The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-07 00:00:00

FASHION, FACTS, AND FICTIONS.

WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—Monday being appointed for the Eton
regatta, by order of his Majesty, when he signified his intention
of being present at it, both Eton ani Windsor began to fill at
an early hour, and numerous were the arrivals that took place
of the friends of the young gentlemen and of the different

families in the neighbourhood. Their Majesties having pur-
posely dined much earlier than usual, left the castle, at seven
o'clock, in one of the royal carriages, preceded by outriders, and
followed by five other carriages, containing their distinguished
visitors, the ladies of the court and gentlemen of the suite. The
royal party, on arriving at Eton, were received by the digni-
taries of the college, and, after being present at the regatta, pro-
ceeded to Surley-hall, where they honoured the young gentle-
men with their presence during supper. Prince George of
Cambridge was in the first boat, and seemed highly delighted
with the amusements of the evening. Their Majesties returned
to the castle a little before nine o'clock, and went on the Old-

terrace, in order to witness the fire-works. The following dis-
tinguished personages arrived at the castle, yesterday, in time
to accompany their Majesties to Eton :—His Royal Highness
the Diike of Brunswick and suite, the Duke and Duchess of
Buccleuch, the Duke of Dorset, Lord and Lady Cawdur, the
Earl of Albemarle, the Earl and Countess of Errol, the Earl of
Denbigh, and Lord and Lady Pitzclarence, all of whom, it is
expected, will remain during the race week. This morning, at
an early hour, the town presented a very animated appearance,
and every road leading to the course at Ascot was literally
thrOngedwith carriages and vehicles of every description, from the
elegant barouche and four to the cumbersome omnibus and pair.
At one o'clock, the wl.ole of the Court proceeded in state from
the Castle, by the new gates and the Long Walk, into the Great
Park, and thence, by the usual route, to Ascot Heath. The
Royal cortt.ge had a brilliant appearance. It was headed by
the foresters in new green state liveries, and consisted of six of
the state carriages and three phaetons, all drawn by four horses,
and each preceded by outriders, and attended by two servants
in scarlet livened. Most of the gentlemen of the Royal party
preceded the cort;•ge on horseback. The names of the illus-
trious personages who accompanied their Majesties are as fol-
lows:—His Royal Highness the Duke of Brunswick and suite,
Prince George of Cambridge, the Duke and Duchess of Bue-
clench, the Duke of Dorset, the Countess of Westmeath, the
Earl and Countess of Errol, the Earl of Albemarle, the Earl'ef
Denbigh, Lord and Lady Cawdor, Lord Elphinstone, the boo.
William and Mrs. Ashley, Sir Herbert and Lady Taylor, Sir
Philip and Lady Sydney, Mr. Shiflner, Miss Eden, Vord and
Lady Frederick Fitzelarence, Mr. Hudson, Madile. Marianne,
Sir Frederick Watson,. Miss Boyle, the Rev. Mr. Wood, and
Sir,Andrew Barnard. The Duke and Duchess. of Richmond,
the Duke of Cleveland, and the Hon. Mr. Stanley, are ex-
pected to dine at the Castle this evening, and to remain during
the week on a visit to their Majesties. The King will not go
to town to-morrow, the levee having been put uff, in conse-
quence of his Majesty's intention of being present each day at
the races. Several claps of thunder were heard in Windsor, at
four o'clock this afternoon, and some ram fell shortly after,
which, it is to be feared, would greatly disturb the serenity of
the fairer part of the multitudes assembled at Ascot.
The Cork Constitution contains an account of a serious Tithe
affray near Carringtaohill, about ten miles from Cork. On
'Monday last two magistrates, Capt. E. W. Hoare, and Marshal
Cummins, Esq., accoanaudnaibn;dwloq
eatlineeorffis caenrdaenidghtthyirtinyenmeent.
proceeded to the lands of Rosamond, to
tohfeth2e9t 7hthr
ederoaiguol
eounts;
aid them in tEe service of processes. On their approach, horns
were blown, and the surrounding hills were covered with
spectators,
andNV assailed h OUSlet the
th e
military
ro‘ff, offensive
policeiveat ewxitrahspesrteatniensg
language,
The magistrates and the police, although struck, repeatedly eu
treated the infatuated people to desist; and it was not until 011,_,
of the soldiers had been shot dead that extreme measures were
resorted to and the military ordered to fire upon the people, a
considerable number of whim were wounded. The magistrates,
military, and police, continuing to be assailed.bv the mob on
their return, were frequently obliged to act on tfie defensive.
Several of the police were wounded-; and Mr. Cummins, besides
contusions on his head and body; had his foot pierced by a pitebs
fork, dividing some of the tendons. The processes were not
served. • So much for agitation.

ANSTRUTHER.—Died here, on the 29th ultimo, Alexander
Sim, a man of most eccentric habits, the inainspril:g of which
was avarice. For more than thirty years he carried on the bu-
siness of a saddler in a mean looking shop, and from being th.,
only tradesman of his calling within a circuit of several miles,
he was well employed. This extraordinary. character was a
native of Dundee, t ough little is known of his Isktory prior to
his settling here. During the whole period of residence, he led
(when not in his shop) a most recluse life, having occupied a
single apartment as a lodger. As be saw no company i and his
meagre aspect and threadbare garments sufficiently ndicated
a self-denial of animal comforts, it was naturally inferred be
was saving money, but be was constantly complaining of po-
verty and bad times. Little was known of his relations, or if
he had any; and the only clue obtained as to their existence is
a letter found in his pocket from a sister-in-law, a widow with
a large family., dated Greenock, about a week prior to his de-
cease, soliciting the loan of a few pounds, which his house-
keeper says he flung from him in great wrath, vowing she
should not have a farthing, and declaring that if. such unrea-
sonable demands were complied with, he would be a ruined
man ! As there was no relation at his funeral, after the last
ceremonies were over, his room and shop were searched by the
town-clerk to ascertain what property he had. In a chest, the
key of which was hid in an old slioe, receipts were found fur.
£2,000 deposited in different banks, and £174 in bank notes
were in his pockets. As no will was found, his whole property,
it is supposed, will devolve to the children of the rejected sup-
plicant already mentioned—his brother's widow—consisting,
besides money, of lands and tenements in Dundee and else-
where. His butcher's account for twelve months, it appears,
amounts only to 30s. ; and a clothier's discharged account was
found for £9, being the amount of his clothes for nine years.
He paid Is. per week for his room, and as fire could not be
included in this meagre pittance, he used to pass his winter
evenings by the fireside of his neighbour, whom lie sometimes,
by way of amends, treated with a bottle of small-beer.
AWFUL DISASTERS AT SEA.—The Lima, Captain Mardon,
sailed from Newfoundland, 11th May. On the morning of the
shot tly after
13th of Mav, in lat. 46 20, 100. 45 when about 400 miles
from Newfoundland, being completely surrounded with ice,
ensewriasedaraoubseoadtl3.l,
stun ngdiat_igrltuice. r„tedt:
tie(p.greseirwat ee
oh themselves to
captain in-
stantly hea
vt tack
theirwh ha
theytentido
f
hisvoeivedeeuna,tijos
nat ithlele! h4onendlatter
board.‘.camee o.rfh
et alongside,
sit,httatentiti,lievid
Home. Captain Hall, of Newcastle,
from London, for Mirami-
chi. The y informed Capt. Manion that On the 9th of May the
Harvest Home was struck by a piece of ice, which stove in her
bows. All hands were immediately put to time pumps, by which
means they succeeded in keeping,' time vessel afloat for two days;
at the expiration of which time the second mate amid twelve or
the crew quitted her in the long boat, the captain and first mate
having come to the determination of remaining on hoard.
After they had been out one night, being loth to leave Ow latter
in such a perilous situation, they returned to the vessel and re-
quested the captain and mate to leave her, but they persisted
in their determination, saying, that " they would stick to her
while a timber remained afloat." They had, however, got the
jolly-boat ready in case the danger should become imminent.
The crew having again pushea off, they Lecame bewildered
amongst.the masses of ice by which they were surrounded, and
totally uncertain what course to steer. On the next day they
again fell in with their own vessel, which they had mistaken
for another sail. This time they found that the captain an
mate had left her. Two of the crew now went on board, and
while they were busy endeavouring to get more water and pro-
visions, they were surprised at the sight of a boat containing
about .thirty individuals approaching in an opposite direction;
they immediately. boarded the vessel, having, as subsequently
appeared, done so in the hope of succour. • They proved to 11,5
the captain andcrew, and part of the passengers, (itichidifos
f the Lady .of Lake,Aberdeea, boun
two emales, o
from Belfast) for Quebec, with the
upwards off 0200 passcngers on
n
board. Those who had boarded the wreck of the Harvest
Home, when they saw the state she was in, with her hold full
of water, made a shnultaneous rush to return to the boat, which
was at that moment pushed off, and several of them were preci-
pitated into the water. One of them, however, was fortunaL,
enough to make good his leap into ths_t boat which cootained
the crew of the Harvest Home, and he has now arrived in Li-
verpool, in the Lima. Ile states that the Lady of the Lake
struck upon the ice and immediately filled, when the captain
and crew took to the boat, leaving the sinking vessel crowded
with the remainder of the despairing and shriekinf, passeneers,
to the number of 160 or 170. The crew of the llarvest Ifetne
state that after they left their vessel the last time, they saw no-
thing more of the other boat. Several of the individuals who
had fallen into the s,P, when the latter teas pushed off, were
drowning, but it was impossible for them to render them any
assistance.

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20 - THE IA VERPOOL STANDARD. , JUNE 7, 18S3' .
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._ We call the attention of our readers connectedwith shipping, Emports. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
VOMI Corner. , LONDONP 0 L I C E . CORONER'S INQUEST.
and, indeed, readers of every kind, to the following facts, June 6. 1833'
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A jury assembled at eight o'clock Tuesday evening, at St. which are founded on official documents :- --aseeee—_
p ,
tahr
tsi
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,el
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eshenakso: eaalnht
edardao
---asse---. MANSION-HOUSE.
..... . EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4T.
THE POET'S HAUNT. ADULTERATION OF TEA.--A short tame since, the Lord ' James's Workhouse, to
.hold an inq.uiry before Mr. Higes, de- ”1. The population of Great Britain, at the close of the war, in
ty coroner for Westminster, touching the death of Lieuctenant 1814, was considered to be about 19,300,000 :in 1831 it was 24,271,763, Accession Williams fm Mauritius and Cape of Good Ho e with
Mayor received a lettet from Norwood, written by a gentleman
Va le and Mr. Ca e, two entlemen who were burnt to death in shewing an increase in 17 years of one-fourth, or 25 per cent. •• •" s c 1 -h
(fin Mauritius) 2443 bags sugar, mall, oqu oun and co-2172 bags
(mow eioscnns.) . of great respectability, confirmatory of tha.account given of the 1.. . ! do, Barclay Brothers and co—(fm Cape of Good Hope) 6hf pipes g. 6. s. d.
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extensive plan of adulterating tea, which his lordship lost no in 1831 it was £44,815,397 ; showing an increase in quantity of about
aca amitous hre atPWood'gs Hotel Panton-square, near the Hay- . "2. The official value of articles imported in 1815 was £32,620,771 •
BUTTER.-Belfast (old)
" Carmine. seceesum seribentis et otia qusernnt ; wine, R Clover-1 hf pipe do, J Chapman-P Dk
time in making public. The following is the letter :- market. After having been swcirn, the jury
.procceded to view
orte-3th_irde, or 33 per cent. Banbridge
tuiaro
nqvu,e;pyt
ar
ili lei moe
nsi
sts,e.
medr
uyds est mtbe acandcd}o, „
nf os
ird ee irtehde rn no
me wi
noa
ir
.....o li
nd Bea: r
Me mare, me venti, me fera jactathyems."
