The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-18 00:00:00

THE LATE GALES.

The wind blew so tremendously, on Tuesday, that the Bris-
tol and Newport steam-packets, after two attempts, could not
succeed in making the passage from Bristol to Newport, and
were obliged to put back. The packet cane in ou Wednesday,
having experienced a severe passage.
SIIIPWRLCK WITH Loss OF LIVES.—We lament to state that
on Tuesday last, between twelve and two o'clock, in a heavy
gale of wind, the sloop Edward of Bristol, from this port, with
50 tons of coal on board, three seamen, brothers, named Weeks,
and a passenger (name unknown), gut on shore on the eastern
point of Newport river, where she was completely wrecked,
and all on board perished! The following. day the body of
one of the men (Henry Weeks) was found not far from the
wreck. On the inquest, no evidence was elicited how the ves-
sel was lost; and the verdict returned was Drowned.—illerihyr
Guardian.
LYTHANI, June 14th, 1833.—The Allemand (brig,) Captain
Ferrara, of Genoa, bound from Liverpool to Genoa, with cotton,
hardware, &c., is sunk opposite the village of Lytham—crew.
saved.
The Industrie (galliotte) Capt. F. Porlevotte, of Kn iphausen,
bound from Liverpool for Rotterdam and Amsterdam, with
rock salt, is on the Horse Bank; the vessel is broken in two—
crew saved, except one man.
.The Eupheznia, Cant. Beck, of Stromness, bound frog:
vcrpool to Sligo, with a general cargo, is ou shore about three
miles along the beach N. W. of Lytham—crew saved—vessel
and cargo expected to be saved without much damage.
POULTON, I?ItIDAY.—This place and neighbourhood was vi-
sited by one of the most severe storms ever witnessed on a Bri-
tish coast, on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The wind was in
a westerly direction, and it blew a complete hurricane—every
thing gave way to its fury; the havoc and destruction com-
mitted on the houses, trees, and fields is immense in this part of
the country, for never before was such destruction ever wit-
nessed in the month of June. The ocean presented one con-
tinued scene of magnificence and terror; and it is to be feared
that the entire crew of one ill-fated vessel has become the victim.
of its fury. This vessel was seen standing for Wyre, but. be-
fore it had made its entrance it was observed to suddenly dis-
appear, and all on board, it is awfully conjectured, perished.
We are happy to observe that in the case of the other vessels it
has been attended without loss of hie, with the exception of ono
poor mau who met with a watery grave and has since been
which is
washed up at Lytham. The shore on Wednesday presented a.
pitiable scene; scattered portions of the unhappy vessels coin-
. pletely lining the beech. A stetrhneofstaer vesselof
port of Belfast," and a boat, nijia.rkEe.d.
" Donaghadee, Andrew Smirk," has been washed up, the crew
of which vessel are supposed to have met with a watery grave.
A vessel sunk off the Knot-end; crew drowned. But the most
surprising event ever heard of on these shores remains yet to be
told. About four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, during the
midst of the storm, when it was expected that a boat could not
live for a single moment, a boat was observed making for the
shore, manned by two men, and though the breakers were run-
ning very high, miraculously landed, and the men escaped with
their lives.
On Tuesday, a party of two men, Mr. John Thompson, jud.
of Stalmine, and a Thomas Curran, shoemaker, of the same
place, set out from the Knott End in an open boat, intending
to go over to Peel, a distance of about 15 miles; but no intelli-
gence has been since beard of them, excepting that their boat
has been washed up at Heysham, near Lancaster, and they
themselves, it is doubtful, have met their deaths, as this is ail
the intelligence that can be learnt up to Friday, at three
o'clock, the time when our account. lett Poulton. The rain.
during the storm, descended in torrents, laying all thelow lands
under water. The damage dOne by the storm in the fields and
gardens is immense, but the former in particular ; the wheat has
suffered in great measure, the greater part of the ears of which
are entirely beaten off, but whether the crops have suffered
more inlaild we have not been able to learn, as we are now
speaking of those lands annaiximating the coast. Durint, the
violence of the gale two houses were blown down at South
Shore, near Blackpool, besides other damage of minor import-
ance in that neighbourhood. Several boats from Blackpool
have been out to reconnoitre, since writing the above, and by
the account given, several more wrecks are on the coast, as they
passed mane that were sunk. It is expected that a great many
of the dead bodies of the sufferers wit! be washed up in a few
days.
LANCASTER, JIVE 14.—The gale on Tuesday blew down
several trees in this neighbourhood, and did considerable
damage on the coast; there is a Dutch vessel, called the Norge,
wrecked at Heysham, and no hands on board of her; two men
were drowned yesterday, returning from the wreck, by their
boat upsetting. It is said that tau or three bodies have been
washed on shore.—!'resters

There are a set of scoundrels connected with the metropolitan
press—the off-scouring of society, who for sixpence would upset
a coach, sink a man-of-war, burn down a house, or trample au
old woman to death by a mad bull iu Staithfield.—True Sui'.
THE COUNTRY BANKLRS.—A correspondent assures us that
in addition to the bankers surrendering periodically all account
of their issues and assets, they Avill :tiso be compelled to diet
themselves according to Act Parliament ; not to drink strong-
exciting wines which may mislead their judgment, and thus
endanger their solveucy ;—to eat meats that arc light and easy
of digestion, to enable them to sleep well :—not to marry un-
der a certain age ;—and not to many at all without, firs., wal-
ing known their intentions, and the name of their intended, to
commissioners about to he named, consisting of Mr. Marry-at,
Sergeant Marry-whether, and others. For every bey that may
afterwards be born, 1:1(X) deposit to be paid into his Majesty's.
exchequer, aul for every girl to be invested. in the funds
for the benefit of the children until they attain the age of 21.
Every child to he inoculated, and a statement of its ailments
to be forwarded every six months to the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, to be consiuered as a confidential document. By these
means it is to be hoped the bunking business will be placed on
a solid basis. Our correspondent adds that the above regula-
tions refer only to country bankers. The London bankers Will
be allowed to have the care of as much money as they eau col-
lect together, without any security, and to inoculate the child-
ren or not, as they please—and afterwards to fail or not as
they please. Adyenttners also in Loudon will be allowed vi
contract loans for foreign States, and afterwards pay neither
principal or interest, as they please, without sending coniideu-
tial stalnmeuts to Lord littlsorp. It is only the country bank
era who do not know how to manage their affair* who were tka,
cause of the panic in 1.a5, and of the high tide in 1824, that
his Majuty's geveraineut WO: it necessary to - legislate ter.
—Awe.

