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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-06 00:00:00

o the coast of Africa, and will convey such

VVA -
of their own free accord
_ _

ad without anyfervk

be protected in the colonies, their reception
es. The perfect free will of the
,rants w
led for, their good treatment guaranteed, and
weir return Africa secured when they shall desire to leave.
That many emigrants will in the first instance be willing to
leave Africa, seems unlikely ; but with the assistance in
Africa of those who, having resided a few years in the West
Indies, and experienced the benefits and comforts of civiliza-
tion there, return to instruct their countrymen, it can
doubted
scarcely be that a lage and increasng trem of
be established between Africai ands thea West
emigration will
s I Indies.
: ties of t

West Inc

will be p

the grea...-- übject are that the emigra-
tion should not be perfectly spontaneous, and that the ser-
vitude of the iniuniarantsshould,u by the colonial laws of
latter mu toaster and servant, partae ny degree of compulsory
labour. The former will be overcome by the conduct of the
emigration being in the hands of Government officers ; the
rrovided for by the colonial legislatures re-

laws in question and taking care to provide against
even n sue
the shadow of such an evil. Much of the success of
the experiment about to be made depends on the treatment
which the immigrants will receive in the colonies : and it
cannot be too strongly
.impressed on the planters that one
harsh and bad master in a colony will be almost enough to
ruin the plan adopted for their benetit. The opponents of
the measure are numerous, active, and not very scrupulous,
and no opportunity will be lost to deprecate its adoption in
England or endanger its success either in the colonies or

F be on their guard. The receipt
or supplies of labour ought not moreover to render them in-
sensible to the great advantages of improved cultivation, and
of the substitution, by every means which energy and in-
genuity can devise, ot mechanical tor human labour ; the
general use of the plough and the working the mill by ma-
chinery must not be neglected when wages are cheaper and
the cost of provisions less.—Morning Herald.

raters then

AFFAIRS OF'THE LEVANT.

mation is that the Syrian negotiations have been satisfactorily
lose, by the reluctant acquiescence of the Porte
suggestion of her- best friends. A new pashalic will
be formed, extending along the coast from Tripoli to Acre,
and the vasha of that division, resident at Beyrout or Sidon,

brotight to a c

ested with suzerian authority. Toe
raven from Lebanon, and the Arnant irregular forces
The treaty of Guiliano will form the
ctcnowledged basis of administration. Redschid Pacha has
Park by a sodden Luandate, and Nafi

recalled from Syria

Peen recalteU 'row • Cilia My a OtaIJUV••
Effendi has been appointed to succeed law

THE TEA TRADE, Jan. 2.—The tea market opens this
year under steadier auspices, and with a prospect of offering
safera employment for capital, though, as there will be less

liability of loss, there will also be tewer smAnaus
large sums by a lucky hit. One thing is certain, however,
and that is, that a bona fide quiet trade is better for the ma-
jority of the dealers than one of a fluctuating and dangerous
character. The deliveries last week were only 333,800 lbs.
To-day the market was firm.

fernorial d

STRANGE PREJUDIC..., -
speaking of a man being found grievously wounded on th
high road, in a neighbouring commune, apparently from th
wheel of a waggon having passed over his lower jaw, laments
that an old prejadiee shoilla
peasantry as to still be so strong amongst the
Prevent them from rendering aid to a
wounded man unless the authorities be present. In the pre-
sent case the dying man was left struggling on the high road
for half an hour, and when medical assistance was at last
brought by the
man died immediately after the arrival of the surgeon.
Mayor, it was found to come too late, as the
CHARGE: OF POISONING THE LATE SIR R. T. RICKETTS.
—We some time since mentioned that Mr. Newton, the son-
in-law of the late Admiral Ricketts, had applied to one of
the county coroners to order the exhumation of the corpse
of the deceased baronet, for the purpose of holding an in-
quest to inquire into the cause of death. As no sufficient
ground was stated for such a request, and as it appeared
only to be made for the purpose of annoyance to the family,
the coroner very properly declined to become a party to such
a proceeding.
Mr. Newton, however, does not appear to be
very easily
turned away from his purpose ; for we find, that
at his instance John Cooke, the late Sir Robert's valet, was
apprehended at Chipping Campden, and lodged in the Chel-
tenham police-station, under the following information :
" For that he, the said John Cooke (well knowing that some
b o personut theor persons
yu unknown owt-i
August t o
last,the saati d
Cheltenham,witness did ,i
in the
hoer
a
county of Gloucester aforesaid, feloniously poison and slay
Sir Robert Tristram Ricketts' of ,the Elms, in the said
minty hnPnrin.. 1 . 1 —.......3.1 dirl to alit nn *h. Ogri ri ntr

