The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24 00:00:00

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36 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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SEC(IND EDITION. ' STEAM-COACH.
On Monday last a trial was made of a steam-coach designed gibipping Entrltignire. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT,
Friday, December 20, 1833. narketo.
_ by Mr. Roberts, of this town, and made at the works of Messrs. ___,.....____ ,
.- £ a d £ s d DUTIE,.
Sharp, Roberts, and Co., which made a short trip along Oxford- FRIDAY, December 20th.-Noon, Wind W.-Fair. ANNATTO, 4, lb.
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. DECEMBER 20.
, . Standard Office, Three o'clock. •I rural, and. -hack to the works. The carriage itself is, we _be- ARRIVED :-Ann Paley, Rolstone, from Lisbon, sailed Pith instant, Flag
sieve, mach larger, -stronger, and heavier than any of those On the 19th, at 4 p.m., Tuskar bearing NW, distance 5 miles, passed AROOLS, per cwt. The demand for B.P. SUGAR is confined to the better descriptions,
lvt.icii have been tried in other places. It is calculated to con- the United States, for New York, wind SW, blowing hard. White 2 0 0-2 12 0 6d 4p. mt.
Red 1 16 0 - 2 6 0 i of which 550 hhds. lifl4 been, taken at steady prices, but brown
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. , vcy thirty- ve passengers, with which, and the necessary sup- Also Aaaivao :-Endeavour; Price, Holyhead-Manchester, Main, ASHES, p cwt. and low middling continue very dull of sale at the quotations. 400
pliee-t4 'coke: and water, it is estimated to weigh about nine Glasgow-Birmingham, Beazley ; Meisey, White ; & Dolphin, Sars-
MontrealerPot,new 1 5 0 - 1 5 6
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field, Dublin. bags good to fine white Bengal have been taken at 625. 9d. 0 635. 9cl.
tuns. On this occasion, however, it was loaded very consi- old 1 4 0- 1 4 3 Amer. 6s. 4f cwt.
CORN EXCHANGE,-MONDAY, Two o'CLocK. derably beyond the e 3 imated amount, having sometimes above . - .
The Gipsy, Highat, hence for Bombay, put into Studwell Roads, Pearl 1 6 6- 1 6 9 Brit. Plant. free. 4, cwt., but in Mauritius or Foreign there are no sales to report.-In
U. States, do. - 1 7 0 MOLASSES the sales are not worthy of notice, holders generally being
The supplies of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal have been fifty persons upon it, together with a number. of tools. and other
matters which had been taken out to provide against accidents. 18th instant, all well.
The Carthage, Tappaw, hence for Boston, sailed 12th Nov., was BERRIES, JP cwt. unwilling to accept the present rates.-COFFEE.-The sales of Planta-
light.-Since Tuesday the transactions in Wheat were to Altogether the carriage and load probably atighed about eleven spoken on the 9th instant, in lat. 42, long 31. Turkey, Yellow 2 0 0-2 10 0 z ~,, r. cwi.
. Persian 5 0 0 - 7 10 0 I " tion have been very moderate, and do not exceed 100 casks uf Jamaica,
a moderate extent, the holders not anxious to force sales. tons; and this enormous weight was moved along the road in Bencoolen, Smith,. hence, at Ceylon. BRIMSTONE, de ton, which brought steady prices. No sales of Foreign.-In COCOA nothing
some instances et the rate of twelve miles an hour; and when Nimrod, Caledonia, and John Lees, hence, at Leghorn,
The outwardlound remain, consisting of 141 sail for Foreign parts. Tuscan
Sicily, &c. . l3 10 0 -13 15 0 10s. 4f ton. done.-About 400 bags East India GINGER have been sold at 31s. 6d.
At Manchester on Saturday there was little inquiry for the steam was fully up, that is, at 801bs ou the square inch, it
any description : best Irish red held for Gs. 7d., and fair mounted the hill near the factory of the Oxford-road Twist CASSIA LIGNE k, ' 325. 6d. 4, cwt. in bond.-A small lot of PIMENTO at 41d., and 100
V cwt. in bond, 315 0- 4 0 0 Is, 41,' 113. bags of black PEPPER at 4d. cfp Ib.-RICE.-About 1,200 bags East
Company at a very good speed, although it had been stopped SATURDAY, December 21st.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Fair.
qualities Os. 3d. to 6s. 4d. per 701b5.-New Oats continue in the middle or the ascent, for want of steam. Indeed, through- CLOVER SEED, 4Y cwt.
ARRIVED :-John Jay, Glover, from New York, sailed 94th ult.- American, red.. - 3 0 0 India have been disposed of, viz. Java 10s. and Bengal 145., but chiefly
in demand ; the supply being small, 2s. 9d. was paid for i wit the journey, it was found 'impossible to keep up the steam, Crystal, Thompson, New York, sailed 20th ult.-Broad Oak, Bahia- Dutch red.. .. .. .. .. - 3 0 0 .£1 V cwt. of the former, for export.-Rom is in fair request at steady prices ;
for want of sutllei2nt heating surface in the boiler, which con- Welcome, Castle; and Tyrer, Ellis, Calcutta-James Dunn, Fruse, French & German white 2150- 3 5 0 about 120 puns. sold at 2s. e 2s. Id. for common Leewards, and 3s. hi.
prime heavy parcels, and 2s. 7d. per 451bs. for old.-Oat- i tained only nine tubes, whilst those of the railway engines, we Lisbon-Bridget, Conan ; and Mansfield, Jones, Africa. COCHINEAL, af?" 115, to bond for good 33 0. P.
i meal meets a ready sale at 235. 3d. to 235. 9d.-Some believe, seldom contain lese than fift y_or sixty, and many of Aeso ARRIVED :-New Pursuit, Cluma,.from Milford-City of.Glas- Silver 07- 0 8 6 ) A few chests of Bengal together with about 30 serons of Caracca and
them perhaps double that number. When the steam was up, cow, . Ewing ; and Vulcan, Drysdale, Glasgow-Comet, Phillips, Black ' OB6-0 9 3 .3
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choice marks brought 245. per load.-The Flour trade however, the engine appeared to work with great ease, and was Dublin. COCOA, 4P Cu'!. in bond. Guatimala Immo have been taken at steady prices.-18 chests of
8razi1:....... - 1, 6 0 SHELL LAC, by auction, brought an advance of ss. rd 7s, 6d. 4p' cwt.-
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still very languid, the sales being principally of the finest, steered with remarkable facility, making all the turns required
Hilab, Hammond ; and Fair Isle hence, at New York. Trinidad 2 8 0- 3 0 0
• withahe most perfect accuracy. When returning to the works Lapwing,
Osborne, from Messina,' at Dublin, 20th instant. Grenada 2 16 0 - 3 3 0 A small lot of GUM ANIAII has been sold at £7 17s. 6d., and 7 chests
ITat b ' qua t les, a out. the currency of last week.---Barlev -
• it was steered by Conan, the coachman, who said it was much Gage, Monkford, hence for Newcastle, at Milford, 16th instant, with COFFEE, afs cwt, in bond, of very ordinary TINCAL at 725. 6d. ,Ip cwt.-The sales in SALTPETRE
and Malt very dull, and little doing in Beans. easier to' guide than four horses; and the very awkward turn loss of sails and bulwarks,. and boats stove. Jamaica, ordinary 3 0 0- 4 5 0 do not exceed 500 bags at 31s. 9d. rd 375. 9d. V cwt. according to
into the yard irons Dickenson-street was made with perfect pre: Mathilde,•Ortsched, hence, at Danzig. Good and fine ord... - 4 13 0
quality.-For about 18 tons NITRATE Of SODA 295. e 30s. 41r cwt.,
, . TUESDAY, Two O'CLOCK. vision. ()n the whole, we consider the e periment to have been Matchless, Bence, hence, at Genoa. Mid. and good mid.. - 5 8 0
~Arkwright sailed from New York for Savannah the 17th ult. Fine mid. and fine 5 10 0- 5 14 0 duty paid, has been obtained.
, We had a very poor attendance at this day's Market, decidedly favourable, inasmuch as we thinkx it showed pretty
Tiber, Candler hence, at Boston. Dutch, &c 6d. V lb. DYEwooDs.-The demand for all descriptions still continues limited,
clearly that velyconsiderable weights may be moved with great Royal William,' APNeill, from Philadelphia, at Charleston, 15th ult, Ordinary 3O- 3 16 0 •
and every article ruled very dull ; the Few sales made facility, and, as far as the consumption a fuel goes, at a small Grafton, Crowell, hence, at Boston, 18th ult. Good and fine ord. - 4 3 0 and consequently the sales are confined to about the undermentioned
whether the carriages them: St Louis, Storey, cleared at Notches for thisport, 27th Oct.xpense, on common roads. But, .
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this Middling 4 4- 0 - 4 6 0 quantity, viz. 70 tons of Campeachy Loowoon, at £7 ss. o£7 los.;
in Wheat barely supported last week's quotation, and Fine mid. and fine 4B- 4 12 0 selves can be kept in repair, or whether their use on turnpike. William Donald, Murphy, cleared at Savannah for port, on the 60 tons of Ceara FUSTIC at £6 155., 50 of Cuba at £9 e£9 10s., and
. the same remark may be applied to Flour. Oats and 14th ult. Havana - 3 5 0
roads will be found compatible with the safety of persons tra-
-St Domingo 219 0- 3 1 0 Is. 3d. a few of Jamaica, at £7 10s, r ton ; to-day 130 tons of inferior Lima
,1, Oatmeal, although not much • sought after, may be yelling on horseback, or in carriages drawn by horses, are ,3ints
SUNDAY, 22d December.-Noon, Wind S.W.-Rain. Brazil and Laguira 2 17 0 - 3 4 0 NICARAGUA WOOD sold by auction at £l6 ss. e £l7, and bY private
on which we feel considerable doubt, and that doubt can be re- Mocha 3 15 0 - 4 0 0
•24 tons of prime wood at £24 10s. 4, ton.-There are no sales of ARRIVED :-Oscar, Clegg, from the Mediterranean-John Wobd, COTTON, V lb.
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quoted same as last week: Barley and .Beans both dull moved only by the results of a rather extensive experience.-
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M'Arthur, Glasgow-Active, Latter, Belfast-Abbey, Marsh, Wex- Sea Island Georgia .. 0 1 11- 01 4 ' PENTINE to communicate; nearly the whole of the stock in first
and lower. Manchester Guardian. _
ford-Commerce, Jones ; and Etna, Emerson, Dublin. Stained do 0 0 81- 0 1 1 hands is held by one house, who requires a higher price than buyers
Off the port • The Mary, from Demerara. Upland, do.. - 00 93 at present are willing to give.-Of American TAR 325 brls. have been
CONFESSION AND COMMITTAL OF AN • Alabama - 0 0 81 I
-- WaitAv, als 70 lbs. s d s d BEANS, imp. mea. s d a d
.111obile 0 0 61- 0 0 9 --: - sold at 13s. 6d.-We have not had so good a demand for Montreal Pot
Irish dried red.. 60 a 6 7 Irish 3O 0..33 0 INCENDIARY. Ann Mondell, Armstrong, from Pernambuco, at Demerara. '
••New Orleans •0 0 75- 00 10 tit ASHES as we have had during the last few weeks, and the Sales amount
Do. undried .... 510 .. 6 1 FLoua, V 280 lbs. At five o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the 7th instant, Hotspur, Hewitt, hence, at Pernambuco.
. Ebenezer,• Friend, from Messina for this port, at Falmouth, 19th Pernambucco 0 0 91- 0 0 10i 4„ to 150 brls. at 255. 6d. for new Ashes; Pearl Ashes have been more in
Do. dried white, 610 ~ 7 4 Eng.Bz Irish sup. 43 0.. 44 0 during a tremendous gale of wind, a fil e broke out on the pre- Aricati & Ceara 0 0 91- 0 010 '"'w
English
rnises of William Bate, Esq., a magistrate, at Werrington, "VV. . Bahia & Macaio.... .... 0 0 81- 00 98 •ti.,2 demand, and 250 brls. have found buyers at 265. 6d.-The scarcity of
OATS, 4, 70 thS. .. Do. seconds . 27 0.. 34 6 y and Susan, Parrott, hence for Portsmouth N H was spoken
near. Peterborough, in. Northamptonshire, and speedily come 7th instant, in lat. -18, long. 24. Maranham 0 0 98- 0 0 108 " `,.?. FLAXSEED prevents any transactions in the article.-A few tees, of
a Irish dried 2 7.. 2 9 Do. fourths ....... 18 0..20 0
rginned ditto 0 0 81- A American red CLOVERSEED are reported to have been sold at 50s. V
BARLEY, V6O tbs. MEAL, ae 240 lbs. 23 3..23 9 muuicated not only to the buildings and barns of that gentle- YARMOUTH, Dee. 20.-The Thetis, from London for Liverpool,
Irish 3 10 .. 4 3 BaAs, ctr 2-11153... 0 0 .. 1
~21 man, but also-to the dweiling_hnuse, cottage, stables, andstacks having been blown out of the Downs, with loss of both anchors, in ' patrana: OO- 0 0 0 l d cwt.-QUERCITRON BARK continues to go off slowly at former prices.
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belonging to Mr. TipOn Wigginton, nearly the whole of coming into ,this harbour, got on the North. She makes no water, Demerara & Berbice 0 0 91- 00 0 . g -Nothing done in BEES' WAX.-In HIDES the transactions are not
--.480..-.. which were soon destroyed, notwithstanding the exertions and it is expected will be got off after being lightened.
,' Bahama
Barbadoes 0 0 0- 0 0 0 ;..to extensive, but full prices have been obtained; the sales comprise 640
• REPORTED ARRIVALS OF CORN, which were made to save them by the neighbouring farmers, , Common West India 0 0 71- 00 9 :'-',.. t.'. • dry Monte Video Cow and Ox of prime quality, at 10d. 0 lid., 1,000
and the firemen from Peterborough and Eye, who arrived with MONDAY, 23d December.-Noon, Wind S.E.-moderate.
N B-Selo, Teasdale. i EgyptianmYr• • - 008- 0 0 0 -•:: -'
