The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
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COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. i LONDON POLICE REPORT. MORE O'CONNELL JOBI3EItY. •
- LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPT. 11. SUNDAY, SEPT. 13.-Noon, Wind West,-Very fresh.
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. .On the 18th day of April, 1535; Lord Melbourne, in his place , . ARRIVED-The Rapid, Simpson, from Paraiha-Rowena, Elliott,
On Thursday, pursuant to advertisement, a prelimi- MANSION-HOUSE.--Tu eRSD Ay. ii,n
~.the House of Peers declared "he did not coincatwith Mi e a . CROWN OFFICE, SBp7I4III3ER 11, from Savanilla-the Tree Briton, —, from Barbados-Frankland,
Edwards, from Dernerara-4ordeeai. Llbbey, from New Orleans-
nary notating of the gentry of this county was held at the A few days ago Mr. Win. Bell, one or the Seciety of Friends,
ee',....omin. did ' '
el-he not know whether he bad the assistance of Member returned to serve in this present Parliament.
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errin Sarah, and Arsila, from Savannah-Ganges, Quirk, from Maranham
allitlau norther in the house of Bell and Nephew, .1., Belfast, aps
of King's Bench idlreland.
' Conservative Room, St. Patrick street. The room was Mr. O'Connell-ale begged to say most distinctly he had'taken
lord mayor for a search. warrant for premises itt no means to secure it; and to state st partiCularly, that heand- Fairfield, from Quebec-Atlantic, Edgar, from St Juan de Nice-
e' to excess. Aston those present we noticed PAL ' e -Ls°. tr teheZ Wood-street, Cale. pe. side in which he behaved cars had entered into no terms whatever to gain that iti dividual's Sup- ragua-York, Meyer, from New York, sailed 25th ult.
Robert Hedges, Eyre, R. 0. .Aldworth, T. Cuthbert taro fraudulently obtained goods, the preperty'of the firm of - port." The events of the session show how honestly Lord Mel- BANKRUPTS.
Kearney, R. H. Purcell; Jonas Sealy, Edward Freeman, which he was a member, and of several other houses in Belfast, bourne spoke when he made the above remarks, arid Dan, in George Heaweee, St. Marisa's-lane, London, chemist and drugest.: Everton, Seott from St Vincent for London, was spoken in lat.
John Aogold, John-street, Tottenham-court-road, London, timber- 34 46, long. 60 10,' out 13 days.
were deposited. The value of the property was upwards of his blackguard letter to the Duke of Wellington, clinches the
George Bond Lowe, Dominick Sarsfield, •J. C. Irvine,
£3600 merchant. ' The Aitriwell Power. hence, at Bahia.
Thomas Crooke, Richard Crooke, Robert Deane, Juhn The' '
warrant having been granted, the officers, John and business by openly declaring himself "a man of considerable Thomas Woodhouse Brighton. Chelteni-.am, draper and upholder. Peter and Mary, Gibbons, hence, at Cork.
,influence, , The follo •
-re the latest evidence of the only George Macey, Rose-streef, Nett-gate-market, London, commission' Waverley, Philips, which sailed instat for New York, has Pat
trutn utterea by the.agrtalPtogr,
• Need), R. H. U. B,..nthQf, and Philip Cross, Esqrs. ; Co- Daniel Forester, went to the premises of Mr. Woolf, in Addle: cattle and meat salesman. back.
lonels Longfield and Hodder; Captain Herrick, and this street, and seized a great number of boxes andparcels, which
, , Mr. Howley has been appointed, at the pressing instance of Jasper Willett, Brandon, Suffolk, grocee and draper. •
James Mountain, Sculeoates, Yorkshire. eornmen-hrewer. ' Litheriand, Hawkins, hence, at Barbados.
Rey'. Messrs. l‘t.atle, Somers Payne, Waggett, and were in the warehouse,- and were identified as part of the frau- Spring Deputy Remembraucer of the Exchequer, in order toGeorge Washington, ---s, lienee, at New York, 25th tilt.
1 dulentiy-obtained goods. Richard Kasby, Donhead St. AttOrevr, Wiltshire, victualler. NeW Jersey, Barstow, hence, at Boston, 19th August.
Davies. Colonel Lenefield was inthechaie. afford Anthony alephistophiles Blake time to idle and get into
. - a Mr. Woolf, attended by Mr. Sidney, his solicitor, soon epee' Joseph Nukes, Ilinckitly.Loieesteraitire. healer.'
. parliamept. Howiev is to have moo per annum for being Charles Redman, late of Verne Bay, builder. Chatham. Wood, hence, at do, 20th do.
The meeting then addressed by the Reverend I the goods were taken by the officers, came to the Mermen, • Sarah Sc Caroline, Prince, hence, do, 21st do
viceroy over Blake; but whether Blake is to get anything for James Keyse, Abersychan, cud Pontypool
vs tic )
Plyne, whd at versed to the necessity d • lexisted for house, and the latter asked upon what grounds the seizure had , himself -
ht by the arrangement, nobody can clearly tell. Howley and draper. i ...l'afonmemitheliere, grocer' The mast of a large vessel, several eltars, soda quantity of timber,
were seen yesterday afternoon, off the Orrashead, by the Thetis,
the formation of a conservative society, especially 'for the ;beau made, and said that several ef the must eminent commer- •
is a mere
.creature of Spring Rice. His father was the chief Ilderton John Weatherley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. ' (steamer) from Dublin.
..iverpon't, merchant-October s,'Thomas Fo'rubr
collection of a fond to meet both registration and election , cial men were reedy to testify to the respectability of the ware- supporter of theaffidavit-monger, and beaded the Limerick radi-
October 8 John Kirkman,Dl IVlDE"NDS'af'Dowall, from Quebec for this port; and the
houseman (Mr. Woolf), to whom they had been consigned, and cats the ieSistmrt S,t(-,erllanyo,•nto,f Newcastle, were totally lost 14th July, on the
expenses, as it could never be expected that in times
that the transaction on the part of Mr. Woolf was a Gong fide ..
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representation.
elections for that sweet city before Bice was ejected
B__Twett, Northampton, brazier and Ito-plate-worker-Oct. 7, Josiah Island of Langley, Newfoundland-crew andatzirea saved.
when elections were so frequent, candidates would be will- transactian.
Mr. Bell affirmed to the following from 'h presentation. His reputation at the bar, though he
l. has been epwards of twenty' years at it, does not place him in Thomasu imeß4ltuson Lancashire cabinet-maker and trolsterer-Opt. 9.
IS' h. ' N 'folk f Oet. 6,. li De Carle.
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in to defray such heavy costs from their own properties.
effect •-He was a mus in- ehe first rank of eithea lawyers or advocates; so that if Blake wick, e
eo_ relocnt'. er, •Choarrles Wirer--
wit. Dover, Innkeeper-Oct 2Z MONDAY. SEPT. 14.-Noon, Wind S.W.. Light breeze.
,_ ARRIVED—The Fairfield, Clarke, from Jamaica-Bellona, --,
On the motion of R.. Hedges Eyre, Esq., seconded by manufacturer in Belfast, hi partniigorehip with his uncle, Johu was a bad reroambrancer, Howley will be a worse. Richard r Cotton and John Keana,
.B,Philip . Truro. Cornwall, timber-
Greslon. Devonshire, quarrymen
Richard Oliver Aldwortli, Esq., a society was formed, to -134. About three months ago a person who called himself
Mr. Hamilton came to Belfast to purehaseThe next job pereetrated by the "man of influence," is the mei limeldurners-Oct.
merchant-Oetober S, George Pugh, Sheffield, Yorkshire, ',iceman- V 1 etch, VS oodbouse; Irton, Little • and the City of Waterford,
be called the County of Col k Conservative Association,
titive of :Messrs. Malisius, Schneider, agnodedCs aso
e the
of 'e
whichPe . appointment of W. H. Curran as Commissioner of the IP- Oct. 3, John Coates Manchester, merchant-Oct, 17, lebord Nola,
sen , Richard Nutt tin. and William de Lisle Nott, Bristol, iron- _and Pereival,Forrest, from Queltec---' Alecto, Norman, froth Jamaica'
Emulous, Neverson, from St Vincent.
and a committee of eight gentlemen was named, to draw F
houseell he deer,solvent Debtors' Court, with 13006 per annum, in the room of
himself as the partner. Witness's firm knew Peter Burrowes,. (Lord Plunkett's friend,) who seeks a pension merchants. up a plan of future proceedings, which is to be submitted the honse by reputation to be an extremely' respectable one. SairanaThe Champion, Duncan ; and David Cannon, Broadfoot,
to a second general meeting, to be held on next Wed- Mr. Hamilton -.
and he also paidpazir Dash to the amount of £4B fof,,the firstr lot, to retire and make room for Curran. The reasons for the pro- CERTIFICATES-Oce. 2. for New Orleans-Eli Whitney, Harding, for Philadelphia-"-the Mary
motion of the latter exist in the fact, that he has been for many John Barnett, London, copper-plate-printer-James Gray. London, Dugdale, Vl'orthington, for Calcutta-Montgomery,. Shackford, for
eleaday, at Lloyd's Hotel, Geurge-street. The attentionother goods to the amount of zed. 4n one a lon cl.-victualler-George Jones, London auctioneer
nand picture-dealer= Portsmouth, A S--L ondon , Major, for Batavia-Golden Spring. Irving,
way or other witness received from Mr. Hamilton about £4OO Williamßobinson,anchester, coheh-
Indi•ag ay a red-hot radical. Ile was originally a surgeon in
r,..ieintarn-proprietor Shout,
ini for Fernando Po-Mary and Eliza, Tregarthin ; and Louisa, Chalker,
W th- for Lisbon--Camoens, Barnes, for Oporto Mazeppa, Ellis, for
of this committee will, of course, be principally directed
jotla ;
bbilit, though not bred to time law,
.be has, as Imes father
in money, After having had ready-menev dealings, Mr. Humid- Westre Mater, fish:sauce, pickle, and blaPeTt7
late of Uper Gloucester-place, Copenhagen.
to the best mode of raising subscriptions, and of. forming
ton began to give belts at fifteen, twin}' one, and thirty-one P Ipoit would say,, waste the profession bread to him. r:He . veto, Henry Sairle itaru,y,
firs( conciliated the pelitical affections of Dan by soaping lien - Regent's-park, London, music-seller and
active district committees in every barony for the our- publisher,
days; but when a number of the bills. became due, for Mr.
pose of securing the registration of every friend to peace Hamilton transacted •
business extensively with other houses, he in the Ned, Monthly Magazine, but .when the whigs became anti- a The Iceni, Lacy, hence, at Vera Cruz, in 47days, and would sail 2d
t Donnish, the essrgentleman Slipped his cable and tacked with AVERaGE PRICE OF SUGAR. August,. for Laguna.
and good order who is possessed of the necessary quail- suddenly disappeared, together with 'all the goods, which Jane, - -, from Jamaica, at Santa Martha, and sailed for Sa-
i, them.
