The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-27 00:00:00

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STATE OF THE COUNTIA"..
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CONDITioN COIYNIfY,..SI,TIPPE4ARY.
INHUMAN M pit DER,—Tilepperhapa,one tit Abk,
most wanton, barbarous, and inhuman. murders latt‘i hoed,
our painful duty to jay before our readers:fel- length' vt,..t low;
The, facts connected with the catastrephe ar'e,lammntable and
melancholy in the e*trerne-r-therareproof strong and iMsitivO
of the innate savagenesS and barbarity so peculiar Ao a certain
class-of our peasantry, trent whose insatiable vengeance owl
blood-stainq lianas the life of their devoted victim &mart; by,
the Most, watchful vigilance; be rendered secure. A tarine4.
named Richard Coghlan, a resident of Witolgalt county of
Win •
Kilkenny, when on his return e, fin Sattirday evening Last,
from the market cfcarrick-ou-Su.ir,• accompanied by two boys;
was pounced upon, near the slate quarries, about two milrs'dist
tant from the police station of Leaugh, by four men armed with
pitchforks, who murdered hini in. the most c,inl and deliberate
manner. . The boys, on the hostile apprtiacli of the releiaties
savages, fled for their own safety. • The body Was found on this
road with one of the forks through the neck, and two, others
close to it. Perhaps the generality of. our readers Will tremble
on hearing the cause assigned for this wanton sacrifice of humati
life;, it is this—the deceased was the, only surviving life ilk
,a
lease of a considerable portion of the lands of Curraghmore;
about 400 acres. held by his friends and resat ices ! Au inquest
was held on the body, when Lord Duncanndu illajor
Browne attended. Lord Duncannon, addressed
,the assembled
peasantry in Sitergetic and feeling language:. he deprecated in
the strongest possible terms the inhumanity awl,- barbariti of
the black deed; and pledged I:intl.:elf, in the mesa htiMane man-
ner, to exert all his influence in obtaining a renewal of the lease
for the relatives of the deceased, iu order to frustrate the tabd,
-ding designs of the assassins. If such deeds were permitted to •
pass without the most marked reprobation, and, if possible, ex:
tteme punishment, uo man's lire can be secure.—Clomizel Ad-
. verliser. ,

- ANoTnna anee.-06 the evening of the 10th inst:, on
the road between Mullinahone and Callan, a confidential man
of the 'name - of John Shea, in the employment of Matthew
Hughes, gsq., of Baliyrichard, was attacked by two unknown
ruffiansfrorn inside a ditch, clip inhumanly beat him to a
savage degree, having-inflicted seven cuts on the head,.and 4
fracture in the skull, of which he liniiered in tiirturing Pain
until Monday night, the 12th inst., when death terminated hi 4
sufferings. An inquisition was held on the body be. Mt. 11111,
coroner,and the Rev. Win. Bryan, J. P., awl a . verdict re-
turned, that the deceased came fiv his death in consequence of
having received several cuts on the head,. and his sknil frac-
tured,- by some malicious persons, as yet unknown. -. Shea was
a man of an upright and temperate diameter, and hail been in
the.VriPloYaleut of Ma'., ang'hea for the last tent years. The
only cause assigned for this murder is, that by his attentien to
his master's business lie made himself obnoxious to some indivi;
duals. Shea is the eighth person who has lost his life within
these nine years. between Miillinaliore and Callan (a distance,
of only four five out of that number having been bar-
barously muidered-.—/bid.
A LEGISLATOR SHOT.—On Thnrsilay night 1a5t,..4 party of
armed legislators attacked the dwelling-house of a poor farmer;
named Ryan, at Upper Chnrch, and were in the act of breaking
in the do:ir with a sledge, when a servant boy, who had been iii
bed in the house, neat to the window and gave the quietus to
one of thou be lodging the content: of a pistol in his body. if
they received such a tee at every house they lienoured with• a
professional visit, we rather opine that thoy would shortly feel
disposed to abandon their christion callin .—ibid.
THE CARDERS.—These wretches have recoiumenced their
atrocious practices in the county Roscommon, having dragged
a poor farmer out of his bed at night in the parish of KilAmtil
last week, and lacerated his naked Leek in a shockingnianner.
DEsPEaATE ATTEMPT AT Munoka.—A process-server froni
Catriekon-Suir, who had served a man of the name of Quinlan
with a process, was attacked on Saturday, near Ballvdine by
six ruffians, and narrowly escaped being murdered. On being
attacked, he fled to the house of a poor woman, who entered
just at the moment the fellows came up, when she asked them
what they wanted, and they replied that they, werii going to
murder the process-server; the woman threatened that she
would prosecute them all if they attempted to put their threat
into executiou, and after remaining a short time they departed:
Constable Orr, on hearing of the circumstance, hastened to the
place, and succeeded in capturing three of the party who are
fully identified.— Waterford Mail.
SHAMEFUL SACRILEGE.—We have said elsewhere that the
winter campaign of agitation had commenced in our county,
awl would bring with it its due proportion of concomitant evils,
and scarcely had we written the Words when 'we were in-
formed of a most wanton and shameful outrage, committed at
the new church of Taemnshane, in this county. The Rev. Mr.
Armstrong, the incumbent, had walls built liitely on each side
of the approach to the gate, which were levelled to the ground
a few nights ago, by some daring ruffians as yet unknown ; and
not contented with the perpetration of this malicious iujiiry they
proceeded to add to it the most shameful indignity and insult.;
There is not a more mild, humane, or a inure charitably pHs-
posed clergyman of any Comtnunion.. than Mr. Armstrong. there-
fore it cannot be against the indiVidual but the religion, of which,
he is au exemplary minister, the eirulente of the bigoted mis-
creants is directed, in thus defiling and treatiug with indignity.
the sacred edifice where be zealously inculcates the doctrines of
peace on earth and good will towards all Mankind.—Weaj,rd
Conservative.

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The novel application of heating with the flame- of barning
gas is coming very extensively into use.
A son of Lord Chancellor Plunkett is appointed agent, or
receiver, of the revenues of the late dioceSe of Clone, under the
ecclesiastical boa rd:
NAP(iLEUN'S Ve-tnow.—The Duchess of Parma is said to lie
in a delicate state of health, and to haVe manifested the desire,
of being relieved from the burden of public affairs. In this case;
the government of the Duchy of Parnia would devolie on the
Duke of Lucca.

all the ruins I have seen In GermairS, (and that is
no small number,) I have never discovered the ,east vestige of
ity.—Cdle ridge:
NOVEL MODE OF DilELLlNG.—Withiti the last week, a
coal porter at New floss had a quarrel with a Graigue lighter-
man, whom he challenged to fight. The boatman ,ephed,
will not fight you, but I will do u day'4 work against yob for
fifteen pence."

