The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-09 00:00:00

FASHION, FACTS, AND FICTIONS.

The white fishing has this summer almost entirely failed in
the Shetland Islands, owing pattly to the stormy weather, but
principally to the want of fish on the coasts. 'Fite Shetland
fishing sloops have hardly caught any cod at ail.
THE Moo RS.—ln the Highlands grouse are very abundantg
and the birds are expected to be in capital condition by tha
120, and to have fewer cheepers among them than usual. Gan:a
of all kinds is also very plentiful south of the Tweed.—Leeds
Intell;gencer.
After all the clamour that was raised to carry the Reform
Bid through Parliament, the value of it seemo to be so highly
appreciated, that very many individual.' consider it entireff
worthless ; for it is a fact, that in most of the metropolitan
parishes not one half of the number that exercised the fran-
chise at the last general election are inns eligible to vote, these
worthy elabaudears not having qualified according to the act.—
London Standard.
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James the Second having been a spectator of the battle of
the Boyne, on the first of July, 1690, thought it most prudent,
when the fate of the day was yet undecided, to seek safety id
flight. In a few hours he reached the castle of Dublin, whet,:
he was met by Lady Tyiconnel, a woman of spirit. 6' y cue
countrymen (the Irish), Madam," said James, as he was ast•en;-
ing the stairs, "can run well." 6' Not quite so well as yro:r
majesty," retorted her ladyship, "for 1 see you have won the
race."
FOSSIL TREES IN EDINECRGII.—III the sandstone quarry
now working at the west end of Rutland-street, several fossil
trees of considerable magnitude have been found in the course
of the operations. These have mostly been broken down by
the workmen as the substance of the trees seems formed of nh,-
terials not very different from the sandstone in which they ale
embedded; but specimens in
,plenty are still lying about, of
large size. Several stray geologists, with hammer id hand,
"like road-makers gave daft," have visited the quarry.

VARIOUS MODES OF TREATING INFLUENZA.—The Medical
Gazette recommends as the most successful mode of treating the
influenza, the use of saline diaphoretics, mum diluents, and a
short confinement to bed. The Lancet recommends saline ape-
rients, antimonies, and the vapour bath. The Medical aid
Surgical Gazette says, the treatment that has been found most
serviceable has been small doses of ca!omel With antimonial
powder at night, the saline effervescing draught during the day ;
for the cough, oxyinel of squills; in some cases emetics lia.‘
been employed at the first attac with great success. Dover's
powders have also been found serviceable when taken at night.
CAPTAIN BACK'S EX PRDITION.--ThC '° Montreal Gazette.'
says, we are much gratif;cd to state that icetiuntS have been re-
C
ceived by the honourable Ilnelson's Bay CoMpany of the safe
s
progressrTioecsf' vio reached Sault St. Mary's-ou nptain Back and his adventurous
t health and without band
the prosperous
1 ot
fi heroicot.
ayc, 0a
ru perfect
any accident. .'rhey passed, about 15th May, I\lichipitoton
trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company on the north side
of Lake Superior), having accomplished a journey of 1,000
miles in the short space of twenty-cue days.
The marriage of the Hon. Captain Douglas, brother to the
Countess of Aberdeeo, and Miss Pennant, diaighter of G.
Dawkins Pennant, lad., 111. P., of Portland-place, and Penne-
castle, North Wa.es, was solemnised on Tuesday, at Tihnt
Church, It e,gent's-park, London. On account of
.the indispo_
sition of the Countess of Aberdeen, and the severe ihness of
Lady Stewart, the ceremony was conducted with privacy, and
the erejeane appointed to take place at the mausiba In Por:atid-
place was postponed.
TIIE FIRST BOOK A ucTioN.—The first book auction of which
we have any record m Eiwiaud was the sale•of Dr. Seaman's
library, which was brought to the hemmer iu 1676. The address
prefixed to the catalogue ran thus:—`' Reader, it hath not been
usual here in England to make sate of hooks by way of auction,
or who will give most for them ; but it having been m a in
other countries to the advalitage of hoth buyers and seiiers,
was therefore conceived'. for the encouragement of learning to
publish the sale of these books in this manner of way."
4, STATE, OF ThE rRESS TER ISLE IIF MAN.—The 110-
prietor of the Man! Sun has tiv.. i'oltowing dolorous remarks ttl
answer to the reproacles of a correspotn Tim comp,air,ed
of sonic omissions avid uegiigence in ins journal In this is-
land, such is the state of the press, that it cannot afford to d.-
fray the expenses of either emlor or reporter;- consequent:y the
duty, beyond that, of compiling, May be coosidered as =entirety
gratuitous; both our predecessor nod self may fairly cons:-
dered as amateurs. 'the tli:pa journals do trot actually toge-
ther receive •payment fur tnote than 4,0 e.,pies weeKty. 1
weekly sales of the two journals, it:co-more, amount
for which two printinu,lii,.:es are engaged, a:1:1 the copies dc -
livered over the winie island gratis.
We have this week to record a ninnific.ent act of generosity
on the part of a noble lord in'this_ comity—a nobleman whose
philanthropy and benevolence -are only exceeded, perhaps, Li
his untiring and unwayming attachment to our (Acetic/it
of ofin th.ts
sfotirtuthtienueoiun)
pclheutirocnh
hsetaitiee
w---vceheunri,eial .T'td. fun's
city, were wanting about a hundred pounds, when the Rev.
Mr.- Atkinson, rector of that parish, wrote to Lord Rolle, and
begged his assistance in partly making up the deficieucy.
lordship, in the must handsome manner, replied, that he &A
obliged; to the rev. gentleman for directing his attention to tv
subject, and beggeu him to accept the inciosore for the
poses required. The inclosure was a cheque on his bat.e.,l .1/44
one hundicd.p.,nnds.-IVvitern LeniPaury.

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tint ?i3oct's Crerrar. 1 POLICE REPORT. A „ "
f,:': Dipptng Entriltgentr. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, AuOusT 6. LONDON -•
PRICES CURRENT,
. Tuesday, August 6, 1833.
._—.m.-- HATTON-GARDEN. INSOLVENTS.
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TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. August 5-William Robert Wale King, Hosier-lane, West SMith- , ...... s. d. 1.: s.- d.i DUTIES.
THE CAROUSE.: Monday, Mr. Thomas Walford, a carpet-manufacturer, ... field, tin-plate-worker. . ASHES, Pot, Quebec. tr cwt.
• There Is scarcely a place in the 'world to Which the British flag is 1 6 6
__ 1 6 6 1 ree.
of Kidderminster, attended at this office, in company ot • accessible, that a ready Conveyancees' not afforded -from this enter- -Lewis Wood, Wel, w Dairy, Taberneele-walk; and El- -• . Pearl, Quebec
I3ARILLA, Sicily, 4,1,' ton .
. Hurreh ! 611-fill the mystic bowl : tham, Kent, - cow kee per.
his son, reeiding in Gloucester-street, Clerkenwell, to so- prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our BANKRUPTS. . Alit:ant
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• • . Crown-crown the revel, heart and soul ; distant readers. We begin with, the . United States of. America, to
licit the advice and assistance of Mr. Laing.how to pro- James Smith, Liverpool, ship-builder, Aug 28, •Sept. 17, at the BRIMSTONE, Rough, V ton, bond. 14 10 0 -15 0 0 ,6d. er cwt.
,Enterine all temples with the rose, which packets of the must splendid description are despatched as Clarendon'-roorns, Liverppol. • Solicitors' Mr. Is•lawdsley, Liverpool; BARK, Quercitron, ey cwt. - 8 0-0 10 0 Ils. cffr cwt.
ceed under the following extraordinary circumstances:- follows, viz. :- COCOA, Brazil, V Nei. howl
' And drain the lethe of our woes. and Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Veslford-row. 1 3 0 - 1- 5 0 a 6,1. ee as
It. appears that about .four years since the wife of Mr. -New YORK-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th- of each month in the John Gunner, Great James-street, Bedford-row, money ecrivenet. • • Trinidad and St. Lucia . - 3 15 0 3 ' "7- "'
But hark !an echo-sfrange ! it saith ' year. Observe-There is a regular man from New York to CANADA,
" Pale death-pale death!" ' Walford, ;senior, died, and. fieing anxious .to place his and by an arrangement between the respective , geverninents, the John Plowright and Johe Bonuett Bond, Great Surrey-street,. linen-
IC:o;BFrtEta:Eznni,leeeraanucd•dwEeeb:ryindfifi,nnJeea. m:, Triage 319 0- 4 6 0 1 i
dra ers. • • se Ordinary to fine ordinary 47- 4 16 0 'se •
e - . only daughter, who was then fourteen years of age, un- American inland postaee is not demanded, as formerly, ou letters to ,
be forwarded after then,- arrival in New York. - Jfihri•Latchford, Pleradilly, hit and spur-maker. . , o Midlling to good middling - 3 14 0 -,7,.. g
Pe=
Hurrah ! the double-pointed jest William Freeman, Edgeware-road, plumber. - - 6 2 0 ...„
der the protection of some female, he applied to one of , PHILADELPHIA-On the Bth and 20th of each month.
Speed. speed-and give our wine a zest. - his relatives, Who is a married man, residing in London, w
- -oSTON-On the sth and 2uth, usually.- , John Ranger, Newark-epon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, linen-draper.
