The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-16 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY, 16th July.--Noon, Wind N.—Fair.
ARRIVED:
Eagle, Lyon, from New York, (sailed 25th ult.)
Monongahela, Brown, from Philadelphia.
Fanny, Taylor, from Newfoundland.
Highlander, Monden, from do.
Samuel, Bond, from do.
Laurel, Dobson, from Jamaica.
Sophia, Easton, from Montreal.
Bransty, Wilson, from Tampico, (sailed 6th May.)
Effort, Orfeur, from Zante.
Caravan, Nichols Hogarth, Allen ; Hope, —, and La Grange,
—, hence at New York.
Brunette, Fahs, from New Orleans for this port, was spoken Id inst.
in lat. 41 15., long. 51 30.
Europe, Maxwell, for New York.
Tallahasse, Glover, do.

SAILED.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NTH JULY.

Wind at Holyhead, S. W. light breeze.—Off Holyhead inward
bound—
No. 1186, Reindeer, B B. at 5 a.m.
No. 539, Combatant, B S, at 8 a.m.
No. 642, Corsair, B B, at 9 30 a.m.
Off Holyhead, outward bound,
No. 694, James Grant, B Rk, at 1, p.m.
Off Great Ormshead, inward bound.
No. 643, Dart, B Schr, at 12 noon.
Off Voel Nant, inward bound.
No. '737, William Donald, B S, at 1, p.m.
No. 565, Olive Branch, A S, at 2 30, p.m.
No. 577, Theodosia, B Bk. at 2. p.m.
Off Floating Light inward bound—
An American Packet Ship, with a red star on her foretopsail, st
2 40 p.m.

MOST IMPORTANT NEWS FROM PORTUGAL,
DESTRUCTION OF DOM MIGUEL'S FLEET.

The Birmingham, steamer, Capt. Beazley, in the service of
the Queen of Portugal, arrived here about three hours since,
having on board M. Mendizabel, who brings despatches of din
utmost importance from Lagos. To the politeness of Captain
Beazley and that of an officer who was in the action, an account
of which we are about to relate, we are indebted for the following
statement :

On the morning of the 2d instant, the squadron under the
command of Capt. Napier, consisting of the frigate Rainha da
Portugal, (flag ship,) the Dom Pedro, the Donna Maria frigate,
the Portuense corvette, and the brig Villa Flor, sailed from La-
gos Bay, leaving the Britannia, Birmingham, and William the
Fourth steamers, to take in supplies of coals, &c. for the use of
the ships. On the following day the Villa Flor came into the
Bay and made signal for the steamers to join the fleet imme-
diately.
The Miguelite fleet having been descried off Cape St. Vin-
cent, and there being but little wind, Captain Napier wanted
the assistance of the steamers to take his ships in tow, so that
he might bring on an action. These vessels not having been
engaged for a service of this nature, there was some demur on
the part of the crews, but on the sth a breeze fortunately sprung
up. Being to windward, Captain Napier made all sail, and at
three o'clock bore down on the enemy, closely followed by the
other ships of his squadron.
The devoted fleet of Dom Miguel was drawn up in line of
battle, presenting a very imposing appearance. The Admiral's
ship, (the Don John, 74 guns and 750 men,) was the headmost
ship, then followed the Nao Rainha 74, also with a crew of 750
men; the next was a large Storeship of 52 guns, and 640 men;
then the Princess Real, a noble frigate of 48 guns; the Cor-
vette Princess Real, and three brigs brought up the rear.
At a quarter past 3 p.m. Captain Napier first hoisted his flag;
at half-past 3 the enemy first showed his colours. The Rainha
bore down under full sail, making for the second ship in the
enemy's line, (the Nao Rainha 74.) At five minutes before 4
the action was commenced by a broadside from the Princess
Real frigate, immediately. frillowed by broadsides from the
Storeship and the Nao Rainha; which, had the guns not been
very badly pointed, must have totally disabled the Rainha. but
the only injury sustained was in the rigging.
The Rainha never fired until close alongside of the Nao
Rainha, when Captain Napier, attired as a common seaman,
boarded that ship sword in hand, immediately followed by his
officers, and such part of the crew as had been selected for that
duty.
The Pedro following closely, the Rainha ran up on the lee
quarter of the Nao Rainha. and also boarded her; the conflict
was dreadful; but in ten minutes the constitutional flag floated
proudly over that of the despot Miguel. The Don John, (the
Admiral's ship,) which had hitherto only tired her stern guns,
now set all sail and attempted to make off, but was pursued by
the Rainha and the Pedro, and surrendered without resistance.
The Donna Maria frigate, in the mean while, had engaged
the Princess Real, which vessel was defended with much
bravery, And did not surrender untill she had became totally
unmanagable. The Princess Real frigate also struck, and the
Corvette in endeavouring to make off, having fallen athwart
the Birmingham steamer, hove to and struck her flag, al,
though the steamer offered no obstruction to her escape.
The officers of the Constitutional squadron have suffered se-
verely. The following is a list of the killed and wounded :
Capt. George, a volunteer, killed on board the Rainha; Capt.
Goblet, of the Don Pedro, killed ; Lieut. Woolridge, flag lieu-
tenant to Capt. Napier, wounded severely, since dead; Lieut.
Millett, marines, killed; the master of the Rainha da Portugal,
(name unknown) killed. Wounded:—Capt. Naier, junior,
severely; Capt. Reeves, severely; Lieut. Edmonds, severely;
Capt. Vincello, of the marines, severely. The commander-in-
chief received no other injury than a severe blow by a crow-
bar. The steamer was despatched so soon after the action that
the total loss of killed and wounded had not been ascertained.
The loss on the part of the enemy, particularly on board the
liainha, 74, was very great; the captain of that ship was killed.
The captured ships were all carried into Lagos, where they
will be immediately refitted for the service of her Majesty th-e
Queen. After the action the conquered crews were incessantly
shouting " Viva Donna Maria."
On the return of the squadron to Lagos with their prizes, the
municipal body presented Capt. Napier with a crown of laurel,
on a silver plate.
The Birmingham fell in, on Tuesday. with the George the
Fourth, with Gen. Bounnont and his staff on board, going to
the aid of Miguel, and informed them of the important event
which had just occurred. Capt. Beazlev has no doubt that the
General and his party will fall into the -hands of Capt. Napier,
as the Tagus is blockaded.
The number of troops which have declared for the Queen is
between 6 and 7,000, which makes the force now under the com-
mand of General Villa Flor about 10,000 men; and we are as-
sured that the utmost enthusiasm in the cause of Donna Maria
prevails throughout the South of Portugal.
The Birmingham touched at Oporto, and communicated the
news, which caused, as may easily be imagined, unbounded sa-
tisfaction.
We have no time to make any remarks on the foregoing in-
telligence,and it is unnecessary that we should do so. We will,
however, congratulate our readers that this contest cannot he
much longer protracted, and that the result must be such as
the friends of liberty desire.— The Cornubian.

The first General Court of the Seaman's Hospital Society
was held yesterday at the London Tavern, in pursuance of the
Act of Parliament passed this session, John Labouchere,
Treasurer, in the chair, at which a statement of the society's
affairs was laid before the meeting. It appeared that nearly
1,000 seamen of all nations had been relieved during the last
three months. The governors expressed a hope that from the
extensive assistance which the institution affords, it'vrould meet
with support from the_ public corresponding to the great de
Taands upon it.— London Paper,