Ov. DE. TRIST. "Norwood, May 28. the remains, which had been placed in shells in the dead-house. in amouut of ships' tonnaee entered inwards in 1815 was
-, WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. Colerain
1 986 504 tons •in 1831 it was 3 083 766. showin an increase in the Sligo 47 0 - 5e 0 --,
Boyd, fin Demerara, with 11 bags coffee, W Wilson— 50 0 - 54 0 -s"-
"My Lord-Yesterday evening, while strolling on NUrbut-y- The bodies presented a dreadful spectacle scarcely exhibiting
the traces ot anything human from- the effects of the fire. The tiital 'quantity o' f tonnage requir'edt'o bring us ourgforeign and colonial -Emerald, Derry
When the light zephyr skims the sunlit main, hill, Norwood, I met in one of the fields two boys, with bags ea csks molasses, 20 green heart planks, A Oughterson jun-400 do, • Waterford (new) 7B 0-85 0 ----
The transient ripple of the waveless tide filled with the leaves of the blackthorn (sloe.) Suspecting them, trunks were the o.nly-portio. n; of the bodies whichlwere entire.; wa,,n4ta oTfhoenne-uhmablfe,roert.sLpietirsheeennt
the superior and infenor limbs were either entire y consumed, 82 s een heart timber Lucas and Cooke-20 csks molasses J La-
'd
colonial vessels registered in 1815 Pgr ' '
ont-Q Dk Limerick . Bl 0 - 82 0 ---
t) ---
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Forbids my faulnring voice its wonted strain, I engaged them in familiar conversation, anti learned that they
Ibh•d 1 f h 1
were urut to t e consistence an co our o c arcoa . „
was 24,860; in 1831 it was 24,e4e : showing a decrease m our shipping al ' Cork - 82
--ea .
Where the coy Muse consents not to abide. were brothers, (one apparently 11, and the other about 13 years °,!*, er , ses ,-, • •
Ine oouy (it eir. nntpe was principa yen i e rom loi 018 vessels, or about 21 per cent., whilst the merchandize import:. UNITED STATES. 54:66 _ 000
_t_o 65
05 02 000 pe____....r o.'rte
Pickled 2ds, (Cork) - 00 0
li
of age.) their name Liner, and they reside in Camberwell. I ed has increased 50 per cent. Lady Rowena, Main, fm Charleston, with 1013 bales cotton, 88 tcs Dry 3ds, (Cork)
cumstance of nwo rings having been foitud adhering .). . e nuenber of British aad colonial vessels huilt in
11 ia ffi d f ttteo ctihr; „
' Th eBl5 svas 20 hf Us rice, A Lodge and Prichard-abt 27 t logwood, Sands, Hodge Newry 64 o - 66 0
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00 0 - 00 0
The fickle moods of ocean fail to yield ascertained from them that they have been employed for the übstance -which had once formed the fingers of the sufferer. 1,183 ;in 1831 it was 1,003 ; shewing a decrease in British ship-budd- son and co-118 bales cotton, order-K Dk Dundalk OO 0-00 0 ---
The stillness and the solitude she loves, last month in coming out daily to gather these leaves; that ,
The • havin returned, the following evidence was then - ing of 180 vessels, or 15 per cent.
g Undine, Weston, fin New Orleans, with 31 lids tobacco, Maury, Carlow . OO 0-00 0
tierce.
The fragrance of the flower-enanaell'd field, they generally gather from 16Ibs. to 181bs. a-day, fair which caller. rY
•6. The number of British seamen employed in 1815 was 177,309 ; Latha.m and co-12 hds do, W Oxley-515 bales cotton, Baring Bros BERF.-Prime Mess.
they receive one penny a pound. They formerly received two- .- 18.31 it was 158,422 ; shewin,g a decrease in Britain's best defence and co-371 bales do, A Dennistoun and co-41 bales do, Bolton, Og- Pone.- • Do.
The shade and silence of her hallow'd groves. 'r OM
pence a pound for the blackthorn leaves aud plum missed, and a Samuel Simpson, Prince's-street, said that he was on busi- in
of 18,887, or 10 per cent. den and co-K Dk &Coe
- ness about four o'clock, near Wood's Hotel, iu Coventry-street, - "7. The real value of Our exports in e was , •,i. ; in
• 181' £43 44- 3'3 • 1831 Roscoe R f N Y . ' 1 r M'e
, ogers, me ew ork, wit 1114 e bales cotton, lly, Pre- DRY HAMS 5O 0 - 53 0 ---
The billow crested with its fleecy foam, penny for the white. They said that a .
bout thirty Deonle wo-
" " when he discovered smoke issuing from a window on the first- it was £37,691,302; showing a decrease of one-eighth, or 12 per cent., vost and co---2 bxs books and maps do-44 bales cotton, T B Black- WET Do -
Swept by the tempest to a rocky shore, es men and boys, are employed in this occupation as well as them-
floor of the hotel. The window was open. Witness and also notwithstanding the enormonsly increased quantity of material irn- burne-1 bx books, al Wotherepoon-P Die - LARD.-Firkin 43 0 - 4'7 0
Wills not such haunts to be the poet's home, , selves, and that every evening, at eight o'clock, they meet a
a watchman gave the alarm. A Person was in the room in his ported; and as the official value of these exports stands at £33,200,580 Ocean, Tenney, fm Mobile, With 970-balei'cotton, II Petry and co . Bladdered g3B3 go
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60 p
.. 500 -54 0
man, whom they do not know, in the shed of a cowkeeper at in 1815 ; and £60,0a0,123 in 1831, it proees to demonstration that a -3G7 bales do, T and J D Thornely-14 ps . cedar wood, said Alaster -
• Where winds and waves their echoed thunders potrr.
Camberwell, who purchases them. On inquiring if they kneW shirt. Witness called to him, but the person being rather
most serious depreciation in thanufacturing weges and complercial -P.Dk
deaf did not hear witness. This person, witness believes, was profit must have taken place. It will probably be thoueht that there Sir William Wallace, Hannah, fin Mobile, with 100 bales cotton, PRICES OF SHARES, .
The noisy strifes of elemental war, what the leaves were used for, they said that they heard that
hey did CLolcrelyon Bulow. Several persons collectedin consequence
. is seine fallacy in this statement ; that it is an hallucination of mind, Cannon and Miller-200 bales do, Cropper, Benson and co-100 bales
Sweet music's peaceful accents could not suit ; . they were to be mixed with tea, bu't that t not know. So
oi hie asarm given by witness, and they sccceeded in forcing or some " deceptio visus" in the writer. Let US, then, look whether do, order-600 bales do, Roslsell, Ogden and co-101 bales do, Mar- BuYeT4
"
The trumpets of the storm, discordant, jar that here we have from 2001bs. to 30Ulbs. of sloe leaves mixed an entrance. Witness saw the flames burst otit from the same we cannot find some cause for this strange state of things. tineau, Smith a.nd co-46 bales do, Malcolmson, Bell aud co-P Dk Liverpool Coal Gas
with the tea of the metropolis daily, by this single individual. £135 • •
Upon the softness of the poet's lute. floor from whence the smoke issued. "8. The foreign tonnage employedin the trade in 1821 was 362,734 John Wells, Curtis, fin Savannah, with 499 bales cotton, Leech & rerF°l
_OundGitaa .
The boys said that lately there were two other similar estab- tons; in 1831 it was 874.665 tons ; ' showing an increase in 10 years, Harrison-44 bales do, 233 bales do, order-201 bales do, T and J D 131;oerpoo• a
rnneton Water Works . . . 450 ••
From t. t t th• -.t. "t d that the part
ques lons u o is al ness i appeare
No-to more tranquil scenes the gentle Muse • lishments in Camberwell, but that they are now broken up. m Aence t e smo e was seen rs o issue was
of the hotel fro h k fi tt • under this system, of 150 per cent. Thornely-P Dk tle ditto 300 • •
1 d M h t R 1 £lOO 'd 1210 "
Exchange Buildings LIVERPOOL, Julel6)e.r '',
160 ' •
• " I thought it was a duty 1 owed• to the public to mak.e this Thus it.appears the increase of foreign tonnage is enormous, George Fo,,eeo, fm Richmond Vireinia with 69 hds tobacco NV
H Gilliat'-20 lids do, W Oxle --15, 6 ha's do:Evans and Trokes-20'hds
Would guide her votary-where nature wreathes a sort of private house, let oat to the residents of the hotel. Liverpoo an else es er aa way, . pal
- and not kno •
known to some public authority „ wing any to and our shipowners lose in freights alone about a million and a Ditto Old Quarters .. . 25 .. 51 "
George Fowell, private watchman, said he was on duty in Co- . do, Hagerty and Jerdein-32 Ls 6 tcs do, WA & G Maxwell-150
Ifer bovreri of. b•alm• and beanie,. , there he woos
whose vigilance the metropolis is so much indebted as to yeur N
,
The inspiration of the themes she breathes.
lordship, I have taken the liberty of making this communica- -entry-atreet, near Wood's Hotel, at about half-past 4 o'clock quarterfer annum. Can we wonder, therefore, that ourship- bales cetton, WII Gilliat-100 bales do, J 11.1•Cammon-435 bales do Ditto New Quarters . . 25 .. 50 e lies;
on Saturday morning. Saw smolze issuing from the first floor owners complain of a reciprocity which is truly all on one side ? Baring Brothers and co-K Dk ' Bolton and Leigh ditto . .. . . 100 .. 85 ee
By pebbled brooks, and in the leafy dells, tion, in hopes that this wholesale imposter may meet with his window of ihe private house annexed to the hotel. Witness We make no comment. 'We merely asknur readers to judge BRITISH AMERICA. Ditto
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Ind are.ii,,T= ditto . . Aroo .:...
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Lima, Mardon, fan Newfoundland, with loose abt 874 cwt and 250 17:11.1V
Where the ;sill thyme perfumes the paseing breeze, merited punishment-
"lt is not my- Wish to have my name mixed up with this • but, immediately ran to the private door and gave the alarm of fire. ' for themselves, and not pin their faith to Mr. Poulete Thom-
brls codfish, 496 csks train oil, abt 25 cwt old junk, 180 c and o hides, Wigan Branch ditto
There he coneults her sacred oracles,
if required to effect the ends of justice, I shall readily stand for- After some delay a female answered froia the kitchen; she was son's figures, whether of arithmetic or speech.-Neueastle `I/ 100 .. 70 ''
- And hears reveal% her hidden harmonies. in her nieht dress. Witness told the girl that the house was on Journal. • . .. and calf skins, 3 lens Ikg codfish and eaplin, abt 3 fins firewood, 1 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 .. 90 e••
ward." fire. Some time elapsed before she came up. There were no s . .
- , ese globes retd, Job, Bulley and co-39 csks oil, Graham and Taylor Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 .. 57 le • •
The communication was signed by the writer. -40 c and o hides, W Tarbet---1 kg 2 brls codfish and sounds, G Stockton and Darlington ditto . . . 100 .., fen 10 •••
• Amid the woods cf mingled plane and pine, flames visible at that time. The door was opened by a female. Oughterson-K Dk
Soon after the appearance of the above letter in the public Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail- e Is sae'
Lull'd by the murmurs of a bubbling rill.
prints, the patentee of the " thorn-leaf beverage," accompanied Witness ran up to the first floor, iiito the front bed-room.- eSifipping Intelligente.
fi r , ands4logsp i t e h p i n e timb e r , Ic7de a 1 s , 51 ec - -18 stav e s , ab t 6 . .
