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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

SALES. Current ntrowrs.
Prvsly This Prices of This I Prvsly
DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
--- - __.—.
Sea Island Georgia.... 22150 340 134dret) 15d •
Stained Ditto. 3240 80 10 131 15634 296924
Upland Ditto 322020 11050 7 81
1
8
Alabama 164400 4860 764 is3g }
Mobile2BB6B3
New Orleans 23240 3600 7i —lO
1 60690 1700
Pernambuco 9l 101
Aricati & Ceara —9i 2964 54319
Bahia and Macaio 33040 1180 8# 9 845 35939
Maranham 1 61420 ..1730 98/
__— 891
.1 V.OO 58396
Sawginned
Mina 0 0
Para 530 30 Sf __ 0 . 142
Demerara & Berbice 2890 -81 131 ' 2299
Barbadoes 9BO 100 '7l 0 i
Common West India 4970 30 0— 0 t 5 6264
Bahama 2O 0 . 0 )
Carthagena 2040 0 -_ 0 371
Smyrna - 495
Egyptian
Surat and Madras .... 81830 4100 5 61 1831 45109
Bengal l5lO 0 0 9 1089
4? public sale this day } P
Maranham
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1005320 30900 23288 792199

On Saturday. there w
sold at the full prices of
been very animated froi
bales are sold at id. 4y lj
kinds.—Arrived-1 V(

Monday Evening, December 16.
ras a fair steady demand, and 4 to 5,000 bags
f the previous day. To-day, the demand has
nn dealers and spinners, and from 8 to 10,000
lb. advance on Brazil, and id.'' tb. in other
essel from Virginia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

First Night of Two New Pieces,
NATURAL. MAGIC AND GRACE I-lUNTLY.

For the BENEFIT of Mr. LLOYDS, Prompter, and the
Last Night of the Season.
MR. LLOYDS, having laboured in the arduous duties of
his situation for eighteen years, begs leave to announce
this as ins FIRST BENEFIT, respectfully soliciting the support
of the Liverpool public, and trusting that, though his exer-
tions for the interest of the Drama have not been in view of its
patrons, they will net be out of the remembrance.
On FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, will be performed Morton's
admired Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.

Fanner Ashfield,--A-1;:--liam-n-i-o-n-d,-;li-o-.h-a-s kindly offered his

services on this occasion.
Bob Handy, Mr. Vandenhoff; Henry, Mr. Cooke; •
Sir Abel Handy, Mr. Baker.-
Miss Blandford, Mrs. Vining; Lady Handy, Mrs. Clarke.
At the end of the Play, the American Nigger's Song, " Jim
Crow," by Mr. Benwell.
After which, a new Farce, never acted here, called

NATURAL MAGIC' •
OR, THE CHIMNEYPIECE.
As performed with distinguished success during the last season
at the Theatre-Roial, Haymarket.
Favourite Song by Mr. I razer and Miss George.
To conclude with, for the first time here, a new domestic Drama
of intense interest, called
GRACE HUNTLY ; or, THE PRICE OF GUILT.
As produced at the Adelphi Theatre, London, and performed
there with unabated success nearly every night of the pre-
sent season.

Tickets to be had of Mr. LLOYDS, No.lo, Williamson-square;
of Mr. FIABIitIOND, Murray-street; and of Mr. PARKER, at the
Box-officre of the Theatre, where places may be taken from
Eleven till Thiee o'Clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, DECEMBER 16.

The arrivals of all kinds of Grain and Flour have been moderate
but little business done during the week. On Saturday, in Manchester,
there was more demand for prime new Wheat, which freely brought,
last week's currency ; for other description very little-inquiry.—Flour
continues a heavy sale for middling qaalities, at 375. 6d. tv 395.; choice
marks were more inquired for, and brought 40s. e 41s. per sack.—
Good heavy Oats met a free sale, some prime samples brought more
money.—New Oatmeal was scarce, and readily obtained 235. 9d. per
load. Old was also in demand, at 225. 6d. ta 23s,—Barle3r and Malt
much neglected, and may be quoted ls. per quarter cheaper.—ln
Beans no alteration.

WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d
Irish red (old) 6 0 e 7 0
Do. red 1833 6 0 .. 6 9
Do. white 1833 7 0 .. 7 3
Canada (old) 8 3 .. 8 6
Do. 1832 7 9.. 710
Dantzie 8 0 .. 8 6
Stettin &Wismar 7 9 .. 8 8
Odessa (soft) 6 8 .. 6 10
Russian 7 0.. 7 4
Foreign (inbond) 4 0.. 6 0
OATS, per 45 lbs..
Irish (old) 2 7 .. 2 8
Do. (1833) 2 7 .. 2 8
Foreign (in bond) 1 8 .. 2 0
BARI EY, imp. mea.
English. 3l 0 .. 36 0
Irish, 601 b 3 10 .. 4 4
Foreign (in bond) 0. 0 .. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea s d s d
English 0 0 e 0 0
Irish 4B 0 .. 56 0
BEANS, English
Irish...
Foreign . 0 0.. 0 0
PEASE, White
FLOUR, per 280 ills • o;
Irish, -1833
Canadian free brl 31 0 .. 34 0
American, ditto 23 0.. 30 0
Do. (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Irish, (old) 2l 0.. 22 0
Do. (1833) 22 6.. 22 9
RICE, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6.. 19 0
East India l2 0 .. 16 0
FLAX SEED. hhd 0 0.. 0 u
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AT
LIVERPOOL.

TIMBER, j' cubic foot, I
Riga
Dantzig
Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3
American Pine 0 1 6 " 0 1 9
Do. Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 91
Red Pine
- . 0-- 1 9 0 2 0

Quebec Oak
Birch
PLANKS, Ift foot of 2 inch. '
Dzintzig Deck
American Pine
DEALS, 411 standard hundred.

Best Petersburg Red l7 10 0 18 0 0
Do. White 14 0 0 14 10 0
Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0
Dantzig & Swedish Red 14 0 0 15 0 0

FOREIGN MAILS.

PLACES.