- Mr. Kean .terminated a very suereatfut-eugagement at the
Manchester Theatre on Saturday evening. The receipts to
Richard ilia Third amounted to £'265.

A new melodrama by Mr. Plauche, to be called The 751
relliny Carriage, is in rehearsal at. Drury Lane. The aorta;
master, Mr. Harris, is daily drilling the choruses it Balfe'i
grand opera previous to its iutrodu.tion next week.
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H °Gm:Tu.—Sir James Mackintosh rives tie tolloscing ejlli-
niun of Flogarth,
sta stated by his sun in his life, just kablished
" I perform my prothise of giving you some account' of what I
have been reading in
was
I do dot think it is quite jus-,
tice to say that he was a- great comic genius. It is more true
that be was a great master of the tragedy, and comedy of low.
life. His pictures have terrific and pathetic circumstances, and
even scenes; he was a Litlo as well as a Fielding. His sphere,
which was English low lite, was contracted italced, compared
to that of Shakspeare, who ranged through huinau nature in all
times, couutriaa, ranks, and forms ; but he resetabled Shaft.:
speare in the versatility of his talent, which cawd be either tra-
gic or comic; and in a propensity, natural to such a talent, to
blend tragic With cotnie circumstances."
ROMAN CATHOLIC NUNNEItt In EntiNeyeati.—This builds
ing is a large irregular pile in the Saxon style of arehitectare;
It is entered by a huge gateway studded with iron bolts like a
prison door. It is surmounted by a curd cut iu stone, emblema-
tical of severity and penance. The chapel is a beautiful place
and was opened fur religious purposes on St. Margaret's day,
when three young ladies took the veil. The iiuunery contains
just now fruits 30 to 40 imitates.; about two duzen ofthils num-
her are nuns, and the remainder are huardets. I cannot say
that the ladies are remarkable for beauty, although their dr'ess
is very striking; it consists of a black gown which !':.ills down
to the heels—the head is covered with a cap ur hood of the tame
stuff, the hair is parted
" a la mailunna"—the veil dogs not con-
ceal the face, it is brought forward Iwo or three ruches, and then
falls in graceful frids down the e e wear white----
others of a more strict and confirmed habit adopt the black veil
Those who wear the latter tie is cord of a crimson culuur round
the waist, and a silver cross is attached to the. breast by means
of a cord. The nuns are attended by a Roman Catholic cler-
gyman, who plays the part of a confessor.—Paisley Adcertizt,.
Sir Edward Kerrison is putting in operation the "Allotment
System" with the greatest advantages to agricultural labourers,
in the parish of Eye, and other parts adjoining his estate, Oak-
- ley-park, Suffolk. The whole of the labourers, with their wive
and children, last week partook of a substantial dinner of
roast beef and plum pudding, to the number of abtitit twit hun-
dred persons.
Some weeks agO we gave an outline of a conversation held
with an old shipmate of his Majesty, while on board the Prince
George: Colonel Wernyss, having observed the paragraph,
took an opportunity of directing his Majesty's attention to it;
when the King stated that ho recollected the circumstance al-
luded to as well as Miller, and, as a marl: of respect, graciously
sent him £5. Miller, who is on'the bolder of-80, and who has
been rather unwell for smite time, felt highly gratified. When
he first heard of his Majesty's attention his exclaimed with pe-
culiar emphasis. "Well. 1 was sure the King, God bleSs
would mind o' Inc."—Fifeshire Journal.
Dote Mtuunt..-7Letters of the Bth ipstant, from Vienna, id

the Nurembarg Correspondent, say—" Don- Itlignei has nut been
allowed to enter Austria. Having learned at Venice that his
presence in the Austrian Stiites would out be agreeable, he set
out for Modena: , The Duke of Modena has proinitied to assist
him in his financial mobarraisments. The Princess of Beira;
and the sous of lion Carlos will remain at Laybach until the .
cholera has subsided, and they can return to Italy."
PETTY VILXATIONS.—It is of the utmost iitlvituttige, for our
own peace, tout we should learn as much au posnible to regard
the little vexations which we may, or rather lutist, often meet
front the ili humour of others, or frOur the crossings and jar-
rings of interests opposite to.our own, with the same pltieuee
with which we bear the occasional fogs of our changeful sky.
The caprices of man are us little at our (ifposal as the varieties
of the seasons. Not to lay our account with these htunit.o vexa-
tions, is a fully very similar to that of expecting ia winter all
the flowers' and sunshine Of spring, and of lamenting that the.
snowt and sleet; which have tallen oferNwhere Clan,rnoull 11:.vu
fallen on our little garden.—Doctor Mamas Brown', LeduTes.
How To DISMISS as A UDIENCE:—A inanager of a snail the-
atre, not far frquithe banks lathe Litiey,perceividig shortly be-.
fore the curtain drew' up that the audience consisted ofonly three
persons,
found himself under the necessity of putting Off the per-
turmanee to the following day, So, ailvanciiig to the front of the
stage with a theatrical air—" Ladies and Gentlemen,'" said Mr.
O'Higgins( fur that was his name), ".1 perceive there is ftubody
here. lam forced, therefore, with the i;reaiest regret; to send
you ail home, it being understood that the entertainments an
pounced by the'bill will not take place tu-night; buts ever, I have
the honour, Gentlemen and Ladies, to aliprise you ti .t the 9e7
firrmances of this evening will be repeated to:merruw."
EXPEDITION Ti) AFUICA FLOM TIIk.CLYDI.I.-,--0/1- Thursday

afternoon a scene of a very novel and interesting description was
exhibited to the people of Greenock. A short time ago we
mentioned that our talentrAl townsmen Todd and IVl•Greger,
engineers, had built and tinished a neat little iron steamer, and
,that her uvoiearance on the river had excited a great deal of
inlerest. lhis beautiful little dandy toy of a steamer has again.
and again perforated the voyage up and down the river, to the
great satisfaction of every person conuecti d with he., aud to the
admiration of ail who have Witnessed the mot-et-Lents of this
great curiosity. On Wedneadai' ske took her final departure
front the Bromielaw, and arrived at Greenock in the afternoon,
where she announced her arrival by a discharge of orduanire.
Immediately after her arrival she was taken sato the harbour
`and completely dismantled, and was on Thursday atternooti
hoieted on board of the brig Mi.sehief, a rafitish-looking ()id slaves.,
which has been fitted out by rr Glasgow company for the. purpose
of trading with the inland parts of Africa. The- sanely of :he
scene attracted or greet crowd of people. This little stcuinet.
when fully equipped, and in working order, about ten tone
weight, and is intended to ,;xplore the I,4ger and its tributary
streams, for the purpose of trafficking with the natives. Her
cargo consists of ammunition, stores, toys, and. upwards of a
hundred bags of small shells, called notifies, flow, the East In-
dies, which are to be given fur gold dust, ivory, add oilier valua-
ble produce of Africa. The Mischief sails for,. the Bight o .
Benin, and is well manned. Another vessel sails filial thi4,.
Clyde. Pail of the same expedition, in a Skerrt
Chronicle:

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CONTEMPORA RI . PI?'SS. ' ;n-on, which the claimaint must know conic! not for a mo- The movt Extraordinary and Ilisprecedented Remedy and Disco- uiporlls. Mary, Ball, from Smyrna. off M 'Re. 26th Sept. bound for this port. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCTOBER 23.
very in the .4itnals of Medicine; will lie finind in
teeth, ' Jahn Ormerod, Chapman, hence, at Oporto.
Monarchy, from Halifax, off Cape Clear for Cork, 21st instant.
Anent be entertained, ii was clearly proved that there was , . Though the transactions in Cotton this week have been tel a fair ex-
. • . . . YOLAN;D'S 'SPECIFIC SOLUTION.
Waterford.
tseirar,(l;:lis.:herice, at N.eiv. Orleans..
. THE REGISTRATION.-The triumphant success of the only a surplus of £1 ss. per annum for tnirteen votes . Tinfl IS most cert.&in, safe, and speedy reiiiecq, as well as im- AFRICA..
• Sarah Sbeafe, Merry, from New York, at Belfast. tent, onr market has been heavy, and closes at a decline of Id 5 }dam
conservative cause in the registration courts of this 'lbis case is curious enough and reminds int of one of : 1 prover of the constitution, which never had' to, dread a Dido, Forshaw, fm Africa, with 1450 cks palm oil, 7 elephant's '
Morgiana, —, from Archangel, at Dundee. • fb in the common qualities of American, id or lb in Small, and 1-cl 41f
county is not, w' are happy to perceive, without rivalry rather a singular nature that was heard some time ago, 'successful rival, continues to he Sold; wholesale and retail. by 14 chts 1 ble 1 cse retd goods, Sir J Tobhi-P Dk tb in Egyptian. Exportors have taken 2,'250 American and-150 Sant
. ....:-. The Nymph Williams ; and- Priueess Victoria, Thomas, hence, at
Sir Walter Scott, Cumming, fm Afriea, with 1400 cks palm on, omit:
in other places. The acconnta.from Surrey and from before the banisters at Yarmouth, in which James Bell, 'HANNAY and Co., 6.3, Oxford-street London; and by alt the
~and specolators 700 American.
pa red wood, 1-elephant's tooth, 3 ca 1 ck retd goods, Sir.'Tobin-
principal Medicine Venders in Europe. . Mordecai, Libby,. hence for Mobile. at Milfo,d.
Torkshirefrom Durham and. from Devon-from West of Wailands, claimed as a £5O. occupier. It appeared -W Dk •
Dolphin, Owens,,from Cardiff for this port, at do, with sins split.
The fame which this Medicine has. acquired., not merely. in ACCOUNT OP SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
Somerset and from North Derbyshire-afford us the that Ball tented a house of the value of £B. or £lO a- this country, but thrOughout the world, has trade its Sale un- EAST
.INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, d-c. William, Thomas, from Cardiff for this port, at Milford, leaky.
Kyle, Fletcher, fm Calcutta, with 20 hds then], 50 chts indigo, 33 The Cruizer. Bully, from Rio Grande, arrived at this port, so. iled From the 17th inst. to this day incluaire.
greatest pleasure, and give assurance of victory at the year, together with a certain number of cows, belonging chts lac dye 56 hls hides 1107 bga linseed 1597 Les lek rice 200 bgs 21st 'Angaist Left the Filthy-jai loading to sail
for Cork for orders in
bounded. '
SALIM. IMPORTS.
twit contest; but above. all, Mr. Joseph Hume, the re- to and de.pastured upon the meadows of Bull's landlord, . Almost countlesi thousands have by its use been cured of the 1 CA. Allgarj,robbin coffee, 101411' Is cotton, 70 ,bls safflower: 36 chts three dap.... Porcia for this- port, in three weeks • and the Ann, of , ,--- Sales
jetted of Montrose, is tu be the rejected of Middlesex, and that, for the use of the House and cows jointly, he following diseases, viz., Gonorrhoea and its consequences; Gleets, shellac, 130.1igs saltpetre, Ibx currv.powder, 14 bls silk 2 bls Gadhur Teignmouth, for Dartmouth. Savv the vessels that sailed yesterday DESCRIPTIONS. T-Filly This , This j erv..iy.,
.. } thwis49Y4eoar :meek. of. the wees. Week his Year
milk, has tea. 4cs silk pce gOocls. brder-2 cs cigars, F Hodgkinson. off the Ormshead, at Mast night. wind S.S.E., it came round to W.&
Strictures, Whites, Pains in the Loins, Affections of the Kid-
and to wander about like thaunhappy shades of the an- paid an annual rent of £so'. The claim was, of . course,
'. .. .. 'Heys, irritation of the Uretha or Bladder, Enlargement of the b-1 bx jedwellety Golborne and Dobbs-I est copper tube s, S New- W. about one o'clock, and blew very hard. .
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ou an co-P Ok The Native, Coda, from Wexford; at Lythate, With cargo damageo Sea Island Georgia .bBo 7../ ,21 0 26d
cie,nts in search of rest and consolation. Alas fur the rejected. This roan, BUB; had probably 'the merit 0r4.4t
. . ~. Prostate Gland, difficulty in passing Water, and various other John Marsh, Clans fin Bombay. with 504 bls 92 hf bls cotton, 266 and leaky,. bound to this port. Stained Ditto.., 1650 20 161 - 0 } 3:34 - 300816
Whig radical conspiracy ! Despised by the king,. spurned being the first reformer tvho sought to extend the bless- ; discharges in the male and female, as well as 'all other Urinary Upland Ditto...-. - ill
his wool, 19 ca silk, 20'kes aloes, 113 cs 5 bells tea, 13 .bgs cowries, 530 The vessel that easy cajihized off Point Lynaa 23,1 instant and taken .•
Maranham 1 25300 1600 111 -13 )
by the peers, unsupported by. the people, they i,ty upon logs of " the hill" by theingerrionsespedient ofconsider- . Diseases.
,--1 hirs Pepper, 17 es gum animi, 1 cse ivory, 3175 .ps red wood. Plum, in tow by No. 2 Pilot Boat, was the Essay, from Ebicklo'W, for this Alabama.
bales cotton, Order-K Dk 71 -10
the fragile support of a dirainited„ wavering majority of nig a cow as_a tenement' ; but his fame may now be i There may be one Medicine a little euperior to another, but Richmond and co-29 bls safflower, Cropper and co-1206 bales 110 hf ; Port, Since wrecked at Camois.
The Luna; from,llull to Memel, claim don the 9th, is totally lost on Mobile.
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33, Who only acquire the .means of mischief by disre- rivalled by friend Cliadhitni, who baS certainly the merit i this is far superior to them all, frequently performilfg a perfect '
1371utirinla7:, r07.87.e-dit blew A heavy gale last ni'dat from N. to W. •
;Bahia and ayaio..• 23790 330 101 -12 1799 22422
ire in four hours from. the Commence nt of taking WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. 410 ill -"II i 1500 41584
garAling the obligations of an oath. They declare they of being the first dissenter who "claims an afternoon col- yew Orleans
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N.W.-wind to-day West, still blowing hard. ' Aricati and Ceara ' 1 - -
and although it is so extremel carious, it is Arethusa Hutchinson, fm Ba!hhadosi Barbados;. with 271 hds 60 tea
tll brls -
Etsions, Oct. 17.-The few downward.boond ships detained here Sawginned..... .... .
rest securely upon the affections of the people, but they lection as a part of the rents and profits of a chapel, in
tecjUajty..ingCen't in. its
.opeition, so that th oat delicate In- Ea'ar,4_6 hales cotton, Reyes, Lit er an,
.al4_ c. 9--.. F 81__sl!Yee meats,
date not hazard a dissolution-they assert that their. Sup- support of a vote; the right to Which should rest on not ividual may take it with decided-benefit; d whenever there w ?r,ti J ThompsoD--,4 do, Ikg tamarinds, 0 °Fowling-LI Dk 10a -11 ' 2071 33817
Grape, Jones, fin Antigua, with 249 Us 19 tes 1 brl sugar, 75 nos fiir some clays, left our roads this morning with a fine wind from the Para - 0 219
peelers constitute the intelligence of the country, yet in less than 40s. received to his own use. After this Barn- s a doubt about disease it should alwav e resorted to, as it
. h. 1 d rum, 162 pus molasses, C W and F Shand-6 hds rum, 14 lids 5 East, and we have at present no ships here. The Palladium, from St. Peruvian . 20002127
every scheme and in every plan they merely pander to Ole, the conservatives will have need ofall their vigilance, nvariahly improves the constitution, 1 ving the patient in tes sugar, Trustees ('‘, Turner-26 hits I tee sugar, Ewalt, Myers and co Petersburgh to sheerness, cleared on the 11th, and returned on the Demerara and Berbice, 1590 60 lg -139 i
gt
St.
wileht.lossrsbuorfgishallsisairoltnhyar
lostngeb 2028
ether health than be had previously been in. It is rather.
o'rthhieanTdr_csdererw, frzeroThrtol; Barbados, 4BO 10 101 - 0 1
the passions of the mob. They are popular, vet they are for what' is there too audacious for some of these truth- agreeable to the palate than otherwise, and no one need make -17 hds I tee do, C Turner jun-20 oils do, 8 bas arrowroot, 151 co-
nuts, 4k s tamarinds Ibx preserves and pepper, Grder-P DkCommon West India 332p 0- 0 123 3026
despised-they are disiwerested, yet they ice karn'od letting, trick-despising, self styled liberals to attempt? the least alteratii'm in diet Or beverage.' wen,
from Riga to
and
entered our harbour this morning with La Guayra 3770 210 10 - 1011 640'
Lima Packet, Cunningham, fin Trinidad, with 56 hds I tee sugar,
Carthagena - 0 5239
to swarm the country withlocust commissioners and era- It perhaps may be as well to observe that, attire abovebris caEsada flour, 11 his 60 sins cotton, 8 brls coffee, W Word nod co Sinyrna - 0 O.
veiling inquisitors-they are intelligent and enlightened, court, at Leake James Wbeatleclaimed ' .
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from a highly respectable Surgeon, whose practice is very et.' -1 bale cotton, 100 bags cotton, 1 brl ton gin beans, G and J Smith- Etryptians -
Surat apd.M..a.d..ra5.....: 9620 440 121 -14 i 1839 mos
tensive in these Complaints, will satisfy every mind of the 3 tnks rem goods, J and J Dalglish-1 bx do. 1 brl sugar, 6'lo coker TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Oci. 26, 18.35.
off p
iiit •.4nisind,atoill-It:laryhdeldo,ul.7 Per public sale thia,day,
Y' by some unaccotintable -fatuity they yell down reason Parish clerk Of Sutton Bonnington. He stated that he 37657
superiority of the Medicine, and the advantage derived front nuts, 2 boxes preserves, I cse cocoa paste, Order-5 cords dunnage '53131304° 56°10 61 -- 084 , 4433
in the House of Commons, and display in every move- bad held the ofEee thirteen Yeats, and received 50s. per iakiag it.
wood, For Exportation-K Dk
.710..-811441,°Gwieongrifretaing, EB•
meat the workings of caprice or pride. They tell us that annum for his services out of the charch Cates. Acting TO Mr. POLAND,
tiltriasrsyd,_oN;lisoprio„rtfemr_Demerara, with 164 Hs 10 tcs 63 oils suar, J
at 3 30 p. m. Sea Island .
Stained Ditt.o... ..
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0 - 0
0- 0 I
they are independent, becanse-tbey possess power in deft- upon the principles which have universally governed. the Sir -I have given nat. Medicine very extensively ill in) own
trrequent opportunities Bolton-14 hds dn. Wilson and Coprt--wsiomcnlok,fsi7Yhadnsaly
teshtile-21. do.
15 has do, . ,48 pus Bengal • •
ante of the king-they tell us they are tolerant, because decisions (Attie barristers on this circuit, the court allow- go bis ram, 27 beg 5 brls coffee, TB4 II Murray-41 by coffee, l----
traetice for the coMplabits you recommend it, and have had
LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
they are indifferent to religion--they assure us that nine- ed the claim. • The result of ttie registration is most sa-, ities of seeing its effects in hospital practice, Robinson and Girvin-70 hds sugar. 2 brig pepper. Order-K Dk 800560 1931"0 21795 , 826973
and have never seen it fail in s single instance of performing a Mariner. M'Grachy, fin Belize, with 325 Igs mahogany. 51g ends, • .....—.......----_,
tenths of the people cheer them on In their career, and tisfaotory, and has even placed the conservative cause inDays. Men. Eon. Ht. Festivals, 4.c.
Cure in an incredibly short period, orMondoY Erening.26l.4 October.
back them in every danger. But when we ask for proof a much proirder position than it has hitherto commanded regret prescribing it •on the contrary, I give it daily, as it is Pdrilla, 7' E -halloner-Q Dk . .
had the least reason to. d0,.17 tlor,wood, 66 1)41 bx Teta goads, 1500 coker nuts, 3 bls sorsa-
_ _____ _____ ......_______ _
The sales on Saturday were 2,500 bags, of which 500 American were
OCT. H. V. A. I!. F. I.
of their popularity-when we ask them to test it by a dis- , in this always loyal district.--Nottingham Journal. place any reliance on or these complaints.
the only medicine I 'fOnyx, Nkbolson, fin Belize, with 20 t chipped logwood, 235 logs
mahogany Order-9 slabs mahogany, 1600 etiker nuts, 1 Nicholson- Turaday ....27 239 3 7 15 2 .___ taken on speculation ; to-day about the same quantity is sold, 500 for
solution-and if they have the power to drive the con .---Yours, &c., „ Rictiaan 13iiiOliT, Surgeon. 0-13 D ni Wednesday-28 -3 36 412 13 0' St Sinion and St Jude. export, and at rather lower rates for the middle and inferior qualities
servatie'es from the House of Commons, and thus to . . , • 61, South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square. SOUTH
It has always been the practice of publiojournalists to Poland's Specific Solution is sold in bottles at 2s. Dd., 4s, 6d., 30 622 7 5- 11 1
fralltre the Dentile's feelinps and evidence their own infln- . . ... . i . Amelia, Poe, fin Ntonte Video, Ivist.l 636 dry o atitl, o Iff,„es, 7 bi!les
,Frid",'
qatoinar.... 31 7 4.5 5 211 II 7 . -

