_ having had a conference we "'hien' you have not found My Edward! Oh; father ! how Royal Saxon, iteennneeer',asailead from. Calcutta Itth March, and 'litho°, •• • Hen y Thompson, (VO3) J T Warkins. from New Orleans, 604 bales Bent
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. 'CON 7.EMPORARY PI?ESS. . determined to adopt our guide's advice as we did not wish to could you bear to see my face-without him? •I shall go distract- Brock, 19th March, both fitr London cotton7,lV and j Brewe and co-211
.do, B Jacksort-1,13 do, order-2 --
' ; orerstire ourselves, having the aseent Of Snowdon before•us for ;' e.,,,.__ e
a anu she Wanted to force her way out of tbe room, Volunteer. M•Minn, sailed. from Caleutta on the 26th March, for boxes contents unknown, F anct.l Mill-P D.' • • i ..---.
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,T4E.,IIIISH MUNICIPAL' RFFORM Bl•Lii..
e midnight. Huving ascertained that the distanee to Llaoheris • • o Don't- be a fO'ol, 81y," said her father, throwine himself into Canton- .
Eucles, Paid, sailed from Saugor 23(1 April, for Liverpool Christina, (226) S C Cox, front St. Joseph, 166 bales cotton, W and• , - .
: J Brown and co-400 do. order-K D " ' • •- • • , --s--
across -the •country
.was about 9 miles,. vie proceeded to Make t
nis oWn elboiv chair in tbe opposite torner to saere his wife 7 ' Joseph Porter, (482) .1 N Porter, from Charleston 907 bales_ rotten, ! -
(Frota the Morning Herald.) , : some enquiries about, the way. i But our guide was "wide • - Illgginson. Thompson henees at Barbados
was sitting "'vott make more fuss with that bey of yours, than Suviah. Moody hence; at St Joseph's ' . Collmann and Stolterfoht-293 do, order-24 ,do. Jr Calder-W D , • 1 -I..";rii report 'On the third reading PI the I rialt MOnicipal 'awake ;',' this knowledge was hie Stock in trade, and With real -
yOur'rroither el'sd I have doae•with a dozen of you-he'll be back Eliza Warwick, Welch, lieneE., at ditto ' ' Herald, (411) J. Clark, from Charleston', 200 bales cotton,•C,ollmenn I -
IGoneeneations.Bill was brouoht up last night (Monday. ;) Welsh cuuniug and artfulness he contrived to evade all such '• LI d -t hhh h• d his lbw, ota and I hope Howard, Merrill, hence, at Savannah • ' - and Stolterfoht-8 do, J4l3exter-its..B do, t 14! b.o. cigars, order--4." !--
!15 - • again epen upon i,w en e as a ~ ,
iffSit, after the discussion of certain amendments proposed' questions, and at ehe same time to tell us Oat it was a veins -you'll punish him for playing. truant." ' ' --• • ' • Lady Rowena, Pace, hence, at Charleston • He - ''• •• • • c.ase wine, 1-I Muir-K D ' '''' ' -Live
' difficult way, impossible forns to ,fintl-that if we spoke Welsh' Corea,Prescott, hence, at ditto • ThOMas Naylor, (283) W Selkirk, from'Apalaehicolae 65 bales cot- Bora
S ,issir Ili. O'Connell, the bill was recommitted, and ordered " 11. • b eat.h I father P Have you seen
aye you een over tr le sc oo , - . Ladeßroueham Ilingston from Corfu at-Zante, and sailed 6th May ton, T and. J D Thornely-360 do, Molyueux, Witherby and co-83, Com
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"..f.psthS. read a third time on Monday next. we might be able to.find it, but as we could net we should get Mr.' Ovien the Master ? ' Was Edward there in the -morning? : for • " "
~ 7 -this port . . . . do, J L Delaunev-100 do, J Van C1eg.7..540 do, Ogden, k erg,uson and, East
• -e_ ,- . • nobody to direct us, and should paver get there; 'and concluded'
, Whit time did he leave, Who was in his cOmpany?" Premier, Newman, hence and Ancona, at Zante ,cos-• 71 do, 4e end copper, J Huddleston-K D. ! Pine
a -I. AIX., .0 .Connell moved as an amen:lment, the substitu- with telling us that be had shown the way eo two gentlemen the ~ Ho • ' • '
w can youPfatber answer eo man y'questiens in a breath ?' Richard Hill, Smith, from Trieste, at Corfu BRITISH AMERICA.. ' , -' ' Itqv
'tinnt•of. tho Scottish municipi,:franchise, for the franchise . • .
week before, and that they had walked it under three hours. I. said Mrs. Williahis.- •" Do you. not see what a heat he has put earena, Hayden; hence, at Malta __s
~ . . . Wilt
: Victoria, (545) 0 Rose, from.. St. 341 m. N.B. 177 pee's birelisind 910. .. ,
propOsed in the bill. The latter franchise is,X5, tested however quite agreed with my friend that half of his tale' it was' hiinself in, with riding all aboutethe country ? but you think of John N. Gosler, Daeis, hence; ate Gibraltar ' • •/ e • pees fir timber; 9le 27 deals, 710 26 staves, 5 cordseathwood, 5 spars, , -
--by, rating' under
.the poor law for; Ireland. The Scottish ' his trade to tell, that common sense was th .
e best uide and that
g . . ,nothing but.7eur i,
so.--yll haVe. no sach'reasesil to-be, proud of. Lady Barrett, Shugg. hence, at ditto -•-• ''• ' " , Gibba, Bright mid co - • Ere'
. .
FatineTS.'Smarden, cleared at: Adra for this port Ist June
.. .• it would be an intolera le re
It bo to' hay ur - r
,e o one lekged friend : . Northumberland, (541).A 111 Gill, from Pngwash, 12 pees•fir timber, Up(
him neither.
ibuiticipal,la,w. is £lO, without rating. .
s limping besides,us all the•way. .We told him therefore we weee• - -.. is,., .... r . Wood, Cuttino• and Peri Vivian from Palermo, at Gibraltar,'
Bolls y „„ . , 106ic 13 deals, lie 19 .hattens, 17 pees plank, 15 cords lathwood, 25e 'Boo'
• ' wise; you mig.ht have spared her that, and at •such a and both cleared 24 June for this port . . . staves, 48 oar rafters, 35 spars, J Jones, sen.-B D . • Lies
, Mr., O'Connell's ;amendment itood, ,be it observed,' . afraid he could not keep up with us ;. but Taffy was not so ready time.•tO(i. Don't•er • Al. ' • •'k I • Fd • d • Aristidesellart, cleared at Girgenti for this port 2d June
ye. y ; sou now. •WeMe , war just as ' -• • ' 'L'.ll(
- • iIIEDITERRANEAN:
- .aruengst. the regular notices ;. y et.„ altlioughlull larorm4- to take a hint ; he assured us he could out•walk us both., We well as if he had been borit iii wedlock; and its for you, child, I '
Thomas Crisps eriap, sailed from Palermo tor this port 4th June ! _• - • ._ , - .
