The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19 00:00:00

O'CONNELL'S THREAT ANSWERED.

In case ministers adopt coercive measures towards Ire-
land, in order to suppress what Lord Grey calls the "dis-
turbances" of that part of the yet United Kingdom, but
which we take leave to call the murders, outrages, and
other crimes of Ireland, Mr. O'Connell threatens them
with a run for gold upon the banks of Dublin.
For these things called "runs" we certainly have no
great reverence, but this we cannot help saying, that if
O'Connell should carry his threat into execution, and
the government be compelled to suspend cash payments
in Ireland, a more fortunate thing could not happen for
that country. It is 'only necessary to make the notes of
the Bank of Ireland and the National Bank, a legal ten-
tier, and there would be an end to the " run," and at the
same time a beneficial enlargement of the circulating me-
dium. Of all countries Ireland wants this most. An In-
crease of capital would not only make the land more pro-
ductive, but it would increase the demand for Manual la-
bour, employ the idle and the destitute, raise wages, and
make industry profitable; and this we think can only be

done by means of an increased quantity of paper 10
Look at Scotland. She owes every thing to her ball
system, and her cheap, and at the same time safe F
money. By means of this alone has she been enabl,
compete with England in manufactures. By this alai'
she perfected her agricultural system, and converte,
barren heath and the unproductive moss into fertile
where corn grows luxuriantly where formerly only vi
the brown heather. Give to Ireland the same advasi
and there would speedily be an end to poverty, vie/
priestcraft, which prevail most where ignorance
abounds. A " run" then by all means, but a su.spo
at the same time and all would be Well.—Guardian
Public Ledger.

IRISH CHURCH " REFORM."

Our Able contemporary of the Standard, in his
of the King's speech, happily observed that thefirl
rallel against the Church of 'lreland was completed.
was true ; for last night the last parallel was tini!
and the battery opened in due form by Lord Althol
brother of a gentleman who is a Roman Catholic r
The Protestant church, in that part of the empil
doomed. We may now speak of it as a thing OF
gone—past—irretrievably condemned, without the
of pardon or respite. Of the twenty-two Irish 13i
ten are to be cut down as trees are in a needy g
man's park, in order to be converted into money.
revenues of some of the other prelates are to be p
to the extent of four or five thousand pounds. All
rates, cess, vestry rates, first fruits, &c., are to be,
fished, and the tithes and other grievances are es
swept away at the first convenient opportunity.
These are the prominent features of the bill introgi
last night ; the minor details, some of which are note
gether objectionable, are hardly worth notice, on
ground, that no improvement, as regards the conditi
the inferior clergy, can justify or excuse a scheme ef,
lic robbery: The propos spoliation has receive('
hearty approbation of Mr. O'Connell, who, -we roar"
for granted, glories and gloats over the mortal
aimed at the Protestant establishment of the sister'
Parliament, it will be contended, is omnipotent;
this reform, perhaps, will be popular with the Roman
tholics, and all those who cherish a deadly enmity e9i
church ; but in the face of this populatity, and
O'Connell's approbation, we assert that a more dal!
ous principle, a more unpardonable innovation, a
sweeping confiscation, never was advanced, or awe'
by a minister of the crown in this country, since the
of .lames 11. The Parliament may be o±nnipotenti,,
all-powerful as it is, and regardless of establisl.ed
as Lord Althorp conceives it to be, it has no more
to abolish the sees, or reduce the number of Prote.
Prelates in Ireland, than it has to deprive A, B, oei
of their next quarter's dividends. To say that it !Ot
power to confiscate church property at the demise o' t
tarn dignitaries, is to say that he has the right to st°l
payment of the interest of the national debt at the uij
of the present hold ~rs of national stock. There WO
no greater injustice in the one case than in the
The revenues belonging to these sees were set apn
the maintenance of the Protestant religion in Irelall.,
They belong to the church—they are as much the r
perty_ of the church as Woburn Abbey is the propel;
the Duke'of Bedford, and Parliament would be
justified in robbing that noble. duke of his fair land:lt°
is in depriving the church of property appropriated Lei
uses, which the King is bound by an oath to respect,
his ministers equally bound to uphold and—maints'el,
violate.

What effect this measure will produce in Irelarld
are not in a temper at the present moment to
A few days will probably put us in possession of the
timents of the Protestants on the subject ; but, itie
mean time, we are apprehensive that it will tend 0.,
the dismemberment of the empire than any naeasuroj
mooted by the imbeciles who rule in Downing-stre7
Guardian and Public Ledger.

The work of sacrilege is begun. Lord Althorp
night opened his plan of church plunder.
We have one preliminary and paramount objectl
the flagitious project. It is a violation of private Pei
an invasion of property, and, if carried into effect, As
ercise of mere power.
The church of Englatid is a body as independent ef
state of England, as the state is of the church. It
because the religion of our church inculcates loyalty
primary duty, or because the church has selecte'ili
King of Englanci for her head, in order to renderLA
duty of easier discharge, that the church has col
mised her Christian liberty. While the Parliament
sisted of members of the church, and of none other;
was not unnatural that the House of Commons shoelai.
taken, (as being the most important and august hoj
lay churchmen in the country,) to represent the lay
of the church ; but this confusion of religious repro`
tion with political representation was purely accidl
The accident from which it was derived has ceased'
we protest against the right of any body consistive
Papists, infidels, and Socinians, as well as other
senters from the church, to interfere either with tht
ciptine or the property of the Christian commul'l'l
which we belong. Papists would not permit such
trusion without remonstrance, neither would Soci°l
neither would any class of dissenters; and we claio,!
our Christian congregation that right which she 1°0;1
lowed to all others. The House of Commons has nO.O
right over the property of the church than it bit
Mr. Fox's chapel in Moorfields—no title but the,
which justifies every crime, the title of robbers--Ji
to that we must yield, but -we will not yield, matt,'
protesting against . a principle which must shake
foundation of all property.--Standard.

A MORE THAN SPARTAN BREVITY OF SPEECH.-It
thing to write a good speech, and another to speak one. 0
fact was illustrated, some years since, in a neighbouring e°
iu which a regiment of yeomanry cavalry had resolved e 1
L„vio
senting their colonel with a splendid silver porter jug, t",
the hands of the adjutant. The day of review came ae,
the present was to be made. The colonel had g,ot a hiof';
had prepared a splendid oration to return thanks. The e
tant's presentation speech was to be unsurpassable; the t
were drawn out iu a line, all eyes were turned towards trli
h,
jutant, as he advanced before the soldiers, holding the =•,l
ing gift in his hand, and the colonel waiting to hear the 3, ri
of the giver. All ears were intent to hear the speech ana,:e
Alas ! memory in both individuals had proved a treao,
guardian of her treasures. The adjutant approached, este,
his hand, presented the donation, but all his speech ‘`..s,
"Colonel, there's the jug;" and what was the equally obll
officer's reply,—" Aye, is that the jug !"—Scot.iaii. I
THE BAMBOO is a native of the hottest regions of Asia. (I,
likewise to be found in America, but not in that abne
with which it flourishes in the old world. It is never br`id
into this country in sufficient supply fur any useful juilip
being rather an object of curiosity than of utility. 1i0r,4!
countries of its production it is one of the most universal!
ful plants. "'There are about fifty varieties," says Mr'
don, in his Botanical Dictionary, "of the Arundo bantbo''t
of the most rapid growth, rising from fifty to eighty fe.
first year, and the second perfecting its timber in harilne4
elasticity. It grows in stools which are cut every two
The quantity of timber furnished by an acre of bamboos lf,
mense. Its uses are almost without end. In building it
almost entire houses for the lower orders, and enters both
the construction and furniture of (hose of the higher.oll
Bridges, boats, masts, rigging, agricultural and ottler.;ei
ments and machinery; carts, baskets, ropes, nets, s 310)
cups, pitchers, troughs, pipes for conveying water, I.'d
fences for gardens and fields, &c, are made of it. 31'`,111,
in water it forms
:paper • the leaves are, generally put roue,
tea sent to Europe : the thick .iusldssated doice is a f 3 col
medicine. It is said to he indestructible by fire, to resist
and, by fusion with alkali, to form a transparent pert
glass."

