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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12

*alto by Auction.

By order of the Mortgagee.
On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
AValuable Lot of BUILDING LAND, in Birkenhead, in
the immediate vicinity of Hamilton-squar and having
the a9lvantage of extensive trontage.
1. A Plot of LAND, containing • 5865 square yards,
having a frontage of 193 feet to a sere of 20 yards, and tolhe
Grange-lane a frontage of 300 feet.
2. A Plot of LAND; adjoining the last Lot, comprising
92(X) square yards, having a front of 193 feet to another street
of 20 yards wide, and a front of 460 feet to Grange-lane.
3. A Plot of LAND, adjoining the last Lot, comprising
39,815 square yards, having one front of 193 feet to a street
of 20 yards wide, and a front to Grange-lane of 1987 feet in
leng,th.
A. street, 12 yards wide, now formed, runs at the back of the
whole of the Land.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. RADCLIFFE and
DUNCAN, Solicitors, Exchange-street West.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12

' For BARBADOES, -
.‘• The Ship 8A1tT_,....„...„
Sgt.. '
J. J. ARMSTRONG Pi4ster;
T
Intended to sail on Saturday, the 9th March.—For
freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12

THE GLASGOW MARKET.—MARcH Bth, 1833.

The Cotton Market has been very brisk this week ; sales have been
easily effected at last week's prices, and they amount to a considerable
number of bales above the average sold weekly.—Sugar has been dull,
bid no alteration in prices.—Some hundred puncheons Demerara ?Mo-
lasses have been sold at 245. 3d. from the ship's side ; British have
been sold at 19s. Otl. for inferior, and 20s. for good.—No sales of Coffee
this week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, MAacn 8.
There is a fair supply of Wheat fresh up this week, for which we
have a pretty good demand, at full as high prices as last Friday. We
have a good arrival of Barley, fine samples of which are scarce and
meet ready sale, but all other descriptions are dull at the rates of last
week. There is a fair inquiry for Shelling, at rather better prices.
Beans are also in more request, but we note no alteration in their
value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12

AN ELIGIBLE SITUATION.

rpo be LET, and may, be entered upon immediately, corn-
-1 prising a genteel DWELLING-[LOUSE, pleasantly
situated on a beautiful commanding eminence, called High
Ash, in the township of Tushin ham, • fah of Malpas, and
county of Chester, with Coach- ous good Stables, Cqw-
houses, Barn, Granaries, and all useful Out-buildings, in
good repair, being nearly new, good Walled Gardens and
Pleasure Grounds, and eighty-three acres of Pasture and Arable
Land, immediately adjoining the same, now or late in' the
occupation of Mr. William Bromfield, cheese-factor.
The above-named .Premises are well calculated for a Gen-
tleman's Family, having every convenience requisite thereto.
Any particulars respecting the same may be obtained from
Mr. Ttiomas BosTocx, Macefen, near Malpas, CheshiKe; or
Messrs. -L AK IN, Auctioneers, Whitchurch, Salop.
•
N.B.—Letters must be post paid. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 9TH MAY.

Passed Holyhead outward bound, on the 7th instant, No. 683,
Intrepid, 8.8. at 5 pan.
Passed'outivard bound yesterday, No. 916, Liverpool, 8.8. at 8 30
a.m.
No. 600, Cabotia, B.S. at 10 a.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

HOUSE.,pfs

MoNnAy, MAY 6.
The House was occupied in receiving petitions, and among
theta Lord Sandon presented petitions from the bankers, mer-
chants, and inhabitants of Liverpool, in favour. of the bill fur
the emancipation of the Jews ; from the Lancashire Scotch
Presbytery, praying the house, to pass the Sabbath observance
bill, wish such modifications as might be deemed proper; from
the proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, against the
theatres' regulation bill; and from the inhabitants of Liverpool,
for the intayiuction of a system of poor laws into Ireland.
After a short desultory conversation, in which Sir John
Wrotteslev and Lord Sanilon took part, the petitious.were
laid
on the table.
The Speaker vacated the chair at_a quarter past 3 o'clock.

The Speaker resumed the chair at 5 o'clock.
Lutd GnosvExua brought up the report of the. Linlithgow
Election Committee, and infollued the house that Sir A. Hope,
the sitting member for that county, was declared duly elected,
and that the petitions against his return were neither frivolous
nor vexatious.
Mr. Wtt.SH.ItUAM brought up the report of the Lincoln City
Election -Committee, and informed the house that the sitting
member (Mr. E. L. Butwer) wa4a declared duly elected, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF 0001) 110 PE.
T& J Brocklebank, 364 Jumna, P, Calcutta
V EST INDIES; &C.
J B Xates & co, 277 Brilliant, C, Jamaica
J Winder & co, 210 Lima Packrt, G, Trinidad

SOUTH AItIEIIICA.
T& J Biocklebank, 212 Globe, G Bahia
Graham & Taylor, 115 Sarah, 4 Do
CtiteSworth & Smith, 108 Sarah & Maria, Q, Rio Janeiro
I Poole & co, 240 Helvellyn, I', Buenos Ayres

UNITED STATES.
Baring 'Brothers, 417 Atlantic, I',
ltoska, Ogden; & co, 388 Majestic, P,
T Ingleby or J Poole & co, 401 Asia, K,
• ------

Boiftin
Norfolk, Virginia
Philadelphia

BRITISH AMERICA.
Graham, or S Brown & co, •208 Nary, CZ;
Gibbs, Bright Si; co, 404 Jane, P,
G Ghn, 417 Augusta, Q,