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GI THE I_,IVE RPOOL STANDARD.
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. Ilibe, -13 urgman; tin b ainla Cartel*, With:Wl larha 151 hf bil s
Vie poct'o Comm INHUMAN CONDUCT OF A HUSBAND. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT .
---r.--_. gm; I) i p ping En t t l't 1 gout* 6c 11 hanespikes, J Leigh end co--B Dk. . ,
' Coneterdia, Sandmen, fin Chtistineetaelt, 'With 367 blha tee, it e 10'
Friday, July 12, 1833. -
--..esee-.... deals, e2l c batteos, le c 12 batten ends, 77 brls red ochre, 2e c hand-
Atthe East Riding sessions last week, Saml. Hall Godmond
Z s at Z s 4 DUTIES.
'Tie:meet to hear the merry lark, TRADE OF LlVtlet'ool.,. spikes, H aed J Hornby and co-eQ Dk.
• was indicted for assaulting and falsely imprisoning his wife, Mary ARGOLS, per c.,..rt. John William, Wulff, fin Danzig, with 405 kge blaek beer, 400 bp
_ That bide a blithe good morrow ; Godmond, in his own house, from Nov. 3d, 1831, tO March 8, 1833. White 2ooe 2 14 0
115 .0 -2 8 0 I6dee cwt. There ie scarcelY A plaee in the World, to Which ihe British flag 14 biscuits, 6000 einpta bagi, 120 mats, Stewait, Bald, and co-20 'eke
But sweeter ro hark in the twinkling dark • Ann Milner, Rebecca Short, and James Godmond were also in- Red . aceessibleethata ready conveyance is not afforded from this eneer- wheat flour, Ick conts uekn, 733 ps thaiber, 4c 11 deals, abt 25 frns
To the-soothing song of sorrow. • dieted as being accessories to the offences charged. It appear- ASHES, per cwt.
Pm U. States' -
1 7 0 - 1 8 0 prising port : and the following informetion maY be ecceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United •States Of Ameriea, to lathwood, 100() mats, J W Gibsone--6 Masts, C W Neinhan, Soh, and
co-e5:1231 plates epeltter, Ordeteseß I)k.
refit tilehtingale ! What doth she sal? ed from the statement of the case that the prisoner and his wife
Canada, 13- 1 4 6 Amer. 6s. efs cwt. which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as Gustave Charlotte, Enginann, fm Uleaborg, with 1756 brls tar, 51 e I
had separated in 18e3, their personal effects being equally di- Palter., U. States'.. - 1 7 0 Ihit. Mewl. free. foll Divs, viz.:-
And is she sad or jelly ? 18 deals, (3e b 18 batterie, 1 fel latliteood; H arid T Heiiielly dna dei-e ,
vided oetween them, and a separate maintenance premised. Canada 1 6 0- 1 6 6 , NEW YORK-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of eaeh month in the B Da.
For ne'er on earth was sound of neerth
On his refusing to furnish her tee maintenance, .she applied to BARILLA, per ton year. Obserree-There is a regular mail free' Neve York to CAreAbA, Carrabbo, Ptesley, tee St. Mersburgh, with 300 cks Mlle*, 83 ba6
So like to melancnoly. the consistory court, at York, and was allowed alimony, amount- Alieant OO- 0 0 0 and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the hemp, 250 dunnage mats, d Butchet and Sotueil6 bxs portable soup, J •
ing to £7O per annum. On the case coming before the court, BeleintES,l.ttlLciet. American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, en lettere to Overend-1 bx hooks and latnps, Ikg manna grits, 11 and 7 Hornby ,
The merry lark, he SCarS on bight, - 2 0 0 12.1 er 6,,i . be forwarded after their arrival hi New York. and co-I fin lathwood, C Tayleur, Sons and co.
he aereed to take his wife home, and to treat her with love and 4
Persian' l:bw
4 5 0 - 6 10 0 5 PHILADELPHIA-On the Bth and 20th of each month,
• No worldly thought o'ertakes him; 0
-He sings aloud to the clear blue sty. amity. Afterwards, he ahsolutely refused to admit her into his,
house, or otherwise to allow her a sutficietat maintenance, atm BRIMSTONE, 4e ton. e.,
Sicily, &c.. "1210 0 -13 '0 0 DoeroN-On the sth and 20th, usually. Rival, M'Keneie, fm Nerve, with 354 c 7 1b soars, abt 6 fins lath-
wotal, ec 10 deals, It 0. Gardner-6 kes anchothes, 6 bottle§ iffietiy
OTHER PARTs OF TIM UNITED STATHS--rne conveyances.hare britidy, 6 bottles wit-leen C Chapman-B Dk. , ,
I Ms. Ile toss.
. And the cl,aylight that awakes him. filed a bill in chaticery, and, in Consequence of her default in Tuscan l4 0 0 -16 0 0 frequent, but Merchants usually send their letters hy *V Of NeW Jog.iquina, CaCieeeS, frn &Ville, with 116 pps 26 hde 4 blis elite Oil. '
As sweet a lay, as loud, as gay, answering, she was arrested at Hedon, and imprisoned in the CLOVER SEED, r cwt. York litlitetti and ereeele Dk.
210 0- 3 0 0 HAVANNAII-On the sth of each month. Obteri•e-Letters are fat- 1
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The nightingale is trilling; ileet sixteen months. On being liberated, she again applied to .c.),=crearld..
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With feeling bliss, no less than his, her husband to be admitted into his house, which he absolutely
French & dim-an-white 2150- 3 5 0 MONTREAL-On the 24th of each month durinht the season. IMPORTED
Tier little heart is thrilling. refused. About a fortnight after, on the 3d of November, 18.31, COCHINEAL, 11''' lb, in bond ' East INDiES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND liateisu Weer Debbi
she went to the house and waited till her husband came in, and Silver - 0 8 3 16d4c, m. I s LANDS-There are usually monthly conveyances. Prom the sth to the I.lth July, 1833, inclusive,
Yet ever and anon, a sigh they dined and drank tea together, aud at night Godmond de- Black OB- 0 8 6 3 Rio DE JANEIRO-On the let and 16th of each month.
Peers through her lavish mirth ; sired his wife to retire to bed in a room where there was a bolt COCOA; an cwt. inanna.
1 0 0 - 1 2 0 OTHER .PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA-NOt regular but frequent. 4.1 Vessel from Sidney N. S. W.-1 Nevileundland-2 New York
GENOA AND LEGFIoRN-On the Ist and 16th of each month. -s-3 NC* Orleans-s 1 Savarinah-1 Mobile-I Pereambuco-1 Bahia
IFor.6d. eet' lb
For the lark's bold song is of the sky on the outside of the door. She refused, being afraid of being. Tlztidad 2lO- 2 18 0 . ji. je 24. Lisncie:-On the Ist and 16th of each month. -el Petetsbarghe-2 Rigst--1 Christianetallt-e Ganda Carleby-1 ,
• And hers is of the earth. bolted in. Godmond threatened to send for a peace-efficer if • Caraccas OO- 0 0 '0 Ctroero-Every 3 weeks. Marseilles-2 Messina-1 Galipoli-2 Trieste-1 Dunkirk-2 Rotter- i
• By night and day she tunes her lay, Idle did not sleep in the room as he directed, and. ultimately she, ••tOFFEE, 4fs cwt. inbond NAPLES AND geansx-Every 3 weekte data.
was violently pushed up stairs, and sectred in a balk room. anamaica, ordinary 315 0-4 17 0 • SMIIINA AND CONsTANTINOPLE-Every 3 weeks. 1
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To drive away all sorrow ; Areols - I
The next day she was seriously ill. She was aalowed to go into Good and fine ord... .. 418 0- 5 3 0 ..............,
Mid. and good mid.. .. 540- 5 16 0 Ashes bids. ,=e--• I
For bliss, alas ! to night must pass. the yard once, but was again locked up for seven days, when
.uFticnhe, m&ied..and fine 517 0 61 0 FRIDAY, 12th July. Noon, Wind N.N.E. Rein. Bark hhds. ---, serons, --
. Acid woe may come to-morrow. she broke a pannel in the door, and attempted to escape, but D 6d. r m Oak tons, 5
Poems, by narilelt "'ridge. she was seized by Ann Miller and Rebecca Short, another of , Ordinary 312- 4 8 0 Annum) :-Lancaeter, Cummins, from Calabar-Breeze, Gotrnah,
Peruvian bales, -a--
the defendants, and forced again into the room, and was yio- Good and fine ord. 4120- 4 16 0 Montreal-Gestav Charlotte, Engman, Uleaborg-Veta La Foaquina. Deifies , hales, -
, Francisca, Seville. .
lentiv beaten. Afterwards, the door of the room was secured Middlin, 4lB 0 5 6 0 pOrreX . -
WIT AND HUMOUR. 5 2 0 55 0 Heroine, Bromtn, henee, for Philadelphia, Was oft cape Clear, Bth Brimstone .tons, 538
- by battings nailed across the outside; the window having three Yine inia. and fine
2 15 0- 3 0 0 instant. Cateia Lignea botes, ---
iron bars across it, .and not permitted to slide up .more thaa 'Havana ,
• Of wit the true criterion is St. Domingo 21602 18 0 1 Is. rial. WilliaM IV, Bottomley, tailed frOm Velpatiueo rot Arita, 20th Castor Oil trts .-.
