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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

.n appearance at least, at
man to give or to withhold it ; and, then the
ted with that awful option, would have stood
)f God to his fellow-man, and the salvation of
'ld have depended upon his caprice. This is
sosition assumed by those (whether in Rome
epresent salvation as inseparable from
,an of • and confine the right, that is, the t
,ion of ;hose ordinances to a certain class of
,e trembling penitent is at the mercy, not of God,
.t privileged pastor, for present and eternal happiness.
a view of the Christian ministry obscures, to say the
the glory of divine grace. But by making the
d upon that confidence of heart
which no
depend
man can inspire, and no act of man can impart but
iod himself, who has access to the heart, can commu-
- he has secured to hirnself the glory of a gracious
nication, in every instance of a sinner saved. The
God is not dependent for its exercise upon the option
x of the church - and, therefore, so far as the
is optional with the minister, those means must
.:d from any necessary communication of grace.
t tied himself to tneaus, and left man at liberty
will use those means tHe has indeed left
Jetty as to the use of means ; but he has also re-
Sown own liberty, to bless or not bless the means used—
)t- not give grace above or beyond the means used, as
1 into himself.

Atli, that it might he by grace, to the
romise might be sure to all. the se.ed" (Rom. 4-16);
the glory of God's sovereignty in the matter is se-
-1 magnified.

Therefore it is of f

second lace, this arrangement secures the
the believer'p s character, and so it is of faith that
Faith is the " evidence of things
's immortality,
it unseen things become influential things.
)(God's majesty and of man
g disregardd, take effect, practical effect, upon
ter of him whod,
has faith. They excite within him
fears, and affections• These are the actuating
-- and by these faith works its wonders in

II "Is, __
work by motives

second sermon in our

all extract

escaping from

)pponent and be-

Vrow Ghabble

and at ieng

)rna is ad►n

11 worthy of n

Ma Ct

life r

by no rne!
A descri i

the evils 01

clever writers of the day. In

nuance writing,

s " art-union novel

Id for others to follow ; and follow

will keep the lead; and we can recom-

g likely to impart as much entertainment as

sh the app
t admir,i,tr

three f

d class

Ithimou

faction
f

Fferings and priv
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DI into the centre building in Gilbert-street. There

.ed, most of the buildihgs
is the area of the conflagration being four and five sto-
in height. Unluckily, the watchman, when he observed
ire, thought he could overcome it by his own unassisted
tions, and in place of sending immediately to the fire-

above that ig

tation, continued for some time to throw such small quanti-
of water upon it as he could bring. He soon, how-
and that it defied his efforts, and the police were

water carts were on the ground, headed by Mr. Whitty,

Hewitt of the fire

lot, it was the general, and w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

-is •
Everall, Liverpool, coal merchant—March 28, 1

Robson, Liverpool, Mach 28, J.-Robertson, Liverpool. merchant—
March 27, C. Mottram, Liverpool, wool broker—March 28. S. C.
Sncade, Wavertree, near Liverpool, timber merchant—March 27.
It. Wright, jun., Liquorpond-street, London, builder—April I, C.
Maidlow, Fiuchley and St. John's-wood, builder—March 25, J. 11.
Ritchie, Rotherithe, shipwright—March 25. T. 'lletiney. Midhurst,
innkeeper—March 24, J. Kirkpatrick. Newport, Isle of Wight, ban-
ker—March 21, C. M. Darby, Regent-street, London, printer—
March 25, T. Phipp, Union-court, Old Broad-street, London, auc-
tioneer—April 7, T. Bomfotd, Elmstone, Hardwick, and Chelten-
ham, hay dealer—March 29, R. Ellison and J. Goodworth, Barnsley,
Yorkshire, linen manufacturers—March 25. J. Pattison, Bridling-
ton, Yorkshire, saddler—March 31, R. Bull, Birmingham, common
brewer—March 31, T. Roe, Coventry, miller—March 28. T. Frith.
Stafford, shoe manufacturer—M arch 31, E. Goddard, Holbeach,
Lincolnshire, draper.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to
the contrary on or before March 24.
. . _

J. Archer, Liverpool, wine merchant—W. Hoare, Alstonefield.
Staffordshire, apothecary—J. Milne, Butterworth, Lancashire,
cotton-spinner—E. Lane, Cirencester, edge tool.maker—G. F.
Kerschner, Great Surrey-street, London, victualler-13. Price, Bir-
mingham, general dealer—J. Phillips, Hercules-passage, Thread,
needle-street, London, tavern keeper—J. Simmons, Atherstone-
Warwickshire, furnishing ironmonger—R. W. and R. W. Robinson,
Bedford, grocers—C. Huntsman, High Holborn, London, chemist
—J. Vincent, Redditch, Worcestershire, pawnbroker—R. Percival',
Bishop's Stortford, innkeeper—H. Fish Princess-row, Pimlico,
painter—N. L. and J. L. Fernandes, jun., Wakefield, corn miller—
W. Holland, Manchester, merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
MARCH. Hues
District Court, 11
Ditte, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 11
Ditto, II
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 1
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 1

7, Samuel Highfield, (2nd)
7, John Power and John Wallace, (2d).
7, John Jones. (2nd) . .
7, James Archer, (audit)
8, William Robinson. (Ist)
9, Horton Payn, (proof and div.)
14, David Robertson, (2nd(
14, Richard Warren. (audit)
16, John Casson, (proof -ati-d-clir.)
16, John Haddock, (proof and div,) ......
17, Thomas Jones, (proof)
17, James Gordon, (2nd)
17, William Denver and William Nixey, (2nd)

NORTHERN HOS
[WEEKLY

PITAL, MARCH 4
REPORT.]