*pipping Enteiligm
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.
There
„essiL, s ely in the wo!ld, to which
Drisin nie hat a ready conYesa.nce is not afforded
ai,ta„g. Port : and the following information may be
which"`,realers. We begin with the United State
follow,OtKets of the most splendid description a,
NEw
Pear °IIK—On the Ist, Sth, 16th, and 24th of
tad 1, 'toerro---There is a regular mail from New
kmip:::Nr‘l.aanrdeadrraafntegrettn:irt
arrival
t hNew
respective York. g
Cea,l inland postage is not demanded, as form(
130_
On the h and 20th, 5t On the Bth and 20th of each montl
usually.
PAnTs OF THE UNITED STATES—The f
but merchants usually send their letters

I Oil
ISLAND T DIPS, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITI
lio,--There are usually monthly conveyances.
Varde,it!",Alt—On the sth of each month. Observe-
RI, also, by way of New York.
oTs'ip_bE JAN vano—lOn the Ist and 16th of each men
(hmonß PARTS OF SOUTHAmcatcA—Not regular b
148134 AND LEGIIORN—On the Ist and 16th of eacl
Op "N"--On the Ist and 16th of each month,
i,(1,1.t1:0--Every 3 weeks.
AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks.
'aNA ND CONsTANTINOPLE—EverT 3 weeks.

Aku„PRIDAY, 15th February.—Noon, Wind N.l
,ta a-„,;"„ —George, Wright, from Maranham—Gan
11(11a"---George the Fourth, Parry, from Messii
thii.,':',l from Girgenti ; on 12th Jan. off Sardinia,
likr"rora this port for Trieste. On '23rd, off Cape 1
z es. from Bahia for Trieste.
L 3 ebtlan„4,, Chevne from La Guavra, at anta Marth
t 1( ti:*" 'ale, Pirie; from Santa' Martha Sand Huntil
Tl Barhades, at Carthagena.
[ ers,y, Houston ; and Ann, Penrice, from this i
trig°, 'a, Lucy, from this port at St Andrew's, N B
lio,r, --- hence at Lisbon.
L:rtel°,,ll, Freer, from Bahia, at Cowes, (sailed 251
slat. i&ightbody, hence for New Orleans, was Sp(
Cli.;o, long. 58 59.
°ft th, )t, --- from Bahia for this port, was ape
g Western,„, Islands. ,
kmaLLRDAY, 16th February.—Noon, Wind N.
elikrj„,:tk—Skeen, Boyd, from St Petersburg and t
Clit,,,,'te, White ; and Europe, Wooley, hence at 1
/14,',":1, Evans, hence at Jamaica. N
Ita 'sade, Tozer, hence at St John's,B
14Thaar, Fenwick, hence at Madeira, 254 Jan., an
JaniTie,l4, Cook, hence at Madeira, 25th Jan., and
Ileti„
bv„,°°tia, Bokins, from this port off Heligoland.
8f ,al, Stewart, from Rio Janeiro, at Cowes.
F.44t),"'in, Curran from Baltimore, for this Dublint 1
, ;41. Mantho'rp' , hence for Leediorn, at .
4411;eaTgo of the Brothers, (which vessel was lost o
en saved.
yp.„ SUNDAY, 17th February.—Noon, Wind S.-
Wh'.), Lee, from this port, at Jamaica. J
6e .14st'llaven, Sim, from this port, at Madeira 2i th
viet.lia Ist Feb.
lii3 °lls. Evans ; Adventure, Cuthbertson ; and Tag
L,rt. at Lisbon.
fit.
Alexander, Morris, hence for Messina, put in
Jan with loss of main boom.
lee
pi--,`"th, Fullarton, from this port. was totally w,r,
Ittfa.s,t.irt.',:s,,tl,,lfisi's,Leosced.,. houent
2cel
dfoaryNs.ew York, put into Cork :
Xee :'" New Zealand, on 13th -July ; cargo totally
A,T?t, the boatswain, saved.
t pluille. ~,
rh, n'eatherby, from Odessa for this port, was i
Itl, ,"'euth, a little above the Catwater, during a trem
FcAllustant.
hlttehter)„--Vigilant, Thorp, for Havana—Clemence,
taTt„Zrrederica, Kirkhove, for Ostend--Comba.tar
Nl-‘rimil-doNrieWai
t. ye ' -`"°--11Iont 'ornery, Sise, for New 1 ork—Hibe
Oro& 6 - '
,allo,,i.e4.l,N._eDAol.",lrBotohkF,eßbrruisatroyw.—e,Nfrooon,n,
'ssto " 30th, in lat. 35, long. 58 spoke the I alcon, frc
IN bri. she Stoves her foreinast, main topmast, and
iaeliii)"s in, having been run foul of by tl
4144 -flYt, from New Orleans—St. John, Cunsu, Iron
etrilmfer(rsmitonB,tl
'ota s4irnred:—Bee Chalmers, from Galway—Der
'ienth-'lO.-----Auroia, Morgan ; Apollo, Davidson
Steer,
of Surry, C
"A.ll•a-' Stapleton • Swan, Cal Bey ; Three Sisters, 1
1' ------- from' Waterford—Leeds, (steamer)
414,:va....rittlizNa'f2-rabreodtmlhe,yoN:
oealwdnsdrinyllitehv6:aisnanecoedu,na
1-
"-Esther, Sparks, from Workington—Clyde, (:

Lt;li
„Ste4,rY. I-fin 4
ri. Gooddd:hence at LaguavPorcia,na B.urnett, hence at Ve
re,,,."
Terilf Smith; and Princess, Holmes, henceat New i
tlreaan, Heath, from this port and Salonica, at Cons
Thompson, hence at Legin
porgltheßa.raW)esi;iean, hdeni;caeltaic,VTehuo
t
"°'en. Holt from Gothenburg, for this port, at
VYlhifted-
-41 ark acket, ) from Mexico, at Palmeuth. In lat.
e,.
^APrzenced a hurricane which laid the ship out
IL~jeTnet time.
Ni i
ts Smart, from Bahia, for this port, put into Mil
anchor, and part of a chain cable.
h 41,7! Hamilton. -hence for New Orleans, was oil Ca
all well
st----, 'hence for Monte Video, sailed fron
lert,"t•--Wind N. E
N. Pe, Grayson hence for Berbice, was spoken 23r
ifi::11:;. 38
e p
,aellieele,, from New York, was off Port Lynas this d