eight inches. Her furniture was taken away, her hed supplied March.
- In just and apt resemblances, Brazil and Laeuira. 2lO 0 3 2 0 Cloverseed. casks,u-, bales, --s-e
by three forms, with battings over them, and a very inferior mom - 4 0 0 L'Havre, - from Havre, at Valparaiso. s Cochineal bags, -, serene, -
Ideas variously combined,
bed. She was not allowed any candle, and her fire was put out COTTON, ay its. Thomas Leech, .Jarties, henee, at do. Cocoa brls, -, bags, -
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That flesh eonviction on the mind ; 0 1 le 0 2 3 Ide, Thomas, do, do. Coffee, B. P tees. --, brie. --, bags, --e--
at five o'clock in winter ; and she was absolutely debarred from Sea Island Georgia
do, at Batavia.
That give to truth a brigher tly.e. speaking to any one from the window, or writing 0 .any per- hthtithsen_de, . -
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To sense a double poignancy ; son. The fooil furnished to her consisted of •shasepe pluck, upland, do. . - 00 10 • Flora, Mackey, do, at Calabar. Ltrießtend tone, 204
Alabama oo si oo 01 I Eclipse, (late) Austm, do, at Jamaica. Fustic - tons, 18
Whose force of ridicule We see beast liver, and cold meat, stale and green. InjleiS Manner Mobile 0 0 8i- 00 10 -:e Rocket Norman, do, do, Niearagua. Woad tons, -a-
she was kept for several months, and, after violeatabeatings -a New Orleans 0 0 81- 0 0 111 e es; Lady Ann, Simpson, do, at Pictou. Barwood time, -
In many a lively repartee ;
sharp knife was left in the roonnbar Milner, and hints furaished Pernambueco OO 10 0 0 Ila Columbes, Neebitt, do, do. CainwOod tons, -
- Which, vent'ring oftewto explore 0 0 0 0 0 114 Quebec Packet, Tate, do, at Newfoundland. Flex mats. 433, balee. 1549
What to the mind was known before, that she might apply it to finish tier misery. Her bible, to her Aricati & Ceara
Bam hia & Macaio.... - 00 IN '4,z..,.
eec Sarah, Chesney, from Demerara, at St. Andre*. Flaxseed hhds -, qrs. -, bags, -
great regret. was taken from her, and no hooks allowed. She
Giving to though t a pleasing dress, was thus-treated till the Sth of March, 1833, on which day the h arahham .
zwillinned ditto 0 0 101- 0 0 lle , ..... SAILED: Gloueeeter, Lane, for Havannah-Black Eyed Butte, Flour E. I. sacks, -, brls., •-•
Shelve What all feel but caa't etprese; 000 - 0 0 104 .a .r.: Witkins, Smyrna-Isabella, Tait, Boston-Lilburn, Laing, St. Peters- Galls
room was ao filled with smoke (cause unknown) that it ap-
-0 0 0 0 0 0 'h.! , burgh-Highland Lai; Betts, Savona-Kent, Jamieson, St. John's, Ginger barrels, -, begs, -
Tor, as Hogarth, neglecting grace, proached nearly to suffocation, in the agony of which She yen- Para -
ely scratch or-pen eceild shew a ttoe, tared to call out of the window, expressive of her distress. On ' Demerara & Berbice OOlO - 0 0 114 . 0 Hemp bundles, 43, hales, 325
So in wit's finer strokes we find - her being heard, the magistrates were applied to, and she was Barbadoes 0 0 0 00 10 Thea SATURDAY, 13th July.--e Noon, Wind N.W.-Fair. Hides, Cow and Ox -
finally liberated. The Whole of the detendaats were found Common West India.... 000- 0 0 10 ah e . Horse Hines -
. Each varied imege of the mind : . Bahama
sCmartyhmarna OOO 0 0 Ilf cer.?, Anniven •-Elizaheth, Tobin, from Africa-John Walker, teitip, Lemon Juice J tasks, -es-
,guilte ; and Samuel Nell Godmond was sentenced to be kept
Touched with the likeness all the wiells. 0 0 0- 0 0 81 e Sierra Leone. Madders -
We feel its force and only smile. in solitary confinement in Beverley house of correction, for
.94
. twelve calendar months, and, at the expiration of that time to Egyptian . ... 0 0 Ili- 0 1 1 'se Sir Walter Scott. Brown, hence, at Restigouelva. Molasses casks, •--..
Humour performs the other half, •
pay a fine of 4'50. The defendant, Ann Milner, was sentenced Surat and Madras 0 0 61- O 0 74 Endymion, Parbutt, do, do. Munjeet -
-And leads us to a hearty laiigh ; tO twelve months' solitery confinement, and to pay a fine of Beneal. ,
DY,. EWOODS, 41,' fon.. . 00 0 0061 _ Britannia, Frankland, de, at Veniee. Olive Oil jai* -, casks, 341
Much she attempts, nor aught in vain, Thalia, Hammond, do, at Trieste. Palm Oil -
one shilling; and the two other defendants were discharged on
noowoon, Jamaica...... 6 0 0- 6 6 0 e Hoe-ming, Engelsman, do, at Texel. Fish oil casks, 124
Still mistress of the comic strain. paying a fine of one shilliag eaeh.-LeedE Intelligenter. St. Dom. & Honduras.... 660-'6 12 6 Alexander, Brabander, do, at Ostend. Pepper -
In form and manner sure-to please, Campeachy. 7lO- 7 15 0 other poets 4s. 6 . Pauline, Vanderpetre,
~ do, do. Pimento, W.l brls. -, boxes -, bags, -
And most.of all hy truth and 44.5 e; PUSTIC, Jamaica OOOO 0 0 1 From B. P. 3s.d-
Indian, Robertsonefrom Pugwash, at Cork. Rice tea. -, 4 tea., - B. I. bags, -
ctr ton.
At the Staffordshire Sessions, last week, a man was committed Cuba -
For as tme wit, tbe wise agree, SAILED .-Tickler, Lowden, for Sincapore- Ulysses, Kennedy,
from Wolverhampton for stealing a few turnip tops, value one Spanish.
, Apollo, Vatidyek, Saltpetre • bags, -
Is lively thought and repartee, pen.ny; they were not taken from the field where the turnips CAmwoot l7 0 0 22 0 0 Ostend-Atalanta, Grinwald, Elsinore-Packet, Cross, Monte Video- Shell Lac chests, -
-So humour is a coral:ration were erowing, but cut from some which were pulled, and thrown BARwOOD, Angola 9lO 0 -10 -0 0 1 Sterling, Pauline, Pernambuco-Adrian, Foster, Quebec-Forsoket, Sugar, B.P. hlide -, tees. -, begs, -, boeee ---, brls., -
e' Gaboofi -
OLdrollery and imitation. in a held fur cattle to eat. The chairman and court indignantly - Sabine, Revel-Alice, Hall, Boston- 'Magnet, M•Minn, Calcutta-
NICARAGUA Woon. Sumac bags, 2189
ss. 4?' 408. Civilian, Lawson, Quebec-Louisa Augusta, Kruger, Elsinore-James,
_ . - - - 1 iefused to go into so contemptible a case. Solid ' le 10 020 0 0 Cook, Faro-Julinna,Poodts, and Angelina, Stinze, Ostend-Endraght, Tallow . casks 111, toes, 6 ,
LOCAL COURTS' BILL. BRISTOL CATHEDRAL.-The fall of the buttress last week Large Rough l4 0 0 -15 0 0 - Ilavrebult, and Elizabeth and Cornelia, Jansen, Rotterdam-Lukkina Tartar casks, 24 1
having caused some alarm for the safety of the tower, we are Small
- hlargaretha, Ihouling,Alkmaar-Phcenix, Hartley, DemerarssAlletto,
gratified in being able to state that the s6.bility of the building FLAX 4r.ion. Tobacco boxes, --, tees, -, hhds, 42
Bolt-court, July 10, 1a33. Nipperin.s, Amsterdam-Wemelina Kranenborg, Prange, Dordt.
h tb n t all affected by the accident. We learn from Petersburgh, 12-head .... 40 00- 0 0 0 Turmeric -
Stle,-1 congratulate the industrious part of the people, par- :;,s no ~e a . .. . . Duteh l6 0 0 -80 0 0 leld. ttr etet. • • Turpentine brls, 1188
f h C th d 1 th t
ta : Phillips the intaltigent Sacristan o t e a era , a
Riga, P. T. R
ticularly those who do the hard labours of the country, upon the
ar t e out -west pinnacle has been in
the f -- h' Isi -- h S h '
issure o serya .e ne FLAXSEED, se, Ithd. Wax Bees' • - casks, -, eases, --e J
fate of this monstrous bill, which the House of Lords, last night, •
ARRIVED:-Hercules, Waglea, from Stockholm-Zakrewsky, Cal-
the same state tor thirty years; and the tower rests on arches American season over. ls. la qUarter. Wheat qrs. -, minots, -
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flung back into the Malthusian budget by a c_tjority of fitte. . , . men, Findland.
too massive to De affected by the want of a buttress. The GINGER, ay cut. in bond. _ . ._ _ . . . ..-....,... . - ~ ,
The Morning Chronicle has had the audacity to call this the . . .
bulldiva bens, found on a careful survey perfectly safe, divine Jamaica, white 415- 9 0 0 The crew and passengers of a brig that foundered a few days pre-
" POOR MAN'S BILL." Sir, anything so impudent as this . . -, black. OO- 0 0 0 lls. 6d. per cwt. vions to the 30th '.llay, arrived at Halifax. 10th ult.
service will shortly be resumed.-Bristul Paper. Atilt CO*
never before found its way upon paper. Why, Sir, nay great East India - 1 16 6 SAILED :-Jupiter, Rundstrom, for Elsinore-Nine Soskende, Walat, ,
