The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-22 00:00:00

VICISSITUDES OF A VOYAGE.

On the ilth of January last, the ship. Acadia.; left' this
port fur New York, with a heavy cargo end thirty-fi've steer-
age passengers. She had been but a few days at sea when
she turned out to be in a leaky condition; and, to add to
the distress of those on board, it Was discovered that she
had not taken in a sufficiency of fresh water, the conse-
quence of which was that each person was put on allowance of
two quarts per day. During the first ten days, the weather was
favourable, but, the wind having become contrary, the vessel,
which was too heavily laden, was beaten about till the Ist of
March, when she encountered a violent storm from the west, in
Ist: 35 uurth, ton. 43 west, according .to the calculation of the
officers. The hurricane is described as baying been most
terrific, and the ship was expected every moment to go
down. Both the passengers and (be crew worked, at the pumps
incessantly, while the captain, seeing their danger, steered the
vessel himself, with the view of easing her as touch as possible
front the violent shocks of the waves, that threatened each
stant to overwhelm her. Such was the violence of the storm
that, though the captain wished to lighten the ship, it was found
impossible to do so till the following day: As they had only
provisions for two weeks, they determined to run for Ireland.
the. storm continued for two days, during which 30(./ tons of
goods were consigned to the ocean; notwithstanding which, the
vessel still leaked. The triad having veered round to the east,
the captain decided that he would steer for New York, the ori-
ginal port of his destination. Ag'aio the wind changed, how:-
ever, and by the 7th of March the leakiness Of the vessel had so
augmented that she made three feet aitil a half of water peg
hour. She was further lightened without ninth eftect being
produced, and at length the captain resolved that he would not
proceed•to Cork, but endeavour to make the Azores as the
nearest land. The passengers and crew were now in the ut;,
most distress for want of water, as well as provisions. On the
9th, the wind, it seems, having again changed, the captain once
more steered for New York, but the breeze getting round to tpe
northwest some hours after, the course was changed for Fayal:
On the 11th, a ship hove in sight, which proved to be the Ma-
nark, a fine Dutch ship, bound to Rotterdam, from Batavia:
At first the ship showed symptoms of a hostile description, hay=
ing heard at St. Helena that war had been declared between
England and 'Holland. Set right oh this subject, the Dutch
captain furnished the Acadia with provisions, and gave her
longitude 31, 58. 'I he longitude, according to the calculation
on board the Acadia, was 29, 10. At one o'clock next day,.
land was discovered, and all on board were filled with joy,
under the notion that it was Fayal. They were within one or
two miles of this land before sunset, but, fearful of rocks, they
continued to cruize about till daylight, when they saw a boat
approaching them. A rope was thrown to the individuals in
the boat, and they were taken on hoard, They proved to be
the crew of the English ship Latnns, ,rtiieft was wrecked on
this spot in December last, on a voyage froM St. Jago da 'Cuba.
to Swansea. They reported to the captain of the Acadia, that
his was the first ship they had seen since they were cast away,
and that the laud they saw was Flores. They were now 130
miles from Fayal, and in the greatest distress for want of water.
Fortunately, they reached the bay of Fayel in two days, without
further disaster. •In this island the passengers and crew were
treated with great hospitality and kindness; not withstanding
which, several of the more.indigent amongst them experienced
great distress. The Acadia had to be discharged before she
could be repaired, and this business went on so slowly, that the
money of most of the passengers was exhausted. At length, on
the 18th of April, a Danish ship entered the bay minus a
rudder. This vessel was quickly repaired, and, as' she wai
bound for Liverpool, five of the passengers embarked in her,
determined to come to this port rather than await the tedious
process of repairing the Acadia. The Danish vessel arrived at
Liverpool on Wednesday lait. Thus the live individuals al=
hided to find themselves again in Liverpool, the port at which,
more that four months ago, they embarked for New York, to
which place they have yet to proceed.A/biert.

TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE ST. GEORGE'S STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.

STEAM•SHIP SIRIUS.
FALMOUTH, MAY 19, 1838,
"GENTLEMEN,—The Sirius arrived in this port at 6 p.m. at
ter a passage of 18 days, having sailed from New York on the
Ist inst. at 2 p.m. We had only three days fair wind, all the
rest were with strong winds and gales from S.E.
" 1 should have proceeded to Portsmouth, bet wished to
land the Halifax ►nail, which I received from her Majesty'S
packet Tyrian, seven hundred miles from England, and our
New York wail, which is very large.
" Five packets sailed same day, vii.:—The Siddons, the
North America, and the Hibernia, for Liverpool ; the Si.
James, for London ; and the Utica; for Havre.
" The Great Western was to leave New York on the 7th insL
She arrived the day after us. We arrived on the 22d of April;
after having encountered very heavy gales.
" You will perceive, by some papers which 1 have sent you;
how the citizens received us.

" The Sirius is as fine a sea-boat as ever was built, and het'
engines walked well nut and home.
" I should have arrived in England at least three days earlier;
but could not keep up the steatn owink to the inferior quality of
the coal. I leave this morning fur London.
" The Sirius will ever he remembered in America as the first
teatner from England. It was with difficulty I could get away;
owing to the great number of persons whO crowded our decks.
" I am, gentlemen,
"Your most obedient servant,
" (Signed) RICHARD ROI3ERTS.
" Directors St. George's Company, Liverpool."

THE SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.

TO TOE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE INTENbED SOI,+II TOXTETI4

fiOS PITA L.

. ,
GENTLEDIEN,—By advertisements, in many of the Liverpool
papers, I perceive you have been induced to subscribe liberally
towards the formation and erection of an Hospital in the south
end of the town. Such benevOlent feeling is highly conamen&
able, and it only show.; another instance of your readiness to
respond to the call of charity. But charity, like every thing
else, may. be abused, and Your benevolence may be excited, as I
presuine, it is in this case, without any occasion for it. There
is, already, a Dispensary in Parliament•street„willi unoccupied
rooms, which could, at a Moderate expense, be converted into
wards forth reception of all urgent accidents occurring in that
neighbourhood and about the south docks, and in all remove.'.
able cases could easily be sent to the Infirmary, in Brownlow-
street. '/'he whole of the beds in that noble institution hare not
been occupied since the establishment of the Northern Hospital,
in Leeds-street ; and, at the present moment, there are upwards
of fifty empty beds in that splendid and healthy-situated build.;
ing, which is an Ornament to the !Amu. Is it to become useless;
and its wards without patients?

A FRIEND TO C,HARITY.
Liverpool, 11Ia-, 19th, 1838.

~ . .
THE WINDRHSIERE.—The public have now,opportunity
of obtaining a safe and speedy transit to the lake's: The new
and beautiful steamer, Windermere, Plies three days during
the week bet Ween this port and Ulverston—and those who have
never witnessed the delightful scenery which the lakes of Cum-
berland and Westmoreland preseht, cannot avail themselves of
a Conveyance containing the same anmitin of comfort and
economy. The advantages of this route to the lakes are be•
coming eve,ry (lay more apparent to the public.
NORTH WALES STRA:iI CoMMUNHATION.—On reference to
our adyertising.columna, it will be seen that a new Company
has been formed for the purpose of faCilitating the intercourse
between Liverpool
.and North Wales. The promoters and
directors are of the first respectability, and !lie undertaking will
be carried on with spirit. To the inhabitants of North Wale 4
this company will prove a great convenience. We understand
that upwards of 1,I(X) shares have been taken in Wales already,;.
and that the greatest interest and zeal ate felt in the matter
throughout the principality.

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A CtßiosiTy.—Amongst the articles announced for Sale iii
one of this week's auctions, we perceive a lot entitled, a
Mahogany child's chair.—We COni!eiVe the father of this
derful infant must have been of the Wood family.
THE GREAT WEsTEaN.—A report was circulated in our
commercial-rooms last night, that the Great WeStern steamer
had arrived in Kingroad at seven o'clock in the evening, but
it was afterwards contradicted. She is, however; daily expect-
ed, though the long prevalence of easterly winds mitAt neces.
sarily have retarded her homeward passage. It appears that}
notwithstan.ding the Sirius had the start of the Great Weetera
by four days, (which; reckoning twenty hours' Oen' 6). startink.
from Cork, may be counted as five days.) both vesseli *era
wtthiu twelve noun; of each. 6ther op the 22d ult., neat the ftUA
of New Y k::::/3"01 lap tfindl fdtillitil; SittliddY:

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I FRIDAY, MAY 18.—Wind S. BE. Rain. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 18.
THE WANDERER'S REPLY. be allowed to travel ou the railway between Stockton and Mid-
Standard Office, Three o'Clock. ARRIYED-Rockin4ham, Dwight. fr ,m Mobile-George. Choate, The demand for all descriptions of Sugar has this week been general
illesborough, but carriages will he attached to the trains to carry
from NewYork-Betsey Hall, Coaker. from Buenoe Ayres-shamiun, mid extensive. aed a slight advance has been obtained on previous
Ye ask of rne my home- travellers at two-pence each ! Two-p,ente for four miles! —iiews-- Stone, from New Orleaas-and Hercules, Erick, from Anel•im. quutations. The sales coasist of 1600 hints RP. together with 0100
My home is on the deep, PROPOSED RA ILIY AY. -The merchants. manufacturers. capi- LIVER.POOL MARKETS. BAlLen.=4ohn N. Gossler, Davis, for Canton, via Gibraltar-Sici- bags Mauritius, awl 6000 bags Bengal. chiefly flue white, at 64s to 65s
My home is 'midst the billows' foam, talists, and landowners; in the neighbourhond of Silkstone and lia n, Here, for Newfoundland-Columbiana, Barker, 'or New Orleans yr cwt. 1 n Foretell Sugar there are no sales to report.-The sales in
My home is where the wild winds sweep, Barnsley, are seeking to connect their coal-fields with Sheffield -Firefly, Easter, for Constantinople-Snowdrop, Nicholls, for An- lolassi:s are 100 Imes of Demerara, in warehoase, at 27s 6d, and 60
'Tis where the mighty waters long - and Manchester, in one direction, and with the Humber in CORN EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, MAY 22. cona-and Algonquin, Turley, for Philadelphia. puns ot Trinidad at 27.+ per cwt from the quay.-Coffee. The sales of
Iriesi,,,,abt.thmisd ptho,rti;,osratiille,d,a2soll.l Plantation have been rather extensive, and comprise 360 casks Jamaica
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Have sung " Old Ocean's" voice of song. another. They propose to join the Sheffield and Manehester and 30 casks Berbiee ; ordinary to flue ordinary qualities brought full
klirices, whilst the Mier descriptions sold at Is per cwt reduction.
near Penni Stone, and form a line to Geole. As now situated, We have moderate supplies of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal
reßb,:
tseTvh eh I Satli 'r
ICi nognskheirr'e rsraoitinedßourthoe', '2l.iy
o.i the 14th May, ore Tus-
Ye ask of me my home-
sail on the 26th Fele both for Liverpool. othing done in Foreigte-in Cocoa, Ginger, or Pepper no sales.-i 00
hags Pimento sold at 3,1 per lb.-Rice has been in good demand, and
Barnsley is left out of the railway communication, but the rnea- from Ireland : the finest samples of Wheat realized 2d. to 3d.
'Tis on the mountain heights, • ,
sure
,prolected will enable her to transmit her mineral treasures per 70Ibs. advance ; the sales were not to any extent, although kat.. spoke the John Taylor, hence tor Marauhani
Where few of Earth's sons ever roam • Mary Hartley, Jones, hence, at Antigua rather better prices have been obtained, and the sales are 3000 bags of
in every direction-to the. London markets, as well as to the our market was well attended by country millers. ' John Cock, Wilson, hence, at Madeira East India, at Lis 90 to 14s 6d per cwt. in bond for middling to good
Where eagles make their nobler flights
manufacturing districts of Manchester and Sheffield. Of course quality.-Rum still continues very dull, and the sales are limited to 100
To smile upon the tempest's power, „
. the proprietors of the line between the two latter places will be both sailed 19th January for Guayaquil
Oats met a slow sale at fully last Tuesday's Prices, and Oat- Henrietta. Fell, and Ellen,
„Kemp,
.from Valparaiao at Lima, and puns on easier terms.
As angry thunders 'neath them roar. meal sold at 3d. to 6d. per 2401b5. advance. , Alciope, Bennett, hence, at Monte Video There have been a few chests of Indigo sold at full prices, and a few
eager to forward a measure so conducive to their interests.
Ye ask of me my home- . CHESTER AN D CirEwE RAILW A Y.-Tbe half-yearly meeting We have little change in the value of Flour, which does not Concordia, Edde hence at Ilelvoet chests of Lac Dye at Ilfd per lb.-Shell Lac and Gales are dull, and
Drie Gesnster, D'ykston, hence, at Harlingen the sales very triffing.-About 300 bags of Saltpetri• have gone at steady
My home is ou the isle of the shareholders in this undertaking was held at the Royal advance in proportion to price of Wheat; -for some fresh parcels Sarah Birkett. A tkin, from Singapore and Manilla, for this port, at prices.
To vvbich. the fairy spirits come Hotel, Chester, on Wednesday last. The report read expressed an advance has been obtained, but the trade was not brisk. the Cape of Good Hope A small cargo of Tubas., Logwood went at £7 15s to £7 lis 6d, from
That know not of this dark Earth's guile, the intention of the company to extend the line to Harecastle. Chandos. hence for Jamaica, was spoken on the 7th instant, in lat the shipeside ; 20 tons of Jamaica sold at £7 lOs ;in Fustic, the sales
That sing, from every branch and tree, The report also stated that the line, in al! probability, would Several cargnes of bonded Wheat have been sold at 4d. per ge, lone is - ~,- :ire 50 nins of Savanilla at £5 ss, 15 of Tampico at £6, and 20 of Brazil.
.t • r
a £4 , a 0 tons of Lima Nicaragua Wood brought £lO ; in other kinds
Their lively notes so merrily. be completed in 1840. A number of resolutions were moved 70Ib. advance, the best parcels realizing 6s. 4d. Virginia, from4rew-Orleans for this port, was spoken 20th April, in
no chenge.-Turpen tine is rather lower ; 1000 Inds of middling quality
were sold yesterday at Les, and 200 brls of inferior at 10s. -American
lat 35 40, lone 6.V-
Ye ask of me my home- and carrted to the effect that the proposed extension of the line The arrivals of Butter are 3.244 firkins, at a decline of 2s. per Norman, hence for New Orleans, was'spoken on the Bth April, in
to join the Manchester and Birmingham was desirable, as it lat 26, long 28 Tar very scarce, end in very good demand,-There has been more in-
'Tis by the motinlit stream cw .on new . e he quiry for Montreal Ashes, and sales to some extent have been effected
will form a direct communication with the Staffordshire Pot- t •thre is a good demand.
at 27s to 27s 6d for Pot, and .32s to 32s 6d for- Pearl Ashes.-Nothing
Robert Pulsford. Prince, hence for New Orleans, was spoken on t
Whose waters flowing gently on.
teries, and the manufacturing districts of Cheshire, Lancashire, Bth instant. in lat 49, long 12 d done in Cloverseed or Flaxseed -A parcel of 50 hhds of Quereitron
With the azure light of Heaven gleam,
Bask, consistinee of Ist 2d, and 34 has been disposed of, at aa average
and Yorkshire. Caledonia, Coffin, hence for Georgetown, was spoken on the 22
Whose voice ascends unto the sky April, in lat 41, lone 16 34 price of 15s bd per cwt.-Hides. There are nu sales of moment to
As soft as seraph's melody. RA ILW A Y SPEED.-SIXTY MILES IN THE HOUR.-The ex- Ass ERAGE PRiCES. . Resolution, hence' fur Quebec, was spoken on the 29th April, in lat
report, with the exception of 2000 salted Buenos Ayres and Monte
treme rapidity of railrOad travelling was, perhaps, never so w
- HEAT. ,tr 70 tbs. s d a 4 BEANS, Imp. MeR. a 0 s 0 47, long 31 Video Ox at 4fil per lb.-The Public sales of Horse flair on Wednes-
Ye ask of me my home-
My home it is not here, strikingly exemplified as on Saturday, on the London and Irish dried red.. 88e 9 4 Irish...
Southampton line. An engine was appointed to follow the Do. dried white, 90.. 9 10 FLOUR, WI 2. 810 lbs. ,e . day were thinly attended, and the demand confined chiefly to export
47, long 38
orders ; out of 550 bales offered, about 280 have been closed at 13,1 to
But where the fields of Heaven bloom, train which conveyed the directors and their friends, and in Do.undried new 76 .. 8 6 Eng.& les I sup. 50 0..53 0 Dryad Askew, from Lima off Portsmouth
English ...... .. 93.. 10 3 Do. fines 47 0..49 0 Expert, Merrill, for Boston', and Frances, Heath, fur Barbados, off 1410 per lb for tails, 8d to 81,1 for mixed. 744 to 700 for short, and 71d
My home, my wish'd-for home, is there, going, as it went almost immediately after the train, of course Canada ...... .. 00.. 0 0 Do. seconds
Where the archangels shout to Htst, it could not go faster than the train ; hut in returning it was Ossrs, W 45 Res- Do. thirds .. 18 0..30 0 'rifted to 90 hhds, principally to the trade. .
High Heaven's brightest diadem.
.. 3 0.. 3 2 Meer.,24otbs. new 25 6 .. 26 3 . , The same inactivity which has been noticed for some weeks past,
fourad that this ergine would not be wanted, and it remained Irish
SATURDAY, MAY 19.-Wind S.E.-Fresh. continues to prevail in the market for Nleditteranean Produce. Brinr-
Do. old 0 .. - 0 ;
--ses.--. at the end of the line, as far as it is at present opened, two hours BARLEY, if, 69 ths.
BAILED.-Matilila, Hodgson, for Genoa, ;te -Beta, Richards, for stone has been comparatively reelected, only small sales having been
Irish g,rindine.. 4 3.. 5 0 BRAN. 4,24115 S 1 1.. 1 4
SKETCHES IN THE MANCHESTER GALLERY. after the carriages, with the directors, &c., had started. This Havana-Shaw, Chase, for Boston-New England, Davis, for New eflected.-Of Sumac, the stocks beine, much reduced, the sales have
engine then proceeded to London, and it accomplished the en- - York-Caledonia, Robertson. for Alexartelzetta-Wilhelmina, Krep- been limited, with full prices paid.-Several parcels of Argots being
No. 8.-Lovit IN THE W I LDERNESS.-N. Poussin. tire distance of twenty•three miles in no longer a time. than AVERAGE PRICE OF BUTTER, &c. lien, for Wismar-Norden, lierlessen, \for Tonsberg-and Vesta, in process of landng, nothing. has been done in this article this week.
Krneer for Memel and of Cream of Tartar, which is wanted, the market is qeite bare.-
twentyfiie minutes, stopping once by the way to take up a pas- s D S D S D
100 0 ..iOO6, 0,,
I e i, • .
He hath left his bowers of roses, senger,•So that it may be said io have travelled at the rate of Herein, 4r cwt.... 48 oeso 0 Banbridge .. 80 oeB6 0 ! -- Madders continue to be extremely dull of sale, and Owl eis rarely now