-,.... at Bd. e 91d., 1,000 dry salted Brazil, at sid. e 64d., 290 salted Monte
l' From the 19th to the 2-tth DEcEmnEa,.inclusive. . • their engines. Lord Fitzwiiliam was also present, and exerted ARRIVED :-Mary and Jane, Winter, from Mauritius-Mary, Mary, Nel- , Carthagena OO- 0 0 0
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,1 Video Cow and Ox at 5d., 2,900 dry Monte Video Horse, at Ils. ld. CA
.4 him self to sere- the property, while many of the labourers'
son, Demerara-Amazon, Young, St John's,
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looked on with apparent unconcern, and never offered to lend Smyrna-Esther, ;-.--, Leghona-Cottager, Dunley, Lisbon-Lochiel. Stiiit and Madras OO- 0 0 74 Ils. 10d., and 500 at 'Bs: Id, each.-No sales of HORSE 1-lAIR.-In OAK
1 TEP. COAST FO- lERITISII
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DESCRIPTIONS. I L k,n• "ISE. SP:I,4 AM RR- TOTAL. - Branseomb, Oporto. BARK there are no transactions to report.-The princiaal business
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posed to be considerable, and, as no doubt could be entertained Aesh ARRIVED
.:-Lady_ Eleanor, Duncan, from Clare-=Ellen, Wil- 6YEWOODS, 4fe ton. „ • • ,- done in TOBACCO has been to speculators, who have taken '7O +Aids. of
WHEAT tarsi. • 2220 2220
wi:h regard to the Origin of the fire, a communication was for- son, Dublin-Churchill, Williams, Fowey-Martin, Cullen, Campbel- Loowoon, Jamaica 5lO- 6 0 0 a Virginia stemmed, 30 of leaf, 40 of Kentucky stemmed and 27 of leaf;
BARLEY.... Ctrs' • .
OATS w-street, requesting the assistance town-Leeds, (steamer) Belfast-Queen Adelaide, (steamer) London- St. Dom. & Honduras.... 5150- O. 0 0 .n y, 3,.-
FLotai Sacks; 4721 4721 of as officer for- the purpose of detecting the offender; and deny
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of
Rrasoghoeda, (steamer) Drogheda-Clyde, and Ailsa . Campeachy. . 7 5 0-715 • 0 From D• ' • 100 hhds. of Virginia stemmed and a few of leaf have gone for home-
} USTIC, Jamaica trade ; 15 of Virginia stemmed with 52 of leaf for Ireland, and 33 of
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se. lon.
BRAN... .Cwt, • SAILED :-Brandon, Lewis, or Leghorn-Lady Cremorne, APNair
last despatched tosthe seenenf the fire, where he arrived on the - 9 10 0 Kentucky leaf for exportation.
Spanish.. -6 10 0 j OATMEAL I oads' 2001 ,
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2004 following dav, and immediately set an inquiry on foot, the re- Mobile-Robert Saraant, Williams,i Zante-Ann, Hutchinson, Per- ~..
....AMWOOD l7 0 0 -21 0 0 other parts 4s. Gd.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The transactions generally are
MALT . Qrs. nambuco-Tagus, Wade, Lisbon-Mauney, Jones Leghorn-Countess
BEANS Qrs, suit of which induced him to suspect that a labourer named of Chichester, Thompson, Africa-Sarah: Wilson, Leghorn-Sylva- BA RWOOLt, Angola 9lO 0 -10 0 0 on a very limited scale this week.-In Sicily BRIMSTONE and SUMAC
PEAS .Qrs. ' Perkins, who was in Mr. Bate's employment, was
the person- nus, Young, Naples. Cahoon • - 8 0 0
} nothing has occurred worthy of notice ; some sales of Verona and
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who committed the offence. Stevens lost no time in appre- -
f Solid _oo 0 0 -21 0 0 Spanish Sumac have been made at previous rates.-A few casks
SHELLED Beatev....ewt bending this man, whorls be found digging in a field belonging Adelaide, Damrell, hence for Brazil, was spoken 10th Nov. in lat.
RAPESEED . BRITPIP i a 029 S lona' 31 13 W. Large Rough l6 0 0 -17 0 0 Naples red ARGOLS brought 38s. V cwt.-No improvement in the
I to Mr. Bate, in company with other labourers, and conveye , 7. Small l5 10 0 -17 0 0
L.:DIAN CORN .. ' ... ..QTS 1 '
him before the magistrates, to one of whom it appeared he con- Thetis, (t
a Scolly from at IMaceio
Maerjs°, Ram, from• Cork for London, Pernambuco,at Yarmouth.-. FLAX .46' ton. demand for MADDERS, nor have any sales of the new Turkey ROOTS
COTTON MARKET, r
--._ uEsnAy, 2 o'Cr.oex. fessed the crime, and he subsequently admitted his guilt to Ste- Patriot, Barney, from St Petersburgh fat Long or this port,
12-head - 0 0 0 lately arrived been reported.-The sales in OLIVE OIL amount to about
Dutch 5O 0 0 -80 0 0 }l.d. V cud. 30 tuns, and the quotations of Galipoii are reduced 20s. V tun.-No-
yens, when he was conveying him to Peterborough gaol, where Orkneys. ,
•Riga, P. T. It 45 0 0 -46 0 0 thing of moment done in VALoarrA.-All the recent imports of New-
the ' The Market continues eery steady. withgood de- he was remanded
the officer, he told him that he set fire to a straw-stack belong- Wight, 15th instant. foundland Con tam have been taken off the market at about our
mand fr)m the trade, and the sales may amount to fully •Jamaica, -9 12 6
1. - ing to Mr. Bate, by means of his pipe and a bit of rag, but that Faro,.
Highland Lad, fofrroth&paorrrt, in Studwellrti Roads.
t a Barbadoes 315- 4 10 0 Ils. Od. per cwt. quotations.-For Pale SEAL there is little demand ; the inferior
fi 3000 bags, at rather improving prices for new Bowed he had no intention, nor did he desire, that the flames should Rosalind, Gemell, fromall'onnatreoar
Montreal
fours portt:t at do. East India 1 10 0 - 1 13 0 descriptions are wanted, and but little offering.-SEED OILS remain
and Brazil extend beyond it. He knew not, he said, what could have pos- Victoria, Fogg, from Bahia, at Pernambuc'o. lIEMP, 4, ton,
without alteration in prices, with a fair demand.-The transactions in
II _ ._.... sessed him to commit the act, except that the devil came and Reliance, Cornish, from Newfoundland, at do.
tempted him, for he had never thought of such a thing before. Jane, Kennedy, hence, at St Domingo, 7th Oct.
He had been miserable ever since it happened, and for two days Rachael, Potter, hence, at New Orleans, 12th Nov. Riga Rhine.
Petersburgh, clean
HIDES, 4, Th,
West India, dry 2B 00- 0 0 0
25 0 0 - 0 0 0
0 0 55- 00 6 I hi. per cwt. PALM OIL continue very limited, notwithstanding the very great
difference in its price compared with that of Tallow.-OIL of TURPEN-,
The imports of Butter are 7677 firkins. Except for pot 'set, wi ein en ion o angmg
he carried a rope in his .' *th th . t t. f h • Hannah, Newby, hence, at Wilmington, 20th do.
Buenos Ayres, dr, OO7 - 0 0 115 B. P. dry 2s. 4cl. TINE is inquired for at our quotations.-In FLAX and HEMP there has
k fine qualities, which are becoming scarce, the trade has himself, but he had not the courage to io it.
On Thursday last the prisoner was brought before b h Marengo, Welch, hence, at New York, 24th do.
„ Roscoe, Delano, hence, at do, 25th do.
e a eence of The Brothers - from Bahia for this port, was totally wrecked Brazil, dry salted.
Salted 0 0 41- 0 0 51
0 0 51- 0 0 61 For. dry 4s. Bd.
wet ls: 2d, been little or nothing done this week.-Sales of Petersburgh yellow
candle TALLOW (still in the Baltic) have been effected to arrive at 465.
not been brisk, yet. holders are generally firm. Lard in magistrates at Peterborough, consisting of Earl Fitzwilliam, in Caernarvon -gay, 19th instant-crew drowned: North America; salted 0 0 44- 00 41 wet 2s. 4d.
3d., and on the spot from 475. 3d. e 485.; some holders ask a further
good demand; at 455. to 475. per firkin, and 48s. to 50s. Lord Milton, Lord Liverpool, Mr. Bate, and others, when the The Adrian, Foster, from Quebec for London. foundered 10th inst. East India
Horse, V hide. 0 0 61- 00 7 tr cwt.
0 8 6- 0 11 6 advance,
evidence against hini, together with his own confession, being in bit. 4555, long. 13-crew saved by the James Dunn.
INDIGO, cip lb,
for bladders. Bacon dull. considered sufficiently presumptive of his guilt, he was fully Gipsy, Highat, sailed 21st inst. from Studwell Roads, for Bombay.
Bengal Purple and Violet 0 7 6- 0 8 6 a
committed to take Iris trial for the offence at the next North- • Blue & fine Violet 0 7 0 - 0 7 6 i LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DECEMBER 20.
No alteration in prices of last week.-Belfast Butter Ordin. & Mid O5O - 0 5 9i,„ ..
i 795. to 80s. and the other witnesses were ampton assizes, and Stevens
bound over to give evidence against him. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. -Violet& Copper.... 0 4 9- 0 5 6 `'``• 1r ..'"
• 1 There has been a very animated demand for Cotton throughout the
fi D 8 D S D S D • d had been employed b - Mr. Bate The prisoner, it appeare , Copper
• Ordinary. 0 5 6- 0 6 0
0 4 6 - 0 5 3 present week, chiefly from spinners, and a gradual improvement in
in thrashing a short time prior to the fire, add as his employer WEST INDIES, &C. • prices has taken place, our present quotations being Id. e Id. cife lb.
Belfast - 0 6 6
Cdlerain 73 oto7l 0 Hams, dry 4-1 oto4Boe & co 246 wished to have the job completed as speedily as possible, he Murray,MY. SY . - Collins, Q. Antigua, Nevis and Sobres 04- 0 5 6 ~ .., .„. higher than those of this day week. The public sale of 4,800 Surat
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St Kitt's
Derry - 0 4 3 ". vup to-day went off with great spirit at the above advance. 1,500 American
Cork, 3ds dry 62 0t063 0 Firkin Lard 44 0t047 0 circumstance, it is supposed, induced the prisoner to commit D Giles, AFRICA.
173 Latona, Q, Africa Guatimala
MADDER V cwt. 0 3 6- 0 6 6 and 1,500 Brazil have been taken on speculation.
Waterford 72 oto 78 0 Bladdered d 0..... 48 0 te. 50 0 the offence under a feeling of revenge towards Mr. Bate, with-
SOUTH AMERICA. Crops - 3 10 0
out calculating on the consequences. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
W Rotheram, or Moon 327 Sunbury, B, Maranham Ombros - 3 0 0 „_ ,
A report of the case was yesterday made to Sir P. Roe by - 2 8 0 ‘"1- 9f cle'. From the 14th inst. to this day inclusive.
, Bros, Gamenes.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Stevens on his return to town. WSt J Tyrer, 202 Sarah Birkett, G, Buenos Ayres Mulls. Ol5 0 14 0 ----
~........... Cotesworth, or Highfield, 315 Clifton, Q, Rio Janeiro MADDER ROOTS, cwt, SALES Current IMPORTS.
--- T& J Brocklebank, 150 Oberon, P, Valparaiso Smyrna -3 2 0 )O. 6d. • Prvsly I This ,Prices of This Prvsly
. ; TUESDAY, 24th December-Wind, South. NORTH MAGNETIC POLE. French 2llO-2 13 0 5 4, cwt. DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
. I UNITED STATES,ARRIVED. MUNJEET, V cwt. - -
I Forster, Forster, from St Petersburgh. At a meeting of -the Royal Society, on Thursday evening Isaac, Low & co, or 387 Sarah Parker, B, New Orleans East India, in bond llB- 2 0 0 -Is. 6d. V cwt. Sea Island Georgia. ... 22490 4-10 14:10 16d
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Raynes,
Quebec, Davies, from Sligo. MOLASSES, 4ff cwt. Stained Ditto 3320 90 tla -13 4146 312558
last, a memoir was read from Captain Boss, of the discovery of Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 344 Mersey, B, New York West India, B. P 333070 13460 64 - 95
. Eleanor, Redfern, from Isle of Man.l 4 0 1 7 0 -9s. V cwt. Upland Ditto
I SAILED. the North Magnetic Pole. He began by stating the import. T Roy, 401 William Donald, B, Savannah OILS, arff 252 gals. Alabama i 169260 3060 61 - 84
k I Oriental, Fidler ; and Hellas, Scanlon, for Bombay-Sackville, once attached to the solution of this ffi di cult and. perplexing Cearns, Crary & Co, - Hark Awa K Vi 'ilia
y. , rgi Cod .... - 288683
problem, assigning, as the chief impediments to its investigation BRITISH AMERICA. Seal, pale,
Mathews, Sierra Leone-Sir George Mu y, Beverley, Charleston-
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. . Moro Castle, Wylie, Africa-Standard, Piele, Batavia-Mon, Little : hitherto, the unequal distribution of magnetic influence, and Gibbs, Bright & co, 495 Sarah, Q St John, N B Whale, (without casks.).. 000- 0 0 0 Pernambuco
I 62390 2170 91 - 191 I 3564 57:283
Linseed, 4, gallon, o. m.. 0 0 0 - 0 2 6 Aricati & Ceara. 9g - 10
. . Barton, Armstrong ; and Arethusa, Hutchinson, Barbados-Nord- the difficulty of approaching the magnetic foci. Great advances, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Rape, pale O2- 0 2 9 Bahia and Macaio 34220 1540 84 -95 . 36784
i stern. Sartorius, Dantzic-Splendid, Proal ; Britannia, Sketchley ; however, hid been made; Professor Faraday
all but demon- Cotesworth & Smith, 123 Vixen, Q, Lisbon Olive, 4f, 252 gals.. Maranham 9e -10 e S
} 65150 3180 60396
and Napoleon, Smith, New York-Eliza Scotland, Scotland, St Do- strated the identity of magnetism and electricity; the observe- T Richards, 64 Stag, K, Seville Gallipo/i.
mingo-Frederick, Wescott, Charleston-Corinthian, Dowall ; Chris- lions of Sabine, Franklin- Parry, Foster, &c., had shown in MEDITERRANEAN. Sicily, &c 53 0 0 --54 0 0 e le. 252 galls. Mine 0 - 0
tina, llogarth ; and Elizabeth, Taggart, Demerar-Com.modore Pre-
ble, Haskell, Boston-Byker, Bruce ; and Winwick, Priestman, Rio what direction the point 'of magnetic concentricity was to be J Bibby & 29 James & Jane, G, Genoa &Le horn Palm, IP' fan - 0 0 0 -2s. 6d. V cwt. Para 560 0 - 0 142