France
Malta. (ria France,)
Italy, Sieily~ ..... n: a, and Turkey
.
Holland and the. Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland,Denmark; Prussia, Rus-
sia, and the North of turope•
Portugal
Sweden and Norway .
Gibraltar . .............. ......................
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canarvi& Cape de Verde Islds
Rio de Janeiro and Braf.ils
Buenos A3•res, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, the Leeward filaiAls, and Bahamas
Carthagena and La Gustyra, .
North America • .
Leeward Islands and Demerara .
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and flay nnah
)Mexico, Cuba. and lionduras 1 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

ROYAL SCENTED SOAPS..
KENDALL and SON, Perfumers to their Most,Cracious
Majesties and to the Royal Family, at the Civet Cat, 447,
West Strand, Loudon, respectfully inform the Nobility anti
Gentry that. by having devoted unusual attention to the Manu-
facturing and Purifying of Scented Spa.ps, they have brought
theta to a higher state of perfection thati.a.ny.ever yet offered to
the public.
The following List of Prices will prove the great advantages
to be derived by purchasing direct from the manufacturers :
Pa•zket of Packet of
3.squares. 6 squares.
. s. d.. • .s. d.
Fiu.est Old Brown Windsor Soap.. 0 8.. 1. 4
Purified White Windsor ditto
. . 0 S. -1 4
Pra,graut Palm Oil ditto.. ti. ' 1 4
hose Soap 0 8. • 1 ,1
Almond ditto ,, _ ~1 0 - . 2 9
Violet ditto.. 1 9 - 2 0
Vegetable ditto . .
. . _ -
'illeft-

Millefleur ditt0...
.6
Royal 7Victoria ditto.. I. 1 .0 •• 1.
Thirteen Pac4ets fur Twelve to larye purehaser,,•'• ~
Sold by -the Manufacturers' at their .11epots, the Civet Cat,
447, Wet Strand. London ; 17, New-street, Birmingham ; 18,
Foregatp-street, Worcester ; 35, Market-street, Manchester,
and 61, Lord-street, Liverpool. • •
.Wholesale and for exportation, at 1, Adelaide-street. London;
49, Lonibard-street, kßirmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

A GOLDEN EXAAIPLE,

Communicated by Mr. G. W. Perry, agent to the Labourers'
Friend Society, who took down the report from the man's own
mouth:—

" Edward Richards, aged 0.8, the father of six children, the
son of a poor man, and the youngest of eleven children, has
resided in Cirencester parish fifty-two tears, and during the
early part of his life was a common lab.ourer. About thirty-
five years ago he agreed with a farmer to clear out and improve
an acre of tough quarry land, on condition of having it three
years rent free, and then to give it up to the owner. On this
unpromising spot he and his wife expended their surplus labour
to such advantage, that during these three years he cleared
£4O. He then purchased two acres of then poor land, for which
he pave £BO. l'he.e two acres are now, and have long been,
in a highly productive state. Sion after he entered on the
cultivation of this land, he raised in one year seven quarters of
wheat from it; and he has refused IWguineas for it. He has
now been lord of this little manor for thirty-two years..
"By the kind offices of a worthy medical gentleman, who
had attended him when unwell, he obtained from Earl Bath-
urst seventy-five perches of poor waste unproductive land,
subject. to be overflowed with water, at a quit rent of ten shil-
lings per annum. This spot, which the writer of this has seen,
he has possessed about thirty years, and has brought it to a
state of value and productiveness that must be seen to be rightly
appreciated.
" For the last ten years this laborious and industrious man
has rented five or six acresali land, besides the two plots already
referred to, and during that period has kept two, and sometimes
three cows, as also several sheep, pigs, &c.; and it may not be
uninteresting in these times to state, that he has long been a
rate-payer, but never a rate-receiver. In short, by honest in-
dustry, sobriety, and good conduct, he is a man of substance_
an independent Englishman, respectable and respected; and the
writer, with feelings of sincere pleasure, remarked, that he set
a high value on what it was never his good fortune to possess—
a sound and useful education."

•
The Henry Bell, 'from Newry, arrived on Saturday. She
reports, that on her arrival at Warren Point she met the Lord
Blayney coining out. Her deck appeared to be crowded with
cattle and passengers, apparently ch►efly pig-jobbers.
Tho captain of the Hero steamer, from Mostyn, reports hav-
ing seen a plank floating near the mouth of the Dee, with the
words "Blayney, of Liverpool." A seal known to have belong-
ed to Capt. Stewart has been picked up between the Rock and
the mouth of the Dee.
More authentic particulars of the melancholy loss of the
Lord Blayney steam-packet are expected to arrive by the George
the Fourth packet this day. We understand that the body of
William Darlington, the engineer of the Lord Blayney, was
washed ashore near the Point of Ayr, on Sunday last. Tidings
of the vessel are also expected by the Postoffice packet from
Dublin, this morning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

WORK BOXES, Rosewood inlaid, with. Pearl, the best
and cheapest in Liverpool. s. d.
6 inch, Silk lined, very superior 4 0
7 inch, ditto, ditto 5 0
8 inch, ditto, ditto 6 0
9 inch, ditto, ditto .-- 7 6
10 inch, ditto, ditto.. v.'', 4 9 0
11 inch, ditto, ditto• • ieir 10 6
12 inch, ditto, ditto ' . 12 0
A large assortment of Mahogany and Rosewood Desks,
equally reasonable, also Ladies' I oilet Cases, Leather Travel-
ling Desks, &e. &c. ,
KENDALL and SON, 61, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

MINERAL SVCCEDANEUM,

kilt FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, DR

r itEssunE,, AND

INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,
Without Wires, Springs, or ally other Ligatures.
ESSItS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. 46' BoLir-STREET,
-1-7-1. Liverpool, SURGE9N DENTIsTs, (of the firm of Malian
and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon-
street, Piccadilly, London,) continue to RESTORE DE-
CAYED TEETH with their celebrated MINERAL SUC-
CEDANEUM, applied without heat or pressure ; also
FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from age or
from the use of Calomel. ARTIFICIAL and NATU-
RAL TEETH fixed front one to a complete set, without
ligatures, warranted for mastication and articulation.—Charges
as in Paris.
J. M. and A. MALLAN respectfully announce to the No-
bility and Gentry, that in consequence of the very NUMER.
()US ENGAGEMENTS for their professional Assistance,
they have been compelled to place in the hands of the under.
mentioned Agents the- DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH
TINCTURE, asafe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the
gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of
TOOTHACII, &c. &e. ;also the EGYPTIAN ODONTAL-
GIC TOOTH.- POWDER for preserving the Enamel and for
Cleansing and Beautifying Teeth, Natural as well as Artificial.
Sold, by appointment, by Z.lessrs, Danson, Perfumer, May..
nard, Druggist, Jones, liruggist, and Clap, Druggist, Bold-
street; Deane, Druggist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale,
Priutsellers, Cheoureleteffice, Priestley, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Lord-street; Ellison, Druggist, and Johnson and Sons,
Druggists, Church-street; Cooke's Medical Repository, Clay-
ton-square • Roberts, Chemist and Druggist, and- Reynolds
Chemist arid Druggist, Ranelagh-street; Wood, Druggist, WY,
Dale-street; and by the most respectable houses,in the Unit-a
Kingdom.
The 'DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE,
sold at 26. 9d.; 4s. 6d.; and Ils..per bottle; the larger bottles
containing three times the quantity of thp 4s. lid. bottles.—The
EG VPTIAN ODONTALGIC 'loo'lll POWDER, 2s. 9d:
per...box. duty included.
Dental Operations performed at the above Establishruent
daily, in those improved principles.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

AFRICA.

