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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

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GENERAL

abiticiarrozatxgrwaxf lignoanewasull

[PRICE FIVEPWE.

=.lrmitexcazzanezvpwicesc ximsomma
*IITANTED, a respectable YOUTti, as an APPREN
Vl' TICE to the GROCERY BUMNESS.
Apply to CHAS. HOLT, 92, Whitedbapel.

RAIL
WA UNION RAILWA .
rPHE Directors invite TENDERS fors lying the Com-
panyA with good COKE, for One Ye certain. (or such
term as may be agreed on,) from 0; st day of May next

ensuing

The Coke to be screened througfa two and a half inch
Riddle, and delivered in the Maker's own Sacks, containing
one cwt. of Coke each.
Tenders, stating the price per Ton, and the place of deli-
very on the Railway, to be sent to the SECRETARY of the
Company, at Preston, (not later than the 15th' March,) of
whom any further information may be had.
North Union Railway Office, Preston,
9th Feb., 18-11 • /
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

course pals

axes upon t

o IS,

xed du

tut country

ht perhaps pause if the go-
course, were to allow a free
1, and, in order to sustain a

The right hon. barone

read some 1

he extent of mortality in the autumn guar- 1

`), in various towns, as compared

the year 1842 tie-number

ninth

; from which
at great as was the distress last
..•Iv exaggerated. It was
I had avowed its in-
and it had been said by others that

government intended, an

last session was a miseraule pittance v►
evw-
rm. It was supposed that government would
by some parties because they would not repeal
atd by others that they would not adopt a
and with respect to the tariff, he believed he I

might fearlessly assert that such an extensive step in com-
mercial reform could not be found in the whole history of
the commercial legislation of the country. After all there
was but little difference of opinion in that house upon the
subject of free trade, for it must be evident to all that agri-
cultural prosperity could not exist in the absence of corn-
rcial paosperity. In fact the principles of free trade were
s of every man of common sense, but in a country
uisite even in the applica-
st false step producing

'eatest care was rec

first princip

lestructive

consequences. The duty of the government was to apply
general principles to the particular circumstances of the
country, and tile true course of proceeding, therefore, was to
obtain as large a field as possible for oar commerce, without
allowing it to degange our domestic industry by the sadden-
ness of the change. He hoped the hoase would not enter
upon such a vague course as that proposed by the noble lord,
a course which could be productive of no one advantage,
while it might, by exciting false hopes, greatly aggravate the
distress it was meant to alleviate, but that, on the contrary,
it would express its disapprobation by a large and command-
in majority. (Loud cheers.)
Mr. BORTSWICX. then moved the adjournment of the
debate, which was agreed to.

ROYAL LIVER THEATRE

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. FI7'ZWILLIAM,

And Positively her Last Appearance

THIS EVENING, (Friday,) the 17th instant, the Per-
1t formances will commence with a Petite Comedy, called
MY TENDER CHARGE !
Tobn Dibbs
Mrs. Fitzwilliam.
, particular desire,) Mrs. Fitzwilliam's cele-
brated Monopologeie of
WIDOW WIGGINS ; Olt, MUSIC MAD !
To which will be added (for the last time) Mr. Buckstone's
celebrated Farce of
THE CHRISTENING; on, Tnr, MYSTERIOUS BABY.
Mr. flookins Twiddy .... Mr. Buckstone.
The whole to conclude with the late Thomas Dibdin's cele-
brated Extravaganza of
Harlequin Hoax ; or, Getting Up a Pantomime.
Mr. Patch (the author of the proposed Pantomime) Mr.
Bnckstone. I Columbine.. Mrs. Eitzwilliam.

Laurette Seymour
r wit; r 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

ncreas
ned, fretn which it would

I in the same ratio

eople would be better
away with.

s was more severe

taken place within

icient demoralisation,

i state of the
)pe that
an then

mght forward to tip
Incl. The ho
trial, was to be Rand in retterviAO the r

iorance of former tries. The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

le most c

t natur

id in hi

minutes

say that he likec

old do any thing for him

that noboay ow.
Fourth had an extraordinary memory,—he recollected all tha,
be bad read or seen,—and had the faculty of quickly compre-
hending every thing. If he saw a steam engine, he would
describe not only its principles of action, but enter minutely
. _ ,nnqtruction. He wonia '

into its

recount anecdotes of every-
Id quote the beauties of almost all the works,
t. in English literature. He also prided him-
of Latin. being, in fact, an excellent
-kuotr.d Horace. He was a good his-
the hist- nt only of

body•

ory, n
said, " Sire

fter the death
ieve, in Pen-

is to be found

.ois to differ

familmr

ith it, and so
He spoke re-

ways sought

r, since the

given very

Id me, that
3g, bad arid

He said

1 I had had the honour

1 other

often ,*Hided

* . His h

ed of be

;mself, and instead of i'egaiding the it

*ay (we,

se in his centers

oin no

nory of a character

elating tiesi to other,

cZn.Ter,tat

description--novels, paw
1 he liked to talk of them
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

orts and St. Thomas's. Persons de-
:.7s for New Granada by this convey-

sing diem ' via La

Jamaica ;.ne 0(140 w,..
at -the following ports—Antigua, Darbacloes, pelfte alon
dnras), Berbice, Cape Haytien (flayti), Carthagena, Chap-a',
end the Isthmus of Panama, Demerara, Dorninisa, Granada,
Savannah, Jamaica, La Guayra, Martinipue,
Nassau (New Providence), Nevis, Puerto Ca-
- -,-tba, St. Jago de_ Cuba, St. Juan (Porto

nd Caitt

11 touch

Mnnts

;ovS, St. Mitt's, St. Lucia, St. Thomai's, St. Vincent's,
.npico, Tobago, Tortola, Trinidad, and Vera Cruz. The
to the British Islands is Is., and to the
2s. 4d., which must be pre-paid to the
-L- ...n.t.0.0 on which is 2d.; to

1. and

Mediterranean and East
Gibraltar, Malta, Greece,
ill be made up o►►
end India on
nded to be for-

India mails.
and the lor.