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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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Vot-eo C•orntr. this honourable order; awl that you would in consequence of
this my request, speedily issue forth a particular warrant for me i...-" Dipping InttUigtnrc. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
-..210.,......_ jiliarkttO. '
......„,„......_ to be invested wine this noble "Croix de Pillory." Some such ---.01....._._
Friday, Jane 14, 1833. --....espe--
"'Though He slay me, yet will I trust in I 1 -n."-Job zia, 15. institution as the above-mentioned' has long been wanting in TRADE OF...LIVERPOOL.
___-aaama.-__ this kingdom. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is £ e d £ s d DUTIES. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 14.
accessible, that a readv conveyance is not aflarded from this enter- ARGOLS, per cwt
God of my life, my hope, my fear, "And since by you, my Lords, the English name is now prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our White e 22og 2 16 0 cd 7 cwt. have There has been again a good demand for SUGAR,. and 950 hhds. B. P.
In whom alone is all my trust, melted down to tintain, and liberty wrested from our hands is, distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to Red llB- 2 12 0 e been disposed of at full prices, with 200 bags low white Bengal.
I feel the closing hour draw near with great propriety, trusted to the keeping of Scotch justices which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as ASIIES, per cwt. - at 595., 150 bags fine white Burdwan, at 655., and 350 bags Mauritius.
and court boroughs, leave us not naked of every honourable follows, viz. :- POT, U. States' •• 0 0 0- 0 0 0 -In Foreign the only sales are 200 brls. Paraiba and Pernambuco, at
That gives this fainting frame to dust.l 3 9- 1 4. 6 Amer. 6.r. ets cwt. 21s. ere 25s.eel cwt.-3IOLASSES are in fair demand at steady prices,
distinction ; give us this badge in lieu of what you have taken NEW YORK-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the Canada
year. Observe-There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, PEARL, U. States'.. - 1 7 0 Brit. Plant. free. and the boilers have taken 2•20/puns.. consisting of Demerara, at 255.
Like the tired hart, at bay I stand, from us, that we may afford a striking proof to sonic future and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the Canada, 1 6 6- 1 7 0 6d., and St. Vincent, at 265. 9d. na 275. V cwt. all off the quay.-
Thy toils hare compass'd me around ; Montesquieu, how true it is, that the spirit of liberty may sur- American inland postage is not demanded as formerly, oil letters to BARILLA, per ton k COFFEE.-There has been a very general enquerifor Plantation by the
vive the constitution ; and that, though it is possible for an in- be forwarded after their arrival in New York. Alicant 0 0 0- 0 0 0 trade, but the chief holders not being disposed to realize at present
I wait the death-stroke from thine hand. rates, the sales consequently' are to a limited extent, comprising only
BERRIES, itte Cu t. • famous royal favourite, by corruption of, and with the assistance PitiLanetrn TA-On the Bth and 20th of each month.
And stoop resign'd to meet the wound. BOSTON-On the sth and 211th, usually. Turley, Yellow llO- 2 0 0 e 120 casks Jamaica, and 70 bags of Demerara, at an advance of fully Is.
of, an iniquitous prerogative judge, to harass and drive in- Sts # Mt. 4, cwt. in the clean ordinary descriptions. Of Foreign a small lot of
4 5 0 - 6 10 0
Yet one fond wish still warms my soul, suited liberty from our arms; yet suli she finds a refuge from frequent,OTHEß PARTS or THE UNITED STATES-The conveyances are Persian.
fair ordinary Brazil, sold at 555. V cwt.-Nothing done in GINGER.-
Towhich she never can be expelled-a freeman's heart." but merchants usually send their letters by way of New BRIMSTONE, V ton.
50 basis Brazil COCOA sold at 215., 300 bags PIMENTO, at 41d. 'id 4sd.,
thee in humblest hope exprest. York Sicily, Re l4 10 0 -15 0 0 1
IN. 4, 'ton- and 3ao bags black PEPPER, at 31d. V lb.-Rua-There has been a
We shall close this verbiage with his character of Wilkes, HavaxNall-On the sth of each month. Observe-Letters are for- Tuscan l5 10 0 -16 0 0
• That ere the darkening shadows roll pretty general enquiry for Rum, but the transactions have been con-
which even the notorious habits of the man did not prevent warded, also, by way of New York. CLOVER SEED, ly cwt.
To close me in their final rest. American 2 10 .0 - 3 0 0 , fined to 300 puns., in consequence of holders not being inclined to
him from publishing. "It is not sufficient that he pay an in_ MONTREAL on the 24th of each month during the Seasoee, e
Dutch red.. -- 30 0 }XI 4fe awe. sell; the sales ate common Leeward, 15..9d. ee Is. 10d. Jamaica, 16s.
Thou wonldst some worthier aira inspire, violable regard to the laws; that he be a man of the st.rictest and EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND I3RITISH WEST Anita
ISLANDS-There are usually monthly conveyances. French & German white e 2 15 0 - 3 5 0 ere 20 IV cent. over proof, 2s. 4d. 0 2sescl., 34 a 35 V' cent. O.P. 2s.
most animpeached honour; that he be endowed with superior COCHINEAL, clee lb, in bond ' i Ild. ee 3s. 2d., strung Demerara, good quality, 2s. Oil. a 2s. i Id. le
Some living energy impart,Rio es JANEIRO
SO thi! Ist and 6thl of each month. , ,
abilities and qualifications ; that he be blessed with a benevolent, OTHER PARTS gOF ._ OUTH AMERICA-Not regular but frequent. Slivergallon.-Of RICE 3,300 bags have been sold at 13s. for ordinary, up to
Some holier spark of purer fire * OO
77
69
-- 00
78
93
ei
Fr" 07.6: •
4r 1 b 15s, for fine Bengal in bond.
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generous, noble, free soul; that he be inflexible, incorruptible, and GENOA AND LEGIIORN-On the Ist and 16th -of each month. Black
Rekindling in my dying heart. brave; that he prefers infinitely the public welfare to his own LISBON-On the Ist and 16th of each month, COCOA, els cwt in bond. The demand for INDIGO is very animated, and an advance of Is. e
interest, peace and safety ; that his life be ever in his hand, OPOIITO-Every 3 weeks. Brazil. . - 1 2 0 Is. 3d. 4P its. has been obtained upon the currency of the last sales
here. The quantity now advertised for sale on the 20th instant is 521
That when removed from grief and pain. N.!irees wee SiciLy-Every 3 weeks. Trinidad
ready to be paid down cheerfully fur the liberty of his country;B. P. 2d. chests.-An advance of 15e. a 20s. 4, cwt. has been established ;a
This fragile farm on earth shall lie, and that he be danntless and unwearied in her service-all this .4YRNA AND CONSTANTIN (7) PLE-Eve.ry 3 weeks.
. Carescas
COFFEE, V cwt, in bond. SHELL LAC; the sales amount to 190 chests at £5 75. 60. ei £7 17s.
02 08 09 ---
02 108 09
6d. V cwt. according to quality ;better prices have also been obtained
Some happier effoit may remain avails him nothing." Yet those. outrages on truth and public -
Jamaica, ordinary 3 0 0 - 4 6 0
FRIDAY, 14th June.-Noon Wind N.-Fair. for LAC DYE and SAFFLOWER; about 40 chests of the former have
To touch one human heart with joy. knowledge went down with faction as fact, and Wilkes was a Good and line ord... - 4 12 0
A sloop. supposed to be the Susan, sunk off Southporth 12th June, Mid. and good mid 413- 5 5 0 been disposed of at Is. 21d. ei Is. 4d. for ordinary to fair quality, and
martyr. One brief passage which was truth,. must be given. and has since gone to pieces ; crew drowned.ls. 51.1. ea Is. Bd. V lb. for Rel, and BB &Co marks, and 40 bales of
One nobler precept to bestow, Pine mid and fine 5 7 0 - 5 13 0
It shows what sacrifices will be made to the insane avarice of The Norge, Backer, hence for Tronsberg, sailed on the 10th inst, the latter at £6 15s, ere £7 7s, 63. V cwt. in bond, for middling and
Dutch, Re' 6d. V lb
One kind and generous wish reveal popular agitation. " Even I, my countrymen, who now address was lost 12th inst. near Heysham, crew supposed to have perished. , good unlit 395. 4P cwt., in bond, has 'been obtained for MUNIEET.
Ordinary 3 0 0- 3 17 0
To bid the breast with virtue glow. , myself to you,-I, who am at present blessed with peace, with The Port Glasgow, Ilutchinson, for Demerara, and the Lima Good and fine ord... .e3lBO - 4 1 0 -Considerable business has been done in SALTPETRE at improved
To love, to pity, and to feel; happiness, and independence, a fair character and an easy for- Packet, Cunningham, hence for Trinidad, was spoken 31st ult. in Mid, and good mid 42- 4 13 0 prices ; the sales reach 2,500 bags at 335. 6d. 40s. V e at,
lat. 46 o , long. 13. DYE-worms. -There is still but a moderate demand fur all kinds ;
tune, am at this moment forfeiting them all." Tiphys, Gallichan, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 30th May, Fine mid. and fine 4lo- 4 13 0
of Canapeache Loewooriso tons sold at £7 155., 50 tons of Jamaica
To soothe the ills it cannot cure, Havana 2 13 0- 2 18 0
For this scandalous performance, in which he was palpably at DJ a£6 lbs. ; ti carp of &militia Fesne was offered to-day,.
The sufferer's injuries redress ; angling. for prosecution, he was not punished. It may have in lat. 45 13, long. 45 40.
The Margaret Hielnield, Thom, hence for Genoa, was spoken 16th St. Domingo 214- 2 15 0 }le. 3d.
Avheu only 20 tons sold at £7 10s.; about 23 tons of middling Lima
Brazil and Laguira. 2 lo 0 - 2 16 0
And through life's various channels pour NICARAGR A WOOD sold at £2O 55., 10 tons of pod sold Rio de la
3 14 0 - 4 0 0
been thought too contemptible to attract the resentment of nii- ult. in lat. 36 10, long. 7 30. Mocha
COTTON, 4, lb. Hache, at £lB, and £2O now demanded; some trifling sales made in
The living stream of happiness. sisters. And thc accident of his undertaking the care of the SAILED :-Jupiter, Bute.hre, for laanzeg-Nimrod, Barrett,, Bose
son of a Mr. Taylor iu his neighbourhood, on a tour of Italy, ton-Nestor, Crawford, Miraraaeln- Tropic, Rich, New a ork-C RC,
Briant, Bay Chaleur-Protector, Lewis, New Orleans-Clemente, Sea Island Georgia 0 1 01,- 0 1 10 - BARWOOD and Cemwooh lit steady prices.-There is some little im-
rovement in the price of Tuneeeeriee, Ifs. 7d. having been given for
Then, though in cold oblivion laid, fora time withdrew him from his pursuit of fine and pillory. De Hann, Antwerp-Thomas Mellor, Hubback, Bahia-Marie, Mul- Stained d 0... 0 0 8i- 0 0 111 900 brls. of very good quality.-No sales have occurred in Tee, but
Some secret beam of heavenly et)* - Bat. the first step which he took on his arrival in France den, Dordt-Swiftsure, Wilds, Constantinople-Ajax, Classon, Pernau Upland do.. .. - 00 84 600 to 700 brls. American will be brought forward next week by
i . rna 0 0 74- 0 0 Se e
May pierce the dark incumbent shale. chewed how comp,etely he was already disqualified for his sa- 7---N% ohlfarth. Basker, Rotterdam -Ledy Charlotte, ArCarthy, Africa
0 0 7a-- 0 0 8e es public sale.-Montreal Pat Asnes are rather lower ; 150 brls. have
And warm the dust that rests below. cred profession. He threw off his black coat, figured in the -Alexander, Leeds,. Baltimore-Juene, Gabrille, Larnirrane Bence- eAloabbile '
0 0 74- 0 010 e, been sold at 235. 9d. 'a 245. 61; in Montreal Pearl Ashes there are no
lona-Anna Christina, Erickson, Copenhagen-Italy, sales to communicate, neither are there any sales of States' Ashes.-
Most gaudy habiliments of that gaudy time and country, I ernambucco 0 0 94- 0 0 101 4,
Chieftain, Nooney, Montreal-Celia, Davidson, Quaesc-Jaeoba, De • No sales to report of Feexseen or CLOVERS EED, nor of BEES' WAX.-
liichie: Jaya- New, Orleins
Aricati & Ceara OO- 0 0 10 " This mouldering form from God that came, and was a coxcomb even in the land of coxcombs. The list of Grott, Rotterdam-Isabella, Thompson, Laguayra-Fmu Frederica, Bahia ft Macaio.... - 00 91 "e7iee A few small sales of Quirecentors BARK have been made at 11s. 4P
An instrument at his command, his wardrobe, which he consigned to the care of Wilkes at Pa- Biandt, Pernau--Demerara, Din:imam, Demerara-Globe, Storr, cwt.-The demand for Hines is exceedingly limited, and prices of
efaranharn 0 0 91- 0 0 10 e•
'Waits silent yet, throueli all its frame, ris, ou his return to England in the following year, is a satisfac- Bahia-Jane, May, Gibraltar. r. a
SaWeinned ditto • 0 0 84- 0 0 9 ...lies nearly all descriptions may be quoted at a decline of fully ed. clr fb. ;
The impulse of its Master's hand. tory display of the giddy and indecorous vanity of the man.
SATURDAY. 15th June.-Noon. Wind S.-Fair. Mina OO- 0 0 0 - the principal transactions comprise 1,050 dry Rio Cow and Ox at 74d.
a 810., 4,990 ditto wormed at ed. a 74d., 1,450 dry salted Brazil at
"Daert S IR,-According to your permission I leave with you- Para• e
0 0 84- 0 0 91 ees
aastivee.-Diary, Pincell, from Messina-Duke of Athol, Dawson,sal. 400 dry Valparaiso at 71d. fa 7ed., 1,000 dry -African Kips at 74d.
Smite, Lord! this frame shall own thy poiret One suit of scarlet and gold cloth ! One suit of white arid sal- Charente and Whitehaven-Popplewell, Jones, Portaferry. Denierara & Berbice 0 0 9e- 0 0 101 ee ea 7i.d, per lb.-No sales of Neutria or Chinchilla SKINS. -No trans-
And every trembling chord reply; ver cloth ! One suit of blue and silver carnblet ! One suit of Several small vessels are on shore, bottom up, near Blackpool. Barbadoes. • - 00 84 aa actions to notice in HOIISI HAIR, and nothing done in OAK BARK.-
Common West India 0 0 71- 0 0 94 -- e
Smite, Lord ! and in my latest hour, flowered silk! One suit of black silk ! One black velvet, sur- Crews drowned. e e There has been a fair business done in TOBACCO, and the sales amount
Bahama 0 0. 80- 0 0 101 ea, es° to about 260 hhds., consisting of a few Mids. of Virginia leaf, 64 of
This falling frame shall ring with joy I tout. ! If you have any fellow-feeling, you cannot but be kind Thos. Mellor, for Bahia, passed Holyhead, at 10 a.m.
Chieftain,for Montreal, do yesterday Cartha,gena 0 0 61- 0 0 61 er. stemmed, with 18 of Kentucky stemmed to the trade, 20 of Virginia
Life of Fr Roscoe. to ,them, since they too, as well as yourself, are outlawed in
Celia, for Quebec, do do 9 a.m. Smyrna . 0 0 71- 00 71 (se?, leaf and stemmed for Ireland, and 150 of Virginia stemmed for re-sale.
England; and on the same account, their superior worth. I Alexander, for Baltimore, do do Egyptian .... .... 0 0 100- 0. 011 ',
am, my dear sir, your very affectionate humble servant, Lady Charlotte, for Africa, do do half-past 3 p.m. Surat. 0 0 51- 00. 6,1 4 MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has on the whole
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LITERATURE. "JOHN II 0 RNE." Jane and„Ellen, Grill-UK from London .for this port, lost anchor Bengal 0 0 54- 00 51 been dulL BRIMSTONE has been selling in small parcels without any
alteration in priees.-For SUMAC there is only a limited enquiry, and
DYEWOODS, V ton.
He had sought an intercourse with Wilkes immediately on and cable in the Downs. -''
_ 766
110(61 000 in Amens or (3REAM of TARTAR the sales have not been to any great
his arrival in Paris; and through a letter from one Cotes, who Magnet, Sullivan, hence llu•ccauebee, was spoken in lat. 51 0. .
sLt.O.GDIToOmQ.D:t Jamaica.ilonduras 66 06
00 --___
extente-Memiees and MADDER Rooes are steady. and are in fair
We are so accustomed to law-making on superficial is characteristically described as a "politician and wine-mew- long. 1512.
Stormont, -, hence for Dundee, was wrecked on the 12th ia- Cartipeachyrequest.-The few sales made in OLIVE OIL have been at previous
and partial views of the most important questions of na- chant, who had recently become a bankrupt, by his steadily sup- stant off Southport. Crew savetL FUSTIC, Jamaica 7O 10 0 _
o o 0 rices, but the demand is languid, and buyers take it only in small
1 eFthr°lB.erettli.4s,a7.
lots.-Fot VALONIA there is some enquiry, but at lower rates than
tional polity-so ready to follow any Will o' th' Wisp porting the cause of patriotism,"-"patriotism" patriotism " having always Fame, Hargreaves, from Calcutta, at St. Helene' 23th April. Cuba .. •
. . holders generally are inclined to accept.-About 40 tuns SEAL OIL, of
that may flicker before our eyes, and so apt to be capti- allovaViaeanti Jorge,rom Macao atLisben in 123 days.
prodigious propensity to cheat its creditors was received Langley, , ,
hence ~ ,Spanish.. - 8 0 0 J
last year's fishery, but just landed, have been disposed of from the
with peculiar favour. Wilkes promised to correspond with llebe,
quay at £27 for pale, and coloured at proportionate rates.-The trans-
vateci by the ravings of or the crude absurdities Reform, Courier, from Tobago at Grenada. BARWOOD, Angola 9 10 0 -10 0 0
insanity him,-an honour which Horne appreciated. so highly, that heactions in Newfoundland COD OIL are to the extent of 50 tuns at £25
Gaboon - 8 0 0
of mere theorists, that we are never surprised at the pass-Hortensia, Heine, hence at Virginia.
G .£25 10s. mostly from the quay.-BRED Oils are without alteration.
commenced the correspondence. by this general and most ex- NICARAGUA WOOD, ss. V ton.
ing of any act of Parliament, however impolitic or ridi- traordinary disburtherting of his soul. John and William, Bulsan, hence at St. Andrew N.B.
Adventure, Cuthbertson, hence at Lisbon. Solid lB 0 0 -20 0 0 -Little has been done in PALM OIL, and the price is unvaried.-Or e
ct.llotls, if it has only been clamoured fur by those "To JOON WILKES, Esq., Paris. Emily, Smith, hence off Oporto. Large Rough l4 0 0 -15 0 0 of TURPENTINE continues in limited request.-'the business done in
who lead the people. "Montpelier, Jan. 3, 1766. Robert Finnic, Downing, from Pernambuco at Falmouth, sailed 27th Small
sale.-The demand for TALLOW is brisk, and an advance of 6d. V cwt.
"Exc-,ssiye taxation" and " the distresses of the "Dear Sir,--1 well recollect our mutual engagement at part- April. FLAX 417 ton.
SAILED :-Barbadian, Nagle, for Barbadoes-Winwick, Blair, Mon- Petersburgh, 12-head 4O 00- 0 0 0 has been realized; the stock here is now in a very small compass, the
•no, and most willingly proceed to fulfil my part of the engage-44 0 0 -75 0 0 Id. V cwt. consumption being greater than usual by the Soap trade, in tonne-
were were the war cries of both Whigs and Radicals, laierin' it treat- Mary Catherine, .Tones ; Lady East, Strachen, and Edward Dutch
quence of the reduction in duty having occasioned a demand for the
Colston Hamond, New South Wales-Catharina, Rentes, and Gute Rite', P. T R 4l 0 0- 0 0 0
when there was but a slight shade of difference in their " You are now entering into a correspondence with a parson, Dollemite, Rotterdam-Grecian, Young. St. PetersburgLEmulous, FLAXSEED, v lshd. better qualities of Soap.
political opinions- -Sow this distress is to be alleviated and lam greatly apprehensive lest that title should disgust; but Scott, St. Vincent-Betsey, Cole, Stettin-Paul, Maas, Tonsberg- American .. .
and the puialic burdens lightened by a gift of twenty mil- c-i,•ive me leave to assure you, lam not ordained a hypocrite. It Tay, M'Cready, New York-Clarita De Alma, Cadiz-Triumvirate, GINGER, v cwt. in bond,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 14.
lions to the West India planters, that slavery may be abo- is true I have suffered the infectious hand of a bishop to be Gren, Newfoundland-Leopold lst, De Vries, Antwerp-Superb, Jamaica, white
Sprineer Quebec. black. 3 10 0- 8 2 6
0 0 0- 0 0 0 I ls. 6d. per Cat. In the early part of the week the demand for Cotton was very ani-
lislied. Let us suppose the abolition act passed, the waved over me, whose imposition like the sop given to Judas, is - " ' East India 1 6 0-1 16 6 mated from dealers, spinners, and speculators, and large sales were
only a signal for' the devil to enter!'
trifling sum of compensation money raised and paid- " I allow that, usually at that touch, fugiunt pudor, verumque, ARRIVED :-Cassander, Davenport, from New Orleans-Lady Dur- Riga Rhine. 29 00- 0 0 0 almost exclusively to the trade, and the market closes at the extreme
will slavery then be at an end ? Wfll the son of Philippe fldesTie; in quorum subeunt locum fraudes, dolique, insidim- ham, Penriee, Africa-Highlander, -, Paraiba-Parker, hisien, Petersburgh, clean 26 10 0-0 0 0 511d* quotations of last week for American, and ed. V lb. advance for other
Demerara-Othin, Henruper, Finland-William Russell, Bruce, Per- BIDES Vlb per cwt.
descriptions. By public auction to-day the Sea Islands went off with
Egalitd follow our example ? Will the Americans pass a quo, ere. &e. ; but I hope I have escaped the contagion ; and nambueo-Niagara ,-, Maranham-lanthe, Brown, Newfound- West balk, *dry 0 0 54- 00 6 •
if I have not, if you should at any time discover the black spot land-William, with cotton from the Diana. spirit at an advance of 10. to id, 4P lb. upon last week's sales. 3,500
congressional resolution "that man can have no property Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 7- 0 011 B. P. dry 2s. 4d. American and 1,000 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 300
inliis fellow man ?" Will they fraternize with, or admit under the tongue, pray, kindly assist me to conquer the preju- Boling, -, from Newport for Liverpool, is on shore near St. Salted, 0 0 41- 005! , ?pet Is. 2d. American for export.
dices of education and profession." David's head, and is discharging her cargo. Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 54 0 0 6 >For. dry 4s. Bd,
their niggers to the rights of citizenship ?or will the With these sentiments, it cannot be doubted that he was com- A brig about 300 tons, supposed to -be English, was run down on North America, salted 0 0 4e- 00 4 wet 2s. 4d.
other potentates of either hemisphere in whose domi- pletely equipped for a popular career. the 20 instant, in St. George's Channel, by the Ajax, Heim, for New East India OO- 0 0 7 i V met, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
York •, all hands perished. Horse, itr hide 0 6 6- 0 8 6 Front the Bth inst. to this day inclusive.
nions slavery prevails declare that all men are equal, and But the denouement of this profligate confidence was incom- Elizabeth, Alexander, from Belfast for this port, put into White- IVORY, V ewi.
that there shall no longer be vassal, serf, or slave ? We parably in keeping. Horne, in the pride of knowledge, had haven 12th instant, with loss of bulwarks. Ist, 2nd and. 3rd. 24 0 0 -30 0 0 SALES. Current IMPORTS.
were led into these reflections by the perusal of Captain shown in a , paragraph of the letter,, that he was acquainted Mary Russell, Newman, from Barbadoes for Cork, put into Antigua 4th and sth .. . ... 22 0 0 -26 0 0 ils• cat. duty peed.
Leonard's Voyage to Western' Africa, from which we with 1 likes s attempt to obtain the I urkish embassy, and also 21st April, leaky, and was discharging. Scriveiloes
DESCRIPTION, this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
the negotiation with the Rockingham ministry, for a sum to be Jupiter, Kyle, from St. John, N. 8.., for. Cork, put into Shelburn. INDIGO, V lb. - ----
make the following extract :- N.S. 14th May; with several feet of water in her hold. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 6 0- 0 6 6 e Sea Island Georgia.... 10300 630 121 d 220
paid to him by its members, as hushmoney, or a bribe to keep Rockers,
him out of the country. Those intrigues were the secrets of lat. 46, long,Sgth, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 28th May, in
. Blue andFineViolet 0 6 0- 0 6 9 I Stained Ditto ll4O, 20 84 - 114 14373 181549
"Darin; the month of October MO, his Ma'esty's brig `theOrdin. & arid .040- 0 4 ,9 4r ib Upland Diet.) 147780 11300 71 -8e
50390 3640
Black Joke,' boarded five French vessels withjl6s2 ,slaves on Wilkes's soul, and he was equally surprised and indignant at Vanguard, Walker, hence for Monte Video, was spoken 13th April, Violet & Copper.... 046- 0 5 3 Tad' Alabama 74 -84
board from river Bonny alone, and in the next month there their coming upon him in the shape of a commonplace come- in lat. 16, S. long. 33, W. . Copper O5- 0 5 6 I Mobile..~ -
1810014 /23576 188923
were ten French vessels lying spondence with a rambling parson ;in his wrath he disdained r.Syle, Horsley, hence for Newfoundland, was lost previous to the Ordinary.... ...... 046- 0 4 9 J New Orleans 1 1022(0i 83808: 7ii -10
in the Old Calabar River, ready- 15th i I aee Caraccas, Floras duty pd. 0 5 9 - 0 6 0 Pernambuco 17950
to take slaves on board, the smallest of which would embarkfeur to continue the correspondence, but in his craft, which never Saguenay, Blake, from Barbadoes, at Maranham. Sobres 04- 0 5 6 Ag , ~, Aricati & Ceara.
hundred. ' The Black Joke' dared not, detain one of them .;_ in- slept, he determined that the letter should be forthcoming anima, do. Cortes 03- 0 4 6 - ' '''' Bahia and Macaio 13740 1900' 81 -91 14195.
deed according to the letter of the treaty the officer commandingAPDonald, hence at
against the writer. Horne, mortified at the neglect, on Fredericka, Vanderkirkhoven, hence at Ostend. Guatimala 03- 0 6 9 elaranharn 9l -10 )
her was not permitted even to board a'v'essel under French cos his return through Paris, took an opportunity of enquiring Mercur, Smith, hence at do. MADDER V cwt. . Sawginned i 24140 1900 si _ e I 27193
lours. So complete is the immunity of slave vessels sailing un- " why his letter had been left unanswered." 'Wilkes made Boykett, Shotten, hence at Bordeaux. Crops - 4 5 0 Mina. •
der the French deg, owing to the disabilities under which Blitish some jesting excuse. Horne, now first conscious that. he Champion, Stevens, hence at Lisbon.
Sally, Ditchburn, hence at Newfoundland. Ombros
Gamenes. . 3 2 0-3 12 0 , ~,
118 0-2 18 0 '''" " - Para 240 84 - 91
Demerara & Berbice.. 1310 170 94 - 10,1 1301
ships-of-war labour, and the perfect idleness aud inactivity of the had fallen into slippery hands, demanded his letter. Wilkes Nile, Through. hence at do. Mulls Ol5- 1 10 0 Barbadoes 250 50 84 -84
Gallic squadron, that before long, there is not a doubt but the had his answer ready :" He had never received it." The Economy, Diu) he, hence at do. MAD. ROOTS, met. Common West India 3040 30 71 a- al } 387 2990
tri-colour--she banner of liberty-the vindicator of the rights of treachery was palpable; but the glory even of having been Perseverance, Gibson, from Bahia, at Antwerp. Turkey 2190-2 19 .6 e ls. 64. Bahama 2O ei - 104
man, under whose auspices so many diabolical murders have tricked by the "Man of the People," was too important to French 212 0-2 14 0 1 1r cwt. 64 - 64 371
been perpetrated and such mad acts of injustice committed ;- the rising patriot to be cast away for any personal insult, MONDAY, 17th June.-Noon, Wind S.W.-Fair.. . MUNJEET, 4? ewe Carthagena ....... ... . 1810 .
Smyrna l2O 130 74 - 74 40 229
the oi-colour will ere long be the only flag employed to carry and the parties separated with the blandest cordiality.- ARRIVED :r-Isabel, Griffith, from Barbadoes-St. Josephine Fah- East India, in bond
eon, Valencia-Jens ' alinbereie Allude, Armiset, DrontheineLArk, MOLASSES, 4-r cwt. 1180- 2 0 0 -Is. M. V cwt. Egyptian ...... .... .. 7740 1040 101 -11 2169
on the slave trade, and under it it win flourish unless France Horne had no sooner arrived in London than he found his Smallbridge, Cadiz and Dublin. West India, B. P 1 3 6- 1 5 6 -9s. eis Net. Surat and Madras .... 43710 1330 54 - 61
llenTal. 1370 54 - 54 13624
948
is forced to grant the right of search on thecoast f Africa, and letter everywhere staring him in the face. Wilkes had shown ,Also arrired:-Mary Brade, Greaves, from Plymouth-Preston, OILS, V 252 gals. Sea Island V public 1370 121 -18
0.
the right to capture all vessels under her flag fitted for the re- it to every body, with a direct menace, that if the writer made Leonard; Vintage, Frazer, and Mentor, Demster, Dublin-Boyne, Cod - 111
ceptiou of slaves, or having such actually on- board The Kin,* any disturbance on the subject, it should appear in print, and Maguire, Drogheda-Henry Bell, and George IV., (steamers) Newry. Seal, pale, . ..
24 0 0 -28 .0 0 Is. tr ton, day. -
of Loane.o informed the officers of his al ' h. . 4 thus minister to his universal fame. Amelia Matilda, Lelly, hence at Africa. Whale, (without casks.)„ 0 0 0- 0 0 0 438670 32840 38376 451442
:nesse'. ft-an ' Primrose_' 111. r, Vcalann li.sr.n. "s rlarnornrn T ~.....,,...-1 .sill .....//,.. ,-. .... Ann nniT