Emporto.

tp,
-..ictid UNITED STATES.
~_ 5,',,. Cook, fm New Orleans, with 409 treenail
'4.1/,:aten, Roskell, Ogden and co--1128 do, order-
tl:tit.imisa*..llCaldwell,
''--1 "'Lung fm Orleans, 771 bales cotton, J
go _, , New
limpir. 'T. order—G Dk
Nil `....inaker, fin New Orleans, with 1070 bales eott(
kito;Z" eo--129 do Peck and Phelps-182 do. W Ox
'top, -„Qcott, Thompson fm New Orleans. with 630 1
,sa...„gden and co--550 do, Peek and Phelps-29 e
~,7 ifiLdo, S Bdelston and co-100 do, Croppsr, Ben:
':1. W 7.61 Ogden and co--50 hds tobacco. Evans am
4 Gilliat_32l bales cotton, order—R
faiSOpUerTnHamitMeali,RwiiCtb.43.oo
bales
ammv,..--30 do, Heyworth and co-600 do, order—G
11,'I flowerl4 Viner fm Lima, with 2513 bgs saltpetre, 21
51e seeds, '0
F Dickson-90 serons bark, D Tay
kbtll.ls unkn, W Ker, Imrie and co-1 seron bark,
' cot
,2'5.s ,`,),,t Nicaragua wood, T Naylor and co--620 ox
VN'A`ll serons bark, Gibbs, Bright and co-1 hl a
ieban,',l co--1 bx patterns, 0 Heyworth and co-2 pm
' Pait.,OL Plants, T Langton-682 bgs saltpetre, 17 bls i
kjZicht., 'Zs. Ibx birds, order—G Dk
0 Zi'd "right, fin Maranham, with 100 bskts arrows
ro, irf "--1 tnk 1 bx books retd, 312 bales cotton, '',
I %'on Brothers--53 do, Foster Brothers-1W do
lA, . do, j Rushton-60 do, Duarte Brothers-11
koo SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
'a Itl t, Carrell fm Lisbon with 142 chsts 275 hf el
4lm ' -., 11, ' ' C t Caufry-20 bndls c,
1,---0 13'4,-1 bx. oranges, ap
4 'tiv k
?AI 4% Strachan, fm St Michael's, with 460 bxs orang
°'
3 bgs rock moss, 11 blllB goat skins, .1 Holt and
i ~,Nitzr, MEDITERRANEAN.
', `ll,the Forth p ,fm Messina, Terra Nova an
~11\i'41 Mesusina; 5 acrrsks pumice stone, J Bibby and
Os hva) abt 125 t brimstone, J Bibby and co—(fro
itoll, thu,,rnac. 621 big oranges, 27 csks arg,ol, abt 2 t pu
k01.,-.,,c. co-250 bgs shumac, exportation) oranges, 100 1
, ittlthetbssrothers and co—(for lO dos du
to , Howes, fm Girgenti, with abt 160 t brims
lk,lroi% , NEW SOUTH WALES.
th W4l),etts, fm Hobart Town, Van Dieman's Land, 1
14%44r(' Brothers-656 salted hides, Moon Brothers-
it4 611', 14 PS cedar 20140 treenails, 1400 bullock horns
- 1 '-- wo 1 21 Is'il x B Walkinshaw-5 es hware,
m • g o , i a
~
1,? it ,ti•s, 35 bills kitchen grates, 11 j'ck weights,
• (all retd), I bx 63 es natural curioss, 1
'`'"-,--,.,....._.::,00 skins, les rabbit skins, order—Q Dk

.V
ilitttS'
EAST INDIES.SELS ENTERED FOR LOADINC
aCrothers & co, 38W:ESTTartaINrD,
IPEss,
. f!o,
441'
& Amity,' CO, or T ' lheo K
sia, 43.
e_ Holt
kepk ,„°'
,IPP(l',l4Tray'

Batavia

Barbados
Kingston,

338 Catherine, G, Demerara
281 Enmore, Q, Demerara
119 Pantaloon, Q. Demerara
265 Claremont, No IG, Jamaica
123 Adelaide, P, Jamaica
~ Ili, UNITED STATES.
r.,:.hZ. 0,,°4 and co, 369 Mary & Susan, Q,
ITNNiere:winlOi.aorrlekt
tr.,"en &Co 414 Robert Morris, K, New Orlcs
rig k -41 &Co ' Roscoe, P,
' ./
'''''
' 349 Minerva. Q, Philadelph
48i1Tro„" 243 Hope, P, Baltimore
to Nth ' 427 Anacreon, K, ,
104. fAmers & co, 305 Tuscany, Boston
t,,,, (Si 2i.`"olln & co, 406 Queen Adelaide. K, New Orle:
.—+. ',0n5,480 Citizen, P New Orlez
AN° 414'n & Tecumseh, G. Savannah
r,st co, co, 374..
380 Virginia, P, Virginia
}1111.4 et .1. BRITISH AMERICA.
k',ll tk ~43-lor, 96 Cherub S, Nwfound
ekTrttlo„33Tior,
,11,;:ehe,c)11:11,...
SPAIN
4A14924:73N
Caledonia,ej
AaO
neDIT It, e ‘
Il e
PORTUGAL.,
Q,K ,
sila John,
iNewfoundf.Halifax,
. Ni,
Itibt_ ac on e° 81 Adelaide. S, Lisbon
11 NI, & „ es' 89 Pearl, S, Lisbon
sod.
Ilibl,
k po. 2s7E DCHiaTetalnErsiYnsais:FE'isert' .IC, 13 LisbonbaBg
S
151 Ceres, G,

