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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

hinery within, and eventually the outer walls

valuable

t-street of various departments of the works, to the

:th of about 40 yards

,es from tim

These walls are perforated with

to time, chiefly inwards

Matthews's", which is included in the area
on which the works stand, and extend from the paint room
to its frontage in Lydia Ann- street, took fire.. It was stowed

About four

and known as

oth articles, the
eyed,

and carried into the lower part of Lydia Ann-street,iand into
York-street and Dickenson-street. The greater part, how-
ever, particularly of the hemp, was insured. The police
worked manfully at this work, as did the crews of H.M.St.
Redwing and H.M.S. Etna, under command of Lieutenant
Lord, of the former vessel, who regretted exceedingly that,
owing to the steam of his engines being blown off when the

s seen by him, be could not land his men until after

our o'cloc

His men continue to be most active in saving

g buildings

By four o'clock the buildings crossing in the yard men-
tioned, which had ignited, the range from Gilbert-street, and
the cotton warehouse, was completely gutted, and present
fearful masses of ruined walls and flames—the latter, where
they remained in their places between the stories, throwing
out brilliant jets of flame like fireworks. The lurid flames
ascended to a great height, and brightly illuminated all the

;h buildings at the top of Duke-street and on St. James's
)unt, giving a large part of the town the appearance of a

theatrical illumination, or firing. Besides the seven engines
tation, all the Dock engines were bronght up, and

from t

all played with effect,

supply of water was obtained

and continued. The Mayor. Mr. Rushton, and other gen-
tlemen connected with the magistracy and the commerce of
Dund at an early hour, and remained

the town were on the

itil after daylight, giving effectual

and exampl

Soon after four o'c

assistance by their a(

lock, the wind being from about S.S.E

arried the heat of the flames from the cotton and

temp war

across Lydia-street to an eqully tal

facing that street, and nearly directly opposite, so that
lofts and the roof, and finally the upper story caught
and belched forth large volumes of black smoke. Four
-- • —. ;fltn ulav upon it, but by half-

the teagle

re immediate

;t five part of the roof a

I floors next the street gave way,

nt danger of being burnt. These warehouses
,scrintion facing Henry-

lower sheds and warehouse,
id
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

COTTON MARKET, MARCH 6

On Saturday we had an active demand in our market, and fully
6000 bales were sold, 2000 of them to a speculator. To-day the
attendance of buyers has not been so numerous, and the sales do
not exceed 3500 bales, at the extreme prites of last week, with a
very steady and firm market, which the heavy arrivals seem to
confirm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

f a valuable d

i there are valuable

wever, from t
We have not yet ascertained the d

direct

were in less danger,

rze portions of the walls of

From F

.wcett's cotton warehouses, and also of the foundry premises
ithin toppled from their sites as the flooring, beams, and
• hrick work gave way, and fell in successive

bond t

perilous escapes were made by parees near
Lydia Ann-street and Gilbert-street, in particular,
_.:ed with ruins of fallen walls and materials—particu-
lariy the latter, The cotton warehouse (Fawcett's) presonts
interiorly a mountainous mass of burning cotton, hemp, &c.
The premises of Mr. Waring, adjoining, and further to the
south-east, are much damaged ; but his books were saved
by the active exertions of Mr. Inspector Walker, Mr.
Leverett, Mr. Melville, of the Liver Theatre, and others.
Mr. Melville exerted himself throughout in a most praise-
worthy manner in assisting the hands of the police.
'qr. Fawcett, jun., was on the ground about two o'clock,
-red the destruction of his property with

are stre

aturally wit❑

much anxiety.•
He was much relieven when, by the active
:motions of the public, with the " good old" engine, No. 9,
which played within the premises, the very valuable buildings
in Dickenson-street, including the model-rooms, and some

v marine engines, were saved. Amongst those en-
as the entire one for the new iron/steam-ship, build-

Mr. Thomas Wilson for the City of Dublin Co. ; also

great part of the engine for the steam-ship " Bentinck," lately
launched. The cylinders and heavy castings of the latter

;ent on board) are all saved ; but we regret to say
ne brass and polished work are destroyed or much

It will be difficult to replace tl

ese within the time

J that the vessel may proceed to her destination,

iostan in the Ind

-rooms burnt down at the foundry are numerous,
luded much machinery, as well as prepared goods of a

sable description, but we have not yet

robabl

,certained the

mount. It may be said genera
ird, at least, of the stock and premises are de-
Lbrated

at of one of the most extensive and c

naca=waiO=l
MIMMNIMINEIMg‘I..L.-

—As the pa

_oath= and Sunderland Railway, for Sunderland, on
one of the pas-

when his head came

a bridge, and he was killed on the spot. We
ite person was a traveller, and re:

nd the un

ded at Shields
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

PROVISIONS

WHEATEN FLOUR, the best Seconds,) at per Pack
OATMEAL, at per Ditto.
PEAS, at per Bushel.
Good BEEF and MUTTON, at per lb.

SKIMMED MILK, at per Gall On.
BUTTERMILK, at per Ditto.
BUTTER, (Salt and Fresh,) at per lb.
GROCERlES,(enumeratinkthe description of tbeArticles)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

often engrave,'
"Titian

cuous position amongs

this new style of ro

he has opened a wide fief

who will

mend it as be

information in its perusal

EXTRACTS FROM `•A MEMOIR OF
IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAXON, BY DANIEL
O'CONNELL, M.P.

