The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-29 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

The demand for woollen cloths in. the Leeds Cloth Halls
which has been remarkably uniform during the whole of the
summer, still continues steady. On Saturday there was a brisk
market, but the wet weather at the close of rast week and the
beginning of the present, prevented any considerable quantity
of fresh goods being brought into the Halls, and, in conse-
quence, the sales on Tuesday were rather limited.
At Halifax Market on Saturday the sales of stuff goods were
larger than on the preceding Saturday. Yard-wide plainbacks
of common quality, some descriptions of damasks and morcens,
middle and inferior qualities of lastings were in greater de-
mand, and prices were genera!? a little higher.
At. Huddersfield Market on uesday there was little .altera-
tion as compared with the previous Tuesday, unless we note a
brisker demand for woollen cords. In cloths and fancy goods
there was scarcely any variation.
In the Blanket trade at Hecktnondwike Market on Monday
there was a good demand for blankets of all qualities, and at the
close of the day very few remained unsold. At Dewsbury bu-
siness in this article is not so brisk, which is said to be owing
to the high price of wool. The shoddy and coverlet manufac-
turers arc very busy, and some of the masters in the former
branch are running two sets.
At Rochdale Flannel Market on Monday, Oct. 21, business
was rather dull. The contest between the manufacturers and
buyers still continues—the buyers appear determined not to
give an advance, and the manufacturers seem equally resolved
not to sell at the prices offered. A little business was done in
low qualities both for whites and colours; some few pieces of
finer reeds changed owners, bat taken altogether the market
was very dull. The prospect in the flannel trade is at present
very discouraging. Several manufacturers have stopped part
of their hands, and choose rather to let their machinery stand
than continue to manufacture under the present prices.
The manufacturers Of Knareshorough have made an advance
of 5 per cent. upon the wages of their weavers, upon an appli-
cation made to them to take the same into consideration. It is
stated that the high price of the raw material and the difficulty
of realising it in the manufactured article prevents the manu-
facturers from giving a greater advance.—Leeds Intelligencer,

A QUIP Piro Quo.—" There is more joy ('tis said,) .in
heaven over one sinner that repenteth than over ninety-nine
just persons who need no repentance." Influenced by this
divine example, it is with great satisfaction we hail symptoms
of repentance in a Brougham and a lay-impropriaior of tithes,
for the odious imputations cast on the Bev. Edward Ileelis by
his tithe proctor, the said Mr. James Brougham. In return
for his submissiveness and patient endurance of insult, it has
been thought proper to apply a salve to the wound thus in-
flicted, and the reverend object of these contumelies has ac-
cordingly been recompensed by induction to the rich living of
Long Nlarton, in Cumberland, by the Lord Chancellor. Care-
fully solicitous that nothing good should go out of the family
without an equivalent, his lordship has obtained from Lora
Thanet permission (no doubt for a consideraton in kind here-
after to be agreed upon,) to induct the reverend husband of a
distant relation of his own lady-wife to a couple of good livings
at a time, namely; the two rectories of Kirkby Thorne
and of Brougham.
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SPORTING INTELLIG.E. NCE.

(Written: e}prenry for tic,: Lim?rpool Standard.) •
The racing season is fast drawing to a close, this week a veil
is thrown over the sports of the turf not to be unclosed until
spring—the Newmarket Houghton Meeting, which commenced
yesterday and concludes on kriday, ends the enlivening versa-
tility of the race course for this year, to be succeeded by field
sports of another description, .viz:—hunting, coursing, and
shooting. Coursing is, a pastime iu the held, particularly pa-
tronised by our Lancashire.nintrods, and by way of exhiliratmg
their spirits for the loss of the delights of the turf, a grand cours-
ing match is to come off 'on the fitli of -November next, on the
princely, domains of the noble•Deke of Devonshire, in Derby-
shire. The stake• is called the Chatswork Cup, value 160
guineas, by subscription of 4 guineas each, and 16 subscribers
have already entered their names for a trial of skill with their
canine fancy. Each dog appears to be a favourite, to hear his
owner speak of his merits. and the odds will he taken against
almost any of the entry. The favourites' however, are the dogs
Recoten, Ventuse, Mayor,•and Wing, who arc backed at even
sums against the field.
.The match attracts considerable alien.
tion, and no doubt the attendance will prove numerous. There
has been some business effected upon races of next year, and
from the excellent performances of Speculator, Jack Faurett,
Her Highness, Pickpocket, and Chancellor this year, they
have been taken against the field, p. p., entered or not, for this
Chester Trade's Cup of next year. There has also been several
horses backed for the Derbv, and the new favourite Plenipre
since the death .of Alaric,synich took place last week, has found
more numerous backers, and appears in much greater request.
Upon the Newmarket Houghton :Meeting little or nothing has
been effected, with the exception of the Criteron Stakes' which
came off yesterday; and upon that the- busiucss prices will be
found below. The following. is the latest state of the olds :-
9 to 1 agst Bubastes.(t) •' 14 to 1 agst Bentley (t) ; 15 to 1 agst
Plenipo (taken .freely);' 18 to 1 agst Cornet ; 18 to I agst
Guardian; 23 to 1 agst Delirium (t) ; 25 to 1 atrs! Chifacy's
Colt.; 30 to 1 agst Brother to Whale (t) ; 30 to 1 a:2:st. Olympic
(t); 30 to 1 agst Emigrant (t); 40 to 1 agst Bequest ; 40 to 1
agst Brother to hate; to 1 agst Victor; 40 to 1 agst Eree-
dom ; 40 to 1 agq Pincher; 40 to 1 agst Old Bill (t); 50 to
agst Lord Berner's colt (t).
OAKS.-7 to 1 agst Cotillion; 9to 1 agst ;18to 1
agst Amedon; 20 to 1 agst Muleyenna (t); 20 to 1 agst Zu-
lema (t).
CHESTER TRADE'S CUP, NEXT YEAR, P. P.-8 to 1 agst Spa.
• culator (t).
PONTEFRACT RACES, 1831.—John Gully, Esq., :1;.P.,7.P. for
Pontefract is appointed steward of the races for that borouels.

TO K. 11.
THE SELF-DUBBED LAUREATE OF THE FANCY IS A LI-.•

Oh, Lady of abundant trash !
How dar'st thou libel human names,
And dole such dogerels forth, that are -
Scarce worthy of the flames?
Thou stain'st most worthy names, oh de f
In low communion with the low,
Making the great look blank.—Kate Head
They marvel at the show.
Of little names on little things
Be-rhym'd for better in their stead:—
Although thy hardship's worthy them
Impervious (Catherine) Ilead.
Thou mak'st the empty vain.—The poor
Most rich in inks impurety
Go spin,—and let small names have rest
In their obscurity.

GLASGOW-EGO,
01413 OF THE BEsPATTERRD.
See a Liverpool paper of Monday.

FASHIONS, FACTS, AND FICTIONS.

The Court remained at Windsor until Saturday, when their
Majesties proceeded to Brighton, where they propose to remain
till the first week in March, unless unforeseen circumstances—
and upon which no man can confidently calculate—should inter-
fere to alter the arrangement.

On \Veduesday the Honourable Charles Wellesley, eldest
son of Lord Cowley, and nephew to the Duke of Wellington,
was married to the Hon. Olivia de Roos, daughter of the late
Baroness de Roos by the late Lord Henry Fitzgerald, and sister
of the present Baron, (the premier Baron of England.) The
bride was given away by the King, and the ceremony was
honoured by the presence of her Majesty. His Grace the Duko
of Wellington was also present, as were also several branches
of the two families, and the superior officers of the household.
The Bishop of Worcester performed the ceremony, and Lady
Georgiana Howe and Miss Taylor were the bridesmaids. After
the marriage the happy couple proceeded to the Queen's lodge.
in Bushy-park, to spend the honey-moon.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cumber-
land and Prince George have arrived safely at Berlin.

Frederick Barne, Esq., a gentleman of large property, will
shortly lead to the hymeneal altar Miss Honywood, the eldest
and accomplished daughter of the late Sir Sohn Honywood,
Bart., of Brighton.—Kentish Chronicle.

Orders have been received at Pembroke Royal Dock-yard,
to build two first-rates, one to be called the Victoria, tho other
the Algiers. These vessels will carry 120 guns each, and will
be constructed by Captain Symonds, surveyor of the navy.—
The Hannibal, id, formerly employed as a lazarette at Milford,
is to be broken up, being unfit for further service.
An order has been issued by the Lords of the Admiralty that
all persons holding civil situations in his Majesty's dock yards,
who have been officers in his Majesty's navy, are usuallv to
wear the uniform according to their respective ranks, and .not
to dress in plain clothes as heretofore.

Matthias Attwood, Esq., M.P., for Whitehaven, visited Leeds
yesterday week, and inspected several manufactories, particu-
larly Messrs. Hives and Atkinson's splendid new !lax mill.—
The hon. gent. proposes to spend a short time among his con-
stituents at Wh►tehaven.

Lori Gort has refused to give evidence before the municipal
commissioners at. Limerick. His lordship, it is said, pleads his
privilege as a peer, to protect him from the annoyance of a scru-
tiny, in a court to which the popqace were freely admitted;
and he refuses, moreover, to recognise the authority of a com-
mission which has emanated from the House of Commons.—

Dublin paper.
DEATH FROM A WHALE.—At Davis' Straits. on the 6th
July, Mr. Thomas Orton, mate of the ship,Truelove, of Hull,
was struck by the tail of a whale, which hit him over the tem-
ples, and forced one eye out of its socket on to his cheek. lie
expired on the. spot. Neither the boat nor any other of the
crew receivedeny hurt.
Cuor.cak.4We may as well acknowledge a letter signed
"Le Brandenburg," in which the writer assures ns that the
origin of cholera is attributable to the driving of 4000 geogra-
phical square miles of polar ice (as if sent down not only to
cause, but, according to Dr. Tavernier, to cure, the disease)
within the last 300 years towards the eastward of Greenland, ,
and in 1815 and 1825 still more towards the tropics. We are,
however, happy to be informed, on the same authority, that
after a few years, when the injurious atmospherical effects pro-
duced by these icy migrations shall have pamsed, the grape vino,
may again be cultivated in England for wines, and Greenland
will be a fertile couutry.—Literary Gazette.-

THE SCHOOLNIASTER ABROAD!-Mr. A. B. fancied he had

cause to remonstrate with the schoolmaster, to whom he had
intrusted the care of his son, a fine boy of six years of age, who
came home at the Midsummer holidays with the slightest pos_
sible acquaintance with his a, h, c; but much improved in the
use of his limbs, and perpetually racing about. The pedagogue
heard the father's reproaches patiently, and thus defended his
athletic tuition; " Sir, i did my best for the lad; instead of
confining him to tasks, he has been allowed to range about as
he pleased; for, sir, you ought to know, thaat he who runs may

WoaoswoaTn.—We are sincerely concerned to hear that
Mr. Wordsworth's eyes, which have for some time troubled
him, have lately become so bad, that he is compelled to remain
in a dark room; and that fears are entertained lest blindneps
should be the result, and he should thus painfully find, like his
great predecessor,
"Wisdom at one entrance quite shut out."—Mi.