Naples & I

ns of an increased quantity of paper in
land. She owes every thing to her b Ilwrel e. t
4 "Pping Intelligence.
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.
COLONIAL PRODUCE.
0 arFe...4,4s('areeala place in the world, to which the British flag is Mogay, Febtiary 18, 1833.
her cheap, and at the same time safe that ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter-
means of this alone has she been enable ir.stn'T,l Port : and the following information may be acceptable to our The demand for SUGAR continuesbd very good, and 1,150 hhds.
read ,
'England in manufactures. By this alool Which,, ~--;-,`Fsm' We begin with the United States of America, to British Plantation haevedeseereitpitioinsr
or faionfa,icaat a
nriAtiihearrbhatheesr
1.:it;:;::_zz. t of the most splendid description are despatched as
1 her agricultural system, and converts prices for good and fin
i and the unproductive moss into fertile ear. YORK— 700 the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the 6,700 bags Mauritius have been taken by a refiner at the quo:
regular linail from New York to CANADA, tations. 250 bags Bengal sold at 60s.' 61s. 3d., and 200 bags
rows luxuriantly where formerly only an Ls an "arranTgheemreenist bet
aather. Give to Ireland the same advan be z,,,s.ia inland postage is nwoeteTdiemt aenjeeCipecastiine georN;yernanm(fenttts4;rstllne Manila at. 225.; in other Foreign no sales.—The holders of
West India MOLASSES are generally very firm, but some
Auld speedily be an end to poverty ice,
, V p 1... -4 rded after their arrival in New York.
Bo's"' DELPHI A—On the Bth and 20th of each month. forced sales, to the extent of 2-10 puns. chiefly Demerara, have
which prevail most where ignorance 0-„T:x—On the sth and 20th, usually, been made on the quay at `Lis. 6d..' cwt.—Corraik.--There
I " run" then by all means, but a susp ;I:oeui,,lt!' PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are continues a good demand for Plantation and full prices have
it' 't , but merchants usually send their letters by way of New been obtained for all descriptions, except some lots of ordinary
time and all would be Well.—Guardian E • unclean quality, which met a heavy sale at a slight reduction :
Ter. I,Lit,z:f INDIEs, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND BRITISH WEST INDIA the sales comprise 220 casks of Jamaica, and a small lot of
141,°:,--. There are usually monthly conveyances.
—.----Dominica, the latter at 81s. 6d.' 81s. 91 for fine ordinary to
ItanlNi NN, An—On the sth of each month.. Observe--Letters are for-
IRISH CHURCH " REFORM." km La's°, by way of New York. coloury middling. 100 frazils of good Mocha were taken for'
contemporary of the Standard, in his OTut:PJANRIE—On the Ist and 16th of each month. home consumption at 765. IfY cwt. No sales of Foreign.—
's speech, happily observed that the/0 1-!;,.Nok
AANITHL OF SOUTH AMERICA-7NOt regular but frequent.
the Ist and 16th of each month, buyers—it was taken in at 6,6.-140 bags East India GINGER
n• last night the last parallel was fini NoLL Every 3 weeks. sold at 40s. IP' cwt.—No sales of consequence in HlCE.—There
811 •IClLY—Every 3 weeks
ery opened in due form by Lord Althol litx4 AND CONsTANTINO-PLE—Eye.ry 3 weeks. has been a good enquiry for fine BUM, of high strengths, and
gentleman who is a Roman Catholic , 100 puns. Demerara, of that description, have been sold at 2s.
!stint church, in that part of the empire' AwaiFRIDAY, 15th February.—Noon, Wind N W —Fair 6s. e 2s. 9d. tr gallon.
re may now speak of it as a thing an VED.—Geor, Wright, from Marariham —MGai:ige's, Quiri,i,ll:reom
I:1-3'41,--Geort,The sales of DYEWOODS have been confined to 100 tons of St.
ee'ourth Par
—irretrievably condemned, without the •rs, from Girgenti ; theon 12th Jan.ryff ,fromaaa,lnpa %aFil'eh: Domingo LOGWOOD at £7 e £7 2s. 6d., 100 tons of Cam.
at £7 155., and 100 tons of Gaboon BARWOOD at £7 41?
respite. Of the twenty-two Irish I 3 _ (1,:'91.1n this port for Trieste. On '23rd, off Cape Degat, spoke the peachy
z,t,..t from Bahia for Trieste._ ton ; there have also been some trilling lots of other kinds sold,
3 cut down as trees are in a needy 30,7„d, Chevne, from La Ginty a, at Santa Martha. but without change.—There has been some little improvement
in order to be converted into money- ''‘,"'i fiarrbtele'stiartiec, from
!santa'Mrartha: and Huntington, ,in the price of TURPENTINE, 450 brls. having brought Ils. 9d.,
some of the other prelates are to be p 1.1417'9', HO' nsto ajthndganna.n
Penrice,
but the market is not very firm at this advance.—Americat
from this port at Jamaica.
TA R is rather lower, as holders have accepted 13s. 6d. for 160
tof four or live thousand pounds. All 1134414' Lucy, from this poit. at Andrew's, N'll. o
brls., but in Stockholm and Archangel there is no alteration,
,'estry rates, first fruits, &c., are to be . teret477--, hence at Lisbon.
nor are there any sales.—There has been an animated demand
LlAr, ,!..Freer, from Bahia, at Cowes, (sailed 25th Dec.)
the tithes and other grievances are 'gig. le.,,,lghthodv, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 12th Jan., for Montreal Pot ASHES, and purchases have been made to the
at the first convenient opportunity. tetlihem,tuo____, long:18 59, extent of 500 brls. at 255. Fi) 25s 6d. •in Montreal Pearls the
ow —, from Bahia for this port, was spoken on Ist inst.
i the prominent features of the bill intr stern Islands. sales have been confined to 40 to .50 broil. at 275. 60. In Suites'
Ashes there are no transactions to report.—American red
the minor details, some of which arc not - ft,I,,,,,'_LRDAY, 16th Febroary.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Rain.
CLOYEassno begins to excite attention, but no sakes have been
oiharioltb.—,se.en, Boyd, from StPetersburg and the Clyde.
ctionable, are hardly worth notice, ul? IN P, IN lute ; and Europe, NS ooley, hence at Bahia. effected this week.—ln New York FLAXSEED nothing has been
tno improvement, as regards the condit A.,14',,, Evans, hence at Jamaica.
• done; holders still ask 82s. 6d. ,Ir• hhd. A sale of 3t/0 brls. of
clergy, can justify or excuse a scheme of Ito 'aide, Tozer, hence at St John's, N B
for old Memel sowing Flaxseed has been made at 325. 4f7 brl , and
rhadn'sr, Fenwick, hence at Madeira, 254 Jan., and sailed 30th of 400. quarters Of Baltic crushing Seed at 395. ii? quarier.—
The propos td spoliation has receivcit
4'nel''•
obation of Mr. O'Connell, who, we mar "Takaica_l4' Cook, hence at l'adeira, 25th Jan., and sailed 31st for There is not any alteration in the prices of QIIERCITRON BARK •
28 hhds. New York sold at Bs. ij, cwt.—Of HIDES the sales
E, glories and gloats over the mortal . 11)),„e1,43itia, Bokins, from this port off Heligoland. have been very limited; 550 dry salted Brazil brought 6d.
Protestant establishment of the sister i tic jo,,- Stewart, from Rio Janeiro, at Cow
es. 6id., 530 salted New York 41d., and about 1,000 dry East
it will be contended, is orrinipotenti lEs.iithg,,curran, from Baltimore, for thisort, at Waterford. India Cow at 7d. W Ili.—No transactions to report in HORSE
, e:argNotaoifitthoerp, hence for I4,ghorn, at Dublin. .
HAIR, Neutria and Chinchilli SKINS, and no sales of OAK
perhaps, will be popular with the Roniao b Brothers, (which vessel was lost on Aracati Bar),
I'le been la BARK.—TOBACCO has been in steady demand, and about 240
all those who cherish a deadly enmity tee SUNDAY,'7d hhds. sold, without alteration in prices; the sales have con-
Niki.y l7th February.—Noon, Wind S.—Rain.
it in the face of this popularity, and Lee,\11,1,,, from this port• at Jamaica. sisted of 140 lihds. of Virginia stemmed, and 10 of Kentucky,
approbation, we assert that a more da6i '' ‘rjnaveLn Sim,
is
V• -.lRna 1,1 _ fromthis port, at .
Madeira 27th Jan., and sailed for home use; 35 of Virginia leaf for Ireland; 10 of Kentucky
ue.:4llexander,
e, a more unpardonable innovation, a '' ;,;,,etaiia, Evans'reb•leaf, and 15 or stemmed, for exportation • and 30 of Virginia
mfiscation, never was advanced, or atten 1,17 t, at Adventure,is, Cuthbertson ; and Tagus, Wade, from
stemmed to a speculator.—lNDlGO.—Small saes of Eastpulc salesna
hence for Messina, put into Milford 13th continue to be made to the trade at full prices; the
n• of the crown in this country, since the ' ',ln,
~aone,ll,,,ose: of main boom. . of Bengal and Spanish are postponed to the 28th instant.—
The Parliament may be wimipotent i, In SHELL LAC, LAC DYE, SAFFLOWER and MUNJEET, there is
n I,aiiot.. d, hence for New York, put into Cork 13th inst., with
as it is, and regardless of establisl ed l'i N4red•-i-, ac., out 21 days. _ nothing. to report.—SALTPETRE.—The transactions are quite
burp conceives it to be, it has no more : ;,,a ,i,,Lll,__Fullarton, from this port, was totally wrecked in Hold
Indic:alit, being confined to small retail lots at the quo-
le bNoeavtsrwZaeianlansda6ot 13th July ; cargo totally lost—the crew, t
mats
le sees, or reduce the number of Prote
Ireland, than it; has to deprive A, B, tr 413:14.1'ZeaaltilLa'rel le BovetlieCaTwatertdarn,, a,
tremendous on shore MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—The business of the
lias g,' i'L'7tant,
t quarter's dividends. To say that it
