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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

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WHAT 18 LOVE?
'Tis that delightful transport that we feel,
Which Painters cannot paint nor words reveal,
Nor any art we know of can conceal. '
Canst thou describe the sunbeams to the blind,
Or make him feel a shadow with his Mind 7
So neither can we by description shew
This first of all felicities below.
When happy love pours magic o'er the soul,
And all our thoughts in sweet delirium roll ;
When contemplation spreads her rainbow wings,
And every Sutter some new rapture brings ;
How sweetly then our moments glide away,
And dreams repeat the transports of the day.
We live in ecstacy—to all things kind,
FOr love will teach this moral to the mind.
Put are there not some other marks that prove
What is this wonder of the soul called love 7
Oh I yes, there are that differ in th' extreme,
The dreadful horrors of a mental dream ;
Some jealous fury throws her poison'd dart.
And rends in pieces the distracted heart.
When love's a tyrant, and the soul's a slave,
No hope remains to thought, but in the giave
In that dark den it views an end to grief,
And what was once its dread becomes relief.
What-are the iron chains that hands have wrought ?
The hardest chains to break, are those of thought.
Think well of this ye lovers, and be kind,
Nor play with torture, or a tortured mind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

grDipping Entctitgairt.

TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.
There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is
accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter-
prising port : and the following information may he acceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to
which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as
follows, viz. :
NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the
year. Obserre—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA,
and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the
American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to
be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
PiiiLADELIs lA—On the Bth and 20th of each month.
BOSTON—On the sth and 20th, usually.

OTHF.R PARTS OF THE 'UNITED STATES—The conveyances are
frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New
York
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
ISLA.NDS—There are usually monthly conveyances.
HAVANNAH—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for-
warded, also, by way of New York.
Rio DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent.
GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month,
OroßTo—Every 3 weeks.
NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks.
SMYRNA AND CONSTA.NTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 22nd APRIL

Wind at Holyhead S.S.W., light breeze.—Passed Holyhead outward
bound,
No. 264—Benjamin Morgan, A S, at 7 30, a.m.
Passed Point Lynas outward bound,
No. 2—Denison, B S, and
-- 63—Frank, B Brigantine, at 7 p.m.
At Anchor off the Point of Ayr,
No. 599 Plata, B B, at 1 30, p.m.
Passed Point Lyons inward bound,
No. 898 Woodman, B B, (not quite sure) at 5 a.m.

TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

DISCITAUGED,

LIVERPOOL INFIRM

Ala', APRIL 18th, 1833.
I _ ADMITTED.

In-patients cured . . . . 28 In-patients
Relieved and at own request . 4 Out-patients . . . . ,
Made Out-patients . . , . 1 Casual during r 11'
Irregular
Dead
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw.
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth, and Mr. Dawson.
Home Visitors, Mr. Lawrence, and Mr. Matthews.
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

Tat Enbio.

To sail positively on the 25th of May.
For CALCUTTA,
r' The The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER,
OM.; JAMES HARGREAVES, C nmander,
(Late first Officer of is Ship;)
Ihrthen per register 565 tons. This v -el has most capacious
and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins
purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided.
—For freight or passage apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

To sail the 25th instant.
A 46 For BOMBA ,
The fine well-known Shi DOROTHY,
JAs. GARNUCK faster;
4.38 tons register.—For freight or pas ge apply to the Master
on board, in Prince's Dock, or to
CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co.

To succeed the above, and sail the 10th May.
The Ship HUDDERSFIELD,
L.NOAKS, Master.

, To sail on the 25th instant.
For BOMBAY,
* The Ship JOHN T • LOR,
- JOHN CRAWFORD, C mmander.
To be despatched imme ately,
For CALCUTTA,
The new Ship BLAKELY,
THOS. JACKSON, Commander.
For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock,
or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

FRIDAY, 19th April.—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED :—Congress, Holmes, from New Orleans.
Helvellyn, Boadle, from Buenos Ayres ; (sailed 19th January.) The
Plato sailed 12th Jan. The Itinerant was to sail 26th Jan. for this
port, On 27th Feb. in lat. 14 40, S. long. 30 49, W. spoke the West-
moreland, Brigstock, from London for New South Wales, out 49 days.
Balfour, from Sierra Leone, for Whitehaven, passed Holyhead this
day, at 6 a.m.
Britannia, for New York, passed Holyhead this day, at 6 a.m.
Arethusa, for Barbadoes, passed Point Lynas this day, at 9 a.m.
Pacific, Mortimer, hence at Cape of Good Hoile 2nd Feb.
Susannah, Dunn, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Bentinck, M'Kenny, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Ann Henderson, hence for La Guayra, was spoken 22nd March, in
lat. 38, long. 15.
Isabella, Masterton, from Clare for this port, has been on shore on
the Shannon, and must discharge.

SATURDAY, 20th April.—Noon, Wind N.—Fair.

ARRIVED :—Collingwood, Snipe, from Mauritius—Asia, Graham,
from Bombay—Laidmans, Hughes, from Jamaica ; (sailed 12th
March)—Mary, Lee, from Jamaica—Procahontas, West, from Balti-
more—Flora, Molan, from Cadiz—Tagus, Wade, from Lisbon ;
(sailed 7th April.) The Carina sailed for this port 6th April.
Mary Ann Webb, Hesse, from Calcutta—On 23th March, in lat. 21
10, N. long. 34 0, W. spoke the brig Vicissitude, all well. On 27th
March, in lat. 24 44, N. long. 33 30, W. spoke the Bellisle, from this
port to New Orleans ; this vessel lost her Captain seven days after
sailing. On 24th Feb. left the Robert Quayle at St. llelena.
Mary, Wills, for Montreal, put back. •
Charles Eyes, Chapman, hence at Valparaiso sth December.
William Rushton, , sailed from Lima for Cowes 4th Jan.
Urania, Headley, hence at Trieste.
Margaret, Walsh, hence at Malta.
E: Margaret, Bouskell, hence at Malta, in 16 days.
Merchant. , from Gergenti for this port, put into Lisbon,
having been dismasted 31st March, in lat, 38 10, long. 11 20.
London, Genders, hence at London.
Lyra Head, hence for Vera Cruz, was spoken 7th Feb. off the
north side of Jamaica.
SAILED :—Nestor, Parrott, for New York.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

Ent InWO.