Loss OF ACHARACTER.—The following anecdote, which we
give exactly as the fact occurred, may be considered as an illus-
tration of simplicity and iutegtity. A respectable farmer of
Ross-shire, travelling a short distance ou horseback, having
occasion to cross the river Conan, found on the banks of the
stream a young woman also desifous of getting across. She
informed the farmer she was in quest of a situation, and had an
excellent character from her last place. As the river was
high, the good-natured farmer took the girl up behind him on
his horse and conveyed her across the water. Unfortunately,
however,the written certificate of character fell out of the
young woman's bieast, where she had placed it for safety, and
was carried otTby the stream. She was in great distress at this
mishap, till her 'kind conductor assured her that he would give
her a character; and this pledge he redeemed no their arrival
at a house on the opposite side, in the following brief but pithy
words:—" 10th September, 1833. These certify that the bearer,
Peggy Mackenzie, lost her character this day, white crossing
the Liver Conan with me, Andrew Munro." This very equivo-
cal statement was given
.in perfect good faith and sincerity.
The gild accepted it with many thanks, but was soon convinced
that the honest farmer's words did not correspond with his in-
tentions, and that she required, what is generally dillicult to ob-
tain, a new character.—lneerness Courier.
APPLES.—The crop of apples is this rear everywhere so
abundant, that they are selling.eyen in the neighbjurhood of.
London at Is. and Is. fiel. a bushel. So large was the supply of
this fruit last week at Boston, in Lioeolushire, that they were
sold at the extremely low 'nice of Is. 3d. per bag. All impor-
tation of apples is, therefore, for this season, hopeless, as the
present prices would scarcely defray the freight. One of the
Hereford papers states, that in one orchardof that county, there
are fifteen trees, the produce of which it is estimated, by expe-
rienced cider makers, will yield from ISW to 2000 gallons of
prime cider. One hundred gallons from each tree, in good
bearing years, is reckoned the general highest quantity, but
the above-mentioned trees will averaoe considerably more. The
priucipal apples used in making ciffer in the
we;tern part uf
Somersetshire, or in the neighbourhood of Taunton, are the
Kingston Black Apple, the Old Jersey, and the liangdown
Apple, which last has something of a Miter flavour. The.trees
of the Golden Pippin, the Cockagec, and the Pearmain, which
apples, eighty or one hundred years ago, were enumerated
among the Vest cider fruits, are now exhausted, and nearly
worn out. There are some orchardists in this part of Somersel
who make in good bearing years from 500 to IA hogsheads of
cider, some of which will bring E 6 to £8 and £lO a hogshead,
in some years.—Dureet County Chronicle.
LAST INTERVIEW BETWEEN 13ChKE AND ERSKINE.—;`NI'hat
a prodigy Burke was!" exclaimed Lord Erskine. " lle came
to see use not long before he died.. I then liyed on' Hampstead-
" Come, brskine," said he, holding out his hand,-" let
us forget all; I shall soon quit this stage, and wish to die in
peace with everyhedy, especially with you." I reciprocated
the seutiment, arid we took a turn rental the grounds. Suddenly
he stopped, wrapt in thought. Gazing on the sky, as the sun
was setting, "Ah Erskine," he said, pointing towards it, "you
cannot spoil that, because you cannot reads it; it would other-
wise go; yes, the firmament itself—you and your reformers
would tear it all down."
We hear that Mr. Roebuck, M.P. for Bath, (!!!) harangued
his constituents at a public-house, in Walcot, on Friday se'nmght.
The Bath Herald says, that " Mr. Roebuck is a decl'ared enemy
of civic dinners, and- has pledged himself never to attend them!'
It is very convenient to a certain class of patriots to have, like
Mr. O'Connell, " a vow in heaven ;" and we suspect that Roe-
buck, the radical, would find himself ill at ease in a company
such as the Bath Corporation woukl collect around him.
MAN surenioa IR Toucte.—We find every organ of sense,
with the exception of that of touch, more perfect in brutes than
in man. In the eagle and the hawk, in the gazelle and in the
feline tribe, the perfectiou of the eye is admirable. In the dog.
wolf, hyena, as well as in birds of prey, the sense of smelling is
inconceivably acute ; and if we should have some hesitatieu iu
assigning a more exquisite sense of taste to brutes, we cannot
doubt the superiority of that of hearing in the inferior animals.
But in the sense of touch, seated in the hand, man elaimt Ust
superiority.-13,t/ en the Band.