3'2.- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ' e 9..
JUNE 18., 18—
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Vot-eo C'orntr. this honourable order; and that you would in consequence of
this my request, speedily issue forth a particular vvarrant for me 4...... % „
,bipptng Inttttigtnrc. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
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---me,...._._ • From the ith to tlie 13th June, 1833, inclusive, ~.,),
---.c.—. to be invested wile this noble "Croix de Pillory." Some such Friday, Jssne 1-1, 1833. ---ease,-e- 2 .10an$1,
"'Though 11e slay me, yet will 1 trust in Ilim."-Sola zia, 15. institution as the above-mentioned' has long been wanting in TRADE OF-'LIVERPOOL. By 1 Vessel from Calcutta-1 Africa-2 Demerara- „ ~,,e ,
____-eaaree--. this kingdom. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is X s d 2 s a DUTIES. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 14.
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accessible, that a readv conveyance is not atearded from this enter- ARGOLS, per cwt. guayra-1 Carthagena-11 New Orleans-4 Mobile-10 S,avViero
God of my life, my hope, my fear, "And since by you, my Lords, the English name is now prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our White s 22062 16 0 I 6c/ V met. haThve ebreeehasn dibeieioesneadgao fi na
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In whom alone is all my trust, melted down to eintain, and liberty wrested from our hands is, distane readers. We begin with the United states of America, to Red IIB- 2 12 0 e,
at 595., 150 bags tine white Burdwan, at 655., and 330 bags Mauritius.
I feel the closing hour draw near with great propriety, trusted to the keeping of Scotch justices which packeta of the most splendid description are despatched as ASHES, per cwt. - -111111raarisiefialxle-S-2 ISmOystrnenad*.
and court boroughs, leave us not naked of every honourable follows, viz. :- . POT, U. States' • 0 0 0- 0 0 0 -In Forei,,n the only sales are 200 brls. Paraiba and Pernambuco, at ~,,, 33
That gives this fainting frame to dust. NEw YORK-On the Ist, .
h in the Canada
Bth, 16th, and 24th of eacli mont e _ _ , 13- 1 4 ' 6 Amer. 6s. tia cwt. 21s. aca 2fis.b# ewt.-3loLessEs are in fair demand at steady prices, Argols
distinction ; give us this badge in lieu of what you have taken and the boilers have taken 2•2otpuns.. consisting of Demerara, at 255. Ashes ........................................ .• - •bfle•
year. Obserre-There is a regular mail from New 1 ork to CANADA, r EARL. U. States - 1 7 0 Brit. Plant. free.
Like the tired hart, at hay I stand, from us, that we may afford a striking proof to souse future and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the Canada, 1 6 6- 1 7 0 6d., and St. Vincent, at 265. 9d. 6 275. 4, cwt. all off the quay.- Bark leads. -, scrolls, 60
Thy toils hare compased me around ; Montesquieu, how true it is, that the spirit of liberty may sur- American inland postage is not demanded as formerly, on letters to BARILLA, per ton i COFFEE.-There has been a very general enquerifor Plantation by the Oak. ...................................... -tens, ,
. bales, a-
vive the constitution ; and that, though it is possible for an in- be forwarded after their arrival in New York. Alicant 0 0 0- 0 0 0 trade, but the chief holders not 'being disposed to realize at present Berries -•
Trinidad-1 Puerto Cabenii.wp
. chests,
I wait the death-stroke from thine hand. BERRIES, 4e en 1. rates, the sales consequentlyere to a limited extent, comprising only Borax
. famous royal favourite, by corruption of, and with the assistance PHILADELPIITA-On the Bth and 20th of each month. -s, 362
__ton
And stoop resignel to meet the wound. BosToes-On the sth and 20th, usually. Turkey, Yellow 1 10 0 - 2 0 0 a 120 casks Jamaica, and 70 bags of Demerara, at an advance of fully Is. Brimstone ----
of, an iniquitous prerogative judge, to harass and drive in- i 2*# cwt. V cwt. in the clean ordinary descriptions. Of Foreign a small lot of .. boxes,
450- 6 10 0 Cassia Lienea 1 Odessa-1
Orn it PAR s • s-The conveyances are Persian
E . T_ Or TnE UNITED STATE. . _ ........_
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fair ordinary Brazil, sold at 55.5. V cwt.-Nothing done in GINGER.- C aii tor Oii
Yet one fond wish still warms my soul, suited liberty from our arms; yet sal, she finds a refuge from frequent but merchants usually send their letters by way of New eiRIMSI ONE, ef• ton. .---
which she never can be expelled-a freeman's heart." Sicily, Re l4 10 0 -15 0 0 1 50 bees Brazil CocOA sold at 215., 300 bags PIMENTO, at 41d. 6,4 id.,
casks,-, bales, 14,
To thee in humblest hope exprest. York Cloverseed
10*. 4, ion- and 300 bags black PEFPER, at 31d. atr lb.—Rum.-There has been a
We shall close this verbiage with his character of Wilkes, Ilevexeau-On the sth of each month. Obsetsee-Letters are for- Tusean l5 10 0 -16 0 0 Coehineal bees, --. seNns' 216
' That ere the darkening shadows roll CLOVER SEED, V cwt. pretty general enquiry for Rum, but the transactions have been con- Cocoa brls, - , bags, es
which even the notorious habits of the man did not prevent warded, also, by way of New York. trg
To close me in their final rest. American 2 10 .0 - 3 0 0 , fined to 300 puns., in consequence of holders not being inclined to Coffee, B. P tees. 672, brls. 301, baee
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him from pubtishing. "It is not sufficient that he pay an in- A
_IONTREAL on the 24th of each month during the Season. sell ; the sales mte common Leeward, 15..9d. 6, Is. 10d„ Jamaica, 16s. Foreign bees, 142, brls, -, blia'• 79
Thou wonldst some worthier aim inspire, violable regard to the laws; that he be a man of the strictest and EAsT INDIES, CAFE oF Goon HOPP, AND I3RITISO N. esT .
• I sLANDs-Thc re are usually monthly conveyances. At Note Dutch red.. .. .. .. .. .. 2100-- 3 0 0 X 1 V ewe
F ' h ' h* 5 0 3 5 0 •
renc & German wde‘ 2 1 - 6V IV cent. over proof, 2s. 4d. 6 2sesl, 31 6 354 P cent. O.P. 2s. Logwood tons, 30
most animpeached honour; that he be endowed with superior COCHINEAL if, lb, in bond , Ild. ea 3s. 2d., strung Demerara, good quality, 2s. 9d. 6 23. 1 td. ole Fustie
Some living energy impart, Rio DE JANEIRO-On thii Ist and 16th of each month. . , ,
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abilities and qualifications ; that he be inessed with a benevolent, OTHER PAnTs sz
OF -OuTii AmERICA-Not regular but frequent. Silver . 076- 0 7 9 t ~,, ee ~, gallon.-Of RICE 3,300 bags have been soki at 13s. for ordinary, up to Nicaragua Wood tons, es
Some holier spa.rk of purer tire - 0 8 3 I ele If 10. les, for fine Bengal in bond. tons, ---
generous, noble, free soul; that he be inflexible, incorruptible, and GEN o A AND Leenoße-On the Ist and 16th Of each month. Black Barwood
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Rekindling in my dying heart brave ; that he prefers infinitely the public welfare to hie own LISBON-On the Ist and 16th of each month, COCOA, le ewe in bond. The demand far INDIGO is very animated, and an advance of Is. 6 Camw00d...... ........................... . tons,
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interest, peace and safety ; that his life be ever in his hand, OFoliTo-Every 3 weeks. Brazil. . . - 1 2 0 Is. 3d. 4P lb. has been obtained upon the currency of the last sales Flax mats. -, bale •
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For.6d. 4Ja lb here. The quantity now advertised for sale on the 20th instant is 521 bees, ---
That when removed from grief and pale, Nepees AND Stetee-Every 3 weeks Trinidad 2 8 0-2 18 0 Flaxseed hhils -, qrs. -, n es--
ready to be paid down cheerfully fur the liberty of his country; -,e., . - . . • „•, es 000- 0 0 0 }B. P• 2a. ckests.-An advance of 15a. 6 20s. V cwt. has been establiahed .in
Cervices Flour E. I. sacks, —, bles•' 38
This fragile form on earth shall lie, and that he be danntiess and'unwearied in her service-all tilis SMIRNA AND ....oNsTANTUsoPLE-L..very., %Veen.,
COFFEE, 4je cwt. in bond. SHELL LAC ; the sales amount to 190 chests at £5 75. 6,1. 6£7 17s. Galls .. bags, 1
9,
Some happier effmt may remain avails him nothing." Yet those. outrages on truth and public Jamaica, ordinary 3O- 4 6 0 6d. lia cwt. according to quality ; better prices have also been obtained Ginger barrels, -, bags,
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FRIDAY, 14th June.-Noon Wind N.-Fair. for LAC DYE and SAFFLOWER; about 40 chests of the former have
To touch one human heart with joy. knowledge went (lowa with faction as fact, and Wilkes was a Good and line ord... .. 4 8 0 - 4 12 0 Gum csks, -, bags, --, boxes' ---
A sloo el b 1 S 'lc fl S 1 h leth J
a suppose to et le usan, sup o out mort ~ une, Mid. and good mid.. .. 413 0- 5 5 0 been disposed of at Is. 20. ea, Is. 4d. for ordinary to fair quality, and llemp bundles, -, bales, a,./
martyr. One brief passage which was truth, must be given. and has since gone to pieces ; crew drowned. ls. 51.1. 6 Is. Bd. V lb. for Rel, and BB 3:; Co marks, and 40 bales of
One nobler precept to bestow, Pine mid and fine 5 7 0 - 5 13 0 Hides, Cow and Ox no. 1337, bales, a'e
It shews what sacrifices will be made to the insane avarice of The Norge, Backer, hence for Tronsberg, sailed on the 10th inst. the latter at Re 15s, 617 7s, 62. V cwt. in bond, for middling and bundles, ---
Dutc *
h, Re 6d. V lb ...---
One kind and generous wish reveaL popular agitation. " Even I, my countrymen, who now address was lost leth inst. near Heysham, crew supposed to have perished. ' good quality.-395. 4P cwt., in bond, has 'been obtained for MuNJEET.
. Ordinary 3 0 0- 3 17 0 Horse - bales, -, no•
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To bid the breast with virtue glow, , myself to you,-I, who am at present blessed with peace, with The Port Glasgow, Hutchinson, for Demerara, and the Lima Guod and fine ord... ..• 3180- 4 1 0 -Considerable business has been done in SALTPETRE at improved Horse Hair
To love, to pity, and to feel; happiness, and independence, a fair character and an easy for- Cunnineham hence for Trinidad was s oken 31st ult. in
Packet., ~.: , . P Mid. and good mid.... 420- 4 13 0 prices ; the sales reach 2,500 ha,gs at 335. 6d. 6 40s. V e xt. indigo
chests, 377, avron. ii
lat. 46 .30, long. 13. DvEavooDs. -There is still but a moderate demand for all kinds ; Lac Dye
tune, am at this moment forfeiting them all." Tiphys, Gallichan, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 30th May, Fine mid. and fine 4lO- 4 13 0
of Canapeachy LocwooD,so tons sold at £7 155., 50 tons of Jamaica Lemon Juice casks,
To soothe the ills it cannot cure, For this scandalous performance, in which he was palpably in lat. 45 1.5, long. 45 40. Havana 213 0-2 18 0
at DJ 6 X 6 lbs. ; li. cargo of Sev•anilla Fesne was Mitered to-day, e•••••'
Madders
The sufferer's injuries redress ; angling. for prosecution, he was not punished. It may have The Margaret Hielnield, Thom, hence for Genoa, was spoken lath St. Domingo
Brazil and Laguira. 214- 2 15 0 }la. 3d.
2 10 0 - 2 16 0 when only 20 tons sold at £7 10s.; about 25 tons of middling Lima Madder Roots
.125
And through life'S various channels pour been thought too contemptible to attract the resentment of nii- ult. in lat. 36 10, long. 7 30.
Mocha - 4 0 0 NICARAGrA WOOD sold at £2O ss.e 10 tons of pod sold Rio de la
Molasses
The living stream of happiness. nisters. And thc accident of his undertaking the care of the for Danzie-Nimrod Barrett Bos-
SAILED:-Jupiter, Butehre, . . , .
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COTTON, 41a lb. Hache, at £lB, and 120 now demanded; some trifling sales made in Munjeet
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ton-Nestor Crawford, Miraraachi- Tropic, Rich, 'New I ork-C RC, BARWOOD and CAmwoori It steady prices.-There is some little im- Olive Oil
son of a Mr. Taylor iu his neighbourhood, on a eour of Italy, Briant, Bay' Chaleur-Protector, Lewis, New Orleans-Clemence, See Island Georgia 0 1 01- 0110 ' provement in the price of TURPENTINE, 1 ls. 7d. having been given for es i
Palm Oil els , ,
...
Then, thougli in cold oblivion laid, for a time withdrew him fiona -his puesuit of fine and pillory. De Hann, -Antwerp-Thomas :Mellor, Hubback, Bahia-Marici, Mul- Stained d 0.... 0 0 8f- 0 0 111 900 brls. of vere good quality.-No sales have occurred in TAR, but
U iland do.. .. - 0 0 84 Fish oil cask% -"-
Some secret beam of heavenly ghat,- e Bef the first step which he took on his arrival in France den, Dordt-Swiftsure, Wilds, Constantinople-Ajax, Classon, Pernau I i 600 to 700 brls. Ameriean will he brought forward next week by ..---
Afr• . Alabama 0 0 74 0 0 64 e Pepper
public sale.-Montreal Pat Asints are rather lower ; 150 brls. have
May pierce the dark incumbent shade. ahewed how compeaely he was already disqualified for his sa- Ha% ohlfarth. Basker, Rotterdam-Lady Charlotte, el•Carthy, ica mobile
0 0 7a- 0 0 8e ...: Pimento, W.l hrla. 3, boxes -, balls• 015
been sold at 235. 9d. el 245. 61; in Montreal Pearl Ashes there are no
And warm the dust that rests belovr. cred profession. He threw off his black coat, figured in the -- nrille Lan-Octane Barce- '
Alexander, Leeds, Baltimore-Juerie, Ga „ .. . ,
lons-Anna Chretina, Erickson, Copenhagen-Italy, Melte, Java- ~
New Orleins OO 7i 00 10 •e, sales to communmate, neither are there any sales of States' Ashes.- Rice tes. -, 1 tes., -, E. J. bags, 40
most gaudy habiliments of that gaudy time and country, 1 ernambucco 0 0 91- 0 0 101 4, Rough hags. eii
Chieftain, Nooney, Montreal-Celia, Davidaon, Quebec-Jaeoba, De No sales to report of FeexsEED or CLOVERSEED, nor of BEES' WAX.-
This mouldering form from God that came, and was a coxcomb even in the land of coxcombs. The list of Grote Rotterdarn-Isabella, Thompson, Laguayra-Fmu Frederica, Aricati & Ceara OO- 0 0 10 ''_, A few small sales of QuiteciTiime BARK have been made at 11s. 4P Rum - brls. 64, leids. 56, puns., 0
An instrument at his command, his wardrobe, which he consigned to the care of I,Vilkes at Pa- Biandt, Pernau--Demerara, Dunniam, Demerara—Globe, Stor• 91 eal•-''
Bahia ft Macaio.... .... 0 0 81- 0 0 e,aa, cwt.-The demand for Hines is exceedingly limited, and prices of Safflower . bales,
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•' efaranhain OO 91 00 10 •-• Saltpetre bags, Kies
nearly all descriptions may be quoted at a decline of fully Id. V lb. ;
'Weita silent yet, throueli all its frame. ris, ou his return to England in the following year, is a satisfac- Bahia-Jane, May, Gibraltar. z 4
Sae-ginned ditto - 0 0 8e 0 0 9 ,a, es Shell Lae chests, 43
the principal transaetions comprise 1,050 dry Rio Cow and Ox at 'Md.
The impulse of its Mester's hand. tory display of the giddy and indecorous vanity of the man.
SATURDAY. 15th June.-Noon. Wind S.-Fair. Mina OO- 0 0 0 :,1 Gt, 810., 4,990 ditto wormed at ed. 6 74d., 1,450 dry salted Brazil at Sugar, B.P. hlids 2412, tees. 35, bags, -, boxes -, hrls..,
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"Diet a S IR,-According to your permission I leave with you_ Para - 0 0 91 ern Brazil cases, -, bxs. -, bris, ,
. -mut-ED.-Mary, Pincell, from Messina-Duke of Athol, Dawson, Mel. 400 dry Valparaiso at 7ld. 6 7ad., 1,000 dry African Kips at ifil.
Smite, Lord I the: frame shall Own thy poWet One suit of scarlet and goal cloth ! One suit of white arid sil- Charente and Whitehaven-Popplewell, donee, Portaferry. Denierara R Berbice oo9# 0 0 101 ae 6 7i'd. per Ib.-No sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS.-No trans- Mauritius bee', -_-_,•.
' Manilla
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: And every trembling chord reply ; ver cloth ! One suit of blue and silver earnieet ! One suit of Several small vessels are on shore, bottom up, near Blackpool. Barbadoes. .
• action's to notice in House HAIR, and nothieg done in OAK BARK.
Smite, Lord ! and in my latest hour. flowered silk! One suit of black silk ! One black velvet. sur- Crews drowned. Common West India 0 0 71- 0 0 94 e: e There has been a fair business done in TOBACCO, and the sales amount Havana - hrls, -
boxes, -, chests, „...-
This falling frame shall ring with joy I tout ! If you have any fellow-feeling, you cannot but be kind Thos. Mellor, for Bahia, passed Holyhea.d, at 10 a.m.
Chieftain, for Montreal do yesterday Bahama
Carthagena 0 o. 81 o o 104 ;.;!-A'.o
o 0 64 0 0 61 er. to about 260 hlids., consisting of a few hhds. of Virginia leaf, 64 of
stemmed, with 18 of Kentucky stemmed to the trade, 20 of Virginia Sumac
Eist India - bap - Mids., 90
bags, 53
Life of FP: Roscoe. to ,them, since they too, as well as yourself, are outlawed in , or uebec,
Celia f Q ' do do 9 a.m. Smyrna . 00 71 00 71 et?, leaf and stemmed for Ireland, and 150 of Virginia stemmed for re-sale. Tallow casks 61, skins, II
England; and on the same account, their superior worth. I Alexander, for Baltimore, do do Eeyptian .... .... o 0 100 0. 011 4-4 Tartar casks, 06
am, my dear sir, your very affectionate humble servant, Lady Charlotte, for Africa, do do half-past 3 p.m. Surat. OO5lO- 61 . MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has on the whole Tar
lb'
LITEI?ATURE. '' JOHN HORNE." Jane and„Ellen, GrillithS. Nan London .fier this port, lost anchor Bengal 0 0 54- 00 51 been dulL BRIMSTONE has been selling in small parcels without any Tobacco, serons, -, tees, , hhds,
...„..
alteration in priees.-For SUMAC there is only a limited enquiry, and
DYEWOODS, V ton. Turmeric bag%
..„...
He had sought an intercourse with Wilkes immediately on and cable in the Downs. -'' • in ARGOLS or CREAM of TARTAR the sales have not been to any great 'Earls, /
Turpentine
his arrival in Paris; and through a letter from one Cotes, who alagnet, Sullivan, hence /let eQuebee, was spoken in lat. 51 0. . LoowooD Jamaica
sI) 'ti 60 0 66 0 e
t. om. & onduras 66- 6 10 0 extent-M %DOERS and MADDER ROOTS are steady. and are in fair Valonia bags, -, tons,
eee
I Fman B P. 3s - ' ' • . ~ .
request.-The few sales made in OLIVE Ole have :been at pre% rout wee Bees,
casks, -, cakes,
sen
We are so accustomed to law-making on superficial is characteristically described as a "politician and wine-mer- long. 15 12.
Stormont, —, hence for Dundee, was wreeked on the 12th iti- Cartimeachy 7lO 0 715 0 ' - • '
other parts 4s. 6d. prices, but the demand is languid, and buyers take it only- in small
and partial views or the most important questions of na- chant, wbo had recently become a bankrupt, by his steadily sup- stant off Southport. Crew saved. , FUSTIC, Jamaica 0 0 0 00 0 • Wheat bags, —, bushela
ton lots.-Fot VALONIA there is some eimuiry, but at lower rates than
tional polity-so ready to follow any Will o' th' Wisp porting the cause of patriotism,"-" patriotism " having always Fame., Hargreaves, from Calcutta, at St. Helena. 23th April. Cuba _ • -1 0 o Ar •
' - holders generally are inclined to accept.-About 40 tuns SEAL OIL, of •
i er bef be canti a produrious propensity to cheat its creditors -he was received
that may fl ck ore our eyes, and so apt to , - . , e
..
.. ...„.,, . Nova Viaganti, Jorge, from Macao atLishen in 123 days. Spanish.. - 8 0 0 J last year's fishery, but just landed, have been disposed of from the
llebe, Langley, hence at Pernambuco. CAMWOOD l7 0 0 -23 0 0 1 FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, Ririe 14•
vated by the ravings of insanity or the crude absurdities A ' d • h
vi nees promise- to corres on wit
with peculiar lavour, . . D
• h Reform, Cousin from Tobagm at Grenada. BARWOOD, Angola 9lO 0 -10 0 0 quay at £27 for pale, and coloured at proportionate rates.-The trans-
