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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22

names.

I am informed the public will soon experience great benefit
now the Town Dues question is decided; by the establishment
of an excellent day police, to keep the canaille in order; this
even the editors of the Adbion must admit is much wanted.
At present strangers visiting the town are glad to escape from
the many nuisances in the streets—playing of bandy andloot-
ball, trundling hoops, spinning tops, beggars, pickpockets)
libellous editors, and radical effluvia. By the way, I never meet
with a certain editor without thinking of something "Rotten
in the State."—Yours, &c. FELIX.

Feb. 20, 1833.

A meeting of the electors of Westminister, to petition Parlia-
ment for the Repeal of the Assessed Taxes and of the Septen-
nial Act, and for the introduction of the Vote by Ballot into
elections, was called by some persons for Thursday last; but so
few attended, that it was adjourned sine die.

THE WEST INDIES.
The following is a copy of the Memorial presented by
the West India Committee in London to Earl Grey :

To the Right Honourable the Earl GREY, K. G. first Lord of
his Majesty's Treasury, Sic. 4-c. 4hc, and the other Ministers of
the Crown. The Memorial of the Standing Committee of Ifest
India Planters and Merchants,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22

210

Imptrial l)arlignittni.
ROUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 18.

PRTITIONS were presented :—for the better observance of the
Sabbath, from the Inhabitants of the borough of Derby, by the Duke
4of RICHMOND, and from Wtsbeach, by another noble Lora the
immediate abolition of Colonial Slavery. from 14tverfordwrst, and
from Milford, by Lord CAWDOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22

TELEGRAPH OFFICE; 21st FEBRUARY, 1833.
Wind at Holyhead N.E. blowing fresh.
Sailed from Holyhead at 1 p.m. this day, No. 848, Martha, B Brig.
Put into Beaumaris, at 12 noon, No. 721, St. George, A.S.
The American Ship George Clinton, that was ashore n*ar the red
noses, has been got off wirh the assistance of Steamboats.
The American Ship William Penn is aground on. East lloyle, full of
water, and with only her foremast standing.
The Brig Mary Ann, .from St. Domingo to this port, is ashore on
West Hoyle. Also, a Schooner standing upright.
Two Brigs (names unknown) were driven on shore near Holyhead
_yesterday,

TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22

Imp ortfi.

UNITED STATES.

Consbrook, .Bristoun, fm New. Orleans, with 566 bales cotton, ,J
Hobscin and Sons-511 dO, Maury, Latham and co-306 do, .Bolton,
•Ogden and co-25 do, .Rodick, Crompton 'and co—abt 5 t logwood,
,J.Martin—Q.Dk
'Pacific, Waite, fm New York, with 365 bales cotton, 1 bx 1 bale
conts unkn, .810 brill turpentine, Roskell, o,>l.cn and co--x,1440,
-100 bales cotton, Cearns, Crary and cOL4II W andi Biown and co-
-189 do, Hargreaves and Dugdale-42- do, T B Blackburne-6 .cs coats
unkn, Rathbone, Brothers and co--2 do, G Gibson and co—a qnty
loose stone ballast, said Master-4)-Dk
Omega, Russell, fin Savannah, with 419 bales cotton, Maury, La-
tham and co-61 do, W and J Brown' and co-400 do, Baring Brothers
and CQ---195 do, Bolton, Ogden. and co-50112, N.Valnwzight; Shielg
_
and co—River

Cialige;,..v‘nirk..fm Savannah, with,4o,bales cotton, Wainwright and
Shiels-10 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-101 do, J Hobson and Sons--
31.d0, VI GMolyneux-53 do, A Taylor and co=Bo do, '.Keill and
Courant--34 planks, A Lodge and Prichard—raid I
,fin firewood, mid
111aater-921 bales cotton, order—Q nk
Copia, Hoyt, fin New Orleans, with 467 hales cotton, G Ranisdim'
—566 do, "Maury, Latham and co-148 do, order---WDk '
Indian . 'Chief, Williams„fm. CitrPoint, ;Virginia,469 bales csdton,
G and J Smith--501 do, Baring Brothers mid co-36 do, Evans and'
Trokes—P Dk "

Choctaw, Toster, • .11,1cainiah, with 3.01 hales eottcn, W and -3-1
i Brown and ep-435 do, Collnann, Lambert and' cO-200 do, A Taylor,
and eo-3513 do, Bolton, Ogden and .6-215 do,' Rathbo'ne Brothers,
and co-343 do, orderG 1)k ' •

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Mary Ann, ;Mite:len, Sydney, N B.W, :with AM 37 c old cop-I
per, 00 pei blue,guin Isood, abt 1,679 .trecoails, IV B 13nslit!y—.-44 pki

MEDITERRANEAN.

Skeen,' Reid. fm Cronstadt, with 572 csks tallow, J Butcher and.
Son—abt 50 t old junk, order—{landed at'rort (,lasgow), 13 caks
!!°,-F*-71i..Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

. . . 1
Mauney, Jones, fm Lisbon, with 1 pipe wine, H Wilson-4 qr csks,
-Wine, A. J Churoll-I.hd wine, J §tauest-7-5 4n, .T T Dyson —4 de, Ei
IrLyop-1 do, W's' Miller-1 do, J Tyrer-2 do, T I Hulton-4
contg,a. mat; ili;MOss-1 Mk Les apprl, P bu Gama—,ll6 chsts 68 ,hll
chsts oranges, Duarte Brothers-3U do, 60 do, P Rigby-439 do, 1221
do, J AdamL-61ao, 36 do, 'Maenad' and Jenkinson-30 do, AO do,l
T Chapman—l9o do, 120 do, 6 .do, 62 do, or lemons, J Collier and;
co-4 do,' said lilaSterL2 hits °2 qr oaks wine, Ihf chat oranges, 2 prels•
bxs.dried plums, order—P Dk
Lapwing, OsbOrne, fin St Übes, with 379 chats 344 hf chats oranges,
,M Lemester-B,Dk

VESSELS ENTES4),FORILOADING.

WEST INDIES, &C.
220 Monarch, K, St Lucia
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22

Apply to

2vt..,,,,,
, For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
, 1 • THE CITY OF DUBLIN
,i •",i STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
---.... 4-..:T.,k . ~,..- INCORPORATED BY AC P PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their V sels, (with or without
Pi tots,) taking Goods and Passers to the following ports,
namely.
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, every Wednesday, from the
Clarence Dock..
Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN M'CAMMON.