Newfoundland
St John's, Nl3
St John's, N B

MEDITE It It A NltiA N.
C L Bahr, 169 -Emily, P,
AM•Nair & Brebner; 135 Exile, 13,
J 0 Johnson or Aikin & co, 58 Atalanta, 8,

Gibraltar
Trieste
Gibraltar

C L Balir,
Do,
C L Bahr,
C L Bahr,
C L Bahr,

EUROPE.
93 fiches, 8, Hambur4h
126 Tino, K, Do
Pommeranian; Q, Amsterdam
168 ItebeecaQ, Rotterdam
291 Eldon, k, St'Petersburgh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Positively intended to sail on Tuesday next, with liberty
to call at Madeira.
ittili
i. For BOMBAY
Itsh, , The Ship IIUDDE lELD,
EDWARD NOAKS, Taster;
A l, burthen 316 tons.—For freight or passage apply to the
Master oa board, in the Prince's Dock, or to
CHAS. lIORSFALL, SON, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

OritiOb camtrica.

For QUEBEC,
The Barque LOUD STANLEY,
.;j?- J. R. HALL, rel.;
"- .-- -- Al, hurthen per register 336 t is, coppered and cop-
per-fastened, and will have immediate de utch.—For freight ur
passage, apply on board, King's Dock, or to •
J. NELSON WOOD & CO.

On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at B UCHANAN
ji/r and BROWNE'S Office, Oidhall-s eet,
3148 Dozen SHEEP SKIN ,
740 Ditto DEER DIT" 0,
37 Ditto VICUNA TO,
179 Ditto PISTACH DITTO,

61 FOX SKINS,
32 STAG DITTO.
100 HARE DITTO,
3 Bales MERINO WOOL,
Ex Floraville, Helvellyn, and Plata, from Buenos Ayres.—
Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

QUIE COGITAVII.

Here, however, let us grant that Nature, in regard to such
historic want, is nowise blameable : taking up the other face
of the matter, let us rather admire the pains she has been at,
the truly magnificent provision she has made, that this same
Message of Instructions might reach us in boundless plenitude.
Endowments, faculties enough we have A. it is her wise will •
too that no faculty imparted to. us shall -rust' from IdisuSe ; the
miraculous faculty of Speech, once given, 'becomes not more
a gift than a necessity; the Tongue, with or without much mean-
ing, will keep in motion; arrehily in some 'La Trappe, by
unspeakable' self-restraint, for gar wagging. As little can the
fingers that have learned the miracle of %Vriting. lie idle: if
there is a. rage of speakinc,' we know also there is a rage of
writing, perhilpt•the more furious of the two. It is said, "so
eager are men to' :ipeak, they will not let one another get to
speech;" but,- on.the other hand, writing is usually transacted
private, mid everviinin has his own desk and inkstand, and
sits independent and unrestrainable there. Lastly, multiply
this power of the Pen some ten enusand fold; that is to say,
invent the Printing-press, with its Printers' Devils, with its
Editois, Contributors, Booksellers, Bill,sittitkers, and see what
it, will no! Such are the means whereviWNattire, and Art
the daughter of Nature, have equipped their favourite, man,
for pubzishiug himself to man.

•.
Ltuis:dc 11 r 01V t'xo things :—first, that one Tongue, of average
velocity, Asia publish at the. rate of a thick octavo volume per
day ; and then how many nimble enough Tongues may be sup-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 7.

THE IC WO V. CLEMENT-DUCHESS OF RICHMOND V. OBSERVER.
The Solicitor-General moved for the judgment of the court
in this cause, which was a criminal information preferred
by his Grace the Duke of Richmond against Mr. Clement, the
proprietor of the Morning Chronicle, the Observer, and other
newspapers, for. a libel, which appeared iu the Observer of
Sunday, January 29th, 1632, stating that the wife of a die-
,tinguished cabinet minister, and daughter of a justly celebrated
vac:al officer and statesman, had eloped wi:h a captain in the

Life Guards, to which Mr. Clement had pleaded guilty.
The affidavits of the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, stating
that they believed that the paragraph in question aliuded to
them, were put in and read.
Mr. Clement, by his affidavit, stated that the paragraph was
copied from the t✓ourt Journal, a paper distinguished for its
general accuracy, and that he, upon hearing the statement to
be nntrue, on the following Sunday made an apology to his
Grace, to whom he had always borne the highest respect, and
was influenced by no malevolent or corrupt motives.
The Solicitor-General said that when the proprietor of the
John Bull was brought up to receive judgment for the same
libel, his Grace was taunted that he did not proceed against.
Mr. Clement, because the Morning Chronicle supported the
administration to which his Grace belonged. That was not
true. Mr. Clement had stated that he copied the paragraph
from the Court Journal, but the paragraph which appeared in
the Court Journal was an obscure allusion; while the one
which appeared in the Observer was a substantial story.
Sir J. Scarlett and Mr. Platt addressed the court in mitiga-
tion of punishment.
Mr. Justice Littledale then pronounced the judgment of th-?,
court to bo, that the defendant should pay a fine of £lOO to the
King, and be confined in the Marshalsea until the same be
paid.

The KING V. JOSEPH RUSSELL.—The SOLICITOR-GENERAL
applied for a criminal information against Joseph Russell, of
Birmingham, where there was a Board established, under ad
Act of Par:iament, with power to levy rates. There was a rake_
made, and, among others, a person of the name of Heath was
included. No objection was made to the legality of theirate-;
but he refused to pay, because he said, the Commissioners were
self elected. He was remonstrated with, and with great kind-
ness, but he refused to pay. A warrant was issued and shown
to him, and he was again asked to pay the amount, 275. He'
still refused, any a distress was put in. Theu came this hand-
bill. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LYCEUM NEWS-ROOM, BOLD-STREET.
_ ...__ . . _

MHB Public are respectfully informed that-crllinited number
of NOMINATIONS to this News/p6om, may be had at
Twenty-five Shillings per annum for the ensuing vear.—Appli-
cation to be made at the Bar. RICHARD HOUGHTON.
Lyceum, May 7, 1833.

