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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

Mr. Prior were rrtorning home on Thu slay evening,
after performing divine service in Mr. Gregg's church,
they were violently attacked by a fierce band of ruffians,
who evidently mistook one of them tor the rev. gentle-
man himself The clergymen were obliged to fly for their
lives, pursued by an immense and momentarily increasing
mob, who continued to• follow them, until their intended
victims took shelter in the Conservative
.house in Daw-
son-street, with their clothes covered over with mud,
thrown at them by the savage rabble, who were with
difficulty prevented from forcing . open the door of the
house. Here was an instructive proof of the way in
which the Papists are taught by their priests. The
meditated vengeance of these ruffians evidently originated
in the humiliating defeat of their redoubted champion.
Perhaps the Mercury will undertake to defend this ami-
able ebullition of popular feelingon the same ground that
it prompted a similar line of conduct at the last election
in Liverpool. _ _

We perceive that it is insinuated in a, radical contem-
porary that the Conservative papers in Liverpool hive
found it politic to suppress any report of the discussion.
He must be an ignoramus who thus fancies that the
STANDARD was afraid of publishing part of the discus-
sion. The absurdity of imagining that we could dO any
thing like justice to a report which would extend through
about forty of our columns, is so glaring that we shall not
condescend to bestow upon it any further notice. We
hope, however, that the discussion will be published in
as cheap a form as possible, and that proper exertions
will be used for its general dissemination.

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• THE LIVERPOOL- StANDARD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

NEW BRIGHTON

T 0 be LET, for a Ternr of • Years; or otherwise, and either
Furnished or Unfurnished, Two exceedingly well-built and
commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, very delightfully situ-
ated in the most eligible part of New Brighton, with Stables
and Coach-houses adjoining.
Each House contains Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-
rooms, of large dimensions, Nine Bed-rooms, at:d every requi-
site convenience for s large and respectalle
The Houses are recently erected, in the Eliiabethan style
of architecture, and are quite ready for occupation.
Apply to PETER GR RENA 1:1, -Esq., the owner, St. Helens;
or to NV'ILLIASI ROWSON, Esq., New Brighton.

• PUBLIC HOUSES, INNS, &c.
0 he LET, several INNS and first-ra e WINE and
ri
it SPIRIT VAULT'S, old-e-stabltshed•PU 81. IC-HOUSES,
ES,
BEEIt-HOUSES; - PROVISION SHOPS, OFFICES,
WAREHOUSES; WAREHOUSE ROOMS, and :lintiin't.ss'
Places of ande,veriptions; in all parts of the to*n.
Also, HOUSES, COTTAGE PROPERTY, LAND, and
an Improving SPIRIT LICENSE, ON SALE.
Apply to Mr. J. R. MILLER. House and Land Agent and
General Broker, Orange-court, Castle-street, arr May-place,
Mount—pieasant. All letters to be pOst-paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Gaodx and Pavengers, Twice a Week,
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. '
The City of Glasgow Steam-packet Company's Vessels
, • COMMODORE,
Captain ROUT. EWING. ••
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/o CITY OF GLASGOW,
, Captain JOHN Boy D,
VULCAN,
Captain C. FERGUSON, •
Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock. (with or without pilots,)
The COM MODORE, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th instant,
at One o'clock in the Afternoon. •
The CITY OF GLASGOW; on SATURDAY next, the 16th
instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon.
The COMMODORE, on TUESDAY next, the 19th instant,
at Eigbt o'clock in the Evening.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, on SATURDAY, the 23d instant,
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be
first-rate. •
Cabin Fare, 255.; Steward's Fee, 25.; Deck, 10s.
Apply to DAVID MACIVER and Co.,
31, Water-street.
t' The new Steam-ship COMMODORE is considered to
be the most able and complete, as well as the fastest sea-going
Steamer afloat at the present day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

OPINIONS OF THE PfLIFAiS

"This is a pleasing ballad, and we doubt not will become a
great favourite iv the musical circles.''—Chester Chronicle.
It is a very long time since so excelleut a composition has
corne before us. The style of the ballad is very superior, The
words are beautiful, and the music is strikingly light and full of
harmony: 111 V call this the ballad of the season, as it is
deserving a place in every:portfolio, whether of amateur or )1,
fesSiiirial. It does credit to both author and composer, and see
bti°:;la.l to Sec sur h prnal tinus,einar.ate oftener trout
the LiverpMil press.— Lireroo,:l
Alt, nerds are exceedingly. pretty, and the music agreeable.
We d'o.abt not the ballad will be Liverpool Albion.
This is a vary ileliAnfol ballad, the Words ate beautiful, and
MusiterCceediugly effeciite and harmonious. We have not
seen a prettier song for Some time, :,cd 'recommend it warmly
to the notice of our musical isiends.—.l.atich'esler Guardian.
words breathe airectioti ttnd p,,,tic feeling, and the music
harmonizes arch wittitheim We do octet) see such a 'coo,
bifiation of excelence; and We hop, that a very extensive ,aid
trill ats rid this ITE Minch.etei•
shrive bv• the 'aurhor of" Bmiling Mirth," ',lce. is
a combinati•in of merit we rarely meet With; the music har-
monises welt with the words. which are written with great-feel-
ing, 'l'he.author will not lose any of his already well-earned '
pOpttlaritv tiv the present production, anti we" hope he will be
recompensed by a large sale.--Chester Gazette.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

Hermes, 011;hant. from Lima, at this port; sailed 24th Feb. The
Floraviile sailed on the 9th Feb. for Liverpool. On the 29th May, in
lat. 44, long. 23, spoke the Globe, hence for New Orleans
Syllerie, Hunter, hence fur Quebec, Was wrecked six miles east of
Cape Ray
Sarah Parker, Davis. hence at Portsmouth, N.H. touchei on Bass
Rock going in, hut got off with little damage, after discharging a con-
siderable quantity Al salt
Edinburgh, Burton ; Formosa, Toole ; Potomac, Flint; Norman,
Wood, anti Echo, Mallen, hence at New Orleans
' Jane, Ritchie, limn the Clyde, ditto
Lexington, bid, hence at Mobile
Monongaeela, Miercken. and Susquehana, Cropper, hence at Phila-
delphia
Philadelphia, Morgan, from London, at New York
Silvie de Grasse, NN irderholdt, from Havre, ditto