By Mr. RIME,
By order of the Trustees,—THlS DAY (Friday) the 22d inst., at
Six o'clock in the Evening, at the House of Mrs. Stretch, in
Kirkdale, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then
and there produced,
LL that Piece or Parcel of Freehold LAND, with the
_LA_ two Front and three Back Houses thereon erected, situate
on the south side of Upper Portland-street, containing in front
thereto and 'at the back severally 12 y s, or thereabouts,
and running in rear or depth back ar on the east and west
sides severally 18 yards, or thereah , bounded on the east by
premises belonging to , on the west by land and
premises.belonging to Messrs. Lewis and Williams, on the
north by Upper Portland-street aforesaid, and on the south by
Back Portland-street, all which said Messuages are now in the
occupation of John Jackson; Nicholas Tobin, John Harris,
David Andrews, and one of the Front Houses at present un-
occupied.
Also, all that Piece or Parcel of Freehold LAND, with (hie
front and six back Houses, thereon erected, situate and being
on the north side of Spencer-street, Kirkdale, forming the half
of a court called Boundary-place, containing in front to Spencer-
street 19 feet 7 inches, or thereabouts, and at the back (running
in an angle) 30 feet 4 inches, or thereabouts, and extending on
the east side 100 feet, or thereabouts, and on the west side 79
feet 2 inches, or thereabouts; and the same is bounded on the
north-west by a back passage 6 feet wide, on the east side by a
passage 3 feet wide, on the south by Spencer-street, and on the
south-west by Land belonging to Henry Spencer.
Also, all that residue, now unexpired, of a term of 50 years,
created by Lease, dated 31st Dec. 1827, 'of and in Two COT-
TAGES, situate in Whittle-street, Kirkdale, with the Joiner's,
Wheelwright's, and Blacksmith's Shops, and the spacious Yard
adjoining, now in the occupation of Joshua Smith, jun., Henry
Ashcroft, and Richard Taylor, as tenants thereof.
For further particulars-apply to Mr. F a ANKLAN D, at the Office
of Messrs. Clarke and Frankland; Oldhall-street; to Mr. J. F.
CANNELL, 68, Oldhall-street; or to Mr. RIME, Auctioneer,
Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual General
.1_ 11 Meeting of the LIVERPOOL N W CATTLE MAR-
KET COMPANY, incorporated by Act passed in the 2nd
year of his present Majesty's reig vill be held at the NEW
CATTLE MARKET, near Liverpoo , OD TUESDAY, the 23d day
of April instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the pur-
pose of declaring a Dividend, and other usual affairs.
Dated 15th April, 1833. JOSEPH MALLABY,
Clerk to the Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

CHAS. MACKINTOSH AND CO.'S

PATENT. INDIA FROOI AND AIR

PROOF FABRICS.
(AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL—WILKINSON and CARTMEL,

No. 3 and 4, Lord-street.)
THEY recommend the following, amongst an endless va-
riety of purposes, to which the Patent is applicable :
Woollen Cloths and Camlets, united with Silk, Cotton, or
Linen.

Doubled Silks, Cottons, and Linens of all kinds, in all unions
for Loose Garments of all sorts, viz.:—
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Riding, riving, Walking, Boat,
or other Cloaks.
Ponshaws, Mantles, Capes, H ds, Hat Covers, Bathing
Caps. •
Gaiters, Overalls, Boots, Socks, Gloves, or Mittens.
TRAVELLING BAGS, Sponge, Game, and Gunpowder
Ditto.

NURSING APRONS, Ditto for Barouche Seats, Gigs, and
Hospital use.
CRIB SHEETS, Ditto for Hospitals and Sick Beds.
GUN COVERS, Ditto for Horses, Carriages, Barouche
Seats, Imperials, Stage-coaches, Carts, Verandas, Tents, HAM-
MOCKS, and TUMBRELS.

LININGS for Great Coats, Shoes, &c., &c.
LIGHT SAILS, WATER DECKS, KNAPSACKS, and
HAVRESACS.
CANTEENS, Forage Bags, Cups, Bottles, Engine Buckets
and Pipes.
AIR PROOF PILLOWS, Cushions, and Beds, particularly.
Portable and easily filled.
Swimming Belts, Boat Cushion or Life Preserver, which may
be worn under the usual Clothing without inconvenience.
N.B.—These Fabrics afford protection against the severity
of a piercing wind, as well as against the heaviest rain. -
over- The following testimony in favour of the article is taken
from Captain Parry's Narrative of an Attempt to reach the
North Pole:—" We narrowly escaped the loss of a bag of co-
coa, which fell overboard. The bag being made of Mackin-
tosh's waterproof canvass, the cocoa did not stiffer the slightest
injury. Of this invaluable manufacture it is impossible to-speak
too highly. I know of no material which, with an equal weight,
is equally durable and water-tight. In the latter quality, in-
deed, it is altogether perfect."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

SATURDAY, 13th April.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED :—Clairmont, Brown, froth Bombay —Eliza Scotland,
Scotland, from Zante—Jean Delocquenghien, Pieters, from Ostend.
Cecilia, Walker, hence at Pernambuco.
Belina, Thompson, hence at Berbice in 30 days.
Lawrence, Gill, hence at Demerara.
Porcia, Burnett, from Vera Cruz, at Laguna.
Idris, Penticost, from Trinidad, at do.
Leone, Pietranera, hence at Alexandria.
Rambler, Stephen, hence at Smyrna; part of her cargo damaged
in consequence of having been in contact with a Dutch vessel. She
will be caulked and repaired.
Camerton, Hewitt, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 18th
Feb. in lat. 2, long. 23.
Industry, M'Neill, hence for New York. was spoken 20th March,
in lat. 38, long. 59.
Montezuma, --, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 28th
March, in lat. long. 40 32.
:—Batchelor, Cameron, foi New Orleans—/Economy, 'Wil-
son, for Montreal—Teviotdale, Kane; for Quebec—Fortitude, Arnold,
for Hatana—,Raikes, Beeton, Restigouche—Mary Worrall, Smith, for
Buenos Ayres—Mary, Fairhurst, for Berbice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

tiro be ,tf.