CROMWELL AND THE

WITH A MORAL INTERPOED

Cromwell gorg

He com-

deliberate, cold-blooded

,fined the annal

persevering. He sta
with guilt of a blacke

dye than has stained any other nation

on earth.
And—after all—for what": What did he Bain by it? Some
four or five years of unsettled and precarious power ! And
if his hiden

was interred in a royal gra.

only to have his bones thence transferred to 3 gibbet

of men, women, and chi

inches

—of Col(

It has often been said that
Government of England, whr
exterminate the Irish nation

of the

guilty of Ibe attempts to

times in their slaughter of t

their d

Meantime the fire went on with uncontrollable fury in
and round the spot where it originally commenced. Seven

powerful engines were shortly present, and played with con-
siderable effect in arresting the flames, particularly their
progress southward, where the valuable model-rooms are

situated, next to Dickenson-street, and the top of the

cirangle in Lydia Ann-street and Gilbert-street

Mr. Maxwell, of the Insurance-offices, was early on the
ground, with Mr. Anderson, arid rendered valuable assist-
ance: The West of England fire engine was, we learn, the

first on the ground

The fire, as it gained head, burst out from window after

window, in and over the paint-room, and soon extended to
the long frontage in Gilbert-street—the roofs continuing to
fall in from time to time, and the walls of the interior
crossing buildings to fall piecemeal. The buildings that
crossed the yard further northward also caught the blaze,

and soon fell a prey to the destructive element, with the

ithin, and eventually the outer walls
in Gilbert-street of various departments of the works, to the

valuable machinery

length of about 40 yards. These walls are perforated with
numerous windows, and, commencing at the top, fell in huge

pieces from time to time, chiefly inwards. About four
o'clock a large warehouse, the property of Messrs. Fawcett,
' Matthews's", which is included in the area
on which the works stand, arid extend from the paint room
to its frontage in Lydia Ann street, took fire. It was stowed
chiefly with cotton and hemp. Some of both articles, the
first in bales, and the latter in bundles or trusses, was saved,
and carried into the lower part of Lydia Ann-street,'and into
York-street and Dickenson-street. The greater part, how-
ever, particularly of the hemp, was insured. The police
worked manfully at this work, as did the crews of H.M.St.
Redwing and H.M.S. Etna, under command of Lieutenant
Lord, of the former vessel, who regretted exceedingly that,

and known

owing to the steam of his ermines being blown off when ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

Wm. Russell, hence for Bahia, off Pernambuco. On 2th Jan. in
lat. 47, long. 20 23, Spoke the Majestic, from Calcutta to London.
NEWHAVEN, Mareh 3.—The Gleaner, Marsh, from Woodbridge
for Liverpool, has put in shore with damage to chain plates, stan-
chions, &c. and must discharge part of her cargo to repair, having
been in contact with a large brig off Beachy Head.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

of papers from Sydney L
Cororoercial affairs r

anything, there was an improvemer
low ; and, as no

goods was very As. .Lopments were expecte
from Great Britain, it was generally supposed that a rise i
price would take place. The chief intelli of genc n
f inte
-f the reduction of the rate it-
-flog of the directors of

the
gen eonntellatiOil
!i
e

the banks

for the purpose of considering the ex-
The result has been, that the Co.
-nd has issued the following

fi;iad be!

Bank of Van

aonths' bill
_8 per cent

Interest Abovecharged on a
3 months.. •
--
• - "Is and r

10 per cent,
10 per cent
10 per cent,

•elleWalS

tasb crean3. ..... _
Deposit receipts pa
_ ......

Pn general satista,

tion, as no legitimate trade con
.;ed. The 1,1
'so taken ev

against the enormous rate hitherto chars
ative Council of
:Van Diemuseurn's
1.2.-
Land had
of an y

a continues very Brea

South Atr

working of t

at Sydney ereat effi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

MIDDLEWICH CORN MARKET, MAiten I
s. d.

Wheat, old, v 7511

7 6 - 8 0

Oats, old, 19, bOlb
new

3 0 - 3 2

4 6 - -

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 6.
At this day's market we had a good supply of Cattle and Sheep,
and prices stationary ; prime Beef 5d to 5d : middling and inferior
4id prime Wethers s:id to sd; middling sd, sinking the offal.
Number of Beasts, 986; Sheep, 2441.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 3.
Sugar.—There has been rather a better demand, and 400 hhds.
B. P. have been sold at steady prices. 6000 bags Bengal have also
been disposed of, Khaur at 435 9cl to 44s 6d, and good and fine
Benares at 64s to 66d per cwt. No sales of Mauritius. In Foreign
the sales amount to 80 cases and )80 brls. of Brazil, at steady prices.
Nothing done in Molasses. Coffee.—There are no sales of Planta-
tion to report; the trade have taken 150 brls. and bags of La
Guayra, at 37s to 40s for good ordinary, and 58s to 6os for middling,
and 130 Bags Costa Rica, price not reported. No sales of Coca,
Ginger, Pepper or Pimento. Nothing worthy of notice has been
done in Rice. Rum.—The business is confined to 50 puns.
Demerara, 27 to 36 per cent. 0. P., at 2s 4d to 2s I ld, and 30 puns.
East India, 28 par cent. G. P., a is led per gallon.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 4.
So little variation has occurred in the trade, for some time past,
that we can do no more than repeat what we have had to state so
frequently of late—that without any material pressure of supply,
the market continues in a very inactive state, as regards every
article, and prices are scarcely maintained. The same description
characterises all the selling markets; whilst, in the agricultural
districts, the farmers bring forward their produce sparingly, and
submit reluctantly to any reduction. At this day's market the
finest new Wheats maintain the value of this day week ; secondary
qualities, and old, are rather cheaper. Flour without alteration.
Oats fully as dear, but without any actiray of demand. Meal
scarcely maintains its value. Malt and Beans as last quoted. The
demand for each article is confined to the quantities required for
immediate consumption.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

Co r Ed.

To BE LET immediately, in the neighbourhood of Wa-
vertree, handsome APARTMENTS. To Gentlemen
who are desirous of residing in the country during the ensu-
ing summer the present is a most desirable opportunity, the
situation being a very pleasant one,—the accommodation
good, and not expensive. Unexceptionable references can be
given.—Apply at No. 2, Wellington-road, Smithdown-lane,
or address M.M., Standard-office.