He bath left hiS loyely isle, Isabella, Robertson, from Canton, at the Cape of Good llope any inquiry for Madder Roots, of which article the stocks have re-
• very nearly sixty miles per hour. We do not believe that an Hams, dry 56 0 . 60 0 Waterford,
Where the sunny day reposes instance of greater rapidity is on record,-Morning Chronicle. Do. wet -0.. - 0 Coleraine B° 0•• .'s o; 42 41.10ng 35
Lady Paget, Galt, hence for Halifax, was spoken 26th April, in hat. cently been inereasing.-For a cargo of 100 tons middling quality of
Smyrna Valonia sold by auction, £l4 17s 6d to £l5 per ton•was ob.
With an unclouded smile ; , Firkin Lard,
RAILROAD IN HOLLAND.-THE HAGUE, MAY 14.-Tne Bladdered do . 6O 0..66 0 Limerick North Siar, Benedict, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 7th May, tained.-The market for Olive Oil remains quiet, the sales of the week
Not a zephyr fans his ivory brow- •• -0••- 0 ' in lat. 40, long. 5 i being confined to small lots, at barely sustained prices.-No further
Staats Courant publishes to-day a resolution of his. Majesty, Grease Butter .... 40 0..42 0 Belfast 9O 0..92 0 Beccles, Manthorpe, from o,lessa, at Constantinople, and sailed news has been received from the Seal Fishery. and very little business
Whither, g,entle pilgrim, goest thnu ?
dated the 12th of this month, announcing that the loan for pine Prime Mess Beef, Derry
eith April for Liverpool continues to be done in every description of Fish Oils ; a parcel of 79
No fragrant flowers are springing millions, for defraying the expense of making -an iron railroad 4P•tierce, 98 0 ..110 Cork, 2ds, - 0••- 0 ! St. George. Taylor, hence for Wyburg, at 'Elsinore, after being on casks dark Shetland Cod and Herring Oil mixed, brought £3O per tun.
Beueath his naked feet ; from Athsterdam, by way of Utrecht to Anaheim, shall be con- Prime Mess Pork, _ _ _ i Newry. - 0 the Swineno Huns, but intends proceeding -In Seed Oils there is very little doing. and pale Rape is offering at
.
V' barrel, 78 0•• 80 0 . Dundalk - 0•• - 9 : St. George, Leedom, hence for St. Petersburg, at Elsinore the reduced quotations.-Very little has been done in Palm Oil, but it
No fresh green boughs are flinging tracted for by ten:ler, accordingsto the conditions of a notice of
lsligo • -0.. - 0 ' Deborah, Neville, hence at Copenhagen would be very difficult to find 100 tons on the market for sale.-Oil of
A shadow midst the heat : big- Excellency the Minister of the Interior, which the royal
. Johannes, Sluik, hence at Travenaunde Turpentine is dull of sale, and rather lower.-Ilemp has become very
Wanderer, whose fair home all bright things bless, reshlution approves, and which is annexed to it. - /Bolus. Bartlett, hence at Swinemunde scarce ,• Petersburg cleen now readily hrings the advanced quotations.
Wherefore roam'at thou through the wilderness ? THE MORECOSIBE BAY RAILWAY SeHEME.-Mr. Stephenson,. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Eliza Killick, Waugh. from Haysi. at Itambro' -For Flax only a limited demand appears.-. The sales of Tallow con-
. Rajahstan, —, from Canton, off Falmouth tinue very limited, and prices of yellow candle have experienced a
Ask why the white dove cleaveth in his report upon the project of carrying the railway over the --
further decline ; Buenos Ayres is scarce, and a parcel has been sold,
Her way u'er earth aud sea ; sands of Morecombe Bay, says, that the line he has laid TUESDAY, MAY 22.-Wind N.W. Hieh Water 91t. 58at.
0
SUNDAY, MAY 20.-Wind S.S.E. to arrive, at 45s per cwt.
Ask why the rivulet leaveth down will reclaim from the sea 20,000 acres of land, and states ARRIVED.-British Tar, --, from Sierra Leone-Appleton, A
n:-Thomas Bennett, Hague, from Charleston-Luner --, -
Its mountain spring in glee; it to be his opinion that 40,000 acres might be so reclaimed; Evans, from Jamaica-Cognac Packet. Hunter, from Paraiba-Eleanor "
51•1111taRnivusg. from Wilmington-Balfour, Bee, from Bahia-Mansfield, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK.ET, MAY 18.
Ask the heart of woman why it gnes and this he proposes to effect by means of silting up, or raising, 9.ordo.n,_l3.rovfn, froonm RiOsGrridtei,esaV.d
_llth February. Op the Ist
in It. t 29 30 1 g 2i2r,oir
ilitue,nos A tyr,J amxins,
elgenaceTrfoerdwC,aisitifnre-om Atkins from Africa-Einily Taylor, Gill; A reatue, Miller ; Roths- A very extensive business has been dune this week. and au advance
I child, Laudley. and Moseo. —, from New Orleans-Mary Jones, of Id p,•r lb established on American ; all other descriptions. remain
Fondly loving on through earthly woes ! the sands to above the level of high water, by the deposits of „w1.31'..
from Cork last-Gazelle, --, from Hamburg-Jupiter, without alteration. Speculators have taken
the rivers and of the tide, which he confidently predicts would sli '3 .._' s
14,000 American, and ex-
Nerwl i usre-rerlenry, Salter, from Warrenton-Royal Aelelaide, Hewett ; J —'
Huick, from Swinemtuide-and Pocahontas, West, from Philadele porters 700 American, 650 Surat. 200 Bengal arid 120 Eg,yptian. 1
The desert is around him he the work of a very short time. Some idea inay be formed as Saxon, Mansfield ; and Lagoda, Freeman, from NeW Orleans--Fama, I
And his own sweet laud afar ; to whether the result would be found to justify Mr. S's sanguine Penticost ; British Ileroir,e, Atkins ; and Margaret. Chalmers, from i phia ; sailed 20th April. , .
, Yet nothing seems to wound him, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND !IMPORTS OF COTTON,
expectations or not, finut the following calculation :-Upon re- New Orleans-Spring, May. from St Joseph's--Elizabeth; Racklow ; I SAlLenge-Pearl. Fletcher, for St. John, N.8.-Anna Hermana,
Or his heavenly beauty mar- ference to the tide table. it aPpears that the height of the tide and Maria, wig, from otettin-Pomerania, Bernitt, from wolgast- i Bakker, for Rotterdam-Delhi, Herbert, for Rio Janeiro-Hope, From the ntli inst. to this day inclusive.
Brightly gleams his hair, as when it played on these sands reaches at times to upwards of twenty -feet ; Dhout from Antwer -Duchese of Clarence James fro ' Harmer, and British Kine Ratray for Quebec-Lucretia Ha es
llits•goriette„
.t . p, . „ In
.I f H. •t* Ld B ''''h ' '' ' ' y ) • - Current IMPORTS.
A ry Nichol, from Newport-Henry. —, from Swanseg or as 1- a v assett, S ueg, for Gtbraltar-I. lora, Peters for
. .
With the breezes in the Paphian shade. therefore seven yards may be fairly taken as the altitude of the
-Moltle-rattlicr,ofro'm Youghan--Lark, —, from Londa.n-and Water I Lostock-Petrus..lacohus, Jong,e', for Riga-Caraboo, Wells, for Tiini- SALES OP THE WEEK. l'rices. ThisWkthisYear
Beside his portrait dreaming, required embankment. -Then 20,000 acres:at 4840 square yards Nymph, —, from Ipswich s dad-and Peru, Porteus, for Vera Cruz.
.70 Sea Island
—
17d rd, 36d ,
to the acre,.contain 9i,800,000 square yards; and to silt up the --
We scarcely miss the flowers, - 13 4103 t 216781
whole of this area to the height of 7 yards, will require no less Persian, Sparks. hence, at Singapore Kirkman, Finlay, from Bombay, at China . . t _.,
And the silver streamlets gleaming Orixa, Aerer. from Liverpool, ditto 11290 Bowed Georgia 5l - 81
Amidst his native bowers : than (677.600,000) six hundred and serenty-seren millions, six Willi.m.—, hence, off Bombay, 30th March
Arabian, Brown from Calcutta ditto
Isabel. Jones, sa'iled from Chin:t for London in Jan. n. c Mobile - 84
hundred thousand, cubical yards of solid soil. This woulillorm Fortfield, Sly, from Bomb .3, at Ceylon, and sailed 7th 'March for 95au / Alabama and Tennessee sf -61 14603 295009
Honour to the painter who bath wrought Penang and Singapore 19000 New Orleans 5l - 84
Such a form with faultless beauty fraught ! a conical mountain of three miles; circumference at the base.
t• S irlingsbire Scollay, sailed from Mauritius for New South Wales Volunteer, 51• Minn ; Ivanhoe, Gibson; Mona, Gill; Earl Grey,
930 t
APerricnaatmi bueo and Paraiba Pi - 91
and of the perpendicular height of 916 yards, or upwards of 14th January ' . Adamson, and Elephanta, Buchanan, hence at Calcutta 1 .... } 19087
Oh, Love ! thy glorious essence half a mile, being about the altitude of some of the loftiest of Eliza Stewart, from China, at Ascension Heywood, Jones, from Bombay, at ditto • . and Ceara Bl - 9
Is here a wanderer yet, our lake mountains. Of course, to take 40,000 acres would Mersey, 'Abbott, hence, at Jamaica Bahamian, and Paragon, sailed from Saueor Bth March ; Tinamara,
o 32a Bahia and Maceio 7l -81 2107 10740
10th March ; Susan, 14th March. all for Liverpool, and Belhaven, for 340 c Maranhao' - 91
7 _ 8 1 .... 1 12101
With a celestial presence double the rinaniitv of the above calculation.-Kendal Mercury. Alexander, Stewart, sailed from ditto for this port 12th April
Bussorah 14th March 2 Sawgtimed
Brightening life's dark regret, --[Nensense. 'Hie whole hank slopes from the above high Mary, Smith. from Puerto Cabello at New Orleans
William, Clarke; Competent, --.----; and Cestrian, Killock, hence
~ Minas - - -
Orozimbo, Crocker • Mary Iloi,vland, Weare ; Mozart, Welch t - - 1 - • 1 •- •
• Weary sorrow and unsmiling care, water mark, so that it is clear this estimate, if the other data at Bombay
Arab, Marshall ,• Isaac 'Hicks, Ingersoll ; Franees Anne, Soule ; David
Till we only feel that " Love is there!" were correct, must be reduced one-half. But it is not proposed Cannon, Broadfoot ; and Caledonia Brander, Nicholson, heuce, at Barbara, Beasley. and Georgiana, Thoms, from Llanelly, at ditto 20 Demerara, Surinam,Re 8- 12 52 445
to carry the embankment as Mr out as to be seven yards deep at New Orleans Hugh Lindsay, (steamer) from Suez, at Bombay, with dates from 1690 EgYPtiao 8 -12 f 24J0 14048
• high water. So far from that, the site of the proposed embank- Adelaide, Davies, hence, at Savannah England 26th Jan.
. 6l - 7 .... 51
• CONTEMPORARY PRESS. went is daily crossed both before and after high water, and the Alexander Grant, Brown, hence, at ditto Reliance, ,Robertson, sailed from Bombay, Bth March, and May, 200 Peruvian 74 -81 1 1
, .
Glass, 9th sfarch, both for Liverpool
Eliva Warwick Welch hence at Charleston
reference to a tide fable proves nothing, but the ignorance of
North Star BeLediet, hence, 14 Philadelphia . London. King. sailed from Calcutta 9th March, and Eucles, Paul, Itie Laguayra - 1 1 [