THE REGISTRATION.—The triumphant success of the
conservative cause in the registration courts of this
county is not, we are happy to perceive, without rivalry
in other places. The accounta.from Surrey and from.
Yorkshirefrom Durham and. from Devon—from West
Somerset and from North Derbyshire—afford us the
greatest pleasure, and give assurance of victory at the
next contest; but above. all; Mr. Joseph Home, the re-
jected of Montrose, is tu be the rejected -of Middlesex,
and to wander about like the,unhappy shades of the an-
cients in search of rest and consolation. Alas fur the
whip radical Conspiracy ! Despised by the king,, spurned
by the peers, unsupported by the people, hey iely upon
the fragile support of a dirunited„ wavering majority of
33, Who only acquire the .means of mischief by disre-
garAling the obligations of an oath. They declare they
rest securely upon the affections of the people, but they
date not hazard a dissolution—they assert that theireup-
petters constitute the intelligence of the country, yet in
every scheme and in every plan they merely pauder to
the passions of the mob. They are popular, yet they are
despised—they are disiwerested, yet they hive learned
to swarm the country with.locust corurbissioners, and tra-
velling inquisitors—they are intelligent and enlightened,
yet by some unaccountable fatuity they yell down reason
in the House of Commons, and display in every move-
ment the workings of caprice or pride. They tell us that
they are independent, becansethey possess power in defi-
ance of the king—they tell us they are tolerant, because
they are indifferent to religion—they assure us that nine-
tenths of the people cheer them on In their career, and
back themin every danger. But when we ask for proof
of their popularity—when we ask them to test it by a dis-
solution—and if they have the power to drive the con
servatives from the House of Commons, and thus to
gauge the people's feelings and evidence their own influ-
ence, we find that popular as they are, and admired as
they profess to be, they decline the experiment, and ad:
here to their ridiculous assertion !—Now when we find
tliat Mr. Hume is thus singularly fearful of Middlesex,
Mr. Stanley, of Cheshire, Mr. Ewart, of Liverpool, Mr,
Richard Pater of Wigan, Mr. Gishorne of Derbyshire,
Lord Milton of Northamptonshire, and Lord Alorpeth of
the West Hiding—=when we hear accounts of operative
conservative associations springing up in all quarters,
we feel the scepticism as to the intensity of their pope-
laritt , and doubts as to their influence are neither Un-
deserved nor unfounded. Our suspicions are aroused it
the lukewarruness of these ready combatants, for we have
never heard that in the days of chivalry a refusal to test
strength was a proof of its possession.
If, then, the whigs are confident, let them put an end
to this unnatural state of society, in which a gang of
Irish mendicants are turning the scale upon all occasions
when the senators of England are in doubt. If the mi-
nistry be strung, let them not husband their strength till
it
.is too late to exert it—let them come forward, and ap-
pealing to the country, say what they have done, from
their trick upiin Manners Sutton to their attempted spcli-
ation of the trial) ChUrch—let them tell what they intend
to du, from making O'Connell privy-councillor to the
establishment of popery—let them throw off disguise and
dispel doubt—let them bring their case before the British
nation, and stand or fall by the verdict., .But if they be
weak and dare not hazard this appeal—if they be recreant
and dire not face their constituents, let them cease from
insulting the people with pretensions to power they do
not possess—let them abandon the offices they hold in de-
fiance of the wish of the country.