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Frederick, Wescott, fm St John, N 13, with 195 logs birch, 522 logs way and Canal •
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2235 ...
Fanee%, enchanted, weaves her dreams divine, by a respectable solicitor, waited upon the Lord Mayor, and Saw a quantity of bed clothes and hangings binning. The pe(r blator ii.
r ptlcaeeoir
losct: ro :it.; an. nyk
2111;0S0 ...... ..:.. 1t26? 1:570 9‘.1
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wood work was burning also, and witness was of opinion the tlB c log-wood, Gibbs, Bright and co.---B Dk Grand Junction ditto
• Conscious of joy, and strange to fears of ill. stated that a letter having appeared in the daily newspapers TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.
fire originated in that room. Witness took a quantity of the SPAIN. 5 .. 7 8
accusing the tea-dealers ot passing off sloe.leaves, &c., for tea, There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is . , Bank of Liverpool
There be it mine to revel and to dwell, clothes down stairs and on returnine found the room in a mass
his client considered it his duty to come forward on the occaeion. ° • h wit accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter- Eliza,,Follett, fm Cadiz, with 30 butts 63 hds 26 qr csks wine, or-
Commercial Bank of Live
WOn by the wooing of the turtle dove, The Lord Mayor-Pray, why did he think the letter and of flames. Witnes's did not see any person in t e room. _
prising, pOrt : and the following information may be acceptable to our der-36 butts 4.5116 do, J Gibbs and Son-5 butts do, Hyde and Van-
. ness could not sav positively where the fire orieinated, but he
To tune the'golden chords of Hermes' shell my observations applied to. him ? distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to drey-1 lid do, J Bibby and co-6 hds do, F Glover-3 butts, 2qr cks
Solicitor-Because he has such an establishment as was firmly believed that it oriemated in that room Prhe ceiling had which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as do, R and F Cope-2 butts 4 hds Bqr csks do, J Lees-1 bust do,
Tattersall and &oils-2 hds do; E Royds and co-3 csks earth, 1 csk
To plaintive tones of melody and love.
described in the letter at Camberwell. He has, in fact, taken not given way, nor had the floor burned thron.gh. • follows, viz. :- ,
hams, order-K Dk
_
Marearet Anderson, fm Cadiz, with 7 butts 18 lids 40 qr cks wine, breelce
Dublin University 'Magazine.
out a patent for making a wholesome beverage for the poorer By a Juror -The female servant answered me from below • New YORE-On the Ist Bth 16th and 24th of each month in the RICIID. DAWSON, Share-
, . . . ,_ .
order-% hds' do E Evans-10 butts do Hassell and Foulkes-5 butts ....%se'..
classes. she ieemed to. be flurried. It was upwards of 20 minutes from' yeAar. Obserre-There is 'a
rep' lar 'mail from New York to CANADA,
do, II Hesketh-,' 5 butts 10 hds do, D 'and T Willis-8 butts do, 11 &
LITERATURE. The Lord Mayor-Oh, he has !Is the black briar-leaf or the .
time that witness first knocked at the door to the time at and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the
American inland postage is not demanded, as forrnerly, on letters to WIIOLESALE PRICES OF
which it was opened by the. girl. Witness did not -go up into F Cope-abutts 2 hds Iqr csk dos Alanson and Brandreth-5 butts 1
—.Nolen—. sloe-leaf in your patent for making tea ? (Laughter.)
e .n i posed upon, my Lord. It is be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
Solicitor--IYou hay bee an the second floor. There might have been fire there, but witness hd do, Pemberton and Green-1 butt 4 hds do, S Salisbury-a 4 butts BALTIC AND AMERICAN Tirdurft.
The Dublin University Martazine contains an article
~,, . stated hy your corres ondent that the tea-dealers PHILADELPHIA-On the Bth and 20th of each month. 4qr csks do, J and J Pickup-12 hds do, J Knowles, jun-9 butts do, IS53'
se these did not see it.
BOSTON-On the sth and 20th, usually. W Lockett-4 butts 2qr csks do, J Davies-4 butts 8 hes do, Bond
on the " French Revolution," 'and a most excellent one
s leaaes, and that they Pare noxious ; butht
awte
thdeenvyatrhealhtohxeioteaas: Charles Hopkins examinecl.-Said. that he saw smoke-come LIvERPoOL, June:6,
en ‘4 Early English History." The "RecolleCtions ot out of the first floor window, which OTHER PARTS OF TIIE UNITED STATES-The conveyances are
was open; but he' saw , and Proctor-4 hds do, I' Hope-8 butts do, Jones and Maples-1 butt
3 hds do G D Owens-4 hds do, J and H Copeland-4 butts 2 hds do, n. a. d. C, s. d. DUTISS
1803" are, with reference to the present times, calculated dealers nse them, and we also deny
and we hope your Lordship will let us know• his name and neither smoke nor flame in the second floor until after the door b • f N
. fyrrikuent, but merchants usually send their letters y way o ew .. _,. n.. .
n a arenaii, jun, Preston-G Dk TIMBER, efs cubic foot,
• was opened. Witness did not know that the second floor win- Riga , •
024 G 0 9 6 )
a.sCla• 411 load. efY
'to excite no very pleasant comparisons between that and address.
The Lord Mayor-Indeed I shall do no such thing: •My dows were closed with wooden shutters. - Heveesen-On the sth of each month. Obserre-Letters are for- PORTUGAL. -
Dantzig
the present era,.and ree,shall probably refer to them when
correspondent is a man of high respectability and is willin William Drane, C, 141, said he was at the top of the Hay- warded, al.so, by way of New York. . William Dodd, Chalker, fm Oporto, with 543 bags cotton, order Memel Ol 11 020 _1 feet.
MONTREAL on the 24th of each month darner the Season.
71(ChDallkenger, Neuman, fm Lisbon, with 296 ehsts 282 bzs oranges,
our columns are less. crowded than they are this day.
to come forward if necessary. I have no doub't of the exist-g market when he was informed of the fire in Panton-square. , American Pine Ol4O 1 7 (
EAST INDIES, CAPE ne Goon HOPE, AND'llurrisn WEST INDIA- Do. Quebec 0 1 5 0 1 6 fOll.
10s. 4,e• load 0
We present our readers with the folloWino• extract from
. , , enee_of the abomination of i'hich he complains. H.e ran towards it, and saw smoke coming out of the first floor Is LANDS-There are usually monthly conveyances. 100 bxsplums, abt 33 t salt, 4.2 mats, order-C Dk Red Pine OlB 0111
" Fatniliir Epistles from London,"-No: 2:— The patentee of the wholesome thorn-leaf beverage said that window. Witness knocked at the door and sprung his rattle. RIO on JAN. EIRO-On the Ist and 16th of each month. Mauney, Jones, fm Lisbon, with 4 hds wine, Winter and Sons-- Quebec Oak
Witness saw no one at the door at that time. Saw the maid- • OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AerEitice-Not regular but frequent. Ihd do, anCalls, Allan and co-1 hd do, (cased) order-12 qr csks Birch
GENOA AND LErnronef-On the Ist and 16th of each month.
Notwithstandinn the delinhts of-Italian music, 1 have, for my' he Was most 'anxiou. s to remo.ve the stigma from the respectable
e e servant in the passage, after the door was opened. Could not donee J Chmel-eBO bas Pernambuco cotton, 24 hers Ceara do, 85 bgs PLANKS, efe foot of 2 inch.
own particular part, so much of national feeling about Inc, that tea-dealers of making a spurious tea. The letter was a heavy LISBON-On the Ist and 16th of each month,
•00 00 203 £2 G £2 lua• '
n them. tell Who opened the street-door. Witness ran up .stairs into Alaranham do, and 37 bgs Bahia do, J Finnie---3 hds 6qr csks wine, Dantzig Deck
A Sweinson-66 chsts 78 hf chsts oranges, J Collier and co-30 chsts
BAemsteripeeatenrsPbiunreg OO4 0 0 4.1. X 44 ele 120;,_ .0, 10
.
- I derive more genuine satisfaction-more solid enjoynient, if I stieen the front room on the first floor. Saw an elderly stout gentle- OPORTO-Every 3 weeks.
Red
201
sPtaiir accfot:
_Ph
eereek
t, 0 ar 11st:ciao:le
er a
tlhank
may thus express myself, from a. good,. plain •English song, by Thea LuPoord Mayor-You need not be ionf tthhee loetahsetralgarremaetdteoan_ man, undressed, standing near the bed. Tried to get the gen- NAPLES AND Siettv-Every 3 weeks. 20 hf chsts do, J Yeoward-69 chsts 36 hf chsts do, 33 hf chsts lemons, DEALS, (LA, standard hundred.
es
(s, fo.rgivin. gpublicity 4 chsts 42 hf chsts fruit, J and J Adam-loose abt 60 t salt, Vienna &
such-a matt as H. Phillips, than from any other kind of voeal the subjehcatv.e
bAelera.
iilir ai 2
g. tleman out of the room. The gentleman said his property was SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE-Every 3 weeks.
0•10'
Jones-18 csks conts unkn, T Martin-G Dk Do. • White 14 0 0 00 0
music. If you have never heard H. Phillips, you can scarcely de'alers, £l9 n's £22 a
tlieiszs?anigebryncini enaployed these all there, and he would not leave the room. The gentleman Memel Red 16 0016 10 0
have an idea of what a very admirable . thing a go.od English. thoe:euittasofiffltelii.yi
was Baron Von Bulow. The curtains of the bed and .the bed TUESDAY, eth June.-Noon, Wind N.N.E.-Fain MEDITERRANEAN. Dantzig 8s Swedish Red 14 0 0 14 IQ 0
song is, when given with the plain, unaffected, incomparable . . n 712 re e 1 : htYer°.u) clothes were on fire, but witness could not see if any wood-work Rhode, Tudor, from Constaninople, at Odessa. Dart, Ditcham, fm Leghorn, with 3 blocks 4es marble, J Pattison ____-
excellence of his singing. Certainly, the English are the most But h
was on fire. 'Witness believed the fire originated in the back Gazelle, Strong, from do. at do. -1 bx retd goods, Vienna & Jones-22 es argol, Jones, Mann and co
" uninaveable" race in the world, or they would get.into much boys a srsaPtglig:r g them to you se- -1 cse manufactured marble, W Fisher -1 cse books retd, 1 cse scag- ENGLISH STOCKS, June 4.
k ' hd?
tl to a cow eep_er s 8 e . room, not the room into which witness first went. Witness be- Marv, Grieves, from Smyrna, off Malta.
greater raptures than they do with Henry Phillips's singing.-- cre YoLisore
b Newton • Foveran Smith • Beatrice Wichelo • Mary Barry hole. tables, J Bibby and co-5 cs manufactured marble, 4es marble
he Patentee-No; but we use the th lieves this, because when he opened the back bed-room door the Sara •• . • . • • . LATEST PRICES.
They esteem it very much, but it is not in the power of music T . : orn leaves; and I have Evans : and Bristol, Riches, from Alexandria, at Malta.
