The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-25 00:00:00

LONDOAr LA TES" YXWS.

Saturday Evening, Half mast Seven o'clock,

We stated the general report of some arrangement between
the ministry and the Conservatives, with, respect to Irish
church robbery measure, by which the" former preserved them-
selves from overthrow by moderating their nefarious plan.:". We
are 'borne out in our general statement by the result of last
night's proceedings in the House of Commons, where, it-will
be seen, Mr. Stanley abandoned one of the-most atrocious of
the clauses, (clause 147,) much to the dissatisfaction of Hume,
- ,
O'Connell, and the destructive party.
The Consol market has recovered from its extreme depres-
sion, and the quotation for the Account closed this afternoon at
90,3/4 1 ; Exchequer Bills are flat at 49 to 50, and India Bonds
firm at 30 to 32.
We have had a general improvement in the northern bonds
during this day. Belgian Stock left off at 91.11: to 924; Dutch
at 491 3/4, and Russian at 1043/4 105. Brazilian Stock has also
been on the advance, the price being 681. In other, bonds there
is nothing to notice.
We have accounts from Mocha to the beginnino. of February.
They state that the Mahommetlan army under Belmas, after
taking Judda and other places and ports of the Red Sea, had
attacked Mocha, and after a bombardment of fifteen days the
place had surrendered. The bashaw had shewn great care of
the foreign residents, but was about raising the duty on all
foreign ships 7 per cent., which would Tut tsem on the same
footing as that paid by the Arabs. The whole sea from Judda
to Min was in possession of the bashaw Belmas, but the country
was in a very unsettled state, and reports were current that the
King of Sannah was raising a large force to endeavour to re-
take his dominions. Coffee was scarce, and the price high.

We have late advices from Bermuda, which mention that the
imports to that island, during the year 1832, amounted to
£97,351 sterling, of which £15,219 were from the United States.
The exports only amounted to £25,287, of which £2,882 were
sent to the United States. The Ocean had arrived from Wales
with a cargo of coals intended for the steam-ship Rhadamanthus,
expected from 1 flgland. Another depot of coal was established
at Madeira, as a supply on her way to Bermuda.

We learn, by accounts from Nauplia, that the Prince Royal
of Bavaria arrived at Porgos on a visit to his brother, and pro-
ceeded by land to Nauplia. Wishing to surprise King Otho,
he proceeded in a private dress to the palace, and, entering the
chamber of the young monarch, rushed forward and embraced
him. The son of Miaulis, who was with his Majesty, imagining
treason, drew his yatagan, and, but for the rapid interposition
of the King, the frolic would have terminated tragically.

We have a file of the Barbadian to the 16th May: The new
governor-in-chief opened the session of the legislature on the
ith. In his address upon that occasion his Excellency says,
" I believe I may lead you to expect that some improvement is
intended from home in the judicial system of this island. Judges
bred to the practice of that law they have to administer, and
exclusively devoted to its solemn duties, seem particularly ne-
cessary to a society composed as this is. I beg to congratulate
the house that his Majesty's government has relieved the island
from the burden of contributing to the governor's salary. Al-
though this arrangement may seem to place me in an invidious
position, compared with former governors, who benefited
largely by your imprudent generosity, as the means of affording
a considerable degree of splendour, all which, with diminished
means, must cease with me, still I sincerely rejoice in the
measure, as an earnest of the King's government to relieve you,
in every practicable way, from the pressure which weighs
against your private fortunes and public resources. I thus early
declare my opinion that all militia companies, wholly composed
of free men of colour, or of free blacks, ought, in the first in-
stance, to be commanded by commissioned officers of their own
caste. The surest way of securing the faith and loyalty of all
subjects is by giving them an interest in the institutions of the
country they belong to, and by removing every mark or excep-
tion tending to bind their energies or intelligence to a degraded
or limited scene of action."