...es,: Drm.iperh,e7;ig I:zl=nTarri;:! :•31 1- (/)
......-- : A (0) ,dj
' Geotge Pigott, Ranby, Nottinghamshire, corn-factor.
The ill-timed moralist provoke ek. OTHER PARTS Op. THE UNITED • STATES-The .conveyanees are c.: 0 Middling to good middling 415 0- 5 2 0 , 7 4
holdioo. a responsible situation, who consented to re- John• Dent, Durham, draper.
With raillery's most pungent stroke ;
~.• frequent but merchants usually send their letters by way of New -5 17 0 J Ze°
ceive:die girl into his house, and for her to assist in its yore ' se e St. Domingo 3 4 0- 3 5 0
' There-:--there again it whispereth • .. John Walther, jun, Ripon, Yorkshire; innkeeper.
.g --. Havana - 340- 3 5 0 15(.1.ee1b.
domestic affairs. He had frequently written to London HAvAseAu--On the sth of each month. Observe-Letters are for- Hartley Atkinson,. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iromnonger.
. " Pale death-pale death I" scented, also, -by way of New York. . - 3 8 0
-inquiring after her, and received answers that she was Lancashire, shopkeeper.
. MONTREAL-On the 24th of each month during the season. Rj oosbeeprht SGurtecelni ti
PARTNERSHIPS j DISSOLVED. , , - 4 18 0 e, e ee, se,
e- . Hurrah !of harmony we've store ; doing very well, and was in perfect health ; and• on the EAST INDIES, CAPE 'Op GOOD' HOPE',- 'AND' BRITISH WEST INDIA eC: olßcahtetsetrewr ,a
rttali, l_ohra. n ,
3 4 0- 3 9 0 s"' 1r w•
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._...eseeeeeeseeeel On, on-we'll swell the choral roar. death. of her brother he Communicated the event to his IsLaNDs-There are usually monthly conveyances. Marylebone, butchers-eS,Coeney& W. Corney, Old-street, St. Luke's, COTTON, Bowed, 'V 115.
1. Stutter 'and R. Gilson', New Church-street, Portman-market, St. tee Cheribon
00 9 00 11 Ae: ...,
Rio DE JAeEIRO-On the Ist and 16th of each month. cheesemongers-B. Edmunds and T. Norinan, Great Russell-street, New Orleans - 0 1 0 00 .
By heav'n ! 'tis glorious thus to sing, relative, reqo esting that she might be sent down in or- - orKER PARTS oP,SOUTH AmERICA-Notre,,Milarlait f eqe t. Bloomsbury, tea dealers-S. Ransom; M. A. Ransom, and It. Barrett, Bahia.. - 0 0 11 e... e .•-•
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Till these oldhalls are forced to ring : der to attend the 'funeral, when he received an answer GENOA AND LEGHORN-On the Ist and 16th of each morntrn - Andover, silk manufacturers-Hannah Davenport and Humphrey Da- Pernambuco - 0 1 1 re .
~e
Stop ! still above our wildest breath Liseoel-On the Ist and 16th of each month. venport, Marsden, Yorkshire, innkeepers-James Pemberton & kale Berbice and Demerara 0 0 101- 0 1 I 'ee.-d elen
that she was too unwell to accomplish the journev, and
•- • "Pale death-pale death !" . OPoRTO-Every 3 weeks. _ : . Sherrock,l3lackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-J. Hunt and . Common West India OO- 0 0 10 ere g it)
although the iadiyidual (her protector) had several times N
....APLES AND SICILY-Every 3 weeks. • - - --Je Massey, Manchester,' paicnbrokers-C. A. Ferguson &T. Hillman; , Surat - 006 - 0 0 81 eel. e ee
Iluerah ! do'st think vain sounds can scare ? since visited Kidderminster, and knew where to find ap- SMYRNA AND,
,CGNsTANTINOpLE--Eveyy; weeks. Mill-wall, Poplar, mastnatikerse-J. Lidgey and W. Lidgey, Redruth, Bengal 0 0 7- 0 0 71 87A z.'
Cornwall-C. Ogden and It Thornlay,
.Waterhead-Mill, Oldha.m, (Mt- - Bourbon dp. 0 011 - 0 1 2 ee• `si; see
Wine-wine !we dread not empty air ; plicant, he never called upon him to acquaint him how : ton-spinners-J. Moorhouse, J. Holt, jun., and M. Cook, Haslingden, DYEWOODS, FUSTIC, Jam. r ton.. 0 0 0- 0 0 0 ' ele 3s.
But then that voice-'tis foolish fear : his child was going on, and he heard no more of her un- TUESDAY, 6th August. -Noon, Wind N.N.E.---Fair.
N iCca.AmAe,.
Oa echay,
Lancashire, iron and brass founders-R. Lees, J. Lees, J. Smith, L. ' Cuba - 0 0 0 other pts
ARRIVED :-Seafortb, Robinson; frene Deenaearae-sarah, Jefferson, Smith, G. Smith, J.Fitton, Manchester, silk manufacturers-J.Fowler LOGyrOOD, Jamaica 6 0 0-6 10 0 4s. 6d. V
But-there again-more loud and near ; til October last, when lie received a letter from his son
' and Bolivar, —,:. London-Columbia, Booth, Antwerp-Hannah. ' and J. Hewitt, Leicester, hosiers-W. Johnson, T. Griffiths & G.Hol- 715 0-e 8 5 0 ton.
Ob, God ! approaching front beneath- ' ' informing him that his daughter was suddenly missed Underhill, Newfoundland-Minerva, Mudd, Savannah den, Salford, Lancashire, fustian shearers-T.Packham & J.Packham, large and solid
" Pale death-pale death !" from the house of her relative, who would not give any Johnstone, I\l•Phersori, -hence, at Demerara. Brighthelmstone, blacksmiths-J. Wing and Henry Alford, Taunton, FLAX. Riga, 4, ton 42 0 0 -74138
- Oscar, —, hence, et Constantinople. , Somersetshire, surgeons-H.J.Cochrane, J.Burrell, G. Baker, J. Dal- Petersburgh, 12 head 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 Sld efe cwt
Gloom, gloom-the lights are dim-are gone ; satisfactory, account as to ber disappearance. He ac-
'William Mulvey, Comte, hence, at do. . ton, J. Tower, W. Shottou, W. Charleton, J. Wood, J . Darnell, W. GINGER, Jamaica, white, r cwt 6 0 0 -12 0 0
Forth friends have glided one by one. cordingly wrote to his son, urging him to make every Ellen, Coster, hence, at , do. ! Redhead, J.Walker. A. Mowbray, J. C. Tarleton, J. Dunn,William E. • . Barbadoes 3lOO- 4 0 0 lls. 6d.
Alone-alone-have mercy, hell ! inquiry into the matter, 'and. the only acconnt he could Anaxibia, Pidgeon, hence, at do. • Cochrane, W. L. Smart, Thomas Earl of Dundonald, J. Burrell, It. East India ll2- 0 0 0 1 clie cwt.
0° 00 ssz . ele ton.
Carina Bitrikin, hence at Trieste. Bmithsoe, J. Pearson, and J. Gulley, county of Durham, coal own- HEMP, Riga Rhine, V ton 0 0 0- 0 0 0 e Id4p,ewt
One moment etay that w ithering spell. obtain was, that• his (applicant's) daughter slept with Morning Star, Kearns, 'hence, at Dublin. era. so far as concerns the said 0. Baker and J. Tower, Hetton Col- • • Petershurfeh, clean
Pale death. avaunt ! it echoeth another
.girl, and that she got out of bed at half-past ' &rid, Phillips; hence, at do. ~ ' ' liery, .Durham-W. Hareey and E. Lowe, Playhouseeyard, Black- HIDES, )3s. Ayres, dry. V 115, bond 0 0 71- 0 0 104 B. P. dry
Ria,
du
ia
ba'aSdalted, duty paid 0 0 44- 00 6 2s. 4d.
" Pale death-pale death !" . •
six o'clock in a Morning in November last, and, after Liberty, Raeburn, from Antwerp. at Aberdeen. - ' friars, printers-T. Rogers and J. Phillips, Oswestry, Salop, drapers
The Wassily Wellikey; Wulff, henee for Elsineur, got oh shore near --0, Hodgson, R. Taylor, and J. Brand, Preston, plumbers-S. Kent - 0 0 84 wet Is 2(1
ADTENA. haying packed up the whole of her clothes, she decamped the Red Noses, • she proceeded with the evening tide. and G. Kent, Manchester, pawnbrokers-G. Alcock and J. Bond, -Saled, duty paid OO- 0 0 64 4r cwt.