' Latona, Dawson, fm Africa. with aht 313 cks palm oil, abt 2931 ps
(abt 40 tons) redwood, D-Gibb—(For Exportation) abt 3 fins dunnage
wood--Q Dk

Meg Merrilies, Holmes, fin Africa, with abt 780 cks palm oil, 70
elephants' teeth, 8 es pepper, 1 t camwood, II Laffer—(for Exporta-
tion) abt 2 fms dunnage wood—K Dk

SOUTH AMERICA

Mail, Bennett, fm Valparaiso, with 77 bls ratania root,. A Gibbs and
co-2603 bgs saltpetre, Order-1 bx chinchilla skins, D and T Willis-
-1 tin cse do, 1378 dry hides, Todd, Naylor and co-1 bx conts unkn,
C Tayleur, Sons and co—K Dk

UNITED STATES.
Pocahontas, West, fin Philadelphia, with 149 hds 3 hrls quer bark,
Lodges and co-1 brl apples, J J Crook-2 do, Capt West-1 do, W
and J Brown and co-4 do, Cardwell and co-2 do, C Chaloner-2 do.
T Worthington-2 do, Grant Bros-4 du, T Cardwell-5 do. E ads.
ham-12 do, 4 brls nuts W Hornsfield-3 brls apples, 1 be .;ranher-
ries, D Harrison-12 his 19 cs conts unkn, Rathbone Bros—.s cs do,
Order-14 MS do, E Frodsham-1 bx do, Moore ,-z.d co-13 cs do,
Townley. and en-1 bx 1 hrl do, .1 Goodwin-4 rnk do, J Donnell-1
bx do, J Fetirou-1 brl 2 hf brls co, D auelVT brls do, /1 Pa-
try and t pre' do, T liodgson—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

FOST-NIGHTS

Monday, Tuesday
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday *lnd
Thursday.

Monday.
Thuriday.
Monday before the
first Tuesday in
every month.

Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third-Wednesday
in everymonth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 13.

With the exception of Barley, the arrivals this week are moderate.
Although there was not much doing in the Wheat trade to-day, Mon-
day's quotations were fully supported in the few sales made. Besides
the Barley noted below, there was a considerable show of samples by
land-carriage, and fine qualities must be noted 6d. per quarter cheaper,
distillers' sorts rather more, and at this reduction a good deal was dis-
posed of, Oats continue dull, and little alteration can be noted either
in demand or value. No other alteration.

ARRIVALS SINCE MONDAY
Wheat. Barleyr Oats. Flour.
qrs 3770 7750 2360 2680 Sacks
.... 280 150 1005

Elrnisgtliish....
Foreign -

Wht. Brly. Oats.
AVERAGE s. d. s. d. s. d.
Of the week
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 50 11 30 8i 19 10
Duty on Foreign . . . .36 8 16 101 18 3
The only alteration in tho Duties this week is

Rs.ye.q. I Bsnsei: p.e. ads:
34 5( 34 6 40 5
34 8( 35 2 41 0
18 3 1 16 9f 8 0
ls. more on Wheat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

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LIVER THEATRE.

GRAND CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Tk i- ON S. DEVI N respectfully begs to inform the Nobility,
Gentry, and Public of Liverpool, that las coNcEtt r
will take place on MuNDAY, December 23, 1833.—The follow-
ing Performers already engaged are :
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMEII,S,__
_

Miss CAssinv, (from the Rotunda and Nobility's Concerts,
Dublin,) Miss E. Cassiny, Miss JOHNSON, (being positively
the last time she will have the honour to appear berme a Li-
verpool audience,) Mr. DAviEs, and Mons. DEviN.
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL AND SOLO PER-
FORMERS.,
Mr. CI um° at:, Mr. TA YLEURE,
Mr. G. Evros, Mr. C. II Qu A RTF.P.MAN,(from
Mr. COOPER, ." the King's and NobiliV'sCon-
Mr. D. STuuns., certs, London and Windsor.
Mr. JACKSON, Mr. C. N. WEiss.
Leader, Mr. CUDMORE. Conductor, Mr. C. 11. QcAnTERMAN
Boxes, 55.; Pit, 35.; and Gallery, 2s. Juvenile Tickets fot
Children under thirteen years old, 2s. Gd. May be had at all
the Music Warehouses; at the Box-office of the Liver 'fheatre ;
and at Mons. DEV IN'S house, No. 13, Norton-street, where a
plan of the Boxes may be seen, and places secured.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DECEMBER 13.

We have had a very good demand for Cotton this week, at Id. Id.
IV lb. advance on the prices of Friday last. 3,0)0 American, 3,000
Brazil, and 500 East India on speculation. 5,000 bales Surat will be
offered by public auction on Friday next.

ACCOUNT OF SALES A]
From the 7th inst,

IMPORTS OF COTTON,
tis day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

MEDITERRANEAN

C L Bahr, 176 Rattlesnake, Q, Constantinople and
Smyrna
J Bibby Sc co, 122 Six Sisters, K, Naples & Messina
J Moss & co. 122 Lady of the Lake, S, Do
(Entered 6th Dec, for Lisbon)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

MONDAY, December 16th.—Noon, Wind, W.S.W.—Rain.

