The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-05 00:00:00

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.of Ibrahira i thence the was what ia termed a grumbler, and therefore . could not be a
mastery of -Constantinople by Russia.- There she is now e - and good seaman. .-,,,,,..l.''bippittg,lnteltigencr. LONDON 7 PRICES .C7pueßsdßayE,NZiy, , - . -
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---,POP— the prayer of Catharine is completely fulfilled. : The captain, third mate,and the surgeon of the -vessel corro- - .
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TO A YOUNG LADY. -.NV ell, somebody may again say, we could not prevent this. boratcd the testimony of this witness. TUESDAY, 2d July.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Fair. • ASHES, Pot; Quebec.- tr cwt.
And again we say, that. we could: And again we add,„ that whe- Mr. Barry, counsel for -the prisoner . Davis,- said, that his ARRIVED :=Marshall' M‘Doneld, -Smart, from New Orleans ; (sailed Pearl, Quebec
15,th 3.lay)--Lee., Scott, Warbadoes ;•.(ailecl'29th- Map-Export, Bangs, BARILLA, Sicily, se• ton The Plantation Sugar market is father- quiet ,
in more rerin.o3,
There ie a form on which these eyes ther we could or not, we were not bound to pay two- millions of client desired him .to state to the court. his unfeigned regret for .
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• and higher-prices are being ,islied. i_
:Coffee js-in very stak-e, re,
Hare often g,az'd with. fond delight ; • money to young- Myuheer Otho, because we halt given up Tur- what he had done-he had always. been a good seaman, and
.at drsington-Tlger, De Cuculla, Bilboa-Henry Alexander, Pyke, Alicant
Mes,ina-..-Venilia,- 'Andrews, ,Catania•-Earl 'of Errol, - Ritchie ; and BRIMSTONE, Rou h, 4fs ton, bond lO
14 10 0 -15 0 0 6d• V' cwt. and a further improvement of 3s. 4 45., peT curt,--has es M. rei 00
By day that form their joy, supplies. ~ , key to Russia". upon this occasion had been 'Unfortunately betrayed- into the Aethe, s
trachan, ..Riga-Nine Joskende, Moldt, Iceland-Alletta, BARK; Que 1 grip t
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012 0- 0 15 0 Is. a, swt, -partieulatly "upon the middling qualities. IluM conrtir
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• . And dreams, restore it in the night.
~,- Here, then, is almost, £30,000,000!of .money squandered, by transaction. Nepaerus; Arasterdam-Engilina, Bok, Rotterdam. COCOA, Brazil, 4, cwt. bond .. - 0-15. 0: 1.„ •tp, _ and prices are gradually creeping up, In other aa to
the Whigs in order that we may lose our West India colonies . A witness was called for the defence, but nothing was elicited Tie Zior, Ducker, • from Ta , ona, for 'Monte Video, -passed Trinidad and St. Lucia .
There is a voice whose tones inspire -in:order 'that we may.sweil the power of Fra.nce-a•in order which could mitigate the offences of the prisoners ; indeed he Gibialtar on the 9th June, in company with the Concordia. COFFEE, ,i, cwt.bond, Jam., Triage 314 0- 4 1 0 ) . i
Such thrills of rapture thro' my.breasf, that we may further increase the overgrown territory and in- himself wasproved to. have been:of a very bad character, 'bias- Msditerranean, Smith, hence for 'Valparaiso, was •off'Strumness •g Ordinary ha fine ordinary 4. 20 - 4 14. 0- ' •„-.-.1 , LIVERPOOL COTTON''MARKET, lei./ 4.,0y 51,1
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I scarce could hear a Seraph choir, flaence. of Rnisia--precious objects for the employment of much as he had been found guilty and . punished for stealing a - Head 27th. ult. . o Middling to good-middling
57' 0 - 5'14 0 gl•si On Taesday last;- the deniand.W-ai very limlted, ~ .tsrdaY,,,a
Jchn Prince,-Wilsen, hence for London, at• Beaumaris, with lose 4,4 Fine and rel fine
Unless that voice would join the rest. . thirty millions of English money ! but not more precious than telescope and book which were found in his chest. This hap-
of aachor and cable.. . a .Demerara and erbice, Triage bags were sold at the reduction noticed in our Met gbielesrearlca
the.objects which will ere long demand from us some ten or pened on board the, same vessel, between-Bombay and the Victoria, Williamson, from Hambutgh, at Barbadoes. ?stf, Ordinary to fine ordinary - hati(l4; of ',cut eso
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half is ou spec. ulatio. n. The market closing -at the
• noticed on nday last.
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There is a face whose looks oft tell • fifteen millions more. Cape. . -, Cinada, —, front "Ne,,:v -York,- off:Portsmouth, (sailed 10th June.) ti- Middling to good middling '410•0 - 4 17 0 . 7P-,
Affection's tale upon the cheek ; Are we' to pay nothing for Don Pedre ? , .We think we aught. -Mr.- Justice Park, in addressing the jury, said that a trans- Hirriet, Mitchinson, hence for'Marauham, was spoken 28th June, --e, Fine and very fine
But pall'd at one, sad fowl farewell, • He is a nice nursling of the . ministry, and a million or two action' of, this. kind happening on land would not be of much in tie channel, esith loss of foreyanl. . sz „; St. ,Domingo 1- 3___ b 2, 8. J .7,,f,
212' 0 - 3 5- 0 115d.V1b. . ARRIVED:-2 VeSSels &Om Atnetica. .
: would be properly employed foi him. As we write, we find he consequence,- but at sea it was a vet v important circumstance, . Girdou, Mackenzie, hence for Wick, ut into Whitehaven on ..,.9 -4 Havana
Proclaims more love than words can speak. 2 11 0 - 2 18' 0
LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JuaY 4. oda
. _ has sailed for Lisbon, to make a dash, if he can; anda; glorious . for any insubordination or mutiny on- board a vessel performing Mcsiday, with sails split and cargo, shifted. I) . '''' Brazil
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There is nlip which mine hath press'd, army he has with him. :Xo doubthis navy is well offieered ; for , a voyage. endangerednot -only the property. but the lives of•ahe VoOdmanr Vegg, hence at Antigua.
Orenada, Tuzo, hence at Grenada. , -,„=, Mocha
cn Cheribon .
Wiaich none hath ever press'd before:- there is not a man among.them .who has not served in the Fleet, passengers anderew. It was a fortunate circumstance. that the Saunders, Cushing, from /hymns Ayres, at Havana. COTTON, Bowed, de lb 2190-3 4 0 • .5 sg• ar lo• Since Tuesday little bueiness •hare been 'done in 'the
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0 0 71- 0 0• 81 4 53.6. huth.olders ask full prices for every article.
(Ther fe,n?d, eo-siritsi
- exceptahe few who havecampaigned in- the Bench. We were vessel happened to be riding at anchor; for if this transaction Petersburg, Moxon, hence at New Orleans. ' New Orleans - 00 9 ;:.>_ g 4,54 in Wheats have been chiefljr in the more or li
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That lip hath vow'd to make me bless'cl,
deliabted the other day to see his squadron, at Margate. The had taken,place while the Ship was prosecutingher voyage, it lenjamin Morgan; Bartlesore hence, at Philadelphia. ' Bahia - 0- 091 -•;11,.. 7; an- advance of • ld:' on Tuesday's' tates. Oats and „. ass. 0
And mine then only press'd it more. , _ Nilo, Drysdale,' hence, at Miranaichi. Pernambuco - 0 0 101
.4."`" steady, and prime Oatmeal cannot now be boughtund.s. :,-, sea so
. . regiment of • Falstaff was princely In comparison. ' The chief . might have given rise to the most fearful conseggences. .As for
Ann Eliza and Jane, Cooper, hence, at Quebec the'2d tilt. ! Berbice and Demerara . 00:- 0 0 11 :!-.1.-cl4 •itre 'enquiries for sour. Mont -in' bond, but tittle offerino, I
There is a bosom all nay own, gentleman of the party wore a blanket, parti-coloured with va- the testimony of the witness for the defence, his character was Common West India 0 0 71- 00 9 47, g •at 18s. 2 5551
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nous stains arising fr•otu all sorts:of accidents, mentionable. and sufficiently evident upon. his own showing. Surat - 0 0 61 ~',sl „Se
Which pillows oft my aching head ; WEDNESDAY, 3d July.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Fait.
uumentionablea. and as he was the only person who had, such The -three prisoners•were -found guilty. Bengal 0 0 51- 0 0 -5i g'i ....,
A smile which beams on me alone, ARRIVED ee-Jantiria Engilltra; Kelck, from Alkmaar-.-Junon; Knod- Bo hon . 45- '361
splendidraiment, he was judiciously,selected to appeaeon deck. . Sir John •Nicholl stated to the prisoners that as there was
tee Ostend-Gezina, Bos, Bordeaux-Pekin, Hutchinson, Montreal DyEwur 00 90
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-.Do.' white 1832.. 7 6.. 8' 0 BEANS, EngliSh..• 0 , 1
An eye whose tears with mine are ilted.
An old grey-headed Frenchmaneage about . sixty, lieight three some degree of difference in their-guilt, the sentence of the court ant Quebec. OODS, FUSTIC, Jam. 4fP ton OO
Cuba. - 0 0 0 other pts Canada (01d).... 00.. 0 0 . Trish- •.•30 0
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There are two hearts whose movements thrill_ feet ten, was his companion ; and he clearly belonged tto the , was-.--that Jefferson should be imprisoned for the space of three Bneaton Castle, Garbutt; Brown.. Jackson ; Tevintdale, Kane ; and LoGwoOD, Jamaica .... 600- 6 10 0 4s.'6d. 41,' Do. 1832 B. 3.. 9 4 Foreign •• • V., () .: 41
sans culottes party in the- Pedroite • state. • A mutiny broke out , months, and Brown and Davis for.fourteen days. Almiral Benbew,. henee at Quebec, 3d June.
la unison so closely sweet ; , Camarachy. 715- 8 5 0 ton. , Dantsie 70.. 8 0 PEASE White .•• • ' " ~ i
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- . among them in our peesence, Which was judicious's' appeased 3ix Slaters; Douthwaite; from Lancaster, at Quebec. ' NICA.. Wow), large and solid ... 17 0 0 -18 0" 0" ss. 4p. ton. Stettin &Wismar 70.. 8 0 Ftoun', er 280 Ihs - evy
Odessa (soft).- 7 0.. 7 6 Irish 1)new)„, .•. 39 I(3) :: 55 I
That pulse to pulse responsive still, New FeliteSouligny; Painebard, from Dublin • at do.
by a speedy supply of sixpennyworth of clay. pipes,. and a shil- FLAX, Riga, cir ton
'Wes, 'per 45 lbs .