" - ' tables, T R Woodfield-1 bx cheese, Ibx retd goods, Hardman and
of Mr. Hume the ch ' flames burst out quite fiercely. Witness could not tell how the 204 205
or sentiment to make John Bull enthusiastic. Nothiug but an . the opiniott _ f
th ,l emist, that the stuff is whole- Douglas Town, Black, from Newfoundland, et Alicant. coe--20 bls wool, I 0 brls currants, 1 cse retd goods, Highfield Bros- Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent -
me. It is made or e ower orders and fi t•t th f t btth k •t, • th hth
re go in o e ron room, u in s I came roug e Ibx beads, G Hargreaves-1 hf jar olive oil, -Melly, Prevost and co 3 per Cent. Red. A.nns £lOOO.. 881 ft
Montrose, Mounsey, from London for Antieua, was spoken Bth
infringement of what he considers a public right,. or an alarm so . , calculated to meet
ockets. wainsek. The Baron was standing in the room with his hands uit • It 32 S 1 e 38 W ' -
~ in a . , . one. • , . 2 pkgs fowling pieces, &c., J C Bridge-96 hf dms figs, 30 dms sul- Ditto
about matters of money, or 'credit, will shake him from his pro- their p _ _ tana- ratsins, 20- es olives. ses capers E Rae----4 es retd eniods, C 3 per Cent. Consols Anns 1000.. 891 ft
d Phli s • s n
priety. I hear p sing a o g, the other night, .
before a The Lord Mayor said it must suit their pockets better than clasped, exclaiming, "Oh Lord! all my property will be de- SAILED:-Caledonia, Pilcher, for Nett- Orleans-Bolivar, al•Minn, Wright-67 csks 1 small bx corns unki; 20 'ars 25 hf jars 20 lif (nests Ditto
h their stomachs, and he was convinced that th stroyed." Witness was obliged to use force and to carry the for Quebee-Prompt, Barnes, for Buenos Ayres-Norna, Dott, for
hu,ge crowd, so finely national in its feeling, and sunee with suc .. ere was not a res- olive oiln 8 csks argot, 24 csks tallow: 18 jcsks boracic acid, ab't 24 3e_per Cent. Anus. (1818) 1000.. • do°
d 1 • th
ectable tea- ea er in e metropolis who felt Baron out of the room in his arms. Witness brought the Maranham. 2-3rds t bark, 19 cs manufactured marble, 3cs fine arts, 2es gum Ditto
hurt at the state-
admirable expression, that I thought they otight to-have gone p,
t whiah had appeared. Baron down. Witness then rescued two boys and afterwards
, arable, 2 bls wool, 6 es. 2 ems retd goods, 2 bls silk waste, 1 cse books 3 per Cent. Anas. (1726) B7l
wild about it ; but it was merely encored, and very little ap- Mal,l e., . WEDNESDAY, sth June.-Noon, Wind N.-Fair.
d l d
e Ihe ratentee ec are that the beverage wa tld te he saw a person at a aindow on the second floor, which was and prints, 21 bxs tallow candles, 1 cse Tuscan wine, 2 esks cream 3f_per Cent. Reduced Anns lOOO.. 951 1
plauded when repeated. The song is a curious one, and as sno so as a,
dhe re uested that the Lord Ma o then in flames. Witness called to him to jump out of the win- ARRIVED:-Lima, Mardon, from Newfoundland; sailed 11th May- tartar, 1 small prel wool. 1 ble silk waste, 12 kgs anchovies, 24 mar- Ditto - 500. 953 1„ i 4
heard it, or heard of it before, I copy it here, for your edifica- an . q
.t y r would be good enough Lady Rowena, Main, from ChaTleston ; sailed 3d May. - ble mortus, order-K Dk New 3i per Cent. Arms lOOO.. 961 70a
to examine i . d bt th fll b '- • t the fl 11 as • ' t
ow, u e person e ace in o . ames a 1 an instan .
lion :- John Vienna, Heyden, fin Messina and Girgente, (fin Messina) 1 -Ditto , 500.. 96e 761
He was holding his hands up at the time, and the flames were , Philomela, Sprott,
,hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken sth May,
THE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. The paper was then opened, and the 'L
d M al h
-or ay-or sal e in lat. 41, long. 13, M . . • ppe w and 1 ppe r wine, order-1 'cse glass, J Yeoward-2 small bags 4 per Cent. inns. (1826) • lOOO.. 102 e 1 8
coming out by his side as he stood at the ni .
-*ndow He could . myrtle samples, Vienna and Jones--(fm Girgente) abt• 265 t brim- Ditto
A BALLAD. was sorry that the " thorn beverage" looked so lit.
-e tea • but Paget, —, from St. Vincent 21st April, at Newfoundland,
I'll sing yon an old songewhich was made by an old pate, perhaps ihe Patentee was a tea-dealer himself. , not describe his person. stone, J Pownall-1 cse conts unkn, 'Vienna and Jones-G Dk New 5 per Cent
• Pleiades. Wilson hence at do. 17
Of a fine old English gentleman, who had an old estate, The Patentee-No, my lord. Jane Hiddel, servant to Mr. Wood, said
,she slept in the British Tar, Barier, hence at do. Giorgio; Costa, fin Palermo, *with 1 cased pipe wine, J Bibby and Long terms., exp. Jan. 5, 1860 l7 1-16
And he kept a brave old mansion up, at a bountiful old rate. The Lord Mayor-Then, in your opinion, there i kitchen. Mr. Cape and Mr. Nagle were in the house en Fet- Susan, Martyne, hence at alegaclore. co-35 t brimstone, Ross Brothers-300 bks oranges, • Rathbone Bros Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10;1859 . l6l
And he had a good old porter to relieve the poor at his-gate, going to China at all for tea ?(A laueln) Wh sno use a
al day evening. Witness was the last up in the house on Friday Bliza.beth, Morgan, hence at Genoa. and eo-1 lex conts unkn, J Fisher-15 t brimstone, 62 pipes 11 hf Ditto ,9 Jan. 5, 1860 • l7l dose'
Like a fine old English gentleman, all of the olden time. y, you are in- pipes 120 lids 12 qr pipes wine, 251 bxs dried prunes, 9' lees shumac, Ditto 50 Jan. 5, 1880
terested in superseding the use of ord. nieht. It was shut up between twelve and one o'clockn Colo- Ruby, Farrant, hence at Gibraltar. ,99
His spacious hall was bung atound with pikes and gems and bows, marl] tea alto ether. n s Sommeren, msterdam
Hoist, hence at A . . • -loose abt 50 qrs linseed, 30 boxs lemons, 20 es oranges, 32 boxs bitter India Stock, doe 10f per Cent.
. dor.
And swords, and good oid bucklers that had stood against old foe .
8 • Your thorn will serve all the purpos h - g nei \on Bulow occupied the first floor, a bed-room, and a sit-
es etter Cherub, Blake, hence at Newfoundland. • oranges, 17 ligs walnuts, 30 pps brandy, J Pownall-8 csks cream South Sea Stock, cliv. al per Cent
And there his worship sat in state, in doublet and trunk hose, 'rhe Patentee-My object, my Lord i • ting-room. The frout was the sitting-room, and the hack was 'teeter, 4es rirgol, abt 3 t pumice stone, 4qr pps brandy, 30 bgs small Ditto Old Annuities, . div. 3 per Ceht Nothing '
, s to do justice to the SAILED:-Huskisson, Clege, for Africa-Royal Adelaide, Taitt, for nuts, 3 octaves wine, 6 bxs oranges, Ibx maccaroni, order- Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent
And quaff 'd a cup of tine old sack, to warm his good old nose, tea-dealers-(laughter.) the bed-room; there was no bed in the f t • •th •
ron loom , ere aas i 01'.
Like a fine old-English gentleman, all of the olden time. .
The Lord Mayor-Oh, no doubt of • t only a sofa. There was also a dressing-room on the sanie floor,
_n
Boston-Asia Stevenson ; and Gen 'Brown London for Philadelphia
re 1 ' 'F' cll f N . NP ' B " ' ' -
up iernia, in ater, or assau, . .- razilian, Galloway for EUROPE. 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) Nothing 0,,
When winter old brought frost and cold, he open'd house to all. .
h e t k w ihat none of th t d
app n o no e ea- ealer
it. and how do you ' occupied by Captain Stewart; there was no bed whatever in 'Rio de Janeiro-Ann Baldwin, Crawford, for Rio de Janeiro' a India Bonds, 2e per Cent.
And though threescore and ten his years, he teatly led the ball ; s use this trash? nd alordstern, Sartorius, fin Memel, with 661 ps fir timber, 114 Mulls Bank Stock for Account, July 24,
i
Nor was the honseless wanderer then driven from his hall, The Patentee-I know it very well. We sell it to none but any front room on the first fluor. There was neither counter- Mauritius-Mary. Bale, for Malta, &c.-Mathilde, Ortsched, for 100 bobbins flax. 30 ps oak timber, 120 c staves, Stewart, Bald and 3 per Cent. Consols for Opening, .July 24 891 190 891
For, whilst lie feasted all the great, he ne'er forgot the small, those who deal in the beverage-(great I pane nor bedclothes in the first floor. The Colonel's sleeping- Narva-Hull Packet, Herne, for Ostend. order-B Dk India Stock for Account, July 241
Like a tine old English gentleman, all of the olden time. , ship will find that it is wholesome. aughter.) Your lord- room was in the back room. Marlene, Clausen, fm Danzig, with 591 ps fir timber, 2e c deals, EXCHEQUER BILLS. I,o'
These good old times have pass'd away, and all such custenas 1:`", • The Lord Mayor-Indeed • I shall n A juror attempted to reconcile the discrepancy between this THURSDAY, 6th Jtine.-Noon, Wind S.W.-Clondy. abt 24 fms lathwood, Geller and co--2 pns 1 pipe 1 brl 17 csks geneva, Xl,OOO . sos. 51s.
,e•
We've now no fine old gentlemen, or young ones in their steao ; never drink the solution of sloe lea 6 •
ever try it I shall •
witness and the former witness with respect to the mistake of The Miriam and Jane,' which was on shore .22d April, on the East Stewart., Bald ann co-Q Dk 500
Necessity has driven hope and charity away : yes for my reakfast, you Breakers 'Mobile, was got off with loss of one anchor, cable and rude Hennette, Beniest, fm Ostend, with 60 balee flax, Parrie and Cros- Small sls. 520. Pa
may. depend upon it. How has it, I the front room beak, a bed-room, by stating that it was pro-
Yet may we live to welcome back that memorable day = world d h
er, escape t e d end ' kin b t ver 'little water. aie--409 bales do, aht 40 t oak. bark, erder-158 mats flax, W F let-
er, , ma g u e Advertised 49s. 50slese
Which rear'd those fine English gentlemen. all of the olden time. Excise ? bable Colonel Von ulow might have taken a portion of his William Hutchinson, hence for Bombay, was spoken 4th June, off cher and Son-28 mats do, Tennants, Moore and co-Q Dk
Commer,
e The Patentee said the Excise h bedclothes into the sitting-room
He sung this in a kind of chaunt, accompanying himself on th . ad examined it, and deter- • • Tuskar. Belus, Schwring, fin Dordt, with 12 Ids 1 Thuile bullrushes, V
piano forte, and gave every line and word with a distinctness o d h • • • '
f mine tat it was not an imitation of tea - . ' k d
Examination resumed.-When witness was nocke up by John Taylor, Crawford, hence for Bombay, was spoken 13th May, Hunter-Q Dk
h con- The LORD Maroe-I haE en to k * the alarm of fire she went for the key of the street-door. in lat. 42 N., lona 16 W. Athalides, Moscow, fm•Griefswalde, with abt 600 qrs peas, 360 qrs FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON...is.,
artimlation, and feeling expression of the sentiment tey . _ . p now a little of the world, T • '
e As an and 1 must say that what as occuire n questions by a Juror.-Had never foun to acco on the
d b Macclesfield, Wright, hence for N. S. Wales, was spoken 24th Feb ' wheat, R Greenham-O Dk Tuaday, June' 4.; IQ-
veyed, such as Ilthink it would be impossible to surpass. . d here to-day convinces • i lat 22 S lone 38 W. ,
' Friederica, Witt fin' Rotterdam, with abt 99 t oak bark, J Van
th t h d 1 •
na the ine ate a u teration of tea takes low o o one on uow s e nor t e can estic . o . n • n e•
11 fC 1 l'V B 1 ' bd h dl •k C 1
English singer Braham does not deserve to be named 1 place to ten times the Atla.ntie, Given, hence for Boston, was spoken 31st May, in lat. 51, Zeller and so-K Dk Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per X Sten.