910 be LET, ready FuttNisur.n, and may be entered upon
I. on the 14th instant, a beautiful SUMMER RESI-
DENCE, siivate on Holt-hill, Tranmere, known as HOPE
COTTAGE, commanding a most extensive view, in which are
included Eastham, Runcorn, the town of Liverpool, Formby,
Wallasey, the Rock Channel, Woodside, Birkenhead, &c.,
and having the advantage of being near the Ferries.
For further particulars apply to Mr. HARAM, Wine Mer-
chant, 42, Chapel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 6

There is a continued anxiety manifested by holders of Butter to
lessen their stocks ; and we are pretty confident that a redlictlon
in price of 38. to 4s. per cwt. would not be refused, for a large
quantity. We never recollect the market being in such a dull un.
satisfactory state. In Provisions and Bacon there is but little
doing, and prices are unaltered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

riy, in his

ben plac

[e of the

You haN

lt to t

3 company

Cliaric

Mr. D

Mr. Drt

believe

ch the L

red. and ti

ing shou

rbid aff

in this cas

hi decl

:e to the laws of

nce on the p
:hat evidence

; and knowir

le coroner

th Lord tfaddi

Prisoner to deprive of lif

'e few cries

s when under exa-

n, Mr. Bodkin,

ren read over the in-

lied " Not

inquisition with

Not Guilty

r, upon

situation

tor-General's opening address,
neared

It you 1,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

NORTHERN HO;
[WEEKLY

AD3tITTED

PITAL, MARCH 4
REPORT.]

DISCHARGED

8 Cured 2O
Attending as Out Patients
14 Irregular
Died .. 4
22 )
Remainin gin the Hospital . . 75

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation

House Visiters, James Heyworth and Duncan M'Viccar, Esqrs
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 4.

DISCHARGED
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request 11
Made Out-patients ....•
Irregular
Dead 3

Inpatients
Out-patients ..
Casuals during the last week 2
Remaininthe house 196

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson.
Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
House Visiters, John Cropper and Wm. Carson,Esqrs.
House Surgeon. Mr. Brandreth.
JAMES BOLD, Treasurer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

many
ier the name of " The

...t.ion to the especial
i. The pub):

s pubi

shers in

couauu.
le work will take place in little

ibbotsfotl Edition of the Waverley
Edinburgh : Cadell•
umber of the Abbotsford Edition merits all

thought it our duty to bestow

Le commenda

Icy merit of Sir Walter
- --zertained, and it

The lit'

concerning it here

... style in which this

uld be s

iition is laid bef

Shelton Mackenzie, L.L.D

Titian. A Romanc

that the 15th century
4—ipnt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

own reflections upon the e

Dr. Mackenzie

mance, which impart interes

scriptions of Venice are vivi

and habits of the people

afford interest

mation. His characters are firmly and bold

of Titian will be admired gr

r success are all matters of notoriet

Amicia, Titian's niece and daughi

ir simplicity

has woven two love plots into thi

ess to it

mentioned in a way that

ell as i

lv : his early struggles
Beatrice

clever!

na loveli
z part, N..' ill als

:ted with t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

0. 10621

.=NEE'Mal=t3CE‘i,

ElM=En=l2Miw

,taito by gturtion.

THIS DAY

whom it may concern

t Ha.f-past One o'clock
Brunswick-street,
Bushels WHEAT,

he 7th inst.,
's Office, 10

.om Calcutt

iw lying in Earles and Carter

ross-street—Rooms No. 4 and 6.
300 Bushes Egyptian WHEAT,

s Wapping

Tl9OO Bushels POiish"thlessa WHEAT,

Pemberton's, Strand-street.—Apply to
WILLIAM PARKE, Broker.

THURSDAY

RSDAY next, the 9th instant, at_ Twelve o'clock. at

house and Sons' Office, Royal Bank
150 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,
Wilton, King's Dock.—Apply to
ICH. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers

SDAY next, the 9th instant, at twelve o'clock, at
Nilham Nevett's office, Rumford-street,
300 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,
ast side Queen's Dock, ex Ritson, from Savanilla.
) Messrs. IMRIE and TOMLINSON, Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

FRIDAY

DAY next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
)ues, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
1000 Bales JUTE, _ _ _

rig ex Nith.

from Calcutta, east side Prince's Dock

r to -
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers

gtiz littbltrationo.

In Monday next will be Published, price One Shilling,
HURCH EXTENSION and CHURCH UNITY;
the Opening and Consecration SERMONS, Preached
St. Silas' Church, Liverpool. By the Rev. HUGH
NEILE, M.A., Minister of St. Jude's.

ace of thy tent."--Isaiah liv. 2

we, my undefiled

J. HATCHARD and SON. Liverpool : H. PER-

A. NEWLIN(

Just Published,
TECTURES on POPERY. By the Reit. JOHN OWEN,
nf Thrnceinatnn_ TAresterAhire.

Fraud,—of Idolatry,—
,—and of Heathenism.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

ins by 0]

most brutal murder r

arising from t

4..a.5G54
I been defeated by the Boers

said, were exulting at our
to attack the colony at its defenceless points

TH WALES

!ra
ornmercial affairs remained

was an imprnv

supposed

The one
;duction

The resu
I's Land

payable in

sued ti

these marauders na
: the Fish Ricer Flat
lng man named William Harder
Lower Albany. At Bathurst
r Albany "