They both must heave or cease to beat. . ~ .ndus, Hunter i •and John, —, hence at tit John's,. N B Petersburg, 12 head • Russian ,
lingsw orth of tnimelungus. They had had nothing to eat for.two LONDON POLICE. it John, Nichol, hence at Restigouche.
L. E. W. GINGER, Jamaica, white, kf' cwt... 6 - 0 0 -12 0 • 0 1
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Foreign(in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 Anierierui, ditto.. 32 10' :: .16
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days • but the •suPply al water was as unlimited as the sources Mennen, hence and
,Syra, at Constantinople. Barbadoes Do.
.(in bond) 18 J
• of the Margate pamps, They were worthy company tor the Jessie,. Creighton, from Malta, at Corfu. East India. 3lO 0- 4 0 0 } „,,s• ;
1 14 0 - 0 0 0 J '''' cw" Irish (old) '
HATTON-GARDEN. - :lanna, Dare; hence at' Genoa. '24.. 2 5 0,1•t5tEat,2401155. .1.. o.' f3s 1
771 E MAGAZINES. heroes now campaigning under Sir John Miliy Doyle described HEMP, Riga Rhine, 4, ton 0 0 0- 0 0 0 1
lvester an attorne
so graphically by Colonel-Hodges in his interesting 'book, just .0n Saturday last, Mr. Joseph Elias Sy _.,.. . y, izit' Scotland,- Scotland, hence at do. ' Petersburg, clean 24 00-000 .1 Id V (nit 00.. 0 0 Canadian fiee be 33 „56 I
Do. (1832) 2 4.. 2, 7 •Irish, cold) ...... „,-, 6•• 1
. Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 Do. (1832). ..... --• d
Thames, Nelsey, from Constantinople, at Odessa. , HIDES; Bs. Ayres, dry, 41" lb, bond. 008- 0 0 14 B. P. dry BARLEY, imp. mea. RieE, (hi' bond) 5 0 ..156g
Kaser is more than usuallv brilliant this month, and and.therefore to be landed; or at was brooght to•this office-from the New- Prison Clerkenwell;
published by.eur publisher, _ , ' , , Maitland, Elsworth; from do. at do Salted, duty paid 00 , 41- 0- -0 6 2s. 4d. English. 3O 0..32 0 Carolina, (ewt.).• 10.1 0
least, quoted by us. where he bad been confined for several -weeks unuer tne sea, Challenger, Alexander, from Syra, at Smyrna. ' Riurdry; in bond 0• 0 61- 00 7/ wet Is 2d high, 60lb
we shall content ourselves with giving,,,as a specimen, - Now, certainly, if thew fragrant people win Lisbon, , are, we . tence of the Court of Session, in default. of recognizance, o.n, Rachel, Dysart, from Zante, at do • Salted, duty paid OO- 0 0 62 41,' cwt. Foreign (in bond) 00.. 0 0 . Ftax :SEED,- hhd.. t,' '
TIIE TRIUMPH OF HUMBUG, ,not bound to pay for their victory ?if defeated, must we not in- a charge of embezzlement preferred by Mr.:John Burgess Findon, Fros.a. from Alexandria, 'at Trieste. INDIGO, Caraeca; Floras, a fib '0•00 - 0 0 0
denanify them for theii defeat ? To be sure. We must pay. - solicitor, -of. Nantwich, Cheshire, for having.feloniously forged Nancy; Yaxley, hence at Nantz. Sobres 05- 0 6 0 14d.. af• Ih. b • I 4• ,i 1
A HOMILY FOR JULY.-Br M. O'D. 3ristol, Phillips, hence at Rouen. 36.. 4 6 East India.. ...... .I:2‘ ir;' il
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JO' ee
So much for Whig retrenchment : endorsements on four bilis of exchaage, two for Mat each, - Cortes • 0 4 6- 0' 5 3
•July-named after the topeaost man of all the world-July, To. starving 400 clerks at £lO per clerk . .. £4,000 0 0 one for £3OO, and another for 1:40. : Indian Lass, Stabb,. from Newfoundland, .at Gibraltar.
Swallow, M'Kean, hence at Barcelona. Guatimala, Floras 0 0 0 - 0 0 : 0 ' Vs vtee e4'
- We have had very little doing in our Butter market t•-t 0at,,!..41
the birth-month of Julius Cwsar-the month of the Lion-the Deduct E 9 per clerk, cherge on their respect- - Mr. Adolphus and • Mr. -Noel -attended for the prisoner, and Rehec.ca, Kooper, hence at Cuxhaven. Sobres O5- 0 6 0 prices are a shade lower. We loOk for a better demand
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favoured. period of tights and revolutions-has. arrived. His ive parishes . , . . . . . 3,600 00 • Mr. Smith, a solicitor, attended for the prosecution. . aamilla, Hain, hence at Hamburgh. Cortes - 0 5 0
East India, Blue and Violet 0 5 6-, 0 6 0 There is a fair enquiry rot all othet tirades 'in the trade, "
- : fully Maintained.
advent, if we may judge from the general appearance of the -- The case excited considerable interest, and the office was tones, Ingersoll, frons Savannah; 'at' do. Purple and Violet 1052 - 0 5 4 s, .' et, s, d.
el. 01.
deysewith which June has concluded, will not be brilliant; but Saying . . 400 00 . crowded to excess by members of the:legal profession. . a leopatra, Cassan, from do, -at •do. Fine Violet . BUTTER.-11e1fast (new) lB .: 0 -to 79 0' P
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nothing is more probable than that it will bees flaming in polie e Per contra- It may be •remembered that, in May laza, the •prisoner was Charles Christen, hence at Ostend ' Middlin,g to good Violet 04.8 - 0 5 0
.Banbri.dge 74 0 -
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Triton, 'Moller, hence at Stralsund.'
'ice_ as any of its predecessors. Let it flame. . For loss of• West Indies . . . . ..£20,000,000 charged by Mr: Burgess with embezzlement, when he was Eliza Frith, Briard, hence for Boston, at Cork, 29th ult., with loss Violet- and Copper 046-0 '. 4 11 s.3d.ir lb, Colerain.... ....• ..., .. '75 .0-76 - 0 .....--
The whole world appears to be out of joint, and yet we do not : Copper - 0 4 6 • • -Sligo '47 ' 0 - :52 - 0
For giving Belgiuna to Fiance . . : . 5,000,000 • ordered to find bail, himself in £4OOO and two sureties in £2OOO of topmast,' bewsprit, sails, &e.
Mid. to fine ord. Ship. sorts.. 0, 4:2 - 0 4 6
cry out with Hamlet, that it is cursed spite that we should be . Etrierald, Fletcher, from Bourdeaux, at Dublin. . Derry Th" 60- 77 0
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. For giving Tinley to Russia . . . . . - 2,500,000 each, to answer the charge at the sessions. Coasuming, mid. to fine O3I- 0 4 8 ,- , ' Waterford '(riew) '7O 0 - '7B ' 0
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called upon to set it. right ; because we do not fael any such call. Sundries-probable loss of Ireland, robbing the Mr. Burgess bein,g sworn, was about to give his testimony; Onondago, Morgan ; and city of Waterford,Grundy, from Quebec, Ditto. °id and low 036-0 3 10 '
The rectification of the globe is no part of our business, and we , at-Waterford. . ' Limerick (new) • 75 0-76 • -0
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Bank, loss of India, &e. &c., say . . . 12,500,000 -when he was interrupted. by ,Mr. Adolphus, who said, " PraV Dust Ol- 0 3 9 - Cork (new)... • 74 0-75 0
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shall therefore let it roll on as it pleases, without any jogging to - Jet me look at those Bank post-bills whieleyou have alluded to!: THURSDAY,-4th. July.-Noon, • Wind W.-Fair. • ' Madras, mid. to_good*middling 032- 0 3 6 Pickled'2ds,, (Cork) .. :74 0-75 0
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the right hand or the left from us. Yet, if .we . had ,the power, . 40,000,000 • :On looking at them, he; said, " Pray, Sir, have you not once .
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cwt 027-0 2 11 , ' Dry3ds, (Cork) '6oo - 61 '.O
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it is exceedingly probable that we should wield it in a different Deduct saying , . . . 400 before prosecuted Mr.' Sylvester.on a chaege of embezzleinent - I 8 0 9s. ffe ewt. Newry 72 •0-73 '0
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way from what it is in. geaeral wielded. -.We. should . not cer-
.arising out of -the self-same transaction ?" lerseverance, 'Thompson; -Puerto. C'abello and' Mobile-Copernicus, Olive, Galipoli - 0 0 0 Dundalk
:Carlow 73 0 - 74 ' 0
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tainly have pleyed so many. antics ae hey& been played during LOSS UpOD Whig, retrenchment . .£39,999,600 - Mr. Burgess.-I have. Droodt, Bourdeaux-,•-East•Sea, -Hoise, Dantsic and Isleman. Whale, Greenland;without Cks '26 o'o- 0 0 0 ls. V ton. BEEF.-Prime Mess. . .95 0 - 110 0 Pe' bore
the la.st few months by this.. best of all possible .ministries-the We prosper under this system. - Retrenchment indeed ! Ay, Mr. Adolphus.-How long ago ? Also iirrired :-Dolphin, • Stnithett ; ' Nottingham; Henderson ; and Spermaceti 6O 0 0 -63 0 0 PORK: Do.
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renioval of which le so great a national calamity, that all poseie Althorp, just as much. retrenchment as Brougham gives up _Mr; Burgess.-In May last. llarbinger,llamblin, from Dublin-Queen Adelaide, Shannon, Lon-
Conderry--Shamrock, Davidson,. Limeriek--Thomas and Nancy, Cod, in casks 2B 00- o 0 0 BACoN - P '...„..-
bfe ill measures are _to be, withpatient tniud. and long-erected patronage. Interestiug chancellor ! One brother a master-of Mr. Adolphus.-When it was never intended by pi to bring
tejr!,_ Dtp,,eleieda-,Rose Kerr Wieton s-Kingfisher Cunninaharn Seal, .pale. .28s 0 0 -29 0 0 DRY HAMS 5() 0 ....' 54 0
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ear, endured, sooner than endanger its stability for a nioment. Rape, pale, cif cwt ll7O-0 0 0 WET Do . "44:, 0 - 0 0
chancery, another a receiver-general, (an office- to be abolished forward a c-harge of forgery against , him; ' Why did you- not
yuy=;e37BedaiSearley, 13 ally-sininnOn-Mona'-s Isle, bill, Islenian2 Linseed, 4, tnn of 236 galls .26'10 0 -27 0() 'Lam-Firkin
.0 ! 'mach inj tired-lint most-exceesiyely-to-be-laughed-at, and __by and by ),-a dozen judges, local and general, legal- and bring this charge in the- first instance, and .not -have suffered rys e, Glasgow. PEPPER, E.l. White, ar lb.. ...... 005- 0 0 9 Is. IP lb. Bladdered .. 46 -0-•50 0 . •
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utast partieularly- to-be-looked-down-upon-uation oa-Euglaud ! illegal, passing through his hands-more
_patronage in eight- nearly three sessions to pass over ? PIMENTO; 4, lb. bond 0 0 41- 00 51 sd. V lh. -,,•:, ---• • • . - ---- - • - -'• ' " - '
0 ! Most thinking orpeople, compared withswhom the. donkey, and-twenty months than Lord Eldon. had in eight-and-twenty Mr. Burgess.-The time has been so short since. I discovered Jean Currie from Trinidad, at the Clyde.