B • - •England, Captain Ross had-obtained Do,- co,' 160 Lorina, K, Do, PEPPER, V lb. Demerara & Derbice 2890 100 94 -0 - 2299
ale Janeiro-Watt, Dobbins, Africa-Elizabeth, Ogilvie, Malta-Ma- sought. Before leavang.
Black, in bond - 0 0 41 Barbadoes lOBO 0 - 0 1
ria, Kemp, Sierra Leone-Blucher, Smallwood, Jamaica-Harkin- from the Admiralty a dipping needle, constructed by Jones, EUROPE. Its per lb.
White . ••• . ..... ... . 0 0 54- 00 71 • Common West India 5OOO 370 71 - 9 i- 127 6269
kinson, Rea, Odessa-Dart, Ditcham, Leghorn-John and Edward, whose accuracy had been tested in previous expeditions. From C L Bahr, . 64 Pandora, G, St Michael's PIMENTO, Vlb in bond. 004- 0 0 41 sd. V lb. Bahama 2O 10 8- 0
1 , Melhuish, Oporto-Hope, Black. Mobile-Fisherman, G'ibaut, Jersey made .prior
some defect in the vertical circle, the observations 13
QUERCITRON BARK, cwt. Carthagena 2040 0 - 0 371
-Janet, Laidley, Charleston-Mariote, Granby, Charente-Bengal, Bengal,
; . Tenion, Mobile-Arab, Lowe, Valparaiso, &e---Morea, Girdler, Bos- to 1831 are not eery perfect, but that defect was remedied when New York • Smyrna - it 495
0 8 6 - 0 9 6 -Bd. clis cut,
ton-Margaret Johnstone. Longford, Mobile-Jessie, -, New discovered. The table of observations showed that the differ- Emporto. Philadelphia Egyptian
_. ~ . .... .....11220 40 12 - 2169
RICE, V cwt. in bond. Surat and ........ .... 85930 2250 5 --• 75 1112 46940
South Wales. ences of observations were remarkable and great, but they also
.Carolina - 0 18 0 -15 s. V cwt. Bengal l5lO 0 - 0 1098
,--- , rovedp the tendency of errors to correct each other. When,
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. East India Oll- 0 15 0 -Is. V cwt. . V public sale this day ?
-- - 71
I. • --M-7c, PEASE'S LETTgia. TO - KELBURN, ESQ., pole should be sought had been determined with tolerable pre- Sacir,zlbach, Bispham, fm Demerara, with 634 hds sugar, 40 brls rum, SUMAr,_ V cwt .. .. 070- 0 13 6 -Is. 4, ton.
,I , cision, it was feared that it could only be approached by a land 31 coffee, Sandbach, Tinne and co-18 hds s ar, Dou daa Fraser
and-.. . . ug , 6 , SPIRITS, 4ft imp. gal. bond. 1036220 35800 8949 815487
I 1 ' • SURGEON, &c., WEST AUCKLAND.c t brl do, Ibg coffee, J Bispham-River - ,
journey, the accomplishrhent of which was beyond the limited - BRANDY, Cognac. OOO 000/
I C i - - 225. 6d. 4f all.
powers of the expedition. But these fears were dispelled by the AFRICA. GENEVA 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 Monday Evening, December 23.
Rte, Jam, low. 0. P 0 0 0- 0 0 0
" Southend, lta Month, 1, 1833. discovery of the Great Western Ocean. The party first sent to
Bridget,
Conan, fm Africa., with 1600 cks palm oil, 2 elephants' • •:- 10 to 11 0 0 0- 0 0 0 On Saturday, the sales in Cotton, though small, only amounting to
" Respected friend,-Fairly presuming, from the very respect- explore brought back only some imperfect indications of the teeth, abt 5 fms dunnage wood, C Horsfall and T Tobin-P Dk 12 to 16 0 2 2-0 2 5 2,000 bales, were at the extreme prices of the previous day.-To-day,
able petition which I had the pleasure to present to the House object of their search, because they could only take with them
SOUTH AMERICA. 18 to 204, 0 0 0- 0 0 0 '%.95. 4a. Imp. there has been a good demand, and 5,000 bags sold at 40. V lb.
of Commons, that many of my worthy friends at West Auck- a small supply of instruments; but when it appeared that ono- Stronget . 0 2 6- 0 3 10 r Gallon, advance upon the quotations of Friday last.
m Paraiba with 323 bgs cotton, ASP - 0 3 6 I
land and St. Helen's Auckland have felt a lively interest in the ther winter should necessarily be spent in these regions, Captain 5012r,..tKs°fWood and • - 0 2 1 , The "Brothers," from Bahia, with 2,650 bags of Cotton, was totally
discussions which have taken place, and have new issued in the Ross made the necessary preparations fora more accurate 10 cs o lif cs Hadfield,
850 d h' snug, can o ides, Order-Q Dk Stronger 027-0 2 11 J lost, with all the crew.
• passing of the Irish Disturbance Bill, and presuming also that survey. In May, 1831,. he landed OH the coast, and by a series Stirling, Paulin, fm Ceara, with 14 bags cotton, Todd, Naylor &co SUGAR, mt.
Arrived-The New York Packet, of the Ist instant,
some Of them have been disappointed in my not giving the of observations determined the place of the magnetic meridian, -20 do, D Burn and co-18 do, S Duncan-47 do, Moon Bros and co- MescovAroo, B. P. Duty paid,
measure my firm opposition, it seems due to them, as well as and. at least approximately, the position of the magnetic pole. 32 do, J Murta-38 do, E Jones and co-52 do, abt 150 t fustic, R Sin- Dry brown 290-2 1 I. 0
myself,-to offer to their consideration a few of those reasons Captain Ross detailed, minutely, all the tests used to determine g lehurst and co-River .
' Middling 212 0-2 16 6 21s. V cwt. LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, Decmueee 23.
which have influenced my conduct: they will not accuse me of that the place where he stood was the point of magnetic con- BRITISH AMERICA. Good do. to bright 217- 3 0 0 • • Fine to very fine 3l- 3 3 0 -more than error in judgment, as I seek favour and affection centricity, and, so far as the evidence of instruments is decisive, ' The supplies of Grain, Flour and Oatmeal, have been light. Since
Garland, Murray, fm M' ' 11', with 315 s fir ' timber, 31 c2B deals Havana, in bond.
Tuesday, the transactions in Wheat were to a moderate extent, the
from no man nor set of men, as the independence of my votes the fact of the discovery was established. But he candidly abt 12 fins lathwood, C Lolgraanmamndic B DkP . ,
Brown 1 3 0- I 4 0
. proves. I trusted in the real bill as any one need do, but after added, that further investigations, and more especially accurate Minerva, Lamb, fin Quebec, with 87 ps oak, 51 ps red One and 252 Yellow l5- 1 9 0 holders not anxious to force sales. At Manchester, on Saturday,
much anxious thought, resolved to write letters myself to every observations to the north-west and south-west of the place inch- pa white pine timber, 16 c 27 standard staves, 461 c2O W I staves, 374 White l5- 1 13 0 635. 4r cwt, there was little inquiry for any description, best Irish red held for
part of Ireland, to ascertain the wishes and feelings of the think- cated, are necessary, to ascertain the limits of error. These c brl staves, W Sharpies and co-River Brazil brown bond 0 19 0- 1 1 0
Yellow 1 2 0- 1 3 0 Os 7d, and fair qualities Os 3d to 6s 40 per 70Ibs. New Oats continue
nig portion of all classes, and to assure myself that an act so investigations he deemed an object worthii of national utter- SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. White 1 4 0- 1 7 0 in demand, the supply being small, 2s 9d was paid for prime heavy
-outrageous was really called for by the circumstances of that lion, because magnetism was peculiarly a ritish science. Be. Amelia Frey, fm Lisbon, with 354 chts 306 hf chts oranges, M Lei- East India, in bond, parcels, and 23 7d per 451bs for old. Oatmeal meets a ready sale at
fine but unhappy. country. Now, every one of my answers sides ascertaining the position of the pole, it would be also of
. rester, P•Dk
contained expressions of the greatest anxiety for the passing of importance to determine its diurnal and annual rnOtiuo, and Its Ann paley, Rolstone, frn Lisbon, with Ihd wine, T F Dyson-2 d, Yellow. }ooo - 0 0 0 325. 4, cwt. 935 3d to 23s 9d, some choice marks brought 24s per load. The Flour
the bill, even in its original shape. I need not say how greatly Periodic variations, if any such exist. The place ascertained T Marling-. 5 do, Stack and More -3-25 etas 550 hf chts oranges, Order White 3O- 3 5 0 trade still very angiiid, the sales being principally of the finest qua-
ils severity has been mitigate a ; truly it is not like the same to be either the precise spot, or one in its immediate vicinity, -10 chts 30 hf chts do, S Jones-91 chts do, J Collier-2 chts 2hf do, TALLOW, af,' cut, lilies at about the currency of last week. Barley and Malt very dull,
production ; the monstrosity of its birth is scarcely to be recog_ was easily attainable; and. he expressed his hopes that the Wt. 200 bdls onions, H W Rolstone-K Dk Petersburgh, Y. C 2 7 6- 2 8 0
Soap 0 0 0- 0 0 0 3s. 2d, afs cwt, and little doing in Beans.
nized in its present shape. Well, all this has been the result tish flag would soon wave on the magnetic pole. In the course .
. MEDITERRANEAN. TAR, Amer. 4P' brl - 0 0 0 WHEAT, per 70 lbs s 0 scl MALT, imp.mea.. s d s d
of an increasing force of repre,entations of the friends of a of this interesting paper, Captain Ross paid a merited compli- Sempre Lo Stesso, Ferraro fm Genoa, with 217 hales wool Stockholm 014- 0 15 0 15s. Vl2 barrels. Irish red (old).. 60 ' 7 0 English OO ' 0 0
,
reforming ministry, who have quietly from time to time urged meat to the generous and liberal conduct of Felix Booth, Esq., argol, 39 bales rock moss, 1 bale cottons 3 retd, 19 bales waste, 7 cks
silk, rish
upon the government and others those ameliorating changes- by whose aid, chiefly, the gallant officer was enabled to pro- bales conts unkn. 1 pkge stamps, 1 cse wine, Order-21 blocks mar- TOBACCO, lb. bond. Do. white 1833.. 70 .. 7 3 BEANS, English 3B 0..40 0
not the result of the clamour of a fierce opposition-one of teed on his important enterprise.-elthencrum. ble, D Wiilink-6 bales madder roots, Ross Bros-48 bales rock moss, York and James' River. Canada (01d).... 83.. 8 6 Irish....
those who have th keeretly endeavoured to soften the bill, I 5a55,..............., 24 bales orchella weed, H Holmes and Sons-6 hales silk waste, Vi- Low and Inferior...... 0 0 21- 00 3 1 Do. 1832 79.. 7 10 Foreign ... 00.. 0 0
have been still, an,. -mild have voted against military tribu- anna and Jones-5 do, H Patry and co--3 do, 1 pkge music, Geller & Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31- 00 5 Dantzic BO.. 8 6 PEASE, White .... 45 0..46 0
nals, &c. &c., why the.. mitt tone ars two nights I was ill and LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. co-1 cse contg a chair, Ido wearing apprl, F Jordan-1 prcl contg a Fair to Pine ....... .... 0 0 51- 00 61 Stettin BcWismar 79.. 8 8 FLOUR, per 280 Ms
Stemmed... Odessa (soft) 6 8.. 610 Irish, 1833
--aaia..-- picture, It Bateson-32 cs B retd, - Longharne-1 ble tinder, P Amano 0 3 - 0 0 7
.3s. tr 11,
in bed.) I have spokener letters unaffirnously in favour of the Kentucky and Rama- Russian 7 0.. 7 4 Canadian free brl 31 0.. 34 0
-4 bls rock moss, 2 bls waste silk, Melly, Prevost and co-1 pr.cl or-
ha - - I 0 0 3- 0 0 41 •
i ) bill-again, the majority ef the Irish M.P.'s decidedly, almost Dec. INSOLVENT.
20 - Thomas Roberts, York-street, 'Westminster, tallow- W art -
chella weed, G Freeman-1 cse wine, C er 2cs maccaroni, Ibx rinock, Leaf...... Foreign (inbond) 4 0.. 6 0 American, ditto.. 23 0.. 30 0
all the respectable men, were in favour of the bill. I believe chandler,• B goods retd, 39 tubs Parmesan and Swiss cheese, J Franklin-1 prel Stemmed. 0 0 4- 0 0 6 OATS, per 45 lbs Do, (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0
Maryland 0 0 41- 0 0 8 Irish (old) 2 7 .. 2 8 OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Ireland to be fairly represented, and to speak the majority of BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED, samples. wool, scs wine 2 his wearing apprl and books, 1 cse macea-
. roni, .1 Bibby and co-i Dk Canadian OO- 0 0 6 -2s. 9d. 4? Th. Do. (1833) 2 7 2 8 Irish, (old) 2l 0..22 0
her representatives. Many of them told me', `English :nem- William Packer, scn., Woolaston, Gloucestershire, farmer.TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0100- 0 12 6 -4.4. 4(1. V cwt. • Foreign (in bond) 18.. 2 0 Do. (1833) 22 6..22 9
CRC,
hers ought to vote for this bill; we dare not, as our families BANKRUPTS, tartar. 2 cks argol, Order-hi pps 10 hds brandy, Robin and King- VALONIA„ per ton.. ..... 10 0 0 -17 0 0 -£1 Os. ,0, ton BARLEY, imp. mea Rica, (in bond)
would be murdered, our houses pulled down, at thc,instigition Seth Flitcroft and Thomas Musgrove, Liverpool, grate-manufac- (fm Messina) loose abt 1120 qrs linseed, 50 t brimstone, 140 bgs shu- WAX, BEES V cwt, in bond. English 3l 0..36 0 Carolina, (cwt.).. 15 6..19 0
of the agitators,'-then I could not vote for it, awl for those t"rers. Tam 2. 31. at 1 o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool : mac, 50 dunnage mats, Geller and co-215 hxs lemons, Robin & King African - 5 0 0 -10 s. V cwt. Irish, 601 b 3lO 4 4 East India l2 0..16 0
reasons I could not vote against it, if the majority ef me,' ca o?ry, andjaulkper, I3edflard-.row.. -.so_cs 100 bxs do, Ibx cont 2 marble tables, C and E Hunt and eo- American 5lO- 6 0 0 -£1 10s. ajs cwt. Foreign(in bond) 00 .. 0 0 FLAX SEED. hhd.. 00 .. 0 0