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, EXPEDITION OF CAPTAIN ROSS. , LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, , IMPORTED LIvgAPooL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, 0421' 26.
- 'Ube Voregi Conur. Friday, October 25, 1a33. foliipping Enttllt gc n r t .
From the 18th to the 24th October, 1833, inclusive. . s. d. se d. ano.
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• .-.........- Admiralty, Oct. 22. : g . (.1 Xs d DUTIES. By 2 Vessels from Demerara, 1 Savanilla, 1 Philadelphia, 5 New Old Hay -
To Tug MEMORY OF SIR JOHN STEVENSON. AN VITO, 4r lb. TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. York, 1 Marseilles, 1 Lisbon, 1 Malaga, 1 Venice, 1 Naples, Messina Clover Hay• ....-,
and Palermo, 2 Trieste, 1 Danzig, 2St Petersburgh, and 1 Arches:a:eel. Straw Wheat 0 0
SIR,-I am commanded by my Lords Commissioners •N'
i• lag 0 010 Ft 0 I 4 I:. if,* cwt. 9 t ...--
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of the Admiralty to transmit to you the copy of a leiter ARGOLS, per cwt. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is 'Oat
" There hare been tears and breaking heart: for thee- White 2O 0 214 0 : accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter- .--
, addressed to their secretary by Captain Ross, containing i 64.11 4f, cwt. Argols
, 4W nine were nothing had I such to give."-Bsaox. Red ll6 0 2 8 0 prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our Ashes brls. -- Green Clover
an outline of the proceedings of that gallant officer and ASHES, per cwt. distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to Bark ...hhds. -, bxs, - Potatoes 2 2 -
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. his brave companions, and their providential deliverance Muntreal, Pot, new l2- 1 2 3 which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as Oak tons, -- Cattle Potatoes 1 6
1 $ _to
Bard of my Country, fare thee wall- old ll- I 1 6 Amer. Gs. 4r cwt. follows, viz. :- - Berries - Turnips
from a situation of peril unequalled in the annals of na- ' ...---
Thy soul hath pass'd away, Pearl 1 5 3- 1 6 0 Brit. Plant. free. NEW YORK-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 21th of each month in the Borax chests, - Carrots 3O 0 3l 0
Where music bath a purer spell vigation; and lam to express their lordships' wishes that U. States, do. - 1 6 6 year. Observe-There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, Brimstone tons, 80 Manglewortle.. .
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BERRIES, r cwt. and by an arraneement between the respective governments, the Cassia Lignea , ~.. .boxes, - Manure
And fame a holier ray. a document so honourable to the parties, and to the na-
Turkey, I ellow
2rlr cwt. American inlanepostage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to Castor Oil - . -------a---7 °
val service of the country, may, through the committee Persian. be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
Bard of my Country-thou hast flown 41 1153 00
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27
100
00 1
Cloverseed casks,-, bales, -
for managing the affairs of Llovd's, be made public.-4 BRIMSTONE, 417 tun. Pnitenetenet-On the Bth and 20th of each month. Cochineal bales, -, serons, 67 PRICES OF SHARES, MONDav, OcToe,EB 28, la*
, To worlds of endless bliss ; Sicily, &c.. -
While we but sigh o'er every tone am, Sir, your very humble servant, J. BARROW. Tuscan
Thou hast bequeathed to this. Mr. Be. nnett, Lloyd's. CASSIA LIGNEe, frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New Foreign - Liverpool Coal Gas • £4Bo
b. 0 ,
4, cwt. in bond ..... 4 0 0- 0 0 0 Is. ly lb. York.
On board the Isabella, of' Hull, Logwood quintals, --, tons, 237
Sad Erin mourns-as well she may- CLOVER SEED, ,ty cwt. HAVANNan-On the sth of each month. Observe-Letters are for- Fustic
Baffin's Bay, Sept. 1833. American, red. - 3 0 0 warded, also, by way of New York.
upon hes Minstrel's tomb ; Nicaragua Wood tons, 51 Liverpool and llarrington Water Works ...... ... 440
Sra,-Kuowing how deeply my Lords Commissioners of the Dutch red.. .. .. .. .. .. 2. 10 0-3 0 - 0 .C 1 4r cwt. MONTREAL-On the 21th of each month during the season. Barwood tons, - Bootle ditto 3OO
Who gave her music to the day, Admiralty are interested in the aavancement of nautical know- French Sz.- German white 2150- 3 5 0 EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA Camwood. tons, -
162
, , And brought her harp from gloom. ledge, and particularly in the improvement in geography, I COCHINEAL, 4f" lb, in bond
... ISLANDS-There are usually monthly conveyances. Flax
BS I lalel er
84 99
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98 66 i 64 r lb'
} Bro.r.p.G.dt.
affr. lb. RIO DE JANEIRO-On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. Flaxseed .,
hhds - qrs. -, bags, - I Liverpool and Manchester Railway.... £lOO paid 210 A•
^2ll
4? Oh! spark of an immortal fire. have to acquaint you, ter the information of their lordships, that
OTIIER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA-Not regular but frequent. Flour E. Cbags -, brls - Ditto Old Quarters . . 25 - 52
ii That burst from heaven's shrine, the expedition, the main object or which is to save, if possible, COCOA, #' cwt. in bond.
31
04 00 --
31
56
00 GENOA AND LEOIIORN-On the Ist and 16th of each mouth. Galls ' bags, 10 •
the cprestion of a north-weet passage from the Atlantic to the Brazil. . .
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seßgiDrtttraotea
jainontr:dt,o New Quarters . . . . . . . . . 25 - 51 100,
And spoke from out an earthly lyre. Ginger .barrels, -, bags, -
t, Pacific Ocean, particularly by Prince Regent's Inlet, and which Trinidad 9lO- 3 0 0 OPORTO-EverA, 3 weeks. Gum brls„ sacks, - bags, -
cadhLnßsdeod,ilviNgttaitineonwidanto.
ntglit.
odßni tutdori: t
oR.
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80
To show thou wert divine-
sailed from England in alay 1829, notwithstanding the loss of Grenada N 4,PLES AND SICILY-Every 3 weeks. Hemp - 20
-4 No more thy voice's melody the foremast and other untoward circumstances, which obliged COFFEE, 4as cert. ii! bond. SMYRNA. AND CONSTANTINOPLE-Every 3 weeks. Hides, Cow and Ox no. 465, casks -, bales, - .
,I Shall charm the listaiing car, • the vessel to refit iu Greenland, reached the beach on which his , Jamaica ordinary 3lO 0 41. 0
Good end fine ord... - 5 0- 0 Horse Hides no. , bales„ tons, 100 - 00
ioo - 118 '
c Or wake the thrill of eestacy- Majesty's ship Fury's stores were landed on the 13th of August. 1 Mid. and good mid.. .. 510- 5 16 0 FRIDAY, 25th October.-Noon, Wind S.E.-Fair. Horse llair, ..
Indigo tons, -, bales, -
serons, -, chests, -
We found the boats, provision, &c., in excellent condition, i Fine mid. and fine 5lB 0-6 5 0 ARRIVED:-Vere, Hemingway, from Africa Nautilus, Smith,
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500203 -_ _ _ 961309
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.. The magic of a tear. Lac Dye chests, -
but no vestige of the wreck. After completing in fuel, and : Dutch, lac Gd. V lb. Quebee-Ann, Livenfurd, St John's, N B-and Thalia, Hammond, Lemon Juice pipes 2, Ws 2, casks, 2 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto loo - 90
That voice, oft heard with pure delight, other neeesearies we sailed on the 14th, and on the following ' ordinary 3lO- 4 0 0 Trieste. Madders casks, 20, bags, -
ailwaa.-
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Good arid tine ord. .... 4 2 0- 4 10 0 SAILED :-William, Orfeur, for Alexandria, E-Prince Regent,
'ls bushed for ever now ; morning rounded Cape Garry, where our new discoveries com- 1 Madder Roots - 297 I°s
- Middling 412 0 418 0 White, Savannah-Ivan Statoust,Van Tulin', St Petersburgh-Vriend- Molasses casks, 299
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. . And death hath veiled in darkest night menced, and, keeping the western shore close on board, ran schap, Ketielaar, Groningen-Frances, Mauch ; Pauline, Vander
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it. Fine mid. and tine 5 l) 0 - 5 5 0 11Iunjeet Mies, -, bags, -
, - The glory of thy brow. down the coast in a S.W. and W. course, in from 10 to 20 fa• i Havana -
:,1 But though thou sleep'st beneath the kid. thorns, until we had passed the latitude of 72 north, in longi- , St. Dorumeo 33- 3 8 0 }1:. 361. nah-Sophia, Bardler ; Tiegend, Fretwurst , Henrietta, Wisehusen ; tons, -, half-jars, -, hcoasakess: -___
GranadudJ 2;3 -
tude 72 west; here we found a conside.able inlet leading to the , Brazil and Laguira 3 0 0-3 10 0 and Helena, Schietterow, Elsinore-Appleton, Evans, Jamaica-Ann, Palm Oil casks, -
, Where thousands slept before, Underwood; and Birkby, Johnstone, New Orleans-Richard, Black- 10 - 18 10.illi
Mocha 4 0 0 4 10 0
Li
Thy spirit joys to meet its God, . westward, the examination of which occupied two days ; at this ,
place we were first seriously obstructed by. ice, whicli was now . COTTON. v th• . ley, Trinidad-Frederick, Wazneaar, Antwerp-Teviotdale, Cham. Fish Oil
Pepper, • robins, -, bags, - - 14
Sea Island Georgia 0 1 11- 0 1 3 • bers, Baltimore-lloffnung, Ahrens, Bremen-Adelaide, Blomfield, Pimento, W.l brls -, casks -, bags, - Bank of Liverpool
,li Where sorrow comes no more. seen to extend from the south cape of the inlet, in a solid mass, 0 0 81- 01 0 Constantinople-Magnet, Sullivan, Savannah-Anna Sophia, But. Rice tes. -, 1 tcs., -, E. I. bap, -
Commercial Bankieovref
, And as the sun "at noon-day shioes, j Stained do
round by S. and E. to E.N.E. Owing to this circumstance, upland, da„ , - 0 0 11 cher, Trieste-Superior, Brown, Mobile-Hero, Mitchell, Gibral- Rum brls. 20, hhds., 84, puns., 272
~t tar, &e-John Lees, Lees, Leghorn-Edmond, Strang, St John's,
the shallowness of the water, the rapidity of the tides, the tem- Alabama 0 0 74- 00 9 1 Safflower chests, -, bales, -
So Shall thy glory be, N 13-Melantho, Wheelwright, Antigua-Sarah, Newton, Berbiee- 1 'l5.
1
!ii While every mourning Minstrel twines pestuous weather, the irregularity ot the coast, and the nume-
rous inlets and rocks for Which it is remarkable, our progress Mobile
New Orleans 0 0 71- 0 0 si z:
O 0 85- 01 0 eii Minerva, Adams, Cape of Good Hope-Roselle, Davidson, Messina Saltpetre
Shell Lac , bags, -
chests, - .lO -
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company.... 25 - 35 •
:i , - A farewell wreathe for thee. Pernambucco 0 0 101- 0 1 0 a, -Liverpool, Neverson, Madeira-Loehiel, Branscombe, Oporto- Sugar, B.P. .. hlids. 709, tees. 80, bags, -, lets-, brls., 75
!!, sdnissoensurd. WARBECK. was no less dangerous than tedious, yet we succeeded in pene-
trating below die latitude of 70. north in lon 't d 92 t •
Arleen .
& Ceara 0 0 104- o o 11
gi u e . Wes 9 Bahia & Macaio.... - 0 0 105 a.i.n Indian, Borthwick, Pernambuco-William Salthouse, Roberts, Su.
matra-William Ilerdman, Wilford, Bahia-Denison, Poole, Deine- East India
Brazil -
bags, -, brls, -, 1-cases, -, eases, - Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks..... 10 - 16
Manchester Assurance..... ..... lO - 9 10,
(Dublin Warder.) where the laud, after having carried us as far east as 90 , Maranham OO 10 o o 114 :i."l rara-Treckvogel, De Jonge ; and Industrie, Dreyvenbooden, Rot-
- • Havana boxes„ chests, brls,
, took a decided westerly direction, while land at the distance of Sae, ginned ditto 0 0 94- 00 10 Si ea terdam Adelaide, Moran, Philadelphia. Manilla bags, ------------ .------,-
i., no,
H,? CONTE MPORA R Y PRESS. 40 miles to southward was seen extending east and west. At Mina
Para OO 0 00 0 -
; as
O 0 0- 0 0 0 atea ,
Ark, Clark, from Archangel, at Kirkaldy ; sailed I.sth August, and Sumac
Tallow
casks 792, tons, - WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AMERICAN TISP
W . - this extreme point our proirress was arrested on the Ist of Oc-
tober by an impenetrable gather of ice. We, however, found Demerara & Berbice 0 0 10i- 0 0 Ili e a experienced very tempestuous weather. During a very heavy gale Tartar casks, 30 LivearooL, October 28, 1831'
t THE SPoterteter BEGGAR.-Whilst Dan is gathering an excellent wintering port, which we named Felix harbour. • Barbadoes oo- o o o 4.14 of wind in the North Sea, fell in with the wreck of a vessel supposed Tar brls, 200 rLpoi
jo,elrDpoisotlriet Ba n k • 111 30°
.21- lf
°54
Ili 64
X. s. d. X. s. d. nusiES
, Common West India... . 0 0 85- 0 0 9 e-,•' to be timber laden. Tobacco - TIMBER, 4, cubic foot,
I-, vigour on his native hills; his myrmidons are collecting Early in January, 1830, we had the good fortune to establish Bahama ooo-- o o o 1-*-t Victory, Dorvell; Catharine Maria, Bulau ; and Lucinda, Pott- Turmeric - Riga 028,a 0 2 9
00
21 901 .1,,N. ea, ina___J of
15°
. a friendly intercourse with a most interesting consociation of Carthagena OOO - 0 0 0 sla sa lick, hence, at Bremen. nu 41, laud. 0
Turpentine brls, 2891 Dantzig
pence in the natives' hovels: one with his gun, scatter- 0 2 2 0 2 3 y •
, native, -iiho being insulated by nature, had never before coin- Smyrna - oo o ..4
Sea Nymph, Smith, hence, at Leghorn. Valonia bags„ tons, 83 Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3 feet.
ino- the feathers of the grouse : the other, with the hat, . . . 0 1 14- 0 0 0 2 Blackallt•r, Blackener ; and Traveller, Harvey, hence, at Malta. Wax Bees' - American Pine
8964 0 1 9
50'4.
, ...
. se municaled with strangers; from" them we gradually obtained the ElsSrPtiao -s•••
Wheat bags, -, bushl., -, min., - Do. Quebec
, ransacking the pockets of the " Pisantry"-One bags a important informatiou that we had already seen the continent Surat and Madras 0 0 5e- 00 74 . SATURDAY, 26th October.-Noon, Wind S.E.-Fair.
I Bengal 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 , Red Pine
t partridge, -while the other nabs a tester, and the penny of America, that about 40 miles to the S.W. there were two great DYEWOODS, tr ton, ARRIVED:-Hector, Scott, from Africa-Blucher, Stnallwood, De-
fk . of the tattered man, and the three-halfpence of the starv- seas, one to the West, which was divided from that to the East Loowoon, Jamaica 515 0 60 0 i merara-Messenger, Ballaine, Bahia, (sailed Ist Sept.) Antelope,
jilarketo. Birch -
~ .
i by a narrow strait or neck of land. The verification of this in- St. Dom. Ss Honduras 600- 6 5 0 Dalrymple, Ceara, (sailed 15th Sept.)-Gottfried, Koruchl, Grief-
, . ing man, are already expended in powder and shot to • •
0 18 0 0
h l ' • • 00 _
77 105
00 j From li. r• 3s.- Dantzig Deck
PEI:::
0 0 4 00 41 £4l #s 120. ,e/S0
I contribute towards the sport, and augment the table telligence eit er way, on w uch our Juane operations so mate- ampea, y.
rially depended, devolved on Commander Ross, who volunteered Ferenc, Jamaica • 000- 0 0 0
St John's, Newfoundland-Diana Maag, Copenhaern-Saye.se.ign,
other parts 4s. 6(1. SAILED :-Delfino, Pietranero, from Genoa-Westmoreland Dixon
, • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCTOBER 25. American Pine OO 23 00 3 .C 2 ss. 'it £210e..
luxuries of one, who, refusing to vvoi k for himself, this service early in April, and accompanied by one of the mates, Cuba
81:1.uaiir, Charleston-John Walker,' Kemp, Sierra Ceone-nrilliant, There continues a good demand for Scean, which has again been DEALS, tr. standard hundred
i Spanish
C 'II
'••
• • 76
150
Richardson, Cadiz-Hebe, Field, Constantinople-Laehs Janzan • met f.reely by holders, and 1,500 hhds. B.P. have been sold, at rather
I i snatches from the labour of others those means of sup- and guided by two of the natives, proceeded to the spot, and CAMWOOD .17 0 0 -21 00 1 White 14 0014 10 0 10
3i, port which their own necessities demand for themselves. b two
found that the North..laud was connected to the South y BAIIWOOD, Angola 9lO 0 -10 0 0 Smolensk Sulu • Au,nis
, , _, ta, Bottcher ; and Johanna, Wotter, Elsi- 7
, , heals( r prices for middling and eood qualities, but in other descriptions M 1 R
eme ed 16 0 0 16 10 0 Xl9 eso 4r
11 idges of higb land, la miles in breadth but taking into account Gaboon - 8 0 0 nore-Perseverance, Mannoh, Ostend-Frederick Louise, Voltz, Stet- th •i o alt rati n 350 b ,''' 3.• ed sold at 62s d '
. 6 . for low to Gas.
fi. NT:rhitee ° • : • a4s I'''' '
foti....r-n: Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 15 0 0
Is there no shame in this Big Beagarman ? Can he r " N . In Mauritius or a oreiga ',here are no sales reported.
.. a enaiu or tresh-water lakes which occupied the valleys between, ICARAGUA WOOD. ss. V 10" • tin-Twee Gebroeders Folkerts Antwern
, , , • -MOLASSES.-The late arrivals have been taken freely by the trade ====,----------------_,.........
• not bring his " time that may be sold" to a decenter mar- the dry land which actually separates the two oceans is only five Solid 2O 0 0 -21 00 i.
, to the extent of 400 puns., which consist of Demerara and Antigua, at
, Large Rough l6 0 0 -17 0 0 Ivy, Stevens, hence, at Marseilles.
1 ket ? There is not any public man on record who did miles. This extraordinary isthmus was subsequently visited by
Small
so degrade himself, and lower all sense of honest inde- myself, wheu Commander Ross proceeded minutely to survey a/Ax 4t. ton. Gesina, Postema, hence, at Helvoet. but holders being less disposed to effect sales, the transactions are • A d
ulster am c f 12 3 Barcelona 363
361
pendence, as- the coast, to the southward of the isthmus leading to the west- Petersburgh, 12-head .... 44 10 0-0 0 0 Die Gazsustus, Dykster, hence. at Harlingen. limited, and do not exceed '7O casks of Jamaica, at steady prices.-60
brls. Trinidad COCOA sold at 565. sia 565. 6d., and a small lot Para at Do at sight
ward, which he succeeded in tracing to the 99th deg,ree, or to 150 Dutch 46 0 0 --80 0 0 ld. als cwt. Vriendchap, Kleen, hence, at Texel. Rotterdam
to wring • 285.-In GINGER no sales.-300 bees black Peerae have been disposed 12 3 Gibraltar (per hard dol.)• •
• miles of Cape Turnagain of Franklin, to which point the land, Riga, P. T. R
From the hard hands of peasants their vile thrash, of at 4d. a 45d. V Ile-Rim-Nothing done in Carolina, and in East Ha 13 -
K:
et,
etrrsbf
uo
ro
gt oßfeadin..ch:7ooo.lollll
25 7`"
after leading him into the 70th degree of North latitude, trended GINGER, er cwt., in bond. Gregory Bogosloff, Moller, hence, at Copenhagen. India only 250 bags at 14s. ata cwt. for ordinary, to 17s. for tine quality. Aitm„, urgh Mes. Beo l3 121 Genoa
By any interdiction. Jamaica,
directly : during the same journey he also surveyed 30 miles of -Ruse "The sales are limited to 120 puns., at rather lower rates. 47
Barbadoes 315- 4 10 0 }Hs. Od. per cwt. Zetland, M`Farlane, from Cape liavtien, at Cowes. Paris three da s' sieh '' r r •
THE CONNEIION.-There was once a wise man on the the adjacent coast, or that to the north of the isthmus, which, by There is nothine of any moment to report in INnioo.-About 50 y „te2s o 0 l• enice (per 6 Aims. Liv.).• • 401
7 Do.
, East India ll5 0 2 2 0 Rival, Canberry, from Havana, at London. chests East India Gum ARABIC have been disposed of at 355. 0 45e. per %25 73 Naples 1211
throw of England-he was called" the British Solomon," also taking a westerly direction, formed the termination of the HEMP, 4es ton. St. John, INl‘Nicholl, hence, at St. Lawrence. cwt. according to quality, and 8 serous silver COCHINEAL at Bs. 4, tb., Bourdeaux do en 25 80 Palermo 4, oz. • • sa/
f this season was em
western sea into a gulf. The rest o . ployed Riga Rhine 27 00-0 0 0 a Victoria, Berry, hence, in the Traverses. Frankfort on the Main -150 S Lisbon
by his flatterers in praise, and by his enemies in ridicule, Id. per cwt. A 'd Th t • t• • S h b h t f
duty pat .- e ransac ions in ALTPETRE aye een to t eex ent o p 51
'
'1 in tracing the sea coast south of the isthmus leading to the east- Petersburgh, clean 25 0 0 -25 00 S polio, Vandyck ; Constant, Vanschie; and Five Brothers, Poodts, Lam bags, ranging from 30s. for common, to 40s. per cwt. for fine etersburg cir rouble .... 10 Oporto
but nevertheless he was a statesman of no mean practical lIIDES, Iv lb. hence, at Antwerp. Berlin cur. doll.
I ward, which was done so as to leave no doubt that it joined, as quality. Rio de Janeiro ........... $
1 parts. He wished to establish permanently in Ireland a the natives had previously informed us, to Ockullee, arid the land it3e:ieesnt
olsn d i ay, y
A retsh-tlry 0054 0 0 6
O 0 7 00 11 B. P. dry 2s. 4d. Wilhelmina, Baass, hence, at Helvoet.
Matthew Plummer, Leighton, from Bahia, at Cuxhaven. Dvewoons.-The public sales of Campeacby LOGWOOD have gone Trieste, ditto
Vienna, Ef. 2m. ....flo 955 Bahia
956 Buenos Ayres
British. interest; and for this purpose he planted Ulster forming Repulse Bay. ft was also determined that there was William Tell, Faron, from Quebec, at Newry. off rather lower, indirect imports sold at £7 2s. 6d. e£7 75., and Madrid
F Salted... 0 0 44- 00 51 wet lc 2d. 37 Madras l4
with a Protestant population, and founded Protestant no passage to the westward for 30 miles to the northward of our Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 51- 0 0 63/4 For. dry 4s. Bd. Qußnac, 25th Sept.-The Clifton is on her way down from Mon- dtrectsarcels at £7 10s. rct Z 7 15s. ; about 630 tons have been disposed Cadiz
corporations in the principal trading towns of the whole pos, .
'tion. North America, salted... 0 0 44- 0 0 41 wee 2s. 4d. treat, drawing 14 feet water, having been on shore in Lake St. Peter. '
of an 60 tons of St. Domingo brought £.6 55.; in FUSTIC, 220 tons of Bilboa
Cuba sold at £9 7s. £lO ;30 tons of small Lima NICARAGUA WOCD 3_______________ 6'_lCw_t do
Una summer like that of 1818, was beautifully fine but ex- East India 0 0 6t- 00 7 4r cwt. Zwillinge, Boye, from Kiel, took the ground in Ramsay Ba ,I 1
3 , Se.
island. The result did not negative the Monarch's saga- I f ' ' • Horse, tala hide 09- 0 11 0 man, subsequently to anchoring; part of her cargo has been landed in brought 1:20 10s. sit £2l; a few tons of Camwoon £lB 10s. and Jamaica
d ti• b'•
treme yun avourable for navigation, an our o ject eing now INDIGO 4P• 115 a damaged state. LIGNUMVIT/E £lO 10s. per ton.-There is a regular and extensive
city. But a wiser than Solomon arose. He discovered to try a more northern latitude, we waited with anxiety for the • ' - --. demand for TURPENTINE, and sales made to the extent of 3.580 brls. at BULLION, LONDON, OCTOBER 25.
Bengal Purple and Violet 0 7 6 - 0 8 6 a Adam Lodge, Pace, from Shields for New York, was spoken 19th f
. the futility of a British interest in this country towards disruption of the ice, but in vain, and our utmost endeavours Blue & fine Violet - 0 7 6 1 October, in lat. 51 2, long. 17. o 12s. 6d. 0 12s. 7d. V cwt., and the market remains firm at these PER OZ. £. s. d•
. o
prices.-Archangel TAR is rather higher, 14s. 9d sa 15s. having been Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0
the maintenance of the connexion, and doomed the cor- did not succeed in retracing our steps more than four miles, and Ordin. & Mid .056- 0 6 3 i GIBRALTAR, 2d Oct-The Emma, Harris, from Catania for Liverpool, d for 450 brls • Foreign Gold in Bars 317 101
porations to extinction as nurseries of loyalty. Whether it was not until the middle of November that we succeeded in Violet & Copper.... 050- 0 6 0 •
3d rlb arrived here to-day, saw in the Gulf of Tunis, a suspicious boat, and °Maine ~ no sales in American.-The inquiries for Mon-
treal Pot ASHES have become more general, and the sales are again New Doubloons
the settlement of Ulster will be found by his Majesty ttiug the vessel into a lace of securit which we named
CUL . p . y, Copper O6- 0 6 6 near it a brig, undi4 Sardinian colours, hove to, which a arentiv had
PR a- , upn a more extended scale, amounting to nearly 600 brls. at 22s 0 225. New Dollars
Ordinary.... - 0 5 9 been plundered ; the people in the boat made m •
enacing signs ror tne
" Sheriff's Harbour " Ima • here mention that we named the Emma to lay to. 0 225. 3d. for new, and at a correspondin- reduction for the brand of Silver Bars, Standard 0 4 13
and the Councillors by whom he is surrounded not to n .. • . ) . . , . Caraccas, Floras duty pd. 063- 0 7 0
ewly-diseovered continent to tne soutnward "Boothia," as 1832 ; in Pearl Ashes there are no sales -ticeeerreoe BARK continues
, Sobres 0 5 3 - 0 6 0
~,,
~,, Henry Hovle, Ferguson, from Leghorn, at Zante, and sailed 25th of
work well, and therefore to be overturned, we cannot also the isthmus, the peninsula to the north, and the eastern Cortes 0 4 3- 0 5 0 '`'• *7
m Sept. for Malta. to go off in small parcels at 9s. 6d. per cwt.-Ftaxsnen is very scarce, , . TO'
.
, nd what remains is held at 445. 0 455. ref, qr. for crushing.-CLOVER- 1 ÜBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STAw.
sea, after my worthy friend Felix Booth, Esq., the truly patriotic Guatimale - 0 7 0 Parkly, Guthring, from Patras, at Zante, and sailed for this port a
I conjecture ; but we can assure him that Protestantism
once depressed, neither lie nor his Ministers will lona. citizen of 1-sonclon, who, in the most disinterested mariner, ena- aIADDER V cwt. between 27th Sept. and Ist Oct. SEF:D is neglected, and no alteration in BEES' Wax.-lIIDes.-There LONDON, OCT. 25/ I
ad • ' ~s • the
is a fair demand, and at ste y price , sales comprise 7,600 dry
in a su erior st le
bled me to equip this e.xpedition p y . Crops - 3 1R 0 SyRA, 15th Sept.-Between Sine and Mikoni, the pirates attacked (Only the following are quoted.)
have the trouble upon their hands of governing Ireland'
or preserving the integrity of the empire.-Dublin Mail.
) , The last winter was in temperature nearly equal to the means Oinbros
Gamenes
of what had been experienced on the four preceding voyages, mulls .
but the winters of 1830 and 1831 set in with a degree of violence •
MADDER ROOTS, cue. 2160- 3 5 0
1 16 0 - 2 12 0
0150- 1 8 0 2s. 411 cwt. a Greek galliot, and took from her 56,000 piasters.
ST. JOHN, NP.WFOUNDLAND, Ist Octoher.-The Maria, Kemp, from -
Richibucto for Liver 00l u i East India Cow at 7d. 0 71d., 9,800 damaged and wormed at rq.i. q 61d.
sal3t2(°d
p ,p t nto this port yesterday, water-logged. • .
She was close in to the harbour on Saturday evening:but a gale from dirl3;azsisilta(7.l6ll(iitto, at 80. e 91(1., 275 dry Buffalo at 3td., 900 dry
- 9
d 1 '
~ -00 salted Buenos Ayres at 5,i(1., 4eo salted 'West
India at al ~ .8 salted New South Wales at 414., 2,100 dry Riga Kips New York .... 5 per cent.
Virginia
5 99 Redeemable.
1846- 7
1845-51 Price.
1054
102
Ohio
- at 95d., and 400 ditto damaged at 71d. ra 81(1. 4" ib.-10 serons and 20 I>
hitherto beyond record ; the thermometer sunk to 92 degrees Smyrna. - 3 0 0 s or. 6d. N.B. 91-bringing up, she was blown otr, and in the course of the night 1 Louisiana
_ LONDON POLICE REPORT. French hove on her beam ends. Her deck-load b..e th • 1) (1 1 sacks of loßsis HAIR sold at 614. 7d. ts' ita-No sales of Neutria or 99
. below the freezing point, and the average of the year was 10 2120-2 15 0 5 ay cad. citi row n over oar slc . • •• . . T Ditto
MUNJEET, 4f• cwt. righted. Clunchilli SKINS.- he sales of Toriaceo amount to 170 lihds. at firm
- Mississippi
.
' - de(srees below the preceding; but notwithstanding the severity prices ; they consist of 32 hhds. of Virginia stemmed and 50 of leaf to 6 ~
East India in bond 1 18 0 - 2 0 0 -le. 6d. V net. Alabama
the home-trade, (about 40 of the latter were taken by a Bristol manu. , 5 ..
MANSION-HOUSE. of'the summer, we travelled across the country to the west sea MOLASSES'
. afs cwt. SUNDAY, 27th October.-Noon, Wind S.E.-Fair.
On Frida J, a young man named George Taylor, was brought e
b a chain of lakes, thirty miles north of the isthmus, when West India, B. p ficturera 33 of Virginia leaf for Ireland, 38 of Kentucky stemmed INCORPORATED BANKS.
1 6 0- 1 8 6 -9s. #s met. ARRIVED:-Richard Walker, Gill, from Bombay, (sailed 17th June with 12 of leaf, for re-sale, and a few of Kentucky leaf for exportation
before the Lord Maaor, charged with having forged a draught ommauder Ross succeeded in surveying fifty miles more of OILS, V 232 gals. -Berwick-upon-Tsv •
eed, Muir, Quebec-Carlton, Callender, Mira- MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand for BRIMSTONE Charters cease.
, for Leal upon the eanking-house of Sir John Lubbock and the coast leading to the N.W., and, be tracing the shore to the Cod • - 0 0 0 michi-Princess Victoria, Paul, do-Commercial Packet,
, continues very steady, and small sales are making almost daily at £l3
i Co. The prisoner was an out-door clerk in the house. northward of our position, it was fully proved that there could Seal, pale.
, Bank of Louisiana, 8 per cent, 1870 £27 5 0
A clerk in the banking-house produced a check upon Drum- be no passage below the 71st degree. Whale, (without casks.).. 0 0 0- 0 13 0 SAILED •-Alecto e £l3 10s. tr, ton for good Sicily.-Suaiwe has been less inquired for,
. , Aysliford, for Jamaica-Noma, Dott, Charles- but prices are maintained; 1,000 bags Verona have been sold at a
Linseed iff gallon o m 0 0 0- 0 Bank of Orleans .D. 3.1 15 9,
, irnond and Co., purporting to be the order of C. Fuller and Co., This autumn we succeeded in getting the vessel only fourteen Ra ' - 251 ton-Junon, Knudston. Bruges-Lily, Rogerson, Jaemel-Fenwick shade below the quotations.-ARGOLS are scarce and wanted.-Caestar
pe, pale 000- 0 2 8 Keatine, Achison, New Brunswick-Amitie, Roche, Rouen-Poto- eT a • t d t ' New Orleans, C. sr 13 Co., £24 e £24 10 ",.
upon that house for the sum of £7OO, and made payable to miles to the northward, and as we had not doubled the Eastern Olive, 41' 252 gals.. 0 A TAR IS sea y a previous rates.-For MADDER BOOTS and all
, mac, garbury, Alexander, U S-Biene, Ketteree, Rostock-Edward, descriptions of MADDERS there is a very limited demand ; 100 bales la--s-esr-------5...--
...--.-----
H. C., or bearer. The piesoner had, upon returning from his Cape, all hope of saving the ship was at an end, and put quite Gallipoli.... n-Gustav, Gradereaux, Bordeaux-Kingston, Her- ood French Roots were offered by auction, and withdra at 53s ,
out of door business, raade rather an unintelligible entry of the beyond the possibility by another very severe winter; and having Sicily, &c 55 10 0 -56 00S er 252 gaits. ring ; and Harmony, Owen, Sierra Leone-Enmore, NValker ; and &ere being no bidders.-There has been considerable invqn • y fOr FRESCII FUNDS.
amount of £7OO, and upon examination it was found to be only provisions to last us to the Ist of June, 1833, dispositions Palm, #,' ton - Persian BERRI es, and some few sales made, but the stocks heTerbeing PARIS, OCT. 23, 1&13.
irreconcileable;with the draught which he subsequently produced were accordingly made to leave the ship in her present port, PEPPER,. clr lb- son Rio-Delaware 111'51icha 1 P 'la 1 • -
, , e , to. de phut Kleen Hans, Hagan, small, the holders are looking for advanced prices.-oelve Olt has
~ Black in bond 0 0 4 0 0 41 11 Elsinore. 5 per cent lOl f. 90 c. 80 c. 25es
s. per lb. been in fair request. and though the sales do not exceed 30 tuns, more 44 ~
• noon Drnmmond aud Go. There had been no declaration in which (after her) was named Victory Harbour. Provisions
his entry as to who had paid the check, and a suspicion was ex- and fuel being carried foiward in the spring, we left the ship on White' OO 54 0071 1
PIMENTO, 4, 115 in bond. 004- 0 0 4i sd. els lb. Banger, from Plymouth, at Bombay. business would have been done had the holders been inclined to sub- 4 90
cited by the incongruity. Sir John Lubbock was informed of the 29th of May, 1832, for Fury Beach, being the. only chance QUERCITRON BARK, clef. mit to some reduction in price ; the stock of Gallipoli is now reduced 3
, Frederick Huth, Turner, hence, at Valparaiso, In 91 days.
to about 60 tuns, for which £6O 0 £6l per tun is required, and paid as Bank 'Shares
,
the circumstance, and questioned the prisoner as to an ex- left of -saving our lives. Owing to the very rugged nature of New York The Princess Victoria, Thomas, from Bangor for Cork, at earner- l7as f.
1 0 8 6- 0 9 6 -Bd. V clot. warited.-VALONIA is without alteration in price or demand.-S 11
essgt
planation saf the matter. The prisoner was silent. " How the ice, we were obliged to keep either upon or close to the Philadelphia - sales of Fists Oils are effected at the • - ted but the tradTais
prices quo ,