To sail Ist March.
For BATAVIA, /
The fine American Ship JAMES PERKINS,
S. CROWELL, Mar ;
&i 5 tons bnrthen.—For freight or passa apply to Messrs,
MURRAY, SYME. and Co. or to TH MAS RIPLEY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

outb Amtrica.

Warranted first vessel, and under engagement to sail on Tuesday,
the 26th instant, and discharges the whol of her cargo in
.tiS the Inner Roads.
For BUENOS AYRE DIRECT,
07.. ' The very fine English-1)11'h rig ABEONA,
Captain Ru . LL;
A 1, 237 tons per register, coppered copper-fastened, sails
remarkably fast, having made a very quick passage round the
Horn and back; as a great part of her cargo is engaged, she
will have deratch.—p or freight or passage, apply on board,
south end Prince's Dock, or to
• W. and J. TYRER, Old Church-yard.
The SARAH BIRKETT will sail in a few days.
Succeeds the above,
The fine A 1, English-built Brig PHLIOMELA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

UNITED STATES.

New York papers of the 24th ult. have been received.
From these it appears that the legislature at Washington was
proceeding to enact a law for carrying into execution the mea-
sures suggested by the President, as stated in our last publica-
tion. for allaying the opposition or meeting the threatened re-
sistance of South Carolina. . The Tariff Li.i was in progress.
The Committee of the Judiciary, to whom was referred ttt•O
President's Message of the 16th, relative to the proceedings of
South Carolina, reported a bill, which is ordered to be printed.
It. is entitled, "A Bill to provide for the Coiled:ion or Di:tido
on Imports."
The bill consists chiefly of Custom-house regu!ations, and
regulations for the protection of the revenue; but it must ine-
vitablv bring the authorities of the United States in.collisiod
with die inhabitants of Charleston and the southern states. . It
also gives new and very extensive powers to the President, and
is framed on purpose to afford an occasion to put down the new
authorities of the Carolinas.

The following is the only important clause in this bill:—
"See. 5. Be it further enacted, that whenever the President
of the United States shall be officially infornied by the a-Litho,
cities of any state, or by the circuit and one of the district judges
of the United States in the state, that within the limits of such
state, any law or laws of the United States, or the execution
thereof, or of any process from the courts of United States,
will in any event be obstructed by the employment of military
force, or by any other unlawful means too great to be overcome
by the ordinary course.of judiCial proceeding, or by the powers
vested in the marshal by existing laws, it shall be lawful for him
the President of the United States, forthwith to issue his procla-
,
mation, declaring such fiat or information, and requiring all
such military or other force forthwith to disperse; and if, at any
time after the issuing of such proclamation, any such opposition
or obstruction shall he made in the manner or by the means
aforesaid, the President shall be, and hereby is authorized
promptly to employ such means to resist and suppress the same,
and to cause the said law or process to be duly executed, as are
authorised and provided in the cases therein mentioned by the act
of Feb. 28, Nth), entitled, 'An Act to provide for calling forth
the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurree,
tions, repel invasions, and to repeal the act now in force for
that purpose.' And also, by the act of 2cl March, 1807, enti,
tied, 'An Act authorising the employment of the land and naval
forces of the United' States in cases of insurrection.' "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

THE CASE OF Ml. PEASE.

Mr. C. W. WyWN, who was loudly called for, rose asie,i
great and long continued cheering. lie said he had now t°
the attention of the house to the case of the hon. member
refused to take the oaths usually administered to membersy
taking their scats in that house. He conceived that this
purely a judicial question—(hear,)—and that they were aef
in a judicial, and not in a legislative capacity. (Hear.) 4t
select committee had found it necessary to look into se%
acts and regulations. The first act relatino• to Quakers
intituled "an Act for preventing the Mischlefs and Dan
which might arise, by certain persons elated Quakers, refl.')
to take lawful oaths." The first and only case which the L. 4
mittee found to have arisen as to the question of admissibn
of a Quaker to sit in that Valise, was that of John Archl
elected for the borough of Chipping Wvcomb, who, on U`j
elected in the reign of William 111.-, refused to take the
and was, in consequence, prevented from taking his se3,i
parliament. The statute of the 7th and Bth of William,
ever, intituled an Act that the solemn Affirmation and Dec`a
tion of the people called Quakers shall be accepted inste4,
an Oath in the usual form, goes on to say that such
should, instead of such oath, affirm, in the presence of Ala",
God, the truth of their statements. Now, he considercui
terms of this act as clear and distinct as possible ; that It
down, in the broadest and most distinct terms, what were,
intentions of the legislature at that period. (Hear, l'e,,
From this there was no doubt in his mind that the indulg'
thus extended, to give his affirmation to all cases where an
was otherwise: necessary, extended to his inning in that 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

On 4i‘ air.

&THIS DAy (Tuesday) the 19th insta ,at One o'clock,
at Mr. D.Bucu ANAN'S Office 1 ale-street,
The Barque J ' '.- E,
Captain Bo'! 'x;
319 tons per register, coppered and co per-fastened, now lying
west side Queen's Dock.—Ayply to
WM. SMITH and SON.

For SAL ,
The New Ship LO,
•• V Burthen per register 461 tons , uilt of the best mate-
' - -"-- rials, and may be sent to sea at a small expense.—For
inventory, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB.

ON SALE,
The Barque SIR WA IN,
a Brazildeli with
in
geo
of
;gig!
and Just arrived
Fustic,fm best Cotton,orer
esoppered and copper.fastene. carrie very large cargo, and
sails fast; lying in the George's
JA Doc .ME —F
LOGAN,or particulars apply
S
Exchange-court, Exchange-street East.