" Southend, Month, 1, 1833.
" Respected friend,—Fairly presuming, from the very respect-
able petition which I had the pleasure to present to the House
of Commons, that many of my worthy friends at West Auck-
land and St. Helen's Auckland have felt a lively interest in the
discussions which have taken place, and have now issued in the
passing of the Irish Disturbance Bill, and presuming also that
some of them have been disappointed in my not giving the
measure my firm opposition, it seems due to them, as well as
myself, to offer to their consideration a few of those reasons
which have influenced my conduct: they will not accuse me of
more than error in judgment, as I seek favour and affection
from no man nor set of men, as the independence of my votes
proves. I trusted in the real bill as any one need do, but after
much anxious thought, resolved to write letters myself to every
part of Ireland, to ascertain the wishes and feelings of the think-
ing portion of all classes, and to assure myself that an act so
outrageous was really called for by the circumstances of that
fine but unhappy country. Now, every one of my answers
contained expressions of the greatest anxiety for the passing of
the bill, even in its original shape. I need not say how greatly
its severity has been mitigated; truly it is not like the same
production; the monstrosity of its birth is scarcely to be recog-
nized in its present shape. Well, all this has been the result
of an increasing force of representations of the friends of a
reforming ministry, who have quietly from time to time urged
_upon the government and others those ameliorating changes—
not the result of the clamour of a fierce opposition—one of
those who have th' --ecretly endeavoured to soften the bill, I
have been still, an.. 'mid have 'oted against military tribu-
nals, &c. &c., why the nett (one ~.kz two nights I was ill and
in bed.) I have spoken., letters unaißmously in favour of the
bill—again, the majority of the Irish M.P.'s decidedly, almost
all the respectable men, were in favour of the bill. I believe
Ireland to be fairly represented, and to speak the majority of
her representatives. Many of them told me, English mem-
bers ought to vote for this bill; we dare not, as our families
would be murdered, our houses pulled down,.at the, instigation
of the agitators,'—then I could not vote for it, and for those
reasons I could not vote against it, if the majority isf my'ov
constituents—thinking men—wished a measure I d'Al. /tat
prove, I should be justified in voting against it.
" Again, the most hostile to the bill in the house laughed ant.
joked out of the house how much money they had got—hqw
much law business—by becoming agitators! and only deplored
the bill ruining the most shameless of trades.
" Against large meetings I (lid vote, because the Irish: art
ignorant and passionate, and a fiery orator, free himself
harm, brings a multitude into severe punishment by irritatilq
them about their real and great grievances.
" Now, I shall be one to claim redress of those wrongs. I
have sat pretty regularly from fourteen to sixteen hours per
day, rarely never indeed till three, and mean to do my duty.
" I am, very respectfully,
J. PEASE;jun."
[ln the above letter the 'copyist must have made several
'omissions, as some of the sentences are quite unintelligible.)