Mail; --: from .Sydney, New -Smith IVales, off Polperro, sailed RICE, Carolina,' V tut 1 13 0-1. 15 0 15s. air cwt E, Iv° 4
which,-beionging to Coleridge's grandraether, looked-Coleridge years; and vet the cry of disiuteresteduess, sacrifice, • &c..- &c. ,it, and I have acted ander the directions of my solicitor.
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llst Feb. Bengal, White, bond
in the face nath I countenance of reciprocal adiniration,yeas'an shouted forth at every corner, no matter for.what purpose in- Mr. Laing said that Mr..Adolphtralaboured under a mistake : Challenger, Newman, hence ;or Lisbon, at %coy Patna
SALTPETRE, ajf cwt 0 16 0 - 0 18 0 ls. 4-f? cwt.
1 17 0-1 19 0 6d. V cwt. Hay s. 'd.
0 7 to. g. d. esilt•
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ahicnal Of •surprisiog Wit and intelligence-charmingly and de- tended. - :although he (Mr. Laing) was not the magistrate before whom. -Cater, Srealy, from Dunkirk for:this port, at Torbay, leaky.
kienenia,t.B4oBy2dB,,hieoripcge
7fo2ro.the Cane of Good Hone was awaken osth SPIRITS, V' gallon.; bond, Straw, Wheat 0 3} 0 41 ~./
liichtfully'ate yuu now paying for the whistleewhich, being called . ' 'the charge was originally brought, still he was - presenteand - • ' = a - RUM, Jam 22 to 33 0. P. - 0 3 1 0. an,„„, Oat 0• 3
by the name of . Reform, whistled away the .sinall _quantity, of
•LA W REPORT. . heard it proposed to.make the charge of forgery. - Leeward, underproof 0 111-0 . 2 . 0 "'' ' 5".^. Barley. • .___ 0 0
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brains ye poesessed, in the manner ef -the pied piper in Germae - Mr. -Adolphus. thought it an after-thought 'charge, even ad- - a 2 1 Grass, ClOver, and Vetches.. 0 2
ny. 'As it seenis a, settled point, that. money and nothing bat '
•mitting that to be the case ; and it ewes strange, after such a VESSELS' ENTERED FOR LOADING. BRANDT, Cognac, Ist quality ..... 044- 0 4 6 I£l2s 6d Potatoes 1 8 • • 2 0 'VI>
money', is the first consideration. to be etteurCed to-as long, ex- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS JUNE 29.
~ - - -lapse of.time, that the new charge should be preferred against GENEVA, Holland, Pale .......... 0 2 6' •-:•• 0. 2 7. 5- V gallon Cattle Potatoes 1 4
'' SUGAR, Jamaica, Brown, tr cud- 210 0 -.2 12 0- Turnips
periencehaS tatight us that views of honour, justice, religion, EasLEy c. CROCKFORD. . • his client. ill W BcF Shand, WEST INDIES, &C.
365 Phcenix, P, Demerara Middling to good. -212'0 - 2 16 0 Carrots
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truth,. fairness are nothing, if they can for -a moment be brought .Thie ',sea all, action of trover, terecover-the amount of a Bane 2170- 2 19 0 • Mangleworzle.
into.. OppoSition to the
_most trumpery consideration of. the .most of England note for £2OO, under the following circumstances :-.=. . 'Mr. Laing said that he had made his mind up to one course-,
Peek & Phelps, UNITED STATES. Fine and very fine
: Demerara, brown 2lO 0- o'o 0 £1 4s Od Manure
Oltry cost, ire shall go to t4e sore point first. His .countryas Mr. Serjeant Wildee,Mr-Serjeant Jones, and. Mr. Tomliuson
,to send the prisoner- before a jury of his country., He was
.409 Hermann,' P, Baltimore
aware of all the circumstances of the case, and he should 'feel Fitzhugh & C Grimshaw, 429 Governor Troup, P, New York Middling to good 2ll 0-2 14 0 11/ cwt. 4,..,..L......,, . • -
interest, hia daughter's honour, moved not the excellent g,over. were counsel for the plaintiff e aud Mr. Serjeant Andrews. and • itoskell, Ogden & co, 618 Europe, 0,
W& .1 Brown & co, 406- Montezuma, P, Philadelphia
Do Fine 2 15 0 - 2 17 0
justified in doing so. Barbadoes 2 11 0- 3 5 0 PRICES OF 'SHARES
nOr sif Tilbarv.Furt in the Critic-but that emiuent functionary, Mr. Sleasby for the defendant. a
when assailed by the argument of the thousaud pounds, con- 'ln the month of September, 1830, the plaintiff, ,who is.a re- Mr. Burgess proceeded with his evidence. He forwarded to.
Do 300 • Sheffield, P, New York • Havana, brown 1 0 0- 1 1 0 1 - 10
.I.llEitrooL, JUly 4, •• iii
feseed that he was the " touched nearly." Now we shall touch tired stock-broker, went. with a friend of, his, a,n indigo-broker, Baring Bros &co
the prisoner's (+ambers in Furnival's-inn, Holborn a lettet, ,
containing the four Bank post bills, on the 14th or darch last, - ' 480 Mattakeeset, 0, Boston . Yellow
' White to fine white l2- 1 4 : 0 a•X3'39 Od
1 5 0- 1 13 0, J AP' cwt. API
Liverpool Coal Gas . • . . . ...... -£470
.•
thee, Jelin Bull,- most nearly. . to the Rotinda, in Great. Sarrey-street, to hear a political lee-
y Ltindstlyi. l BRITISH AMERICA. : 'Boma brown, bond OO- 0 0 0 Liverpool Oil Gas ..• . . , ..... xl4O
.. •
' Our refOrmiag miuisters have determined that they shall xe. ture delivered by Mr. Cobbett. He had notes to the amount of -and requested that they might be paid in to the -Accountant-
S troaltieasmß ro s 3:57 333 Deveron, C, Quebec , Yellow OO- 0 0 0 }£ll2sod Liverpool and Harrington 'Water Works .. . 450 ..
Dn:iitltLaoennOdielwdtttoQoiol Ir. tett:
...
... ...
liotigoso
........
:50350
..
t.... 60.
f gin the West Indies altogether ; . and, to -do them justice, .so £5BO, which he -had then recently received as the price of some General of the Chancery Court as the purchase-money of an
estate, signed " John Burgess." The prisgner stated that the .
coon 195 Curleys, K, . _ Newfoundland .
354 Fenwick Keatm. B, StJohn's N B .
White
Brazil, brown, bond l4- 1 10 0 V cwt. Bootle ditto
017 0 --- 1 0 0 Exchangeßuildings . . . ...... ,
they have. They 4ave reformed thern so totally, that they are stock which fie had sold out, in his
.breeches pocket. As soon.
Ditto . New Quarters . . -25
bills would not be received by the Accountaa-General with the c L Bahr, 226 Collins K, e' Quebec ' Yellow 1 1 0-1 3 0 Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . --£lOO ,paid•-4212 ~
dOne np. The planters did very right to get from- us .as - many as the lecture was over he. and..his friend were coming away endorsements, and on his ultimately coming to London he- Graham, or Fisher & Son, 180 Pandora, Q, Do White to fine white. - 1 5 0
Millions as they could-awe owed them the money fairly-it was with the rest of the crowd, when they were surrounded by a found that the money had not been paid in, and the bills had SOUTH AMERICA. Refined,lumps,brown,36th to 40Ib 320- 0 0 0 £3 3s 0,1 -si 10 'lekl.
. a regular book-keeping account staadiug in the ledger against number of fellows, who-hustled them abeut, and then-held down been cashed in the names of Sylvester and Walker, and signed J Poole & eo, 201 Thos Dempsey, C, - Monte Video ' • Middling ' 3 3 0- 0 0 0 cwt.
Kenyon and Lei,gh ditto
111: la
rt or ri in itg
Ditto '25 21 5 .
'us, as Robbery debtor to Cash ; and they were highly com- their arms close to their sides, _until the plaintiff's pocket was Pernambuco Loaves sinele ordinary, 14fh to nib 3 9 .0 -3 11 '0 •
,
, . e .
in the prisoner's handwriting, and the original endorsements pongsznalVsillinissi,th, 206 Marwood, (;,
mendable for endeagaurieg to get as much as they could-forty rifled. of his.money. Ile immediately called out that he was
Leech & Harrison, 124 Palmer, S, Do Middling and fine..
2 5'6 0 0 0- a 3s. 2d. cly' 100 .. 116 11'1'. '
crossed out. A clerk at Dixon's banking-house, Chancery-lane, TALLOW, Petersburg, Yellow
milliOns.in place or twenty if possible • but then we feel no sort robbed, a,nd pointed to the thief, who, however, quickly disap- 176 Eliza, B ras ill
. , n•oved that the four bills were presented by the prisoner on the
W Smith & Son, Archangl, Soap OO- 0 0 0 S cwt. Wigan Branch ditto
~
of pleasure idforking out the money:for no manner of use to peared with his booty. The plaintiff had the notes advertised 16th of March, aud Mr. Vaughan, clerk at the bank, produced NEW SOUTH WALES. TAR, Virgmia, IP Owl OO- 0 0 0 a 15s. per St.. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto 4/100 .. 90 ,
ourselves, but, onthe contrary, for doing us positive mischief.- in numerous papers. throughout , England, Ireland, and Scota the bills which he received at the • Accountant-General's office 361 Northumberland, B, Sydney, New South Stockholm and Archangel 0146-015 0 S 12 brls.. Leicester and Swannington ditto . I/ 50 • • -5710 '
And what are we to pay ? Why, only .E 20,000,000. - TwEerre land, and at length, towards the close of last year he succeeded for the Chancery Court. . Wales TOBACCO, MarVland, 41' lb, bond 0 0 0- 0 0 0 a - Stockton and Darlington ditto . . ? 100 ~ -- 297 10 '
MILLIONS OF MONEY o•one clear out of our pockets-for, from in treeing the onain,question through different h'ands up to Mr. The prisoner said nothing in his defence, and he was fully Vianna & Jones, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Ordinary and Scrubs o'o -3t- 00 4 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail- 1 Se
•o• • 186 Mauney, G, Lisbon Brown Leafy to Coloury 0 0 3?,-. 00 7 way and Canal .