SHEFFIELD and MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
i NO'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVE , that a GENERAL
MBETING of the Proprietors f the Sheffield and Man-
chester Railway, will be held at th ork Hotel, Manchester,
in the county of Lancaster, on DNE.SDAY, the sth day of
June next, at Twelve o'clock at Neon, pursuant to adjourn-
mentfrom the 18th day of April, 1832.
NICHS. ROBINSON, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

(FROM THE GUARDIAN AND PUBLIC LEDGER.)

A ministerial evening paper has published what may
be regarded as the manifesto of my Lord Palmerston pre-
vious to a more formal declaration of war against Hol-
land. It is a curious document, and a striking illustra-
tion of the profound wisdom and matchless moderation
• that preside over our foreign affairs. The embargo, we
are gravely told, will be replaced by open hostilities de-
clared according to the forms current among civilized na-
tions. Holland is to be assailed by the triple league of
France, Belgium, and England; and so confident of the
success of.the confederacy does the noble Secretary of
State feel, that he has already arranged his scheme for a
partition of the plunder between the high contracting
powers. According to this plan, Belgium is to get a few
sand-banks at the mouth of the Scheldt, which will Se-
cure her a full share in the right of sovereignty over that
river or arm of the sea; France may console herself with
Surinam ; and England is to conquer Java and keep it ;
the position of that island lying quite handy, the sagaci-
ous scribe remarks, for commerce now that the trade to
China is about to be thrown open.
Such is the drivelling and bombast with which the
wishes and petitions of the mercantile interests of the
empire are met and mocked.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

OLD CANARY WINE.

►gIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi-
I_ cal men, is still to be had by aypi.ying to JAS. HEN-
/ WICK and 0., CROWN-CHAMBERS, IiEDCROS s-STRE4T.
Price, (Bottles included,) 21s. per ozen.
Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-tl. oured, at -28 s. per
Dozen, Bottles included.

Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft
upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to.

PRICE. 7d.

BRITISH and FOREIGN
PAP7R-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. 55, near the top of LIOLD-S TREE 7, Liverpool.
GEORGE BARKER begs leave announce that he ILA;
opened the above Premises r the sale of PAPER-
HANGINGS, and rgspectfully s 'cite a share of the pablic
patronage.
An extensive Stock and great variety both of British and
Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which he is
enabled to supply-upon as reasonable twins as any in the trade,
and he trusts tatl in all other respects his arraugemeuts as a
Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those
who may please to favour him with their commands.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

TO NATURALISTS.
A GENTLEMAN, about to leave the Country, is desirous
I-1. of DISPOSING OF a choice Collection of specimens of
Natural llistory, comprising about 700 stuffed Birds, &c. ;
together with an elegant Glass Case, containing theils and
Minerals,. and also a Fargo variety of Misycllaneous Curiosities.
xi The whole have been selected at gr t expense, and will be
Sold by Private Contract, on reasot e terms. ,To any infant
Museum, public or Private, this wo be an acquisition rarely
to be met with.

Persons wishing to treat for the Purchase of the same, may,
upon application to the Printer of this paper, procure a Cata-
logue, with the Proprietor's address, where the Collection may
be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

On FRIDAY next, the 17th instant, at Tw•lve o'clock, at
B`„CHANAN and Baow Nes Office, 01. 'all-street,
500 Bags and Barrels Trinidad P OCOA,
Ex Effort, from Trini :
Samples may be seen in London at the Office of Messrs. WEB-
sTER, SuuroN, and Co.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LIFE OF A SAILOR.

I would submit to any reasonable man, who has been, and
has commanded, and who in: y have paid common attention to
the character of English sailors, if the better part of the crew
WOuld not rather have the cat hanging in terrurem over the
ships company, and know that the idle, the skulking, the thief,
the drunkard, 'will be certainly punished, if they neglect their
Outy;—unquestionably the good seaman would prefer the conti-
nuance of the punishment, to witnessing the distressing scenes
of the black list, or the long row of culprits, with one leg each
in the Idiboes—The discipline of our navy has been the pride of
England, and the wonder of the world. The fleets of other na-
tions have been swept from the ocean, and the flag of Britain
has been upheld in the furthest quarter of the globe. Surely
discipline must have been a peat auxiliary or this glOry would
nut have been attained.. W tiv, during the war, did en English
fligate unhesitatingly attack a Frenti frig,ate of far superior
force whenever they met? Because the confidence of the cap-
tain was in the discipline of ins crew, and that discipline cannot
Le upheld without some greater punishment, than waterin',, a
mon 'i:: grog, polishin,,:,- a pin, or baying the black list men likea
pack of flamingoes, to stand on one -leg, or stride over a rope.
Xhile our naval tiisciphne has 1 is,n above other nations, •while-
N',..1 can uphold the honour and glory of the flag, bare us the
1 OW-el' WC ao..not want the nec,s,ity for punishment. Interfere
by all inevns to bring wanton cruelty, or heartless tvranny to
its meriteti censure and disgrace. :Rio- one could advocate the
Abuse of 41re Ttiwer CI .punbtnnent pess.essing the --feeings and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Meal Xabigation.