MEDITERRANEAN.
Sempre Lo Stesso, Ferraro, fin Genoa. with 217 hales wool, 7 cks
argol, 39 bales rock moss, 1 bale cottons B retd, 49 bales waste silk, 4
bales conts unkn. 1 pkge stamps, 1 cse wine, Order-21 blocks mar-
ble, D Willink-6 bales madder roots, Ross Bros-48 bales rock moss,
24 bales orchella weed, H Holmes and Sons-6 hales silk waste, Vi-
anna and Jones-5 do, H Patry and co-3 do, 1 pkge music, Geller &
co—l cse contg a chair, Ido wearing apprl, F Jordan-1 prcl contg a
picture, R Bateson-32 es B retd, Longharne-1 ble tinder, P Aman
—4 his rock moss, 2 bls waste silk, Melly, Prevost and co-1 prcl or-
chella weed, G Freeman-1 cse wine, W Carter-2 cs maccaroni, Ibx
B goods retd, 36 tubs Parmesan and Swiss cheese, J Franklin-1 prcl
samples wool, scs wine 2 bls wearing apprl and books, 1 cse macca-
roni, T Bibby and co-1 Dk
C R C, Briard, fm Messina & Naples, with (fm Naples) 6 cks cream
tartar. 2 cks argol, Order—lCl pps 10 hds brandy, Robin and King—
(fin Messina) loose abt 1120 qrs linseed, 50 t brimstone, 140 hgs shu-
mac, 50 dunnage mats, Geller and co-215 bxs lemons, Robin & King
—5O cs 100 bxs do, 1 bx contg 2 marble tables, C and E Hunt and co—
For Exportation, a quantity dunnage wood—Q Dk

