The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-19 00:00:00

calling itself whig, should encourage and connive
conspiracy of a set of stock-jobbers and foreign
ries in their invasion of a peaceful nation, occui

the maintenance of its constitutional laws, is 19ev
additional proof that the whigs, when in power, ate
to falsify every profession, and break every pledge
they have made when out. • -;11

LONDON LATEST NEWS•

Saturday Evening, Half-past Sever'
M. Dedel, the new Dutch ambassador, has arrivt
don; but it is reported that his interview with Lord 1 e
has been so, unsatisfactory that he will speedily Ntu
' This rumour, whether true or not, has had some effect
sols, which have fallen to 88b sellers for the Account:
The same cause has operated upon the Foreign .5'3,
caused Belgian and Dutch Stock, which had aclvOt.
former to 90, and the latter to 48, to recede, the find
and the latter to 474. Russian Bonds are 1034 I; an
733 7-14. Brazilian Bonds have been in great request,
631 to 641
4. - - -

In consequence of a paragraph in the Times, a felon
(Thursday,) stating that Don Pedro's expedition
failed, we have had a panic in the Scrip, which fell
and, although we have had no confirmation, still OP',
at 61 to 6 dm, Spanish Stock has been in great denial'.
report of some plan of recognition being on foot gain'
The Bonds are quoted 19a

We have received particulars of the result of the,
upon Guyaquil, which we noticed some short time ha
in g threatened with an attack from an insurgent fore
had revolted from the army, and murdered all the
officers, to the number of fourteen. It appears they of
to within a few leagues of the city, and threatened t°
sack the place, if resistance was offered ; but, hearwg.
aggerated accounts of the state of defence, they subj
retired up the province and dispersed. For three wee,
shops had been closed, and the women and children b`
all directions. The place, at the last advices, Nvas
but business had not resumed its wonted activity.

Very great fears are entertained in the city for the
the Calypso packet, from Halifax, which sailed for P 5
the 29th January, and has not since been heard of.
is posted on Lloyds' books this morning, which hat!`,
the 19th of last month ; but no accounts of the missOp
have been received. Forty guineas per cent. were reto
her at Lloyds' to-day. It is feared, from her being i
packet this season; that the number of her passenger
more than usually numerous.
We have received late advices from the Mauritieso'i
great dissatisfaction had been caused at the receil'tot
Goderich's dispatch ordering the salary of the preside.o4
Court of First Instance, and of the attorney and soliclo
ral, to be lessened. The island was quiet, and the stl4ol
were going on with the usual activity. Port Louis bel ,
a free warehousing port, vessels of every nation, with g'
any description on board, could land them in entrepoic'o
expected that the trade with India would greatly illpe
consequence, and that the island• would probably
Weil
to for Indian produce, now that the Americans Wei;l
to come there for their coffee, pepper, &c. thus saving
pense and danger of the longer voyage. /
i)
The accounts from the Cape de Verd Islands sta „'d
great drought, which had reduced the inhabitants to s ~bplorable state of destitution, had been succeeded by slitbe
rains that the crops had been again destroyed, and
reduced to a most deplorable condition.
By the advices from Hayti we learn that proposio
been made to the Haytiau government to estabiish
intercourse between the different ports of the island.
jector, who is an Englishman, offered to maintain a
_,s
sel for two years, if certain exclusive privileges Wet"
him.

The following may be of some interest to our 01
readers:—
" Treasury Department, New York, Comptroller':
" Shall merchandise, as manufactures of cotton, cu
in the 3rd section, on which, by the new tariff, there P.
ration in the rate of duty, but to the cost or value of ';
estimating the duties, 10 or '2O per cent, is uo 1(?°1,
added after the 3rd of March, be received in deposit
law, and the duty charged on the 10 or 2() per cent•
added, be refunded after the 3rd of March next?
" From the language used in the 18th section Of th
relation to a reduction, or a return of duties paid
shall be subject to no other duty than if the saive,i
ported respectively after that day,' alluding to the 3r
183.3, I am of opinion that goods imported beforeA
placed precisely upon the same footing as if they haubt
ported after that day, and accordingly the question
to be answered in the affirmative.

(Signed)

"JOSEPH ANDERSON, ConW

BIRHS.
On the 16th instant, at LeamingtoT
n, the Lady
.of the ll`
Matthie, Rector of Worthenhury, of a son. ;1
On the 6th inst. at the Rectory, Chorley, the lady of tile
Master, of a daughter. ofl
On the 3d inst. at Astbury Rectory, Congleton, the hub
Thomas Jones Crakelt, of twin daughters.