DISCHARGED

8 Cured
Attending as Oat Patients
14 Irregular
Died
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

SECOND RACE

The following started :
M. Bernall's Billy, rode by
Mr. James's br g St. Valentine
Mr. Perry's Viper. •
Mr. Tempest's bl g Slashing Harry
Mr. Dauber names b g Sanky
Mr. Solomon names br h Triangle
Sir W. M. Stanley's gr g Charley Lord Maidstone
Sir W. M. Stanley nms b 2 Liberty
This second race was a sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns each',
with 50 added by Sir William Stanley, for which the above
8 started. Owing, however, to Mr. Dawson being ill
placed at startieg, he unfortunately lost his chance, other-
wise expectation ran high in his favour. Sir 'William Stan-
ley's Charley, rode by Lord Maidstone, was the winner,
which appeared to give great satisfaction, as evidenced by the
hearty cheers by which Sir William and his lordship were
congratulated. Mr. Beanal's Billy, rode by Mr. Bannock,
came in second.

. Mr. Hancock
Mr. Dawson
Mr. C. Dawson
Mr. Tempest

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.-A lady at Chepstow has been
in possession of a grey parrot for the last twenty-one years.
When she became possessed of it she supposes it was two
or three years old. During the whole of this period it pro-
duced tiu eggs but to her peat surprise, from the 9th of
January to the 12th of February, the bird has laid seven
eggs.

A case involving a legal point, relative to the will of a lady
who died about twelve months ago in the parish of Bathwick'
is likely to occupy the attention of the Court of Chancery.
The lady alluded to was the widow of the late Col. Munn,.
who was once ambassador from this country to Holland. In
her will she bequeathed a pearl necklace, of the value of £250,
to be disposed of, and the proceeds given to the poor of the
parish in which her decease
and interment should take place ;
i
at the same time expressing tas her wish, if she died in Bath..
wick, to be buried in the church of that parish. It appears,
however, that in accordance with a desire verbally expressed
to a friend, some time after the will was made, though dying
in Bathwick, she was buried at the church of St. Saviour's,
Walcoat, a circumstance which seems to affect the condition
of the bequest, as to make it doubtful whether the poor of
Bathwick or Waloot are entitled to it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

HEAD WAITER WANTED

Nvi/ANTED, for an Hotel in the South of Ireland, a
HEAD WAITER. He must be an Englishman, and
in every respect competent to fulfil the duties of the Situa-
tion. His references must be unexceptionable.
For address apply at the STANDARD-OFFICE.

EA) bt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

ett by Mr,

rass founds
oner for th

a tur,

: in his
3 Loud

r paid f

referred

the case

Waddington.—l am a
isgow. I have known the pri-
When first I knew him he car-
r on his own account. I
less of Lang and Son, by
tills employed him myself
aas about a year and a half
rally acquainted .with him beyond em-
Lently paid him money, for which
ver noticed anything particular or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

.ork s in hand immediately v

rowing out of employment

r a long

Tons hands employed by that firm,

situated in the oblong

reet (the narrowest end).

Ann-street,

.eet. southward—the whole area

, and of an average width
of about 60 yards. The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 6

There is a continued anxiety manifested by holders of Butter to
lessen their stocks ; and we are pretty confident that a reduction
in price of 3s. to 4s. per cwt. would not be refused, for a large
quantity. We never recollect the Market being in such a dull un-
satisfactory state. In Provisions and Bacon there is but little
doing, and prices are unaltered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

s immediately over, on the first floor, that furthest to
the Dickenson-street end of the yard,) and which

.ended into the centre building in Gilbert-street. There
re two stories above that ignited, most of the buildihgs

within the area of the conflagration being four and five sto-
ries in height. Unluckily, the watchman, when he observed
struggles and I the fire, thought he could overcome it by his own unassisted

infor

,y. Beatrice and
cleverly sketched,

exertions, and in place of sending immediately to the fire-
station, continued for some time to throw such small quanti-
ties of water upon it as be could bring. He soon, how-
t it defied his efforts, and the police were

found a

sent for. A strong brigade of the fire police, with engines
and water carts were on the ground, headed by Mr. Whitty,
Superintendent, Leverett and Quick, Mr. Hewitt of the fire
department, Superintendents Moore, Walker and others.
When the first reached the spot, it was the general, and we
believe, correct opinion, that had timely notice been given
the whole catastrophe that ensued, might have been availed

by the ;application of a dozen buckets of water. The only
water, however, to be attained for a long time (perhaps an
hour and a half,) was sole that brought by the water carts
from the fire-station in Temple Court. There were three
water plugs in Greetbam-street, opposite the middle of
Gilbert-street, and close to the fire, and, we believe, one in
the latter named street ; but the mains were not filled, and
and no water could then be obtained. The water tanks,

each, we believe, carrying about 7 tons, were put into opera-
tion from the Station; as well as all the water carts which

last took no fewer than 77 loads during the height of the
fire. The poor people in Gilbert-street and neighbourhood
did good service by bringing cans and buckets of water from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

t to a public-
I •can r

house,

quarts of porter. As far as
d there aboat three quarters of an houi,

as chiefly about Glasgow ; but

revious Monday 14 had

er's shop in Great Peter
!marked that the turners i

Id teach them somethin

he porter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

of that

weep a

mote trom the minister, in answer Lo a queztam
Chegaray, relative to the capture of a French vessel by a
Spanish cruizer, the discussion was closed. The grant of
1,000,000 f. for secret service purposes was then put to the
vote, and carried by 244 against 155, giving ministers a ma-
ioritv of 82 votes.

r a very (
A large fis

place in,

which a

were a

when he. had the heart-
lrft .afe on the j,etty su

canght

oreaiong

plainir

create(

n a ten
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

owever he ultimatel

tending
.to be up_ very early in the me

ug ; but unfortu

ately-the farme.r's eldest sjon
mnd that the bitch had three
escroy before the boy made his

, when he
rmined to

.quently he
them until

into a bucket of wa

and covered their

soon of

rwards the'boy arrived,

and found that his favourite, from her I]
had whelped, and demanded of h;s snting

become of the pups, when h
hid them in a plantation cla

)y, to r

stroyed; the boy, during the whole of that (
lowing (

Ached the bitch, in order to find out where
sited the pups, but without being able to gain
my intelligence of them, and on Sunday morning, to the
boy, and to the astonishment of all the fa-

great joy of t

roily. {who excepting the bo
been destroyed) two of t
bitch, and
the

pupg were found alive with th,
ye. It is supposed, the heat

m to li

Id that the bit

found out .the depositary and r

ht of Saturda

PRINTING E

Bain, a nat

some of

seeing w
feel the

t the same time
s to their pra(

able to spec

contained in a

etter adcfressed by Mr. Bain

resides in P

matters

alluding to some other matters
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

lit 4 a kr-4 r turia,/,PIENCZ.