ON SALE. y
Welsh Bar and Pig IRON; Cast and Wrought RON Rails, &c.
Staffordshire Bar, Rod, Hoop, and S et IRON.
Yorkshire (Bowling) Bar, Rod, Sheet, An e, and Rivet IRON;
Boiler Plates, Wheel, Fre nd Axles;
Uses, &c. with every description of ught and Cast IRON.
steel, Nails, Anvils, Plough-moulds, Ship-knees, Hurdles, &c.
Sheathing, Tile, Bolt, and Sheet COPPER, &c.
Bar, Block, and In'ot TIN.
Tin Plates, Speller, Brass, &c.
EDWIN MAW,
(successor to James Macgregor and Co.)
Metal Warehouse, Hill-street North,
Office, 11, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

Apply to

NAVAL EQUIPMENTS.—Four ships of the line, we understand,
are ordered to he put in commission. We know not how this
is to be effected. 'llse sales of naval stores to bolster up a defi-
cient revenue; the neglect of the naval department; and the
state cif the dock yards, do not warrant the hope of any great
despatch. Portsmouth is bare, and from thence we believe not
more than one ship of the line and a frigate can be furnished.
What Plymouth, Al ilford Haven, and Sheerness can do we
know not ; but sure, we are, no wonders can be achieved there.
The squadron so long and iniquitously expended in the Tagus
and the Douro has exhausted the few resources which Sir James
Graham has left us; and so we apprehend he will not be slow to
reproach the Foreign Office about it.—Guardian and Public
Ledger.
VALENTINE'S DAT—ODD COINCIDENCE.—On looking over
the notices of motion entered in the Commons on Tuesday, the
reader will observe that, oddly enough, the Solicitor-General
intends to move on the fourteenth of February for leave to bring
in a bill to amend the laws relating to dower and courtesy !
TRADESMEN AND COLLEGE STUDENTS.—The son of an Irish
Duke whilst at Oxford ran up an account with a fruiterer; it
was of about three years' growth. The debtor had not been
remarkable for Isis public liberality or private expenditure, yet,
when the young man's bills were taken into consideration, and
c-thed in, the fruiterer appeared with one eleven hundred
:sounds long. It was disputed, and ultimately submitted to the
arbitration of four persons, of which I was one. It appeared
that the collegian had, when at Oxford, during the terms asso-
-01 sted -with five or six other fellow-students, and it was their
• custom to meet together at each other's rooms every day after
dimmer, to take their wine and dessert, in regular rotation, so
that it fell on each individual about once in every week. Occa-
, sionaliy tea or coffee would be had. When th'ey were at the
' r•ionts of the Duke's son, which, as said before, was about once
a-Week, a small dessert was obtained from the fruiterer, as also tea
add coffee in the evening for the party; and out of this practice,
Ins+.hiie years (only during terms, be itreniembered) this trades-
' ,m...‘a had the modesty to snake out a bill for eleven hundred
' ist;4risch: ft ivs.l'firialty adjusted tor five hundred pounds. The
AgotmasZer, in Frazer's Magazine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

never seen him (great laughter) till then ; and why had they
sent him there ? They knew him, as far as his local circum-
stances went, to be opposed to the utmost against imposing
burdens on the poor distressed people of this country. lie had
stood a stern sentinel over the public purse. He confessed he
had confidence in this government: it was the only honest one
in his recollection. If they failed to redeem their pledges to
the public, he would withdraw his confidence. All those pre-
tences he had heard made use of to support the payment of the
salaries of siuecurists, he had looked upon as mere sophisms.
(Cheers.) They ought not, is this case, to consider the case of
those who were to take the money, but the distreised condition
of those who were to give it. (Hear!) He believed those per-
sons in sinecure places were rarely in want before they got
them; but he knew his own constituents well, and had witnessed
such sights as induced him to believe there never had been such
a period of general distress known throughout the whole country
as at the present moment. With these feelings pressing heavily
on his heart, he must candidly state, that it was his fixed de-
termination (and this he did emphatically) never to vote away
one shilling of the public money, except it was clearly proved
to be absolutely necessary. (Loud cheers.)
Sir JAMES GRAHAM considered he should betray his Sove-
reign and the interests of the service he was hound by his office
to watch over and protect, were he, out of regaro to a false,
passing popularity, (which, he would assure them, he despised
as much as any man there could,) to consent to a motion
which he felt in his conscience would tend to unnerve the ener-
gy and decrease the efficacy-of the military arm of this coun-
try, in both the army and navy,—services which had, happily,
imparted, by their exertions, glory to our historic records, and
would not fail to transmit to future generations, if cherished
and encouraged, all the benefits which this nation had so
amply experienced from their-exemplary conduct and courage.
The motion led to a long and animated debate, in which a
number of hon. members participated. After a reply from
Mr. HUME' the house divided, when the previous question was
carried by 232 to 128. Mr. Hume's motion was, consequently,
lost.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

OF LIVERPOOL. 14th February, 1833.
PAR/
L,, ICE pi.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that SPECIAL ESTRY will be held in St. Nich s's Church, on
111!..aso,tv, the 28th day of February in ,at One o'clock
voT,, Aftrnoon, for the appointment a Physician to the
,L rxhouse and Fever Hospital, iu the place of Dr. Baird,
45 has resigned. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk.

