The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-05 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST SHIPPING NE

The Pedestrian, Wm. Bell,Lair°rYiv4e'sd FonirsthoePcsl"thkbSeta°lbliirt:'
Liverpool at St. Petersburg. On the 4th the CresSerketery
fillon, and the Wassilig Welleky, Wulf, sailed from t
burg for Liverpool. piberli
'1 he Maria Brandt., Grotru, arrived on the 30th SePte
Archangel from Liverpool. 00"
The Ilenriette, Kramm, sailed on the 22nd ult. fro°
of
mund for Liverpool. 801
The Dart, from Leghorn to Liverpool, was spoken
,„m, sii•
off the Gut of Gibraltar.
The Friends, from Denia to Liverpool, was spoken 7"-teer
in lat. 48, long. 7. 2.5 th pc
The John and Edward, Melhuish, sailed on the
from Cuxhaven for Liverpool.

THE O'CONNELL'TRIBUTE:
WITH A SONG (NOT) FROM THE BEGGAR'S 000'

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Whilst the citizens of London are conspiring in ct 1,14 or
pay taxes to the King, the lieges of Dublin are asseoe out 4
parishes to levy tribute for DanieL The sound is gol, sopo
the begging box, and forthwith, as swarms of bees at
of a bell, the parishes are gathering.

St. Audeon's—St. Gudgeon's—
St. Bridget's—St. Fidget's—
St. Andrew's—St. Laurence O'Toole's--
St. John's and St. Mary's—
St. Vitus' Vagaries,
And the parish like-wise of All Fools ;

St. George and the Dragon.
St. Molly O'Flaggon,
(If such in the calendar b'
St. Luke's and St. Thomas,
Saint Pie-crust-and-Promise—
St. Nicholas Without and Within:

With about half a score
Of Saintesses more
For the National Tribute have started;
All proving the rule
Which says that a fool
And his money are easily parted.
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It is a usual complaint with your patriots that -ee is O
impoverished country, and her population the P°)rene o'o
world. Now, if the readiness to part with money for
00 eer,
received be a proof of its abundance, there is no place blicos
where money seems a greater drug. It is as plentY le it °t,
berries at Michaelmas, if a man knew how but to whee is;
of their pockets. Dan, indeed, has only to hold out "
r;
and the rhino comes down in a golden shower. if, se of
Well, since beggary has so high a sanction in bin:Owego,
Le °tight to take care that provision be made for hie witioov
of the wallet; and either for shame give up his oPetbstio
the poor laws, or through honest impudence laroclanue, to
thinks himself the only pauper in Ireland who deer
put on the parish.—Dublin Evening Mail.