lee at the Southeast
Rounddown Ci

This

works, a litt

t of the

Rounddown (when -1e:560-1i;; of

unpowder were instantaneously

nited),

as comparitively

insignificant ; but when we
.mention th
i
fired at the present explosion, it will be seen that this in.
nificance was only eornparitive. The effect of this blast h
been quite as successful as that which effected the du,
Lion of Rouuddown. About 50,000 yards of chalk have

t 7,0061bs w

The operations were conducted in a man-

ner exactly'sitnilar to the former, ignition being communi-
cated by the voltaic battery.

a RAILWAY.—On Thursdsy,
the 13th, the half-yearly meeting of this railway company
was held at Manchester. The total income of the half-year
has amounted to £119,113, against £116,744 in the corres-
ponding half-year. The total disbursements for the half-
year were £80,201, 'which left, with the depreciation fund
formerly reserved, a disposable balance of £53,108. From
this sum the directors recommended a dividend for the half-
year at the rate of aths per cent upon the paid-up capital of
the £lOO and £5O shares, and the usual dividend of 10 per
cent upon the paid-up capital of the £25 shares. The in-
come tax to be deducted from the dividends. These pay-
ments, amounting to £37.596, left a balance of £15,512,
- • ' reserve for depreciation or su-

IANCH

chargeable, however, with a
perannuation of stock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

Moved by EDWARD DIVETT. Esq
JAMES GIBBS. Esq

M.P., and seconded by

sth ,—That the Compensation of the Directors be, in future,
£l2OO a-year. _ . . ......

Moved by R. K. M. KING, Esq., and seconded by WILLIAM

. .
BROWNE, Esq.,
6th,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be presented
to John Tyrrell, Esq., for the zeal and interest he has uni-
formly manifested in the concerns of this Company, and for
his valuable services as a Director. .

Moved by CHARLES B. FRIPP, Esq., and seconded by

WILLIAM TUTHILL, tSGI

7th,—That the Directors be authorised to advance, on such
security and conditions as may be approved by them, the
sum of £5OO towards the Security-Fund required by the
Exchequer Loan Commissioners, for the Loan in aid of the
completion of the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
Moved by the Venerable ARCHDEACON FROVDS, and se-

conded by W. F. MOOG, Esq.,
Bth,—That the best Thanks of the Propeietors be given to
the Direetors. for their able and zealous management of the
affairs of this Company.
FREDERICK RICKETTS, Chairman.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair,
It was Resolved by acclamation,
9th,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to
Frederick Ricketts, Esq., for his able and judicious conduct
in the Chair.
And it was also Resolved by acclamation.,
10th,—That the best Thanks of this Meetin
E.g, be
59., given t
to
o
our indefatigable Secretary, J. B. Badhaixi, for
unremitting zeal, attention, and talent wi,th which, l?c
promoted the interests of this Company,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

l'Faherty

gence is afforded as

siastical state, school

' General observations"

which could not readily

In the

..s."
ded in any of the previous classes
parish of Weem we are informed—what few
rho hridtre of

knovv—

lerha ps

f that name,

xactly 100 years since,

embodied into a regnmeu•►
of " The Black Watch." 'We i
stion to the especial notice of all interested in

r the name

The publishers intimate that the completion ot

Nill take place in little more than twelve months

of the Waverley Iv
Cadell.

tsford Edition merits ad

t it our dat

ad the siple te
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY COMPANY.
AT the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of
this COMPANY, held at the WHITE LION HOTEL, in
the City of BRISTOL, on THURSDAY, the 2d of March,
1843

FREDERICK RICKETTS, Esoa. in the Chair,
It was unanimously Resolved,
Moved by FREDERICK RICKETTS, Esq., and seconded by

JAMES GIBBS, Esq.,
Ist,—That the Corporate Seal of this Company be affixed
to the Register of Proprietors now produced.
Moved by THOMAS FUSSELL, Esq., and seconded by JOHN

MATTHEW GUTCH, Esq.,
ca,—That the Report of the Directors, now read, be re-
ceived and adopted ; and that they be requested to send a
copy thereof to every Proprietor.
Moved by JOHN TYRRELL, Esti:, and seconded by R. K. M.

KING, Esq.,
3d.—That Messrs. James Globs, John Browne, and Wil-
liam Poole King, be re-elected Directors of this Company.
Moved by GEORGE JONES, Esq., and seconded by the Rev.

JAMES TAYLOR,
,Ith,—That a Dividend of £1 Bs. per Share, for the half-
year, out of the revenue (being equal to 4 per cent. per an-
num), on all Shares on which £7O per Share shall, before
the 6th of April next, have been paid up, be declared payable
after the 30th of the same month
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

adopt. I 'in,
therefore. ag,

ssation of that demand, shall be allowed until Irela❑

One word to close. 1 o honest man cver nespaireu or ins
country. No wise enemy will place his reliance on the d!lit=
ficulties which may lie in the way between seven millions of
human beings and that liberty which they feel to be their
right. For them there can be no impossibility.
i
I repeat t--that as surely as to-morrow's sun will rise,
Ireland will assert her rights for herself, preserving the gol-
den and unonerous link of the crown—true to the principles
of unaffected and genuine allegiance, but determined, while
she preserves her loyalty to the British throne, to vindicate
her title to constitutional freedom for the Irish people.
In short, Ireland demands that faction should no longer
be encouraged ; that the government should be carried on jor
the Irish people, and not against them. She is ready and
desirous to assist the Scottish and English reformers to ex-
tend their franchises and consolidate their rights—but she
has in vain insisted on being an equal sharer in every political
advantage. She has vainly sought EQUALITY—IDENTITY.
She has been refused—contemptuously refused. Her last
demand is free from
I aS
y T alternative—
IT HE REPEAL!