him,-an honour which Horne appreciated so highly, that e actions in Newfoundland COD OIL are to the extent of 50 tuns at /25 Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Cu., per 1 Ster.. ti i
Gaboon - 8 0 0
of mere theorists, that we are never surprised at the pass- commenced the co es d 1 h• • 1• cr t
r pon ence I t is genera an mos ex- et, Heine h nce at Vireinia
Hortensi „ e . , .
John and William, Bulsan, hence at St. Andrew, N.B. NICARAGUA WOOD. 55. V ton. 6125 10s. mostly from the quay.-SEED (nes are without alteration. Beleinn Bonds, 5 per Cent ma 21,,
671 1 "
ing of any act of Parliament, however impolitic or ridi- traordinary disburthreting of his soul. Adventure, Cuthbertson. hence at Lisbon. Solid lB 0 0 -20 0 0 -Little has been done in PALM OIL, and the price is unvaried.-0i L
of TURPENTINE continues in limited request. -The business done in Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct.,
culous, if it has only been clamoured for by those "To JOIE,/ WILKES, Esq., Paris. Emily, Smith, hence off Oporto. Large Rough l4 0 0 -15 0 0
FLAX during the week is trifling; HEMP also remains very dull of May 31 '
who lead the people. "Montpelier, Jan. 3, 1766. Robert Finnie, Downing, from Pernambuco at Falmouth, sailed 27th Small
FLAX clr ten.
sale.-The demand for TALLOW is brisk, and an advance of 6d. V cwt. Columbian Bonds, (1824)6 per Cent., for the Acct.
"Excessive taxation" and " the distresses of the ' • •
"Dear Sir -I well recollect our mutual engaeement at part- AWil•
e 6AILED a-13arbadian, Nagle, for Barhadoes-Winivick, Blair. Mon- Petersburgh, 12-head - 0 0 0 has been realized ; the stock here is now in a very small compass, the May 31 2Ol 1
el.. and most willingly proceed to fulfil my part of the engage- consumption being greater than usual by the Soap trade, in conse- Danish Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent 73;
country" were the war cries of both Whigs and Radicals, I.' treat- 31 Ch • T •L d F ' h dEd - d Dutch
au at enne, . ones ,a y aist, btrae en, an is ar 44 0 0 -75 0 0 11d. V cwt.
quence of the reduction in duty having occasioned a demand for the Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the
meat, Colston Ifamond, New South Wales-Catharina, Rentes, and Gute Rime P. T R 4l 0 0- 0 0 0
when there was but a slight shade of difference in their e You are now enterin ' t - d 'th • II fr ' R il• d G • Y 5t P•t b E 1 FL eXSEED, If hhd.
gln 0 a correspon ence wi a liaison, o nung, o-er am- recian, oung, , . L ers urg- mu ous, . better qualities of Soap. Acct., May 31
• Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the Acct , '
political opinions. Sow this distress is to be alleviate(' and lam greatly apprehensi 1 6 i i h hi di
.ve .est t-at t.t.e s-ou.- --sgtist ; but Scott, St. Vincent-Betsey, Cole, Stettin-Paul, Maas, Tonsberg- American .. .
and the public burdens lightened by a gift of twenty nail- give me leave to assure you, lam not ordained a hypocrite. It lma Cadiz-Triumvirate GINGER, V met in bond.
Tay, 3l•Cready, New York-Clarita, De A
~ . „ _ .
h. .
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 14. Portueuese Bonds, 5 per Cent
Chien, Newfoundland-Leopold Ist, De 'V nes, Antwerp-Superb, Jai/Mica, w ite 3 10 0- 8 2 6 Ditto,'for the Acct., May 31
lions to the West India planters, that slavery may be abo- is true I have suffered the infectious hand of a bishop to be Sinineer Quebec. black. OO- 0 0 0 Ils. 6d. per cwt. In the early part of the week the demand for Cotton was very ani- Ditt R'- S ' r C t
o egence ern), a per en 24 2 i at‘
waved over me whose imposition like the sop given to Judas, is - " ' East India 1 6 0-1 16 6 mated from dealers, spinners, and speculators, and laege sales were
lished. Let us suppose the abolition act passed, the " Ditto, for the Acct. May 31
only a signal for the devil to enter ! SUNDAY, 16th June.-NOOri, Wind S.E.-Fair. HEMP, 4fa ton. effected at an advance of id. V lb. e since when the business has been Russian Bonds; (182'2) 5 per Cent, ISt
trifling sum of compensation money raised andpaid— " I allow tliat, usual' tth t t h f • t d
y a a ouc , ugiun pu or, verumque, ARRIvED :-Cassander, Davenport, from New Orleans-Ladv Dur- Riga Rhine. 29 00- 0 0 0 lie almost exclusively to the trade, and the market closes at the extreme
~ r per cwt. Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
ham, Penriee, Africa-Highlander, Paraiba-Parker, Itisien, Petersburgh, clean 26 10 0-00 0 .5 - quotations of last week for American, and ad. V lb. advance for other
will slavery- then be at an end ? Will the son of Philippe fides ne;
q in quorum subeunt locutn fraudes, dolique, iusidim- Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., 3s: Id Ol
e Demerara-Othin lienruper, Finland-William Russell, Bruce, Per- BIDES Vlb descriptions. By public auction to-day the Sea Islands went off with Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent 194 I 1
Egalitd follow our example ? Will the Americans passe que, &c. &e. ; but I hope I have escaped the contagion ; anu ea ' ' 11 h Ihß Nf d ' '
mbuco-Niagara, —, t aran am- ant e, rown, iew oun - West India, dry 0 0 51- 00 6 •
spirit at an advance of Id. to id, 4P lb. upon last week's sales. 3,500 Ditto, for the /Vet., 'May 31 l7l .
congressional resolution " that man can have no property if I have not, if you should at any time discover the black spot land-William, with cotton from the Diana. Buenos Ay-res, dry OO- 0 0 11 B. P. dry 2s. 4d. American and 1,000 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 300 Spanish Bonds, -5
per Cent., (1823) for the Acct.,
in'his fellow man ?" Will they fraternize with, or admit under the tongue, pray, kindly assist me to conquer the preju- Bolina, —, from Newport for Liverpool, is on shore near St. Salted 0 0 41- 005' . wet Is. 2d. American for export. May 31
. • • dices of education and profession." David's head. and is discharging her cargo. Brazil, dry salted OO 5e 00 6 For. dry 4s. Bd.
their nzggers to the rights of citizenship ?or will the With thee • ' tlelb d h h
.e sentiments, it canno e (sou te tat e was coin- A brig about 300 tons, supposed to -be English, was run down on North America, salted 0 0 4a- 00 4 wet 2s. 4d.
'ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, FrenCh Rentes, 5 per Cent
Ditto, Exchange ,
other potentates of either hemisphere in whose domi- pletely equipped for a popular career. the 2d instant, in St. George's Channel, by the Ajax, Beira, for New Bast India OO- 0 0 7 j V cud, French Rentes, 3 per Cent
York •, all hands perished. Horse V hide 0 6 6- 0 8 6 From the 8111 inst. to this day inclusive. #1
nions slavery prevails declare that all men are equal, and But the denouement of this profligate confidence was incona- port, put into W lute-
Elizabeth, Alexander, from Belfast for this ' ' ' ' '
IVORY, V cwt. Ditto, Exchanee. a 0 ,
that there shall no longer be vassal, serf, or slave ?We Parably in keeping. Horne, in the pride of knowledge, had haven 12th instant, with loss of bulwarks. Ist, 2nd and. 3rd. 24 0 0 -30 0 0 SALES. Current IMPORTS. Dutch, 21 per Cent., exchange 12 MAI 49 i ~.
-- Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 - 10
were led into these reflections b I - 1 f C t •
vt le peruse o ap aln .
shown in a paragraph of the letter,, that he was acquainted Mary Russell, Newman, from Barbadoes for Cork, put into Antigua 4th and sth .... .... 22 0 0 -26 0 0 Afa cwt. duty pawl.
4,
with Wiikes's attempt to obtain the Turkish embassy and also 21st April, leaky, and was discharging. Scriveiloes
Leonard's Voyage to IVestern Africa, from which we - • • ' au iter Kyle, from St. John, N. 8., for Cork, put into Shelburn, INDIGO, V lb. --
the negotiation with the Rockingham ministry, for a sum to be 1) • - --
make the following extract:- N.S. 14th May-, with several feet of water in her hold. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 6 0- 0 6 6 e Sea Island Georgia.. - 10300 630 12Id 22d 14.
paid to him by its members, as hushmoney, or a bribe to keep itu•ekers, Smith, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 28th May, in - Blue andFineViolet 060- 0 6 9 I Stained Ditto ll4O. 20 81 - 111 14373 181549 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, JUNE -
" Daring the month of October 1830, his Ma'esty's brig ' the him out of the country. Those intrigues were the secrets of hat. 46, lone. 40. Ordin. & Mid .040- 0 4 _9 eed, .ffe ib Upland Dieto 147780 11300 71 -84 31
Black Joke,' boarded five French' e 1 • hjl6 2 1.
-esse s wit e e ayes on Wilkes's soul, and he was equally surprised and indignant at Vanguara, Walker, hence for Monte Video, was spoken 13th April, Violet & Copper.... 046- 0 5 3 f Alabama 1 50390 3640 74 -84 Amsterdam cf 12 31.13i1b0a 3l
Do at sight
board from river Bonny alone, and in the next month there their coming upon hint in the shape of a commonplace corre- inlet. 16, S. long. 33, W. Copper 0 5 0- 0 5 6 I Mobile.... - 81 23576 188923 si
were ten French vessels lyin '
gin t e 01 Cala ar haver, ready-
h d ' b , • spondence with a rambling parson ,
•in his wrath he disdained sylph, Ilorsley, hence for Newfoundland, was lost previous to the
15th :May. Ordinary. ... ...... 0 4 6- 0 4 9 J
Caraceas, Floras duty pd. 059- 0 6 0 New Orleans 102730 8300 7,1 10 Rotteraam
Antwerp l2 31 Seville. all
12 8 Gibraltar (per hard dol.)• • 41 ,
to take slaves on board, the smallest of ale' ld b k •
- ich wou elle ar fuer ,
to centinue the correspondence, but in his craft, which never Saguenay, Blake, from Barbadoes, at Maranham. Sobres O4 9 05 6 Ad )i. Pernambuco
Aricati az Ceara. 1 28640 880 91 - 191 1
9;, 10 17950 Hamburg Mcs. Bco .. 13 15 Leghorn
hundred. 'The Black Joke' dared not, detain one of them ;e in- Kept, he determined that the letter should be forthcoming Suffolk, 111• Donald, hence at do. Cortes 03- 0 4 6 -"`" er ''''' Bahia and Macaio 13740 1900' 81 -91 1419 a.
r Altona l3 15 Genoa 4l
deed according to the letter of h d*
t e treaty the officer comman ine P
aeiunst the writer. Horne, mortified at the neglect, on Fredericka, Vanderkirkhoven, hence at Oatend. Guatimala 03- 0 6 9 elaranharn 9l -10 ) 27193 Paris three days' sight.. Sa, 25 85 Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.).• •31
her was not permitted even to board a'y'essel d F '
un er renc cu-
h e his return through Paris, took an opportunity of enquiring Mercur, Smith, hence at do. MADDER V cwt. , Sawginned 1 24140 1900 se _ , I Do 'a 26 5 Milan 394
lours. So complete is the immunit 1 T '
vof slave vesse ssai mg un- ' why his letter had been left unanswered." 'Wilkes made Boykett, Shotten, hence at Bordeaux.
Champion Stevens, hence at Lisbon. Crops
Ombros . 3 15 0 - 4 5 0
3 2 0-3 12 0 , ee, „, Mina. .... Bourdeaux do ia; 26 10Naples
Frankfort on the e1ain....154 Palermo .l.
oaf
eei• ora 41
der the French aag, owing to the di : is. • ' h• h 13-* •
sa dines under w le raisn
• eome jesting excuse. Horne, now first conscious that he Sall D" 'llb 1 N f dl d
y, itc urn, ience at ,ew oun an . Gamenes. - 91 Petetsburg 1p rouble lO Lisbon
Demerara & Berbice.. 1310 170 9# -10 e 1301
ships-of-war labour and the perfect idleness aud inactivity of the had fallen into slippery hands, demanded his letter. Wilkes Nile, Through. hence at do. Mulls Ol5- 1 10 0 Barbadoes 250 50 81 -84 Berlin cur. doll. Oporto • 381
Gaelic squadron, tilt before long, there is not a doubt but the had his answer ready :" He had never received it." The Economy, Murphe, hence at do. MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Common West India.. 3040 30 71 a- 9.1 } 387 2990 Vienna, Ef. 2in flo. 10 6.Rio de Janeiro ... ' 5.2
pi-colour—the banner of liberty-the vindicator of the rights of treachery was palpable; but the glory even of having been Perseverance, Gibson, from Bahia, at Antwerp. Turkey 2190-2 19 6 e Is. 6d. Bahama 2O 84 - 104 Trieste, ditto lO Brahia 11
eladrid. 37e Dubiln 21 days' sight.;)
man, under whose auspices so many diabolical murders have tricked by the " Man of the People," was too important to French 212 0-2 14 0 1 le• cwt. Carthagena ....... ... . 1810 . 64 - 6e 371
Cadiz 371 Cork do.. ..
•
been perpetrated and such mad ac - • : the rising patriot to be cast away for any personal insult, MONDAY, 17th June.-Noon, Wind S.W.-Fair. MUNJEET, 4fa cwt. Smyrna l2O 130 74 -74 40 229
ts of injustice committed ;- . Alumni •-i-Isabel Griffith, from Barbadoes-St. Josephine Fall- Eaat Ineia in bond llB- 2 0 0 -Is. 6d. 4P cwt. 2169
the tri-colonr will ere lone and the parties separated with the blandest cordiality.- Egyptian ...... .... .. 7740 1040 101 -11
„be the onle 1 -d t • •
flag emp ONC' o Carly eon, Valencia Jcns ' Minberge Minde • D h • ' k * ' '
, Armiset, ront eim-Ar , MOLASSES, V cwt. 13624
on the slave trade, and under it it u• : • • F - Horne had no sooner arrived in London than he found his Surat and Madras .... 43710 1330 54 -61 BULLION, LONDON, Jinei 14.
ell. flourish, uuless ranee Smallbridge,Fadiz and Dublin. West India, B. P 1 3 6- 1 5 6 -9s. le cwt. Deneal. 1370 54 - 51 948 d•
is forced to grant the right of search on the c ' af • d
oast ot s rica, an .
letter everywhere staring him in the face. Wilkes had shown .illso arrired:-Mary Brade, Greaves, from Plymouth-Preston, OILS, V 252 gals. Sea Island V public 1370 121 -18 PER OZ. 1. 0. 0
0
the right to capture all vessels under her flag fitted for the re- lt to every bedy, with a direct menace, that if the writer made Leonard ; Vintage, Frazer, and Mentor, Dernster, Dublin-Boyne, Cod •• • - 111 Portegal Gold in Coin 0 9
ceptiou of slaves, or having such actually - b d T 1 - • any disturbance on the subject, it should appear in print, and 'Maguire, Drogheda-Henry Bell, and George IV., (steamers) Newry-. Seal, pale .
on oar . ie King Amelia Matilda, Lelly, hence at Africa. Whale, (without casks.).. 000- 0 0 0 New Doubloons
438670 32840 38376 451442 n 4
of Loango informed the officers of his al'esty's ship ' Primrose,' thus minister to his universal fame.
Mary, Nelson, hence at Demerara. Linseed afa gallon, o. m.. 0 0 0- 0 2 41 New Dollars - 101
that since the English had left off the jslave tr bI d The next event was the Brentford election, in which the out- Jessie, Taylor ; Scotia, Sinclair ; Jean, Phillip ; Euphemia, Dear- nil ' I
aue, e ia no pe, pa e Monday Evening, June 17th, 1833.
means of disposing of the greater part of his irisoner- and there- law offered a fresh insult to the laws and decencies of his coun- ness ; Hope, Brown, and Amity, Stone, hence at Riga. Olive, V 252 gals..
fore was obliged to kill them; and •ust b I.
he''• Pr• se' tr - The life of Wilkes still remains to be written. It ought Concordia,
J. etore t miro" a • Kwakenburg, and Dolphin, Tyn, hence at the Texel,, Gallipoli . 51 10 0 -58 00 t £B. Bs. The demand for Cotton since Friday leas continued very moderate, , i ,
~,..,-n//
without producing. any alteration in price. The sales amount to 6,000 FOREIGN MAILS.
.-e
arrived there, a ' great n b • • Zaeharias • Friendschaff De Jo e and Richard Zaeharias
Laura, „ , no, „ Sicily, Re 52 0 0 -53 0 0 5 V 252 eells.
um er ot unfortunate wretches who had .to be the tribute of sonie man of talent and principie to-the nes- ba.gs, of which 2,000 are on speculation.
been taken on a pred r hence at Ilelvoet. Palm, V ton
a.ors• excursion within the territories of a dom of his country. No work could be more effective as a mo- Nordstern, Rock, henee at Haelingen. PEPPER, VBe Atrived-3 Brazil, and I American. eieee Re.
_______22.
rosT-e :.
neighbouring tribe, after "having been made to carry loads of the rat lesson to the men who persist in believing that popular Atlantic, Dixon, from Bahia at Falmouth. Black, in bond 0 0 34- 00 31 e„ sq
plundered ivory, 1 Is. ver lt.
Ste. from the place of capture to the coast,on their opinion has eyi n the simplest faculty of deciding between vice Woodman, Burns, from Jamaica in the Downs. White . . ... ...... . . 0 0 54- 00 74 • France Monday, 'JO'
arrival there, us there was no market fur them, alld as the trouble and virtue, that the selfishness of party shrinks from the utmost Monarch, Mondell, from St. Lucia at Dublin. PIeIENTO, Te lb in bond.. 0 0 4e- 00 4e sd. cla' lb. LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JUNE 17. Malta. (Din Franee,) ' Thursda',
and eepene2 of supporting them would be considerable were baseness in its favourites or that the mob ever look for any The Raikes, Beacon, hence for Restigouche, was lost in Conception QUER. BARK, cwt. Since Friday there has been a steady retail trade for good and fine Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey 1 &turd"
taken to the side of a hill, a little beyond the town, and 'cooily other qualities in its leaders than effrontery, daring defiance of' Bay, Newfoundland, 19th May. New York fresh Wheats, which have gone off at rather higher rates.; and holders j Spain
1 0 10 0 - 0 11 0 -Bc/. 4r cwt.
knocked on the head." The Cicily, Sewell, from Pernambuco, at Falmouth, (sailed 24th Philadelphia. of other kinds less disposed to force Sales. A few additional specula- 1 Holland and the Netherlands .
every feeling that honest men revere, and the ruffian hardihood
Thurber,
,
April,) with bowsprit sprung, loss of foremast, fore and main toP- RICE, se cwt. in bond. tive purchases of Oats have been made at full prices, and most articles Germany, Switzerland. Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
No one can read th* that is to be abashed by no sense of shame, no respect for law, masts, fore and top gallantrnast, and nearly all her sails, spars, and Carolina - 0 18 6 -15 s. V cwt.
is account without feeling a thrill of are quite as dear as last week. sia, and the North of Europe. - .
morel/.
d no homaee for relieion
horror. We do not advocate th • • 1 an
'
WHEAT, per 70 ilis s d s d MALT, imp.mea.. S d S a POrtugal
e continuance ot s every ; long. 32 36, W. Set,TPETRE, le met 1 3 6- 2 0 0 -6d. V cwt. Thu r''' e
abstractedl Irish red (old).. 5 2 6 6 9 English 5O 0.. 55 0 Sweden and Norway
ywe view it with as much abhorrence as Mr. The Commerce, of Poole, was fallen in with abandoned, with loss SHUM AC, V cwt.... .. .. 070- 0 14 6 -Is. V met. Do. red 183 e 61.. 7 4 Irish . 45 0..47 0 Gibraltar 1 fe
go is
of rudder and lower masts, and bowsprit standing, lower yards on SPIRITS, V imp. gal. bond. 1 elondav b3O
Foavel Buxton himself. The sword has been the common Do. white 1832.. 7 2.. 7 9 BEANS, Engljsh ... 33 0.. 34 0 Malta and the Mediterranean
luc • DISTRESSING FIRE.- FIFTY-EIGHT HOUSES deck, sails, anchors, cables, and every thing moveable taken awaY, BRANDI', Cognac OOO-0 0 0 a , Irish.... .. 30 0..32 0 Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds. first Tue'oste
i 225. 6d. ar pat. Canada (01d).... 0 0.. 0 0
intro( tam of nations to each oth d • k f
er, an w e now o no DESTROYED. hatches off, and making no water, in lat. 46 33, N. long. 23 55, W. GENEVA 0 0 0- 0 0 0 Do. 1832 8 0.. 8 9 Foreiem ... 33 0.. 35 0 Rio de •Taneiro and Brazils
ople that 1 The Euphemia, Which was driven ashore, 12th instant, has been
Rue, Jam. low. 0. I' .... --- -
p - lave risen to an • th t h . t
y eminence a at eno Dantzic 7O .. 8 0 PEASE, White --350 .. 42 0 Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru ... ;Ad
been con uer b got off, and is repairine at Preston. 10 to 11 —
Stettin &Wismar_ 7 0.. 8 0 noun, per 260 ibs Jamaica, the Leeware Islands, and Bahamas ... ;Tuesday be sasi
.q. ed efore they became conquerors. Sh°llld EXETER, JUNE U.-Our good city was thrown into the ut- The Stormont, whA was driven on shore, 12th instant, has ar- 'Vole Oll- 0 2 4 :first Wedeeealle
Odessa (soft).... 7 0.. 7 6 Irish, (new) 3B 0.. 41 6 Carthaeena and La Guayra
lds of 1 • •
the wi . frica become fe •l
ti ld I l 1 tl bl
rti eessmu c te ess- most consternation this morning, by a report. which reached rived here. 18 to 20 OO- 0 0 0 Ir. 4i7 Imp. Russian OO.. 0 0 Canadian free brl 3e 0..35 0 North America , 1 every e'rere