objection to it was, that it was a bill, not only to take away the Wrasoens ANNIVERS A R Y.-On Monday night, the anniver- lIEMP, te ion. Iceland - Pu,get, Burns • Agnes Primrose, Johnstone ; Rangaroo, -..e5„,...-
poor man's dinner ; but to strip him of his porridge, his bed- sary of this celebrated ornithologist and poet was celebrated in Riga Rhine. 27 00-0 0 0 / h
1 . per cut. Rees, and Aehor, Saule,'St. Petersburgh-Helvellyn, Boadle, Buenos LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 12.
ding, and even his Very clothes on his back. I obtected to the the -Saracen's Head Inn, Paisley, Mr. "[homes Critchton in
__hairsibuctrpt clean 25 10 0-0 0 0 Ayres-Brothers, Salmm, and Jamaica, Weston, Ilahia-Nyverheid,
halt-mad, half-drunk, crack-brained innovation; I objected to the chair. Mr. Robert Lang, Croupier. As the intimate in
West India, dry 0 0 51- 00 6 Rickmer, Ostend-Mary Rowland, Aikin, New york-Prederick, There has been mote enquiry for Suona, in consequence of holders
Ljung, and Fransiseo, Schultz, Elsinore-James Grant, Hough, Born- hv*to e b *tted tei 1 '' - 900 hhds BP h b ld t
a en, u on ower prices , ..
.. .. ate een se a. a
it on many other accounts : I saw, with horror, a hundred new friend and correspondent of Wilson, the venerable chairman
Buenos Ayres, dry... - 0 0 11 B. P. dry 2s. 4d. bay=Remke, Oltmans, and Gessina, Wvkmeyer, Dordt-Heele decline of 6d. 0 Is. per cwt. on brown and middling descriptions . a
judges, dependent on the wid of the government for promo- did all manner of justice to his memory, in a neat and eloquent Salted 0 0 41- 00 5i wet Is. 2d. Gupt, Rotterdam-Curlew, Hanrahan, Newfoundland-Grenada, small lot of Mautitiui sold at -the quotations. In &neat riothine has
ton, at least : I saw, with horror, judges to be settled and living speech, embodying Many of his interesting and earliest mini- Brazil, dey salted. 0 o el_ o 0 gi For. dry 4s. Bd. Wright, Quebec-Matalie, Maalenhrock, Ostend-Janina En,gelina, been done. In Foreign the sales eomprise 200 boxes white Havana,
upon certain spots, there to be visiting, with their wives and niscences of thh ueparted poet and naturalist. He then gave North America, salted 0 0 41- 00 0 wet 2r. 4el. Kalk, Alkmaar-Jonge Margaretha, Wykmeyer, Rotterdam-Her- at 295. 0 30e., and a: small parcel of Paraiba, at 18s. 6d. for good
families, amongst the rich people all around them. 1 saw what the memory of the American Ornithologist and the author of
.a.so t India . OO 6 00 7 V Curt man, Leslie, Baltimore Cana.dia, , Brazil-Pyrenees, Burt, brown, and 235. 6d. for mid-tiling white.-No gales of consequence ,
H rse, ay lune 0 6 6- 0 8 6 Maranham-Frederica, Kirkhoye, Ostend.
this must lead to with regard to inferior tradesmen, farmers, " Watty and. Meg," which was drunk by-the company in solemn
INDIGO, er lie have taken place in MoLASaas.--=Coaata.-There has been a brisk j
and working people. I saw, too, that this scheme was to co- silence. The toast was followed by "Long life to the King, the .Bengal Purple and Violet 0 7 3- 0 8 0 1 demand for Plantation by the tradee and the sales are extensive, core- I
operate with the scheme for putting down all the county and Queen, and the several branches of the Royal Family." In the Blue andFineViolet 0 7 0- 0 7 6 I MONDAY, 15th hily.-Wind, N.E.-Fair. prising 380 casks of Jamaica, 60 easks and 650 bags Demerara, and 240 j
brls of Trinidad, and- it ftirtlier adeande Of fully 3s. per cwt. on ,
parochial authorities, which have been In existence since the course of the evening the memory of Will:ana Pitt, " the pilot Ordin. & Mid O5- 0 6 0 e 34. te ee sirriredeeeEagle, Fraser, from Westport-John Wood, (steamer') near'n, all descri • bo -0 les f J ' l• d 119 e
ptions ; a ut , cas o amaica rea ize s. 1
time of Alfred; and establishing in their stead, a Bourbon police, who weathered the storm," and the health of his Grace the Violet & Copper 0 5 0- 0 6 3 r Glasgow-Solway, (steamer,) Carlisle. 1235. for fine and extra Atte qtralities of favourite marks. Of Foreign
commanded by such like officers as the metropolitan police are Duke of Wellington were given from the chair, and received Cop.per 06- 0 7 0 Pandora, Cowman, hence. for Newfoundland, at Milford, leaky. 40 bags coloury middling La Guayra sold at 635., and 70 bags of good I
under, and, of course, acting in the same manner ! with rapturous enthusiasm by the company. We hail this as a , 0 5 6- 0 6 3
_ Ordinary.... ..... 1
Caraccas, Floras dut y pd. 0 6 8 - 0 7 3 Aurora, Ruth, hence, at St. Petersburgh.
Arine Christine, Erickson, hence, at Copenhagen. orilitiant Braid at 565. per ewt.-300 baes Trinidad COCOA have laeen
sold at b3s. 6d. 0 54e. 6d. for good and.fine rec Le-200 bags Barbadoes
This was the "Poor Man's ' Bill, then, was it ? Itwould have sure sign that the good folks of Paisley are fast returning to Sobres 0 6 0- 0 6 6 GINGER at 80s., 900 pockets Bengal ditto at 30s. per cwt., and 600 bags j
been a great benefit to the poor man to have had a "POPAY" loyal and constitutional principles, and that, though deceived Cortes '046 - 0 5 6 4d. rlb Magnet, for Calcutta, passed Holyhead yesterday at 4, p.m.
Lyeurgus, for Brazil, do do do 1, clo. black Paerae, at 31d. 0 31d. Ite lb.-Nothing done in PIMENTO. -AR- !
or two in every village in the kingdom; great benefit to the for a while hy pretended patriots, their good sense and good Guatimala 04- 0 7 3 Highland Lad, for Savona do do 11, a.m. Row ROOT.-150 boxes liarbadoes sold at 10d., 50 boxes Bermuda at j
poor man to have been dogged about the fields and the hedge- feeling are, in the end, never very far from the mark. Among MADDER ge cud.
SAILED :-Eliza, Wheeler, for Brazil-Victoria, Foe. Bahia- 14d. 0 180„. and 20 btls. African, at 6d. •,; 111.-Thete have been no !
Crops - 4 5 0 -
rows : a monstrous benefit to the poor man to get transported the toasts of the evening, the health of one of Paisley's most
Ombros - transactions in Rion.-The seareity of RUM continues, and the sales ,
for seven years upon the evidence of a policeman, who, dressed distinguished sons, Professor Wilson, was drunk, and the cheers Gamenes - 2 15 0 Cs. V twi• gon, Raely, Jamaica-Dart, Ditcham, Leghorn-Medora, Candlish, are limited to 200 puns. at a further advance of Id. e 2d. per gallon.
in a smock-frock, had detected him in the act of aiming at a which followed it might, without any exaggeration, have been Mulls. Ol5- 1 10 0 Monte Video. In consequence of the London sale, there is very, little doing in &-
moo in this market.-There continues to be a good demand for LAC
pheasant, or at cutting and maiming a hare. heard from the Wee Steeple to the Diel's elbow. After spend- MAD. ROOTS, cut. - - DYE, and for 15 chests of ordinary quality Is. 4d. Ile Th., in bond, has
Oh! But it was to make law cheap for the poor man! air, ing a night of the gi eatest conviviality, enlivened by. song and Smyrol
never was there a greater delusion than this; never was there a French
sentiment, the meeting broke up with " Rule Britannia," which muN JEFir,
4,..
cwt. 2120-214 0 S le cut. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. been obtained.-60 chests of good red SHELL LAC have been sold a t
rt per ewt.-A small parcel of SENNA and fine white PEARL SAG o
piece of more complete imposture; never anything more coin- was sung in excellent style.-Glasgmc Courier.
East India in bond 1 18 0 - 2 0 0 -Is. 6d. see cut EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. have been sold by auction, the former at 4id. 4P• lb. and the latter at
pletely crack-brained. What law is wanted by the working SKETCH OF MR. STANLEY.-Nature can scarcely be said to MOLASSES', ttes cwt. 305. e 30s, 6d. per cwt.-Nothing of any moment has been done in
classes ? When do they coma before the courts as dainty.", f have been bountiful to this gentleman; and he certainly seeks West India, 8.. P l3- 1 6 6 -9i. ay cat. Young, or Bold 8c co, 116 Tamar, No. 3, Gray, Cape of Good Hope SALTPETRE.
What money disputes have they with anybody? except ab-out not to suPply her niggardliness by the aid of art. He is the OILS, ty 252 gals. J Brebner,