instant, at Unipping L,iunpuen, in Liie c.)utity
knowing
.the
aforesaid, feloniously encourage, support, and maintain the
said person or persons so as aforesaid unknown to the said
deponent; he, the said John Cooke, then and there well
said witness, to have committed the felony aforesaid,
said person or persons as aforesaid, unknown
by Clin.•• •• felony, against the peace of

,uncealing their said -6,
our Sovereign Lady the Queen, her crown and dignity, and
against the forin that case made and pro
or the statute

viaen."
(in Monday the accused was brought up before
the magistrates at the Cheltenham public office, and the in-
formation having been read over, Mr. Overbury asked who
was the complainant ! No answer was returned, though the
question was repeated three times, and the prisoner was
thereupon ordered to be discharged. Mr. Newton then rose,
and said he was the complainant in this case, and demanded
that it should be proceeded with. The magistrates said he
ought to have stated this before, and, as the man had been
discharged, Mr. Newton must procure a fresh information if
he intended to proceed further in the matter. The accused
then left the office.—Gloucester Journal.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3.—Wind E.N.E. moderate.
.-- Elope, Smile ; Actwon, Faulkner ; John (Jarrow,
Devey, and Royal William, Francis, for New Orlenis—Francis
Stanton, Lefavonr. for Mobile—lronside, Brown, & Royal Archer,
Scott, for Bahia—Argyleshire, M`Neile, and ward Chi:pman Hen-
derson, from Bombay—Liberty. Norton, for New York—Brilliant,
Frodsham, for Brazils—Lydia, Hartley, for Antigua—Charles
Carter, Hocking, for Venice—Leo, Bell, for Hobart Town and
Sydney—Frankland, Christie, for Batavia and Sourataya—John
Lilley, Mourisey, for Africa—Pearl, Luckham, for Liston—Chas.
Hamerton, Stancliff, for St. Domingo—Semro le Stem), De Mar-
tino, and Spartano. Trapani, for Naples—Bedlington, Bergen, for
Hayre—Salome. Varwell, for Leghorn—Anna Catharina, Scut',
Vulcan, Milliken, and Sibyl, Esnouf, for Malta.—
for Madeira and Barbadocs—Nestor, Macrneikan,
._...artta—Nereid. Longford, for Alexandria—Euphernia, Night-
ingale, for Valparaiso—Tribune. Orfeur, for Constantinople—Lady
Falkland, Dobson, for Santa Martha, &c.—May, Gascoine, and
Louisa Caroline, Cooper, for Antwerp—Silksworth. Meldrum, for
Constantinople and Odessa—John Pearce, Luly, for Ancona—Lady
Erskine, Davies, for Havre and Rouen—Rebecca Margaretha,
Aldersey, for Bremen—and Essex Lass, Stutt, for Gibraltar.

Derwen
for Cal(

Supply, hence at St. Jago de Cuba
Ocean Bride, Donnelly, from Odessa, at Constantinople 3rd Dec.
and sailed sth for Cork or Falmouth
Hannah Gzayson, Penriee, sailed from Constantinople for Lon-
don Ist December

Vitty a, l'repani, hence at Naples
Bleick Cat, Chesser, from St. John, N.B. at ditto
Tyro, Carter, from Cephalonia, at ditto
Mary & Jane, Osborne, sailed from Naples for Gallipoli 12th Dec.
Rhoda. Matthews, sailed from Marseilles for this port 24th Dec.
Lady Mary, Stone, sailed from Cadiz for Monte Video 19th Dec.
Hunter, Payne, sailed from Venice for this port ,23rd Dec.
Fernandes. Contente, and Novo Diligente, Autunes, sailed from
St. Übes for this port lgth Dec.
Jessie, Bruce. for this port, put back to Coquimbo 17th Aug.
leaky, and discharged her cargo
Lady Ann, Page, for this port, put back to Yarmouth 29th Dee.
leaky