O'CONNELL ON BRITISH DISTRESS.
What the Sovereign and the statesmen of England should
iderstand is, that the Irish people feel and know that there

to Ireland than the
When Britain i

cannot happen a more heavy misfortune
prosperity and power of Great Britain
powerful, the anti-Irish faction in this countr
aged, fostered, promoted ' -1•••
grievances of Ireland are s

are compelled to re

, .
limited privileges, or none
. rendered doubly affiietiv

eerie stinted franemb,....,
to submit to a political infer...
by the contrast with the advantages
England and the people of Scotlanfl

ed by the people o
The Tory landlorc

s at the Castl

class—extern:Lula
countenanced and
faction which would once again
;r tran
tt,

lant the Cath

Ireland to the remotest reg

D do so ; and whi

ut of Ireland
protection i

orlg the Ir

e hard-hearted and big,

gives to

landlords

tit is also of the utmost. luipu,
statesmen of England should be apprised
Ireland know and feel that they have a de(
• - --s and adversity of Eng

the weal

Ind. It was ❑ot
he victory

hat the Americans ;air

ealselves aloa

Nor was it for Fran

Austrian army at Gemappe ; t

defeated th

nd particip.

ssn3ents

din thfi fruits of that

ain to attempt to conceal
of Ireland feel at the fiscal einbar-

Dt regre

ans and operatives. , but tney Liu LE.
thplish Government, which r

[ner4e, and. tailing manutac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

TH.B HARRINGTON DOCK COIVIPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the Deed
of Seal:meta, that the GENERAL ANNUAL
MEETING of the Members of the lIARRINGTON DOCK
COMPANY will be held on TI:; 'DAY, the Fourteenth day
of March instant, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms,
South John-street, in Liverpool, to elect three Directors for
the year ensuing, to supply the place of the Directors who
are then to go out office by rotation; to receive the Direc-
tors Report for the preceding year ; to declare a further Di-
vidend, and to transact the general business of the Company.
Dated 6th March, 1843.
By order of the Directors,
JOHN NORTH, Clerk of the said Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

to the new i

s increa

- -
,ate from the rett

les from th

India,
~.. r

ail froze

bark on boird the Gre

e frigat

ling into
received from New Zealan
--nano and the Governme

n had been
eichite

Calctitta for

AT COVE

anded by Captain
ine from stress. of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

adent, Leverett and Quic

n the first reached the

believe, correct' opinion, that had timely notice been given
the whole catastrophe that ensued, might have been availed

by the !application of a dozen buckets of water. The only

w
hi
from the ti

however, to be attained for a long time

nd a half,) was sole that l

(perhaps an

gbt, by the water carts

Temple Court

e were three

opposite the middle of

street, and close to the fire, and, we believe, one in

atter named stre

but the main

filled, and

could then be obtained

the water tanks,

e, carrying about 7 to

were put into opera-

took no fewer than
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

g likely to impart

information i

nAt
IRELAND,

NATIVE
O'CO

CROMWELL AND TR
Cromwe

:d himself

ilt M a blacker dye than

earth.
knd—afte

.—for what

four or five years of unsettl

if his hideous corpse
only to have his bat
Was it for this t

of men, wom

beautiful boy—

inches)—of Colo

Government of Eng

ill keep the

kND SA

NH Wl'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

h the exception of the comparatively small

occupied by Messrs

Murray and Brown, mill-

at the south-east corner, and the

r premises adjoining, on the north-west,

Mr. Waring, bide and leather merchant

liminary to the great fire, an alarm reached the fire-
, about twelve o'clock last night, that a timber yard in
Crosshall-street, (occupied by Mr. R. Newell, jun.,)

fire, and

diately got in readi-

brought information that the fire, which was unimportant,
had been got out by such means as were at hand, without

much dau

;ustained. At three o'clock, (we ma

here mention,) and while the great fire was blazing, another

lane, also reached the station, but

erted befor

it had gained any great head,

that the engine 3 net

left to operate on the greater confla-

gration, to whic

:h we now proceed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

van nor water on their

s from having neithe
." The Tarka had been daily
rs. From b

Iccounts

DM the lets

s of Indian corn

Catalog,

A by copious

giially

th the heavy drawback of tt
• River being
ed the young

whole of

arrival is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

DERBY SWEI

NVRALPH, TALBOT HOTEL, respectfully informs his
• Friends, Subscribers to the DERBY SWEEP, that
the DRAWING will take place on FRIDAY next, the 10th
of March instant. By the Regulations it is requisite that
Subscriptions be paid previous to the Drawing.

BOROUGH. OF LIVERPOOL.
JAMES CLARKE, Esquire, RECORDER.
THE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH will be held, in the
Crown Court, in the Sessions'-house, in Chapel-street, on
IVlnvnAy. the 20th day of March instant, at Ten o'Clock in

the Forenoon.
No Traverse will be tried unless entered for trial on the
first day of the Sessions, at my Office in the Sessions'-
house, or previously at my Office in the Town-hall.
And all indictments for misdemeanours found at these
Sessions, against persons admitted to bail, must be entered
for trial in my Office, in the Sessions'-house, at or before
Twelve o'Clock on the day after the discharge of the Grand
Jury, otherwise the trial will stand over.
RD. RADCLIFFE,
Clerk of the Peace.
Town-hall, 7th March, 1843.