It has always been the practice of publicjoUrnalists- to
record, in a prominent way, the advent and departure of
public characters; and it has become our duty this week
to chronicle the setting out of a gentleman who for some
time past has occupied a more than ordinary share of
public attention. Many of our townsmen. will, we are
sure, sympathise with us in this our heavy affliction.
We, (speaking like kings in the plural) can safety say
we have,rarely met with such a subject, and, therefore„
feel it difficult to find words to express our loss—which
is no less than the departure-of Mr. John Orr, of street-
preaching notoriety, who has left this for Liverpool,
having previously, no doubt, shaken the dust from his
feet, in token of I is disappointment at having neither
made converts to his notions, nor succeeded in obtaining
the crown of martyrdom. The " townsman of our own"
had penetration enough ultimately to see that any expec-
tation to make proselytes, was. entitely out of the ques-
tion ; and for some time past his object has evidently
been, by his very impertinent talk, frequently addressed
to individuals, to provoke some one to retaliate, and thus'
get himself brought before the public as an ill-used per-
Sonage. In this, however, lie has been equally unsuc-
cessful, and notwithstanding his many provocations, has
been unable to excite more than general derision., De-
feated in this his last hope, he has now made him-self
scarce. Since our last notice there has been no altei-a-
Lion in his harangues worth reportin,tr,, save a nearly
equal quantity of abuse poured out on Messrs. O'Con-
nell and O'Sullivan. It was clear that Mr. Orr was not
attached to the party of either of these gentlemen, as he
manfully abused both. The preacher said, in regard to
the former, he had come here to flatter the people's pre-
judices, and to "butter them up" with a high,opinion of
themielves. Mr. Orr dealt with one of Mr. O'Connell's
statements as follows :—" Mr. O'Connell says that he is
on a mission; well, if he is, some one must have sent
WM, and who was it? It Was not God, for God never
sends papists on missions. It was not the king, for the
king has no liking for such as lie Is. Wll-9 was it then
that sent him ? I'll tell you : It was the devil—he is the
devil's missionary." But although Mr. Orr disliked the
pope, O'Connell, and the devil, still he declared that
O'Sullivan and his party were worse than all. Tiiere
can be no doubt. that Mr. Orr will be an acqUisition to
the amusements of Liverpool, and in that capacity we
commend him to the attention of the public journals of
that town.—Greenock Advertiser,

