The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-23 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, 23d July.-Noon,
Wind W.N. W.—Showers,
RRIVED.

William Brown, Taylor, and William Shand, Norton. from New
Orleans.
Ganges, Quirk, from Savannah.
Artemis, Sparks, from Montreal.
Calmer, Patterson. from Stockholm.

The outward bound remain.
The Miramichi, Hutohilson, St. John's, N 8.. at Clyde.
The Uurata, from Hull, for St. John's, N. 8., was spoken in lat.
45. 50., long. 28, by the Travis, from Mobile--all well.
The Lucy, Christie, Valparaiso, at Lima, 7th March.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 23n JULY.
Wind at Holyhead, W., blowing fresh.
Off, 1 ship, 1 brig. I snow.
The letter bag of the packet ship On,ITTe Washington will leave
Office of the consignees at 4 p.m. to-morrow.

The second reading of the Church Robbery Bill, after
a debate which lasted three nights, was carried on Satur-
day morning, by a majority of one hundred and fifty-
seven to ninety-eight. The Duke of WELLINGTON, Lord
HARROWBY, Lord WIIARNCLIFFE, and several of the Bi-
shops, strongly opposed as they are to many of the most
important clauses of the bill, voted in the majority, in the
confident hope that they will be enabled to prune and
amend it in the committee.

Of this interesting debate we have presented our read...,
ers with a fuller report than is usually seen in a provincial
paper. We have preserved all the more important facts
and most forcible arguments which are to be found in the
various speeches, in order that they may possess a sort of
compendium of the reasons for assaulting the bulwarks of
the church, virtually repealing the union between Eng-
land and Ireland, and paving the way for the utter extinc-
tion of Protestantism and civilization in that unfortunate
part of his Majesty's dominions.

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The venerable and truly patriotic Earl of ELDON, now
in his 83d year, delivered his sentiments on this measure,
on the last night of the debate, in an animated tone of
mingled admonition and condemnation, traced the present
evils to former concessions, and read the doom of his coun-
try in the prevailing disregard of moral and religious
obligations. "He would ask," said the nobleearl, !‘ whe-
ther any man could look at what had been transacted
during the last twelve months, and not be obliged to say
that there had been a conspiracy going on against their
lordships' house, the intent of which was to put an end
to its functions. He had. been raised from a very hum-
ble station of life, and he would ask leave to tell them
that the only way in which they could give an advantage
to their opponents was by yielding to menaces and cla-
mour—the consequences would be dreadful if their lord•
ships did not restore that house to the character it had
three or four years ago—if they did not, they might de-
pend upon it that in a very short time there would not
be an opportunity for any one to address their lordships
in that house ! The bill," continued the venerable no-
bleman, " and he submitted it ,more particularly to the
reverend bench—the bill, if allowed to pass in its present
shape, would prevent.any one twenty years younger than
himself, who should live to his age, from seeing a bishop
upon the reverend bench in that house" !
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With these sentiments, emanating from a good Chris-
tian, to whom this world now can have no charm, and
who will shortly be in the presence of his GOD, We en-•
tirely concur. It is with pain and reluctance that we
place such a confession upon record. If by excluding the
daylight from our past errors—if by concealing our na-
tional infirmities—
if by glossing over the faults and fol-
lies of our public men, we could avert the impending ca-
lamities, or rouse the nation to a nobler and juster sense
of its duties, most gladly would we be silent and- wait the
result with undisturbed .resignation. But silence has
been maintained too long. A fatal apathy has seized
upon the spirit of the British people, the words of wisdom
are despised, and the throne is surrounded by evil coun-
sellors, while demagogues and empirics, jacobins and in-
fidels, ride in the whirlwind and direct the storm of pub-
lic opinion.

The conspiracy which Lord ELDON describes as having
been in existence for twelve months against the House of
Lords has been much longer in operation against all the
other institutions of the country. For the last twelve
months we admit it has been emphatically directed against
the peers. With the reform bill came the tempest which
shook the temple of coronets to its foundations. The
machinations of the ministry, the madness of the people,
and the insolence -of the rabble, left that noble assembly
but a barren sceptre and the shadow of a shade of power.
It was remorselessly stripped of its authority, its honour,
its prerogatives, and its independence. Its voice was
drowned amid the noise of infuriated levellers and incen-.
diaries, and when overawed, it lost self-respect, yielded to
fear, and signed its own degradation.
Such was the House of Lords when it was compelled to
acquiesce, silently,- and from fear, in all the spoliation
clauses of the reform bill.. But that trial being over,
another trial, of a more tremendous kind, now awaits it.
A large majority of its members are unequivocally and
avowedly opposed to the church bill ; and yet the bill has
been read a second time It remains to be seen how far
their lordships will apply the knife in. the committee. A
few hours will show whether they can, for a second time,
and if for a second time, certainly for the last time, be
intimidated into submission and bullied into obedience.
If they sacrifice. the church, they, from that hour, seal
their own fate. The pen that. attaches the royal signs- -
ture to the
bill wilt speedily be required to write the
number
If they submit to that which their
consciences
—if they sanction a measure which
ofc n
d dea3n•is.
condemn—if
their hearts they deprecate—then, alas for them they
theiro
will commit a political suicide, and stand self-abased is
the eyes of the whole world.
In a matter of this serious import we only address
ourselves to the religious portion of the community—to
those who revere the protestant. institutions of the country
—and who are desit ous that the bible shall not he burnt
by the pagan priesthood, and for ever remain a sealed
book to the whole population. of Ireland. If we fail in
convitleihr, this class of Our readers that such is the object
of the conspiracy to which Lord ELDON alluded, then shall
we give up our cause in despair. But we entertain no
such fears. The mildew- of popery has not vet scathed
the whole harvest of British civilizaticn, nor has the taint
of liberalism corrupted the entire heart of the nation. It
has spread wide—it has sunk deep—it has found its way
to the footsteps of the throne—it has been poured into the
ears of the King's servants--it has made the commons
drunk, and has bewildered the crazy ,;)Vhigs, their new-
made lords, and their long retinue ofiataeaters, scrubs,
and dependents. But still the leaven has not leavened
the v, hele mass; there. yet remains, thank Heaven, an
uncorrupted remnant. To this class Ue. particularly ad-
dress ourselves. . .

In ate first place, to them v.•e sad•, is it not obvious that
the destruction and utter exti•icticn. of the protestant
church in Ireland is the object of the ccnf•piracy—not cf.
this measure ouly—but of every measure which has been .
passed for what is termed•the benefit of Ireland within the
last few years ? Whc,t). the disabilities 'affecting Rowan
Catholics were remote were we not told that that would
be a healing meatute Did not the Catholics assure us