PARilinnTiViiiOOL, ,„._ TO COTTAGE OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS.
IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Select Vestry
the will attend in the Sessions-house, in South Chapel-s.treet,
2fith, 2ith, and 28th instant, from Eleven o'clock in the
c'rell°oll until ?II ull Three o'clock in the Afternoow to hear App heals
(Cr the Local Act, as to Tenements o tbf value of Ll 2 an
; aud where any Landlord insistsannual value the Tenement assessed exceeds El 2, nd therefore that the
ki
ate should be laid upon the Tenant; or where any Tenant
ages that the annual value is 4'12, or under, and, therefore,
tthe Rate should be laid upon the Landlord, the Party ap-
kg, g
en must give to his Landlord, or Tenant, (as the case may
t erwise the Days' notice, in Writing, of his intention to Appeal,
case canot be bead. By order,
Rate. G. P. FORWOOD, Rate-book Clerk.
12thFebrilary,18bter-sireet,
3.3
rt.. if' tiiini OF LIVERPOOL.
'-' Churchwardens and Overseers finding that complaints
i, are made against the NEW. ASSESSMENT,. which has
been laid
.eillina, 9u one uniform principle, that is to say, on the fair
iiiNr , value to be let, and not upon the actual t; beg to
lissesill, such of the Parishioners as consie. emselves.oyer
lit h'd, that they are ready to receive pa ulFs m wntipg
jriteteo6
hill eir respective cases, stating the grounds of objection, which It tiitlT)dergo due investigation, provided the same are delivered
ittlir-Zate,l3ook Clerk's Office, in Water-street, on or before
--.Y, the 23d instant. By order,
GEO. P. FORWOOD, Rate-book Clerk.
hate-book Office, No. 10, Water-street,
`h February, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

with them ; and now, when our commerce was declining, and
our ports exhibiting ,the ruinous effects of false economy, wii,m
it a time to talk of laying on an en-Amigo to shut up our own
trading vessels, as' weal as those of a peaceful neighbour, with-
out approved reason.
The house then went into a committee of supply.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the--ExcuEnur,,n,
£3,000,000 were voted for the service of the vear 1832.
To a question from Mr. IlEtutiEs, the CIIANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER said that he should not be prepn ed to make .his,
financial statement before April,• 1, which was the commence--
ment of the new financial year; but in the mean time he would
be prepared to give, as satisfactory answers as he was able on
the subject, to any questions that the right hon. gentleman
might wish to put to him.
After some conversation between the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Mr. Herries, and Mr. Hume, as to the best Mode of.
simplifying the public accounts,
E.25,kti,000 were voted for the discharge of outstanding Ex-
chequer bills for the year 18.32.
£274,050 towards paying the Exchequer bills outstanding, for,
public works, building churches, and other public expenditure
'of that nature.

£1,582,000 for the purposes (as we understood) of the com-
missioners of the national debt, as connected with the savings'
banks of England and Ireland.
The house then resumed, and, the other orders of the day
being disposed of, adjourned at twelve o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

EZIeOt InbitO.

Now waiting a Wind, and has room fin- a few tons of Goods, if
immediate application be made.
For BARBADOS,
The Ship THOMAS NIEL,
-vr RICHD. DUNN, ster;
Apply to the Master, on board, King'. ock,or to
N. WATERHOUS and SONS, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

xttu glouth Ea alto.

Warranted first Vessel, and will sail pointedly on the 18th March.
Loading in George's Dock.
For NEW SOUTH WALES & VAN DIEMEN'S LAND,
With leave to touch at the CAPE of Goon HOPE,
A.
The first-rate East India Teak Ship LADY EAST,
6-18 tons per register, burthen u wards of 1000 tons,
ALEX. STRA.CHAN, CO mander ;
This magnificent Ship (which is nearly half larger than any
ather that has gone to the Australian Colo es) has a spacious and
splendid poop; the height between d s, both in the upper and
lower tiers, (she bein a three dec r) is nearly seven feet.
The sleeping accommodations, both in the cabin and steerage,
axe provided with patent light air ports, water closets, and every
convenience conducive to the comfort of passengers. She carries
an experienced surgeon, and although in point of quality, size,
equipment, and accommodations, she far exceeds any other ship
in the trade, the terms of freight and passage will be on the
lowest scale.—Applv to
EDW. WALKINSHAW, Australian Office.
As the day of sailing will be pointedly adhered to, no goods
can be received on board after the 17th .March. .

The Lady East will be succeeded by the
MOUNTAINEER, 330 tons, to sail 18th April.
On Sale, Guss TREE, CEDAR Wool), HIDES, Kangaroo
SKINS, New Zealand FLAX, TREENAILS, and a few Bales
Sheeps' Won, just arrived, ex Sophia.
(One interest.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

IVIARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at Mold, by the Rev. C, B. Clough, Edward
Whitley, Es q., of Broncoed Isar, to Catherine, eldest daughter of
Mr. Edward G'rifliths, Rhydgaled, near the former place.
On Thursday last, at Sephton, by the Rev. J. Clark, Mr. William
Nixon, Walton Breck, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Mr.
Robert Birch, Sephton.
Oa Thursday last, at the Parish Church, Warrington, James, eldest
son of Mr. James Carter, silversmith, Warrington, to Jane, eldest
daughter of G. Baker, EK of the same town.
Same day, Mr. Wm. Thornton, to Miss Agnes Hodgson, youngest
daughter a Mr. E. Hodgson.
On Saturday last, at St. Mark's Church, Dublin, afterwards by the
Rev. A. Day, Mr. H. M. Moran, to Mary, the fifth (laughter d Mr.
Thomas Harrison, of this town.
DIED.

On Tuesday, the sth instant, aged 78, Mr. Simon Croft, cabinet-
maker, Richmond-row, much respected.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, aged 27, Sarah, the wife of Henry
Byrom, jun., P.Sq„ of Park-hill, Toxteth-park.
..• DTI Friday, the Bth instant, aged 32, Mr. John Brown, Chesnut-st.
. . .

On Sunday, lath instant, at Oiford Hall, near Warrington, aged 81,
the lion. Mrs. Ifornby, sister to the Earl of Derby.
On Tuesday last, aged 5 weeki, John, the infant son of Mr. Johnston,
surgeon, Upper Pitt-street.
Same day, aged 55, William Worsley, Esq., Stanley-street North,
and formerly of Manchester.
On Wednesday last, abed 37, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of Mr.
John It. Gorst, coach-builder, Lime-street. •
On Thursday last, Ralph, the lamented son of Mr. Lewis Samuel,
silversmith, Lord-street : a youth who will be long and sincerely re-
hretted, not only by his afflicted family and relatives, but by all who
ad the pleasure of his acquaintance.
flame day, at the house of her brother, Mr. Garstang Bradstock,
Rodney-street, aged /35, Mary, daughter of the late AIL Betson
Bradstoek, of this town.