ripo be a WINE and SPIRI" Auur, in a central
_IL situation, with Office attached. ent moderate.
Apply to the Printer.

rut) be LET, for a term of years, with immediate possession,
ORFORD HALL, situate about one mile from the town
of Warrington..
ORFORD HALL, lately occupied by the on. Mrs. Hornby,
deceased, is suitable for the residence o large Family, and
consists of Entrance-hall, Dining-r , Ante and Drawing-
rooms, Sitting-room, Library, thirteen Bed-rooms, Dressing-
rooms, Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's Room, Butlers.
Pantry, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Larder, Laundry, Brew-
house, excellent Ale and Wine Cellars, together with Coach-
houses, Stables, Grainary, and other convenient Outbuildings,
Garden, Lawn, and Pleasure Grounds.
The Fixtures in the House to be taken at a valuation, and
left upon the Premises at the expiration of the term agreed
upon, on the same conditions as at entry.
The Tenant can be accommodated with Land, if required.
Mr. William Bather, of the Blackburne's Arms Inn,
Warrington, will show the House, and for further particulars
application may be made to Mr. LEDGER, Hale, neap War-
rington.
Hale, April 9, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

INSOLVENT.

April 10.—James Saunders, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, nur-
sery-man.

BANKRUPTS.
Josephilawkins, Old Quebec-street, Oxford-street, victualler.
George F rasi Senior, Goswell-street, Clerkenwell, engineer.
Thomas Morlidge, Manchester, timber-dealer.
James Edleston, Manchester, commission-agent.
Adam Mellor, Blackmoor, Yorkshire, clothier.
Johulllaliejl.landKord Forum, •Dorsetshire, victualler..
DIVIDENDS.

May. 14, J. Hodgson and E. Pearson, Liverpool, merchants.—May
3, S. Chappell, Honey-lane-market, butcher.—May 3, H. C. Carter,
Tooting, Surrey, linen-draper.—May 3, J. R. Lankester, Wood-
bridge, Suffolk, brandy-merchant.—April 23, W. Sangster, Holland-
place, I.,ambeth,'builder.—April 23, E. Holgate, Mitchell-etreet, St.
Luke's, carpenter. May 3, W. Hemming, Thatcham, Berkshire,
mone_y-scrivener.—May 3, J. Hill, Red Lion-wharf, City-basin, and
Red Lion-street, Holborn, coal-merchant.—May 4, C. Campbell, W.
Collings, and T.Meingy,,Bishopsgate-street-within, merchants.—May
7, J. Colliver, Helston, Cornwall, hatter. —May 6, W. Peters, Black-
friars-road, wine-merchant, and Oldham, Lancashire, victualler.—
May 6, J, Green, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and Somerleyton, Suf-
folk, brick-maker.—May 3, J. S. Sibel, Norwich, veterinary-surgeon.
—May 8, D. Lockier, Brighton, •victualler.—May 7, J.Thorp, Brough-
ton, Lincolnshire, merchant. —May 7, T. Nicholson, Kirton-in-Lind-
Bey, Urnsoloshire, scrivener. May 7, J. Sergeant, Melton-Ross, Lin-
colnshise. altster.—May 6, T. Bromhead, Birmingham, appraiser.—
May 3,11 W. and It. Porter, Carlisle, ironfounderil.—May 6; T.White,
Birminghorn, draper.

CE4TIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the 3rd day of May next.

F. Whitmore, Lambeth, brewer.—T. Burden, Abeburch-lane, mer-
chant.—G. Lamport, Newgate-market, Salesman.—LW. F. Spat ,man,
Wharf-road, "City-road, and Claremont-4quare,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

Ent Entitto.

To sail about the middle of May.
For CALCUTT
The •
Ship DUKE OF LA CASTER,
JAMES HARGREAVES, ommander,•
(Late first Officer this Ship;)
Burthen pet register 565 tons. This v sel has most capacious
and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins
p ireosel..l- adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided.
—r or freight or passage apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

To sail the 25th ins ant.
For RUMBA ,
.4.1r1i0=7 The fine well-known Sh. DOROTHY,
JAS. GARNOC Master;
438 tons register.—For freight or pa ge apply to the Master
un board, in Prince's Dock, or to
CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co.

To succeed the above, and sail the 10th May.
The Ship HUDDERSFIELD,
E. NOAKS, Master.

To sail on the 25th ins t.
For BOMBAY
o The Ship JOHN T LOR,
JOHN CRAW FORD Mrnitrider.
To be despatched imm diately,
For CALCUT'T'A,
The new Ship BLAKELY,
THOS. JACKSON' Commander.
For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock,
or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co.

For BOMBAY
Will sail the 18th inst. with wh freight may offer,
.4114fb.. The good new coppered Ba ue, CA.LCIiTr A,
G. GRUNDY, ster;
Butthen 389 tons.—For freight or pass ge, apply to
ROBERT GLADSTONE, Itumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

IMPORTANT- TO ALL WHO WRITE !!

riIHE PERRYIAN PENS are universally admitted to be
1 the best; and the following List of Prices will shew every
writer they are cheaper than any other pens ever offered to the
public.
Nine Patent Perryian Varnished Pens, with s. d.
?
Holder . . . S 0 6
Nine Patent Perryian Office Pens, with
Holder . . .5 1 0
Nine ditto Fine Office, ditto . .f. 1
Nine Double Patent Perryian Pe , with
two Holders . . . .5 2 0
• Nine ditto Extra Fine Points . 2 0
Nine Ditto Broad Points . , . . '2 0
Nine School Pens, for Large, Round, or
Small Hand, with two Holders . .5 2 0
Six Drawing, Mapping, and Lithographic
Writing Patent Perryian Pens, of the
most exquisite fineness, with Holders . 3 6

Sold on Cards or in Sealed Packets, by all Stationers and
Dealers in Metallic Pens, and at the Minufactory, 37, Red
Lion Square, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

TUESDAY, APR

INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED,
Without Wires or Ligatures,
AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,
Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and
INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

MESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET,
Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING-
STREET, Manchester, SURGEON DENTI4XS, (of the firm of
Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street oomsbury, and Half
moon-street, Piccadilly, London, w ere they may .be con-
sulted daily,) ardently thank their riends and the Public, for
the distinguished support which they continue to receive.
Their methods of filling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres—
sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without
wire or ligature, are too extensively known, and too highly esti-
mated to require any lengthened exposition in advertisements.
The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica-
tion of the MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, which they so universally
recommend.
Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily.
Charges as in Paris.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

PIANO-FORTE.
•
MO be, DISPOSED OF, a very line Cabinet Rosewood
Grand PIANO-FORTE, Six and a Half aves :it will
be found a superior Instrument in ever ect; of the first
London Makers; has been used only months, and is well
worth the attention of any person wanting a superior-toned In-
strument. It. will be sold for Forty-eight Guineas, worth nearly
double.
Apply at No. 91, Finch-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

THE LIVERPOOL

a noble triumph. The flag of freedom has been unfurled in
our virgin borough, (cheers,) and long may the banners of her
independence wave in victory in the free air of heaven. (Cheers)
But, in the feelings of security which victory begets, let us not
overlook that determination of which no independent elector
should be unmindful; I mean the resolution of union and co-
operation. (Loud cheers.) Remember, the same attack may
be made again which we have so lately sustained. Remember,
our enemies will lie in wait again to attack us. No scheme will
be left untried to disunite us, for in our union is our strength,
and in our disunion can only rest their hopes for our destruc-
tion. (Cheers.) I would, therefore, conjure. every independ-
ent elector—for I speak not to the slaves of power or of party—
to adopt every means of union and co-operation. Let no petty
feelings or trifling jealousies divide us : let one vigorous deter-
mination animate every heart, that " Sunderland is free, and
shall for ever be free." (Enthusiastic cheering.) Then will
you, at all times, be proof against the designs of any factious
combination, or the grasping devices of any presumptuous au-
tocrat, who, under the mask of a patriot, may conceal the cha-
racter of a tyrant. (Loud cheers.)
Mr. Wright concluded his brilliant and powerful speech
by again thanking the company for having drank his
health. He then resumed his seat, and the company rose
simultaneously and gave him three sailors' cheers, and
one cheer more. The scene was highly exciting.
Among the other eloquent speeches of the evening was
one by William Richmond, Esq., of North Shields, who,
as a native of Sunderland, had been invited. Mr. Rich-
mond ably advocated the cause of the distressed shipowner
and the hardy British sailor against the vicious free-trade
system, which is fast sapping its foundations. The pro-
ceedings were truly harmonious—not a jarring chord was
struck during the entire evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

IL 16, 1833.

TO THE RATE PAYERS OF THE PARISH OF
LIVERPOOL.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
-1- BEG most respectfully to offer myself as a candidate for the
le,i
. office of DEPUTY-GOVERNOR of the W
,rkhouse.
My claims are founded on upwards of four years' active,
and, I trust, useful services to the paris , collector of rates;
and I hope, if favoured with the appOi rent, I shall be found
competent to discharge satisfactorily, as I am confident I shall
zealously, the important duties of the situation.
• My daily official duties will, I fear, preVent me from making
those personal calls which a sense of duty would prompt me to
do; but this . circumstance, unavoidable in my situation, will
'not, I feel satisfied, prejudice my claims in your favourable
opinion. '
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES DOWDALL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

Eatot Enbito.

For DEMEVA,
47:4 The first-class Bri ILSONS.
1.4.4 For freight or passage apply o
" '-• THOS. and H. MURRAY.
For DEMEVA,
AL
r The Ship DE ISON,
-w,
1 L' H. T. POOE Master; 741 For freight or passage apply to
JC, C. W. and F. SHAND.

For BARBADO S,
The Ship HIGG SON,
AZILti JOHN GILLES , Master;
Intended to sail on Saturda , the 20th instant.—For
freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.

Will sail in af. days,
I'or BARB • $ d ES,
The Liverpool-built Barre GRATITUDE,
THOMAS HAWKINS, Master;
Newly coppered.—For freight or passage apply to
HEYES, LITHERLAND and Co.
Wolstenholme-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

Unita ,Statto.

For NEW ORLE NS,
The fine new Ship GR D TURK,
atit; JOHM MA DEGA Master;
- - Burthen 370 tons; built at stop; now on her first
voyage ; sails fast, and will have immediate despatch.—For
freight, or passage, apply to
SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

NEW BRIGHTON.

nrlo be LET, a newly-erected capital HOTEL, with a
LICENSE, within three hundred yards of the shore of
the River Mersey, there the Ferry is erecting. The House
contains twenty-two Bed-rooms, seven Sitting-rooms, two
Kitchens, a Bar, and good Cellars, and m be entered upon
immediately. A Person possessing pa • 1 to furnish, &c.,
with capabilities for the managern t such a concern; could
not fail to make a fortune.
New Brighton is situated near iverppl, at the Rock Point,
in Cheshire, at the entrance of the River Mersey, by which all
vessels entering and departing from Liverpool pass close to
the land, which is laid out for a first-rate Bathing-place, upon
which many capital HOUSES are erected, and are now ready
for Tenants; they are suitable for Private Families or Lodging-
house-keepers : there is a fine shore for Bathing upon, and
Steam-boats will ply every hour for the conveyance of pas-
sengers. Every encouragement will be given to a deserving
tenant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

TAUNTON SPRING ASSIZES.

APRIL 2.—John Giblett, Harry Penny, and George Giblett,
were indicted ; the two former for forging and uttering, and the
latter for counselling and advising, the torgery of a bill -of ex-
change for £2OO, drawn by the proprietors of the Glastonbury,
Shepton Mallett, and Wells banks, on the house of Masterman
and Co. in London, signed on behalf of the drawers, by Geo.
Giblett, made payable twenty-one days after sight, to Jones and
Co. and indorsed " Jones and Co." _ _ _

Mr. Moody and Mr. Kinglake conducted the prosecution,
—Mr. Sergeant Bompus and Mr. Jardine defended the pri-
soners.

