The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-18 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST NEWS.
(From our Correspondent.)

SATURDAY EVENING, Half-past Seven o'clock. t
Two important commercial notices have been posted
Lloyd's this afternoon. The first is from the Sicilian Consv"
in which he notifies, that the Cholera having ceased in Load°
he is ready to grant Clean Bills of Health, to all vessels Pr°:.
'ceeding from our ports to those of any of the dominions of be
Sicilian Majesty. The second notice is a recognition of t•
land blockade of the Douro by our Government; and of to"
the following is a copy :

Foreign Office, December 14, 183, lje•
Gentlemen,—l am directed by Viscount Palmerston to acknow%t
the receipt of your letter, of the 6th inst., in which you state.. 1,,
much inconvenience would result to yourselves and to other mereliall„
engaged in the Oporto Trade, if his Majesty's Government were to 1,;,
cognize, as a legal blockade, the measures which the General. c° t,
manding the forces of Don Miguel, appears to have taken for interr,ip_o
ing the navigation of the Douro. In reply,. Lord Palmerston direct-41g
to acquaint you, that if, after the communication was addressed to )the
from this orrice on the 19th .ult., you should send any ships to
Douro, and that they should be fired at by the Miguelites' battei.lea
in attemping to enter the river, you cannot expect to be iudennills
for any damage your ships may sustain.
(Signed,) G. SOS
To Messrs. Quarles, Harris and Co.
We have had a mail from Brazil this morning, o
but the letterf
by this conveyance do not furnish us with any intelligence -
moment.. We understand the exchange comes rather lovieLlat
We have accounts from Hudson's Bay, which mention
at
the last ship from the interior this season had arrivedor
Lachine. The Prince Rupert and another vessel from
don had arrived safely out. The settlement on the Rio eta
was thriving prosperously.
We have heard it reported that Ministers, notwithstanrii4
try
the embarkation of Mr. Jeremie, and the 9th Regt. of Infa'loo
on board his Majesty's ship Jupiter, which ship has been thl
into Plymouth and still remains there, have begun to deoro re
to sending that gentleman on to the Mauritius, te ressiDO
monstrances of various parties here connected with p h that colon
having at last had some effect. den can but little doubt 0;1
if Government does persevere in sending Mr. Jeremie 0010
that a great sacrifice of human life will be the result, andko
the force accompanying him is totally inefficient to estaU
him in authority. t
Our Consol market was very firm at the commencemell e
business this morning, 84%36 being the price. Toward' tee
close there was some degree of heaviness, and the last PT
was 814%. Exchequer Bills have been on the advance,
to 30 being the quotation. India Bonds have risen to 19 911 as
20 pm. In the ]Foreign Stock market all the Northern 101,
are inclining upward. Russian Stock done at 98
at 4131 %. Belgian 74 i‘ ; and Danish at 681‘..
Bonds are rather flat at 161( X. We have had nothing a°'
in Portuguese Stock or Scrip, bot the market is at 493
for the former; and 4M to 4 discount for the latter.

The Chancellor of the Diocese has appointed the Re. the
Hamilton Twemlow, M. A., to be one of his Surrogates ferdale,
probate of wills and granting of marriage licenses at Hoch
the
Sir T. D. HESKETH presented himself on 'Change le aid
course of Friday afternoon, and addressed the gentlemen rr
sembled in the lower room, where he was most cordialLY;teel
ceived and fervently cheered. Sir Howard Douglas also
his friends in the samelace, nearly at the same time B%its,
T. D. Hesketh. - Sir Howard appeared in excellent sited,:
more gratified at the manner in which he had been supy,°l:ed
than mortified at the fact of his failure of success. He W`"tioll
his friends for their kind support, and expressed his obliga
to the good opinion of a large number of the electors wh.,°, 04
voted for him, with that energy of expression which has ellbiSso
in his interest so many, who know nothing more of
his appearances in public have enabled them to learn..
CHARGE OF LIBEL.---Thegrand jury at the Salford se „, f 550 or
have returned a true bill against Mr. Kay, printer, of Bur.;:rar
a libel, contained in an election squib, reflecting on the 'Afar
ter of a watch-maker in that town, and his two dbaughters.-•
chester Herald.

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GRATIFYING INSTANCE OF ATTACHMENT TO A CLERGY 0"
—The Rev. G. H. Webber,. Vicar of Great Budwortb, oat
Northwich, having announced his intention of resigai'lgsl,us
living at Christmas, the parishioners, fearful that this rel,ft,
tion will cause the removal of the present curate, the geS'icti $
Baker, to whom they are deeply attached, have presq
petition to- the Bishop of Chester, --praying that his lordle es'
use his influence to prevent Mr. Baker's removal from t „pis°,
racy. The petition was signed by 781 parishoners in the' t'
of three days. ng
EXCLUSIVE DEALING.—The advocates of exclusive oeali
.0
in Bury, have with met a check, which will serve as an estbe€o,
to similar characters in other towns where the system 103,, hi',
adopted. At the quarter sessions, held last week. a tit the
was found by the grand jury against Mr.. Edmund Grun Y 404
Radical candidate for limy, and four other individuals, 'steo
conspiracy to intimadate the electors, by enforcing the sioeir
of exclusive dealing, and they will probably be put upou., a, 0
trials at the next sessions. The prosecution, we understa'
at the instance of a Mr. Gregg.—Manchester Herald. of
lom
THE BOHEMIAN 'BROTHERS.—Owing the inclement .-- f
the weather last evening, no doubt many of our musical rilrabie
were disappointed in being unable to attend the adli; but
musical treat afforded by these highly-talented strangf,er 0131
we sincerely hope a more favourable state of the virea'eyeniagf
enable them to attend the theatre on WEDNESDAY titicatieo
when, no doubt, they will experience the highest &I ,ertisiag
in the numerous attractions put forward in our au`
columns.
iriVirard
PORT OF LlreportedOL.—Number of vessels reported 040,1)
at our Custom-house, from the 2lth of October to the
November, 1832:

Vends.
944 ..... •
11'16
At Liverpool, 1832 119,8.
• Sao'

i0301..,..-1.91&aj
8(i. ... . 4,'__.
. . .
• •
At Liverpool, 1831.
At Runcorn • • 56 - 3,°9‘)
,•--
829 10331
,---
Im...rcase99 291 .. . ..... 511,3

At RuncOrn.....

THE RETURN FOR LIVERPOOL.

so
In a second edition-of our last Friday's publication, frieo
an account of the return, which, for the bem..fit of our
who only received our first edition; we 'herd re )eat. agitY°
Between the hours of twelve'and One 'on Vrig,lay, the toe,'
and Bailiffs, with the Town-Clerk, attended hy the ustrxirecier:
proceeded to the front of the Townhall, where the Tol4?:„btag,'
in the presence of the candidates, and .a numerous -0.-7.;.ese'
of the friends of each, proclaimed the number of votes
candidate, on the gross to'be as follows :
William Ewart, E5q.....4,93l Thomas ThornelZ, Esq*.3,l3-1
Viscount Sandon . 4,260 Sir 11. Douglas, .dart
and it was then declared that William. Evrart, Esq. airesell
count Sandon. were' duly elected and returned as the rep
tatives of the boroumh. • • notiti"
An idea prevailed that Mr. Thornely intqnded to g'cced.
of appeal against the election. *lie only, however, than dm,
Mayor and Ilailiffs for their attention during Me po'ce
of the election. .