long," said Sir John, " have you been carrying on this?" land, mak_ eine the circuit of every bay, thus increasing our dis- Rl_CaErairnacwi. in bond. going repair. without brisknesa.-LINSEED OIL meets a ready sale, at 2s. 51,d.-In
0 15 6- 0 19 0 -15 s. 41 cwt. William, Orfeur, hence for Alexandria, at Holyhead. FOREIGN MAILS.
RAPE little doing.-Pasm steady at £3l, and about 150 tons disposed ...ea...!
' The prisoner replied that he had been carrying It on for a con- tance of 200 miles by nearly one-half; and it was not until the '
East India. Ol3 0 017 6 Is. 4V cwt.
siderable time, and ha,' spent all the money. _ Ist of July that we reached the beach, completely exhausted by eALTBETRE, 4r met 1 7 6- 2 2 0 -6(1. 4r etci. MONDAY, 28th October.-Noon, Wind S.E.-Rain. of at this price.-Ors of TURPENTINE in fair request.-More inquiry
ll'
I The Lord Mayor said he supposed the draught would have hunger and fatigue. SUMAC, V cwt . _ 0 7 0-0 13 6 -Ir. 4, ton. for FLAX, at rather improving rates.-The sales of Hew. continue PLACES. I POS'IT°I ....el
made the prisaner's balance correct, and asked why it had A hut was speedity constructed, and the boats, three ofwhich SPIRITS, ,tit imp. gal. bond. ARRIVED :-Rapid, Tweedie, from Bahia-Collins, Smart ; and upon a trilling scale, and prices are without alteration.-Early in the
Brothers, Motley, Quebee-Commeree, l'ort, Gijon. week sales of Petersburgh yellow candle TALLOW were effectea at 4Gs. France . 010 fr
l'Alonday-, Tue
..4
ROL been sent to tha clearing-house according to the usual had been washed off the beach, but providentially washed on BRANDY, Cognac. OO- 0 0 0 a
3 225. 6d. ,Ir gall. ALSO ARRIVED:-Greyhound, Mackie ; and Edgar, Gibson, from 9d. ; this jorice has since been refused for large parcels, and holders Malta. (via France,) Thursday, s'
arran,-;:aneat. shore again, were repaired during this month ; but the unusual GENEVA OO- 0 0 0 Cardiff-George IV. (steamer) Newry-Birmingham, (steamer) and decline selling under 475. 3d., which has been paid, being an advance Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey SaturdaY•
Ruts, Jam. low. 0. P.... 0 0 0- 0 0 0
The witness said that the draught was upon a west-end of the heavy apeearance of the ice affoided us no cheering prospect 10 to 11 OO- 0 0 0 City of Dublin, (steamer) Dublin-Town of Drogheda. (steamer) of 3d. ta 6d. V cwt. Spain ..
tewn house, and the banking-houses so situated did not send until theist of August, when, in three boats, we reached the 12 to 16 0 2 6- 0 2 9 Drogheda-Clyde, (steamer) Glasgow. ee---
se
to the clearing-house in Lombard-street, as was the case with ill-fated spot where the Fury was first driven on shore, and it 18 to 20 OO- 0 0 0 9s. r Imp. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCTOBER 25. Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus- Thursdas
. Brothers, Salmon; and Jamaica, Weston, hence, at Bahia. sia, and the North of Europe.
city estabilshments. With respect to the question whether the was not uutil the Ist September we reached Leopold South Stronger . O2l- 0 3 4 Gallon. Wilberforce, Tulloch, hence, at Newfoundland. There was a considerable improvement in the demand for Cotton in Portugal
check, if the forgery had not been detected, would not have Island, now established to be the. N.E. point of America, in Choice - 0 4 3 Fortitude, Thompson, hence, at Messina. the commencement of the week, and an advance of sd. to 1(1. gss lb. Sweden and Norway Thursclai•
Leeward, common.. .. 0 2 0- 0 2 2 ,
. covered the prisoner's balance, he had to answer in the affirma- latitude 73. 56., and longitude 90. west. From the summit of Harbinger, Champion ; and Effort, Orfuer, hence, at Genoa. was obtained for American descriptions, upon the previous lowest Gibraltar t
0
Stronger 0 2 11 - 0 3 2 J
Live. The draught would, according to the customary usuage, the lofty mountain on the promontory we could see Prince SUGAR, V cwt. Aquilla, Blanchard, Cape of Good Hope, at Downs. sales ; but the announcement of public sales for this (lay caused a. ces- Malta and the Mediterranean 'Monday berets'',
, have gone back into the hands of the prisoner next day. Regent's Inlet, Barrow's Strait, and Lancaster Sound, which Muscoveoo, 13: P. Duty paid. 1 Hiram, Gibson, Messina, at Creek. nation of buying, and the business since done has been at the reduced Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds first Tuesdqb.
Nightingale, Crookshanks, hence for Bahia, was spoken 10th inst., rates of Friday lase Of 2,600 Surat offered by auction to-day, only Rio de Janeiro and Brazils . every In°ll
The Lard Mayor.-And he would have had to soppy its presented one impenetrable mass of ice, just as I had seen it in Dry brown 214- 2 17 0 in lat. 41 50 N, long. 14 2W. 1,100 were sold, at id. to Id. V lb. decline from the previous sales by Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru ... pill'
place by a fresh forgery. It was an ingenious plan, an no 1818- Here we remained in a state of anxiety and suspense Middling 2lB- 3 0 0 245. r wt. Milsoen, 24th Oct.-It is reported that a vessel went down off private. 1,400 American have been taken on speculation, and 1,500 Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas ... ,Tuesday beirol 0
doubt st began in a small way. which may be easier imagined than described. All our attempts Good do. to bright - 3 4 0 Barry Island, near Abercastle, on Sunday morning. Surat are advertised for auction on Friday next. Carthagena and La Guayra • 'first Wednesug,
Fine to very fine
_ _ ...... 3 5 0- 3 8 0 Hoevneare 27th Oct.-Yesterday, from 8 30, p.m. until midnight, North America I every 101.0110
The solicitor to Sir John Lubbock stated that in all proba- to push through were vain. At length we were forced, by Havana '
, In bond.
I bility it began as low as £5. want of provisions and the approach of a very severe winter, to
The Lord Mayor.-Was this the first discovery of any irre- return to Fury Beach, where aloue there remained wherewith Brown
Yellow 1 5 0- 1 7 0
1 8 0 - 1 12 0 blew a tremendous gale from South, then much abated, and more to
the westward ;at 6, a.m. strong breezes from S.S.E. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Leeward Islands and Demerara . Tuesday befit old ,
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah.... ...... }.) third•Wel,atll•
I gularitas in the pesoner's entry ? to sustain life; there we arrived on the ith of October, after a White lB- 1 16 0 635. Ses' cwt. Twee, Gebroeders, Folkerts, hence for Antwerp, at Holyhead,
leaky, with loss of sails and spurs From the 19th inst. to this da inclusive.
y Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras in everY ti
I Wiiness.-The first. most fatiguing and laborious march, having been obliged to Brazil brown bond lO- 1 2 0 j A ship was seen on shore sth instant, on the S. E, part of Amhurs t SALES. IMPORTS.
i Mr. William Hayes, a clerk in the house of Drummond and leave our boats at Batty Bay. Our habitation, which consisted Yellow l3- 1 4 0 bile, apparently about 400 tons, with painted ports, bust, or billet- - Current
-Prvsly This Prices of . This 1 Prvsly LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, OCTOBER 2-I.
viThite - 1 10 0 head, painted white ; masts and bowsprit standing by the Princess DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week ' this Year
1 Co stated that their house had no customers named C. Fuller of a frame of spars, 39 feet by 16 feet, covered with canvass,
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and Co. The printed checks, of which the forgery was one, was, during the month of November, enclosed, and the roof East India, in bond.
Brown. Victoria, from Miramichi. - - ---- -_-- DISCHARGED. ADMITTED. 0
• 0
, Star, -, from Swansea, at this port, with loss of masts. 19980 170 134tPa 15c1 In-patients cured . . . . 24 I In-patients . . . . • . ,
Sea Island Georgia....
I were easily obtained. covered with snow, from four to seven feet thick, which, being Yellow.. lOOO - 0 0 0 32r. af cwt.
Aurora, Comley, from Malta for this port, at Kinsale, with loss of 2610 40 8i -12 4669 266302 Relieved and at osvn request . 4 Out-patients . .• . li.
Stained Ditto
1 The Lord Mayor.-It is a very lamentable case, and God saturated with water when the temperature was 15 degrees be- White 3O- 3 :5 0 topmast and Jib boom. Upland Ditto .......... 28,5270 2950 8- 11 Made Out-patients .. . . 0 Casual during f L.P. •' . asi
knows where it would have ended, or to what height the forgery ley/ zero, immediately took the consistency of ice, and thus we TALLOW, le cwt. s . Irregular
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would have yone if the matter had uot been detected on this actually became the inhabitants of an iceberg, during one of Petersburgh, Y. - 2 7 3 s VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. Dead
3 es. 2d. ,tr cwt. Mobile . ... .. .} 75 94 284913 1 Remain in the house -' WO
0 0 0 - 0 0 0
occasion. What have you to say, prisoner, upon this subject ? the most severe winters hitherto recorded ; our sufferings, aggra- Ir brl. .o. a.
P•• • • New Orleans 214640 1970 ee -12
TAR, Amer. 0160-000 Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. rsrt's
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Prisoner.-Nothing. vated by want of bedding, clothing. and animal food, need not Stockholm 014- 0 15 0 115 s. #' 12 barrels. EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Pernambuco I 51990 1000 12 -.... 11 150 44388 Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth and Mr. DalvsoP'.
The Lord Massor.-I shall remand you until Saturday, and be dwelt upon. Mr. C. Thomas, the carpenter, was the only Archangel 014- 0 15 0 Ashley Bros, Grecian, P, Calcutta Aricati & Ceara
then commit you for trial. man who perished at this beach • but three others, besides one TOBACCO, M. bond. Thompson Sz co, or Aikin, - Diana, P, Bombay Bahia and Macaio 28320 420 9i _ 10a 29216 House Visitors, Mr. Grant and Mr. Turner.
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The wretched young man was then taken to the Compter. who had lost his foot, were reduced to the last stage of debility, York and James' River.
WEST INDIES. &C. Maranham i 48850 960 10 - 111 )
i 273 49941 Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.-llouse Surgeon, Mr. T. SI--
MAR LBOROUGH -STREET. and only thirteen of our number were able to carry provisions Low and Inferior.... •• 0 0 21- 00 3 I Frankland, 316 Frankland, P, Demerara Sasvginned 9i -10 ---#4
Mina • - 0 - 0 a
Ordinary and mid. 0 0 31- 0 0 5
Fir.IAL AFFECTION.-Mr. Beech, an upholsterer in Kings- in seven of our journeys, of sixty-two miles each, to Batty Bay. .1 li Yates, 520 Jamaica, P. Jamaica 440 0 - 0 142 ,
Para
Fair to Fine ....... .... 0 0 54-- 0 0 6} LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. -
.1 Mulholland & co, 176 Adventure, G, Do Demerara & Berbice,. 2720 30 Ioi - 114 2171 SI
irate-street, Holborn, was on Thursday summoned before Sir We left Fury Beach on the £3th of July, carrying with us Stemmed OO- 0 0 7 ' • dig'
George Farrant, for having refused to contribute towards the three sick men who were unable to walk an '
, din six days we Kentucky and Rappa- a >.3s. 4, Its. J Poole It co, 220 Vieilant, Q, St Thomas Barbadoes B7O 0- 0 Number of new patients entererl on the books of the Dispensaries
support of his own father. reached the boats, where the sick daily recovered. Although hannocl, Leaf...... 5003- 0 0 4i 1 Kers, Imrie & co, 206 Roin aas Haynes. K, St Thomas & Nassau Common West India.. 4020 540 85 - 9 33 5107 the last week:- 4P
(First entry 3d Oct for St Thomas only) Bahama 2O 0- 0 Tel
Mr. Tucker, the overseer of the parish of St. Giles, said the the spring was mild, it was not until the 15th of August that we Stemmed. OO 4 00 6 I " I SOUTII. Noieril.
O 0 44- 00 8 j AFRICA. Carthagena. 2040 0- 0 F 1 Received advice and medicine at the 51.
defendant possessed an excellent business, and also the lease of had any cheering prospect. A gale from the westward having 1)..1:2-11.V...
Smyrna - 0
0 0 4 0 0 6 -2. t. 94. 4.r lb. P Langley, or J Poole & co, 258 Corsenside, B, Sierra Leone 'lO5 Institution,
a couple of helms. He had allowed his father to seek an asy- suddenly opened a lane of water along shore in t v
, , , i o days we '
, TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0100- 0 12 7 -4. c. 44. 4f, ewe- Egyptian ...... .... .. 10370 10 134 - 0 2169 Visited at their own houses and sup- 10
. lum in the parish workhouse, although his circumstances reached our former position, and from the mountain we hau VAI.ONIA. per ton.. .... 10 0 0 -17 0 0 -£1 Os. 4fs Om NEW SOUTH WALES. Surat and Madras .... 68060 460 •54 -71 35301 p d -•th a•ei
pie vi I me 1 ne 104 108 .....,
EiWalkinshaw, 300 Lavinia, K, Sydney and Van 1370 0 _ 0 1089
enabled him to support the old man,. and as such was the case the satisfaction of seeing clear water almost directly across WAX, BEES 4r Mt. in . bond. Bengal
--- .00
Dieman's Land -
he (the overseer) had felt it to be his duty towards those who Prince Regent's Inlet, which we crossed on the nth, and took African
SOU.TII AMERICA. 1100 51 - It
Surat
' paid the very heavy poor rates of the parish to come forward shelter from a storm twelve miles to the eastward of Cape York. American - 6 0 0 -£1 10s. 411 cwt.
R Hutton & co, 101 Margaret, S, Maracaibo - ~....-__ -- VISITORS.
i and uk the magistrates to make such en order on the defend- The next day, when the gale abated, we crossed Admiralty , --------- Tinley, Langston & co, 280 Jordeson, Gray, Bahia 888650 11460 i 5167 721463 North.-Rev. N. Robinson, Mr. T. Kaye, and Mr. Eden. 1,,,
i ant as would cover the expense of his father's maintenance. Inlet, and were detained six days on the coast by a strong FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, Our. 25. Ashley Bros, 181 Cognac Packet, P, Brazil -- South.-Rev. J. 11. Thom, Mr. Jordan, and Mr. W. M, IN":
The defendant thought it exceedingly hard that he should he north-east wind. On the 25th ie crossed Navy Board Inlet, Hagarty & Jerdein, 284 Andes, P, Maranham Mrmday Evening, October 28th, 1833. - .
, called upon to do any thing for his father, especially as he had and on the following morning, to our inexpressible joy, we Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster..
UNITED STATES.
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent 95 Since Friday the demand has been entirely confined to small orders
paid, since September last, no less a sum than thirty.shillings for descried a sh_ip in the offing becalmed, which proved to be the .1 0 Johnson & co. 287 William Q. Charleston LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
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Brazilian Bonds 66 for spinners, the daily sales not exceeding 1,000 bags, at prices rather
1 his support! He also paid poor rates and that circumstance Isabella, of Hull, the same ship which I commanded in 1818, Ditto Bonds, 1829 Aikln & co, or Chapman, 338 Portia, P, Do in favour of the buyer. The public sales for Friday amount to about
he considered entitled him to expect that his father should be At noon we reached her, when her enterprising commander, Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent~
1; W Fairclough, or Holt & co, 497 Caledonia, 11, Do -
maintained in the workhouse. who had in vain searched for us in Prince Regent's Inlet, after Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent
S Brown, Son & co, 499 Lord Cochrane, K, New Orleans e -
OCT./ 11. M. 11. M. F. I.
Sir Georg_e Farrant explained the nature of the law on the giving us three cheers, received LIS with every demonstration Columbian Bonds, (1824) 6 per Cent., 2ll 1 Stokes Bros, or J Holt, 425 Devereux, No 2 Gray, Baltimore LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, OCTOBER 25. Tuesday ....99 11 48 --17 1
subject to Mr. Beech, and informed him that where proof was of kindness and hospitality which humanity could dictate. • I Ditto Bonds, £6 per Cent
Oh. 340. ,
G Glen, - Forth, Q, Savannah Wednesda ..
• 30 0 4 020 17 4 Len t
} g h of day eslo
~. afforded of a child's capability of contributing towards the sup- ought to mention also tnat Mr. Hunsphreys, by landin._e me at
port of a parent, in case common decency and bumanity should Possession Bay, and subsequently on the west coast of Baffin's Danish Bonds, 3 per Cent
Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild.,
Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent 73 Do, 276 Ann, Q,
BRITISH AMERICA. Do WHEAT, per 70 ths s 4 s d Meier, imp.mea.. s 4 s d
Irish red (old).. 6 6 0 7 0 English
Do. red 1832.... 70.. 7 9 Irish. 5O 0 70 0 •
45 0.. 48 0 Thursday ....31 036 053 17 2 Length of night 14h.
Friday ..Nov. 1 110 128 16 6 All Saints. la
Saturday .... 2 147 2 7 15 7 All Souls, Mich. Tectsi•
I fail in obliging him to make a proper provision, the law em- Bay, afforded rne an excellent opportunity of concluding my
powered magistrates to make an order for the payment of a cer- survey, and of verifying my former cluirt ot that coast. Ditto Bonds, (1825) 5 per Cent
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent W Fairclough, 281 Corsair, Q, Halifax
Stokes, Bros /it co, 334 Fenwick .Keating, B, St John, N B Do. white 1832. 7 6 8 2 BEANS, English ... 39 0..43 0
Canada (01d)..., 7 0.. 7 6 Irish.... .. 37 0.. 38 0 SUNDAY.- 3 229 251 14 4 22(1. Sunday after Plbessl'
Monday 4 318 34813 0 [Prs Sopilfs
Ditto Deferred Stock. 3 per Cent Do. 1832 8 0 .. 9 3 Foreign ... 37 0.. 43 0
fain sum weekly. I now have the.pleasing duty of calling the attention of their MEDITERRANEAN.
Mr. Beech considered the law to be very, arbitrary, if it lordships to the merit of Commander Ross, who was second in Ditto (1825) 6 per Cent. 331 Dantzic 0 0 0 0 PEASE White 35 0 42 0 ................
C L Bahr, 228 Bona Pide, P, Malta, Constantino-
Ditto Deferred Stock, 6 per Cent Stettin &Wiemar 0 0.. 0 0 none', er 280 His •
,
obliged him to pay.any thing more than he had already paid tlis direction of this expedition. The labours of this officer, Neapolitan Bonds, (1824, 5 per Cent ple and Odessa Odessa (soft).... 00.. 0 0 Irish, 832
ee OP
for his parent's maintenance; and he was very much surprised who had the departments of astronomy, natural history, and Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent,
1 that an application had been made to him in preference to other surveying, will speak for themselves in language beyond the
snembess of the family, who were in affluent circumstances coin- abiliiyeat iny pew.; but they will be duly appreciated by their Portuguese 80nd5..5 per Cent.
Ditto New Bonds, 5 per Cent 721 2
.... . 591 9 W II Wood,
J Fearon, 102 Devon, G,
111 Patriot, S, Gibraltar & Cadis
Cadiz. Foreign (in bond) 4 6.. 5 9 American, ditto.) 34 0.. 36 0
0 iTS, ear ee tbs.. On the 17th instant, at Pitminster, Somerset, Sir Joey;4,.#o'
Do. (in bond) 20 0.. 27 0 man Rashleigh, Bart.of Prideauxe in the county of C,.° fee
.
lordships, and the learned bodies of which he is a member, and Ditto Regency Bonds, 5 per Cent. ..
- terrorise Iriih-(01a) 2 5.. 2 7 Oermuee, 2401h5. re, ,d, Itl,
to Martha, youngest daughter of the late John ----II 0
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i pared with his own situation.
The son-in-law of the old man, who was present, here ob- who are already well acquainted with his acquirements. Ditto Scrip, 6 les Cent. £3Ol v Cent. paid.. C G Weber Sz co, 215 Mathilda, Q, Elsineur Do. 51832) 2 6 2 9 Irish, (old) 2l 8-22 0 M.D., of Truro, m the same county, and sister to .1.
Prussian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent Do, 166 Kleine Hans, Q, Do ' Foreign (in bond) 00.. 0 0 Do. (1832)
, 22 0•• 23 0 En., of Amberd-house, near Taunton. Job.
served that Mr. Beech had by no means dove his duty by his My steady and faithful friend, Mr. Wm, Thom, of the Royal Russian Bonds, (18•22) 5 per Cent., £St C L Bahr. - Vigilante, Q, Do BARI EY, imp. mea Ries, (in bond) Rel. 09
I father, or he would never have permitted him to become the Navy, who was formerly with rue in the Isabella, besides his duty Ditto Metallic,
inmate of a workhouse. For upwards of ten months he (the as third in command, took charge of the meteorological journal, Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent 2ll 21 2 Do, 102 Jacoba, Q, Do Irish, 601 h 36.. 4 0 East Indla. l2 0.,1a 6 Jeffery, D.D., John Bolton Thwaites, Esq., of Torgoso
' son-in-law) hed maintained the old man, and he would have the distribution and economy ot provisions, and to his judicious Ditto Bonds, (1823) 5 per Cent., l9l Do. 104 Wiardins• Q. Harlingen Foreignan bond) 0 0.. 0 0 FLAX SEED. hhd.. 0 0.. U 0 Mary, daughter of John Evered, Esq., of Hill-house,
', Dividends on the above payable in London. Do, 209 Pheenix, Q, Ostend a ----, - s setshire. .04'
continued still to do so had his circumstances permitted; but plans and suggestions must be attributed the uncommon degree
Dutch, 2i per Cent., exchange 12 guil .
.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. OCTOBER 25. On Tuesday last, at Preston, Mr. ,George Delenell, riloa,„•
i this not being the case, he had been obliged to send him to the of health which our crew enjoyed; and as two out of the three
Ditto, 5 per Cent. 92 1 4 Do, - Frederica Louisa, Q, Stettin maker, of this town, to Miss Ann Salthouse, of Peel, leltsraim
1 defendant, who soon contrived to get rid of the burden, by send- who died in the four years and a half were cut off early in the
ilea hiro to the parish. vayage, by diseases not peculiar to the climate, only one man Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Cent '
Russian Inscription, 6 per cent., P C Je,ger & co, 201 Albertine, Q.
C W Neuman Son& co, 123 Junon, 111, Tonsberg
Bruges. rivals of Winne' and OATS have ace u a nsid rabl
Thc ar um 1 te co e
during the week, still this has not had much impression upon then'
7 On Thurd It,t St G 'Ch h S 11 14
bay as ae . eorge s urc , erne° ,effee„,
S Son-You need not talk, I am sure. You have got a new can be said to have perished. Mr. al‘Diarmid, the surgeon, Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent. ex. 4s. 3d ..
_-______ --.-- veltie to.day.-Fine Wheat was saleable at Monday's quotations, but Eso., of London, to Mary, daughter of Mrs. Lunt, sril ho,,
, pair of breeches on, which you took from my father. who had been several voyages to these regions, did justice to the FRENCII FUNDS. the demand for secondarY qualities was limited.-BARLRY was in Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. T. Stitt;,'
f Son-in-law-That is false, and you know it. When I sent high recommendation I received of him ;he was successful in 5 per Cent. Ann. div. payable 22d March and 224 Einporto. good reqnest, and fully supported its late eurrency.-There was.not An?brOse Sutton, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the ''' ;
r the old man to your house, you toolc care to get all his funai- every amputation and operation which he performed, and won-
ture into your hands, and you then turned him over to the work- derfully so in his treatment of the tack; and I, have no hesitation September
Exchange on London 1 month lOl f. 50 e.
25 f5O e. _ much doing in OATS to-day ; but, except where vessels required
clearing, the prices of Mondey were fully supported.-No alteration Wait= Swarbrick Preston. ~,Abo6
On Saturda_y last'at HalsallChu h b tl- R R 1,-- tbi
rc , y ie ev. • t, io
04
I house, iu adding that he would be an ornament to his Majesty's service. Ditto 3 months
41 per Cent. Ann. div. payable AFRICA.
Vere. Hemingway, fm Africa, with 1995 cks palm otl. abt 2 t cam- in Brees and Passe.
'Whe Brly. Oats. Rye. Bns. Peas. Mr: Thomas B. Troiughton, of Upper Parliament-etreedte
Son-I hare done my duty be him. I Pay the poor rate, and Commander Ross, Mr. Thom, and myself, have, indeed, been Exchange AVERAGE 5, el. s. d. s. d. 8. e. s, e. 8. a torso, to Mary Ann Nash, secenu daughter of Hugh
• wood, 5 fms dunnage wood, 4 ps romals B manufactures retd, C liars-
I don't see why I should be obliged to keep him. serving without pay; but, in common with the crew, have lost 4 per Cent. Ann. div. payable 22d March and 22d fall and T Tobin-P Dk Of the week ..51730619736 9 35 10 42 0 Esq., R.N., of Oak-hill, Lydiate. ,
Son-in-law-Why, you make a brag that your score is 30s. our all, which I regret the more, because it puts it totally out of September SOUTH AMERICA. Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 1 311 6f19 10 35 71 37 9 39 5
Exchange
a-week to a public-hi-came, and this, you pretend to say, is a my power adequately to remunerate my fellow-sufferers, whose Antelope, Dalrymple, fm Ceara, with 35 bags cotton, Turner, Brade '
3 per Cent. div. payable 22d June and 22d Dec. - 73 f. 50 e. The only alteration in the duties this week is 1 . Gd. less on Peas. lAEA
....,
.i.
score of necessity. case I cannot but recommend for their lordships' consideration.
-Exchange 25 f. 50 c. and co-40 bags do, J C White-100 hae,s do, T Hesketh-62 bap do,
Sir George Farrant stopped the torrent of recrimination by We have, however, the consolation that the results of this ex- Scrip, 5 per Cent Me7iors, Russell and co-16 bags do, D Lisle and co-218 bags do, It -
Singlehurst and co-4a bags do, Order- -259 bags do, abt 100 t rustic, CO
making an order on the Son to pay ss. weekly while his father pedition have been conclusive, and to science highly important, Bank Shares, div. payable Ist Jan. and Ist July.. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Ocr. 28. the 89th year of his age, formerly Comptroller of the - ,
300 dry salted hides, Hadfield, Wood and co-300 do, J A .Murta-5
was supported in the workhouse. and may be briefly comprehended in the following words ;-The ___ , c horn 4, It Singlehurst and co-G Dk We have still to notice a want of animation in our dry Butter at that port. s
bdr
be ...4
discuvery of the Gull of Boothia, the continent and isthmus of ENGLISH STOCKS, OCTOBER 25. Messenger, Pallaine, frn Mlle. with abt 6°o arrobes tallow (abt 7t) market. The demand for pickled 2ds is limited, and prices are a On Tuesday last, after a lingering illness, which Tare
Tess-" My Daddy is a Cankered Gar!e." Boothia Felix, and a vast number of islands, rivers, and lakes ;
Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent 2OB 9 Order-251 do, alit. :3 t) Stewart Bros-755 bags None., 34 cs sugar, shade lower- There has been a fair business doing in Beef and Pork eith Christian fortitude, Mary, wife of Mr. Willion at, ere
: at stead - •
the undeniable establishment that the north-east point of 3 per Cent. Red. Anna £lOOO.. 864 i i . Order-1 ha artificial flowers, It Berm-103 es 1 brl sugar landed at for stores, -1 Prices. Bacon, though not lower, is not much brewer, of Copperas-hill, (keel - tted b h fara '
. y regre y er
. Our slitp she wes a bonnie ship, and fam'd baith far and near, America extends to the 74th degree of north latitude ; valuable Ditto
i. II"
And Wl-t 1 the laws that gait-lee. her had held for mouy a year; observations of every kind, but particularly on the magnet ; and, 3 per Cent. Consols Anns. lOOO.. 87 17 i UNITED STATES. s. a. s. 4.
, BUTTER.-Belfast .... Same day, aged 44, Mr. Stephen Tyson, bookselle-f 01
Till wiel, ed Leagues for miachief cried, " We'd better by some change " 500. 87 1 7 Fredonia, Page, fra New York, with 451 balcs cotton, Baring, Bros
11 h hd h h f • e illustrious
' to crown a , aye a t e onour o placing th name Ditto
Sae they let in the pirate Whigs our bonnie ship to range. 31 per Cent. Anns. (1818) 1000.. 944 and co-523 bales do, Wainwright, Shiels and co-28 bales do, T B Banbridge 74 0-75 0 -- or ittill
- Le
1.1-.. d it's wae's me the day they came, they ken not how to steer, of our. most ieracious Sovereign n the true osition
William IN . o p
Ditto .............................. 500.. Nothing done. Blackburne-100 brls apples, Waddington, Ilolt and co-200 brls do, Colerain 76 0 - 77 0 - On Wednesday last, aged 35 years, Mr. John 1-10 - WO 6
ney'll sr,-;.:, iespoil our bonnie ship of Itll its gone' and gear. of the magnetic pole. 3 per Cent. Anna. (1726) Nothing dene. J M'Canunon-P Die Sligo 75 0-76 0 - Wigton, Cumberland. His remains were interred lit •CO
• do
Now some ran lauping up the ship and some ran louping down, I cannot conclude this letter, sir, without acknowledging the
31 Per Cent. Deduced Anns 100 e.. 9:4 51 5 BRITISH AMERICA. Derry '77 0 - 0 0 - Church, in thi to,en, attended by- a numeroue train el
, . Waterford 72 0 - 75 0 - -i,
and regrettine :sien 14,
al , ir*
And ?cal? engaged- to man the ship and keep't we half-a-crown ; important advantages we obtained from the valuable publica- Ditto ~ ............................ wo.. 944- 5 4 Ann, Livenford, fm St John, NB, with 445 ps fir and 145 ps birch
• Limerick
i Fc.r ane peiehawhee's 'earth of tar ther.ll spoil the sl.ip and a', tions of Sir E. Parry and Sir John Franklin, and the commu- New 31 per Cent. Anns 1009.. 954 4 i timber, 53 deals, deal ends and battens, 861 c stavesrl brl eranber- 74 0-75 0 - On Thursday i• "•
ast, in St. 1 incent-street, aged 31, "- • 0,
Bat let them look to't as they may-their pride may get a fa'. nications kindly made to .us by these distinguished officers Ditto ............................. . 500.. 954 i ries, G Gleu-Q Dk Cork 75 0 -7G 0 -
And it's wae's me the day they came, they ken not how to steer, 4 per Cent. tanns. (1826; 1000.. 1024 11 2 Britannia, M-Oill, fin Liverpool, NS, with 890 ps pine and 3ps Pickled 2ds, (Cork) .. 75 0-00 0 - Ilughes, corn-merchant. tieti) '
before our de ' t f• E 1 d Pt th 1r• of this
par ure iom ng an . su ego), Dry• :ids, (Cork)
They'll soon despoil our bonme ship of all its gowd and geer. Ditto .............................. 500.. 1021 1/ 2 i birch timber, 4c 3 deals, abt 12 frns lathwooa, 3 spars or masts, W 65 0 - 66 0 -
enterprise is entirely due to Him whose divine favour has been Nothing done. Fairclough-B Dk Newry 72 0 - 0 0 - Mous child of the late Mr. W. Ellis.
The_y glow'red at the Captain's eel' and at the Captain's mate, New 5 pc': Cent . a ll•rns,e •
Dundalk
most espeeially manifested towards us-who guided and directed Len,g Anns., exp. Jan. 5,1860 l6 11-16 a Nautilus, Smith, fm Quebec, vi ith 94 pe oak and 154 ps pine timber 0 0 - .0 0 - Same day, aged S 4, Airs. Margaret Jennings. Vaulc-3 ti'c
And tt 11'd them beith to he content wi' rimekle lese o' state • Carlow 0.
........ , ....... 70 0 - 80 0 - Yesterday, after a few dim' illness, aged:ls, Mrs. 0.
And then they teld the lisrning crew that they'd the betteAe, all our steps-who mercifully provided, in what we deemed a Annuities for 30 yrs, cap. Oct. 10,1859
Beer.-Priine Mess .
107 6 - 115 0 per tierce.
But while% they held their daft-like talk the ship got out to sea. calamity, Ins effectual means of our preservation ; and who, Ditto with div. for Opg. Jan. 5, 1860 l7 1-16 17 SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. India,
leo 0 ~,- 0 0 -
And its oh! sick and ill t
The Vihiggiee couldna' d
hey were, and sicker may they be,
gui e our ship when she n'as; omit at sea. even after the devices and inventions of man had utterly failed,
crowned our humble endeavours with complete success,-I Ditto 30 -
India Stock, div. 101 per Cent.
Jan. 5, 1880
239 4 Calypso, NCIAITIRII, fin Lisbon, with 29 eks argot, 10 cs wine, abt 2
t corkwood, 'l' Martin-3J es 2 hds e tne, CO bxs oranges, Badenach Po RK
Do. - ..........
rs, IP plit,
t The shin she read, and pinned and toss'd, and now the crew per.- have, &c Jo iiN Ross, Captain R.N, South Sea Stock, div, 31 per Cent
' Nothing done. and co-170 toes Ihf lax grapes, 117 lots 8 chats 37 lif chsts lemons, J
Beees,, new - 0 0 per 1 barrel.
00- 0 0 per ewt. Liverpool :-Printed every Tuesday and F'd orning %,-,ce,00
ri ay an
eelved
That bythe rail:mind treach'rous WIC th • idsh d be d
ceived ; igs, ea m n a en e- ~
he Hon Geor e Elliot, &c.,
'fo Captain t . . g
ssecretary, Admiralty. , Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent
Ditto New Annuities, tliv. 3 per Cent
3 per Cent. Annuities, ;1751) Nothing done.
Nothing done.
• in., °Oa win .Adam-12 (lists 26 lif chats lemons, 53 has grapes, E Rae-14 chats
26 hf dish; lemons, .1 Collier and co-90 bdls corkwood, J Van Zeller
and co-S Dk
14771-I,7•L' DT, 4 Arr., ..., Do. old
Dee' Hears 3O 0 _ 36 0 _.
55 0 - 38 0 _
WPT Do
7, High-street, Exchange, by- SAMUEL FRAN CE7S,M(''C.O.• ~tS
Advertiseinents are received by Messrs. Newton 3oLt_. 1tt1.,-;
- - - - • -