, About that period he set up a paper called the Dublip The average price of. Drown of Muscovado Sugar, computed from
fications, and of procuring information and evidence to aniutinted in value to £3627, of which ,witness was a loser to
asu ter, wherein the agitator was furiously abused. The pa?er, the rettians loathe in the week en in the Sth day. ta*September, 1830, vanilla, P3l July. •
defeat the claims of !paupers and uuqualified persons at i.:609. The scheme was deep laid, as was proved upon inquiry, is 37s 41d ar cart., e.xelu.sii-e of the Dudes of Customs paid or pay. C
th'qllis' Petrie ; !Hilda, Lowthian ; and Magnet, M'lMinn, from
and witness was employed to act for the other losers as well as ranmaal be ineeeeined, very epeedileadied a natural death:. Cur-
which hsethdeidnitanilsoe'll able thereon on the impurtation thereof into Great Britain. auriti us, at Coveloiry.
the opposite side. Tile arrangements which will be ad- for himself in the endeavour to recover the property. Mary and Jane, Winter, from the Ma&itius, at the Cape of Good
vised by the committee will, we are certain, be the best reeled without delay to Dublin having ascertained thatHe pro
here it
if he altered his tone,
Hope,
possible for the attainment of the important objects for Hamilton had • ' given the town the slip in the mail for that city • •
By these arrang,ements the whigs base now five burristerships
' - • . : wherewith to 'award the hUngry adherents of Bing Dan, , , kmportft. Hannah, Campbell, hence, at Maranbarn.
Visitor, Moppett, her.ee, at Port-au-Prince. ..
which the association has been formed ; its future effect: and in Dublin he learned that the goods had all been sent to_ George Washington, Holdredge, hence, at New York.
Liverpool, to which place he repaired • hallpossible
with
d. Time last, or rather first, appoiritment of the new-made judge, .
Adah, Martin, from at Domingo, at the Downs,
iveress must, however, in a great measure depend upon4I.IIICA.
the countenance which it will receive from a full attend- ti".
Woolfand
Finally he traced the property to the warehouse of Mr. •
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...i, , had not the slightest doubt as to its identity. Perrin, is quite apropos-he has made one Mr. Kildahl his re-
gistrar. Timis Mr. Kildahl was his (Perrin's) attorney on . the
coiliSt6L4sne,4p,
elephants' teeth,
9Aafrsie_la.laiw.,.6l,t,lallptetpepavmr,wloiod,x;,tol,Bt4oiseeksshpelail,ml Everton, Scott, from St Vincent, off Dover.
Nautilus, ,from Havre ea- Deal
ance at the meeting on Wednesday. No county in the • memorable Dublin election, when Perrin was expelled fur bpi- I 0 Baanes from Monte
fin pViu'dned'oa:nact
uP,a•
speelmena naturat hiStory, 200 colcOr nuts, I box.ti'ailaolittihti..bia,nd not at this port.
a- M . Sidney said that his client was not at all affected by thebeu
if.,;11,1T1 copal. 2 bra
eii ek3 bars iron, lok hware, 20 aka in shooka B rettl, W Atlieek The'JOhns '
kin can boast of a more numerous, intelligent, and statements made by Mr. Bell. The goods had been regularly hers. The same Mr. laildahl was also attorney fur O'Connell
Mete Burls° 'hank, 7thi instant. • ' ' was wrecked on
when he was indicted fersedition by Lord Plunkett, fora famous -
distinguished body of gentry than are resident in the consigned to Mr. Woolf from. a respectablo,house in Liverpool,Britannia, Short. from Halifax, at St Andrews, • .
county of Cork.. If no other motive existed, the revers- and the .officers were by no means justified in making the speech wherein he, Dan, compared. himself to'Bolivar. There WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Henrietta Spence from Demerara, at do
. an absurd rumour an, am Dulein that he was never paid lais
; seizure. Mr. Woolf had nothing to (1,, with, and .bad 4 know-,Hieeineen 0111meey, fin Barbodos, with 607 lids 9acs sugar, 8 bales AMity, Scott, sailed' fronfat Andrew' 's
for riemerara, 13th August.
lion of' the disgrace of their being so unworthily re re •csosts by either -Dail or Perrin •if this be true, he will now cotton," ie ptzgs aloes, Berton, Wien and cO-21 luta an; tr 4 gourds Endeavour Douglas hence off Tuakar, for Quebec, 7th instant.
ledge of, Mr Hamilton, who was spoken of as ,haeiner•audu-
sented as they were in the last parliament, ought to be deafly bcome possessed of the burn the bills, for the care that' has been taken of him. surely
• aiees, Gibbs, Bright and co-16 brLs 2hf brls sup_ r, -3 b,•„.st ginger, 31 Emma, Par'ry, hence', at Genoa. •
.LI. M, Sloop, Britomart, Lieut. Quin, commander, off the Bonny, all
.sufficient to induce the gentlemen of this great county to The caseafter gouda.
, a lung and animated conversation, was ulti- Corsair- Birk t
it• is curious, looking at these, and all the law and other 3p- •akee prttaents, Order-P Dk ' ' •
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come forward on the present occasion. If they desire to -maLely postponed until the arrival of the • p art fi one Liverpool, pmauteuents in Ireland, as we have recorded in our O'Connell
Gazette-it is curious, we say, to revert to Lord aletbourue's otedea4t.t4h.farß;tryinorttet?,
empty
18,7 one 40 hula 10 brig molasses 'well, June lath.
' The Fairfield, Clarke, from Jamaica, it,tftohreisrt_phiosrpi.
rsat,:loetln ftir,oemf
consult merely their own persdnal ease and comfort, the by whom the goods in question had beenn consigned to Mr. -Lae and eo---O7 .".o G and 3 Smith --W Dk 3 ae.'l t e,o Bat , Ist August, in company with the William for the Clyde;
Woolf. remark in April. Verily, our veracious premier must believe
John Bull to be a great el'" fool than the whip. hiave made him, to ' Cbarlotie;.Denu'ing fin Jamaica; with aa- lads 18 to4crack, with her topmasts
slight portion of honourable exertionpart 'on their ne- Yesterday Mr. ' la oolf again appeared at the justice-room, imagine he ie unconscious of the league betweria Dan and the 383 tea S eks'BB bl"' r s coffee 11. bgailtimento 10 tIG '
7 .1),1.
wove',
illgarita-,3l:osrolc;koLltotikie;
oanedortG,,eeoGrterdtionor,doui,
very
'escarp to secure the return of two independent and re-• . • . , c races 'Wood •}3 t •
. struck.
together with Mr. Bod • • ' kin his counsel, and Mr. Sidney his eam„,istration.-elge. (1 c fnatie, Itl2 e brazlletto woo, , 2 pkgs suecacles, 1 15„e tamarinds,'
spectable gentlemen, the faithful representatives of their s • • * olicitor. Mr. Clarkson, the counsel, appeared on the pert of Hall and eo-19 tes 7 brls coffee, Salisbury, 'runner and eii s J
The Alecto. Norman, from Jamaica,' at this port, sailed from An-
feelin feelings and sentiments, would be a cheap purchase for Mr. Joseph Lyons, of Liverpool, who was represented be
to the Jones. Mann and co-5 do, J Adams-5 de, T Hatton "tin-9 t calrro'
Spry., natto Bay Ist Aog. Ou 23t1 August, in lat. 36, long..
Hector, from Jamaica for London, which had justparted
35 24, spoke the
the i . mmunity which it would procure to them from the Person of whom Ns. Woolf pui•chased the, goods, and Whose THE SCOTCH CHURCH COMMISSION-e-OUR do. C Horstall-3 brls do, J Mulholland--t pkge arriowrootes2 k -
auccades, 2 kgs cayenne, Ikg honey, I Mulholland and co-1 brliC, company
''', with the Porter, from Jamaica, for this part. On the 28th A st in
harrassing necessity of clearing up such misrepresents- came appeared in the- invoices pruduc.ed at the juttice-room, e- CONSIDERATE PREMIER. fee. 1 pkge arrowroot, Ikg tamarinds. Order-P Dk '°'" lat. 41 15, long. 42 41, boarded the United Statea Kelly, from New
and maraud by the Lord Mayor ou eh-a last day this serious Brisk Feely, fm ',Jamaica, with 15 lids sugar, 20 pns rum, 21 tea 1 York far Gibraltar, water-logged, dismasted and abandoned.- On the
, 7th instant, in lat. 43 28, long. 21 37, boarded the brig Maria. of St
tions and calumnies as were maliciously ptit forward . .
matter-was under consideration. As cheap "in Would necessarily lead to a breakage of ghics, harts 5 Alts eottae.- 43 t 4 e logwood. 'I ask cow horns, 36 ox hides '
against their 'characters as magistrates and landlords by*
Bodkin said that he attended for 0)4 ptirpose of producing Mr. Spring Rice saw that the reduced duty on the else ought to ',Mulholland and co-16 lids sugar, J B Yates and co-8 Dk ' " John's, aresvfonodlantl. laden with slates and coals, abandoned
stripped of !sails, Sze. , and
their political enemies during the last se • - Mr.
Sslo4l. But the gentleman of whom Mr. Woolf bad bought the goods, which be followed "
. by a reduction of the duty on the other, and on this SOUTH AMERICA, , ..