same day with Henry Phillips. t t t.l br T
ex en le pu ie suspect. he low tea-deal rs • If f 3 1 • 11 ' d b d I'al N 1 1 • h
uow usua y retire to e ear y. r. sag e s ept in t e '
e mix up tis long. 14 45. Friedrich Wilhelm 111, Grott, fm Danzig, with 388 ps fir timber, Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent
oup de abominable trash with black tea and • front room and Mr Cape in the back room on the second floor. Ditto, for the Account, May 31
61 c deals abt 8 fins lathwood 20 c e staves 150 brls flour 15 ns
Annal•Kenzie, Gill, from London for Jamaica, was spoken 9th May, , s • PP , , p
Our English acted Drama seems to have received the c , pass it off upon the public• In ' * • • -
blh 1 •
ther a strange- ut trust tat peop e will exercise a pro C 1 B 1 '
, n the first alarm of fire, witness went into o.u ow s rooms, inlet. 2123, long. 4015. geneva, 42e ps beech clapboards, Stewart, Bald and co-427 ps beech Brazilian Bonds 661 i' i
grace-it is all over with it in London. This is ra _ per degree of caution
f Cow as to those they deal with. The Lord and found them full of smoke. Could not tell where the fire John and Thomas, Moore, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken in clepboards, J W Gibsone-B Dk Buenos 'Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., for the Acct.,
Illustration of the boasted progress of intellect and in orma 1 Mayor concluded the • May 31. • 221
ho wish to matter hy ridiculing " the thorn beverae •'• • originated. Had seen Colonel Bulow smoking a large German long. 16, 31st May. Wilhelmine, Hummer, fm Memel, with 537 ps fir timber, 40 c
among the people, which we hear of from those w. 1 et in so appropriate Ann, Matthieson, hence for Newfounclland, was spoken 12th May, staves, J and P Bourne-245 baas linseed, O W Neuman, Son and co Columbian Bonds, (1824)6 per Cent., for the Acct.
oa and felicitous a manner that the sor ' pipe in bed, but it was alwa sin the morning.
make this alleged improvement the apologist of politica. rev 'cam. to the patentee begged -Sa h • • Mi d' in lat. 44, long. 48. She had on board the crew of a vessel from New -1 fm lathwood, said Master-B Dk Aley 31 l9l I a
de that his name mieht b •
not e mixed u -' H 1 -d b half t
o n Shmd, waiter at oo s ote , sai , a out - Danish Bonds, (1825) 3 per Cent
lation. If sound knowledge, and good taste, had really ma p vont the " consarn' in rs Brunswick, which had foundered. Flora, Jachtmen, fm Memel, with 68 ps fir timber, 70 bndls 50 bob- •
h bl• • ' d
ble that we tepu lc prints, an. the patentee • one o'clock on Saturday morning Mr. Henry Nagle, one o the Hannibal, —, hence for New York, was epoken 18th May inlet. bins flax, 4 fms lathwood, 6 c staves, 2e c deal ends, Stewart, Bald Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., for the
great progress with the public at laree, is it probe .
f the chsrmed at th f 1 fln d aalked off, evidently
should mark their consequences in the complete desertion ob . e ai ure o t is esperate tt deceased, came to witness and inquired if Mr. W-ood, was gone 40 50. 1 n
o g_
.44 45. ' and co-168 ps fir timber, order-Q Dk Acct., May 31
a empt to get up a Mexican Bonds, (1825) 6 per Cent., for the Acct.
tain Putt to bed. Mr. Nagle asked witness to go out and get him some Henry ieneeland, White, heuce for New York, was spoken Ist June, Alexandrine Louisa, Radmann, fm Rotterdam, with abt 130 t oak
regular drama, while opera, and spectacle, and dancing, o 51 11, long. 11 45. bark, 130 mats, 5u es geneva, order-4 es cordials. 2 hampers mineral may 31
large audiences ? I suspect that the people have been of late FORGERY CPON SIR WILLIAM CURT ' rum and some tobacco. 'Witness fetched both articles and in lat.
Henry Clay, Spalding, hence for Madeira, was spokenl2th May, in ',Plater, D Willink-Q Dk . Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent
ful
acquiring. more of French habits and tastes than of " use nesday Sir William Curtis stated to the L d •
is s BANK -On Wed- took them to Mr. Nagle and some of his friends, who were in
lat. 44, long, 12. Elbe, Patterson, fm Marseilles, with 60 csks madder, 97 bales mad- Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
knowlcalge," and that the amusements andmoral sentiments, as culars of a case of forgery committed a or Mayor the parti- the back coffee room Mr Cane came in about half-past two der roots 57 baes ealls 13 csks argot order-1 qr cale wine J Pat-
Week a ' ' • s Australia, —, from Providence for this port, wns spoken 16th . • e. is • , ~„ , Ditto Regency Scrip, 5 per Cent !4 i i dis.
well as the political principles of the modern French, are makin g under circumstances of peculiar ineenuit house '
go on his , o clock. Before Mr. Cape came in Mr. Nagle told witness to
, April, in lat. 32, long. 73. terson-744 bars iron, J Hardman, Sorts and co-S Dk Ditto; for the Acct., May 31
more way amongst us, than is for our good. Be the cause what the p.articulars:- 0- Y• The following are leave the bed-candles and then, if he chose, to go to bed. Tney Tame, Hargreaves, frem Calcutta for this port, left moorings on sth
.• Hatinung, Bredenwez, fm Rotterdam, with 300 ce gerteva, JNV S Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., XSt lOll 1
it may, good English tragedy and comedy are out. of fashion.- It is known that since the last cases of forgery, s•n whi h C - were all sober at that time. The porter went down, but the Feb.
hence at Dublin. May.-18 es wine, Golborne and Dobbs-5 pps geneva, J Van Zeller
and co-9 brls smalls, 37 t oak bark, order-K Dk Ditto, for the Acct.;May 31
Ditto Metallic, ex per ru., 3s. Id
Malibran's singing, and the French ballet, and the German ter and Byers were separately concerned c os- gentlemen who were -up let Mr. Cape in. Ile was quite sober. Highfield Brown, . .
• men Of• bus' h W• - 'd h
•iness ave itness heard nothing further untd the chambermal gave t e Luey, Bell, from V I '
Lima at a perms°. Fame, Hellmann, fm Memel, with 341 ps fir timber, le c 20 deals, Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent l9/
t f Clairmont. Stevens, hence at Jamaica, 4th April. 50 c pipe etaves, abt 4 fms lathwood, order-B Dk Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
operas, are given fur the popular entertainment at one of our been cautsous as to the persons to whose h d h ' t t " - •
an stey in rus alarm of hre Witness ot up and saw flames comm.' ou o • t Wetherell hence at ditto Active, Grosy, fm Memel, with 87 bndls flax, Stewart, Bald &co Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent., (1823) for the Acct.,
great national theatres, and the other is shut ula, and its e°7l.l•Ta checks with their signatures, and have generally d d h * • g ' , ' • Royal, Min , , . . •
f the L
ny forted to take refuge in an insignificant minor theatre, -mucn, suggestion o ord Mayor in not signing checks as th d
a opte t e the first or second floor back. It was a back room, out witness Int •• • Johnson, hence at Tnnidade
egnty, -2 fms lathwood, said Master-371 ps fir timber, la c deals, 30'e pipe May 31 l7
ea- 0 could not swear whether the flames first came out of the first Countess Chichester, Thomnson; Peppel, Morgans; Boyal George, staves,-Q Dk French Rentes, 5 per Cent lo3f 95e
small as it is, I believe they cannot fill, even by the performance lerters. On Monday a female, about 24 0, 25 s , Caroline, Bukman, fm Memel, with 100 ps oak timber, 201 clO Ditto, Exchange 2sf 80e
• years oi aee, too& or second floor back Witness ran up stairs and met Mr. Cape Dawson ; and Ida, Scaife, hence at Bonny.
of Knowles's neceplay, which is highly spoken of by all who upwards of 100 Napoleons into the shop os
.-si h ld ' • d as e t Russell Bell from London at New Orleans, 21st April. deals, abt Ifm lathwood, 17 c staves, 454 bias flax, 2c 20 deal ends, French Rentes, 3 per Cent
in Chea side for sale au
speak of it all. • Knowles deserves a better fortune than this- refiner p , ,cl re r. Bult, te go on the sill of the back door. His hair was standing on en ias oer ~ ,
,-,Tlested that the shopman if f
rom terror Witness said "For God's sake do not go up enona., Hutchinson, hence at ditto, 21st April. C W Neuman Son and co-Q Dk Ditto, Exchange
his dramatic genius is an honour to our country, and our time, would give her in payment three env notes s • -111Tilliam Shand, aliKenzie, hence at ditto, 24th. Dutch, 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guil 491 3
,as she wanted to stairs a ain " Mr Care did eo u stairs Witness was pre- fe Smith hence at Mobile 30th. AFRICA. Ditto; for.the Acct., May 31 .............
and it ought to be more fitly rewarded. His new drama "The pay away the money in a particular way T, . . , g. • . . ~ p . Sarah Shea s. . ,
Wife," is a delightful
(iday d b d • those passanes of that he was not able at the moment to accom d h
,an a oun sin ' k d
• ne shopman sam vented from following Mr. Cape on account of the smo ean Arkwr W' ' D 'ld AI
ight, Theme, and iniam ona , urphy, hence at Sum- Flora, Herring, fm Sierra Leone, -with 308 logs teakwood, abt 5 t Dutch, 5 per Cent -89 e 1
Ditto, for the Acct., May 31
et a check from Mr Bult a mo ate en but he flames, which were coming out of the bed-room and the front nab, 6th May. camwood, J C Etches and Master-23 t do, Leech and Harrison-1000 -.