J Bibby & co, 264 Huron, G, Bombay The sales of DYEWOoDS have been about 160 tons of Campeachy
274 Duchess Clarence, G, Batavia, Sineapote. Loowoon, at £7 los. o£7 155., 30 tons of St. Domineo ditto, et £6
wages, the decision with regard to which is already provided for, worst dressed man in either House of Parliament; and that is Cod
and Manila 15sa 60 tons of Spanish Fuerit, at £7 ss. e .C 7 10s., sdstons of Tam-
at as cheap a rate as it can possibly be, unless there be extor- Seal pale
saying not a little. His coat and waistcoat seem as if they had w.h.,, , e
WEST INDIES, &C. pico ditto, at £8 10s.; 10 tons of very good Lima NICARAGUA. Wo-on,
tions on the part of those who admmister the law ; and which been originally. constructed for some thrifty tradesman, who itanwithout casks 000- 0 0 0
Linseed, 4le '),'
gallon, o. tit 0 2 44- 0 0 0 Salisbura, Turner, & co, 388 Regular, P, Berbice at £23 10s., and a small parcel of Rockelle CAmwooD,, at £2O per ton.
extortions, wicked as they are, are a mere feather, compared was curious rather about durability than appearance, and were Rape; pale 02- 0 2 7 C Abercrombie, 193 Sceptre, P, llavannah -The demand for TURPENTINE is regular, but riot brisk ; prices
with the mass of bribery of judges which would have taken recently rescued from an old clothes' shop; and the trousers Olive, lf, 232 gals.. , Heyes, Litherland, & co, 214 Arethusa, B. Barbados remaie without
.alteration, 2,000 brls. having been sold at 11s. 4ti. for
place under this bill. N.ot in plain money perhaps; but the decidedly look as if they had'been fashioned with a hand-saw. Gallipoli.
larder of the local judge wciuld have been crammed with game, The expression of the countenance is, to strangers at least, re- Sicily, Sze .. .. 50 0 0 -51 00 I #:,' 252 galls. St Puerto Cabello Put into store, the importers not choosing to accept the current
.1 Palm ••• ton
venison, fish from the lord or squire's tanks • and his table pulsive.-lt seems to denote id health and bad temper.-The _.,,,, , . AFRICA.
ersePER tif• Ihe purchases have been large, 6,200 brls. having been taken at 13s. 3d. 0
wauld have been cavered with strawberries at Christmas, cher- features are contra,cted. There is, besides, an ingnietude in the
Black, 'in bond 0 0 34- 0031 a is sae la T B Leece, 210 Havannah Packet, Africa 145.; the market is now cleared of all import parcels.-The sales of
ries in March, and pine-apples and grapes all the year round. eve, and in the black and nervous lips, which is emgularly un- White 0 0 51- 0071 3 ' i-••• -"' • UNITED STATES. Montreal Pot ASHES this Week have been very trifling, but former
A pretty chance a poor mau of the vicinage Would have stood P
leasing; but hear him speak-witness the force of his lan- PIMENTO, IP' lb in bond. 0 0 41- 0 0 4f sd. V' 113. Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 463 St Paul, G, New York paices have been obtained ;of Pearl Ashes also the quantity sold cone
before a judge like this; and; Observe, the jury was first to be guage and delivery-the over-mastering energy of his manner QUER. BARK, met. .. . T W Smith & co, 397 Mary and Susan, P, Do sists merely of a few small parcels at 265. 6d. States' Ashes are in
reduced to six instead of talce, with a power in the judge to -the readiness of his reply, and the noble courage with which New York
/0• 8 0 iee 09 0 --Bd. 4r cwt. Swainston & Cram, 352 Harlequin, P, New Orleans demand, and 200 brls. of New York Pots brought to auction on Mon-
proceed without any jury at all under certain circumstances! he flings himself into the encounter -and you will not hesitate Philadelphia
RICE 1 • bond
,Vcw . in . T Crowder, - Robert Pulsford, P, Charleston day were subsequently sold at 21s. 3d. short price ;no new States'
Pearls* at market ; some old New York remairi on hand, which are
In short, it was a sceaeme for beginning the work of totally aho- LO pronounce him the very topmost Whig of his time.-Aye.
Carolina - 0 18 0 -15 s. 4e• cwt. SOUTH AMERICA. held at 265. per cwt.-The price of QUERCITEON Mena has again re.. ,
lishing juries; and Major Cartwright has told us all, a thou- DINNER To ME. BortaHwlca.-On Wednesda_y last a grand Eat India .O 12 0-0 16 0 -Is. 4te cret. A Parlane, 263 Canadian, P, Brazil ceded, a fewhints. of Philadelphia having been sold at 9s. 3d. per cwt. j
sand times oventhat the ScotCh projectors would never be con- dinner was given at the Montague, by the West India Body in SALTPETRE, ele mct 1 6 0- 2 2 0 -6d. 4fe cud. W& J Tyrer, 200 Ernma, P, Buenos Ayres -Of REES' WAX and PLAXSEED there are not any sales to report.- J
tent tid they had abolished English law; and, above all things, this city, to P. Borthwick, Esq., in compliment to that gentle- SUMAC, V ctet O7- 0 13 6 -Is. 41r cud. J Hollivrell, 243 Mary Brade, P, Bahia For American red CLOVERSEED there has been more enquiry, and 14
PIRITS, le• imp. gal. bond. _ _ hhds. and 28 tees. of rod quality have been sold at 58s. per cwt.-s The 1
the Trial by Jury, towards 'Which a pretty bold step has recently man for his able and strenuous efforts in the cause of the Co- S C Tayleur; SODS, & co, 202 Tynwald, G, Vera Cruz
BRANDY Counac OO- 0 0 0 ) ,l J Bibby Ft co, 127 Lancashire Neetch, le, Do sales of HIDES comprise 2,400 East India Cow, at 71d. e Bd., 1,800 do.
been taken, independent of the erack-skulled bill-. lonists and of their slaves. Mr. Alderman Daniel was in the GENEVA' '
All this was to have been very cheap. A rope does not cost chair, supported by Mr. Borthwick, the Mayor, the Sheriffs, wean Jam. low. O. P - - - MEDITERRANEAN. salted West India at sd. V lb.-Of HORSE HAIR, 55 bales Monte
Much to hang a man with. However, it would have been cheap, and about forty other gentlemen of the first character and con- 10 to 11 - - - W Ker, Imrie,Bc eo, 146 Traveller, IC,. Leghorn Video mixed sold at 71d. e 81d., 4 bales stuinp Mile 12sd. e 131 d.,
only to the creditor of the poor man, mind that ! The working sequence in the city, and a few visitors from Bath. C. Payne, 12 to 16 02- 0 2 7 J Bibby 8; co, 214 Bispham, K, Genoa & Leghorn 1 bale Buenos Ayres tails, but inferior, at 10ed., 2 bales short at 6ed.,
men in the country, and all over the country, are, unhappily, Esq., (Hon. Sec. to the Society) occupied the Vice Chair. 'The 18 to 20 OO- 0 0 0 9s. r Imp. G Yates, 163 Don Juan, P, Malta, Zante, & Corfu and 4 tons Rio loose short at 64d..w th.-No sales in Neutria or Chin-
Stronger - 0 3 2 r Gallon. ' J Bibby & co, - Ellen German, K, Le horn and Zante chilli Series, and no transactions in OAK RARK,-TOBACCO continues
g .
constantly, on an average, in debt to the shopkeepers to die dinuer was shictly private, but we understand that the health Choice - 0 3 10 W Kei, lmrie, and ese 146 Traveller, K, Malta and Smyrna in good request, and full prices have been obtained ; the sales rather
amount, probably, of a month's or six weeks' wages. As of Mr. Borthwick was received with vehement applause and Leeward, common. , 0 1.11 -00 0 , , M•Nair & Dutton, 154 Rosehill, G, Syria • exceed 300 hhds., of whieh 73 hhds. of Virginia etemmed, 11 of Ken-
thines now stand, a cruel creditor cannot bring. his action for enthusiasm, and acknowledged in a speech of great interest and Stronger 0 2 8- 0 3 3 J C L Bahr, 137 Scio, K, Constantinople & Smyrna tucky leaf, and 32 of Kentucky stemmed, have been to the home
such'it sum without losine More than the sum itself! but this bill eloquence by Ala B„ tbe subject of which was t.he present and SUGAR, AP' cwt. DO, 90 Friendsof Liberty, S, Gibraltar and Alicaate trade; 13 of Virginia leaf, with 20 of Kentucky sternal-od, for Iteland ;
would have enabled suceereditoa, be the use of "cheap law," funtre prospects of the West Indies. It was listened to with MuscovAno, B. P. Duly paid. EUROPE. 16 of Virginia and Kentucky leaf for exportation ;62 of• Virginia and
to strip the poor man of his very shiht, and bundle him and his deep attention, and repeatedly interrupted by acclamation.- Dry brown 29- 2 10 0 Richardson & Pemberton, 146 Belgrave, Q, Riga 18 of Kentucky stemmed for re-sale ; the rethaining 40 hhds. are
Middling 212 0-2 14 0 ' 245. 4t, mt. Virginia leaf, and are supposed to be also on speculation.