• •
our poek,ets it must cotne at last; he who says the contrary is Croekford, of-St. James's-street, who had taken it at Tatter- committed for trial. , . Virginia, Ord. and Dry -0 0 - 21- 00 3 3s. rtl. lb. Leeds and Selby Railway . .. . 25 .. - g
- y'.
Merely an ass, it he be not a ro„gue-for the purpose of losing the sall's on the Settlementeday after the Epsom races, and paid it MEDITERRANEAN. Grand Junction ditto
West India islands. If we wished to have got rid of them to away ,again on the seme occasion to a gentleman with other , I Rothwell, 109 Selina, K, Genoa Middling,_part black
-Kentucky, Leaf. 0 0 a!-- o 0 4 j
'o 0 21- 0 0 Si London and Birmingham
advantage,
:France would have been too. happy to- have.given us money, in payment of
.a debt of honour of £6OO. 'Upon being COLONIAL SLAVERY. C L Bahr, EUROPE.
104 Broeders, Q, Amsterdam & Dordt Stemmed - 0 0 5
: TURPENTINE, Rough/Wcwt,Amer 0 11 6 --- 0 12 0 -Is 4d Wcwt
: -Bank of Liverpool
10 .. 13 „,,6a.
. . _ . . . . .
a,' much. money es we ere now flinging away. asked of Whom he had received it, he said he could not tell, as Bank of Manchester •. . • „__. ~ 15 .. 20 '.,
Do
THE DUKE OF WELLINGToN'S PROTEST . Do: 'llB Jantina Engelina, Q, Alkmaar - Manchester and Liverpool District Bunk 10 .. 13 ~ ' ,
: What we ire to pay for losing India we do not yet, know ; he. had no. entry of it, nor any .recollection of the party who had ~• ......, .. .
A ainst a reeing to the ro osed amendment to the sth -resolution 233 Gustav, Q, Arensburgh ea Commercial Bank of Livetpool . . 10 .. 11 11, ''
but no doubt it will be a very pretty. sum. We are bleeding given it to him.
.lie received thousands of pounds, be said, in g g P P • Do, - Wilhelmina Gesiva, Q, Dordt
of the House ot Commons on Colonial Slavery. P,REMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S, Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 32 "':
~
through the nose,. as it is, for the Irish Church and the Bank, this way, and itwould be inapossible for him to keep an account Do, - Opheffing, -Q. Do • Oldham Gas Light and Watermarks 10 .. 16 „n-aes
Dissentient
both of which we are demolishing or disturbing ; but perhaps of the difrerent persons whose money passed through his bands. - Do, 210 Atalanta, Q, Elsineur . 'Tuesday, Jaly 2, 1833. RICHD. DAWSON, Share;:"
.. . , . . Ist. Because it m'ast be supposed that
_aay i7v,staam of moral ' Do, 133 Jonge Margaretha, Q. Rotterdam &Dordt
the most agriaem,g matter. of ail is, our being obliged to pay. for. Under. these ,circumstances, items insisted that he was liable
and reliarous education proposed by his Majesty s tiovernment Do, - Aletto, Q. Rotterdam :—....._,_.-- .
„....40
the total min
.aad
.4s-traction of our. weight and prepooderance for the amount of the note, ae he had not taken those reasonable - LONDON AND LIVERPOOL I eitarWeEn. I noeiE. WHOLESALE PRICES CiF BALTIC AND AMERICAN irlfd'
in Eutaw-ie. precautions which 'a
prudent man would take on receiving a mus,t be7founded upon, :principles ;ufficienatly liberal atnd gm- , po:, Jantina Margrieta, Q, Amsterdam
132 Lukkina Margaretha, Q, Amsterdam and Jamaica TO 1-------! O,',A. t
Who are the great European states that have it in their power note of sci large an ,amount, whereby he would be enabled to preaensive to ensure ane improvement an permanen we are. •
Rotterdam , 30s. Od. (dOs.od. '5O to Od 4 Os Od LIVERPOOL, ,Iti/i-.
ta disturb Europa, or to annoy us ? Two only. The power of refer to the Party from whom he :had received it. of tne negro population. Do, 122 Petrus Ludovicus, Q, Dordt After Ist 'August
-2d. Because the insertion of the words " upon. liberal . and • Do, Leeward Islands, Demerara & Berbicel 25 0- 0 0 25 0- 0 0 TIMBER, 41,' cubic foot, .;,-0
Spain is_ gone. The Italian, and Swise, and smaller German. On the other hand it was insisted that the plaintiff had been 140 Gasina, Q, Do After Ist August -
ass loso
states,, are nothing; Turkey is ruined; Denmark and Portugal guilty,of gross ,negligence and imprudence in venturing into comprehensive principles" „in the • sth „resolution, which words . Do, - President Rohter,•K, Elsineur !Honduras - 50 0 50 0- 60 0 ' Dantzig - t
- Leasing, Q, Do fee..
New York, Boston - 25 0 20 0- 30 0 Memel
trifles ; Sieeden, great aas an auxiliary, and always gallant and an assembly of 'the sort of persons who might be expected to- w. ere not in the resolution when first proposed to Parliament, Do,
fl. • h 1 • th t-t • • Do - Sophia, Q, Do 01 11 02 0
Charleston, Savannah 2O 0- 25 0 20 0- 30 0 ' American Pine
glorious when efie.has appeared in European history; does not attend Mr. Cobbetes lectures at the Rotunda with so large a 's c, u .e
alc lated to create a ee mg in te co metes a i is in-
Do' 101 Juliana, Ostend 0 I'4 0-1 7. 0
dr-ea;th' or acting,for herself, and will hardly, we think, now _that. sum as £5BO in his pocket, and, therefore, •his own imprudence tended to employ in the religious and moral education of the
Do' 267 Apollo,. B, Do Havana - 45 0 40 0- 60 0 , Do. Quebec 0 1 5 0 1 6 a •
negro population classes of persons whom the proprietors and Canada 25 0- 30 0 30 0- 0 0 ' Red Pine lO3. V losd
...
Do 265 Maria, Q, Do , 0 1 8 0 111
stie Understands her true interests, be induced to ad. aaainst us. was the cause of his loss. -
other free inhabitants of the colonies regard with apprehension Do: British North America - 25 000- 0 0 • Quebec Oak - ' fiet
Do 0 2 0 0 2 9 6°
We have demolished-Holland. Belgium, with all theat appera. The jury returned a verdictforthe plaintiff-_Damages £2OO. d h 194 Nyverheid, Q,
Rotterdam & Dordt . Newfoundland - 25 0 20 0- 25 0 • Birch
tains 'thereto, from the king downwards-we beg pardon, from • and distrust, and of whose con uct tey think that they have • Do, 115 Engelina, Q, Rotterdam Brazils
River Plate - 40 0 25 0- 60 0 . PLANKS, 41, foot of 2 inch.
the, king upwavds; _for nothing, not even Gendebien, or Vander: '
INSOLV ENT DEBTORS' COURT. - reason to complain. Do, - F.ndraglit, Q, o /Al/
30 0- 35 0 35 0- 40 0 . Dantsig Deck
3d. Because such feeling is calculated to prevent the success, , Do, - Mercurius, Q, Tonsberg 00 4 00 41 £4l kr 13.,-;'103. ''
Weyer, or blind Mr. Rodenbach, or drunken Mr. Robaulx, can . 3 • East Indies - 0 0 4.5 0- 0 0 American Pine OO 24 0 0 2/, ea ss. V A.,. •
A SAULT.-Richard :Ring Young jun. who said he had been ful attainment of the object of the first resolution, which de- , 4.)Ahma - Sophia, Q, Stettin Company's Ships - 50 0 50 0- 0 0 DEALS, Sf standard hundred-
be lower than Leopold, and yet ,their names are synony.ms or 102 Wemelina Kranenborg, Q, Rotterdam
b -ou ht u to " nothin " - ' -'
d by' Mr. Creswell, ors be- pends upon the consent of the Cplonial Legislatures, and upon j.l 6 KaloLci, Batavia 5O 0- 60 0 £3 - X 5
baseness-is below contempt. Prussia and Austria are inland Ijltgf 4.R ld g'
Was
lire 120 Perseverance, Q, Ostend Best Petersburg Red .. 17 0 0 0 0 0 4
aoa r. eyno s, and Mr. ichols supported the insolvent the cordial co-opemtion and assistance of the propnetors and Do, 316 Natalie, Q, Do New South Wales - 60 OX3 - £,l Do. White 14 0 0 0 0 (:). 01' I'
states, which present few points of contact with us, and whioh - £l9 e 11.3
Cape of Good Hope - 0 0 35 0- 0 0 Memel Red
.Froan. the exaTitnhatiOn of the insolvent by the learned gent!e: colonists at large in the measures intended to be adopted. Tinley, Langston & co, 144 'Kangaroo, K, St Petersburgh 16 001610 ,0
will never lead, however influential alley may be in the progress Africa 3O 0- 40 0 4e 8 guineas. Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 14 10 0 '
man, it appeare at an action had been brOught against him WELLINGTON. •.1 W Gibsone, 216 Boreas, Q, Elsineur & Brahestad
of a contest, in any great European affairs. Two, then, as we Gibraltar 2O 0- 0 0 -20 0- •0 0 . -
for .an assault on the opposing creditor's son (a lad about twelve Between the 27th of June and -July' Ist the following signa- J C Kalowski, 123 Junon. 88, Ostend
have already said, attd,two only remain ; and these are „France co 283 Ben4amin Shaw Gas ee Lima, Valparaiso, &c 5O 6- 80 -0, 40 0- 50 0
years of age) for which assault the jury. gave Ws. damacres, In tures were added to this protest, pursuant to the special leave 8 lAveLerBr ct ' 2r I .Q'
P Malta, Sicily, Bsc 2O 0- 25 0 25 0-- 30 0 -LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, Jete 4.
and
.Russia. fla, ve ear Whig ministers reduced the powers .of, uise Auguste B ELsineur
ihe course of the examination Mr. Creswell put the allowirig given for such purpose by the llouse of Lords :-Ernest, Salis-, Smyrna and Constantinople 3O 0- 0 0 30 0- 0 0 DIsCHARGED. •Abi,dir'rin. . i
either-.--haye they rendered thern less formidable antagonists in 11 & J Hera ' 1 ''''
• - ' 1 Elsi
y & co, 315 Jupiter, Q, neur&Stockhohn Malan... 2O 0- 05 0 25 0-:-• •30 0 In-patients cured . . . . 26 In-patients . . • • '• !
tphre.lßaSetnNwveieckk
the case of a general turn-up ? interrogatories :-- - bury, Rosslyn, ,Kenyon, Gordon, Ellenbotough, Metros, Sal-
AFRICA. . ~.
