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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

On Aalt.

CONSTANTLY ON SALE,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and LTED OX
HIDES, of heavy and light w ",hts,
in quality equal to any evet imported from eßiver Plate ; the
Salted Hides being free from flesh . well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat.—A ply to Gao. BARKER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 0, Tithebarn-street.

The Barque ELIZA,
Burthen 266 tons; just launched at ' a epstow ;
pored and copper-fastened ; her a • ensions are' par-
- - titularly favourable, and she is ilt entirely of the
best English oak. • -She will be found on inspection a ,most
superior vessel, and well suited for almost any trade.—For par-
ticulars apply on board, south-west side Prince's Dock, or to
HIGGIN and LANE, 8, Chapel-walks

The fine Barque DIA.D ' 1,
Built in the River Tyne, entirely f English and
11- W.; African oak; is thoroughly coppe astened, and was
"r- -- -- newly coppered in October last • s a poop and bust-
head, and is a very desirable vessel general purposes ;
length, 106 feet 4 inches; breadth 28 eet 7 inches; height
between decks, 6 feet 72 inches ; admeasures 376 60-94 tons.
For further particulars, apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or
to
GEORGE BROWN, South John-street.

aatto bp auction.

Teas Der, (Friday,) the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at Arthur
Oughterson and Co.'s Office, 1, Vale-street,
6,
The fine Barque SARAyISI tuns register, A
t\t 1, and coppered.
The British-built coppere Brig LATONA, 173
Tons register. Both Vessels sail fast, and carry well
for their tonnage, and are well found in Stores.—For Inven-
tories and further particulars apply to
ARTHUR OUGHTERSON and Co.

On MONDAY next, the Ist June, at Twelve o'c • ,at the St.
George Steam-packet Company's Office, 21 ater-street,
‘ib‘.4llllA THE ENGINE, BOILE and WRECK
- Ai: lof the SUPERB Ste acket, as she now
t lies on the Burbo Bank. 'he Hull was newly
coppered In November last.
For further particulars apply to JOSEPH R. Put, at the St.
George Steam-Packet Company's Office, Clarence Dock, or to
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from t
LIVERPOOL. are informed by
S. W. SILVER and CO.,
Of Nos. 9 and 10; CORNHILL, LO DON,
that they may procure the whole or any of an OUTFIT,
(from the coarsest to the finest quality ( Goods known, in-
cluding Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch. house,
Nos. 4 and 5, ST, GEORGE'S-CRESCENT SOUTH,

Port of

LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE' SHIPPING PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily commtmication between London and Liverpool for Ship
sailing
_lnformation, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

,Stearn Xabiaation.

GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAM RS,
With Goods and Passenge ,
Every WERNRSDAY and S URDAY.
-- THE CITY OF G GOW
Steam-packet Compapiy's w -known Vessels,
CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) LEXANDER DRYS
DALE, Commander,
. JOHN WOOD, JOHN BOYD, Commander,
• The VULCAN. BORT. BWING, Commander,

Sail from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or' without

Pilots:—
The CITY of GLASGOW, sails TO-MORROW, (Saturday,)
the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
The JOHN WOOD sails on WEDNESDAY next, the 3d
June, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to DAVID 114‘IVER, and Co.,
34, Water-stvet.

Cr-A '' FOR GUERNSEY AND 4 ERSEY, .
, / The fine Steamer LW POOL,
RORT. HEPBURN, , 'wander.
to sail on the 2d June.-- .r freight of passage

apply to

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M A La•LaiinMgAs %er ITaitN; stre;

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

Foreign Packets.
THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COM PAN Y'S first-rate and superior PACK-
ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON,
for—
HT,MBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails, every Wed-
nesday and Saturday, early in the Morning, turning every
Wednesday and •Saturday. From Harnbt the distance is
only 35 miles to Lubeck, from whence excel nt steam-packets
sail regularly every week to St. Petersburg and Copenhagen.
ROT I'ERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying. his Majesty's
Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven,
precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning.
Passengers to Cologne and any other place on the Rhine can
proceed by these packets on the lowest terms, and are entitled
.to peculiar advantages. A splendid new steam-ship, built ex-
pressly for this station, commenced running in May.
ANTWERP and the RHINE, with a bag of letters from
the Postoffice, every Sunday and Thursday Morning, at Ten
•preeisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same
hour.
OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re-
turning every Tuesday night.
CALAIS, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday' Morn-
ing, :returning every Sunday, Wednesday, and Ihursday
Night.
' • BOULOGNE, every Thursday Morning, returning every
'Monday.

31311./dHTON for.DIEPPE, every Saturday, returning every
;Wednesday.
.Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam .and Antwerp
bitations, to be made to Messrs. DE BIE and RAHN, 4, Crescent,
Minories ; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-
lane, .Tower-street. Information may also be obtained from
Messrs. HALL, Wharfingers, Custom-house Quay;- Mr. SCATES,
Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK,
Agrit, Brighton ;,Messrs.-Cowra and SnN, Foreign Newspaper
Office, .30, St. Martin's-le-Grand ; Mr. COLMAN, 61, Charing-
cross• 4r. UNDILR WOOD, 56, Haymarket ; and at the Office of
the Company,v 69, Lombard-street.
Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and
Excursions. CHAS..B.ESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam Navigation Company,
69. Lombard-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

SALE OF TEAS IN CORK.

The sale of teas imported in the Standard by the Messrs.
Murphy—the first brought into this port direct from China—
took place on- Friday. The bidding was extremely spirited.
The quantity sold, and the price which each kind brought, we
,annex. The.qualities were unexceptionable. The sale occu-
pied about an hour and ten minutes, and the entire went off to
the satisfaction of both the importers and the trade.
2(X) qr. chests bohea, congou packages, from Is. 51d. to Is. 7d
per lb.

CONGOI.I.
.. •
535 qr. chests good congou, from is. 6d. to Is. 7d. per lb.
2(X) qr. chests coggou, from 2s. Id. to 2s. 31d. per lb.
I(X) half chests carapoi, from 2s. 2d. to. 2s. 3d. per lb.
40 half chests young hyson, at 3s. per lb.
40 chests hyson, from 3s. 6d. to 3s. Old. per lb.
40 chests flowery pekoe, from 3s. to 3s. 2y. per lb.
The above prices ate, of course, exclusive of the duty.—Cork
Constitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

IRISH PROCESSIONS.