Amy, Crowell, hence at Boston
•
Bradshaw, ---, nem, at Castine
Saperli, Nicoll, from New York, at this port. On 15th May, spoke
the Francis, of New York, from Plymouth, 19 days out, in lat. 4325,
long. '5836. On the 22nd May, in lat. aS Si, long. 35 37, spoke the
Borossee, from Plymouth, 19 days out
Sir John Franklin, Corner, from Buenos Ayres, at this port; sailed
Ist April, and Monte Vide,), 4th April. On the 2nd June, in lat. 40,
long. 15; spoke the Albatross, hence for Africa. On the 4th June, at
noon, in let. 50 23, long. 11 30, spoke the 'Great Western, (steamer)
from Bristol for New York
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

Irv° be LET, at Woodside, during the Summer Months, a
FURNISHED HOUSE, commanding a splendid View
of the River, consisting of Two Parlours, Drawing-room, Five
Bed-rooms. Kitchen, Garden, &c., within a few minutes walk
of the Ferrv.—Apply at No 2. St. George's-place, Woodside;
or No. 1, Crown-chambers, Redcross-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

HIS FuNetAL.

After death, Mr. Nottingham, house-surgeon of the infirmary,
subjected the body to a po.,tmorteni examination, and on Friday.
it was interred at the Ceirm!er), Duke-street. A public pioces7
slow of the police force accompanied the unfortunate deceased
to is grave. The procession was fo, fined in Brownlow-street.
Preceding the.hearse were 52 of the .fire Police, four abreast, in
their costume. the first 8 wearing belts. which inclosed their
hatchets of office, suspended from their necks by a chain: the
others, in lieu of the hatchet, carried in their belts a polished
piece of steel of au angular shape: called a key. Following the
hearse were three friends or relatives of the deceased, who acted
as chief mourners,' to whom succeeded about 301) of the police
force, the rear being closed by 3G inspectors and the superin-
tendents, 'including Mr. Whiny, the bead constable.. The pro-
Cession passed through PembrOke-place, London.road, Shaw's-
bri,w, Dale-street, Castle-street, Lord-street: Church-street,
Bold-street, Rodney-street, to the Cemetery at the Mount, where
the body was received in the chapel, and.the initial service read,
atter which it was carried to us last resting place at the extreme
end of 'the Cethe!ery; near Upper Parliameutstreet —not far
removed from the scene of the fatal affray.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

SALE bF,SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.

/MESSRS. 'l'. -WINSTANLEY and SONS respectfully
I. announce, that they are instructed to. SELL by AUC,
T 1 ON, at No. 78, Bold,,street, To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
13tb, and THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely each day, the extensive and well assorted STOCK, of
111r,„:„Citaai.Es LYONS, removed from his Show Rooms, op
Newington-bridge, for the convenience of Sale.
The Manufactured Stock consists of Loo, Sofa, Card, and
Ladies! Work :Fables, Antique-shaped and Carved Drawing-
room Chairs, Couches, Cheffoniers, Whatnots' Music Stands,
Canterburys, Sliding. Fire Screens, &c., of handsome dark
Rosewood, excellent Telescope and other Dining Tables, Loo,
Sofa, Card, and Pembroke Tables, Pedestal Sideboards of mo-
dern fashion, Cheffoniers, Cabinets, Sets of .Antique-shaped
and Trafalgar Chairs, Couches; Sofas, Easy Chairs with Spring
Stuffed Seats, Knee-hole Toilet Tables and Washstands, and a
variety of smaller Articles.

To he viewed Tits DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th instant, when
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. T.
WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street.

MODERN FURNITURE, EDGE-HILL..
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS

On TUESDAY, the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on
the Premises, Union-terrace, King-street, Edge-hill,
ripHE modern- and excellent HOUSEHOLD .FURN I-
I TURE, richly cut Glass, handsome Breakfast and Tea
China, Table Service of Staffordshire Ware, and a few Plated
Articles, and other Effects of a Gentleman changing his Rest!
dence.
The Drawing-room contains Curtains for Two Windowi, of
Green Morine Damask, with Gilt Cornices, a Set of excellent
antique shaped Chairs, and a large and handsome scroll Unuch
covered to match, a Circular Loo Table, Pair of Card Tah!es,
all of fine Mahogany, well manufactured, and in French, Po-
lish, a Cheffonier, a Brussels Carpet in good condition, Chico,
ney Glass, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
The Dining-room Furniture consists of a Set of capital Ma-
hogany Dining Tables, of laige size, on Pillars and Claws, a
Sideboard, Set of Twelve substantial Chairs and Sofa to match,
an Elliptic Loo Table, a handiorne Range of Curtains for Two
Windows of Scarlet Morino Damask, Brussels Carpet, Plate
of Glass 48 by 42 in Gilt Frame, &c.
The Bed Chambers comprise handsome Four-post and Camp
and Servants' Bedsteads, with Chintz and Monne Hangings,
good Feather Beds. Mattresses, and Bedding, Kidderininster
.Carpets,.lmitation Rosewood Chairs, Mahogany Toilet Tables,
Washstands, •a Do. Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers; Dressing
Glasses, a Sofa Bed, &c., Venetian Stair Carpet, Mahogany
Hall Chairs, Hatstand, &c.
Together with the Kitchen and Culinary Requisites, and
other Articles of domestic utility.
.. The whole to be viewed on MONDAY test, the 18th instant,
and Catalagues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs.
THOS. WINSTANI.EY and SONS Office, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

Emporto.