vigorous freshness an touching simplicity, which one wondera would g . . • ,nd Procure the notes at the sass W. h• f h f the inmates of olive Branch, Dien, hence at ditto, sth• dry ox hides, F Langleee-(for s•xportation) 2ps teakwood-Q Dk
can be written by a man who has rubbed through the world, and bank. Mr. Bult having signed a check, the sh 1 ing-room. itness saw not ing urt er o . ,
Th as Jones, nence at Charleston, sth. Sisters, Bong, fm Africa, with 1860 elephant teeth, 19 seahorse do, 4,
opman was about the hotel Could not give any account of the origin of the
been made subject to its habits of continual affectation, or mere to leave the house, when the vouns,
, woman ask - • h cl• *
-ed in whic 1- fire Colonel Bulow had no candle with him when he went to l'ull ' aril h t ditt 7th
Combatant, 1 er, ence a o, . . abt 60 t barwood, abt 30 c gum copal, 106 dry c and o hides, 150 horns COURSE OF EXCHANGE, London, June
designing hypocrisy. Knowles writes like one with the strength rection the banking house was, and upon h • s • • s• e , - - Cumberland, Gardner, hence at Baltimore, 9th. C Itorsfall and T Tobin- 37
Amsterdam c f 12 4 Bilboa
easing teat it was in beet that nient. Monongahela, Brown, hence at Philadelphia. 37
of a man, and the spirit and feelings of a youth. " The Wile" Lombard-street, she said " Oh, lam goin Do at sight l2 2 Bercelona 37
is-but you have seen the 1 • th • th d I'll save you the trouble ;" and accordin
pot set tor in e newspapers, an tha lf ; ''''
,g t way myse F. Oliveira, Esq., said he resided at the hotel adjoining the Virginia, Turner, hence at Alexandria, 7th May. Rotterdam l2 4 Seville. 47/
gia' went off with the lodging-house with his family Hearing the 'alarm of fire, William Byrnes, Sprague ; and Richmond,' Lennox, hence at New iii arketo. Antwerp l2 8 Gibraltar (per hard dol.)• • 7
perhaps some extracts which were well chosen. I cannot help, check. he c
T leek did not make •
its appearance at Curtis's witne ' .•
• h fi fl Y k leth.
ss got up and saw smoke issuing from t e rst oor.- or , e . Hamburg ales. Bco l3 15 Leghorn 4 e
however, quoting one 'for YOU, which I believe the newspapers until late on the following day, but that circumstance excited Witnes ' • • Tiber, Eldridge, hence at Boston, 12th. —.41....__ e 6
s succeeded in alarming the house. Altona l3 15 Genoa.
did not give. It-is when Iseon,ardos dis,c."ers ,b,_lmself to, Maris no surprise. It was, of course, duly honoured. On Wedn sda William, Bennett, hence at St. John's, N.TI., 10th. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, 47
Some conversation occurred respecting the propriety of ex- -eatine Atchison hence at ditto. Paris three days' sight.. 'a' 25 90 Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.). • • . i
3
ana, who had just avowed her Love ior MID, not enowin n . • - lked another person to the banking h e Y • • , . Fenwick la e, , ,
g e was in le a ouse and presented amining Baron Bulow, but as a report had got current teas the Charlotte Langan, Laurence, hence at ditto. Thursday Erening, June 6th 1833. Do ,n-, 26 10 • Milan 391
present. a check for the sum of £519, signed, as •t Bourdeaux do
The business in Sugar has been considerable and full prices have ' ea, 26 15 Naples N:it
Mariana.-'Tis he ! The check was paid at o • tsoff Moller • and Ceres Craiellead hence t P
i appeared to be, by fire originated from a neglected cigar, or.pipe, which the Baron Gregory Bago , , , , , a eters-
been obtained for all descriptions. ' - 'Frankfort on the Main.... 154 Palermo le
iff az• • • 471
Leonardo.-It is my love ? • Mr. Balt- • nee, Mr. Butt's signature was accustomed to smoke, it was determited upon callini him. borgh.
to the cashiers So Abeona Watson hence at Riga. For fine Rum also the demand continues active ; but Molasses ar Petersburg ,TP' rouble lO 0 Lisbon ,
e 461
being well known _ _
on afterwards, howeven Baron Bulow then stated, he went to bed early on I. riday Amity, Douglas; and ,
II b 'll s in more limited request, and prices can with difficulty be supported. Berlin .. cur. doll. - Oporto
'Tis he who won thy heart not seeking it! entered and requested th Way, George, hence at am urg .. .38
"las he whose heart thou won'st not knowing it ! a stockbroker , at they Wonld look clOsely evenin H woke about half-past 4 o'clock, and found the
g. e a Lade
he sus ected that all w Ke b' h • t J
Isick N ood, Ro inson, ere e a aMana, Coffee is still enquired for, and the s.ales are generally at better Vienna,
Who saw thee rich in all but fortune's gifts .at the check, as P , as not right. The check t fln bed furniture on fire. He then lost his presence of P ket Hadden, from Para at London. prices. Trieste, ditto lO 9 ' Bahia ll
And-servant unto men, though lord of them- 'ned but ever) one pronounced ' op o is - Smyrna ac , Madrid 37e Dubiln 21 days' sight. .... ti
was exanti , ll to be genuine. It mind, and could state nothing distinctly. He pledged his ho- Robertson, Neill; and Favourite, Allen, from Clyde at Quebec,' 9th ' -
Balane'd their poor esteem against thy wealth. hoil ht necessary to man • . ` Cadiz
Which fortune could not match ! accountable was, however, t g .., . e inquiry at the house nour that he neither smoked a cigar nor a pipe that evening. May. LIVERPOOL COTTON mArtaEr,
011 casting nis e es
of Mr. Bult, who, up .
~ from London at Quebec, 9th Ma ; the fir •
y at the signature, said, Mr. Wood, the proprietor of the hotel, on being questioned, Great Britain, . . . . y st arrival 7'hursday Evening, June 6th, 1833.
To others, never 1 reveal'd the love b 1
tin • ut a tered hi rt eat quantities of ice in the Gulf.
I did not see the way for thee to bless " Yes, that's my wn, sgl, _ „ _ s tone upon looking at said that he considered it was owing to the promptitude and this season. They repo gr . . BULLION, London, June 4.
As only thou would'st bless it ! Now that way the amount. " No,' am t never •
, sent in a check to that timely warning of M. Oliveira that he was indebted for the 'llman from Jamaica 26th Apnl.
Rapid, Gi , _ Since Monday a very- extensive business has been doing by dealers, d. •
tin(' It is f ag Baker, from do. . spinners: speculators, and exporters, and about 20,000 bags have been rEn OZ. '£.s. n
Is clear !is open ! ties before my sight amount. •It is not my I?
owffice '. ' a -orgery,,, John and r *- t' fln dfl 's existence. Mr. 'Wood, in
p esert a ion ois own an ami v . Drabiaonn,Boult ; Louisa, Goodday ; George, Snow ; Harriet, Gook, sold, at an advance of ed. efs lb in all descriptions, upon our iast quo- Pertegal Gold in Coin OO '
- 9
Without impediment, or anything Daniel • Forrester, the rs, immediately Foreign Gold in Bars 3l i a
Which with the will, I cannot overleap ! of Mr. Cope, the marsh I
proceeded to act answer to • t b - - •cl th the had never heard Florence,
questions pu y jurors, sal a §mith: Deveron, Edington ; Berwick, Mordy ; and Noble tations. Speculators have taken about 2,000 American, and 600 Ma-
upon the instructions _ ranham ; and exporters 1,300 bags Maranham, and 500 -American. , New Doubloons
And now, my love before !my love till now ! 19 had b a , and it was soon that holes were found burnt in the Baron's bed-lin•en throueh
is, —, hence at New Orleans. . New Dollars 4 a*
.. 0 0
0 __'l
And still me• love ! Now, now, I call thee wife ascertained that the Xo een changed for sovereigns le
smo ing. - Bride, Moore; Andes, Dawson; Superior, Tyson, and- Lightfoot, Arrived since Aionday-1 New York, 1 Charleston, 4 Mobile, 9
New Orleans, 8 Savaunah, and several others are off the port. Silver Bars, Standard .
And wed thee here, here, here in Mantua! at. the Bank ca• Eneia,nd,. the moment the check was casheiL- • M API) 11 I d •thht 1 II id that Mr.
r. owe was a o ger in eo e . esa Wilson, hence at Mobile.
;AVM' h I •
The passionate joy of this passage-its simplicity, and yet fer- Tv in
The delay in sen i g , the genuine check
laid for imitatine of Mr. Butt was Nagle was in the coffee-room about three o'clock on Saturday Geace Brown, Higgins ; Delaware, ,icae ; Thomas Scatter-
good, Waithman; Tecumseh, Tomkins; John Taylor, ______; Gen. _.,_
THE CORN TRADE. FOREIGN MAILS.
....-'''
oecasionea by the schenr a
er , the writing of that morning. Ile had been dining out, and was not sober. Some Hamilton, Reed; and Jessie, Thompson, hence at Savannah.
your of expression, are, to my thinking, exceedinglY felicitous. roper Thursday Erening, June 6th, 1833.
But our people, enlightened as they are by " useful knowledge " genticman, and procuring 13 I) s'an by whose instru- friends proposed to see Mr. Nagle to his bed-room, but Mr. Pacific, 'Waite, hence at New York. eg'
mentality the miscrean ,
ts who now commit f Emulous. Scott ; and Emilu, —. hence at St.-Vincent There is still nearly a pause inthe Grain trade, and prices remain PLACES. rose____4o,
will not crowd to hear such music of sound and sense as thi'S ; l'sh th • •
orgery with corn- Nagle refused their assistance.
they like opera better, and the French danseuses, 11-I+k-their paratise impunity, . .
- might acconip 1 eir object ; and a great A gentleman havine stated to the jury that one of the maid-
ng the Halifax, Finlay, hence at Halifax. nominally, as on Tuesday. The stagnation is occasioned by the
we her which is considered very favorable for the crops. France Monday, I?essel
short petticoats, and much revealing pirouettes ! deal of caution was used-in sendi abstracted check to the servants had inforine'd him that holes 'had been seen burnt in
a eentlem Amity, —, was to sail from Barbadoes, for this port on the 30th aT ' „ , ,
WHEAT, per iu ins s o s d MALT, imp.mea.. s d s d Malta. (ei.a France,)
banker's- A porter was hired by p an (as he supposed) the sheets of the Baron, as if from smoking, the servants were April. 52G 6 9 English 5O 0..55 0 Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey . SaturoaS
t to take- a letter to a person who lived in a square in th 't f d t. d It t d tth t t h 1 s had been
eci y. sent or an ques lone . urne ou awo o e WitefWitch, Newby, from e •
April. Workineton arrived at Barbadoes 27th Irish red (old)..
Do. red 1832.... 6 2.. 7 5 Irish. 45 0.. 47 0 Spain
AMERICAN LITERATURE. The man looked in vain for the house, and •
as he was enquir- seen some months back in a pair of sheets taken off the Baron's an. • • f th's Port oli th 20th March, Do. white 1832.. 72.. 7 9 BEANS, English ... 33 0..84 0 Holland and the Netherlands ( MondaYee-ep.
ing, up came a very well dressed and re- ingston, —, sailed from Africa, or i . e Thal's"-
. he spectable looking bed, which holes were about the size of a tobacco-pipe bowl. Havannah Packet, —, was to sail from Africa, for this port, about Canada (01d).... 00.. 0 0 Irish.... .. 30 0..32 0 Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Ruse
Woes A NEW YORK PAPER.) character, and asked him whether was not looking for The Jury having expressed themselves perfectly satisfied with the 4th April. Do. 1832 BO 8 9 Foreign ... 33 0.35 0 sia, arid the North of Europe Moll‘W's%
it e Yes, said the porter. Oh you stupid fell i • death by Royal George, —, hence at Africa. Dantzic 7O. 8 0 PEASE, White . 35 0.42 0 Portugal
ov, said this explanation, returned a veidict of ' Accidental Teursaaa • tso
GRINNING.-A new work has appeared from. the Cincinnati ---r•
"I h ben waiting for the Itt ' Rich rd Blakely from Trinidad • James Grant, Hough, from New Stettin &Wismar 70.. 8 0 Feoen, per 2801bs Sweden and Norway
press, entitled " Life and Adventures of Col. David Crockett, the giatleman,
_aye
.e.
d took out achk_ e er this some fire, but how that fire originated there was no evidence." ilobile, off this port. Odessa (soft). -70.. 7 6 Irish, -thew) 3B 041 6 Gibraltar . Mondae beVie
Orlean:; Lid Tiger, Curtis, from
of West Tennessee." It comprises- about 200' pages, and is time, ' and he s?Pened,rt ten ec which he handed 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian free brl 32 0..35 0 Malta and the Mediterranean first 'fuel nee,
made up of tales and anecdotes of this renowned • gentleman. to the porter, e..
d inng him to turn
re as soon as possible w't
1 h ........... ARRIVED :-Archer, Portens, from Trieste-Confidence, Wilson, Russian
"Foreign (inbond) 00.. 0 0 American, ditto.. 32 0..36 0 Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds. everY m° a
e tl,
he cash from Curtis's. e 13
A contemporary journal furnishes the following extract as a t Th orter ran to the banking house The peo 1 fth 'l
in its progress from Edinburgh on from Palermo.