Ary Daddy is a Cankered Car!e."
Our ship she was a bonnie ship, and fam'd baith far and near,
And well the laws that guided her had held for moo v a year;
Tin wicked tongues for m ;itchief cried, " We'd better by some change,"
Eite they let in the pirate Whigs our bonnie ship to range.
IL And ft's wae's me the day they came, they ken not how to steer,
so c•;:. despoil our bonnie ship of all its gowd and gear.
Now some ran looping up the ship and some ran looping down,
And soma engaged to man the ship and keep't wi' half-a-crown ;
Vcr are rmir haWbee's ~royth of tar titer)l spoil the sip and a',
Bat let them look to't as they may—their pride may grt a fa'.
And it's wac's me the day they came, they ken not how to steer,
They'll soon despoil our bonnie ship of all its gowd and geer.
They glow'red at the Captain's !gel' and at the Captain's mate,
And tt 11'd them tilith to be content wi' minitle less o' state •
And then they told the lisrning crew that they'd the Bette: be,
But while% they held their daft-like talk the ship got out to sea.
And its oh! sick and ill they were, and sicker may they be,
The Whiaties couldna' guide our ship when she was out at sea.
The ship. sh
de rt!erd, and piteh'il and toss'd, and now the crew per-
That
ceive
by. the vain Fed treach'rous Whigs, their minds had been de-
ceived ;
Ye ken in ships there's nae back door, where rogues may steal away,
so 'mid the a ogr7,.- din thc?'d raised, the Whigs were forced to stay.
And its O'hone, the W iggies cried, for if the sh;p be lost,
There's little doubt they'll toss kis o'er to Pharoah and his host.
Nae human hand, I fear, can save our bonnie ship from harm—
Sind Heav'n alone can keep her safe. and guide her thro' the storm ;
Ant; if from faction's proud misrule our ship be hurt at a'
Wha would is lend a helping hand to hurl the Whigs aura' t
0, wherry Whigs, awn' coon' 0, whurry Whigs awe' !
De this our cry from
morn till e'en—awe Whigs, awa,
—Jam Dull.