Same day, aged 58, Philip Moore Callow, Esq, much and deservedly
regretted.
On Friday-the 15th inst., Mr. Edward Briscoe, Pitt-street, in the
47th year of his age, greatly esteemed and most deservedly lamented
by a numerous circle of reladves and friends.
Same day, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr. Pryce Davies, of Bootle-
road, Kirkdale, aged 3 years and 2 mouths.
Same day, at Richmond, Yorkshire, in his 77th year, Mr. Anthony
WUkinson, late of this town.

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HOUSE OF LORDS.

. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 14.
The Duke of SUSSWC took the oaths and his seat. •
Leril KiNti presented a petition, front the Wesleyan Dissenters of
Athridge, against Negro Slavery ;—:ilso from a place of which the
u:sme- was nut. heard in the gallery, for the better observance of the
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE.
(From the Carnhrid"e independent Press.)
At a congregation on Wednesday last the folloWing graces were
passpd :
The sum of £2OO be granted from the University, chest in aid of
funds raised in Ireland for the relief of the distressed clergy.
To appoint the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Ainslie, Mr. Whew-ell, Mr.
Miller, Mr. Croft, and Mr. Archdall, a syndicate, to consider what
alterations should be made in the nature and direction of the iron
fence of the Senate-house yard, and to report their opinion before the
end of this term.

That the Professor of Chemistry have the use of the large lecture-
room, in the Botanic Garden, formerly appropriated to the Jacksouian
and botanical professors, at such times as it may not we wanted by
either of the said professors.
That the Regius Professor of Physic have the use of the new anato-
mical lecture room at such times as it may not be wanted by the Pro-
fes,;or of Anatomy.
That the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Graham, Professor Musgrave, Mr.
Blick, and Mr. Hodgson, of St. Peter's College, be a syndicate to
consider and determine what allowance shall be made to the tenants
of Burwell and Barton from their last year's rents, in consequence of
the low price of corn.
His Grace the Archbishop of York has been pleased to present the
Rev. Charles Musgrave, 8.D., vicar of Halifax and late Fellow of Tri-
nity College, to the prebend of Givendale, in York Cathedral.
PAEFEIthIgNTS.—The Bishop of Carlisle has collated the Rev.
Edward Salkeld, M.A., of Trinity College, to the vicarage of Crosby-
on Eden, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Lowry, D.D.
The Bishop of Carlisle has also presented the Rev. William Jackson,
D.D., rector of Lowther and incumbent of St. James's, Whitehaven,
to the vicarage of Penrith, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. J.
Fenton. Dr. Jackson resins St. James's.
The Rev. John Dawson Wrigglesworth has been instituted to the
vicarage of Loddon, Norfolk, on the presentation of the Bishop of
Ely.
The Rev. Henry Miles, 8.A., has been instituted to the rectory of
Foulsham, Norfolk, on the presentation of Sir Jacob Astlev.
The Rev. William Gordon Plees has been instituted to the vicarage
of Ashhocking, Suffolk, on the 'presentation of the King.
The Rev. Ralph Berners, M.A., has been instituted to the rectory
of Harkstead, Suffolk, on his own petition.
The Rev. Stephen Doune, M.A., of St. John's College, has been
appointed to the head mastership of the free grammar school in
Oswestry, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. James Doune, D.D. ;
Patron, the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

Altbitarantan.

Warranted first ye sel.
For GIBRALTAR a CADIZ,
:4- The superior A 1 British-buil chooner MARY,
D. CONSTANC , Taster;
117 tons per register, one year old, Iy. in the Queen's Dock.
Prom the engagements entered for this .essel, she will have imme-
d?'ate despatch.—Apply to W. H. WOOD, 16, Hanover-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-19

•.lam ....

;3ritiob arnerica.

For ST. ANDREW'S,
A regularuder,
The BrigyNlST,
Captain HOMSON ;
Will be despatched on the sth Ma h.—For freight or passage
apply ou board, Brunswick Dock, or to
W. SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

.
OD THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, e Twelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale loom, Exchange-Imildings,
159 Serons Corraccas /
4 Do. Guatimala INDIGO,
39 Chests East India V
18 Bales Bengal SAFFLOWER,
13 Bales Persian YELLOW BERRIES;
Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON; Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

ON SALE.

Welsh Bar and Pig IRON; Cast and Wrought IRON Rails, &c.
Staffordshire Bar, Rod, Hoop, and S'heet IRON.
TOrkshire (Bowling) Bar, Rod, Sheet, Angle, and Rivet IRON;
Boiler Plates, Wheel, Tire and' Axles;
Uses, &c. with every description of Wrought and Cast IRON.
steel, Nails, Anvils, Plough-moulds, Ship-knees, Hurdles, &c.
Sheathing, Tile, Bolt, and Sheet COPPER, &c.
- Bar, Block, and Ingot TIN.
Tin Plates, Spelter, Brass, &c.
Artily to EDWIN MAW,
(successor to James Macgregor and Co.)
Metal Warehouse, Hill-street North,
Office, 11, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

On FRIDAY next, the lst March; at Twelve o'clock, at
BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office,eldhall-street,
2309 Buenos Ayres salted OX aikar OW HIDES,
Ex Elizabeth, from Buenos Ay frs.—Apply to Messrs.
WCRACKAN, JAMIESON, and Co. Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

Unita( ,Statto.

To sail positively on the 6th March, and shippers are requested to
have their Goods alongside not later than the 4th.
For.N 'W YORK,
The fine first-class Atneric Ship
3p'' HUMPHREY,
Captain J. CROO ;
Coppered and copper-fastened, only two ears old, sails fast,
and ,is in ail respects a desirable conveyance for goods ,and
passengers, lies in the Prince's Dock.—For terms of freight
or passage apply to WADDINGTON! HOLT, and Co.
Goree-piazzas.