• It cannot be denied that in Ireland we manage our affairs in a
manner peculiarly our own. Jo what other country on earth,
for example, do pro-cessions follow instead of lead tl►e way?
That such, however, is the custom in Ireland, we hare the
authority of no less a personage than the lion. C. B. Phipps,
the brother-in-law of the lord lieutenant, and his public, if not
his private secretary, a gentleman advantageously known in
the literary world as the contributor of several fugitive pieces to
" The Keepsake," " Friendship's Offe►ing," and "The Comic
Annual."

------
" I think," says Captain Phipps, in his letter (No. 3) to Mr.
Long, " that you will agree with me, that it would be neither
useful or becoming in me to do more than hint at the difference
between a lord-lieutenant putting himself at the head of a pro-
cesSion, and a procession voluntarily following the lord-lieute-
nant." Very unbecoming, indeed. Strangers should, as far as
possible, accommodate themselves to the customs of the people
with whom they reside, without holding them up to ridicule or
contempt ; and, since (as Captain Phipps has observed) it, is
the custom in Ireland for processions to follow instead of lead,
we think he exer:ises a sound discretion in merely " hinting"
at the anomaly.—Dublin Evening Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

BRITISH AIY/ERTCA.

For HALIFAX, N.S., the Brig COR IR, HENRY
cgt WILLI ims, Master; burthen 282 o , coppered, and
sails i emarkably fast ; has supe accommodations
- for pas iengers, and will be imme lately despatched.—
For freight, &c. apply to Mr. PETER M`Nee, 9, Duke's-place,
or to WIl LIAM FAIRCLOUGH, 11, Tabley-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

DIOND

On MormAY next, the Ist of June, ateler o'clock, at Jones.
O&ale
Mann, and Foster's O-street,
150 Boxes fine White Bologna ARGOLS,
32 Hhds. QUERCITRON BARK.
For further particulars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

Lt Buchanan

On MONDAY next, theist June, at One o'cloc
and Browne's Office, Oldhall-s et,
150 Tons prime Cuba FUS C,
Now landing ex Robert James Hayn • rdm Nassau, south
east corner George's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. ALEXANDER
DENNISTOUN & CO. Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

LONDON POLICE REPORT.

H A.TTON GARDEN.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS AND EXTENSIVE Roßontr or
PLATE.—On Monday evening Wm. Crane, James Rae, Char-
lotte Stringer, Charlotte Brignal, and Mary Baldwin, were
brought to this office in the custody of Serjeants Thornton And
Wilson, of E division, charged by John Griffin, Esq., of N 0.21.
Bedford-place, Russell-square, on suspicion of having been con-
cerned in stealing' a valuable service of plate, under the follow."
ing mysterious circumstances :
It appeared in evidence that the prisoner Cratie had formerly
lived in his service as groom, and Rae was his butler. Stringer
was employed as charwoman' and Brignal, who quitted his ser-
vice on Monday week, was housemaid. The prisoner, Mary
Baldwin, was the sweeper of the crossing exactly opposite his
residence. On Thursday last, at ode o'clock, the plate was
given into the possession of Rae, the butler, immediately after
which luncheon was ordered, and at two Mrs. Griffin ordered
the carriage. On their return home Rae made an alarm that
the whole of the plate had been stolen, when every search was
made, but no tidings could be traced- of it. Information was
instantly given to the police, and Serjeants Thornton and Wil-
son instituted rigid inquiries amongst the servants, and disco-
vered that the kitchen was at the, back part of the house, and
the butler kept the plate in the front part, which led them to
suspect that the robbery might have been comniitted by some
person who climbed over the area railings. They made inquiry
of Baldwin, the street-sweeper, who said that on Thursday after-
noon last she observed a tall dark man looking over the area
railings of Mr. Griffin's house, apparently itrebnversation with
somebody below, and that another man; answering the descrip-,
tion of the prisoner Crane, was leaning against the posit-at the
corner of Bedford-place, as if waiting for him. They protreented
their inquiries still further, and ascertained that a young mane
exactly answering the description, had been paying his ad-
dresses to Brignal, the late housemaid, and was frequently ad-
mitted to the house without the knowledge of thimaster or mis-
tress, and this turned out to be Crane, whom they' apprehended,
but Baldwin, on seeing him, thought it was a stouter man Whom
she saw standing at the post. They consulted with Mr. Griffin,
and finding it impossible to trace any tidings-of-the plate, they
were all brought to. tills office for-examination.
All the prisoners denied the robbery. • i
Mr. Laing thought there was sufficient to warrant him s
detaining Crane, u ho was accordingly remanded for one 'week.
The other prisoners were discharged, but were
,bqund .to he _
.
forthcoming at-the next examination, • •
On Tuesday a butcher and veterinary surgeon appeared at
the office to bail Crane. Mr. Laing, the magistrate, explained
to the butcher the serious nature of the charge, and said that if
his butcher were to conic forward in like manner antler similar
circumstances he would immediately cease' to have any further
dealings with him. Bail was refused.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MAGAZINE.