For WATERFORD.
To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels,
and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots,
,46t\ The new Steam Boat
i.socifia ST. PAT/mI CK,
ALEXANDER KEA Comander;
Propelled with Two Engines of Ei ty-horse power each,
,made byllessrs. George Forrester and Co.
Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY,
E. TontN, R. N., Commander,
To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men-
tioned.
St. Patrick Office Clarence Dock.
May 6, 1833.

JOHN TOBIN.

~For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
CITY OF DUBLIN
?el STEAII4 -PACKET COMPANY,
;,•;.4*;'.., INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Lila .toove Company sail tll:ir 'Vessel (with or without
Pitotio taking Goods and Passengers t the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, on Wednesday next, at
Eight o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN McCAMMON.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
By Mr, LUCAS,.
TO-SIORROW (Saturday) the Ilth instant, at One o'clock pre-
cisely, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
A Pair of small BROWN PONIE 'small Pony Carriage,
with turnup seat behind, and arness, in one lot; a
Brown Pony, Gig, and Harness, i one lot; a Grey Horse,
Gig, 'and Ilarness, in one lot; t four following Horses, the
hi
Property of a Gentleman having o further use for them, lot I,
a very powerful Chesnut Gelding, seven years old, 16 hands
1 inch high, by Cannon Ball, out of a capital Mare, he is a
superior hunter, and master of eighteen stone, and has been a
few times in harness; 2nd, a dark. Chesnut Mare, seven years
old, a famous hack, very fast, and steady to carry a Lady ; 3rd,
a, very good Chesnut Gelding, six vears old,. engaged to draw
in single and double harness, and a good-hack ; 4th, a Bay
Mare, six years old, 15 hands high, a good hack and hunter.
Also, sixteen Cobs and Cob Ponies, several of them very supe-
rior as hacks or for harness, and most of them now on view, the
rest on the Morning of sale; a Bay Carriage Horse, five years
old, 161 hands high ; several very useful Horses, suitab,e for
four-wheeled Carriages. In the whole, upwards of eighty
Horses and Ponies will be offered, a description of which it
' would be impossible to give within the limits of an advertise-
ment. Most of them R. LUCAS has received positive instruc-
tions to dispose of to the highest bidders. Ars°, a number of
Gigs, Phaetons, &c. Saddlery, Harness, &c. without reserve.
May be seen prior to the sale.
N.B.—Horses trained to Single and Double llarness.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

To be despatched immediately,
For CALCU;y.,-
" The oao new Ship B A ELY,
. _ THos. JACKSON, umander.
For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock,
or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

TIIttESDAY, 9th May.—Noon, Wind N.N.W.—Pair.

Arrited:—Emerald Isle, Fleet, from Sligo—Albion, Boyd, from
Tralee—Boyne, M'Guire, from Drogheda—George Fourth (steamer)
frchn Newry—Olfre Branch, Funk; from Dartmouth—Briton, Lewis,
from CarditlL—Henry, Thomas, from Swansea—Dee, Wright, from
Laneaster—QuetMsbnry, Ewart, from Dumfries.
FvOee, Bewley, from Manilla, at St. Helena 19th March..
Einma, Milward, from Singapore, at do, sailed for London 19th
March,

Robert Quavle, Bleasdale, from Bombay, off Dover 6th instant.
La Grange, Winchett, for New York, put back, with damage, having'
run on board of the Nimble,.
Elbeek, from Whitehaven, the latter
vessel went down ; crew saved.
. .

Harriet, -, from Monte Video, at Exeter.
Mexico, Miller, from Cape Huytien, off Falmouth, in 33 days. The
Bructoni Harvey, was to sail 25th March for Dothin.go.•
Intrepid, for hemerara, passed Ilolyhead 7th inst. at 5 p.m.
Liverpool, for St. Vincent, passed do. Bth „ at 830 a.m.'
Cabotta, for New South Wales, passed do. Bth at-10 a.m.

SAILED: Mary Ann, Troude, for Montreal—Hannah, Davies, for
Genoa--Arrow, Harris, for Ne wfon d—J eau de Horgninghein ,
Pethers, for Ostend—Doria, Pattinson and I;rilhant; Lawrence, for
JimaleaAndromeda, Williams, for Maranham—Matchless, Garth,
for Vera Cruz.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

4Harl Et .

LIVERPOOL COTTON IVLARKET,
Thurs,lay Erening, May 9, 1833.

The sales of the last three days are 6500 bags, of which 800 Maran-
hams at 90. in bond ; 300 Orleans, 71d. G and WO Surat at 51d.
have been taken, for export, and the rest by the trade. The whole
are at steady prices except the 3laranhams for export, which sold at
equal to 9id. Af" lb. duty paid, being-WI lb'above our previous high-
est price. _ _ _

Arrived since Monday-1 vessel from Pernambucco, and 1 from
Bahia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

THIS DAY (Friday) the 10th instant, at Six o'clockin the Even-
ing, at the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, in Liverpool, in
one or more Lots, as will be then agreed upon,
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the south side and at
the lower end of Chisenhale-street, ,in Liverpool, contain-
ing in front thereto 68 feet, or thereabo s, and in depth on the
east and west sides severally 58 feet inches, or thereabouts;
together with the Eighteen DWE ING-HOUSES thereon
erected, four whereof are to the fr tof Chisenhale-street, and
'the remainder in two Courts, called Matthews-court No. 1, and
Matthews-court No. 2, leading out of Chisenhale-street re-
spectively.
The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, produce,an
annual rental of £173, and from their proximity to the New
Docks at the north end of the town, form an eligible investment.
For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BIRKETT, Soli-
citor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

MONEY.
~
11,7 lA/ANTED, for Twelve Monrhs, the sum of £3OO, for
' V which security will be given. Any Person willing to
advance the above sum, will reed a bonus of 1.:5, besides
interest; and may be paid again y monthly instalments, or
at the end of the term, as may best suit.
Apply at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

COURT AND FASHIONABLE WORLD.