j rig's of civilization be i ' i k about half-past nine, that the neat and romantic little fishing A piece of board, 6 feet long, supposed to be the head hoard, marked Stronger Gallon.
n store for h-r for auget we •now Mary Ann Webb," in I
gilt etters, was washed on shore on Itole - 0 3 8 Foreign (inliond) 0 0.. 0 0 American, ditto.. 31 0.. 36 0 Leeward Islands and Demerara e iTuesday 14'11.0e1
to the contrary, her fut • ' ' town of Lympstone was nearly all destroyed by fire ; one hun- - Choice
OATS, per 45 lbs.. Do. (in bond) 17 '6 .. 20 6 Jamaica. St. Dominem, and Havannah.... ...... e ehird We oi '
_ ure historians may have to ac- Beach, near Fintagch Head, Padatow. Leeward, common.. .. 0 I 9- 0 1 10 , Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras 1 lin every' 11l
knowledge that this r I d:.ed houses were then burning, was the I The
genera cry. Irish told) 2 3.. 2 4 OATMEAL, 2401155.
• • Proof and Stronger. 0 1 11 - 0 3 0 J
esu t was produced by the captivity Norwich Union, West of England, and Sun fire-engines imme-
of her sons SUGAR, 4r cwt. 1
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. (1832). ..... 21 0.. 21 9
diately started for the scene of destruction, and every vehicle importo. mu,5....., B. P. Duty paid. . .
LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, JUNE 17.
BARLEY, imp. mea. RICE, (in bond)
that could be associated with man and beast was speedily in ----aa.---- Dry brown . 2 9 6-2 11 0 English
We now present our r f
requisition ; for a view from the bettlements of the old castle WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Mattel,'
e 2120- 2 14 61.245. r cwt. Irish, 6018 36.. 4 3 Eaet India l2 6..16 6 DISCHARGED. ADMITTED. .. .
eaders with another extract rom Good do. to bright-- 2 15 0- 2 16 0 I
Blackwoocts Magazine • - preyed that a large fire was raging in the direction stated. Clierles, Hart, frn Barbados, with 182 lads 12 tes sugar, T Lee and Foreign (in bond) 00 .. o'o FLAX SEED, hhd OO.. 0 0 In-patients cured .. • .36 In-patients ..•• , • 1
• "Tbe Life of a Democrat" Having nothing of moment to occupy my attention, I formed co-i bx arrowroot, 10 bags ginger, ef t lo,g•wood, Graham and Tar- Fine to very fine 217- 3 1 0 J , Believed and at own request . 4 Out-patients .. . • •
~
contains the follow' '
ine
e sketch of the once celebrated one of -the phalanx; the beautiful line of road which communi- lor-K Dk - Havana, in bcmd. _ ,
Made Ont-patients . . , . 1 Casual during 11. P. • '• f
Horne Tooke ...._ Montagu, Turnbull, fm Kingston, Jamaica, 67 tes 23 brls 3 cska Brown ll- 1 2 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JUNE 17. Irregular
cates between the two towns being, a sufficient inducement, Yellow 1 3 0 - 1 5 0 • i
coffee abt 124 t loewood J Mulholland and co-27 Ms 2 hrls coffee, Dead
White I 6 0-1 12 0 635. kb• net, Our Butter market still continues dull; the demand at Manchester co,
At nineteen he was sent to St._ John's, Cambridge ; his name -
probably, to draw out many whom neither curiosity nor bene- eh ' '1
• •.'II •• ? -34 tsl7 h I 2 "l• tr Jll 11 d
t 5 t cerevood, A cy is c rs•ca as co .ee, a an co
Breen brown bond 0 17 (I - 0 19 0 en Saturday was veryeimited, owing to large supplies of fresh. Our Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr•
Was amone the Triposes • - solence could otherwise have moved. 9 tcs 1 hrl do J Adania-13 tcs ilia 31 Marshall aud co-100 hides
in lioai au th rs with Beauon Yellow 1 0 0 - 1 2 0 stocks of new butter is no* large, and likely to continue so. Bacon oa•
afterwards' Master of J 0 • • th et - fth t tt t• -
, long o c , n arnving at e u lance o e own, our aen ion was • - ' T ' 3b 1'
T Holt-7 tcs coffee, Salisbury, urner and co-41 tea 3 esks r s Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby, and Ale Hult
esus Col' ege aud Bishop of Bath and White 1 2 0- I 7 0 In good demand, and prices a shade higher. Beef in good request for
Wells. Soon after t . • • ' arrested be hurried groups, carrying the wreck of their goods do, W Parke-50 hds suear,
, 22 pns rum, 4 tes coffee, C Horsfall, Son • -
East India, zn bond. ahips' stores. A fair business done in Pork for stores and export.- House Visitors,
_Mr. Irving, and Mr. Gibbon- at
Ins penod H • ' h sed by cir
, mile, ea er pies eris imento J Mulholl il
e to places a greater security than the position which they had and co-2 tes coffee, 32, b,, p , i an -1 bx eonts ukn, ..., In other articles no alteration. cite f
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-House Surgeon, Mr. T. -
cumstances, or led b- c • Brown.
_ . } mince, became usher in a school kept first t• kn up afforded as the fire was still spreadine The - Paterson-2 tes 1 brl coffee, Jones, Mann and co-9 tcs 13 brls 1 lOOO - 0 0 0 32t. V tug.
Yellow s. d. s. d.
______________,
by one J ennings at Baekheath f i t a e ' • "' csk do, T HattOn jun-1 cse sweetmeats, F Molism-2 hales woollen
irksome, and at the re .' But this life he ours( oo town is directly opposite the lordless domain of Powderham, cloth, Tod, Naylor and co-8 tcs coffee, Fairfield and Shallcross-33 White 216 0 33 0 BUTT/SR.-Belfast (new) B2 otoB4 0 per cwt.
h quest ot his father wtho seems to have
been an onest and decent man, h ' ' ' d - d whose castles' turrets rise proudly out of the bosom of a magni- tcs do, Gibbs, Son and Bright-P Dk TALLOW, 4V 'cwt. Banbridge (old) 46 0-52 0 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. •
e took deacon sor ers, an ficent wood, and command a sweeping view of its humbler Petersburgh, Y. C 2 5 6- 2 6 0 Colerain (old) 4B 0 - 54 0 ,','
„igte
served a curacy in Kent e UNITED STATES. Soap.... o o o—o o o 13s.2d.rcwt. sii.o 47 0-52 0
• , wiiere he got th ue He now eave •
eag . . . a neighbour. is s
It • ituate in a small ba Of the Exe not far from •
up. the curacy, ancl began to think - 3' . • e, Tallahassee, Glover, fin New Orleans, with 454 bales cotton, C Tay- TAR, Amer. V br1.... ..... 012 0-0 13 6 De'rty 5O 0 - 54 0 Number of new patients entered on the books of the lam'
suited to his restless and •• of another profession more its embouchure, about five hundred yards in length. ahe whole tem., sons and co-916 bales do, order-100 bales do, B Smith and Stockholm Ol3 0 014 6 15s. ee 12 barrels. Waterford (new) 72 0-78 0 during the last week :--
3.4
name at the Inner Tem 1 • -
ambitious mind. He entered his line of houses which occupied it were one row of smoking and Sons-217 bales do, J Fogg-155 bales do, L Loyd-53 bales do, J H erebaneel Ol3 6 014 0 Lireerick (new) 75 0-76 0 Received advice and medicine South. North.
D• d -
with unnine an Ken o
P e '111156, and there became acquainted unsighee reine. Furniture was scattered about the beach, Caldwell--60 t iron kentledge, 60 t iron dross, 470 t stone ballast, said TOBACCO, Be bond. Cork (new).
. 'h. I
influence on is uture c•
Yn, two men who had a considerable guarded' by children and old women ; whilst those who could Master-P Dk
Comet, Marcy, frn New Orleans, with 405 bales cotton, W Forde York and James' River.
Low and Inferior.... .. 0 0 24- 0 0 21 e Pickled 2ds, (Cork) -79 0 - 80 0
Dry 3ds, (Cork)
i
' and supplied with medicine . 115 82 0
h t . (neer. The three fellow-students as- coin dti e greater security of boats were comparativel
sociated roue ogether, and llor • hay inan
' . * . K and co-409 bales de, Rost:elle Oeden and co-P Dk Ordinary and mid. 00340 0 44 I Newry OO 0-00 0 , _____
the advantage of his compani ne might be presumed to e happy in being able to stow their little of the world's gear whic Gloucester, Lane, fm New Orleans, with 1206 bales cotton, II Pa- Fair to Fine ....... .... 005- 0 0 6 1 Dundalk OO 0-00 0 Total at each Dispensary ~. en 401
cated at the two princi ons froni his haying been edu- rein
Pal schools 'f E 1 •1 dh ; kill's that were -1Io• n an 'of
ained to them in the s e at, ad m 3 try and co-P Dk Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 0 1
e3s. ae tb. Carlow - 00 0 it
duate of one of her proudest ea ° ne.an-, an- -e.nie, a gra- these were completely laden. The appearance of the furniture Medora, Griffiiths, flit Charleston and Baltimore, with (fm Charles- Kentucky and Rappa- a BEer.-Prime Mess - 110 0 per tierce. VISITORS. 10'
yon w
-ere the pupils of n feges, while Dunning and hen- proved the rapidity of the fire, as much was shattered and ton) 147 bales cotton, h. Lawton-24 bales do, W Stuart-61 bales do, hannoik, Leaf ...... 5003- 0 0 41 i Pone.- Do. 52 6-60 0 per barrel. North.-Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and
ameless provincial schools-, and were broken II Petry and co-91 bales do, Wainwright and co-29 bales do, R E Stemmed OO3-0 0 51 1 BAcosi
never at colleee • vet Dun • • Ilyile-43 bales do, T and W Earle and co-925 bales do, order-J.ln Maryland 0 0 44- 00 8 J DRY HAMS 5O 0-54 0
.; - ning rose to the first ank as coun- Hale • d the remains of the town I t to the South.-Rev. P. Murphy, Dlr. Jordan, and Mr. G. B. Csr'-f
sel, and to the I eerage, awl Kenyon died
CI . r . mg sun eye _ , . wen UD
• Baltimore) 106 brls chremate iron, 7cs 2 bls conts unkn, Cropper, Canadian OO- 0 0 6 -2s. 9d. ,lf, He WET Do
Kine's Bench. At the time of Mei " h h
lief Justice of te c urch, where I understood there was a meeting ;of a few of Benson and co- -Dk TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 096- 0 11 7 -4s. 4d. r eta. LARD.-Firkin 42 0 45 0
' ludicrously poor ~.„ r !,ntenacy with Horne, the the principal gentry of the parish to effect arrangements for FRANCE. v AinNIA. wr hm .. ..... 10 0 0 -16 0 0 -11 Os. cir tom Bladdered .48- 50 0 EY E INSTITUTION, i
three were • I hey dined often, durin hi e ''' f • did' f 1 •h I - -•ti h a • f C •h 5 "
g t tld d- supplying owl an o ging or tle nig t, toget ier wit sue Duee of Athol, Dawson, m harente, wit . pns oe hds brandy, WAX, BEES, V act. in bond.
cation at a little eating-house near Cie ,cli
No. 30, Basnett-street.
' ' 1 to tell "Dun •
afterwards user
IN, h ning and myself wele
ancerv-lane, where, he other necessaries as might be immediately wanted by tbe
renerous, sufferers. Bevan and Smith-10 pm :34 lids do, order-1 pn 1 lel do, It Preston African
and co-10 pns do, Bond and Proctor-1 hd do, J Fleming-10 pns American - 5 0 0 -£2 41a cwt.
4 10 0- 5 0 0 -13 V cwt. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. 0
Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at To ,
for we gave the girl • o waited ori es a do Ifassalr and Foulkes-5 pns do, G and T Holgate---8 lids do, J
ys knew th penny a-piece • u
b ..t
The Rev. Mr. Hull, the curate of the • h • I h •
parts , was in tie c air , , (From the London Gazette, Friday, June 14th.) Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution, Off
Kenyon, who alwa e value of money s • ' and ab t h ' Etty-8 lids do, J Gaskaith-5 hds do, I Herford-103 es do, J Crump I
July, 1820, till Ist January, 1833,
, ometnnes re- out en ot e e
r eentlemen were present. Resolutions were at
warded her with a halfpenny, and sometimes
ua and co-(landed at Whitehaven) 53 pns 41 luis brandy-C Dk WM. Brly. Oats. ' Rye. Bns. I Peas Patients, admitted January, 1833, ................... • le
ith a promise." passed for the above-mentioned purpose, and it was determined . It
But he was not destined to make the e • SPAIN. PRICES OF SHARES, AvERAGE . s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Is. d Do. February, li
X )eri
. r 5 . __ . 1 ment of this pre- that a public subscription should be entered into, not only in . .53 6 24 8 17 8 29 3 31 8 30 3 . 1
Forth, Williamson, fm Carthagena and Savanilla, with (fm Car- Of the week Do. March,
carious, though tempting pro e mon. ells father was i -1 h hb • b • I I L -
,umucki v t e neig ounne towns ut in tic county at arge as ym i- LIVERPOOL, June 17, 1833. Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 6 25 7 17 1 31 2I 30 9 30 5 Do. April
e • b 60 fustie R Henderson and Sons-lfm Savanill 114
I thaecna) a t t . , . , n ,
.)
'cleterniined to see him a churchman. In 17GU he t k • '' h d 1 • e'd
h ' d • d 1 ' I d
00 priest s stone a a ways one ..er uty, it was state , waen ca le on t fustie 10 c lignurn vitm R Henderson and Sons-36 t fustic, A Ker, Liverpool Coal dee
--"v53/
orders, and soon after was inducted into the living of New to relieve other places situated like herself. A subscription Imrie old co-K Dk ' Liverpool Oil Gas
Brentford, purchased by his father. Its value, between two was then commene d £l9O b • h d d •
•e , - eing an e orer to t e ev.
h R Filey, Edmond, fm Malar with 206 butts olive oil, order-104 pps
. , Liverpc,ol and Harrington Water Worke . . . 450 .. Total,
and three hundred pounds a-year, was a sufficient income at Gentle h .1) . rh I do Collmann, Lambert an co-G 13 Bootle ditto 300 .. - Mediral Officers, Dr. Hannay, end Mr. Brackenbury.
_______/
man as t e contn utions o t ose present, ant amongst • SICILY. Exchange Buildings ...... .. . . 160 ..
the time, and this income he enjoyed for eleven years. :During whom were Sir George Burgeman Colonel Wrieht, Captain LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, JUNE 17. .
one or two of the earlier years Of this period he travelled a ' G' ' l' - ' ' S 1 S CI S f , s• a and T
Bispham, Evans, m Mesen err lids wine Liver iool and Manchester Railwa -. et £l,OO paid £lO
anova, with 30 , I Ditto I,'
A ' 2 • • s. it 5. d.
s VS alker, Messrs. Mom, icanuison, ear e, tog on, weet- 390 bags shurnae, 305 bags linseed, .1 I3ibby and co-15 csks cream Old Quarters ...„ , -2.) ~ et ..
tutor with a son of Elwee, the well-known miser. His conduct land, D f W &
avy o ear, c. tartar, 50 cs liquoriee paste, order-K Dk Ditto New Quarters .'A 25 _ ee ~ Hay 0 6 to 0 8 per 2018. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 17Tii Jules- i
in his living was not indecorous. He probably had no great The number of houses destroyed was stated at this ineetine Merchant, 1
e arshall, fin Messina and Girgenti, with (fm Messina) Bolton end Leigh ditto . . . . . ' 100 .. ea Sellers, Straw, Wheat o3f 0 5 --- Wind at Holyhead West, light breeze. .of
. ~ poi i
liking forthe simple duties et• a station so opposed to his eager, to be 55, aud three others rendered tenantless. The number a alit 10 e 'mimic's stone, order-(fin Gitgenti) abt 200 t brimstone, J Ditto . . . ..... . 2e .. 21 5.. Oat - a
jealous, and restless temper; but the world was quiet, putlic p.ersons deprived of homes are 248, and 96 of these totally des- Pownall-P Dk
IIEDITE RRANEA N. Warrington and Newton ditto . . . 100 .. 115
Kenyon and Leieh ditto
- 100 .. 116 Buy•-•ers. Grass, Clover, and Vetches Oll . 0 V --
0 2 -- Packet Ship. 14elf
Passed Puint Lynes, inward bound, No. 888, Sheffield. ,
affairs seemed beyond his reach, and he had not yet acquired tante. The leas has fallen almost exclusively on fishermen and '
William Orfeur fm Smyrna, with 40 bales cotton, 19 dhle hls 74 Wizan Branch ditto
the foolish and culpable habit of volunteering on all occasions those who derive a precarious and hard-earned subsistence on i ' ' •b• 6 • qt. IT I • All unaorn Cap ditto . 100 , oo - Cattle Potatoes .. 1 4 - Passed Voel Nant, inward bound, No. 339, Thomas Done
1 d -53 k •11
es madder roots, 10 t boxwom ,or er s se e cm ernes, cases . . eins an , ~, . ..
has been a subse ueut matter of the river
of public disturbance. It . q . . Very few of the houses were insured, and much rum tragaeanth, 115 bls madder roots, W Nevett-abt 17 t valonia, R Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 - 57 10 .. Turnips
wonder, that he was, during this period, avowedly hostile to misery will be ihe lot of the sufferers, unless assisted by the t• Breed- GDk Stockton and Darlington ditto . . . 100 .. 297 10 .. Carrots ..
the system and pretensions of Popery, and not less to the ens_ affluent. The worthy, Rector, the Rev. J. Bartholomew, is ab- Mary, Pinta, fm Messina, Licata and Gibraltar, with (fin Messina) Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail- 1 Manglewotzle...
23 .. 18 Sellers. Manure
senters. But the true solution is, that the topics were then pro- sent ; but his never-ceasing benevolence is calculated on with abt 40 t brimstone, 300 bags shurnac, order-(fm Licata) abt 30 t brim- way and Canal
fitless, that tee laurels ef popularity were to be gathered in other much certainty, as is also that of Sir T. F. E. Drake, whose stone, order-Sfm Pailwa .. . 25 ..
Gibraltar) a prel silk worm gut, order-8 brls rai- Leeda and Selby . y , .. e -
fields, aid that les time for publicity had not yet arrived. He splendid mansion of Nutwell Court adjoins the town. Lord sins, 29 jars grapes, said Master-G Dk Grand Junction ditto
l'i HOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AMERICieN TIMBER.
had even narrow]. d 6 • • ointed a King's chaplain. Rolle is also not a distant neighbour, and no doubt will prove EUROPE. London and Birmingham -
y escape eing app J C Bank of Liverpool
he Third affords an a benevolent one. VTOW Anna, Langhitee, fm Ostend, with abt 46 t oak bark, Tuesday ....18 11 18 11 40 17 7 10,/
The bee;nnai
- e. 1g of the reign of George t Kalowski-1 cse cotton lace, J Swire-76 bls 27 mats flax, order- Bank ef l‘Tanchester
admirable lesson of th ' • ff t" If a patriot ever The fire originated in the dwelling of a fisherman of the Q De, Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 10 .. 13 .. Wednesday..l9 - - 0118 3 Saturn rises 10b ,a 0
TIMBER, if, cubic foot, eie ill'
e true spirit o ac ion.
name of Lyddon. He left in his boa • Commercial Bank of Liverpool . . 10 .. 11 10 .. Thursday....2o 023 044 18 3
Riga 0 2 4 a o 2 .6 wit?' 'Oa
sat upon the throne of England, that patriot was George the . , tat three, but previously - -
Third. Handsome, honour • - •d au busi- to goiuF out made lumselt some breakfast, leaving the fire burn- VESSELS ENTER ED FOIt LOA.DING. Liverpool Marine Aaanranee Company 25 .. 32 5.. Dantzig
able, virtuous, unwearie
he ciiimne took fire and sin 1 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks 10 .. 16 .. feet. Saturday 22 156 221 16 11 Length of day l' ,erlial•
less, zealous for his country, and • 1. ' h• first steps to ing. '1 . y . . .ou dered for some hours, Memel OI 11 02 0 SUND.I.' ...23 247 3141 e 0 3rd Sunday after pi'
signa izing is elieved. About six this morn s
me, some sparks fell on the .
RICIID. DAWSON, Share-broker. American Pine
power by boons to the liberty of the nation, he seemed ruade it is b
.. . . . EAST INDIEs AND DA.PE oF GOOD lIDPE. . Monday. .....e'4 344 416 14 10 Nativity Of Job" i
d set
ror popularitY; it might eaPPear impossible for political viru- thatch of the adjoinnig house, an fire to it, and the wind Aikin Se Hughes, 2e3 Lady Gordon, G, Bombay .. -.• . Do. Quebec Ol 5 01 6
10s. 41, load of 50 ft.
e from the westward
lance to have assailed the King N la • • - • blowing a stiff gal . ,no less than 14 roofs WEST INDIES, Ike. Red Pine . Ol 8 01 11
• opu he disteess gave it an PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE. Quebec Oak
hort time. Asvis St Vincent Birch
MARRIED. liflol
excuse ; the kingdom had never known such a continuance of were blazing in a very s . s tance was speedily J Cropper, 224 Emulous, le,
hTo sham and Exeter but ash e n seen Barton Irlam &eo 410 Barton, B, Barbados FOREIGN TRADE. PLANKS, V foot of 2 inch. el' f° e
prosperity. No infliction of heaven had subdued her harvests, had from Exmout , p . „ as b e
' C h • - T • ' '
ire am 3, aalor, 58 Sally Ann, Q, Bermuda Dantzig Deck
no luckless war had embittered the spirit of h 1 f b t little avail.
J Poole ft co, 210 Fairy, K, Ma,deira
44
4.
4.. 4
.4
....:414
..
4,..4.4
ee., , ,
te. i er peop e; yet 0 u
I' /-1,..M(1N1 ANT% r Tv-r.ronnnT 1 .... I A r,,,,rirar. nme _ _.. 0 0 21 0 0 el X 2 ss. G £2los. Vl2O Melville, George Pearce. Esa._ nf Peekham. te, Mrs. DiPe. tee./