THE PROPERTY OF THE CHURCH. the writer of its proper use. The sum of £6OO was stated, at a leez, Bray,' hence, at Boston 14th March, both for Liverpool ; and Royal Saxon, for London, 14th - 8 } 40 > 12628
. ( From the Morning Herald.) reecent meeting at Whitebayen. to be necessary for surveying John Taylor, Luce, and Tuscany, hence, at St Joseph's March 230 Carthagena.
Heber, —, from Batavia. was spoken in lat. SN, long. 30 W. 30 Smyrna .... 6 .e.• 7 1
In the debate of Tuesday night, Mr. Ward, the mem- these sands. The slim of £BBO Was promptly raised by sub- Ganges, —; Canton, Gibson; Jefferson. Mason; Aid de Camp,
...... Manilla 5l - 61 J j
ber (Jr Sheffield, took occasion to retail the standing ar- lone§ • Henry Leeds Marshall • Hercules Snow • Prooontis Howes •
scription among the landowners and tradesmen of Furness and . ,„, . , • ,
Lou, ISA, A rue, ma.n ; and Troy, Wood, hence, at Mobile short of provisions
'• • ' ' Portia, --,--, from Maceio, off the Western Isles, for Falmouth 2430 Surat. 34 -51 2702 18639
West Cumberland; and Mr. Hague a gentleman of great ex-
• (seorge VS ashington, Holdredge ; Albion, Putnam ; Republican, 150 Madras 4 - 54 a
gument of his party, in reference to the possessions of • • B,erbice, Grayson, hence at
_Berbice . ,
..••
perience In embankments on the-east' coast, is now preparing to George, Stodhart; Crown, Kerr, and Westmoreland, Mann, hence 200 I Bengal 3l - 5 f•• • • 1
the established church. undertake the survey.-Journall Russell; Byron, ; Europe, Drummond; and American, Man-
chester, hence, at New York at Malta and Alexandria
These possessions, according to Mr. Ward and a sec• Mediator, from London, at ditto Treasurer, Lowrie, sailed from Alexandria, Ist April • Tartar, Ed- 47580 bales 26097 599399
/ '''
RAILWAY COMMITTEE REPORT.-The report of the select
wards, 13th, and Eveline, Moir, 22nd, all for Liverpool ; and Mary
tion of • the economists, do not exhibit the characteristics committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the Lady Gordon, Scurr, hence, at Halifax .
PC.amoens. Barnes, hence, at Oporto,. . Ridgway, Fedi, 31st March, for Leghorn
Ifiliedr:yeownetrlen u7e,osontri),4):, rain ;,-ietrL E3o, dthgeears litli
ei:x6n2o;o.th Fr ;Laelensi :in.
MAY 21.
of pt ()petty. These possessions cannot be sold. or alie- present state of railway communication, so far as it affects the ioneer, Catho, from Leghorn, at robraltar, and sailed 9th May for Red Rover, Collis, sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool 23rd April
tided, or transmitted to their descendants, by churchmen. regularity and convenience of the transmission of letters, has this port Billow, Fishwick, from Messina, at Palermo, and sailed 2.5 th April Sa
just been published. together with the minutes of evidence Cigar, —. from Lima, at London for Liverpool ket has closed steadily at Friday's prices.
Church property, in short, according to these authorities,
LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, MA Y 19.
vt e committee . ersey, , N. 8., was spoken 18th April. , t . '
taken before them.* The resolutions a reed to b h • lam , hence for St John ' Peri Vivian hence at Palermo ; and sailed 28th April on her return
Columbine, Kennedy, from Messina, at Palermo : and sailed 30th
is merely state property ; and churchmen are merely sa- are, in .substance, that they consider rgailway coinpanies have it in lat 43 30, long 53 30, with loss of for and mizen-masts, and main-
April for Liverpool
laried servants of the public, as soldiers and sOlors are. in their power practically to prevent the due trausmission ofthe mast badly sprung
baNr EW ORLEANS, APRIL 20.-The Yazoo and Scotland are still on the Marwood, Stott, (geared at Palermo, 4th April; and Henry Alex- s. d. s. tl. , s. d, s. it.
With the state it rests to give what direction may be correspondence of the country, as well as to impose upon the Old Hay
deemed expedient, to the funds froth which these salaries public whatever terms the 7 think fit for its conveyance : that
ander, Pike, 6th April, both for Liverpool
Thomas Mellor. Hutchinson. from Pernambuco, at this port New Hay OO,O 0 Cattle Potatoes 141 6
Clover Hay- 0 8 010 Turnips
It is expedient that the legislatute should forthwith take steps
sSttrraaww
BOsartle;.. 00 5411 00
56 =
i‘lSLannisulreewurzle 0 0 0 0 '
are paid. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 7 Carrots
to ensure regularity and speed at a reasonable remuneration to
MONDAY, MAY 21.
Such is the economical argument on this question. the companies; that in the present imperfect state of railway
• Now, if in every other respect this argument were per- communication it is inexpedient to attempt to affix any specific LIVERPOOL CRAVEN MEETING. I%lediterranean, India, Gibraltar, Lisbon, &e. mails. -
AREIYED.-Philomela, Sproatt, from Monte Video-Helen Mar, ,
fectly soimd, its tendency would be to establish--not rate of remuneratinn; but that it behoves the legislature, at the Mitchell for New Orleans-Spring, May, for St. Joseph's-Ann. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 19.
FRIDAY, MAY 18.-A Sweepstakes, of 20 sovs each, with 20
that church property belongs to the state—but that church earliest possible period, to lay down some fixed and general In the early part of the week there arrived several cargoes of Irish
added. T. Y.C. 3 subs. l'enhatta'n, from New Orleans--Chieftain.-Turner, from Savannah-
principles on this point ; that as the best means or meeting the Elize, Post, for Stettin-and Frsncis, , from Ostend. Oats, with a Dui- quantity of Flour and Oatmeal ; but our imports of
property. is not private property ;-a proposition never m F R Price names br c 'Wee Willie, 3 yrs
present difficulties of the case, the committee recnmmend that a = r British produce have since been light. The arrivals from foreign ports
maintained in the affirmative by any one. .. Mr \V Denham names b c Gasearoni, 3 yrs....Ternplernan 2 , ) from New York at Falmouth in 171 days
bill be forthwith submitted to parliament to compel railway consist of 7,400 quarters of Wheat, 1,100 quarters of Beans, and 2.500 ,
The property of the church has been, in the greater companies duly to perform all such services as may •be required Betting :2to 1 and 5t02 on Gasparoni. Every inch was I ..s.
--.i ri
us'ss(7etsetaemrne,r(s te. neer) f mi 14' 't 1 at New'York 23rd April
I iNrEVORLRANS, Aparil 4' r(Six Shlispsio ,o`utward bound, are on the sbarrels of Flour. At Yesterday's market the Wheat trade exhibited I
part, devised for clerical uses, by its original possessors; from them by the Postmaster-General, whether by means of beautifully contested. About ten yards from home Wee Willie _ yinptoms of recovery from ay dulisess which we had occaeion to note
. in last week's report. A fair business was done in English and tree
and when the enemies of the church advert to the supe- ordinary or stiecial trains, the amount of remuneration being bid Gasparoni good bye, and wou cleverly by n length. - s. W. bar. The British Merchant. amid' Glasgow, both for Liverpool,
were aground on the bar of the Mississippi 30th March,'" Foreien, at prices rather exceeding the rates of Tuesday: 9s 101 d was
settled by arbitrators; and, finally, that it appears to the coin- A Sweepstakes, of 50 soya each, for foals of 1835. One mile Australia, —, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Monte Video paid for fine English red, and 9s 3,1 per 701bs was the general quota-
rior sacredness of private property, they may be re- and a distance, 5 subscribers. tion for choice Irish. Bonded Wheat also met more inquiry and 6s 3d
• mittee expedient that a power should be given to the Post-office Reindeer, —, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 7th May,
46 41, long. 12 40. Robert pulsford, hence for New Orleans,
per 701bs was paid for a cargo of newly imported Baltic red.' For Oats
minded that church property was private property imme- Sir J Bosvrell's b c Constantine , •in lat.
•to run their own engines upon any railway without the payment Holmes 1
there has been little demand ; the latter has sold at 25s 60 to 26s per
diatelv before it vested in the church ; and that whatever of toll. Lord Westminster's bf by Pantaloon Templeman 21 Bth May. in hit. 48, long. 14. Elvira, hence for Calcutta, 14th May,
in lat. 49 48, long. 10
degree of sacredness private property can, by possibility, YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWA Y.-A further contract '2 to lon Constantine, who had it all his own way, and won in Aberfoil, —, hence for Quebec, was spoken Bth May, in lat. 51, 2401b5, and Flour at 47s to 50s for good, up to 53s per 2601bs for extra
marks of Irish.-Barley, of which there 'has been little offerine, has
was let in this undertaking last week, to Messrs. Crawshawe s.. common, cante, r. . . long. 9 '
possess, must, therefore, appertain to the property of the brought full prices.-Beans as last noted.-Boiling Peas have be"come
and Rush, who have nearly completed the first contract entere Ihe Waterloo Cup, value 100 sovs in specie added to a Handl- Glanmalier, Brown, from Valparaiso, at this port • sailed 17th
church. Property, let it be borne in niind, does not lose 18 h M h•1-t 16 S 1 98 39 W k'tl • I very scarce, and are held for higher rates.-As above-named, Bonded
Wheat has a lin beeome an object of mor.e attention ; but in other
into by them which commences at the station at York. Thce cap Sweepstakes of IQ sovs each. Once ri;und and a distance Jan. (en t arc ,in a . ~ or?g. - - , spo eii mogen,
• ' hence for Calcutta. On 10th April, in lat. 22, long. 42 40, the Swift, . - g'
its sacredness by Geing unwisely employed; and, there- wholaline fr;nn York to the junction of the Leeds and Selby 10 subscribers. - • . Domin mOn Bth May in lat. 550 long. 16, the John articles under lock there has been little passing.
fore, if, for the sake of argument, it were conceded that railway, will now be in a state of forwardness, and the directors Mr J 0 Fairlie's br g Zohrab, aged, Bst 121 b.... Cartwright 1
1/relnietleeyf7hsetnee for lii. -John, N.B. On' the llth, 'in lat. 50 20.10ng --''-'. -- -- - --=='---='----==--------=-- -
clerical uses are unvvise uses, still, it would . follow that feel the greatest confidence they will be able to open this part Captain Lamb's ch c Chit Chat, .4 yrs. Bst 21b..... Marlow 2 14, the Thomas, hence for Quebec . LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MAY 21.