MuN tot, 'MAY 16.—About 4P. rd. our city was thrown into
consternation by a tremendous explosion. Ihe powder maga-
zine, situated at the disance of about half a league to the west of
the city, had blown up, with the whole stock of bombs, grenades,
Congreve-rockets, and 300 barrels of powder. The houses even
in the remotest parts of the city were shaken, the rooms were
filled with dust, and from the pressure of the atmosphere not
only were the windows broken, and the fragments of glass
scattered into the furthest corners of the rooms, wounding
whomsoever they struck, but in many houses the window-frames
were shattered, the doors forced from the locks and hinges, and
many persons in the streets thrown down. The site of the mis-
fortune resembled at the first moment the crater of a volcano ;
amid the columns of flame and the smoke, of the powder ap-
peared masses of stones, beams, and implements of the build-
ing, which were scattered in innumerable fragments, and were
dispersed to a great distance in the surrounding fields. Immedi-
ately afterwards a dense yellowish smoke arose from the scene
of destruction, and was driven by the wind towards the city :
and the btrsting of some shells and bombs continued for a few
minutes. Profound silence then ensued in that quarter. Scarcely
was the explosion over when the streets where filled with crowds
of people, who were hastening to the. spot to see the effects of
the dreadful event. Every where were gendarmes officers in
full gallop, lines of carriages, and bodies of troops. In a mo-
ment, as it were, the eminence on which the magazine had stood
was covered, as far as the eye could reach, with a dense crowd.
On the whole road the houses bore marks of the destructive ac-
cident; beyond the city were stones scattered far and wide,
scorched timbers, intermixed with cannon balls, fragments of
clothes, and, lamentable spectacle, mangled and blackened limbs
of the unhappy persons who were at work in the magazine torn
into innumerable pieces. Six persons perished. The master of
the works had just before sent a seventh away on an errand, and
he thereby, escaped. He stated that there was no appearance of
fire or any danger of fire when he left, and the disaster seems to
have been caused by an accidental spark. We may add, literally
speaking, that not one shine of the magazine is left upon ano-
ther; the whole is swept away, -and lies level with the ground.
MAY 17.—1 t has been made known to-day that the destruc-
tion of the power magazine was tip result of a deliberate plan.
There has been found in the knapsack of an artilleryman,
named Schmitt, who perished, a letter to his commanding officer,
in which he declareathat the ill-treatment he received fro the
subaltern officers had made him resalve to put an end to his life
by blowing up the magazine. He was, it seems, formerly a
student. His actual situation brought him to form a resolution
which has proved fatal to, eight persons beside himself, for it
appears to-lay that nine lives were lost by this crime.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 3d June, at Tw ie o'cloCk al
Buchanan and Browne's office, Oldh -street,
14 Boxes IVORY,
Ex Tapley, from Calcut a.
30 Tons COCUS WOOD.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 3d June, at Bateson and Horsfall's
Office, Lower Castle-street,
31 Tons fine East India ELEPHAN 'EETH,
34- Tons ditto SCRIVE OES,
Ex Princess Charlotte, and Dauntle , from Bombay.
3 Tons African IVORY,
Ea Ceonock, from Africa.
3 Chests fine Manilla TORTOISESHELL.
Apply, to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Nestor, Peel, fni Trinidad,
,with 297 hds 2 tcs 14 brls sugar, 74 pns
molasses, 73 srns F cotton, W Wood and co—K Dk
Aberfoil, M`Master, fm Trinidad, with 213 hds 23 tcs 1 brl sugar,
402 ,pus 22 tcs 66' brls molasses, 2 lads wine. J Logan and co-14 bags
cocoa, T and II Murray-3 brls sugar, 1 keg shrub, 2 cases bird skins,
Order,-- Dk
Bolivar, Penick, fm Barbados, with 651 hds 5 tea sugar, 28 bags
ginger, Barton, Irlatn and co-1 brl sugar, 29 bxs arrowroot, Ibx pep-
per. Ibx succades, Order-5 hds sugar, Gibbs, Bright antico-10 brls
Madeira wine, For Ekportation—K Dk
Sanderson, Taggart, fm Demerara, with 105 lids sugar, 15 pns 32
hds rum, 35 pns 4 brls 1 tank molasses, 4 lgs hardwood, N Waterhouse
and co-55 lids sugar, 48 pus 4 lids rum, S Mackay-45 hds sugar, H
Porter-60 bales cotton, D Sutton jun-68 do, T Porter-60 do, Baillie;
Ker and co-45 Ms 1 brl sugar, 1 bag coffee, Wilson and Cort-10 pns
5 hds rum, 17 pns molasses, W.Sharp-25 hds sugar,' Sandbach, Tinne
and co-2 brls do, 12 brls rum, 3 pkgs sweetmeats, Order—W Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,

MAY 28, 1835.

DISCHARGED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request
Made Out-patients
Irregular
Dead
Workhouse 1

ADMITTED.
In-patients
Out-patients
Casual during ' I. P. ....
the last week S O.P 0
Remain in the house 203

Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
House Visitors, Mr. Brocklebank, and Mr. IL Dawson.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.--House Surgeon, Mr. J. Long.

LOCK HOSPITAL.
Discharged 8 I Admitted 8 I In the Hospital

BIRTH.
On Thursday, the 21st instant, at Buildwas Park, the lady of Walter
Moseley, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 7th instant, at Ludlow, J. Lloyd, Esq., solicitor,
:0 Miss Hodges, both of that town. _ _

On Wednesday, the 13th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thos.
Bovine, of Swamby, Yorkshire, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.
Richard Walmsley, of this town.
On Friday, the 15th instant, at St. John Baptist's Church, Mr.
Daniel Allen, jun., to Esther Rider, youngest daughter of the late
'Mr. Richard Briggs.

On Sunday, the 17th instant, at Gretna, Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Esq., to Miss Marcia Maria Grant, both of Hampton -Court, London.
Mr. S. is a descendant of the great Sheridan, and nephew to the lady
of the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. George Bishop, dyer, to Mrs.
Williams, widow of the late Mr. R. Williams, publican, Kent-street.
On Wednesday, the 20th instant, at Lancaster; Mr. William Simpson.
of Hackney, to Grace, daughter of the late Thomas Mason, Esq.,• of
Lancaster.

Same day, at West Rainham, Norfolk, by the Rev. Richard Phayre.
the Rev. John Kinchant, to Maria, eldest daughter of the late Richd.
Phayre, Esq., of Shrewsbury.
On Thursday, the 21st instant, at Checkley, in the county of Staf-
ford, by the Rev. Robert Porter, rector of Draycot, in the same
county, Thomas Turner, of Montague-street, Russell.square;London.
and of Lincoln's Inn, Esquire, barrister-at-law, and fellow of Trinity
College, Cambridge, .to Mary Ann, second daughter of the Rev. Chas.
Benjamin Charlewood, of Oakhlll, in the county of Stafford.
Same day, at St. Mary's, Shrewsbury, by the Rev. E. S. Davenport.
John Pryce Jones, Esq., of Coffronydd, Montgomeryshire, to Mary.
second daughter of the late Rev. Herbert Oakley, D.D.,of Oakley. in
the county of Salop.
On Monday last, at Preston, Mr. W. Ward, of the Gillibrand Arms.
to Mrs. Sansom, formerly of the Red Lion, both of Chorley.
Yesterday, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. James Aspinall, A.M.,
Mr. James Cunningham, to Anne, second daughter of Mr. Denson.
Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

to be .01b.

teee,ve---
LAND AT AIGBURTII. .
rilrlO be SOLD, in one or more Lots, by Pat 'FE Tim ITY a
. .
A . FIELD, Freehold' of Inheritance, aining about
Cheshire acres, of Land, situated betweet he high road and
shore, wish a private road thereto, commanding a beautiful view
of the river, &c., about:3l miles from town, being most eligible
buildingland, well planted, fenced, and sewered.—For Particu-
lars amly to Messrs. STRINGER and DEwnurtsr, Solicitors,
Jubilee-buildings, Lord-street.