and Its. each.
Shipping orders and orders for the country executed as usual
on the day the order arriVes; and Merchantseupplied on liberal
terms by applying direct to HANNAY and Co., (the Proprietor'S
Agents,) 63, Oxford-street, the corner, of Wells-street, London.
Sold, by appointment, by John Gerdes and Co., Druggists,
Church-street, Liverpool; Bowman, Piccadilly, Manchester ;
Mort, Newcastle ; Rogers, Stafford; Wright, Macclesfield and
Congleton ; Wood, High-street, Birmingham; Moxon;

SOUTH AMERICA.
Amelia, Poe, fin donte Video, with 636 dry o and o hides, 7 hales
horse hair, Philips, Black and co-6 his horse hair, Bradshaw and do
—lO do, 1 hx patterns. 4 his horse hides, Cotes Worth and Powell-25
his horse hides, M'Crsk an and co-2 his wool, J Ilarratt and Sons-
-1 hie nutria skins, Wright. Parlane and co-9 his wool, 6 his hair, J A
de Ligaur-28 his hair, 10 his !torte hides, 703 dry o and C hides, 8 t o
and c horns. 100 salted o and chides, 1 hz. 13 reid goods, Waddington
and !.eO-4062 dry o and e hid* 20 pps 6Ms 8 or ChS tallow, 7 pps 1
hd gicase, 501 salted o and c hides, Edwards, Hall and co-2639 dry o
and c hides, 14 bls conts unkn, 15 doz 6 salted tongues. 1051ining hides
OrderL—P Dk

owr. H. V. . F. I.
Tuesday ....27 239 3 7 15 2 _
Wednesday-28 336 412 13 0' St Slnion and St rude.
Thursday ..29 452 536 11 8
Friday 30 622 7 5 11 1
Sotniday....3l 7 4.5 I 820 11 7
SUNDAY ... 1 848 914 12 8 20th Sunday afterTrlnity.
\londay 2 937 958 13 10 All Souls.

ip 3Loabing.

jigisres denole the register burthhn of the Vessels.)

UNITED STATES.
Great Britain, French, fm.New York, with 408 hales cotton., Bolton
Ogden and co-901 do, J Ridgway & co-800 brls turpentine, J Eccles
and co-1000 do, Order—S Dk
Ganges, Jones, fm Richmond, with 17 hds tobacco, Maury, Latham
and co-122 do, W H Gilliat —954 do, Itagarty and Jerdein-40 Hs 74
cks do, Hunter and Alexander-111 lids 3 tes do. J Stewart—K DR
Mozart, Welsh, fin Neat Orleans, with 1359 bales cotton, 3 Hobson
and Sons-48 do, Keill and Courant-259 lids tobacco, .1 Hobson and
Suns—K Dk
Nicholson, fin Virginia, with 106 bales cotton, 107'hda
tobacco, 'Cram, Fletcher and co-19 lids tobacco. W and J Brown and
co—& do, W H GRP at—lo do, lista-arty and Jerdein-16 do, 1 tee do,
J Stewart-226 hds 13 tes de...Maury, Latham and co-81 hds 1 tee do,
Hunter and Alexandre--31 hds 2 tcs do, W Oxley and co-1 prol coats
ankn E Wilmer-1 do, if Bright-74 doz handspikes, said Master-
-
BRITISH AMERICA.
Congress, 111'Nell,.fm Quebec, with 75 ps oak and 317 ps pine tim-
ber, 3c 10 deals, 624 c 25 staves, W Sharpies and co-5 spars or masts,
said Master—B DR
Onondaga, Morgan, fm Qnehec, with 410 pa pine timber, 23 c 9
deals, 2 c 10 handspikes, 734 e 27 staves, J Froste and co —B Dk
_Clyde, Brown, fm Quebec, with le ps oak and 467 ps fir timber, 14
c It deals, 8 c 10 standard staves, tCoi c 20 W I staves, 5 fms Lithwood,
C CitalOper and co—ll DR
• Hiiskuisnn, !Nimes, fm Quebec, with 74 ps red and 283 ps white
pine. ti c2O deals, 94 cl 6 staves; 3 fms latliwood. Order—Q Dk
Perseverance, James, fm Cape Breton, vilth 137 ps birch and 450
ps pine timber, 64 cords lathwood, 74 c 10 billetstaves, 4 c 14 birch &
pine planks. M•Leod, Houston and co-3 ps pine and 2ps birch tim-
ber, said Master—Q Dk
Eleanor, Davison, fm St John, N B, with 92 ps birch and 678 pa fir
timber; 44 elB deals and deal ends, 834 c 23 staves, c 22 handspikes,
5 fms lathwootl, 1000 laths, 10 bxs herrings, Cannon, Miller and co-
-River '