To-morti:ow fWednesday)- the 27th instant,-at Twelve o'clock,.
at BEcKWITn and HircniNsoN'.s,Offi6e, Tower-garden,
620:Dry HIDAS,
Ex ColOrrlbtan,yfyfim Lima.
843 Salted OX and COW HIDES,.
Ex Mary Worrall, from-Buenos Ayres.---Apply to Messrs.
Gbh.% BRIGHT, and Ctr. Merehants, or to.
BECKWIT-H and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

First Skip.—To sail 6.0. the 7th Marc-
h-44,
..b.leie.' For CALCUTTA, Direct,
The IMOGEV
J. RICHARDSON, Cqm nder;
A 1, well known for making short passages.--Applv. to TAYLOR,
POTTER, and Co. or to, GIORGk lIIGEFIELD', Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Friday, 22nd Ftbruary, 1833.

At the public sales of Surat Cotton to-day, nearly the whole was
sold, at a decline of id. 11" lb. from previous prices. By private, the
demand throughout the week has been very limited until to-day,
when a fair extent of businsss was done, at a reduction of id. tr
from the quotations of this day fortnight, except in Egyptian, which
are fully as high. 500 American have been taken on speculation.
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 16th instant, to this clay inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

THE GLASGOW MARKET.—FRIDAY, 22nd FEB.

The sales of British Plantation Sugar have been very trifling this
week, indeed we have heard of none worth noticing; the prices are at
present unaltered, but rather looking down.-150 bags Coffee were
sold on Tuesday, and at 2s. lower than former quotations.—ln Cotton
Wool there has been a steady business doing, but without any ad-
vance ; about 1,000 bales of the new crop of Orleans were sold at an
average of 71d. lb.—Ashes and Tallow are very dull of sale; no al-
teration in the former, the latter is bringing 485..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

PRICE OF SHARES,

Liverpool Coal Gas
Liverpool Oil Gas £l27
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . .
Bootle ditto
. .
Exchange Buildings . ..... .. . . 158 ..
"Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lB2 10 ..
*Old Quarter Shares . . . . 25 44 17 6..
'New Ditto
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . .
Ditto .
Warrington and Newton ditto . .
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto .
Wigan Branch ditto
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway WO 85 ..
Leicester and Swannington clitto . . 50 .. 58
Leeds and Selby
Preston and Wigan ..... .
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal)
S 18 .. 16 0 Od
Railway Company
Bank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool . . .
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 30 5 05
Oldham Gas and 'Waterworks . . . 10 .. 14 2 Gd
• The dividend of four guineas per share, for the last half-year, has
just been received on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway shares.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

On TIitiRSDAY next, the 2Sth instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,
ALL that Piece of LAND, witttiotehir Ten DWELLING-
HOUSES thereon erected, situat on the south side of
Dryden-street, in Liverpool, contai gin front thereto, and
at the back severally 12 yards, alio{ in depth on the east and
west sides severally 21 yards, or thereabouts, and are in the
respective occupations of Mr. Edward Dryhurst, Mr. Taylor,
and others.

The Tenure of the above Property is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. T. ROGER-
sox, Solicitor, Doran-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

THIS DAT (Tuesday) the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
ENV ART, 'MYERS', and Co.'s dffice,
About 6000 East India dry OX aicd COW and
BUFFALO
Lying in Wain's, Lancelot's-hey.—FoY further particulars ap-
ply to EWAIIT, MYERS, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

,L rIE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

f.‘alto,bn Auction,

THIS DAT (Tuesday) the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
they T. and H. LITTLEDALII and Co.'s Office, xchange-buildings,.
• 1578 Dry COW and OX ES,
Ex Emma,-•from Buenos Ayres.—For f ther particulars apply
to Mr. D. WDOUGALL, Merchant, or to
T. and•H: LITTLEDALE and Co. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, FEB. 22.

The fresh arrival of all Grain up the river is moderate. For good
sound samplps of Wheat there is a fair demand at an advance of Is. 41,
quarter upoß our last Friday's quotations ; for the better descriptions
of unsound there is more demand, and last week's prices are fully
supported, and upon the whole a lair business done. Fine samples of
Barley being scarce, bring rather better prices than last week, the
stained and Light sorts are slow sale, at the rates of last Friday. For
Beans there is more inquiry, but we cannot note them dearer. Oats
and Shelling in fair demand, but no alteration in value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday, Feb. 23.

The advices from Wakefield of an improvement in prices of "Wheat
had little effect upon our market this morning, and we cannot notice
any alteration, although fine Wheat, to which the inquiry only ex-
tended, was firmly held at the previous currency. In Flour a further
reduction of 6d. to is. 47 2601 b was submitted to. Oatmeal was dull
sale, but good Oats fully supported their former value. Inferior and
soft Beans were is. 47 quarter lower.
The imports of Butter this week are 5481 firkins, and the demand
entirely upon the best descriptions ; secondary and stale parcels arc
neglected, although offered at a considerable reduction in price, and
quotations on the saleable qualities may be noted at a decline of 4s.
to 6s. 47 cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

MtOt

For DEMERARA, .'•
..
if, The Ship cam-NTH'
,_,
~..f...,,, ROBERT M‘DOWAL, Com nder;
"'' ,Burthen,per•register 39! tons.-- freight or pas-
ifge, having superior cabin accommodation, pply to
JOHN GLADS'IONE and Co.