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that it wonld be au act of atonement for all past errors ?- accepted, bribes. Would they, for this, disfranchise the ARREST OF THE MAYOR OF WEXFORD
gp,bipping Entelligente. BRITISH AMERICA. LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JULY 21 ,a 0
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an oblivion of former grievances ?—a bond of union # iat electors of last year ? Yes, they would if they could. FOR TITHES.
- - •• - - - - Esther, Sparks, fm Quebec and Montreal, with (fm Quebec) 400
brls flour, 401 bgs wheat, 50 brls pot ashes, A Gartside-33 lids horn
An execution was put into the hands of the Sheriff' ' that.quarter are now generally held for higher rates., n"' th
would cement in one cordial brotherhood men of all ranks This is what THORNELY and his tail would do if they had TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. tips, 40 hrls pot ashes, order-100 brls flour, A Parlane-(fm Mont- be done '''' •d4l.
In consequence of bad weather in Ireland, the co,nvs,gsre.belel
rhally obtained to-day. Some business has . nhan dil frto
against the person of C. G. HarYer, Mayor of Wex-
acnicesesves sjiaartcaeli:eadlacceonivaethane
cweerisle;iot?
awitboianomßrittisi . real) 52 hrls pearl ashes, Davenport and co;--110 brls do, 12 brls pot -
and creeds, peace being the
_summer, and happiness the the power. They would punish the innocent merely to ford, far the sum of thirty-five Pounds, . being the ii lls'elA3e;s- do, W A and G Maxwell-39 brie pearl ashes, A Taylor,, and co-17
I,:glis,d_o,
,12,0 t. br,ls flour, A
,Gartside-14000 minets vv?iea t,. 4. Parlane-- raintvitey
nonf Jed Cnans ada h 'h disposedreer: ir,
tra pired. Gets are la. de;:i AO
panaor
inunl.(,anerassildeorseftviniii7lcrisnh `4. heats, at fully betteL presiceen I
autumn of concession"? We appeal to:every man in . the I gratify the meanest of arl human resentments—to avenge amount of tithes due to the ' representatiVe of the late prising port : and the Tollowin„! information may he acceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, te 02 s 1 pa.., avcs,. 2e 1 stan..arti staves and heading, 21 c Jining boards,
(exportation) said Moster-Pcsk B goods retd, order - Dk almost every article in the trade, free and in bond, is 54)
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foi,!lows,
..viz..:-_ _ .
Uoited Kingdom wh44.n recollect the events of the last 'an electioneering refiulse, to keep alive the spirit of party, Rev. Mr. Driffen. The proceedings in this cause were which packets Qf the most splendid description are despatched as Sarah, Jacob, fm Newfoundland, with 243 csks train oil 123 seal ad yance. , A 4
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of long standing, but final steps were not adopted until skins, 9 cow hides, 2 fms firewood, W W Bullev-K Dk ' WHEAT, per 70 itis s d a d MALT, imp.mea• • ~
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five years, whether wharwe state were not the open and and perpetuate the eollisionsand heart-burnings of pri- .EW ?.)ORl+-011_ the Ist, Bth, IGth, and 24th of each month in the
Si H'il •h '
Sir Walter Scott, Brown, fm Restigouche, with 074 ps fir timber, Irish red (old) 59a 7 2 English .......... 5o "0 .41
aht 12 fms lathwood C Chaloner and co-Q Dk
after much forbearance on the part of the plaintiff. Mr. year. bserve-There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA,
unequivocal professions, promises, and pledges of the vate families. How dastardly- must the heart of that man Do. red 1832. 68.. 7 10 Irish . ......... jg 0.: g
Harve thought fit not only to withhold the debt but to and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the 10;1 Ric ards, fm Montreal, with 7353 f minots wheat, W and Do. white 183 ti 76.. 8 2 BRANS, .................: 30 0.• so
Roman Catholic party. The Catholic lords and gentry ,be who can indulo.e his spleen so long, and fan the embers put heir- to defiance. On Wednesday evening the Under- Amerccan inland posta7e is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to J Tglins
00 ps w oak pn staves, J Froste-P Dk Canada (old) 0 0.. 0 0 et 0•• .s
I In be forwarded after their arrival in New York Dryope, Hamilton, fm Quebec and Montreal, with (fm Montreal) Do. 1832 82.. 9 3 Foreign ••• ee 0
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of Irelind, the Catholic peers and commoners of England, of his vanity and indignation so incessantly and endur- Sheriff of the county, being aware that he had no common • PHILADELPHIA-On the Bth and 20th of each *month. 12065 minots wheat, 346 brls flour, 21 c 2:i staves, 1c 20 deals, A Par- Dantzic 7- 8 0 PEASE, White .• •• ."
their orators, their priests, their agents--all declared that ingly! He has no claim to public approbation-he can- debtor to deal
.with, but one whohad become so through a 80:Toe-On the sth and 20th, usually.
nee PARTS OF THE L etre]; STATES-The conveyances are
desire of playing the patriot, courteously apprised -Mr. frevuent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New lave-119 brls ashes, K Dowie and co-(fm Quebec) 582 brLs flour, I Stettin &Wismar 70.. ,8 0 FLOUR, per 280 the 6, 45
blot' ebermiseasnth,eAs, L'l%a,rlAanste-G3mo harxi,svefllol-urn, RDkllamilton-98 brls prl ashes, Odessa (soft) 70.. '7 6 Irish, (new) ..... 40 ~,
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emancipation was the summum bonum of their ambition, not cherish a generous sentiment—he is devoid of chris-
w HAVANNAII-On the Russian oo_ 0 0 Canadian free brl 32 to,
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Harvey, that an execution had been delivered against him, Yak
o.7Verltilizonth. Observe-Letters are for- Allan and cO--.100 ps deals, 460 ' ' i a ' is
Henrietta Toogood, fm Montreal with 5273 bus wheat M‘C lls Forei nii (inbond) 46.. 5 6 American, ditto- 32 „.:0
and that with this concession the headstone would be fixed tian feelings who can thus boldly exhibit himself in such
arded, also, by way planks, 300 ps W I staves for dunnage OATS, per 40 lbs Do. (in bond) 2u '••
and requested him to appoini a place and hour of meeting.
Do-K Dk Irish (old) 24.. 2 6 OATMEAL, 2411 the. .1 6.. g
to the grave in which their century of wrongs and a position, and run the enuntlet of public opinion amid The Mayor named his own office at half-past one the next MONTREAL-O/1 the 24th of each month durins the season.
0 John Welch, Woodhouse, fm Montreal, with 28 brls Canada pot Do. (1832' 26.. 2 9 Irish (old) ..... .• cis 0 i.'
grievances should be buried. All this is as true as the so much odium. day. Accordingly, the Sheriff, through a wish to avoid any 1 EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
SLANDS-There are usually monthly conve ances. athes, Blackburne and Dickson-28 brls do, K Dowie • and co-5 brie P • c' b d) 00.. 0 0 Do.'(1830)• .....
()reign 111 Orl
do U S do, WA & G Maxwell-40 brls do, R and G Benu-23 brls do, BARLEY, imp. mess. Rica, (in bond) le 0e 16
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words of holy writ. But let us see how far such a liberal and parliamentary •
chance ofcollision with the populace, informed Mr-Harvey Rio DE JANEtito-On the Ist and 16th of yeach month. 'r Stockdale-30 brls Canada prl do, 100 brig pt do, J Froste-6753 bus English 3O 0..32 0 Carolieta, (elyt-)- 16 (I'.• ~,
that it would be expedient he should meet him at the county OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA-Not reeular but frequent. B A wheat, 100 brls flour, R and G Benn-100 brls do, Blackburne & Irish, 60th 36.. 4 3 Rost India . . ..... 0
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By the Protestant conciliators, on the other hand, and . maxim might be pushed if applied to other offences 'also GENOA AND LEGHORN-On the Ist and 16thlif each month. Dickson-492 brls do, J and .1 Taylor-2000 bus B A wheat, 120 ps Foreign (in bond) 00. 0 0 FLAx Semi. hhd. •
,t. 40,
prison. Mr. Harvey, on the receipt of this message, set out LISBON-On the Ist and 16th of each month. deals, 400 deal boards, 26 oars, 1 piece oak and 1 piece pine timber, e=s
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by the vvhole herd of Jesuits. and liberals, we were told involving the rights of property and the liberty of the from his Court of Conscience in fullcivic costume attended (mem-Every 3 weeks. Welch and Hudson-P Dk 7.4.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Jc" •e
NAPLES AND SICILY-Every 3 weeks.
that Catholic emancipation would for ever ensure the subject. Let it be supposed, for instance, that it were by his three serjeants at mace in rich liveries, and bearins
SMYRNA A.ND CONSTANTINOPLE-Every 3 weeks. EUROPE.
-faiThr de ,Th re hs* beei'Y
stability of the church in Ireland. They considered it discovered that the Duke of BEDFORD had acquired the 1
a 1 the insignia of
.his corporate office: In fact, lie ha Belle Alliance, Willmann, fm Ostend, with 53 t oak bark, .1 C Ka-
disposed of the time conceded to him in decorating FRIDAY, 19th July.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Fair. lowski-15 bales flax, W Fletcher and Son-50 bales do Collines Bros
• e market is a shade lower than our last. Beef and Pork in 61"--
-82 bales do, order-1 case cotton lace, T Swire-Q Dk ..,,, done.
insecure, they ' said, so long as seven millions of men rielt to tax cabbages, and levy other imposts in Covent-
.ng victim o tus inten e to e po-
himself as the alluri • • f 1• (• d d b mend at steady prices-in Bacon, Slams, or Lard, 1117."'
b AaRIVED:-St. Cloud, Rich; and Brunett, Fales, from New Orleans Hoop. Lesstniver, fm Rotterdam, with 50 t oak bark, 130 mats fix
were clanking their chains, and waging a perpetual
.war garden Market, London, by corrupt means. Suppose pular) sacrifice; nay more, to render this display more Pleiades, Farnham ; Platina, Swanton ; and Splendid Britton, Mo. order-98 mats do, J Swainson-150 bales do, Tennants, Moore and S. (I. 9. I,* ,0 COI'
bile-Virginia Turner, Virginia-Ens,gezindhied Van'Durnen, Gr co-Q Dk BUTTER. -B el fast (new) 76 0' to- 78 :', •.- ---
against it. They based their advocacy of the bill upon that he had bribed the KING's chamberlain or the conspicuous, he ordered nine policemen passing gis office
, ningen-Anna'Elizabeth, Bockhout ; and Hoop,' Lesslurper, Rott:rl Harmonic, Rooderkirk, fm Rotterdam, '
• with 12 pps 100 es geneva, Banbridge 73' 0 - 74 '' ~,..---
to esdort him to prison—thus wantonly exposing to darn7-Catrina, Meddell, Harlingen-Remina, Boond, Amsterdam. JW S May-abt 40 t oak hark, J Van Zeller and co-60 mats flax, 100 Colerain.... .... - 75- 0 .......•
the new strength which the church would acquire from QUEEN'S butler. or some officer of state, and had for
-, . danger a small body of men every way calculated by their Atnol,
..Malcolm, from Mauritius, sailed 2d April, and from St. es 20 bxs cheese, 31 Ids bulrushes, order-Q Dk Sligo 72 0- 73 0,., ..---
concession. They told us that its exactions would cease the bribe received the privileae to tax roots and ve- ' Helena, 1 ith May.-The Janet, sailed far the Clyde about ten days Zorgen Vlyt, Uil, fm Rotterdam, with '127 mats flax, J Adams- Derry , .750- 76 „" .----
e, presence to exasperate the populace, and quite insuf- previously. 120 mats do, H C Smith and co-100 mats do, J Swainson-5 aums , Waterford (new) 7O 0-76 " ----
to be vexations, and would no longer be murmured getables. . Suppose all this. clearly prOved, would ficient to quell the effects of any irritation they might Thomas Scattergood, Waithman, hence for Philadelphia, fell over wine, 3 tnks 2 chsts contents unkn, Maury, Latham and co-189 mats Limerick (new) .....
• while hauling on the beach at Milford, and filled with water • she is fiax, order-Q Dk Cork (new) 72 0-73 0 ,„...,
lliattrfee.don'-eein dr_...,,dr (i''
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against, from the moment of passing the " healing mea- Lord JoriN RUSSELL bring in a bill to deprive JOHN, cause. Mr. Harvey. thus attended, his officers being in veyy. much broken and otherwise considerably damaged. ' ' Anna Maria Catherine, Kleininga, fm Rotterdam, with 132 bls flax, Pickled 2ds, (Cork)
the van, the police in the rear, and escorted by. Edward Hibernia, Wilson, hence for New York, was spoken 4th inst., in Tennan4, Moore and co-71 mats do, order-Q Dk Dry 3ds, (Sork)
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sure." Lord PLUNKETT, over and over again, threw :Duke of BEDFORD, of his property in Covent garden
- lat.
.46,. long. 30. . Irt, Hoodless, fm Hambro', with 100 brls pork, 200 frks butter, Newry 72 o__ 0 o
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- • • Cookman, Esq., Recorder of Enniscorthy and Laurence E.
bis perfidious pledges in our faces, and protested till he Market ? Or, let us take another case. Suppose that WI • • •
lite Esq., a magistrate of this county, marched to pri- -el -1
. . Higemson, Gillespie, hence, at Barbadoes, Ist June.
gi.ant, Thorpe, from Havana, at Cowes. 200 brls flour, 40 brls oatmeal, 200 bgs bread, 2694 pits spelter, order
-P Dk Dundalk
Carlow . 72 0 -7, 0 0 ---- ,
70 0 --: 78 0 , tief').
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was nearly as black in the countenance as his master
, one THOMPSON, or MoarirsoN, or SNOOKS, of London, son and deposited himself in the safe keeping of the gaoler. Paragon, Saint, fm Cadiz, with 4 buts 8 hds 16. qr cks wine, Baring BEEF. irime Mess 9O 0 110 ePe 10_1
SATURDAY, 20th July.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Fair. Bros-49 buts 74 hds 47 qy cks do, Laidman, Craig and co-24 hds 48 PORK
that from and after the passing of the bill all agitation who lived in the time of GEORGE the THIRD, had been This display- of Mr. Harvey ought to open the eyes of Go- 7 cks do, order-16 qr cks do; Gibbs, Bright and co-5 buts 10 hds Do.
ARRIVED :-William, Tonge, from Maranham-Garland, Airey -
vernment to the folly of persevering in the attempt to reno, J H Rudall-10 buts 4 lals do, Winter and Sons-6 buti 6 hds 6qr BACON --
would cease, all grounds of grievance be removed, all guilty of smuggling tea, or silks, or tobacco, or any thino• Ceara, (sailed 13th June)-Nottingham, M'lntosh, Jamaica-Hotspu ' filss.do, J Davies-2 hds do, W Gibbe-1 hd do, T Brancker, jun--4 DRY HAMS 5O 0- 54
' der the situation of Chief Magistrates in towns an office of Hewitt, Grenada-Robert Russell, Bell, New Orleans-Travis, Har' ...---
cavilling against the church, its ministers, or its dues, else, and that, out of the profits of this illicit traffic he • • milton • Choctaw Foster • Silva u
. , . , . . , n s Jenklns, Coffin ; and Victoria, cls do, J Fox-3 buts do, J Ogle and to-3 hds do, I Beard-3 buts WET DO - 0 0
. . popular election. Here it has been such forseven months, do Ashburn and Priestlev-1 hd do W Hutchinson-1 hd d E LARD.-Firkin
