The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-09 00:00:00

THE DRAMA.

During the last week Mr. Wallack has been going through
the timid of his characters, and on Friday night: We saw him in
that of Massaroni, in " The Brigand," which we think his best.
Having a very strong suspicion, that no one has read this piece
who has not chanced to meet with it on a rainy day, with no-
thing else to read but the Law List, the London Directory, the
Times newspaper, the Penny Magazine, or Miss Harriet Mar-
tineau's Malthusian novels, we think it necessary to say that
Masserroni is the brigand leader of a band of robbers, but
who is himself a sort of gentleman robber, in whom generosity
and reckless daring are most romantically blended, and who
eventually turns out to be the son of Prince Bianchi, the com-
mander of the army of his Holiness the Pope, who has given
him especial orders to capture .Masictroni and hits bind. In the
hey-day of his youth this " Roman prince" had taught Massa-
rove s " unhappy mother" how very dangerous a thing it is for
ladies to ." put any trust in princes."
" The Brigand' abounds in what are called good incidents
for stage effect, and the scene in which he appears at the prince's
palace as an Austrian count, plays at cards with, and laughs at
his stories of Massaroni' s exploits, was about one of the finest
pieces of acting that we ever beheld. We have only to add
that he sang " Love's Ritornella, as nightly encored in London,"
and was encored here, as well as in Wham.
" The School for Scandal" was got up last night for the pur-
pose of introducing our old friend Dowton, after an absence of
two years, in the character of Sir Peter Teazle. This actor is
one of the few remaining links that connect the giving and the
dead in the theatrical world. He has been the• compatriot of
Bannister, Eiliston, Munden, 51rs. Jordan, and Miss Duncan,
and many a time have we seen him sustaining parts with these
kindred spirits of whom nothing now remains but the name.
But to return to the play :—" The School for Scandal" is a
witty but a bad school. As in Fielding's "I3lifi" and "Tom
Jones," in the novel of that name, the odious vice of hypocrisy
is exhibited in its worst colours by contrasting it with.the spu-
rious generosity of another scoundrel, a rake, gambler, and sen-
sualist that has the old stage trick of giving with great liberality
that which is not his own, and is sentimental enough to be
generous, although his extravagance prevents hiM from being
just. In Sheridan's
.younger days, the man of spirit was he
who could drink most cleeptv ; happily, these days are gone by,
and our fashionable youths have discovered less debasing
follies. _ •

With such materials a.s Dowton, Wallack, Vacderihoff, Browne,
Andrews, Miss If uddart, and Mrs. Clarke, the pay was cast equal
to either of the London theatres, and very tar superior to any
country theatre that we have ever seen; each was equal to the
part assigned, and we must add that we never saw either to
greater advantage. We could have wished to have seen Van-
denhoff in Charles, and Wallack in Joseph Surface. The only
rival that Dowton has in the part of Sir -J'eter Teazle is
Farren; perhaps the latter may be the best; but the testy old
gentleman of Dowton is excellence of a very high order.
Taking this performance as a whole, we never saw the play
better acted. The Library Scene is composed with consum-
mate art by the author, and the scenes between Joseph and Lady.
Teazle, and Charles and Sir Peter, were admirably sustained by
Mr. Vamienhoff and Miss Huddart, and Dowton and Wal-
lack. After the discovery of Lady Teazle behind the screen,
when Joseph attempts an explanation to Sir Peter, the manner
in which Miss Huddart gave the true one merits our unquali-
fied praise. We were particularly struck with the tone of her
voice when she said "stand back; hypocrite !"—we never heard
ineffable contempt more happily expressed. It is rather strange
that the Theatre-Thryat of such a place as Liverpool cannot
afford to keep a decent singer. Mr. Benwell sung " Here's to
the virgin of blushing fifteen," in a manner that would scarcely
be tolerated in a tap-room or at Bartholomew fair.
The performances announced for to-night are "The Hypo-
crite" and "The Rent Day." Mr. Dowton is, we think, about
the best Falstaff of the present day, and while he is here we
should like to see the first part of " Henry the Fourth," with
Messrs, Vandenhoff and Wallack as Hotspur and The Prince
qf

It has been suggested that the hon. member who amuses the
House with the crowing of a cock, might vary his imitative
powers by adopting the more appropriate braying of donkey.
THE Caops.—ln the eastern and southern parts of Scotland
the crops are looking well. In consequence of .the heat and
drought of the month of May, feats were entertained for the
hay crop, but the rain Caine very opportunely, and improved it
much, and, if properly secured, bids fair to be. an average crop.
As there is, however, abundance of old hay iu the couuttv, the
price will scarce) be a remunerating one to the fanner. Wheat,
barley, and oats, present a most luxuriant appearance, and if
the rain, of which there has now been more than enough, clear
off, there is every prospect of an abundant harvest. In the
western counties, particularly in Ayr and Argyli shires, the
green crops wear an equally favourable aspect. The potatoe
crop, however, has partially failed in the latter shire, particu-
larly in the lower part of it, which will be a great loss not only
to time farmers but to the country generally, as great depeudeuce
is placed on this crop, there being not unfrequently the large
quantity of 40,000 boils exported iu one season. The export for
season 1833 will be uuprecedentedly .4 'v.
To Sr see 13aEonEus.—It is well known in our mountainous
districts, that, at Una season of the year, the extensive sheep
proprietors always softer a loss, more or less, amongst the
iamb,; and the nowt a! its' is attributed to .various causes, yet I
have good reason for bclieiing that the principal cause is not
generally known in this part of the country. The death of
some lambs in this neighbourhood was attributed to their hav-
ing eaten something of a poisouous nature, but, upon exami-
nation, a substance- almost the size of a walnut, composed of
sheep's wool and coagulated matter, and compressed into a
hard lump by the action of the system, was found in the stomach,
amid which, there scenic little doubt, was the cause of death.
One of these lambs, which I saw opened, was minutely exa-
mined. The body exhibited but little internal inildtnmation,
excepting in the bladder, which was very full_ of water. I
am of opinion that this concretion is gradually formed, .and
being firmly held together by the woolly filo es, it shenilv acquires
the consistence of an indissoluble mass from the heat of the
stomach, and finally obstructs the passages, so as to produce
much inflammation and pain, and at length death. The wool,
there can be no doubt, is sucked into the mouth by the lamb, in
its eagerness to obtain food, and swallowed with the milk, whera
the sidistance, once formed, progressively accumhlates, and the
destruction of the animal inevitably follows. In farther-contir-
illation of this fact, it has, upon reflection, been found that the
loss in the different flocks has been confined, principally to the
lambs of -young sheep. The circumstance is well known to
shepherds, that the udders of young ewes are more thickly clothed
with wool than that of old ales, and that the latter are the best
nurses in assisting the lambs to find the pap, From these ob-
servations, it appears necessary to guard_ aganist these losses,
that the shepherd, es soon as the ewe bas recove-kil frout-lanib-
ing, should carefully cut away the wool that pm events the lamb
from easily finding the nipple, as I have no doubt that many
thousands of lambs have been lost for want of this precaution,
and that the shepherds have not atti ibuted their • deaths to the
real and true cause,—Cumbeti-and Packet..

SECOND EDITION.

Shindard Vice,- Three o'clock.
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CORN EXCHANGE.
'T, ESDA I, Two o'cLocx. • .
Our market his gone off Without aniimition, but a moderat.:
busine'ss has been (Ion; and genera, ,y at steady prices. 'I be
better descriptions of Irish 1v !tent 7. ere In fair req,.est at former •
rates, and Canada had a fair the holders having lowered.
prices to ss. 3q. for Red, and 9s. 3.1. for Whitt,. Oats wera iu
request, and id. dearer; and 4ish Flour found ready burrs at
an advance of tid: to le. In Oilwr a, tie,es these is no cnunge.
There has been no. !rattiness revAtcd in bonded Flour and
Wheat, but holders steady.

COTTON MARKET.

TLESDitY, Two O'CLOCK.

Cotton continues4attgood.clernaml, particularly from specula-
tors; the saves to-d4r tira At it 490)J3ags at extreme
rates, of which two-thirds will o‘r for resale.

SHIPkJNG INTEL L IGENC E.

TUESDAY, 9th July.—Noon, Wind N.N.W.—Fair.
ARRIVED.

Carroll of Carrollto• , Bird, from Savannbl, ; sailed on the 10th
June. On the 7th ins... oa uskar, spoKe the St. John, Spencer, fur
New Fork; Grace Brown, Higgin, fur 13altImore ; and the Asia.
Graham, for Marauham.
James and Henry, Paine, from Rotterdam.
Neptunus, Bakker, from dn.
Phoenix, Dierendock, from o,tend.
London Packet, Eliring. from (lc.
Concordia, Neil, from Harlingen.

BAILED.
Breebin Castle, Newlands, for Trinidad.
Junon, Knorlten, for Ostend.
EnvHint, Bok, for Rotterdam.
Opbeffing, limmes, for Thxdt.
Rapid, Hewitt, for Bombay, put back.

SAILED YESTERDAY.
Sheffield, Hagstaff, La New York.
Coubtitution, Wilson, for do.
Montezuma, Cheney, for Philadelphia.
Lyra, Head, for Tampico.
Fenwiek Keating, Atcheson, for St. John, N.B.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 9TEI JULY.
Wind at Holyhead, N.E. light breeze in the morning. W.N.W.
light breeze afternoon.
Pissed Holyhead outward bud this day.
No. 888, bneffield, A S, at 5, a.m.
No. 501, Constitution. A S. at 6. a.m.

Passed Point Lynn. inward, yesterchy,
No. 234, Rapid, B B, and No. 141, Marin?, A. S, at 12 noan.

FASHION, FACTS, AND FICTIONS.

Their Majesties, we are happy to say, continue well. On
Wednesday his Majesty came to town from Windsor. The
'King afterwards held a levee at St. James's Palace, which was
numerously attended. His Majesty, in the evening, returned
to his palace at Windsor. On Friday their Majesties honoured
the Earl and Countess of Albemarle and a select circle of the
court with their company at a grand dejeune, given at the Said
House, Hampton-court.
MARRIAGE IN limit LIFE.—The marriage of Lord Albert
Conynghani to Miss Forrester, sister to Lady Chesterfield, took
place on Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square. A nume-
rous assemblage of distinguished persons, friends of the parties,
attended the ceremony ; after which the happy couple left Lon-
don to keep the honeymoon.
MARRIAGES ON THE TAPIS —Lord Bauelagh, who has just
attained his majority, will, it is said,: shortly lead to the altar
Miss Laura Paget. Lord Foley's union with Mrs. Barker, of
Harlow, is also spoken of. Among the other alliances !lintel
at in the circles of heat ton, as about to take place, the follow-
ing are mentioned:—Lord Milton to the Lady Selina Jenkin-
son; Miss Holmes to the Hon. Mr. A'Court ; Lord Ossulstou
to the lovely Miss Farquhar,. Lord Ossory to Miss Louisa He-
bert, niece to the late Earl of Carnarvon ; Lord Douglas to
Miss Hardy; Major Hall, of the Life-Guards, to Miss Pole
Carew; the Hon. Algernon Capel to the Hon. Miss Maynard;
Captain Douglas, of the Grenadier-Guards, to Miss Pennant,
&c. &c. If Hymen links all the above in the rosy bonds of
wedlock, he will have had a very fair season of it.
Cobbett chuckles heartily over the verdict he has obtainel
against Anna-Brodie. But let him beware. The old lady has,
by our advice, declared the words "bloody old Times' to be
libellous, and will forthwith commence an action against the
bone-grubber--a term which we owe it to Mr. Cobbett to say
does not signify one who eats dead men's bones.—Age.