Their Majesties arrived at St. James's Palace this day at
half-past one o'clock. The King subsequently held a levee.
Tomorrow her Majesty will hold a drawing-room. Splendid
dinners will be given at the Palace both to-day and to-morrow.
—Guardian of Wednesday.

Lord Dover is rather better, but his disorder is, we fear, a
serious one. Lord King has rallied, and is we are happy to
say, expected to recover. His lordship at first declined the
assistance of a physician, prefering his usual attendant, an
eminent surgeon. Dr. Warren, hawever, was called in, when
his lordship was considered dying, and from that hour he has
mended.—Aforning Paper.
• The East India Company's ships Edinburgh and Berwick-
shire arrived off Berehaven on the 2nd instant. The Edin-
burgh left China on the 9th of JanuarT, and the Berwickshire,
the 14th of the same month ; and St. Helena, the 22nd of
March ; they left the Company's ships the Bombay and the
William Fairlie at St. Helena. The Berwickshire spoke the
Herefordshire outward-bound, all well, on 2xid April, in lat.
about the Equator and lont,e. 22 deg.
SIR JOHN Honuousa's PLACES.—On this subject it is ru-
moured that more is meant than meets the ear—first, that Sir
John was jockeyed out of the Secretaryship of NVar to make way
for the Premier's brother-in-law—and, secondly, that he no
sooner assumed the duties of that for Ireland, than he found
himself involved in a labyrinth of perplexities from which he
saw no means of escape but in timely retreat.—Morning Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

FirlHE MISSES COKER beg respectf to inform the
Jl Ladies of Liverpool and its Nei,' ur ood, that Miss
Coker is returned from Paris and Lon( n, with an assortment
of MILLINERY, DRESSES, and Fashionable GOODS,
xwhia. will be shown on THURSDAY 17C t, the 16th instant.
al, Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LONDON LAW COURTS.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, MONDAY MAY 6.
DEANE AND OTHERS V. TA LONDON ASSURANCE COMPANY.

This was an action on a policy for £2OOO upon the ship
Thomas, from Portsmouth to Cork. The cause was tried
before Lord Lyndhurst and a special jury, at Guildhall, at the
sittings after last Hilary term, when a verdict was found for
the praintiff. The insurance was effected at 4 o'clock on the
evening of the 3rd of December, 1830, at the Commercial-
chambers, at Cork, with Mr. Hawkes, the agent of the com-
pany. The depositions of Mr. Hawkes and of two of his
clerks were read at the trial, by which it appeared that they
conceived there was a warranty that the vessel had not sailed
from the Motherbank, off Portsmouth, up to the 25th of No-
vember. In point of fact, however, the vessel had sailed before
that day, and was abandoned before the insurance was made,
the captain and crew having been picked up in the English
Channel, by the Julius Caesar. It was also contended by the
defendants, that a letter had been received- by the plaintiffs
before the insurance was effected, the contents of which were
concealed front the defendants' agent. Upon these grounds,
and also upon the insufficiency, both in quality and quantity,
of the ballast, which was loam, Sir James Scarlett obtained a
rule nixi for a new trial, against which Mr. F. Pollock and Mr.
Maule last week, and Mr. Creswell, this morning showed cause.
Zl'hey urged that the ship was worth £3OOO, and having only
been insured for £2OOO there was not the slightest presumption
of fraud; that by the course of the post the letter said to have
been concealed could not have been received until after the
insurance was made ; as
to the warranty, that there was none
on the policy,
.nor was, it ever intended there should be any;
and that the jury were the best judges of the sufficiency or
insufficiency of the ballast. Sir JAMES SCARLEWT and Mr.
Serjeant COLERIDGE were this day heard in support of the
rule; after which the Court granted a new trial on the points
of concealment, and the sufficiency of the ballast.—Rule
absolute.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

/ban).

SONG.'

SING to me of the dvs that are gone

lire the dawning visions of life had flown,
When before the enrapturcd eye of youth
Lay a world of love, and a world of truth,
And not a shadow of dark decay

hung o'er that' bright and sun-lit way,

Sing of those days to me

Sing' to me of those parted hours
When life seemed Li:wreath or sliining flowers,
And ti promise of lasting beauty fell
On each tairsting bud, and each opening bell,
And the showers that watered those radiant hues

(;tittered with hope's own rainbow dews,
Sing of those hours to me.

Then change thy song to a sadden'd strain,
l'or those days will never return again,
A cloud has o'ershadow'd that world of light,
And its bea,ms have gone down in a darken'd night
And a blight lets come over the shining wreath,

And its buds and blossoms are witheed in death,
Sing of those days, no, more !
Dublin University Magazine.