EAST INDIES: C.4PE OF GO OD RCP' E gfcc ,
Bland, (573) T Callan, frion Calcutta and the Cape of Good Hope,
100 cases castor oil, 61 chests shell lac, 27 bales goat skins, I case
hooks and eyes, 1 case sherry wine; 15,409 pees deer horns, 28 bags
horn tips, 50 bulea jute, b 54 chests lac dye, .10 cases mohair damask,
I bait sugar, 3 bags rice, 20 pees 4 cases 1 hex silk piece goods, 4 par-
cels silk, 15 chests indigo, 1 box scarfs, 1. box samples, 1 hex, books,
I bad wine, I had rum, 2 boxes lacquered ware, 2 bundles mats, I box
pickles, 2 boxes' contents. unknown, R bales raw silk, 2 bale cotton.
Piece goods, order-2569 1)4;81324 pockets rice, W 'Porter and co-
-200 bags r ne, W Clayon-1365 bags rice, Sands, Turner and co-2088
J Bibby sod co-3 do, It Mornay-1, trunk samples, I box ginger,
Nichol and Robinson-14 chests indigo, Carson Brothers-54 bundles
munjeet, W Porter and co-2:,1 bags saltpetre, Robinson and Giryin
cases silk torahs, 1 ease silk handannoes, 'l' Callan-1 piPe'Ma-
deira wine' Sandars and Claxtond case lacquered ware, %V
Seers--1 keg oil, It Hornby-21 bales goat skids, 31 bales hides, J
Bibby and co—P D

CHINA.
1422) .T Titherington, from Canton, 455 chests tea, J Paley
and co-53 do, Ormrod and Ilardcastle--640 do, W Grant and Bro-
thers-44'4 chests 1122 hf chests 1635 10-catty boxes boxes 4 pack.:
ages do, 130 bales silk, 1 box to \s, order-1 box lacquered *ate, Mr:
Shand-6 packages presents—r 15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

THE CORONATION.
INT B. PROMOLI begs to announce that he haveceived,
• direct from the artist, (who hay engaged 'confine the
sale to his establisbment,) a SPLENDID-13 I' of her most
Gracious Majesty VICTORIA, lJeautifull xecuted in Wax,
by George Abbot, of Lond,M, add which been presented at
Court, and beelt hOnotired with the app idiot) of Her Royal
.Highness the- Duchess of Kent, her Grace the DUchess of
Sutherland, &c., who have been pleased to pronounce it a most
correct likeness.
W. P. B. has also several line MEDALS, just s.truck, in co:11-
memoration of the approachinti Coronation.
Charch-Weet, adjoinin:g Po4,liffice.

"*'Ettefs by auction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

en *air.

ROWING GIGS FOR SALE.
Two remarkably fast-rowing GIG BOATS,
36 feet long,
either for four or six oars.
Apply at the'Building Yard of
• - —WM. and THUS. WILSON,• North Shore.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

TO coaKEspoNDLNTS.

A Bachelor" will keep.
+`A
Fishing Excursion to Wales" is in type, but owing to a
. press of advertisements it is unavoidably deferred .until Fri-
. day. •
Our reviews in the next publication. We have received most
of the periodicals at a very late period this month.
"Wickats."—We shall at all times be most happy to wive an
account of the runs at cricket matches if furnished to us in
time. .

TOXTETH oAok.—The letter of Hector Timid" in our next,

puBL[C.

At the suggestion of several of our friends, we have
been induced to POSTPONE TEE ENLARGEMENT PP TUE
LLVERpotIL STAND A7D until the 3d of July, in order
that we may-not break in upon the half yearly files of
our subscribers, and that the new series may commence
with the first number in the second half-year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

BLOCKADE OF BUENOS AYRES.

By the ship Racer, which arrived at Exmouth ou Saturdav
last, We have received thentlicial account of the. blockade of
Buenos,. yres by the Fretick:—.. .. • • .
. . ... : ." Committee'of .British Merclinnts.
" Copy of a letter from • his. Excetlency. J. .i-I..Mtpdtville to

William Orr, Esq., Chairman of. the Cpinniqtee-.

. ,
Buepo. Ayres, Morch 29.
" Sir,—l have to acquaint you, for the infortnmiun of the Bri,
tish merchants residing in this town. that I have received from
Rear Admiral. Le Blanc, commanding the French fin ces on the
South American station, fi notification of his having instituted a
blockade of the port of Buenos Ayres, and of the whole of the
rivers belonging to the Argentine republic.
" J. 11. MANDEvIt.I.I‘."

•
A despatch, dated tin; 28th of March, Which was sent by the
French Admiral to the Belgian Consul at Buenos Ayres. and
a copy of which the latter functionary has forivarded 'to his
partners at: Liverpool, contains the annexed particulars
'o•The ports of the Argentine Republic have been foruially
blockaded by the French squadron, in consequence of the con;
tinned resistance of the executive to the reasonable deniandsof
the French vot,irninent......:Alf.lateigu vessels which shall ac-
tually be in any of the ports of the:l63.ol4lin 01.0 alluwed
load and discharge tie to the ensuing 10th of May."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

ON THE PREVALENT IGNORANCE AND APATHY
AS REGARDS IRELAND.
(From the Christian Obierver.) ' '
I 'hid written 'tile above when interrupted by one of those
fearful thunder-clips, notnnfrequent in this turbid and disor-
ganised region; but which, if strangers to it had eyes to see
and ears to hear, Would dispel the darkness of ignorance as
regards the real state of Ireland, and disturb the slumbers of
apathy. My attention has been drawn to the subject of the pre-
neilmg pages. by the strange procedure and issue or the assizes
for thisCnunty, which has just terminated, and by the gloomy
forebodings to which these gave birth. Between the precedingassizes and_ the last, several murders have been committed in,
this one county, as the mangled body of the victims undeniably
testified. At'the last assizes 80 individuals were arraigned at
the bar of judgment on the awful charge of depriving a fellow
man of life: or, to adopt the learned judge's inure technical
description, "80 charged with murder, or aiding or abetting in
niurdei; which is the same." That is, in one county, and at
one assizes, nearly twice the number charged with the same
awful crime in all England and Wales, for the entire year;
Such Was one page from the annals of Tipperary ! one extract
from its calendar of crime! The assizes counnenced with the
charge of the criminal judge, ( Moore,) of which no faithful
paraphrase would be credited. I shall therefore give one ex-
tr.ict in his own words, as reported by the press :—" Gentle-
Men, this is a peculiar county. It is looked upon as an alarmed
world, but I assert that it is an excellent population; that it
has a noble gentry,' who hold fine places, and can live comforta-
biy and happily in those places. It is not the • rejugium peeca-
lorain." No; it is not the nucleus of &rune which it is repre-
sented."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

11 A tsik tt PT s.

Thomas Btettell, Rupert-street; 'Haymarket, London, printer.
Samuel. Iloadley, New &W .:street; Liindon, coachmakey. -
Henry Barker; Lower-street; Islington, London, butcher.
Samuel Musgrove and William Quelch. Reading, auctioneers.
Thomas Al ilwara, Bradford, grocer.
Walter •Woodcock Wilmot and Daniel Sinclair Wilmot; Bristol,
glasS cutters.