'l'o CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIS .
ri-10 be DISPOSED OF, an established DR BUSINESS,
,A. in a very centrical, populous, and increa • g neighbourhood,
coming in low, Rent and Taxes moderate. Such an opportu-
nity spidom occurs for the profitable investment of a small
capital.—Apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. H ASSA LI, 54,
Oldhall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

SATURDAY, MaY 30. HOUR.
WILLI/km 'Al.axAttnisa-Ommion. and JAMRS COLQIJIIQN KEMP,
merchants, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, at......... 11
• MONDAY„ JUNE 1.
THOMAS MARSHALL MYER a, salt-broker, adjourned meeting
,to audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, at .. I
Final Dividend, at 1
TUESDAY, JUNE 2.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER OHMANN and :TAMES COLQUIION KEMP,
merchants, (dividend_on J. C. Kemp's separate estate,)
at the Clarendon Rooms, at 4-past 11
RALPH 01:TTERSIDE, tailor, dividend, Clarendon Rooms, at.... 1

WEDNESDAY, Jt 3.
SAMUEL STRANOMAN DAVIS, JOSHUA STEANOM AN Davis and
JOSHUA ROBINSON, cattle-dealers, proof of debts and
audit,, at the Clarendon Rooms, at
Final Dividend, at

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, MAY 28, 183.5.
Per .!,11a1,•.
Liverpool Coal Gas £3oo 0 0
- - -

Liverpool New Gas and Cake Company, £lOO l3O 0 0
New Shares, premium £so
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
- - - -

Bootle ditto

..... .. 306 10 0

Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 200 0 0
Ditto Old Quartets 25 - 48 10 0
Ditto New Quarters .. - 48 5 0
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80 0 0

Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto

Kenyon and Leigh ditto

. 100 - 120 0 0

Wigan Branch ditto

Preston and Wigan North Union Line (1:t0.. 20 - 10 10 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . • :00 - 70 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto - 50 0 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto - 298 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway i 38 - 20 0 0
and Canal

Leeds and Selby Railway
Grand'Junctiou ditto

100 - 100 0 0
30 - 40 10 0

London and Birmingham ditto
Bank of Liverpool
Bank of Manchester

35 .--- 45 10 0
10 --- 14 5 0
25 -.-- 33 5 0

Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 15 -2() 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO - 13 10 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company. 25 - 25 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO - 17 2 6
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co., lO - 917 6
Ocean Assurance Company - 10 0 0

Northern and Central Bank of England lO - 11 2 6

W ANTED.
Exeltanze Shares--Liverpool New Gas and Coke 'Shares—Mersey
anti Irwell.
RICHARD DAWSON. Share Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

HOUSE OF LORD;.-TUESDAY.

Petitions complaining of agricultural distress were presented
by the Earls of rankerville and Brownlow; on the subject of
the oaths taken by Roman catholics on their admission to par-
liament, by Lord Ravensworth; for the better observance of
the Sabbath, by the Bishop of London ; against any grant to
the church of Scotland, by the Earl of Roseberry; and an im-
mense number praying for protection to the church of Scot-
land, by the Duke of Buccleuch and the Marquis of Bute.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

SOUTH AMERICA

Portenia, Bleasdale, fm Laguna, with 245 t logwood, For a Market
—l4 es plants, C Tayleur and co—P Dk

UNITED'STATES.

George Wilkinson, Johnston, fm Mobile, with,s47 bales cotton, A
Taylor and co-500 do, T Dickson—MO do, Order-207 ps cedar, H
and W Anderson—P Dk
Echo, Mallett, fin NeW Orleans, with 1094 bales cotton, W Stuart
—4OO do, It-Mason-209 do; W and It Orr-40 do, Fisher, Bros and co
do, A Gordon and co-24 do, Melly, Prevost and co-16 do, W D
Wild-526 do, Order—River
Liverpool, Dickson, fin Mobile, with 50 logs cedar, 658 bales cot-
ton, A Taylor and co-24 do, Wainwright & co-500 do, Sands, Hodg-
son And co-69 do, J Hobson and Sons--15 do, Order—G Dk
Roman, Weeks, fm Mobile, with 1013 bates cotton, Collmann,
Lambert and co-100 do, Rathbone, Bros and co-19 do, Wainwright
and Sheils-100 do, Order-7P Dk
MEDITERRANEAN.

Brisk, Ivey, fm Gara tha, with 100 t valonia, W B Prescott—s Dk
Smyrna, Cornish, fm Smyrna, with 32 bales tiotton„2 cs sponges,
10 bales madder roots, Order-93 bales madder roots abt 36 t valoni a ,
Rathbone, Bros and co-3 bales sponge, Earle and co-3 do Pow lcS
and co-50 brls 100 brls 159 bxs 80 hf bns fruit, I) Parry-33 bags;
yellow berries, 41 bales cotton, 25 brls 79 hf brls 1707 dms 105 cs 190 i
hf cs fruit, J Maclaurin—abt 15 t boxwodd, Brereton, Jones and co
52 dins fruit, 2 dms honey, said Master-1 dm honey, Ipa reel cont
unkn, Honischer—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

Sours expected, and will sail again in a few da after her arrival
For BARBAD
/ The fast-sailing Barqu • RBADIAN,
JEREMIAH NAY •R, Master.
For freight or passage apply to
HEYES, LITHERLA ND and Co., Wolstenholme-square
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-29

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 2d June, at Twelve o'clo ,at Buchanan
and Browne's Office, Oldhall-st et,
60 Tierces Jamaica COF
Apply to Messrs. JOHN MULHOLLAND nd Co., Merchants,
Water-street, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, lyokers.