PROVISIONS, COALS, AND CLOTHING.
THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the WEST
DERBY UNION are desirous of receiving TEN-
DERS for Supplying, from the 25th day of March instant
to the 25th day of September, 1843, for the use of the Work-
house, the following
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-07

HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY

Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the Marquis
of Towushend, and his brother Charles V. P. Townshend,
containing allegations against a person named John Mar-
getta, who had, it was alleged, falsely assumed the title of
Earl of Leicester, although not legitimate.
The petition was referred to a select committee, and their
lordships adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

.lompany you? fort presume you would
t to return hone and face again the

rabble?'
" I ai

a stran

adjutor, cas

neither 1
Well, this

as it not so ?
" I will not sa

Ldea, whic
" And

his condt

surpris,

to a per

♦oaring to g

not yet

the youth, with an embar-
I have arrived only to-day in Paris, for

g upon him a look

.e alone here—you have

ations, nor companions

s not alone at the moment that furious mob cast

:onapanied yon basely deserted you ?

ir," said Fabien, blushing at the
s but too well founded.

said the Coadjutor slowly, as if
s as unworthy as unlike a bro-
e Croissi?"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

off the d

ey pro

urned out unpleasantly to Fabien

s, the two brothers, instead

33 towards the Faubourg St. G

main,

scended the Quai d

mured in the dark and muddy streets of the C

Jacques

Both sail

of the most 1 cham

upon the subject

and s

" Sir,"

sarcastic tone, " you can-
t in Paria the Natal

oissi ; you must lodz,

)ut just to

II have to render an accoun

io❑ of forms and ce

r •
Quai des Orieyres, I with languishing eyes,...- inquired— 1,
- - -- - A " WPII ! what would you with I

the Queen

The hair-brained

onies of the

y order to deliver from n3Y-rO.Y.al—mls"Cre7

ue, true," said the page, who then appeared to re-
his message; " your beautiful eyes quite bewil-
rie, charming Montglat. I have come to tell you

!e you immediately."
said Elizabeth, tremblingly.
rapid pace towards the door of

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

evn. It is t

or your ow

security

Lying n

ted my

an aqt of the most inconeeiv-

u must bear the brunt o

I only exposed myself to danger by my folly,"
could I—
t than

young man with some bitterness

a noble lady whom I love b

I—perhaps murderedbefore my eyes?
girl the Baron, with somewhat of an air of

hat you cannot as yet unders

)raiseworthy perhaps in itt:e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

S AND HER MAJESTY'S

MAILS

BRITANNIA, Captain JOHN HEWITT.
o CALEDONIA, Captain Enwn. G. LOTT.
ACADIA., Captain ALEX. RYRIE.
HIBERNIA, CaptainC.H.E.JunKiNs.
The N ortii American Mails will be made up in London
Bth of every Month, except when either
on the Sunday, and then on the suc-
m Packets will depart from Liver-
ediatelv after the arrival of

of these

the London Ma
Dec

Winter Months,
ary, and March

airs by

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th instan at Twelve o'clock,
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's 0 ce, Dale-street,
500 Bags Bengal SUGAR,. ith all faults,)
Just landed ex Bidston.—For fur er particulars apply to
JAMES AMIN, Esq., Merchant, or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

LONDON & LIVERPOOL

Jamaica
Leeward Isl. Dem. &Berbic
Honduras.
Havana

New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Canada
British Noith America
Newfounaiand
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar ..
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira

Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland

Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, &c.
Oporto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

pool SI

CHAPTER V

interfered in el
a warninz. and

y nick of time

s astonished into

riled and slowly advanced, be-
; which the crowd formed right
himself to one by a sign of the
dly word, and approached Fa-

Bien, who
pale and o

ice was with-

out timidity or hu

only from the im-

upon the mob, then
an he had just saved

from ce

So my fr

e arrived but just in time
a bad action. Do you
ble to God and the King
nanzuhom you have de-

TO binder you from c
think that it would 1

thus to malts

tained on susp
" Monseign

;her, who had been one
:rsecutors, " this young
ip, because the people
,ueen Anne, hear their

man has beaten us

1 that coac%,"
re tone of voice, loud enough
ing crowd " the ladies in it

maid the C

n that was

were but

lies of honour who were on their way
the Carmelites in the Rue de Vau-
the Queen, Lehoux, why should
sere respect her as your sove-

girard ; a

I if it had be,

not you and

reign mistrel
.an alums
crowd.

murwur rau au vugh the

Your eminency

ias not always said that," said the

butcher, i
The Co.

easy air, and replied

htly coloured. turned round with an
, smiling, " Come, this is enough—
and leave this Door devil, whom you
me. I hope you believe me to be a

disperse:

friends

have half k

true frienc

3 your cause to trust him in rn

tody ? If he has been guilty of any thing blameable,
depend upon it, justice shall be done. Adieu, adieu, my
children! I have only just returned from a little journey
for the good of the state, and I am almost overcome with
fatigue."

"Long live t

exclaimed the crowd,

rious or obstinate still

e scene would

tered them with an air of pe-
)adly with the grave and mo-
t on ; and he con-
the most importu-
tle troop of mounted
id who had till then
Luce, came to assist
ients afterwards the
ad but just now blocked
sing affairs which

.n_appearance had I

ched Fabien, who now
iind, from the natural

vent as is just detailed, had
ressed his thanks to his deli-
I rendered him. The
s finger on his mouth.

in a lovg voice, " what,
u but such a fate, for an

ye reckoned on your

eived in you; but I

they desire

)le, did not reflect upon
nse in which they were

lered me an im-
r death on the battle-

t for the service
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

m in thinkincr

servative organ, w•e ar

.e quite ready to acknowledge

ked abu

rary would heat us, even were we willing (which we

battles for the maintenance of those interests whi

both profess to support

Our contemporary, the Albion, occasionally per-

lade peculiarly his own ; but, yesterday

he was

ively funny, the inspiration being the fu

that 1

immediately on her arrival at Tamwortb, the re-

e wor

" A very fine day, Sir Robert

The key-note having been given, our friend, who is

wiser than tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Odors
SUDDEN DEATHS.—On Friday afternoon last, a young O
and and
Co.
Twin belonging to the Magalette, schooner, lying in

frequently done before ; but as he was an over-grown
youth, upwards of six feet high, though but 21 years of
age, his ailment was attributed to growing pains, and no