' Limenicx, Sept 12.-Thy Adelina, —, bound to Quebec, drove
bieh , er interests are at stake. The battle for the Coned- were now in the custody of the officer of bis lordship, principle framed his fainouebudget. There was souse ratimee-
ee e e
.Iwarz,,a):l•,‘Tixioizseolis, gerchant. fin 'Costa Rica, with 215 t Nicara- • from Scattery Roads en Thursday, and ran against the Cliffsof Isle-
tution must, as Sir Robert Peel has justly remarked, be The lord mayor said that he thought it would be improper to iation in ail this; bet we ll sie i in quantity and eclat° :,c,telL,,,,A,A,VrSolarte vurro ; she was got olf..s9;;ltfter with loss of redder, and brought up
enter upon the question in the absence of the parties from Pea- declaration of Lord lel el bocuarun e're:u Fri., tayminii none
~ the! Pelietig aufr t pearl shells, 111uii'Ctrti;tut Harrison to the Revenue Quay, Ktl
fought in the House of Commons, and it were idle to sup- . ,• -1 t copper crude, I t copper smelted, lenraguaCop
wood, '
fast, who had, his lordship added, lately left the justice-poops to Mr. Dick, author of a book advocating voluntary •• ' ptincipies, sewns, 7t o/t hides, 27 doer skins..G latit-link
pose that if the power of that bons I.constantly
ebe wielded with a warrant for the seizure
of more preperty• and one of the members of the Scottish church' cansiniesion :--e- Aurora, Watkins, f NI a ~ „ith 30 t ~,,,,,,,,,,,i,„ and about 180 bales cotton very much damaged, have been sav td from
lay men without rank or pro pert • h
y, t e resent ossessors Mr Clarkson s• id th• t a aas nobody was hi custedy there could m Now,' he did not think that rue fact of this gentleman hay- hilinstre woed, 18 t bukra'allserisoeaot" - --- ---- woc'd" 25 PA the wreck of the Plutarch ; about 100 bales more are expected(.
wood, 20 t divelivi, Order-la • to he
l's'ili- saved-the vessel is a complete wreck.
Ot lazitli will be long permitted t P P.*
0 enjoy them. Under be nu objection to delay. He, however, wished to state that he ing put forth the doctrinee imputed to him tereperately i der arri•wood,.s t dusentro wol 39 't i , llls tot seam, R liuttou and co-la Di: •
r.Woolf ha made purchase
the most desponding circumstances it attendee fur M. I...ofwhom M d s• ..: •'.' n'n '-z II 1 - °
~ I. lons, atelv, and in a philosophical tone and manner (for no bitterness --e7,11.ar.. Bond, fni Puerto Cahello. with 364 t
copper
iti ere, J Bibby . ...........................
would be the dutyand ce---341 packs cotton 673 pa lig-num vitn; 70 b • • ' ' ' - '
t ivni, .a sk erg, . '
of proud and high-minded men not to rest tl •
••t of the goods at Liverpool. His client was present, as well 718 aor tcrinaouy was against his production); h di s ottal dis- Greenshields and co-1119 packs ctitton, J Ke%arslg, and Sa -215 do, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPT. 14, 1.835.
gn lea jus commercial gentleman of London, who was ready to testify to h• f f chargedofthe • •
qualify nu rem forming one
and legal rights without a '
struggle. Anathy and indo- Mr. Lvons's respectability.bad always found that the best way of mitigating extreme opi- itiontezurna, Burnett, fun Vera C/
ru,z and Laguna de Terminos with Wind at Holyhead, S.W.-Moderate breeze.
place must he tr bl •e y inexcusable in them , their ef- Mr -
When -Wl3 Mr Woolf was called upon Piens was to employ the parties holding them in the public sec- (fm Vera Cruz) 1 its appil, W Pearse---1 bx wax figures, al•Nai a
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for
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iedu my 'lient, ,
Elolyilead, inward bound—No. 1269, Appleton, B B, at
forts are almost certain of being crowned'
with success. account
~ he tha 'he bud had
ao a s, he at once stated that .he
,them vice (laughter), not that he supposed the modification of senti- Dutton-(fin Laguna) 250 t logwoml, Cross, Anderson and C. fair and
Off
Dk a.m, fem Jamaica.
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The general formation
of conservative associations •n ' i front a person of respectabiiity at Liverpool, and I unaertook
to },rogues that ••• We b ,the e M mane 1° 4iisP frnm sordid motives (a laugh) but because he was UNITED STA7'ES. off emeimmt Lvnas, inward bound, at 11 a.m. -.No. 1491, Anna Maria,
England h• • been ••
Erg }anal as attended with most beneficial re- pem een. wrote e next post, an r• aware that when such men became practicallyacquainted •
.. with Thomas, APQuee Charleston,with e‘te
. n, fun
Lyons whom I now produce, came off as fast as he could. My e„si . . • •
ness, they saw the univiseness and inexpediency. of extreme and co-82 do, Order-9 Igs pine. timber, 14 Pine ?Lanka. V Chaloner Off Voel Nant, inward bound, at 1 p.m.-No. 891, Liverpool, 88.
suits, The registratio in the
n that country is now confess-•
business ends with producing him. Of the great extent of his - measures, and as they were persons of vigorous intellect, they Son and co-Q ins -,
Off Holyhead, outward bound, No. 434, Wm. Penn, (steamer,) at
wily in favour of the conservative
party. A very slight dealings iu England and in South Americe adequate proofs can became useful fun ' ' "
functionaries." (Laughter.) Grace, Reid. fm Virginia, with 100 bales cotton; 11 and G Rerun- 10 &Tea
822 do. 76 has tobacco Evan. IT • • 50 h
ant rokes--. hastobacco, J Stewart co-operation on the part of the landedproprietors in Ire- be, adduced.
It thus appears that one reason why his lordship thinks Mr. -130 do, IV and j Brj,w -
Brows and co,--1.10, do, hunter and Alexander- LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
land is all that • •
is required •to insure the return to peace- re- es; we know very well that mr. Woolf • The Lord Ma Y ..
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Dick fit for the peblie eervice is, that public service will make -K Dk
able and constitutional • had the goods mf Mr Lyons, but tae question is how Mr Lm . . • Pas him fit •in other Words, that disqualification is no disqualifica- . - Ines. Men. Ern. Ht. Fesanals, 4c.
government.-Cork Constitution., BBITISH AIfERICA
'hecaaie possessed of the goods. tion ! 'Here is a gentleman of extreme opinions as to the pro- Indemnit I)1 ' - ,
y. Dods, fm Richibucto, with 648 pa pine timber, 34 c 7
Mr: Lyons.-My of.
I have come forward. priety of church establishments, says his lordshi • let all deaLs 2 fms
p, us by
~ lathwood, C Logan and co-B Dk sena tr. at. at. m, rt. 1.
Tuesday ...JO 4 1 428 11 5 Moscow burnt 181 a.
CONTEMPORARY PRESS. • - me Clarkson.-I will not allow Mr. Lyous to be cross-era- --•,
employ
him to enquire into the state of churc be.
means. , the h, Prince Re ent• Whit
181ag ' e' fm Quebec, -with 86, ps oak and 397 ps pine. Wednesday..l6 459 53510 6 Ember Week. '
mined. Ile is here to admit that he sold the goods to Mr. cause it will lead to-what? A just account of-the state of the timber, .e c staves, W Sharpies arid co-10•
a oak and? s red
pP pine Thursday ..17 617 658 911 Lambert.
' timber, It '''Neill-B Dk
Woolf; but in a case to which suspicion attaches, I must not h, which ii the thine vvented? Oh no •to the mitigation Friday 18 7 .36 813 10 6 George I. and 11. landed.
DOINGS IN Anal/SEN.-The good folks in th•chnrc , , Lune, Pearson, fin Quebec. with 473 ps pine timber • 211 ps timber. Saturday I 847 917 11 10 Battle of Peietiers.
- • is allow toy client to answer questions, the tendency of which of' • •
that gentleman's extreme opinions. So, so! the commis- 1e 10 deals,_34l 024 staves, W Sharpies and eo-Q Die' SUNDAY 2O • 942 10 3 13 2 14th Sunday after Trinity.
"northern city cold" have,•
since the refornemovements tna_y be to throw responsibilit
y upon himself. sion is not for the cburch but for Mr. Dick. She is the cor yrus Sir Jolfn Franklin C f Montreal. Y-
oftf,rhte,,,,r, fm and Quebec, with (from Monday 213 10 27 10 47 14 10 St. Matthew.
been wonderfully quiet. The k• 1 I ',
t
Ivor 'eve c asses, w to were he Lord Mayor.-The great •
mystery
is that those goods ..ee . ie. a tee lihartv to nractise on her. for his own neivate im. Montreal) IS brls not'
Ennotrt-a iiarrimsn mnii em,-1i ,In. K

otsgili. fIUCLIMI ot uonourimie exertion on cum' parr tie- Jllllll IJI.III 17C 4 MICRIVI WWI 1114". 111. 1,111,,, •••••• ....,.u.,,..,r1“41,1;i, ~. Jam :Ilea, wan ne nus 18 tea 7 Inis George Gordon, very crank, with her topmasts
Yesterday Mr. Woolf
.again appeared at the justice-room, iusag i n e 11 e is. unconscious of the league hetneen Dan and the
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cessary to secure the return of two independent and re- together with Mr. Bodkin his' counsel, and Mr. Sidney his e p gssucatics. 1 iig tamarinda J
spectable gentlemen, the faithful representatives of their solicitor.