- 14on•tvas.thus•given to the conservative party,of the lion.' 7however were incredulous, and fieding that we were determined
,think your misfortunes and the cruel treatment you have re- . Renfrew anri Daniel. Steer 'hence at Lisbon
Ce,i)ltra, . , . , .. 440 1 h 118.1; D
Bruce, (306) J Stephenson, from Licata, tons su p ur, ag
not to have his . valuable services to Llanberris, be all at once ' H pe, Pope, hence for Ostend, at Dunkirk shurnac, J Macaire and co-Q D
• sinti iearnect gentleman's • intention, it is a remarkable ' ceived, makes you dearer to us than when-yoo'were called '` the Constant, Yanschie, and Emilie, Tikkes, hence, at Antwerp •e : , ' . •. • -Live
EUROPE'. . •• - - : „
chaneed bis tuneeand said .we might perhaps find the Way but b '• 1 • f the Yale of Clw ri '
eau y o y • • , • • • Hector, Johnson, hence at ' • '1
Bombe y 15th Apri .
, .. • - t/ee
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f:‘,Ct that not one of the leaders of the conservatives was it was' difficult ; but hecottld show us th W '4:l I
.e way to go. e rea i y " I did not mean to hurt her feelings," said the mother ; she Lancashire Lass, Norman, sailed from Smyrna for the Coast 20th Jack Tar, (65).W!Malcolm. frOm bourdeaui, 6 -citiei wine, 6 cases Lie(
brandy, Hadfield, Wood and co-1 hhd nine; F Devaux-2 do, D
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present duri,ng the long discussion
~on.the sobject which . agreed that. he should do that, and by. this time had art ived at -knows h• r hb t h •ht le ff dtdw . , • ult. and the Fanny Palmer, Easter, on the 27thl'or Milford
,tat we i enoug ,u s e !nig avec ere ora sol ! Neilson-1 do, T Satols-2 do, S Perry-42 cases,do.2o hltds brandy.
i tookplace...,The Globe, a,s, our ,rea,dera
.are aware has, the hilttop, wherewas. the view the guide wait to shoe* Us'. ,We Lavinia, Brown, and Catherine, Phipps, sailed from Malta fer Cone And
, ,ti ~... a jeg.ofale; when sae saw'how-•fatigued •and hot you were. I w meewell: and co-10 cases wine, order-4 do, Finlay and Alston-
- si(a al'etrain of taunting exultation,. prophesied .that'bir had here a fine eiew of the almost innumeeable hills. monad. ose
_cermet do it maiself," •. • .. e- . st•antinOple 2nd instant, and' the • Byker, Bruce, for Messina, on the
sth -6. e ises• liqueurs, E Rae-4 bags beans and lentits, T Nixon-90 tous .ewn'
men
ROhert peel %vill labandon his "unalterable resolution" ,Ict the Ear distance, a little to..the left, was
,roiw n rearing its
- do •
" Foreive
e tar, Mother-how could I think of-ale; when my Hiimphrey, Boyd, from Monte Video, at Havana • Indian corn, Sandats and Claxton-K D - Roe
-- . • -• . • . . pointed top, but apparently Scarcely so high as some of the • Ann Paley '159) 'r Hunter from 'Lisbon, 3 hhds wine. 30 gipes
on the subject of the £lO municipal franchise and the . 'darling boy may be teat to me forever! 'Phose dreadful stone Amefia, Cholditch, from Licata, at ditto, and cleared 2nd instant 0.-. .. s e . • - • i Mom
nve oil, order-100 pipes tallow, Geller and co--1 pipe w, e, 0 „.
, ~ , nearer mountainsethe distance giving RAW appearance. Far %tarries! he has to pass Close by them. -Let me just-go as far for Bristol Robertson-1 qr cask do. T Peake-6hluls do. A Swainson-2 do. W f,'Sfs
, proposed test of rating under the poor law.' 'We.trust .beneath us, diminished by the distance,..lay the bridge we had 'le thernA can take Winnv with nie." . . Esrl Grey, sailed from Calcutta, for LiverpoOl 2nd April A Brown-50 qr casks do, A Hoyes-1 pipe 2 hlids.do',C Holland-10 ;ill'
;Coat Sir-Robert'a absence, last night, is .not to be re- just !eh and the beautiful bay of Reaumaris, spread out like a .. r tell'you,'Aly,• he is not there.' 51r.'0wen told me that he Copeland, • • - • • . ,- a •"7th Feb
sailed from China for Loolon t revio sto - • . . pipes olive oil. Edwards, Danson and co-S9 packages contents un.. Ss•Pc
' • rur-cled as,•in part, a verification of our cunte4uporary's • little garden before us, with the strdits like a large. lake in its Ceme to scheol as Usual, hut some misunderstanding' had: taken •
' FiVe Brothere Crab)), hence et Port-au-Prince -. •e ' • . .known,..A Smith, jun-4 boxes do; order-142 bags veool;!C and J , AsP
' ilreciiction. - .
- .. , , ceutre, and gentlemen's. seats dotted about like little suntmer 1 b t 11- and 'rig of the older scholars; he knew not . dwin P •
p ace e ween lin o Camerton, BrOwn. from Demerara. at Dublin
, otter; Eliza Ann, Roger, an iman ra, oig„ rom St. Rawdons-7 do Geller and co-18 casks argot 33- buddies cork T• •• •:
dT' d T f • • .
Martin- and Scrit--4 chests 19 hf chests fruit, order-G. D, . • ••. . • as.-
. • houses. ! ,It was a peaceful delightful scene. Having remained wha't aliOut, when Edward stood up with a face as red its.crini- John, N.R. at ditto -
Tile absence of the conservative leader, last night, is
,bere a.short time con e
.sp en 1
.view e toe us,
templatieg th l d'd • hf • son, awl declared 'be never would go to that school again.* Be- Emerald, Fletcher, from Bourdeaux, at ditto .
,• • •
worthy of note, not only in consequence of Mr. O'Con- we; crossed .hur. guide's palm with a shilliog, and he then pro- fore any 'tine conld stop him, he was ofr, and no doubt is con- . Vlenet, Ritchie, front Aricata, at this port; sailed 10th ult. in corn- . .
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pelt's-intended amendments havince . been intkeiated in
~ -ceeded to *give us instructions with' the most obsequidusr,(;adiness ceiling-himself iti tine of ihe pitt 'Or 'quarries' here about-he'll pany with the Emily for Maranham _. , Ai arktto. Nu,
0,1 usual wa, but because Sir Roberi. Peel had pledged ~110.iy,,t,o,fr,eaelt Llanberris. _Havipg Id
to., us somewhat after the • soon be tii-eif of that." - ' Regular, Bond, from! Berbiee, at this port; sailed .11th ult. Left ~
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, .. . loading for London the Bolivar, Mobile, Rambler, \A"bitliy. and Ber- .. -:,. .• • , .
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himself on t e first discussion of this questiOn, again tit' •!tnartterot.Launcelot Gobbo du-edit-I,g his father in the plity of '" W it'a t could they have qaarrelled'about a" said Alice thought- biee;- and for this.port the Adriana, Penningliame, and Dorothea • - , LIVER.P.OQL COTTON MARKET, JUNS•2I.- '.
. iaite the. se - ftl 1 it b' 'f f. h.' p 1 ' th•e' 'VC- - ; ' •
nse o . ie louse on , le sn jec o
.. is ti i i•.e.kaoi of ire ic " 'l''
re e„ ..ure sie on your, right. „
.. .r° 43- next turn,ng, hid, at the nekt turningOf all,
' ' hand at the • - e•
'on your left Onitrry, •
~ . • NIP) , and lie is aso sweet a temper too !"