John Reeves—l am a partner in the Glastonbury and Shepton
Mallet banks. George Giblett was a managing clerk in the
Wells branch. Penny had been a clerk in that establishment
for seven years. He left it in 1828. John Giblett is brother to
George. He is not employed by us, but he sometimes assisted
his brother. Masterman and Co. are our London bankers.
The signature " Jones and Co." indorsed on the bill, is in the
hand-writing of John Giblett. The body of the bill is in the
hand-writing of George. George Giblett had authority to draw
on Masterman and Co. for our customers. We had no cus-
tomer of the name of Jones and Co. I produce three letters,
dated the 17th, 26th, and 27th of February last in the hand-
writing of George Giblett, directed to Penny, at Oxford-street,
London, and subsequently found in possession, of Penny. Each
of these letters contains a memorandum in the hand-writing of
Penny. We make un our accounts monthly. On the 4th of
March last, George Giblett reported to us that the Bank had
been robbed of a large sum of money. In consequence of
some information which we received, we had him arrested on
the 6th. Penny was also arrested in London and brought down
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

WHEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued
against FRANCIS LEE BYRNE, of Kingston-upon-
Hull, in the county of York, Wit* and Spirit-merchant,
Dealer and Chapman, and he bei declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required to surrender him if to the Commissioners in
the said Fiat named, or the maj part of them, on the 2nd and
19th of April next, at One o'cl •Ic in the Afternoon on each
day, at the George Inn, Dale-street, in Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, and make a full discovery and disclosure
of his Estate and Effects, when and where the Creditors are to
come prepared to prove their Debts, and at the first sitting to
choose Assignees, and at the last sitting the said Bankrupt is
required to finish his examination, and the Creditors are to
assent to or dissent front the allowance of his Certificate. All
persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his
Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the
Commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to 'Messrs. LACE
and SoNs, Solicitors, Castle-street, Liverpool, or to Messrs.
TAYLOR, ROSCOE, and TURNER, Solicitors, King's Bench-
walk, Temple, London. • LACE and SONS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

CALCUTTA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all Captains and
Owners of Vessels destined for the above Port, that by
application to Messrs. ALEXANDER and Co., or to Messrs.
tV Haas and EARLE, of that city, they may be ecommodated
with RUM, SUGAR, &c. on the followin ery low terms, in
any quantity, (with Casks included.)
RUM, (warranted equal to Jamaica,) London proof, Ils.
annas per gallon (on board;) or equal to Is. 2d. the old
wine measure.
Curified TREACLE, of a very superior quality, (no Bastard
Sugar having been extracted therefrom,) at 4 rupees the
cwt.; being equal to 7s.
Double Refined LOAF SUGAR, at 24 sicca rupees 41? cwt.
Single Refined LOAF SUGAR, equal in quality to Titters
and Hambro' Loaves, at 16 rupees 4' cwt.
CRUSHED LUMPS, of almost an equal quality, at 13
rupees tf? cwt.
Excellent MUSCOVADO SUGAR, at 8 rupees fp' cwt.,
up. to finest Clayed Sugar, at 12 rupees #' cwt., with
intermediate qualities at proportionate prices.
VINEGAR, at 12 annas olf? gallon, 0. W. Measure.
DISTILLED VINEGAR, at 1 rupee J' old gallon.
All the above Articles are produced at the BUROWAN SUGAR
th Property of Messrs. C. H. BLAKE and Co.
N.B.—The Rum, if so required, may be had 30 per cent.
over proof.
•

Price One Shilling.
•
Will be published in a few days,
MHE SERMON Preached in the SCOTCH CHURCH, °Lt..
HAM-STREKT, on the Evening of e Communion Sabbath,
April 7, 1833, iu behalf of the GA ' C SCHOOL SOCIETY,
by the Rev. Dr. MACKAY, M. ster of the Parish of Dunoon.
To be had of Mr. Wimples, Lord-street; Mr. Davenport,
Ranelagh-street; Mr. Grapel, Church-street; and Mr. Horse-
fall, Caledonian Free School.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CANAL COAL.
KENWORTHY and Co., grateful for the liberal patronage
they have received since thea:::mmitreeinent in the above
Business, beg leave to inform their F ' ds that, owing to a re-
duction of tonnage on the Wig anal, and a determination
on the part of the Coal Proprietors to maintain that vantage
ground which the Quality of the Article brought by this Naviga-
tion has always given them over that brought by any other Cuu-
veyance, they have this day Reduced the Prices as f01115,f,.!-
- Orrel and King Coal. 13s. 6th per To
Pemberton Coal, of a very superior Z ,-.
us. Gd. „
second quality .. •
Cannel l6s. Od. 73
Best Slack.
K. and Co. hope, by regularly supplying a good Article, to
merit a continuance of Putilic favour.

Yard, 2, Dutton-street, East Side Prince's Dock.
Office, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's Dock.
JOHN DEAKIN, Ageht.
Liverpool, April 15, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

ISLE OF MAN.

AGRAND BALL and SUPPER, in honour of Miss REA-
DY'S arrival in this island, will be given at CASTLE
MONA HOTEL, on FRIDAY next, the 19th instant.

STEWARDS.

Sir Wm. Hillary
Lieut.-Col. Murray
J. Quirk, Esq. (high bailiff)
-T. Luyken, Esq.
The Rooms to be opened at
commence precisely at Nine o'l
Ladies' tickets six shillings..
lings. Lieut.

Mark . Quayle' Esq.
wne, jun., Esq.
. Farrant, Esq.
. Wulff, Esq.
Eight o'clock, and Dancing to
;lock:
—Gentlemen's tickets ten shil-
J. ROBINSON, R.N. Sec.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

IRELAND.

' ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.—CLONMELLON, April I
hasten to inform you, that on the night of Good Friday, about
nine o'clock, Mr. Browne, the steward of Sir T. Chapman, was
fired at in the yard of the Castle, by one of three persons, who
were immediately afterwards seen crossing the back lawn.
We suppose here, that the circumstance of Mr. Browne being
a Scotchman, and a Protestant, and an honest man, is the
cause of the outrage. The same person received a severe beat-
ing at a funeral some time since. SirT. Chapman has offered a
reward of one hundred pounds for the discovery of the villains.
—Dublin Warder.