Madeira - 0 0 15 0- 0 0 Relieved and at own request . 5 Out-patients . . . • '• !
Did 'you not plead. a " justification" to the action brought tersford, Catnden; Dartmouth, Brownlow, Wallace, Penshurst,
10 0- 15 0 7 6- 15 0 Consulting Physician and Surgeo2n,
Barin B Sz
g ros co, 135' Alfred, G, Africa Western Isles,, Cape Verds - 30 0 30 0- 0 0 Made Out-patients' . . , . 2 Casual during s• I. P. • ,• /V
"Reduced? alas ae-The Whigs have not reduced any thing but Vane, Sandwich, Hay.
the power of England, and the clerks in Somerset HOW3C. It againet you?. . - - .
Insolvent-I can't say that lam ignorant ; I don't know what > „,. ' Lisbon, Oporto
' Cadiz - 20 0 15 0- 20 0 Irregular
10 6- 20 0 0 0- 0 0 Dead
was wise, grand, magnificent, liberal, ta allow the papist priests 2 Remain in the house • 'O,
' France
of Flanders to become masters of the country. There is some- you me
-an, Sir. Emporto.
Counsel-You defended the assault? IRELAND. Holland - 10 0 7 6- 15 0 .
thing particularly fine, aud worth fighting" for, to enable the I 1 Y I d'd
nso vent- es, 1 . ---esease-- Hamburg, Bremen, &c. - 10 0 76-10 0 Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby and Mr. Halton.
friars, , Gottenburg, Stockholm, - 0 0 7 6- 10 , 0 House Visitors, Mr. Gibbon and Mr. Rushton. ,0100'
Counsel-Did not you say you had thrashed the boy within
White, blaelc,_ and grey, and all their trumpery, RIOT IN KILL.ARIVEY.-On Saturday evening last, about six - AFRICA. Petersburg, Riga, Etc - 00100- 0 0 Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-House Surgeon, 'Mr. T.:".../
an inch of his life ?
t , parade the. streets of,th.e Flemish towns, knocking on thehead o'clock, while the Assistant Barrister was presiding in the Seta La Bonne Marie, Chambord, fm St Lewis, Senegal, with 1533 bags Greenland, Davis' Straits
Insolvent-Yes, I did. (Great laughter.) r-P Dk
all whoyeill not bead the knee to their impious-fripperies. sions Court, a gang of ruffians about 50 in number, rushed from gum, orde a ,
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
•Mr. Commissioner .Bowen--We are not trying the cause, Mr. WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. .
the vicinity of the Court-house, uttering the most savage and
LNYe Rause to say, that something of the same.kind took place Cr 11
esswe . JnteffritY, Johnston, fin Trinidad, with 227 hds 2 tcs 26 bids sugar, FOREIGN MAILS. p ;000
horrible yells against the objects of their vengeance vrho sp.
the other day in Cork, when the members for the city-one of
Mr. Nicholls dd ' th • l t) I •
(a reesmg e inso ven -s it Arne that you is i offee 188 ba s cocoa 3. bls B P and 60 serons Frn eotton
peered to be a Very sober and inoffensive man that hail the nns- 26.1 rs c , 6' . . - . ,20
them, to be sure, a pork-butcher, of no particular moment except thrashed the boy within ati inch of his life ? it molasses, Ibx starch, G-and J Smith-1 bx arrowroot, Ibx cocoa PLACES. ' . POST.NIGHTS. during the last week :--
in the pig-market, but the other an M.D., and, Heaven help the fortune to come in their way, as they indiscriminately knocked paste, Ibx preserves, W Wood and co-Q Dk . .
Insolvent-Oh no, Sir.-(Continued laughter.) 60
down all who were not of their party. They proceeded down Lee, Scott, fm Barbadoes, with 32 hds sugar, Gibbs, Bright & co- France Monday, Tuesday,. Received adeice and medicine South. North.
I:iond. P:qr..P. .
mark ! a philosopher--sneaked after a holy-water-pot in a pro- Mr Cre. ell said he had no further op ositi
P , on. . acks 5 hds do - Oughterson-30 hds do, 10 bgs ginger, order-33 hds d at the institution .
the new street, and between the police and military barr 0, Malta. (.roia France,). Thursday, and
ceasion headed b.y a fetid Franciscan in the full filth of his or- Mr. Csw
• • er B Are '
eratrussion owen- ve to measure the punish- ' 11d 3 • • • - I -dT L k • .
S L Trotman-29 i s tea sugar, .} t oge oo , Visited at their own houses 19,
der I 0 ! nirleteenth century ! 0 ! march of mind ! 0 ! ' they met with opposition from some persous who particularly ee - te"--2 phas Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Saturday.
ment with the damagesiaieen, or by the quantum of thrashing ? - appeared to be objects of their murderous attacks. The police 'sloes' 16 bgs 8 brls ginger, I Gouling-2 has sweetmeats, 24 dried Spain
schoolmaster abroad !We have not heard as yet that the re- - s • • coker nnts, 1 keg limes, WII Prescott-Q Dk 10
- di le d
(Renewed laughter-)- nsolvent sc arge . Holland and the Netherlands
the -
interfered, and took one of the leaders into custody, when ) .
fractoey natives of the " trusty station for shipping," who adhere Aa, - T • • s lB•IC 1 f h UNITED STATES. Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus- Thursday. Total at each Dispensary .. . 334 401
RoUBLEsomE ENANT.- amue a la, ete o Peck am, were knocked down, and would in all probability have lost their i
to the Protestant faith, have been knocked down for not grovel- h sia and the North of Europe
Eddystone, Kearsley, fm Savannah, with 647 bales cotton ord ii''
, er.-- vraTorts. -
ouse-agent, &c. stood Opposed by the trustees .of the Peckham . lives were it not for the serjeant of the guard, who humanely I P t' 1 .
ling before the worse than swinish hoofs of the rascally (,arme- 0 d d r
49 bales do, Bolton, gen an co-a 2 bales do, A Taylor and co- or uga Monday.
L. i • $ hool. 'p m the examinatio • d 1 '
peas erian c
.. ro , nit appeare t iat interfered, for which he was attacked, as well as some of his Sweden and Norway Thursday North.-Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, dnd 14'''
lites, or Dominicans, or Capuchins, who, so much to the honour , 1 csk Ibx medicines, Isaac, •Low and eo-S Dk • . Wabiwright,
the house which the ineelvent occupied-he rented of the t-ustees • - a
Of the intellect of the beef-and-butter city, abound there • but •- f , • party, wee) came to his assistance. In this alarming state, Jonn whine, Grieve, fm New Orleans, with 670 bales cotton, W smith Gibraltar ,
the charity (which had original v been a theatre for a num- lk, Malta and the Mediterranean ; Monday before the South.-Rev. P. Murphy, Mr. Jotdan, and Alr. G. /3. C:rfei.
that will come in time. To eeturn, however, from Cork to °f •-• ' • a a) . ) . lorphy, esq. a. magistrate, rushed into the crowd, and finding and Son-188 bales do, Roskell, Ogden and co-58 t 121 c 231 b log- - . .
Brussets.l It was all very splendid, we suppose, that these ra- ber of years, wine he ,had een repeatedly required to quit, the rioters too powerful, he immediately applied to Capt. Varlo, wood, T Roy-Q Dk C &C dV dlds fi T 1 ' '
madeira, Azores, anary ape e er e sl
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
tional and
.religious ceremonies should be duly exercised in Bel- i h 'eld* u 'on and the co
w a out yr mg i yoesessire, _ _ eisequence was, an commanding the detachment of the 76th' regiment, who instantly Marshall Macdonald, Smart, fm New Orleans, with 1045 bales cot-
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
action- for half a 'ear 8-rent. rhe insolvent defended the action ton, A Gordon and co-63 bales do, Roskell, (yen and c 2 t leg- h tiff
gium ; but then an English statesinan might have thought, that • • •• - - accompanied Mr. Morphy to the scene Of action, and havi
„ P•g wood, W Lindsay-9474 ox and deer horns, 160 ales cotton, order- Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas
even this great advantage might have been purchased at too ea person, in w 1
~ w .
I?acti he- as defeated, the debt d b •
an costs mug ordered out a reinforcement of the military, they succeenea In 2 bxs curiosities;Donaldson and Wotherspoon-P Dk Carthag,ena and La Guayra first Wednesday in' •
There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the Britil so,
great a price for England. To have the Cordeliers flourishing if h
as to pa w ic h
twenty pounds arm UPwar . ,
u- . _ e went to prison, arrestin some of the ringleaders, and with considerable difli- Export, Bangs, jun, fm Wilmington, with 2151 brls turpentine, C North America I every month. 'hi
accessi e, that a ready conveyance is 'not afforded Troia 'tlS. ts 0
an full pomp at .Louvain, as in the days of Ortuinus Gratius, and was new.eppcsed oh the gro n. of unnecessary and vexa- .euity lo ged them in the guard-house, from whence they were Morrell and Son-
g Leeward Islands and Demerara lTuesday before th risin,g port : and the following information may be acceptau:sict• 0
istant readers. We begin with the United gt te f Aln,`,4le'
tiou,s proceedings and the withholding the kev of the house BRITISH AMERICA. Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah...
p on re (Y
with the same quantity of learning, ieligion, and decency, as The • - -' • •d • "• • • copveyed under a strong escort of military and police to the Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras lin every month.