Mr. Clarkson, the counsel eared on the part of
, app
do, C Horstall-a Ines do, J Mulholland-4 pkge arriowroot, 82
pki.
feelings and sentiments, would be a cheap purchase for Mr. Joseph Lyons, of Liverpool, who was represented to bathe Jones. Mann and co-5 do, J Adams-5 do,'T flatten jim-9 tea In.°. natto Bay Ist Ang. Ou 2.3 d August, in lat. 39; 10ng..55 24, spoke the
Hector, from Jemaica for London, which bad just parted company
the immunity which it would procure to them from the person of whom Mr. Woolf purchased theneuteis, and whose . THE SCOTCH CHURCH COMMISSION-OUR Auceades, 2 kgs cayenne, lag honey, I Mulholland and co-1 brl with the Porter, from Jamaica, for this part On the 28th August in
harrassing necessity of clearing up such misrepresents- name appeared in the- invoices produced at the juttice-room, -a CONSIDERATE PREMIER. fee, 1 pkge arrowroot, Ikg tamarinds, Order-P Dk
lifts 5 el'cs (-Wee.- 43- t 4 c logwood. r 1 .esk cow horns, 36 ox li;des 'J
eaie ht. 41 15, long. 42 44, boarded the United States, Kelly, from New
York far Gibraltar, waterslogged, dismasted andubatidoned.- On the
and mareed by the Lord Mayor on Ilk' last day this serious Brisk DalY, fm ',Jamaica, with 15 hda sugar, 20 pus rum, 21 tcs 3
. tions and calumnies as were maliciously put forward
',Mulholland and co-16 leis sugay, a B Yates and co-8 Dk 7th instant; in lat. 45 28, long. 21 37, boarded the brig Maria. of St
matter-was tinder consideration. -• . - - . 'As cheap „ein 'Would necessarily lead to a breakage of glees,
against their 'characters as magistrates and landlords by Mr. Boakin said that he attended for the perpose of producing Mr. spring ' John'e. ii".Teivfonndland, laden with slates and coals, abandoned, and
Rice saw that the reduced duty on the obe ought to stripped of !seas, Sze.
their political enemies during the last seseiten. Bit the gentleman of whom Mr. Woolf had bought the goods, which be followed by a reduction of the duty on the other, and un this . SOUTH AMERICA, ' lamerticx, Sept. 12.-The Adelina, —, bound to Quebec, drove
higher interests are at stake. The battle for the censti- were now iii the custody of the officer of his lordship, principle framed his famous budget. There was some retried- • Margaret Thomson, Merchant, f 'Costa nice, with aas t Nicaren from Peattery Roads en Thursday, id ran against the Cliffs of 151e-
!......7 rp7a)dri 131,1 V
Aellulsy,
ieatqt
jut r,i,l,l.lt4si,sll,nodperoerral:lL,,,,A tarn, Solute verro • she was got off soon after with loss of rudder, area brought up
tution must, as Sir Robert Peel has justly remarked, be The lord map,. said that he thought it would be improper to nation in ail this; bin we can.really see none in the 101 l . • owing _
enter upon the question in the absence of the parties from Bel- Leech & Harrisoh to the'Revenue Quayelailrush.
fought in the House of Commons, and it were idle to sup- declaration of Lord Melbourne on Fratay night, in reference
fast, who, laid, tits lordship added, lately left the jastice-roorn to Mr. Dick, author of it book advocatitig voluntary principled, z-teltiseo7eteer lirit.l44,
2l7tzripstitiessalteld, Pt
pNiriaragua wood, e + i
- -Wan Ilotsrunare Sept.. 13.-Several cart loads of tobaccO in a wet state,
!pose that if the power of that house he _constantly wielded with
ra
(~,tirrrj:snotofs:Litdhhsoetizurenof more praperty. _ and one of the members of the Scottish church' cozniniesion ne• Aarora, Watkiun tux alaracafbo. :bith Sot membeilla wood, and about 180 bales cotton very much damaged, have been saved from
)i' men without rank or property; the present ossessors the wreck of the Plutarch;
iabrt 100 bales more are expected to be
" Nina, he did not thinkati rue fact of thisispegreaatteleilma:loitadorv:
'bzi•hriaaystoreorlll.-as°ed• Noun, wood, 39 Isis tobacco, R liuttou and co-K Ilk
18 t braziletto woed, 20 t dividivi, Order-le pstir.
r 3 Cps, bi ei
gnllo,,trnw
si,tiht,3,647ot
ticgso copper
(el
irvei,, JA
clikibehri -"""''"....."....
saved-the vessel is a comp et w
of both will be long permitted to enjoy them. Under be no objection to delay. Ile' line put forth the doctrines imputed to him ten, • •
the most desponding circumstances it would be the duty attended for Mr i owe v'eara, wished t:li'stt!,l7:healil,` •
rite-ly., and in a philosophical tone and manner (for no bitterness
Puertoarillegacoelf3ilijracki'sfeno'tton, •
Mr. . layonta*of whom Mr. Woolf had made purchase
Greenshields and co-1119 packs eaten, J Kearsley end Son-275 do, '' ••
of proud and high-minded men not to resign their 'rig of the goods at Liverpool. His client was present, as well as a or acrimouy was charged against his production); shoeld dis- TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEPT. 14, 18-35.
and legal rights without a struggle. , , J commercial gentleman of London, who was ready to testify to
Apartuy and insio- Mr._ Lyons's respectability qualify him from forming one of the commiseiun. Besides, he order-P Dk
bad always found that the best way of mitigating extreme opi- alontezurna, Burnett, an Vera Crux and Laguna de Tenni o with' 1 /
leace must
. tbe trebly inexcusable in then 1 their f- M la dle. W • * • W Ifcalled
I, tv iene r.
..) in.- ben my client, Mr. oo s was upon niens was to employ the parties holding them in the public ser- (fin Vera Cruz) 1 lex appri, W l'ears Ibx wax tigures, annN•sairanit Off Holselead. inward bound-No. 1269, Appleton, 88, at-6-30,
forts are almost certain of • being crowned with success. to account for the goods, he at once salted that-lie had had them •
tree (laughter), not that he supposed the modification of senti- Dutton-(fin Laguna) 250 t logwoml. Cross, Anderson and e. .1) Dk ann. f 081 Jamaica.
The general formation or conservative associations in fror6 a person of respectability at Lies:epee', and I. undertook tl' irise from sordid motives (a laugh but because h was „
, Queen kyziT:!, STA 7a., ....No.
_1491, Anna Marie,
Wind at Holyhead, S.W.-Moderate breeze,
hal, B Tlft.Poiiit Lynes, inward bound, at 11 a.m.
Inwefre athUt men becaene ',rectally gegttaiteLsi Thomas, 111
England has been attended with the most beneficial re- to prodace that persan. We wrote b the next post, and Mr. a
Lyons, wheal I now produce, came oft' as fast as he could. My filminess,. iheY saW the unwiseness and inexpediency. of extreme and co-42 do, Order-9 lgs iin6t=vri,tl4 pine p171t74 ptalloaVe7 oir aPreiTtajg,l'rlll3;.l bound, at 1 p•Ea•-No. 891. Liverpool, 88.
suits. The registration in that country is now confess'. Son and co-Q Dit - • Off Holzhead, outward bound, No. 434, Wm, Penn, (steamer,) as
. • b. usiness ends with producing him. Of the great extent of his ' measures, and as they were persons of vigorous intellect, they
wily in favour of the • Oruce, Reid. fin Virginia, with 100 bales cotton; 11 and G Berm- loa•riu.
conservative party. A very slight dealings iu England aud in Smith America adequate proofs can became useful functionaries." (Leughter.)
co-operation on the part of the landed proprietors in Ire_ be adduced. '''
It thus appears that One reason why his lordship thinks Mr. 822 do. 76 Ws tobaceo, Evan. and Trokee-n0 hds tobacco J Stewart
-150 do, %V and J Brown and coe--1.1.0. do, Llunter and Ale:antic LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
land is all that is' The Lord M Y • k ..
'.
well
, ayor.- es, we now very .we that Mr. Woolf ' --
required to insure the return to peace-Dick fit for tbe publie eervice is that public service will make -IC Dk
Ines. • Mn,. Ben. Ift. Festi.nals, ,te,
able and constitutional • Ck C • .
gosernment.- or onsttlutton. .had the goods of Mr. Lyons hut the question is how Mr. Lyons 'him fi '' • ' disqualification'• ' • .
t • in other words, that is no disqualnica- , BRITISH AMERICA.
became possessed of the goods. lion! 'Here is a gentleman of extreme opinions as to the pro- Indemnity. Dods, fm Riehibucto, with 648 ps pine timber, 34 c 7
Tared ndesaYda-y.2.116 44 51
-- --- , . -
Mr; Lyons.-My lord, I have come forward. Logan and co-B Dk seen tr. et. . Thai. re 1.
priet •of church establishments, says his lordship* let us by all deals 2 fms Lathwoo
' • ienquire into the state of the • • b Prince Regent. AitCe
__:, fin Quebec, -with 86, ps oak and 3e-i- ps pine.
CONTEMPORARY PRESS.• - Mr cfarkson.-I will not allow Mr. Lyons to be cross-exa- ' 3
means employ tom o A . _ . church, es
timber,lBln .e c staves, W Sharpies and co-10 ps oak and 7ps red pine Thursday
..
mined. Ile is here to admit that he sold the goods to Mr. use it will lead to-what? just account of the state of thel7 617 658 911 Lambert.
—lt ill*Nenl-B Dk 2 'Erbeorwwbarkn.ti 183.
Woolf; but in a caee to which suepicion attaches, I must not h, which ii the thine wanted? Oh no •to the ening t•on timber' Friday 18 7-36 81310 6 George I. and 11. landed.
54 2358
1101
chnrc Lune, Nee:son, fin Quebec. with 478 ps pine timber; 211 ps timber, Saturday 19 847 917 11 10 Battle of Psnctiers.
DOINGS IN ABERDBEN.-The rood folk.; i di'
- • ' n Is allow my client to answer questions, the tendency of which of that l 1 ' extreme opinions! So, so' the co'inamlie
gent en an s extre- 1c 10 deniseael 024 staves, W Sharpies and 00-Q Dk aUNDAY 2O . 942 10 3 13 2 14th Sunday after Trinity.
" northern city
cold" have, aince the reform-movements, wan.. be to throw responsibility upon himself. Dick. She i
for the church but for Mr. s the corpu, Sir Jelin Franklin, Corner, fin Montreal and Quebec, with (from •
_2l au. K 3lontlaY 213 10 27 10 47 14 10 St. Matthew.
been w s ondtrfully quiet. The working classes, who were The Lord Mayer.-The great mystery. is that h goods Sian
is
nut
of
. ,t t tele r rile; his is the liberty to practise on her, for his own private HR. Montreal) ID brls pot ashes, Langtrys, Herdman and co
made the there toot of the whi f 1 ' I- k • t t Belfast tad
gs, or tle purpose oma k- were go a u er the plea' o being taken to lam- provement. All tins is specially kind in a prime minister. Dawte and co-43 do I Baird-67 do Hardnaan and co-66 do Grit-
ham **l-1'''••••••••••esse' a-ss....ses
~ Ing a display in favour of ." the bill," And who lost their bargb to the house of Malisius, Schneider, and Co., and iu- "When such Men," adds his lordship, "become
ham and Tavlor-500 Dunlop, Vaddell and co-115 do, W'Forde
ant coa- o, 1 brl maple sugar, Ikg berries, W A and G Maxwene- "Iflatketo.
steed of findiug their way to llamburgh, they go to Liverpool, , acquainted with ' business, they see the unwiseness and inex-
work and found starvation for themselves and families as 2a)esatlasialljod staves, 16. e 5 ash W-I
staves, 41 c 23 oak W I staves
aad from thence to London. Now, I want to know how they pediency of extreme measures." Oar premier cannot be one IC! 10 . • --sr-- . s
their reward, now declare that reform ia all ati k, 1r c am got into Mr. Lyones hands. - of such men, because, though he is certainly practically ac- Quebec) 88,1u1s Asat handspikes. 50 oars, Barton, Heath and co-(from
, W Forde and co-33 do, liardmau and eo- LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MA.RKET, SEPT. 11.
that its supporters are h .