The nest' iDa
n

Saturday ne

18thinstaxit

nd Eg!

Sth insta

oy the route of Yahnouth mbat'bi marked via
Atiout4h,' or they will be'retaiued to be sent by the overland
moil, via Marseilles, pa the 4th of March." •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

and on d

kiis dim

gallant colonel

own troops: By great

on his legs

,o the French general's sign

cantet to

apoghthegut was much more lac
posed.. Wlmin ha saw these her

the only remark in wh

;tech more e

rettios. the

avers, of Ca

Mends 'hot

der a r

Ma/91181

S'errie• Gazette

A.IIII2TA L (

THE NEWS

t, it aloe,
head-i

all was trep

in a de

ing place for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

s to tie. on

is of his practice for his own. He hoped,
it ha would not rake his stand upon the poor
ce of commercial reform, which he had already con-
on the country

reserved the P,

Wits respect to the timber trade the
ffect of the alterations of last session had been to raise the
)f timber, the importer was benefited, bat not the con-
In th• treaty with Russia excellent arrangements
made for a large carrying trude ; bttt
g to carry. for there was no reduction

.tions were

ffs of either country

.
ntended that much of the distress was
the fact that treaties of commerce had
tik France, Brazil, and other countries,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

LAW INTELLIGENCE

Mr. Martin and Mr. James appea
Mr. Knowles and Mr. H. Hill for t

red for the pl
be defendant.

The plaintiff is the captain and owner of the Robert Bruce

Liverpool, against
sums, of

t" and the defendant is an ernigratiot
ryer whom thislaction was brought to recover dive
had money expended by the plaintiff on behalf of the defenda
the It appears that the defendant chartered a portion of the
ind, Robert Bruce for the convevace3 of 267 emigrants to New

being part of the contr
1 the emi

rants in provision
hQtort nrp hnnnd to

passengers are provided with certain quantities of provisions
calculated to last for ten weeks, as the outside limit of the
nd, according to the same act, an officer attended
lip before sailing from Liverpool to examine
The provisions

nether the act

been complied wi

were then examined an,

as sufficient, w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

,eeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice

Honduras
Havana..

New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Canada
British vorth America
Nevaminchand
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia

New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa

Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna acid Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira

Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, &e,
Oporto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

n removing the r

titeB. The

rolionr et. their own principles

[nd not

ad' last 'Tear e

I reduce the duties on sugar, and adopt, ins.

,cate, a small

!aced on

tended as a direct

nmeut ; and notwithstanding LUGS"' '- - . ---
- --'
-1
who brought it forward had own important self. b

ilfax had contrived oy nue speecn to leave toe matter once
uiore in considerable doubt. The hon. member for Belfast that we entered him for the stakes!
11,20), who wished Oil government to profiled in the e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Dr. Bo

My. STUART W

d by

re's of that portion of the mannfactet
,nPrtPfl

h America

of the imrner.

-r—
-iot to an assertion, entire

Jowring was more inflammatory than
er fallen from Mr. Ferrand. If the
ealed to-morrow, the effects anticipated
would not be realised. The cause of the

g community
s entirely attritutable to the col-
speculations in the United States, and
insupported, that we did not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

:ones of the poor sparrow there was no

parent; the feathers
tinued honpinz and

atter were

distressing cries for the loss o
pose bad fallen out of the nes

DR. SHELTON
Mr. Bentley's announcements for
" Titian a Romance of Venice." 1
we believe is editor of the Salopian
we hear, is the first specimen in our lit
Novel—a species of fiction very PC
The h
the t.

aracters are his rival Gior

the celebrated Cornett u.
of Raphael and Michael Angelo. The
at Venice, and the time is that of the beag..
There is a love story, of course, but the object of t
to illustrate the romantic incidents of Titian's car
The subject, it must be confessed, has great capal
Literary Gazette.
TRE WAR IN AFFGRANISTAN.—One word on ou

kgripp:

How can impeachment be refits
were justified in invading Afighanistan,
were guilty of treachery when they evacuatt
country. If the conservatives were justified in rel
possession of Affghanistan, the Whigs were lawless
in the attack. Either there must be impeachrm

affairs

possibility is a farc

honour wh

1 has s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

No. 1057.1

inIeIrMISMOIMR,Iff,diMrSa!VZ.CSIRE.Crii..9kI

IG1:11i3ZWOMOMI

&alto bp gfurtipit.

On account of those whom i ay concern.
Tnis DAY, (Friday,) the 17th ins fit, at Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay of the erloo Dock.
About 570 Bales dai. •ed COTTON,
Being the remainder of the carp #if the Vermont, from Sa.
vannah, wrecked on the Wexford coast.—Apply to
HAYWOOD and M'VICCAR.

GREAT SALES OF WOODS AT yVERPOOL
NOVICE.

AgESSRS. CHALONER and Co.'a t PERIODICAL
.I.IAL SALE will take place on W. ICSDAY MORNING
next, the 23d instant, and two follow days.
Further particulars may he had mediately, and Cata-
logues are now ready for distribution at the Office of the
Brokers.
No. 6, East Side Queen's Dock, Liverpool.

i)j
„.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

er oviri nature. voice

et to breathe

e. twin

I've passed such ham

scente

those bow'rs

stasis prove

s banks sny Sighs revealed

heart's first, only love.
e is gone who taught *y mind

ell to prize—

ads, to early dooms consig
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

SPECIAL MitETING OP THE TOWN COUNCIL

A special meeting of the Town Council was held on Wed-
nesday, in the Town-hall, for the purpose of considering the
heads of a bill proposed by the Fire Committee to be intro•
thwed into parliament during the present session, for tb
prevention of fires ; a motion by Mr.
blishinent of a steamer to be used in case of distress at
sea ; and a motion by Mr. Birkett for providing a remedy
for certain inconveniences in the case of surcharges to the
The MAYOR presided.