.p e o e mai ,
d d livered it to his em Io e h ' Sunda night had a droll rencontre. In the neighbourhood Also Arrirecl:-Stag, Mather ; Manchester, (steamer) from Glasgow L
OATS per 45 lbs
Irisn (old) 2 3 .. 2 . 4 OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Do. (in bond) 15 6 - 23 0 Rio de Janeiro and Brazils .
Buenos Avres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru ... j Tuesday betrieeil)
specimen of the work, and as an illustration of the colonel's received. the, amount, an e pyrat t e place •a , • • al -Active, Latter, from Belfost-Smyrna, Shannon ; and Elizabeth,
electioneering tact :- ards he .saw the stock broker atrial
appointed. Soon afterw ed of the la , a pony saddled and bridled, but without a la er,
Cotter, from Westport. Do. (1832) 23. 2 6 Irish, (old) 2O 0..20 6 Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas -1 first. wedneo-ute,
ccurrence as one very nearly resemblinf 1 d
crossed the leaders. The company were naturally a arme , _Foreigritin bond) 00.. 0 0 Do. (1832) 2l 0..22 0 Carthagena and La Guayra 1 every al tlle
"In the canvass of the congressional election of 18-, Mr. to, and mentioned the o
ic_ BARLEY, Imp. mea. RICE, (in bond) North America • bel°T'l
hhe was a short time a lest some accident should h li e d t the unlucky wight,
aye app ne o
*** was the colonel's opponent, a gentleman of the most pleas- another basiness in wh , . go employe R. H OFFICE, 6th JUNE. English 3O 0..32 0 Carolina, (ewt.).. 15 0..18 6 Leeward Islands and Demerara 1 el'uesdaa doses
er-
ing and conciliating manners, and who seldom addressed a p
ase 0 _ . bk d wh. ht -a ' whose steed was thus wandering masterless • and the guard
in connection with Coutts san, an lc urne out to be a . Wind at HolyheakNoGuthkP • h 1
moderate in t e morn ng-WSW, light Iriih, 60115 3 6 4 3 Eaet India. la 6..16 6 • bird- "S% c til•
Tamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah.... ..... . ,t , „on
b k hed the porter for havin
Tne ro er reproac alighted to reconnoitre. He had not proceeded far, when he breeze in the evening.-Passed inward bound this day, Foreign (inbond) 00.. 0 0 FLAX SEED, hhd.. 00.. ti 0 Mexico, Cuba, and llonduras e 1 as everY
______,
son or a company without wearinF upon his countenance a %ne f forgery.
..
h t •zin him d h • I discovered on the top of the wall by the side of the road, some- No. 440, Great Britain, AS, at 530, a.m.
g iwon such an embass Alt ou apple g ,an urne , •••••••, , .
peculi
•arly good-humoured smile. Ilse colonel, to counteract
_fin_
y d t have an in uiry instituted. thing white, but whether a ghost or a sheep he was at a loss to 463, Eliza, BB,at 7 a.m. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL • ii,
• MARRIED. nate?
the influence of this winning attribute, thus alluded to it in a ", `"
Ile _urns's, as has been state , 0 _ q,
..
dh t h
Lord Mayor, iipon. heiring these facts, Observe t a e tell. He approached, in the idea that it was a sheep when to 517, Brechin Castle, BB,at 9 30i a.m.
his t t • h t, h f dth • ' • 833, Reliance, BB,at 5 p,m.
grea as outs men e oun at it was a two-legged ant- FROM IRELAND. T S.l3°
On Monday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Res'. • . f,
stump speech. was aware there w r numerous forgeries committed now that 1182, Marwood, BB,at 1 p.m. ' Folding' eeste (
" Yes nentlemen, he may get some votes by grinning, for he mal of the male kind, stripped of coat and waistcoat, and seated FROM THE 29111 CLT. TO THE 4TII 'INST. INCLUSIVE. air. J. B. Abbott, wine and spirit-merchant, to Miss vane -, 0
, e never reached the e c • d b k
knowledge of the public ;an that an ers, 16, Barton, BS,at 6 30, p.m. or i
can out-grin me, and you know J ain't slow-and to prove to •f* th it d d •'h -'- rt • a-straddle on the wall, which he was kicking and spurring most Passed outward bound this day, Cows. Sheep. ' Pipe Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs. Same day, at St. Peter's Churth, Mr. T. Cheshire; sor. nera
1 ey nene to avoid t e most ruinous eeceptions must , • 1142 2992 4329 59 ____ 58 1643 to Elizabeth. eldest daughter of the late Mr. James Trie i
,A,
you ,
th-it - f"--am not, I will tell you an anecdote. I was con- adopt a different sy t - ' "riously, and on which he was invoking all manner of evil for No. 355, Mary, BB,at 10 a.m. seste.'e
cerned mySelf, and I was fooled a little of the damn'dest. You . "th resepect to the checks drawn
th IF Ls ern
wl • - t • • standing stone still, while its rider was so anxious to be going. 464, Ann Baldwin, B Bk, at 11 30 a.m. e_s_ St. Peter's Church, in this town. T S.l3° ' el,
upon em. Is ordship said that muco in enuit was ex- 240, General Brown; 88, do. On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. . , to •
all know I love hunting. Well, I discovered, a long time ago, ercised in procuring the g y W•th some gentle force and a good deal of persuasion, the LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, Thomas Chorlton Clutton, Es fch rlton-hall, Cheshire, ,
ienature of Mr. Butt • and if Bvers 1 64, Euphemia, 88, do. . ce. o 0
00'1.1'
that a 'coon couldn't stand my grin. I could bring one turn- t f l l•kaso ' - l• t d traveller was made to descend from his rough saddle,
were no sa e y oc e u s in'N ew ate and not allowed to be e esa e 323 • • B S
, Brazilian„ do. June 6, 1833. Lewis, of Rodney-street, in this town.
the Rev. R• -nee
bling down from the highest tree. I never wasted powder and
~ visited by fellows like him' g , d ft being pre•tty well roused, was directed as well as the
an a er Passed Point Lynes inward bound, s. cl. s. d. Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, Netherton, bey,
th II 45
suspicion would attach to that con- and afterards at Sefton Chureh by the Rev. W.Bo we , f,
' lead when I wanted one of the craturs. Well, as I was wai.- v• (II 'mita 1 *--
darkness would. permit, in what qoarter to search for his verit-
-Ictas e i or. No. 1081, Margaret, B Sch, at 8 a.m. , Hay 0 7 to 0 8 per 20 lb. • ' . ' •• '
Wharton, of Netherton. ele
•
ing out one night, a few hundred yards from my house, looking Sir William Curtis stated, that n ' d h
o doubt was entertaine tat able steed. It is supposed that the honest man, under the corn- Several vesselsreported since arrived.-An •
outward bound Schooner Straw, Wheat 0 3
Oat
in „,,„
carelessly about me, I saw a 'coon planted upon one of the mployeel upon the lat b• dffet of long sitting and deep draughts, had mistaken a-ground near Dove Point, 7 p.m, 02e
me e e . 0 0
_,,,,
the woman e occasion was the person Barley 0 o ''':
,
highest limbs of an old tree. The night was very moony and d 't d Parkman, the e . th " d'k " f 'll' • own bed stock, and had stripped in order Esq. Everton.
ho ha assis e prlsoner, who had pleaded e i e or is Grass, Clover, and Vetches.. 011 0 2 T. 1‘1°" 11')
clear; and old Rattler was with me ; but Rattler wont bark at w th e indictments f
re 117h` , to tumble in, 'lent on getting astride the cope, a change came Potatoes 1 5
ilte upon or foree uon ~ Amore s VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. 1 8 per 90 Ile -.... . Dk'D k to Miss Sarah Davits, le" ,
a 'coon-he's a.queer dog in that way. So I thought I'd bring Pi
Dlila -t session, and who was /I 'drY 11 f • o'er the spirit of his dream ; and, fancying himself once more . Cattle Potatoes 1 2
an .s.- ow un er sentence o trans- . 0 0
the lark down, in the usual way, by a grin. I set myself-and IT The whole decent. • on the back of his pony, be began to spur and whip until the Turnips 0 0 per ton.
Yes • St A e' Church by the Bev. W. D. Blun set
~,
terday, in . nn s , ,
after grinning at the, 'coon a reasonable time, found that he portation for le. s lon was got up with con- EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Carrots Rev. Thomas arCalmont, of Tarrant Crawford, Donset, to. ebo
'lard relieved him.-Dunifsies Courier- 0 0
k'll Th
siderable s a • ,
e young woman, it had been found, had, on g Cropper, Benson & co, 505 Albion, G, Calcutta Mangleworzle.. • .
did'nt come down. I wondered what was the reasoia-and I hased ,t S ing circumstance has been C Tayleur, Sons & co, 49G Parkfield, C, Bombay 6 6
the preceding Saturday, purc a avory's, the refiner, in A REAL GHOST !-The follow Manure Church, in this town.
. took anlother steady grin at him. Still he was there. It made eighbourhood of Fakenham for ,
Cornhill, the NaPo
100 leons which she sold on the Mond t• • • • h
ay at crea mg some agitation in t e n WEST INDIES, &C. •
me a little mad ;. so I felt round and got a limb about five feet
Bub,' d she paid for them three halfpence or t pence a the last six weeks. In Sy derstone Parsonage lives the Rev.
s, an Ashley Brothers, 315 Nandi, P, Kingston, Jamaica
long, and, planting one end upon the ground, I placed my chin -h
eceiyed for them. Sth wo
'• l Mr Steward, curate, and rec.tor of Thv;aights. About six weeks R Shiel, 161 Itinerant, Q, Port-au-Prince LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, DIED. 011.