the same principle of sacredness which entitles the owner of the line by next spring. We understand the directors have Betting-s 2 to 1 and 10 to 4on Zohrab, who made the run-
of property to embark it in the most desperate specula- ent witk Sir William Milner who is the
comee to
rain airrangem . , . ning, was never headed* and won in a canter. Butter has induced country dealers to purcgate freely. The currency
A F H d• ' k f2O soya_ each, h ft, for all ages. ,
ree. an 'cap Sta e, o importo. ranges from 68s up to 84s Prime Grass Butter is taken off on arrival
n r o
.anr
.on t , g .
he line for three miles and have at len th
tions would entitle him to devote it to the uses of th ow One mile and a quarter. - ' at 108 s to 110 s. Some brands of doubtful respectability have been
e agreed with him fisr the same-- Leeds Intelligencer. --.0.1.---, errereo an loos. vve are not advocates tor •• tree trade, and eannOt
Clltirch. . .Mr Fowler's I;ir e Heron 5 yr.. A.t 111, .. elallowav I
. flee 3 'T. Mnnmu nIP VIV , r .... n ... . ~..ef AV . Tla, n..t alUlltf VI Lord staple, s
s bc Ar ante 4 a•s 7 t Ilb Lve 2 EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, Bec, hut look with jealousy upon the extensive importations of Foreign
g , s . s . • ...., - • Urania, (467) E Noakes, from Bombay. 1102 bales 65 hf bales cotton, Butter And Provisions, to this place, which are daily making their ap-
When attempts are made to confound clergymen with the intended Tees Bridge, on the line of the railway at Croft, A bed • -
• utiful race, aud won bv only halt a neck. The betting
C H fll 1 Sone-270 bales cotton, 30 bales wool, Finlay aud Alston I),etTil-!l'e.
.Three-•fourpa of the population of . Ireland are eotszsetolarl
soldiql and sailors, as " salaried servants" of the public, was laid on 'Tuesday the Bth instant, in the presence of G. H. on this event was very spirited, 4-to 1 being freely laid on -17917a7 an'
the anstwer obviously is, that the existing public pays Wilkinson, Esq., of Haiperley-park, chair Man of the directors, Heron, and-as freely taken. During the running, 10 to lon -261 baleess cwototootli, 164.401itealleasnld hiliboacliens,o7ol, ggttaulnedsle4esmenm;ioorrbdeesr
~,. '
aert-riTtusrtaatzirgsuuipt,s,in igfeynect,,..sriatsnifnetetro,sstasy. ,Twheeirnoewyenrinhdivridural
and th,e other members or the board. The design after which
soldiers from year to year; but that the church is main- the winner was bet and taken. Forbes ann co-8 bags bees' wax, G King-lo packages sunilies, tilt; Interest being the only interest in which they are interested. When
the bridge is to he built is of a remarkably chaste and elegant - 3 • will the Irish people discover their true friends ? '
e , 'The I late, value EGO, was not run for, the conditions being master
tained, in a great measure, by wealth, which, was not character ' ' ` . '
, and was prepared by Henry W elsh, Lsq., C.L., of th t
ree o run or no race. ~ IFEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. We do not alter our quotations for Provisions, Bacon, Hams or
creat.ed by any portion of the contemporary generation. . Newcastle. The bridge is to he of fr-ee 1 ne and will consist -
s 0 • . ~ The Main was si'on by the gentlemen of Lancashire; Hines Alice, (3C21 .1 Anwyl, from I3arbadoes, 355 hhds 1 tce sugar, Barton, ,
4:* to,' !lie 'power of the state over church property— of four arches, of six(
y feet span each, on the oblique tine, feeder - Irlarn 'and co-71 do, S b Trotman-10 do, .1 G Ou,ghterson-4 hrls
that power is, merely, the power of a trustee. The state cr"ssing the river at an acute angle. This circumstance., corn- The'racin . '. '
g terminated at a quarter past five. The weather do, 4 packages suecades, Re. 96 coker nuts, 2 brls coffee, 10 cases Ma-
cleir •• d e--P 1.)
a w i.ne, or. ! , . LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. .
Days. Afrn. Ern. Hi. i
isi bound to watch over the honest administration of the bined with the extent of the arches and the nature of the ma- was ver • fit th t.' o b t old. The arran
y ie- roughout the mee ine, 9c . 33 6b 1 ff M
ge- Velocity, (166) L Tatem, from Jamaica. tces rs co ee, . ur-
terials renders this beautiful d •rs f• 1 uni tie and can- is Ihf brl 1 cask coffee, .1 Fannin-98 tees - --- —el
funds, which have been, for specific purposes, committed not as esien pei et t y q , ments. &c. on the course gave every satisfaction. The reason ray, Syme and eu-29 br
H. M. 11. M . P. I. i
I 11 to reflect the highest credit on the skill and boldness of ee ordbr-50 tees coffee. C Horsfall, Son and co-20
to its care ; but the right of the state to enjoy that pro- the architect, ke. The works at Northallerton and its vicinity why Pritne Warden did not run for the Cup was, as we are I brl 1 cask coif , . • Tuesday . 22 958 10 21 17 7 ,Mars in c. Moon 7h 47m rn.
do, T Hatton, jun- B lt d Addison-10
12 :to., ou an do, W R and S
•nformied u on very rood authority that his .trainer received Wednesday ..23 10 42 11 3 18 0 1 [Aseen. Day or Holy Thur.
perty is no stronger than the right of the Lor-d Chancel- are now in full progress; the first bridge on the south side t;t• lisle s r PM
Mit C ela'nd, of London not t Mitchell--43 do, W Christie-li do, W 1.). M'Andrew-6 brlis do. Il
d Thursday . . :24 11 24 11 46 18 0 QueenVic.b.llBl9.Trin.T. b.
lor to, enjoy the property, of which, in virtue of his office, the Castle-hill, which is oblique, is nearly finished,. and the _lt r
fromN r. erman___ ep
h' • . hdb k ° r9n Roose-16 tees do, J Head-6 do, R M Adam-41 tees lit arts
do,
him he ore ewton, Mr. Walters, is trainers a ac ed him Tory, Holt and co-21 tees 27 brls 1.3 casks do, A Ho 3 es- tees o. Friday 25 0717 5
Saturday ....26 028 050 15 8 Augustin.
lie is•gtiarilian. second bridge, which is over the Whims; Beck, is in a state of '
for tbe event, previous to the notice to " stay proceedings." J Adams-7 tees do, Stewart and Wcstmoreland-3 cases muskets
Sunda ' 27 110 130 15 4 Sunday after Ascension Da
forwardness. In cutting a deep teench from the first bridee to returned, C Horsfall, Son and co-2 cases arrowroot, order-19 serons .. , 3',
Yet Mr. Ward and his party allege that church pro- the fruit of the • -
great hill, the excavators have come at a Roman
MANCHESTER-FRIDAY EVENING. J tavel -10 tons loewood, W D 51• Andrew-89 bales "'
Foreign indigo, S V e onctae 23 151 213 13 11 Length of day 16h 26m. 7
. ea,
perty belongs to the state! pavement firmly set in lime, and have also discovered some sarsaparilla, lloyes andllancroft--1 do, Kers, Imrie and co-4 eases
ancient foundations of freestone. From the circumstance of Although the Liverpool list was not very attractive, it has succades, Tory-, Holt and co-15 bales Foreign cotton, J Adams-5 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
—.........._
ents the master-P D MAY 17, 1838.
coins of Severus, Constantine, &c., having been at times dug up certainly acted as a loadstone, and drawn from the sporting logs mahogany,sthe masters-5 packagesgsreee
ze ,5,
NEW POOR LAW TYRANNY. here, it is probable that tile further excavations will prove circles here very many of the leading speculators: in their NI ary,aret, (27e) D 51•KinIT fr_og 13 11 2 loes mahogany 27
11 ehtone 7' boles'returned gUo'ds, DISCHARGED. . ......._
ADMITTED.
(From the Leeds Intelligencer.) highly interesting.-/bid. absence the business done has been to small sums, and, in a tons lac logwood, Chaloner aid ~
1 trunk contents unknown, order-B D In-patients cured
great measure, the events of the week have formed the leading
One of the effects of all tyrannous laws is the demo- . SOU TH AME RIC A. Relieved and at own request .. 5 I Out-patients
feature, upon which it now woold be superfluous nedwell.-In 0 Accidents since the last relent 5
ralization of the parties whose ill-fortune it is to be en- - STATE OF TRADE. the course of this morning sto 2 was taken n Grey . Betsey Hall, J Coaker from Buenos Ayress762 ox hides, T Eccles Made Ont-patients
s' o • All'mu- and Son-1000 do, orde'r -314 horse do, Rowand and Dunlop-970 Irregular
gaged in their administration. This position is strik- and lon for the Derby; also 100 to 3to on DRAM Major. 7to salted ox do, J Appleyard-1000 do, order-368 do, H C Smith and co Dead
ingly exemplified by the new whig poor law. A whig, (From the Leeds Intelligencer ) , . 2 was offered in- one instance against the ei tick, and, clearly -73 dry salted do, 17 bls nutria skins, 1 ble sheep skins, Rodger, Best , ,
I Th k • ' . •
.EEDS.- e mar ets sine , , . p, 1
e our last have ex er enced still there was a desire to lay against Beggartnan, at 20 to 1, Bretby and co-3 bls nutria skins 8 bls goat skins, 5 bls horse hair, 12260 horns, Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshavv and Mr. Dawson.
we believe we may say, loves tvrannv for its own sake • House Visitors-Mr. John Ripley and the Rev. T. G. Leigh.
- s further improvement. and .a more confident tnne has.pervaded at 100 to 3 and D'Egville at Al Scott's horses were nut II C Smith and co-2 bls sheep skins, 1 ble hair. 99 bls m'dize, order-
only give him power, and instantly he becomes an op- both the merchants and the manufacturers, Prices of cloth and '
wanted. - Ibx conts unkn, R and C 13rownall-1 prel do, G Dowse-4 blsm'dize, Chaplain, the Rev. It. . . H
Davies - ouse Surgeon, Mr. Nottingham.
pressor. • wool are firm, but have not as yet undergone any material ' The Manchester Meeting commences on the 6th of next G Beley-G D
LOCK HOSPITAL.
UNITED STATES.
The. Halifax " Poor Law Guardians," as they are ap- imprevement. . month; and we find, this evening., that the spott on the Satur- Shannon, (343) A Stone, from New Orleans, 762 bls cotton. J Hol- Discharged 8 I Admitted ..
propriately termed,—for they seem to.be Guardians of BRADFORD MA RKET.-There was a large attendance or day is to be increased by a race for " trotting horses." As the ford and co-194 do. W and .1 Brown and co- 39 do,T &J D Thornely Patients are admitted ever) 3
• da • at 12 o'clock, Sunday excepted.
the whig-made law, not of the poor—met together on the Merchants and agents in the market on Thursday, and it was entry does not absolutely close until the morning, of the ral.e, -195 do, order-26 hds tobacco. W H Gilliat-P D