afiscate church property at the demise of •,,,L.Di,—Yigilant, Thorp, for Havana—Clemence, De Hann, for small lots at £l3 e £l3 10s. ly ton; the imports have been
Kirkhove,e foro..s_teewml-7re.omhiliienrt,. Miller, for about 500 tons.—Sicily SUMAC has continued in fair request,
ries, is to say that be has the right to sty!' alit'nonre—Voineat"and about 600 bags taken at 14s. .:: cwt. Trieste and Verona
"I York. gomery, Ss , for N Io k Hib nia, Maxwell,
the interest of the national debt at the ' • It. Nio - - in only moderate demand, with fresh arrivals coming on the
at hold ,rs of national stock. There WOO itßl,.. NDAI, 18th February.—Noon, Wind N.W.-11a1n,
'l.) i;"•—Consbrook Bristowe, from New Orleans, (sailed 11th market.—For MADDERS there has been but little enquiry;
• •
.njustice in the one case than in the o', ka( n:4l3oth, in tat. 35, long. 58 spoke the Falcon, from this port for Prices remain steady.—MADDER ROOTS continue to be enquiry;
!s belonging to these sees were set apaii ~' te,;33l4,hsad lost her foremast, main topmast,
ohand bowsprit,. and sought after, and sales of Smyrna have been made at 595. for
kttnheßCairttunc i us— old and 60s. for new, and for French, of good quality, 555. is
ance of the Protestant religion in Irehle t,', Hoyt: frwonive4neviO;lienaLl3l2..Zilln,ocupsu, rsehandtly obtained.—No. sales worth notice reported in GUM
;to the church—they are as much the ' 'll, 4,,rri'ved:—Bee, Chalmers, from Galway—Derwent, Isl(7s.on, SENEGAL good
.quality is held firmly at 70s. IP' cwt.—The
church as Woburn Abbey is the properti -ris, (g•i-,,,Aturora, Morgan ; Apolli2, Dav_ilson ; J.ldfred, Main ;
I ; Swan, Calgey ; Three Sisters, Gibbons ; and demand' or OLIVE •IL has been suspended, and the whole
few casks at the quotations. The
Bedford, and Parliament would be eel' I,V;t iii.---, from Waterfora—Leeds, (steamer) from Dubin— sales of the week are only a
~;,:h wr4lis,,t,V;adley;,l and Defiance, Steer, Stratngford—Bar- late import of 30 tuns from Malaga is not yet landed.—Va LON IA
obbing that noble duke of his fair lands, reen, fromfr continues dull of sale, and prices are in a great measure nomi-
ag the church of property appropriated t'd 'll ed-Elizalrle7ll, Goldsmith:er and Earl of Christian,Surroyn,,nal.—CllEAßl of TARTAR sells slowly at the quotations, but for
the King is bound by an oath to respect, 4'04.i4---. Esther, Sparks, from Workington—Clyde, (steamer) fromom brown there has been more enquiry, and the market 'has been
; equally bound to uphold and--ma tat 844, Gooddav and Porcia, Burnett, hence at Vera Cruz. nearly cleared of the stock on hand.—ARGOLS dull of sale.—
N:rirY, Hind; hence at Lag,una. About 40 tuns SEAL OIL, of different qualities, have been dis-
k, eri,u, Smith; and Princess, Holmes, hence at New Orleans, posed of from the quay, at a shade under the currency of last
at this measure will produce in Ireland Aola-'4'l, Heath, from this port and Salonica, at Constantinople.. week; some little has also been done in COD OIL from the quay.
temper at the present moment to inci .Nl4da, Mlic,,hen'ce at Venice.
-- 4 .11a. SEED OILS are in good demand, and our advanced quotations
will probably put us in possession of tile' Ntlitnor 'nest and Baltic, Thompson, hence at Leghorn. VAvrembeareapirctiOr smallf paii.fels.—Little has been done in
4oynifteelic Holt! from Gothenburg, for this port, at Cowes.' The
,e Protestants on the subject ; but, ill
mo. ,4; 4s,kpr(Packet,) from Mexico, at Falmouth. In lat. 43 20. low.: very limited, and the trade disp.oseldLtooftakeuiliaeNrr I NriEceesontnoumees
we are apprehensive that it will tend
elioernet' (Tented a hurricane which laid the ship on her bean ends demand for Flax has appeared for export, and about 30 tons
erment of the empire than any measure). have been disposed of.—Some sales of HEMP have been effected
te imbeciles who rule in Downing-str.-
4 Zail:!?l,StnQa.rt, from Bahia, for this port, put into Milford with loss at rather lower rates.—The prices of TALLOW have declined
id Public Ledger. , ivi:ule..lior, and part of a chain cable.
from 6d. e 9d. w cwt. during the week, and at the decline not
it iastLet!amilton, hence for New Orleans, was off Carlingford Bay
, hai,44.01, all well. much business has been clone.
of sacrilege is begun. Lord AlthorP t trist...2--- hence for Monte Video, sailed from Whitehaven
el., t.—Wind--, N.E.
1 his plan of church plunder. ~,,,...,,.., N. NJ
. 0 IN. lon%L.raVSon, hence for Berbice, was spoken 23rd Jan. in lat. LIVERPOOL COTTON" raAHKET,
me preliminary and paramount objectt° lope, f' 38W-
; project. It is a violation of private rib , e Pae,(;rel:
from
22n4ult. for Savannah, put back. Friday Evening, Feb 15, 1833.
m from New York, was off Port Lynas this day, at 3p. m. The demand for Cotton throughout the week from the trade has
)f property, and, if carried into effect, a°
e power. Emporto., our last quotations. 1,400 Surat are advertised for public sale on
h. of England is a body as independent °1 h Friday next.
land, as the state is of the church. It 1.5 ''',.; UNITED STATES.
7eligion of our church inculcates loyalty la] Cook, fm New Orleans, with 400 treenails, E Cook—
' (mon Roskell, Ogden and co-1128 do, order—G Dk ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 9th instant, to this day inclusive.
y, or because the church has sefecte.(l, '-'-'-itf4tding, fm New Orleans, 771 hales cotton, J Hobson and .
'land for her head, in order to render l'''',,Pite, 4,9, order—G Dk SALES. Current IMPORTS.
baker, fin New Orleans, with 1070 bales cotton, Cropper,Prvsly ns Prices of This 1 Prvsly
er discharge, that the church has Cott cite klrtipanQd CO-429 do, Peck and Phelps-182 do. W Oxley 11.
DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. aleck •
IthisYear
iristian liberty. While the Parliament'. itfit,.)6,cott, Thomson, fm New Orleans, with 630 bales— cotton,
44t0...„,),F1e0n and co-550 do, Peck and Phelps-29 do, Highfield Sea Island Georgia.... 2420 60 lid to 20d
tbers of the church, and of none othe
A R"` ", S Edelston and co-100 do, Cro p_er Benson and co— Stained Ditto. 420 20 61 —lO 8238 44030
aural that the House of Commons shout `ll,', i,,Pked. o,,den a.od:co-50 hds tobacc_.oP Eva. ns and Trokcs— Upland Ditto 42680 5260 64 74
II Gillia?
—324 bales cotton, order—B
ing- the most important and august bo Alabama 1 22260 2760 61 74
.. .
,•, 'lrc SOUTH AMERICA. ' Mobile 64 —74 9146 24184
nin the country,) to represent the la, ' Itu'*-% Caldwell, fm Pernambuco, with 300 bales cotton Mellors I,lZke? 0r1ean5.......... 16540 2200 64 84
A 1;7;1'84
. ; but this confusion of religious repr2.s( .i.'t)lorrlsal,•`l"-30 do, Heyworth and coL-600 do, order—G INC
Ceara.
ill gow4n, Viner, fm Lima, with 2313 bgs saltpetre, 2 bxs patterns,l 7120 1400 81 —94 ) 930 4710
itical representation was purely accid 84 9
~com.',,r_sne.eds, G F Dickson-90 serons bark, D Taylor and Sons Bahia and Macaio 4400 520 7il —B4 1800
from which it was derived has ceased', ,ntista.kn. NV Ker, Imrte and co-1 seron bark, F Huth and Maranh.
I 4040 360 81 —94 ) 2023 3347
zainst the right of any body consistio w..,;13,24, •`4lcara.gul. wood, T Naylor and co-520 ox hides, abt I saw • din
ginned 84 84
I serons bark, Gibbs,_Bri ht andth co-1 Id seal skins, F_ Mina.
dels, and Socinians, as well as other - ;,,!: anti co-1 bx patterns, ° 114 w Para 9O 74 74
2 14 °raild clr 2 LT? seilind
the church, to interfere either with the Pailtle°f Plants, T Langton-68saltpetre,his vicuna skins, Demerara Sz Berbice 220 120 8 104 5 358
e property of the Christian con-mini- ' ',l°,,
al 'tr. 1119 IbX birds, order—G D.k
Wright, fin Maranham, with 100 bskts arrowroot II CDs- Barbadoes 6O 10 74 8
Common West India 240 12., 64 84 159 ST;
.ong. Papists would not permit such 0,.'40,), 11 eo-1 tk Ibx books retd, 312 bales cotton, T Ifesketh— Bahama 74 9
att remonstrance, neither would Soeill' %-_2(;)op Brothers-53 do, Foster Brothers-150 do, J Haddon 1100 6 61
Carthagena.
do, .1' Rushton-60 do, Duarte Brothers-119 do, order Bourbon
1 any class of dissenters; and we clailll:
14 , SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Egyptian
1 congregation that rig-lit which she tfr .t,i,°'E`i,a.rrell, fm Lisbon, with 142 chats 275 hf ehsts 101 bxs Surat
,21.....0 ...Le-1 bx oranges, Capt Caufry-20 bndls corkwood, T Bengal 5O ,30 44 54 280
tilers. The House of Commons has no Nvt, Dk
e property of the church than it has go,
,Strachan, fin St Michael's, with 460 bxs oranges, I Adam 122970 113350 I 20501 79306
apel in Moorfields—no title but the ,t;,, 2 bgs rock moss, 11 bills goat skins, J Holt and co
s every crime, the title of robbers-13'3'y
0 ~ ez
" Treothe Fourth, Parry,
MEDITERRANEAN.
fm Messina. Terra Nova and Palermo,
ust yield, but -we will not yield, %ill 'I No,,b, Messina> 5 csks pumice stone, J Bibby and co—(from Monday Evening, Feb. 18, 1833.
zainst a principle which must shake kPill siiiV abt 125 t brimstone, I Bibby and co—(from Palermo) On Saturday, about 2,000 bags were sold, and to-day 2,500 bags,
00,Y 10,(rae, 621 bxs oranges, 27 csks argol, abt 2 t pumice stone,
r 9.11 property.—Standard. liz,:le 1,,.e,,0--,-. 250 bgs shumac, 900 bxs oranges, 100 bxs lemons, almost exclusively to spinners, without alteration from the above
. .e_- ....-..nrinfinn 1 111 tin: rinnnntra :nut% n nntntinn,