DIVIDENDS.
July 4, J. G. Trevitt, Liverpool, linen.:draper—Jtine 29, A. Westley,
Kennington, livery'stable-keeper—June 29, W. Itattenbury, Ber-
mondsey, shipwright—July W H. Page, ilyinouth, linen-draper--
July 2, G. Brown, New Boud-street.'London, oilman—July 2, P. Beg.•
hie, Broad street, London, insurance-broker—July 2,, M. Bell, Great
Surrey-street,' *Blackfigai-3, London, victualler—June 29, E. Read.
Riche's-Cohrt, Lithe-street London, ship-broker—June .30, S. Ste-
phens, St.' "Michael's-alley,. Cornhill: London, coffee-housekeeper—
June 29,'A. ItobiriS,Tavistock.street,, Covent-garden, London, printer
—June 29, J. Carter, Berwick-street. Solio,.London. licensed victualler
—July 2, E. Sh ppard, sen. and, E.. Sheppard, Jon. Uley, Gloucester-
shire, -clothiers—JulY' 2, W, Shephard, Alauchester, leather-seller—
J uly 2 S. Wienall, Keighley, Yorkshire. draper—June 3J, W. Hirst,
J Hirst, and W. Hirst, jun. Goinersal, Yorkshire, merchants—July 2,
P. Wright, Leeds, grocer—June 30, J. Neesom and J. Rhodes, Leeds.
dyers-,-July.2; W.: Spence, Leeds. miller—June 30, G. B.
O. Billows, Poole, ironmongers—An,. 1, J. C. Gedye, Dawlish,Dev""
shire, musician—June 29, H. Brown, • Eastwood, Staffordshire.
scrivencr—June Trenholm. Darlington, Durham. brVwel'Ajuir
Fisher, jun. Stroud, woollen-draper—Julv W. Hoyle. Lee Mi •
Lancashire, woollen-niathithetufer—J one 30, W. Sanl by, Leeds. corn-
merchant—June 30, D.•Johnsoir, Birmingham, druggist—July 29, 11"'
B. Bedford and J. Lord, Birmingham, merchants-4 une 30, H. Freeth,
Billowi and
Bath, perfumer—June 30,- E. Johnson, Lostock ;Chaim, Cheshire,
tanner—June 2.1, W. Thomas and H. Hesketh, Chester, bankers--
July '2O; T. Daniell, Trelissick, Cornwall, copper-smelter—July 5- J•
Green, Exeter, civil engineer—June 30, P. Lowe, Upton, Cheshire.
merchant—July 4, T. Jones, Bitiningham, gun-maker—W. Robson,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher.

C 1 RT I Fl CAT ES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
26th day of June.
D. Tuck, Poole, builder—W. Pilgrim and R. Pilgrim, Nottingham.
drapers—J. Wilson, seri. and J. Wilson,jnii. Derb, , colour-manufac.
tuyers,—W: Peace, Leamington-priors, Warwickshire; bilibler—W•
Alldav, ltickenhill, Warwickshire, cattle,snlestran—M. B. Evans,
Norttiumberland-street, Strand, London; agent.
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SCOTCH SEQUEST,RATON.
William Knowles, Aberdeen, thnber-inerehant.
AVER:WE PRICE tT SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado• Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending June 5, 1438, is 34s sid ref
hundred .weight, excluSive of the duties of Customs paid or payable
thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

IDOLATRY IN INDIA.

TN pursuance of ;i resolution passed at the late A iversary
,Aieeting,. of the Churcli Missionary Associatio , and in 114(-
111er:ince of a petition adopted on the subject o udiau Idolatry,
a MEETING will be held iu the Atophit re, on ItiEsnA
next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock ecisely,

ADAM HODGSON, Esq., in the CI air.
Attendance on Heathen 'Cereninies is forced upon British
subjects, and a revenue from those ceremonies is derived to the
British Government in India.
The following Reverend,Gentlenien, viz.,—R. P. Buddicom,
T. Byrth, H. M•Neile, T. Tattershall; H. Ralph, L.L.D., J.
Lister and T. Lessee have consented to address the meeting.
The Uomailttee regret to adil that, in consequence of the un-
avOitlahle absence of Dr. It *ales from town, the meeting will he
deprived of the advantage of his services.,

SCIEN.CE, INsTitUCTLON, AND ENTERTAINMENT.
riva: Proprietor of the ROYAL CAMERA OB 'CURA
has the honour of submitting to the Nobility a Gentry-in
the vicinity.of Liverpool, and also the Inhabita and Visitors
of this great Seaport Towii, for their inspectio nd amusement,
his GRAND OPTICAL EXHIBITION, ow. erected on Si.
George's Pier Head; where this very irate sting and beautiful
,Exhibition is fitted up on the most accurate scientific principle,
and which has given decided and universal satisfaction to the
mast scientific, and admirers of the fine arts.

In the above situation the extraordinary effects produced by
this famous experiment in optics, has the advantage ofiand anti
water together with all the animation of the surrounding neigh-
bourhood, the scenery of which cannot be surpassed.
The- Exhibition opens each day, Sunday excepted, from Teu
till Sunset.
.Admiasion Sixpence, Children.nalf Price.

N.B.—As the Proprietor intends leavinz the'conntry he would
Dispose of this beautiful piece of Mechanism, at a low price, to
a Nobleman or Gentleman wishing to adorn his estate.

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
'TIRE AUDIT COMMISSIONERS, appointe iy virtue of
1 the several acta of parliament relating the Live pool
Docks, are required to meet at Lhe Dock, •ce, on PittnAr
next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock the Forenoon, to
insp.:et., audit, and adjust the Acenuois of .e Dock Estate.
GEORGE WITHERS, Treasurer.
Dock-office, Licerpool,Sth June, 183@-.