.. .. „. . . ut cm ou e prou ,ou must own t at, y; at any ra e,
"'B- •fhd A d y hAI t ' 'VALLETTA, June 1.-The barque Carena, of LverpooLW -Hayden, There has been a pretty good dernand sinee Our last; the stiles yes- .Ree
Vin
master, when Miller w•ay hither from Liverpool, with a valuable cargo, terday were 3,000 bags, and to-day they are 3,500; the market, how- 1
n
- - , si i i cal,
:` ' 2chen the report. elepulekbe
,bronelit up " '' '
~ .0. . • . at the veey neatatarningourn of ,•tio. hand, but turn -down thdi-' .'
:tue bOV is safe " ' ' ! • ' '' - ' was crippled on the 13th:ult. in lat. 37 Ns. long 10 W, from- theo-ebel-, ever, continues flat. : •
' ''''Not only was Sir Robert Peel absent front his poiflaat reCtly,le Lianoerrii;" to each of wh.••h V .I. atiout ihe•lane 4( Ws • , •"' .
~ , it. r ire( iena . li• t t • I 'I d
eat could cause in, oac in so r ecu e a manner. •Os
s, • lioua 'Conduct of seven of her crew, all of ss•hom refused to vrork, and
, Obstinately peraisted in doing so until the.vessel arrived at this port ~ ' - - - ------ . - ----- -
- iriight, bat by a remarkable and unlucky.coincidence, itt)l !`! the eight and the while house totlie left, and 'about threWrisiles , •
, iiey! tratige, i" and- the atiximis -mother threw her handkerchief on the 24• th. .! . . ' . , . .-LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JuNg 21. No
.. tiln other distinguished gentlemen *lto °Nair/ the'lli&ii: .farthe.i%•a trainroad, and,so,da, .' it i•
cy... ..,os.vered witk the ,rnotiosyt- 'Over lii-, faCe- and wept... '''• ' ' '' ' -•, - • - , - . .. . , ' ' „ • ._ The weather contineeS extreinelY favourable for the production of •
. r• . table " Ve.s," and he took hie defi,iture ' Atter a Short time,' ' -pa-• ud vy:11- •- did nott•rettirn that ni ht Ali •e was in a . ' • ' - Butter. and although this demand; both here aMI in. the eduntry is, in so,
,„ ciSL.pl4Cel in, the ranks of ,oppoeition were, in rike man-. ,••' f h ' •l. ' • . ' - 7 . . ~.. ..„ , s , ~, way . i taros , s o . c . • s., WEDNESDAY, Ju. ,- . .. .. • .• •e.- , •
'NE `,0.7-Wind S S E fir', S 'S W' '
. . . haying re es eci oorse yes for, our welk - with a putt at the state olutter distraction aud the giandfather and,grandmother - ' • ,
the face of liberal supplies. very go.od, prices ahriost •daily declirse.
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.1 1 sth May
Vi 's f• om Maranba • sale( . - . . . ~..
,', aler, invisible.
.Sir William Follett,,Sir Edwa idStigden, 'bruady_tlask, we hounded •'h f • ''' •.' ij 1•• • • ••• ' • •
. ssser t e. eoce aii pussiu pu
..rou e,. ' . ..7 • , , - , AnallreD.--TheAgnes, nos ~r .m ~ . ,
now seribtislv partook of net anxiety, 1, lie boy 9 undeS hau Robert Seurfield, Clough, from Handurao-Rornan.Davies, and . on- . . .
iss The present currency of Vs aterford. Carlow, fke. aye Aote at 90s to 9as. -
ota-
• ..:and Mr. Gladstone did not appear. - :Lord Stanley arid .au.4l, as we,. skipped alang, aver the elastic heather, inha-' C.-
'uuth•conie ba-ck tvithat gaining any tidings of hitri ; old Jonas, tesuma, Davies. from New Orleans-Sheriden, Pierce, and COlutnbuss- Beef, Pork, and Bacon, of prime quality, fully supports late qu
. . „ .s. . (ions, and are likely to continue to do so.
- ' • Sir James Graltam left the house w '', ling the invigitrating ' Pelee air so different to the mueey ' .•
, hen the discussto ~ . , ... . . . . ..... v. 0 ove
h. 1•• ''d t 1 ' th alinost as well as did his mother was net vet De Pevster from NewYork4Skiled 2aid June-,-E1 lie Sanders, Bulky, .
le you - -1
......'commenced, without takinv any yart in it. , •.:- mixture of te • Liverpool' atmosphere, we felt th , alk
at to w • ' • ' - ,
returned. 'I be search' was to be resumed directly after break-
' - f • ' • -rip - • ' • L' 1 A t
rolls Constantin le-Laura •Ann, easels-, •froms. is ion- mots e, .. _ - , . .
• ' ' ! k-s5l r H rin• h, ! ,- ' E • .IllivE -19.--
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~. -el „ , , , , .there was oat of the ciaestson.. and begae tii have eetne no-, fast, when suddenly, the object of all 'this trouble and research. Holtz, from Durilie-evElteimmeeltuutf, frone_,lttertbee
b fromaPYe'r ab a •
~,,,I -But if .the non-.attendance of a c ttle leaders Of tile con- - ' • . • nam uco i e and 1
frOtn Apalachicola- Ia thew PlFrameir., TII sy . t f s . During the past week the weather has been,perfectly season&
h.
iin.
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. - , . . , -I.sousad tly tug, aud forthwith . flapped pur erins iestead of pin- '• - it
•1 se f ' th- it. le it is true, but cool; firm,. and collected ;
stoo, e ore em, i , Celt, Craggefrom,Barbadoes- rank aro , Sturinan e, rom even r
e-wservative party was inatter of regret that regret un- • nious but there was no asc
!- • - . s., . . , . , „ ent. 11-I.ad,w.e..been Stout:aid ••entle- ' ; the apperrance of the.crops of Grain and ,Gniss lies veil,- muc vss
.. . , . , he ihieW hia fine'llark eyes upon the' assembled group, paused a nah-and Cynthia, Pinnell, from Mobile. ' °deride Importa Br
'''' doubtedly-, will not be lessened, ,throughout the country, men, we could have. accounted for it, on the ground
.or fundit- moment, as if undetermined how•to 'act, then fluog hunself into : . povede Lee have in eonseqpeece, though w,ith very m. .
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SAILED. Areatus:Millei, for New York.. . ..:: • •. . of:Grain Flour. and Oatmeal, •from Ire . . , .. , .
'land and Coastwass, expe- ]
'' --' ' ~„. . .A fe fra
- • 'by •the -tone adopted in debate by several gentlemen whont ' mental greeitation; such. however, net,heine, the.caseS we Were
, his niother's 'arms, who, yearly frantic with jey, as-she had beeu • .