[The above lines are intended a, a sort of shifting panorama, repre- and hail not since been heard of. Several other applica- The Abeona, Russell, hence for Buenos AYres. was spaken 15th Bath-, common brewers-S. It: Daldy, IL Rose and T. Pratt, Rain- INDIGO. Caracca, Floras, r 1b... - O. 0
.0
senting the mind of a conscience-stricken reveller, through the va- May, in lat. 33 42, S. long. 48 21, W. - . . ham, Essex, coal merchants-J.Leighton &F. Garth, North Shields, . Sobres 05- 0 7 0 14d. V lb.
tions were Made, but the person alluded to persisted in Ilataria. March 19.-Since the Ist inst. no Dutch vessels have been common brewers-S. Stein and P. W. Clark, Glasgow; conimission Cortes • os- 0 5 6.
rious scenes of a convivial meeting.' I wish I 'could say that it was Guatimala, Floras .. 0 7 0- 0 7 9 '
saying that- he knew nothing at all.about the girl; he allowed to depart for Europe; in consequence of the Opinion prevalent merchants. .
not experience that supplied the colouring. It •is not, however, a - ' here, that a war has taken piece between greet Britein end Holland. DIVIDENDS. • Sobres 0 5 9- 0 6 9
Would not give any satiidaction to her father ; and his
,asntd. 310. h An sp. tpei na
c,
eL, I(;at,imstbageer-- Cortes - 0 5 6
.recurring experience, and I now put forward the picture merely in • SAILED:-Isabel, Gomel!, for Calcutta-Pleiades • Farnham Bath
not haying advertised her, and other circumstances, in- A S-Canova, Westcot, •Ca.stin Andrew Scott, .fordan, Portland, • East India, Blue and Violet 0 8 4- 0 8 6
' terrorem to others.)-Dublin University Magazine. eoach proprietor. Aug. 9, B. J. „ , . Purple and Violet
duced applicant to suspect that his daughter had been A S—Margery, Wheatley, Quebec—Barbados, Christian, Buenos
" meAructan29ti-LAFurgo.s2tB',Mlla.cCeloemsftpetiodn'w
27, F. Taylor, South Molton-street, Manchester-square, carpenter.- Fine Violet 1 0 7 3 - 0 7 6
ree-Liverpool R we 'Rio Janei
murdered, or that she had been•eeduced, and secretly put AY ' .' o ' ro-Highlander, Munden, New- IBvearPtteoros
inbolt Poultry statiener.-Aue.
Ale, 27 Newman, Clerkenwell, brewer.-Aug 27, J. Wilily, Ox- - Middling to good Violet 0 6 8-0 I 2
founclland-Prince Leopold. Richardson, Copenhagen. n• ,
ford-street, batten-a-Aug.. 28, T. Edmonton, Carli•sle, upholsterer.- Violet and Copper 06- 0 7 0 d. r lb.
LITERATURE. out of the way to prevent exposure. The persons who Oct 29 J. Hubbard Oxford grocer.-Aug. 27, D. BasOey, Dibdale Copper 06- 0 6 6 '
• - liyed.:in the same lioase, and
.neighboure, were alsn as- WEDNESDAY, 7th August.-Noon, ,Wind E.N.E.-Fair. Mid. to fine ord. Shit): sees 0 0 0 - 0 0 0
Domestic Manners and Society in the West Indies. By tonished at the sudden disappearance of the girl. Mr. ARRIVED :-Freyheit. Meyer, from Hamburgh—Pauline, Pirie, dersfield, woollen-manufacturer. - Aug. 30, J. Stiff and 11. Stiff,
Honse7 Staffordshire, pig-iro'n-maker.-Aug. 26, - B. lalarshall, . Hud-
Consuming, mid. to fine. 0 6 2 - 0 6 9
Ostend. Levet-Banke Lancashire; calico-printers.-W. Cross, Pear-tree-hill, Ditto. ord and low 0 5 6 - 0 6 0
Mrs. CARMICHAEL. Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. Walford, jun., also strongly suspected some unfair play, The Fishe an, Gibaut, hence, at Bay Chaleur. Nottingham, merchant. -Aug. 27, W. Dnncan, Gainsborough, Lin- Dust ' 041- 0 6 4
', and he •made an application to Mr. Serjeant &lion, of Christo eller Columbus,- Baleine, hence, at do. . colnshire, cooper.-Ang. 27, -A. Shipman, Dudley, Worcestershire, Madras, very fine 0 5 4-0 5 7
Ave-maria Lane, London. innkeeper.-Aug. 28, -T. Salmon. Stoke Ferry, Norfolle,:merchant- • Ditto, cird to- good - 0 5 3
this office, for his advice, when. he informed him that he Sarah Birkett, Cook, hence, at Buenos Ayres, Ist May.
Intrepid, Grayson, hence, at -do, do. Atm. 30, J. B. Rolls, Birmingham, merchant. -Aug. 28, J. Close, sem, MOLASSES. British, r cwt
.. 1 8 0. -,- 1 11 'V 9s. ir cwt.
. could do nothing. for him without the presence of the Angerstein, Bouch, from Gibraltar, at do. T. Close, and S. Reinhold, Manchester, merchants. OIL; r tun of 252' galls.
This ii, beyond all comparison, -one.-of the best books CERTIFICATES, Arouse' 27. Olive, Galipoli - 0 0 0
, girTs father, and information to that e-ffeCt being for- .Elizabeth, Sanderson, hence, at Rio de Janeiro, leth May. ,
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we have ever read on the manners of the people of the warded- to him at Kidderminster, he arrived in town, and Intrepid, Robinson, hence, at do, 23d. - S. Sheashr; High Holborn, furnishing-ironmonger.-J. T. Parker, Whale, Greenland, without Cks 26 0 0 ••.2,7' 0 0 Is. V ton.
Cambridge;broker.-W. Barton, Newington-causeway, cabinet-ma-
. George Canning Cleland,' hence, at do, _ 25th. - Spermaceti 62 0 0 -64 0 0
West Indies. -Ladies' have opportunities of inquiring • yesterdaY morning,- in company with his son, made an Mar . Bibb •If hidborne. sailed from Rio de Janeiro, for Bombe's' ,k Cod, in casks 2B 10 0-0 0 0
1 3 , ' ' place, Pimlico, picture,,clealer,, ,•., , , „ ....,:,.:, .„., ... ~
er..-W. Oaks, floundsditch, coppersmith.-B. Pinney,' Stafford-
Seal, pale 2B 10 0 -- 0 0 0
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application at the house of her protector, who refused to llth May. .
into these matters which we of the other Sex'' do not . Rape, pale, V czet 1 17 0 I- 1 17 6
-- Emma, Hams, hence, at Genoa. .
• give any satisfactory account of her, further than that Ellene Coster, hence, at Salonica. Linseed 1r tun of 238 galls 26 50 - 0 0 0
possess, and Mrs. Carmichael nes availed herself of these h I d• PEPPER, E, I, White, er 1h 0 0 5- 0 0 9 Is. v 18.
se ia got up in the morning, had run away, and had Betsey, Duthiel, heece, at Gibraltar. - • ST. KA.THARINE DOCKS, LONDON.
PIMENTO, V lb. bond 0 0 41- 0 0 51 5(1. v lb,
_with unwearied industry. We need not say
.more.. The not since been heard of. Blundell, Rosendale, from Rio de Janeiro, at Gibraltar. Stock 4ccount of the under-mentioned Goods for the 'Month ending on
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PA ATI prEST,
4yR Egeatfloen-Ttb o n d ,
• • Pursuit, Allen,. from Santos, at - • do. RICE, Carolina, ele clot ll3- 1 15 0 15s, ep• cwt
book must be read, .and is sure to be read, not only hy Applicant was much affected while he made his state- Bonne Marie, Channibord, hence, at Bourdeaux. Bengal, White, bond - 0 14 0 Is. sip cwt.
men t. Chalets, Allond, hence-, at Cadiz. ' fiedizeiday the 3111 day of July, 1833, exchisiiely of those Goods which
are 'under Charge of the East India Company. - • Patna - 1 0 0 is. tr cwt.
those who take an interest in our colonial and slave po- . • , . Providentia, Galle, hence, at Copenhagen. - - ll6- 1 18 0 6d. V cwt.
Mr. Laing said lie could not interfere, and recom- Mentor, Dempstrev, hence,' at do. ,
00
21
1614-- 00
0 (931? gal'
•pulation, but also by all persons who desire either to be- DELIVERED.
•• Ri.'3l, Jam. 22 to 33 0. P.
Mended bim to apply te a judge for a habeas corpus. Telma. Lamberte from Havana, at Elsineur. , g d g ‘Leeward;underPrOof
instructed or amused. We Shall from time to time allow e quit e t ie. o .ce witl is son,, expressing is e-
H ' •td l• tC 'I h' " h• d BTohen,lia. Lord, from do, at do.
Neva, Welsh, from Matanzas, at do. e e ,
DESCRIPTION' OF GOODS AND t Zee .2 .4
AN ERY, AJ, a Imi oa lileaan, dB,
rPaawl en , -- , ,
2tolo O. P.:. ..... - 0 2 2
the authoress to speak for herselfin our pages. Few can termination to follow the magistrate's 'advice. Pocahontas, Smith, from do, at do. -4
e F -.11 ig BRANDY, Cognac, Ist quality 044-0410 1 £1 2s 6d
cwt 2 15 0- 0 0 0
'Martha; Fitchell, hence, at St. Petersburgh, P ACKAGES. 4 0 2 6- 0- 2 7 JV- gallon
speak or write so well-none better. The following ex- - Czar, Handling, hence, at-Dublin. 4 '44 i, , , ,''t '6. 'O. S UGGE
. .
, o , ... Middling to good. 215 0-2 19 0
tracts are taken almost at random:- IRELAND. Clarence,' Davies, hence, at do. ee ''e co
• . . . . Frances, Maddock,' hence, at do. _ __...._. . Mese and Very fine 3: 0.0-320 - £1 4s Od
... • ' •
. .. . . , . . • Mary Ann, Carr, hence, at do. -
-5 18 21 207 Demerara, brown 215 0- 0 0 0
" Some fifty years ago, colonial society was upon: 'a very dif- MUNSTER CIRCUIT.-LIMERICK, AUGUST 1. Success, Morris, hence, at do. - .• • . AeoEs CaSeS
kegs .... - 50 • Middling to good 216- 2 17 0 de cwt.
ferent footing from what it now is. I was informed by a rely
_,_ • • • • 'TRIAL OF T. STEELE rso Penelope, Byram from Quebec at West Port. , , gourds l4 113 Fine 2lB 0- 3 0 0
. 'old resident in the West Indies, who had resided in many colo- o
:, or on, from uebec, at berystwit ; .