be for ever silenced. On the faith of these solemn left a splendid fortune at his death to his only daughter
, and behold its first and eaxliest fruit! Merrill, Mobile-Brittannia, Sketchley, (sailed Ist inst.) and Caroline, --z-
--, New York-Sir Walter Scott, Brown, Restigouche-Sion Hill, Grundy 150 fi ks quicksil r D th' B 286 b ttl •d Z la'
and co--1. brl Ts ledo earth veT'B anrekes 11- bo }cos S 'li'dictueta
, ra er- x, o , . i eton
pledges' and protestations, and the readiness which the who married a Whig lord, and 'gave birth to a nu- His Worship has since paid the debt, and has beerrdis- Richards, (sailed 19th June) Henrietta, Toogwood; and Dryope, -G Dk ° --A-- -,,-41.
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Hamilton, Montreal-John Welch, Woodhouse ; and Margaret, Sump- LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, -
Catholics professed to take all the requisite and conser- merous progeny of .Whigglings, the Lord NOODLES charged.— Wexford Conservative, ton, Quebec-Britannia, St. John's-John Atkins, Dunlap, MEDITERpANEAN.
, . • Richibuctoo-Paragon, Saint, Cadiz. F ees "
, Donkin, fm Alicata. with eB6O canters, abt 220 t rough 3. d. 9. d: Tor'
waive oaths for the protection of the cliurch,, the minis- and Sir PETER PooDtßs of the present day ; and let Monticello, Lawton, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 31st May. brimstone, 1 eighth and Iqr ek wine, order-K Dk Hay 0 7 to 0 9 rie ,
4r • RIGHTS OF FREEMEN. iia long. 20.
try yielded, the Parliament consented, the king signed, us suppose further that these crimes against the publiO, _ Straw, Wheat 0 31 0 4 /
(From Feli.c Farley's Bristol Journal.) Mary, Norton, hence, at New Orleans 12th June. ' ' Oat
and the .“.healing measure" became the law of the land. by these infractions of the revenue laws, were discovered There are various measures brought before Parliament that Dalhousie Castle, Toole, hence, at do. 14th •-- IMPORTED 8ar1ey...., .... ..... 0 0
Congress Holmes hene.e offeharleston and • r eee t Sav nnah
may be nominally termed of local interest, but which la fbact are _ _
,p o ded o a . From the 12th to Ole' 18111 July, 1833, inelissire, Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 021 0 3 _.,,i''
Oh deed of folly and of shame I Four years have and proved in the reign of WlLLtam the FOURTH, would Garland, 'Murray ' h •''
tCh 1 '
ence, at ar eston 2,lth June., • '1 4 ley,
By 5 Vessels from Afries.,4 Jarriaica„l Barbadoes, / Tampico, 2 New Potatoes (old)
of general concern, and involve public principles. Such is the Sunbury Hinde 'h a
.do. 2-d -
not yet passed, and that church, then fenced round by Lord Jolt's RUSSELL bring in a bill to amerce the heint case with regard to the course now in progress against the free- Rambler,' Drew,' heenneeee'
,at Baltimore 20th - Orleans, 1 Mobile, 2 Savannah, 2 Charleston, 2 Philadelphia, 2 New New Potatoes
York, 1 Halifax, 2 Quebec, 1 lklontreal, 4 Newfoundland, 1 Brazil, Turnips . a
so litany pledges and oaths, is now absolutely tottering of •Sooics for the- delinquencies of their grandfather' ? men of the borough of Liverpool, who are at present-nnder a 3,,s- Casco, Choate, hence, at New York 25th -
I Buenos Ayres, 1 Maranham, 1 Bahia, 1 Valparaiso, 1 Smyrna, 1 Tri- Carrots • 0 0
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tern of persecution, at the instigation of the radical faction of that Devereeux; Turman. hence, at do. 27th -
LO its very foundations ! Ten of its bishops are to be No, not he, honest Lord JOHN. It is only on defenceless town, because they thought their interests would be better served Silas Richards, Bursley, hence, at do. 30th - . este, 1 Palermo, 1- Alicata. 1 Zante. 1 Malaga, 1 Seville. 1 Dordt. Mangleworsle. . • 0 0 1 o 0 /
I Ostend, 1 Rotterdam, 1 St. Petersburgh, 2 Uleabourg. Manure ' 6 6 .., 7 0
Science, Coffin, hence, at Newburyport 25th -
swept away at one dash ! Its ministers lire to be ex- freemen, suspected of being Tories, that the brave Whigs in Parliament, and their-business better performed by gentlemen Bob Loeic, Champion, hence,at Quebec 2eth .
having a stake in the country than by noisy demagogues the pup- Aurora' Crowell hence at St John N B Argols
posed to the violence of the agitators, and after being nlake war. It is only- in Liverpool that the innocent are pets of the mob. The detail; of the case are curious 'h • • ' ' ' . '• •
,as s ewing Eliza Scotland,' Scotland, hence, at Leghorn. Ashes . .hrls. 1255 (Froin the London Gazette, July 19.) tff
expelled for the space of three' years from their livings, to he punished and degraded for the supposed delinquen- the total failure to prove bribery at the last election for Liverpool • Bark hhds. —, serons, eye os
before a Committee of the House of Commons • the under- SUNDAY 21st July.-Noon Wind N W -Fair Oak •• • tons, 147 Wht. Brly. Oats. 1 Rye. J. d,
their churches are to be vacated, and their revenues con- cies of their predecessors. It is only here thatthe innocent standin - • • • ' • ' * •* • *
g being that if that election were immaculate (and a ARRIVED:-Wilberforee, Green, from Jamaica-Canova, Westcott ; Peruvian bales, 109 AVERAGE s. d. s. 41. s. d. s. cl. 45; 6 ii•-1
• Of the week . . 54 1 25 6 18 8 32 9 f,,"; 5 'al
Berries ' bales, 68
fiscated ! The lands of the Bishops are to be sold—they are to suffer for the guilty—that a hundred innocent are more immaculate one according to all the evidence given could and Victoria, Rod,__•••ei, New Orleans-Frances, Leslie, Charleston, Borax chests, Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 72501810 31 11 0.? g ,
• not have occurred for the alleeed amount of refreshments (sailed 29th June)-Woodbury. Welding Virginia-Clement, Martin Brimstone. , . tons, 690 19 et
Duty on Foreign ....33824 4 19 9 22 9 na?
are no longer to have even a life interest in any portion to suffer for one guilty, and only here, where a faction • ' • . • • Mobile-Elizabeth, Ogilvie ; Elizabeth,
was only given at six pounds twelve shillings,) no further Q 'Reid ; and Spring, Hornsby', Cassia Li,enea boxes, --- The, alterations in the Duty this week is IBd. less on Beans a•• ,
uebec-Atias, Scott, Montreal-Charlotte Langan Lawrenc • G
of the soil—no claim upon landlord or tenant—they are have sufficient influence to induce the Government and investigation should take place. The object of this under- Eldon ; and John, Russell, St. John S ' •e ' race'
, N.B.- t John, Nichol], Dal- Castor Oil -
„gee
- standing was rational and just, because the constituency of housie, N. 8.-Margery, Wheatley, Mirarnichi-Terranova, Percy, Cloverseed.... casks„ bales, AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LI '-
to be paid out of a fund to be managed by commissions, an immaculate House of Commons to condemn the many Liverpool had suffered punishment for former delinquencies. Newfoundland-Catherine Carolina, Sehlie, Memel-Helena, Frintz, Cochineal .. bee,s, -, serons,
Cocoa 'brls, -, bags, FROM IRELAND.
which in the course of a few years is sure to be swal- for the venial errors of the few. THORNELY and his and iine bribery existed at the last election, it was a good car- a_ •
N snatrsah Sh ea f . Coffee, B. P tees. 639, brls. 339, bags, -- From the 15th Inst. to Use 20th inst. inelusire. bl'
nest that the borough would continue clear of future improprie- , late Smith from Mobile for this port, was
_.s oken L°lll
lowed up in the monetary and financial revolution which worthless abettors may take our word for it that their 22d June, off Matanmata. R' f t •ef ' N Y k h i •1 P "
iis emilne7.nor ew or ,av ne ost her Foreign bags, 100, hr.'s, -, hhds, Cows. I Sheep. I Pigs. I Horses. 1 Mules. I Calves. i ,
ties. We know not what more could be done in the way of „ptain, mate and 4se enee Logwood • tons, 163 782 I 3824 i 3332 I 62 i I 79
-
is near at hand ! • conduct as the originators of this iniquitous transaction- purity of election, than the proof which went before the Corns Greenhaw, 'Atkin, hence 'forYSt. John, N.B. was spoken 10th inst. Fustic • tons, 605 4O
mittee of the House of Commons, appointed to investigate this in lat. 46 56, long. 29 30. NiCaragua Wood tons, 158 • el 1110.
Such are the leading provisions of the bill which has of this attempt to spoliate in defiance of the very forms Barwood tons, 16 WHOLESALE PRICFeS OF BALTIC AND AMERICA-,
matter, that out of 1700 public houses, not One was opened Undine, Weston, hence for Duxbury, was spoken 10th inst., in lat.
been read a second time in the House of Lords, and of justice, and in this extra-parliamentary and extra-con- for election purposes, and that all the refreshments alleged 46 56, long.__29 30. Camwood. tons, 127 LIVERPOOL, ./141Y ''',,i'
Flax mats. --, bales. ---- X. r. d. X. s. d. rar.1...-
Pacific, Waite, hence for New York, was spoken 12th inst., in lat.
have been given to voters amounted to six pounds twelve TIMBER, V cubit} foot,
.. oft
well might Lord ELDON designate it a bill of fraud stitutional way, will not soon be forgotten. They have t° a 8 20, long. 21 10. Flaxseed hhds -, qrs. -, bag,s, ---
shillings!! But it is not the purity of election that is sought Rapid hence for Bombay was spoken in lat. 49 30 Ine 9 Flour
against the Protestant church. But iniquitous as these carried their venomous ranivirr too far. They have by the Liverpool Patriots, who are endeavouring to deprive 20. ' ' - ' • '° e. Galls bags, 15 Dantzlg
provisions are, they do not contain all the fraud whieh aroused 'feelings which they will find it difficult if not im- the most respectable part of the constituency of that borough of Tinley, Robson, hence, at Charleston. Ginger .barrels, 37, bags, 150 Memel. 0 2 0 0 2 1
AO
Gum . . esks„ bags, 52, tees, 19 American Pine Ol5O 1 8 (
01'
its franchise. The object is to destroy as rapidly as possible Sty Geo. Murray, Beverley, hence, at do, Do. Quebec Ol 51 01 6 d
les. V I°9 A
was originally intended by his MAJESTY'S ministers. possible to allay ; and when the next election comes, as the old municipal Freemen of England, in order that the mush- Ringwpod, Smith, hence, at Newfoundland. Hemp
' Hides, Cow and Ox bundles, 83, bales,
no. 12047, bales, Red Pine 0 1 8 0 2 0
When the bill was introduced to the CoMmons it con- soon come it must, this will be demonstrated in a way room Ten Pound Voters may have the more influence in return- MONDAY, 22d July.-Wind, N.W.-Fair. Horse Hides
of f
ieg Members to the House of Commons. In other words, to A Lemon Juice casks, Birch
tained a clause appropriating to secular purposes the which they, perhaps, little dream of. They may indulae • th bbl th d -to t tt th th
, give era e. e ascen me) a grea er ex en an e TAIVED:-Laura, Taylor, from Demerara, (sailed Igth June)-
Y Fergus, Meson; and Hermitage, Churchill, New Orleans-Will'am Madders casks, -. bags, PLANKS, V foot of 2 inch.
Dantzig Deck
0 0 4 0 0 41 £44 V 1f,,,,"•104-' '
surplus funds arising from the sale of the Bishops' lands. in the luxuries of a tavern dinner, and console them- even at present possess; and this is 4.he point that in the case Pitt, Weldridge, Quebec-Joanna, Murray, Miramichi-Lady Alnn, Madder Recite
Molasses csks, -, hales, 8
casks, 67 American Pine 0 0 2j. 0. 0 0 .42 ss. 6 a'''"
in question we particularly wish to impress upon our readers Simpson, Pictou, (sailed Ist inst )-Victoria, Berry Montreal. Munjeet ' bales, -, bundles, DEALS, 48, standard hundred.
The clause, we admit, was subsequently withdrawn, but selves by thinking that the public, the over-taxed public, that the public attention may be closely directed to it. Bristol', Courier, Robinson, from ValParaiso, (sailed 17th'April.) The Jane Olive Oil jars, -, casks, 291 Best Petersbure Red .. 17 10 018 0 0 41
its admission into the bill proves the animus of the mi- have to pay the costs of this useless and unconstitutional and all the old borough towns of the kingdom, with their an- I:sour, and the Clyde were to sail for this port two days after the Palm Oil casks, 1389 Do. ''' White 14 0014 10 9 A.,e „a DO'
cient constituencies, are collaterally attacked by the revolution- uo,rer'eh. .i, Fish oil casks, 1134 Memel Red l6 0 n 16 10 0 ' •'''' - -
Arcturus, Black, from Limerick-Jessie, Lewis, Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 01 0 15 0 0
' robbins, -, ha... 8,
nistry, and the reckless and destructive spirit by which inquiry, for allowing which Lord ALTHORP will be asked ists of Liverpool, who are endeavouring to disfranchise the Watrrford"Bear '-
others, O'Hara Londonderry--Prince Regent, Morgan, Pepper
Pimento, W.l brls. -, boxes , ba:ts, 271
they were actuated. The whole measure shows that the a.question some of these days; but a day of reckoning freemen of that town! Their case to-day may be ours, or that Drogheda-Scotia, Morrison, 'Ballina-Caledonia, Huntsdale, Strang- Rice tcs. --, f tcs., -, E. 1. bags, 60 PRICES OF SHARES;
of any other old borough to-morrow, the object being to march ford—Friendship, Davies, Newport—Vine, Forman ; and Mary, Rum Ink -, hhds. 182, puns., 483 , li3s' 4
present is only an experiment-the insertion of the first will come. more rapidly in the course of innovation. Williams, Charlestown-Dinorwick, Hannah, Kirkcudbright-Queen Saltpetre bags, 274 LIVERPOOL, July 2"., it
Su
Adelaide, Turnbull, Isle of Man-Emerald Isle, Saxon, London. Liverpool Coal Gas
wedge—the construction of the first parallel—the erase- Shell Lac chests,
Liverpool Oil Gas
. - Wilsons, Inglis, hence, at Demerara. Sugar, B.P. hlids 925, tees. 147, bags, -, boxes -, brls., 10
LONDON LATEST NEWS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANIMRD. Liverpool and Harringtoe Water Works . . . 450 „
ment of the first buttress, preparatory to a general at- Glorat, Hetherington, hence, at Ceara. Brazil cases, -, hxs. -, brls,
Sir,-I had cherished the vain hope that certain individuals, Sir J. Beresford, Collin, hence for Montreal, was spoken 15th inst., , Mee ilia bags, Bootle ditto
tack upon the church, the extermination of the Protest- . Sasurday Evening, Half-past Seven o'clock. who appear to delight in misrepresentation, would have re- in lat. 50, long. 19. Havana boxes„ chests, - brls, --- Exchange Buildinga
Mast rs h
e , ence for Tampico, was spoken 6th inst., in East India boxes -, bags, -, hluls., Liverpool and Manchester Railwase, . £lOO paid £2lO „
ant religion in Ireland, and the restoration upon- its As will be seen by the Parliamentary report, the Irish church frained from pursuing such dishonourable modes of partizan- digircl'oeg. 8 21. Mauritius bags, Ditto Old Quarters .. . 25 .. 52 t, ~
ruins of the splendid mummeries and polluting super- robbery bill was re;td a second time last night in the House of ship, after the public protestation sent to the Mercury of tbe sth lanthe, Brown, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken Ilth inst. in
. , Sumac bags, 2450 Ditto New Quarters . . 25 .. 51 lyseile