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AWFUL PitivarioN.—Out devoted country is about to suffer
under an eclipse. Both—yes, both the Bulwers are a-going to
go—the elder on a tour, and the Younger to fill the high office
of pen-uiliber to the embassy at -Paris. Well, we must do the
best we can without 'em.—Aye.
THE PRINCESS VICTORIA AT NORMS CASTLE.—Her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent is, with her illustrious daughter,
the Princess Victoria, at present domiciled at Nervis
Cowes, Isle of Wight. The young Princess is particularl at-
tached to the IslariA, and we sincerely wish "the hose of v.:mg-
land, the expectancy of the Fair State," all the benefits tart
the sea breezes aid lively scenery of the beautiful Island of
Wight can afford. We cannot conclude this snort notice of the
royal movements without expressing our sincere pleasure that
our hint has been taken. We augur well from the gracious
answer of the mother of England's future Queen to the address
presented by the inhabitants of Cowes on her arrival in the
Island on Tuesday lash—Age.
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Under "the corrupt system" a member of Parliament could
not be a public contractor, or supply the government with goods
as a tradesman; but it seems the reformed Parliament has cor-
rected this mistake, for the City Ministerial Member, Sir John
Key, it is reported, is the principal contractor for supplying the
Government with paper. This is not all ; there has within these
few days occurred a vacancy in the Stationery Office occa-
sioned by the resignation of the storekeeper, and Sir John Key
has used his influence at the Treasury In favour of a friend,
who is to be (or perhaps is by this tune,) appointed his suc-
cessor. It. will be the duty of this individual to examine the
goods sent into the office by his patron. We hope Mr. Hume
will look into this.—Age.
The late Lady Dudley has bequeathed her house in Bryan-
ston-square, together with the bulk of her large fortune, to the
Rev. Saxbv Penfold, D.D., Rector of Trinity Church, Mary-
lebone. 15r. Penfold received fitun his patron, the late Earl
Dudley, previous to his fatal indisposition, a living of £l,OOO a-
year in Staffordshire.
The Duke of Newcastle and his family will visit his newly-
purchased domain of Hafod, in Walcs, immediately after the
recess, for the first time. The noble duke's son, the Earl of
Lincoln, and his lovely bride, the daughter of the Duke of Ha-
milton, are expected to be at ilafod about the same time.

Where will absurdity end, when we hear of a printed public
document being communicated to the parties most interested in
it, on condition of its being kept secret? Yet such it would
seem is the case with the West India Bill.

AN UNCOMMON WEDDING.—About a fortnight ago, a wedding
took place at the Collegiate Church, undeir Lircumstances
which we should suppose are without a parallel in the annals of
matrimony. The parties we are told reside in the neighbour-
hood of St. George's-road, and as our information goes, some
weeks since the wife of the bridegroom declared to a company
of female acqUaintances, that she would give any woman three
pounds who would marry her htisband, and take him off ,tier
hands. " Will you ?" cried one of the company, "I'll do it,"
and without any further ceremony the bargain was concluded.
When the. husband was consulted he expressed himself quite
willing to make the transfer of his "troth" to the adventurous
damsel, and on the 19th ult. they proceeded to the Collegiate
Church in a body, the wife officiating as hrid,smaid, and her
uncle as groomsman to the happy pair. At the altar, the self-
discarded wife took the ring from her finger and presented it to
the bridegroom to place upon that of his new bride, and when
the nuptial ceremony was ended, she duly paid over to her suc-
cessor the three pounds which had been agreed upon as the
price of her liberty' presenting the new married couple also
with a cart load of furniture towards the formation of a new
domestic establishment! Of course the peculiar circumstances
of the case were not made known to the clergyman who per-
formed the ceremony.—Manchester Courier.
OFFICIAL. N (meas.—The following official notices have been
issued by the Department of Trade at St. Petersburgh
Merchants trading to Russia are informed by the Dever,-
ment of Foreign '1 rade, that, by a resolution of the council of
the Minister of Finance, and confirmed by the foreign minister,
that foreign woods, used by joiners and turners, imported itt
logs, and included in the supplemental tariff, as paying duty by
weight, but which are sold by the piece, the number of pieces is
allowed to be stated in the documents presented to the Custom-
house.- A ukase had been issued by order of the Emperor,
lowering the duties on the exportation of salted skins, in the
following proportions :—from the Baltic and 'White Sea, from
80 to 60 silver roubles; from Bleed and Azoff, from 80 to 45.
silver roubles ; and from Bessarabia, from 40 to 25 roubles."
Up to the 15th ult. there had arrived at, St. Petersburgh
131 British ships, and 31 had sailed.—Exchange on Loudon,
10 9-16ths. ,

NEW Mont OF GAUGING THE IN-TELLECT.—I maY here
mention a very interesting point in physiognomy, which has
never been published before. It is, that when the diameter of
the forearm near the wrist is more considerable than usual, and
not dependent upon any morbid state of the parts, but upou
their natural formation, you may be almost certain that such
person is of weak and obtuse intellect.—Dapuytrea's Lectures,
in the Medical Gazette.

VA LUR OF 'MARRIED MEN.—" A little more animation.
my dear," whispered Lady B. to the gentle Susan, who was
walk ing languidiy through a quadride. "Do leave me to manage
my own business, Mamma," replied -the provident nymph ;
I shall not dance my ringlets out of curl for a married man."
"Of course not, my love; but I
was not aware who your partner
was."-- World cf FashLn.
Loss OF THE AMERICAN STEA MER LIONESE.---Tbc steamer
Lioness, 'Captain Cockerolle, ou her paerage flout New Orleans
to Natchitoches, was entireiy tiestioe.ci by Ere ou the I.9th of
May. Several lives were lost; among whom Was the Honour-
able Josiah H. Johnson, U. S. Senator. Louisiana ; Honour-
able E. a 'White, a representative iu Congress, wa badly
wcatuded. How the fire originated is uot known; it is -suf
posed, however, to have been cominuoi:ated eitherbv spark s
from lime furnace being drawn down the hatches, which were
open to get out a lot of way freight, or through the hole for the
fly wheel of the eclzine, or else from the spark of the candle
used by the mate and men in the hold getting up freight, which,
being lodged in a crate of straw, or oil, or other ignitible,
material, kindled so rapidly as to defy their exeitious to extin-
guish it, and in attempting which they lost their fires, not cue
of them getting out to give the alarm or afterwards to account
for nii stfhoer . be boat and cargo went down near the
middle of ricer and are entirely lost.—New York l'arer.
Pao xso Cow—The Times say,, "In the House of Lords
last night, the-report of the Lord say':,
local courts' bill
was agreed to, .tiiitwithout alteration or objection. We might
have represented this as a subject whereon to congratulate the
country, had it not been for a rumour, sedulonsiy put about,
though surely almost incredible, that the party adverse to the
bill, that is to say. the Deers lately entered under the banners of
Lord Lyndhurst; have-not been disbanded, but are merely held
in reserve, and that a fatal blow will be strut at that eAcellent
and popuar measure oil occasion of the third reading, neat
Tuesday. The hilt is the
.poor ; as such it oileht to
deemed more peculiarly under :Lir lordship's protection.
Bat the overthrow of the bill will lit,' equivalent to the denial of
justice to the poor. We are conlident that noble lords are in-
cßpable of such an act; they are incapable of deliberate injustice,
We shall, however, venture upon another admonition before
the day of trial."—Cebbett, in his Ilegister, sz.ys, " It is the
most damned thing for oppressing the poor man that ever
found its way from toe heart even of a Scotch feelosoAcher.
If the lords do not throw out this bill before they have done with
it they will show themselves to be that witiOt I. will 11Qt des
a&ribe."—( 11,y. ,hiue 22.)

