The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-22 00:00:00

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„ TH EATRE•I4 OY AI, LIVERPOOL.
VANDENHOPF respectfully ann aces to hiM
Friends and the Public, that his BEN 'IT, and i.
tsthl'ft R NCE this season, dill take plachni WAY nest, the
Instant on wl h •asion e will iipte n the character
inch p lie Ctef I
find int)odacert tam to a Liverpool a neei
--
ROLLA,
p In the Tragedy of PIZARRO.
~...styvotirita Dance by Mr. GILBERT and Miss BschtN, being
ely their last appearance this season.
Duke-street.

GRAND SHOW OF DAHLIAS. open to all England,
teaill take place at the. LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL
nbENS, Tuts DA Y, (Tuesday,) the 22d day of SeP-
t kber 'instant, when the Proprietor. bein. iesirous of ac-
Zituodating every class of. Dahlia Grow has determined
uri", the following scale of Prices, viz., f., the Best Pan. con-
th,stigift 24 blooms, a Silver CUp, value ix. Guineas,, given by
ur°Prietor; Second Best, .C 1 is. 'bird. Ditto, 10s. 6d.
k°l' the Best Pan containing Twelve ooms, £1 is.; Second
Wt, 10s. Od ; Third, 6d. F. the Best Pan of Six
li.rtme• 15s.;* Second Ditto, 10s. .• Third, ss. For the
raised in. 1835, It - tid.; Second Ditto, 104.;
prN Ditto, 7; .6d • Fourth Ditt.- 55.; Fifth Ditto, 2s. 6d.
SZeB for the. Classes'' will be enumerated in the Bills. The
,11,1.!eription to be regulated according. to the number of Blooms
iii,wll in each Pan, viz., the First- Prize of I wenty-four
P,Ths. £1 45,; the Second of Twelve Ditto, 12s. • the Third
pan 2ix.Blonins. Gs., which will entitle the subscriber to coin-
clod for the Seedlings and the Classes. Nurserymen to be ex-
Flo from showing for the two last Pans.
I'6 Wets to be staged by Twelve o'clock on Monday, and the
Jest° be distributed the same day.
wattbseriptions received at the Entrance Lodge of tue Gardens,
ter an early notice is requested to be sent from those who in-
!' to subscribe. If by letter,, post-paid.
bintlythe Evening of each daV, the GARDENS will be SPLEN-
CA; ILLUNIINATED, and theft will be a superb DlS-
,sh FIRE WORKS, by Maclaine llssiut.a, the Artist
Zoe so much satisfaction the last. Gala Nights.
ol,itilinissiork, le. each as- usual;with a Subscriber's Order,
Ne'„' Strangers can obtain at the Newsnaner-OfficeS. -
01,10.—A most splendid COLLECTION of PAROQUETS
SALE just imnorted'from New Holland. - ,

Eittrpoot eStanbarb.
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`4BDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, (835.

Georgetown
the Hesperus, Captain M•DowALL, which left
‘leorgetown on the 15th August, we have Demerara
Papers to that date. We subjoin the heads- of five bills,
t7Pared by the AttorneylGenera leunder the instructions
t
the governor, which bad been read twice in the Court
Policy : •
A bill to regulate the introduction of articled servants
`" the colony. 2. A bill to reduce the price of bread,
a7r.egulating the priCe of the loaf according to the rate
which flour is to be obtained. 3. A bill giving to the
contt, in each district,. power to decide in all pe-
tltliarY claims to the amount of 300 guilders. 4. A bill
to
power the courts of justice courts of request, with
power
to decide upon all pecuniary matters within their
districts to the amount of 100 guilders. 5. A bill
~otering the constitution of the board of police, George-
„l/11' and authorizing the inhabitants paying taxes to
I
N Yearly the commissioners of the said board.