ARRIVED :—Patriot King, Clark. from Calcutta and Milford—Al-
bion, Bantum, Demerara—Sion Hill, Richards, Quebec—Diadem;
Walker, Porto Cabello.
ALSO ARRIVED :—Ellen, Connor, from Wicklow—Harmony, Da-
vidson, Dublin—Greenhow., Aik in, Newry—Maria, Patten, Bantry—
Severn, Norman, Youghall—Chance, Baird, Kirkwell.
The barque Intrepid, Stewart, hence for Demerara, out 16 days, was
spoken by the Medusa,. arrived at Jersey, in lat. 25 N, long. 33 W,—
all well.
Edmund, Parry, and Delflno, Putranco, hence, at Genoa.
Freeland, Midgley, from Africa, for this port, at Fishguard.
Mary Hudson, from St Petersburgh for this port, at Revel.
Forster, Forger, do, do, at Stromness.
Hygeia, Lucy, sailed from St Andrew's for Jamaica, 10th Nov.
London, Pickering, hence, at Bombay.
William Lockerby, Rowe, from Singapore, at St Helena.
Merchant, Lombard, and Hebrew, Carr, hence, at Batavia.
Hibernia, Smith, hence, at Singapore.
Lion, Battie, hence, at Manilla.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES AND CAPE OP GOOD HOPE

W & d Tyrer,

331 Madras, No 1 Gray, Batavia St Singapore

WEST INDIES. &C.

Sir J Tobin,

335 Elizabeth, P.

Demerara

. .
SOUTH AMERICA.
Aikin 3t Hughes, • 188 Lady Cornwall, G, Lima
J Hobson & Sons, 238 Phwnix, B, Porto Rico
W Tyrer, • Brooke, Q, Valparaiso, Interme-
dios; St Ports in California
Isaac, Low St co, 410 Governor Troup, Q, Darien

UNITED STATES.
T& J Brocklebank, 252 Lightfoot, K, Mobile
Aikin & Hughes, 302 Catherine 3PDonald, P, Do
Gibbs, Bright & co, 355 Kent, B, Savannah
J Huddleston, 378 Charlotte, Q, New Orleans
W Smith & Son, 407 Atlantic, K, Do
Cearns, Crary& co, 519 N.poleon, P, New York
A Taylor & co, 511 John Taylor, G, Do
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
C L Bahr, 81 Victoria, S, Lisbon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

Peremptorily to close un.,Account. ,
On THURSD ty, the `.6th instant, at- One o'clock precisely, at
the Clarendon-rooms, by order of the Mortyagee,_,,,.•
TWO- DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining each otkier, ()Act
fronting Lambert-street, and the other in Craven-street,
Islington,, containing in front to each street l4"feet 6 inches,
and in depth 25 bards, tenanted by Hignett and Wil-
liam Ashton, at rents amounting to £4'.l2s. The Tenure is
Leasehold under the Corporation for tlilee lives,. aged about
42, 39, and 37, and 21 years afterwards under the usual ground
rent and covenants. Also a'PEW, No; 38, in Trinity Church.
Apply to Mr. Momint 5 No. 4, Erskine-street, or to JOHN
NORT n, Wood-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

THE CONSERVATIVES OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE

The Manchester Courier, of last Saturday. contains the fol-
lowing paragraph :
"CONSERVATIVE DINNER AT NEWTON.—WO are informed
that the South Lancashire Political Union had a dinner at
Newton, on Thursday week; but we have looked in vain to the
Tory journals for a report of the proceedings, and we do not
even find that they mention the fact. Herein, no 'doubt, their
wisdom is greatly to be commended; for if the members of the
union can produce nothing better than the farrago of nonsense
and sedition which was spouted at the preceding dinner, the
fewer persons who hear of it and the better."
We suspect some one has been hoaxing our contemporary.
We have heard of no such meeting as that which he mentions;
and we think we should have done so, if any had been held.
We are also of opinion that when the Conservatives .of South
Lancashire do meet, they will display so little of the " wisdom"
which, in the Guardian's judgment "is greatly to be com-
mended," that, even at the risk of having their speeches stig-
matised as "a farrago of nonsense and sedition,"- by our acute
contemporary, they will venture to express, and even to publish,
their opinions on the proceedings of the reform ministry and
the reformed Parliament. We are happy to add, for the in-
formation of our contemporary, that there is every probability
of the next general meeting of the association being at least
twice as numerous as the last.—Manchester Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

THE MAGIC DIS
Just published, by KENDALL and So 447, We. 4 Strand,
London.
Milt MAGIC DISK, or LiviNprptcrun ES, especially
1 adapted for Winter Evenings'-litnUsenient ; price complete
6s. 'Also, the EGELSOM WAIST'AIARKER, an ingenious
and clever invention, much admif6d; price Is. per pair.
Sold by all Booksellers in town and country, and may be had
at the Publishers' Warehouses, 17, New-street, Birmingham;
18, Foregate-street, Worecster ; 35,.Market-street, Manchester;
and 61, Lord-street, Liveipool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

IMPORTANT TO THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
TI ENDALL'S STEEL PENS have obtained the greatest
eelebritf as being the best ; the following List of Prices
will prove to every consumer, that they are also the cheapest
ever olTereil to the Public:—
s. d.
Twelve good Varnished Steel Pens and Hader 0 3
Twelve finest Peruvian Steel Pens and Ilelder 0
Twelve best Rhadiographic Pens ana.nolder 0 6
Twelve superb Lunar Pens and Horner. 0 6
Twelve excellent Steel Pens for Quill Holdeis 0_ -
Twelve Royal Victoria Pens, made.. of Damascus
Steel, and flolder,-(a new invention) 1 0
Sold by the Mantilaturers, Ken* and Son, at 4-17, West
Strand London ; 17, New-street, Birmingham; 18, Foregate-
street,
.Worcester ; 35, Market-street, . Manchester, and 61,
Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

Safflower

Saltpetre .................................... : ... .. ba.qs, 606
Shell Lac ........................... , ........... chests, 6
Sugar, B.P hhds. 633, tees. 80, bags, bxs—, brls,
East India .................................. bags,
Brazil bags, —, brls, 81, I -cases, —, cases, 380
Havana boxes. —, chests, brls,
Mauritius bags, 2871
Sumac bags, 1855
Tallow. casks —, tons, 11

Tartar
Tar

casks, ‘3
brls, 325

Tobacco,

... bales, —, tees, 21, Itlids, 2:1:3

TurmeriC

Lags , -
la

Turpentine brls, 1030
Valunia bags, —, tons, 14
Wax Bees' casks, —, chests,
Wheat .... bags, bushl., nu n.,23572
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL

FROM IRELAND.
From the 2d inst. to the•7th inst. inclutive.
Cows. Sheep I Lambs I Pigs. I Horses. I Mules. f Calves.
1331 .734 - 5007 4 ---j 6

lIERICAN TIMBER
December 16, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

MEDITERRANEAN.

llebe, Easter, fm Smyrna, with 91 bl 4 wool, abt 10 t boxwood, 3
cks currants, 70 brls 50 cs 1340 dins raisins, 15243 dms 30 cs figs, 324
bgs nuts, 1 bx sponges, 16 pkgs 17 bgs almonds, 1 bg galls, 7 pkgs 1
bg sponges, 10 bgs yellow berries, 4 dms fruit, 1 sml kg Selo wine, 1 qr
ek wine, 7 Maclaurin and co—River

IMPORTED
From the Glla to the 12th December, 1833, inclusive.