Lords. In committee, however, there will be several essential instant, denying the false Statements previously inserted, re- lat. 53 30: long. 17 30. Tallow casks 300, tons, .-:-._. Bolton and Leigh ditto . .. . . 100,' .. 85 .
stitions of the church of Rome. Popish ascendancy is alterations, removing the most objectionable clauses, and mak- specting the dinners given to the freeholders in North Meols, Tantivy,---, from Jamaica for Hambro, was off Portland 15th inst. Tartar casks, 48 Ditto .
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the object ; and popish ascendancy in • all its horrors, in& it as harmless as such an atrocious measure can be made by who voted for Sir Thomas Hesketh; but it is not in the nature ..sequile, yaelor, heee_e_ for Cape of Good Hope, was spoken 3d June, Tar
Kenyon and Leigh ditto . . . . 100 .. 115 ""'• ,
any alteration. Ministers have raised heaven aud earth to of our modern school of economists and prattling reformers to i gi• F'l it',/,' °IT' 21 3U. Tobacco boxes, -, tees, -, hhds, 211
bap, --- Wigan Branch ditto .... • • . . 160 ~ 80 •,
persecution, and a sanguinary- struggle, will be the re- c n ess eir errors, as ee p
enable this bill to esca • h h • • 0 f th ' th • a pear to deem it more laudable to
pe being t rown out, and t e highest in- saennnsce oo e. hence, at Demerara.
b h, Bispham, hence, at do. Turmeric
Turpentine . bids, 4849 St. Helens and Rueeorn Gap ditto . 100 .. 95 ~ '
suit, if this fatal bill should ever pass into a law. fluence in the country has been brought to bear direct upon the persevere in error than to " nobly own a fault." Scarcel!
SAILED :-Arethusa, Hutchinson, for Barbadoes. Valonia bees, -, tons, 409 Leicester and Swaifftington ditto . . .50 „ 5'7 11: ::
bench of bishops,. to neutralise or remove their just opposition. knowing how to repair a false and garbled statement, they fa 1
—.se,.
What will the Whigs not do to keep office? This system of into the certain dilemma of having. to make fresh crutches for • Wheat bags 300, bushets 12014, minots 13648 Manchester, Bolton, and. Bury Knil- s Sell'
VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. way and Canal . ..,, , j• 211 .. 15
~ 4
The second committee for inquiring into the sobriety, ihiliings can never endure for any length of time. The twenty the legless animal of their phrenzied imaginations. The cor-
. Leeds and @env Railway . . .
010
million West India annihilation 'bill will be read a second time respondent of the paper in question having now assumed the
Grand Junction dittb
honesty, and purity of the reformed electors of Liverpool, • • f C' •
in the Commons on Monday. The result of the debate in the h d • dl d d 11 h. f
cognomen o ons, as win e own a is ormer para- EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. jfiarktto. London and Birmingham
Ashleys, or Brocklebanks, 237 Perseverance, P, Batavia, Spore and
have heard already all the evidence adduced for the peti- upper house was so much anticipated that the consol market graph into the forced acknowledgment that they were some
Manila —....--- Bank of Liverpool
lioas_ npe been influenced by it. The market improved yesterday tipsy ass-boys, who insulted certain females ; and yet I chat- F Gouthwaite, 294 Trineplo, P. Calcutta LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 19. Bank of Manchester
Manchester and LivemoolDistfietl3,ank 10 .. 13 ' t
tioners, and it is exactly what we expected, the most 1 th t d • 1 1 1 h -
enge em o pro uce, or name a sing e ema e w o was, or
904 for the Account, but it has been heavy today, and left off
it Ir, . ' -
sthi&c.. . . There has.been a very good demand for Suomi, and 1,600 hhds. B.P. cemmercial Beek of Liverpool . . 10 ..
trumpery that can well be imagined. The witnesses at 901. 4. Exchequer Bilis are flat at 55 56; and India Stock considered herself to be insulted upon the occasion in ques- W Ker. Imrie & co, 2'vj s'T
a It
eNri Wi K Kingston, Jamaica have been disposed of to the grocers and refiners, at very full prices Liverpool Manne Assurance Company 25 .. 32 -:;
at 240 • and Bank 207 to 208. tion. The ass-boys formed no part of the dinner-party; and if
for all descriptions ; 100 bags Bengal sold at 58s. 6d. 0 60s. 6d., and Oldham Gas Light and Watera•orke 10 .. 16 ~ 6d {,
spoke to generalities only-of matters of art old date- We 'have had • •
great speculation in Portuguese Stock and b • th I was not from motives of distaste to
any eer was given em, i UNITED STATES.
150 bags fine Burdwan, at 6,39. per cwt. In Foreign the sales are con- London and Greenwich Beltway . 1 . 1....:14e,
of CANNING and HUSHISSON—of CREEYY and BROUGHAM Scrip during the last three days, and the most absurd rumours, the ale, for it was excellent. Nothing indicates a narrow mind Roskell, Ogden & co, 587 South America, P, New York fined to 20 chests Paraiba, at 225. fa 265. for low to fair white.-There _ ____ RINID. DAWS'ON, Share-"
W& J Brown & co, 320 B Mezick, P. Baltimore has been a good enquiry for MOLASSES, and about 240 puns. of Trini-
all in favour of Donna Maria h • b
, ase een afloat.. The Stoc „ . .
k more strongly than the attempts of Civis to make 'the beer-
Morrall & Son, - Export, No 2 Gray, Boston dad, Demerara, and Grenada have been sold at 255. 0 255. 6d. per cwt. '
FOREICN MAILS.
--..-=::-...---sse'l
-and of transactions relative to persons who are either • - ill' tt • 1 b th • C
s opiseeper a party in is ma er , mere y ecause e narranon w& e B &
which was last week on has been done this mornin at 78 and u
g , rown co 640 Carrol of Carrolton P Philadelphia -COFFEII.-The sales of Plantation have a,gain been rather extensive, -----b•
tee
dead or have but a questionable existence. The evidence closed at 76; and the Scrip left off at lui premium. Spanish of a fact, and the word " beer-shop," gave a mean eccasion fur D& T Willis, ' 146 Agaphea, K, ' ampeachy and amount to upwards of 300 casks of Jamaica and 400 bags Demera- PLACES.
_1_.....'051... `,lOl
has been affected by this, and after reaching 22, closed at 211. llin u the s leen and revenge of the beer-sho kee er• but
ca g p p
~ . . d i p p_ ,
BRITISH AMERICA. ra : the ordinary to fine ordinary qualities of the 'farmer sold at an . .
for the defence was to have been gone into yesterday, the term " beer-shop is a common one ,an can state boldl advance of 2s. per cwt., and although there was less competition for France
All the northern bonds, as well as Brazilian, have been getting Y J Poole & co, 384 Nelson Village, P, East Port &St An- 1 MondaY.?
and it will perhaps be finished to-morrow, after which we uEi Russian closed at 101/ 5, Dutch at 4.9 A, and Belgian at aud truly, that no personal feeling towards any.person guided drew's, N B the fine qualities, prices of these sorts were fully maintained; the Malta. (via Prancee Thursda 'i,
9' 3. Brazilian left off at 701 those who signed the prutest. Again, it is amusing to witness W W Bulley 98 Fanny, 5, Newfoundland Demerara brought Iformer rates. No sales of Foreign.-There has Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey , Sato ,
shall take the liberty to comrnent upon it as freely as the a4_ ght his new Greek wan into the
Dlr. Rothschild has brou -.
• • • th • 1 ta' d . th t " h •t• bl h t 1."
e suer con ine in e erm suc a respec a e oe , s
J Holt & co, ' 295 Zebulon, B, Pictou, N S been a speculative demand for COCOA, and &50 bags Trinidad have Spam , t, or
delicate forms of the House, and the sensitive natures of market, and the Scrip this afternoon was 7 premium. It bears since it is not long ago that Civet eulogized the said inn as J
.17.. ones, sen, 309 Lunenburg, B, Halifax & Lunenburg been sold at 555. 0 60s. per cwt., with a small lot of Grenada, at 60s. Holland and the Netherlands ... ~__-. ,
e 655.-Aiew brls. Barbadoes GINGER brought 82s. per cwt., but in Germany, Switzerland. Denmark, Penssia, Rus- Thw---
the persons concerned, will permit. We have been fur- 5 per cent. interest. almost superior to any in Southport, and that too in a publica- _m_ilry, Langston & co, 288 Pekin, Q,
It Ilsop, Montreal
89 , dy of the Lake, C, Newfoundland
. . tion of his own ! But a certain occurrence (of which the in- 8 Brown Son &co 264 Boawes K Quebec PEPPER or PIMENTO there are no sales to report. -Rum continues in sis, and the Noith of Europe.
request, and eearly 250 puns. have been disposed of, chiefly common Portugal Meal,
We have had reports current today that an insurrection in closed will give you some notion) hath soon changed all his Barton .?; Raynes ' 316 Sah ' K,'_ Do Leewards, at Is. 91d. e Is. 101 d. per gallon.-The transactions in Sweden and Norway Thur- e
nished with some amusing anecdotes of Mr. RIGBY favour of Donna Maria had b • ..
roken out In Madeira, and that love and pr i,se of the Union Hotel into hate • and -those who St ikes Ilros - r
, J'Holt 412 Jar " ' N 4 G Rica are limited to 10 tces. of Carolina, at 18s. 6d., and 100 bags of Gibraltar 1 /Orel°
WASON, Mr. RATHBONE, and others, and a few notes the goVernor, after' a conflict with the insurgents, had been know thelaandlord of the Hotel can affirm, th;t. the only sin he J (11ynn 8c Soi7l, ' 112 Eualliter, o rav, atorador
gle, Q, East India, at 14s. 6d. per cwt. Malta and the Mediterranean • Monday ,as)'
eompelled to fly froui Funchal into the interior. This account lemoo.-With the exception of a small lot of low Oude. at 3s. 2d. Madeira, Metes, Canavy & C ede V Tee• tti,
tCp erda 1316.1- first
_„00
sublime of Mr. HARRISON'S commentaries upon Rusn- has committed against these tolerant, unintintidating Wood and MEDITERR ANEAN• .br Ib., nothing has occurred in this market.-There have not been Rio de Janeiro and Brains
is not, however, credited.
ever's' '"' e
' Nlolvneux artizans is because he hou ht ro e vote e J Moss &co
p , t gpp r to Lor , 130 William, S, Alexand, Beyrout & any sales in SAFFLOWER or SHELL Lb°, but Is. 10d. V lb., in bond, Buenos Ayres, Monte ideo Chilicrnd P 7., AO
TON, all of which we intend pickling up as a bonne We see b d' b • h h F ' • '
y Lloy s ooks, this afternoon, tat t e rances, Sir Thomas Hesketh, out of respect to him as a former em- Alexandretta has been obtained for 10 chests, LAo Dye of the mark R. M.-In Jamaica, ihe Leewas-rd'lslarids 'd'B b era ••• er 1a37 -`3,,,d°
bouche for the day after the prorogation. The most Leslie, and the Shaw, Davis, from Liverpool, have ariived at ployer in preference to the "popular" candidates ! And these Todd, Naylor es co, 120 Comet, S, Constantinople, Smyrna SALTPE TRE the sales amount to about 600 bags, at 375. G 395., and a Carthagena and La Guayre ,an a amas
~,,
rst 11. e"„,011, ib
Charleston. are the men who talk about ' slave's and convicts" forsooth !C L Bahr, and Salonica parcel of 300 bags of very inferior quality, at 18s. per cwt.-About 160 North America I ever); petOid
75 Ebenezer, Cg, - Gibraltar & Malaga bags of NITRATE of SODA have been disposed of at 265. and 265. 6d. Leeward islands and Demerara .lTuesciP ase°9;:,
curipus part of the performance was to see Mr. MARK - 'I Why a master joiner here merely refused the solicitation of J Rothwell, 295 Eroe, Q, Messina & Palermo per cwt., duty paid. Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah..... },third v*enloo'
PHILIPS, of Manchester, enacting the part of legal LOCAL NEWS. one of the Red party to vote in that interest, saying " that he
should please himself in this respect," and ever since he has c L Bahr, EUROPE. DrEwoobs.-The sales Of LOGWOOD consist of 300 tons of Cam- Mexico, Cuba, andHo d • . lin ever', - ,
n uras .
peachy at £7 for very ordinary, and at £7 10s. 0 £7 12s. 6d. for
assessor in a sort of judicial inquiry, examining and cross- Antonia, B, Amsterdam
had to endure the most strenuous endeavours of this freedom Do, - Remina, Q, Do good, and 100 tons of Jamaica, at £6 ss. e £6. 10s.; 40 tons Tampico
examining witnesses, and actually summing up the evi- The Egmont Regatta commences this dap under the pa- of election reformer, to prevent him obtaining business ! Yet Do, - Einsgezindigheit, Q, Do FUSTIC sold at £8 10s. about 50 tons of Savanilla, at £7 les., and 20 LIVERPOOL INFIRMAR-Y, JULY JS' P
, t
tronage of Sir Francis B. Hill, Bart., Major . Burrows, and why do I talk of these instances, when such practices are the Do, 220 St Ilelena, K, Cronstadt tons Cuba at £ll per ton ; a public sale of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD DISCHARGED. ADMIVERD. , ,
dence for the prosecution, like a sort of half-bred attorney - Mercuur, Q, Dordt advertised for this day, was postponed till next week ;10 tons of good In-patients cured ... . 37 In-patients •••• • ' i
Robert D. Vaughton, Esq. Some good sailing matches are ex- common resort of the whole party; and if men of cooler judg- Do.
solid sold at £2O, and 40 tons ot CAMWOOD, at .£lB 0 £2o_per ton.- Relieved and at own request . 3 Out-patients . . • ' .' ,i
Do, 247 Prince Leopold, P, Elsineur
at the quarter sessions. The Attorney-General is a fool pected to take place for the Egremont and Mersey cups, and ments and more extensive reading will dare to oppose the wird At the close of last week 1,180 brls. of TURPENTINE were brought to Made Out-patients . . , . I Casual during fI. P. • ' V
Do 138 Concordia, S, Do
hope that the weather will pr.ove favourable, in which case and visionary schemes of the reformers, they are then to be Do: public sale, part of which was sold at Ils„ 6d, and the rest withdrawn, Irregular
to this Manchester juris-consult I We suspect that lie we 154 Jonge Cornelis, Q, Harlingen
a considerable influx of visitors is expected. branded with coarse epithets, published and held forth to the Do, 139 L'Aventure, Q, Ostend.. but sold sutmequently at the same
_price ; the whole parcel consisted Dead
has inflicted a serious injury upon some of the tnembers si
..,..ELANeHoLY RAvAGER OF THE CHOLERA.-The Splendid, fury and indignation of a misguided and infuriated populace, Do, • - Atlas, Q, Revel of good new Turpnntine ; the arrivals have been large during the last Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. r ,
few days, they amount to 4.000 brls., the whole of which are adver- ta•
of the committee by an excess of laughter. There Was which arrived at this port.on Friday evening from Mobile, fell and shut oat of the liale of this "liberal" tribe! Heaven save Do, 128 Concordia, Q, Harlingen Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. Bieleirste
tised for sale to-morrow.-In TAR there are no sales to communicate,
Do, 111 Sir R Barclay, G, St Petersburgh
erican ship Sarah Sheaf from Mobile for Liver-
in with the Am , .
the mark l-but 'they • are delectable specimens of modern
Do, 150 Sophia, Q, Os-end either of American or of Stockholm.-A small parcel of new Mon- House Visitors 1 *
, 5 r. Rushton and Mr. Varty• c.ea