On Monday, an armed party went to the house of Mr. Sey-
mour, at Somerset, barony of Longford, county of Galway,
and fired into a room where the Rev. Mr. Lalor, Castlericarae,
father-in-law of Mr. Seymour, was just stepping into bed. A
musket ball entered the window, struck the ceiling, and.fell
the bed side. A notice was posted by the party on the hail
door, cautioning Mr. Seymour against executing any of the
decrees which he had observed at Eyrecourt Session, upon pain
of death.

On Sunday last, a man named Walsh, and on yesterday,
Philip Henderick, John Roach, Owen Nowlan, John Nate,
and Patrick Martin, were committed to our prison, being
charged with various Whitefoot uffences; amongst them, ex-
torting money. We have heard the above prisoners have been
committed as members of a confederacy existing for some time
back in this county, and which not only has taken money front
the farmers in the way of robbery, but also has compelled them
tourchase protections.— Wexford Comferrative.
DARING OUTRAGE UPON ONE OF THE 10th HussAns.—Bw-
tween the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock on Monday evenineas a
sergeant belonging to the 10th Hussars was standing' at the!
door of the Bush Hotel, in Rose-in-street, one of a gang of
ruffians who were passing by struck him a violent blow on the
cheek, saying, " there's martial law for you." The sergeant's
cap was knocked off by the blow, and as soon as he had re-
placed
it on his head was about pursuing the villain down the -0-7-
street, but was prevailed ou by. the Proprietor of the •Hotelli> 1: - . v ri
remain inside, a number of vagabonds having in a nuone4t)A ..:
collected near the door. Shortly after this outrage auctuolg
...,.','.,..-',l"?' .
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ardly attack upon an unoffending individual, these !elan*, 7 -_. .... -;,'' - 4
LI
commenced 'fighting and wrangling amongst each other,
_anS ~._ ,?..,,, ~...
an indiscribable scene- of rioting and disturbance cotimiert ;.,: ~
..:....3
upwards of an hour to the great terror and annoyanid.of the , ,
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inhabitants in that neighbourhood.—Kilkenny Muderaia, ' %7:1),-t,
.• .
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

ro bt *db.

INIOR SALE, a handsome GREY GE G, six years
1' old, nearly thorough-bred, stands 1 ands 2 inches, and
warrnuted sound.
Apply at Moon E's Livery Stables, Seel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

BRITISH AMERICA.
Graham & Taylor, 142 John & Isaac, K,
J Holt & co, 164 Henderson, Q,
W Clay or W Ker & co, 206 Robert James Haynes•

W Fisher & Son,
C L Bahr,

177 Clarence, P,
117 George, K,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Lodge & Prichard or Ball, 391 Mary Catherine, G.
it Van

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. 00
154 Helen Scott, K, Ape OD
117. George, G, TAO°
64 Adventure, G, I"
EUROPE.
• Bib C W Neuman, Son Sr. co, 245 De Jonge Pieter,
C L Bahr, Industrie, G, ~.1
Do, 114 Twee Jebroeders,
- ''
Do, 114 Lord Byron, K,
Do, 163 John, k, ,
Do, Dorothea, Q,
Do, 88 Betsey, K, Ste'
.
Do, -= Sommoren, Q, Rotter 4
Do, 70 Euphemia, K. Vs/
Do. 100 Amity, K,
Do, 152 Snowdon, P,
Do, 108 La Belle Alliance, K.
Huntington & Day, 133 Robert & Margaret, 5,
W Ker, Imrie &co, 81 Thomas, G, Liel,
R.J Gardner, 210 Isabella, P, Nall":
P C Jeger & co, 201 Albertine, Q, Tons'

C L Bahr,
Do,
J Glynn & Son,

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 15th ArRl
Wind at Holyhead„W.N.W. moderate in the
blowing fresh in the evening.
Passed Holyhead outward bound this dal/
No. 1220 Fortitude 88, at 11 a.m.
778 Mary Worrall, 88, at 4 p.m.
Off the Floating Light inward bound"'
No. 858 Science, AS, at 4 p.m.

It will be seen, by an ,iulvertisement, that
impressive sermon preach'eil by the Hey. Dr•
Scotch Church, Oldham-street, on the evening
in behalf of the Gaelic School Society, will be
few days. The profits, we understand, are to
whose labours have been so useful in the High]
of Scotland, whose funds are now very low•
whose acute mind and eminent philological 1.
received from the Highland Society of Scotia
praise, as will be seen in the preface to the Go
whose appearance is particularly indebted to
in London, and expressed himself peculiaa
liberality with which the cause in whose beu.
gland was supported in Liverpool. He recei
including the collection, £36, after the sermon•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

LOCAL.

THE FALLEN ANGELS.—Numbers of our fellow-townsmen
haven() doubt noticed the two cherubs supporting the bust of
the Lord Chancellor, in the centre of the terrace opposite the
Low Hill Cemetery, (which by the bye is adorned with a
Bishop's instead of a Chancellor's wig,) and we are very much
grieved to learn, that a few nights ago, the said cherubs made
to themselves wings and flew away, leaving the poor Chancellor
unsupported and solitary. Surely this cannot be prophetic of
the departure of his lordship's good genius, we rather think
these cherubs have ascended to prepare a place of greater har-
mony than he enjoys at present, for quite sure we are that his
lordship is not either mentally or corporeally "upon a bed of
roses:

That patriotic individual, who has proved himself such a
staunch friend to purity of election, and to the freemen of Li-
verpool generally—the honourable member for Ipswich, is now
in town, no doubt for the purpose of receiving the congratula-
tions of his friends and of the burgesses generally for the praise-
worthy efforts he has made for their purification. Of course
iirchre ivill doubt that it is much more delightful to him to re-
ceive Such congratulation, `than it would :have been. bad the
eldige of hundreds of pounds of bribery been clearly esta-
blished. His high regard for the town at large and especially
for the corporation thereof is easily accounted for, as is well
known that the corporate improvements contributed in no slight
degree to the wealth of the honourable M. P.
z
PRESENTATION OF PLATE.-It is worthy OlTthumc notice,
and highly creditable to the good sense and generous feelings
of that part of the Select Vestry of Wavertree, who have con-
tributed to the purchase of, and have presented, a handsome
piece of plate to Mr. John Wignall, their Secretary, for his
efficient honorary services; a mark of esteem which must be
very gratifying to him. Such grateful conduct from his col-
leagues is truly- honourable, and affords a pleasing contrast
when compared with the disgraceful proceedings .of the late an-
nual Vestry Meeting at Liverpool.