North for the esta-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

The Government

,s services, auc

anks was then put and carried

I nc
Mr. MACKINNON moved for leave to bring in a bi

Ith..of tow

s by forbiddi

Mr: HUME

he impo

t the Governmeu

Sir J. GRAHAM S

but he

able to do so r.
H

intormation
tion of the bill, tho

of last

f the subject upon the

nsive inquiries to

or.ld not,
h he could
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

/led, price ls. 6d., a Second Edition

HYDROPATHY

Next week will be publis}

9E EIYDROPATHIC TREATMENT of DISEASES,
as witnessed at Graafenberg, by
G. H. HEATHCOTE,
Mount-pleasant, Liverpool

M.D.,

Printed for RIVINGTONS, London; and sold by Messrs
GRAPEL, ROBINSON, arid other Booksellers.

SAINT DAVID'S DAY

A DINNER, in celebration of the ANNIVERSARY of
the PATRON SAINT of WALES, will take place at
the ADELPHI HOTEL, Renelaah-place, on WEDNESDAY,
the Ist of March, 1843,
The Right Honourable Lord Viscount DUNGANNON,

President;
THOMAS BARBER and OwEN WILLIAMS, BUM.,
Vice-presidents.
Tickets, including one Bottle of Wine and Dessert, 10s. 6d

each.
Dinner on the Table at Six o'clock precisely.
N.B.—lt is requested that early application be made for
Tickets, which may be obtained from the SECRETARY, 47,
Pembroke-place, or at the Bar of the Hotel.
By order of the Committee,
WM. CALVELEY DAVIES, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS

FOR
ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH.
AN SUNDAY, the 26th instant, TWO SERMONS will
be Preached (D. V.) in this CHURCH, and COLLEC.
TIONS made towards a Fund for BUILDING CRURON OF
ENGLAND SCHOOLS, for this Church and District.
The Morning Sermon by the Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS,
A.M., Senior Rector of Liverpool if
That in the Evening by the Rev. HUGH MINEILE, A.M.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEB. 16

Wind at Holyhead, E.N.E. light breeze during the morning; E.
ditto in the evening.
Oft' Holyhead. at 2 s 0 p.m. No. 8023, Mary, Ship, for Malta and
Smyrna, and several other vessels, outward bound, at 19 at noon,
and No. 4862, Wm. Murray. 11. for -, at 3 30 p.m.
Several vessels off Voel Nant, outward bound, at 4 30 p.m.
In the Victoria Channel, at 3 p.m. 6184, John Dugdale, Ship,
from London.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Src.
Delhi, 357 Calcutta, Ashley Brothers

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Almeira, Thayer, 397 Havana, Priestley, Griffith & Cox
Elizabeth, J Price, 225 Kingston, Jamaica, lmrie &Co
• SOUTH AMERICA.
Achiever. Rlls, 178 Vera Cruz, Jeffreys & Cs
Falcon, Li Mairs, 333 Rio Janeiro, Cotesworth & Wynne
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

to names seldom user

imen some

nor names DO

at the s

stives or

I do not

Jude na

V. Johns, i

f-days

~ed from dm Seriptarei,
stow, as Obadiah, fzekied, &c. It
•rnawe of the moth:r's

,Memoirs of Manchester Li-

1 June—June,

English

Sts As
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 11
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
ADMITTED

DISCHARGED

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation

to Cured
Attending as Out Patients
13 Irregular
Died

Remaining in the Hospital . . 78

House Visiters, James Heyworth and Duncan M.Viccar, Esqrs,
Treasurer, ft. W. Bateson, Esq.
n, Rev. Wm. Hughes.---flouse-Surgeon, Mr. Parker

Chaplai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

of Amencan finances, for it

s with that country, and concluded by calling
to enter upon this inquiry into the means of

I be ai

s, by t

ation or a

for as

f prom

ttted the distress which prevailed
- -d, as yet, heard no orac-

He believed the of

motion, to lead tl
) gain time for the supporters of the
of those laws to settle their differ-

way to a repeal

until they

ht eventually afire

qty at all

It was
-third
.d of

.otild have three loaves inste

had declined, from which it would

follow that the people would be better

)1 tban any till
nan. In Lees

try, and /Pas out/ bra

ne away with

conseqaint demoralisation

eice
e 4 by the

t forward to
Tha hon.

the hope that
zentlemart then

rtnerrt sho

the emirs

• •
;onrse paraded last iteSSiOn, might perhaps pattse if th
rernment, in followino oat that course, were to allow

a the co

)e inferrec

st sess

a misc
osed that E

)aronet

,arties because ti
others that the

tumn quar-

years, HI

denj ; from which
as the distress last
aggerated. It was
d bad avowed its in-
ld it had been said by others that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

iff himself produced and signed a certificate that the requi-
site quantity of provisions was on board. Soon after this
'he Unhert Rrnee left the nnrt nnrl made the best of her way

across the Atlantic : but, meet

with bad went

er, she had

a very long r

after having been out nearly s

11 exhaustea

was found thl

heir provisions be.

emigrants were nearly starving,
exhau., . Under this emergency
the plaintiff put into Halifax, where he expended £45 in sup-
plying the emigrants with food, and there and at Boston in-
curred divers minor expenses on their account, to which he

now alleged the defendant was liable under the charter-party.
The defendant now paid £2O into court on account of a
portion of the latter items, and the questions now raised were
whether in point of law the defendant was liable to make good
the outlay for the goods at Halifax, and the balance of the

aim brought against him.
Mr. Baron GURNEY was of opinion that the defendant was
able, but reserved leave to move, and afterwards left it to
he jury to say whether the proper quantity of provisions had
dipped in the first instance, as required by law. If the
y should think that had been the case they would find for
the defendant; but, as all the provisions had been expended
-ix weeks which ought to have lasted four months, it

been s

before

e of the claim, that was not within the terms of the con-
t, and the plaintiff could not recover for it. In conclusion
learned judge observed, that it was highly necessary in
cases that the public officers should discharge the duty

of examining into the state of the provisions with the utmost
nicety, as, without any intention, perhaps, to do wrong, it

that the greatest cruelty and hardship might be in-
in this case, on the emigrants, who, if left to them-
[gilt often be tempted to go on board without proper

'or the future to all such parties.
7, after a moment's deliberation, fouud a verdict for
iff—Damages, £45.