IYIARRIED.
On Thursday, the 14th instant, at Leeds, Archibald W 3,101
Esq., of Edinburgh, writer to the signet, to Frances,
Darcy Lever, Esq., of Leeds.
On the 6th instant, at St. Bride's, London, Mr. WiTp
engraver, late of Liverpool, to Mary, second daughter 0;
Esq., law-stationer, London. Tb
Same day, at the Colle,giate Church, Manchester, Mr. u'io
Dealtry, of Hagmontingham, Lincolnshire, to Sarah Fr3e,
daughter of Thomas Whitelegg, Esq., Timperley, Chesb",)
HOn the 24th ult., at uddersheld, Mr. John Clay, solicitor
only surviving daughter of the late Mr. Clary Aspinall, 1•, 0
On the 18th ult., at Kirkby after an incessant courtslit,
eight years, four months, anti Les days! Mr. Ralph Gawill'')lj
linhurat, near Broughton-in-Furness, aged 69 years, OS g
Jackson, of Kirkby, formerly of Ilawthwaite, of the nit
Monday week, at Backford, Mr. John Hardman, of
to Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Griffith, of Mollington.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church; by the Rev. T,
C. B. Vasconcellos, Esq., of Maranham, to Eliza Huglol',
of Mr. Jahn Hughes, Clayton-square.
Sam? day, at Childwall, Mr. John Cross, of Little 81C °r
Miss Iligginson, of Halewood.

DIED.
On Thursday last, at Ins brother's house, Everton,
Charles Eyes, merchant, universally respected. 0
On Tuesday the 12th instant, Miss'Whitlow, of Noah's.-..
ton, near Manchester, aged 68.
On Friday morning, the 15th instant, Mrs. Johnson,
ate Samuel Johnson, Esq.; Roscommon-street, Everton
instant,
I On Monday the 11th at his seat, Buckminste
Grantham, William Lord Huntingtower, aged 65. His I. 0
the eldest son of the present Countess of Dysart ; has isle
William (to whom the title descends,) and ten other chilo c,,c
On the 24th ult., at Alderley, George Keay, aged 27, 4 ,c,'
Thomas Keay, Oakley, Staffordshire. f°
On Monday last, Michael Wright Whitehead, Riehmoo`P Oig.
fte
land-place, formerly of Preston, aged 68. •
On Thursday . last, aged :32, very suddenly, Mr. Robe 0
of
Blind Hardwick, near Pontefract, 'brother to Mr. White' I
in the Willows, tOSP
ii

On Friday last, Emily, the infant daughter of Lie'
Paenter. R. N.
game day, Mrs. Whittaker, Dale-street, aged 44 veo:rij. a:4
On the 2nd ins'., aged 4P, !hien, ire of Richard Woo`i;,
brook, Maeelestieid, and sister to the late Col. Niehols°,ool.
)00,,
Lord Iluntingtower died of an apoplectic fit,
.00. be 0-the
11th of March, at Buckmiuster Park, his seat, vo.ss
rt.
Lincoln, in the 68th year of his age. His lordshiPoyo,l
est son and heir apparent of Louisa, CoUntess of 71,or'sat
was created a baronet by beorge 111., and becatileiate eritl
ingtower in 1812, On the demise of his uncle„ th°,irco,,,eo
Dysart. 11l health induced him to lead a life of rei eNs.rieci
he has oflate years resided on his estates, wherqe is ;co
large sums in employing the neighbouring poor. ,ie
ed by his eldest son, the Hon. Lionel '1 ollemu", 'so °,tel
Eliza, daughter of Colonel Tome, by whom he luif
The late lord has also left five other sons and four

TO COELRESPOINIDENT'

Vestl./.
ERRATUM.—In our report of the Liverpool Select
ing, for,D. M.ker, read Win. Mc Ice:, Esq• i° the 01
We exceedingly regret that we could not make ri
amusing letter of our friend "Quiz." Per
We sympathise with him who signs himself a thel
If the freemen cannot see the Standard in soixie d the
haunts, they, we are sure, hare both the scuse
au
difl
to go where they arc better served. .werto
" Mercator" on Taxation is receiv6e, and wi I be
next.

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