By 1 Vessel from Singapore and Batavia, 1 Calcutta, 1 Bombay,,
1 Cape of Good Hope, 1 Mauritius, 1 Africa, 2 Demerara, 1 Darien;'
5 Savannah, 4 Charleston, 1 Virginia, 1 New York, 1 Philadelphia,
1 Halifax, 3 Montreal and Quebec, 1 Maranham, 2 Pernambuco, 1 Ba-
hia, 1 Ceara, 2 Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 2 Buenos Ayres,
1 Leghorn, 2 Smyrna, 1 Stettin.

boxe*--- cases.—, clal3'
Ashes
. s.

Bark
Oak. tons,
Berries
Tincal boxes,
Borax
Brimstone ' tons, 2
Cassia Lignea boxes,
Castor Oil chests, —, bxs,
Cloverseed.... casks, —, bags,
Cochineal bales, —, serons,
Cocoa brls, —, casks,
Coffee, B. P tees. —, brls. —, bags,
Foreign bags, 1327, tees, —, E. I. bags,
Logwood quintals, —, tons, 9
Fustic
Nicaragua Wood tons,
Barwood tons, 70
.
Camwood. • • tons,
Flax pkts. —, heads, —; bales,
. _

. - . ,
Flaxseed hhds —, qrs. —, bags,
.
Flour E. 1. bags, —, brls., 1620
Galls - bags, —.
Ginger .robins, —, bags, 1373
Gum chests,—, casks, —, boxes, 4
Hemp Jute bales, —, bndls, , 190
Hides, Cow and Ox. no. 500, pipe, —, bales, 141
Horse Hides .. .
11orse Hair, .... tons, —, cases, ---
Indigo serons, —, chests, --
Lac Dye chests, 14
Lemon Juice
. . • pipes —, hhds —, casks,

Madders .............................. casks, —, bags,
Madder Roots ....................... I-bales, —, bales, 24
Molasses ................................ brl. —, casks, 525

Munjeet
Olive Oil

—, bags,
casks, 75, jars,

tons, —, half-jars, —, half-Nixes,
Palm Oil ............................. casks, 600
Fish Oil ................... .......... ......... c!isks, 300

_ ----
Pepper
Pimento, W.l .. brls. —, casks, r—, bags, 315
Rice teL --, i tra. —, E. I. bags, 13
Rum ' . brls, —, hhds. —, puns, 265
r'

-chests, —,

gales, -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

GARDENER WANTED.

A MARRIED MAN, without a Fainily,,isho has a know-
-L1 ledge of Fruit Trees and the tuauaglment of Melon Pits.
A House will be provided on thel'prfaises, but none need
apply who has not industry, sobriety ;mod geu.eral good conduct
to recommend him.
Apply to the Printer; and if by letter, post-pail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

•'ousidering the odds against him,
w• of what dramatists call the situ-
essed that Dan showed both nerve

and L ..er occasions lie is even more fool-

hardy. ' ;ally pledged to kick—(he disdains the
man too ‘o fight him)—but we say he is pledged to
kick James the Second, if ever he meets him at another
battle of the Boyne. The truth is, he would have kicked
him, if he had met him at the last. Here is his own
word for it—the ipsissima verba of the discreetest of
heroes :

" I do not want to have anything to do with JAMES the Se-
cond."—[lt must, therefore, be plainly LI NIES'S fault if ever
they come to blows.]—There is no man whose character I more
despise than that Monarch's."—tLet him put that iu his pipe
and smoke it, however.]—" But if I had been alive in his day,
I would have given him a kick in that end of his person which
he was fondest of showing his enemies—his back !"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

PARTNERSHIP.

AGENTLEMAN, fully conversant in tho-Wholesa!e WINE
,ed,
free and SPIRIT TRADE, in which -e has been engaged.
for some years, who has excellent con . ions, and who is of
all pecuniary engagements, but* requires an increase" of
capital, wishes to form a tonne )Mt with any one willing to in-
vest from £3OO to £5OO in_ the business, to take an active part
or otherwise.--Address M. N., (post paid,) with real name and
address, Postoffice, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES IN AMERICA.

The following scene is extracted from " Crayon
Sketches," a work published in New York, where young
ladies are the enthusiastic patronesses of these associa-
tions :
" Henry unexpectedly entered the room, and to his utter sur-
prise and dismay found Laura literally steeped in tears.
" Henry approached, and by a regular series of tender solici-
tations and delicate assiduities, sought to win from her the cause
of her distress. * * * At length her grief found vent in en
audible torrent of exclamations and inteirogatories—
" And can you, Henry—you, who are the sole author of my
misery, pretend ignorance ?—you, who have blighted all my
young hopes of happiness ; you, who have betrayed my trusting
affection—you who have—'
" Me!' exclaimed the now really alarmed youth, what have
I done ?'

_ ......_ .
" And do you ask ?—you who have created an insuperable
harrier to our union,—you who have placed a chasm between us
that can never be overleapt—a bar that can never be taken down
—a—'
Good heavens! -what have I done ?'
" ' You have,' sobbed the agitated girl, almost choaked with
contending emotions, ' you have drunk. a gin-sling I'
" ' I know it; and what of that ?'
" Unthinking, cruel man ! by so doing you havj wrecked
my peace of mind for ever. Did I not tell you--answer me--
Saturday fortnight,—that I had become a member of the Atix
iliary Branch Anti-marrying-young-men-who-drink-ardent-
spirits Society—that I have vowed, &c.
"Then what a-climax will the reconciliation scene be--
" And you solemnly promise that you will never hereafter
drink a mint julep ?'
" Never I'
" Or brandy-punch ?'
" 'Never!'
" Or whisky-toddy ?'
"'Never, never !'
" Or a gin sling?'
" ' Oh! never!'
" lam satisfied ! We may yet be happy "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

ivR. F. YANIEWICZ, DENTIST, Metnbee of
College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, has the h
nounce that, for the better convenience of his increz
he has REsiovED from No. 43 to 51, BOL7TREET,
from-Berry-street,) where he may be!! sulted
DISEASBS and DtRANGEMMVIrof the
as this establishment is entirely devotErd to his professio.
cations, Mr. Y. is enabled wholly to superintend his manufa....
of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, thereby insuring their perfect
adaptation and durability.
*** A-Vacancy for a Pupil.