!VI T. and I
Iffidings,
'001),

On.TUESDAY next, .the 2d June, at one o'cloc
Littler ale & Co.'s office, Exchange-
-37 Tons solid NICARAGUA
. 9 Pons small - Dl'l ,
6 Tons Cuba FUSTIC.
13 Tons Carthagena DITTO,
7 Tons Campeachy LOG WOOD,
24 Tons LIGNUM VITIE.
Apply to Messrs. FERGUSON,' MILLER, and Co. Merchants, or
to T. and H..LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

Now loading irs Ilse Princes Dick, and will receive no Goods after
the 4(h of Augas:.•
For CALCLrTTA,
The fine new fri,gate4ntilt ?ft
EUPHRATES,
• A. HANNA l', Comma dr;
62.0 tons per register The cabin acconamo ationa of this ship
are ()fa very superior descripti" her lofty poop being fitted up
with every attention to convenience and arid she car-
ries an expetiencea Surgeon.—For freight or passage apply to
liessrs. M'CitAcKsx, JAAIIESON, and Co.; her Coltmander,
on board, 'or to' ASHLEY BROTHERS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

SATURDAY.

To-MORRO*, (Saturday,) the 25th instant, at—el Pe- 'o'clock;
On the Quay, east side Prince' Duck,
500 Barrels TA
Landing ex Glasgoo, from New Yor • ast side Prince's Dock.
—Apply to Messrs. BCCHAN.IN, L, n, and Co., Merchants,
or to BUCHANAN and BROW NE; Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

COURTS MARTIAL.

Lieutenant G. C. Stovin, late in the command of the Algerine
brig, will be tried by court-martial on Tuesday'next, on board
the ship Victory in this harbour, on a charge of repeated acts of
drunkenness. It will be recollected that. Lieutenant Stovin, on
his passage to the Cape of Good Hope, was displaced in the
command of his brig, and put under arrest by Mr. Curlew, the
mate, and third in seniority in the vessel, who, having assumed
the command, carried her into the Cape of Good Hope. This
novel proceeding in the British navy created so much difficulty
in the East Indies, that Sir John Gore took every person out of
her, and brought them to England • nor did even a court mar-
lial take place which had been ordered at Bombay on Lieut.
Stovin, on the same charges which he is now to be tried for.
—The proceedings cannot but be interesting.—Hampshire
Telegraph.
Major Holman, of the 15th regiment N. T., has been tried
by a court martial at Madras, and found guiity of giving and
receiving a blow, but acquitting him of conduct scandalous and
infamous, and unbecoming the character of a guntleman. The
sentence, has been seven months' suspension from tank, pay
and allowances.

The tr►ai of Captain Dickenson has closed, and the sentence
awarded try the court is seven years' transportation.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE THREE GLORIOUS DAYS

The Constitutionnel publishes the following letter addressed
by the Kind to the archbishops and bishops :
" France is about to celebrate the anniversary of the 27th,
28th, and 29th of July ; and in this national solemnity her first
homage is due to the-memory of the citizens who fell in defend-
ing our laws and liberties. We think it is faithfully to interpret
the national wishes to claim for those illustrious victims the
suffrages which the church extends to every christian who dies
within its pale. With this view, then; you will have to celebrate
on Monday, the 27th of the present month, a funeral service in
all the churches of your diocese, and to make the necessary ar-
rangements for this purpose.—Your affectionate,
"Paris, July la. " LOUIS PHILIPPE.
"The keeper of the seals, minister of justice and of worship
" PERSIL."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We most respectfully beg to assure " David" that "Father
Tom Maguire" is a person utterly beneath notice.
We cannot see how we can insert the letter signed "A Friend
to Justice," without exposing ourselves to an action for libel.
The correspondent who calls himself a " Reformer of Time,"
would do better to bring the conduct of the keeper of the
room in question under the notice of those who have placed
hint j.here.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

be Avlb.

HORSES ON SALE. • ,
•
A PAIR of Bay,PILETON HORSES, 151 hands_ high, 5
and 6 years old, beautiful goers and,good to tars; three
very handsome Shooting Ponies, 5,6, and 7 ail old; a :re-
markably handsome Brown Cob, G year o , 4 hands high.,.has
been accustomed to carry a Lady, an ould be invaluable to
an infirm or timid person, being so perfectly steady; a Pair of
Gray Phaeton Horses, 5 years old, 15. hands. high, and direct
from the Breeder; a flay Gelding, a superior Hunter: alto a
thorough-bred Bay Stallion, the best blood in the kingdom.
To he seen at Mr. WEBsTER's Livery Stables, Lime-street,
where all particulars may be kuoisn.

tAN SALE, a stout Chesnut scoTcwirrising six
ki years old, warranted sound, and stead o ride, has been
trained to canter, or would make an excellent Gig4torse.—
Apply at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

..-tairs Ott 3urtion.

STOCK OF A SILK MERCER AND LINEN-DRAPER,
(Consigned for Unresei ved Sate.) .
By Mr. FULLER,
On MoNnsv next, the 27th instant, and follow' g days, pre-
cisely at Eleven o'clock each day, at the- a -Mr. Ilime's
Rooms, Church-street,
nri HE remaining STOCK-IN-TRA of a SILKNER-
JIL CER and LINEN-DRAPER, c prising splendid Silk
and-Thibet Shawls, Silk and Gauze dkerchiefs and Scarf,
Coloured and Black Gros de Napl , Gentlemen's Black Silk
and fancy Bandanna Handkerchiefs, plain and fancy Muslin',
a large quantity of London and Pointed Muslius and Cambrics,
Ginghams, Irish Linens, and Lawns, a quantity of Hosiery,
Gloves, and a variety of 'plain and useful Articles.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, at the Rooms To-mor-
row, the 25th, and the Stock may be 'Viewed on the 'Mornings
Of Sale.

SALE OP FURNITURE.
By Mr. FULLER,
Oa SATURDAY, the Ist August, at Eleven o' ck, at the late
• Mr. Hiwe's Ruoins, Church-str et,
A GENERAL -assemblage of excellege HOUSEHOLD
.IA. FURNITURE, valuable OIL PAINTINGS, a large
4u4ntitv of Biue Printed DINNER WARE, and Miscella-
neous Effects.
Catalogues may be had at the Rooms on Friday next, the
31stinstant.

Nth) Publicationo.