CONSISTORY COURT, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 51

TINNE, BY HIS COMMITTEE, AGAINST WILLIAMS, FALSELY

CALLING HELISE

ground of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Lois of

ie suppression of the s

nts of the French relative th

STAIkILSI moved a
lita

in the

e officere an

f Sir H. Pottinger

St OF COMMONS, TussDA

an exp

,ks to the off

nd per

I Earl MINTO severally ad-
services of the naval

the Earl of A HEMMEN

in of oar treaties with France,
t of the right of search for
le, and of the cause of the

operations against

these operations

difficulties to be overcome, re-

erance on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

H YDR OPATHY.
Next week will be published, price Is. 64., i*Second Edition

rp HE HYDROPATH IC Tii,EATyIENT of DISEASES,
1 as witnessed at Graafenberg, by
G. H. HEATHCOTE, M.D.,
Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.
Printed for RIVINGTONS, London; and sold by Messrs.
GRAPE', ROBINSON, and other Booksellers. /
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

swfAlli BOAT

Mr. Nowrg stated that he was not prepared to bring for-
tice.
sFaia' 4
it has mdotbeen pution on this s
the übject
paper by, of which he had given no mistake.
l TAX.
The MAYOR explained that it had' mistake.
put on the paper
either
in order
now or at to give
theM nextr. Nortmeeting. h the option of bringing it forward
The motion was then postponed till the next meeting.
THE INCOME

Mr. BIRKETT brought forward a motion of which he had
given notice, with reference to the places of appeal against
surcharges to the Income Tax for those parts of the borough
which are not within the parish of Liverpool. The Church-
wardens and overseers of Liverpool wa'e kje coileCtors of
the tax in the parish, and OAFY considered that 'parties
chargeable to it in the new parts of the borough should de-
rive the same advantage as thoSe who resided within the old
borough. This was his reason' foi bringing 'forward the
" " •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES

Number of new patients entered on the books of the DispensuKe

daring the last week

North. South. Total

Received advice and medicine atthe Insti-
tution
Visited at their own houses and supplied
with medicine

Total at each Dispensary

North—Mr. C. Booth, Mr. Macgregor and Mr. J. A. Case.
South—Mr. Jordan, Rev. C. Morrall, and Rev. W. Parker.
J. WHITBY WILLIAMS, Secretary. pro tem
Dispensaries' Office, 1, Fenwick-street, Feb. 13, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

tpoutb Murrfra.

All goods to be entered and alongside on lilonday,
ilk the 27th instant.
For BAHIA,
MP
(440,hy The line English-built Brig MAI ER,
--.*---....._
C4E 1 (in red), ;tons2 ptain SCARROW ;
, cocoppeted sails well, and will be found
in every rebpe most desirable' conveyance both for goods
and passengersct a .—For terms
Queen's Dock, or to , &c. apply on hoard. inthe
atched i W. and J. TYRER.
The BRITANNI .1
k will be the next Packet, and will be
de5p...........1.• mmediately after the above.
~
........

tOttain pabigitton.

AND. NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
9/.12 TEAM-SHIPS,
A pi. 00 'lona
and 440 Horses' Power each.
°INT"
"Y 14' ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
C A ' -.6-
AT HLIFAX TO LAND AND RECEIVE PAS-
SENGERS AND HER MAJESTY'S MAILS.
HIBERNIA
411 , Captain
4,- . CO Captain C. H. E. JUDKINS.
-
\s, BRITANNIA, Captain JOHN HEWITT.'
0; CALEDONIA,Captain EDWARD G—LOTT.
T
,4-7- •
•" • ACADIA, Captain ALEXAND
the: he North A.merican Mails will be made up in ondon on
1d and 18th of every Month, except when e. rof these
dates
fall on the Sunday, and then on the au eding day.
Thy: Stearn the
will depart from Liver 00l the nest
Iporniaz, iinmediately after the arrival of the London Mail.
In the Winter Months, however, viz December, January,
~eortiary, and March, but N ail in' the Month, that of
tile 3d, will be de.:pl'itched One
The vessels a inted to sail from LIVERPOOL are as
under, PP°

COLUMBIA ..... .on the 4th March.
BRITANNIA .•.. on the 4th April.
t Passengers' Luggage must be on board the day previous
0 sailing.
TTPassage, including Provisions, but without Wines or Li-
i'',, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or Halifax,
irtY-eight Guineas. Steward's Fee, One Guinea.
Dogs charged £5 each.
STAGE COACH ES are now established between HAU-
L FAY and PICTOU, and the Stearn-ship UNICORN pries
iluie)tween PICTOU and QUEBEC, in connexion with the
c)Ve Vessels, carrying the Mails and Passengers for
~lada,except during the winter months when the St. Law-
'enee is closed.
O"VP*, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
418 i in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, 01(1 Broad-street ;
nd b 1 Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS ; or, in Liverpool. to
N D. and C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street.
sent P OTE.—AII LETTERS and NEWSPAPERS intended tube
l, these
J Vessels',n must pass through the POSTOFFICE,
"(I none will be received at the Agents' Offices.
R,,l)",sengers by the Royal Mail Steamers to HALIFAX and
rlithA uSTOIsI are respectfully informed that the Custom-house
orities, at either of these Ports, will nut allow anything
° be landed under the Name of LUGGAGE, except the Per-
,ll°.4o/ Wearing Apparel of such Passengers. Any Merchan-
'.lse taken to halifax or Boston, under the name of Luggage,
wlll be dealt with according to Law.
PasPerinm, ...:11 t___ -, . - . _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Although sty days wear fast,
nR to life and t►at dear spot
• past.

So hallowed

)uts of Au% coil
all prove,
._

'of strife and

HONG-KONG

2 toin. E

a spier

t all 1.,

k bier La

u mile

and mean

iown, are on the northern side
na ; and

,han a niiie

roe point to point

uth side a

s said to set in

of these

►ipotentiar? Elliot,. and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Cast fttbiti‘

FIRST VESSEL.
Now loading, and will be despatched immediately.
For BOMBAY,
The splendid 'new Liverpool-built Ship
THE DUKE,
JAMES FORBES BISSET, Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade :)
A 1 for twelve years. 764 tons register, coppered, expected
to sail very fast, and will be found in every respect a first-
rate conveyance for goods and pa.ssengers, having a full
poop,

k;

ence (including 5,,,..
For terms, &c, apply on boas
Mr. KENDALL ; or to

Prince's Dock ;
and J. TYRER

..•.•,......,.