• piece More than se r oat a certain oss • June 6, 1833. 1-11°
upon the other, and took a rest. I then grinned my best for . dinit in the • On the 31st ult., at Tvnemonth, of the prevailing Influenza, -if,
s incurred for the purpose of getting the signature by means since an unaccountable knocking was hear middle SOUTH AMERICA. ADMITTED. ,i
about five minutes, but the dam'd 'coon hung on. So finding wa 282 Ryrennees, K, Maranham DISCHARGED.
of the night. The family became alarmed, not being able to WBz 3 Tyrer, 30 In-patients of esr,
of the check. - In-patients cured . • • •
1 , I could not bring him down by grinning, I determined to have
The Lord Mayor asked, how A haal'Phentd th___,at the forgers discover the cause. Since then it has gradually been becoming Ashley Brothers, 277 Warwick, P, Rio Janeiro 0 On Sunday last, aged 24. years, William, youngest sol3se on
5 Out-patients .
him-for I tho't he must be a droll chap I went over to the W& J Tyrer, 183 Hudson, G, Valparaiso, Arica, Relieved and at own request . ..• • • Anthony Clellan, Egremont, Cumberland. The deceased isee o'
1 Casual during c I P
* ould have got hold of tae un""e" c cc' Pneted with the more violent, until it has now arrived at such a frightful pitch Islay & Lixna Made Out-patients . • ould e ..
l house, got my axe, returned to the tree, saw the 'coon still c '• 1 the last week 10 P y-boat, and before assistance e oe
that one of the servants has left through absolute terror. The Irregular dered, was unfortunately drowned. . sg, .111,
f th - larshment.
names o e esta 1 . UNITED STATES. Dead ........ . 3 Remain in the house . . . 214
there, and began to cut away. Down it come, and I run for- d h ld not tell; but ev • n noises commence almost every morning about two, and continue Same day, aged 24, after a protracted and severe illneleee
ee
- Sir Willian Curtis sai e cou Cry perso B • B thers &co 349 Elizabeth Frith, P, Boston
. ward ; but the dan.'l a 'coon was there to be seen. I found r d w•tli hkl; k fldaylight So t' ••kn k• now in the ceilin aring ro , v. .nian p New York Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and air. Forshaw. and deservedly respected, Elizabeth,' wife of Mr. E. INL C 1-:,--yoY
who banked with the house was supp le i ceC 00 s, so un i • me imesitisa oc ing, g over wgt J Brown & co, - irgi „
that what I had taken for one, was a large knot upon a branch • Dr Banning, and Mr. Bickerateth. pawn-broker, Marybone, and daughter of Mr. Youds, Sawa') eel'
that the thing was far from impracticable. ' head, now in the wall, and now directlyunder the feet; sometimes BRITISH AMERICA. Physician and Surgeon, •
l of the tree-and, upon looking at it closely, I saw that I had
---------- it is a low moaning, which the rev. gent. says reminds him vei Miramichi House Visitors, Air. Carr, and Mr. Irving. street. ess,,i'ler,',
7 W Ker, Imrie & co, 312 Hope, K, Same clay, in Lancaster, after a severe and protracted illn d i fete
grinne4 a.!,: the bark ?fr; and lei' t.the knot perfectly smooth. much of the moans of a soldier on being Whipped; and some- Graham & Taylor, 157 Ardent, P, Newfoundland Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon. he bore with the greatest petience and resignation, Edwarate Ir.
"'Now fellow-citizens,' continued the colonel, you must be THE JEw's H A ep.--Men of genius have always been fond times it is like the sounding of brass, the rattling of iron, or the Robinson Brothers, 556 Celia, P, Quebec . •Esq. of Bispham Lodge,- in this county, only son of the
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cornenced that, in the grinning line, I myself am not slow-yet, of paradoxes: Rousseau abounds with them ; and a celebrated clashing of earthenware or glass, but nothing in the house is SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. . .
DISPENSARIES. redder, Esq. of Preston. et 1,
to
t*when 1 :ook up9n my_ opponent's countenance, I must admit
lei• een ees
, s ,- . see _nor. You must admit it. Therefore, be wide German writer, a man of first-rate abilities and refined taste, disturbed. It never speaks 10
,ut will beat to a lively tune, and C L Bahr, 89 Lorina, S, Bareelona LIVERPOOL ears, 'Mr. William Wickstead. ell
02i Monday last, aged 52 y eie J , 0
don the books of the Dispensaries Same day at his . house, Rornalclkirk, Yorkshire, in
I has not hesitated gravely to avow the opinion, that the jew's moan at a solemn one, especially at the morning and eveninf Bahr, or J Crump & co, 126 Despatch, K, Bilboa Number of new patients entere _ . . ,
as Le sei Alcl' f * I • f th' t . 114'
..r. -ona_ ( ison, unser y o is own.
awake-----look sharp-and do not let him grin you out of your- harp is capable of being carried to a high degree of perfection, hymns. Every part of the hou'se has been- carefully examine , MEDITERRANEAN. , , . during the last week :-- 4nr •in Clay, ,ef,
i selves.' " and- of forming an importa.ut addition to the modern orchestra. to see that no one could be secreted, and the doors and windows Moss .
& Hampson, - Newton, Q, Naples Sz Meisina Received advice and medicine . South North. Same day, at hie house, 'in Cannlng-street, ~ itha
a 219 . 319 Total._ an his 33c1 year. . LeleS e
b •
. He even expects to see the day when sonatas and variations are always fastened with•the greatest caution. Both the inside White & co, or llighfields, 159 Sea Nymph, 8, Leghorn at the institution, .... Same day, Perdival JOlin, infant son of Mr. WitheT Y
,110
[ A few days ago Lord Lisle visited his extensive estates and may P . ,
be rod.uced upon it • and considers it as possessin the and outside of the house have been carefully examined during EUROPE. Visited at their -Oien houses
and supplied with medicine . 115 82 197 terrace, Woodside. • • MI. .
•
, tenantry in 'the vicinity of Elfin and Kilfinnin, in this county, 1 d h• g •
most delicate tones in the world- He cone ees Is curious the time of the noises, which always arouse the family from C L Bahr. - Expeess, 'CI, ‘Klsineur _____ On Tuesday last, at the house of her hrOther-iti;loW. 01,
ar. ift' ee
Tee Hill, St. Paure-square, Miss AnnTyrer. in her 41st yn _ sow is t,
a d el obser • b ' " Perha s some enius a hei I mbers, and oblige them to b h• h b
n. nov venous y saymg, p,_ . . g myt r s u get up, ut not mg as een Do, .92 Loinse'Marie, @, Ostend Total at each Dispensary .. . 334 • 401
and after hearing the complaints of his very numerous tenants Do 154 Frau Frederica, G, Fenian On Wednesday, awftilly sudden, at the house of neesses. flaeot,
, he gave them a sum of money to drink his health. lie was arise, who may be able to modify the melody of this instrument, discovered. It is heard by every one present, and several ladies D . '
0. ..'. Industrie, G, Rotterdam VISITORS. ain Richard Andrews. Cbeethain, newt. Manchester, "' 1
.5 deati:,:iii.
accompanied by his agent, Sir. Creamer, and after partaking and give it laws at present unknown. Certain it is, that there and gentlemen iia the neighbourhood, who, to satisfy them- Do, 224 Hoo.p, B, Do Nerth.-Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence; and-Ms. w. relief of tient.'nerties. R. 'N. • The aced-ant of her son,
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no
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cf a cold lunch at the 'hospitable house of the Rev. Mr. Lee, el • h' h 1 11 'ned all night with Mr. Stew d' f I h
are some a t antages wic , even now, i possesses over a selves, have remai ar s ami y, aye Do, - Maria, Q, _Do Wainwright, Ilerries, eeinmanderefetha Quotra ateam entc.-e • ,_ea la.
P.P. of Elfin he gave Mr. Creamer directions ao contribute
, other instruments ; and on none can that.modification of sound, heard the sa ,
me noise and have been equally frightened. Mr 'Do 138 Geo. & CathertheeCa St Petersburgh South.---Bev. P. Murphy, Mr. Jonlan, and Mr. G. B. Carter. ' African eapeditiore under Capt. Lander, had. ofily reacu
fhd • • '
alled the staccato be more delieatelz given or hroufht more Steward has also offered any ot e tra speopte in the village an Do,
munificently . towards building a new chapel in that parish; c . , . . ~ , . .. • - Carthagena, Q, Rotterdam . .. _ ._. __ . _ - • • -
. • :... • .....eaneseeeeeeeseaasei ledge‘twollaY9 Prdaicausly. ell'
1/o'e
end al t I d and materials for the building of a new
• so o give an immediately under the dominion of t e feelings. ' I the lite- opportunity of remaining in the house and con ••' la Do,
vincing t em- - Vigilante, Q,
- Ilerdirviz, B, Stettin
Bremen ' TIDE TABLE 7.7,--1 .
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school- house, towards which he promised to subscribe an- rati of Germany had not already the reputation of being more selves. The shne . ,
' king last Wednesday week was terrific It Do,
Do, - Frederica, Q, Elsineur
v moo .- nu e every isesdav an n
nually. Would that our absentee landlords did but imitate 11 e that the ho .
use was haunted
wild and fantastic in their conceptions than the writers of any was formerly reported in the yi ag . Do, -St Pierre, G, Havre & Rouen iirlys. Aim Len. lit. fostirals, %C. ' bteiildings, JOhn-street,'and pubtiiihed at the STANn,AI9Licro 024,1Cei;„
this noble I''oglishinan's conduct; then, indeed, the peasantry other country in Europe, the appearance there of a very few by a.rey. gentleman, whose n . . ,
ame was Mental who died there Do, - Jacobs., al, Rotterdam _____—.—. --- ------ -- —7, High-etreet, Exehaege, by SAMUEL. FeeeLeees• , Y,0": 'note
of this unfortunate country would not have need of co nd this is now generally be- DO
ereive geniuses similar to this speculatist, would be sufficient to (Us- about twenty-seven years since, a .
.. , . -. Paul, Q, - Tonsberg is. M. H. M. F. I. verttserhent3 'are reamed by Mesars. NeWton ruSlsal'„es;e: • reiPie
' s square ; Barker, Fleet-stTeet ; Deaeots and Co.. 'll, aLue,ereivetelffee'
243 Egidius, B, Ostead Friday, ..... 7 1 5-1 213 14 I don Col°"' •1; o •
r enactments to check their turbulent spirits, for instead of such tinguish his nation from the rest of Europe. A more ()lard lieved to be the case. His vault, in the inside of the church, J C Kalowske
80 Francisco Alida, Q, Rotterdam Saturday... . 8 231254 13 0 'Chancery-lane; at Garraway's ;at the Lon . neeeeil ,C re
. Ts neaee and concord would reign through the land.
' eneasll , , ut down The house JW S MaY,
idea uever haunted the mind of even a German visionary. The has lately been repaired, and a new stone p . .. ...
Do, 90 Hoffnung, @, Zwoolle SUNDAY ... 0 317 343
' 11 11 ; Ist Sunday aftei• Trinity. , house, Alincineelane ; Jerusalem Coffee-hoesee nnoesicsinalne,
V-- writer of this article was present when Lord Lisle men-
.e musical instrument of which he speaks (if it deserve the name is adjoining the church-yard, which has added in no inconsider-
W Kinsman, or J Martin, 107 Jane, G, Gibraltar M0nday.....10 410441 11 1 : aioon last qr. Oh. Bin. even. Coffee-house, Paternoster-row ; North and South eseeesooei- luev
' tioneel to his tenants that in futxtre no middleman would be al• of a musical instrument) is as monotonous as the druna or the oble degree to the horror which pervades the villagers. The AFRICA. Tuesday ... .11 514 550 .
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10 11 •St Barnabas. [Term ends house Threadneedle treet, London ;by Mews.' /°" ~0111' el,
lowed. to bid for their lands. What will the advocates of the b h• •
triangle; and, independently of its destitutiop of tone and in- delusion must be very ingeniously considered, ut at t is tane, .
Sir J.Tobin, 189 Lady Charlotte, P, Africa Wednesday..l2 627 7 I 11 1 1 enus rises
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734 8211 10 Mars sets Illi lem even. . ehester; Mr. Malley, Bookseller,' VferrlLLS '''"
Subletting Act say to this ! tonation. is, by its form and nature, utterly incapable of pro- of day scarcely any one can be found to believe these noises
T Tobin, - :.308 Swiftsure, I', Africa • . Thursday....l3
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I, ducing music, or the slightest sample of euphony. proceed from any other than natural causes.-Norusich Mercury. , ~ Pilot-office, Preston, . v
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