This extraordina • • - ' •* - Jhn G d ' Q ,A
- h
ry trial which has excited the greatest in- - Annow floor casks - - - - ‘ Barbadoes 2lB- 3 12 0
Lies, when conversing upon the subject, that about forty years Cottin, hany Cornfol•th fr Quebec at C rdiff hoges - 1 - '76 Havaria, brown 1 2 0- 1 4 0 1
terest amon 11 1 ' h• •
g a e asses, came on t is morning, at nine o'clock, , • • 4 ' - ' Cw n- ' ' 4 •
ago or more, the only distinction of ranks consisted in white, before M B
r. aron Penne father Guiana, Dunlop, from Demerara, at the Clyde. ASHES, Pot and Pear casks - - - 419 ' Yellow - 1 8 0 - eX3- 3s•Od
coloured, and negro persons. Tradesmen of every description, .•I'h ' h • b . • ; Penelo_pe, Spencer,. fram Trinidad, at do.
e Jury aving een sworn, Mr. Bennett stated the case :- Jane Twedie from Miramichi at Lencester BALSAM barrels .
casks lOO2 7 - 1118 White to fine white
- - - •, 94 Bengal, brown, bond l9O-116 0 J IF cwt.
0 0 0- 0 0 0 1
ty• white were admitted and invited to the best society ;. and ,It was an Indic t h '1 • ' hd f d f 1' ' ' ' * ' - ' * ' *
tmen , e sae , against t e een ant, or a tbel lour Sisters, Clay, irom Quebec, at Milford. boxes, &e.... - 4 1 - 27 Yellow OO- 0 0 0 .x 1 12s Od
althougl; moving himself in that sphere, he told me he distinctly on the government, delivered in a speech- at a meeting of the SAILED:-Sophia, Raims, for Ostend-Atlas, Scott, Elsincur. - BARK ' • casks '5O 1 --• 49 White l6O-I 12 0 4 r cwt.
recollected a young man turning round to him, while standina• - - - 561 'Brazil, brown, bond Ol7O-I 0 0 -)
I; ' k P 1. • l'U •
.. merle o 'tick . mon, and published in the Limerick H - . cases
the next hi a dance, and saying, with a hat• bow, " Si, I will . .
'serons ..... - 1 3 0
rald of the 2nd of May last. The •learned counsel then po. TIIURSDAY, Bth August.-Noon, Wind N.DLW.-Fair. -
. thank you very much for your custom." 'The young man was ceeded tO read the several • • b d - r
counts, six in num er, an to COID- ARRIVED :-Iforatia, ..lrocigson, from Antvrerp-Elizahrtli Maria, , bales.... ..... - e- - - - White to tine White - 1 8 0
. a respectable member of society in his way ; a blacksmith. It bags - - - - Refined,lumps, brown,36lb to 40115 360- 0 0 0 e£3 3s Od
nt on them as he -
w ent on as follows :-Gentlemen, it ii set Okkes, Alkmaar-Wilhelm, Iliers,, Anisterdam-Tertar, Barker, & tons - 100 Middline., - 0 0 0 1 cwt.
is needless to add that these days are long gone by, and that forth in the incl.' ' '
ictment that he represents himself as the agent Fortune,•Storey, Rotterdam-Josephina, Mouldenhour, aed Active, BARILLA, Sicily tons ..... .....; - 5 - 119 Loaves, eirigle, ord, 141 b to 181 b .. 310 0,- 3130. i
there is a sufficient number of a secondary rank among the white of Mr. O'C 11 1 h
onne , an( t e part of the publication charged -as a Vanderbro k Os
c , tentl-Goideberuagting, —, Rotterdam-Ceres, Teneriffe.... ..... .tons ..... ..... 368 351 - • 89G • Middling and fine -
• people to form a society of themselves." libel begins by saying. that Vinck, Ostend. Spanish eons - , 19 - 13 TALLOW, Petersburgh, Teilow ...• 260- 2 6 3 13s. 2d. V
, * * * * * * * "In this capacity of agent to O'Connell, he went lately into 4rea eirrirede-Polgooth, Rawlings, from Cork--Mitrys Watkin, Other SOrts.. --tons .. _, _ _ 6 Archangel, Soap OO.- 0 0 0 S cwt.
Wicklow-Lady aliddleton, Weod, Ipswich-Lady Anne, Buckan, BRlsraiss easks 5B ' 70 - 121 TAR, 'Virginia, w Int OO 0 .e-• 00 0 e 15s. per
• " The Sunday market I heard them always talk of as an evil, the county- of Kilkenny, to give utterance there to the d Chests, Sec.. ' - 393 Stockholm aud Archaneel 0146-o'ls 0 5 12 brls.
eeP and Manley Stone Poole-Swallow Thomas
, , Chart )
es-own-Swift, CA.3I mon.
- neither did I ever in my life hear it vindicated in the abstract. e_pressions of his immeasutible execration of the miscreant Atkin '' ' ''
, Bustol-Eliza, Thomas, Swansea-Amity Jones Cardiff- CARDAMOMS -chests . 281 • - 16 435 TOBACCO, Maryland, ag lh, bond.. 0 0 0- 0 0 0
To the white population it is a nuisance, and no advantage ; hut. Wbitefeet, the auxiliaries of the base Whig government.- Thomas, Allenby, Ulverstone-Queen Ad I 'd '(
' ' C ' rt 1
eat e, steamer) London.. ASSIA,. is U a casks, - - - 7 Ordinary and Scrubs OO- 0 0 0
it is far otherwise to the negro and coloured people; who derive (Cheers.) How wouid that government have been delighted if derry. .. . • - Lignea............. :packages .... - 98 • 971 • 6091 Brown Leafy to Coloury. OO- 0 0 7 1
-- " "
.niany peculiar profits from the market being on Sunday, which he had, instead of endeavouring to tranquillise that county, to Europe, Maxwell, hence for New York, was spoken 27th Jly 'n . Buds . packages .. ~ - - 30 Virginia, Ord: and Dry 0 0 -21- 00 3 e3S.'r lb.
u-' 1 • CINNAMoN packe.ges .--- 26 9 - Middlingepart black 0 0 31-e 0041 i
they would be deprived of were it held ou a week day ; and put down those miscreant Whitefeet, if he had created additional lat. 52 50, long. 18 20. • : CeoVISS peekages .. . 239 •27 31 1569 Kentucky, Leaf OO- 0 0 34
therefore, although so disgraceful a scene, yet it was one of those exeitemente'e - Fearon, Leonard, hence, at Dublin.
COCHINEAL serons 52 42 301 . Stemmed 0 0 31- 0 0 6
customs which were it at: once abolished, other worse 'zonss, " The miscreant government found that he was succ'eedin Venus, Balie, hence, at Carrickfergus.
Cocos., British Plantation ..easks - - - 1 TURPENTINE, Rou,ghetfeewt,Amer 0116-012 0 4s -
Id (reset
g Mars —, from Batouche at Cork. . bar. or hags 49 •78 - 2203 •
quences might followewhich will hereafter be- explained. It is too will in his object-that he had got large quantities of arms ICI f C 1 •A b'f
H 11i,,h1 d f
sa e , or. a eutta, ra
~ .or avana e, an oar Newfound- Foreign casks - - - 5 , • i
sufficient here eo say that 1--conecieoously believe ,the. white himself, aud h
Let more had been given u to others, and that 1
P , and ; and Virginia, for Vuguna, passed
.y
II;o1 head at't3 .m. bar. or bags• . - - 447 2645 ENGLISH . STOCKS, AI.:GtIsT 6.
h •W' t I cl• s are b
.population of t-e .es n ie. y nk..means adoicates for the distarhances.were every day decreasing; arm what did they SAILED :-Lee Sco_.te, f r Barbado Mono gale's. Brow .
tuying and selling unnecessarily upon the Sabbath; bizt they do ?He made i speech in Kilkenny, and-they had und tak d 1 h' A P'l
•111 Q ' L' 1 J h riWr'll' W le* D ' '
er en e p la- nn a el, o stone, I, ,on- o n i lam, y , anzig
n, Phila.- CoieEE British Plantat•ori casks 278
i . ...... - _ _
bar. or bags• - 1107 .Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent
3 per Cent. Red. Anns 2OB 9 8
£lOOO.. 891 f a •
inust be aware, as residents in the colonies, of many difficulties to p
.rosecti e un or a speec . ear, ear. e espised --
•t h. f th t h (ti h ) H d • eerie. Elizabeth, Buchout, Rotterdam-Chatham, 'Wood, Boston- Moeha bales 437 239 3 7349 . Ditto
and dangers in making any sudden change, of which those living - their prosecution." -Detiance, Kirk, Cape of Good Ile_pe-Portia, Sproat, Havana-L'Ad- Malabar bales - 61 2 739 3 per Cent. Consols Anne 1000.. 89 eB4 i
in England can have no idea." " What was Lord Greye.Lord Brougham, or Lord Anglesey venture, Lams, Ostend-Torgen Vlyt, Will, Rotterdams-Active, Lat. Other East India lreees . .. 3141 832 622 21950 Ditto 5OO. 89 181
• a a * * a a to him? He stood iMmeasurably above them. all. (The entire ter Belfast---lopi e Beer Cor - '
Brn tt F-1 -B' ' , k Uatherine, Whelan, Waterford-
nees ee. ee ,s, testeme-Ringwood, Smith, Newfoundland-United St. Domingo
. casks ~ _
bar. or bags. • - - 17
9 3831 34_per Cent. Areas. (1818).. .