for and administered to him

; go to the North-

s arms

suspicions are expressed, b
t

and, so for a

t the c

j ~,,, g one of Asiatic cholera. 'lac incinesr win. no neru to ou,
him in strongly condemning the rash and inconsiderate when the mystery will be solved. On Saturday, a black
conduct of the parties. Surely some steps could be taken belonging to an AfricLn barque dropped down dead on
to peveeut such lamentable occurrences as these, the pier. The inquest will also be held this day,

erdict 0

—the coroner

Liou.conrt, Fl

danger was apprehended. tin the occasion stated, now- Coffee.hc
ever, he appeared to he seriously ill—complaining of pains row; N(
—and some cough drops were sent needle-st
He, however, continued to Ca., Sise
becomine alarmed, roused their No'

e year £1 18, credis'
rms of u'l)seription for this
one year, £1 3s. ; hatf-ycnr, lis. 044,
advance—on
half-year? lOst

r. Clarke
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

B E W

encouraging

Public, fully to remind his Priends and the Public, hat he has
RESUMED the above BUSINESS, of having been
for nearly the last nine years exclusively e ployed by the
Proprietors of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD as their

COLLECTOR

him to promote the interest of those. who may entrust him
with the Collection of their Outstanding Accounts.

The Purchase and Sale of House and other Property

Tradesmen's Books kept, regularly balanced, and Half-
yearly Bills made out and delivered.

)ers prepared.
Advancements made on

N.B.—Jf required, occasional
Accounts and Rents.

Accountant's Office, and in the

years' experience in an
Collecting of Accounts.
The most satisfactory references given
SHARES in the ATHENAEUM WANTED
Liverpool, Ist December, 1843.

LAST WEEK.
HUBARD GALLERY,
43,-BOLD-STREET, 43

turn i the NORMAN
ng manlstbor s theo firteys
anden t o
11 rphecp
);i
in
general, for the extensive and distinguished pa onage he
has received in Liverpool ; and also begs to to that he
will continue to TAKE LIKENESSES i is original,
striking, and much-admired style, UNTIL CHRISTMAS,
Dec. 23, 1843.
AN EXACT LIKENESS
IN BUST, WITH A

FRAME AND GLASS, FOR ONE SHILLING !
Bronzed Busts 2s. 6d. to ss. 6d.
Shaded ditto .
Whole Lengths
Children
Seated Figures
Frames are given with the Is. and 2s. 6d. Bust Like-
nesses. _

The Features of Children of all ages, and however rest-
less, are caught at a glance, and with a precision truly
astonishing. The Whole-length Figures, representing
the gambols of infancy, the artlessness of childhood, the
sportiveness of youth, or the graver pursuits of maturer
age, are characteristically depicted at a single interview,
and may be had singly, or arranged in Family Groups,
with elegantly painted Views of Rooms, or Landscapes,
added as backgrounds, according to order and price. . .

The Aged. to whom lengthened sittings are always irk-
some, are taken with equal facility , and, if required, with-
out their knowledge or consent.

Any number of copies can be supplied at a short notice
Open•from Ten till Five, and from Six till Aine, bril•
liantly lighted with Gas. .

The penny postage affords an admirabie opportunity for
the transmission of these interesting Mementos.
43, BOLD-STREET.

NOTICE

THE Public are respectfully informed, that th A RT-
NERSH IP of " GARSTANG, DEA N, and
C 0.," Carriers between Manchester an Liverpool,
has, this day, been DISSOLVED, r. Garstang
having retired.

The Business will, in future, be carried on under the
firm of •` PARRY, DEAKIN, and C 0.," and they
trust that, by strict attention and despatch, a portion of
the Public Patronage will be extended to them.
16th December, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT

- •
A good demand has prevailed throughout the week from the
trade, particularly for the lower and middling qualities of Ame-
rican, the prices of which have been fairly supported; the
market, however, closed heavily. The better descriptions,
having been less inquired for, are more difficult of sale, and
may be considered a shade lower. Brazil has also rather given
way; but Egyptian and Surat are without change. Speculators
have taken soot American and 100 Egyptian.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the Bth to the 14th Dec. inclusive.

Prices paid r IMPORTS
in the week. ThisWk.ithis year

SALES OP THE WEEK

40 Sea Isla
1 o Stained

} 436038

a. a. Tenne
. CFO {ANlioabbiamle

•
} 820605
) _

159,0 New Orleans

740 f Pernambuco &Para,
l Aricati and Ceara .

1 1 43267

i Sawginne

Peruvian

Igo Laguayra

Common West India,
10 Carthagena
.. Smyrna

10 Manilla
/220 Surat ..
1/ Madras
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

It is stated in the Kendal Mercury, that the subscrip-
tions for a railway from Lancaster to Carlisle proceed
most favourably.
The London and Birmingham Company brought up on
the Bth and 9th instant, 263 waggons, containing 1,085
oxen, 1,420 sheep, and 93 pigs, for the Smithfield great
market on Monday last !

BULL FIGHT.—Last evening three of the bulls in the
cattle-show-yard broke from their head fastenings, and,
knocking down the hurdles enclosing their shed, rushed
into the field and commenced a terrible combat, charging
one another with the greatest fury. It was not without
great difficulty, and some danger, that the belligerents
were secured.—Maidstone Journal.

It is computed by qualified authorities, that the annual
loss of life from filth and bad ventilation is greater than
the loss from death or wounds in any modern wars in
which this country has been engaged. The Poor Law
Commissioners state that " of the-13,000 cases of widow-
hood, and the 112,000 cases of destitute orphanage, re-
lieved from the poor's rates of England and Wales alone,
it appears that the greatest propot tion of deaths of the
beads of families occurred from disease propagated by
removeable causes."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

N©. 1118.1

HE Costly 11

lotte-street.
id Embellis ent
:red it First
par lady direct(

of this

d the PRIVATE BOXI

S, which

with Anti

of Frier

FRENCH

IRE'S COMPANY o
from the Cirque Royal d

EQUESTRIANS

First Female Riders on the
SE, Madame DUMOS, and

lame KLATT,

of the great advantages

to the spirit anc

iherality of the 'Pithlie of Liverpool, Mr. W. R. COPE-
y not only

LAND is deter

ions anc

benefit of the increased facilities afforded for'theirle—t-741.