ZZier.,:o; 3'nbte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

against the manufactures of this country.
failed front want of tact in the negociators,

cas• of Iran,

here %% as

left of this country in t

The hon. gentle

at the re

was the ruin of t

tt had given the firs
rn law

of this country
d that the

ir. Ross

as then adjourned

HOUSE OF COMMONS

Those treaties
and, as in the

mitetimei anything but a favour-

,ect any result from, and he should

an then contended at

the career of free trade to which Mr.
impulse. He thought the present
urions to commerce, while it maintained, as
he prepondering influence of the landed i
)ught like
e of Venice

Len looking out on the
ged in the trade of the

ay of England, and he would not, therefore,
roy the preponderating influence of the landed

reform bill could not have stopped
f free. trade principles. for he believed that,
;hs in the radical interest, not a single opno-
de had been returned. The hon. member
me length in support of the gradual repeal of

E contended that the distress of the country
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Imports.

so (Try AMERICA

Nightingale, (563) T Hunter, from Pernambuco, 102 cases 130
brls 150 bags sugar, 156 bags cotton, 37 bags Australian sbeeps'
wool, no easaisse•--21100 cuter nuts, the master.—FrOm Paraiba,
200 bags cottcu, Crabtrie, Aked and co-822 do, order-150 dry
salted and 193 pees bides—P D
EUROPE. - - -

Alert, (48l) C E Hidmq.u, from Jacobstadt, 2655 brls 70 brls
tar, i}c deals, 2c hetadspikes, order—B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEB. 16

Wind at Holyhead, E.N.E. light breeze during the morning;
ditto in the evening.
Off Holyhead, at 2 ?0 p.m. No. 9023. Mary, Ship, for Malta ar
Smyrna, and several other vessels, outward bound. at 12 at noo;
and No. 4862. Wm. Murray, B. for , at 3 30 p.m.
Several vessels off Voel Nant, outward bound, at 4 30 p.m.
In the Victoria Channel, at 3 p.m. No, 6184, John Dugdale, Shi
from London.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING

SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, s•c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

le pittance of corn-
ernment would

m, to do

aei would not repeal
.y would not adopt a

and with respect to the tariff, he beheied be

might te.. assert that such an extensive step in com-
mercial reform could not be found in the whole history of
the commercial legislation of the country. After all there
was but little difference of opinion in that house upon the
subject of free trade, for it must be evident to all that agri-
cultural prosperity could not..exist in the absence of corn-
- In fact the principle; of free trade were
but in a country

every man of common sense

this the greatest care was requisite even in the applies-
r the slightest false step producing

a sudden change might carry in iti train the most destructivt.
consequences. The duty of the government was to apply
general principles to the particular circumstances of the

ieeeding, therefore, was to

obtainas large a field as possible for our commerce, 'without
allowing it to degange our domestic industry by the sudden.
ness of the change. He hoped the house would not enter
upon such a vague course as that proposed by the noble lord,
a course which could be productive of no one advantage,
while it might, by exciting false hopes, greatly aggravate the
distress it was meant to alleviate, but that, on the contrary,
it would express its disapprobation by a large and command-
ing majority. (Loud cheers.)
Mr. BORTNWICI then moved the adjournment of the
debate, which was agreed to.

ROYAL LIVER THEATRE

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. FITZWILLIAM,

And Positively her Last Appearance

THIS EVENING, (Friday,) the lith instant, the Per-
i. formances will commence with apetite Comedy, called
MY TENDER CHA_ GE!
John Dibbs
Laurette Seymour Mrs. Fitzwilliam.
After which, (by particular desire.) rs. Fitzwilliam's cele-
brated Monopologee of
WIDOW WIGGINS; OR, MUSIC MAD !
To which will be added (for the last time) Mr. Buckstone's
celebrated Farce of
THE CHRISTENING; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS BABY.
Mr. Hopkins Tifiddy Mr. flackstone.
The whole to conclude with the late Thomas Dibdin's cele-
brated Extravaganza of
Harlequin Hoax ; or, Getting Up d Pantomime.
Mr. Patch (the author of the proposed Pantomime) Mr.
Mrs. Fitzwilliam.

TO MERCHANTS, BROKERS, &c

The largely increased and most respectable circulation

'hick the 7uesday's Edition of the LIVERPOOL
STANDARD has now obtained amongst the mercantile
body in Manchester affords its proprietors the gratify-
ing power of urging this, amongst the other undeniable
d claims which it possesses, upon the favor of that portion

of the mercantile community of Liverpool who desire to

the neighbouring manufacturing districts

of buyers in

In most of

itrrounding towns of Lancashire the circulation of

the STANDARD is steadily increasing.

In Manchester,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

THE SPLENDID NriV STEAM-SFI9,
HIBERNIA.
THE Public will be admitted to VIEW thArKew s
1 Ship HIBERNIA. (now lying in tligreoburg
on MONDAY next, the 20th, and TURSD ', the 21st instan
from Ten till Four o'clock.
Admission, Sixpence Person.
The Proceeds to be given to th ORTH and SOUTH
DISPENSARIES, and NORTHERN, and SOT
HOSPITALS.
No admission afterwards except on )

THE splendid NEW YORK PACKET-SH ASHBURTON
1200 Tons burthen, now lying on e south side Water
100 Dock, will be OPEN to the yi Wof the Public o
if
MONDAY next, the 20th instant, fr Ten till Four n',l„-1.

Admission, One gbilling.--
The PROCEEDS to be given to the NO7I
SOUTHERN HOSPITALS.

DIE il LIVERPOOL BANKING C.itM'
PAN'
ANNUAL GENERAL ME PING of t
PRIETORS will be held, at CLARENDON
on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at ne o'clock in tl
noon.