family into the lane, or lay him upon the bare floor. This was Bri.aul Paper.. Todd, Naylor, & co, 194 La Jenne Dame Elizabeth, Q, Antwerp
Good do. to bright 2 15 if - 2 16 0 •
J Mitchell, 128 James, Q, MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand for
_BRIMSTONE
Faro
the benefit that the generous Whigs intentied for the poor man The Bristol Great Cattle Market will be held on Thursday Fine to very fine 217- 3 1 0 J Johnstone, 190 London Packet, Q, Antwerp continues limited, and the previous quotations are barely supported. j
and, the Morning Chronicle abuses the Lords, as if they were so Havana, in bond.
nert the 18th instant. C G Weber & co, 116 Active, G, Archangel SUMAc rein:tins neglected, the few sales effected beieg all in small '
many thieves, because they have prevented the poor man from , Brown ll- 1 2 0 DO, 338 Vrouw Elizabeth, B, Elsineur & banzig lots ; good New Sicily has declined to I3s. per cwt. No enquiry for
havina this benefit, the (all amount of which can be truly DURIAL EXTRAORDINA RY.-The Decenport Independent has a Yellow l3- 1 5 0 C L Bahr. • - Margaretta, Q, Alkmaar Verona or Teieste.-A small lot of geod FloreneeAneots has' been
aragraph under this head, informing us that a defunct soldier White I 6 0 -e- 112 0 635. er eine,
eatimaed by no man who has not been turned into a lane witti P Do, 125 Bonne Marie, G, Bordeaux sold at 50s. per cwt.-There is some enquiry for MADDERs, and a
his wife and crving children, to find themselves lodgings in the was borne to the house appointed for all living. He should, we Brazil brown bond () 17 0-0 19 0 Do, • 198 Marie, P, Elsineur moderate business has been done in both French and Dutch.-For
Yellow
are credibly informed, have ' been taken to that appointed for 1 0 0 - 1 2 0 Do, 126 Industrie, Q, Rotterdam MADDER floors there has also been some deMand, arid sales of
poor-house, or under the canopy of heaven. White .
1 2 0 - 1 7 0 I Do, - Flora, Q, Do Smyrrie haste been made at 58s. e 58s. 3d., though 595. i 3 generally
But there was a reconcilemet project in the bill; and fellows all who go dead. East India, in bond. Do, 144 Betseys, K, St Petersburgh asked ; some small parcels ot' French have also been sold et 545. per
with "a/t jaw and no judgment," told us of the great number of DESTRUCTIVE ScoURGE.-Some tracts in the province of Brown. - Henrietta; P, Stettin cwt..oerve OIL continues rather dull of sale, and the business of the
law-suits that was prevented helm the continent"bv this' species . Murcia, in Spain, are. at this moment suffering from a destruc- Yellow - o o o 325. v ad. DO,
Do, 199 Jeaii de Sequinhein, Q, Antseerp week does' not exceed 30 tuns, at rather lower prices for Galipoli, and
White 2 16 0- 3 3 0
of arbitration, half voluntary and half compulenm I wish these tive insect, called the Pauline. It is a white fly, with black , previous rates for other sorts.-The sales of Veseorelte are about 200
T A LI,O IV, 45' rut. . .
fellows would cease to refer us to the " Coatinent" for examples stripes on its wings and back, similar to a bug, but of a larger Petersburgh, Y. C OB6-2 9 3 e 1. sia as, tea - tons, at £ll for Morea and £l3 per ton for good Smyrna.-No further
for us to imitate. There is something suspicious in the very size, These insects have cotne in such swarms that, like the Soap 0 0 0- 0 0 0 5 - --- " e - Emporto. inaports of new SEAL Om having been eeceivect, vre have no trarisac-
circumstince, that the scheme seems to come from the hellish lacusts in Egypt, they sometimes darken the sun. They alight TAR, Amer. tr brl - thins to report -CoD Ore is more enquired for, and seme improve-
ment in price very. probable.-Siten OILS remain without alteration.-
governments of Germany. But, as the " all jaw and no judg- ou a field of ripa corn, where they remain for twenty-four hours, Stockholm Ol4- 0 0 0 15s. tte' 12 barrels.
anent" fellows feelosofers must send us abroad for an example, leaving on the ear an infectious matter' which immediately A rcbaneel - 0 14 0 WEST INDIES. . In PALM OIL some business has been doing at £3l 15s. e £3l from
TOBACCO, res. bond. . the quay.-The sales of Om of TURPENTINE eontinue very trifling.-
why not send Its tO the united states of America; where our own dries In) the stalk, and changes the grain into a paste similar Ann, Pettrice, fin Jamaica, with 100 hds 15 tcs sugar, 10 pns Ihd Some little has been doing in FLAX at our quotations, both of the
York and James' River. . ‘
cciereion law was, and is, in existence, and where (in Pennsyl- to starch. It is said that if the corn were used for bread it Low and Inferior.... - 0021 I rum, aht 13 t logwood, It Addison-37 hds 1 tee sugar, 1 brl Ihf brl die, lower and finest qualities.-Heme is difficult of sale on the spot ; fur-
tanea in particular) the reconcilement or arbitration syntem was would prove mortal. Fortunately, nature seems to have denied Ordinary and mid 0 0 31- 0044 I C Lawrence and Son-26 tcs 7 brie coffee, 10 t logwood, 10 t fustte, J ther sales have been effected to arrive.-A further advance has been
Mulholland and co-75 lids sugar, 5 tcs Ihf tee coffee, Ibx preserved realized on TALLOW of 3d• a 6d. per cwt.; the consumers are all barely
introduced ? Did it dimin;sh the number of law-suits ?It atig- to this destructive insect the itistinct of self-preservation. It Fair to Fine .. 005- 0 0 6 I ginger, It Addison-6 t Inwood, W Fisher and Son-2 tes 17 brls supplied, but take only small parcels, as they are now deity looking
mented it ten-fold; and the Court oe Common Pleas, wFneh suffers itself to be- approached and caught. It only alights on Stemmed. - 0 0 6 '
used to sit at PHILADELPHIA, about that part of the year which wheat, Indian corn, and rye, and disdains all other corn. The Kentucky and Rappa- s >• •
3s efe lb. coftee,lll and B aoseph-ea do, j Hell and co-2 do 108 de, J 0 Lopez for fresh imports ; about 300 casks have armed.
-25 do 30 do, 3 t logwood, Order-8 tes coffee, Fairfield and Shall-
- hannoek. Leaf... ... i 0 0 3- 0 0 44 1
ode judges sit here in London, was, when I was last there; sit country-people, encouraged by the authorities, collect these Stemmed OO3-0 0 54 I cross-17 brls ginger, 3 kgs tamarinds, A Hayes-15 kge tamarinds, 6
ting every day ia the year; Sundays, Christmas-day, Good lon_ insects with es much care as olives. They are put into ban's, Maryland. - 00 8 J kas pieli.leS, Ai and 13 Joseph-3 cs apprl, 1 cse musical insts, D and J
Willis-6 tcs coffee, .1 slackie and co-11 bgs pimento, Order-G Dk. • LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 12.
dav, and the anniversary of the revolution excepted. and afterwards tiestroyed. The corn fields are then set on tire Canadian . 004- 0 0 6 -2s. 9d. v lb. Arethusa, Hutchinson, fm narbadoes, with 266 hde 48 tee sugar, leo We had a very large business done by speculators in the early part
ir, I have no more trme : this project is like all the rest that in the rresence of the soldiers, seat by the authorities, in order TURPENTINE, Amer. ewe 096- 0 11 6 -4s. 4d. ele "rt. bgs ginger, 101 bxs arrowroot, 114 les cotn, 1 jar Ibx preserved rama.. of the week, and an advance of id. ctr lb. established on last Friday's
we have seen brought forward ; wild, inefficient for any good ; to,prevent the inhabitants gathering ihe dangerous produce.- VALONIA. per ton.. ..... 10 0 0 -16 0 0 --£1 Os. 41, ion rinds, Reyes, Litherland, and co-B Dk. quotations ; yesterday and to-day, however, speculation having ceased,
WAX, REES, 4ft cwt. in bond.
innovation with mischief; and if the Lords do not sweep away Galignani's Messenger. only about 4,000 bags have been sold, at a decline of ed. lie fb., leaving
African - 5 0 0 -£2 Ite cwt. AFRICA. our present quotations ad se lb. higher than those of this day weeke
the crack-brained stuff, bit after bit-I will not say that they Lusts VAaaleers.-The Select Committee on Irish vagrants American - 5 10 0 -£3 ,lls cwt. and in Sea Island Id. ae lb. 18,000 American, 600 Pernam, 300 Maran-
Lancaster, Cummins, fm Africa, with 1235 cks palm oil, 365 elephant
ought to be swept away themselves. But f aeree with Lord have presented their report; they advert to the gross frauds ham, and 1,100 Surat have been taken by speculators.