A WI S

WIIEBrvEn you dwell may.content be your lot,
And friendship, like ivy, eueircli-, your cot ;
May each rosy morn, dross'd in riptides of peace,
Shed health o'er your cottage, your blessings increase ;
May day smiling plenty atiOrn the fair spot,
May sorrow ne'er enter the door of your cot :
May your honest endeavours be crowu'd with success;
May you ever live happy, ne'er witness distress ;
On your neat huiable roof may these blessings descend,
'Tis free from guile, 'tis the wish of a friend.
Arnold's Mag(isine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

ripHE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Fiat in
Bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against THOMAS
WATKINSON, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster,
Tobacconist, Dealer and Chapman, are requested. to meet the
Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate an• ffects, on MON-
DAY the 13th day of May, instant, at elev o'clock in the fore-
noon, at the officeof Mr. LEATHER, Soli or, Clarendon Build-
ings, in. Liverpool aforesaid, in order o assent to or dissent
from the said Assignees selling and disposing of the Bankrupt's
Stock in Trade, household_ Goods_
_and
_Epiniture' the Bank-
rupt's right, share, or interest in certain freehold heredita-
ments, and premises situate in Gar rave, in the county of York,
and all other the real and personal Estate and Effects of the
said Bankrupt, either by public Auction or private Contract,
either to the said Bankrupt, or to any other person or persons
whomsoever, and either together or in lots or parcels, or at such
appraisement or valuation already taken, or in such other Man-
ner as the said Assignees shall think tit, and either for ready
money or upon such credit and security as the said Assignees
shall think proper, and also to assent to or dissent from the
said Assignees employing an accountant, and allowing him or
other person a reasonable allowance for his services,• and also
to confirm, allow, or disapprove of the acts and pioceedings
already adopted and done, regarding the Estate anti Effects of
the said Bankrupt, by the said Assignees, and also to assent to
or dissent from the said Assignees commencing, prosecuting,
or defending, discontinuing, or referring to arbitration any ac-
tion or suit at law or in equity, for the recovery or preservation
of any part of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt,
or to 'their compounding, releasing, submitting to arbitration,
or otherwise agreeing, any debt or debts due to the said Bank-
rupt's Estate or any other matter or thing relating thereto, and
generally to authorize and empower the said Assignees to act
in the management thereof, as to them shall seem expedient
and proper, and ou other special :;Lairs.
LEATHER, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

PRICE OF SHARES.

Liverpool Coil Gas
, £470 per sharo
Liverpool. Oil Gas . £l3O ..
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . . . 440 ..
Bootle date, .
Exchange Buildings .
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £9OO 0 ..
Old Quarter Shares . . . . 25
New Ditto 25
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . .
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto . . . 100 .. ..
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto . . 100 .. 115 ..
Wigan Branch ditto , , .• . . . 100 .. 60 ..
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 .. 90 ..
Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 .. 57 10 ..
Leeds and Selby
Manchester, ifolton, and Bury Canal)
Railway Company,
Bank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool .
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 39 5 Od
Oldham Gas and Waterworks . . . 10 .. 15 5 Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

THE LIVERPOOT, STANbAn D.

e5-.Dipping
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.

There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is
accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter-
prising port : and the following. information may be acceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to
which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as
follows, viz. :
NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the
year. Obserm—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA,
and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the
American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters tO
be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
Pal Lsnri.eniA—On the Bth and 20th of each month.
BosroN—On the sth and 20th, usually.
°Tuna PARTS OF TILE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are
frequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New
York
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
ISLANDS—There are usually monthly conveyances.
HAVANNAH—On the sth of each month. Oba,rre—Letters are for-
warded, also, by way of New York.
RIO DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent.
GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the lit and 16th of each month.
LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month,
Oroicro—Every 3 weeks.
NAPLES AND Ste my—Every 3 weeks.
SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks.

Emporto.

WEST INDIES.

Fieldfare, Robinson, fin Nassau, N Y, and Cape Hayti, with (fin
Nassau). 192 logs mahogany, J W Gibsonc-140 logs do, order-17 logs
do, J logs du, #l' Tinley-15 bales Sponge, J Wright, jun—
(fin Cape Hayti) alit 14 t logwood, order—) 58 arns tobacco, J Leigh
and co-30 arils do, 100 bags coffee, 11 Killick—Q Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Regal Xotia%.

aiHE Creditors who have proved their debts under a fiat in
Bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against CHARLES
HAWKSWORTH, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster,
Licensed Victualler, Broker and Agent, Dealer and Chapman,
are requested to meet the Assignees of the Estate and Effects
of the said Bankrupt, on Monday, the third day of June next,
at two o'clock iu the Afternoon, at the Offiye cf Mr. JOHN AT-
K I NsoN, Solicitor, Bank-buildings, Cas e-street, in order to
assent to or dissent from the said Assi ees selling and dispos-
ing of either by private Contract or p lic Auction, or by Ap-
t?
praisement and valuation the Good-will of the House and Pre-
mises now occupied by the said Bankrupt, with the Fixtures,
Stock-iu-Trade and Furniture, and all other the personal Es-
tate and Effects of the said Bankrupt to any person or persons
who may be desirous of purchasing the same, and for ready
money, or on such terms of credit, and with or without security
as to the said Assignees shall seem proper. And also to assent
to or dissent from the said Assignees settling and adjusting any
debt or debts due to the said Bankrupt's Estate, and to their
commencing and prosecuting, or defending any action or suit
that may be necessary touching the said Bankrupt's Estate and
Effects, or to their compounding, submitting to Arbitration, or
otherwise agreeing any matter relating thereto, and on other
special Whirs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, MAY 9th, 1833,

DISCHARGED. APMITTED.
. „
In-patients cured . . . . 32 In-patients
Relieved and at own request . 6 Out-patients .
Made Out-patients . . , . 1 Casual during 5I l'
Irregular
Dead
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw.
phygleian and Surgeon, I)r. Brandreth, and Mr. Cooper for
Mr. Dawson.
House Visitors, Mr Matthews, and Mr. Ripley.

Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.;—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon.

