The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-18 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

Lloyd's, Fire o'clock, Wednesda.Yo
13y the accounts received at Lloyd's to-day, we learn that fir
John, Davey, and the Frederick Huth,--from Liverpool, °sot
arrived at Valparaiso. The Floraville, King; the PhilDrlloor
Sprott; and the Sisters, Sutton, have arrived at Buenos -8.7:00.
also from Liverpool. . The Arid, Alann;_lbe Eliwbeth,
and the Lady Leitrim; as also the Louisa Maria, Ganble;,,,r
William and Mary, Parrott ; the Ellen, Patterson; and the
dora, Cowman, all from Liverpool, had arrived at Newf_.°ll9e
land. The Phamix, Hartly, from Liverpool, has arrived abroos
merara. The Ceres, Thompson, and the Mary, Fairhurst,
Liverpool, were lying in the river at Berbice on the 3d Set 00
The Pyrenees, Burt, from Liverpool, arrived at 111aran.,req
the 27th August, in 43 days. The George Canning, 1100°
sailed front Maranham for Liverpool on the 27th August; ;lie
on the 25th, the Smyrna Packet, Haddon, sailed fur the
destination. s

The Lords of the Treasury have made Cardiff a bonded lry
for timber and deals. Oece
The remains of the late Prime Sergeant Arthur OnsinW„oter
deposited, on the 12th instant, in the vault of the Derwen.,y:evl4,
and Newburgh family, at the church of St. Giles-in-the" 'Do&
according to his will. Sergeant Onslow was collaterally 0000
to the family of the Earl Onslow, and represented the "'via t's
of Guildfora in Parliament for many years, which /1011,1°„
relinquished only when rendered incapable of efficie°",.rieaj
forming its duties by total loss of sight. He was twice to h, 50
first, to Miss Eyre, aunt of the present Earl of NewburCrelie;
second, to Lady Drake, widow of Admiral Sir Francis
isle Ow
and daughter of George Onslow, a Lieutenant-Colonel t
Guards, and M.P. for Guildford. •t,
The coming of age of. Earl Brownlow's eldest son, greet
Aldford, on the 15th instant, was celebrated, hdt
splendour, at Belton House, near Grantham, and the,otbej
estates of the noble earl in Lincolnshire. His lordshie'S stsj
was Amelia, youngest daughter of Sir Abraham 1-0111ethed
niece to the last Earl of Bridgewater but one, who begun-testi,
to. him large estates on the demise of the present CV„areci
Bridgewater. Lady Brownlow, who was greatly en`''atioebe
her family, by her beauty, refined taste, and amiable In to
was prematurely cut off in her twenty-fourth year. bar °re
church of Belton is a superb monument of marble tor ill
mory, by Canova. All the branches of the Cust 0,0.1 700°
assembled at Belton, also the Duke of Rutland and
sir
front Belvoir Castle. igeot
On Monday lust there was a tithe sale in the county
which resembled in many instances the great tithe 7-tbeik
t
took place in the years Is3l and 1832. The sale was °be rip
perty of Mr. Morgan, for tithes claimed to be due to
.xO4
:Mir. George. Rent was also claimed to be due to the 13Progfe0
Messrs. Shaw and Turbot. Subject to this claim, theip Pee
was set up by the sheriff, Mr. Gogan • but read t
thousand persons collected to witness the sale, thereof tlet,
one to bid for the property! The sale had consece\i?
postponed, and all passed off most quietly, as Std boo:
Somerville addressed the assembled multitude, an. AVIA
them to be obedieit to the laws ; that it was tint' O,
could eventually get rid of tithes, which from that cls,lert
regarded as extinct. The demeanour of Sit Wm.
has won foc him the applause of every clas,3. of ille"`