~ • • -- " • rienced very dull sales for all 'kinds' of Grain for hosiviesnn‘ e_.'n_
whir, • I
•:, rather at a loss to what to attrifaite per Attachment to mother - '' r . • rstrained him cenvulsivel • to.h .b sem Hesperus, Baxter. and Whitby, -, from CalcUttliost,Demerara , sales have been madeof very.ffne red.lrish Wheatat ,4 s,,a d t
~ Eictitle,..llfatiye.,s throughout , the country regard with re- . ,i. ~, ,• „ ~,, , ... *fore wit ) t,rtes, •. . . . s er o . der 7011); but' - 8.-
11 - ben I' l' . ;•• b 1- '
eeeae t, w , every ee me, ,sas uun( ing, tor tne blue yenned ' ' A Dianthe; '• -- , hence -at Havana ! at Iss 2d per 701 b, being an apparent advanced 2.1 to p
"'1 on have nearly killed -your mother, . Edward " at length
•..,,,apect,..., .I%ir. Lascelles, Mr: ,Milei, Mr. Puaey, and Lord l'nh a d •
n in ge. Cr
eds, and Champion, Warren, hence at Baltimore • ' - the quality thereof was nearly. equal to the flnessEng s___,
.„ . canopy above us, and every-muscle seemed ready to lend us' ' '' - - • • ••'I . ~ , ' Alexan,der, Le
Ita said NI r. \Whams, very grate N. anti none sof us are better 'wit at Fl 111
~,•••zEliot-e•-all• of them the representatives of conservative assistance, aed in. the height o( pur disappointment we could- •re- • •••''' •' ' ' k G. ti-• • 'f • l• '
. , or this night s wor . ive a act (mut o t ourse IV-, Ellie Ann, Burgesa.'henc'ssat Boston • meral last •quotedprices have been barely exceeded, for
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_, our,
! ' Napier; Sandford. hence at Mobile ~ - Malt..l3adey Beans, and Pease - whilst on Oats arta Oatmeal a small I
••• r,c.nistituencies-professed themselves, with sligh(shaderir .almost.have wiihed with fliiinlet. ' here, ip Manchester, and in the York- B.
- "That 'min saiin be done, my dear ' ghantifather,'!•,said -the. - Octorara,• Decon:- SenatOr, Stacey; and Chevalier, Kinney, henc.e , reduction hag been submitted to
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- 2-of 'difference,. converts, more or less, to Mr. O'Connell's • • -, "Oh, that-this
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teo oro sono lies(' wocou Melts • '''-' beautiftil boy, with a face now trirriSoned•over;'t I was insulted • at. New Orleans .' , . ' . .. shire .markets.. The only alteration 'in the duties on Grain from s.,
,-r, ' . llf ' •' " . duction of is per qnarter on --
. Thaw and r ie • ‘ '' '-
, views.-.as to the liardsliip on Ireland of a .£lO municipal' --• '' " 4• ' eso v . it. elf Into a dew • , :al sChnnl, and I Will not Submit id insult ;in returning- house to Orpheus, Bailey, hence litNeev 'York 31st ult. Foreign poets this week is a further re
..,,, itranelaiSe, teste y rating un er e poor aw. lesen-„,
- • . ' d'b *- dth 'I-. TI .. However, as we could' net tIY, we put up with the next hest thing; _to ask a question of my mother I passed by the unworked
and 1 h d d • ' ' " .• ' ' '
;:li e. ante eer, away we heunded_over the heather, clear- slate, qtiarry, near LlandtileS, and I hea-rd a moan proceeding . horn -Durfee home.' at ditto Ist instant
Au s
.. „ . - Wheat and 71(1 per barrel on Flour;
,thlr sticks of bonded Grain and' ' ••
: ' , • • i since this day week but further ar- , i
Samson •ferargess;from London •-av ditto.' ---- •. • s os•-•,,,, • • - Flour -have not been increase( , . ... . ...., .a..., , ..
. iltirnents expressed by these hononrableconservativps won •
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~,. . IDA hedges end ditches with a whoop a 'defiance ; over the hill froM it."' '' ' ' Fria, Johnson. hence sit - 'roma,' •• • • ' - ,_. „, - -rivals ere liaily eXpected. The attention ot speculators iiss again beea cz
' Per • ' V' '. • '
' 'Caledonia Brander. from'NewrOrleans for this port, rat" ~ ("lug"- .aetivelY direpted to honded Wheat, of which soi,ne considerable par-
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'" 'lov•tWm the warm plaudits of Mr. O'Connell and his. . nip we went, in reality. '' on .the.light fentae'tic toe,".and down " Well MY boT proceed," said Mr: •Williatos, mildly. . Albion, Keswick,.and Wilkinson, Nicholson, hence at Maranhain , eels tysrp,lpia.alsp on the passage. have shanSed. hands, chiefly ot the
" ministerial' friends. . , ~ the eppositteside into the ialley,,witli an.elmost fe.rt'ul velocity, r , - ' . i
"I' tc;ld' th th t'l li 1 t.' I ed u t i " said North Briton,•Taylor, and Will am
vou a er a' ie at no pay ' s than ;• •h bence at Mira- a 1 d - •ri tionseat fully our 'bet quotations, *and .in SUMP in-
IV, Skirl' g, finest ire 1 ese p , .. .
'''' • ' s • . ....
- . :Mr. Lucas; Mr. Litton, Mr. Sergeant Jackson; and Sir laughing as we went at the notioo ef ocitt ' •he friend heine - oe.. ' • ••• . ' •
trine 4 „ Alice, fondlY, •"•iny Edward-has too tendera heart." ' , . Michi - '
.. „ , ~ ). ! stances at a sUiall advsnee-the fittest 1 errieraneasi red having reached '
with us. Getting down into the valley, a d beginning to ascend • . nrotners, ince Edward Island 7s 4,1 and the:finest Danzig
'Porde. and Quetettiones;•hence at Pr . , while 78.6 p per 7111 h ; and inferior qua]; th
(L' , Cvorge.Clerk. protestedagainst the msumplion that Sir '' • • - -. 1-crintriVed AO ' t lb btt fth • • " 'd th
ge -An e. oomo , . e quarry, sal e h• sd et our nonlife 1 • • • f' - T,
Enterprise, Boyes, hence at Pietou •.. . .•• .- . i ties could,rsofeoye be. pure, ae,
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_quotations ; or all,
.7,
. , ~ .. . . the next hull: we began to think that;lhough running was boy whose age was about fourteen. " and-I found•th.ere a gen- Mary Ann }Tattoo, , hence at Pictou - other, articlea in bond . there has nt 1 cep muc,ll demand; but prices' ,
sf • 'Robert Peel designed to raise the propovd, municipal " mighty'pleasaut" for a while; it was uncommonly difficult to -t • 'IA thie dev'e 'Market
•• d db k it• I "
Oman, who had fallen iu, an ha ro en is eg- • ' •Aleyone, Muir ; Evergreen, Moran; •Nestor, Clarke.; Royalist, have been fully supported, •. „ . the trans.:Jed:ons tli
,•° j franchise above .£lO., Sir G. Clerk declared, thatn bona .