. treasurer of the school was examine who stated that • ' . Bardaster, Wilson, frn Prince Edward's Island and Miramichi, with follows, viz. :-
st
, , „ . bridewell.-Kerry Po . (ri V
they exhibited in the pages of the Epistola obscurorum Viromm, he hid had 'd bl bi ••th th -' ' l
const era e trou ewi e mso vent wno naa fm.Prince Edward's I birch timber Henders
gland) 184 ps , on, Seller • ill •
is no doubt an advantage to the human race, the value of which A CATHOLIC MAYOR OF WEXFORD.-Our brother freemen ' NEw Yone-On the let, Bth, 16th, and 24th Of each mon ,-,..,:in0t
pulled the h ver h• ()an ears to gratify hi ' ill 'fedi • Wirtt ind co-(fm Miramichi) 593 ps fir timber, 3c 5 deals, abt 10 fins lath- ENGLISH STOCKS, JULY 2. year. Observe-There is a regular mail from NeW York to ",its,,,, 0
we leave to Dreßaldwin to calculate; but still it should have -, a_ - ouse o is •• _ . , _ a owa . ng, have determined to elect their fellow townsman, William iv, wood, Henderson, Seller and co-B Dk
ann urat in consequence thereof- consuterable
.thlapidations had and by an arrangement between 'the respective goierinrifelte•
been recollected, that the disjunction of Belgium from Holland . Esq to the office of chief magistrate of this corporation, fZir
• Jupiter, K -le f St Jh ' N B "th 686 ps fir timber, 251 cl 3
s ,_ m on 8„ Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent
bee caused to .the pe - • wif
1-41 chd staves S 1- ,
gives the former to France - whenaver France desires to fake it. Tn k b • h--
rclinlses. h treas ' e • . the ensuing year. This is as it should be, and when a few deals and deal ends, 1 spar, 4c 20 oar raters„ tosts, 3 Rer Cent. Red. Anns £lOOO.. 881 981 1 be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
he ey eing . an. ed to t e arer in court, ae said the kos and co-a_part of the cargo thrown overboard in a gale.-G Dk Ditto 500.. 881 9si i
nioke Catholic inhabitants of Wexford are mixed as burgesses
It might also have been rec'ollected, that the steady d 1 -
, .an um orm PritsaDELEnra-On the Bth and 20th of each month.
committee of the institution had no wish to press hard on him Lunenburg, Pernett, fm Lunenburg, NS, with 20 ps pine timber, 3 per Cent. Consols Anne 1000• . Shut.
policy of England, since the present scheme of European poll? , , , among their Protestant brethren then and not till then will /
1 h h h 'hl d d't there b •
a t oug enc y eserve i , , eing no excuse tor tne the good effects of the great measure of emancipation be a
' , . • ' 93 ps hardwood, .371 c2O pine and 1c 23 birch planks 1c 10 deal Ditto 5OO. Shut. Irosrost-On the sth and 20th, cieually.
•,siti4.4(4
began, was to keep France from the Rhine. The efforts of a, l P- nu.Ls, 107 c staves f '
, 5 fins lathwood, 10 spars, 1 c oar raters, 1 brl cod 31 per Cent. Anns. (1818)
wanton acts of the insolvent- WOO. • Nothing done• OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STA.TES-^the convey-- of
the ambitious .rulers of France, from Louis XI. doWn to Napo- Mr. C " " B Th A•tf P li •
ommissioner owen- e ( o ar ament glves _us parent-- Wexford Freeman. ail, J Jones, sen-Q Dk Ditto
leon Buonaparte-and if there be any spirit in the present mass . Pekin, Hutchison, fm Quebec, with 16100 minots wheat, T Booth 3 per Cent. Anne. (1726) • Shut. York for
no pow er to remand for dilapidations, bat we have our own N kul eo-491 c 4 staves, 4c 28 deals, 71 e 5 boards, G Gibb-R 31_per Cent. Reduced Anns 1000- 96 51 6 are
of good-fur-nothing flesh which Usurps the French throne,_ down • e h HAVANNAH-On the sth of each month. Observe-Letters
view o t e case. Nine Joskende Moldt, fin Iceland, with 400 walrus hides, W Neu- Ditto . 500.. 96 51 6
to Louis Phitippe-has been to extend the influence of France ~ The Hanover Gazette, of the 21st instant, announces that th e warded, also, by way of New York.
Fire inselvent (as in the superior cou t ) d • li.
r , appeare in is own tam, Sons and cZ-2 foxes, J Fox-D D New 31 per Cent. Arms 1000.. 971 s 0
to•that river. At all events, whether Louis Philippe wishes it disorder in the eyes, which has for some time afflicted the
roper person and verified the old saying-that he had a " fool SPAIN. Ditto
or lint, there is an old mousquetaire about him who is iinbued young- Prince George of Cumberland, is considerably abated, 4 Rer Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000.. 102 s I 1 } 51'
ror a client." ' lle told a lona tale to the court and said he Tiger, De Cuculla, fm Bilboa, with 12 csks 137 hags madder, 1 EAST INDIES, CAPE oF GOOD HOP'S, AND BRITISH Wrg
with the feelings of Napoleon, and he knows what is the value of - and that a speedy cure is expected: We sincerely hope that nail bag do, Ditto - 1021 11 1
c'd f t l ' db'
wis e to a a u er eman or ren c anne y the trustees
h d dd f rth d - It Zwilchenbart and co-14'7 bav shumac, 50 bags mad- ISLANDs-There are usually monthly conveyances.
Belgium to France. ' this expectation will be fulfilled. 4!r, J Crump and co-324 bags do, order-Q Dk New 5 per Cent
and said that he had been an illeused man. RIO DE JarsErao-On the Ist and 16th of each month.
One moment, however, before we proceed. It was with dismay Mi .0 .. - • ner B ' n-We see nothin of that. and
_ . onitrusslO . owe , The Prince de Reuss Lobenstein Ebersdorf quitted the Co- Concordia, Blackaller, fin Tarragona, with 40 pps 173 hf pps 84 qr Long Anns., exp. Jan. 5, 1860. • l7 1-1 G 17
e eitle't.
Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10, 1859
of heart that we read the other day it panegyric on the blessines d'l id f - I,e - "a burg Hotel, in Charles-street, Grovesnor-square, on Saturday, ces 80 brls wine, ortter-S Dk
a are liable to an action for iap a ions. ou. cannot ad Ditto Jan. 5, 1860
of peace and tranquillity, pronounced in the French chamber of -• • h•• for Brighton, where his Highness is expected to embark on PORTUGAL. Ditto 50 SO • GENOA. AND LEGIIORN-On the ISt and 16th of each month'
Jan. 5, 1880
d l • fth ' •
rent not ue. Actua possession 0 e prennses must e given .1 f LISBON-On the Ist and I6th of each month.
deputies by Soult ! We could not help crying out- • board the Eclipse steamepaeket for Dieppe, whence he proceeds James, Cook, fm Faro, with 39 t cork, 6 bdls baskets, J Mitchell India Stock, thy. 10i per Cent.
to the tr t - h• •h th •nsolvent said he wa d t d
us ees, wlc e a s rea y 0 o. Dk South Sea Stock, dlr. 31 per Cent
Wo worth the hour-wo worth the day- to Germany. The Prince took leave of their Majesties at --‘1 ' . .
Court-Well, when that is done, we will adjudicate. Camoens, Harem, fin Lisbon, with 10- bas oranges, 32 brls viler- Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3
_per Cent . Nothing done. NAPLES AND Sicrny-Every 3 weeks.
When you praise peace, my marshal grey ! Windsor on Thursday.
James Clarkstone, late of Dorchester, came up for hearing , mandize conts uukn, loose abt 60 t salt, T Martin-2 hds wine, 13 Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent
Is it old age, with stealing step, that is clawing him in his clutch ? 1 THE ORDER OF TIIINGS.-The great author, Chateaubriano, Rarara, jun-G Dk SMYRNA AND CoNsTANTIs'oPLE-Every 3 weeks. '
u h• •t• . Upon his being asked why he came up from
pon is pen ion. 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) ' - Shut. ,
-or is it roguery ? Is it merely because the ohlfeliow, that has dislikes the present Order of Things. That distinguished ge- MEDITERRANEAN. _ . . ..
Dorchester, he replied because he understoud the King's Bench India Bonds, 21 per Cent.
seen a hundred feels of fame, fears again to put on the helmet ?to be more a. (A l h)D• •h ed
try.- . aug . - Isc arg . nius, Lamartinet does not sing the present Order of Things. Venilia, Andrews, fm Catania, with 160 t brimstone, Iqr ck wine, Bank Stock for AcTount, July 24,
--or does he, under the words of peace, meditate the letting The poet, Delavigne, is unfaithful to the Order of Things. J Bibby and co-S Dk 3 per Cent Consols for Opening, July 24 ..
loose of the thunderbolts of war ? For the sake of his character, : . The celebrated, orator, Berryer, is opposed to the- Ordq of Duclgli of elyence, M•Dowall, fin Leghorn, with 17 bls madder Inclia Stock for Accouot, July '
~ 248 7 Wind at Holyhead, S.W., moderate.
we hope the latter. It would suffernothing from the imputation —-- " a ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. ' - - -
• Things. The greatiavant Arago is aegainst the Orderof Thins.: ruretri 13 oeweran co-3 bls west , 1
e silk J 1 adwen and Sons-6 cs 1 ble
Is, order-2 pks conts unkn, 16 t corktree bark 40 t poz- Zl,OOO • EXCHEQUER BILLS.
53s 51s pm. Passed outward bound this day,
No. 140, Ellen Jenkinson, B Schooner, at 4 p.m.
of a little diplomatic lying ; but it would be real grief to think The general quarterly sittirigs of these sessions commenced Bertrand, the friend of the Great Captain, is no friend to e zottna,ga Bibby and co-(landed at Plymouth 5 1 ' b
) 11 gs oak Om er, 1 500 s3s 54s pm. Passed Point Lynas outward bound.
that he was done. Hang it, all that is worth talking about in on Tuesday last, at the Old Coort, Old Bailey, before Sir John Order of Things. The best artists, painters, sculptors, savant pkce eonts unkn, order-G Dk Small - 53s 54s inn. No. 153, John Taylor, AS,at 6 30 (sm. ,
-----
the world is fast waning away ; but that the old Toutouse-man, Nicholl, (the Lord Chief Justice of the Admiralty Coura) Mr. of all nations, residing in France, have no especial reason to' Jane, Chutlley., fm Zante, with 117 bts 85 earoteels currants, 4 t Advertised
who fought that battle like a trump as he was, although he knew Justice Park, and a gr4na Jury. There were only ten prisoners adore the present Order of Things. Poor Osier of Things !___. feitie, 20 t valonia, M•Andrew and Pilcher-K Dk Commercial Nothing done.
that peaee was concluded, merely for the houour of the French in the list for trial, and the chaages were happily unusually French Paper. flenry Alexander, Pyke, fin Messina, with 10 lids wine, J Roth- . , , - _ , _ .
LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
........ee,./
,
army, in the hope that he might finish the war by a victory over light. .
LocomoTivE POWER.-DurinF the last month one of the lo- sone,
wdl-50 t brimstone, 80 qrs linseed, 300 bags shumac, 15 t pumice -
40 pps Ick r wine, Ross Bros-10 hdshrandy, T /11artin-1 ck FOREIGN STOCK SIN LONDON, ;Jut v 2. ,
the English-for him seriously and really to talk of peace, is a THE KING V. JEFFERsoN AND OTHERS.-ASSAULT ON BOARD Days. Mrn. lern. lit. Festira Is, •s'''' •
comotive engines erected by Mr. l'imothy Hackworth, engineer, Marsala wine, 12 mortars, said Master-12 pps 28 eke olive oil, 16 cks
horror: It would have been as bad as to hear Sir Walter Scott AN INDIAMAN.