ENGLISH STOCKS, OCTOBER 25.
Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent 2OB
3 per Cent. Red. Anna £lOOO.. 861 11
Ditto
3 per Cent. Consols Anna. 1000.. 87 i 7 1 •
Ditto 5OO. 87 1 7
34 per Cent. Ar.ns. (1818) 1000.. 941
Ditto 500.. Nothing done.
.1 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Nothing One.
31 per Cent. Beduced Anns 1006.. 944 11 1
Ditto , ... 500.. 941 1 4
New 31 per Cent. Anna 1000.. 951 i 1
Ditto 500.. 954 1
4 per Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000.. 1021 11 2
Ditto 500.. 1021 11 2;
New 5 pe? Cent Nothing done.
Long Anna., exp. Jan. 5,1860 l6 11-16 4
Annuities for 30 vrs. exp. Oct. 10, 1859 . Nothing done.
Ditto with div. for Opg. Jan. 5, 1860 l7 1-16 17
Ditto 50 Jan. 5, 1880
India Stock, div. 104 per Cent.
South Sea Stock, div, 36 per Cent
Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent ......
Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done.
3 per Cent. Annuities, ;1751) Nothing done.
India Bonds, 24 per Cent • l9s 20s pin.
Bank Stock far the Account November 26 .. t'oBl
3 per Cent. Consols for Account, Nov. 27.... 871 1 1 1 1
India Stock for Account, November 26...... Nothing done.
31 per Cent., reduced