bbeiy of cattle was

,e lith

coloni

that the (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

By Mr.T. BRANCH,

On THURSDAY next, the 9th day cf Mai:ch, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-
street, Liverpool, subject to conditions,
A PIECE of LAND, situate behind and near to
Lot I.A PIECE
north side of Shaw's-brow, in Liverpool,
with the WIND CORN-MILL, WAREHOUSE, KILN,
DWELLING-HOUSE, COTTAGES, STABLE, and
other BUILDINGS thereon erected, and now in the occu-
pation of Mr. Richard Rawsthorne, as tenant thereof.
This Lot contains 425 square yards of Land, or there-
abouts, and is Freehold of Inheritance, except about 34
square yards adjoining. Mill-place, (on which part of the
Warehouse is erected,) and which is Leasehold, under the
Corporation of Liverpool, for an unexpired term of eight
years, or thereabouts.
2.—A Piece of LAND, situate on the south side and near
the bottom of Richmond-row, and opposite to Scotland-
place, in Liverpool, containing in front to Richmond-row
and in breadth at the back 6 yards, or thereabouts, and run-
ning in depth backwards on the east and west sides severally
17 yards, or thereabouts, together with the MESSUAGE or
DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, and now used as a
LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, and in the occupation of
Mr. John Andrews, as tenant thereof.
The Tenure of this Lot is Freehold of Inheritance.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. THOMAS CROOK
and SON, No. 36, Exchange-street East ; or to Mr. THOMAS
WILSON, Solicitor, 63, Cornwallis-street, Liverpool, where
a Plan of Lot 1 may be seen.

CEMENT, CORDAGE, BEEF, HAMS, SHIP VAR-
NISH, NAPTHA. PAINTS, &c.
_ By BACH and Co.,

On THURSDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the King's Dock Sale Stores, No. 18. Wapping.
IBarrels light-coloured CEMENT, about 11 Tons
various Cordage, Spunyarn, Oakum, and Twine. 10
Barrels United States Beef, in bond, 6 Barrels Ditto, duty
paid, 6 Tierces Canadian Hams, duty paid, 10 Barrels Black
Ship Varnish, 6 Barrels Bright Ditto, 120 Gallons Naptha,
200 Cans Preserved Meats and Fish, 11 Dozen Pickles and
Sauces, 10 Gallons Spirits Turpentine, 20 Dozen Blacking
and Ink, several Anchors, Chains, large double-barrel
Winch, large Caboose, Ships' Spars, &c. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

THE •
NOTICE iz
II of Settle
MEETING of the .
COMPANY will be heiu ua
....lull day
of March instant, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms,
South John-street, in Liverpool, to elect three Directors for
the year ensuing, to supply the place of the Directors who
are then to go out office by rotation ; to receive the Direc-
tors Report for the preceding year ; to declare a further Di-
vidend, and to transact the general business of the Company.
Dated 6th March, 1843.
By order of the Directors,
JOHN NORTH, Clerk of the said Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

out of British funds

NLMERSTON admitted that it was commanded by
jeers, hut it was paid by Shah Soojah, by means

In reply to a question from Mr. EWART,
Sir R. PEEL said that he was unable to give any further
information respecting any alteraiton of the sugar duties
than he had formerly given.
In reply,to questions from Mr. A. SMITH,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that Govern-
ment was in possession of every inforMation respecting the
value of the opium seized in China, and he would lay the
whole of the papers before Parliament, in order that an
opinion might be formed as to the proper course to be pur-
sued.

In reply to a question from Mr. EIVART,
Sir R. PEEL said that it was not his intention to take any
step with respect to monopoly of the growth of opium in In-
dia until he should have an opportunity of ascertaining the
opinion of Sir H. Pottinger.

The house then went into a committee of supply, and the
navy estimates were proceeded with.

A: discussion took place as to the propriety of paying more
attention to building steam ships of war, Sir C. NAPIER
declaring :that w•e had never built one in this country that
could be called good, or that could keep the machinery in
anything like safety. In fact a cannon ball would go right
through the boiler of any of them, and cause an explosion,
and the men below would be cooked before they could reach
the deck.

Captain Rous also condemned the system of giving the
command of our fleets to old men, who, from being ashore
for 10 or 20 years previously, had lost two thirds of all the
nautical skill they had- ever acquired. He also condemned
the constant violation of the rules of the Admiralty by the
captains of vessels proceeding to the Mediterranean, taking
with them their wives, families, carriages, horses, &c. The
ships in that service being generally in port, enabled the offi-
cers to reside ashore so continuously, that they became ut-
terly unfit for service. Fur his own part, be would rather
take any gentleman brought up in St. James's-street for an
officer in a ship of his, than he would take an officer brought
up in such service as that of the Mediterrane ,n.
A discussion was raised as to the propriety of reviving the
office cf deputy accountant-general of the Admiralty, Mr.
Labouchere, Mr. Baring, and other hon. members objecting
to such revival,. the necessity for which was, however, advo-
cated by 11r. Sydney Herbert and Sir James Graham, who
read a letter from the accountant-general proving the neces-
sity
.of the revival of the office owing to the great increase of
of business in that department.

Mr. C. Woof) proposed a reduction of the vote in order to
take the opinion of the house upon the propriety of the re-
vival of the office, but on a division Mr. Wood's amendment
was negatived by a majority of 124 to 45:
The house was occupied with the discussion of the esti-
mates during the remainder of the evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

loan of 13,000,000 drachmas

A FACT.—A few NI
tendance at a house

ng as he w

native size sta
—" Don't

CANT:4g SAGACITY

about three

the farm

formed

and •
evening &

t from Abe

lives of (
b

,st

dical man bei

on the eve of w

ndred c

t's no

suaded to go to t
tending to be ui

owing extra
t a farm call

t b

lat,,week:the bitch was taken ill

rhelpOiC‘,.,yv
bed,l

early in tt

d them into a bucket
ie a hole in the dune

and found that his f
had whelped, and dem,

iornttig

), when
4

Dian t ati on dos,

Ilowing eagerly watched

great joy of tt

mily, (who excepting the boy, were aware that the pups ha
been destroyed) two of the pups were found alive with ill
bitch, and are at this time alive. It is supposed, the heat i
the stable manure brouhht them to life, and that the bit(

night of S

PRINTING 1

we have 1
e less 11(

)11 to ti

contained in a letter .addressed by Mr. Bain to his
who resides in Pultene.town.. After alluding to some

have the pl

to some
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

NORTHERN HOS,
WEEKLY

ADMITTED

Accidents.
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation .....