UNITED STATES.
n3e,.
l-e: Cook, fm New Orleans, with 400 treenails, E Cook—
`4ton, Itoskell, Ogden and co-1128 do, order—G Dk
100 fm New rdiOrleans, 771 bales cotton, J Hobson and
~sa4ipir do, order—G Dk
e: Baker, fin New Orleans, with 1070 bales cotton, Cropper,
~Krpterseo--129 do, Peck and Phels-182 doth 630 bales c. W Oxley—lt
eott, Thompson, fm New Oprleans, wiotton,
‘;eo....,)Men and co-550 do, Peck and Phelps-20 do, Highfield
S Edelston and co-100 do, Cropper, Benson and co—
Oxed, Ogden and co-50 hds tobacco, Evans and Trokcs—
d Oilliat-324 hales cotton, order—R
741• 4 SOUTH AMERICA.
fm Pernambuco, with 300 bales cotton, Mellors
go}'id
do, Hevworth and co-600 do,
_order—G Dk
Viner fin Lima, with 2513 bgs saltpetre. 2 bxs patterns,
41e0"'er seeds 'll F Dickson-90 serous bark, D Taylor and Sons
;114 ntg unkn.'W Ker, Imrie and co-1 seron hark, F Huth and
"!_ll5 Nicaragua wood, T Naylor and co-520 ox hides, abt I
711'1, ,_"_,serons- bark, Gibbs, Bright and co-1 Id seal skins, F
`44 "'"4 CO.-.! bx patterns, 0 lleyworth and co-2 prcls seed and
patter plants, T Langton-682 bgs saltpetre, 17 bls vicuna skins,
Ibx birds, order—G Dk
7,4 kid right, fin Maranham, with 100 bskts arrowroot, II Cas-
C"4, 3 co--1 tnk Ibx books retd, 312 hales cotton, T Ilesketh—
ea,,,?on Brothers-53 do, Foster Brothers-150 do, J Haddon
" do, J Rushton-60 do, Duarte Brothers-119 do, order
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
fm Lisbon, with 142 chsts 275 hf chats 101 bxs
bx oranges, Capt Caufry-20 bndls corkwood, T
m ,k, Strachan, fm St Michael's, with 460 bxs oranges, J Adam
- 2 bg4 rock moss 11 bdls goat skins, J Holt and co
6 th MEDITERRANEAN.
-e Fourth, P rry, fm Messina, Terra Nova and Palermo,
twill Messina) 5 acsks pumice stone, J Bibby and co—( from
Zua) abt 125 t brimstone, J Bibby and co—(from.Palermo)
41ae. 621 bxs oranges, 27 csks argol, abt 2 t pumice stone,
huleo-250 bgs shumac, 900 bxs. oranges, 100 bxs lemons,
ztbe„uothers and co—(for exp9rtation) 10 doz
.dunnage mats
'4l, Howes, fm Girgenti, with abt 160 t brimstone, order
,„ NEW SOUTH WALES.
; 11•41,x etts, fm Hobart Town, *Van Dieman's Land, with 105 his
Brothers-656 salted hides, Moon Brothers —59 ps blue
44, .• •
6 '1 Ps cedar, 20140 treenails, 1400 bullock horns, 688 salted
lEiw°ol, 2 l flax, E Walkinshaw-5 es hware, 11 register
iro'n' F,“ites 35 Ixlls kitchen grates, 11 j'ck weights, 2 bills slips,
, ,
4 ka„ 'Alas (all retd), I bx 3 cs natural curiosities, 50 bls wool,
garoo skins, Ics rabbit skins, order—Q Dk