Ditto lOOO.. 961 .
500.. Nothing done.
,
" West Indians do not now shrink from investigation on the union here etood. up, and the cheering for a considerable time Stat , Holdrulge, New I ork-Swan, Shannon, Dublin. Havannah, Porto kieo, Sze. casks.... •- - - g 272 3 per Cent. Arms. (1726) Nothing done.
_
subject of kindness to their people,-neither need they do so,_ was tremendous )., They were the execration of ail Ireland, and -- bar. or hags• • - - 122 2456 34Sper Cent. Reduced Anns 1000.. 961 1 1
from a fair impartial investigation they have nothing to fear ; they had brought England to the brink of revolution. (Loud VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. Brazil casks - - - - Ditto 500.. 96* i
what they justly dread, is that despicable system of espionage Cheers.) They were both hateful and contemptible. (Cheers.) bar. or bags• • - - 1213 1536 New 3i per Cent. Anns 1000.. 96 151
which is so boldly carried on and encouraged„ by those too who Who would sae he was not then far above tlaem ? 'What was EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. COTTON, United States bales • 116 10 131 546 Ditto
ought to know better than to listen to the descriptions of persons Lord Grey? A. miscreant tyrant. Aye, that was the phrase Aikin & llnglies, 175 Atholl, P, Cape' of Good Hope Pernambuco
Bahia bales
bales — - 29
- - - - 4 per Cent. Anna. (1826)
Ditto lOOO.. 1031 4
who never mixed in decent society in the colonies, and whose for Which they would prosecute him, but he would use itagain, and Mauritius 500.. 103 s e -
Maranliam - - - - New 5 -per Cent
' Nothing -
observations can only be derived from second hand, and there and.saY he was a miscreant tyrant. When Lord Grey got, into C L Bahr, 285 William Shand, P, Bombay
.Rio Janeiro, &c bales • • - - 28 16 Long Anns., exp. Jan. 5, 1860. . ... .... 17 5-16 4
can be little doubt, often from the lower orders of coloured power he promised to be the friend of the people, but he only , WEST INDIES, &C. Demerara and Berbicebales • • - - - - Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10, 1.859
people. This is not the place to describe the effect produced beeame the friend of his own family, (hear, hear,) he took every J Gladstone & co, 354 Chatham, P, Demerara Grenada and Se Vincent bales .... • • - - - - Ditto ~ Jan. 5,1860
upon the negro by the sweeping aspersions laid tu the charge of care to feather his own nest." ,•, W Ker, Imrie & co, 114 Elizabeth, K, St Domingo, (entered West India Islands....bales • • 35 - 92 100 Ditto 50 „ 'Tan. 5, 'lBBo
leth July, for Gibraltar) Egyptian bales • • - 100 20 400 India Stock, div. 104 per Cent.
the whole 0l the white Population ; but it is now too late to Gentlenien of the jury, has he stopped at hatred? Though we F Gouth •te 183 Arab P Jamaica Smyrna, &c hales - South Sea Stock, div. 31 per Cent
soften the bitter cup of calamity that many an European family might be disposed to quarrel with the vulgarity of the term w wai • ' " •
Ker, Imrie & co, 224 Perseverance, G, Antigua & P Cabello Bourbon and Manilla..bales .. - 2 69 -32 - Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent 874
has had to drink. More than one proprietor I have seen sink to ' miscreant,' we should all join him in his execration of such (entered 22d July, for Antigua 8.; Santa Martha) . Bombay bales • • 2281 82 1329 9898 Ditto New Arinuities, div 3 per Cent .87
the grave under his accumulated feelings of disappointment at lawlese desperadoes. But he does not do so, for he finishes by social! AMERICA. Bengal bales • • - - 215 68 -3 per Cent. Annuities, ;17k) Nothing done.
finding his character so unjustly attacked, and his worldly pros- calling Ahem -‘ auxiliaries of the base Whig government.' Gibbs & co, or Ashleys, 204 Bolivar-, P, 'V 1 •
a perms°, Interme- r, Madras bales •- - 88 121 1093 India Bonds, 21 per Cent.
, vREAM OF TARTAR . ... CaSks • • - 16 - 117
peels completely crushed, while his afflicted family were bet eaved (Laugfite.er in which Mr. Steele again joined.) Gentlemen, Bank Stock for AcCount, July 24,
dios and Lima ELEPHANTS' TEETH eivts • • 19 71 50 292 3 . pet Cent. Consols for Opening, July 24 .. 891 481 4
of a husband and a father, and reduced to work fur their own said Mr. Bennett, this may be a subject of laughter to some, but J Holliwell, or Eer & co, 269 Garland P, 'Pernambuco
- - FeAx„Riga and Pernau tons ..... ... • • - - - - Luna Stock for Acconnt, July 241
support, early and late, to procure a miserable pittance. There It impresses me With a different feeling. Will any man swear C L Bahr, or Ashley Bros, 239 Spting„ K, 'Rio Janeiro Petersburgh, 9 heads tons. .... ... •• - - - - EXCHEQUER BILLS.
Isaac, Low & co, 401 Wm M•Donald, G, Savannah
are not a few at this moment in these lamentable circumstances, that such language is not calculated to bring the government ...P.etersbinghs 12 heads '.. tons • • - - - - £l,OOO . 53s 45s 48s 45s 49s pm.
, C Humberston & co, 236 Travis, P, Darien
who were kind benevolent owners of negroce, and whose people, into contempt ?7---if so he has a very different feeling .of tne Memel, Libau,& Koning,sburg tons • • 2 - - .2 500 533 55s 46s pm.
though of course no longer belonging to them, visit them, and meaning of the passage from mine.. The learned counsel then UNITED sTATES. Codilla tons. • • - - - - Small
W& J Brown & co, - William Brown, P, :Philadelphia Archangel tons • • - - - - • 'Advertised Nothing done.
feel for them, taking provisions j'reguently from their own grounds proceeded to state and -comment upon the other parts of the • • 33 29 - 93 Commercial Nothing done.
to their old Misses. 'Negroes are by no means the stupid beings speech charged as libel; and having concluded his address, en- CO
toNtloVnood & , .372 Robert ltussell, K, -New Orleans
1 , Ogden & co. 38. Sarah Sheafe, la New York - NeW Zealand
Other Sorts tons
tons • • - - - - '
some people suppose them to be ; they know very welithe estate tered upon the evicl_ece in its support. CALLS, East India easks • • - 9 - -
' .
'• - • BRITISH AMERICA , „ .
that doing is.well, and the one that is sinking ; and they can The report of the speech and the avowat were then read in - ' • - sacks •• - - - 61 FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, AUGUST 6.
,
Welch, or Blackburn,' 2.59 .John W eleh, P, Montreal
trace from cause to effect more accurately than some may ima- conjunction, in order to connect Mr. Steele with the publica- D Gibb, 462 Milo, B, Miramichi Trieste
GINGER, West India casks
-desks • • 5 5 - - Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 1.0 Gu., per X Ster... 971
gine. I recollect a negro coming one day to my door in April tion. The _avowal ran thus- Do, 553 Joanna, B, Quebec .
.berss . • • - - - - Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent - -,961. 71. 64 4
1828: she had two trays, one upon her head full of plantains, "The report of this speech was not written by mrelf but Do, 573 St John, _Do 6 Brazilian Bonds
' East India - cailts• .. - _ ___
and another on her arrnewith -some fruit. After purchasin.
.contains, substantiiilly, the spirit of what I said, and adopt it Barton & Rayees, 286 Caroline, P, -Do bags •• 558 16 1566 10678 Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct.,
- some pines, I asked her if the plantains were for sale ; she sal'a as mine. I Spoke as a member of the Birmingham Political J Froste, or Tolley & co, 162 Sion-Hill, P, • Montreal' '
Gem; •Arnmoniac ' • .• •
cases, &c • • - - - 7 May 31 , 28 7 4
-- s & Swamson, 202 Timandra, K, . St John, N B Columbian Bonds;(1824) 6 per Cent., for the Acct.