NEW BALLAD.
Just published: price 2s ,
" HOPE S.ll ALL Vv'HISPER HAP Y DAYS."
VMTORDS by JAMILS STUNEUOUSE, thor of the Liver-
pout Beefsteak Club Prize GI , "Stniliu7, Mirth,"
• King and Fatherluil,"*&e., 11. .c by WILLIANI SUET-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

TIEIURSIi4Y •

•
reserve.
On THURSDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at R. W.
Preston's Office, India-buildings, ater-street,
Th'el3ONM4ll) ST K
of M. Hatton-and Sou, Wine Merch: ts, by order of the As-
signees, consisting ,of Champagne, Claret, Hock, Moselle,.
Port; Sherry, and Cape. Wines, in Pipes, Hogsheads, Quarter
Casks, and i3'ottles; Brandy, Rim, &c.
Samples may be tasted on the Morning of Sale.—Apply to
R. W. PRESTON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

PORTRUSH AND CAM PB ELTOW N.
l'fi, The Portrush Steam Navigation Company's
Steam-packet C O L E R A I N E,
Capt. J. M'A►►TNua,
Is intended to sail from Clarence Dock, on SATURDAY next. the
16th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, for PORT-
RUSH, calling at CA M PIiELTOWN.
Fur freight or' passage, having superior accommodations,
aptly to ' J. A. and It. FORS,HAW, 6, Goree-piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

On *ate.

liUWLNG GIGS FOR SAE
TwO remarkably fast-rowing GI :BOATS,
.36 feet long.
either for four or six oars.
APoy at the Building Yard of
WM. and THOS. WILSON, North Shore.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

MONDAY, JuNE 11

Amtivan.—Annabella. Watt, from Buenos Ayres—Broad Oak,
Hubboek, from Paraiba—Mary Anne, —, from Demerara—Cas-
pian, Patten. from New Orleans—Maria —, from Ostend—V ieks-
bury, Woodhouse, frOm New York—Orontes, Webster, from St.
Petersburg—and Elita,'Halleny, from Naples.
SAILED.—Water Nymph, Jenkins, for Pillau—Trowartha, Tonkin,
for•Messina—Garland, Wittltton, for Nlaranham—Vespasian, tiVinsor,
ftrr Havana—Getina, Itoseina, for Groningen—Hi rold, Crowell,
fur Isoston—Jeanette, Lieber, for Antwerp—and Spring, Abbott, for
Pillau.

Thomas Dempsey, Wetherall, hence at Old Calabar
Charlotte, Williams, and Anne, Dunn, hence at Bonny
Lobertson, Neill, hence at Quebec
Lima Packet, hence for Trinidad, was spoken 3rd instant, in lat.
49, twig. 123.)
Kent, sailed from Milford for Demerara 9th instant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

'Co be ter.

►ISO he LET, an Old-established SPIRIT VAULT and
PUBLIC•HOUSE, near Si. Thornas'.s Church; rent anti
going-in moderate. For particulars apply to Mr. WILLIAMS,
House and Land Agent, Ranelagh-stieet.
Invnediate Possession will be' given.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

BANKKI:

Messrs. Puget, Bainbridges, and Co., 12, St. Paul's Church

yard.
sEcttETauv.
Macgregor Laird, Esq.
object of this Company is to establish a regular and
it certain communication by Steam Ships, l,etween Great
Britain and the United States... The Vessels are intended to
depart alternately from London and Liverpool, to New- York
—their average passage will not exceed: fifteen
.glays. The
Company's first vessel, the "British Queen," of 166'2 tons mea-
surement, and havinv Engines of „500 Horse power, is now
fitting vr the, London and New York Line, and will commence
running upon the Station in the course of the Summer:.
After deducting her Engine, Room, the "British Queen" has
capacity for 500, Passengers,' 25 days' Fuel, and 800 tons of
Measurement Goods, exclusive of Provisions, Stores, &c.
The successful voyages of the "Sirius" an 4 "Great Western"
Stearn Ships having, placed the success of the undertaking to,
yrind a doubt, the Directors are now preparing contracts for
other vessels of a similar description to the "British Queen,"
-and will be able, in 1839, to despatch their Vessels for New
York, on- the ISt and 16th of each month, from London and
Liverpool alternately.
The Capital of the Company will be called up at a rate not
exceeding £3O per cent. per annum.
Before any dividend is declared, interest at.the rate of per
cent. per annum will he allowed from the date of each payment.
Ten Pounds per Share to be paid on allotment.
Applications for Shares to be made to MACGREGOR LAIRD,
Esq., at the Company's Offices, 78, Cornhill, London ; to
Messrs. BA XENDA LE, TATHAM, liProN, aud JOHNSON, 7,
Great Winchester-street, London ; to. Messrs. BOYLE, Low,
Visi, and Cu , Dame-street. Dublin ; or in Liverpool to
ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker.
North Crescent, 2, Lord-street.

IN addition to an extensive purchase recently wade by E.
EASTEE of a-Bankrupt's Stuck of TOYS, PERFUME-
RY, CABINET WARE, 8z.c.,•&c., the following Articles are
indeed well worth the attention of Wholesale Dealers and Ship_
.
pe', viz:-
1000
Dozen of Dolls, seven inches long, at Is. Id. per Dozen
1000 „ „ , eight „ at Is. 4 - „
1000 „
~ ten 11 .atls ' (I. „
1200 „ 1/ • 7/ twelve at ..2d. •
.
Corneoletto Beads, in Bond, 2s. per I 'Twenty Dozen of
Portable Dressing Cases, fitted with Sh lug Box. Tooth, Nail,
and Shaving Brush, Razor Strop, Penknife, Couib, and a pair
of warranted Razors, for 75.. 6d.

- N.B.—the above must be.sold forth With, to pgive place to ex
ten3ive alterations about to be made in this establishment.
R 5, Si. GEOGE'S CRESCENT, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

I.IV 14:RI'l lt)L Ct)•l'l'ON MARK ET, JUNE 8.
•Although the extent of business done is again considerable,.yet such
has been the disposition of importers to sell, that prices of American
of all qualities below 'fair. have given way fully t,l per lb. and the
market has closed heavily at this reduction. Brazil and East India re-
main without alteration. but ar,yptian hai slain advanced id per lb.
Speculators have t, kinerican and 200 Eefptiau, and exporters
2800 American and 550 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Frdtts the qie- ints. to this 'day inclusive: ' • '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

f t tilii nb t iil i 011.