TIDE 'TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
Days. I • lit;
U. It, 11. M. F. 1.
Pridav, • .10 3 1 325 12 4
Saturilay....ll 352 422 11 I Jupiter rises 311. 28m. morn.
SUNDAY —.12 458 536 10 3 sth Sunday after Easter
131 Saturn-rises lb. 37m. even.
,Mriortl2,stalaayv....: .
1134
76
3119
86 576
1100
edneeiday..ls 835 8.58 12 2. •:Saturn sets 2h. 37m. morn,
Thursday....l6 919 939 13 7 Ascension Day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Eaot

Now loading west side Georye's Dock, and intended
to sail in all ibis month.
For CALCUTTA,
The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER,
JAMES HARGREAVES, Commander,
(Late first Officer of thiyghip;)
Burthen per register 565 tons. This vesstlebas most capacious
and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins
purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided.
—Tor freight or passage apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LIVERPOOL LIBRARY.-MAY 7, 1833.
SUBSCRIPTION DUE ON THE FIRST OF MAY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to
the LIVERPOOL LIBRARY held in the.
LIBRARY, in Bold-street, on TUESDAY ntit, the 14th instant.,
at Six o'clock in the Evening, to elect a President and a Com-
mittee, and to transact other necessary business.
P. M., M.D., President.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
EDWARD HUMBLE'S Office, Exchange-street East,
35 Bates SAFFLO WER,
33 Chests fine Orange SHE LAC,
21 Bags DEER HORN
Just landed ex Duke of Lancaster an lary Ann Webb, from
Calcutta.,---Apply to Messrs. Go LBORNE and boaus, Merchants,
or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

AN ACCOUNT OP CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL

FROM IRELAND.
PEON' THE 31ST ULT. TO THE 7TII INST. INCLUSIVE.

Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs.
66) 172 5996 2Z 306
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

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

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

itirESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET,
_MIL Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING-
STREET, 'Manchester, SURGEON DENThSII, (of the firm of
Mallon and Sons, Great Russell-street, aloomsbury, and Half
moon-street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be con-
sulted daily,) ardently thank their Friends and the Public, for
the distinguished support which they continue to receive.
Their methods of tilling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres-
sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without
wire or ligature, are too extensively known, and too highly esti-
mated to require any lengthened exposition in advertisements.
The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica-
tion of the MINERAL SOCCEDANEUSI, which they so universally
recommend.
Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily.
Charges as in Paris.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY.
Marquis CAMDEN presented a petition from the clergy of Can-
terbury against the Irish church temporalities bill. .
As the bill was not before the house, the petition was with:
drawn.

' The Earl of R ADNOR presented the report of the select com-
mittee on the Stafford bribery bill, and would take that oppor-
tunity of correcting a mistake in a statement into which he had
fallen when he last addressed the house upon the subject. He
had then stated that out of 526 who had voted for Capt. Gronow,
524 had been paid for their votes. Some gentlemen from Staf-
ford had called upon him, and set him right upon the subject ;
they stated to him that they, and many other respectable gen,
tlemen, had voted for the Captain, and when they met, after.
such a statement had been made, they were most anxious to
know who were the two virtuous men. Since that communica-
tion had been made to him, he had looked over the list, and
counted those voters who were marked, and found that he had
stated the number 100 too many ; it should have been 424 out of
526. He moved that the report be printed, and the second read-
ing of the bill be fixed for Friday next, and that their lordships
be summoned for that day.
The Earl of Albermarle presented petitions for the total and
immediate abolition of slavery, chiefly from parishes in Bed-
fordshire.

The personal estates bill and the cotton duty bill were read a
second time, and committed for to-morrow; and the bills brought
up from the commons were read a first time.
The house then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 9.

In the Plantation Market there has been less business doing this
week in all descriptions of produce, in consequence of the uncertainty
of the measure relative to emancipation of the negroes which his
Majesty's ministers were to make known yesterday, but in prices
there are not any alterations to notice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Will be immediately despatched.
For BOMBAY, /
The BOUNTY 1-WLL,
J. HARDING, Commander;
Now loading in the Prince's Dock.—Apply to TAYLOR, Pox-
vuti, and Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

Unittb g:tateo.

For PHILADELPHIA,
~.. ..4... The well-known superior first class Ara rican Ship
-iSiSTr- ELIZABETH, i
JOSEPH CALLENDER, i‘ ter;
Burthen 400 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, and in all
respects a choice conveyance for Goods; intended to be de-
spatched immediately-.—For freight or passage apply to Capt.
Callender ou board, Prince's Dock, or to
ELLISON FRODSHAM.

To sail on the 25th inxtant.
For NEW YORK,
„tet' The very ;
superior first-class American Ship
EirdP
- ,
N. PATNAM, Ma er;
Borthen.3lo tons, being on her first v ge, and a fast sailer,
presents an excellent conveyance for ods.—For freight or
passage apply to Captain Patnam on bo rd, Prince's Dock, or
t,) ELLISON FRODS HAM.

Postponed from MONDAY, the 13th, to Mi‘o, Ay, the 2Uth inst..
at EWART, MYERS, atiu .'s
• • 876 Gourds fine Barbados LOS'S.`
Samples to be seen at the Office of Messrs. EWART, TAYLOR,
and Co., Crown-court, Philpot-lane, London.--For further
particulars apply to EWART,
MYERS, and Co. or to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

The Prince of Kaunitz (the brother-in-law of Prince Met-
ternieh), who has been confined for two years in- St. Pelagic
for debt, was recently seized with a serious fit of illness.- He
reque►ted to be removed. to an hospital, but according to the
laws of France, this removal could not take place until he
found security for the amount-of the- debt for which he was ar-
rested. This security could not be obtained, and the conse-
quence is that the Prince of Kaunitz, the descendant of one of
the most 'illustrious families of Germany, the'near relatiYe of
the Prime Minister of the Emperor 'of Au-stria,--and a man
who once possessed vast fortune, and filled most' important
diplomatic posts, is doomed to languish in a prison, deprived of
the care which the state of his health demands.—F.7'6lK Piql,er.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
WANTED, a GOVERNOR for the LIVERPOOL
WORKHOUSE.—Applica,ns, with Testimonials, ad-
dressed to the Churchwardens, (iy y letter, post paid,) to be
left with the Secretary, at the arish-offices, on or before
MONDAY next, the 13th instant.
By order JOHN MACKIN LAY, Secretary.
Parish-t! (ices, Water-street, May 8, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

FASHIONS.