one QuAsno, a negro preacher in the West Indies, who atriots. treal Pot ASHES, branded 1833, has been sold at 255., which is 6d per Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-House Sur,7eon, Mr. T. "i
001. The captain, the mate, and nine of the crew had died of P Todd Naylor &co 217 Constant B Antwerp
told his sable hearers one day that JONAH swallowed the ithe cholera : four of the crew alone survived; they had con- Trustine you will insert these few remarks, in justice to the c .;
G Xeber &co ' 274 Helena, B, ' Elsineur cwt. higher than any sales of Ashes of the brand of 1832 ; the total
i e
tr v Al to manage the shi ine i
p for seven days, but, be e gnorant . d sc , y,
individual': so unfairly invidiousl and insinuatingly ma- JW S May, ' - Catherine Elsina, Q, Amsterdam sales are 150 brls. at 245. G 245. 6d. 'for old, and 255. for new Ashes ;
LIVERPOOL D/SPENSARIES.
red
Montreal Pearl Ashes go off very slowly, and in trifling quantities, at
whale, which was evidently a mistake, or a cross reading, ligne , I am, c., J. S. Do, 131 Antina, Q, Do
of the art of navigation, they- knew not how to make for the 265. 6d. No sales reported in States' Pot or Pearl .Ashes. -No sales _ . nt
but QUASH° was an apostle indeed, when compared with nearest port. The captain of the Splendid put his second mate • Southport, July 16th, 1833. WIl Wood, 119 San Jose y DichosaVatistina, Bilboa
Cotesworth & Smith, 90 Isabella Auderson, C, Lisbon have been made of QUERCITRON BARK, PLAxsEED, or BEES' WAx, Numner of new patients entered on the books of the --I
this MARK - " PHILIPS' warlike son !" on board the ill-fated vessel, with orders to navigate her into the IMMINION=..........MMEMEMI
C W Neuman, Son & c 0,167 Olive Cecilia, Q, Fredericia and prices are unaltered.-CLOVERSEED supports the quotations ;10 during the last week :--
1#
hhds. of American red of good quality have breught ties. 0 60s. per Received advice and medicine South. North. .
..
first harbour he could reach on the American coast. It is said that Prince George of Cumberland will take up his P 'Sorensen, Son & co, 193 Dristigheden, Q, Revel
at the iustitution 2OB 228 Tots', -0,
IV
Upon the whole, we beg to assure the freemenof Liver- On Sunday evening., before nine o'clock, the office of Messrs. residence at Mount Edgcumbe, in Devonshire, for a few months, Itsseshieelbsone, 250 Wanskapen, Q, Elsineur
125 Tom Bowling, K, Bilboa cwt.-The sales of Mom ivere limited, comprising only 1,700 Lary
salted Brazil, at 51d. e 61d., 200 salted Jamaica, at eid... and 210 dry Visited at their own houses
/4
Sanders and Claxton, Lower Castle-street, corner of Brunswick- in order to try whether change of air will have any effect in J African Kiys, at 7ed. V Ih.-No sales of Neutria. or Chinchilli &ties and supplied with medicine .52 73 10
pool that they have nothing to fear from this insrestiga- dd
street, was broken open. A pane of glass in the lower window ameliorating the grievous disease with which the eyes of the ' • Or HORSE HAne-Of OAK BARK tWO cargoes of Dutch were sold at _
tion, be its result what it may. The committee, par- had been broken, and a small boy had forced himself through young prince are at present afflicted.-John Bull. EinportO, £4 10s. o£s per ton.-ToßAcco has again been in good demand, and Total at each Dispensary . • 260
about 400 hhds. have been sold at steady prices, consisting of 36 hhds. VISITORS. 301
igl)
t.)
the iron bars int? the office. There allelie drawers were broken A Cow AT THE OPERA.-" I ought to mention (says Hol-
tially constructed as it is, and willing io listen to all the ,iss-- of Virginia stemmed, 10 of leaf, 60 of I?.entucky stem ed, ail& a few North.-Mr. Bryans, Mr. T. Kaye, and Mr. W. Wain'oleie
open, but the thief found only a few shilliegs in money. croft, in his Memoirs), that though I have spoken of Mr. John- of leaf to the home-trade ;51of N 'swine leaf and stemmed, with a few Snuth.—lter. J. H. Thom Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Dn°
rubbish which Mr. ROSCOE, contrary to the rules of evi- 12
....OYAL INTRIGUE pry into e secrets s one, an mas o o more ts ers, 1 is on y ecause ave
.-It is seldom that We • th t d • d f M' t 't • l b I h EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4-e.
Atholl Mal I f M T •h 3 • b
, co m, m auri ins, wit 829 gs sugar, J Aikin-P D Kentucky stemmed for Ireland; 140 of Virginia, and 10 of Kentucky Mr. James Lawrence. '
stemmed to speculators ; and 83 of Kentucky leaf for exportation.
I.
dence, and the dicta of his own book on evidence, pre- or expose the frailties of royalty, but, when they occur under forgotten their Christian names ; for to the best of my recol-
•' was the in • ble rac
and in the teysn of Liverpool, we find it difficult lection, when.l was at Newmarket, it . _ Yana p - WEST INDIES. AN PRODUCE.-In consequence of the large
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 22n Jci.l. og."
sented to them, may or may not report that bribery.has otouT
evesriy nose,
b lent. ft is no doubt known to most of our readers that tice to denominate each groom by his Christian and surname, 0, , ,
Chatham, Williams fm Jamaica with 370 hds 43 tea 92 brls sugar, arrraPslOrfientAsNeciENE, some of the holders have been anxious to sell,
Wind at Holyhead, WS W blowing fresh in the rnnft`
' brls gine r,'46 bgs pimento, 2 ns molasses. and pricee have_ again. gieeittat Ivay 10s. 0 15s. per.toent.ec'el'nhteirnet
pic:r l sojf blowing fresh ia the even' in' •'
d ,g•
been proved--may or may not report that bribery has a venerable looking monarch of the jungles has been residing unless any one happened to possess some peculiarities that gr:"ocoserm,
adlne & cee63 tcs 19 brls coffee 24Pbgs piinento, some decline to. be noticed_ _ Tr, parcels of tn
t our Zoological Gardens ever since they were opened with a marked him. I know not what appellations are given to 5 t loAvood, It Gladstone-48 tes coff T-Taberno; 6 t
ee, . - es 1 brl do, new Sicily having been sold a Is. 6d. per cw . .
t --In CREAM of TAR. I,llAvasr,d ...btolr3do.thaismlay,
beemproved against the prosecutors as well as the clefen- arincess of.the tiger race-the result has been tha unex'pectee grooms at Newmarket at the present day, but at the time I J Voa.--20 tcs do, I brl su
gar, 5 kegs tamarinds, 3 boxes conts unkn, TAR and ARGOLSIDa little has been clone•-•-MA,DDERS of goo qua i y
d l't No. 218, WilliamPlrrsoen;n
ders—still, we contend that the freemen have nothing to ' Eirth of three lion-tiger whelpa on Saturday last, who are likely speak of, if any grooms had been called Misters, my . master ordseile-o? Dk . continue in fair request, the inferior are neglected.-MADDER ROOTS -- 511, Mary Ann, BB,at 2 30. pm.
d 'a, Smith, fm Jamaica with 42 lids I brl sugar 43 bgs pi- are steady at the quoted prices. 100 bales of Turkey have been sold - 88, Artemis,. BS,at4 p m.
to live, beipg in a most healthy and sprightly condition. This, would have been amisng the number; and his appellation, by •I• _9..!!
164 ims arrowroot, 2 kee t ' • d 6 - 0 0 "th t alteration, and - 160, Genees, 11 S ,
amann s, es from the vessel at 599. per cwt.- Live re is wi ou do.
fear. The House of Commons may, at the preient mo- we believe, lif the first instance of the kind that has been known, everybody, except his own boys, who called him John, was John mento, 216 tcs 76 brls coffee,
, aht 251 t Nicara ua wood T Holt-19 tcs coffee Selisbu • dispositi nto ress sales, rices are - 1063,
, . r 3 ,as the holders do not evince much o p , p . . Trate., B Schooner, at 7 30, pm.
inent, be little disposed to listen to the still small moni- and opens a new field for speculation to the naturalist. - Watson." We have reason to believe there are no "Johns" •sllluerneaedresand Earl 12 hrlsgdo '
, J Derbane-39 tcs 7 brls do, J Hall and su orted • the sales amount to about 60 tuns, chiefly Spanish. Galt- Passed Point Lynes. inward bonnd,
among the Newmarket trainers of these times, though we.much c 1).') '
o-32 tea do, C Horsfall and co-1 tee 1 brl do, Newton, Lyon &co po i has been sold at £55 10s. G £53 per tun.-Soine small sales have , No. 1083, Maria, B Schooner, at 11, am.
tions of justice, or the whisperings ofresponsibility, when MR. VIPOND'S SWIMMING EXPLOIT TO RUNCORN.-This
doubt the benefit of the change to Mister, and all the appliances -25 tea do, .1 Miller, jun, and co-I tee 5 brls do, J B Yates and co- been made in GUM SENEGAL, at 755. 0 765. per cwt.-The business Off Floating Light, at 2 30, pm,
'rig person made his promised attempt yesterday in
they have to balance their accounts at the tribunal of swwhne•hie coin 1 1 f.l d • • ' - ' '
p ete yai e , owl% in. some .rn,easure to the to boot. If we mistake not, Sir Charles Bunbury's training 13 tes do, J Thompeon-14 tcs do, 4 kgs tamarinds, order-16 hds au- done In VALONIA consists of 120 tons Morea, at £lO 0 £ll 10s., and a No. 302, Joanna, B Bk.
gar, 6 pns rum, J Cropper-50 hds do, T Coulston and co-I kg tame- small parcel of very fine Smyrna, at £lB 10s. per ton.-Five vessels
groom wore livery to the last. At all eVents, N.ewmarketjeckeys ri
the next election ; but the day will come when they roughness of the water, the wind being.from the west and blow- nds, Ibx arrowroot, G Guest-54 brls coffee, 11 hxs arrowroot, Ibx have arrived from Newfoundland since our last, bringing together
and their Jennys were not theu to be seen in an Opera-box, • LIVERPOO,/, TIDE TA8L_E„:„......../1
,
ing a stiff gale. Ile was, we learn, picked up off Garston, by plkles, J Y Lopez-l 0 tes 2 brls coffee, 2 brls sugar, 10 kgs tamarinds about 250 tuns. new SEAL OIL ; the principal part of the first arriyals
will [feel ashamed of the factious and contemptible ,
the Eclipse steamer in an exhausted state We much re-
. h. h fi d ' un o on occurrence now. " A cow a,t
w ic we
,n is no cmm W Ison and Derbyshire-abt 8 t logwood, J B Ellice-25 tes coffee, abt were sold from the quay at £27 ss. 0 £'27 10s. per tuu, ranee winch,
considered e ually i
the Opera ' svould have been q n her ele- 61 t logwood, A Heyes-56 tcs 2 lids coffee. 30 lids rum, abt 61 t loe.,- holders have demanded a higher price,- aud in some instances for Days.
.Mrsz. Ern. Ht. Festivals-4'E'.
--/)proceedings of the last six months. The tyranny of Fret to add, that an accident occurred which caused the loss of f
ife to one individual, and whereby two others hada very narrow ment.-Quarterly Review, No. 98. • wood, 8 kgs tamarinds, Ibx arrowroot, I Adams-I bx hware retd, small parcels £2B has been realized ; sales of Newfoundland COD -- --..-..-
. .___ ._ .
!AV
the reformed Parliament has had ample range, but there RIVER RAPTISM.-The system of river baptism, which has T Hatton, jun-10 kgs tamarinds, Ikg rosary beads,lsl and B Joseph have also been made from the guay,. at £25 15s. G £26, and this ir. M. H. M.. F. I. Ilb -
escape. It appears that these persons were attempting to effect -1 ble wolns retd, J Stavel•v-14 tea 4 brit llf brl coffee, Ikg shrub, article is_now very searee.-A fair business has beep doing in PALm Tuesday •• • .23 321 349 16 2 Sun enters Leo • Ape,
been so long in abeyance in this city, is again " looking up."
are limits beyond which tyranny cannot pasS, and acts a passage by the Woodside steamer, then on the move, and one Ikg rum Murray, S
yme and c PDk , OIL at the quotations, and the importers are firm at these prices.- Wednesday-24 416 447 14 10 First quarter Silh• '
Last week we took notice of one which occurred on the morn- s • in (Aerate rei nest at the annexed rates -OIL or Thursday....2a 520 555 13 8 St, James.
of them fell into the river close to the paddles and robabl Hot '
spur Hewitt fm Grenada with 185 hds 11 tea ear 28 b 5
, , . • su„ , RS • SIRED OIL me . in-- 1 . •
of folly and oppression which may in a' moment of in- r • • • • ' • p 37 • fS d kW h t d th le h
mg o un ay wee . e ar now o recor ano er wlc brls cocoa, 12 F .'d - . ' •
bales cotton, 5 pns molasses, abt 20001 b old copper, 9 TURPENTINE remains dull of sale, and rather lower prices have been ii als -6 6 3,4 7 9 12 -11 ,gie
ecerved considerable injury from them, as only his hands were
" came off" on Sabbath morning last, about the same hour and kes tamarinds, Ihf brl coffee, J Bond-90 lels 11 tes sugar, It Urm- accePted.-Some. enquiry has appeared for Riga FLAx, and ahoet GO Satureay, 27 74a 818 12. 6 „eV"'
temperance be tolerated, but will not be long endured. seen afterwards ; his two companions, however, we are glad to
add, were more succeseful as thev were both saved and al- P. ,
lace on which occasion the rev. gentleman who formerly offi- son-30 pns molasses, J Cropper-22 brls sugar, J Douglas-P Dk tons are disposed of.-The demand for HEMP continues very limited, SLNDAI 2B 850 917 13 1 Bth SundaY,•••'- •
Moeda ,
and no sales reported.-The recent imports of yellow canifft TALLOW } . 29 944 10 7' 13' 7
We willingly confess to former and forgotten acts of ' it • ' d ain master of the ceremonies. While the parties
elate , was ag . SOUTH AMERICA.
though boats from the shore put o and notwitstanding eveey • re settling from the quay at our quotations, and the market continues
bribery, for who denies that bribery was practised, by thing that the captaip and crew of the Vale of Clwyd steamer were undressing in a small tent erected for their accommoda- Rein Deer, Owen, fm Hambro' and Buenos Ayres, with (fm Ham- !„_,
--eee- ,
- -
bro') 19 cks cod oil retd, Roberts, Came and co-34 hxs linen, 2 pkgs "`•°`"Y• ti/
tion the congregation united in singing a hymn making a so- lIIIIIC
both Whigs and Tories, at the time when the Edinburgh could do towards rescuing the unftsetunate man from a watery , , s smpls do, J Mulholland and co-1 ck toys, G and W Simmons-1 bx ' r . - . MARRIED. V
emn pause as the two r
f • d d dd • "th ' •
len s escen e Into e river; ana so
rave. still all was of no avail. We understand these three 1 smuts wine, C Platzmann--2 hxs 9As 2 bls 50 hds and I cse conts • ' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRET, JULY 19. On the 9th inst., at Moresby, near Whitehaven, 51r. John el
_4O
Review, then chiefly written by- the present LORD Citits- fnen are tramps from Sheffield, and were at the tim.e of the soon as the young.diseiple appeared above water, after the ce- is
un n 100 no hams. 36 bgs rags, 14 blslow, 10 tcs beef, 5 tcs pork, of this town, to Mary, eldest daughter. of Captain George ifiP;pe
- accident evidently inebriated. remony of immersion had been performed, one of the brethren or '-
der-1 ck toys, W Lindsay-4 bls tow, Ohmann and Kemp-112 Ms The demand for Cotton continued very animated up to WedneadaY. of Parton.
~,, V, e
CELLOR of England, and the present LORD ADVOCATE of belonging to the land party, read aloud the beautiful hymn, linen, 1 pre] samAiles do, Penny Bros-Cfm Buenos AYres) 866 salted ren arvidvancs v.,:a%tfinedn:?,p2,rial,sassptzienk„':.p,r,ic,FaAor.fld;Visisil.
....On Tues,k,y the 16th inst., at St. Anne's Church, esr• pi 4,
................ A
- -