WussT, per 70 lbs s d s d MALT, imp.mea s d 8 d
Irish red (old).. 6 0 0 7 0 English 0 0 0 0 0
Do. red 1833.... 6 0 .. 6 9 Irish. 4B 0 .. 56 0
Do. white 1833.. 7 0 .. 7 3 , BEANS, English 3B 0 .. 40 0
Canada (01d).... 8 3 .. 8 6 Irish.—
Do. 1832 7 9 .. 7 10 Foreign ... 0 0 .. 0 0
Dantzic 8 0 .. 8 6 PEASE, White .... 45 0 .. 46 0
Stettin &Wismar 7 9 .. 8 8 FLOUR, per 280 Ms
Odessa (soft) 6 8 .. 6 10 Irish, 1833
Russian 7 0 .. 7 4 Canadian free brl 31 0 .. 34 0
Foreign ( in bond) 4 0 .. 6 0 American, ditto.. 23 0 .. 30 0
OATS, per 45 lbs.. Do. (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
Irish (old) 2 7 .. 2 8 OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Do. (1833) 2 7 2 8 Irish, (old) 2l 0 ..
Foreign (in bond) 1 8 .. 2 0 Do. (1833) 22 6 ..
BARI EY, imp. mea Rica, (in bond)
English 3l 0 .. 36 0 Carolina, (cwt.).. 15 6 .. 19 (1
Irish, 601 b 3 10 4 4 East India l2 0 .. 16 0
Foreign(in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 FLAX SEED. hhd 0 0 .. 0 u