, humbugs, and wroualit all along Mr. Clarkson.-My client intends t
a •,o exonerate Mr. Worth; qnainted with Inisiness. he has not yet seen the unwiseness and Sc 22 standard staves, 9ic 19W i oak staves, Barton, Heath and co- .
fur self. These men, therefore- I I'l ,t le fifth estate as they to show that what al r. Woolf stated was true. I shall not allow inexpediency of extreme measures,"_ What a pity that Lord tit c B'deals. Order-Q Dk The SUGAR market remains very sternly, and, although the sales are
lanthe, Brown, fm Ne -
wfoundland, with 321 ens train oil 170 and
- confined to 830 hhds, B. P., very full prices have been realised. There
are called, are here now almost all tories and would '
ps Mr. Woolf or anyhody. else to make an • further use of Mr. Melbourne had not LeFn one or such men-a rtin of extreme c hides, 4 t old juuk, W W Bulley-43 tits train oil, 1 brl ea' a plin,• Os-
Lyons, -.
Lyons ' than to snow 'that Mr. Lyous sent the goods. If any oninions, Abet from his acquaintance with business he might der-R Pk are no sales reported either in Bengal or- aleuritius, Foreign Sugar is
ellew a " movement" for "more rre orrn as they would -. •
persons have anything to allege against my client, he ie teady, lone ere this have knewn what the country is now corapelliag Edmond, Strang, fm St John, N B with 620 ps pine and 104 s brh i fa' d but l'ttl • T'e in thie market the sales ar
nir deman , as_ ieis c. swine _ s , e a crusade in behalf of the Turks. The . d They are turned -all and he will rah -• b d . vises e ree y, to answer the accusation;• but he
him 'to know-the unwiseness and inexpediency of such ex- timber, 4c5 deali, 1214 c staves, 25 spars. 0 Wades and c BPDk limited to 80 chests Bahia, brown at 27s 6(.1 0 28s, and white at 33s 6d
quiet, atiber, well-working citizens, and reprobate their . • not h . •
_Tits? involvsenhirself in a difficulty. Demo measures as the municipal bill, and the Irish church bill! Esveretta, Skinner, tan Richibucto, -with 483 ps fir- timber, 41 cl 4
former Broadhill appearances with oibbets end d a h's is
Ai
~. Ed:n.l -h u d wish to see those persons from lee- A truce to trifling. Yet we ere eerious in saying, thin a corn- detisii,T I'T lathwood, 3 spars or masts, Orderß Dk to 34-s 4P' cwt.-The sales in Mors-sses are confined to 300 puns. An-
iseari and cross- e w nbones. The 1 • gs, those who did gain land, . I understand
that my client (Mr. Woolf) stands without • i
m ssion supported by no better arguments than his loidship 681 lbdishesi!ai 14unt, fm Newfmandland, with 4 hams, 173 cks trafn oil tigua, at 2.5 e Gd for old,
.antl V.., 6r.lir cwt. for new.-CoYzas.-The
by the bill, stand here but on a fickle foundatio W the sliehtest imputation, teems to possess will die, and that soon, ye, and without beue- jun-56 edes train oil, b.N../ca,aplin, Ibx llukea, 5 cold junk, T Harrison
, ees-41 do, W Tarbet-K Dk public sales, consisting of 370 tern. and 60 brls. of Jamaica, went off
•"• ' e NI "C
• • -., r. larkson. If Mr. Lyons will act upon my judgment, he dt of clergy.-Durafries Herald. Mary Laing, Sharer, fm Quebec and Montreal, with (fni Quebec) briskly at an advance of Is e2s on ordinary and very fine qualities,
suspect that the " eihig, and something more" tnajorit f
y 0 will not give further information that) that lie sold the goods to , lB pa elm, 14 ps oak, 2vs ash, and 230 ps white pine timber, 104 c 29 whilst the middling and good middling descriptions sold at former-
our Town Council would have indulged in their innova Mr-. Wo-Olf. deals, 121 c2B standard staves, 631 cIOVV I staves, J Frosty and co- rates; some parcels of Demerara, Berbice, and Trinidad were taw
ta in , propensities more, had it not been that they are so The Lord Mayor.-1 can tell You that justice requires that
pt i (fm Montreal) 40 ps oak timber, 11 c 9 standard staves and heading,
sold at an advance of Is 2.za V cwt. Of Foreign, only &small parcel
far kept n check by a judicious prov JUBILEE OF THE REFORMATION. .1 Fiesta and co-Q Dk p3t, who appears to more information than that should be given. All you show is, Burrell, Metcalf, fin Quebec, with 193 ps oak, 53 ps elm and ate pa of Brazil is reported, at 55s 4f.' ewt.-220 bags of Para Cocoa have been
be ascomervalive whig,. Even he, however, has fallen that Mr. Lyons is here, and that he' seas Mr. Woolf had the Third Centenary
_commemorative of the Printing of the First
pine timber, 94 c 2 deals, 64 c 6 staves, 4 spars, W Sharpies and co- disposed of at 30s V cwt.; 500 bags of East India (3i:sore at 30s 6d V.
goods from him. Now, nobody doubted that at all: we know entire English Protestant Version of' the Bible. -B Dk into that spoliation principle which distin,_euishes the whi ' cwt. with a small parcel of Jamaica at £1 lOs tn cwt., and 60 bags of
gs that such was the case • but that will not satisfy me. • . Formosa, Hill, fm Quebec, with 154 ps oak and 472 ps fir timber, e •
-misappropriation of public money. He has started a Here Mr. • ' '
. Bodkin handed in the invoices and Mr.
Lyons ' To THE EDITOR OP THE I.oN DON TIMES. 21 cod deals and deal ends, 25 c 2 standard staves, 88 c 24 staves, W black PEPPER at 5d IF th.-Of Rum, about 250 pun!. have been sold,
plan to appropriate .£6OOO of a fund left more than two looked at h "I h 11 ' .* t ern, sat. tey were a correct, and that he had sold Sta,-1 have read with much interest the various communica- Sharpies and co-261 c2O Staves, J Ilaird-/ clB deals, R Arrott Sc co consisting chiefly of common Leewards, at 23 2d, and a few strong
hundred years ago, for thepurpose of repairing the bridge the goods to Mr. Woolf. (ions which you have liberally permitted to appear in your jour- asOo spars, 32 askoars, said Master-B Dk Jamaica, of.mlddling quality, at 3s 2d 03s 4d ife gallon.-3,000 bags
of Don, and to be 'devoted by the Town Council, the The Lord Mayon-Are those the various goods in the pos- nal on this importantAllbrieflyatof
subject. ow Incme state, or MEDITERRANEAN. East India Rica sold at 8s for very ordinary, up to I3s 6cl for fine
session of the office,? the information of the "Subordinate," whose letter, dated from Pearl, Holland, fm Leghorn, with 9 pkgs coats nnkn, Yates az Cox
Beneal trustees, for that purpose ONLY, "as they shall answer .
' •AlO do, T and W Reek and co-109 e3riihDil WillinkE-'J Dixon, . .r. •
Bodkin replied in the affirmative. He submitted that " St. Paul's Coffee-house," appeared in your paper of the 9th - rston The only transactions In Demo° is a sale of 14 chests Bengal, at full
to God ;" yet, careless of this injunction, and reckless f Mr.
, anttern antil
Jc,Elicks,s 111%21:n4-I c.::1 wool,
Cliiellai
0 Me. Woolf having given up the person of whom he had re- instant, that the clergy of the united church of Engliend and
prices.-There is nothing whatever to report either in SHELL Lee,
the violation of a great publicprinciple,tt the provost and eelted the goods, and having proved that he (Mr. Woolf) had Ireland are severally bound-the former by the first af the 1 ese.a tshic:tiscTisnlasng, eraser and co-38 cks boraeie acid, 26 cks tal-
a.bis colleagues I
have moved so far in the matter as to be made a bond fide purchase or them, had rendered all the satis- " canons and constitutions ecclesiastical," and the latter by the low, 30 t pozzolana, 25 blocks marble, 119 bales wool, 51 bales hemp, LAC DVS or Al uslaar.s--SaerPET&E.-The sales are confined to 300
preparing-to issue notice of a bill for this purpose in the faction in his power, or that could be expected. second of their " conons"-to preach four times every year in 2 brls 39 es cents uukn, 14 jars 17 bf jars olive oil, 96 brls anchovies, bags at 2656 d 0 27s ed V cwt.
next session of parliament. And what is to be done with ofTohe Lord Mayor.-More than this is necessary for the ends all university, collegiate, cathedral, and parochial churches or IC boxes argot, 5 casks cream tartar, 1 cse retd goods, scs alabaster Dtewoona ---,The demand has been very moderate, and the sales
ties money ? Why, to build schools of a description be- to tjstlet.iesl. qleio no
opinion,
but. ample j ustice shall be done chapels against the pretended papal infallibility, which, in fact, "r. a
aurelaidelleetly, fm Trieste, with 25 bales waste silk, 188 bags consist of 35 tons of Campeachy Lociwoop at £7 '7d 6d, and 10 of
eseaggneved Must have an omen. is a mainhinge of the vrhole controversy with popery. I for one shumac, ta eks gum gedda, 45 t valonea, °eller and co-50 bls cotton, Jamaica at £5; 17a tons of SaYalaillaFtrrTlC brought g 4, a few tons of
neficial only to the rich and middling classes! and yet limit; of making out their ca cannot believe that the English clergy have generally neglected It Zwilchenbarf and co-19 his wool, G Wilde* and co-25 cks oil, 84e Cuba n''' 17 6d d Tampico £5 en ton •ab s fL' al
. s , an, mit ne tons o ima s ICA-
this plan is opposed principally by the rotten and Aft . f . *
corrupt . er aee more oesery ations from counsel, the case was ap- to obey this canon. lf, however, any of theim have httherto bp sliumac, 52 bls roots, 6 eks argol, 9 eks drugs, 14 es gum, 11 es
RADUA Woon sold at £l6 ae £lB4, ton; no sales in other descriptions.