New Sheldon has teken fifty laden waggons along the lesion juice, Ibx drawing:a, 10 hds brandy, 48 hds 59 qr cks 40 brls 8 Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster '
abusing romances of chivalry. Three men, named John .lejyerson, William Brown, and George " , . • f'‘. , • seteenth 8 eighths wine, 9 bgs corks, Ibg squills, 2cs anchovies in Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent ' 911 ' i ' n. ar. H. M. F. I.
Stockton and Darlington railway, a enstance ot tnenty miles, e 1 Friday,
Waddle we back to our discourse. The object of all French Davis, were jointly indicted tor having on the fith of April last, small bx samples wine, order-P Dk Brazilian Bonds 674
d d ' h fif ' *nst an inclination of one '"'
an returne wit ty empty ones agai Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct., Saturday, . 6 130 146 14 10 Oxford Term en"'"Trirli'et'
statesmen is. as that poor body Max Lamarque used to phrase on board the East Indiaman ehe Lady Raffles, assaulted W.
uarter-inch rise per yard. The fifty laden waggons, including EUROPE. May 31
it, to round the French territory, making the Rhine the bouts- Boucher, the captain, Willie', Henry 'Hanson, the first mate, q Monday,.... 8 243 3 2 13 3 [Thoniaa $ 00,,,,f!
& • - 1t th normous load of 230 tons •
passengets, c., were equa o c e , Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, fm Hambro', with 199 bags wheat, I B Columbian Bonds, (18.24)6 per Cent., for the Aect .
dary of tiler empire. The object of all- English statesmen is and James Medley Hyde, the third mate, of the said vessel. the length of traiu, 170 yards ; and some parts of the line with Bostliby and co-30 csks madder, J W Smith and co-I bx toys, 2 bxs May 31 231 11 21 la Tuesday .... 9 3 .24 34812 7 Venus rises lh. stgio• PP
to prevent it. Ihe reasons which actuate both are too plain to The prisoners pleaded not guilty.
a curve of 900 yards long forming au arc of a circle 880 Inru combs, Ibx leather slippers, Ibx embroidery, M and 11 Joseph Danish Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent Wednesday..lo 414 44111 10 Last Quarter, 3it• 1O•
3 1
Thursday....ll 512 545 11 7 Jupiter rises 11_11,'
need discussion. Those who cannot uuderstand them without After Mr. Clarkson had stated the case for the prosecution, , ...4 esks white vitriol, 2 tnks cents unkn, E W Gaebel-100 bgs rags, Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the
our assistance, shall not be helped by us. The wars of Eliza- hat he wa
William Henry Hanson deposed t s chief mate of the rd • d Th- • ' f ance unprecedented in rail-
) a s ra ms. Is is a per orm 20i bgs bread, I csk smoked beef 1 anm wine Graham and-Taylor
road travelling, which, we understand, has already proved fa- egbrls 1 cse merchandise conts unkn ' -
, order-P Dk Acct, Slay 31
Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent .________—_—__—
beth, of Williem, of Marlborough, of' Wellington, were directed Lady Raffles. tast spr g
in she was making her homeward- se'
to this point. At last we succeeded in puttiug the Netherlands Enal d d
bound voyage from Bontbay to eaa, an upon the 6th of vourable to the coal trade connected with the river Tees.-From L'omet, King, fm Hambro'
a C espondent of' the Newcastle Courant. with 12 csks black lead, 65 hrls gin, 1
elc quills, 1 csk smoked beei, 18 bgs raga, 90 pks c hides, 2 bxs 15 Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., forthe Acct ,
May 31 37 4 MARRIED. 1-1# 0
qto 0
On the 27th ult. at Hambargh, William Brancker, Eg •
under one sovereign, and in rearing a sufficient barrier, at no 4Pril was IY•ing off the island of Ascension. Upon that day the e,trs cents unkn, order-8 t ore, T and W Earle and co-1 ese books, Portupese Bonds, 5 per Cent 591 elioto'
small cost of both blood and treasure. France was thereby captain had received a visit from an officer on board a King's A " FRIEND To GOOD GOVERNMENT." -Mr. Roebuck, in Tand W Homby and co-1 cse wine, 1 cse conts unkn, Melly, Pre- Ditto Regency Scrip, 5 per Cent 2l 1 4 dis. daughter of Cesar Godeffroy, Esq. of that place" • Cltur 't is'
curbed during the whole of the reigns of Louis XVIII. and ship, and after he had left the vessel, aboutten -minutes past ten his first address to the constituency of Bath, told his hearers, yrt and co-1 cse wine, Gibbs, Bright and co-4 bls rags Shia rope, Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £St On' Monday last, the Ist instant, at ,St. George ste &ISt' •
Brompton, Thomas Cave Browne, Esq., brother of the lagiss4
Charles X. 'The peace of Europe for fifteen years was mainly o'clock, he, witness, was standing upon the poop, and the cap- that the Whigs and Tories were each striving to make a pro- e,Turner-6 c. . , , . „
s glass beads Roberts Came and co-1 cse wine Gel- Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 lthin Browne Cave, Bart. of Stretton-hall, Derbyshire, t° 'O, ses i
le and co-41 es linen, 28,..s window glass, ses cotton, 2cs glass ware Ditto 3letallic, ex per ru., 3s. Id
attributable to that one circumstance. By and by up gets a tain was in the cuddy ; at the forecast h
le e observed some perty of the people ; aud that he and a few others had formed a esxs mimics, D and T%N illis-39 bls tow, J Hadwen-1 csk beef and Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent lBl Milner, daughter of the leer. Dr. Milner, Rector of Middieftitay 1,3,
blackguard playhouse tumult in Brussels, and- the vagabonds of Jefferson stri
fighting, and on going forward saw pped, in a party for their protection, under the title of the " friends of hens, p e Jeg„.....12 cs 14 pks (hire, 2 cases, 2 clocks, 1 glass, 1 cse Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 Vicar of Cudham, Kent, and Domestic Chaplain to bi' oe10( v
, o
that town win it, much to the shame and disgrace of the Dutch state of intoxication, and wishing to strike at every person who good government." We believe that all men, both Whigs and 4 pictures in frames, Roberts, Came and co-S Dk Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the Acct., Highness the Duke of Kent. -This marriage has been faety
troops quartered therein, who should have levelled the city to came within his reach; and when he- ordered hint to desist, he Tones, were anxioas to discover by what means " good govern- Vriendschaft, Ketildar, fin Groningen, with abt 45 t oak batk, J I%lay 31
first.
the ground. Thgpriests became masters of the country. The would not do so- The third mate then came up, and Davis began ment" might be effected; and we have now a solution of the yin Z
' eller and co-Q Dk . French Rentes, 5 per Cent go; `rie,
Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, John Standish, to s,a _sili,
French are propitiated-the frontier fortresses destroyed or to interfere. Both the prisoners were desired to go aft, which problem, in the following extract from the Evening Mail :-
~, . HOL L AND. Ditto, Exchange Same day, at St. Augustine's Church, Ever-fon, Joh,n,,rescu'
le Davis threw the witness "
given up-the barrier totally demolished-a daughter of France they refused to do. In the strugg , .• . House of Commons, June 19.-Mr. Roebuc _ pre:ern:ea a pe- . e
k e- , ..lizabeth and Cornelia, Jansen, fm Rotterdam, with 248 bales flax, French Rentes, 3 per Cent Ellen,.second daughter of the late H. Worsley, heesver, oteleere 1,
A wainson-2 pps 10 hf pps gin, ERa 252 bales tlax, Tennants, Ditto, Exchange
put on the throne, married to the mean person who draws a down ; the captain then came up, and desired the prisoners to tition from the working classes of Tiverton, in favour of the Shore and co 226 mats flax, 2cs cordials, 5 lds bullrushes, order Dutch, 2} per Cent, exchange 12 guil 4Bl }1 ex div On Tuesday last, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Franc],"
peusion frona England-and the Freuch shew by their invasion go aft ; this they refused to do, andmade use of the most abusive operation of the Beer Bill (!); and a petition from an indivi- __a Dk Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 ladies' shoe-anaker, to Miss Shepard, late of Whiteliaven., pot"
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. James Green, en
and conquest of Antwerp, that they can do what they please language. They still continued flatting ; and Jefferson struck dual, named Jardine, at Chichester, stating that he was falsely Concordia, Eddes, fm Dordt, with 89 t oak bark, order-Q Dk Duteh, 5 per Cent 9O/ 1 to Mist D. SWainston, of Prescot.
with the country. In fact, Belgium is theirs. They.are strength- at the captain with his clenched' fist, but missed him. The imprisoned with his wife several weeks ; that he hi-ought an ac- a Ilaitsema Victor, Van Wyk, fm Dordt, with 80 t oak bark, J C Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 I
sued in the very point where they most needed strength-in captain finding leis orders disobeyed, and his efforts at quelling lion, and recovered only £2O, owing to the treachlry ot his coun- ,
-Kilowski-Q Dk
ndustrie Van D b d r fm Rtt d m with 29 Ids 35 bdls '
uyven roo e , oer a , - .
DIED. toje
J0;0 lo
the very pOint where they can most annoy Europe. the disturbance Ineffectual, ,gave orders to Lieutenant Stirling sel, the partiality of the f udge. and the corruption of the jury 0? • ' '
' bdrushes, 2 bdls math, order-Q Dk COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, JULY 2. too
On Saturday last, at hit house, in Portman-square, -roil', soo
Well, some one may say, we could not help that. The Bel- to bring out the soldiery, which he accordingly slid ; and they, also a petition from am inhabitants of the city of London, in
RUSSIA. Amsterdam c. f. 12 31 Bilboa 361 Pomfret. His lordahip, who Wag a Lieut. Gen. in the s,„ Os 01
glans' disliked the Dutch government, and were determined on to the amount of forty, were drawn out upon the fore part ofthe the release of Mr. Carlile, and a petition front Robert Taylor, earl of Errol, Ili •
tate, fm Riga, with 382 bls flax, 91 t hemp, H & Do at sight l2, 11 Barcelona 'l6l the 64th year of his age. He is succeeded in his title it, 44(tois
throwing off the yoke ; and we bad no power of preventing quarter deck. praying his own release 0 ! !). The hon. member felt great plea- ';
J aornby and 00-S Dk Rotterdam l2 31 Seville 361 child about 5 years old. tlie e,
them. The captain then came up to the rioters with his drawn sword. sure in presenting and supporting these petitions." So that ictive, Strachan, fin Riza. with 114 lulls hemn. Roberts. Came Sz Antw,...e.rP ss ,-, 12 8 Gibraltar (Per hard dol.) 4Th •On Susiday last, at Liscard, Cheehire seed 2f• Mall, Isle' is
... , - ..s s :,.., _ s ~..5._,.. 'it-- ......7 ..1.-__ 1...-.. • •.. . ' , . ',I. r.,,,rcre /

LOCOMOTIVE POWER.—During the last month one of the lo-
comotive engines erected by Mr. Timothy Hackworth, engineer,
of New Sheldon, has taken fifty laden waggons along the
Stockton and Darlington railway, a distance of twenty miles,
and returned with fifty empty ones against an inclination of one
quarter-inch rise per yard. 'rhe fifty laden waggons, including
passengers, &c., were equal to the enormous load of 230 tons;
the length of train, 170 yards ; and some parts of the line with
a curve of 90Q_ yards long, forming an arc of a circle 880
yards radius. Thii is a performance unprecedented in rail-
road travelling, which, we understand, has already proved fa-
vourable to the coal trade connected with the river Tees.—From
a Correspondent of the Newcastle Courant.