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. Beth He watered thee o'er, and baptised thee His child? other side, When rine of them lii.ed at hit]. On their gaining , -1832 18.33 Increase. Decrease, Illaek
C L Bahr, EUROPE.
165 Agnes primrose, St Petersburgh lIULL PRICES CURRENT, jilitr 6,1833 i, e. i•
d. 0
Thou art gone to the dust; but the flight of thy soul. the summit of the hill, he was no where to be found; but traces 1 --,e COCOA., rty eue. in bond. X- s• 0 -46 0
, g g g x. 4 Brazil.... .... .......... gl
7:
Og 1 g 1
828 ! CL B thr, 2S) Frmeisca, B, Elsinettr FLAX, Dutch, V fon 45 0
.....is 0
Not the ice-fettered gates of the grave can control ; of blood led them to search some mean houses at a little dis- 1 C G Weber Sz co, 469 Copernicus, B, Elsineur 40 0 0 00 I
Crietorro , 3,515,5e9 3,663,001 147,433 -.•''' Trinidad Riga P. T. R
And wherever in nature its dwelling may be, lance, where he was diseovered concealed by some poorwomeu, Excise . 3,388,3.-S5 3,204,585 - 183,740 Caraecas 280218 0 Bh P. 2d.
000- 0 0 0 C L Bahr, 136 Puget, S, • - St Petersburgh Petersburg, 12 heads .... .... 00 0 -.....3e 0t)
. - .... ..
who wished to protect him. He was di agge4 out, and kiiled on S•.ampi..... .... 1 1 615 243 1,557,810 42,557 - COFFEE, V cwt. in bond. P Sorensen, Son 8c co, 127 Forsoket, K, Retel HEMP, Riga Rhine,* ton 3a 00e 0 11
Thy sacred remembrance is holy to me. , .
the spot, and his mutilated body brought to the squats! of the Taxes. ... 4 1.934,510 1,921,665 12,845 Jamaica, ordinary 3lO 0 414 0 - Outshot
A Mormatst PYTHAGOREAN.
, Platanus where it was exposed 'all day to the people, and then Pest Office......a. 304,000 345,000 41,000 - Good and flue ord... .. 4150- 5 0 0 Petersburg, clean.
• -
cast into 'tfie sea. °corgi° had escaped altogether unperceived, Misceltaneoue. ~. 8,581 9,213 634 - Mid. and good mid.... 510- 5 5 9 Emporto, Halfsclean ea ,0 0
THE MAGAZINES. nor was it kanjectured whither he had taken refuge, till a Ines- Reash• ,
mente crafts Fine mid: and fine 5 12 0- 3 16 0 • -ameee--- OIL, Whale, V 252 gallonS
as,-- a ,0
- minces tor Pab- Dutch, &c I6d. Vlb • Seal .
_,!6 10 °
• senger arrived from the French minister, stating that he was at lie Works.. .... 86,735 46,465 - 40,300 Ordinary. 35- 4 4 0 MEDITERRANEAN. Rape, brown, 236 gallons. 26 o 0,, _0 o nii
_
his residence. He hed entered unnoticed at that early hour of Good and fine ord... .. 460' 4 10 0 Tom Bowling, Bosustow, fm Cephalonia and Zante, (fm Cephala- Linseed. 220: Ono, ,08 -2.1
000
v9O, ,
26 0 '-'
e_ej 0 ".
, The contents of Blackwood's Magazine for July, are • 1 10,852,993 10,847,712 231,634 235,885 Middling 4llo' 4 13 0 nia) 5S bts 17 crtls currarits, E Rae-I brl do, said Master--Sfm Zante) GalliPoli (laind).
the morning, and presented himself to the astonished French-
e 6 0., ••••• 4 4 ;
an interesting " Memoir of Vice Admiral Sir Henry men, whi;e seareh and pursuit were making after him in every . iDedixet increase 231,63-1 Fine mid. add tine 414 0 416 0 72 t valonia, 2ca gum tragacanth, C S Middieton-abt 2 t fustic, E , Turpentine air" cwt '
o 2 v -- ' 0 -
Blackwood," one of the friends and companions of Nei direction. As he was not a military man, it was strong,y Havana. - og
5,2ei St. Domingo 9 r ,
2140- . la 0 lis. 3d. UNITED STATES. Rime, Foreig,n,V last. 22 10 0 -..-- 0
Decrease on the f/narter.... _
son, in which are embodied several letters from that re- iepresented that he oaght to be tried by the orditiary laws ;
Brazil and Lahuira 2lO 0- 3 2 0 Perseverance. Thomas, fin Mobile and Puerto Cabello, with (fm TALLOW, V cwt. e • ;4 6
-- - I
nowned commander; " Edmund B urke, Part:llli" "Nights bet by the influence of the president's plrty, a degree of the ee Moche - 4 0 0 Puerto Cebello; loose abt 140 t copper tires J Bibby and co-(fm hio Petersbure, Yentas- Candle .
__ 8 0 ~,,
senate was passed, that he Should be handed over to a Court COTTON, v. lb. bile) with 522 bales cotton, Cropper, Benion and Co-1.00 bales do, TAR, American, tr brl
at Mess, No. 2;" " Prussia, or the Progress of Rational A.--b-ippin filtriti-qtnrc. Archangel - 00 '
Sea Island Georgia 0 1 29- 0 2 0 Rosketle Owlen and Co-leo boles do, J 0 Johnson and co-14 bales
Martial. He refused to make any defence, or appoiat any
Reform," " Toni Cringle's Log," The -Greek Anthu- advocate, and he was sentenced to be shot. • Stained do 0 0 9- 0 1 I do, J Johnson- Stockholm
10,,,y " and some other. light articles. As a whole this eOn the day of his execution he was led to the ramparts of the --- - - • - - Upland, d 0........ ...... 0 0 ihi- 60 to BRITISH AMERICA. TURPENTINE. 4-a cwt. 46 0 0
0 0
se , Alabama 0 0 8- 0 0 91 1 WOOD, Deals, 4f,' standard hundred, a-A I
number is equal to anv of its predecessors. From "The fortress, where he evinced an tinshakeh intrepidity. Like the ,
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. mobile 0 0 81- 0 0 9s eh, Atlas, Sand, fni Gentle Carleby, with 2129 brls 272 hf brls tar, 54 Petersburg l6 0 0 , 000
Burial of an Emigrant's Child, in an American forest, by Young, accomplished, and enthusiastic but mistaken Robert
There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is New Orleans 0 0 81- 0 0 109 ie, cl 4 handspikes, H and J Hornby and co-200 brls tar, P C Jeager
and co-B Dis. Archaneel 16 10 0 --• 00 A
tmtnet, he seemed superior io every situation, and in the front acceseible, that a reader conveyance is not afforded from this enter- PernanibuccO 0 0 101-- 0 0 119 4,.. Memel ' l5 0 f.!
__, 0 i i 1
Mrs. Heinans," we give the following EUROPE.
of a public and ignominious execution, he was as unaltered in his prising port : and the ibllowing information mav be acceptable to our Aricati & Ceara.
..,_ 0 I ,
Wansltepen, Astren, fm Wasa, with 666 tails tar, 37 bids 6 hf bsls Memel. 5 0 0
h. 0 0
FUNEREAL HYMN. face und person, and is indifferent in his manners, as in a state distant readers. We begin with the United gtates of America, to Bahia & Macaio.... .... 0 0 91- 0 0 10S 4,31.4 e,
0 0 109- 00 11 -"4 pitch, 13S c 3 deals, 21 cl 6 battena, 21 c 6 handspikes, 4 cks bones, Nor wey . . . 00 0
of perfect security and tranquillity. He would not admit that whicA packeta of the most 'splendid description are despatched as Mataaham .
0 0 91- 0 010 .f 1 ei ordera-Q Dk • 01 S
Where the long reeds quiver, he had committed a crime against man, though it Was said, he follows, viz. :- Saweinned ditto
Mina 6o- 0 0 0 ,' - Alliancen, Stohlheahe fin Braliestailt, with 934 brls 160 hf bits tat, GLASGOW -PRICES CURRENT, Jen, 6,. x. i. 0
ASHES, POT, Ist Americans *mit
Where the pines make moan, was indnced to acknowledge to his priest, that as a Christian, Ni‘v YORK-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th pf each morith ia the
aedranerita& Berbice oo- 0 0 10 0 24 c•l4 handspikes, .1 Vti Gibsone-Q Dk , g. :, d.... 0() 1
By the forest-river, Zebulon, Faster, fin Liverpool, N S, 273 pshbirch and 668 ps nine
he was afraid he had done so a geinst the laws of God. Ile refused . year. Observe-There is a regeder ptail from New York to CANADA, DBP airi
nba
0 0 10a- 00 11 .a ' 1 6 °'''.l S 6
• Slitips caw babe alone. timber, 1 c 27 birch plankS, 14 c 24 deals, aht 3 fins lathwocid, J Helt
ta suffer hia eyes to be bandeged, Armin.' that he was not and by an arrarmeneent between the respectitie governhnelnttets, the
0 0 0 0 0 91 ", PEARL, Ist do ' • 1 7 6 --- 38 0
England's tiela-llowers inay not deck his grave, American inlancl'postaiae ii net demanded, as rormerly, on e rs to and co-B Dk
C,ommon West India 0 0 0- 0 0 9a sh e COFFEE, Jamaica, Sta Cwt. Triage 3 0 0 4 -'' )
Cypress-shadows o'er him darkly wave. afraid b look upon death; then addressiticr t`Tie people who Were he forwarded after their arrival in New -York. RUSSIA. Ordinary to fine ordinary • 3140 - 4 g I'l
round him, he bade them farewell-told tliem he died unjustly, t
PuILADE rniss-On the Bth and 20th of each month. Bahama 0 0 0 0 011 ce .:?
Georee Balls fin Riga, with 182 bills hemp. 140 mats do, W Jack 4 4 0-* 4 1 p
. • Woodaunknown receive him. but he was consoled in knoWing it was in the service of his . Carthagena I e
0 0 a 0 0 13; a , „ Middline to fine,midclline
.... '
' 'Midst the mielity wild; O. ,- 1 _1
BOST' 01 V e sth and 20th, usually' . • Smyrna
Yet with God we leave him+. , country. A few of the crowd austacred by eXecrations, but
OTHER PARTS' OF THE UNITED STATES-The conveyances,
mare Etyptian
Surat and Madras OO 0 0 1 (11 re, - Paragon, Wilkinson, fm Riga, with 158 Nils hemp, G wainscot logs, Middling to good middling 42 0 S
• 131essedahleased child! the rest remained in profound and sympathizing, silence. He
frequent, but merchants usually send* their fetters by way oi -ew 006- 0 0 71 It and J Gaidner-K Dk , COTTON, 4fs la, 01 1
, And ear teers gush o'er his lovely dust, then gave the word himself to tire, and he immediately fell York Bengal OO 0 00 61 -Amity. Douglas, fm Riga, with 68 MN hemp: J MaChell-40 pa Sea Island, fine -
.a. Mouth:ally, yet. still from hearts of -trust- '
dead by the discharge. tle body was cast ignominiously into Havaerereu-On the sth of each month. Obsery Letters are for- DYEWOODS, r ton.
LOGWOOD, Jamaica. 6O 0 66 0 1 wainscot logs, T Bride and Son-240 brls hempseed in legs, Stewart,
Bald and co-11 spars 15 deals, T Brve and Son. KDk . good
Bowed Georgia o I 0 00 0
er? 8 4:7 g 1 1,6:, ,
the Sea, while that of his victim wascarefully embalmed and• warded, also, by way of New York. St. Dom. & Honduras.... 660- 6 le 6 Ostsee, Haase, fm Danzig, with al t4O t spelter, Roberts, Carne & New Orleans
• Thaueh his eye hath bri;hten'd reserved, till it was brought overt() Corfu, and finally deposited Prom B. P. 35.-
rtlosTnti, On the 24th of each month daring the season. Campeachy. 7lO 0- 715 0 Co-the remainder of the Cargo lainhel at Doughts-11 Dk Demerara and Berbice - 00 a '
. Oft our weary way, in tbe tomb of his anceators." Fuerie, Jamaica OO 0 00 0 otl!erparts 4S. 6d. Eagle, Uamilion, fm Riga, with 94 bls hemp, 20131 s flax, 300 salted Pernambuco - 0 0
Axil: his clear laugh lighten-a ,II EAST INDIES, EAPE CIF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
•---- - - • --- - • - - Cüba - 0
Half our hearts' dismay; ! ISLANDS-There are usually Monthly. cOnveyancea.
Spanish - 8 0 0 J SOUTH AMERICA. DYBWOODS, V ton, 0
Still in Hope we give back what was given. CONTEMPORARY PRESS. , Rio DE JAN MRO-On the Ist and 16th of each month. C teswoon l7 0 0 21 00 1 Canadian. Clendinin, fin Pernambuco, with 854 bales cotton, A Logwood, Jamaica '
Yielding up the Beautiful to Heaven.
---- OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH Amtaicx-Not tehular but frequent. BARwOOO, Angola 9lO 0 -10 0 0 Parlaiiee-800 bales de, order-P Dk Fustic
And to her who bore him, The Postoffice, long the best managed arid most effi- GENOA AND LEGHORN-On the Ist and 16th of each month. Gaboon 7O 0 80 0 /h4EW SOUTH WALES. HEMP, Riga Rhine, V ton .
NICARAGUA WOOD. ss. V tOn. Petersburg. clean
Her who long must weep, eient of all our public establishments, bids fair to bedbme LISBON-On the Ist and 16th Of each month. Solid lB 10 0100 0 j Mountaineer, Thompson, fin Sydney, New South Wales, with 855 RUM, Jamaica, 16 0. P. V gallon . O2lO 13 9
Yet Mall Heaven restore him bIS 1 pckt wool, 270 pinks' blue gam, 2600 tree nails, Aspinall,
Frain his pale, sweet sleep ! soon the object of universal execration. We have al- ovoueo-Every 3 weeks. Larze Rough l4 00•15 0 0 SUGAR, B. P. moiet brown, V Cal 26 0 •-•'' 'o' S 0
Thaw blue eyes of le,ve and Peace RESiII- ready repeatedly clenounced the infamous system of espi- NAPLES AND SICILY-Every 3 weeks. Small
FLAX 44, ton.
c 6-4 cedar boards, 4 Small boxs, order-Q Dk Dry brown
Middline to eood 2, 7 6--g 11 9
.. Through her soul waistline, undiram'd hy pain. SNIT RNA AND CON-STANTINOPLF.-Every 3 weeks. e 0 , 29 0 --- 09 0
onage lately introduced here and else Where, as highly Petersburgh, 12-head .... 40 0 0 - 0 0 0 HOL L .IND. Fine .
25
3.1;0. .3.
0001
02001,11; -5.
,76°:4 .
.0,00 il, o.i 1
o o 0-'0156
Where the lona reeds quiver, blameable in principle ; and, by destroying public conti- ....----,-- Dutch 44 0 0 75 0 Q I.ld. V cwt. Flora, Rooderkerk, fm Rotterdam, with 600 bales flex, Tennant, TAR, American; Ar brl Ol4 0-- a a
Rims, P. T. ft
Where the pines make moan,
dence in its honour and integrity, leading inevitably to FRIDAY, sth July.-litoon, Wind S.-Clondy. FLAXSEED, V hhd.
Leave we by the river coe-2 hreprs mineral waters, Zwilehenbart and co-4 hmpts Seltzer '
Earth to earth alone ! a serious diminution of its revenues. The origin of thiS Atgaivee:-Mountlincer, Thompeon, ftom Port JacksOrl, (sailed American ......
God and Father ! may our journeying, on and several other grievances, which we are about to no- 4th Marcha-Czar, Ashford, Cadiz and Dublin. GINGER, ey cwt. in bond
:I,:
tar:,
aAt4rs
.thsf
tosarnlddh,
d(f,omd-oC,2a
jidiszi,earwtitrhldv.-2Lb2;bsnt2isi-61id4 wine, A Tweedall-2 bts Liverpool Coal Gas
SPAIN.
Lead to where the blessed buy is gone! Gulnitfe Bully, from Londim, at Derwent. Jamaica, white. 4 15 0 - 9 0 0
~
tice, s to be.found in the erroneous view Which the heads
.. i Princess' Charlotte, for Bombay, was run foul of by dome mud flats black OO- 0 0 0 lls. 6d. per ctct. dporCe, Bhdhsdso2ctOr (eirk(s:kdsn.d
jo,Gßasoknadrt&h
Tl:iiiv'ee.rrel)- Loll aOnidl GHaasrrington Water WoLriesivEn. £l4(l .
From the Exile's sorrow, of the Pestoffice take of the nature of the establishment in the river, and has been obliged to return into doelt. East India 1 6 0- 1 16 6
Fron the Wanderer's dread Mediterranean Packet, Pugh, hence, at Hobart Town. - HEMP, V ton.
28 0 0 - 0 0 0 Et.cei;z7
al3nudi VI
-10 bts 20 hds 24 qr cks do, order-5 bts 8 hds 12 qr cks do, Knowles, Bootle ditto
Of the night and morrow, which they superintend. Instead of regarding it as a Mazy Bibby, Whidborne, hence, at Rio, 18th April. • Riga Rhine
25 10 0-0 0 0 Pa' Bold and ce-1 lid do, .J Winn-1 hd do, J Miller-K Dk
airichester Railway, . £lOO Raid .igt2 *.
Early, nriehtly a,..ct; great public convenience, which, in sound policy, ought Hutchinson, Inch, do, 24th , Petersburela clean per Met.
Mary, Matterface, fm Cadiz, with 10 btts 40hds 40 qr csks wine, R
Thou hest called him to a sweeter borne 27th lIIDES, 4v la. . V William-2 bts do, A Rankin-10 bts 28 hds do, order-4 Ms do, ..
Ditto Old Quarters . . . 25 „ 52 ,
to be the primary view, they look to it as a mere machine cebeie, Major, from Shields, do,
: West India, dry O. 0 54- 0 0 6 ) J. Smith-5 hds do, T S Ashburner-7,bts doa M and W Dakin-O hds
Than our lost one o'er the Ocean's foam. Niehthmale Cruiekshank from Bahia atTereambucti.
007- 0 6 11 B. P. dry 2i. 4d. do, W Maples=l Ms do, Darbisher and Roberts-1 lid do, Cardwell, Bolton a
for raising money. That, in addition to its utility, it Buenos Ayres, dry 0 - 85 'e
JoCin Le'es, 'Lees, hence, tet Riga.' '
ted 0 Q 44- 0 0 51 . wet ls. 2d. BrOs-1 kg sausages. order-remainder of cargo landed at Bristol.
Now le4 Thought behold hint
ItNToarztlhl ' Admrersiaelet,e4Ssala. 1 ted OO Ditto
Dn
di t tLOe i
gh Ndiet7oQu.ar te. re . .. : ;71. ju.1431/FA5:14'110,131'.
With his angel look, should also be profitable, would be no objection ; but Expedition, Krause, hence, at Pillau.
Where those arms enfold him, unless the amount of revenue derived from it be viewed Galatea, Cook, from New York, for this port, in 'Mumble Roads,
Ist July. 00 5435--
00
00
06 For.
wd
ery .24,s
..
4cBit PORTUGAL. Warrington and Newtoa ditto . 100 „ 100 „hied'
Which benignly took as suboidinate, it will never give satisfaction. As an en- Perseverance, Gibson, from Antwerp, at Deal, and aailed 2d July, Eaet India OO- 0 I) 7 V cwt, Geotge, Witt, off Oporto, the cargo not being able to land the sam Kenyon and Leigh ditto .. . . 100 .. 116 ' „
Itrael'e babes to their Good Shepherd's breast', Horge, 4a' hide 06- 0 8 6 was returned to the .above port. Wigan Branch ditto
..
When his voice their tender meekness bleas'd. gine of taxation it is highly objectionable from the ine- for this port.
Thomas Tucker, Blair, from Barbacloes, at LiMerick. ; INDIGO, V lb. St. Helens and Runeorn Gap ditto • 100 ~ 90 a, ,
Leitester and Swertnington ditto . . 50 „ 51 la
quality of its pressure, the weight falling heavily upon s • Beregal.Purple and Violet 066-0. 7 0 )
AILED :-Parkfield, M'Auley, for Bombay-Snowdon. Gemmill, Stockton and Darlipgton ditto . . . 103 _ .197 1u 1...
Blue andFineViolet 0 6 6- 0 7 0 j ItiarktiO. ,ri
Tarn thee, now, fond Mother! some classes, and leavino• untouched Others notch better Demerara-Mary, Owen; and flope, Rods, 'Newfoundland-Jeune ' • Manchester, Bolton, and Buty Rail- • '
From thy dead, oh! tura l e, Ordirr. & Mid 04- 0 5 6 t... 24 ~,,,, si., -"..11E.5.--
way and Canal
Linger not, young Brother, able to bear the burden. The nobility are entirely ex- Pierre, Nannings, Ostend-Harvest, Prance, Portlaad-Orace Brown, • Violet & Copper.... 0 4 6- -a 0 5 3 rea. le m •
' Hiagins, Baltimore-Britanitia, Cummines, Africa-Smyrna Packet, LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 5.. Leeds and Selby Railway . . . , 25 E i t ' 0;1)1.
Copper 0 6 0 - 0 6 6 i
Here to dream and mourn : empted by their parliamentary privilege ; and a mer- Haddon, Para-Archer, Smith, Puerto Cabello-Lord Eldon, DAwson, Grand Junction ditto ... 91012 10 G,13 0
Only kneel once more around the sod,
Carac?arsd,inFalroyras duty pd. g g -- g 2 Thete has been only a moderate demand for Scomt, and the sales London and Birminehain .. •
6 ..8 10 e 9,2 0:1
Kneel, aud bow submitted hearts to Uod I chant, of even small business, is necessarily compelled to Calcutta-Reform, Bontoft, Hambro'-St John, Spencer, New York
are conlined to 500 fihrls. 8.P., scarcely supporting former' PriCea. Bank of Liverpool' lO _ 13 ~,, 0
pay much more than a wealthy landed gentleman. One -Frederik Wilhelm, Voltz, and Juno, Kraeft, Stettin. - Sabres 05- 0 6 0 4, ee „, 3,800 balp Mauritius have been sold at 525. 6d. e 51s. '6d., and 650 bags Bank of Manchester ... . . 15 „ 20 I ,
inevitable effeet of making the revenue of the Post-office , Cortes O4- 0 5 0 • •II '.l) Bengal at 625. for fine white, and 595. 6d. 0 61e. for fair to good. In Manchester and Liverpool Districtßiiiik 10 .. 13 ,e *
THE DCB L I N UNIVERSITY MA GAM' NE. We have SATURDAY, 6th July.-Noon, Wind S.E.-Fair. Guatimala O3l- 0 6 9 Foreign, nothing has been done.-The sales of ad oretssas amount to Commercial Bank of Liverpool . 10 . 11-- la' '
, the first object of care is to engender a disposition to m_4DDER v eta.
*lathed with more than ordinary interest the progress Attaivee!-Canadian, Rola), from Pernambuco, (sailed 21st May.) Ft t:lzissu.n6sd...
eette, Az.,,,,.7.,,i1t 2 tf346pdu. ,nBanc(!f
na ,d
vaanndc
el7oof '
DI
ttemmitercaa.r,3or fidnel=l;-', ifhtlPrt°l°Gl:lao,,:lett tr(iißra'nateePreCt!iol'nrkPsn. Ylg, ..
:.
3126 1.0:ii: e'''.
disrehe;rd the public con'venience when that requires any crops - 4 5 0
at 265. 6d. per cWt., being a slieht reduction f(rierftei:rtlaiiitaehteeiloit..'s price's.-
of this niagazine, ernanatino• as it does from a countr Frederiek Kirkhove, Ostend-Mary, Matterfall, Cadiz and Bristol. Ombros - 3 12 0 , ee, ~.„,
Y additional outlay. As little work is always done for the uneorciitr, and Liberty, at this port, with gem& from the wrecks Gamenes. - 2 'lB 0 w• 'is ww*
cCaos ekssetnitf. -.I
aTmhaei
er ea
hc
aovnet i
bn
eueens
taa
kgeono db
ydtehme atnr
ad RICHD. DAWSCaI, Shin:
.
where sense is too frequently sacrificed tu sound, whose mutts. Ol5 0-1 10 0 . ..
WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AMERICAN e °
money as possit;le. This, we believe, is pretty generallv at hytham and Preston. T
of.
• people are supposed to speak only with the mouth of Mr. f Bomba at Rio Janeir 2ls Ar•
• Harriet, Rhodes, rom y, o, t p il. MAD. ROOTS cwt.
TIMBER V cubic foot,
felt to be the case all over the United Kingdom, but Scot- Matthew-Plummer, Leighton, from Rio efaneirw, at Bahia, llth
LIVERPOOL, JEN ..
,
Daniel O'ConnelL That he is not the personification of Smyrna ' Foreign, 100 bags of good ordinary Brazil were sold at sas. per cwt.-
There are no transactions to report in Cocoe, Gl:vault, or. PEPPER, oUT Itg
land has special reason to complain From the 'noun- May. French 212 0-2 14 0 I rta cwt. X. s. d. 2. s. d.
his countrymen-that all of them are not gulled by his , , , ', ~ Brooke, Priestman frhm Rio Janeiro at Bahie MUNJEET, cte cwt. but 100 bags l'imssro sold ea W.-The enquiry for RUM continues, Re,e ' - a
tainous cnaracter GI tne country, and tne tninness of the John Reed, Rea, fr'om Lamina. at St.'PetersbUigh.
quackery--is proved by the appearance uf the first nutn- , , East India, in bond llB- 2 0 0 -Is. 6d. V cwt. 024 G 0 2 6 1 508. 4, load'
and about 630 puns. of all descriptions have been sold, coinprising fine Daailea,
Population as compared with that of Enaland or Ireland, James Baillie - ilo do. MOLASSES, V cwt. 01 11 02 0 y
ber of the second volume of this most excellent and con- Leopeld, Dea:ices; and Henr'ietta..Benest, hence, at Autwerp. . . Jamaica, at 3s. 3d. 0 3s. Ca, and choice marks 35.• 81 per gallon, el„reser feet
it might reasonably be expected thattlthe expense, as West India, B. P l3- 1 6 6 -9s. V cwt. middling to fine Demerara, *a. Bd. 0 33. 3d.mer gallon, and common • • ''''''. • 01 11 02 0 J
stitutional periodical. The " Ccming- Crisis," " the • Francisca AlisLa Deddes • and Maria, Boer, hence, at Ilelvoet. OILS V 252 gals. American Pine 0 I 4 0 1 7. (59111
Leewards at Is. Mid: 0 Is. 110. per gallort.The traosactionsin Ries
coin axed with the revenue in Scotland, would far exceed Mirearet Ilishfi 41 1" '•'d R b t S mant Williams hence '
, a( , Limn ,an oer era, „ (lea
Preach Revolution, No. 2," and a review of " Travels of p . . i• - • 25 0 0 -25 10 0 are limited to a few tces. Carolina, at 17a.dith per ewt. 10s. 4, o
that of the sister kingdoms. Now, the very reverse is at Leeloorn. Seal, pale,
an Irish Gentleman, in search of a Religion," will am- Mail Rowett from Sydney New South Wales at Londen The small lot of 13 chests East India INDIGO brought to public Sale Quebec Oak ' tet
Whale, (without casks.).. 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 9 9 'OO
the case. The last returns upon the subject which we Parkheld; AWLS b 'dl4 1 1 d th' ' • a .
orn ay, passe o y lea .ts mornin,. and withdrawn, has since been disposed of at ss. 6(1.. Iff lb., all round. Birch
ply repay the readers of them. From "Turkey and , Linseed, 41, galton, o. tn.. 0 2 4f- 00 0 0 1 8 0 111 51. V load
saw shewed that the e f
xpense o the Irish Postoffice, as Pacific, for New York, hissed Holyhead at I past 1 p.m. yesterday. Rape, pale 026- 0 2 7 -A further advance of from 53. 0 7s. 6d. has been obtained for 42 PLANKS; 4p. foot of 2 inch.
Greece.," we subjoin an extract, regretting that our • do
illiain Russell, for Brazil, . do, at 7 . . chests SHELL LAC, and for Lac DYE there has been a better enquiry, Dantzie Deck
compared with the revenue, was exactly double that of w Olive, V 252 gals.. •. 00 4 0. 044 £44 Vrl ales.
space will nut admit of having recourse to the other ar- S I d i ' E l d I -
cot an , ant even in ng an tle expense was 31- per Snowd
Archer, for Puerto Cabello, do, at 6 wire, this day.
en, for Demerara, do, do. Gallipoli.. 56 10 0 -57 00 1 £B. Bs. and 60 chests are reported at Is. 29d. 0 Is. 9d. V lb., the fonner price American Pine
being paid for the mark M.N., and the latter for various good marks. DEALS, V standard hundred.
0 o 29 o 0 2t m 6i, 0-0'
ttcles. Sicily, fac 5l 0 0 -52 0 0 I V 252 galls.
cent. lii her than in this coentry. The Irish discrepancy SAILED :-Franeis, Heath, for Boinhay-Venue, Sunderland, Elsi- Palm, 4fe ton
'te''
"The character and conduct of Mahomed have been cempared g Louisa Goodday, -New York-Great Britain, French, do- PEPPER Vlb at £7 12s. 6d. and II 15s. per cwt.-The business in SALTPETRE this Do. White 14" 0 0 00 0 - - t 423
with that of Peter Me Great, and there are many circumstance 3 is doubtless to be accounted for, in part, by the notorious !hare-- _.. , . ._ .. _„ _ it . _
..,__ , _. e , •
riorence, amita, uo-uamitton, nen, uoston- oreaa. tee twig: Bieck, la bond 0 0 31- 00 31 week has been quite trifling. Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0 £l9 0
(4 resemblance ; the extermination of the Janissaries was simi- and profligate jobbing, which used to aecempany all pub- Brahestadt-liebe, Eastie, Sinyrna-Tacitus, Crandell, New Orleans White ..... .. . ... 0 0 51- 00 7 1 Is. per lb. Daewoons.-The demand has rather revived,. and sales mule in Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 14 10 0
..___.------a--•-/
lar to that of the Strelitz, and the reforms to he introduced and lic business in that kingdom ; but no doubt a large por- -Pandora, Cowsn in, New foundlana-Louis Constant, Simons, Os- PIMENTO, IP lb it; bOnd. 0 0 44- 0 0 44 sd. V lb. Campeachy Loewoon to the extent of 200 tons, at £7 10s. o£7 153., +