• b those torres, y who would alone be the gainers by this poiuted for decision on a future day. emitted to comply with it, they will have a proper opportunity heads, 10 his cloaks, 65 his nags, 4es sponges, Order-Q Dk
. The scarcity of TURPENTINE has enabled holders to obtain a great
act of spoliation! But we would lay Sir Robert Peel's . of performing this their "bounden duty" on the 4th day of Oc- . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
_______ .advance, 15s 6d having been paid by the trade for 800 brls. on board;
head a,gainst Joseph Hume's great toe that the bill never STATE OF TRADE.- tober, in strict conformity with the letter and spirit of the first
canon, which is still obligatory upon them, and which has not Nuevo San Fernando, De Zosbilla, fm Cadiz, with 200 t salt„2ss
jars grapes, 40 brls anebovies, 30 brls capers. 72 vases melons, and a this is an advance of 2,s ,If cwt., and the highest price given of late
will pass the lords-that is to say, if they stand against .
been repealed or modified by any subsequent act of parliament. 'quantity loose, F Manero-9 bts 8 hds wine, G Doncaster and co- years.-of American TAR there are- no sales, but of Stockholm 2,400
Mr. Roebuck's thunder. The powers of the civil tnt g". ai - 'mans or LEEDS.-The woollen business 'n .
t They
1 h have
_e moreover_ . (as we have lately been informed in seve- -. la Dk
Ellen Jenkinson, Irving. fm Lisbon, with 50 t salt, 3 beg Ick mer bd.% have been sold at 135.-Montreal Pot ASHES are in demand, and
~ striae over the church are to be put in force by threevo e"tinues baisk and steady, and we have tuitliey'i 'eular this district
alteration. f •sle d
c urah of bngiand journals) an appropriate teat urnts e chandise cents unkre J Bibby and eo-232 les wool, C. 8c J Rawdon-- 6d 4fs cwt. higher; nearly 500 brio. have found buyers at 30s 6d e, 31s
luntary and radical members of the council, I. - vim are next to report, except it be that if anything the derdand has increased 'ra
durine the to them in one Of the regularly-appointed psalms fur the morn- 41 do Geller and co-1 hd wine, D Campbell-1 do, Heywerth Se co- 64 • f Montreal Pearls, only slew have been sold at 87s 6cl a 38s per
, o .
week to move and support a motion condemning the pro- H Lrl3 e week*
' .ing service of that day, viz., Psalm sax.; verse 7-" The law of 1 ppe'do, Stack and Hores-I qr csk do, TM
6e for sound,
Sutton-10 do,Martin
T cvst.—Htoas.-The transactions during the week consist of 1,730
oeecaings al the presbytery of Aberdeen in a case of stocks it': Rus,:' i:
' Lin.e -
f ocitin
irTeuesdayrs handsths are considered very low. Lord is, sure, making wise th is market was brisk
Consequently, the , and the the Lord ie perfect,
simple." converting the soil: the testimony of the and Son-2 eks rn'clise. 2hf bxs grapes, do-18 ebbs shfel te ouiais
a d
T Ilesketh-50 etas do, Duarte Bros-100 bars orchella weed, V/ dry Buenos _Ayres at 711 4 81d, 4,930 Rio Grande, 61d,
ieulitlnvea' hands .
scandal, the proper steps for the excommunication of the That circumst iiiic'. ency to improve the demand e .
Subordinate" clergymen need not be apprehensive of any the 'Holmes and son-25 do, H Itoose-97 Isss 3-2 hf hks grapes, J Adam- ss; siri,usna atzsd for sound, 1.65 J dry salted Brazil at 4d 0 sd, 2,860
&Tender being; ndw ita an advanced state of prowress • for labour during•the winter. sliehtest ecclesiastical irregularity' ' nemorating on the
in comi Ihf bx do, J Sinclair-2. do, 2hf chts lemons, Leech • and Harrison--- ha, ',sus K• .
. . 25 bdls corkwood, J Fraser and co-18 cher a 2 hf chts lemons, 2 hxs - -rs 9' -
in t 611.1 for brined, and lid 0 3id for dry, 1,100 dry
and these voluntary-radical councillors are to say to the
, 3 BRADPOIeII MARKRT.-There was a
factored goods . t this
a is market ca ;rood demand for tnanu- '
4th day of Octoben.lB3s. The venerable Bishop of Salisbury, oranges, a
Thussda.y, and a considerable-(it is well kennel) from the t• of -h ' • • t th - Adam-3 nth; Iqr csk wine, 6hf chts lemons, . 25 lees 12 in African do. at sad for sound. 550 dry St. Petersburgh do. at 80,1,100
who 1 luxe o is eseration o. e bxs grapes, Ibx m'clute conts unkn, Order- -Dk . isalted Buenos Ayres at 41d 0 41d, and 237 do, Cape at 4d 4, m ; also
presbytery "hold, enough." We need not add that re;
inter of faeces changed hatide, prices for 11 d ' • •
this trio will be defeated by the votes of all the rest of being fully as good as last week. In the ."
wool a _ esertptions episcopate has pat feens.ed to press the obseryance of the first
EUROPE. , 300 Buenos Ayres Horse Hides at 93 each.—Neutria Senss.-7 bales
wn
whinirttet little was catioa on the, atteefitin Or the clergy of the dioceses of St. Da- e
Zimmermann, fm Memel. with 454 ps fir timber, 5 fms containing 850 dozen averaging 171hs to 2111 es le 5 dozen, have been
the council, liberal as they are.-Edin. Evenz'ng Post. done, as the trade are waitinglo see the tut e approach- vid's and 'galisbury, has issued a circular pastoral note to the '
malie,
tB• ld d QDk - ' ••
f th St
. lath, 40 c staves, 14 bag•s ea ers, ewer , a an co- sold at 14s a tog fw dozen, also 2,300 Lima Vicuna Skins at 2s e2s 41 log foreign wool sales in Lendon and
---nagnens—.Liverpool will take,clergy oi the latter d.o . . i cese, (printed in several newspapers,) in - Helena wrentz fm Darizie, with 386 ps timber, 221. c 18 states, la
There was consequently no material alteration in the yarn which he particularly recommends to them the 4th day of Octo- c 4 cleats :57 sks pea' s, 6 pks mats, 400 hdls yarn, la W Gaebel-41i bdis each.—Hster.-Of 300 bales offered by auction, 190 were sold, 'van
THE CourstoN.-The radicals in all parts of
the market. 124 Sa 18&d, fair to goad mixed 811 ai) 9tcle
country are in a prodigious huff' to find how very quietly ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, SEPT 7.-The attendance I
of
her as a 'des' pectilia-rly appropriate for their obeying the. first frax, 0
canon, and also for conunemoiating the blessings of the re- rder-QDIt
Marie, Luders, fm Wismar, with 446 qr.+ wheat, Order-QDlc cut arid stump tails from
short and fair mixell .
70 e 81d, Cow Hair 7ed e Bd, 50 mats short
Juno, Engtnan, fm Nv Carlehy, with 2354 brie 205-11 f bets tar, 63
matters have gone off in parliament. They are pretty buyers and sellers was very n
numerous; the buyers from Has- formation. . Russian at and ra, sed, 6 mats long grey do. at 201 d, 3 mats second
. c handspikes, H and .1 Hornby and co-W Dk
much in the condition of Swift's maid-servant, vvho went lingden purchased freely hu, , ut those froth other places in a mid- a la" as th Ite mupificent Bishop Barringtqn most. trutY industry', Kintzell, fm Preto, (Sweden) with 2280 brls tar, 7 t bones quality do. at 70, and 1 case German lone at 2s 8(1V lb.-In OAK
several miles to see a man hanged, and who, when she dling way. The finest qualities were in great demand, and said-" if the reformation Bald & co-18 brls tar, 4c 10 deals, said Master BARK and Ohittehilli Sams no sales to report.- The business in
got to the gallows, was so cvercome with sorrow and dis- especially
tinantdfortillarices; in some instances e. small advance in rii in t ain ing, " p a loa riemulatiroluv aus' was
ewlgtnhtani establishing,stsstr it citonsforwnoifttyli li-eii6itiTals, Stewart,
TOBACCO has been confined to 50 hlids. to the trade, at steady prices ;
westnet general. Low flannels were
_with the principle of exclusive salvation 'avowed in the (se- Charlotte Brunim, fru Benzin with 15 spars. '269 ps tirnber, 2c 20
appointment cerhearing that a reprieve had robbed her rather dull of sale but * mane acturers were, apparently, unwilling called) creed of Pope Pius IV 1 •efforts t
~ are leaving no und - deals, 6 fmilath, C W Neuman. Son and co-Q ilk the late arrivals are not yet sampled.
of the expected pleasure that she burst into tears'. The to submit to a reduction.