ELIZABETH BENNISON respectful) informs her
Friends and the Public, that she has ected in London
a neat assortment of Printed Muslins, rked Collars, Pele-
reens, Habit Shirts, &e. &c. which wi e ready for inspection
on MONDAY next, the 13th instant.
_ _ _

Also, a good assortment of Gentlemen's ready-made Linen,
Baby Linen, &c.
Duke-street, May'6, 1833.

M I NEEDS,b
begs
tot n
nMotuLnLeteN and
return
leer
IlKndit, on
wr respect-
fullyanextensive Assortment of SPRING F lIONS, nbirh she
will have the honour to submit to the i spection of her Friends
and the- Public on TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, and fol-
lowing days.
64, -Bold-street, Liverpool, May 7, 18.33.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

"TAXATION IS TYRANNY

"Fellow-townsmen—lt has been determined that all rates.
shall be paid immediately—both the arrears and those at pre-
sent due. But are you prepared to pay ? If not, will you
suffer your chairs to be taken from under you, and your beds,
by Wiliam the Reformer? 1 think you will not; but support
the proposition that taxation without representation is wrong,
and ought to be resisted. My goods were taken, and will be
sold by auction, when I hope every man will attend with his
heart in the right place, and only look at the wretch who orderi
my. property so unjustly to be taken."
The SOLICITOR GENERAL hoped their Lordships would feelii
their duty at once to grant the rule. Rule granted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

ATISS SAMBROOK respectfully informs the Ladies of
I.YI Liverpool and the Nei*hbourhoo , (hat on THURSDAY
next, the 16th instant, she will hav eady for inspection au
elegant assortment of MILLINER , DRESSES, and a great
vanetv of the most Fashionable Materials for Dresses, &c.
carefUlly selected by herself in London and Paris.
Duke-street, May, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

STANDARD.

THE LONDON PRESS.

(FROM THE OLD ENGLAND.)

AN ITEM OR Two FROM WHIG ECONOMICAL ESTI-
MATES FOR 1833-4:—At the time of the great. outcry in
the metropolis with yespect to the quality of the water
supplied by the .waterworks, patriotic old Glory boast-
ingly offered to pay the expenses of a survey, though
they should amount to £3,000. He was taken at his
word and a survey commenced. When payment was de-
manded Glory found no bond forthcoming, and therefore
left the public to pay. Accordingly in the estimates we
find, "To T. Telford, to defray expenses already in-
curred in the survey for supplying the metropolis with
pure water, and to enable him to proceed with the same,
£2,000." This makes £3,000 paid by the public for one
of old Glory's gross jobs.
The Whigs propose to give no less than £7OO to
Quack Bowring for reporting on the public accounts of
Belgium; and the same fellow is to receive £5OO for one
year's salary as Secretary to the Commissioners of Ac-
counts.

In 1831 the Protestants Charter Schools in Ireland re-
ceived froth Parliament £5,794, they are this year to
receive nothing. The Roman Catholic College on the
contrary 'received, in 1831, the sum of £8,928 and it is
to receive the same amount this year. And this is Whig
impartiality.
The Cholera Morbus Boards in England cost the coun-
try 1.7,724 3s. sd. and more injurious jobbing than they
exhibited, was never practised. The Central Board was
one continued piece of inefficiency and trickery ; and yet
in addition to the above sum the public have to pay
£lO3 2s. Bd. as fees on Sir D. Barry's Knighthood, it
being connected with Cholera Morbus; also £lOB 2s. Bd.
as tees on Lieutenant-Colonel Sir M. Creagh's Knight-
hood. it being connected with Cholera Morbus; also
£377 12s. 10d. to expenses in creating Dr. Russell a
Baronet, it being connected with Cholera Morbus. .
,In the Estimates for the civil contingencies is the ful-
lowing rather curious item :—" For plate supplied to
Lord Palmerston upon his appointment as Secretary of
State .£4BR 65." Now Lord Palmerston was appointed
in 1830; why was not the money taken before the pre-
sent.year ? 'Simply because his Lordship thought he
would give his colleagues as much breathing time as he
safely could, and then perhaps the item would pass un-
noticed.

The independence of the first Reformed Parliament
of all family connection was capitally illustrated by Cap-
tain Spenser. His name had been inserted in the pa-
pers as having voted for the reduction of the Malt Tax,
while, in fact, the Captain was not in town. He re-
quested that the matter might be set right, not so much
on the ground that he did not vote, as on the ground
that it would have been so very inconsistent for him to
have voted against his brother, Lord Althoip.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10

UNITED STATES.

Agnes and Ann, Roebuck. fm New Orleans, with 1607 bales cot-
ton, C Tayleur, Sons & co—l' Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.

Swallow, M'Kean, fin Bahia, with 485 bls eotn, 51 es 12 brig sugar,
order—P llk.
Jean Stuart, Macfarlane, fin Rio Grande de St Pedro, 103 pipes tal-
low, 22 bales hair, 60 bales hide cuttings, 21049 ox.horns abt 20 t, J
Goodwin—K