tile ditficuitiee to be surmounted, were alike in both countries; tion of the Scottish sa%;ing has arisen from the d fi ..
t
e cite], tend-Sharon, al•
Sir William W Manus, Portland-Devereon, Elington, Qaebee- ' QUER. BARK, cwt.
allaoes Hannah, da-Nehennati, Hutton, St Andrew. NewYorls 5O tons ot St. Domineo, at £6 12s. 6d. o£6 155., small parcels of
Jamaica at £6 2s. 6(1.'0 I:6 lOse; a cargo consistine of 130 tons of FOREIGN MAILS.
....--'a
lint in many points the Sultan seems to have the superiority. 1 0 8 6 - 0 9 6 --Bd. v act. Ho
accommodation furnished to the l PI t ff.t •
peop e. en y o as s • Philadelphia. good Lirna NICARAGUA VVOOD sold at .Ci 9 10s., andesmall parcels at
I-i-W was less qualified by education, his orientalists' was more . PLACES. I
P-221141 '
In illustration of this might be furnished, by merely stat- RICE, 4P' cud. in bond. 1'22 G L 23 per ton, 20 tons of Rio de la , llache at £2O ; a few
SUNDAY, 7th July.-Nooe, Wind S.W.-Rain.
• h- nge he never lett hie. own country to see the
tsaatiguant to c 4 , - Carolina
e France ) ,Monday+, T 4 a-
Manners of litherk; his conquest over earlyprejudices and pre- ing the nature of the Postodice communications bet Ween ARBIVED:-Flora„ Rooderkirk. from Rotterdam-Remke, Ott- East India. Ol2- 0 16 0 -IR 4.V cwt. ton.--1 he cargo of TURPENTINE arrived last week, Consisting of 05
1•1---- Malta. (ria France ) e wbursuaish,
pessessiont was therefore proportionably greater and seemed this town and some other places in the West of Scotland, manes, Dordt-Catherina, Van Dam, do-Louisa Maria, Gamble, SALTPETRE, 41a met l7- 2 2 0 -6d. V cwt. brls„ was brought to public sale on Tuesday, and sold at lls. 6d.; the Italy Sicily Sardi'nia, and TurkeY J sate w
some intuitive illumination, rather than the calculations of his and particularly with Ir l d S • •
ean . ome y ears ago the Post-
, Gallipoli and Plymouth. SUMAC, V cvd .. 070-0. 14 0 -Iss 4sa cwt. principal part of the cargo was new Turpentine; '350 brie. of another S min ' llo,l'
reason or experience; in fact he was a Turk, and had to refbrin office could urae i b 1 If f • .1, •
a,n e la o its c,atin to be the exclusive Elizabeth, V
% inder, hence, for Newfoundland, was spoken 20th SPIRITS, ,ir 'imp. l b I
ga . oni ..
May,. in lat. 48, long. 49, leaky, with loss of head and mainmast BRANDY, Cognac. 0- 00-0 0 0 1 parcel were subsequently sold at the same price.-No sales of Amen- doll d
an and the Netherlands . - MeutiOssa
can TAR, which continues scarce and in demand; there are several • eras
Turks, which the examples of centuries had proved to be the 225. 6d. V• gall. arrivals of Stockholm Tar, for which the holders require 145., but the Germany, Switzerland, Denmark Prussia, Rus- 1 Th
carrier of letters, that it offered a more speedy and secure Sprang. GENEVA 0 0 0- 0 0 0 3 ea, and the North of E '
urope.
mOst difficult, dangerous, and hopeless attempt that ever was 'Crusader, Smith, hence, at St Petersburgh. Rum, Jam. low*. 0. P.. _ - - trade have not yet come forward to gtve this -price.-There is more Por.tugal
made hr man. In his personal character, too, he seems stye- conveyance than any other medium of communication. a„dy Dotarlas, Cocks, from Trinidad, at Deal. 10 to 11 - _ enquiry for Montreal Pot ASHES, and 330 brls. have' been sold at 245. Sweden and Norw sr Thuoda al
rior to his. great archetype. He ,neter indulges in intempe. Such, however, is no longer the ca-se, and the claim to Lady Eleanor, which sunk in Wyre water on the llth ult., after 12 to 16 02- 0 2 7 0 a4s. 6d.• the sales have consisted principally of seconds ; for Mon- c •ii l a'
st ra tar • beNreis
rince. He has so far approximated to European- habits that he monopoly nuw rests upon far inferior erounds. Steam- great exertione, has been lifted, anh is now in safety. 18 to 20 OO- 0 0 0 9s. <lt* imp. treat Peal:l Ashes the demand is limited, but 100 brls. have found maita and the Mediterranean 1 Mondaa sof
sils at a table, uses a knife and fork, and:has no scruples about boats ' tl ' C b P
go ,roth us to amp elton in six or seven hours, eAtLsD:-CassiOpea, 31• Go wan, for Valparaiso-Amity, Scott, Stronger . O2B- 0 3 0 Gallon. buyers in the course of the week at 265. e 2Gs. (hi. No business done Madeira Azores Canary & Cape de Verde Islchaie first Ter ot
•11,
in States' Ashes.-QUERCITRON BARK is dull of sale, and very feW • 00
Choice
Caking a glaSs of wine, particularly Champagne, which he pie- Bordeaux. e Janeiro and Brazils ' 1 every
roo
transactions bave.occurred.-Nothing done in CLOVERSEED or FLAX-
} th
w iereas e post takes three days. A merchant in Gree- Leeward, common..
uenos eres, on evi eo, u a are ere ... 1 epfor all
fers • but this is' done in strict moderation, and never produces • Stronger 0 2 7- 0 3 2 J SEED.-No alteration in Bess' WAX or 1-1
.-- -IDES, HORSE HAIR, Neu- Jamaica the Leeward Islands and Bahnmas e day - .•
tlie. 'brutal and bhiody ferocity of Peter's braudy. lie never nock may send by steam •boat to Belfast an order for MONDAY, Bth July.-Noon, Wind N.-Fair. SUGAR, 4e• cult. tria or Chinchilli Sexes, there are again no sales to report.-100 tons Certh s'' and L G ' •*• 1. e'ru• 'iNN'eciriescri'a .
obliterated the feelinas of nature in his heart and sacrificed an goods, have his order eXecuted, and the articles in his Anetven:-Justinian, Keay. from Bahia-Galatia, Cooper, Nese 1110sc-ovAno, B. P. Duty paid. Dutch OAK BARK were sold at .C 5 2e. 6d. G£s 10s. per ton.-TolLecco dorth
a_Axxrica a uayra ..rst „„ e
' every alhaa
only son, as if he hatfieeen a common malefactor: on the con- warehouse, before a letter sent by post can have reached York-Isaaella, Anderson, Lundyson, Dantzie-Wellingend Laurenta, Dry brown - 9 6 211 0 1 has continued in fair demand, and the sales amount to about 230 hiuls.; Leeward Islands and Demerara !wise
} Tuesday „,,,
trary, he is a fond and affectionate father, and in time very B if. t s l . 1• • . Swart; and Johanna Gertrude, Fierus, Durdt-Ilarmonie, Deekles; Middling s-2 12 0 ---, 214 6 245. V cwt. consisting of 10 hltds. of Virginia leaf, 9.5 of Virginia and Kentucky • .
Jamaica St Domingo and Havannah
, NNW"- el' '
third ri,e hi, 0
ti ' •t• •
eas . o ong as tus is le case,' is preposterous to and Helena, Bok, Amsterdam-Frowena. Pybes ; and Two Sisters, Good do. to bright-. -2150- 2 16 0 I stemmed, to the home trade, 38 of Virginia leaf, 15 of Kentucky stem- • ' '
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras - in everY -
tornpest and whirlwind of his various excitements, he is said to med, for Ireland, 16 of Virginia leaf for exportation, and 55 of Virginia,
Fine to verr fine 2 17 0- 3 1 0 a •
have behaved to his family with uniform calmness and gentle- suppose that people w ill n
•• ot avail themselves of the im- eurie, It -
ntenkun-Antonio, Lange, Ostend-Emily, Breadhing„ Dun-
kirk-En, raid, Davies Smyrna-Visiter, -, Measina-Ploush, Havana, in b6nd. with 20 of Kentucky stemmed,- have been taked by speculators. sr fliSI.
PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE, AT LLOI,-
ness. - proved conveyances which the post-office disregards. In M'Cartv Stranraar-M;;r• d I Tall J P t Wrll'• m-Pearl,
ean sa .a, ones, or iia Brown 1 1 0- 1 2 0 ' MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-BalmsToem continnes to de-
," Who then can contemplate such a man and the nation he nine cases out of ten the evasion does not arise from a Covc• ; Ll'ird, Green ; and Susan, Codner, Charleston: Yellow 1 3 0 1 5 0 cline in price, some sales having been made this week at £l3 per ton, Friday, July 5,183 W
-0, sa../
ite reforming, without the deepest feelings ot• iuterest arid sym-
~
desire to save the postage but becauSe people can have ALI° Arrired:-Cyrns, 131 air ; and Ilenry, Howes, item Yarmouth White l6- 1 12 0 635. 4r cwt. and the market aery heavy.-For SumAc there continues a limited LONDON AND LIVERPOOL OUTWARD. I g ->,,-0
• Brazil brown bond Ol7 0 019 0 I demand, and the prices are with difficulty supported.-Nothing Worth TO _
___.....-- •,-;. V'',o
i -Catherine and Marv, Riehards, Poole-Concordia, Balt, Dartmouth ea mase
psehy ;he has brought. his subj eats. to that state when they are their business done so much sooner b •
y other channe s, _ Yellow- 1 0 0 1 20 ' 1 notice done in MADDERS, and the Only' transactions reported in Jamaica
about to pass from an Asiatic to- a European people, when the i Ho adon Castle Caisiday, Annan-Hope Jon - • d J •nes Hohnea,
~ cs , an a,
I • L ost-office avail it- If of these Gelder, Ist f 'l*
taan tle mad. et• the p • • „, eo , lan. White l2- 1 7 0 J MADDER• Rota§ are 70 bales French at 51s. 0 545. per cwt.-No sales After Ist August
almost. impenetrable wall of separation which divided them is East India, in bond. of iniportance have been made in Aueoas or CREAre of TARTAR.- Leeward Islands', Deinerara & Berbice 25 0- 0 0 20 (3.-- . 0
niarly broken down, when by the providence of God, the lights eonveYances, which. are found so convenient to the pub- Venus, Butters, hence, at Revsl. Brown. The business done in OLIVE OIL has been limited, but prices are sup _ After Ist August
• Elizabeth Gillesmie Carson hence at Lie.bau. / 0 0 0- 0 0 0 325. SP' cut. b- a
•
they are every day receiving may change, not only their views lie, and let some effirieet steps be taken to retti'ove all Yellow ported; the sales of the week are 30 tuns, at £56 10s. 0 £57 for Honduras , 40 0,-- 50 a 50 is- 0", 0
.. • . • Grecian Young •. 'Providedsia S'el me lb e, - Jupher, Beileke • White 216- 3 a o Galippli, £54 for Trieste, £5O 0 £5l for Spanish.-Small parcels- Of New York, Boston - 25 o. 20 ii„..v"..vi 0
of civil policy but of religion, and they might finally become Suspicion of mail-conveved letters being perused bY post Ajax, Clas'sen ; Niertha, Fituttc'te:- Newt Unttaunrehm -1 Ke eff• Fre'
unt a
-,.• ' . --- TA LLOW, se cwt. fine VALOIS IA have brought £l7 per ton, hat the general demerit' is
.Charleston, Savannah 2O 0--; 25 0 V) e_...- ss 0
, -
Members. of the great Christian family ; but just at this critical masters andeheir clerks, and few will be sent past thein • derica, Reimer; Fre. Fredrica, Brandt; and Colum us, hal k 1
- ---Una--°,' Peteraburgia Y. C 2 8 6- 2 9 0 very dull.-Smell sales of male SEAL Om coatintie to be made Poem Havana , 3s_ 0- 45 0 40 hes' us 0
ninment, a horde of barbarians from Africa, whose devastations ' hence, at Elsineur. Soap..., 000_ 0 0 0 13s. 2d. V cwt. the quay at out eXtreme quotatiota-Coe, On. remains without altera- Canada 25 0- 30 030 '' u 0
tr es thee defeCtS continue the rev
but so ion, , ._ e * .. enue of the Rebecca, Koper, hence, at 11,mliroa
afteailv in• Greece were so dreadful and ferocions, that they may TAR, Amer. #: br1.... ..... 013 0-0 14 0 tion ; about 30 tuns Halifax have been disposed of.-ItAre On. is in British North America - 23 0 .0 as..°-- 05i, D
boast, like Attain, that no grass ever , grew- in the track: they Post-office will continue to fall off. So far, however, from' Garland, Murray, hence, off Charleston. Stockholin - 014 0-; 0 0 0 15s. Vl2 barrels. gOod request, and the price on the advante.-LitSsitato Om is steady, Newfouedland 2O 0- 2a 0 20 ~....- 6X 0
ineston -, front Africa for this port; was spoleen 30th of A t 1
leit behind them have threatened to hurl him from his throne, h
Le heads of the post-office attempting to retnedy any \K. -: ' -5 - 1 37 -a .rc umee 0136- 0 14 0 but rather less enquired fon-The transactions in PALM OIL extend Brazils,. •250-40 0' 25. aas, 4' I
Aar, in lat. la a one. a . CCO• th bond.
TOB A , . . ,
R. to about 200 tons:-On, of TURPENTINE continues in limited request, River Plate - 3.5 035"' 9 0
possees themselves of his country; and, as a natural consequence, such i
gr.evances, they Seetn to be exerting themselves, - The Rapid, Ilewit, hence for Bombay, was spoken 6th inst.; a 0 York and James iver. -In FLAx only the finest wualities entsaited for, but thiS description East Indies --, 00- 43 I()); Oh
obliterate the traces of his improveritente, and render the Turks : I
wit.] '7 al vortli I • b tt r . • ' ' miles W.S.W. of
a .e• t yoa e e cause, in inventing new Holyhead, returning to Liverpool; having sprung Low and Inferior.- .. 0 0 21- 0' 021 ii very scarce.-We reduce our ritiotations for HEMP, sales haying' Company's Shipe - 50 050 " "i
More Turks than ever. Happily these barbel ians. have been' • her foremast off Tuskar. Ordinary and mid 0 0 39,- 0 0 41 been made at lower prices.-Our extreme quotations are now realized Batavia 5O 0- 60 0 £3 -- it
ket shi s •
sources of annoyance. The par . p. between Liver- : A ship, about 400 tons, was discovered 12th May, sunk in 10 fa-
for the present stopped, and their designs suspended; but surely Fair to Fine ....... .... 0 0 5- 0 0 6 Mr TAaLow, the sto'ck here being very small. New South Wales - Go* o _i3 --
° #
ihis the interest of every Christian power that. they sheulti no-t
pool and New York, which eail four tithes a month, have thorns water, off Tortugas. She had apparently been under water two Stemmed... OO- 0 0 6. 'ea, ~ lb , • , Cape of Good Hope 35 0- 0o 35 °";;01140
ks. -3 0 0
30 0- 40 0 4' e
her renewed, that the shield of protection should lie held over been found of the utmost benefit to the Mercantile and
.we,,Cs, i • 0 • • • .1 I 4
hooner, a tout 8 tons, was seen 25th May, in lat. 40,, one. a, Kentucky and Reppa- 1 f • •'` •
hannock, Leaf: ..... 5 0 0 3- 0 0 41 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jutv 5. Africa
Gibraltar 2O 0- 0 0 20 he..°-- 53 0
this reforming Turk and his improving people, and the lights commercial. interests"Of bath countries; and of the British abandoned; with lbss of foremast and bowsprit, and a large hole in Stemmed. OO 3 0051 I Lima Valparaiso, &c 50 Osa 80 040 ea"- at 0
or civilized usages and feelings introduced among them should colonies of North America. The post-otlice has now in- her bow. Martaand.' - 0 0 8 J The demand for Cotton the first thfee. days of this week Was verY Malt;, Sicily, &c - 25 0 25 r.,_. I' 0
not be extinguished in Egypi•an darkness." . Mary Catherine, Jones, lamCe fin. New South Wales, was spoken c • a
Ana( tan 0 0 4 0 0 6 -2s. 94. 4fp ye, limited, add only about 4,000 Una, chiefly American, were sold, at a Smyrna and Constantinople 130 0- 0 0 30 ' hi 0
* - * * * * • • terfered to prevent the making up of letter bags at the 26th Jane, in lat. 40, 41, lone. 11, 50. • •
TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9
,6 -0 11 6 -4s. 4d. la cwt. reduction pf Id. 0 Id. V lls. on our .quotetions of Friday last. On Malaga 2O 0- 25 o 25 °- 0 a
"On the appointment of Capo D'lstrias to the government in
• North and South American Coffee-house for these con- • Virginian, Harris, hence for Ness York, wag spoken 23d June, in
lat. 45. lone, 26. VALONI As Der ton. - Si 015 - (5. 0 0
1928, the greatest hopes were entertained of the benefits he veyances, and the only channel which it can offer in ex- Natchez,'Reed, hence., at New Orleans, 25th May. WAX, BEES, Ir cwt. in bond.
African - 5 0' 0 -.E2'4e cm:. a considerable business has been done,- at the highest prices of last Western Isles, Cap
Week, for -American and Surat, and at an advance of Id. clita lb: in r(s
arebon, Oporto e Verds - 30 0 30 0 id 0
15 0- 20 0 15 e,_°•-; 9, 0
wOuld confeton it. His great experience-his acknowledged chang,e is a monthly packet by Ivey of Halifax, which Gerard, Boswick, hence at do, do. American
talents-his perfect knowledge of the Greek character, being, takes about double the tithe of anV of tlie American Henry, Spear, hence, at do, do.
10 0-- 15 0 e. era ,0 ,
himself a Greek,. but one whose mind was cultivated by foreign Plenter, Purdy. hence, at do 27th. -
Holland - 16 0 ' e, :1, ,„
a' t t dl' • 1 • "tl • t 1S;
v mie so. e iver ettels el iei a ew York or Mon- William Ewieh, • Barclay, hence, at Philadelphia, 13th June. ENGLISH STOOKS, Jupy 5. '
travel, and long residence in the capitals of Europe, particu- ' 1 sa • Hamburg, Bremen, &c. 76-10 0 1 ; 6.-..0 ,
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF, COTTON,
trea a commercial men, who know bow much de- Pocahontas, wC•st, hence, at do, 14th. Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent - 00 1 a..., , sO.
cularly St. Petersburgh, where he heal a high diplomatic siteme '• ' Arab, Ball, hence,' at do, do. 3 per Cent. Red. Anns £lOOO.. 891 89 9 From the 29th ult. to this day inclusive. Petersburg, Riga, Sec lO 0-. 00, 11 , oil' •
tion ; all these things gave him, Dot only great advantage over pends upon the promptitude -eof communieation between John Francis, Spencer, from London; at do. Ditto
• ' 0 to 0 • •
his less gifted. countrymen, but also excited in their minds a I
Liem and their agents or customers, no remarks are ne • Grafton, Thomas, hence, at New York, Bth June. 3 her Cent. Consols Anns 1000.. Shut. SALES:. IMPORTS.
Current ' -
reapect tor his superior acquirements. Above all, his great aessart. to point out the hard Ship and vexation Which Beverley, Lawson, hence, at-do, 10th. Ditto 5OO. Shut. Prvsly I This Prices of Thiis Prvsly ' LIVERPOOL INFIRMARV, Jurir 8. 11
ditanterestedness. in refusing a pension of 30,000 dollars which th Princess, Holmes, hence, at do, llth. 311 per Cent. Amis. (1818) 1000.. Nothing done. 0
iese arrangements must produce. They are in fact in- North America, Macy, hence at do, 13th.
~ a 03.. Nothing done. - DESCRIPTION. iiisYear Week this Day: Week. this Year DISCHARGED. ADM ITTEP• ,' i
was offered bias, was such an extraordinary instance of seif Ditto ,
tolerable, and if persist din will m 1-• h ••
e , aee t.e post-office be Washingtod, Thompson, hence at dti 14th 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Shut. --- -- ln-patients cured .. . .26 In-patients .• • ' '
denial in a Greek, as excited high ideas of his virtue in the Indian Chief, Will' h ' ' • *
iams, ence, at do, lath. • Sea Island Georgia_ .. 14556, 770 micia 24d Relieved and at own request . 5 Out-patienta . . •
- 3faier Cent: Reduced Antis loooa. gs i 0 • • 0
mintis of his countrymen. With these cireumstances in his fa- univer -mice - ' -
sally scouted asa nui, .. Greenock Advertiser. Dowson, Gowland, hence, at Quebec, sth tune. Stained Ditto 1490 120 81 -13 5496 216047 Made Out-patiente .. 2 Casual (lariat., aI. r• .• i
. Ditto 500.. 93 a
voar, he seriously applied himself to the amelioration of the Ardent, Hartgrare- hence, at do, 6th; New 31 per Cent. Arms lOOO.. 971, e Upland Ditto 189780 12060 81 -10 Irregular 2-1 the last week 20. P. ' . ,st'
' S country, and seems to have , had such great success, that all par- Margaret Miller Kenn hence at Quebec, 6th. Ditto - 91 Ilead
ick and Mr-
Will' P'tt B' tt 'h
.• ' '
The grave digger at-Kendal, last week, dug up in the church mam i , urne , cnce, at Gross Isle. Mobile 5 81 -93 0798 226695 Consulting Physician and Sur eon, Dr. Renvr ' . ~ ,
g ,
ties concurred in his'ineasures. His first act was an eaict is- 4 per Cent. Anns. (1324) 1000- 1021 1 lahch
sued from on board the British ship of war in which he arrived, ,aard there, a handsoine g•ord. ring; bearing the following inscrip. e„y
BroadOek, Murphy. from Pernembuco at London
an Me M - ' 1 Eld - * • *p
b h
aster ; an( on, Faddy; hence, at St eters urg . Ditto - 10-21 a New Orleans. - stie . Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby andatlr; l' a
Pernambuco ' sHous'e Visitors,- Mr. Gibbon and Mr. Rushtoa,
non :--" Our contract wae-heavetes. own act." It is now in . ' • , New 5 per Cent - l l'i 1 24368
directing the Greeks to lay down their arms ; and the alacrity Aricati & Ceara - 104 - 11 Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-House Surgeon, Mr. 1 •
17
with which, it was obeyed was an extraordinary proof of the in- the possession of Mr. Jas. Tebay.-Carliele Patriot. - - . Long Anns., exp. Jan. 5,1860.
Annuities tor 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10, 1859 -10 e 17569 s''''
fluence of his name add character. LOCAL COL RI'S B I 1.,0.--I heard Lord Eidon's speech against
IMPORTED . Ditto 9, Jan. 5, 1860
e' The country had just before been overrun by armed hands, the second reading of -this bill, and in every word that ,he tit- . ' Ditto 50
.• 2, Jan. 5,. 1880
'who having no fixed pay from an impotent and indigent. uovern-
s , tered against it I agree.. PoOr men will soon find (if this bill From the 281.4 June to the 4th July, 1833, inclusive, India Stock, div. 109 per Cent.
mcnt, paid themselves by-all kinds of outrage and plunder- of pass,) that the "cheap law" will be dear law to them. The bill
BY 1 Vessel from Africa; 1 Senegal, 1 Grenada, 1 Barbadoes, 'I South Sea Stock, dire. 34 per Cent
Demerara & Berbice 1640 40 10 -11 1779
the, peasantry. Every man who owned.a sheep was ohriged to calculated tergive the •,•ach absolute dominion over even the '
h.• • - . • 'Trinidad, 2 New York, 2 Charleston, 3 Savannah, 4 NeW Orleans, Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent
Ditto New A-enmities, div. 3 per Cent '' ' 1 Shut. Barbadoes 420 .ha, -- 91 • LIVERPOOL _TIDE TABLE..
„........../
watch it witii arms in his hands-the roads were covered with lives of the poor; tor it will enable.the former to strip.the latter Common West India 3496 81 -9e} 92 3377
3 per Cent. Annuities, ;1751) • Shut. . • s •Se'
of their very -beds and their clothing; In short, it is a bill to , . , ,
1- Mobile 2 Quebec. I Newfoundland, 1 St. Petersburgh, 1 Ram ii,ys. Mrn. Ern. W. 1 fiesttral ,
rohliers, so that no traveller could venture from town to town- India Bonds, 2S per Cent. • 32s 31s hes, Bahama 2O 9- 11 .
• - - add to the towers of wealth; and to din:wish the protection to yo.. 1! Gamla Carleby. 1 Waal, I Brahestad, 1 Hamburgh, 1 Dantzic, - Carthaeelia 1930 40 81 -0 ' 371 - ____- -___-_- ; • ro!,
the fields were waste, the houses in ruins, and the excesses et Bank Stock for Account, July.2l-, ' 2051 a 3 61 e 10.,,,a,'
reply. Whether' it wilt. pass, Ido not know ; and seeinh the 2- Ostend, 2 Dordt; 1 Groning•en, 1 Bilboa, 1 Messina, 1 Leghorn, 2 3 per Cent. Consols for Opening, July 24 .. .... 90t 90 Smyrna 260 81 -81 269 IL M. u, m. p. /. i
. .5 ~. 5111. ....,-,cv
the Grecian army after the battle of Navarino, and time (sepal- 2169 Tuesday .... 9 3 24. 348 12 7 I Venus rss
state of the whole concern, all the parts taken together it is not Zante, 1 Catania. India Stock for Account; July 246a 7 Eptian ...... .... .. 8910 250 111 - 124 * I•L4i. WI .e`
sion of the Turkk;, werers ore barbarous and haiassing than even ' Surat and Madras .... 52660 2260 -'64 - 71 14876 Wednesday-JO 414 441 11 10 1 Last Quarter, a 570
thiese Of Ibrahinhe Egyptians. Suddenly the face of things was perhaps. of Much consequence whether it pass-or not; that which EXCHEQUER BILLS. Bengal . 1370 51 - 6s 048 Thursday....ll 512 545 11 7 Jupiter roe
• 111 h
s ire°,
,O.
_ ito co ein et come lid • sianifi • 1 "n what man-
n2 u. , a it . c es htt e z £l,OOO
changed. The arms of-the-se wild soldiers were literally turned is doome` , Arsols
ier -Cobeett. Ash,e; ....... • ................................. ....brls. 617 500 s3e 545• pm• Demmara 5 this day. Saturhay....l3 729 8 0 12 4 Moon in conh et TIP
into plough-shares and reaping-hooks. As British travellers ' • . Small
. ,
- ' th-ottah the country they found the roads perfectly safe,
paesee . , War '
A sing occurrence took place a few days since at Lort9n: Bark hhds. -, serons, - -- - '
~
Advertised
I Wilson dr that dace Ir d three swarms of bees which Oak: tons, 273 573230 35560 11386 1 540055
and the peasant. with a perfect sense of security, tilling; his lir* • 1 • a • - . Commercial
d and settled on e. tree The usual means were ado ted
unite . . , ~ , 11 e . Peruvian hales, -- .
.
ground, or prunino his vines. Argos Napoli, and other ruined Betties - he
.a ard as man •as ossible were sa,'el • iodised in a'hve • but it BIRTHS. ,;. "f 0
towns, began to rise like Pheenixes irom their ashes; schools 1 ' ,/p • . -• 3 e I , Borax - FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JULY 5. The market on Saturday was quiet, the sales amOunting only to
was found necessaiv to put a raiser .under the hive to make On Wedn • " I - " • l'ar.• . 1/•
esday last, In Bla.ndford Place, Ree-ent s
wee established on enlarged and' enlightened plans, and the Brimstone..
___,,,, _
__„,e,,,,„ _ „5„„,,,,,,i ;„ „he „.„ . sufficient room for tlie exti aordinary number of bees thusincor- Cassia Memel boxem, - Attsteitin Boads, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per .0 Star.. " asr- a- ases.... --e en aI.M. flint-no elf ovf,nrna 1,...,......____1„,. fta 4•U‘s the lady of Thomas J. Thompson,- Estaeof a sen. _ ,_, ht. •