On Saturday night about eleven o'clock, information was
received at the police office, that a woman of the name of Lloyd
had been burnt to death under suspicious circumstances, in
Pitt-street. On the arrival of the officers she was found lying
on the floor, near the fire-place, quite dead, and in a horrible
state, her -clothes having been burnt off the upper part of her
body, There was no fire in the grate, and her husband is now
in custody to await the result of the coroner's inquest, which
will be held on the body this day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHO L SOCIETY.
r MEMBERS of the above ' 'ety are requested to at-
-1 tend a REHEARSAL, at . Luke's Church, This
EVENING, at Eight o'clock precisely
G .
EORGE BARKER, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

EVERTON LODGE,

To be LET, either for the Summer Months or a short term,
Furnished or Unfurnished. The House is complete for tho--
residence of a large genteel Family; it consists of a large
Entrance Hall, large Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Booms,
Kitchen, &c., on the first floor, with twelve Bed-rooms, &c.,
two Gardens, three fine Graperies, Stables, Saddle-room,
Coach-house, &c.
Applications to he made to Mr. ATHERTON, New Brighton,
(near Liverpool,) Cheshire; if by letter, post paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

change alleys in Europe—the worthless of every naval
and military grade, and the very scum of St. Giles's, are
allowed by Lord Grey to wage war against the King
of Portugal. All the laws of nations are openly vio-
lated to do him wrong. * An English fleet, to the
everlasting disgrace of the British government, is the
witness of these scandalous proceedings, and sees the
subjects of the king of England engaged in a contest
which is hopeless, and has already proved destructive to
the trade and commerce of Portugal. But it is the war
of a faction, and a war of revolution, and that is all
that Lord Grey cares for: Revolution, all over the world,
must be encouraged, no matter at what sacrifice of
honour, or wealth, or fame. Disaffected patriots must
be indulged with their natural predilection for blood and
plunder, although our ships should rot, and our manu-
facturers starve—though the loom should stand still,
and the poor weaver die an unpitied inmate of a parish
workhouse. This is the taste of the day, and the
policy of a whig administration !

A Parliamentary paper has just made its appearance
which shows the different sums paid in the shape of
House and Window Duty, in every county, city, and
town throughout England. This document possesses
considerable interest at the present moment, but it is by
far too voluminous for our pages. The following, how-
ever, are the payments made in this county.

Amount of
Assessments to

House and
TOWNS. Window duty,

Amount of
Assessments to
House and
TOWNS. Window duty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
Friday,. sprit 12th, 1833.
The continued large arrivals from America, consisting chiefly Of the
lower qualities, have enabled the trade•to purchase this class of Cot-
ton-at a decline of id. 1r from our last quotations, whilst other de-
scriptions remain without alteration. The public sales of Surat Cot-
ton to-day went off with spirit at fair prices ; of the Demerara and
Surinam only a few were sold at rather lower rates ; 2,000 Surat, and
300 American, were, taken on speculation„and 1,000 American for
export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 4th slut. to this day inclusive.

SALES. Current napalm.
r i %sly This Pricesof This Prvsly
DRSPAirrimi. his Year Week this "V• Week this Year
-
Sea Island Georgia.... 5500 270 lid to 22d
Stained Ditto. 730 30 7 .10 122611 103406
Upland Ditto B7BlO 62 0 61 8
Alabama 1 nuo 1800 61 7*
Mobile 61 —7l ?25647 83237
New 'Orleans 49640 6650 61 --- 81 '
Pernambuco 9 101
17220 400 si _vi . ) 1914 8724
Aricati & Ceara .t
Bahia and Macaio 8.770 480 8 .-- 9 ,17151 4413
Marapham 1 51820 510 81 1 ) ,219,4; 401897
saNginued trl Air. . • .
Mina. i
Para 9o' 71 8
Demerara 3; Berbice 660 40 81 104 462
Barbadoes '2oo - - II 841' •
Common West India— 1320 64 Si •:. £4O 1246
Bahama 7l 9
Carthageett. 4 .1850/ 61 —Bl ' 371
Smyrna
.50 . 1,5.1
Egyptian ...... ....
_Surat
Bengal 730 44 54 270 678
Surinam go 9 91
Surat, 47 public auction 5250 41 51
this day.
249380 22420 57299. 218539

On ',Saturday, 1;500 h
above quotations. 300 1
,Arrived—l New York,

,wifowlay Eveuing, April 15, 1833.
lags were sold, and to-day 4500 bags, at the
East India have been taken for exportation.
4 Orleans, 2 Mobile, and 1 Bombay.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

BRITISH AND FOREIGN PAPER HANGING
WAREHOUSE.

No. 55, near the top of BOLD-STREET, Liverpool.
eAEORGE BARKER, begs
leave to announce that he has
opened the above Premises for the wale of PAP,BII-
- and respectfully solit)",fte a share of the public
patronage.
An extensive Stock and great Nlrtriety both of British and
Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which he is
enabled to supply upon as reasonable terms as any in the trade,
and he trusts that in all other respects his arrangements as a
Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those
who may please to favour him with their commands.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

EXPEDITIOUS CONVEYANCE.
and Co., CARRIERS FLY BOATS, to
and from LONDON, in Six Days.
To DEII.I3Y, BURTON, NOTTIN AM, &c. in Four Days.
Otliq, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's_ ck, Liverpool; Axe Inn,
Aldermanbury, and Wharf, No. I, Addington, London.
N.8..--KENWORTHY and Co. beg to apprise their Friends
that the Annual Stoppage for repair on the Canals, will take
place Qn the -Ist May, and continue ten days. All Goods re-
ceived in. London or Liverpool, on or before the 15th April
instant, will clear the stoppages.
*** Please direct the Goods per "Kettworthy and Co."
JOHN DEAKIN, Agent, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

ROBINS, MILLS, and Co. respectfully a ounce to their
Friends anil the Public, that the STU AGE fur general
Repairs of the CANALS between Lou and Liverpool
this year, take place on FRIDAY, the ' day of May, and con-
tinue Eight or Ten Days.
GOODS received in London or Liverpool on the 27th day of
April will clear the same.
4, Duke's Dock, April, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

anteb.