. keep it up,•so as:the sailors,have it, "we brailed up our main- .. Nos gentleman," said Mrs. Williams. , "Well, Ned, what Asbridge; Abeona, ' Chambers; DYkes, Harrison : •A11e,ien...13-r°„Wn ;• in free Grain, 1•‘lour, an-d Oatmeal were to a very moderste extent, but th
. •fiae 1:10 franchise was all that was rerrired by the con- . . ..
saile" and " brou ht " ( a
It to. au 1 beg nto think of ourinstructions. did yeu •do with him?" ' •., . . Promise, Shearer.; Tsvi•ed,• -- ; Ocean, Douglas; uaptam nosS, our lAst quowions were ftillY obtained. and in some instances a Joe,
.. . On " comparing mites," however, We found that all we had any • ondeit Wheat some further parcels chaneed h•
Morten • RoWft Nert.'lGourlay. and Ruby, Wescott, hence at Quebec. eXceedede of b • - . ~ . . . . ~, ands at an , j.,•1
~.
...set vative party ; and that Sir Robert reel would not, lie " Why; I could not let hitn lie there and ,die,'" saidthe boy,
distinct noti f h '
on o t at our guide had told us. was to. keep Snow- •., • • '• Ileilet;les • Ralsbeek;•heace at Blehibeetc7 • ..• • , advance aa aboye noted..
-,-....,,wria-sure, refuse..to agree .to the introdiidtiOn• intit the don I - ftd h' •ll I •ould and told him I would soon , ' '
so coin or e im a L , r.dward. , hence at Shippegan . Wngar, te 711 b s. d. s. d, INDIAN CORN, 4, 031/13. '
before us as u I d k • d ' hit 1 • h'll
we . .or an mar ,anaw e co taee on a i
• ••'4 • bting hint • assistance; but first 1. tied bis,handketchief about s Star of the Wett, Nicholassbinace. at Syra 7th ult. and cleared the English .......... .9 6 •Ptlo 9 , 'Bed - 43• n e,44, o'. 'I:
•,•Ipoor law of wordssto the effect that the rattng should
.. . about three miles off, near which a tramrod., went which le i
Les 'erg, and propped it up, and left my jacket under it for a pils • 171.1 s torConstantioople" •. . . ' Scotch - 44' 0 ''''
•i. a-r”,f•irlated by the rent actually. paid by the occupants of would conduct es to it. and which, in the valley we were then I h I - tLI d 1 d t t d• c I Beiram, Woolnerehence at ditto the 27th
ow ;t en ran over o an u as, an go a car an a oup e, . , - 'lrish
. ' ''.f.:J 0 houses. At present, the rated rental is alge.ed to: in, we.coul
.d not see. Our only eoorse was, therefore, to ascend druien and some ropes-to help me, and wef drew -him out, ana.l • -
Adelaide, Gtatilty, berii•e at Oporto •! - ! ' Bonded ! 5•O - 7 •,4 ,
.Eoelish
41 0 -44 0. '
. et •the hill befere us.' This, however wee more easily- Contetioilet- ' woe Ra§httin, Gregory .• 'tense at ditto • BARLEY. se qr..- -.- .:., . Irieh ..., 35 0-36 G n.
!, , be, below the actual rental. . -- • eareied him tie the head inn-atter that 1-had to get the surgeon
ed than put in execution; for at the foot of the' hill, between us• rh-•eea m re ; Gazelle, Hellyer, fsom Newfoundland, at ditto . . English.„, 33 ,o ,an 0 PeaS, Grey ..... 29 0 - .34 0 '
.•s „ „ ;W. Litton niade a, bold stand in s -,-) t 'of th i t ' •
. , .I,ipor . ees and it was a rather eXtensive bog, whith obliged us to go about !or im, ano ...r.* .say.s was not at home, so l !ran to Mr. Jones, - ''AletianilereFirstoffeberweat Copenhagen, -_ , . . Chevalier .. 33 .0 -37 '0 .. r Whlte. .... 38 0 46 0
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and he soon set the leg; but the gentleuien looked very ill, and Dora Kohn Floraf.Peterss• J unie•Hamer s Rapid. White ; Indus- Scotch, eV 60Ib 48- 5 0: ItAPIA'SEFD V last;',£ - °
! -.,phsvosed: bY Sir R. Peel • whikt Mr Darby'd 1 • d -ha • .
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..i. ~ . . ec.aree .
.1t a mule to ger tound it. We then ctininienced ascending the • he c 11 d e his 'deliverer ' and be .ed I would not leave him., trie,,Den .
Duy'ts ; Mathilde. Kroger ; Laura, 3tickles ; Kinderdyke, ! Irish ! 4 0- 4 6 'FLOUR., English, IV 280Ih. -d
' • ' 'Mot should that test be abandoned by the riglt hO‘nOur-' hill, at theside of which was a cottage, and' near it a•Weish girl •so jailed mh
.. ' ' '1.b."1l ' 1 • llh
•ve seen sitting up wit i tin a nig it, ant aye pros., ,
Meyerhoffs'SLudwig Wilhelm, Muller, and -Fortuna Taag, hence at ' - Foreign, in bond. 26- 3 0 Fine._ .40 se- 53 0
.
! . able baronet, he should consider . that all the conserra- driying,•afong the hill side a number ofiliminurive Welsh•sheep. Miied to see him 'again tu-clay. ' Nows grandfather, do I stamt .Ps"lore ,• . • ' ••, OATS, ee• 451 b. - Mali - 38 0-52 0 • a
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• We clambered up the hill towards her-as festnie we. collie, in- Britannia. Dartnell, sailed from Ttieste the 3rd instant, and Rubicon, . . English
a• - ives who ; voted for the right hon. baronet's proposiitzon excused ?" -: -. . ' Anderston •the 601 both for this port , • . •,., :Scotch, ... 3 4 .77 35 • Svi-eet, ILK. .. 0 0 ..-!-, 00 ' c
.. .. ~ . . tending to ask fordirections, but sbe hurried away,' from us ap- :-, `-' YOU ore a brave _fellow, aod always were " said Mr. Wile es.. - " I
artha•Max..Bultzer, ien,,esiSl3tstriburg, , ! . Irish . , 3 0 -s- 3'2: i ! Stier:bond ... 24 6-. 26 0 '
-,sia alAad • beets betrayed ! . ~ , , .• •
, .• . I pareutty aalf afraid. We,_ however, arlength, got within hail- liams -laying his hand affectionately oti his granrison's shoulder; ~ John Orrnerod, Roberts, hence at Swineiminde • . reilsn, in hond. 22- 3 2 , DATne,AL, str 2401 b ' • t
.;!! a aa(11,t143-diffienit, V'S' adal4, IQ read aright, et tliefirst +we ingedistanceeand I shnuted to her to ask the way to Llanberris, ."there I( b h tt •I • • d t ur I k e G ii'n an
, iss ot your nto sera, ato come an ea yo . srea -. .. tisane a 1 , d Joanna., Allen. hence at St. Petersburg . .
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.. itto. deity free 3 - 2 - 3 6. . English .5 0 -26 ~O.
- ' tilelSe very curious • features in last night's debate •.' at
. . . ;_n.
,to Which she ansteeted with eyollev of Welsh. Getting a little
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- . fast: 1, will.rideover mYself•to the Druid and see the poor gen- . Gazell,e rdtCulloCh, froinAlicatit, iit 'Belfast. •s 1 . 32 0-3'o • ) n w 37'..26 6-27 0 I
' RYE, 411'qs 6 10. e 18 . ,
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•nr! same time there can 'be little harm, •we imagine, tn nearer, I repeated my question; when she' burat Into .a merry. attenian. Come, Edward,. seat yourself and, hegin." ' 'll,tary'gra de, Gilli6s, item' Laguna for Stettin; at; Cork,: , MALT, Irv. fine 56 0 -e55 0 neotch.. ..... 25 0-26 0 (!