22
Remainingin the Hospital

House Visiters, James Heyworth and Duncan M'Viccar, Es4rs'

Treasurer, R. W. Bateson. Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Par
ket
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

houses are

f the att

DI M. Go.

y venture

expressions of triumph, d
portance to the country

r Minist

cnonstrating nevertheless the um-
of the defeat of the combined

enemies of peace and order.
The discussion on the bill was concluded on Saturday.
Previous to the ballot, M. de Labourdonnaie asked M.
Gnizot, if a Frenchman, named Lefevre, who had been ill-
treated at Gerona, by General Zurbano, had obtained sati-
for that offence ? M. Guizot replied that he had
ded of the cabinet of Madrid not only a disavowal of
but also an indemnity for the

e condi.

enera
I by M. Lel

rnment

:overed

t of the boat rope

aat the aff

ved from A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

, the C

1,000,000 f. for s,
vote, and carrier
jority of 82 vote

ay weather a ye
port. A. larg

I son, hut
left alone i

left safe on toe je

e. he could not be rec

ing sons in a

that they reached I
having been favour

k esti a

high tariff of custom duties lately issued is
Greek trade and customs receipts, and as tl

ment cann,

s every r

to think that

ent says,

.000,000

the estimates

amount of the deficit will be nearly 6,900
Rhally does n
and expenses u

former only ; h

)ses to carry t

.sent difficulties by that very

to the 1

I as the new and of coin

our correspon

ceipts will fall short
t in all probability t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

m Burke's commencement i

would call of

silver spoon fashion

oat takes place in a farm home betwet

the military, is clever'

Tom Burke

n with Darby the Blast, the piper, and becomes ac-
ted with a French officer, who rouses within him a wish
- • -

3e for deeds

tifully execute

s Darby piping and smoking on a

I stone,

3e fairies and

a perfect gem in its wa,

e prug

Bradshaw's Journal.

Walmsle

ap and clever publication cont

s to illustrat

' The ramble

Wye," and "A day at Sweetheart Abby
from the
the best and cleverest got np of the monthlies ;

s one of

amusing character of its contents, it will attract the attention.

ose who are fond of light reading—bier

ed with in-

Combe Abbey, with ii

Walmsley, I

k, we apprehend

the eleventh number, and the incidents app
the climax. If the next Annf..,...... -.,-:g_

after the Restoration, the Catho

And this atrociously to

lation to th

n speeches,
•ch-liar, Hu

s account of the

The immoral infidel

gave a greater interest to his fictit

so cruel!

that 0

TR E ATM

traced an ouUine

ly treated

ith blood

o black

:ch. under

eninant

from you, Illustrious I

LI d resse

justice, by an equal

e of Irelan

The Precursor Ass

he consent c

extended-11
tinued—if tl
ted in a just

abolisneg

it, on the of

restoration of tt

,tion of

ficultieswhich IT

them there

Ireland

Rill asser

1 unoix,

as link of the

iota fo

her title to constitutional tre
In short, Ireland deman
iuraged ; that the go
`i people, and not
desirous to assist._is
.tiand
ScotticsohnsaonididEtTgli

the Iris

has in vain insisted or

demand is free fr

1T is THE

What ti

understand is, that

NELL ON BRIT
•eign and the su
t the Irish peel,

EQUALITY

IEPEAL!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

lined by Mr. SVaddington.—l am a
at Glasgow. I have known the pri-
When first I knew him he car-

tied on the business of a turner on his own account. I
frequently saw him on the business of Lang and Son, by
whom 1 was employed. I afterwards employed him myself
till he gave up business, which was about a year and a half
ago. 1 was not generally acquainted with him beyond em-
ploying him. 1 have frequently paid him money, for which
he gave me receipts. I never noticed anything particular or
stranee in his manner. In the month of November last I

came to London, when I accidentally met the prisoner in St.
Martin's-lane. I did not, till then, know that he was in
London. I shook hands with him and asked him what he
was doing in London, lie asked me the same question, and
I told him that I was in search of employment, and he then
lid that he was in search of employment also. I told him
,t I was going to Great Peter-street, Westminster, and he
e. We passed through Whitehall and Parlia-
..treet to Westminster-hall. The prisoner took me past
Robert Peel's house. - "That

walked with m

, when, pointing to it, he said,
Robert Peel stops," and added, " D—n b..
--nething like that. We then crossed to the
" That is where all the wealth of
or something to that effect. We then went
-,urts in Westminster-hall, where we re-

awry, when he said

'e minutes, and then Went to Westrnins

" See how time has

live buildin

He then left me, and on
called upon me at Mr.

We svalked away to-

where I v

itister-bridge, and went to a public-

is far as

I can re-

bout three quarters of an hour,
chiefly about Glasgow; but be

previous Monday he had
)13 in Great Peter-street,

arners

atif he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

CONTENTS
System of Tradition

Sold by SEELEY, London

All R. W. G. HERDMAN will shortly have ready for pub-
lication a WORK of ART on ANCIENT LIVER-
POOL.
Liverpool

i great Commercial City, is of comparatively

It is, nevertheless, a town of great antiquity ;
possessed many interesting relics of the Feudal times,
early Architecture, now missed away, was of a highly

It is the object of the author of this work to preserve to
3sterity all that is valuable of the Ancient appearance of his
ative town. For this purpose, many early and authentic
)llections have been laid open to him, which will be duly
:knowledged in the work.
Descriptive letter-press will accompany the subjects, but
le Author wishes it to be understood that the Plates are the

principal objects.
It is proposed to publish it in Monthly Parts, at Five Shil-
lings and Sixpence each, containing Four Plates, except the
first number, which will contain Five. The whole to be
completed in Twelve Numbers.
Publishers : HENRY GREAVES and Co. 6, Pall Mall. Lon-
on, and WILLIAM HOLDEN, 13, Ranelagh-street, Liver-
pool, where specimens may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