Seth Flitcroft and Thomas Musgrove, Liverpool, grate-manufac-
toCers. Tan. 2. 31. at 1 o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool :
Tory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row.
il, merchant; Jan. 1, at 11 o'clock,
~N'-rooms, Manchester : solicitors,
Elm-court, Temple.
Drudlbb, Mark-lane, merchants.
, ,treet, silk-warehouseman.
Lionny!oa,;rash-s t reet, G ray ' s- i n n -lane, I itensed-victuall e r.
P. I.ncir :4-4.ftover-street, Hanover-square, tailor.
Stiar.d, cheesemongcr.
Angtikhia Gay Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,
,Done,
.om a, A Inirt.l-eourt, Friday-street, warehouseman.
3o1:• :r: Jewry-street,Crutchedfriars, wine merchants.
,f caTendisli-street, Marylebone, tailor.
tai • • 11::1:am, slate-merchant.
LJwar • • •• • . near Birmingham, blank-tray-maker.
Thurnas Darwin, Sheffield, roller-manufacturers.
Fornnton, Birmingham, provision-dealer.
William A. ikin, Halifax, Yorkshire, ironfounder.
John and William Henry Storer Brierly-hill, Staffordshire, grocers.
George Bags".. , Sheffield, cutler.
.• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

I-10s. V cwt.
.£l-10s. 4' cwt.