. :eCornmendinw all the friends to the established 'church, laugh, ankturning-rinnt-begair driving her-sheep away. Con-.. ~ - '' • • •
t ...., I cannot eat, sir,". replied the boy, turning again deadly, •-• Lady Houghs, Steveminnsfsoin St....Mita, Nl. at Drogheda Middling 46 0 -54 0 . ,
. • .•is , Mischief. Jones, hence for Trieste, was off Tuskar 18th instant • •
• tinuing howeveretb put-questions•to. hereehe agaiti gave he a ,
.' • in-Ireland:to pr,epare for the worst.- The faeta WhiCh we t ' ale,. "I: want thspeak to my 'nuttier." ': • ' Trinity Vlach, -., henee for Leghorn,..at Falmouth, with loss - •' •,• •
.. .... reat in pure:Welsh, - Finding we Were in afoeeign ternary, 11 "W 11 th r she is," said the old eentleman " I never saw of mast•head .. - , LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL AIARKET,JuNE•I9.
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_- , ;:ave- recorded smack strortgiy.of ,". compretnise" bet Ween where we could not makeesureelves understood, we ithandoued e-' e e -•-. ' - W . ll'll B •11.' fill' ' 3,-1-t 'lt ' d'C 1 1)* e • Kennedy, 1
.. , mother end son make such a fuss with oue another as iny (laugh- ;,. , in.. i , err, , I ow, is wee ,anoum an , •s. • (I. ts. d: -• -I '•' '. - •r.de s. (1. ': :
• - '.'jTe leaders-of the conservatives and the deadly enemies artificial and resorted to primitive languege-the language of ter Alice and "
you. . sailedrfrom, Gibraltar for this port sth instant Old Ilav
-.a all conservative , interests.• When we find Mr. Las- signs, and uttering the. .word -" Llariberris,'" preinted to the •Pbe countenance -of the mother turned unusually pale also .i . 'Aline, Leisk,alialed from Cadiz for Monte Video and Buenos Ayres • .
- New• Hay O9 . 0 0 --e- .1 Cattle!Potatoes,l 4 1 5-; I
_:,,elles deelaring that the" question of municipal corpora pathway and over the. hill top, -kiite :immediately undrstood us,: and •her lip evidently quivered, es site said, " What has hap- .
' the let instant" " - • ! - • • - •• -: . •- , .
' Dryade. Wallace. from Rio Janeiro. at London • Clover Hay O6O . 9 --s- ,Turpips ",' 00 0 0 per ton
... . and pointine to a roueh cart road wil Is- one hand' and with the 05'0 et -'' Carrots' OOO 0 -
Straw, Wheat.. •
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petted, Edward, cams you not speak to me here ?" Montezurna, Burnett. from Laguna. at this port ; sailed r.th April,
~,i..: „rticas,.for Irelared•-•-••-or' rather, the queition, whether: tnit ' ' - '- • •- ' ' ''.- -- • ' .- - *
. , 7. ;other.to, the direction of." Llanbeiris,"'Went ainging away.- S raw ()at O4O 6 - Manglewurzle 000 0 -
• , ' ' - "No mother " replied the troY, almost soleninly, "I wish in compaiy with the Aliee Jane, Bleasdale, for this port. Left load- .s t , I, 7 0 7 6 _
s. q 1 •ntospal corporations in that 'coinitry :shall be so. fracned as, ,We.toiled up the hill, Sub t-t. t• -. ll' f ••t ' d • k • •• • ' 'ss
. si o ing sa ;es o es 1 an (lute . re- , !iv, the xperiment, fur this port. The Eleanor Laidman, was to - Straw, Barley 0- 0 0 0 ----.• Manure
; i - • .. s . ..... _
to speak to,you alone.
• . ttr ',secure equal justice to Protestantism, on .the one partee for. sallies over hillecks, and at length gained itsi rocky sail in ten days. On the 15th instant; in lat. 49, long. 15, spoke the . , ---
• " Come with me, then, 'to mY chamber," said Alice, "but •
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' - 'Darn! or to deatroy Protestantism on the other-" isnot ,_ summit. On turning round, we both exclaimed, "how bealitiful!!' , : • Rockingham, hence for Portsmouth, N.II. .
•s • eie ~.' , • . , • r . - • - eih „ ~ , „ . , „ . • , -,,, e
~ your grandfather speaks to you." . LIVERPOOL CAT'PLE MARK.ET, I
_ uNIR 18.
~„„ a Nrty question,- we are tempted 'to nu-rive whe . '
' ' • ther e valley. we nail crosgeo presented att the appearauce of hay in„ " When yoa have finished this mighty secret, Master Ned, 1 .- - The supply or Beasts atmarket to-day ..ia . .
1 s been rather smaller than
, been formerly, the. bed of a laige river. It wifs perfectly straight THURSDAY, Jens 21. -i• oea, and the market
!4sl.r-„Lascelles _represents' trtily the sentiments of the suppose you will beready to eccouipauy me to Llandutas ?" in- ' that of last week, the qnalitv generally pretts g
k therebeis 'shut few
. , • . . ,between the 'Sills for several Miles, and Was occasionzilly richly, • AnnlVe9.-LiOn, BAiley, froin Barbadoes-Oberlin. Iloyt, and-Duc, has I,een tolerably brisk at the prices of last WET •
1 i b 6 1 -.
Tuned Sir. Williams. . , ' 1 merket. of Sheep am ,sm s. we sass
great " party" which returned hun to the-House of (.I,orn,- weeded. One end wes terminated by hills; 'Ma lOoking to the • , .
„ d Orleans, from New Orleans-AlelcannerAlranteßrown, left unsold at the close of t 1(' .
," In about an hour, wandfather. I think I shall be ready, t any alteration In prices from
, ! roans; and when, in like manner, we find Lord Eliot de- other, it opened with a fine view into. Ifeautnaris bey,' with the sea fom qacennah•-•-•111 '
. arathon, Shaw, from Charleston-James DunloP. had rather a large supply, but withou . . ,
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answered Edward, with a wave of the hand, and a dignity that eresinle'p, from Gonaives-Treaserer. . . .fr AI aria E, • t 2 e • aiket has been rather neava , especially at th.e
• • • ,om exea
... e by p last week. thoush the m
- -.. clflrincz,..that after the Roman Catholics. have beet) ad- in the distance. With the eicept ion of this narrow hvning, we rather irritated than pleased his grandfather, and his twouncles,. -and lvea, Vissen, from St. Petersburg. ' ' latter part of the day, which Inas .
•be attributed-to the vers. unfavour-
, , Ifel ft •IdG cl
! litie
... i, • .rmitecl to po at equality with Protestants, it i.s. unju.st were completely wrapped round,as it were, with bills. , hough on ' who Called out with a tette of dertsmo, There goes the Emperor SAILED.-Corinth, Smith, for Boston-and Duchess of Beaufort,. able state of the weather. there. tn 04
heme a goo( we . unso -oo
a with a very few of ordinare.