Matilda, Livescy, from Van Diemen's Laud. at London
Grenada, from Savannah for this port, was spoken 6th Dec. in
t. 2:i, long. 65. 6 days o‘it
George, from Odessa to Falmouth, was spoken 16th Dec. by the

Columbus, hence for New York, was spoken 20th Dec. in lat. 4
ino

COVE, Dec. 35.—Arrived the Warlock, Nichol, from Batavia, le t
14th Sept. at.d St. Helena 11th Nov. On the 20th Nov. in lat. 2
17 8, long. 12 64 W, spoke the Maria, of and from Liverpool for
Africa, out 67 days, in want ot• rope; supplied her with all they
could spare.

DEAL, Jan. I.—A ship, with poop and figure head, apparently
about 3 or 400 tons, with main mast gone, was passed 27th
ult. by
the Arab, Preston, arrived in the Downs. The %mita Friendship,
of Liverpool, was lying to windward, and would probably take her
in tow.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4—Wind N.N.W. fresh.
ARRIVED.—South Esk,Wichart, from St. John, N.B.—California,
Auld, and Rob Roy, March, from Charleston—Hero of Acre, Gaskin,
from Savannah—Rajah. Bangs, from New Orleans —Cly tha. M•Fee,
from Marseilles—William Rushton, White, fr an Lisbon—Brilliant,
Aromn, and Dart, Gray, from St Michael's—Especulador, Antone,
from St. Übe's—Vesta, Shearer, from St. Petersburg.
S.AlLED.—Caledonia (steamer), Lott, for Halifax and Boston.

Laidmans, Scott, from Batavia for Demerara at St. Helena
Alecto, Ayshford, hence at Jamaica
Grace, Jones, hence at Antigua
Helen Hamilton, Nollol, hence at ditto
Ann, Green, from Rio Janeiro at Demerara
Springfield, Roy, from Newport at ditto.
St. George, Le Livre, sailed from Demerara the 28th Nov., and
the Sandbach. Bellis, the 30th, both for this port
Triunfante. Menchaca, hence at Havana
William and James, Hobbs, hence at ditto
Orion, Colquhoun, hence at Trinidad
Margaret, -, hence at ditto •
Perseverance, Corkhill, hence at St. Thomas
Mary Jones, -, hence at La Guayra
Philip Dean, -, hence at Valparaiso
Correo de Cobja. from San Diego at Mazatlan, and to sail for
Valparaiso 10th October
Rimac, from Iquique, &c. at Lima, and was to sail for London
abnnt sth

Octavia, sailed from Lima for this port about 18th Sept.
Nightingale. and Theresa Jane, hence at Pernambuco
Sphynx, from Newfoundland to Valencia, was spoken 18th Dec
lat. 44, long. 17, completely dismasted, and intended putting
trt

Rossendale, hence for Bahia, was spoken 25th Nov. in lat. 5 N,
long. 24 W

'ranconia, hence for New Orleans, was scolcen 25th Dec. of

Bernice, from Berbice, in the Downs
.......

Govan Hill, Manson, hence for Algiers, at Milford
Wm. Murray, Dobie, hence for Messina, was run foul of at 5
a.m. off Holyhead, by H.M.St. Medina, arrived here from Dublin.
The chief mate and three men got on board the steamer. Mem,
—The Wm. Murray was telegraphed at one p.m. off Point Lynas,
inward bound, with loss of bowsprit and fore

op mast,
at CflVP_

Priscilla, Purdy, a
Sarah, Cadwalladi
Flying Fish, FAN',

and Rover, Nixon, from Alexandria, at ditto
ler, from Palermo, at ditto
'ards, from Gibraltar, at ditto

Tha barque Marchioness of Queensbe'rry, from Quebec for Glas-
gow, and the Birmingham, Hatch, of Bath, at Cove. The Bir-
mingham bore tip from 50 miles west of Cape Clear, to keep com-
pany with the Marchioness of Queensberry.