;•".rhe country, had just before been overrun by armed hands,
who having no fixed pay from an impotent and indigent govern-
ment, paid themselves by ail kinds of outrage and plunder of
the, peasantry. Every man who owned.a sheep was ob,iged to
watch it with arms in his hands—the roads were covered with
rolibers, so that no traveller could venture from town to town—
the fields were waste, the houses in ruins, and the •exceases of
the Grecian army after the battle of Navarino, and the fripul•
sion of the Ttnio;, werert ore barbarous and harassing than even
thbse of Mr:116111'S Egyptians. Suddenly the face. of things was
changed. The arms of.these wild soldiers were literally turned
into plough-shares and reaping-hooks. As British travellers
passed through the country, they found the roads perfectly safe,
and the peasant, with a perfect sense of security, tilling his
ground, or pruning his vines. Argos, Napoli, and other ruined
towns, began to rise like Phcenixes rom their ashes; schools
were established on enlarged and' enlightened plans, and the
arts of peace seemed so completely re-assumed in the country,
that many foreigners speculated on taking-land and building
houses on this beautitul and now -well established region.
Among these Sir P.-Malcolm, the English admiral in the Me-
diterranean, purchased an estate on the plains of Athens, and
sent the materials-of a new house from Mttlta, to he erected on
it ;- and several others whom we have personally known, fol-
lowed his example.
•* * *