- - • • a hilltop we. were io reality in a valley of bills. In the Cents eof e , . Beef may he quoted at f!:OTn fid
-.. JO' Tesigt the wishes of the people of Ireland in the mat- ' - - ' - Ins f t itersbur . .
or Morocco." '; Stepl e,or S . Pt.. g ,h efuttonsold at from 614 to 7d,
• • the ravine beneath us, ran the high road front Bangor to Car- The hoy heard them but not a muscle of that beautiful lip . . quality at sed per lb. ,
-(,0oa We.. er .
t' Sid- Lamb may he quoted :it about 7d per
-' ter. of munzczpal corporatzons, we are inclined to wen- narvon. We sat perched on two points of a rock, for, at least, - ' i d •1 d f 1 h 1 Fdevina West from Mobile atthis port !In lat;4o, long. 38. spoke erdinary
, was affected by the taunt; on y a
.eepet sla e 0 me anc o y - -., . , •,. ..- • . ~ .
~ , . • and Ewes at 6,1..9
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lb.-Number of Cattle at mar se ,
1 't • 'feasts. 917 ; Sheep and Lambs, 8671
• ' del' sit the peculiat logical process by which Lord Eliot twenty minutes, silently enjoying the scene. To Os' such lin '' A stefrs b b 1 d h th ‘f. th
• passes acro , row, as e e is mo te• r m e room. i.e.
the Eliza Vl/4 ithams, fi om 1 tooth.' , masterdead, and!matesick ,
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...., ~rnei.s: arrive at his conclusions! His lordship's proposi unaccustomed, and delightful stillbess prevailed ; with the ex- .. I cannot think what ails elle. boy," . said Mr. -Williams, Aristides Hart from Ger enti at this ort On 10th instant off
- CORN EXPHANGE. JUNk 19 , ~
. . Ca eSt Vinceni, spoke the, oliiin' bine. trot' ialermo for this ' ' ' - • '
port DUBLIN
• .s
... tion,..when!emboaied in siniple terms, amOunts tO this- c!P • •
lion of the merry chirrup of the grasshopper, and the occa- thoughtfully. "I trust no one has put. him into the• well of. guthampton,--, at Lima , ' ' meet yan y Wheat at
.niarket todliy, and 'the little
• • , millet whsstling of a bird, not a sound was to be heard. This r, r , ••..., There as e
--- , that,. because art act. of favour or of justice (fin. either d round sum-to-take -Artemis
ynnon-Ennion; if so it will cost me a,gtio . ~ , from Valparaiso, at Swansea • " •:asineilerne'ett and in some instances 6(1 per barrel hieher
CH *th h ' • h d• h'll • I sts ----1
. . -, .. • . .., s i ness, wi t e majesty ot t e surroun ing is,am . e sun- . him ()a agaiL, ~ - • • ... Robert Finney, hence at Arica • . . offering 'as • trary were dull. hut not lower than last week'.
- whilst Oats on the (on . .
alternative may, for the moment, be assumed) was per- shiny verdant beauty Of rhe vale below, eave to- the seene an. - " . •' ' ' d 11 'LI d 1
• Now ,be it knbwn, that this celebrate we , near an u as, ~, Mary, Guntou, frorn Naples, at Palermo, and sailed 23rd May for
Wheat, white .... 39.,
• Oa 040 a Od i Oatmeal ..... ... 12 0 ,-• 14 G '
•• '' fitrined tnwards•the Etonian Catholics of Ireland in 1829 •imPosing.peaceful soleinnity, whiCh is not easily described. At Liverpool e Miller's red
. ..- , . ' ' ' .. in Nor'th Wales, is believetl by the inhabitants round, to possess
Idris Benfield from:Messina. at,Palermo, .and sad" 25th May''or Inferior - Rape .. : ... ...." 0' 0 --s 11 0
' , the;•efore,Altese Roman Catholics have, in 1833, a, rigid I
ength, one of. us having magely remarked, that sitting there some mighty power of witchcraft and. that ihe old man or wo- ' • ' •• ' • oats ........ . - 0 0
would not carry US to Llanberris we aeain made a start and • ' ... , Liverpool .
'tO eactate to Ow imperial legislature, terms, wldch may 'i' - ' ' ' ' - . , man (as it might be) who had the charge of it, and was looked Scotia, Gregory, sailed from Palersno 3rd May, and Giorgio, Costa. liere ........ . ..... 0 0 --i 0-0 . i •
. •.. coming suds enly, npen a. cottage, around which were several „
, erribie them utterly to subvert Protestant interests in all half wild, and grotesquely clad children, they Scampered into upon as its priest or priestess, could by some incantation or 31st, both Stir Liverpool . . .---e----• •_______:e-,--_ - ' -•-
•• -1
t le corporate towns of Ireland. • '
, their burrow like frightened rabbita, arid we hid a hearty laugh .
•other, place the spirit of euy victim who had displeased them Geo. Harper, Owens henae at I.egborn -'
within its waters, whereby he became Meta h 1 • b• t• .
nc oy. su ject 0 • , • - . •s•
Corsair Curnmine sailed from Leghorn for this port 3rd June CHESTER CORN MARKET-JuNg 16. '' '
.. . . , A few daye_will unfold the sentiments of Sir Robert at- the notion of frightening r hildren, by our appearance. As fits, and altogether an altered '•E • ' • 'D b. he
peraon. very one in eu ie Wm. Ackers,Nichol, from St. Thomas, at LagniTB
Wheat. 751bs s. d. a. (1.•
:. • ?eel on this,mornentons subject. He has alread 't •
y, iIS we passed the door of the cottage, we got into a narrow cart- shire has heard of the magic well of' Ffrinon:Enion. ''' e. - AimwelL-Wltsom'from Rio-Janeiro, at Ceylon •• •' • . .
' ' Mar enet Prow tie 'hence at Lima •.- - ' • ' A ril, and. •
Ditto red
• lO 3 111 9 '
•P • Oats 4Glbs • • -
- tvue,,stated liis ." unalterable tesolution" in the matter ; e children fleet in Enelish and then by signs . ..
lane, and asked th . • .. , , , . . ,s, How can Edward-be put into the well?" argued the grand- .
' ' . England 2nd
Europe, --,-•••-•e, sailed from Lima for
1 Morarsbire sailed
Llanherris ? tasking use of,signe, and ' Llanberris
if it led.to . , : Beai;s; 801bs
. Mother, " see;:ng he is snch a favaurite 'With old. Griffith', the the Emma was to sail 10th April for Livaenrpeci:/, saroue ....,
NA inter was, ...T.,., •: 6- 6 7 3
- • . ' b 9 I, in these tirnes "-unalteraVe res,olutions" a t ' '
-, re ap ,in is our pass word, but could get nothing from them ant a stare well-keeper?" - from Valparaiso forthisnorteoth March, •d t
, . t; I ding Barley, per GOths .,. , . . , , 40 4 3
particular circurtiatances, to exhibit stranoe susceptibili• of wonderment. . G '
oing on a little fiirther, however, we met . • • 1 h ?larch
to sail for Eneland 1. t Malting Barley, 38qrs 5 6 6 0-
e. . "That stands for nothing,' retorted her •husband, "'they are r--•
--- hence at Carttiagena .