allowed on all hands that so far as re ards the extent of the ample time is oiven The stakes are 10 sovereiens each wth Caravan. (341) W Nichols faom• Mobile, 1109 bales cotton, Hum- NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT. ,
Ilth instant, and the following is a brief report of a part • • . .2. ' • ', ' - . ' 1 • • -5 d '.
•1• I W D
phrees and Biddle 0 o, Baring Brot it rs an, co-
business transacted,- it was one of the best markets that have " 100 added." The gentlemen partial to this pace are evidently ,
of their proceedings:— been experienced for sometime, but the manufacturers complain prepai ing to take the field with much spirit, and it is more than Rockingham (512) W L Dwieht from • Mobile, 1727 bales cotton, - , For the week endine Moe 19, 1838.
- • 7 do, order-P D
Ba in Brother; and o-11 ' '
"TEST OF PAUPERISM. that the prices realised are far from remunerative-the natural probable some first-rate horses will be at the post.-The weights Ir.ivitfrpool, (623) S cDavenport, from' New Orleans, 2010 hales cot- PATIENTS AniorTTEn. 1 • PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
"Some discussien then arose as to obtaining a mill, for the result of their being too ready to sell. In the yarn market there for the Tradesmen's Plate will be made known to-morrow, and ton, Jevons, sons and co-60 do, order-8 do. S Davenport-W D Accidents without recommen- I Cured • 16
purpose ef testing vagrants by working them thereon. Several was, of course, rather more business done, and prices were the forfeits on the 28th. Now that the Chester and Liverpool - MEDI7'E RRA /VE.IN. dation • -17 Relieved & made Ou t-patients 23
Guardiani "expressed their opinion that it was very necessary firmer. For the best qualities of combing wool there was a goed Meeting.s are over, it may reasonably be supposed that this Mary Ann, (105) T Tkeker, from Palermo, 1513 bags shumac, 50 t MedicalandSuraicaleases with Incurable 0
that this mode should be adopted to repress the increase of va- demand at firm, if net improving prices, but in the lower sorts race, as well as the spin over the T.Y.0., will come freely on brimstone, It c corkwood, Potter Bros-G D recommendation
.
grancy. scarcely any sales have been made, and prices have receded. the carpet. The entry for the cup is now 14. Ratcatcher is James and Jane, (1291 R Williams, from Smyrne 16 bgs yellow ber- Remaining in the Hospital. B3
ies. 354 bls madder roots,4 t boxwood, order-Q D
"Mr. IllootNao•ru Am objected to thus employing a mill at H PriDERSFIELD.-We had a good market here on Tuesday. scratched, owing to the death of-Mr. Nanney. The offers, &c. r
House Visitors, Charles Warner, Esq. and E. G. Deaneet sq
all: He asked them, where was the. utility of the plan. If they There was an improved demand for good plain cloths •but tile will, rio doubt, vary some little upon the appearance of the han- EUROPE.
Chaplain, Rey. H. S. Joseph.-Treasurer, R. W. Bateson Li'
sent a ra4n across a field with a barrowful of stones one day, principal purchases were of half milled and lieh f '
e ter aney woo -
l dicap; as, however, those of the present day may be interesting, Margaret Scott; (138) G Scotland, from Marseilles. 31 t brimstone,
111 cks madder, 37 bls madder roots, order-G D House Surgeon-Mr. Benjamin Blower. ' 4.
arid sent him to fetch them back the next, how would they gain , tens, in the former of which the supply was scarcely equal to we give
, Elizabeth,. (250) C P Stamm from Memel 2 e 10 deals 20 c staves -------
any thing ty such a mode ?. He then said that it was much bet- ' the demand. Wools are consequently firm. THE M ANCH ESTER TRADESMEN'S PLATE, P.P. -sto i 476 togs fir timber.'Falk and Griffin-11 e ' " '' ' '
staves, 3000 treenails, Master Donations and Subscriptions received by Messrs. Arthur He wood,
ter than this under the old system. They employed their able- DEWSBURY BL AN KET H A LL.-The demand for goods here offered on the field.-The field against any four {offered.)-5 to -B D Sons, and-Co.; andat all the Liverpool Banks. 7
.
bodied paupers on the high Ways, and in this manner, in Oven- on 'Tuesday was rather better than for some time past, and se- 4 would be taken that four defeat the ruck. . —
den, the township made £3O a year by the paupers' work. veral orders were given for blankets of the middle and inferior ' . .
THE LATE MR. BLUNDELL, OF INCR.-The issue diiected LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL:
" Mr. Bea usioNT replied, that if they obtained a mill, it qualities at a trifling advance on previous prices tho h th
- , ug e TATTERSALL'S.-TovesDAY. to try the validity of the will of this eccentric iudividual will From I Direct. Indirect. Front Direct. !attire:.
would be used as a test for the able-bodied vagrants. prices offered are scarcely equal to the current rates asked for Several subscribers having remained at NeWtnarket for the
come on next week before the Court or Queen's Bent. C 1 t
la. Mr. acu ta. • d
:.Seieral Guardians expressed a similar opinion. wool. last day's sport; the attendance yesterday •at. the corner was
Blundell, who was a Roman .Catholic of great wealth and hi h Bombay.... ....• • March„.3o Maranhani March. 11 . •• •
" A long conversation followed, and it was illtimately agreed WAKEFIELD WOOL MA RKET, May 18.—We do not report small, and business flat. One or two movements in the Derby . g Ch'
ina N. Orleans
b h• 'll d• • • •
connections, y is set isinherited his own family and left
that two mills and a dressing machine be ordered. any alteration in the trade ; there is a steady and fair, although •re to be nrinted out Cobham was in much re-
betting requi i .. . Mauritius . Feb .... 5 Mobile ... aprll ..11
his estates amountin to £l5 000 a 'ear t th ,f
h 1 '
g , Y , o e son ot e ate et Helena.. Savannah.
re, t ien, poverty is, in e ect, ( enounce as a crime, 3na
He I • • ff I d • b • • d d f II b• •d I • d
means extensive, eman or a com mg an ow car - 0
quest ; 11 to I was taken to £2OO or £3OO, and only 10 to 1
Car '• l. AA,' hi
uma. - e.e, in these words ;-" I leave my freehold estates Rio Janeiro. - April ..15 -
ffered at the close. Nonplus had a few friends, some taking 15
and is to be punished as such. The unfortunate heinas ing wool, at the prices of last week. For the finer qualities of
and others 16 to 1-layers of the first mentioned odds when the to Edward (query) Weld, the second son of Joseph Weld, of Bahia
s's clothing wool we are vet without any inquiry. Luiworth Casile '' Mr, Weld's name is Joseph, and not Ed- , _______ _ ._____ •
who are so very, very miserable as to be compelled to Ro P - M "14 " room closed. Nothing done about the Grey, and no distinct "• '
CHDALE ..LANNEL -ARKET, ..ay 11 -Thotwh the de- d as stated in the will His ersonal ro ert amountin
wars, . p p p y, g PREMIUMS oF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S:
ask for relief, are to be tested ; they are to be set to mand for ds h b d I M 1..
goo . as not een so goo as on ast i onday, there offer made against Phcenix. lou remained at the price last
to L 300,000 he bequeathed in these words-" 1 give to Dr.
turning the handle of a mill, from which the union can has been more than an averiwe quantity of business done, and quoted from Newmarket.. Two or three little bets were made
Bram h" V- A ' I f h Ch h f R h
pstono se, tear posto tc ot e urc o ome for te . LONDON & LIVERPOOL, •- • Outward. Home.
.... . .
derive no profit. There is no difference between a hand- a little adiance in. price has been generally obtained. Though about D'Egville and The Early Bird: but not the slightest in- -
1 ondon DiStrict, Lloo,ooo,.•and I also give to Dr. Walsh; the . -•e(Sailing before 12th Jan- . -
to • • .. . , .
‘'
.... ' .... after Ist ug.'
mill and a tread-mill, save the name. there-has not been much doing in wool to-day, yet the prices clination . shown to back either Beggarman or Alemdar.-
Vicar Apostolic of the Midland District, the suni of £IOO,OOO. Jamaica
Closing odds .:-
Le v rd Isl Demerara &Berbice. 20 0 •-; '0 ' 0 20 0- 25 11.
re rather stiffer and higher prices are asked but not enerallv 1 hereby appoint the said Dr. Brampston and Dr. Walsh my es a •
_We shill be told, probably, that the object of these a • - ' - - ' ' g ' 11 to 3 agst Lord G. Bentinck's Grey Monaus (take 4to 1) '3OO- 35 .0 140 0 -150 0
obtained. *sole executors and leteatees." The family of Mr. Blundell le°
is utiroarsit Bost° - .
20 0- 25 0 20 0 - 0 0
precious guardians of the poar is to test idleness; and SA DDLEWORTH.-The woollen cloth trade here hai been 9to 1 „ Colonel Peel's lon (take 10 to I) have opposed this will-first, on the grounds of insanity, and 20 .0 -300200 - 0 0 -
Cl-nvicleston, Savarlah
that their desire is only to frighten . off the worthless. slack a long time, but we are happy to state that it isimproving 10 to 1 „ Mr. Coombe's Cobham (take 11 to 1)
the consequent incapacity of the testator to make a will ; and 35 0- 40 0 25 0- 30 0
New Orleans
But in the application of their test they cannot avoid vi- • 10 to 1 Mr Pa ne's Voun Rowton (offered
Last week there were several large sales for export, and the ~, ,' •• Y . - g . ) ' secondly,. that the legacies to thw Roman CatholiC Bishops are Havana 12th Jan. 40 0-60 • 0 140 0 -150 0
bands have already begun to have more work. . The matiufric- "to I „ Hon. Col. Anson's Nonplus c(tl6to 1) no o-35 0 00-. 0 ' o
siting the worthy and the innocent with a punishment . 2010 1 „ Lord G. Bentinck's D'E 'll ( k )
gvt e ta •en for Ronian Catholic, and consequently for illegal purposes. Canada ..,
30 0- 40 0 0 0 - 0 0
and work people here have assisted each otherin keenin
turers . . . Bishop Brainpston is dead, and Dr. Walsh Claims the whole of British North America
25 0- 30 0 20 0- 30 0
which they have no 'right to inflict at all; and as to •• g 25 to t „ Mr. E. Peel s The Early Bird (taken) .
up wages, which, we are glad to state remain stationary. the ,nersonal estate ; he denies that the testator ever gave him '.iyesvz
iflo.ondland
25 0- 30 0 20 0-• 60. 0
frightening off, we put it to any persons acquainted with -BLOCK PRINTING.-Calico block' printers -art moderately 35 to 1 „ . Mr. Edward's Drum Major (taken)
, directions verbally or otherwise as to the disposal of •this vast 35 0- 40 0 35 •0 -0, 0
mankind, whether the most worthy of relief are not likely employed ;at some places. t here are two sets of hands, while at 40 to 1 „ Lord Westminster's Albemarle (off) R iv'er Plate -no 0 40 0-50 0