STEAM CONVISANCE TO OPOT.ITO ,ANP LISBON.
The new and f4st.saii,ne Ste
CMCASSIAN
'llc,„a:Ailii• 150 Horse power; lying.in afalo•ar, Dock;
,4 (Captain Itt4roN tier ost Faithful Ma-
jesty's Navv','Continande,r ;)
Will sail from LIVER POOL for OPORTO on ,TuuttspAr,
the '2lst instant ; and after stopping there a few da}s, will pro.-
ceed to LISBON, from whence Passengers may be forwarded,
by the Peninsular Steam Navigation Company's Boats, to
GIBRAI:TAR, and the MEDITERRANEAN, or return to
FA t.AIOUTH and'l.,ots:DoN.
TheClacassiaN is a new and fast-sailing, vessel, and: pos-
sesses. splendid accommodations for Passengeis. The present
is a most faVourable opportunity for persons desirous of visiting
Oporto and" Lisbon, aud one'which very seldom pres,ents Wiwi(
at this 'port.'

FARES:
Best Cabin .... £l2 to Oporto, or £l5 to Lisbon.
ore Cabin ...'. i 10s. to Oportu.
For further pa.itiett!ars'apply to
WILD and -GIBSONS, 29, Chapel-walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

*team Nabigation.

STEAM INTERCOURSE (TwtcE A WEEK) BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL, 'FALMOUTH. PLYMOUTH, AND
LONDON, VIA DUBLIN.
By the. British. and Irish, Steam Company, and the City of Dublin
• • Steam Company.
• .;; • ; Shippers will please to note that the Vessels of
.14frat \Ls. the above Companies sail TWICE every week, viz.
4,402 each WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. '
It is recommended that goods be shipped from
Liverpool two days, at least, before the Dublin sailing days.
Apply to JOHN POLLOCK and Co.,
.Water-street, Liverpool. Agents, London Line.
N.B.—Goods from the interior, consigned to the Agents, or
otherwise, will meet every attention.

For CORK,
Alff.,,k The powerful Steamer MARGARET,
Captain RICHARD GOSSON,
• ^.)
Is intended to sail from Clarence Dock Basin,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon.
For freight or passage apply to
J. A. and R. FORSHAW, 6, Goree-piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY FOIL IRJ LAND.

rIIHE Friends of Scriroural -Education are respectfully in-
/K. vi:til to attend the ANNUAL M EETIN -of the LIVER-
I'( /Of, AUXILIARY TO THE ABOVE OCIETY, at the
Mustc•ii:t Lt., Bold-street, 'Flits Evi...NtNG, Tuesday,) the 12th
instant, on which oc~•.i4ion a Deputa • ❑ front the Parent
Society will attend and give some inter .tint details respecting
its 9_l,eration-a. Chair to be taken at Half-past Six o'clock
precisely.
• Also, a SERMON, in aid of the LIVERPOOL FEMALE
AUXILIARY TO THIS SOCIETY, will be preached opt
•WgANESD.tY EVENING, the 13th instant, at ST. ANDREW'S
CIicRCH. Renshaw-street. by the Rev. THOMAS DREW,
A.NI., Minister Of Christ Church, Belfast. Service to cont-
inence at Seven o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

LATE THOHAS WOO L FIE LU'S.

W. 13. PROMOLI,
PiIV.V ENT ALL MISTAK and at the sam time reply to
1 a question so frequently asked in his E- blislunent, whe-
ther his predecessor, Thomas Wooltield, e any interestin
concern which it is attempted to estabiis_ pposite to him under
a similar name, considers it a duty he owes to his friendship and
esteem to state that Toomas W oo LF ILL pis no longer interested
in any business whatsiteier, still less in one. which would be so,
contrary to his principles of right towards. his Successor.
W. B. P. avails himself of the opportunity to offer his .best
thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the support .that
has.imen continued. to him during the past year ;
and he begs to assure his patrons that, encouraged by their
favour, he will at all times strive to deserve and increase it, by
a prompt attention to their commands, and likewise by keeping
up the chui,e selection and manufacture of his goods, which,
as is now universally known, are of the very best quality and
workmanship.

7i io 74, Caurch-street, adjoining the Positffice,
February 18th, 1833.

BRITIS I-1 AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION
COMP A ANY,
,CA Pi TAL ONE Mt L lON..
IN 10,000 SHARES OF ERA) EACH.
DIRECTORS.

Chairman.-1-leury Bainbridge, E •
Charles Enderby, Esa. I Junius Su ' , Esq. •
Captain l'hoina; Litrkina 1 Jos. R. ,uson. Pun, Esq., L.
Cawainßobert Like , i ver of
Capt.tin Robert Isacke I Jam s Beale, Eiq., Cork
Colonel Aspinwall 1 Pail Twigg, Esq., Dublin.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

INIUR'DER OF DISPECTOR ROSS.

Last week we detailed the circumstances attending a pugilistic
recontre, wnich.took place on the evening of Monday week, in
the vicinity of Windsor, Upper Parliament-street. 'the police,
it appears, had some intimation conveyed to them of the eveni
before its occurrence, and it is to be regretted that a stronger
force was not in attendance to prevent it, fur the result has been
the death of one of fhe most active and intelligent oftiers be

lunging to the corps—William Horner Ross, inspector, who
sacrificed his life in a vain effort to disperse the brutal assem-
blage. The deceased 'was a most valuable and of iciest officer—
a man whose steadiness was idways to be deiowe i upon,. and.
•Whti, in everal: cases of emergeocy bad si,owo the most un-
'daunted bravery. His,ceurage oa tae iesce,4m) to which we al-.
lude, so far outstripped his discretion. as to, induce him, assisted
only by two men, to attempt the dispersion of the infuriated.
rabble. The consequence might have been- anticipated—the
crowd turned upon the officers, beat them most unmercifully,
and before further assistance could be procured, poor,Ross was
covered with wounds
,and ,gore. When the., police received a
reinforeemeut, a desperate li4ht took place between them. and
toe' cob, which terminated in the captureof the principals, tvlia,
were brought before Mr. Hall, as we stated last week, -fined in
the. penalty of £5, and in default of payment, committed to she
House of Correction
,for twoniontirs.
It was not anticipated, at the time to which we allude, that.
Inspector Ross's wounds, though set ions, would have terminated
fatally. After the' affray; he was removed to the infirmary_
when every attention was paid to his case. On, his head were
.four contused wounds of a daogelous character, and several
others on various parts of his body, where he had been kicked
and bruised. Until Sunday week, there were no untoward.
symptoms, but on that day erysipelas showed.itself, and on the
following morning au inflammation of the brain succeeded, of
which he died on Wednesday. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

BLOCKADE OF BUENOS AYRES.