ELDON, that, if they suffer the ancient laws tlius to be torn to committed hy the paupers, " many of whom after having ob- ENGLISH STOCKS, JULY 12. teeth, 10 t barwood, 5 fms dunnage wood, 1 cse retd goods, for expor-
tation, Sir J Tobin-P Dk. 300 Sea Island and 300 Berbice are advertised for auction on Friday
pieces ; if they suffer assaults thus to be made on the Trial bv tained their pass to Ireland, never reach their place of destine- next.
Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent 2OB i UNITED STATES. .
Jury, on the county and parochial governments, on the laws Of tion, but haying escaped from hhe custody of the person entrust- 3 per Cent. Red. Anns £lOOO.. 89 81 3
debtor and creditor, always sacrificing the poor to the rich, al- ed with their removal are known to return in short periods, Ditto i ' 500.. 89 8f Nelson 'Village, Kenn, fm New Orleans, with 138 lels, cotn, Mar- ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTION,
ways laying the fruits ot' labour upon the after of Mammon ;if again to throw themselves on the parishes in the metropolis or 3 r Cent. Consols Anns 1000..884 11 ee ex div tineau, Smith. and co-591 do, Order-123 do, Cropper, Benson, and
From the 6th inst. to this day inclusive.
tile Lords do not make a stand against this progress of the damn- efsewhere, and to re-commence their journey at the pufilic ex- Ditto
able doctrine of " ACCUMULATION ;" then I say with Lord Dense." The Committee, considering the introduction of some 31 per Cent. Arms. (1818) 1000.. 961 165 do, W Smith and Son-11 do, W Barber-99 do, A Gordon and co ' SALES. IMeoRTS.
}IL-DON, " that they will cease to be a House of Lords much legal provision for the Irish poor as a measure which will pro- Ditto - r-P Dk
2 cs steel, E Frodsharne-1 bx tongues, Orde . - Current -
• Rachel, Jellard, fm Neve Orleans, with 308 bls cotn, Collmann, Lam- Prvsly This Prices of This Prvsly
3 per Cent. Anne. (1'726) Shut.
sooner than they expect." The next project to go before them, halal.; be brought under the consideration of Parliament at no 31_per Cent. Reduced Antis 1000.. 961 31i 51 6 bert, and co-300 do, Roskell. Ogden. and co-16 do, II Petry and co DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
is the Irish Church Reform Bill; against which I should have distant period, content themselves with recommending as a Ditto 500.. eei iA i 6 -z5Ol do, Bolton, Ogden, and co-30 bgs do, Order-42 hds tobacco, - - ---
:voted with Mr. HUME and others, if I had been in the house temporary remedy, to -pass a bill to repeal so much of the 59th New 3i per Cent. Anns 1000..95e *e 4 lex div elaury, Latham, and co-abt 10 t logwood, P Chaloner, eon, and co-- Sea Island Georgia.... 15320 1100 14d 6 27d
when it passed. I should have voted against it, if it had never Geo. 111, cap. 12, as provides that persons born in Ireland or Ditto - 13 2216 221543
been altered from the first ; for what is that clap-trap, the dimi- Scotland, and becoming chargeable to parishes in England, 4 per Cent. Anna (1826) 1000.. 1021 1 Intrinsic, Bolton, fin New Orleans, with 12e3 Ms cotn, lse 10 t fustie, Upland Ditto 201840 13830 81 -10
C Tayleur, Sons, and co-12 bls cotn, Martmeau, Smith, and co-500 Alabama
Ditto - 94
nishin g the number of bishops,. while, in fact, the property is shall. be passed under the act of 17 Geo. 11, c. 5, and substitut- wet salted hides, .1 I)l•Kean-4 bls ropes, Master-P Dk. Mobile se _lO 4667 232493
New 5 per Cent
taken -from the church and ,given to the rich ; while, by this ing instead a removal by land or sea (the cheaper mode) as the Long Anns., exp. Jan. 5, 1860 - lle
change, the poorer part of the renters, those who toil upon the Quarter Sessions shall see fit ; the reinovinh parish to have power Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10,1859 - lle I 1664 243G8
land, are transferred to landlords a great deal more hard and to recover the expense from the county. fhey. state their opi- Ditto „ Jan. 5, 1860 - lle
grinding than the bishops! Mi. LA LOR proposed a clause which nions that such an acts being experimental only, should be li- Ditto 50 ~, Jan. 5, 1880 -10 f 1577 17869
would have prevented this. That clause was scouted. So that, mited to three years from the period of its-commencement in India Stock, div. 101 per Cent. - lla 1 . 31287
at last, this Irish Church "Referm" Bill is really a transfer of January, 1831. South Sea Stock, div. 34 per Cent -
Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. 1
I untm,gton and Day-tfrom Quebec) with 200 brls flour, J and J Tay- Mina
property, from the hands of easy landlords to the hands of grind- lor-300 bgs wheat, 'W Smith and Son-R. Para 440
F sau. FITZwILLIAM AND THE EXPIRING BIRMINGHAM Ditto New Aetnuities, div. 3 per Cent - 101
ing landlords. Here, again, I trust to the Lords for the rejection u - s - .• • l• • - • William arid Mar.y. Parrott, fm Newfoundland, with 790 quintal dry Demerara & Berbice.. 1680 80 101 - 111 1779
NION.-Earl F tzwilliam has dec used Presentme to his Ma- 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) Shut.
of the project. lf, indeed, the nation at large had been to be •• ' s • t • a • • India Bonds, 21 per Cent.
benefited, and especially the toiling occupiers of the land in Ire- t the cation from the Newhall-hill meehn ravine him
jes y .p . . . . g, p. h Bank Stock for Account, July 24,
to d less his ministers, and has returned it to the chairman, SOUTH AMERICA. Bahama - 114 e
land, it would have been a different matter: then the tetrific 'B' 3 per Cent. Consols for Opening; Tuly24 .. e... 90 891 4e e
Mr hluntz accompanied with. a letter of twelve pages, explain- Italia Stock forAeeount, July 247 Ritson, Dillon, fm Bahia, with 1477 bgs cotn, Order-167 do, Hey- Carthagena 1990 lee - 0 371
word " COLLISION" should not have deterred me from fight- ' • ' •
ine his reasons for refusing. It has therefore been determined EXCHEQUER BILLS. worth and co-10 do, J M'Cleur-100 bgs coffee, 324 dry cow and ox Smyrna - 9 ' 269
ing for the hill, inch by inch ; but, it being what it is, I most ' y Lord M 1
e bourne It has been whispered during the past Xl,OOO . . 57s ses pue hides, 800 salted hides, 14 es rad B goods, Ibx specimens natural Egyptian ...... ....
heartily rejoice at the prospect of its rejection. To conclude; if' t°
trk
t at's the B• • . 500 s7s 59s pm, history, Order-P Dk. Surat and Madras .... 54920 2920 64 -71 14876
irmingham Gazette,) that a speedy dissolution
collision be so much to be avoided, why did not all the projects wee ''s•- • b ' Small - 64 948
of the union is vno means an improbable event; and judging
begin in the Lords? However, as I hope that the affairs of this Advertised
d I
from the very o orous report of the proceedings of the councll Commercial
troubled nation will be settled in a peaceable manner, so I hope
on Tuesday evening last. the rumour does not appear very re- , Clark, and co-35 erns bark, abt 3 t Nicaragua wood, A Gibbs and ---
that these projects will all end in the Lords, and particularly • • la ' - • a
mote from trutn. le chairman, according to our contempo- FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JULY 12. Sons-1 kg wine, J R Highmoor-1 bx preserved fruits; G'F Dickson 608810 36300 i 10154 r 551441
that project which is to saddle the chi:dren in the cradle with i • b • i • .
rata, of Sature ay. ayme read letters from friends of the amen and co-1 bx awe, Todd, Naylor, and co-1 paper prcl retdjewellery,
another torentv millions of debt, and add cue million a-year to. ' dw d 7 Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster.. 96e J Hesse-1 do, Samuel and co-124 bgs Saltpetre, 36 bars copper, el Monday Evening-, Jura 15the 1833.
at Walsall an • e nes airy, urging the council "to act with
MY already in-tolerable burthens. Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent
greater energy," one of the members (Mr. Boultbee) observed, Brazilian Bonds
I bx mummies, Ibx minerals Order-P Dk.
T sarn c;r• unilr Trtno. nl-I.A:c.vst 0,,,......•••• a wards the close of the day, when there was some speculative eneuirV,