AN SPARTAN BREVITY OF SPEECH.—It
a good speech, and another to speak one.
ated, some years since, in a neighbouring ‘0
snout of yeomanry cavalry had resolved
ilonel with a splendid silver porter jug, ti`o
is adjutant. The day of review came oil,
s to be made. The colonel had got a hint'
splendid oration to return thanks. The
.tion speech was to be unsurpassable; the t
iu a tine, all eyes were turned towards tw
dvauecd before the soldiers, holding the g
sand, and the colonel waiting to hear the
'tll ears were intent to hear the speech anolle,
in both individuals had proved a tre,
r treasures. • The adjutant approached, es'
ented the donation, but all his speech
es the jug;" and what was the equally olal
—" Aye, is that the jug !"--.9cormaii.
L: is a native of the hottest regions of Asia° ch
found in America, but not in that abto,j
lourishes in the old world. It is never bSi
.ry in sufficient supply for any useful jaly
1 object of curiosity than of utility. _ut
production it is one of the most universe
There are about fifty varieties," says Alr'
anical Dictionary, "of the Arundo Lantio,t
pid growth, rising from fifty to eighty fee..
the second perfecting its timber in harilne
grows in stools which are cut every two
timber furnished by an acre of bamboos
are almost without end. In building 4,1
Louses for the lower orders, and enters V'',
.n and furniture of those of the higiter,o,
masts, rigging, agricultural and other.; •
chinery; carts, baskets, ropes, nets, 00
trougiv, pipes for conveying water, V.
ens and liculs, &c, are made or it. 313ceil
Ls paper ; the leaves are. generally put r° 11,y!
rope : the thick inspissated ,juice is a fa; se
s said to be indestructible by tire, to resiok
with alkali, to form a transparent per'

On Saturday, about 2,000 bags were sold, and to-day 2,500 bags,
almost exclusively to spinners, without alteration from the above
quotations.
Arrived-1 Savannah-2 New Orleans—and 1 Virginia.

THE CORN TRADE.
Monday Evening, Feb. 18, 1833.
At Friday's market there was a fair business done in Wheat and Oath
at full prices, but since then a good many cargoes of Grain have got
in, and the trade dull. Some speculative business has been done in
Virginia sour Flour, in bond, at 17s. .

I'OSSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.
rillgt
EA ST INDIES.
Ltte t°lllers & co, 38: Tartar, P,
t, ac co %%EST INDIES, &C.
ioule, 232 Amity, K
4M or T 299 Theoaosia,, G.
t:Lor ,8, co Holt
oti k. , 338 Catherine, G, Demerara
41k -- CO, 281 Enmore, Q, Demerara
Ikl%klet:Ll ' tral
119 Pantaloon, Q, Demerara
265 Claremont, No IG, Jamaica
123 Adelaide, P. Jamaica
Rh 11.
UNITED ST A TES.
LIZ;, d,,z,,°4 and co 369 Mary & Susan, Q, New Orleans
[X
co
& co,' 414 Robert Morris, K, New Orleans
rf'' 8c --rY & Roscoe, P, New York
, 6 o Co,
. ' 349 Minerva, Q, Philadelphia
~L.os 8, i.,
tom, , 1 rok.,_ 243 Hope, P, Baltimore
111•1 "others' 427 Anacreon, K, Virginia
Boston
t°t ' harpt'lt &co 3(15 Tuscan Adelaide. K, New
3048, o & , 406 Queen Orleans
yi, o,i, 480 Citizen, P, New Orleans
(t
--or k' ono; eo. 374 Tecumseh, G. Savannah
' 380 Virginia, P, Virginia
BRITISH AMERICA.
96 Cherub S,
127 Commerce, K,
497 Caledonia, Q,
443 Janet, Q.,
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
81 Adelaide, S, Lisbon
89 Pearl, S, Lisbon
207 Henry llovle, K, Lisbon
--Catalina, It, Bilboa & St Ander
MEDITERR ANEAN.
151 Ceres, 0,

Batavia

WIIRAT, per 70 Ihs s d
Irish red (old) 5 6 0 6 9
Do. red 1832 6 3 .. 7 3
Do. white 1832 7 6 .. 8 0
Canada (old) 6 6 .. 7 6
Do. 1832 7 9.. 810
Dantzie 7 6 .. 8 0
Stettin &Wiemar 7 0 .. 7 6
Odessa (soft) 7 0 .. 7 6
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (inbend) 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, per 45 Ms..
Irish (old) 2 1 .. 2 2
Do. (1832) 2 2 .. 2 5
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
BARLEY, imp. n►ca.
English 3O 0 .. 33 0
Irish, 60Ih 3 9 .. 4 0
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea a d a d
English. 56 0 .. 61 0
Irish. 5O 0.. 55 0
BRANS, English 33 0 .. 36 0
Irish 30 0 .. 33 0
Foreign .., 33 0 .. 36 0
PRASE, White 40 0 .. 42 0
FLOUR, per 280 lbs
Irish, (new) 37 0 .. 42 6
Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 35 ()
American, ditto 32 0 .. 35 0
Do. (in bond) 17 0 .. 22 6
OATMEAL, 2401155.
Irish, (old) 2l 0.. 21 6
Do. (1832)
Rica, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6.. 19 6
East India. l4 6 .. 17 0
FLAX SEED, hhd Bl 0 .. 82 6

Barbados
Kingston, Jamaica

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, SATURDAY. FRB. 16.

The arrivals of Grain this week have been small, still the trade ge-
nerally continues dull, and the sales of all kinds of Corn limited, at
the currency of Monday last. Clover-seeds continue in fair demand,
and the best qualities command fully the terms of Monday.