ON SALE,
QUPERIOR Old Bottled PORT WINE, at 70 Shillings
► per Dozen, adapted for the consumption of private Gen-
tlemen.—Apply to RICHARD ABRAM,
13, Leigh-street;l:lie:a to the Neptune.
N.B.—WINES of every description, both in Wood and
Bottled; BRANDY, and other Spirits. Also, as usual, BAR-
CLAY and CO.'S PORTER, in perfection, throughout the
Winter Season.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

DECEMBER 17, 1833.

are
of the greatest importance, inasmuch- as they furnish
a key to the whole proceedings. What a pity he did not
'flake them sooner ! Had Mr. Chief Commissioner de-
clared the object of the inquisition only two months ago,
he would have saved the commissioners much trouble and
the corporations a considerable sum of money. Knowing
the object, they would have been less scrupulous in resist-
ing the inquiry, and more emboldened to stand upon
their rights. To extirpate the rotten system ! To em-
Ploy such commissioners is-to extend and continue the
rotten system. To countenance such star-chamber prac
tires is to establish a.tyranny in England. To send men.
abroad to seek information from parties who are to be
condemned on. the. very information thus extorted, is to
sanction a mode of criminal procedure which is repugnant
to justice, and which would reflect disgrace upon an age
of barbarism. In the Spanish Inquisition men and wo-
men were tortured into the admission of ecclesiastical
crimes—compelled to plead guilty for the sake of mercy,
inasmuch as the punishment awarded to the guilty was
less cruel than that inflicted upon suspected innocence—
but this is the first time ,in the modern history of England
that public men have been dragged before an illegal tri-
bunal to furniSh information against themselves, to put
weapons in the hands of their enemies, to open their
books 'and unfold their accounts, thereby placing them-
selves at the mercy of a set of lawyers who had already
prejudged them, and who declare that the extirpation of
the corporation system is the primary, if not the exclusive
object of the inquiry. Mr. BLACKHURNE may disguise
his venom- under the name of the "rotten system," the
" rotten branch," &c. ; but we all know his meaning.
Why is he anxious to legislate—why is he prepared to
legislate, while that inquiry is still pending ? Because
his mind is made up ! He. knows that the inquiry is a
mere pretext. As a job, it 'answers the purposes of the
needy persons employed; and as a piece of patronage, it
attached to himself the favoured nominees of the LORD
CHANCELLOR ; but, in all other respects, they might as
well have pursued the inquiry in dark alley in Lon-
don, anereceived their evidence from their friends by
post ! These admissions on the part of Mr. BLACKBURNE
Will, no doubt, be considered candid by some and impru-
dent by others. We leave his friends to settle that among
them.* It is enough for us to know that he has revealed
the secret object—boldir—fearlessly—in defiance of pub-
lic scandal—and regardless of ministerial. conclepanation.
Will Mr. BLACRBURNE persist in asking a judgeship from
Lord BROUGHAM after this ? or will the noble and learned
lord still continue to patronise his intimate friend, Mr.
BLACRBURNE ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A " Subscriber to the Newsroom" will be attended to, but in
the mean time he should send us his name and address.
The facts alluded to by P are not forgotten.
The complaints relating to a certain department in the Custom
House will speedily be brought under review, and properly
exposed, but we have not yet had leisure to read the affidavits.
If families do not order their servants to be out of bed at a
proper hour in the morning, they need not be surprised at
not finding the STANDARD regularly delivered. The fact is,
that our couriers arc timeously at all their posts, but they do
not always find the domestics at theirs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

TLonbon *team Nabfgation.

THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
Extahlished by Act of Parliament.
THE GENERAL STEAM. NAVIGATION
~,COMPANY'S Ii'ACKETS
LEAVE LONDON

For HAMIIIJRG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday
and.,Satiirday morning early.
For ROVVERIiAM (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wed-
ne.diavtand Saturd‘v morniug_atgesiiri o'clock precisely.
For OWTEND every'Sa-turclay
For CALAIS every unday morning
For RAMSGATE every Saturday-. f'from St. Katharine's.
Wharf), at Eight o'clock.
.For freight, apply at J: NoßmAx's-,-1, Water-lane, Tower-
street; and for berths at this Office.—l leormation may also be
had atl+TO: 56, Haymarket.
N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg -are request,,d to be on
boarckearlyou 1 uesday and Friday evenings.
Powerftil—Steain Packets for Towing and Excursions. -
CHAS BESSELL, Secretary.
General Steam Navigation Company's Office'
- Lombard-street, 'London.

Eontton

By order of the Mortgagee.
On MONDAY, the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
-at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street,-in Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster,
A LL that PIECE of LAND, with the DWELLING.-
1-1. HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the east side of Wes-
ley-place, in Toxteth-park, near Live pool, containing in front
to Wesley-place and in breadth at the back severally 18 feetS
inches, or thereabouts, and running in depth backwaids on the
'north and south sides severally (including an area of .1 feet 6
inches wide to the front of Wesley-place;) 105 feet, or there-
abouts.

The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are in
the occupation of Mr. J. S. Radcliffe, as tenant.
Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. Fow-
LER, Solicitor, No: 1, Cheapside, Date-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 11, J. and W. Finla3son, Liverpool, merchants.—Jan. 11, H.
Vaughan, Liverpool, wholesale grocer.—Dec. 31, J. Hurst and J. 0.
Robinson, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, booksellers.—Jan. 13, R. Par-
sons, York, surgeon-dentist.—Jan. 7, J. Green, Colchester, Essex,
tailor.—Jan. 6, T. Lockwood, Huddersfield, woolstapler.