By the ship Racer, which arrived at Exmouth on Saturday
last, we have received the official account of the• blockade of
Buenos Ayres by the French :—.
" Committee of British Merchants.
" Copy of a letter front his. txceilency J. 11. • Mouth ville to
William Orr, Esq., Chairman of the Committee.
Buenos Ayres, March '29.
.

• " Sir,—l have to acquaint you, for the information of the Bri-
tish merchants residing in this town, that I have received from
Rear Admiral Le Blanc, commanding the French forces on the
South American station. sv notification of his having instituted a
blockade of the port of Buenos Ayres, and of the whole of the
rivers belonging to the Argentine irepublic.
• "J. MANDEVILLE."

• A despatch, dated the 28th of March, which was sent be the
French Admiral to the Belgian Consul at Buenos A)•tea: and
a copy of which. the latter hinctionary has forwarded to his
partners at Liverpool, contains the-annexed particulate:—
` The ports of the Argentine Rkpublie :have peen formally
1000:bided by the French squadron, in consequence of the .coci-
tinned resistance of the executive to the reasonable demanils of
the French government. Ali foteign vessels which shall at-
wally be in ally of the ports of the Republic are alltArect lit
Road and discharge up to the ensuing 10th of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

TOXT ET H-PA 11K.

TO be LET, FUNNISHiII Or UNFURNIFHED, a comfortable
FAMILY-110USE, on the Park-road, near the Dingle,
containing large Dining and Drawing-Rooms, Breakfast.
parlour, and Six Bed-rooms, with every convenience tit for the
itomediale reception of a Family of respectability. Rent
moderate.—For address, apply at the Office of this Paper, or at
46, Falkner-atreet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

SUNDAY. JUNE 10.—Wind South.

ARRIVED.—Patriot Kim, —, from Calcutta—Caspian,
from New Orleans—Broad Oak, —, from Paraiba—Sarah Birkett,
Atkins, from Manilla—Emigrant. —, from Savannah—Liverpool
Godfrey. from New Orleans.
SAlLED.—lienry Clay, Ellwell, for Tonsberg—Arran, Brown, for
Piliau—Freeheet, Meyer, f Lubeck—Appleton, Evans for Jamaica
—Falcon, Mairs, and Cuba, Kissock, for Barbadoes—Ocean, Brigs,
for Baltimore—M•Lellan, Fregiere, for Bourdeaux—E. Taylor, (all,
for llavana—Cpeinnatti. Barstow, for New York—Julius ('a'sar,
Mitchell. fo' kstramichi—lfenriette, Wilma, for Antwerp—Jantino
Petrouello, Kolk, for Narva—and Arica, Stagg, for Arica, Scc.

I),.spatches have been received at the India house by the overland
mail from Bombay, via Marseilles, to the 47th April, Private letters
not forwarded are due in Liverpool 19th instant

Syria, Currie, from Muscat, at Bombay
Atalanta, (steamer) from Suez, at ditto, with London dates of the
sth ‘larrh

Abbotsford, Broadfoot, sailed from Bombay Ist April—Gulnare,
Henderson, and Caled.mia, Stroyan, the sth—Aliquis, 111' Fee, the
lath—and Competent, Rhodes, 26th, all for Liverpool
Selma. Luekie' hence at Calcutta
The Sesostris, Yates, fo: London, put back to Calcutta 30th March,
leaky. having been on shore
Columbes, l'entreath. (in 21 days); Magnet, Payne •, Maria, Jones ;
Chieftain, Thorns•, Glasgow, Douglas; Ganges, Corkan; Onondaga
Rohertson ; and Wm. Sharpies, —, hence at Quebec
Tam O'Shanter, —, hence at Quebec, and proceeded to Mon-
treal _ _ _ _ _ _

Persian, Sparks, from Sincapore for London. off Plymouth 7th
instant
Merchant, Cunningham, hence at Mobile
Governour Troup, Sillier, and Franconia, Blake, hence at Savannah
Refrewshire, Hutchinson, and Devereux, Eskdale, hence at Quebec
_

Edward Auld, Mackie, hence at Messina
Mary Ann, Kemp. sailed from Messina for Gergenti and Liverpool
9th May—the Isabella, Cape, for Licata ;tad Liverpool 11th May—and
the Shepherdess, Turner, for Paleimo and Liverpool 16th May
Boi Ilamedon. Dumont, and Wiliam, Master, hence at Naples
Isabel!, Donirny, hence at Brake
Mazeppa, Jordan, hence at Copenhagen
Union, Wood, hence at Danzig
Spencer, Spencer. from Rio Janeiro. at Cuxhaven
QUEBEC. May 6.—A large vessel wa• seen on shore to the eastward
of Cape Ray, by the Great Britain, arrived here yesterday
ELSINORE, May 31.—The Margaret, Pitkethly, from Liverpool for
St. Petersburg. got on shore on Donn Island Ist instant, but has been
assisted off atter discharging part of her cargo
• MILFORD, Juno 7.—The Kent, Steward, Iron' Liverpool for Deme-
rara. has been brought into Ilubberstone Pile leaky, and to be ex-
amined; the leak is supposed to be in the stern post'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12

WITH IMME.DI ATE POSSESSION,
By Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On THURSDAY, the 21 st instant. at Two o'clock. at the Clarendon
Rooms, South John•street, Liverpool, in one or more Lots
as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, unless previously
disposed of by Private Treaty,

LL that Piece of LAND, including part of the site of the.
Old Custom-house, and, by an arrangement with the Cor-
poration of Liverpool, now forming one entire Lot, with four
several fronts, namely, to Canning-place, Paradise-street,
Custom-house-lane, and an intended new street, to be made
front Paradise-street to thecast front of the New Custom-house,
and containing 1663 8-9 square yard of Laud, or thereabouts.
The above Land is held under Lease from the Corporation of
Liverpool for the term of seventy-five years, commenting from
the 24th day of May, l8:38.
So good an opportunity for investment of capital rarely oc-
curs, the Land being in the immediate neighbourhood of the
New Custom-house, Excise-office, Post-office, and other public
offices.