Middle sorts were about the sense as Jupiter, Iteileke, fin Danile. with GOO tells mats, 30 clapboards, 15? . •
tempted to pervert unwary or uninformed protestants. - sks local, I W Gibsone and co--5G7 pa timber, 6 c deals, 17 fins lath- •
journals of the ministry had directed the eyes.• ~ it T., usual.. 'Greys and
of all rerg• , Senn& for d • . •
yeina were rather dull; yet prices I am, sir, you obedient servant, • wood, C'W Netiman, Son and co-112 Nis flour, Order-B Dk MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
land to the House of Lords, as one would direct the eves were the same as for the last tbree weeks. The wool market • ANOTHER SUBORDINATE. Margaret Scott, Scotland, fin St Petersburg, with 114 bls hemp C is inquiry for Mummers, but at '
prices ratherbelow
was net so brisk, manufacturers appear determined to have it at . St. Peter's, (Kent,) Sept. la W Neuman, Son and en-1394 bars iron, 2 bias isinglass, 3 bls kips,There a "me s •
of the passers-by to some splendid. Tl.
auto do. fe. There l • • -
'mei prices-vet what business was stone was at last week's ' Order-W Die what holders are inclined to accept, in consequence of which, but
• was to he a crisis-a collision L--and the Lord knows ' T • prices. he trade in cotton factories w' • - •
lie scarcely ever known - •
Rosehin, Grant, fm Nerve, with 26 e2O masts or spars, 199 ps birch little business has been done.-So' sales of Sicily Sumac 'have been
what beside. The lords were to be reformed, that is, to be so brisk. . THE HARVEST. _ 3 fins lathwood, 20 deals, 80. deal ends, It and J Gardner-Q Dk made at 12s 6d e• cwt., and of common Verona at Gs ty cwt.-MAD-
were to b
e lopped off like a decayed branch 'froin the it ONSENDALE.-The hocking and coarse woollens are un- - -- inneaseeseesewaseese. Dru
sind Menern ROOTS remain inthe same dull state as for some
legislature. Instead of all this, the House of Commons usually brisk, and wages have lately- advanced a trifle. • The weather is still beautiful beyond expression, With no . time past -A few casks Flag AZ3N &TT° have been sold-at 33 Id 47 lb.
has walked out of the session with the most ()lase • . Buttr.-The blanket trade is just
quions printers are very busy. in a middling way. Calico prospect of immediate rate change, and should it continue favour-
~.-7.-bippitiq Entrlticitnre. • MAGMAS are rather dull of sale, 30 casks red Naples have been sold
marks of obedience
to the lords, pocketing alt the thunder M ANC HESTEB.-Ti- able for ten days longer, the whcle crops, if we except very late
le market dull. Double yarns and mule and backward rs
'II
spots, with be placed snugly under theca and rape. • •
they lied manufactured for the occasion ; and a f •yarns from 40s. to 50e for export..J mon descriptions of OLIVE Ott, which have-become very scarce, and
s for ,.. ~. r Jenny yarns are better A wet morning in the course of last week, suspended for a brief FRIDAY, Sear. 11.-Noon, Wind N.W.-A ' le.
ga
e generally; the holders of Galipoli now O'eonnell, he has sneaked out of the melee like the fox to Sell man tuev were last week ; throstie yarns are froin Isi to space hervest labuur ;
_but as the ehearers had no objection to a enaivao.--st Lucia, Rawl ing, from Africa-Montezuma scorn are held for a farther aciv"nde
that had lost his "tail," .
content to indulge in fierce but . id. lower than last week; niule yarns last w ' id. lower than la . • m
eek. rest, their eployers were equal), Prompt in acknowledging frorn Vera Cruz and Laguna de Terminos, s.ailed 19th July. ' ask £57, and but little is lobe had below that price; about 40 tous
impotent threats of future vengeance. There has been no ......... that the advantage of freshening the blade of everything green, • have been sold during the week at anai lOs e 1:36 cIP' tun.-Three
The Pratt, Spain, from Archangel foa Gloucester, alibis port, with • ' . d ' . - • " collision"-ti . aere will be no "crisis."-Newcesite Jour. MONUMENT TO WICK LIPTE.-Tbe inhabitat '
as of Lutter- love
far outweighed the temporary wetting of iheaves. In the sal- loss of main mast end fore yard. vesseLs from Newfoundlap bave arrived this week with about 200
harvest-work Is about ihree-parts over; favoured by won. naiad le ie which sailed ath Sept- for Jamaica has put back. tuns S . sae On, mostly coloured; about 49 be tons have been sold. b•efore
• s -- worth, where this great man lined and died, and where he car- ther so splendid, carrying follows cuttieg more rapidly taau we Aniph'itriXDavic, from Leeliorn -at'Cove, in 42 L
Ys• In the Gut landing,At full rates, and the same quantity pale, from warehause, at
AIUNICIPAL ItEGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS. ried en-the important work of his translation of the hobs scriP. ever remember • and s s , a regards the wheat crops, we may safely °Mita ee •
altar, spoke the Mona, front this port for Trieste.
• hires, have lovg lizen alive to tbe duty and prep riety orraisinhe ' £26 per tun.-In Cori Ore very little doing.-Lnissteo Ott is in good
ORDERS IN COUNCIL. slay thet the stacks ITI the farna-yarti far outnumber the stocks . Hutchinson ,_ Lloyd, front Quebec, at Cove in '29 days.
same memorial to their former illustrious rector; and a laW Wheetli America, Churchill, from Virginia, at Cove in 25 days. request: pale RAPE, which had become dull of sale, is more inquired
In the Gazette or Friday night '
appears an order inileistlemen of thatealace hayan - lune themselves• g r
__ d Ipto• a q°nl' • 'n
the (men field. Mr. William Kitching whose barn-vard, on -
Seurdny- rontaitred thirty Stitt Ka; -en 1 Aersday• cleared Mei-- '
Reese-William. Smith, hence forßlo Janeiro, off-Cape-Clear, 30th - • ' • •• ' Th' - transactions• e'
for, at a small improvement m pnenn- , e in PALM OIL
con-ncilnitrpursuanne ol'atuit prevNoti 'air ilia muni-ciprilmnittee -.. ' It •el- ' ..' • , tts carry t e esign into 'effect; .E30(.1 have attend been a ' -e Auei s
refo •rm act which makes it lawful for his Ala• ' • li is d• I • 1 t . '
testy to ap. stt scn e • tis propose( o erect a monument in the chancel
Y than one field, and in .the evening celebrated harvest home on ea'•'ret• de Colei ' ', n, hence for Smyrna, off Cape Clear, Bth Sept have again been very extensive; the total sales are about 650 tons, at
the whole of the exteusive cards of Gatesisle-a result which no Didosn Liar; ev licece for Constantinople, was on shore Sept.
Bar- .C 27 rib £27 ss, and a small part at .e 27 lOs ; little can now be bought
point any days and times before the first of February ofthescherch, the estimated expense of which is at least £5OO one could have anticipated a manth or five weeks ago. His ber'‘a Point, I3th'ult. ' under Mti, SF ton.-The distillers now obtain 503 41, cwt. for Om of
next for all the first processes of registration, electio or £600.-Lei
n,cester.Chronicle. crops, though n-e never saw them' are understood to be excel- . Princess Vieteria• hence, far St. Andrew's, was spoken 6th Aug.' ' .
Tuareerne Pe owing to the great scarcity of the raw material.--Soine
&.e i • '
~ n lieu of the several days and times specified in that Msarren-rtaNSA-N SQUADR.ON.-A letter from Toulon of the lent, and a frieuil hiforms us that he wa.s struc ' I 45,1 e2B
•k with the ain In
Salathel, .`t• • "
---- hence, at Buenos Ayres. al, ' business has been doing in He at the reduced quotations.-In Faex
net, assigned in contemplation of . its provisions being ad September says-" The English Mediterranean squadron, pearance of five and twenty
.acres of barley which was Cut down Detnire hence, at Rio Grand. no sales reported.-Tainove has experienced a further advance of Is
commatided by Admiral Rowley. cast anchor on the 14th by stout mowers, engaged at two shillings per day, in addition , Betsey. -eret, Diteham, hence, at Leghorn. more speedily adopted as the law of the land, and someto ts ad en cwt.. and with a fair regular demand.
in theport of Corfu Is consists ar to 'victuals and an allowance of whisk wh •
August, in the evening,t.
~
of
".accord, diluted enable -y, which they of their oe n Harmony, , from Cadiz., at Dublin.
_ss of which are already elapsed. The effect of these orders- iss -
sail of the line, viz., the admiral's ship of 140 guns, and five of . so as to ena.--e them to execute their work in a. monarch, Mondell. from Lucia, at do. *
is to postpone the operation of the act two months, to 80 guns, two GO-gun frigates, (one of them a steam-vessel,) and style which, though it may have been equalled, has neve •
ibeen -
.. - . LIVERPOOL POT'I'ON MARKET, SzeT. 11.
cause the first election of councillors to take place at two smaller vessels. The arriral of this squadron bad caused surpassed. As regards harvest home, Mr. Kitehing may be SATURDAY. SEPT. 12.-Noon, Wiwi N.W.-Light breeze.
Our Cotton market oontinues in a very dull staee, with only a rnode-
Christmas, and to have the new governing bodies coin. some sensation at Corfu, where it was not expected." singular in this district, considei ing the scale on which hnfarthe •
? Aaravee-Itymen, Head a, from St Lucia-Pant loon. -e•-• from
but there are many who are verging fast to the same state. and Dvnierars-Bootle, —, from Puerto Cenelle Findhorre, ' ; rate demand from the trade and exporters, which holders meets freely,
ple.ted on New Year's Day, 1836; First, rt is ordered, Censervative candidate% vrill be brought forward at the next
before the lapse of many days, clearance in the valleys will !mei Buenos acerew-MerY Brade, English,from Bahia-Norns, Dott at a decline of Id4P' lb from our last quotations, the greatest depression
in regard regard to section 15 of the said act, that the overseers election, both for Arundel and the Rape of Brarnber.-Braeliton
suite the rule rather than the exception. Even among th Scipio, Gritallea ; British heroine, Sherd; Margaret, Weaklier. and • •
being in the
middle and inferior " E t h taken 1150
qualities. :spot ers have
Gazette. e Counts Dunmore, Small, from Quebec-Vigilant Patterson, 'from
shall make out and deliver to the town-clerk of the seve- bills and moors, where a beginning has been made harvest,- bales American and 40 Surat, and speculators 200 American
The Journal die Havre says it was a subject of remark atArehangel-J ane, alitchell, from New York-Pocahoatas, West, from
svork will be general from this time forward, should '
ral boroughs, their several burgess lists on the 7th of rico untoward Plinadelphia, sailed 20th Auemst-Royal Mint, Rossalt from Jamaica.
Brest, that on the departure of the Didon frigate ; e with the 'accident occur. In such localities, oa's are, of
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
~
°lme, the sailed 29th July ; was aground at Eeramont but offwithout a • '
e ,gut o pea-
November, in lieu of the sthSeptember as provided
of - Prince de Joinville, her crew adopted the -d
e 33 and many or • •
r . . , principal bread crop, and we have pleesurc in adding, that the rent damage. in tile
act; copies of the same being kept by the over- the ' • 'or f the English• • pecuoariti s o e navy. nee officers and men return will I e '1 1 • reaped. s• h sin re excel 'lent,
,if frivonral, s L sew ere, we , . s Frfan the sth inst. to this day inclusive.
seers for free examination from the 7th to the 17111 of wore' the round jackets and caps of the British navy, and the h
, ,_ have alluded to the droughts-in England that have burnt up the Meisey, Fulcher, hence for London, at Holyhead, w.th lose of main gases. _ „
/MPoBI,
November, in lieu of from the sth tl5 1 fSe
o the t 1 o p. boats' crews adapted the long. stroke with their oars. The ,
•h. pastures and in some places made water a saleable co a v boom, and four feet water i 1 •
ri 1 d mmodi , nhc hold. .
net Sales
DISCRIPTIONE: Tia-7---sly-telus , This
tember • , and the town-clerk is to causel b
such lists to e lower Masts of the ship were painted black, and other partial- at the la' . .
high price of ad. the inn u ; an nautili as we eveipatlaise
a The London Packet °lnnen hence for Antwerp 'thisYear Week sf the week' Week ithisYear
Lars of a similar nature were obseryed. These changes, man Robert Taylor, Brown, bence "or Wybu g off D'ovat D.
ea'.