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Sold, by appointment, by John Gerdes and Co., Druggists,
Church-street, Liverpool ; Bowman and Law, Piccadilly,
Manchester; Wright, Macclesfield and Congleton ; Mort,
Newcastle; Rogers, Stafford; Bowman, Bury;' Wood, Book-
' seller. High-street, Birmingham; and by all other respecta-
ble Medicine Venders ; and any shop that has not got them
will procure them, from London if they are ordered.
u rilE continued and continual recommendation bestowed on
C. S. C,HEDDON'S PILLS; by individuals, as well as
the Faculty and "the Public Preis, haS fully establishes them as
the most esteemed and efficient Medicine in present use, for the
Cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, Scorbutic Affections, Erni),
lions and Pimples ou the Face, Swellings or Ulcerations in the
Neck, Sore Bredits, and all disorder's attended with painful
Swellings, or with Mprbid and Irritating Eruptions of the Skin,
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THE PAUPER PRIESTHOOD.—When we are•told of the.
pnverty and privations of the Roman Catholic clergy, it
may be worth while to contrast these complaints with the.
authentic records which freqUently meet our eye, of their
wealth and amassings. Indeed we believe. that no reli—
gious functionaries in the world have less right to grum-
ble with their remuneration. From the many sources 'of
profit they enjoy, and the immense numhers over whom•
their financial powers extend, we have no manner of
doubt that they are far more highly paid than any other
clergy in the world; and can very well believe what
many clergymen of the established church have told us,
that for income they would gladly exchange with as many
priests as might enjoy their supposed wealth.
A late number of the Dublin Gazette contains items in
the will of one those reverend paupers, in the county 'of
Ccirk—npii which duty is not payable—wherein he be-
qiteaths the sum of £6,300 to sundry charitable purposes-,
and this quite independent of other property disposed of
by his will. With these we have no quarrel—nor, in-
deed, have we any with the deceased priest—nor the
amount of his property. He saved well, and he has
disposed of his savings creditably to his faith and charac-
ter. All that we contend for is, the proof yielded in this,
and hundreds of similar cases, that the priests have most
redundant incomes—that they save money as. closely ax
other people—and, where there are no nepheWs or nieces
in the way, the corals of law with respect to the charita-
ble bequests of Roman Catholics betray the vast accumu-
lations which they have the.means, and are in the habit,
of making.
The priest's name was Fitzgerald—his trustee, the ti-
tular bishop of Kerry.—Dublin Evening Mail.

Sold in Boxes at is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each, the latter
containing the same as Five Boxes, at is. lid.
• BEVERLEY. Aug. 8, 1835. (scribed them in Obut and Rheuma-
. Sir,—l am bound in gratitude toltism, as well as other complaints,
express to you my heartfelt thanks in which I found them equally suc-
for the wonderful cure your excel- cessful.—Believe me, dear sir,
lent pills have effected on me.. I yours, very sincerely',
was dreadfully affected for the last JOHN DAR% ALL, 15,
ten months with the scrofula, and;
after having in vain consulted three HUDDERSFIELD, OC , 1835.
surgeons in this neighbourhood, Sir,—After having -en three
and all their remediek, haring boxes of your most uable Her-
proved ineffectual, I was induced, hal Tonic Pills, tl Scrofula and
from the recommendations con- Scurvy which ha •overed my face
tained in the York papers of the for up*ards of t enty years has en
efficacy of your pills, to try them ; tirely left nie Li, indeed, it has
and, after having taken three 25.9 d. been so bad, on my head as to
boxes, was cornpletely cured in the cause e rto come oil', at least
short space of five weeks. I attri ut he coming off of my
Hoping that you will make this hair t t t, I was some time ago
known for the benefit of my 1-el obli o wear a wig ; but since I
lbw-sufferers, 1 remain, sir, your took our pills I have been entire-
very obedient servant, ly free from anything like Serofu-
'W. F. DANBY. la, and hope shortly to appear in
To Mr. Cheddon. my own Lair. I cannot do less
than thank you for bringing to the
world such a valuable medicine,
and of which it is impossible to
speak too highly. If your pub-
lishing this would be in any way
desired by you, you have the entire
permission of
Yozus, very gratefully,
J. ATKINSON. •

To C..S. Cheddon, Esq.
May 8, 1835.
" Gratitude impels me to address
you, my dear sir, for, through the
blessing of the Almighty, have you
cured me of that which did embit-
ter my existence. The earliest
recollection I hare is connected
With misery ; even my childhood
was not exempt from pain. At
once to elucidate this, I must in-
form you thata dreadful scorbutic
eruption completely covered my
face ; my parents kindly placed
me at school, and hard indeed was
it to meet the scorn and sarcasm
that my unhappy appearance pro,
duced ; frequently have I turned
from my schoolfellows and wept in
agony. As years passed away I
left school, and thankful am I to
tell you with a calm spirit, anal I
resolved patiently to endure that,
lot which one far above me, had!
selected for me. Three months;
since a relation of mine observin-I
in the paper the numerous and
highly-respectable signatures af-
fixed to your advertisement, im •
mediately procured a box of your
linmsAt TONIC Pitts, and pre-
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est wish that I would take them.
Reluctantly I consented, for my
spirits were literally broken ; still
I took them, and now, blessed for
ever he a kind Providence, and you
my dear sir, my skin is as clear
as the fairest beneath the sun. Ta-
vistock is where I live, I am now
staying in London, and have avail-
ed myself of this circumstance to
tell_yon all I feel.
Ever respectfully yours,
GRACE HORNCASTLE.
To Mr. Cheddon.

To Mt. CheddOn:

Anne Eliza and Jane, Purss, fin Quebec, with 449 ps pine timber,
2 c 10 deals, 12 fms lathwood, FS
,f. c 6 staves, Order—Q Dk
Rajah, Loraine, fm Quebec, with 27 eks pot 'fah, 8 ps oak, 26 ps
elm, 3 ps elm, 3ps ash, 82 ps red pine and 185 ps white pine Wilber,
82 c 10 staves, 49 e 7 deals, .1 Froste and cu—B Dk
New Brunswick, Bruce, fin St John, N B, with 30 ps birch and 695
ps fir timber, 5 c 16 deals and deal ends, battens and batten ends, 59 c
staves, 7 fins lathwood, 10 spars, 1 cse musical instruments, R D
Wilmot—B Dk

STAIN AND PORTUGAL.
San Jose. De Villaranda, fm Bilhoa, with 140 bgs m.-cider„ R and J
Barrow-133 do, Zulneta and co-13 do, R Zwilchenhart and co-10 cs
2 bls conts unkn, Order-3 bus onions, S Taylar—K Dk
Diana, Dale, fm Cadiz, with 5 bts 20 qr cks '7O brls wine, C and J
Rawdon-40 hds 140 qr cks do, R MqVilltam-2 hds do, Laughton and
Potts-9 bts 22 hds do, R Preston and co-2 bts 8 hds do, M Hatton
and Son-12 hds 4qr cks do, Ashhurner and Priestley-2 hds do, N
Cairns-8 q,r As do, N Capelireilli-50 brla do, Order-23 bts 30 hds
34 qr cks wine, 44 hgs cocoa shell, Landed at Dublin-8 Dk