ANTED, to RENT, a DruAtergG HOUSE, in the
upper part of the town e neighbourhood of Tox-
texth.park, or Ey erton.—Possession required in all September
next.—The House must be in an airy situation, and perfectly
dry. Rent and Taxes not to exceed £loo to £l2O per Annum.
Apply by letter to Box H RA, Post-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

Lonbon Elmrtte.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12th, 1833.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Duncan, Sharpies, and Ewing, Liverpool.—J. Tozer and W. 0.
Wakefurcl, Percy-mews, Bathbone-place, carvers.,-13.. It. Priest,
and Co. Norwich, coach-lace-manufacturers.—H. Arnold and Co.,
Bath and Birmingham. —J. King and J. Hoare, Kingston-upon-
Thames, Croydon, Wandsworth, and Brentford, linen-drapers.—
West and Bromilow, Eccleston, Lancashire, ' crown-glass- manufac-
turers.—l Bland, and J. Platt, Manchester, cotton-spinners.—G. and
Jessup Culworth, Northamptonshire, farmers.—F. Holdbrooke,
jup., 'afui J. Repton, Derbyshire, curriers.—lt. J. and W. R.
Lambton, T. Penwick, J. Anderson, J. Carr, and J. Stephenson,,New-
eastle.upon-Tyne, beakers ; as far as regards I. Carr.—Stokes and
Atkinson, Manchester, dealers in fancy waistcoatings.—Baker and
Hodson, Lynn, Norfolk, clothiers.—R. S. TV adeson, J. Dingwall,
mid uke, attornies ; as far as regards J. Din.'wall.—Pidcock and
. Teevan, Watford, Hertfordshire, surgeons.—G. K. Davison, J. Sim-
/Pons, and W. Wilcockson, Lombard-street, Whitefriars, printers.—
W. Hobson and Co., Nottingham, Mansfield, and Eddingley, cotton-
doublers.—J. Dudley and Co., Wharton, Cheshire, salt-proprietors;
as far as regards A. Cambridge and W. A. Jump.—T. Marquis and J.
Milroy.—W. 11. Cox and J. Daily, boot andshoe-manufacturers.—J.
and J. Milner, Worston, Staffordshire, silk-throwsters.—Bell, Arres.
,and Co., ;High Holborn, wine-merchants.—M. Edwards and Son,
Leeds, eheose,factors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16

BUTTER TRADE.—We are informed that frauds, to a considerable
extent, have been practising in some of the F,nglish markets,
especially Liverpool, by affixing Cork brands on butter not Cork,
thereby *giving the article a false iliaracter, and shipping it to foreign
ports, as Cork pickled second quality. We are told that the committee
of merchants of this city, with a 'laudable anxiety for the interests
committed to them, immediately despatched one of their inspectors
to Liverpool, to make a diligent inquiry into the facts. This officer
has succeeded in detecting ;some of the parties ; and, we understand,
orders have this day been forwarded to Liverpool, to commence a
criminal prosecution against the offenders.—Southern Reporter, 11th
April.

WOMIOO, SANDWICH ISLANDS, 27th June.—The William Little, of
Liverpool, Carter, was taken possession of by the crew; who threw
the master overboard, near the coast of California, .in February, and
afterwards scuttled her near Fanning's ISland. Four of the crew ar-
rived here on the 21st ult. Llori's List, March 29.—[A subscription
Captainhas been commenced for Carter's widow and four children,
who reside at 29, Lower Parliament-street ; and we shall be happy to
take charge of any contribution for this laudable object.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-03

FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, AUGUST 30.
Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster. •
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent 94f I
Brazilian Bonds 661 71
Ditto Bonds, 1829
Buenos: Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent.,
Milian Bonds, 6 per Cent
Colurabianßonds, (1824)6 per Cent., ' 26 51
Ditto Bonds, £6 per Cent..
Danish Bonds, 3 per Cent
Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild:,
Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto Bonds, (1825) 5 per Cent
Mexican Bonds, (18256 per Cent.,
Neapolitan Bonds, (1824) 5 per Cent.
Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent,
Portuguese Bonds, 13 per Cent . B6 58 5 1
Ditto Regency Scigip, 5 per Cent-.
Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £ St
Ditto Metallic,
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto Bonds, (1823) 5 per Cent., 2l'
Dutch, 28 per Cent., exchange 12 guil.
Ditto, 5 per Cent
Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Cent
Russian Inscription, 6 per cent.,
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Gent. ex. 4s. 3d.
French Rentes, 5 per Cent
Ditto, Exchange
French Rentes, 3 per Cent
Ditto, Exchange

; -.. 76f. 75c.
... 25f. 60c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-03

33 13
14 16

Total balance to refinery.. £4B 10
EXPERIMENT IV.
Clayed Brazil Sugar at 285., weight 304 cwt. Zprice 791 3 7
1 qr. 51ts., duty at 24s

Drawback on extracts, £1 12s. per cwt.
Refinery extracts IP' sale.
Cwt. qrs. lbs. £ s. d.
141 1 21 Double loaves at. 310 61 cwt. 499 9
79 2 21 Single
29 3 27 Bastards . - 61 16
,42 2 21 Treacle. 1 3 0— 49 8

Balance in favour•of refinery
Add profits from revenue...

£B6l 6

70 2
92 12 8

Z 162 15 44
Total balance to refinery...

Had the duty been 285., the profits would still have
been £46 6s. 4d. at the expense of the revenue,
besides the refinery profits.
EXPERIMENT V.
Jamaica Sugar at 285., duty 245., weight 311 cwt.
3 qrs. 9lbs., price, duty included.. BlO 15 2

Drawback payable on extracts, 295: gO" cwt.
Refinery extracts 4p' sale,
Cwt. qrs. lbs. £ s.
78 1 15 Double loaves at 3ll
124 0 23 Single. 3 4
46 1 5 Bastards. 2 3
41 1 14 Treacle 1 3

O cwt. 278 5
O 397 9
9 99 10
O 47 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-03

Monday

The demand for Cotton on Saturcla
The sales are about 3,000 bales, at steac
from Havre state a considerable basin
ket, at high prices • and that 2 franc
lot of prime New Orleans. The Frond
era of the new Crops, both in America