'IIOPC,"/
A gentleman in an inland county has made, and is still
the tip
the experiment of letting small portions of land to boYt to eio,
of poor but industrious people. They are taught b°"sele of
plant, and rear all kinds of vegetables usually IT I 0 Vin ii 3 his. e
they pay a small rent, and the residue is their own- obe t
0060
course, materially assists their parents, and at the j,
enables them to obtain clothing, &c. The ground i
cCi 1,10,401
chiefly at odd hours, in the morning and evening;anolekest
vantages are thus obtained—the boys obtain a 13"
„on"
gardening, and they are kept from mischief. The
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has succeeded to admiration.—Brighton Gazette.
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INQUISITIVENESS.—Two Scotchmen met the flier
0010
one of the bridges of Glasgow--one of them having i° alsl,ed
a very handsome fowling-piece—when the followini,, od
ensued :—" Ode, mon, but that's a bonnie gun." "
is it." " Whar did ye get it ?" " Ovrre bye there. ,„0
wha is it for ?" " D'ye ken the Yeditor of the Glair a
raid F" "Ou, aye." " Wed, it's no for him." t
Obi 1.
The opportunity has been seized of the hon. M talre_ar
Whitehaven's presence amongst his constituents, t° to red
consideration the best means of enabling that port dire
pate in the advantage of a free trade to the Enst h at° eir
China. A public meeting was holden on WednesanYtt'terrooei
th e
eet
Mr. M. Attwood was present, when it was determine p
rialize the Lords of the Treasury to permit goods, buo
of, and imported from those countries, to be No' ,fro,f
Whitehaven.—Carlisle Patriot. • ..,to
Gustavus, the ex-King of Sweden, has at last ell7gitil/til
the obscurity into which he had fallen, and ap”are.i.e lii7ets it
fore the world, as the author of a against t;is,joo7oo'
of the press, published at Aix-la-Chape e. e%:,„ 10 C
ur!grateful, 'for the press has always been open to 1"1-etiller,''
the
tries free from censorship, whenever he wished to aPP free j.ilg
public, and he has frequently taken advantage of thn'releetesr
He now, however, wishes the public journals to-he,hey 'lib( ill
a complete nullity for political purposes, and that
be limited to the publication of ordinances and nei‘ief'oer„,
Swedes peruse these lucubratious of their quondam aria srs
will find reasons for congratulating themselves more„y totitil4
on the expulsion from the throne of this avowed enen-sei
lic liberty, who has neither learned nor forgotte- eelr
during his misfortunes.—French paper.
Lusus NATURE, OR SIAMESE LAMBS.-011.1hd-r,,6Miel:lf?
ing last, Mr. Thomas Teasdale, of the Shakspearby
brought to our office a singular production, create" aKO
those freaks of nature which baffle both naturalists an wooresit,
pliers. The head and neck were a portion of 'Mew I'llo4'
former badly shaped, the neck enlarging much ',two beo111:
where there are four perfect legs, two in front MAL:tithe It
At the shoulder the substance divides, and behind W70040,1'
of two lambs are perfect and separated from ea'
four hind legs and every other part in proportion. s oitre
are both tups, or of the male species, and veauck foes bet
faced•ewe, at Sandford, a small hamlet midway it, Ofir,
pleby and Brough. The time for parturition sefls se ea,io6o;
been completed, as it or they appear to be the usual tbe(
mountain lamb when first yeaned. The shape, °f es
when it stands before you, would remind the far'-a sso'eto
stitch harrow, having a small pig snout or long pointeof tti je
continues to increase in breadth to the'extremitY „g
bodies.— Westmoreland Gazette. eor
ST. PETERSBURG, October 11.—The failure 0-f tbc tt- • rf
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our southern provinces has been long known, ml 1:0044
harvest in the districts which may be called the gr to heori,
the northern parts of Russia, has been ascerfaillel:o
cient in all descriptions of grain. The account,' aibitedise
ceived from many parts of the interior arc truly to, 41101
At Rybinsk on the `Volga, our principal mart for god s'ikl,44
of rye, wheat, flour, &c., are higher than with us, lee iOri`,"(
on hand were being purchased to forward still fat the to
interior. The old stocks are of interior quality, a'rastf
of all food advancing, the only hope of the poor fa.,t, °rode,'
fore, left is either in the landowner remitting his rei"osser to,"
sistance from the government. Here, where the, et°
of people exist principall on black bread awl, ty,silaci
potatoes, comparatively, forma small portion 01,. tlie,tie)
a failure in the produce of grain is attended wit"ioeAr
eat misery, and which the government are endeavourer
by every means in their power, and have thus I.)! 1",-ses
to open the ports for the free admission of all Frai!ti.tebolftp
tunate that the harvest in the lower Baltic nistr•ith
abundant, as we may expect to be well supplied w1,d10,,t „i
plus Corn as soon as the spring is sufficiently advamaeros,',oo
of shipments. We are experiencing an active„ tbePtA.
Wheat for the interior, and we have only 40,0"'" 1;.°,20b4
Kubanka and 30,000 tschets of soft Wheat in Loc°-it at 0,1p;1
is held at 31s. Id. to 31s. 9d., as in quality; s(ti *sith°o,'d
Orlowsvher winter Wheat has entirely failed, ant tesocpet/
ports of foreign Corn of similar quality; a gtotastsiteo
article will be experienced. We have scarce*? -7/or,.."'erit
Rye. The last price paid was 255. 3d. to 2fise an.26s. n'sdo4
bar delivery to Finland, as well by many inillers,ets 1
offered in vain. Of Barley 12,006 to 13,000 tsch babe
btl
sary to meet the consumption of our brewers.,
11'0040
quality is readily taken by them at 235. 11d.; lmer,ot
19s. 11d. to 22i. Ed. Of Oats we do not at pre'-are,f;p•dr
plies, although the demand is extensive,- one°, t`•
advancing, and may be quoted at lis. Ild. to latila
quality. Foreign Malt is here unknown, but vr°
chasers if offered on moderate terms. ote")
(ADVERTISEMENT.)
SHOOTING GALLERY.—Mr. Warren's schooltlgilticlitel,e'ffiriflrr
the young idea how to shoot," bet to instruct vonstbto
in the art of taking the surest aim with " pistok slsitj
derbusses, or guns' continues to ba-, welt atteo-then ,11
men, and others who are desiroas.eff eeonornisioitev doolstiet
nition, and shooting to some fpierpose—when ttbito- c:l,se/s,
whether the. game be a fowl of the air or a fool n` ate t o'l
teach the fair how to shoot would he a work of 04. 1,0 iv
as nature has not only supplied them with sonetiva:olle tafti;
them to shoot with unerring aim. Mr. Warren aPrsgiovilo
understand the science of shooting, and we i'‘te teal
scientific knowledge of his weapon is' as necessaillaPt-s.
man as to the soldier. His premises are, well nl gr
purpoee, and, st night, are well illtiaainated with a