CERTIFICATES, Stc.—J%N. 3.
E. Jarvis, Stoke aunerel, Devonshire, sail-maker.—J. Wakefield,
Manchester, silk-hat-manufacturer.—E. Turner, Crown-row, Wal-
worth, hosier.—T. I. Brunt. Whittington, Derbyshire, tanner.—J. W.
Blew, Worcester, wine-merchant.—J. Collier,Toultry, hosier.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending Dec. 10, is 28s. Hid. per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

The Brig ?MERSEY, burthen. 219 tons, Liverpool-
hunt, and being well Mound in sails,may Le sent
.41,715,1 to sea at a trifling_expense.---Vorofticntars appl-y on
- - board,'Salthouse Dock, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

!IRITISH AMERICA

.Artemif_c`k.'-Orhs, fm Montreal and Quebec, with (fm Montreal) 200
pot ashes,' 2} c2O standard and 20 c I staves, Order-50 brls
_ .

not allies, 27 60; prl do, W A and G Maxwell-374 brls beef, loose
minutia wheat, R and G Benn—The above the produce of Canada,
the feacwing the produce of the United States :-92 brls prl ashes, W
A :Lnl O Nfaxwell-100 do, J Brebner—(fm Quebec, produce of Ca-
nada) 13 c ppe staves, 14 c 14 deals, C Humberston and co-15 e do,
Willis and co-2114 bus wheat, R and G Benn—B Dk

Wallsend, Huntley, fm St lohn, N B, with 305 ps birch and 80 ps
fir timber, 31.1 c 21 deals and deal ends, 37 c staves, abt 4 fms lath-
wood, D Gibb-6 spars, said Master—B Dk
Mercury, Pearson, fm Sidney, Cape Breton, with 263 ps birch and
166 ps pine timber, 76 ash oars, 45 pine and 312 birch planks, 15
spruce boat hook staffs, abt 2 fms lathwood, 17 c hd staves, 41 c 16 brl
stave billets, 61 c 11 handspikes, 1000 tunnel billets, 22 cs B copper
coin, 3 c whalebone, 1 bx clogs retd, Order—B Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

IMPROVED BRITISH PLATE,.
WARRANTED wito.t.GitT.mANuFAcTuBED By

KENDALL and'SON, 417, WEST STRAND, LONDON.
A NEW METALLIC DISCOVERY, calculated entirely
to supersede the use of plated wares, a resenting the
nEsr setsriTurE FOP. SILVER ever invente
The nietat is of the same colour an cure throughout—
solid, 'white, hard, and ductile; of gre rability than silver,
and the longer it'is used the more n ,it approaches the ap-
pearance of that metal; it is fo y hammer, filed, and
polished exactly in the same inni er ; is perfectly wholesome,
readily cleaned, and will not ifilfire by rough usage.—The cost
is about nne seventh of that of silver, and any article manufac-
tured in the one metal can readily be produced in the other.„
The following following are a few of the prices

. .
..• ,• , , . _ • .
Table Spoons, Fiddle Pattern ' '' •
.. 32' 0 1% doz.
Dessert ditto ditto. '.... ''. 26 0 - ..
Tea ditto ditto -. -'..-1 ,12 '0 ! ...
Tea ditto, largest size ditto - ' -15 0 ..-
- i - -•
Table Forks, Fiddle Pattern '.
_
Dessert ditto ditto - ' ' . 26 0 ..
Salt, Mustard, and Egg Spoons l4 0 ..
Ditto ditto Gilt Bowls - 0 ..
Sauce Ladles 3 3 each.
Gravy Spoons
Soup Ladles .
Punch Ladle:
Butter Knive,
Sugar Tongs
Cheese Scopes
Fish Knives l5 0 &18 0 ..
Toast harks.
Skewers 0 51F inch.
Dessert Knives and, Forks, plain.ivory handle's i OAV pair
Ditto duo carved ditto .... 6 6
May be procured also at the Manulacturers' Warehouses,- 17,
New-street, Birmingham; 18, Foregate.street, Worcester; :';.5,
Market-street, Manchester; and 61, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

THE HORRID EFFECTS OF NEGRO SLAVERY.

In one of the early debates in the reformed House of Cominons,
on the slave emancipation question, some of our readers may
perhaps remember the outpourings of the Lord Viscount
How•ick's indignation against the proprietor and managers of a
particular estate in Demerara, whose conduct towards the " un-
happy blacks" was described, in the stereotyped phrases of the
Anti-slavery Association, as diabolical, cruel, &c. &C. &c. &C.
and that such conduct would effectually destroy the negro popula-
tion of this estate in particular. The arrival of the Milian Chief;
Captain Williams, from Demerara, has supplied us with an ex-
cellent commentary on his lordship's harangue, in the shape of
an order from one of the ill-used, and therefore unhappy slaves
belonging to the very estate that was the theme of his lordship's
discourse. The order is in the hand-writing of the slave, which
we copy verbatim et literatim

" MEMORANDUM FOR CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.

" A blue dress coat, second quality.
" 7 strings of large coral beads.
" 7 pair earrings, a little larger than the pattern, and a fellow
for the pattern.
I piece cotton cambric.
" 8 pieces calico gown pies .
" 3 lockets, (ladies'.)
" 3 strings black garnet beads.
" 1 piece common white drill.
«; piece coarse Linnen for shirting.
" Air. and Mrs. Vincent's compliments to Mr. Williams, and
wishes him success and a happy passage home, and they hope
you will not forget them.
" P.S.—A blue dress coat for my brother, to be a size larger."

This order was given by a slave who is neither a driver nor a
manager; one who is employed exclusively in out-of-door
work on the plantation. The funds to purchase these articles
were supplied by an order on the agent of the estate. The
pattern GOLD earring and pendant, together with the paper
which we have described, may both be seen by any person who
will take the trouble of calling on the Publisher of the LIVER-
POOL STANDARD, in whose possession they are. We have
only to add that we hate great pleasure in exhibiting this
irrefragable proof of the cruel and inhuman treatment of West
India slaves.

THE PLUMSTEAD MURDER.