For the benefit of whom it may concern.
TO-stonnow (Wednesday) the 27th ingtant, at. Twelve o'clock,
in the Duke's Yard, near rag's Dock,
To satisfy freight, rent, and charges, ue to the owners of the
Sloop, One.awl All, L, Love, Master;
77 .Casalsout 381, tons CHINA.CLAY, .
As it now lies; suitable for potters' -or bleaching purposes.—
Apply to Mr. EowARD MAitWOOD, or to
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

To-monuow (Wednesday) the 27th instant at Twelve &clock,
at, BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON'S-Offi , Tower-garden,
793 Dry OX and COW DES,
Ex Emma, from Buenos Ayres.-=—Ap to Mr. D. M`DouGALL,
Merchant, or to
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.

TO-MORROLy (Wednesday) the 27th insta „ at Twelve o'clock,
at BucKwurri and llnrcniNsoN's 0 ce, rl'o.wer-garden,.•
• 1349. Dry OX and CO IDES,
Ex Jarrow, from Buenos Ayres.—App y to:T. F. DYSON, .Esq.
Merchant, or to
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.
.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

by Auction.

By order of the Executor.
To-moßßow (Wednesday) the 27th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Golden Lion Inn, in Dale-Atreet, in Liver-
pool,
A FREEHOLD Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by
1-1 L the sign of the ROYAL. OAK, on the south side of
Circus-street, in Liverpool, containing iit, front 5 yards, and
in depth 14 yards, in the occupation of Richard Whittingham,
as tenant.
i
2 ii
A FREEHOLD HOUSE, imme tately behind and adjoin-
ing the above, on the north side Grub-street, in front 4
yards, and in depth 7 y-ards and feet, or thereabouts, in the
occupation of James Edwards.
Three COPYHOLD HOUSES on the north side of Dry-
den-street, in Everton, containing in front 55 feet,' in the
occupation of Thomas Picton and others.
Apply to .Messrs. LEIGH and SANDERS, Basnett-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, ?a
(Before Lord Lyndhurst and ,a Special Jury.)

WATSON v. COLQUITT. . .
This was an action for an alleged libel, written by the de-
fendant in the form of a letter, which appeared in the Albion
newspaper, concerning the loss of the ROtasay'Castle, to which
the defendant pleaded a justification.
The plaintiff's case was conducted by. Mr. F. POLLOCK, Mr.
F. KELLY, Mr. FOLLETT, and Mr. JONES; the defendant had
the SOLICITOR-GENERAL and Mr. J. JERVIS.

The letter was written upon the loss of the Iqothaay Castle on
the 17th Augast,•lB3l, on the Dutehman'S 'Bank, in her pas-
sage from Liverpool towards Beaumaris, when so many persona
lost their lives, and was as follows:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week :-- -
Received advise and medicine South.
at the institution,
Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine
Total 'at each Dispensary

Nor?le.
317 Total—, 537

119 107

VISITORS.
North.-=Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Mr. W. Wain
wright.
South.— Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan, and Mr. G. B. Carter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

america•

.
L---s
Tor ST. ANDREW'S,`
A regular Trader,
r," The Brig COLONIST,
Captain Tiiow6Si ;
Will be despatched on the sth March.--Vor freight or passage
Apply On board, Brunswick Dock, or to
W. SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

THE KING OF BELGIUM'S GIFT.

Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, now King of the Bel,
grans, was on Thursday last taken under the protection of
Lord Althorp as an extremely poor man. His Majesty,
before he was called to the throne amid the acclamations
of a brave people, had for fourteen or fifteen years been
in the receipt of £50,000 per annum, the generous and
munificent gift of the British nation, out of which he
never' committed the extravagance of spending more
than £7,000 or at the utmost £B,OOO a year in England.
In which case it is fair to assume, upon the very lowest
calculation, that the Prince, before he left this country,
had accumulated the snug little fortune of £400,000.
This is exclusive of his fair lands and fine mansion of
Claremont. •

At the period of his departure for Belgium, however,
and in gratitude for the liberality of the people of Eng-
land, he magnanimously assigned his life interest in this
splendid annuity of £50,000 a year for the benefit of
those from whom he received it. It was announced by
Lord .Grey,that the Prince, so long as he continued King
of the Belgians, would not accept any portion of the an-
nuity for his own uses. After appropriating a certain,
sum for the educational expenditure of his niece the.
Princes Victoria, and paying the pensions granted to cer-
tain poor persons by the late lamented Princess Char-
lotte, he ordered the residue to be returned into the
Exchequer for the good of the nation.
This mark of liberality and good feeling was lauded
.in the highest terms by the Whig friends of the King of
the Belgians. It was considered a noble trait in his cha-
racter that, as the Sovereign of a free people, he dis-
dained being a pensioner on England. He naturally
enough reserved to himself a reversionary interest in the
pension, contingent upon the misfortunes of Kings, by
which means, in• case of the failure of his monarchical
speculation, his ' abdication, or, his" dethronement, he
should have. it in his power to reseat himself amid the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

Eaot Enbito.

To sail positively on the 10th of March.
For RATA VIA,
- . The fuse Aaterican Ship JANES PERKINS,
S. CROWELL., Malter;
.38 taus barthert.--7-For; freight or passage apply. to Messrs.
.
MURRAY, SYMR,;a,u4 Co.:or to THOMAS RIPLEY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

On THURSDAY next,. the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON'S Office, Tower-garden,
3 Bales Lorig.Combed BAIR,
10 Ditto Tail !t - Ditto,
7 Ditto Short V Ditto,
Ex Elizabeth, from Buenos Avres.—Apply to
BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

IL INFIRM.
D.

vquest .

and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. FoisNsl
urgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Bicketeteth•
kora, Mr. Heywood and Mr. Booth.
It. Datin.—Houso Surgeon. T. Moo*
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

out j intrira.

—LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO,
To sail on the Ist and 16th of;every month.
To sail on theist 1 rch,
kjivr- The fine A 1 British-built Shi ELIZABETH,
HENRY SANDERSON, mmander' •
l3urthen 320 tons, coppered and copper- tened„ sails remark-
ably fast, and is in ail respects a most esirable conxeyance;
lying. west side Prince's Dock.—For freight or passage apply
to Messrs. W. and J. TYRER, or to
ASHLEY BROTHERS.
The fine A 1 Ship INTREPID, of 401 tons, is appointed for
the Packet of the 16th March.