BACON.
../
yr'
Just PliblishedAllitbinind in chtth e a, with a beau
Will Engraving by Bate, from the Btsconi• 'Medal, price tis.
triIIARACTEIt OF LORD BACO:sri iIS LIFE and
‘....-. WORKS. By THOMAs MA P.Til‘t ~44., of Lincoln's Inn,.
Barrister-at-Law:
."
Loudon:--A. MAXWELL, Law Mefseller to his Majesty,
Bell-yai-d, Lineoln'S inn.

Will lie reedy in a few.(lo4)s. price 65..
.
TARDINE'S NATURALIS "1..., LIBRARY, Vol. IX..
0 with .32i Coloured Plate- on the Natural History of
Pigeons. By P..J. SEJ.DY, ~ F.R..S.E. .
To be had of W. GRA PEL and all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

THE EFFICACY OF WORKS.

A correspondent has sent us the following copy of an inscrip-
tion on a stone in front of the South Roman Catholic Chapel in
the city o( Cork, which he calls" an instance of the false and
daringly presumptuous doctrine of human merit and salvation,
nut of faith Out of works."

Sacred to the memory of
The benevolent Edward Molloy, Esqr.,
The father of humanity and friend of the poor.
lie employed the wealth of this world in securing the riches 01
the next ; and having left a balance of merit upon the
book of life, brought in 4i eaven debtor to Mercy !!!

STANZAS,
WRITTEN WHILtiT RAMBLING THROUGH. NORTH, WALES.

BY THOMAS CAMBRIA JONES.
Let me wander wheresoever

I companionship can find,
Blest communion that shall never

Be divided from my mind.
Though ! pass o'er barren mountains,
Uninhabited_ by men ;
Though I thirst by dry'd-up fountains,
Though I hunger in the glen;
Though I pass through storm and tempest,
Whilst wild lightning bursts the sky;
Though the elements find no rest,
And dread thunder moaneth by ;
• Yet I hold my blest communion
That shall never from me part ;
'Tis far sweeter, friendlier, union,
Than the blood that warms my heart.
'Tie communion with the Spirit,—
'Tis communion with the soul,
That all Nature doth inherit,
Which o'er nature hath control.
Why should fear then astound me,
Why should ignorance's rod,
Since that Spirit loth surround m*,
And thit Spirit is—my God ?
Wrapt within poetic feeling,
All my soul with hardship glows,
As I view these scenes revealing
Hint from whom their beauties rose ?

Let me wander wheresoever
I companionship shall find,
Blest communion that can never
Be divided from my mind.
And when Death shall have releas'd me,
Heavenward I take my flight I
From a thankless world that teaz'd me,
From a world of gloomy night,
In that intellectual region,
- In the world so soon to be,
I shall meet the holy legion,
Heaven's pure society.
In that rendezvous of sweetness,
In that sphere of hallow'd love,
In_ yon Land of sober greatness,
Where eternal transports move,—
There to meet this lov'd Companion,—
It electrifies my heart !
There to enter into union,
Never, never more to part.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

MONDAY.

Oa account of whom it may con n.
On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twifve o'clock, at T,
and'H: Littledale and Co.'s Oftin,,prEihange-huildings,
10 Ilhds. Damaged
Ea Diadem, from Trinidad, and Sir Jt?herobin, froin Antigua,
--=Apply to
' • T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at RoscoW
and Itigg's Office, Water-street,
40 Tons Rokelle CAMWOOD,
IMO Bags RICE,
270 Cases 73 Barrels ARR 'ROOT,
31 Cases II Barrels GU.I 'OI'AL,
73 Bags POD PEPP , -,
' 9 Barrels Pickled D 'TO,
3 Bags Malagetta DITTO;
25 Bags GINGER, - ,
1 Piece BEES' WAX,
1 Ton FUSTIC,
57 Casks PALM OIL,
Now landing from the Formidable, just arrived from Sierra
Leone, lying south side Waterloo Dock —Apply to F. H.
LAVQLEY, Merchant, or ItOSCOW andßltiG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

- -
Diligent, NickellZfinCadiz, with 17 bts 48 hds 88 qr eks wine,
Glazebrook Bros-16 bts 14 lids do, Order-46 bts 50 hds 24 qr eks
wine, lek brandy, 1 eso sallion, 2es hams, Landed at Dublin—LC Dk
Hiram, Gibson, fin Faro, with abt 10 t salt, J Olvnn and Son-258
bdls and loose 14 tons corkwood, 10 bdls bskts, I Van Zeller and co—.
—s Dk

MEDITERRANEAN.
Water Witch, Butcher, fm Messina, with abt 35 t brimstone, J
Moss and co-100 t do, T Johnson-6 pps 2 hds concentrated lemon
juice, Order--G Dk _

Ann, Kemp, fm Licata and Messina, with (fm Licata) 140 t brim-
stone, J Bibhy and co—(fm Messina) 61 pps 10 hf pps lemon juice. 2
cks cream tartar, E P Thompson co-20 hds 40 qr cks wine, J Hall
—I qr ck do, Order-0 Dk
Fortitu'de, Harvey, fin Trieste, with 10 cks olive oil, 250 bgs shit-
mar, 20 bgs shells, 100 bxs soap, Graham and-Taylor-67 bales wool,
G Wildest-rid co-60 cks olive oil, 20 cks cream tartar, 259 bls cotton,
Order—Q Dk
Jean Laing, Tempkman, fm Marseilles, with 123 cks madders, 2
cks wine, Order-200 bls madder roots, 35 t brimstone, E Garston-
-1 small box conts unkn, J M'Cammon—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

rriinAlt .

Aliv/vr
' . On account of whom it may concern .
.On FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at Twelve ' uck, at Andrew
Toliilin and Co's Office; Druid-cour , aft3.-street;
22 Bales Damaged R SILK,
Saved from the wreck of the John, from Beyrout.—Por parti-
culars apply to Messri. J. and J. BARON, or
ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at One o' ok, at Wiliiarn
/slevett's Office, Rumford- t of,
About 3,5 Tons Peruvian C PER,.
Ex Rapid, from Valparaiso.—Apply to . essrs. THOS. M‘Tils,k
and Co., Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of I'auper3 in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER BEAD. tICE WRSK.
July 11. 1835.. ... .... ... 1610 ls. 9d . ..Xl4l 9 7
July 12. 1834 1721 2s. OW ........ 166 13 8

Less 111 Less Os. 31d. Less 25 4 1

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
July 20, 1835 2113 families, per week..... £259 16 1
July 21, 1834 2060 -

More 53

More 19 3 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

GERMANY.