MR. HARVEY AND THE EAR.
The Essex 7bn-cad .gives-an abstract of the principal points of
the case of Mr. D. W. Harvoy,'as it ha 'Jean ;ovestigated be-
• the Benchers of LincoWs Inn :
" The certificate of the Benchers-Of th.;ir objection's to
Harvey's claimAt; be called to the bar goes to charge that he
havingvas the agent_ of Mr.. Frost, of Kelvedon, sold an estate
M for his client to r. Skingley for the sum ef nail tomr.
Frost only the sum of £950,-putting it his own pocket the dif-
ference, £.500; that an action va, br•c:g!lt against him by Mr.
Frost for that 1:500 and other moneys. and that the plaintiff ob-
tained a verdict, with damages, for E 897 I9s. 6d.; and that Mr.
Harvey did not defend the action.

J. C. and Kelly; lioundsditeh, printers.—Hamper and Mount-
ford, Bats ,silk-mercers.-.-W. J. Willett and G. Larken, Essex-street,
Wtorneys-at-law.—T. and W. Delany, Upper Whiteeross-
street, cordwainers.-k-.8. Chesterrnan and G. Mullins, Upper Baker-
stiTet, surgeons,—Shores and Steward, York, eabink '.-makers.—J. M.
Jones and J. Bolton, Penton-row. Walworth, paper-,•tainers.—F. and
W. •Dtinhill„ Pottefract, Yorkshire, liquorice-emkwers.-4. and J.
Leif*, Lambeth-walk, lifioti-drapdkrs.--'r. anti bheftield,
buildets.—NevilikkArritr. Co., Newbottle, Durham, tallow-chandlers;
far fl% regartb T Pri,t. -
_ DIVIDENDS.

,

Jan. 10, I. Aguilar, Devonshire-street, merchant. Dec. 31, W. R.
Mott, Throgrnorton-street, tavern-keeper.— Jan. 10, IL Mercer C.
Ely, and B. Treacher, Swansea, Glarnorganshire, coal-owners.—Jan.
13, W. Hambly, Falm and Great Bell-alley, outh, Coleman-street,
merchant.—Jar.. 13, H. Cooper, Upper Clanton, naper-manufacturer.
—Jan. 13, L. Zachariah and G. Novra, High Holborn, dealers in Ger-
man toys.—Jan. 13, T. Berks, sen., Marlborough-road, Chelsea, mel-
ter of tallow.—Jan. 11, J. Ramsay, Devonport-street, Commersial-
road, master-mariner.—Jan. 15, P. Barker. Cambridge, grocer.—Jan.
14, E. Rawlings, Bexley, Kent, tanner.—Jan. 14, W. Corp,
Tower-
street, carpenter.—Jan. 17, W. Short, Henrietta-street and Compton-
street. Brunswick-square, and South Crescent-rnews,Burton-crescent,
cabinet-maker. Jan. 10, G. Ronthwaite, Bear-street, Leicester-
square, hotel-keeper.—Jan. 11, H. Lee, Dover-street, Piccadilly, and
Motcomb-street, Bel rave-square, saddler.—Jan. 10, W. Delamain,
Wells-street, Marvlebone, wine-merchant. Jan. 11, W. Bourne,
Coleman-street and Regent-street, woollen-draper.--Jan. 10, D. Kin-
caid, Spital-square, silk-mannfacturer.—Jan. 14, J. Britain, Ripon,
Yorkshire, grocer.—J. Appleyard, Leeds, dyer.—Feb, 4, J. Waiting,
Little Yarmouth, Suffolk, merchant.—Jan. 14, J. Singleton, Rugeley,
Staffordshire, chemist—Jan. 11, J. Clark, Keynsham, Somersetshire,
basket-maker.

" Another principal charge was, that Mr. Thomas Andrew, a
solicitor, of Coggeshall. having charged Mr. Harvey with frau-
dulently taking from his (Mr. A.'s) office an agreement, the
abstraction of which would be highly beneficial to his (Mr. H.'s)
client, a Mr. Shelley, and Mr. Andrew having publicly stated
that he would have Mr. Harvey struck off the roll of attorneys;
for these declarations Mr. H. brought au action for defamation
against Mr. Andrew,.who pleaded that his declarations were
true, and he obtained a verdict in his favour.
" There were other minor points ; hut it appeared from the
certificate of the Benchers, that the verdicts in these two cases
formed the main grounds of their rejection of Mr. Harvey.
" In the recent investigation Mr. Harvey produced many
witnesses and documents to vindicate his character.

"With respect to Mr. Frost's estate, among other evidence,
it was shown that the estate was conveyed by Frost to Skingley
for the smaller consideration, to avoid the heavier stamp duty,
which was a practice common among the most respectable part
of the legal profession. With regard to his not moving for a
new trial, Mr. Harvey said that he settled with Frost subse-
quent to the verdict, and that Frost refused to take the £5OO
for the recovery of which the said Mr. Andrew had proceeded
without his consent.

CERTIFICATES, &c.—JAN. 10.
T. Witter, Liverpool, joiner.—A. Hickson, Horncastle, Lincoln-
shire, grocer.—J. Q. Rumball, Melina-place, St. John's Wood, and
Brockley-hill cottage, surgeon. —T. B. Clark, Norwich, corn-mer-
chant. —T. Statham, jun., Clunton,Shropshire, cattle-dealer.—E. Bell,
King-street, Portman-square, and Park-street, Dorset-square. dealer
in carriages. —W. Tvrycross, Godalming, Surrey, leather-dresser.—.
M. Gateley, Birmingham, victualler.—J. Painter, Liverpool, inn-
keeper.
The average price of Brown and Muscovado sugar, computed from
returns made in the week ending Dec. 17, is 295. 21d. per cwt.

"In the case of Harvey r. Andrew, Mr. Harvey stated that
the paper which he was accused of purloining was one the exe-
cution of which would have been highly advantageous to his
client, and therefore there could be no motive for purloining it;
whilst on the other hand Mr. Andrew had every motive to get
rid of its execution, and in point of fact did so, though Mr. liar-
Tey moved the Court of King's Bench to enforce upon him the
performance of its conditions. The verdict against him (Mr.
Harvey) was given entirely on the evidence of Mr. Andrew's
brother, who was in the office with Mr. Harvey at the alleged
'time of the paper being taken. He proposed to offer evidence
to show that John Andrew had, subsequent to the trial, mad&
declarations tending to exculpate him (Mr. Harvey) from the
charge of purloining the papers, and also to invalidate his cha-
racter and that of his brother; but the Benchers, after consi-
derable deliberation, decided that they could not hear such tes-
timony.
" The proceedings occupied nine evenings, and it is probable
that the decision of the Benchers will not be made known until
he next term."

ABSENCE.—Thorlacius, the Danish Grose, whilst riding out
for his amusement one evening, was in such earnest confab with
his companion, a portly folio on Scandinavian antiquaries, as
altogether to forget that his steed required any earthly care
from him. The animal, left, therefore, to its own impulses,
roamed along the side of a ditch, nibbling at the grass which
grew upon it; but, being at the moment as absent as his master,
suddenly made a false step, and, in the endeavour to rescue his
footing, discharged the antiquarian and his chum into the grassy
bottom beneath. The descent was soft and gentle; the couch
smooth and kindly; and there Thorlacius lay, intently continu-
ing his devotions, as if he had never parted with pommel or
stirrup. Some half an hour afterwards, an acquaintance of his,
chancing to b 2 driving homewards, past the scholar's verdant
studio, drew and invited him to take a seat behind him.
" Vastly oblige 1," replied our antiquarian, out of humour with
the interruptia I; "can't you see, sir, I'm taking my ride."
Wherewith he end the you
tome were instanter
locked again in ;lose confab.