property, and that 'he has the'legacy as afree and Unshackled
240 to 30 agahast Nonplus and D'Egyille (tk) East Indies
45 0-5, -0 45 0- 50 0
to he much sooner driven away from that which belongs other places they are working short time ; yet we may say that gift. The ,general impressioaSeeins to be that an understanding- Company's Ships
The Oaks was not mentioned. 45 0 - 50, 0 45 0- 60 0
to thens than the worthless ? . priuting generally. is as good as can be expected. existed that the money was intended to found a monastery and Batavia - 50 0 40 '0- 60 0
SELBY WouL MARKETS -The first of the Selby wool mar- nunnery, and to build, two Romans Catholic Cathedral! on a „_
New South %Vales ,
30 ••0I- 40 0 30 0- 40 0
These Halifax guardians, we understand, are all of ke • • . • Mr. Hume is about to- move for a arliamentary in ui • 'd Il
of •Goo ope
ts tor the present season will be.held on the first of June the P q ry into very splendid scale Ihe interest this trial creates amouost the '''Pe ' 25 0- 30 0 30 0 -120 0
e Africa 20 0.- 25 0 15 '0- 20
them liberals of the first water. They are the men, .of d• h • 1 It d t F• l• ' h • ' f the conduct of Sir F. Head during his government of Up ' -. ' •
ay eying reel). a ere o ru ay to suit t e convenience o Per Catholic gentry and clergy is of the most intense description.- niv. 1
-era.tar
" 45 0- 70 0 40 0- 50 0
all others in the district, v..ho make most noise about gentlemen who attend the York anti Pontefract markets. Canada. .
Obserrer.-* Mr.'Gladstone of this town, we understand, is also Lima, Valparaiso, Sec..
25 0- 00 0 20 0- 25 6
freedom, public rights, and such like. They have now
25 0- 30 0 20 0- 23 0
taken off the mask, d't dftl • ll th I'd is astonishing
.an san or iin a eii eous GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. how general was the disposition to seize upon
.. a
church property. I mixed wi.h very various circles, and I could WAR n 11 • Smyrna and Constantinople
RINGToN ....PERATIVE ....ONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.- mal„ga
•- g 0
15 0- 20 0 15 0- 20 0
features of their proper character. The Halifax " grind- On Tuesd •
ay evening, the usual quarterly meeting of the War- Madeira
,
hardly go into any company where there was not a clerevroan • 0 • C • A *- • hld in the Western Isles, Cape de Verds 2O 0-30020 0 - 25 0
ing system," we predict, will turn out still more injuri- 'rumps must have no sun ; let down the top cloth carefully, -
present wit ou leer
h t 1 ing some such measure prooosed.''l am ring ton perative onservative ssociation was e 10 0-20 0 1
011 s to its authors than to the poor unfortunates for whose as the sun comes round; but keep up as much of it as possible convinced that, if the public feeling had not been altered by our Assembly Rooms, ' Warrington, when . . .
ele'ven persons were ad-, Lishon - 20 0
Cadiz - 23 0 15 0- 25 0
wards of 740
when the sun is off. 'The side cloths must be put up directly to • ••h IC df I d fll s mitted into the society, which now consists ot up France - 10 0 7r,-- to 0
especial benefit it is intended. , seeing how soon ever% o, er in opun er o owed the de- members Mr William Mitchell, in ur ring the claims of the Holl•ind - 10 0 76_ I 0 0
enclose the stage.
etruction of tithes in France, our clergy would by this time have band coMmittes. to a £1 •- d I'd
f ,in the expen
grant of 0 tovtar s e ras g s Harr;burg; Bremen, Re. - 10 0 7 6- 10 0
.. r........ Where Tulips are only hooped and matted, the same care .
li s he•r property."-Life of Wilberforce. •ery suitable Gottenburg, Stockholm
of new instruments lately purchased, made some 1 __. . 13 0- 20 0 0 0 - 0 0
must be used, to let them have all the air, when the sun is.not )t•
t 1 f a resolu- Petersburg, Riga. Re.
remarks, end succeeded in. the unanimous ri.doption o A
~ 15 0- 20 0 0 0 - 0 0
TRIAL 03 CONTESTED. ELECTIoNs.;-A correspondent asks shining, to prevent their drawing. - SIR WA LTER SCOTT'S OPINION OF POPERY.-I cannot get Oporto l5 0-2 o 0 15 0-e 0 0
whether the following would not be a preferable and more likelY HYACINTHS ITILISt be protected in a similar waY, as nearly as myself to feel at. all anxious about the Catholic question. I can- tiondhat 1.:10 -be given by the society for this p .
urpose. Nery
.
b • h
ected in t e nerg -
__
handsome subscription has already been coil . ----"--s----- --
mode of obtaining impartial committees than any hitherto sug- practicable. not see the use of fighting about the platter, when you have let t h PACKET BO liT
bourhood. Mr. Crisp,. (formerly ef L ,
ondon )in a nea speac , . S.-FALMOU'TI-1 STATION,
gested ? At the commencement of evere new parliament let CA It N ATIONS must be freely watered; sticks should be placed them snatch.the meat off it. I hold Popery to be such a mean h? Id originate With GENERA L
posed that a . petition, to parliament s ou POST-OFFICE.-May IS, 1837.
the names or all' members liable to serve upon election corn- in them to train the flowering stems as they advance. and depraving superstition that I am not sure I could have Pr°
atholic members be expelled
mittees be
.plit into a glass. and as many committees of five, All tender Annuals, Balsams, Cockscombs, &c. to be bloomed found •
ins self liberal enough for voting the repeal of the penal th s
i society, praying that Roman C
'The president, Mr. Wilson, in 211ails-inacle - -
from the tiou. se of Comcrons. DESTINATION. pin Last Packets Next Packet
seven, or nine members (as may be determieeg upen) be drawn in pots, sheuld be constantly remesied to fresh hot-beds, and laws as -they existed before 1780. They must, and would, in much to the pur-
the r
notion, ma e a few remarks vet y Luton. Sailed. Due.
out by the speaker as there are petitions to determine, with, shifted inttelarger pots. course of time, have smothered Popery; and, I confess, I should Putting
d unanimously, and is now in course of —_—_ -____
perhaps, One or tWo over to provide against contingencies. Let DAHL/ As shoUld be placed in cold frames, if well established, have seen the old lady of Babylon's mouth stopped with pleas nose. It tse
eerie .
king steady and regular progress, Holland Tues. & Fri. .
signature. 1 h ety is ma , . ,
I%lon. & Thurs.
the cominittees thus drawn, without .beiug openly named or previously to being plauted out. sure. But now, that you have taken the plaster off her mouth,
dy brn the means of drift:sing sound constitutional Hamburg & Swed. Tues. & Fri.
declared, be sealed 'up, numbered, and put into another glass, Seeds of Annuals should be sown, now, in the oPen borders, and given her free respiration, I cannot see the sense of keeping
and.has
airea
: •e s directions, where Radical' • • '
ism in its worst Lisbon
principles in varlets h . Madeira Braganza, Tagus,
Saturdays .. 1.
and die p'etitions. also numbered, be put into another glass, in small patches. up the irr. ation about the claim to sit in Parlianient. Unop-
tt.
and tendencies un appi y
I prevailed.
Spain & l ibralt. } slay 14. May 20.
and th,s one drawn out against the other. By this means the WA LLFLOWERS, of the dOuble kind, should he propagated posed the catholic superstit.
ion may sink into du. . •
et with all its forms • •
emedical properties of gold have lately occupied Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday
• members to sem. atul the camMittees on which they are to wherever there is any growth of side thoots,. which strike very absurd ritual and solemnities. Still it is. an awful risk. The G0r.0.--.Th
f M:-Legrand;. 'and be is of opin• '
ion that this Egyr arid India .. .4th Saturday
serve, would never be known until the last moment, and all pre- readily under hend-gfasses. world is, in fact, as silly as ever, and a good competence.of non- the attentrone,io
to an •
impalpable .powder, that its metallic ox- ma elra
vions canvassing, intrigue, and bias be wholly avoided. It Plaut tube-roses in pots, forty-eight size, sense will always find believers. Auitrial magnetism, phreno- metal, reduc
d that the perch-loruret of gold and sodium, possess, in Brazil ,Ss B. Ayres. each month , , May 4. • slay 25.
would reduce the formation of committees to as near an an
,-- Weed carefully. and destroy the weeds as soon as they are logy, &co ha Ye'all had theirs, and why not Popery? Lend !: if ydes. an
America lst Wednes. Sheldrake,Nlay 5 ll.M.B.Tyrian
high degree, the property of restoring vital strength, and r Janin•
proach as passible le the jury system, which, though not with- cut up. In all full small crops it should be done by mall hoe- they should begin to make Smithfield broils, I do not know a y,.ery .
sing the activit of the oreans
y b of digestion and nou- lls 1 L'ward Ist da3 '
-of WM. B. Pigeo May 13.
-n' 11.51.13. Star,
ouf defects, has worked better tli.ao auY other whatever. This ing, or hang.weeding, lettuce, onions, leeks, spinach, carrots, where mane an honsst protestant could find courage enough to ol Increa--. 1. St Hayti.. sash month • May 3. - May 26.
method Of forming cOmmittees %%Mild imply members being at parsnips, &L.., require this. be carbonaaoed? I should shrink from the thoughts of tar-bar- rishineur
-
h d d f l • ' °
nimous Such is t e anger an requent oss of life in effectin Laguira
ico end Ila- 15th day of H.M.B.Goldfincli :B. Pandora,
a the Alex ?
their, poifir ;'' and it reiriains to be proved in what respect would Toe BEA NS Which are about to open their flowers. -1 rels, and gibbets, lam afraid, and make a veilrlykpusillha h
lendid illuminations of the dome of S ' - vs na . ) each month. April 18. •2'
May 3.
t. Paul s during the jd,, •••• • ••••
,
consist the hardship; to any man of beidg preremptorily called Sow ENDIVE. martyr. So I hope the Duke of• Wellington w eep t r orn- p
II 1 Week that the w rk r • mai. L'ward) . •
upon' toifn 'the duty which be has undertaken to perform.- Sow succefozivce crnps of Peas; the larger kinds will do best. ed ht•ast well in hand, and not let her „
oet her leg over the Liar- 0 y , o men invariably receive absOlutiou 1 isi. & Hayti. >
. , 15th (lay of Yehtingale, 13. Lapwing,
previous to entering on their employment. each munth. April 113. June 9..
Aforlif!isi Herald. - Other subjects as before.-Garctener's Gazette. rows.- Leckhart's Ly'e of Scott. Carthageua .....)