By order of the Directors,
W. WILSON, Ma

The manufacture of cigars at Hamb
extensively as, it is asserted, to occupy more t
persons, chiefly women and children. The total
cigars manufactured annually is 150,000,000, the cal
is 6,000,000 of marks current (about; :350,000 stet

is carried on so

NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY.---O
adjourned and special meeting of the directors _
tors in the above undertaking took place at the Lo
vern, for the purpose of taking into consideration t
sion of the line to Newport, and subsequently to Cr,
Mr. Marshall, M.P., the chairman of the company
It was proposed to carry out this object by raising tb_
of the assumed cost, .£190,941, in 12,208 shares, of X5O eac
which would realise the sum of £152,600; and the surplus
the old fund, £40.191, was to make up the difference. TI
proposition was adopted unanimously, and the greatest unar
mity prevailed throughont the whole of the meeting upon ti
subject. A vote of thanks having been passed to the chai
man and the board of directors, the meeting separated.

Exeter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

INSOLVENT DEBTORS

TO be heard, at the COURT HoPeE, at LANCASTER, in
the county of Lancaster, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day
March, 1843, at the hoar of Ten in the Morning precisely :
HENRY FRANCIS TROTTER, formerly residing in
Bolton-street, Copperas-MD, Liverpool, Lancashire, jour-
neyman block and pump maker, and late a lodger at 10,
Seddon-street, Liverpool aforesaid, out of employment, his
wife during the came time occupying a stall in Saint John's
:Market, Liverpool akresaid, as a butcher.

On Friday, the lOtia day of March, at the same hour and

place:
ELIAS HUTCHINUS, formerly of Broadwiusor, near
Ileaminster, in the county of Dorset, and late a lodger at the
Mill-house, Harrington Toxteth-park, Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, and occupying an office, 16, Goree-
piazzas, Liverpool aforesaid, merchant, shipping and corn-
anission agent.

'FERE& CE M'CLEAN formerly of 55, Marybone, Li-
.verpool, in the county of Lancaster, tallow-chandler, and
late of 2, Salthouse Dock, Liverpool aforesaid, licensed
victualler (sued as Thomas M'Lean).
ADAM WALKER, formerly residing in Erskine-street,
Liverpool, Lancashire, then residing at Rock-view, Bootle,
'near Liverpool aforesaid, ant occupying a warehouse, 8,
Henry-street, Liverpool aforesaid, commission-agent, and
late residing at 2, Stanley-crescent, North Shore, and occu-
pying a warehouse, 8, Strand-street, both in Liverpool afore-
said, carrying on business in copartnership with George
Shorthouse, as drysalters and commission-agents, under the
firm of " Walker and Company."
On Saturday, the 11th day of March, at the same hour and
place:

RICHARD WALMSL.EY LLOYD, formerly of Glen-
rafon, in the county of Denbigh, North Wales, then of
Lanfoist, in the county of Monmouth, gentleman, after-
wards of Llysnewydd, near Newcastle Emlyn, in the county
of Caermarthen, South Wales, farmer, then in lodging:, at
Aberystwith, in the county of-Cardigan, South Wales afore-
said, and late in lodgings at 6, Myrtle-street South, Liver-
pool, in the county of Lancaster, not in any business or em-
ployment.
JOSEPH 'WOOD, formerly residing at Gloucester-place.
Low-hill, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, and occcu-
pying a shop in Prices-street, Liverpool aforesaid, printer
and stationer ; then of Rain-bill, near Prescot, in the said
county, tax collector and assessor ; and late of Edge-vale,
Edge-hill, Liverpool aforesaid, out of business.
THOMAS ELLIS, formerly of Hoult, near Wrexham,
in the county of Denbigh, north Wales, farmer; and late a
lodger in Newhall street, Liverpool, in the county of Lan-
caster, labourer.

On Monday, the 13th day of March, at the sane hour and

THOMAS HUDSON, formerly of Wine-street, Sligo,
Ireland, book-keeper ; then a lodger at 25, Sparling-street ;
then a lodger at 24, Peach-street ; then residing at 42, Peach-
street, and occupying an office at 60, Park-lane ; arid late an
office at 62, South Castle-street, all in Liverpool, Lancashire,
ship-broker and commission agent.
T. B. WELCH ROWLEY,
Lancaster.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

licumbent of St. Jude";

•
Divine Service will commence in the Mo ing at Half-past
Ten, and in the Evening at Half-past Six
The Donations of such as cannot atte will be gratefully
received and acknowledged by either th liniater or Church.
fr
wardens of St. Earnabas.
THOMAS' WAGSTAFF,
}Churchwardens.
JOHN LAWRENCE,
Vestry St. Barnabas, Feb. 16, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

shattered

:e of great

on on the high

.ne Tees

s are springing up

and bell

well-saved, het*

3 it secsssary

her own

.C 1 with tt

conifor

ith. It i

fins to P

Cosine

•orn at a

trnpike•tieke

,rerhaul am

,ccupying sun

exam'

ye retail concern was a trif

days—the IA

le wen

3 pepper for preservation, a:

he kitchen

) this job—i
irotigh the o

le Was ever

.S Walk

I encased his perishable form.
—From George

ut him

Papers" in Ainswo:

s Maga.