HOME CIRCUIT—MAIDSTQNE,
lohn Midle, a young man aged 23, was placed at the bar,
charged With administeting poison to his grandfather whereof
he died.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

CABINET FUHNITUDF

OF .THR FIRST QUALITY IN •WOOD AND' NT oIiKMANSHIP.
CHARLES LYONS, 78,-801.13-TREE'r; returns thanks to
his Friends and the Public in general for the liberal sup-
port he .has met with for the last ten- years,„antffiegs to inform
them that,- having purchased a large-andchilt,Oluatitity of the
best Spanish Mahogany, also Rosewood of the Guest growth, at
such prices as alit cnable hint to,make a great reduction from
his usual charges, C. L. intends. inaking-some alterations on his
premises, and offers to the-Public the whole of his present well-
manufactured- Stock at Fifteen' poi Cent: Discount, for pre-
sent Cash; and recommends au -early inspection to those who
have an intention of treating 'theniselves. with Furniture of
superior quality. - • - •
N.B.—The Stock consists of every article in Cabinet Furni-
ture, Rosewood, Mahogany, Zebrawood, Oak, Painted, Stained,
and Japanned.
Orders executed for Foreign or Home Use with the utmost
despatch.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC. 16.

Throughout the past week the demand for either pickled or dry
Butter has been upon a very limited scale, and we reduce our quota-
tions for both descriptions.—Bacon continues very dull.—Lard is in
fair demand.—Beef is steady, but Pork wears a declining aspect.
s. d. s. d.
BUTTER.—Belfast 79 0 80 .4,/per cwt.
Banbridge 7O 0 —72 0
Colerain 7l 0 73 0 ---
Sligo 69 0 70 0 ---
Derry 75 0 76 0
Waterford 66 0 74 0
Limerick
Cork

Pickled 2ds, (Cork) 72 6 73
Dry 3ds, (Cork)
Newry 6B 0 70
Dundalk 6B 0 70
Carlow 66 0 76
BEBF.—New Prime Mess 100 0 110
New India, 112 6 115
PORK
Do. - 0
BACON, new
Do. old
DRY llAms 46 0 48
WET Do
LARD.—Firkin 44 0 48
Bladdered 5O 0 0

0 -
0 -
0 -
O -
0 -
O per tierce.
0 ---
O perbarrel.
O per barrel.
0- per cwt.
0 -
O --
0
0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Days.
DEC. IL M.
Tuesday 17 2 48
Wedrit,sdaY lB 3 33
Thursday l9 4 26
Friday . 2O 540
Saturday 2l -6 -40
SUNDAY 22 7 44
Monday 23 8 36 ,

Ht.
13 4 Oxford Term ends.:•
12 4 Jupiter rises lh. 4m. ev`-
11 7 Ist Qr. sh. 17m. morn.
11 4
11 F. •
12 3 4th Sunday in Advent.
13 4

H.
3 9
'3
58
4 56
6 6
`7 11
8 11
9=

MARRIED,
On Tuesday, the 10th instant, at Saintfield, in the county of D° b¢
T. Naylor Carter, Esq., of this town, to Ann, second daughter of s°ll°
M`Burney, Esq. of the former place. o lateT.
On Wednesday, the 11th instant, at St. George's Church,
Thorburn, of Manchester, to Antonia Stewart, the daughter of the
Rev. A. Macgowan, minister of Dalry. J.
Same day, at St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, London, Charlo
Hambro, Esq., of Copenhagen, to Carolina Maria. daughter of the late
Frederick Theophilus Gostenhofer, Esq., and sister to Mrs. Pere'
Witherhy, Woodside.
Same day, at King's Bromley, Staffordshire, by the Rev. T. Moore,
Mr. S. G. Barnett, of Edge-hill, to Miss Eliza Turner, of the former
place.

DIED,
On the 22d of September last, at Havannah, Mr. Thomas U°Pe'
mate of the brig Mary, seeond son of Mr. Hope, Sparling-street '
deeply regretted.by a numerous circle of friends.
On Friday, the 29th ult., aged 33, Mr. Edmund Richardson, Pil°t'
who perished whilst swimming from No. 1, Pilot-boat.
On Tpesday, the 3d instant, very suddenly, Margaret, the wife of
Mr. Robert Unwin, baker, Toxteth-park.
On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at the advanced age of N Yes":
Mrs. Ann Rylance, widow of Dale Stone-lane, near Stockport Gre*!,
Moor, leaving an only daughter, a maiden lady of 80, who has reside,'
since her birth under her parental roof.
On Thursday, the sth instant, in consequence of being washed 0"f
board, off Cape Clear, Mr. John Hardman, aged 23, second matO
the Snowden, of this port, much respected by his relatiO.
friends.

• oi°lv •
javerpool :—Printed every Tuesday and Friday morning in V 14'0,
" buildings, John-street, and published at the Sratinaiw-OrP4Ol. sod'
7, High-street, Exchange, by SVIVEL FRANOBTS.—Orderivvr
Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and Co.. ';011,
wick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrook; Below
Chancery-lane; Munden Hammond, 27, Lombaru-street ; at ioe;
raway's; at the London Commercial Coffeehouse, Alincing:,.tet•
Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; .Chapter Coffee-house,
noster-row; North and South American Coffee-house,
needle-street; Lawson and Barker, Birchin-lane; and " otos
Lewer, 4, Wellington-street., Strand, London; by Messrs. J 011.120-
and üblin; Mr. MThun, Glasgow; Mr. Bowler, Conir.
.office, Co.,Vanchester ; Mr. Malley, Bookseller Warrington;
Clarke, Pilot-office. Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

ON SALE,

By CHARLES S. MIDDLETON, 2, Rtonford-place,
HERRY WINE, in Butts, Hhds., and Qtiarters, from £2O
to £9O per Butt in bond; DITTO, in Bottles, in bond and
uty paid; 'MALAGA DITTO, ditto; MUSCATEL RAI-
SINS, in Boxes, Halls, and Quarters; GRAPES, in Barrels
and Jars ; Black Lead Dust; India Goods ; Choppahs, Corahs,
and Madras HANDKERCHIEFS; Buenos Ayres Sheeps'
WOOL ;1 HORSE HAIR; Horse, Cow, and Ox HIDES.
Also, the Schooner MARY ANN, 85 tons, now discharging
in George's Dock.
A Bonded Bottling Cellar on the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17

COURSE OF EXCHANG

Amsterdam c f 12 4
Do at sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh Mcs. Bco l3 12
Altona ' 13 12
Paris three days' sight Z,' 25 55
Do. g 25 80
Bourdeaux do ..1- 25 85
Frankfort on the Main —1514
Petersburg 4f rouble .... 10
Berlin cur. doll.

Vienna, Ef. 9m. do 9 56
Trieste, ditto
Madrid
Cadiz
Bilboa