• iittes.of alteration. Whatever be the
.nat are of the de- two lads, to whom we
_put the same question, tool went through a sad set of s• f 1 • • h Id • 1• th • •
pite u cepronous c Grate; , _ . _
reaturea, t ose o wizan s , e- , Ann,.
... ___•_ _ ._ _ 0,,,,,,t menu° ' . ~ • - • -
declaration which the parliamentary leader of the con- our telegraphing precess as before. The •bigger ladao whom boy: may hve offended hint, and he' lopks strangely altered, me- caniova. owaP, 'twine' at nava" ' (1•!c 'ficioa bound to Vera AN .ACCOUNT OF CATTLE,
servatives may make, the conservatives throughout Raw. ~ •we had addressed ourselves, uo &Rill thought this . .
ell very • e a
thinks. ' , - . . ..
-, . , artery, Wheelwright, from Lond. .
don, A. ,aCTI ..
3 011 t in hdpes the blockad,e may . Imported into Liverpool, "from
,the 12th to the 19th inst.
I, funny, and looking at his companion, burst into a hearty a h . , ain her log as
~ - FROM
.IRELiND. • • •'''
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.:and and Ireland had better look to themselves! Lug- • -"Oh! he has been up all.night, and he has had a quarrel Cruz, intending to remer. _ .
The_ yputiger lad, however, knew a few words of English, and be raj" vii"!in '1'11..11, ~lit, Lagnria for SH:tti .
n at the Cove ' ', - ~
... , Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves.. Lionbs.
With One of hitt school-mates," said Mrs. Williams; '' I dare, 2342 ti9:l • 2574 " 281 0 4 . 1195
" -.411011.---. . was enabled io telt Oa are were in Abe right road, and that if we Mary Brute, GI ie. ,_
fro Port-au.Princ.e. at kalmouth
• say he is gone to tell his mother all about it, and she will he sure Celt. --------• -- -7•1 astemel, at Falmouth . • Previously...2osl9 , 33172 100286 3389 134 105 4'302
. - PROGRESS OF CONSERVATISM. called at a cottage a mile further tiff. which he pointed out, we to take his part ; I hope he is not going to VeX het, poor thing ;- guptaY••------ -winJEtinalea. at this port Leff-a t Rio Bueno.the • • •,-, eOASTWISE. .
.
. . ( From llie Blacliburn Standard.). ' 'should there learn bow in proceed. We rewarded him by telling she has had trouble en-ough already. zero), 1""°1).f frrT11,,,,„,,,. ort the 1t th June, in lat. 48, long. 2/, ' .• Cows, , Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. . Lambs.
Availing themselves of evert,. petty 'shift ad d cl.. : him he was a fiat lad, and throwing bilge% ,"iceppee." He had. Amt•lie. loading
i?lnin, hence for NeW York. On Ist June, in lat. 41, 87 217 0 ' 0 79 o
. .. n egra pag h
rdi h
a y• eceme possemed ofeit,, when his compattion game up to . -„ ~ [fo be euncludecl in our aest.l
~ . • spoke the Empo
' e. 49 the Balclut la.
1 from Matanzas for St. Petersburg Previously :3520 . ! 39247 6259 103 74 , o
-,rtifice to counteract the growing spirit of Conservatist ' . ...,,, __,. .. , . '''''''' ' 1 ton from Strangford, at this port, Nvith potatoes ' tradotausaamare,....e.,..sa sesua-••••••••mee.............a.....••......,,,
n him, and apparently.claimed share.s, when; immediately tbere ------------- • • Venus, L n ,
~, : ;•-) the-Country, the unhappy ,Whiga are doomed to, re- •
comtnenced a kul ! ,
d .." scueuroh" in Web;ll' between them fn,r• • r uPLIC OPINION.-Tbe Most democratic, or,' as- tee NhOlil(ri,
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... rvin•se's on all hands. They, cry viith him, whom Dr.. possession. •. We left them to settle the !mild., On we walked, , say, diet' most radical," are - especially lend et claiming. in , . •
, • • ' •LA'VEsT pATES AT LIVERPOOL.
.• ~.,.,..! . hosol progOnnced the primitive W.hig.,. namely • neer.' and began sensibly. to feel the effects efheateeed exertion corn- themselves' tlie favour and the Pairiiiialie of public opiiiio
.. , . Days.. . , Itirn. &en. ilt. i
. . " inaists upon this ______,_
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- ' -,. e'en unmentionable personage whose faults appear to.. bined.• •My friend began to lag, wad while .1
-. Tat /anntizg him " Public • opinion," say they to the neinister,, , .
h. t
measure k,„o,. 1
.eineee ~,,,..,,,,e.
~,eui
'Direct. indirct. ' ' '
: In. sr. H. fa. F. T. I,
Fdw. Kiwi West Sax.
_!l,.••,ve flescended to his posterity in a full bush • !about treetops him at walkine its he wes, teeming himself with • •
el, but whose ' • ' - • ' - "- . - • eject Or will not tolerate t a
measure which yon r . ~ . . : .
„. t pril ..14 Ptomain... Mays s.. 2
1 :14 destroyed you," Calcutta. • j _ . "t.""`
... , r o
Tuesday !!9 t 847 914 -14 10 ,
~
' f rm .en- Vie. 'Pr. ol
.. s.• • his het, enst•puffineelike a young porpeiae, wilt:ea, groan that he • which pits propose." 'l. P.°1,11”; °Pinien 1. • . • . ,
__,,_;‘,, Bombay.. • • April ...2. ..larantiam May. .. :- • , Wednesday „20 !9401 la 5 ,15 5 .Asces. o
~ .
..t.
Jew
,sssivity and vigilance appear totally forgotten-with him
'• :•-s_ hec lib • ' • es. vet somehon or other, .oi. China
nu t eart he heat no louger,,lie•seissid hitnself heethe hair of they exclaim, to the consetvativ , s s . . s
......e
mautirius N. Orleans '4.3% • •20 Thursday . _2l ilO 29 lo 52 15 10 Steamer comm..
- --ey cry ' - . realises become ) eai I. mo. Ilareli. 21. Molnle .. Ch r.tm es4n.
'- • his iieall, and throwing up: inn, theeair-not. his head-but his the ministry stand, and the c•ins, flay. ..26 nada, 22 11115111 35 I
.L'S 10 11‘,1 ars seta.
Ilb 35in even
, Isk•l'i ton the ultra-rattical pat tv st. 11ei1.113.. SaV111111(1h. ' 'l'3% '• •27 Saturday ....23 ,I 1 57 -Ilb 2% .baturn st.ta, . • _
_.,
" All good to us is lost-evil be thou wig, with a loud hurrah challenged me to do that if I could: I powerful, public opinion had stint 1 •
•• • and the; clap full sail to I ttio Janeiro.
• I Sunday 2,4 1 0.17 f . , , i
1 [John Bap. Midsum. D.
Our goon ;si• was oblieed to acknowiedee my inferiority to sueh superior who profess to take it ror their gns, , ,
..
' Bahia , - " 1151 lo 2
... LI they forthwith commi ' - 1-* ' - Vunthly Chronicle, Jou'. Alund,y ..... 2.) / u .).] I
t themselves to everything qualifications: We travelled on to the cottage, where ne met a breeze.ess ses. ~,
. .

" MI good to us is lost—evil be thou
Our gooit ;"
Lci they forthwith commit themselves to everything