A singular occurrence took place a few days since at Lorton.
Mr. Wilson of that place had three swarms. of bees which
united and settled on a tree. The usual means were adopted,
and as many as possible were safely lodged in a 'hive ; but it
was found necessary to put a raiser .under the hive to make
sufficient room for tlieextiaordinatv number of bees thus incor-
porated in one societv.--,Car/i,ie
GENIUS 'AND A PittsoN.---It was in prison that Boethius
composed his excellent work on the consolations of philosophy
—it was in prison that Gold Smith wrote•his 1+ icor of Wakeheid
—it was in prison that Cervan:es wrote Don Quixote, which
laughed chivalry out of Europe—it was in prison that Charles
1. composed that excellent work, the l ortraiture of a Christian
King—it was in prison that Grotius wrote his Commentary on
on Saint Matthew—it was in prison that Buchanan composed
his excellent Paraphrase on the Psalms of David—it was in
prison that Daniel De Foe wrote his Robinson Crusoe (he of-
fered it to a Bookseller for £lO, which that liberal encourager
of literature del:lined giving)—it was in prison that Sir Walter
Raleigh wrote his History of the World—it was in prison that
Voltaire sketched the plan and composed most of the poem of
The Henriade—it was in prison that Howel wrote most of his
Familiar Letters—it was in prison that Elizabeth of England
and her victim, Marv' Queen of Scots, wrote their best poems—
it was in prison that. Margaret of France (wife of Ilenry IV.)
wrote an Apoogy ler the irregularities of he? conduct—it was
in prison that Sir John Pettas wrote the book on.inetals, called
I'leta Minor—it was in prison that Tasso wrote serve of his
most affecting poems. With the fear of a prison how many
works have been written ?