The second committee for inquiring into the sobriety,
honesty, and purity of the reformed electors of Liverpool,
have heard already all the evidence adduced for the peti-
tioners, and it is exactly what we expected, the most
trumpery that can well be imagined. The witnesses
spoke to generalities only—of matters of an old date—
ofCANNING and HUSHISSON—Of CREEVY and BROUGHAM
—and of transactions relative to persons who are either
dead or have but a questionable existence. The evidence
for the defence was to have been gone into yesterday,
and it will perhaps be finished to-morrow, after which we
shall take the liberty to comment upon it as freely as the
delicate forms of the House, and the sensitive natures of
the persons concerned, will permit. We have been fur-
nished with some amusing anecdotes of Mr. RIGBY
WASON, Mr. RATHBONE, and others, and a few notes
sublime of Mr. HARRISON'S commentaries upon Russ-
TON, all of which we intend pickling up as a bonne
bouche for the day after the prorogation. The most
curipus part of the performance was to see Mr. MARK
PHILIPS, of Manchester, enacting the part of legal
assessor in a sort of judicial inquiry, examining and cross-
examining witnesses, and actually summing up the evi-
dence for the prosecution, like a sort of half-bred attorney
at the quarter sessions. The Attorney-General is a fool
to this Manchester juris-consult I We suspect that he
has inflicted a serious injury upon some of the members
of the committee by an excess of laughter. There Was
one QuAstto, a negro preacher in the West Indies, who
told his sable hearers one day that JONAH swallowed the
whale, which was evidently a mistake, or a cross reading,
but QuAsHo was an apostle indeed, when compared with
this MARIE " PHILIPS' warlike son !"
Upon the whole, we beg to assure the freemen of Liver-
pool that they have nothing to fear from this Investiga-
tion, be its result what it may. The committee, par-
tially constructed as it is, and willing to listen to all the
rubbish which Mr. ROSCOE, contrary to the rules of evi-
dence, and the dicta of his own book on evidence, pre-
sented to them, may or may not report that bribery.has
been proved—may or may not report that bribery has
been proved against the prosecutors as well as the defen-
ders--still, we contend that the freemen have nothing to
fear. The House of Commons may, at the preient mo-
ment, be little disposed to listen to the still small moni-
tions of justice, or the whisperings of responsibility, when
they have to balance their accounts at the tribunal of
the next election; but the day will come when they
will [feel ashamed of the factious and contemptible
proceedings of the last six months. The tyranny of
the reformed Parliament has had ample range, but there
are limits beyond which tyranny cannot pass, and acts
of folly and oppression which may in a' moment of in-
temperance be tolerated, but will not be long endured.
We willingly confess to former and forgotten acts of
bribery, for who denies that bribery was practised, by
both Whigs and Tories, at the time when the Edinburgh
Review, then chiefly written by the present LORD CHAN.
CELLOR of England, and the present LORD ADVOCATE of
Scotland, contended that bribery was a venial offence,
and suggested the propriety of putting up certain bo-
roughs by public auction,—who denies, we say, that ex-
tensive bribery prevailed in those days, but it is a very
sl different thing to be guilty of bribery in 1833, and be
guilty in 1812, or 1813, or even 1820. To rake up al-
most obsolete transactions--the misdeeds of the dead—
the political offences of men who are in their graves—
and make these offences a charge against the living, in
order to deprive them of their rights and privileges, is a
most monstrous violation of all the rules and principles
of justice. It reverses the golden maxim, consecrated by
our laws, and inscribed as it were upon the robes of the
judges of the land, viz., that it is better that ten guilty
persons should escape than that one innocent person
should be punished. Our Solons, however, of the House
of Commons, trampling upon this maxim, have decreed
that it is better that ten innocent men should be punished
than that one guilty should escape. They thus endea-
vour to invert the maxims of British jurisprudence. They
would immolate the inhabitants of a whole town merely
to wreak their vengeance on a single thief. They would
flog a whole regiment to punish a single drunkard, and
they would blow up a church and its congregation to be
revenged upon an overseer or a sexton.
Let us suppose that in the election of 1812 or 1820,
or any el eetifiii)4thrr Ol' rimenty years ago, it were prov ed
that'flfty 4ietaiS.Okhitlitiateted, and two hundred freeruHim
•