Positively the first vessel.—To sail To-morrow.
For PERNAMBUCO,
61,4-- - The fine. Brig CANADIAN,
A. Rosa, 11 r;
Burthen 267 tons, coppered and coppe astened, and sails fast.
Iste
—For terms of freight, &c. apply to ssrs. HEYWORTH and
Co.; Mr. A. PARLINE, or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD.

On TUESDAY, the sth March next, (if not previously
APR disposed of) at. One o'clock/at Wm. P. 13, ustiny's
..21U11#4 Office. Exchange-alley, 1./
The fine fast-sailing Wig MARY ANN,
Coppered and copper-fastened, is well found in stores and sails,
and a most desirable vessel for anv trade her size will suit.—
For inventories, &c. apply to the Master on board, east side
Queen's Dock, or to . WM. P. BUSHBY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

IMPORTED
Prom the Bth to the 14th February 1833, inclusive.
By 3 Vessels from New Orleans-3 Savannah-1 New York-1 Vlr.
ginia-1 Maranham-1 Cronstadt-1 Terra Nova and Palermo.

Argols
Ashes brls.
Bark hhds. —, brls.
Oak. tons,
Berries ..bales,
Borax chests,
Brimstone.... tons, 125
Cassia Lignea boxes,
Castor Oil -
Cloverseed serons, —, bales,
Cochineal bags, —, serons
Cocoa brls, —, bags,
Cofiee, B. P tees. —, brls. —, bags,
Foreign bags, —, brls, —, hhds, .----
Logwood J tons, 5
Fos* .ons,
Nicaragua Wood tons, ---
Barwood t0n5,...---
Camwood.... tons,

fax
Flaxseed.

,
tees. —, bales.
casks,

Flour brls.,—, E. I. sacks,
Ginger . barrels, —, bags,
Gum casks, —, bags, —, boxes,
Hides, Cow and Ox no. —, bales,
bundles,
Horse bales, —, no.
Horse Hair .bales, —, serons,
Remy bundles, —, bales,
Indigo chests, —, serons,
Lac Dye • • • • cases, --
Leon Juice casks,
Madders sacks, —, casks,
Madder Roots casks, —, bales,
Molasses casks,
Muujeet. ......... .. • bales, —, bundles,
Olive Oil
'
Palm Oil casks,
Fish oil casks,
Pepper
Pimento, W.I brls. —, boxes —, bags,
Rice ' _ / tees. —, tees., —, E.I. bags,
s.

Rough
bushels,
Rum brls. hhds. —, puns.,
It

Safflower
cases, —, & eS, ---
Saltpetre bags,
Shell Lac chests,
Sugar, B. P. hhds —, tees. —, bags, —, boxes —, brls.,
Brazil boxes, —, cases, brls,
East India bags, —, hhds.,
Sumac bags, 550
Tallow casks, 572

Tartar
Tar

casks —, brls.,
brls

Tobacco tees —, hhda,
Turpentine brls, 1424
Valonia bags, —, tons, ---
Wax Bees' -
1N11eat....,.....,,, bap, ---• bushels, --
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

ifARY, FEB. 21st, 1833.
ADMITTUD.

31 In-patients
9 Out-patients
3 Casual during r I. P.
1 the last week tO. P.
2 Remain in the house
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Fonol
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Biekersteth•
Douse Visitors, Mr. Heywood and Mr. Booth. •
Chaplain. the Err. U. iNII4.It....HQUSO s‘trgecni. Mr. T. 000'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26

Emporto.

UNITED STATES.

Halcyon, Chancellor, fm Savannah, with 840 bales cotton, W and
Brown and co—P Dk
William Penn, Conlon, fm Charleston, with 725 bales cotton, Maury
'Latham and co-400 do, T and J D Thornely-112 do, order—on shore
en Hoyle Bank

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

WEST INDIES, &C.
ilituulba.ch, Tint* co, 449 Parker, P, Demerara

UNITED STATES.
W & J Brown & co, Splendid, P, Baltimore
T Chaloner & co, 266 Thomas, 4 G, Charleston
W & J Brown Sc co, Birmingham, P. New York
dodge Si; Prichard, 358 Inez, P, Boston
II Matthie & Son, 351 Esther, Q, Montreal
boltoh, Ogden & co, 310 Tasso, New Orleans

BRITISH AMERICA.
t4raham & Taylor. 110 Fanny, Q, Newfoundland
,1 tiigan. 299 Champlain, Q, Quebec
W Smith & Son, 299 Colonist, B. St Andrews
Graham or Huntington, 208 Martha, G, St John, Newfound-
land
3 Jones, son, 309 Lunenburg, Q, Halifax & Lunenburg
N S
11 Buchanan, 230 James H Albony, Q. Liverpool & Halifax
NS
3 Hobson & Sons, 245 Iris, G, Portsmouth, A S

SOUTH AMERICA.
IV J Tyrer, 217 Clyde, C. Bahia
W Ker & co. or J Hot- 164 Henry William, K, Pernambuco
liwell,
Ker, Imrie & co, 125 Ann, K, La Gnayra
W Ker, Itnrie & co, 314 Rowena, P, St Thomas, La Gu-
ayra, R P Cabello
'itOlton, Ogden & co, 310 Tags°, P. Ha.vannah

SPAIN AND I'ORTCGAL.
TV' It Wood, 130 Donnett, S, Bilhos
g-r.inslirt or Cotesworth, 178 Shubenaeadie, Q, Lisbon
inotesworth & Smith, 121 Lapwing, C, Lisbon

MEDITERRANEAN.

Bil,lw & en, 152 Hardware, K. Genoa & Leghorn
L 9al%r, 112 Brutus, S, Naples & Metisina
4,0 x & Henderson, 181 Sisters. Q, Windau
4111ekwith & Hutchinson. 163 13alle, K, Leghorn

EUROPR.
210 Findlay. P. Elsinenr