—The following is au extract from a char
ehdeacon of

.nd, delivered to the

,his ar tick,

t is an instance that falls

le constant use of the surpli

have taken rise trot

.e to

stration, a

' •herefore

:ail:ration of the word of Goa

pnlpita.s viell as in the desk, or
istry. One cannot speak other-

Terme and dui

talist as Bishop Cosies was. Yet it is manifest
❑g in our Rubrics that doth directly authorise
in our canons that cloth countenance it; nay,
:thing in both which would discourage, if not

of the sur-

eir rockets

ion, from

there Is no saffic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

a for the

slimed with t'

g propoled by !I

:ement of

['lob Earl of HADWINGTOIN
SSea

ie house, in eulogy of t

forces Li Cilia

After a f..w observatio

?AEMER

12 a view to the es

wing to technical consid

ht name of that

anent said that this vote of thanks tr

g to the army in China than the ti

:oncurred in every word that I
and thought that no men were possess

iination than the

3, and

ger was not included in the vot

ieurred in ever

noble duke, to

it lordships was littl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

I preva

_ .
lost 170 of the former. Another coweelier in the neigh-
bourhood of Gray's-inn-lane also has lost 4,2 within the last

In these the chief seat of at
llied within forty-eight hours

k is the lung*,

their loss is certain. Their hoofs, as well as those of the
sheep, are also thrown off, and the tracks from the bleeding
limbs of the animals in Smithfield market present a pitiable

ure of the sufferings which they must undergo.
.—On Monday morning the work-
in the neighbourhood of Brechin,
r the purpose of preparing break-
alarmed to 4nd a human body in the chimney,

MEJANCAOLY I

ou entering a

fast, Wer

...ntn two feet of the gron-hd, finite stiff. It was completely
fixed in the vent, the legs being op each side of an iron rod,
used as a crook tree for suspending their pot; and they had
to pull down a part of the inside wall to get put the rpd,
as to relieve the body. It was discovered to be the corpse of
a young man named Mills. The poor lad had left that place
on the afternoon of Saturday, with the intention of visiting
his father, then in Brechin. The bothy is almost close upon
• .. Aininev stalk is said to be

the road, an,

nearly on a level with the surrounding rubbish of the quarry,
It is conjectured that he had lost his way, and having got be-
numbed with cold, had resolved to take shelter in the both),
until the next morning. From marks on the door, he had
evidently tried first to break it up, and being unsuccessful,

pted to ge

iowever, he had descended, with his
aver his head, until he reached the crook
me perfectly helpless. Poor fellow !
- the backs of his hands and
It is supposed

as a very narrow on

were very much bre, en an, bruised
he roav have been ap.aliericiesl for' i~2arly

hirty-six boors
iv the body thought
pit of tkie stomach :01,t'ey j e was

e"on who

be felt some beat about
found. Montrose Reviet
WEST INDIA M

ms.—The following notice wes

on Wednesday morning at the General host-office, St: ilflaic
tin's-le.Grand:—" The Royal mail steam-packet Trent, tar
the West India and Mexico mails of Wednesday next, the
13th instant. Henceforward mails for La Guayra and Puerto

well as on the Ist of each month, to be forwarded
outh by the Royal mail steamers, the Venezuelan
provided a sailing vessel for their con-

from

Governincul

veyauc

of torw'arciiiii

ay do so by siii.dajl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

THURSDAY, FEBRUM 16.—Wind N.E. light

Anniven.—Highlander, Roberts, from Riga-Henry Volant,
from Ballyshannon—and Sarah Birkett, from Whitehaven.
SAlLND.—Leonora, Graves, for Havana—Elephanta. Ross, for
Manilla—Amelia, Dalrymple, for Pert Philip and Sydney— Uruguay,
Kelso, for Buenos Ayres—Wilson, Stroup, for Monte Video and
Buenos Ayres—Vesper, Bellamy, for Gibraltar—Hindley, Grierson,
for the'Cape of Good Hope, B.:c.—Elizabeth Howell, Wake, for the
Cape of Good Hope—and Ocean Queen, ---, for New Orleans.

Mary Ann, hence for Barbadoe
Resolution, from London, at Bahia
Bridget Archibald, Toole, from Rio Grande for Liverpool, a'
Crookhaven
Mary & Ann, from Monte Videci, off Kinsale
Maria, Broban, from Antwerp for Liverpool, off Penzance

t Studwell Roads, leaky
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

UNITED STATES.

Lochinvar, J Wescott, 725 New Orleans, Baring Brs &Co
Gen Wiltshire, H Leslie, 482 New Orleans, Evans & Trokes
Mars, J Paterson, 405 New Orleans, A Dennistoun & Co
Princess Royal, J. Morris, IMg New Orleans,
.. .._

. ,
. .
Rankin Gilmour & Co
Ashburton, H Fluttleston, 926 New York, Chapman, Bowman & Co
Roscoe, J. M'Williams, 517 New York, Chapman, Bowman &Co
Chicora, N S Rogers, 459 Charleston, W Stuart
Chatham, .1 Murphy, 470 New Oripans, Parral & Gibbs
Lord Seaton. G Fitzsimons, 730 New Orleans, Amey, Catto &Co
Norfolk, 0 Snow, 661 New Orleans, it L Bolton
BRITISH AMERICA.
Eliza Ann, ——, 732 St John. NA. Rankin, Gilmour &Co
Orlando, T Blair, 344 Montreal, Chapman & Willis
EUROPE.

Allison, W Hunter, 230 Hambro' & Attona, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Brilliant, W Williams, 96 Messina and Palermo, .1 Moss & Co
Douro, W Smith, 209 Oporto, T Martin & Son
Try, J Howes, 106 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Shamrock, T Thomson, 91 Lisbon, Cotesworth & Wynne
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

)born a

t lattices no too

soften'

and monum

higu

)wing down be

3til, rushing

1 repa

ure •f grandeu

auring or immealately
• r

ny weather o

to Rokelay

;fore experi-
;reta woods
and B

) fresh and fair
ll secluded vallel
►n, or shadow of his homestead—there stoo
back, the most primitive of churches, and the

from whence you look

where—far, far

The note of the wood-pigeon.

p tone of the river, rose alone like a hryinn of
seemed,indeed, a fitting place for the dea*
rn blockhead ha a removed Ramble in
ri North of Rngland Magazine.

THE 1
n Otley

LE !—Several members of
e lately separated them-
gregation at that place,
.. .