lucin¢

3ch a concentration of talent and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

y been suc-

g us that

e sum will ultimately be raised. For our
~ we doubt it not. The Millocracy of the

it contributions by their own

agniticent exampl

be stipulated hundred

d pounds will be raised ; and what then

at is the amount of successful agitation which

It may buy a few boroughs
Durham, and quaker-ridden like Ken-

I will purcha&

lal. I

the paper and printing ink
with which such sapient gentlemen as the members

Monopoly

Association obtrude their

and their opinions before the public. It

id bunloaf for assemblies of

ping bipeds of the male

species, throughout the kingdom ; but that it can
nd distrusted by the great

a party

people to dictate terms to that people,

we can nes

believe, until we see that party in pos-
sympathies, the affection, and the re-

for whose benefit, in

especial, their efforts are professedly directed

The League has not, however, the respect, the

e confidence, of the working classes

It never can have such respect, love, or confidence,

re intrinsically opposed to the true interests and

happiness of thos

classes : and must ever remain

tween it and them

Ask a member of the Anti-

Corn La
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Same day.... ___.,..„.
to ELIZABETH, eldest o
Spittal, Cheshire.

1, Cheshire, Mr. WILLIAM BUSI3/
'----'-'er of Mr. G. D. ARNOLD.

On the Bth instant, at the Welsh Calvanistic Chapel, Mul-
berry-street, by the Rev. Wm. Bevan, Mr. EDWARD WIL-
LIAMS to MARY, relict of the late Mr. 13. WAGSTAFF.
On the gth instant at Edge h,li, by the Rev. Mr. 11-
EDWARD C. STRAKER, youngest son of M'
to Miss ELIZABETH HOLFORD, yo.—
late Mr. John Holford, Manchester.
On the 10th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr.
NICHOLSON, wood turner, to Miss SARAH LLOYD.
On the 11th instant, at Farnworth, Mr. THOM., S GATI,
SON to Miss MARY TAYLOR, both of Raveuhead, near
Helen's.
On the 12th
Archdeacon Clarke, Vicar 01
BOTHAM, of Bold•s'reet, to EL EN, el,
late Mt. JOSEPH RYLAND,S, of Sutton, Che,
On the 12th instant, at St. John's Church, Pan
don, by the Rev. J. S. Boone, FRANK Sn"
Esq. eldest son of Sir Francis P
eldest daughter of

W. Straker,

daughter of the

T^s
m's Church, by the Venerable
Mr. DAVID SIDE-

daughter of the

E HEAD,

__CRY JANE,
GARNETT, Esq., of Wyreeidp,

Lancashire:
Same day, at IRA;
THOMAS WILLIAM
Calcot Farm, Fllntshi
0,1 the 13th instal
rister-at.law, to
JOfIN DODSOI
Same day, at

,e Rev. A. D. Garden

REST to Nits'
of the barom

Same day, at Ke
LEY, of this town
WOOLBY, Esq.. }
On the 14th in:
T. Headlam, Mr.
ANNE, third clang
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Our cc

says that the article in our

notice of some re-

ist nu

of Frazer's Magazine—
Our

the Irish priests

ply that from the commencement

conclusion, including the c

tations which we gave from Frazer, there was not a

Rae upon the subject !

I article, he says,

.1 is therefore

fur the first never

cated the measure

Feeling, per

w•eakr,

I the ground on

is, our contemporary attempts to

g that thellikle in

had quoted with commendation,

e Irish priesthood. It

xtent which he

would lead

and he was

xtracted from that ar-

aware of

but warr

Toject

IOLIC CLE

GY BY

HE STA

ire free to confess
It comes
ailed at

v little int

I. It mig

ation Bill passed
we are far from

ial results from

;meat, be to give ourselves

w, would, in our poor judg

quoting from that article a passage

which, tak

apart from its context, is not unexcep-

tionabl

Le hint,

lacy recommend

his purpose to bta
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

AN UNEQUALLED COLLECTION OF FORKS
OF ART AND NOVELTIES
of all descriptions, connected with the num ous branches
of his extensiverbusiness, selected, duri pis recent visit
to the Continent, from the Studies and orkshops of the
most eminent Artists and Mechanics of the present day.
He flatters himself that an Inspection, which he most re-
spectfully and earnestly solicits, will prove highly inter-
esting, many of the Articles having been specially chosen
for the

PRESENT SEASON,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
MECHANICAL AND OTHER JOUJOUX,
combining amusements with useful instruction, has also
been provided by F. L. H. for the Juvenile portion of the
community.

F. L. HAUSBURG, ,
Late PROMOLI and HAUSBURG,
OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS

fitourante Slotirtg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

:LD, F. P. ALLEN 578 ons.
NI WHITNEY, W. C. at
11.6.4 tons

STEPHE
TuoMPsor
UNITED STATES, A BRITTO

extent and con

650 tons,

Ist Jan
Ist Feb

Ist Mar.

Ist April

le, and their commanders are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

0 1i

or Four
hood of
Ring by

T;YRof ELOCU-

%mils, South

person need

d, ad res
e

y to re-

J. 8., at the

Trinity
ate 180
for the

accompanied

r. FORWOOD,

;KY,
.41)
aint

with every
it approved

referent

can be

F, VAULTS or

which an

IEMISES

emery.
ndard-
.rn.)

vertree

larked

obtained on

'LACES

Low-bill

Kodney-street;
)rd-street;
ne Ditto,
and Shop,

Cleve-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

STEAM-SHIP CALEDONIA.

The splendid Steam-ship Caledonia, Captain Lott,
which sailed from this port on the 4th ultimo, for Halifax
and Boston, and reached the latter port on the 20th, ar-
rived here at five o'clock on Thursday morning last. She
left Boston on the Ist and Halifax on the 3d instant, and
made the passage across the Atlantic in ten days. We
learn, by an abstract of the log, that she encountered
strong gales and heavy seas on the 7th, Bth, and 9th, and
10th instant, and that at eleven a.m., on Wednesday, she
spoke the schooner Isabel, four days from this port far
Africa, off Waterford. She brought 31 passengers, of
whom we subjoin a list :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

LOA DON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC. 12.

