The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-07 00:00:00

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The Oriental, which has j
India of the Ist of March,
January.
On the 17th of February, (
victory in Scinde, near Hyde
of three hours.
• The Belochee army of 22,C
thrown by 2,700 English,
wounded; including 18 officer
The insurrection in Bunde

Lord Ellenborough had ri
February.
In China the most perfec'
:gess had been made towarC
Major Malcolm arrived on
again for Hong Kong on th
There was.no news in the
The house of Rothschild
tract for 814 piasters per qu

The steamer Teviot arr
the West India mails. •
steamer notbeing ready to
Tampico, the 21st of Febi
bruary ; Havannali, the 9
Bermuda, the 18th ;-and fri
passengers, and on freight
cochineal.
On the 16th of February
at irera Cruz, in which fil
shore from theiranchors,•t

Campeachy. continued I
and the Montezuma steam
on the 23d of February, I
reinforcements to the an
whole of the British sear
expedition had left, and tl
at Campeachy. Dates fr
February, by which we lear

rrom St, Thomas's, we lea
earthquake have been expel.%
of the last mail-boat, but caw
supplement to the Guiana Tii
George-town, expresses most
pointment and annoyance wl
there on discovering that the 11
rived on that day, brought no
return mails were to be closet
day, they would be excluded
ters for another fortnight
scarce there, and the bes'
chasers, which depres,-
tributed to their (t.
the Imperial Parham
Africa, and of the tG
ment upon that and t
Queen's speech.

The devastation of the
and the other contiguou
cussion, and although D
Jamaica have severally f
pease the necessities of
sorely afflicted by this tu
is made to the British pu
on the occasion. The A
petition to Lord Stanley,
the amount of £lOO,OOO
paid by instalments at st
to dictate after a benevol

tress occasioned by

On the coedit

opinions

congenial to t}
and Antigua
from Trinid
was 410 ho

IgsheaUs

puncheons, 6 tierces
22,6341 b of coffee.

No Jamaica ma

irregularity in the sy
being hinted at as the c

papers continue their c
the arrangements of th

LIVING ON THE NA, ES
who has seen a letter frr
following extract. .4
writer (a lady) says
fast this morning, a
the part of another
part. I had the cu.
found it (which you w•
correct) to measure ten

v. and I man

ence, and weighed a q
natives) are sold at 2s. I
glassful; and flour is. p

SLAVE TRAD

tract of a letter date
" On the 2nd instan
Her Majesty's
here in a very leak.
river in which she A
and damaged the for
arrived here she was
that it would be possl
enable her to proceed
not being accomplishes
been landed here, and
dan. The vessel rema
tide, and will consequt
have been placed under
inhabitants of this town
Madagascar to apportion
declined doing so. Hoe
to be seen; but it is so f
cans that there is a Briti
afford them protection a

ship IV

FOREIGN ll\

Accounts from Rio hay
they state that Mr. Ellis'
that he is making prepai

•,•/.4.41, •3
almost immediately in his 1
for a fresh treaty has been
ters, the terms not being si
but they have offered to
will reduce the duties on
same rates as those on sugi
British colonies Of coin
gotiate on any such terms.
to give up his house on th
his residence at Johnston's
to sail, unless this display 0
shake the decision of the
ministers are very civil,
House of Representatives,
duties on British goods th
but they seem to be as dete
The Linnet was to be de
it was not considered certa

In the heavy gale of Septert
co, three ships of war are sum.
were in the gulf at the time,
of, viz., the British brig tor
the Texan schooner San An
supposed to have perished in tt
PRESENT EXCITEMENT
Revco have I known such sir
the country. Political part'
agitation. The Presidenti
absorbing; bat local polit
ducted with far more thar
thereof no man can foret,
into factions, each strivit
are inactive, but before loi
in ths field. As yet no cam
named by them for the Presk
alluded to is not
to confine
red to p,
greater degree, the ligions
the name of Miller, had taken it
to be destroyed during the r
is
ing, with great zeal, this °pin"
minds have r become derange
"ht
thinking that m
of their sins and joined a
thodists, the Presbyteria
protracted and prayer r
their flocks. The r
The Baptists have
cause of pure and
moted by this systeu_
hope it may, but I do not,
Times.

The Austrian ut
arehension relati
C p
haprles had ceased

FnascE•---lne
adopted the Patents I
Chamber of Deputies
estimates of 1842 and
Last Thursday, a pi

was seen to proceen
Quai d'Orsay, with
a screw, on the Arcl
about 14 or 15 metre
as a present to Quee
shortly, from Havre

The King of the I
to St. Cloud on the
are now being got rea
of her Royal Highne:
gustus of Saxe Cohn'
are also being prepai
his royal highness's I

Advices from A
Pasha was then n
that no period
General had left
Consul had alrc

negroes in th
plague at Cairo
duced into the comm_e
Turkey. The Bri
called upon to furn
servations on the subject
for the purpose. There