•no ;' and with a tear in her eve, added, • I'm going to carry dem. Union, assailing a revolutionari: ministry,.kept in their offices Willi Animi and copal ... • . cases, Bre • • 30 61 -21 140
eo my:old misses, she be very "kind to me when I was her nigger; 14 the terror of the ` Hurra to ondon,' of that union." MEDITERRANEAN. ~:-: '.l Arabic, Barbary....casks, &c • • - - - 27 May 31 26 451
Danish Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent
J Moss & co, 294 Eroe, Q. Naples & Messina East India, cases, &c... • • •18 19 - 149
my misses kuowed better'times, but bad times now misses,--bad Mr. Steele then rose and addressed the jury in a speech of Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 emild., for the
(entered 20th July, for Messina & Piderrno) . Turkey ... cases, &c... • • 58 40 - 99
.
times-my. misses had plenty nigger, and her husband, and tine Upwards of two honrs, in which he dwelt upon the incon.sistencv • Asialbetida cases, &sc... - - 9 Acct., May 31
pic-a-ninnies; but dem bad times come, and so you see dera of ministers, who, to.leep. themselves inuilice, had connectea _ , F'A.IN AND' PORTUGAL.. . . . Benjamin eases, &c... • • 6 - 4 95 Greek Bonds. 5 per Cent
II 11's. 11, or W leer & co, 114 Jean Stuart, C, °pert° Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the Acct ,
eell one. two, tree,-I no know how many nigger, till at last themselves with men who , were morally in arms acrainst their ,
. , :IT AParitille ' Dainrea 'bales, &c... • • 131 5 - 358
, 168 Camoens, 0, - Do May 31 '43 1
! .Galhanum cases, &c... • • 8 - - 8
massa die. -1 believe he die of broke heart : so.we just go now sovereign, and identified themeelves with a revolutionary body, Vienna & Jones, 113 Paragon G, Lisbon Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent . 23
and den and see misses, and vie her some yam, or some plan- 'in the case of the Birmingham political union, of whichlie was cotegyrorth & Smith, 123 Vt '-' Gamboge cases, Scc. .. •• - 1 6 154
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent..
. 0 xen, G, Do, (entered Ist . Guaicum .• .. ....... cases, &c... • • - - _ -
tain, or any little ting just to help her.'" a member, and yet would attempt :to prosecute him fog using - Aug. for Gibraltar &. Cadiz) . Kino - - 67 Ditto Regency Scrip, 5 per Cent 23 24 545141 d 2 4 Pm
* a * * * a * his privileges as a member of that holy to assail them as revo- WII Wood, 93 Joaquina, K, ' Cadiz, San Lucar Mastic -..eases, &c... • • - - - 4 Russianßonds, (1822) 5 per cent., XSt
" Many ur the free, and not a few of the coloured slave do- iutionary ministers, to the terror ef whose bayonet as such mem- ft Seville, (Ist entry 26th July, for Cadiz, Malaga Ss Barcelona) Myrrh, East India.. cases,. &c... • • 7 2 4 53 . Ditto for the Acct 'May 31 •
Ditto' Metallic •'
3
, ex per ru., s. Id
mestics, of both sexes, have been in England. I have conversed ber they were indebted for their retention of office.
.. tertore. . , . Turkey ...,cases, 5m..... 2 .... _ 2
Spanish BOnds,•s per Cent " 231 41 34' 411 3 4 '
Mr. Steele having concluded his speech, proceeded to call his J C Keleveski, - Twee Gebroeders, 13; Antwerp ! Onbanum cases, &e... • • 61 - 64 341
with several of them,-but they all disliked it, and uniformly upon Ditto., for the Acct., May
:31
evidence. . C G Weber & co, 188 Eleans
sre, Q, Elsineur Sendarack cases, &c... 5
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent, (1823) for the Acct
the same grounds; let the detail of one conversation serve as a . .
Do, - Fortuna, Q, eDo • • Senegal casks, &c,... • • - 1 - 24
Mr. Baron Pennefather charged the jury, who remained in lklay-31 '' 20 21 1 I
specimen. Do, - Delphin, Q, , ;Do Tragacanth cases, &c... • • - - - 14
'
"E. had been long a female coloured slave, occupied princi- deliberation for a considerable time, and, not being able to C.I: Bahr, - Catharine Elizabethe, Do ' Other Sorts cases, &c... - - - French Rentes, 5 per Cent
pa i
l'y about the children of the family to which she belonged.- agree upon a verdict, they were ecalled into court and dig- -Do, -.Helena, Q, . .Do HEMP, ,Riga Rhine ----tons • • Ditto, Exchange
- French Rentes, 3 per Cent
She was what may be termed a very superior servant • she was 11
c arged with the consent of-both parties. • - Do, - Elise, Q, . 'Do Petersburg, Clean tons .. 40 152 14 191
Ditto, Exeliange
Do - Johanna, G, Memel -Riga &Petershury„ Outshot tons • • 3 20 - - 136
uniformly extremely well dressed, always wearing stockings and Mr: Steele then entered into fresh recognizances, after which I ,
)o, . 160 Catharine. Carolina, Q, Do ' Half Clean and Pass ....tons •• _ 73 _ 74 , Dutch, ei per Cent. „exchange 12 gull 5ll 12 1 1
shoes, with many expensive ornaments, and nice Madras-hand- he withdrew. .
• •
• • . Do, 265 Maria, B, Ostend Memel and Koningsbergtons ...... .. •• - - - 7 ' Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 -
,
' kerchiefs for her turbans. She had gone home with her inaster's ' Do, - Esidius, B, Do Codilla .tons • • - --
.-.- Dutch, 5 per Cent
family, and resided some time with them in England; though . . • DR-KENDIOCK. „ . ' Do, 2-12 Navarino, Q, Danzig , -East India . tons. • -
• 124 '35 729 . . Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
. . . .
not at all clever, she was pOlite in her manneis, and had no The following correspondence took place on the presentation Do, 75 Wesley, S, Havre & Rouen Archangel tons • • - - - ' " • '
. - -
Do, • 117 Twee Oebroeders, Q, Rotterdana Other Sorts ' tons . . • 29 - 44 •
want of common sense. She had permission from the attorney of a silver tray and waitei•s and a carriage to the above gentle- ..
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDON, AuensT 6.
• Do, - - Henrietta, B, '' Stettin . Hones • • - 712 6330
-to work out for herself, therefore she paid him a certain sum, ana man, as noticed in our last.number. . .
.. Do, . 224 Nath Graham, Q, •St Petersburgh INDIGO, East India chests, &c.• • + 838 e 134 4- 461 +lOOOl Amsterdam c f 12' 31 Bilboa
he furnished her with all she required. Her employment was LETTER FROM MR. GLAZEBROOK TO DR. KENDRICK. ; Do, 161 Ja.coba, Q, • Amsterdam ' Spanish - serons, &c.• • - 33 18 632 Do at sight -
Working with the needle. I asked her how she liked England, • • - . --.:" WA ItRINGTON, 16th April, 1833. . Do, - Auguste, Q, Danzig IPECACITANHA . casks • • - - - Rotterdam
' Not vet's' well, Misses." No, what did you dislike there r_ ' DEAR SIR,-The invaluable professional services which:you Do, .e - Phcenix, g, , Elsineur -bags ..... ... • • - 2 - 1 . , Antwerp . - 12 7 t Gibraltar (per hard dol.) -474
4 Misses, tugland be very fine country to be sure, every thing to have gratuitously-rendered to the poor of this town and neigh- - Do, - - 232 Pauline, B, • - Ostend JALAP hales
. • • 13 1 42 Hamhurgh Mcs. Bco l3 1311 Leghorn 474 !
Swainston & Cram 423 William Pitt B Nerve L'Ac-DeE ' eheets • • 15 40 5 1546 'AltOna • ' 13131 ' Genoa 25 90 '
be had there, fine shop ana all that; but Misses,England very-had bourhoode ftar the last forty .years,.demaud from the inhabitants I, c
-MACE
l • ' 173 'Grey Her ' N'• •- - . '
C instenson, man Vedel Jarlsberg, Q, Tons-- • a - 4 37 Paris three days' sight Se 25 75. ' Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.)... 47
country tor poor servant ; Misses, it feared me to see how the of a higher grade, some marked acknowledgment and testi- NOLASsES casks • • 68 238 - 179 - Do.
. • berg & Dram ,-,
.
Servant worked there, and they no thought nothing of nei- moey of their gratitude and esteem. • . is UTMEGS packages .. • • 7 3 59 121 Bourde.aux do et, 26 Neples
.
, ' thee; Misses, they' work so hard •,_ up early, Misses, they no stop . " Anxious that the expression of their feelings should be con- . Oir., Castor - 37 3 25 Frankfort on the Main ..153 Palermo ey 0z...1191
work sometime past midnight, and then their Masses and Misses veyed in a form at once useful as well as ornamental, a coin- '.-
Emporto. 'dapper., &e.• • 7 9e - 710 . , Petersburg 41, rouble .... 10 Lisbon •43
Palm casks • • _ 111 11 82 Berlin
take no thought of them When they be old; they no give them rnittee was appointed in order to decide on the best. mode of • cur. doll. Oporto
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. . . . . Cocoa Nut .casks • • 77 185 1 6419 Vienna, Ef. 2m. ... .. go: 10 3 Rio de Janeiro ' 381
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•- house to live in, Misses. I'd thing it very hard it' I worked for carrying the said object into effect ; and,it is my privilege, as WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. . Olive - casks • • 102 13 - 177 Trieste, ditto
my Massa all the time l'in able, and then when I get old.he no sFeretary to tilai COthinittee, to- beg Your acceptance of a car. Seaforth, Robertson, fin Demerara, with 291 lids 52 tea 84' trls su- °Pium chests • • 30 - 6 88 Madrid
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give me house nor nothing. Misses, a slave here be much more nage, iit hopes that. its. use may tend' to preserve
.your health gar, 118 pns 43 lids 14 brie rum, J Gladstone & co-79 hds 39 tcs 44 PADDy bags - - - - Cadiz , 374 -Cork do
. thought of than poor English servant.' I told her it was very ann. prolong your 'dee :also .of a silver-tray and waiters, as last- brls suer, 19 pns rum, Taylor, Potter and co-19 bds sugar, c Hors-, . , , quarters .. • • - - 200 83 •
true ; but that in consideration for the loss of some of these ad- Dk - •
iug proofs to your children of the estimation .in . which their fal_le•era , - • PEARL SHELLS cwts •• ' 286 ' 113 ' -18 3098 "--e-:------7--- .