PO be LET, the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, with or
without the Ferry.
Also, OFFICES and a CELLAR, in Atherton Buildings.
DITTO, i❑ Exchange-street.
The HOUSE, No. 3, York-terrace, Everton; and NA-
VARIN COTTAGE, Grecian-terrace ; both of which may
be entered upon immediately.
Apply to Mr. ATHERTON, Atherton's Buildings, Dale-
street, Liverpool, or New Brighton.
(One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

kONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, gAit6i

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

T. Plumbe arid 'l'. Bright, Liverpool, linen•drapers—J. Mender,
W. Alexander, and H. Allender, Liverpool, hatters—J. Mellor, .1.
Weston, R. Mellor, and T. Mellor, Liverpool, flour-dealers; so far

as regards J. Weston—J. Chapman and J. Bridge, Bißinge,, Lanca-
shire, coal miners—S. Newton, .1. Lyon, T. Newton, J. Keys, and
W. Keates, Sutton, Lancashire, copper-smelters; so far as regards
.1. Keys—W. Renshaw and .1. Newby, Manchester, tobacconists—

S. Barnes, A. Sevill, G. Sevill, and W. Woolstenhulme, Oldham,
Lancashire, machine-makers--G. liasmyth, J. Nasmyth, H.
Gaskell, G. Humphreys, 11. Gaskell, G. Humphreys, and Garnett,
Patricroft, Lancashire, engineers, so far as regards G. Naswyth.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
_

John Ward, Irstead. Norfolk, cattle jobber.
Thomas Samuel Sharland, Frome, Somers.ctshire, draper.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
Thomas Watson, Liverpool, butcher.
BANKRUPTS.

Alexander Yeatman and Aubry Lum, Fore•strcet, City, London,
chemists.

Edward Austin, Walmer, Kent, grocer.
Peter Spurr Parkin, Robert-street, Chelsea, Ironmonger,
William Streeter, Brighton, licensed victualler.
Jeremiah Nettleton Balme, Leeds, wool-stapler.
William Bury, Blackburn, grocer.
William Emery, Halifax, corn merchant.
DIVIDENDS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

as murder,

s committed, and

I from yon, be

been mar

rest the

ainful d

that he was

)ove a

ntlernen,
—to de-

r him not a respon-

laws of his country

for wh

roved whe

;honld not be too readily

lie safety requt

f, and the circumstances

in th

that ace cowmit-

difficult for well-

d the motives which lead to
f that morbid affection of the

mded Et

'lards of ti
n of th

le person
Id they ?

re directed to p

it attention to
deprived of life

f our own tir

s of the metropolis of

e midst of the people, c
ing, have discharged the

Sovereign of

there that persons in

We know of nor

cape, dis

but that (

DI an ill-regu-
We have seen

y could reach the person of th

gs, gentlemen, t

that
f afford no

the parties
their cairn

Ling it are not

try. But I know that
f the prisoner will not
red to show that

tate of mind at the time he
hat, I feel that I ought

of the case to refer to some
e the Ent

.borities, and
law. It will

state my view of the principles c
be open to my learned friend. whose powerful assis
am happy to see the prisoner will have, to comment upon
that, and to differ from me if he thinks lam wrong. It has
been the custom in these cases to refer to proceedings of au-
thority, and to the dicta of judges who have tried similar

an to say for one moment that it is

iestion to be c

act, a que

,ion of common

I by you is a question of _
and belief. The whole question will turn upon thi
eve the prisoner at the bar at the time he cow-

ou
:ed this a

,ponsible agent—if you believe

n he fired the pistol
Teen right and wrot

of the mind

U control of some clis,
cious that
you believe that he did not know he was
w both of God and man, then, undoubtedly,
to your acquittal. But it is my duty, subject
to the correction of my lord, and to the observations of my
learned friend, to tell you that nothing short of that excuse
can excuse him upon the principle of the English law. To
excuse him, it will not be sufficient that he laboured at the
time under partial insanity, that he had a morbid disposition
of mind, which would not exist in a sane person ; that is not
enough, if he had that degree of intellect to enable him to
know and distinguish right from wrong, if be knew what
would he the effects of his crime, and consciously committed
it, and if with that consciousness he wilfully committted it.

htli regard to the authorities upon this point, observations
ave been made to the effect that they have attempted to
f.fine• the law too strictly. That observation was made
ithout regard to the object of the authorities. It is impos-
ble to lay down beforehand any definition of the madness

that it is a q

fety is

in such
nay lay

laid thivn in the same

:o their considera-

n from wrong,
in g against the

to juries who ad

justice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARcH'3,

Another very moderate day in our Cotton market. The
demand has not exceeded 3,500 bales at the full prices current
during the week. The sales of the week amount to 16,690
bales, of which 3000 are for speculation, and 1300 for export.
Market closes steadily.

COTTON MARKET, M.

On Saturday we had an active demand in our market, and fully
6000 bales were sold, 2000 of them to a speculator. To-day the
attendance of buyers has not been so numerous, and the sales do
not exceed 3500 hales, at, the extreme prices of last week, with a
very steady and firm market, which the heavy arrivals seem to
cone rm.

COTTON MARKET

-WEEKLY REPORT

In cor.sequence of the delay, in the arrival of the expected large
imports, spinners have bought sparingly ; but as holders generally
are firm, very little alteration has occurred in price, though the
market has closed heavily at the quotations. Speculators have
taken 3000 American, and exporters 900 American and 400 Surat;
and there have been forwarded into the country unsold during the
last month 4330 American, 140 Pernam and 50 Bahia.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 24th instant to the 2ndultimo, inclusive.