At nineteen he was sent to St. John's, Cambridge • his name
was among the Triposes in 1758, among others Beacion,
afterwards- Master of Jesus Colleee, and Bishop of Bath and
Wells. Soon after this period, Faille, either piessed by cir-
cumstances, or led by caprice, became usher in a school kept
by one Jennings at Blackheath. But this life he found too
irksome, and at the request of his father, 14ho seems to have
been an honest and decent man, he took deacon's orders, and
served a curacy in Kent, where he got the ague. He now gave
up. the curacy, and began to think of another profession more
suited to his restless and ambitious mind. He entered his
name at the Inner Temple in 1;56, and there became acquainted
with Dunning and Kenyon, two men who had a considerable
influence on his future career. The three fellow-students as-
sociated much together, and Horne might be presumed to have
the advantage of his companions, froni his having been edu-
cated at the two principal schools of England, and being a gra-
duate of one of her proudest colleges, while Dunning and Ken-
yon were the pupils of nameless provincial schools, and were
never at college; yet Dunning rose to the first rank as coun-
sel, and to the Peerage, and Kenyon died Chief Justice of the
King's Bench. At the time of their intimacy with Horne, the
three were ludicrously poor. They diced often, during the va-
cation, at a little eating-house near Chancery-lane, where, he
afterwards used to tell, "Dunning and myself were generous,
for we gave the girl who waited on us a penny a-piece; but
Kenvon, who always knew the value of money, sometimes re-
warded her with a halfpenny, and sometimes with a promise."
But he was not destined to make the experiment of this pre-
carious, though tempting profession. His father was
,unluckily
determined to see him a churchman. In 17GU he took priest's
orders, and soon after was inducted into the living of New
Brentford, purchased by his father. Its value, between two
and three hundred pounds a-year, was a sufficient income at
the time, and this income he enjoyed for eleven years. During
one or two of the earlier years of this period he travelled as
tutor with a son of Elwes, the well-known miser. His conduct
in his living was not indecorous. He probably had no great
liking for the simple duties of a station so opposed to his eager,
jealous, and restless temper; but the world was quiet, public
affairs seemed beyond his reach, and he had not yet acquired
the foolish and culpable habit: of volunteeringvolunteeringon all occasions
of public disturbapahe nee.llt has been a subsequent matter of
wonder, that he was, during this period,.
is, avowedly hostile to
the system and pretensions of Popery, and not less to the dis-
senters. But the true solution that the topics were then pro-
fitless, that the laurels of popularity were to be gathered in other
fields, and that his time fur publicity had not yet arrived. lie
had even narrowly escaped being appointed a king's chaplain.
The beginning of the reign of George the Third affords an
admirable lesson of the true spirit of faction. If a patriot ever
sat upon the throne of England, that patriot was George the
Third. Handsome, honourable, virtuous, unwearied in busi-
ness, zealous for his country, and signalizing his first steps to
power by boons to the liberty of the nation, he seemed made
for popularity; it might appear impossible for political viru-
lence to have assailed the King. No public distress gave it an
excuse ; the kingdom had never known such a continuance of
prosperity. No infliction of heaven had subdued her harvests,
no luckless war had embittered the spirit of her people; yet
faction burst out with a fury which might almost prefigure the
violence of the desperate days of France. In the midst of per-
petual additions to the strength of the constitution, the cry was
suddenly raised that the constitution was on the point of ruin.
With opulence pouring on the country from every- quarter of
the globe, the cry was, that the empire was on the brink of
bankruptcy. What was the source of all this frenzy? Lord
Bute was minister, and Wilkes was his enemy. The libeller
began his war, and was checked. The check was sufficient to
canonize him with the ragged patriotism of the suburbs. The
roar was raised round Lord Bute, and from Lord Bute it
reached the throne.
It was in this tempestuous atmosphere that Horne Tooke first_
plumed his political wing. The "injuries" of Wilkes, and
the "tyranny" of Bute, were his theme. His first contribution
iii the cause was a song on the release of the demagogue from
his well-deserved confinement in the Tower. His next effort
was a pamphlet, of such overcharged virulence, that for a long
time he could not find a publisher, even among the tools of fac-
tion, daring enough to print it. It at length appeared, but tin-
der a condition, that if it were prosecuted, the author should
come forward. The author desired little more. It was evident
that the bastard popularity of Wilkes made him unhappy,
roused his rivalry, and determined him to try whether by adopt-
ing his audacity he might not be heir to his fame. This pamph-
let was a piece of vulgar ribaldry on Lords Bute and Mansfield:
it was entitled "The Petition of an Englishman ; with which
are given a copperplate of the 'Croix de S. Pillory,' and a
tine and accurate plan of some part of Kew Garden's." The
pamphlet is addressed "to the right honourable, truly nolle,
and Scottish Lords Mortimer and Jefferies." 'Nothing
can be more trifling and contemptible in point of authorship
than this performance, but its- insolence may be supposed to
have made up for its meagre mediocrity. The two Lords are
supposed to have established a new order in the kingdom, an
orkr of knighthood, of the pillory. " The boon I beg of you,"
taTi, the scribbler, "is to be admitted a knight companion- of

MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.--AS Captain Keats, R.N., ne-
phew of Sir Richard Keats,
iGnoliv_eartitito.cromofbe GreenwichyHtospital,
was sailing in an open boat
enly,
on Saturday week, a squall off thest
olaffndshteoorkaphseLredso,
andsu
that before the sheet could be ca
sunk.
There were Mrs. Keats and two of her sisters, Miss Diana and
, Miss Louisa Pitman, and a.boatman, also in the boat. Capt.
Keats instantly laid hold of Miss Louisa, and swam with her a
considerable distance towards the shore, till a preventive ser-
vice boat put off and rescued them both from their perilous si-
tuation, when he learnt the melancholy fact that his wife and
her sister Diana were both lost, together with the boatman.—
The body of Mrs. Keats and that of her sister were found en-
tangled in the gear of the boat, but the boatman has not yet
hoc n found. Both of these ill-fated ladies were young and ac-
complished; they were the daughters of a very wealthy and ac-
tive magistrate of the neighb6urhood, Major Pitman. Mrs.
Keats had not long been married, and her sister was betrothed,
it is understood, to a gentleman to whom she was shortly to
have been united. Captain Keats had Leen on a visit to Sir
John Yarde Buller's, at Lupton. His boat was observed by
the Circe, a yacht belonging to Mr. Wake, of Heavitree, which
was standing across the bay at the time, about half-a-mile sea-
ward of the boat. When the squall came on, the Circe felt its
force and nearly filled, Mr. Wake lulled up and took in a cou-
ple of reefs in his mainsail, and changed his jib; as soon as he
had got all right, he turned round,- and not seeing Captain
Keats's boat, exclaimed to his mama—" Well, I suppose, this has
been too much for the ladies, and so they are gone ashore." Ile
them held on his course, not suspecting that anything had hap-
pened to the boat, which being under the lee cl the iand was in
comparatively smooth water. Had Mr. Wake been at all
aware of the dreadful circumstances, he might, in all probability,
have been instrinnental in saving two, if not the whole of the
unfortunate sufferers.