The Commerce, out eight weeks frou;"6lasgow for Boston, at
Cove, with one man overboard, and loss of sails, foremast sprung,
and rudder damaged

ailed 28th Nov.
;co fill up for this

Oarittts.

WARRINGTON CORN MARK f, dAit. 3.
Total quantities. Total amount. Price.
85 -6'loB 6.8 8d..... .e 2 68 8d
166 14 6 .... 1 8
14 14 0 .... 016 4

Wheat, qrs
Barley
Oats

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 3

Only a very moderate enquiry for Cotton too-day ; about
2,500 bales sold at yesterday's prices, with rather a quieter
feeling, being Manchester market day.

COTTON 'MARKET, JANUARY 5

The enquiry for Cotton continues to a very fair extent, the sales
average daily 4,000 to 5,000 bales at very full prices, if any change,
it is in favour of the holder, who shews his Cotton willingly, pay.
ing as it now does fair average prat.

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,

JANUARY 5, 1843

There is a fair extent of Potatoes to hand during the past week,
but as is usually the case at this holiday season of the year, the
demand both in retail here, and for transhipment to Manchester,
and other interior markets is very dull, and the best description of
Manx, Scotch and Irish Cups are exceedingly slow sale at Is per
901 b.; while the inferior qualities remain almost unsaleable, and
prices of such remain • nominally the same as ocir last quotations.
The value of agricultural produce Teff.-ccins without change, as
will be found on:reference to the quotations under noted.
Potatoes g••1b. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. c
Short Tops 1 1 1 2;
Cups
Pink-eyes and 6 8i
Kemps

Cattle
Turnips, v. ton
Carrots

Old Hay ...e 0 B@o 20tt
New Hay.... 0 6 0 10 -
Clover Hay.. 0 0 0 9 -
Clover & Grass 0 0 0 0 -

101 11 Straw, Wheat 0- 31 0 •:p• 241 b
15 6 16 6 Straw, Oat .. 0 24 0 3/ -
28 0 33 0 Straw, Barley 0 2 0 21 -

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JANUARY 3

The arrivals into this port since Tuesday last comprehend,
chiefly, a limited quantity of Wheat, a fair supply of .Oats
and Flour, with a further large accession of Oatmeal from
Ireland, but we have still very little of any article coastwise :
during the same period the imports from abroad comprise a
few parcels of Wheat, Flour, and Beans, from Canada and
Egypt.

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John Willis, sen., Lower Edmonton, omnibus.proprietor-
Frederick Rhodes, Hadlow, Kent, horse-jobber.
Thomas Stevens, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, architect.
John Kidd, Kingston-upon-Hull. •
Thomas Carter, Sheffield, corn-miller.
John Holmes Shanklin, Liscard, Cheshire, landing-waiter. ,no,
William Henry Lindsey, Great College-street, St. Pancras,
don, hatter.
William Whiting, Egremont, Cheshire, landing-waiter.
John Senior. Cook's-court, Carey-street, London, attorney-p,
Charles Duncan Amyett Newman, Davenport, assistant.surs
BANKRUPTS.
J. Sweetman Effie, Lombard-st., London, chronomcter-Mal'ef'
Wi.liam Paine, Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire, baker.
William Cook, Bungay, Suffolk, grocer.
John Mayer, New City Chambers, Bishopsgate-street, Lol,d
earthenware-manufacturer.
James Hodgson, Reading, Berkshire, druggist.
John Lockwood, Lepton, Yorkshire, manufacturer of Of
waistcoating.
Joseph Wilson, Manchester, warehouseman.
George Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher.
John Crowther, Huddersfield. corn-miller.
John Kay. Leeds, porter-merchant.
James Taylor and James Butterworth, Rochdale, Lanca,
painters.