Luse the Rev

heir strict no-

from tl►e table of the

NAMES

It is
_well known, that,

of our times, individual

uthorizes

The Christian
which use has

of names

alc the number of such

.:bristran names, in pretty
amounts to about 200. Of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

! TABLE

Height. I Sundays, Holydays, 4.c

P. I.
21 1
20 7 Saturn rises 611 lm morn.
1g 4 Sesagesima Sunday.
17 6 Venus rises 4h 54m morn
15 1 Moon's last quarter.
12 10 Jupiter rises Gh 29m morn
11 8 Cam. Lent Term diy. noon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

be no seer

a fast fri

asys are

wt and

ambling walls
moat now for

thou art a mockery

)k upon thee crut
ask. " Can such

k still small voic

sad but

bave boas

W Colonial Qatar

s to the right

ch invades;
till.

ush ! from yonder roof so lone
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

i thems

seen a mig

unless, ind,
Or Macao, i

g has be

Chines.

general ma

sere c:,n be bat o

rents of which t

Jered to ,pa

lem bay

but tall

ade. with

lolly to us

that not

will find

,ections

with. I-

or. would

or's first

'eeling took p 1

'quest, find themselves mid&

ap, bill

s of Wi:

Lts of carpet;
ured Daphne

ke-tickets and wine-corks

as a trifle

D Elliston,

ie zeal

to this job-1

following is an extract from a c

deacon of Northumberland, delivered to t

I cannot dismiss this article withc

,ble instance of the

ase it is an instance that f
f pecu

s dioce

nt use oft.

in fact,

)n, yet

history, not only of

times, well described a

Sire, a

after the death
lieve, in Pen-

le Grarnmont; there you
kith the history of those

Iso, in

s dangerous to differ
re to be right.—The

nobility he was quite familiar
French as well as his own lan-

guage, and knew a little of others. With respect to Greek,
his father, he said, would not let him go on with it, and so
accounted for his deficiency in that language. He spoke re-
markably well, but did not write so well, because he would
not give himself the trouble, and therefore always sought as-
sistance from others. His life had been, since the age of
sixteen, conversational, from which time he had given very
little attention to writing or composition. He told me, that
from the time he was sixteen, he knew every thing, bad and
good, and that he had entered into every amusement that a
gentleman could engage in.—George the Fourth thought Lady Melbourne the most delightful person he had ever knowr
and used to desc-"--

uci person, tier appearance, her manner,
her temper, her gracefulness, as divine. He said his sister
Mary was, however, the most of an angel he ever knew, and
asked we if I had ever seen her. I said I had had the honour
l'-^ and had seen her at Lord Yerulam's.

was g

&c.—Georg

and as re_
upon shat

etter advice;

,o often guided

_ -
observed made him

ead of regarding
be always feared

hissing

se in his conversation and

.06. could

re retlned and

7 story of a character about

s perfectly acquainted
of adding to his stock,

ling them to oth

lle was himself witty, but the points of his couversation con-
sisted principally in anecdote, and the relation of jokes. lle
often awoke early, and-read from five or six in the morning,
t),;til nine or ten, and thus he became acquainted with all the
books, which he read, of every description—novels, pam-
phlets, voyages, travels, plays—and he liked to talk of them.
—Life of Sir Astley Cooper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

Caot fitbfrec

FIRST VESSEL.
Now loading, and will be despatched immediately,
For BOMBAY, /
The splendid new Liverpool built hip
THE DUKE,
JAMES FORBES BISSET, (,'Om nder,
(Who is well acquainted wit e trade;)
A 1 for twelve years. 764 tons register, co ered, expected
to sail very fast, and will be found in every respect a first-
Poop ,
rate cexonveyance for goods and passengers, having a full
pressly :fitted with every comfort and conveni-
ence (including shower bath) for their accommodation.—
For terms,
Mr. 1( EN• ,Sze.bapply on board, east side Prince's Dock ; to
DALL • or to W. and J. TY RER.

rst 3inDfrs.

To sail on the 28th ins t.
For DEMERARA
The Ship SANDBA I,
.."
. For freight or e BELLIS.
passage Capt
apply to the Captain, on
board, or to
SANDBACI-1, TINNE, and Co.

Warranted first vessel after the THEODOSIA, and
~,
,ol
will sail forthwith. Per KINGSTON &MONTEGO BAY,JAAAtcA
4
_.tik The superior A 1 Brig PARAGON,
_...,. ..,,,„_
207 tons E. SOUTHWARD, Master; /
In Georgeregularr:'s Dock, and wl oly have
s. JOHN VlNroom fo ry goods.—
or passage appilly tno
MessrDEß anC
Co., or to
JAMES POOLE and Co.
Also, for KINGSTON,
The fine A 1 Brig
her AVON, Capt. ROBINSON : now loading
...__________.......
_..........27......_,......._ rough freight, in George's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-17

subject.. With regard to those parts of the borough which
were out of the parish, the inhabitants, he conceived, were
unfairly treated. The only protection which they had
against surcharges was the right of appeal; and he, under-
stood that those who were in that position. had, on the north
side of the town, to go to Orniskirlc, and, on the other side,
to Prescot. This, if not a denial of the protection of appeal,
was, at least, a mockery of it. Government were protected
from fraudulent returns in various ways, but the persons
who were surcharged had no protection except the appeal,
and they were compelled to lose their time in going to
Prescot and Ormskirk, with the possibility that their case
might not be heard on that day. He would call attention to
another circumstance--namely, that in surcharging, a differ-
ent course was «L

assessed taxe

han was taken with leg;i•d to tl

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twenty-five, it was so stated ; but in the present case, a pape
was merely handed in, saying " Property tax,
so that you were put to the trouble of multiplyic,_
her of seVenponces, in order to see whether you were sur-
charged or not. In the township within the borough, be had
been told, the parties having control over the surcharges had
behaved remarkably well—that very few instances of them
had taken place, and those were being amicably settled ;
whilst in the out-townships they were surcharging right and
left. Now, as this was a matter likely to bring a good deal
of odium upon the government through the fault of its
officers, he thought the council would be justified in inter-
fering. He concluded by moving that a memorial be pre-
seated to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pointing out
the inconveniences of this system, and recommending the
subject to his favourable consideration.
Mr. Alderman BRADLEY-MOORE seconded the motion.
The subject was one involving the interests of every indivi-
dual connected with the out-townships; for, in many in-
stances, the present system amounted to a denial of justice.
Mr. Alderman EARLE.—A pleasing instanee of the com-
forts of the income tax !
The motion, after a verbal alteration snri.p.ted ha, th..

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as unanicaoL

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