SOUTH AMERICA.
G Glen, 311 Amity, Q,
Brebner, or Cotesworth, 229 Scotsman, P,

ichibucto
Bahia.

UNITED STATES.
Crams, Crary & co, Roscoe, P, New York
A Lodge & Pritchard, 399 Lady Rowena, K, Charleston
Baring Bros & co, 233 Undine, K, Duxbury
Bolton, Ogden & co, 374 Tecumseh, P, New York
\V Fisher & Son. 302 Catharine M*Donald, Q, Do
W & J Brown & co, John Wells, V, Philadelphia
T & W Davies, or Holt 352 Heroine, P, Do
& co,
T & J D Thornely, 444 Lowell, Q,
Baring Bros & co, 250 George, P.
Isaac, Low & co, or II 377 Isabella, G,
Fox
273 Noble, P,

Boston
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Jamaica
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Leeward Islands, Demerara & Berbice
After Ist August
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OUTWARD.

Baring Bros & co,

1259.0(1.€308.0(1:

140 to Od rd 50s Od
0 to 0 guineas
20 0— 30 0

20 0-25 0

40 0— 50 0
20 0— 23 0
20 0— 25 0
35 0— 45 0
30 (1— 33 0
25 0— 30 0
20 0— 30 0
23 0-30 0
40 0— 0 .0
50 0— 70 0
GO 0— 0 0
50 0— GO 0
50 0— 60 0
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30 0— 40 0
15 0— 20 0
50 0— 80 0
25 0— 3a D
30 0-3:5 0
20 0— 25 0
15 0— 20 0
30 0— 40 0
10 0-20 0
20 0— 30 0
10 0-20 0
7 6 10 0
7 6 IA 0
15 0— 20 0
10 0— 20 0
9 to 12 guineax.

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0 o— 0 0
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TIMBER, If'' cubic foot,
Riga
Dautzig - , 0 111 0 2 0
Memel 0 1 11 0 2 0
American Pine 0 1 4 0 1 7
Do. Quebec 0 1 5 0 1 6
Red Pine 0 1 8 0 111
Quebec Oak
Birch
PLANKS, 4IY foot of 2 inch.
I)antzig Deck
American Pine
DEALS, 4 standard hundred.
Best Petersburg lied
Do. White 14 0 0 0 0 0'
Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0
Dantzig& Swedish Red 14 0 0 14 10 0

AN ACCOUNT Or CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVER POOL

£44 V 120.
£2 cm. e £2los. Vl2O.
£l9 e £22 ly 120.
3

ENGLISH STOCKS,--.TursE 14.
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3 per Cent. Red. Anus £looo.. 891 81 9
Ditto
3 per Cent. Consols Anna 1000.. Shut.
Ditto 5OO Shut.
31
_per Cent. Arens. (1818) 1000.. 961 5/
Ditto
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3# per Cent. Reduced Anns 1000.. 951 51
Ditto 500.. 961 51
New 31 per Cent. Arms 1000.. 971 1
Ditto
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Ditto
New 5 per Cent
Loppngiittttionsons., ex. p,.,Jan. 5,1860. Nothing done.
171 1-16th
Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10,1839
Jan. 5, 1860
~ Jan. 5, 1880
India Stock, div.,../01 per Cent.
South Sea Stock, div. 31 per Cent
Ditto Old Annnities, div. 3 prr Cent Nothing done,
Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent
3 per oOnt. Annuities, (175 l) Sind.
India! Bonds, 21 per Cent.
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3 per Cent. Consols for Opening, July 4 9Ol 1 I 1901
India Stock for Account, July 249 8 9 6i ii
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MARRIED. VII
bY tb'l el
On Thursday last, at Camberwell Church, Surrey, -, pal . la',
Melville, George Pearce, Esq., of Peckham, to Mrs. Pit, tovho,
est daughter of W. Ward, Esq. of Pembroke-place, in 111011401"
Same day, at Gainsboro', by 'the Rev. George Dodds, to C,
ward Woodall, Esq., of Scarboro', in the county of l(ork!eri'
Althea, eldest daughter of Benjamin Codd, Esq., of the forty
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DIED.
PAurg, G 0 r3ce' r '
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On the Bth instant, at Lauriston Place, in
daughter of Mr. Edward Walkinshaw, of this town.
_..ctief,
On Tuesday last, aged 30 years, Mr. Matthew Corf,bu"
~ (`,-
street. le° ...ec j,
till
On day, Mr. Richard Maurice Owen, ironfoundel%Nr• ,til
On Wednesday last, aged 3 years, Jane, daughter -Oi •
octloe
land, Finch-street.
of I‘ls )11'
Same (lay, Mr. Stephen Lavender, deputy constable - tplEsh
Same day, in this town, aged 12 years-, Henry wave r,
,At 4
Mr. John Wovenden, confectioner, Shude-hill, . Panel" the e- ,o,
Oa Thursday last, aged 9, Margaret Jane, daughter ol
„tc, if
W. Kewley, auctioneer.
ars
On Saturday last, aftef a severe illness, aged 09 3' e
,tre„,et. poi
Iliikett, son of the late Mr. Richard Birkett; Frederick- ',,bto
Sallie day, much lamented, Elizabeth, the second (Lau° oi 1
5 ir
Dowson, St. Vincent-street, St. JathOs's. of bi 4
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eel F /
ance, Mr. William Ellis, aged 30.
o f Yesterday}.GrmSlaill, ina tthSee C oc'tinll;•e O' fCShal ?pi? e ' Miss
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Oa Sunday last, aged 13 years, jadieg. the 4on
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Cows. 1 Slieep. Pigs. 1 Horses. 1 Mules. 1 et.l7es. 1 Lambe,
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