.Prices paid 1 1m PO aTS
SALES OP nix WEER.
,in the weekjitisWk.lthisyear
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

3, in leading persons

rt, a perusal of this book may per-

give them

The last few pages of the work are occupied by a brief 1
account of Titian's daughter. The celebrated painting al-

luded to in the story, called " Titian's Da

gliter," which he 1

several times repeated, is now, or was lately, in the posses-

sion of the Countess de Grey, having been purchased by her

for 401) guineas, from the Orleans collection. It has been

will, or ougt..

to place th

e author in a conspi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

m on ooard Finch's

the capac

imirab

lescribea

suv—,
when summer was go
ht her lip take for oni

-.
it was balm

iike a breeze o'er the sea,
- of sweet Mary ma chree
- .

nr was g

•.• ••,. 11.11 ILLB. WV.," a.a.•
IT• • ••••.•....
His joys are but moments—his grief

Liu _ leaves all in tears ;
Her lover was gone to a far distant land,
And Mary in sadness would pace the lone s.

Dines all in smile

And teadelly gaze on the dark rolling sea,
That parted her soldier from vlary ma three

a Burke. N,

C. Lever

determined

b other mat-

otioas excellent, as

ars in the number,

ladness e'er known

Wahnsley, Church-

fe is by no means what
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

from Cc

and, a snort
er Inst, and
left on the Ist of

being patented just now, tc
is unnergomg tae operation. of
winhetrhebe teielpgrnals!
gether with several other .improve
left on the 30th,
clocks, &c. One improvement in the printing tel h •
Hope on the 17th of De-
namely, a mmetehnotds
,ember, whence sum .....-- _- 27tb, a;ia.hotve, tooh.of
the utmost importance,
up A newspaper in London,
Ascension on the 14th of January. Her
Bajes y s s ips
one set of types,
wer simultaneousl to every and
print
, I
Modeste, Blonde, Herald, Columbine, and
e leearm,
expected to leave China a few days after he
__
dollars, inpe, thee
as
fast
as
the Lee every
.town in England and Scotland nearilt
Blonde bringing as part of the ransom 3,0
b. 00u
'ned Moneste be one of the mostm steam-engine off the sheets. This w
Herald 1,500,000 dollars, and the Colarn 1 age. To mak- raor mrry inventions ever made in a,
brought
- ^ The Calliope Home
nr. -1.,1101.4.

3d, Macao on the

arrived at Chusan on Hang
October, arrived at Hong Ko.
Btb, arrivedpore on the 18th,
and at the Cape of Goon
ghe sailed on the.

ou vpderstancl it,mc

'at a wire was laid down in wic

to every other town

Lod, and that the e

awing I,auv,u,
...ads Lieutenant Purvls (sinGQ
mandership) of her Majesty's ship Cambrian,
Browd of the Vixen. Drake of the Cornwallis,
meister of the Belleisle, and 32 seamen. The Call'
'
hard winds since she left the Wesstprr,
thi

as inv

and Haff-
had

nected in a peculiar manner with the form of types which w
inst ready to commence to, print the John 0' Groat Journi

tom a Voltaic b.

ry was connected in a proper merit

She was ex:

tery town with

and that a peculiar

it has receiv

patches

the arrive,

) defer sailing until

FOREIGN INT.ELLIG.ENCff

NEW Yqitx,

ton, Captain Burrows

The packet-ship George W
which sailed from New York

t., arrived at

sting to t

The only proceeding in cong'

reader was the progress of to
senate. The bill, it will be r

.ers in the to

f American se,

enforcement of the
United Q..

Oregon 1
ollected,

ection

It had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

most tr

n all pinba

ir as the
de-
de
abagtes,

agrcc...6 ..
o the Oregon territory.
hurried through tAie

be recoF.

ae bill do pass

Of the

it is said

r protest

copies of any remonstrane,
.3S bad addressed to tan French Gk.
Quintuple Treaty ; dof all corr.
1 from General Cass and
his own
ll Governi_
.rnment to him ; also a correspot.
stish Government in relation to the samt,
,olution was adopted.
.y was, it is stated, manifested at Washington
,he subject of a Message which the President
seal
had
to the House of Representatives under the
,e. The papers were from the War Department.
rere under the examination of the committee on
- -.hi% would report whether it is expedient to

1 pas
this Gove

the money and stock markets
re of interest. The depressed con-
.:venting capitalits from em-
se
ordinary manner, the stock market
moneyed men. A brisk demand
up for United States Stocks

merce j

miuni ; and for th

premiu

red States Consul
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE, GREAT

GEORGE-STREET.
By Mr. TROTTER,

TO-MORROW, (Wedneaday,) the Bth instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 9, Great George-

street,
THE whole of the genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, WHEEL BA-
ROMETER, and other Effects, being the genuine property
of a Person declining Housekeeping.
Comprising Modern and Lofty Four-post Bedsteads, Camp
and Servants' Ditto, Paillasses, Hair Matresses. prime-sea-
soned Feather Beds and appropriate Bedding, Painted Toilet
Tables and Basin Stands, Chests Drawers, Brussels, Kid-
derminster, and Venetian Carpets. Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
Mahogany Articles, in well-made Chairs, Sofas, covered
in Black Haireloth, Sideboard, Chiffonnier. Set Dining
Tables, Loo, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Ditto, Chests
Drawers, Bidets, &c. _

Together With the useful KITCIIEN REQUISITES, and
other Articles of domestic use. _ _

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues
had from Mr. TROTTER, Auctioneer, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

ZsIMMO.

lATANTED, for the Choir of St. Mirk's Church, a
V, TENOR SINGER. To one of,piod character and
superior abilities a liberal salary will be .&en.
Apply to the Treasurer, Mr. STorr, No.lo, Alfred-street.