. . . .. - . 's
th ' ' - '
Ali naa, IN alker, fin Demerara, wi 30 hes 25 hrls roffee 169 eks PEPPER, Black bags • • 10846 • 969 2083 54052 BULLION, LONDON, Aueusx 6.
-vantages, some thought it a sufficient equivalent tO be free, and father was-so deservedly beide and as a stimulus to them to fol- To 1 ,
o asses, 18 hds sugar, 7 pns rum, G Quayl 12 isns 27 lids'rum. 40 White hags • • - 56 - 1621. . .
- , no longer a slave. ' Well but, Misses, added she, ' what sig- low the exarnple so woithily set them. hes sugar, N Waterhouse and Sons-6 hds do, W S Hamilton & co- PIMENTO casks • • - - • - • 3 PER QZ. X. s. (I.
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" Although convinced you would never have adopted the 28 hde do, Sir J Tobin-2G hds do, Wilson and Cort-33 lids do, D bags • 405 13 1082 Portueal Gold in Coin OO 0
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, nify free, if we stance !"lhat many of the coloured slave popu-
lation see the superior worldly comforts they enjoy, compared " Motto" (*men by your committee, from a consciousness that- winink-10 hds do, 40-pns rum, S Mackay-30 cks molaeses, 6 pns. Qutoxsitveri bottles. • • - 9 Foreign Gold in Bars 317 9
with their white brethren in free service in Great Britain, f have success in your profession. depends alone upon Him who can 22 hds rum, T aed II Murray-78 lees 2 tea coffee, 24 bds spear, 145. - RATTANS bundles . • • 1617 4707 45447 New Doubloons
- had abundant evidence." bless the Means used tor the recovery of the sick ; yet, in their - salted c and o hides; Glen and Murphy-2 tes coffre, 9 ble cotton' D -urteAeis • chests • • 1 13 9 246 New Dollars O- 94
. . . .- _ . . • Sutton-1 brl suear 1 brl rum 3bo fiarclwOOd, 2 bxs su d 1,1) 1
CCa es, r RICE, East India casks • • . . - 2 e Silver Bars, Standard OO 0
- opinion, it is peculiarly adapted to -ye:air case, inasmuch as the shadd •k 40 1 ' od' -i" Dk
ot. s, co er nuts, rer bags
895 2358 101 21107 , ,
. ` most valuable part of your life has been spent in contributin., Americau casks ..... • • - 29 3 96 -- . - - • '
es .. . ,
.- SOUTH fIiVIERICA. FOREIGN MAILS. ~
ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. as an instrumentunder • PrOvideuce, to the health of your fet-
- Hannah, cannon; fm Puerto Cabello and Mobile, with (fin Puerto Rex; -Jamaica puncheons• • 6 2 5 197
1 low-creatures :--' SALUTEM HoMINIBUS DANDO.' hegsheads • • 23 1 - 57 .
- Cabello) abt 100 t copper ore, J Bibby and co-(fm Mobile) 781 bales . . .
Demerara and Berbice .einricheons• • 1 4 - .39 . riACES. I POST-NIGHTS.
"That You may long be spaied, a blessing to your family and cotton, R Wilson-P Dik boneheads : 7 1 _ 102 , -
NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-BuitY ST. EDMUNDS, A
.. -1.7 G. 3. friends, and a source of consolation to your poorer neighbours, Ra 'd It f M t V'd - • h 15.5 1 d d 34 d d
pi , oss, m on e i eo, wit - se te an I ry oan c Other British Islands *
.., puneheons• • 13 20 33 France -I Monday, Tuesday,
REDEL V. LUCOCK. is' the sineere wish of all those who have united to promote the hides, 11 eks centg 807 doz rabbit skins, G Wildes and co-49 pps tale , hogsheads • • 29 - - 29 -. Malta. (riu France,) ',. I. ThureclaY, and
This was an action for breach of promise of marriaae • ' presentation of these marks of respect and esteem, by their mu- low, J Scurr-30 pps do, Waddington, llolt and co--50, pps Ihf ppe SAFFLOWER ' ":1.,' bales • • 10 2 2 272 Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Saturday.
do, 731 dry and 1500 dry salted o and c hides, 24244 horns (abt stj chests..... • • 5 16 - 81 ' Spain
damages laid at £l,OOO. ' ' tual and voluntary contributions, in whose name, and for whom
' Order-300 eks in shakes (retd). C Horsed' and T Tobin-P Dk ,
I have great pleasure in subscribing myself, . . bac:,s ...... • • - I - -103 Holland and the Netherlands
Iris, -Pagan, fm Buenies Ayres, with abt 4t c and o horns, 2081 salt- e ee
Mr. Kelly (with whom were Messrs. Gunning and " Dear Sir, your faithful and sincere friend, ed and 1922. dry hides. G Barker and co-950 dry hides, -A Rieolta- ',.,
,JA 'TPETRE packages, .• • 105 180 - . 1806 Germeny; Switzerland; Dent-nark, Prussia, Rus- Thursday.
Cooper) conducted the plaintiff's case. "THOMAS KIRKLAND GLAZEBROOK, Secretary. 20 hes mercbandize cents unkn, II Miller-11 bls horse hides, 24 dry s'
ItIRSAPARILLA tons • • 254 138 18 ',1107 sia, and the NOrth of Europe .
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I , blies • • - • 76 . • 964 Portugal
t • -It appeared that the plaintiff, Miss Redel, a young "James Kendlick, Esq., M.D., &c." ox and hon.e hides, W Appleyard-22 bls wool, 3 Barrett and Sons- I
SHELLAC . citestS • • 38 40 119 1779 - Sweden and Norway • Thtiteday.
. I lady of 2.3 years of age, lived in the same village, called ~ 5 lels merelrandize conts unkn, Turner. Brade and co-1 prcl coats • It Y
unites, G Wright and co-abt 7 t horn tips; Order-K Dk SILK,. a len ~ bales • • 80 135 104 Gibraltar -I
• • DR. KENDRICK'S REPLY. Turkey .bales • • - _ 38 ' Malta and the Mediterranean- • ' Monday before the
Grandisburv, in which the father of the defendant, who • Gooiest, Be-ntinck, Mackinney fm Buenos Ayres. with 1006 ox hides . Valencia • bales - - - - - . Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds. . first Tuesday in
BANK-STREET July 6th, 1833. DW • %lit 11-7 d D, L" '
,_ re, -00, t. islu, and co-534 do, 3l'Crackan, Jamieson Bengal li'lles
was a retired hairdresser from London, had resided-both o DEAR GL Th ' ' ' -
AZEBItooK.- e, eXpetienCe ot more than hall and co-abt 10 tox horns, Du Fay, Collin and, co-999 ox hides, 23 • China bales •• - 8 - • 77 . Buenos, Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and- Peru
' parties within a few days of being of the same acre, and a ceutury, during which ample oPportunities have been afforded psps tallow, 1 ppe Ipn3 hf pps 2 brls Ibx 2 pude conts unkn, Order- Persian •• '
bales • • - - - - - . Jameica, the Leeward Islabds, and Bahamas ... iTue.sday
.before the
•
' had known each other from childhood. The daendant of observing my character' and disposition, will enable my (The remainder of the cargo landed at'Antwerp)-P Dk ' 'Waste ........ ......... bales - Carthaeena and La Guayra - ,first Wednesday in
I had also passed some years of his early life at a school friends to judge how far I estimate the honour done me, and. . •... . UNITED STATES. Manufactured bales . • • 3 1 ' 2 l North America I every month.
he kindness shown me On the resent occasion. .
kept by the father of the plaintiff; which he left when 1. , . .1).- Minerva, Mudd, fm Savannah and Philadelphia, with Tfm Saran &GAR, West India hogsheads •• • 506 276 895 • Lee Ward Islands and Demerara 1 ,Tiiesdey before the
" I sincerely regret my inability to express what I feel, and, na )
h 1000 bales cotton, A T 1 d ' Phl d 1 h' e -
ay or an co-„fm ia e p ia) 31. brls tierees.... • • 16 - - 39 Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah.... e.third Wednesday
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• about 14, but it was upon or about the period he came of equally so that eircumStances preclude the possibility of re- tar, T and W Davies-abt 92 t granite, J Goodwin, GDk • bar. or bags• • • 22 _ . 3 - . . 328 - Mexico, Cuba, andllonduras :
• Mauritius bags 4194 9694 137 35729 , -
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a,Ye that he paid his addresses formally to Miss Redel, turning my thanks individually. Throtigh you, therefore. as BRITISH AMERICA. • .
te Bengal chests...l .. . .
Wakefield, Armstrong, fin St John's, NIL with 124 ps birch, and 989 le7 224 3233
and, both by word and written declarations, promised to secretary, I beg to assure them that such high tokens of their . bags .... S.. . PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S,
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make her his wife. Whether he inherited poetic genius es -
teem and friendship can never be forgotten. 715 ps fir timber, 6 c 14 deals, 1081 e staves, 14 c riekers, 1 piano forte
retd, Cannon and Miller-2 pns 1 brl furs, Order-B Dk w -Cbina, Siam,SeMalichests .. s• .
5 45 1702 25518 .Friday, .dugust 6, 1833.