A rzols.. boxes, —, cases, —, casks,
Ashes... brls. 617
Bark ....hhds. —, serons,
0ak.... tons, 279
Peruvian... bales, --
Berries -
Borax
Brimstone.
Cassia Linea
Castor Oil. . - has,
Cluv,-rseed.... ..... casks,—, bales,
Cochineal - bags, —, serons, 10
Cocoa brls, 23, bags, 195
Coffee;-13. P- tees. —, brls. 242, bags,
Foreign bags, —, bris, —, hhds,
Lpgwood• tons; 134
Fustic '•ons 117
Nlearag,na Wood tons, --
Barwood tons, 29
Carnwood... tons, --
Flax mats. 372, bales. 13G6
Flaxseed hhds —, Vs. 80, hags, 1158
Flour E. I. sacks, —, brls., 1125
Galls
Ginger barrels, 8, bags, 26
Gum csks, 149, bags, 180, tees, 3
Hemp bundles, —,bales,
Melt's, Cow and Ox ' ...no. 334, bales;
II orse Hair
Lemon Juice casks, 17
Madders
Madder-RoOts
Molasses casks'. 291
Monjeet
Olive 01 • jars, —, casks, 40
Palm Oil casks, 191
Fish oil. casks, 155
I'epper • robliins, —, bags,
Pimento, W.l brim'. —, boxes —, bags,
Piet. • tes. —, 4 test, -,-,' E. L bags,
Ile n bris. —, laid.% 6, puns., 18
Saltnetre - bags,
Ellen Lae . chests,
Sugar, P.P. hhds GIS, tees. 5, bags, —, boxes —, brls., 99
. Brazil, eases, —, 'has. —, brls, --
Sutra, frets 447
Tallow casks 200, skins,
Tartar , casks, ---
Tar
Tobacco, boxes, —, tees, —, hhds,
Tririi7erit
T`irpentirn
Vale oN • - bags, —, tons. 92
Wzgrtßees' casks: —, eases, ---
W gent.,. qrs. 1:00, minots-, 16100

FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JULY 5.
Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Cu., per £ Sten .
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent. 92i
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the .Acct ,
May 31
Columbian Bonds; (1824)6 per Cent., for the Acct.
May 31 221
Danish Bonds; (1825) 3 per Cent
Dutch 21 per. Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the
Acct., May 31
Greek Bonds, 5 per:Cent
Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the Acct ,
May 31 371
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent 5Bl 9
Ditto'Regency Scrip, 5 per. Cent 2l dis.
Russian Bold,, 18230 p...r Cent., £ St lOll
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., 3s. Id 93t.8
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent lBl t
Ditto, for the Acct:, May 31..
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the Acct.,
May 31
French Bentes, 5 'per Cent
Ditto, Exchange
French Bentes, 3 per Cent
Ditto, Exchange
Dutch, 24 pet' Cent., exchange 12 gull 4Ri I
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31...
Dutch, 5 per Cent •
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31...

"When Cep° D'lstrias arrived, he domed Pietro one of his
senators, as a mark of his esteem and confidence in such a man ;
but causes of distrust and dislike soongrew up between them,
so that the old man wished again to return to his own home,
and the enjoyment of his don-.estic habits. But this the presi-.
dent would not assent to. • There is a law, by which a senator
cannot absent himself from the seat of government, and he en-
forced it in thfs instance. Pietro, however, unused to such re-
straint, left Napoli, in h:gh disdain of the president's authority
to prevent him—he was arrested ontheroad, and cast into a dun-
geon in the. fortress of the Palimedes, where he. was Aletained-a:
prisoner for-many months, notwithstanding thetizitcrfercnce of
friends, and the ivarnings of enemies to liberate him.
". Among those who were mosti-indignant at this treatment of
the, venerable patriot, were his surviving son and brother. The
former was one of the most beautiful, aecompiished, and amia-
ble mess of modern Greece. Elegant in his dress, comely in
his_ person, polished iu his -nikinners, and his natural talents
improved and cultivated by various acquirements, h&was looked
upon with respect and admiration by his countrymen .and en-
deared to them by the kindness of his disnosition, and the in-
tegrity of his heart; and this was the young man who wairdes-
tined to be the It armodius of his country. Among the tra its. of
character. whiter, through the various vicissitudes of centuries,
have yet remained unchanged in the people of Greece, is a feel- -
ing,..tbat•the removal of .a tyrant par fax ant nef ad. is, a duty,.
,ml the are sauctitined by the cad. Even the precepts.
of Christianity .N'innot alter this heathen feeling, and the, sword
of .the assassin who effets. it is still in their imagination
wreathed vritit.a.gerland or flollars.
"-Al the diat4 al,thopiesident• hats not been cletailod,.we
lieve, by any traveller, who was present yet it, we will here give.

TUE criEsirmE MAN.

ConsIJME rnan set sail for gpain
To deal in nu'rchanilize;
No sooner he arrived there

COURSE OF EXCHA

Amsterdam f l 2 3}
Do at sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp • • l2 8
llhrubing M es. Rm...
Altana
Paris three days' sight 25 85
Do. ...
Bourdeaux do s 26 10
Frankfort cn the Main . • 151-
Petersburg 4, rouble .... 10
Berlin • ..cur. doll.
Vienna, Ef. 2m. 10 6
Trieste. ditto
Madrid
Cadiz , 37

91i $ i i i

A Spaniard he espies,
Who says —you Et giid, here!
Rich fruits and spices fine,
Our land prodi.ces twice a ycar—
Thou'st no such fruits in thine.
The Cheshire man vent to the hold,
And brought a Clef lire cheese;
Spatildt dog,behola
ihou'st no Stich fruit's tir tt,eee.
Tour land produces /wire a ?gar,
Rich fruits ,tuid•spice, you zap
-Buf such ax saw ity harilis do hear.,
Our lands give lulce n *qt.! •
Chratur nos:cult:

GE, LONDON, JULY 5.

Bilboa. • • 34
Barcelona 3lii.
Seville 36i
Gibraltar (per hard • d 01.).. 47
LeghPrn
Genoa - • 2 5
Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.) 47
Milan, 31'
Naples
Palermo ir 0z...119f
Lisbon-
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro 3B
Bahia - • • • 3l
Dubliti 21 days' sight li.
Cork do li

Monday Evening, July B,fh,
The market on Saturday was quiet, the sales amounting.
2,500 bags, at the previous day's quotations ; and in the each
this day; thete were no symptoms of extreme business—bu 7
day advanced Several speculators came into the market, at
about 3,00(1 hags,—the total sales being 5,000 bags; at the
rates of last week.
Arrived-2 New York, 1 Pernambuco, and 1 Bahia.

only to
part of
as the
d took
‘xtrenie

LIVERPOOL CUR

JO'
BIRTIIS. t 1, „
On Wednesday last, in Blandford Plaec, Tfegent's Par-. ~
the lady of Thomas J. Thompson. Esq , of &son, ~,,,, A.
On Saturday last, the lady of the key. W. Poctledge, -- .3,
son. T 13" i 0
MAR R lED. John 1
flter
On the Ist inst., at Rougham, Sufrolk, the 11,v. .1.0" ..daug el
sennose College,-OxfOrd, to Lucy Brook, the second eleld
Robert Bevan, Esq. of Georg Rookery. ,Tharle.'o liPtio
On the 2d inst., at St. 's; Hanover-square, '-' 5-, la
son of Admiral Stirling', of Woburn Farm. Chertsey, Stirt%x,
~
Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Harrison, Esq. of Heath 133 -fte ,
a Jo
county of Chester. , t. at' ' oti
On Wednesday last, at the Catholic Chapel, Seel-s,ree , :‘lf;ie l
wards at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. N. Robinl'of l' to
,
Sandy, late of Lincoln, to Mrs. 'Mary Robinson. wid° IV ft
Mr. Thomas Robinson, painter and glazier. strn,4,o.
On Thursday last, at St. Mary's Chapel, EdirtPod" theeet,,, ' ids
Rev. Rev. T. Fisher, and afterwards at St. Ann's Church, bYs,tet ~,
Blundell,. Mr. Geoige Fendler, to Mary, youngest daiW" i IP,
Richard Fisher. gi,e Saa°
On Friday. last,. Mr: Joseph Marples, saddler, to 1‘..--
ginbotham, both of Ashton-under-Lyne. 1,
DIED. Tirri6;
On the 20th ult., aged 53 years, Mr. James Syriond'.s.oe ot
On the 29th ult., in the 82d year of her age, Mt % "lane.
wife of the late Mr. John Tipping, hair-dresser, Par- d'
sallyirespccted lty het friends and acquaintance. fl° 'O.
lle 11'
On Monda3,- the Ist inst„ aged 60, Mrs. Warclall. ecta,;_it'
On Tuesday last. at the house of'her.father, BradshaviLitcr A' vi,
aged 30, Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchin, wife of Mr. Cliristov,
~_. 11,
coinession-agent, •of this town. . . fJr 0
On Thursday last, at Wavertree, Sarah, third ila ugbter ° IV°
Cain, of thiS'ttithi; '
Franceys, ol
On Friday,.l. this town."A• Mall, the second daughter c,l. the latt'3ll.'

N TRADE, JULY 8.

The Corn Trade, since Friday'
pecially for Wheats, in the value o
teration. Holders of Oats, Oatme
There is leas inquiry for bonded arl
W nrzr, per 70 lbs s d s d
Irish red (old) 5 5 rcTil 7 0
Do. red 1832: 6 6 .. 7 9
Do. white 1832 7 6 .. 8 0
Canada fold)._ 0 0.. 0 0.
Do. 1832 8 3.. 9 4
Dautzic 7 0 .. 8 0
Stettin &Wismar 7 0 8 0
Odessa f,soft)..., 7 0 7 6
Russian.
Foreign (inhond) 0 0 .. 0 e
OATS, per 45 its
Irish (old), 2 4 .. 2 5
4.. 2 7
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
BARLEY, imp. mea.
English 3O 0 .. 32 0
Irish, 60th 3 6 .. 4 6
Foreigp (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0

's market, has been languid, es-
>f which, however, there is no al-
eal, and Flour, ask full prices.—

MALT, imp.mea.. s d s (.1
English ro 0 .. 55 0
Irish. 45 . .. 47 0
BEANS, English... 33 0 .. 36 0
1ri5h...... 30 0 34 0
Foreign ... 33 0 .. 35 0
PEASE, Whiti` .... 35 0 .. 0
FLQPII, per 72t;0 Its
Irish. (new) '39 6.. 43 6
Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto.. 32 0.. 36 0
Do.. (in bond) 1& 0 .. 26 0
OATMEAL, 240ibs.
Irish, (ol'l)
Do. .(1632) 22 6..
RICE, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt:) l5 0 .. 18
East India
FtAx SEED, hhd 0 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, JULY 8.
s. d. s, d.
0 9 pet 20 tb:
O 4i -
• '3l --
O 0 --
O '2i
2 0 per 90 lb
I 8
O 0 per toll..
0 0 --
o 4) ---
7 0 -

,
.1, ',ie..
Liveniool.::—Printed every Tuesday and Friday inoruf:As.l2iivii:w
buildings, John-street, and published at the STAPAli;rderg!se'el!,
7, High-street, •Exehairge, by SA;muizi. 1),a10,0,;*1 Co.
vertiseme,ots are received by Messrs. Newton all'
‘. II rook Ca' r
square'; Barker, Flret-street'; Deacon and CO- 116' -),„ere,',;(l)ty
Ohancery-lane•;' tiarrovray's •at the LundC,6tTo-friii;
house, Jenisaleni Coffee-biniSe. 11)
Cotre.e-hnuSe, Paternoster-nits North find •South
.house-, 'fitre,ula,ectl*-street ; .0
street: LOndon ; Messrs. J ohn4on:irnd Co: 'gr. pia'
Glasgtrw.; Mr. Sowkr, "Manciicsufi,,, ref
. Bookaelter,-WarriAllon ; Lind- Mr: Clarko4.

Hay' 0 7' to
Straw, Wheat 0 32
Oat 0 3
Varley...-. ... . . ..... 0 0
lantsS,'Cloyer, awl Vetches.. 0 2
Potatoes. - . - 1 S
' Cattle Potatoes 1 4.•
;Ttirnip; • 0 0 ..
Carrots
AlainleWorile 0 0 ..
Manure,