IVJAY, 2',
.1838,

LONDON GAZATTR.-FRIDAY, MAY 18.

PAIITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Fogg and IL Galbreath, Liverpool, stone-mason—J. Skarratt and
Aspinall. Ashton-under-Lyne, dealers in stone—C. Mann and W.
Smethurst Manehester,woollen-merchantsC.Oldham and T. ciowes
Manchester, silk-throwsters.

BANKRUPTS.

Henry Lloyd, Old Bond-street, London, draper.
Abraham Abraham, Line-end, Staffordshire, druggist.
William Grantham, Kingston-upon-Hull, mercer.
Thomas Robson, jun. and James Grove, Stoke Hall, Staffordshifei
porter-merchants.
Cornelius Wake. South Brewham, Somersetshire, cattle-dealer.
Charles Cooke, Birmingham, grocer.
Thomas Robson, Whieldon-grove, Staffordshire, wine-merchant.
Robert Ferguson, Petworth, linen-draper.
.Tamps Waliwork, Chowbent, Lancashire, druggist.
William Stephenson, Leeds, wooll-n-draper:

DIVI DEN DS.
June 8, R. R. Chubb, Newgate-street, London, seedsman—June 8, Ji
G. Weddell and J. Lloyd, Fen-court, London, corn-factors—June 84
A. Atkins, Finsbury-square, London, merchant—July 31, J. Harries,
Carmarthen, timber-merchant- -June 18, W. Chadburn, Sheffield, op-
tician—June 6, D. Taylor, Wike, Yorkshire, worsted-manufacturer--
Jnne 13, .1. Duckworth, Broughton, Lancashire, calico-printer—June
20, R. D., Murphy, Liverpool, wine-merchant—June 18, C. Evans;
Nlanchester. banker.

FICATES
Tu be granted, unless cause heCERTI shown to the contrary, on or before the
• Bth day of June
W. Bridger, Petwnrth, Sussex, grocer—G. Richmond. Rinton. Staf-
fordshire, miller—T. Linsell and W. Linsell, PiccadilllY, Load"'
tailors—J. H. Russell, Bruton-street, London, tailor.

•
n SEUETRATON.
John Hamilton, ArchibSCUMald HamQilton,S and John Hamilton,
1G asgn
calico-printers.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, eomputed from
P
the returns made in the week ending May 15, .1438, is 33s Oder
hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or paY3l'i
thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

110U14
1%14.Y.
22. Samuel Dumbell. (div.) Clarendon Rooms, !,
23 William Grey, (final div.).... Ditt0......
.1
26. Robert Dodson
...Ditt0...... 1
_
25. John Wright, (Ist) Ditto...... I
29. Patrick Magee, (2d) Ditto...... I
31. Ditto, (special) .... Littledate and BardswelPs, 12
30. Joseph Reward, (div.) Clarendon Rooms, 1
30. John Mulholland and Co Ditto.... . I
JUNE.

1. Thomas B. Walden, (div.) Ditto ll
1
1. James G. Trevitt

PRICES OF SIiaItES.LIVERPOOL, MAY 21.
Last Prices This day's
RAILWAYS, ftc. Per Share. Prices.
Birmingham and Gloucester 2O paid 14 12 6 ....
Ditto and Derby 2O .... 19 15 0••
Birkenhead and Chester lO paid 13 17 6 ..••
Bolton and Leigh lOO paid 64 0 0.. .
Chester and Crewe
Dublin and Drogheda lO paid 7 0 0.. .
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh and Glasgow (old)
Ditto ditto (new)
Ditto Leith and. Newhaven 5 paid 4 0 0 ....
Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 4 .... 412 6 ....
Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock,
5 pai
and Ayr d 4 3 0 ••••
Grand Junction lOO .... 213 0 0 ....218 0 61
Great Western
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and Preston
Liverpool and Manchester 100 ... 201 0 0 ....
Ditto quarter shares 25 .... ' 48 5 0 ....
Ditto half shares 25 .... 66 10 0..
London and Birmingham 9O
... 171 0 0 ....
Ditto new quarter shares 5 .... 29 10 0 ...
Ditto and Southampton • 50 44 15 0.. ...
Ditto, new shares
Ditto & Brighton (United) 8 .... 9 7 6 .... 97 6
Leeds and Manchester 2O .... 37 () e ... '
Leicester and Swannington 5O .... 74 10 0.. ...
Leicester and Swannington, (new) 5 paid 25 0 0 ....
Manchester, Bolton, & 8ury...... 7,i .... 74 10 0 ~..
6
Mandhester and Birmingham . 7 .... 812 6 .... 9 .
o
Midland Counties 3O .... 27 0 0 ...
Newcastle and Carlisle . 100 .... 92 10 0.. ...
Ditto uartershares 25 .... 23 5 0..
North Midlanq d 35 .... 41 5 0 . .....
South Eastern and Dover 7 .... 417 6 ....
North Union, (new) 4G .... 64 10 0 ....
Ditto, (old)
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap 100 paid 40 10 0 ...
BANKS.

Bank of Liverpool.....
_. ......£l2 les paid 23 12 6 „„, 23 12 6
-- Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 2 6.• ..
-- Liverpool Union lO h... 13 2 6 ...
-- Northern and Central .
North and South Wales.. 10 .... 817 6 ....
..
of Manchester lO .... 11 17 6 ....
AI 'cliester & L'pool Dsct 15 .... 19 17 6 ....
South Lancashire - - 7 10s Cl 7 6 ....
Liverpool Banking Company .... 10 .... 9 10 0 ex dividend
Borough Bank
Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 415 0 ....
East of England • lO .... 917 6 ....
Phoenix Bank
Royal Bank of Liverpool 500 .... 697 10 0 ....
Wilts and Dorset 1 , .... 10 7 6 ....
GAS, WATER WORKS, &c.
Exchange Buildings £lOO paid 160 0 0 ....
L'pool 8: Harrington WitterW orkii 200 .... 450 0 0 ...
Bootle Ditto ' . Stock .... 320 0 0 .
Liverpool Coal has Company.. Stock .... 350 0 0 .. .
...
L'pool New Gas & Coke Co Xloo, .... 196 0 0 ....
Ditto New Shares are now paid up.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.X25 paid 10 2 6 ...•
Ocean Assurance Company lO .... 7 2 6 . •
Liverpool Fire and Life ' 2 ills. 2 3 0 ...•
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES Sze.
Anderton Carrying Company l2 10s. 12 15 0 ....
Woodside Ferry 25 .... 28 5 0
Egremont Ferry l2 10a
Rock Ferry.
Monk's Ferry l3 . ..
Steam Tug company
Harrington Docks BO ...,
Apothecaries' Company
Asphalte (Liverpool)
-- (Polonceau)

14 2
9 5 0....
0 0 0 ....
0 0 0 ....
0 0 0 ....
2 10 9.... 215 0
2 17 6 ....

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 21.

Wind at Holyhead, S.W.—Light breeze.
Off 11°13-head, inward bound, at 12 at noon, No. 95, Cognac Packet,
8.8. from the Brazils—and No. 421, Royal Mint, 8.13 k. at 5 p.m.
from Jamaica.
Oft' olyhp ..kworti bound. NO. 447, Corraboo, lI.R, at a.m.
;a.
for Trinidad—and 1570, Brittsh King, B.S. at 12 at noon, for Quebec.

BIRTHS.
On the 15th instant, at Mivart's HOtel, her Royal Highness Penelope
Princess of Capua, (late Miss Smythe,) wife of his
Carolina Borbone,
oyal Highness Carlo Ferdinand° Borbone, Prince of Capua, of a
daughter.
On the 16th inst. at Stafford-house. in the Green-park, the Duchess
of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty, of a daughter.
The Duke and Duchess have now six children, two sons and four
natighters. Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent sent twice on Wed-
nesday to inquire after her grace.
On the 18th instant, the lady of Lewin Morley, Esq, of a daughter,

MARRIED.
On the 7th inst., at Wavertree, Mr. James Ashworth to Mary Ann,
eldest daughter of Capt. Win. Wrench Richardson, of Moulton-lodge.
Cheshire.
On the 12th inst., at St. George's Church. Everton, Jonn W. Bough;
ton, Esq., of St. John's Belwardine, Worcestershire, to Ann, relict 01
the late Peter Entries; Esq., Fulham, Middlesex.
On the 15th inst., at the l'arish Church of St. Giles, Durham, Mr.
Leonard Addison, of this town, to Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr.
Chipchase, of the former place.
On the 17th inst. at St. Bride's Church, Mr. J. Withers to Elizabeth,
only daughter o Walton late Mr. Joseph Crowder.
Yesterday, at -on-the-H 111. by the Venerable the Archdeacon
of Chester, Ann. second daughter of Nirs, Mathews, of West Derby'
street, Edge-hill, to Daniel Bell, Esq., third son of the late Joseph
Bell, Esq., of the Hollins, near Whitehaven, in the county of Cumbernl
land.