BANKRUPTS.
Joseph Cundy, Ranelaah-street, Pimlico, carpenter.
John Harman, Whitefriars, London, brewer.
Zacharia Parkes and Robert Henderson, Duke-street, Lin.
coln's-inn.fields, carpenters.
William Stiuton, Duke-street, Grcsvenor-square, London,
confectioner.
Joseph Jukes, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, nail manufac-
turer.

DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 12, G. Cleverley, Calne, Wiltshire, builder—Jan. 4, H. W.
Hobhouse, J. Phillott and C. Lowder, Bath, bankers—Jan.
11, W. Nash, 'Oldbury, Shropshire, grocer—Jan. 5, W. Cooper,
Kidderminster, Worcestershire, carpet manufacturer—Jan 10,
G. Harvey, tiandsacre, Staffordshire, spirit merchant—Jan. 10,
W. Mills, Birmingham, upholsterers.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Hoyle, T. Booth and J. Hoyle, Rochdale, Lancashire, cot-
ton-spinners; as far as regards Jas. Hoyle—J, Hoyle, sen. J.
Hoyle, jun. anll T. Hoyle, Rochdale, Lancashire, corn-millers;
as far as regards J. Hoyle, sen.—W. Dickinson and J. Calvin,
Liverpool, joiners—A. Rider and T. J. Hall, Liverpool, book-
binders—J. Bennett and M. A. Kirkman, Leigh, Lancashire,
coach proprietors—E. Fletcher, J. Alexander, C. Kerr, C. D.
Bruce, C. Pearse, C. P. Fletcher, J. Alexander. jun, J. Fletcher,
and E. Corrie, jun. Liverpool ; as far as regards E. Corrie.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
Jan. 2, J. Murray and W. Brown, Liverpool, millwrights—
Jan. 2, C. Clark, Liverpool, wool-dealer—Jan. 2, J. Taylor, Mid-
dlesex, Yorkshire, coal fitter—J •n. 2,8. Z. Broadbent, Spotland,
Lancashire, flannel mannfacturer—Jan. 2, J. Hellings, Ruge-
ley, Staffordshire, brewer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Dutcher, Kilcen, to Miss

ARY ANNE

OCK, c

1, by the F
EMMA Si

OMAS'

EnrS, Esq., LL.D., bar-
,ungest daughter of the late

Church. Mr. PETER FOR.
4;hter of Captain Habbock

George Cornish, Mr. TAP-
Ali, daughter of WILLIAM

by the Rev,

jun. of this town,
e PHILIP RATCLIPFE.

Ington, ISAAC,

Blackmoor. to MARY

the Lc

the Rev. 'CS

SARAH, third daugh-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

President of t
vided by the c

On the
court, Lur

same day, a

near Bolton:
On the 3rd
in the 7rd

1 r 147!

cause in IreL

Same day
JONATHAN
hill.

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961

Same c

E`9. T
widow c

On the 4ti

RICES OF SH

SHARES

formerly of
On the 61
the Rev. W

Oa the gt
SON, of Ha

Same d:

late of Elle;
Same day

Lately, on his

for the recovery _
one of the Judges of the Suprt..
Lately, at Oswestry, ELIZABET
THOS. EVANS, of Tynymaes, r
Lately, at Guadaloupe, in
BELL, mechanic. Mr. Carr
in order to fulfil an cop-
this country, a few
fever, then very prevalent
teemed wherever kw--

e Court of Madr

previous to his be

On the __
BALD, younge
Underwood, Ayrshire.
On the Ist ult., at Nev
NELSON. son of th. I.r.

28th of Oct. last

On the. 15th ult ,v
JOHN 141ACOMSON
Ireland.

On the 18th ult., WILLIAM. infa
WIGGINS, a
ANN WIGGI
Mrs. A. Walt(
Same da
ARMANI

isia-stree

New Ode

On the 21st tilt.,
General KTITUZOF
the French invasion
Same day, after
organist of Lowhou

On the Ist instant. al
WILLIAM M`GAVIN,
.. . .

'etl 31, Mr. T

ceased was disti

Mr. KIDD

If Mr. WII

66th year, tt F
18. Zetland, and wi
M.P. for York.
Prices per On the 6th
Share EDWARD BIN(
To-day. Same da,,

R. Chitl,

herham, in his

FIELD,

of Clophill and
On the 7th i
LAWRENCE D
On the Bth it
BATI'ERSBY, hut
Same day, at Carlisl
STORY, wine anc
Cockburn, Postofl
Same day, in hi_
BEBBINGTON. of 1
Same dal

MARY A

adras to the Straits of Malacca,
ir .10FIN DAVID NORTON,

HUGH CAMP-
rived in the island,

agement of some trust contracted in

lie was highly and deservedly e

,mbe, who

justly appreciated by his late empty:.._
procured for him the lucrative s.tuation in Guadaloup.,
unfortunately, he has prematurely closed his career, to the
sincere regret of his aged parents and numerous friends.
On the 22nd of October, in Water street, Demerara, after a
short illness, and in the 24th year of his age, JOHN BOOKER,
Esq., of the firm of Booker, Brothers, and Co., of that city, a
young gentleman endeared to all his acquaintance by the
amiableness of his temper, and generally respected for his in-
tegrity. It was but a very few weeks ago that a lamented
accident consigned his brother, WILLIAM, to
and the loss of his relative pravm ---
disposition.

Efectionate

a, ARCHI

DY, Esq., of

RICHARD

•ed 84 years, kir_

, a revolutionary soldier and a native of

,on of Mr. ROBERT

'ears, Mrs,

year, Mr.

dress Downshire.

mpion of the Liber

s, JONATHAN, third son of Mr
, 2, Burroug

:dens, Beviug

Richard Fothergi
' 85th year, ALICE

4th year, Mr

;tli year
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spirit merchant brother-in-law to Mr. Jame
:e, Aigburth.

wife of Mr. CEIM.