The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-21 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST NEWS.
We have had a mSaa
Havannah to the 13th of April, and from Vera
March. The cholera had nearl ceased at Haysun
the suburbs, but it had spread into• the interior, a 11"
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mitting most frightful ravages on the sugarcoat ate4.o,
negroes were dying in great numbers; acrdingel„o
counts at 800 per diem. In consequence of the !a:,
Matanzas, the Governor had put a stop to the 1:4;
slaves in boats and barges. The cholera had apP
the shipping, but not with any very great virulencevio
counts left. It had also broken out at Key West'
every kind was of course at a stand.
a cWornetihnauvaen
caadvoifceisntferuoimgeNnceewrfoeuspnedeltainndg,
twhheichifffeurt,rlif).el
had taken place between the two branches of the ryt,
that island on the revenue bill. It appears that
eto,c,bi
bers of the council by whom it was opposed were tl,?
Tucker and the Attorney-General, and thro:
fneoAi
the former the bill was lost. Seeing the conusi
created, but retaining his sentiments unchanged.;
Judge had addressed a long communication to the,ll
which he recommends that a short prorogation 0
I_,llo
ment be made, and that leave cf absence be grolfoftt
ceed to England, which would create a vacant sol,
reo
which, if accepted by the Attorney-General,
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the Council the two strongest opprenu. of the
House of Assembly could again-bring forward _
would in all probability be carried. fhe Gocep,o,rice,
declines acceding to this request. The Chief Justice,
cond letter, states that in consequence of the Go
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sal, he would take upon himself the responsibility 011)
to England without leave, and asks the use of the 'el
sel Forte for the purpose. This, also, the G°ve,rbile
acceding to., which produces a third letter front the
tice, resigning his appointment of Chief Judge '9l Is
Court, which his Excellency declines receiving•
co
communication Judge Tucker announces that, to fot
of this additional refusal, he had taken his passage, si
in the brig Mercury, which was to sail about the
that while remaining at St. John's he would disetal;
cial duties, and then commit the seal of hie SUP
fudge Burton, to be delivered by him to his Esced
We have advices from Prince Edward's Islan
that Lord Goderich had officially made known to thef
that his Majesty's Government had no intentio,l3,h'ej
this island to the province of Newfoundland.
of that island had come to the following resolution, rno
That it is the opinion of this committee, that the Pto e
necessary expenses of the civil government oughtotife
from the revenues of this country, as soon as the Ci yi
of the colony are placed at the disposal of its lect
solved, That towards making funds for the sup? epar
aesbtaillilitsohrmaeisnetaoffatande. cinolosuncyh, twhaeyhaonudsembaenrneecroVicibi:oo
be determined upon in the committee of ways °il,:
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31 pm.
The Northern Bonds are better. Russian
Dutch 46147.
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IVIAPP-
DIA.NCHESTER CORN ,„,4et 215
salur.,7
There were but few buyers of Wheat at our Tad
ate
and very little passing ; the best samples were 1;20 in(17.1
of last week, but for other descriptions there Ni as
re als°;
offered at a decline of fully 2d.. per WM. Oats ‘4ras in .Poff,
we do not alter our quotations. Good Flour 14_,„eeclUN.0
week's prices, but the demand for Oatmeal was eke the )1
New Butter has come forward more plentauurchsseff
the weather has been exceedingly favourable, lEl,eelipe 421),
induced to buy most sparingly ; and although a ',are IlTeff
cwt. may be noted, some of the recent arrivals
off: Old remain without inquiry for elinsutni 0
an improved demand for. Bacon.
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LIVERPOOL PRovisloN 01!!"fid,
monaVioe,e,
Our supplies of new Butter increase, and Prlcesd the l'r,
cider our present rates reasonable for the season -ht afteol
for a better demand. Bacon has been much solgd for
holders are demanding higher prices. The deraan
ties in the trade has been good at steady prices. 9. (1• re
s. (.I. 04
BUTTRR.—Belfast (old) 6O 0 to 00 0
A
Derry 6O 0 —* 51
Sligo v
52 0 -- 0
56
Banbridge - 8s 0
Waterford (new) B6 0 .-- 86 0
Limerick (new) - 85 0
Cork (new)... B2 0 83 0
Pickled 2nds, (Cork) B2 0 --- ~,.? 0
Dry 3rds, (Cork) 7O o' 0
Newry OO 0 --- 00 0
Dundalk OO 0 -- 0
Culerain - 00 u 0
Carlow
BEEF.—Prime Mess.... 95 0 --- 80 0 ;
PORK.— Do. - 30 0
BACON - 47 0
DRY HAM 06S 45 0-- 0
WET Do
42
0
LARD.—Firkin - 2:
...e,
Bladdered 4B 0 --'

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