The health of the Emperor of Austria is perfectly re-estab-
lished, and he is about to leave Schoenbrun to visit the family
estates in Upper Silesia, and thence to Bohemia. So far from
repairing to Kalisch, as was at first announced, it is now said
that he not only does not approve of the military display there,
but has actually remonstrated against it. We cannot vouch for
the authenticity of this report.
"Our Exchange," says the Allgemeine Zeitung, of the 17th,
" has been very dull for some time, and will probably remain so
unless some unlooked for event should intervene. This state of
things arises from the kind of truce that has taken place be-
tween the speculators for a fall and those for a rise ; the former
of whom have failed in their attempt. and is the cause of the
steady high prices of our funds, and the little that is done, while
there is so much agitation in foreign markets."
The funds at Vien-a on the 11th instant were-5 per Cent.
Metalllques, 1021: 4 per Cent. Do., 98 • Bank Shares, 1329,
At Amsterdam on the 20th—Actual Debt, 55;; Amort. Syn-
dic, 951 Loan of 1832, 80.
At Hterlin on'the 16th—St. S chuld., 101; P. Eng. Bonds, VA.
Exchange on London, three months, 6 261.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

For the BENEFIT of SIGNOR BLITZ.

QIGN OR BLITZ, the celebrated Professor of the Art of
Magic, Sleight of Hand, Ventriloquism, &c., will have the
honour of displaying his extraordinary p?wers at this Theatre
THIS EVENING, the 24th instant, being the Last Night of
his appearance previous to his departure for America.

The Amusements of the Evening will consist of New and
Extraordinary METAMORPHOSES, never vet exhibited in
Liverpool ; ILLUSIONS, both pleasing and astonishing ;
MAGICAL COINS ; PROLIFIC HA'l' ; TRA 'FOR-
MATIONS ; VENTRILOQUISM.; LEGER MAIN.
FEATS OF DEXTERITY ; DANCING OF IVE DIN'
NER PLATES;—forming Waltzes, Qua es, Reels, and
Country Dances, with various others too erous to mention.
To conclude with the Wonderful GUN RICK.

Signor i3t.tvz will suffer any Gentleman in the Theatre to
fire at him with a Gun loaded with powder and two bulls, (pre-
viously marked,) and immediately after its discharge will ex-
hibit the same balls in his hand, warm and smelling of gou-
powder ! ! ! •
Boxes, 2s.—Pit, ls.—Gallerv, 6d.—Half-price In the Boxes
only at Nine o'clock; and Children admitted to the Boxes at
Half-price from the beginning.
Doors to be open at Half-past Seven, Performance to begin
at Eight exactly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

BRITISH AMERICA.

Latona, Bell, fin Quebec, with 40 ps oak, 12 ps elm, 12 ps ash and
280 ps pine timber, 5i c 5 deals, 61 c 20 staves, 7 fras lathwood, Order

Minerva, Gowland, fm Quebec, with 30 ps oak and 330 ps fir tim-
ber, 2i c 4 deals, 31 cWI staves, 5 fins lathwood, c 6 oars, 1 pee elm
timber, 1? handspikes, Order—B Dk
St George, Carrick, fm St Andrew's, N B, with 257 ps fir timber,
17 c 11 deals and deal ends, 2i c 10 staves, G fms lathwood, Cannon,
Miller and co—B Dk

Sophia Easton. fm Montreal, with 441 bris pot and pearl ashes, W
,
A and G Maxwell-58 brls pot do, J • Reid and co-28 do, Dunlop,
Waddell and co-54 do, J Baird-809 brls pot awl pearl do, 4 lids leaf
tobacco, 4893 standard and 120 pn staves, C Humberston and co-6 hd
boxes, J Bwire—W Dk
Prince Leopold. Richardson, fm Quebec, with 41 pa oak and 296 ps
white pine timber, 1 c 23 deals, 19f, c 16 standard staves, 431 c 10 W I
staves, W Sharpies and co—B Dk
Cassandra, Greig, fin St John, N B, with 545 ps fir timber, ai c 16
deals, 103 c staves, 6 spars, D Gibb—lti ver
Princess Victoria, Paul, fm St Andrew's, N B, with 130; c 21 deals
and deal ends, 29 c2O Mayes, cl 5 spars, 11 fms lathwood,.ll e plks,
J Mure—B Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

PETITIONS.

Now is the time. The reoolutionizino. ministry totters. The
King is with us; but he must be sustained by public feelir.g—
fortified by public opinion. He must, in a word, be backed by
the voice of his people; their sentiments can be evinced but in
one way—
PETITION—PETITION—PETITION.
The following has been agreed upon by the Limerick city
and county grand juries :
" To the knights, citizens, and burgesses in parliament assem-
bled.---The humble petition of the undersigned,
44 II CNIBLY snowstili,
"That we should consider it a dereliction of the duty
we owe to ourselves and our posterity, if we did not state that
we 'have read with dismay a bill introduced into your hon.
house, which, in our opinion, tends to annihilate the protestant
religion in Ireland.
" That your petitioners are most willing and anxious that any
abuses existing in the church should be investigated and re-
dressed, so as to give full effect to his Majesty's gracious speech,
and promote the efficiency of the established church, but your
petitioners humbly submit that the extermination of• 860 pa-
rishes, and the appropriatioa of any surplus church revenue to
other than ecclesiastical purposes, has a direct tendency to
destroy the establishment altogether.
" Your petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that the bill alluded
to may not pass into a law."—Dublirt.Eveniny Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

THE MALAYS.