"On me must devolve the important task of proYing by my Ilaunah, Underhill, fm Newfoundland, with 203 cks train oil, 2530 nilla. bags .... S..
with his patrimony, or whether the ardnur of his love baskets ..... _ _ 223 267 - e
actions the extent of my gratitude. This I can only do by de- seal skins, 3 o and c hides, 15 c old junk, 1578 deals, 413 staves, 9 oar
, , Havannah boxes • 1324 - ' 691 : 11419
' LONDON AND LIVERPOOL OUTWARD. HOME.
' ' ins ir • •
supplied him with .p ation, is a point which must be voting, during the remnant of my life, the moderate portion pieces, W W Bulley-K Dk . • - Brazil ' 'chests .. _ _ 20 * 2312
left to posterity to resolve, but certain it was that the gal- of talents I possess, towards promoting the health and comfort John Porter, Jenkinson, fm Halifax, NS, with 11 c2O birch plks, , barrels, &c... - - '2 ' ; 362 ,es -
lant young hairdresser made attack-s
upon the heart of of others. Should I, at any time, feel disposed tU neglect so 30 c2O deals, 1'284 c!O staecs, Ick furs, 2 bls wax, W Faieclough- 'Potto-Rico hogsheads •• ' 266 - 3 440 a""'""i-ea ' . ' 30s. OdALOs.od. oto 0 guineas
581,,es mahogany, Mignowitz, Greetham and co-2 bxs bark work. 1 Before Ist August . 50s Od 0 Os. Od.
his mistress both in prose and verse ;-whether he owed to do, I trust the motto chosen for me will recal me to my duty.
bit Shells, Order-Q Dk •tierces. ... .. • --•- - 2
Leeward Islands-and Settlements - 0 0
" Wlth ever • ood wish for the welfare of yourself, and all EUROPE.• barrels ... •. , 131 - 18 173 Ist Au u
Before g at...r. . 25 0- 0 0
the acceptance of his suit to the device of tipping the ar- ) g . . . TALLOW' ' casks B4O 1490 136 312 - ,
i l • b 1 1 •
those who have so kindly interested themse ves in my ela t, Blackaller, Blackener, fm Jersey, with 338 es wine, 24 cs brandy, Honduras 40s. Ocl. 0 50s. Od. 13efote lit Aug. 50 0- 60 0
skins - 66
rows of Cupid with the wings of rhyme it is difficult to , our very s ce
" I remain, dear Glazebrook, y in •re friend, io es cordials, 6 cks corks, 1 cse grapes, Robin and King-52, cks cy- . TIN tons 4 4 89 310 American States - 25 O. 20 0- 30 0
sav ; his verses might have produced a pathetic effect upon "-JAMES KENDRICK. der, Graham and Taylor-4 lids vineear, IqrcklB es 3 bskts wine, Tweet' hogsheads •. - 7 6 415 Canada 25 0- 30 030 0-- 0 0
the young lady's feelings, though when read in court by " 'l'. K. Glazebrook, Esq., Orford Lodge." 23 cs brandy, 1 cse conts unkn, J B lates and co-K Dk Havaimah chests 26 10 'll 103 NeWfoundland • . 2O 0- 23 o'2oo- 25 0
the 'learned counsel fur the plaintiff, and interspersed with (Chester Courant.) ' Liverpool, Ross, fin St Petersburgh, with 289 cks tallow, 370 bars
iron (abt 10 tons) 1-1 and T Hornby and co-abt 23 t old rope, Order Cuba
Dutch ' chts... ~. - - 70 Greenland, Out and Home oto ()guineas. oto 0 guineas.
Brazils 25 0- 40 0 • 25 0- 60 0
chests 3B 7 • - 116
occasional comments, they produced only unqualified -Q Dk • Isfegars, Havannah....chests 5l 41 7 417 River Plate - 35 0350- 40 0
merriment. He spoke of his " vow registered in hea- The late Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for Dublin was so Columbia, Booth, fm Antwerp, with 50 bls flax, Parry and Croebie • Ilambro' ...... chests - - 4 East India (Company's Ships) - 50 0500- 0 0
remarkable for his lenity to female culprits that a woman was -94 bls do, 9 bls shoots, A Swamson-60 bls sheeps' wool, Buchanan • Cheroots chests 1 - 31 . Out and Home '£6 -0 0
yen," and shortly after, as if to prove that " poets succeed . • and I;rowne-35 Ids flax, 58 t oak bark, J C lialowski--33 Ids flax, TonTolsEsuni.l..... ..... ......„b . - repe of Good Hope 3.5 0- 0 0 33 0- 0 0
arrels ..... - . - - •
li 'd
d
seldom convicted when e presi e . On one occasion when
7 t oak bark, Order-P Dk . . boxes l7 22 2 leg • Africa • 30 0-- 40 0 4 etl guineas.
better in tiction than in truth," he broke off the intimacy this hurnane Barrister was not in the chair, a. prim-looking wo- Britannia Short, fm Antwerp, with 57 bls flax, Parry and Crosbie Tußiime
4,- South Fishery, Out and Home l2 guineas.
and cancelled the vow, without deigning to assign a man was put to the bar of the Commission Court, at which pre- -41 hls do, 'Carson and Lauder-20 hds zinc leaves, D and T Willis- WooD, Lo d ' tons' ••• ' '
gwoo . • 68 132 44 s 282 Cie 1
ie. ra tar • 2O 0- 0 0 20 0-- 0 0
e
cause. Subsequently, however, he set up the plea of sided an equally humane, though not so gallant a gentleman. abt 80 t oak bark, J C Kalowski-G Dk Fustic . . tons . ... f 131 11 - 138 Ma4ga 2O 0- 25 0 25 0- 30 0
e
ificati She was indicted for uttering forged bank-notes. According to Thomas Naylor, Hannah, fm Odessa, with 67 sits hempseed, 13 cks Nicaragua tons 33 28 33 22 Malta, Sicil3,•, Bcc - 23 0 25 0- 30 0
• levity of conduct against the plaintiff as his just . on-
k d h • - • h '1 794 •k tll 11 1J LI b d PDk
emp ot , cs a ow, an( orn yan co- . ~ - Camwood tone 6 Smyrna , , ' , 30 0,- 0 0 30 0- 0 0
usual form of law the Clerk of the Crown as •e t e prisoner if 2
d ads proof failed ; another and more serious inculpa- Maria Brandt, Grotian. fm Archangel, with 81 c 3 deals, 11 c deal , . Braziletto tons l2 - 3 se Conseantinople, Salonica• 3O 0- 00 30 0-. 0 0
she was ready k I t-' 1? With great disdain she an-
, to ta e ler lia .
torY'Aefence was attempted, but as the charge on which
swered " No, my Lord; I'll be tried by the other Judile or 0 mats Order-1 ba toremes it Gladstone--(for
ends, 500 brls tar,, 60.0 . . - e ( - Boxwood - Afaeleira. .. • 15 0-- 00150- 0 0
. ' exportation) 1c 20 rickers-B Dk - Brazil - 30 0 30 0- 0 0
:it was founded waspost satisfactorily refuted in evidence, not at all." 'the simplicity of the woman, coupled wit the no", muege; fm Dordt, with 401-41 flax, Order-P Dk • Ebony. tons • -.-
4 I _ eee !Cadiz -•10- 20 0
we abstain from further notice of it. well-knewn character. of the late Chairman, caused a roar of Union, Varek, fm Dunkirk, with 38 bls flax, M I lunter-53 bls doe Sanders tons. - 13 '5l 54 „ Lisbon . , ... 15 0- 20 015 0-: 20 0
• • urt. The Chairman was about to explain the
The Jury, not believing the defence, notwithstanding latighteriu the Co . . eit Bwainson-31 bls do, Tattersall, Son and co-200 bls tow, Order
d -G Dk Sapan
France • 15 0-.:- 20 0' 15 0- 20 0
10 0.- 15 0 7 (1.--, 15 0
ineAossibibty of her being tried by the popular Judge, and sal , ,
the eloquent exertions of Sergeant Storks for his client, „ Perseverance, Zillien, fm Ostend, with 52 t oak bark, J C Kalowski • • Holland --- 10 0 7 6-- 15 0
' - " 1 nth
. _ e can t try you .---,w ic e woman s oppe
• t d him short, and, -15 bls flax, A Swainson-16 bls do, Order-Q Dk aOf heee in char eofE. L Co
t , g • • 168 • 1697 Hainburgh, Bremen, itc. - •' 7- 6-• 10 0 7 6- 10 0
I returned a verdic
.t. for the plaintiff, £5OO damages. •
The Court did not rise until near time o'clock on Sun-
day morning. e.,-. u
with an inimitable sneer, exclaimed, _"C.an't try m . y
.h •he - Fr,beit, Me er, fm Hambro, es' h
tried me twice before." She was tried, however, and, for the Ibx merchan ize eonts
ai)-J time, a,cenitted. it I cse glass ware, M J &sere- + Of these; in cher re ()lE. I. Cd
unkn, J Houghten-,58.3 fyks grease butter,
1 - it
29 be's rags, 1 prcl 1 small box coats unkn, Order-P Dk e6O transferred to .1. Co. 1 + 516 + 130
,+ 451 + 7511.
1 1 Gottenleurgh
. - - BeiCiiirelm
St. Peters-buret, Riga, tee .. 1,5 0- 0076- 10 0
- - 10 0- 0.0 10 o_l_ 0
-0
10 0- 0 0 10 0- 0 6