We'have received New York papers to the 2d lun nstant.
horrid practice of Lynching and murdering happy
Who are falsely accused of crimes, and who in tact
plre °nlY suspected of misdemeanours, still prevails in many
teof the union, and we fear will prevail until some
ph
rrible convulsion shall put an end to the boasted but
h—arc:4ls republic. Fires have been so numerous in
ew York and other towns that the insurance companies
t4ve been compelled, in their own defence, to raise the
:le of premiums, which is considered by the citizens to be
ll'easitre of gross oppression, to which the Journal of
s°l 4'nerce says they will not submit. But they must
0404 or hold their houses and shops at their own risk.
ur univ surprise is that there are any insurance compa-
nies at all in America. An hundred houses burnt down
n
°4e night israther. serious; but perhaps the insurers
the insured play a cross game with each other—the
t 1
ter
being sometimes bitten—for although a hot, be
httrnt it does not (611(4:that the company are bound to
dayll4 the amount of policy-4n a
.free country !
V°ll the whole the United States are in a most
eit;racted and deplorable condition, for the acts of its
tal2ens, setting alflaw, religion, and civilization at de-
bring discredit upon human nature. But as we
carefully guard ourselves against the weaknss and
atie folly of making•
.charges which we cannot fully
be '"autiate by' evidenee—furnislied by themselves, we
leave. -to call attention to. the-following extract from
elfarleston Patriot of date the 31st August :
‘4,,LlNen's Law.—
Amanr calling himself R. W. Carton, but
te teal name is• Wood, and who-las.carried on the business
4i;48 'Ur-dresser for some.years iu this city. hut who has rendered
5,41 elf r
.or a long period obnoxious to the citizens, from his
41,..""zinn with slaVeS, as a receiver of stolen goods, particularly
el4'l.lele of cotton.; as 'morning eowpelled to undergo the
„(Itiun of Lynch'i Law.
1,4,4i4,,r4,11 had full' warning to depart the city, as this corn-
:15(1;J was determined no longer to submit to his presence.
,:Brecarded this warning and appeared to brave his fate.
9 as accordinglytaken from his residence this morning be-
Ile ;. s" and 9 o'clock, and about twenty lashes inflicted on him.
.TP,..aS then stripped from his waist upwards, tarred_ and a coat
hiITON, NOT FEATHERS, bestowed on him,' from the crown
"1,1,4 head to the soles of his feet, so that he presented a rather
tliNus aspect, as nothing but his face was visible, peering
tritutr'''n a mass of white, and thus rendering his mode of.pani.sh-
ebtorenibleniatic of the nature of his offence, as an extensive
111 N 'thand dealer in the principal staple of the -Suuth. He was
nr"tutarelied in procession through a few of our principal
'IN 11, and lodged in the jail, whence he will of course have to
tht city.
lb form some idea of Carroll's depredations it is said, on
utharity, that he has shipped as many as 70 bales of Cotton
by the line ships going to New York, made up of
whieh'whieh were obtained by a .corruption of r servants,
't would he impossible any longer to permit.
%tri j Is man CARROLL is not the only person who ships
io
0 cotton—but this by the way. With what breach
~o
aW
is he charged ? He is called "a receiver of stolen
Il•ita as • Be it so; call him a thief if you please—call
a notorious_ thief; but this amounts to nothing more
411 an accusation—an accusation which the greatest
he
fat
Upon earth may make against the fairest man
:t breathes. The " respedable citizens" do not in-
ttigate the charges. They do not indict CARROLL
t Stealing cc ton. • They; 'do nofbring hint before a jury
of
his countrymen, produce their witnesses, convict him
-I\ll9n sworn testimony, and punish him according to law.
4°' this is only the practice in civilized" countries. In
Tirlierica a very different mode of procedure is adopted.
ic Unhappy victim of some scoundrel's suspicion is first
wkiniMied its a shocking and inhuman manner; he is after-
,44ls sent to gaol ; and last of all be is banished front
,ale mate without being tried ! Our plain and simple
Nreell may offend some of our re-ptiblican cousins, but.
to :cannot help saying that such acts and villanies would
%I lag disgrace upon a nation of savages. America, in-
lae4(l a being a land of libexty and of equal rights, is a
w-Llid of ferocious cruelty and blood-thirsty oppression—in
41.41c1:1 the strong trample upon the Weak, law and justice
toe sacrificed to cupidity, avarice, and revenge. It is int-
:t:°ible that an unioilliettl tofether by such sanguinary
Can endure for any length of time. It is rotten at
Ule bas'—it is black in the trunk—and the blood.of the
tiQeent drops from its leaves. The mercy of GOD may
spare 4, it for a short space; but it is doomed, and must
niUhliV p
/,,Perish.
lake anather case, which we borrow from a New York
,15
'4Per of the 31st August:—
NV
e understand by a gentleman arrived yesterday from Baton
t‘h,.ite, that forty -or fifty negroes had been -arrested, under a
tal 'lie. of being concerned in an intended insurrection. Sevo-
kt:nite men were engaged with the negroes ; their names are
14 7.,4 and te militia are in pursuit of them—they are doub..
ts"y this time wrested.
kite
hui. of Morel's (rang was hung at Clinton, on Tuesday last,
4.4 ,r sentence of Judge Lynch. He bad five hundred dollars
Alnterfeit notes upon him.—New Orleans True American.
This MUrtEt is represented in die American journals
ag 4
swindler, a robber, and a' murderer, upon what
x11.1111144y they do not choose to tell. All we know about
is that he is ire gaol. But supposing MOREL to be
the
Person he is said to he, what connexion have his al-
(lsed crimes with this man who is himg, or rather mur-
ter:d, in cold blood ? Admitting that lie had " coun-
iitntlit notes" in his possession, he is not charged with
Cring tlient—,-he is not accused of forgery. In short
•is not tried—he is banged, and will probably he tried
t.:l'eaftert Such is America, its citizens, and its insti-
"s, which are a reproach.to human nature and civili-

it. We are delighted to observe that very few of the pro-
tincial journals insult their readers by reprinting the
a"enus scurrilities of the Irish buffoon. If the Metro.
" tan press would but follow so excellent an example,
could not inflict a more severe punishment upon
r. It is true that a prompt reply to his audacious
ig'seltonds is neee§.sarv, particularly where private repu-
Iti" is concerned, hot this can always be done without
d
nir'g more than quoting the sentence or the Hoe where