One-half or two-thirds of the purchase money may remain
on mortgage of the Premises, if required.
For further particulars 'application may be made to Messrs.
GREGsoN and MASON, Solicitors, Lancaster; to JOHN SHAND,
Esq., Exchange-alley, North, Liverpool; to Messrs. LEIGH
and SANDERS, and -Messrs. SHAcKLEToN.. WRIGHT, and
'HUNTER, Solicitors, Liverpool; to Messrs CUNNINGHAM and,
HoLzUE, Architects, Wood-street, Liverpool ; or to the
Auctioneers, at any of whose Offices a Plan of the Premises
may be had.

By Mr. SYERS,
. •
On THURSDAY, the 21st instant, at Three o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, —By order of the
Devisees in Trust of the late :Ur. John Glitherow.
LL that Copyh-old Piece .of LA ND,'being Parcel of the
. _EA_ Old Swan Property, in West Derby, fronting Petticoat-
lane there, and being within a few yarns of the Liverpool and
Presrot Turnpike Road, adjoining on two sides to Land of Tho-
mas Lowry, Esq., containing in front to Petticoat-lane end at
the back severally 133 feet 9 inches,and running in depth on-the
westwardly side 130 feet 3 inches, on the eastwardly side 120
feet. and containing in the whole 1866 Square Yards.
This Land is very desirable for Building purposes, the neigh-
bourhood. already populous, being very rapidly on the increase.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. NORTH,
Exchange-alley, where a plan may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15

SUNDAY SCIIOOL SOCIETY FUR TRUI..kND

A meeting of tire Liverpool.Ass,ciat:on, auxiliary to the above
s.)eiety, was head .hill on Tuesday evening last.
Tltomas is the chair.
The Rev. F. aut.o opened rho business- of the meeting with
',114 appropriate prayer. After which,
The C WA teuAN addressed a few prelitni nary observations to the
meeting, in the course of widely he eipatiated ou the objects of
ti.tetiociety. which were of a charocter to merit the individual exer-
tions ()revery onepresetain its cal/intr. The chairtnan concluded
by caltin,z on the itec. Mr. O'N,tille to rtad .the report of the.
association for.the present rear.
The rev. gentlemen then "read the subjoined

"trr meSuleri 14s, wli.h-s'ane of the Clervs had u hdergOne.
through iniquitious conspiracy to deprive them of their
tnhee,,ai4 to-the'geeerous -con duet t!'l the Eoglish natiem in af-
Nrding- them rebel Msdch a to,,auer as rn .o,iny.t• th, govern-
ment into toeasures,for the recovery 'el. their just rights. --Tile:
rev; Gentleman was zreeted with rapturims applause.
The catA lIZSI N thought the best way in which they could-
follow.upAhe motion, would be-totnake a collection. • -
After di , collecting, plates had been carried round and brought
to t be .cha irtnan,
The Rev. RICHAttn DAVIEs proposed the thirdiresolution, in
a short but impressive speech:—
" That, the following be the officers of the Liverpool Associa,
tion, auxiliary to the Sunday School Society for-Ireland :

COMMITTEE.
~ .
Rev. R.:R-Buddicom, - Mr. T. Hendrick,
Rev. John Jones, : I Mr, A Hodgson,
Rev. Dr. Raffles, , • Mr. S.- Ilolme,
Rev.-William Rawson, - , Ain W. Jones;
Rev...Dr, Stewart, I Mr, J. Philips,
Rev. '1,...t05, Tattershall, Mr. T. Rimmer,
Mr. G.. Batley, - - • Mr. Thomas Sands,
Mr. I-ChaMnan, .Mr. Thomas Sherlock,
Mr. T..os Cooper, I Mr. G. Withers, -
. Mr. M. Edwards, - 1 Mr. Worrall.
- . Treasurer—The Borough Bank.
-Seeretarv—The Rev. Fielding Ohld."
.
The Rev,•ll.'. OULD seconded the resolution, but nor limits
forbid our giving the able address which the Rev. Gentleman
-delivered_. .

When b had concluded, the doxology, "noise God from
whom ail blessings flow,!' Was sung; and the Rev. F. QULD
having-pronounced a benediction, the meeting s?parated.
Above•OctO individuals were present. „
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15

PRICES or WOOLS AT LIVERPOOL.

ENOLTSH.—Down Ewes and Wethers 13d to 1444#9 th ; Down Teri,
15d to 16d ; Combing Fleeces lid to 15d; Ditto Skin 13d to 15d; Super
Skin 14d to 16d ; Head Skin 12d to 14d.
SCOTCIL—Laid Highland 9s to 9s 6d; White ditto 11s 3d to 12s;
Laid Crossed I2s to 13s ; Washed ditto 14s to 151; Laid Cheviot 14s
to Iss; Washed ditto 16s to 20s 6d ; White ditto 24s to 28s per stone
of 141bs.

Timm—Fleeces. mixed lots 131 d to 15d ; Wethers 13d to I4d ; Hogs
15d to 16d ; Combing Skins 131 d to 141 d ; Short Skin lld to I3d.
Fonitiox.-11.ussian 6d to Id; Odessa, fine 12d to 21d; Buenos
Ayres 34d to 4d ; Mogadore and Barbary 3d to 4d; washed P eruvian
81d to 91d; unwashed ditto '6d to 7d ; Portugal R, led to 12d; ditto.
low marks 81d to 91d •, German Fleeces 14d to led; ditto, assorted
17d to MI ; ditto, Lambs' 18d ,to 30d ; Spanish It. 17d to 22d; ditto
r.S. 15d to 22d; New South Wales 19d to 21d per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15

hair opportuaity of-witnessing' the mayor's oorploct.. He trnAo
that their gallantry to the Queen, to which the Mayor had so
well alltbled, intg-ht bo the a;tllantry well deScribed by A dis..
tinguisheil lady "honest gallantry of the heart." '(Applagse.)