DIVIDENDS.
1!4, C. D. Bower. Common-street, London, comb-Ma-ra
24, A. M'Kenzie, Hammon(Ps-court, Mincing-lane, Lovrop,
wine-merchant—Jan. 24, J. Young, New-cut, Lambeth, L 01,80,,
victualler—Jan. 24, A. H. Henn, Holborn, Loudon, hatter—a.
26, J. Fisher and W. Milner Norwich, drapers—Jan. 26, W. Clip.
man and C. M. Woosiyer,Wapping, London, coal-merchants
24, J. Pine, Battersea, manufacturer of prussiate of potash—.':on
R. N. Munton, jun., Greatford. Lincolnshire. miller—Jan. PLo,
Bell, Newcastle-upon-Tyue. tea-dealer—Jan. 22, M. FeaToo,
Workington, Cumberland, chemist—Jan. 20, E. Burdekin.
er
Chester. banker—Jan. 26, C. L. Wrenshall, Liverpool, music-de'
—Jan. 31, W. Gorsuch, Liverpool. hotel-keeper.
CE FICATES tbt
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary ov
day herein mentioned.
Jan. 26, B. Allport, Liverpool, coffee-merchant—Jan. 24'0,
Hampson, Liverpool, broker—Jan. 26. R. Clough. Ponitoll-' „,D,
Seacombe, Cheshire, alkali-manufacturer—Jan. 25, R. AOl4
_Manchester, butter-merchant—Jan. 25, It. Watson, Colne, L0,1:0
shire, manufacturer of pieces—Jan. 24, C. W. C. Fletcher, '
chester, bookseller—Jan. 24, S. Wild, Manchester, coal-dealer.

NIEETINGS OF CREDITORS volt LIVERPOOI,
HO.

DECB4BER

6, Henry Clapham, (2nd)..
6, William Barton, (2nd)
6, William Webb, (Ist)..
9, William Fox, (15t,....
10, Richard Warren, (2nd).
10, John Cunliffe, (2nd).,
10, Thomas Hartley, (2nd).
11, Robert Cheshire Janion, (2nd)
13, John Parry, 2nd) .

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Wind at Holyhead N.W. blowing fresh at S a.m. ; North,bl
ing very fresh at 12 at noon and 3 p.m.
Off Point Lynas, at 3 a pilot) from Ceara. p.m. No. 4608, Tinamara, Bk.
lOt
The Ironside, ship, bound to Bahia, put into Beaumari-
•g
with loss of fore and main top masts, at 11 30 a.m. tO'
ding
Off the port, at 4 .m. I barue, 5 bris, are stan
wards the Vietoria Channel in want of pilogts)(two and 2 schoouell'j

TIDE TABLE

Days. Mr;

Elm. i Height 1. Sundays, Holyday—s_!..s

H. M. H. H. F. 1.
Friday—, 6 2le 236 15 3 Ephiphany. Or"
Saturday 7 2 .75 313 14 1 Moon in Apogee 411 foof
Sunday.. 8 334 355 13 1 Ist Sunday after BOP 0,
Mond4r. 9 419 446 12 1 Jupiter sets &h. 0. eve Tuesday lo 517 520 11 4
Wednes 11 627 7 3 11 1 Hilary Term begins.
Thu.rsdayl2 739 813 11 7

BIRTHS.
On the Ist instant, at Blackburn-place, Mrs. HASSAL—' dl
daughter.
Alit
On the 4th instant, at Woodside, Cheshire, Mrs. J. RICE"
SON, of a son.

MARRIED. „ st'f
' On the ipth ult., Mr. JOHN GRUNDY, watchmaker,
"3..g°11P
square, Prince Edwin-street, Everton, to MARY, eldest dile,' of the late Mr. ADAM DODD, currier and leather-cutter,
Lonsdale, Westmorland. 0
WI
On the 25th ultimo, Mr. RICHARD PRICE, of Wigan, to
vile'
RIET, youngest daughter of Mr. DANIEL HUGHES, War
~,
street.
1.76
On the 2nd instant. at Walton Church, Mr. Wm. LEAyi-oft,
to MARY ELIZABETH daughter of the late Captain R/,'
ATKINSON, of this port. g
On the 3rd instant, at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, by the Francis Close, M.A., HENRY BULKELEY, Esq., of Obelt.'l,,Oo
~0t
and Standlow, Staffordshire, to ELIZABETH EDITH, You tali‘
daughter of the late PETER WETTENHALL, Esq., of
pyinninb
pd
lodge, Cheshire.
as , „
Same day, at the Wesleyan Methodist Association
Pleasant-street, by the Rev. Joseph Worrall, Superintendan"f te,
Circuit, Mr. WILLIAM HULME, rope-maker, to Miss Kan OY,
This being the first marriage in this
tl chapel, the reverend gen- epo
presented the happy pair with a handsome Bible, In the na
trustees of the chapel.
- '