WANTED, an ORGANISTkr St/T ihn the Baptist's
Church, Toxteth-park.
Application to be made to the Rev. Jamizs HASSALL,
Wellington-place.

iir HEAD WAITER WAN D.
WANTED. for an Hotel in the Stith of Ireland, a
HEAD WAITER. He must b Ean nglishman, and
in every respect competent to fulfil t duties of the Situa-
tion. His references must be unexceptionable.
For address apply at the STANDARD-OFFICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

REMOVAL.

GEORGE HOPKINSON, Coach-builder and Harness
Manufacturer, most respectfully announces his RE-
MOVAL from Lime-street, to the more commodious Pre-
mises of Messrs. Samuel and James Holme, SEEL-STREET,
Bold-street ; and embraces this opportunity of returning his
sincere thanks to the Gentry of Liverpool and its environs
for the very liberal support he has experienced for several
years past ; and humbly solicits a continuance of that pre-
ference which it shall be his unceasing endeavour to merit,
by strictly moderate charges, sound and faithful workman-
ship, with the very best and most fashionable materials.

N.B.—Carriages for Exportation.
Liverpool, March, 1843.

MR. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
PATRONISED BY TIIE
Duke of Grafton (Bishop of Ely
Duke of Manchester Bishop of Gloucester
Duke of Bedford Bishop of Chichester
Duke of Argill Bishop of Worcester
Duke of Beaufort Bishop of Hereford
Duke of Rutland Bishop of St. Asaph
Duke of Marlborough Bishop of Bangor
Duke of Buccleuch Bishop of Llandaff
Duke of Devonshire Bishop of Calcutta
Duke of Sutherland Rt. Hon. J. A. 'Murray, Lord
Marquis of Lansdowne Advocate of Scotland
Marquis of Normanby Rt. Hon. R. C. Fergusson,
Marquis of Ailesbury M.P. Judge Advocate Ge-
Marquis of Winchester neral
Marquis of Abcrcorn iHon. Sir Edward Cust,K.C.H
Earl of Eldon Hon. Colonel Anson, M.P.
Earl of Harrowby iHon. Fox Manic, M.P.
Earl of Minto Admiral Sir D. Gould, G.C.B
Earl of Carnarvon Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H.
Earl of Kinnoul Sir J. Macdonald, K.C.B.
Earl of Errol Adj. General
Earl of Mountcasbel Sir Thomas Dyer, Bart.
Earl of Darlington Sir Francis Burdett, Bart,
Earl of Guildford M.P.
Earl of Scarborough Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., M.P.
Earl of Oxford Sir Robert Grant, Bart.

Earl of Thanet Sir Henry Blake, Bart.
Earl of Athlone Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart
Earl of Roscommon Sir Robert Buxton, Bart.

------
Earl Cowper -
Sir John Forbes, Bart.
Earl Amherst Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart.
Earl of Leicester Sir Philip B.V. Broke, K.C.B
Earl of Gainsborough Sir John Tyrrell, Bart.
Viscount Melbourne Sir Henry Smyth, Bart, M.P.
Viscount Palmerston Sir Matthew Wood ,Bart,M . P
Viscount Howick ISir John de Beauvoir, Bart.
Viscount Fordwich !Sir Thomas B. Mash
Viscount Torrington Sir Tilos.Wilde,TYLP.Sol.Gen
Viscount Acheson !Sir Frederick Pollock, M.P.
Viscount Alford J. Wildman, Esq., Chilham
Lord Arundel , Castle

Lord Hill

Colonel Tynte, M P

Lord Plunket

'Colonel Stbthorpt 111. P

Lord Murray

ICol.llelap,Stoke Park, Surrey

Lord Kinnaird
Lord Bentinck

ICol. BenCe, Thorington Hall
(Colonel Cowell

Lord Fitzroy Captain Pechell, M.P.
Lord Middleton Matthias Attwood, Esq.,M.P
Lord Frederick Gordon Alderman Thompson, M.P.
Lord Willoughby d'Eresby Charles Walker, Esq., M.P.
Lord Hay Mr. Serjeant Talfourd, M.P.
Lord Redesdale Mr. Sergeant Ludlow
Lord Seymour Ven.Archdeacon of Colchester
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

n the parliament holden. in the tltti
the reign of her present Majesty
. • •

sment, passea
sixth years of

ed "An act for the relief of insolvent c
I Edward Fox is hereby required to appear in
before WALKER SKIRROW, Esquire, the Corn-
sioner acting in the matter of the said Petition, on
14th day of March instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
Forenoon precisely, at the Liverpool District Court of
Bankruptcy, at Liverpool aforesaid, for the purpose of being
then and there examined touching his debts, estate, and
effects, and to be further dealt with according to the provi-

the sai

All Persons indebted to the said Edward Fox, or thathave
any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to
Mr. CHARLES TURNER, Tristram Buildings, Liverpool, the

ssignee n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

or of this work is Dr. Macken

n in this town, from h

jog not altoge

generally, as an able contrib

blended truth with fiction,

aw the

ion ; and we a

ppears, howevi

ong connection with the

stranger to the public

periodical literature of

ro, and selecting

at man as

;tion, he

has so happil

lides so imper-

former, that one na

az that t

deal to be the

intoretto, who, it is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

all then

,ur case oug

rop was ca

Kingst,

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
id Hope papers to the 30th Decem

1 bounda

A not to

ye 917100

ctly extub

,een so dis'

hould they

s rather tr

r have ar

Graham's-town Journal, in its corn

I not throw mile

e refractory Boe
his side oflit. Ti

that as

result in any auLuci,
re was a difference of opinion. Mocke
L-A ceng stated. retreatec

eavowed inten-

rer, WILLA vv -• _
rees. to dispute with our

to cross

Full credence does not, howed aever,s ---t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE•
I Hope papers 'loth Decerc

r have ar-
eneived on

Ire about a weer iattcr
st. . The Graham's-town Journal, in its co

-eastern boundary

i not throw much

s side of!

D''rd er , or the sta

ps seemed nc

n so oisL,