:

THEIR MAJESTIES.

The Court continues at Windsor.

On Tuesday their Majesties honoured the Marquess of
Westminster with their presence at Moor Park, where every-
thing that beauty of scenery and magnificence of decoration
could present to attract the attention and delight the eye were
present. We confess that, in the account of the party, as given
in Thursday's Post, we read with astonishment that "the Sove-
reign was astonished as the vast display of gold and silver, and,
as a proof of his gratitude, sent his Yeomen of the Guard, the
day after his departure, and seized the whole of it." We found,
however, upon a re-perusal of the paragraph, that this extraor-
dinary story referred to Edward the Fourth, and not to the kind
and gracious William the Fourth, whose visits, in our times, are
not followed by any such serious consequences, although, if we
may credit the account of the Post, Lord Westminster appears
to have had his misgivings—for that paper informs us, that for
the royal pSrty "the dinner was served in the saloon, on mosaic
gold plate"—mosaic gold being, as the reader, perhaps, already
knows, the ingenious composition of which the tops and knobs
of the iron railings of Buckingham Palace are to be composed,
and which may be purchased in small articles at the moderate
price of one penny an ounce, or thereabouts.
Their Majesties proceeded—as the Post says—" in four poney-
chaises and four to view the grounds." How this peculiar sub..
division of their Majesties was managed we are not informed,
but we find that the King and Queen were accompanied by the
Duke of Wellington, and that the reception of the Royal party
was enthusiastic. Their Majesties remained till ten o'clock,
when, on their departure, they were hailed with the same ener-
getic cheers as when they arrived, and we heard, says the re-
porter, " Now for the great duke, (Wellington,) three cheers
for him, in compliment to King William."
The Post adds,—The party was very select. Earl Grey sent
an excuse, and none of his family were there." One thing it
is necessary to mention—there were between a thousand and
eleven hundred persons supplied with beef and *t The joints
of meat, roasted and boiled, given to all corars, were about
seventy-two; they .were real barons of beef, and the ale Oc-
tober.-