.:41k
jll TaYlor,
`,Llr!lo,4lYlor,
klon;h:

Newfoundland
Newfoundland
St John, N B
Halifax, N $

AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
(From the London Gazette, February 15.)

IVI ,
tte
k lic J r & e°•
lwun. es
eo .
Ood.

. -
Wht. 1 Brly. Oats. ' Rye. 1 Bns. 1 Peas
AVERAGE s. d. 1 s. d. s. d. s. d. 1 s. d. 1 s. d.
Of the week . . 53 0127 2 17 0 33 3130 535 1
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 II 127 81 17 4 32 111 31 4 37 10
Duty on Foreign . . . .34 81 21 4 21 3 121 31 22 9 14 U
- - - - - - --

Naples & Messina

Thelateration in the Duty this wee;

on Year.

THE LIVERPOOL. STANDARn.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, Fan. 15.
The fresh arrival of all Grain up the river is again large for this day's
market. having a thin attendance of millers this morning, the busi-
ness done in Wheat is but triffing; the best sound samples with diffi-
culty bring last Week's rates, but all unsound and out of condition
rather lower, and very little of this description can be sold, The
Barley trade is excessively dull, fine hriht Malting qualities support
last ilday's prices, but the stained light descriptions are hardly
saleable though offered rather lower. Oats much the same as last
week, but Shelling fed. 4Y load lower. Beans dull sale at our last quo-
tations.

THE GLASGOW MARKET.—FRIDAY, Isth FEB.
The sales of British Plantation Sugar have not been extensive this
week ; it may be said, however, that about the usual weekly quantity
has changed owners, and without any alteration in prices quoted.—
The Cotton market was very dull beginning of the week, and few
sales were effected ; to-day the demand has been very extensive, and
considerable sales have been made ; we have heard of no advance
having yet been obtained; but prices are certainly looking up.—The
recent arrivals of Coffee are advertised for public sale ; some Berbiee
was sold at 79s.—In Rum, Ashes, and Tallow, nothing particular is
doing.

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL,
FROM IRELAND.
FROM TIIF. 11th TO THE 16th FEB. INCLUSIVE.
Cows.. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs.
321 .13U 4,684 3 3

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—FEE. 18.
s. d. s. d.

hay 0 61 to 0 81per 20 lb.
Straw, Wheat 0 3
Oat
Barley.. -
Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 0 0 -
Potatoes 1 •2
Cattle Potatoes 0 11 -
Turnips
Carrots -
Mangleworzle. 2O 0 29 0 -
Manure 6 0 -

PRICE OF SHARES.
Liverpool Coal Gas . . . . . £455 per share
Liverpool Oil Gas
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . .
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings ,
"Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lB2 10 ..
'Old Quarter Shares . . . . 25
'New Ditto
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . .
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto . .
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto .
Wigan Branch ditto
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 ..
Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 . .
Leeds and Selby
Preston and Wigan - 5 . .
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal
Railway Company 18 .. 16 oOd
Bank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 30 5 Od
Oldham Gas and Waterworks . . . 10 .. 14 2 6d
* The dividend of four guineas per share, for the last half-year, has
just been received on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway shares.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week :
Received advise and medicine South.
at the institution 22G
• Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine

North.
323 T0ta1.... 519

109 102

Total atach Dispensary . . . 335
VISITERS.
North.--Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Mr. W. Wain-
wright.
Kouth.— Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Dunmtn, and Mr. G. B. Carter.

LIVERPOOL INFIJU

oIARY, FEB. 14th, 1833.
I ADMITTED.

DISCHARGED.
In-patients cured . . . . 34 In-patients
Believed and at own request . 0 Out-patients
Made Out-patients . . , . 5 Casual during s I P
I
Irregular
Dead
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth, and Mr. Dawson.
House Visiters, Mr. Lyon, and Mr. Heywood.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon. Mr. T. Simon.

IMPQRTED
From the 8M to Me 14th February 1833, inclusive.

0
0
222

By 1 Vessel from Van Diernan's Land-1 Africa-1 Demerara-2 Sa-
vannah-7 New Orleans-3 Charleston-3 New York-1 Halifax-
-1 Newfoundland 2 Puerto Cabello-1 Maranham-1 Pernambuco-
-1 Lima-2 Smyrna-1 Messina-1 Licati—aud 1 Girgenti.

Argols
Ashes
Bark
Oak.
Berries
Borax

boxes, —, bags, —, casks,
..brls.
hhils. brls.
tons,
bales, 79
chests,

Brimstone...

tons, 510

_.....___. .
Cassia Lignea boxes,
Castor Oil bxs, ---
Cloverseed.
Cochineal bags, —, serous --
Cocoa brls, —, bags,
Coffee, B. P
Foreign ... ... . ........... bags, —, brls, —, hhds,
Logwood tons, 195
Fustic
Nicaragua Wood tons, 21
Barwood tons,
Camwood. tons,
Flax tees. —, bales. 107
Flaxseed
280 I Flour bris.,—, E. I. sacks,

,
Gi—
Gumer barrels, —, bags,
casks, —, bags, —, boxes,
Hides, Cow and Ox no. 5629, bales,
bundles,
Horse bales, —, no.
Horse Hair
Hemp , bundles, —, bales,
Indigo chests, —, serons, 50
Lac Dye .... cases, --
Lemon Juice casks, 3
Madders sacks, —, casks,

Madder Roots
Molasses
Munjeet
Olive Oil

.
...casks, —, bales, 331
casks, 106
bales, —, bundles,
jars, —, casks,

Palm Oil
Fish oil

..casks, 1700
—casks, 748

- --.-
Pepper
Pimento, W.l brls. —, boxes —, bags,
Rice } tees. —, tees., —, E. 1. bags,
Rough bushels,lsB9l
Rum brls. 31, hhds. 25, puns., 24
Safflower cases, —, bales, --
Saltpetre
Shell Lac chests,
Sugar, B.P. hhds 184, tees. 4, bags, —, boxes —, brls., 65
Brazil boxes, —, cases, brls,
East India bags, —, hhds.,
Sumac bags, 167
Tallow casks,
Tartar casks —, brls.,
Tar
Tobacco
Turpentine brls, 500
Valonia bags, —, tons,
Wax Bees' -
Wheat bags, —, bushels,

TELEGR APII OFFICE, 18th FEBRUARY, 1833.
Wind at Holyhead N.W.—blowing fresh.
Passed inward bound at 11 a.m., No. 103, Pacific, A.S.
Put into Holyhead Harbour, No. 1125, Gipsy.steam boat.

TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.

Tuesday • • • • 19
Wed nesday..2o
Thursday. • • •21
Friday, - • •22
Saturilay ..23
SUNDAY —.24
Monday .....25

31. Nr. 1 n. M.
11 13 1 11 29
11 45
0 2
0 33
1 4I 1
136 1
2 10

;'estirals, 4c,

F. I.
15 7
16 5
16 11
17 1
17 0
16 8
16 0

Shrove Tuesday.—Cam. T.
Ash Wednesday. [div. m.
V Nuts sets 9h 12m. even.

Mars rises 9h 34m morn.
Mars sets 21► 22m morn.
Ist Sunday in Lent—St Mat.
[Duke of Camb. born.