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Calypso, Neuman, fin Lisbon, with 29 eks argot, 10 cs wine, abt 2
t corkwood, T Martin-35 cs 2 hds wine, CO bxs oranges, liadenach
and co—l7o bxs 1 hf bx grapes, 117 hxs 3 chsts 37 hf chsts lemons, J
Adam-12 chats 26 hf chats lemons, 53 bxs grapt,s, E Rae---14 chats
26 hf chsts lemons, J Collier and co-90 bdls corkwood, J Van Zeller
and co—S llk
MEDITERRANEAN.
St Angelo, Agrenta, fm Genoa, with 215 bales rock moss, II Holmes
and Son--,--6 bales waste silk, Carlos and co—II bales do, Geller and
co-2 bales do, I mer, nutlet and co-2 bales do, 2cs win," 9 hxs cuts
unkn, Melly, Prevost and co-1 ese books, R Norris-49 'hxs maca-
roni, said Master-1 bx do, 79 bales rock moss, 3 pkgs conts unkn, 8
bales waste silk, 1 brl anchovies, 3 cheeses, Order—K Dk
Thalia, Hammond, fm Trieste, with 9 cks white argot, 5 eks cream
tartar, 37 bts 20 crtls currants, 849 bgs shumac, alit 17 t boxwood, 16
cks 55 bls 31 bgs merchandise eonts unkn, pkge samples, Order-
-1 tee rice, G Crosileld and co—