" When, to the sacred fount we came ;"
and one of the sisterhood having struck up an appropriate tune,
the whole assembly joined, and continued to chant until their
pastor and newly-adopted brother had changed their dripping
garments, when the entire party made the best of their way to-
wards the city. We were much amused at the sheepish appear-
ance of a "gentleman in black" belonging to another sect,
who was holding forth to a pretty numerous assembly at Nel-
son's monument when the water party passed, and who was al-
most instantly deserted by the whole of his flock, leaving him
to perform the reciprocal duties of pastor and congregation,
while they witnessed the aquatic exhibition, which novelty
seemed much more.congenial to their minds than listening to a
sober discourse.—Glasyow Courier.

The General Steam Navigation Company's Mail Packet,
the Superb, from Hamburgh, arrived oft- the Customhouse at
six o'clock, on Saturday morning. Baron Rehausing, Secre-
tary of Swedish legation, London, charged with despatches for
Count Bjornstjirna ; Mr. Hughes, the American minister,
Stockholm ; Mr. Birch, charged with despatches for Lord Pal-
merston, and Mr. Hontachwall, charged with despatches for
Prince Lieven, came passengers. The following are extracts
brought by this packet from the German papers to the 16th inst.
Odessa, June 22.—" The Laupron, transport, from Constan-
tinople, arrived here a few days ago with the first detachment
of the sick, who are sent home in consequence of the approach-
ing return of the Russian fleet and army from Turkey. Those
patients who suffer chiefly from chronic diseases, and among
whom there are no signs of the plague, are waged in the qua-
rantine establishment, where an hospital for 660 men is fitted
up, where the remaining sick`, who are shortly expected from
Constantinople, will be placed."
Hambur4h, July 16.—" The latest bulletin of the health of
the King oz. Denmark, of the 15th July, says, his Majesty con-
siderably unproved in health yesterday, hut his sleep. especially
n the beginning of the night, was disturbed by coughing."

Rein Deer, Owen, fm Hambro' and Buenos Ayres, with (fm Ham-
bro') 19 cka cod oil retd, Roberts, Came and co-34 hxs linen, 2 pkgs
smpls do, J Mulholland and co-1 ck toys, G and W Simmons-1 bx
smpls wine, C Platzmann-2 hxs 9 cks 2 Ma 50 hds and I cse conts
unkn, 100 no hams, 36 bgs rags, 14 bls-tow, 10 tcs beef, 5 tes pork,
order-1 ck toys, W Lindsay-4 bls tow, Ohmann and Kemp-112 his
linen, 1 prcl samples do, Penny Bros—(fm Buenos Ayres) 866 salted
c and o hides, 1500 do, M'Crackan and co—G Dk
Williams, Tonge; fm Maranham, with 822 bags cotton, I Heiden
and co-225 bags do, order-143 bags do, T Hesketh-121 bits do, J
Rushton-2816 dry hides, abt 2 t ox horns, I Haddon and co--11

Accounts from New Orleans of the 17th and 18th June state,
iltat the tdiolera had disappeared at that place; meaning, we
presume, that its ravages were diminishing. It is added, that
al?Qtit W.) persons lamt died, within a month,

The demand for Cotton continued very animated up to Wednesday,
when an advance was obtained upon last week's prices of Od. in
Pernambuco, and id 4' lb. in other descriptions; hut, during the last
two days the business has been confined to the trade, and not more
than 6,b00 bags sold, though at steady prices.
10,000 American, 800 Pernam, 1,400 Alaranham, 100 Bahia, and 500
Surat have been taken on speculation.
At the public sale to-day, about one-third of the Sea Island, and the
whole of the Demerara and Smyrna were sold at steady prices.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 13th inst. to lids day inclusive.

MARRIEIy.
On the 9th inst., at Moresby, near Whitehaven, Mr. Joll°
of this town, to Mary, eldest daughter of Captain George
of Parton. '
On Tuesday the 16th inst., at St. Anne's Church, xi' 14 4,
surgeon of this town, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Joh° ..eood
Esq:, dale same place.
04Thursday the 18th inst., at the Parish Church, R0ch69,1,?";
eldest son of Mr. Godfrey Barnsley, of this town, to France,,,
iat
dacougnbtseurnodfatyheramlat,%Jtosespth
Nicholas's Church,
Esq., of former 03`"--siasli,
Mr. Willi.
drysolter, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Robert Tice°
late export surveyor of Excise, in tlus town,
DIED.
NOS Iv
On the 9th of March last, on board the Oscar, *t rola.itfe%
Africa, aged 22, Mr. Richard Lewis, cooper, late of this "-gel
On the Ist ult., at the Parish of St. James's, sixty Tpers'
river, whither he had /retired from New Orleans, ot c 011
only three hours' illness, iri his 40th year, Mr. Janie'.
svAlef
brother of Mr. Robert Musgr, ove, of this town r
' • Fioll d •
On the 2d ult., on his passage to Savannah, Captori! ,ect
Plane, of the barque Mary, much and deservedly rOl oioe
who bad the pleasure of his acquaintance. „of T,
On the 11th ult. at New Orleans, of an attack of choler f/
hours' duration, Malcolm' Nicholson, Esq. of the firm TriorV
son gz Co., of that city. Highly esteemed those 111°' t disr- 10#
nected with him, as a faithful and able friend of excelleri
co°'
e 16th inst., aged 65 years, Mr. John Fres eo,
idtl
sound judgment, and infleXible integrity.
r 1
the 17th inst., after a lOnn, and pain.° ;e1
A toOk
nni n
Wednesdayl'soune-s sdtarYeet th.
70th:year, Martha Davies, relict of the late. Mr. Natll34* Ord
GRrstr" A fAilO'At
On tbe 18th inst., at Woodside, William Couplaur, Az3
On Friday last, suddenly, Mary, relict of the late ;NU' t
ley, cooper, of this town. glee
Same day, aged 80 years, Robert Edwards, Esq. TYLeferk.geol"
Same day, aged 33, Henry Da all, much rot'''. y0,7;1,
On Sunday, the 21st inst., Margaret Strickland, the y„
of Robert and Francis Jackson, Berry-street,sged 3, cOittf.

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SALES. Current IMPOSTS.
Prvsly This Prices of This Pr T.sly
DESCUIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
--,.
Sea Island Georgia_ 16420 550 14d Q 27d
Stained Ditto. l7lO 30 9 131 5399 223789
Upland Ditto 215670, 9000 81 101
Alabama 1 83920 7050 84 —95 . }
Mobile Bl 101 3133 237160
New Orleans ...... .... 155920 3650 9 111
Pernambuco i
20890 900 39310 2200 11 —l2 z
26032
Arieati &Ceara. Ceara
191 -- 104 1654 19446
01 114 5
Bahia and Macaio
Maranham
2258 31287
Sawginned . 1 34260 2600 lei 111 91 108
Mina.
Para 440 10 104
Demerara & Berbiee 1760 130 101 —l2 1779
Barbadoes 420 98 10
Common West India 3580 9 101 t 116 3469
Bahama 2O 91 —l2 3
Carthagena 1990 81 81 371
Smyrna
Egyptian ~ : . ...:
Surat and Madras
Bengal 1370 170 64._ 64 948
Sca Island public sale 130'
Stained do this day. 320
Demerara ----_ , --
645110 30920 12569 5615,95

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Monday Erening, July 22d, 1833.
The Sales in Cotton on Saturday were upwards of 6,000 bales, at the
full quotations of the preceding day. To-day. 15,000 bags are sold at
Ad. 4' lb advance in American, and Id. ,tr lb in Brazil, of which the
zna.i2r. part is bought tor re-sale here.
• Ali vessels frcroa Aspefisa aqd 2 rah.,