A "FRIEND TO GOOD GOVERNMENT."—Mr. Roebuck, in
his first address to the constituency of Bath, told his hearers,
that the Whigs and Tories were each striving to make a pro-
perty of the people; and that he and a few others had formed a
party for their protection, under the title of the "friends of
g_ood government." We believe that all men, both Whigs and
Tories, were anxious to discover by what means " good govern-
ment" might be effected; and we have now a solution of the
problem, in the following extract from the Evening Mail:—
"House of Commons, June 19.—Mr. Roebuck
presented a pe-
tition from the working classes of Tiverton, in favour of the
operation of the Beer Bill (!) ; and a petition from an indivi-
dual, named Jardine, at Chichester, stating that he was falsely
imprisoned with his wife several weeks ; that he brought an ac-
tion, and recovered only £2O, owing to the treachery of his coun-
sel, the partiality of the judye. and the corruption of the jury 0 ! ;
also a petition from fAX)O inhabitants of the city of London, foi
the release of Mr. Carlile, and a petition from Robert Taylor,
praying his own release (! ! !). The hon. member felt great plea-
sure in presenting and supporting these petitions.' So that
"good government" is drunkenness without limit; " emanci-
pation' from trial by jury ; and blasphemy without restraint.
How long will people be the dupes of such imposture ?

Three men, named John Jefferson, William Brown, and George
Dads, were jointly indicted tor having on the 6th of April last,
on board the East Indianian he Lady Raffles, assaulted W.
Boucher, the captain, Willis'" Henry Hanson, the first mate,
and James Medley Hyde, the third mate, of the said vessel.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty.
After Mr. Clarkson had stated the case for the prosecution,
William Henry Hanson deposed that he was chief mate of the
Lady Raffles. test spring she was making her homeward-
bound voyage from Bombay to England, and upon the 6th of
April was lying off the island of Ascension. Upon that day the
captain had received a visit from an officer on board a King's
ship, and after he had left the vessel, aboutten minutes past ten
o'clock, he, witness, was standing upon the poop, and the cap-
tain was in the cuddy ; at the forecastle he observed some
fighting, and on going forward saw Jefferson stripped, in a
state of intoxication, and wishing to strike at every person who
came within his reach; and when he ordered him to desist, he
would not do so. The third mate then came up, and Davis began
to interfere. Both the prisoners were desired to go aft, which
they refused to do. In the struggle, Davis threw the witness
down ; the captain then came up, and desired the prisoners to
go aft ; this they refused to do, andmade use of the most abusive
language. They still continued fighting ; and Jefferson struck
at the captain with his clenched fist, but missed him. The
captain finding his orders disobeyed, and his efforts at quelling
the disturbance ineffectual, gave orders to Lieutenant Stirling
to bring out the soldiery, which he accordingly did ; and they,
to the amount of forty, were drawn out upon the fore part oft&
quarter deck.
The captain then came up to the rioters with his drawn sword,
and again ordered them to go aft, which they as pertinaciously
refused to do; the third mate was upon the forcastle, when the
captain came up, and in endeavouring to quell the disturbance
was himself attacked. The third mate was standing behind the
captain, and Jefferson in attempting to strike at him rushed
against the point of the captain's sword and wounded himself
superficially upon his left side • the surgeon on board was
directed to attend the prisoner, but he refused to receive medical
aid. The prisoner Brown endeavoured to throw the captain
down whilst he has endeavouring to separate Jefferson and the
third mate. Brown having hurt himself by falling down the
forecastle, and Jefferson having received the aforesaid wound,
-were both kept below; but Davis was confined for four days.
The crew on board consisted of fifty persons, including officeis.
CroSs-exaniined by Mr. Barry—All the prisoners were intoxi-
cated upon the evening in question ; they had broached a case
of port wine not their property. There was a black eGok on
board, who seemed very anxi(Jui to fight with Jefferson. Davis

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, JULY 2.
Amsterdam c. f. 12 31 Bilboa
Do at sight l2 11 Barcelona 361
Rotterdam l2 31 Seville. .................. 361
Antwerp l2 8 Gibraltar (Per hard d 01.).. 474
Hamburg Mcs. Bco. 13 151 Leghorn 47*
Altona 13 151 Genoa. 26 5
Paris three days' sight.. 1 1 25 85,Venice (Per G Aus. Liv. )... 47
Do g 26 5 Milan .......... . ......... 31
Bourdeaux do ~1.-., 26 10,Naples 391
Frankfort on the Main.... 15 t Malermo .......... 4p• oz.. . 1194
Petersburg tr rouble lO Lisbon
Berlin cur. doll. lOporto
Vienna, Ef. 2 in do. 10 6 Rio de Janeiro 3gl
Trieste, ditto
Madrid 37 (Cork
21 days' sight ll
Cadiz 37 ICork do

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On Saturday last, at his house; in.
Portman-s9uare, Lo. roe
Pomfret. His lottlibip, who Wait a Lieut. Gen, in the !,I_, 105 01
the 64th year of his age. He is succeeded in his title u: 4414/il,
child about 5 years old. die c,
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On Sunday last, at Liscard, Cheahire, aged 26,. AfarY'e Pia Of'
Mr. Lewies Henry, and the beloveddaughter of Georg
merchant, highly respectd by ail who knew her. °sit°
On Monday last, at Waveertree, after a protracted indisP
ilc Fl
hrt eming,late this town.
On Tuesday last,of after a long and painful illness. le:1"*"
with Christiattfortittide, Nit JaineS Mason, sett., TetilP
52, deeply regretted by his family and friends.

I.:arl of Errol, Ritchie, fm Riga, with 382 bls flax, 91 t hemp, 11 &
j Jornby and oo—S Dk
Strachan, fm ltiga, with 114 bdls hemp, Roberts, Came Sc
co.-2 spars, said Master—G Dk
jriel, Dye, fin St Petersburgh, with 200 csks tallow, GO bdls clean
help, J Butcher and Son—Q Dk
le ;grave, Everard, fin Riga, with 73 bdls hemp, 90 spars, Richard-
soy and Pemberton-785 bars iron, R Richardson-97 pks flax, order
Nils hemp, W Jackson-30 bilis do, Daman, Son and Ma.ssil-11
bdii do, W Winn-28 tails do, T Gladstone and co—Q Dk
~fiouw Elizabeth, Wilson, fin Danzig, with 4 e deals, 12 frns lath-
wool, 6500 mats, 1158 bgs linseed, 1000 brls flour, Stewart, Bald and
co--B DR
FRANCE.

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NN, e had the power of preYent:ng them, and it was our in-
terest to have clone so. What were the freaks or fancies of the
Louvain lubbers or the Brussels blackguards to us ? But sup-
pose we had not the power, was there any reason for our paying
five. millions of the Russian-Dutch Loan? Was it not quite
enough that our ancient rival and constant enemy should have
been aggrandimsd, arid that all our toils should be frustrated,
without imposing upon us somewhere about double the amount
of the assessed taxes for the purpose of making it " all right."
And Russia ? Why, it is just the same story. That Russia
shoUld be mistress of turkey was an event most deeply to be
deplored; but then, liberality, and all the rest of it, rendered it
necessary that we should take the part of the Greeks, the most
ruffian population of Europe. We fought Navanuo, glorious
feat! and thereby d,estroved the Turkish navy. We thus ren-
dered any defenrce, of Turley in the Black Seq. against Russia
impracticia4,he talon g of Varna ways the intue tckiztg.t
re.snit ;
ttattei passing 6f, ihe o,leice_ treaty of

PET.RIFACTION.-011 Tuesday the remains of a tree were
found at Newfaulds quarry, near Tullibody,oembedded in a kind
of clay about eleven feet under the surface; seven of which is
surface ground, and four of solid rock. It appears to have been
a very large tree ; and judging from the remains, to have been
about six or eight feet in circumference. It seems to have been
cut through, and the solid rock lies over the place where it has
been cut. It lies in a slanting direction. The length of the
body of the tree which remains is two feet six inches, a project-
ing part of the root is one foot four inches, the breadth at the
top is one foot three inches, and the breadth at the root two feet
one inch. the remains of the root is one foot in length, and
one foot five inches in breadth. The root sends forth a small
fibre one foot in length. It is one of the finest specimens of
vetrifaction.—Cakdvoian Mei cury.

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Liverpool:—Printed every Tuesday and Friday rnOrnivbfri okele
buildings, JOhn-street, and published at the STAN P-tic,,.dcr„l4o4lill:
7, lligh-street, Exchange, by SAMI7BI, , 'vlll'los
vertisements are received by MOsSrs. Nevrtoti ana. co,,tr
square ; Barker, Fleet-street ; Deacon and Co.. "Walb...„refcia (Se
Chancery-lane ; at Garraulty's ; at the London C,O111,'”hill;„
house, ; Jerusalem Coffee-hawse, ;11,1";
Coffee-house, raternosterro*; Nbrth.aild South,'' 1927,
house, Threadneedle-street; linden laaritmono,
street, London ; by Messrs. Johnston and C
Glasgow ; Mr. Sowler, Courier-oftW,
Bookseller, Warrington ; and Mr. Clarke,

Stinze, fru. (Wend, with 15 t oak bark, J Johnstone 50
his sax, Parry and Crosbie-38 bli do, order-43 bls tow, J C Ka-
lowiki—Q Dk
Bosehill, Ninean, fm Ostend, with 25 esks merchandize conts unkn,
1 hi 14 es 4 sums wine, 3'72 mats flax, order-26 brls nails, 1 pre]
snufers, Waddington, Holt and co—loose abt 50 t oak bark, Vos and
co-,20 his tlax, J M`Cammon-2 cs 1 bri wine. Rathbone, Bros and
eO-4 brl wine. E Cearps-2 es do, Baring Bros and co-60 bls flax,
)(Mow-ski-5 eska madders. J Van Zeller and co-50 bls flax, W
Dion and co-1 bx wine, E Frodsbaru—G Dk

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