We understand that the great house of Baring Brothers are
fitting out a vessel for the China trade, and that it is to be
manned by sailors who will consent to be deprived of all spi-
rituous liquors during the voyage. They are to be plentifully
supplied with coffee and other articles necessary to their com-
fort. The vessel itself is to be built on a new principle,_ the re-
sult of which will be to enable it to carry more tea than any
other vessel of equal size in existence. It is to cost £20,000.—
Christian Adrocate.
•

We have still to notice a want of animation in our dry Butter
market. The demand for pickled 2ds is limited, and prices are a
shade lower. There has been a fair business doing in Beef and Pork
for stores, at steady prices. Bacon, though not lower, is not much
sought after. Lard is lower. Dry Hams are wanted.
d.
BUTTER.—Belfast B2 0 @ 83 0 per cwt.
Banbridge 74 0 75 0
Colerain 76 0 77 0
Sligo 75 0 . 76 0
' Derry 77 0 0 0
Waterford 72 0 75 0
• • Limerick
C0rk,.,,,,,,. 75 0 76 0
Pickled 2ds, (Cork)
Dry 3ds,.(Cork)
Newry.
Dundalk .. 0 0 .0 0
Carlow ........ . ...... 70 0 80 0
BEEF.—Priine Mess lO7 6 115 ' 0 per tierce.
India, ' lip 0 0 0
PoRK 55 o 63 0 per barrel.
Do.
BACW:', new ... 0 0 0 0 per cwt.
Do. old
DRY HAMS 55 0 58 0
WET Do
LARD.—Firkin,
Bladdered •••• 50 0 54 0

Joe
'n 0° 14#
Liverpool ...—Printed every Tuesday and Friday morning riot)00
buildings, John-street, and published at t'.: SSA-Am D-OF dolor,
7, High-street, Exchange, by SAMUEL FRANCEYS."—WCe,
Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and 10'4
wick-square; Barker, Pleet-street; Deacon,- rViiihrool"..;. at (10-;
Chancery-lane; Mitnden Hammond, 27, Lombarti.-sue,e'cin'„,l:,
raway's; at the London Commercial Cirri.e-liouse,
Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter Coffcc-itou'-'1111;;,1
noster-row; North and South American Coffee-b.oose,i
needle-street; Lawson and Barker, Birelain-lane; n
hewer, 4, Wellington-street, Strand, London; by Messrs*
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M.Pliun, Glasgow; Mr. Sowler, ;id
office, Manchester; Mr. Malley, Buokseller, Witrrite4“;
Olarke, Pilot-office, Proton.

_ 353 34s 35s pm.
35s 34s Us pm.
35s 34s 36s pm.
Nothing done.
Nothing done.