I am, sir, your most obedient servant,

WM. COBBETT.

There are still eleven public committee& of the House of
Qommons sitting.

OLD Q .—The name and exploits of the-late Duke of
Queensberry (" Old Q.") will never, be forgotten. by the spott-
ing world; for whether we consider his judgment, hisingenuity,
his invention, or his success, he was one of the most distin-
guished characters on the English turf. His horse Dash, by
Florizel, bred by Mr. Vernon, beat Sir Peter Teazle over the
sicsnicile course at Newmarket for one thousand guineas, having
refused five hundred forfeit; also his late Majesty's Don Quix-
ote, the same distance and for the same sum; and, during the.
year (1789,) he won two other thousand-guinea matches, the
last against Lord Barrymore's Highlander, eight stone seven
pounds each, three times rrncnd the "round course," or very nearly
twelve miles! His carriage match, nineteen miles in one hour,
with the same horses, and those four of the highest-bred ones of
the day, was undoubtedly a great undertaking, nor do we be-
lieve it has ever been exceeded. His singular beet of conveying
edetter fifty miles within an hour was. a. trait of genius. in its
hue. The IS. being inclosed in a evicket,hallaiadhanded from
one to the other of twenty-four expert cricketers, was delivered.
safe mt!tin the. time. The. duke's. stud was not so.nunverous as
eTiza--ol those of. his. contemporaries an the turf; liuthe.pricled.
himself onthe excellence of it: His principal rider was the
famous. Dick Gaodison, father. of the present jockey, .in. whose
judgment he had much reliance. .But, in the.lauguage of the
turf, his gT4cewas "wide awake," and at times would rely on
Having, on one occasion, reason to know—the jockey,
indeed, had honestly, informed him of it—that a large coin of
money was offered his man if he would lose—" Take it," said.
the duke, "I will bear you harmless." When the horse came
to the post, his grace coolly observed, "This is a nice horse to.
ride ; I think I'll ride him my.self:" when throwing open his
great coat, he was found to be in racing attire. and,' mounting,
won without a,..sttuggle.—Quarterly rieriecc, No, 9,9,

EARL FITZWILLIAM AND THE EXPIRING BIRMINGHAM
UNION.—EarI Fitzwilliam has declined presenting to his Ma-
jesty the petition from the. Newhall-hill meeting, praying him
to dismiss his ministers, and has returned it to the chairman,
Mr. Muntz, accompanied with. a letter of twelve pages, explain-
ing his reasons for refusing. It has therefore been determined
to try Lord Melbourne. It has been whispered during the past
week, (says the Birmingham Gazette,) that a speedy dissolution
of the union is by no means an improbable event; and judging
from the very dolorous report of the proceedings of the council
on Tuesday evening last, the rumour does not- appear very re-
mote from truth. The chairman, according to our contempo-
rary of Saturday; having read letters from friends of the union
at Walsall. and. Wednesbury, urging the council "to act with
greater energy,"-one of the members (Mr. Boultbee) observed,
that " there was no unity of purpose among radicals; that each
one clung most pertinaciously to his owmopinions, and had an
utter contempt for those of has brother ramcals; and that whilst
this was the case no good would be done." A second (Mr.
Hadley) followed in a similar lament. A third (Mr. B. Att-
wood) "was afraid that all they had been. doing for the last six
months was utterly useless : they had not been supported as
they ought to have been by the country at large: He did not
see what the council could do; they had travellkd, to the very
verge of the law. It only remained for them to pass it; but he
could not believe there was any one mad enough to wish them
to do so. If they were to do so, they might perhaps plunge
their country into the blessings of a civil war; they might per-
haps expose their native town to the horrors of fire and sword;
at all events they might themselves probably have the ltonottr of
being hanged!" After some further remarks of a similar na-
ture, the chairman (Mr. Muntz) concluded the dismal "lament"
by observing, that "they must either raise the funds of the
union by contributing all they could possibly spare, so as to
enable the council to fight their battle at a fitting opportunity,
or give up the union entirely, and expect to get nothing more
either in the shape of liberty or prosperity from the govern-
ment."-- It was then determined to postpone the annual meet-
ing of the union from this-day..(Monclay) to some future day to
be -hereafter fired; attd. the Toaueil adjourued.for a fortnight.
Manchester- Herald.

FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JULY 19
Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster.. 96-1
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct ,
May 31
Colombian Bonds, (1824) per Cent., for the Acct _

Mac 31
DaniSh Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent
Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the
Acct., May 31
Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent
Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the-Aect:,

23 21

51;

SONG.
" gdera: gmiteto of /Tim"
Baia Brougham to Cirey,
As they wandered away
From the House on a recent division,
" In sqoth, Gaffer Grey,
We both must give way
Unless we van cause a collision."

Then said Grey to sly Brough'm;
" If such he our doom,

Farewoll to Inv Premiership's glories.
I hav felthrred nip nest,
And I think von had best
'Eake.a.turu and stickonto-tluk Tarioss"-•-9ge,

May 31 • 371
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Ditto Regency Scrip, 5 per Cent l3 dis.
Russian Bonds, (1822)5 per Cent., £ St lOll
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., 3s. Id
Spanish Bonds; 5 per Cent
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 . -
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1E63) for the Acct.,
May 31
FrenCh Rentea, 5 per Cent . .
Ditto, Exchange .'
French Rentes,.s per Cent
' • Ditto, Exchange
Dutch, 21 per Cent., exchange 19 gni! . 49 83 93 83 3 3
Ditto, for the Acet., May 31
Dutch, 5 per Cent . 23; 2g 3 21 „ a
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31 - .

• 18i t

COURSE OF EXCHAN

GE, LONDON, Juts 12.

' " MEDIDERR4NE4N.
fm Smyrna, with 15 sks galls, 20 sk yellow berries,
"Order-.--1 cse catt*ts,,Cardwell•Brothers—aht 20 stone emery stone, J
• Burgon—abt 120. t varonia, 7 t boxwood, Baring Brothers and co-3
hIS 2 es sponges. A W Powles-7 bls 1 bg madder mots, 48 bgs yellow
berries, 15 bls carpets, 123 bgs nuts, 3 chst opium, 1 bx turpentine, J
M'Laurin—G.Dk; • •
Mersey), Tficm, fm Trieste, with 23 cks 39 bls merchandise conts
unkn, 2030 bgs humac, 41 cks cream tartar, 1 pkge samples, Order—
' 634 bxs merchandise conts unkn, It and U Benn—lse abt 50 t and 59
bgs valimia, 5 bls oakum, Gellet and co--1 hearth rug, Master—Q Dk.
,Trinacria, Lagana, fm Messina, Palermo, and Girgenti, (from Mes-
sina) with 7 cks cream tartar, J Pownall-2 qr pps red wine, 27 bgs
walnmts, 1 ck 1 brl lemon juice, Order—(from Girgenti) lee abt 170
t brimstone, Order—,from Palermo) 8 pps Bronte Madeira wine, Or-
der-128 hf pps do, J Pownall-5 pps 30 hf 43 qr and 1 eighth pps wine,
, 470 bgs shumac, 50 bxs oranges, 161 bxs lemons, 2 bxs figures, Ross
Brothers-1 pkge conts unkn, Rathhone Brothers and co—,for expor-
tation) 1 ppe 1 hf ppe 1 qr ppe and 1 brl small wine, 170 mats, Rath-
bone Brothers and co—P Dk.
Ruby, Tarrant, fm Malaga, with 20 cks 8 hf cks 8 qr cks olive oil,
J Davies-20 do 4do Bdo, l; Harrison-20 do 4do 6 do, J Goodwin-
-25 do 14 do 8 do, J Crump and co-21 qr cks wine, It Goodwin—G Dk.

Amsterdam • e f 12 3

Do at sight
Rotterdam • l2 311
Antwerp
liamburgMes. 8c0...
Ritori a -.
Paris three days' sight t,* 25 85
Do: '4 20 5
Bourdeaux do 4...- 211 10
Frankfort on the Main —154
Petersburg 4Y rouble .... 10
Berlin cur. doll.
Vienna, Et 2 in. .....flu. 10 f;
Trieste, ditto
Madrid

On Saturday, there was very lit
wards the close of the day, when
and 2,500 bags were sold. To-da
and 5,000 bags sold, at the full pi
which is bought for re-sale here.

Monday Evening, July 151 h, 1833.
ttle appearance of business until to-
there was some speculative enquiry,
ay, there hits been a general enquiry,orices of Saturday : about one half 01
No arrivals.

LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JULY 15.

Since Friday's market there has been little business done, but the
weather to-day was very fine, and there were more samples of wheat
offering ; prices of this *grain, however, and of all other articles in the
trade, bonded as well as free, are quite steady.

W HEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d
Irish red (old) 5 9 ,@ 7 2
Do. red 1832 6 8 .. 7 10
Do. white 1832 7 6 8 2
Canada (old) 0 0 0 0
Do. 1832 8 2.. 9 3
Dantzic 7 0 .. 8 0
Stettin &Wismar 7 0 .. 8 0
Odessa (soft) 7 0 .. 7 6
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (in bond) 4 6 5 6
OATS, per 45 lbs
Irish (old) 2 4 .. 2 6
Do. (1832) 2 6 .. 2 9
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
BARLEI , imp. mea.
English 3O 0 .. 32 0
Irish, 601 b 3 6 .. 4 3
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0

Bilboa 36/
Barcelona 961
Seville
Gibraltar (per hard dol.) 47
Leghorn 47/
Genoa 26 5
Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv. ) 47
Milan 31
Naples 321
Palermo V' ex... 119/
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro 371
Bahia 3l
Dublin 21 days' sight ll
Cork do

Caciii,

MALT, imp.inea s d s d
English 5O 0..55 0
Irish. 45 0 .. 47 0
BEANS, English 33 0 .. 36 0
Irish :3O 0 .. 34 0
Foreign
PEAsz, White
FLOM per 280 tbs
Irish, (new) 40 6 .. 45 0
Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto., 32 0.. 35 0
Do. (in bond) 20 0.. 26 0
OATMEAL, 240 SS.
Irish, (old)
Do. (1832). 23 0 .. 24
Rici, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 0 .. 18 0
East
FLAX SEED, hhd 0 0.. 0 0