**i We arc requested to state that the marriage which al)Pcarti,
oS
in our publication of Tuesday last of Mr. ENOCH AYI;
Miss ISABELLA BANKS, is a malicious fabrication, no such riage having taken place.

At Ravenhead, near St. HD
r lelen'slED ~
WILLIAM BIBBY,. agv, '
t
son of Mr. Michael Bibby.
RDij
On the 26tii ultimo. JAMES youngest son of Mr. J. utA
- J
TON, watch-maker, Toxteth.park.
On the 21st ultimo, at Huntercomhe. near Maidenhed—, rior
.„(
85th year, ELIZABETH, Countess of CARYSFORT.
...
On the 22nd ultimo, at hia residence Green.end, &atom'av Pp
St. Helen's, aged go, Mr. JAMES HILL, yeoman.
~..„,, P
On the 27th ultimo, at Banff, in the 7eth year of b 14
WILLIAM DUFF, formerly merchant of Liverpool. •O'
~,,,- 11,,cP
Same day, aged 48, the Rev. JOHN MORTON, D.D— f.iu,
College, Cambridge, and incumbent of St. Cletnes.l4''. `') 41
Chorlton-cunt-Handy.
st CP
On the 28th ult., at Carnforth.house, near Lancastex ED' •0
~
BAINBHIDGE, Esq., aged 78 years. j
AN. 0
On the 30th ultimo, ELIZA, only daughter of .10.-,o+l
FRANCES BIRKUP, Wavertree Coffee.housts, ageeir fight Ye"
41;';
four months.
Jlfj
On the 31st ultimo, aged 28, of consuaatAir „, Mr. lisliii
CARRINGTON EATON, of Manchester, who w as, whilc od ct
deservedly respected and esteemed for his amiabli ~ qualities, aitaa c;
be a real loss to those who have the pleasure of his acql,a,l,l„,tie°
His long and protracted illness was, bottle %vitt, exemplary' 1—
and truly Christian fortitude.
IV°
„ (
r
On the Ist instant, at Bare, near Laucosf et.. THOMAS 1014'1
Esq., aged 75. This highly repectahie Ventleman was, a ilo di
resident in Lancaster, and took an active • part in the
1)111"iot, '
of that borough. He several times bnl.ti the office of l'l3l 01
was a magistrate.
~ -4 '.l
Same day, advanced in year% OLIVER MARTO Esdpoi,
Caponwray-hall, in this county, lute' .e to George :Barton' M.P., for the borough of Lancaster.
oCl47,rtle'
Same day, Mr. JOSEPH BURTO'N, of her MajestY's,,, cl,
at this port, after a lingertng ilhartiss, at his residence, "
r/fr
street, Toxteth park, aged 43.
.
On the 2nd instant; THEODOP.E, son of ROBERT DK
,f7P
Broad-green, aged one year and eight months.
FP Same day, AGNES, the beloved wife of Mr. THOMAS
formerly of Leeds, aged lid.
Pf•
Same clay, Mr. JAMES BENTLEY. sailmaker, aged .10:,.d 96.,.,ii
On the 3rd instant, at his daughter's, in this town, Llgr,001" ,
WILLIAM ROOK, formerly of Kendall, in Westmorland, ' „no' children, 39 grand-children, and 29 great grandchildren.e, died
On the 4111 instant, at Everton, ISABELLA, the belov .
THOMAS SHAW, Esq.
ji.........................../P___:____—'/

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1843.
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