The following are the particulars of the skirmish which the
Hader had with a body of Malays at the Arica Islands :
While inlndia the Hailer's services were principally confined
to the Straits of Malacca, for the suppression of piracy and the
geueral protection of commerce. On the .afternoon of the 20th
of April last year, the Harier anchored at a cluster of islands,
called the Arroas. In the evening one of the gigs left the ship,
with two officers (the second lieutenant and master), and pro-
ceeded to a small quay adjoining the larger Arroa, for the lair-
poge of turtling. That island was well known to be a resort for
Malay marauders; so much so, that " liansburg's Directory"
advises Merchantmen to be cautious in anchoring at these
islands. About eleven the boat returned, with a seaman mor
tally wounded, and another with a spear wound in his head.
The master saved himself by swimming. She reported that,
while turning a turtle, they were attacked by a large band of
Malays, variously armed, (who must have crossed over from the
larger Arroa),, audited much difficulty in effecting,apescape.
BOats were immediately desFatched, .under -the orders Of the
first lieutenant, to watch their,proas. When daylight dawned
a fire of musketry from the jungle, and of gingals from the
rocks, was opepoci upon the pinnace and cutter, which was
proMptly returned. After some time had elapsed, the seamen
and marines made good their landing from the bo,ts, and ad-
vanced at once upon the Malays. who fled from the jangle.
-Many of course.fell, more particularly as it is a peculiarity in
the Malay character neither to give nor take quarter. Three
armed proas and Ater° other boats were destroyed, two guns.and
a variety of arms captured. It may be remembered that the
Harier.destroyed the pirate village of Locjee, the year previous
to this affair.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

PORTUGAL,

His Majesty's schooner Viper arrived at Falmouth on Mon-
day afternoon from Lisbon, which she left on the 10th instant,
with despatches ()ran important nature, the particulars of which
have not transpired. Strict orders were issued that no private
letters should be brought, and rumour states that some counno-
tion._bad taken place unfavourable to the government. The
Viper ►eft the Tagus at a quorter of an hour's notice. As the
Pantaloon was to have sailed a couple of days after the Viper,
we shall be soon put in possession of further particulars. The
despatches may, perhaps, relate to the Queen's marriage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

TII/TIZSDAIr

WOOL.
On THURSD A Y next, the 30th instant, at Tw ve o'clock, and the
following day, at Ten o'clock, at t Public Salt...m.om,
Exchange-buildings, ,
10-10 Bales of New South Wales 00L, of the new clip,
Ex Princess Victoria, Bissett, direct from Sydney.
The above cargo comprises the most favourite Fleeces, of both
combing and clothing sorts, the whole in fine condition.—For
further particulars apply to Messrs. ASPTN/LL, BRowNE, and
ASPIN A LL, MCICIIRMIEL or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 30th, and FRIDAY, the 31st Iniffi-nt, (next
after Messrs. Buchanan and Browne's sale,4 at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, "
270 Bales New South Wales WO ,of the new clip.
Now landing, ex Edinburgh and Pri ss Victoria, direct from
Sydney.
Also, a Quantity of other WOOLS.
For further particulars apply to
ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker.

Ott Tuunsti`ii next, the. 30th instant, at the Public Sale-r4oua,
Exchange-building
SAO Bales Peruvian 013,
E Lucy and Llania, from ay and Limn.
For particulars applytO-Messrs. Pi. acE; WlLListy, and Co.,
Merchants, or to GEORGE LAW, Broker,
12, Exchange-chan►ber&.

On THticsn,Y next, the 30th itstant, at t Public Sale-room,
Exchange-building
32 Bales East India OL,
Ex Princess Charlotte, from Branbay.—Apply to
N. WATERHOUSE and SONS. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24

THE BRITISH. BOW•

Hurrah ! the bow, the British bow,
The gallant, fine old English bow!
Never flashed sword upon the foe,
Like arrow from the good yew-bow!
What knight a nobler weapon wields?
Thou victor of a thousand fields,
Are lances, carbines, thy compeers?
No: vouch it. Cressy and Poitiers!
With hearts of oak and bows of yew,'
And shafts that like the lightning flew,
Old England wore her proudest crown, •
Nor bolt nor brand might strike it down
Hurrah !

Hurrah? the bow, the British bow,
The merry, true old English bow!
Where fed the stag or sprung the roe,
There bent the ready stout yew-bow !
What hoof ot• speed dared scorn its might
What plume outsoar its glorious flight ?
Oh! joyous was the greenwood then,
And matchless all her own bold men;
Her rovers rude by mount and flood,
Her king of outlaws Robin Hood !
Right daring, reckless, wild, and free,
Great champion of the brave yew-tree,
Hurrah!

Hurrah! the bow, the British bow,
The stately, firm old English bow !
What souls with freedom's spirit glow,
That love not thee, heroic bow?
When haughty Gaul deem'd all secure
The victor's wreath at Agincourt,
Thy shafts, triumphant from the string,
Bore fate and vengeance on their wing,
And well the serried ranks might reel,
When, like a huriicane of steel,
They saw ten thousand barbel assail
Their harsentrd horsemen, helm and mail!
Hurrah !
Hurrah! thelbow, the British bow,
The graceful, light, old English bow!
What island of the world may show
Aught like our own unconquer'd bow ?
The guardian of our native wild,
When liberty was vet a child ;
Ere yet were launcli'd our ships of war,
Our thunderbolts of Trafalgar;
When Nelson was no magic word—
Drake, Hawke, St. Vincent's fame unhear'd;
Then Oh, whilst freedom's bounties flow,
Thrice honour'd be the bow! the bow !
Old England's bow! Hurrah !
Literary
_Gazette, , C. SWAIN.

ZUNI ALA6ARREGUI.—The inscription on the simple tomb of
this hero ednsists of the following impressive words :—" The
cOriqueror of Sold, Sarstield, Valdes, Quesada, Rodil, and
Minu, having at their command the population of Spain, and
-suppOrted 13) the English and French governments!"

DON CARLOS HFIR TO THE THRONE OF FHANCE.—The
Qtavtidietine has at length spokenonut. Louis Philippe having
lately openly concurred in the abolition of the Salic law in
Spain, it results from this abolition, whether• it take place or no,
that the House of Orleans has annulled on this side, in all that
concern it, the stipulations of the family compact and of the
treaty of Utrecht; and if Don Carlos be expelled from Spain,
he will naturally go to Plague to resume his rank in the House
of Bourbon. Now it is known that thin tank is that of a de-
scendant of Louis XIV. in a direct line, the same as our own
Princes, while the branch of Orleans descends front a brother
of the Grand Monarque. Don Carlos King of France! Here
is enough to erect partisans fur the legitimate cause!—French
;Japer.