Y with ,hose who suffer we have pleasure in adding li. . „,t at the pas- -
affixed to the doors of the Town-hall d
every ay shoring of Which were admitted to be improvements, are attributed toSportsman, flutebieson, from StDpinin'sui, Lit Fain:nth.
Lures and aftermaths 'around this town are almost
as fre,h as Castor,Thompson
ompson, from Jacmel forAnewerp, Ml' do. Sea Island' iteorgia..... 7090 11U. 211 0 32d
the week next preceding the 17th of November. Secondly, the desire of the prince, those most interested could wish to see thenn-Dame • Courier Stained Ditto.
a ries. Ihrkby, Johnson, hence, at Philadelphia. it is ordered .207990 3830 81 -
, in regard to the 17th section, that all notices Upland Ditto '
The Brenda,—, sailed for Laguea for tais port, IG.h July.
Information has been given at the different police establish- eneneeneenenen-. .
Ahtlouna ...... • • ... 1 88500 17„,, 71 - 1.0,4
of omission and objection shall b • before 17 I e given the t i merits that a letter, dated the 18th A rued "Swing, August, and sae g, . . . Amity, Seott, hence, at Laguna.
Mobile 4U 8 - 1-1 8413 326768
of November,• . instead of tile 15th of September,l. f Brothers,'d C '''
lists 0 an C 0.," had been received by the -Rev. IlenryCur- HINTS FOR. THE SitOoTING SEasos: -In Se te p .mbor, par- Sea Bird, —, of London. off do.
George, --a, off Cape Palmas, 18th Mar. Sew Orleans 238530 3160 8 -
such claims and • •to murder him an
. objections to be publiclylike • •ti Cli ,fßfi Id B k • - • d ' ' ' . •• • .
posted, the s err), o Bur field, , er re threatening tridges may generalla. be met with feeding in stubble add f 3 tow. Rani Pry, —, hence off Coe Mount, 18th July.. . Pernambuco ..... .. s 3181 e e_ ,3 - 134 1 , 2304 34409
'' 000 le - 131 f
/ original lists, by the town•ch-rk, dui.. o•others' and
to burn anti destroy their property. It bore the sunrise till about nine o'clock in the morning; • in October, Ithe.ole:ro. Blake. hence, at Newfoundland. Aricati and Ceara. ... 5
in,, the eight claysßahia and Magian-. - 134 -26236
next preceding the let day of De Kent-road post mark, and, as well as the envelope, seemed to from sunrive tin ten. During middle flg the o the day, when t , Gull, hence, at Lisbon.
12 - 141 s
29779
-cember, instead of the have been torn out of an at:ems/i( book, neing rated with faint clear and flue, they will be fimnd basking in the rushes, fern Crescent, (Steamer) hence, at Lisbon, and sailed for Gibraltar, 26th Maranham 1, 22520 280 ..124 -0 i eight days next preceding the Ist of October, I lie A tg,nst. •• • " Sawginned
blue lines, the paper-neikei., na,„.„ being t,Kent.e A reward heath, potatoes, . turnips, vetches, or beans, or under a tree' 280 0- 0 . 219
are to be kept by bins for free inspect' 'el.' and
lists
hio an hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 13th July, Pere
urinw the same of has been offered for i.on d e £3O s . the discovery of the authors of the biiSh or hedge. They return to the stubbles in September be in IL. 4r long.; 30. • . Peruvian 20)0 o- 0 2126
time. Thirdly, the revision of h '
t e Ilse
•-% provided for by atrocious epistle.-Erettine paper. ' tween three and four in the afternoon, where they remain till London, - illand, from Quebec at Deal. Demerara ad Berbice, 1390 30 14 - 141 101
section 18 and 20, shall be made b, • sunset. In wet end fogey weather they will remain in the stub Catnilla l'etrie from Port L • ' t Madras. Berbados 490 • 0- 0 1
817 6088
y the revising barris- ' • , THE CHI;
1 R IL.Mi Ii OF ItcH AT PRESTIVICII.-A very numer,h e - William', Sanders; and the cans,
a • .'
' . • ...'
P- 0 5
• Levant, Ford, front Constantinople, at Cemmon W est India 3070 10 e
ters, between the Ist and the 15th of Chub '. es a ay long, an etutetimes, even in the hottest days, asy bl 11 d 4--
..
**o
- 0 1735 eon
October. I.ourthlv, ous vestry meeting was held in the parish church of Prestwich Smyrna. La Guaym 3050
the completion of th . e burg,ess lists provided for b •- ' Friday •k f the • fl • ' •
y section on week or e purpose o laying a rate for the repairs will return to the sttibbles about noon for a short time. As Thomas Peile Elliott from the-Cape of Co d 110 eat St Helena • Garth n•na - 0 571
long es corn remains standing, birds will seldom leave it. admin.', Procter. from Calcutta, a Helena.'eP ' * Smyrnaai' -10 9- 0 93
22 i . : ,
, I. to be effected by the town-clerk on or b'ef'ore eof the Parish and Stand chuiehes and church-yards, and to de-
li During a wet day, however, they will not lie in standing corn, The Highland Lad, Betts ll,tib t
• t
dlt y, James, from Alexan na, a eyptian 8420 een let - 171 5454 10779
2'2,1 day of December, instead of the '09(1 of Cot r the
fray all legal and necessery expenses at tendii; h' g t e same, t e 25.5a6
ctriber. - same field close but. generally remain in the s fi se to and ready to run Smyrna. Surat and Madras
Fifthly, the first election of councillor Rev. 'l"rolining, se
s, under-section 30 ' ' * • senior curate, in the chair. An estimate of birds are. distur e
into it on the least alarm. Whenever . . bel near Mary Bale from the Coast, at %it • srna. Bengal - 0 4,85
s , the expendittire for the ensuing year was read over by the chair- Baronet, ' from Pernand '-
niece at Trieste. • Per online sale this day,
isto lie made on the 26th of December in ,• . oeu of the Ist of man almost every item of which was opposed by Ms Simeo '
„ a field'of standing corn, the old once will fly to it. During the Lamlash,Nicho on, hence, at Malign. Seli I aand - 0
November. Sixthly, the first election of aldermen, under'ly ' a - ' f h ' - The •1 ' • - e la• tf S •
. arrar ans. other leypayers ot e same party, a tote. amount ar par o cetember birds bask in potatoes and turnips, or Emma, Jarvis, hence, at Gibraltar. . Stain el Ditto... } 'o .- o I
on the side of a sunk fence, adjoining or contiguous to the stub- Austerlitz, —, hence, at H B avre. eagal section 2.5, is to be on the 31st day of December ;
.nstead alf the estimates was £2BO. us. Mr. Duxbury moved that a
ble in which they feel; but later in the season they more fres_ An outwara-hound Schooner is a-ground on Dove Point. --•*---
°file 9th of November. Seventh, and lastly, in'relat''' rate of 2ad. in the peund be laid for the naxt year, and the me- I 691090 .11320 99639 I 743970
mei. he following vessels were loading at Laguna, 19th July :-The
to sections 40 61 'and 69, the first
. f t quarterly •‘
meeting of
lon lion was seconded -by Mr. Thomas. An amendment wile pro-
posed by Mr. W. R. Greg, and quently
seconded by Mr. Carr, that the they . bask at a few fields (balance from the stubble to watch
• the belong. After the month of October birds are more irre- tehless, of London, and the Thomas of Workington for this port •
1 the Jamaica, Weston, for this port, outside the liar; the Pannco, of ..----='-=1 --.....
the council of every borotteh is to be holden at noo }e habi sit bein then diffieult to u.sat am hour London, for Ciirk, for orders. LI VER POOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SEPT. 14.
non r• e % • • u tat- u s• •
ate b mend by eta u as a nee Veer throughout the parish. gti ar in t t , g . t
. lg 'es• • i London, for London, and Vigilant, of
the Ist day of January, 1836, instead of ihe 9th day of The amendment was put, arid lost by a majority of 80 and a wheret a covey may be found, except very. eat yin the morning f HOLYILE!aII, Sept. 11.-The Plutarch, (late Johnson) from New Or- s. d. s. d. s, d. s. d.
November, 1835; and at this meeting a f ' 11. d Idb M G 1 • •,1 k'' se irst mayor, po was einem e y, r. seg. t was arrange- teat the pen
~ or very late in the evening, when the birds are feeding; and ; Imes for Liverpool, drifted into the Bay yesterday eveniug wit loss Ha •
are to lee elected, in lien of on the 9th Of 'November, should b kept • a.' 'tl• a 1 d and eopen until 1, ay week, ant we um erstan the then. if there be more than one stubble field within half a mile of mizen mast and sails, anehored to leesaard, an;fdrove on 1)
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Irons the one they frequented at the commencement of the sea. i nionang on the S.F.. side of theshots this New hay OOO 0 Cattle Potatoes 101 2
Bay; crew saved by the life boat- Clever Ilay 0 6 0 9 -e- Turnips -0 0 0 0 per ton
the first sberiffs appointed ' i• fI
, ~ in lieu o on the -St OT
, Churchwardens have since received a letter aom two of the
N-Oveinter . leaders of the radical party, declaring that thenwill give up the
son, it is quite an uncertainty in which they will be found.- the ',tenet is a complete wreck. The Sarah, Syms, from Liverpool Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 71 Carrots
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Nett, Sporting Magazine for Setteniber. for Demerara, was totally wrecked this morning in aarnaryen Bay; Straw, Oat O5O 6 Manglewurzle 000 0
amendment and not demand a continuance of the polling. crew saved-part of the cargo is washing or. shore. Green Clover 0 0 0 0 Manure ....... 5 0 5 0