• EUROPE.
eAehilles, ITnller, fm Danzie, with .27; c 7 deals, 23 c 19 battens, 10
f 23 deal ends, 5 c 8 batten ends, le4 c staves, 40 bgs 6 pkgs wax, 5 bga
eathers. Order-68 ligs peas, T W Smith and co—.B Dk
Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, De Wyk, fm Rotterd un, with 100 hds, flax-
seed. 200 his cheese,.B eks madder. Ihx samples, Order--10 cks
mad-
der, Rowlinson and co-75 es.loo hxs brew, G Kolff-15 ids II bdls
bullrusbes, W Winn-1 bx •PikS, JW S Dk
Bruxelloise, Vries, fm Antwe*,, with 105 t Oak bark, 21 bls flax,
C Kalowski-112 bls flax, A Swainson-21 do, 6cs pictures, Order
Dk.

AFRICA.
Feejee, Bewley 111 CGllope &Manilla R Wise and Co
Burrell, Burrell 402 Sierra Leone T II Langley or Poole & co
Oscar, - . 218 Africk T Tobin
Thomas Parsons, - , 326 Ditto Ditto
Kingston, - , 268 Ditto Ditto

FROM DR. BRgyyN, OF GLAS-

GOW.

GLASGOW, AUG. 15, 1833.

Dear the numerous
cases of Scrofula and Scorbutic
Affections which have come under
my care, I have been endeavour-
ing, for a long period, to find
out some Medicine that would
cure these dreadful complaints ; in
fact, I have tried almost every
medicine I ever heard of, without
finding one succesaful, until I was
induced to try your Pills. After
ireceiving your letter, I determined
upon giving thenka fair trial-there-
fore gave thejn gularly to fifteen
patients labouring under the worst
forms of Sew ula and Scorbutic
Affections, and in six weeks, to my
astonishment,theywere all entirely
cured. I have continued,preserib-
hy; these truly valuable Pills ever
since. with the greatest success.
" I am, dear Sir,
Yours, very truly,
"R. BROWNE. M.D.
•" To C. S. CIIEDDON, EN."

ARE WE AT WAR WITH DON CARLO-?—We are 'COM-
pPiled, to ask the question—" Are we at positive war.
with Don Carlos ?"—by the extraordinary accounts that
reach us of the manner in which officers of the itish
navy are acting off Bilhoa and St. Sebastian. First we
read that " Lord John Hay managed eleverly_to impress
a French steamer-of-war for the transport of the British
and spanish troops, whereby that nation stands as much
committed against Carlos as England." It may have
been very clever indeed of his lordship, but we much
fancy that, if any body stands " committed," it is his
lordship himself. Impress a French vessel into a ser-
vice of direct. intervention, and then pretend that such an
act .compromises the French nation or government!
Bah !—as Louis Philippe will say. Next we learn :
" Lord John Hay may be said to have saved Bilhoa by
landing a 32 pounder, placing and working it so as to-
silence the Carlist batteries." What buainess had Lord
John Hay to land a gun belonging to the King of Eng.
land. from one of his Majesty's ships, and engage in a
contest which that King has not sanctioned by any de-
claration of war ? And moreover, if LOrd John Hav
chooses to take upon himself this act of sovereignty, whit
business has he to complain of his boats and crew being
fired upon by the troops of Don Carlos! What ! is an
English officer to transport troops, to land guns, and
work them with deadly effect against the .Carlists, and
then to make a fuss about the British flag being outraged
when the Carlists return the fire ?
But we have another little bit. Several craft belong-
ing to Don Carlos are working off the coast, and watch-
ing opportunities to land stores, &c. &c.; and " Lieut.
Plunket, of his Britannic Majesty's frigate Castor, is also
cruising in the British 'war schooner Isa IL, which he
has disguised in expectation of meeting some of these
boats." Here, again, we have Lord John Hay's lieu-
tenant disguising a British ship-of-war, (called, by the
way, after the poor little daughter of Munos, whom they
nickname Isabella II.,) and endeavouring tnencounter
those who are nut the enemies of .England. These Car-
list craft are commanded by English officers also; there-
fore we may expect to see the consummation Which
doubtless Lord Palmerston much wishes for, viz., Eng-
lishmen fighting with Englishmen in a fratricidal strife
which does not concern them nor their country. Lord
Palmerston is answerable both .here and hereafter for
every drop of English blood that may he shed in the
contest. Lucky for him is •it, as far as this world's rec-
koning is concerned, that pal lianient is not sitting. We
are either at war with Don Carlos. .or we are hot at war
with hies. If we are at war, we are acting a sneaking,
pitiful, dastardly part in not entering openly and in a
decided .manner intoate contest, and ending it as soon as
possible. If we are not at. war,: Lord Palmerston is
lending his sanction to a work of mere buccaneering and
murder, and ought to he impeached fOr "high crimes
and misdemeanours-against! he lionour;liiferests; &c. &c.
of the King, his cross ai hi; dignity, and hi's people?"
We say nothing of the
.peculiarly pleasant and states-
manlike position in vvltchtord Palmerston wily be placed
should Don Carlos succeed with the sanction' of Louis
Philippe, (as succeed he will, and with that sanction
tool). Verily the day pl retribution cannot be long de-
layed.—Age.

JOvenAntonia Bonifacia, Landa. fm Santander, with 16 hgs 10 bxs
walnuts, It Mnewilliam-28 hgs small nuts, J Crump. and CO-66 bags
sheep's wool, 66 hms ground madder, R Zwilebenbart and co-294 bgs
irround madder, Zulueta and co-30 his do, 17 cks argot, 4 tin en saf-
fron. H Gir and co—K Dk
Victoria, Evans, fm Gijon, with 732 cargos small nuts, Withdrew
and Pileher—S Dk

,q7:Dipping Elite Myna.

FRIDAY, OCT. 23.—Nnon, Wind 3onth.—Licht.

ARRlVED—Mariner,
Virginia. sailed Ist Oct.—Onyx, Nicholson, Honduras—Eleanor, Da-
vidson, St John's, N Rae, Monte Video, sailed 9th Aug.—
Mary, Nelson, IMmerara. On the 14th Sept., the Laurel, for Cork,
and the Margaret Hall, for Lonalon,sailed,7th instant.
On, PORT-1 Barque and 1 Snow, at 130 p.m.
SA iLtu—Aavana Packet, Dawson, for Africa—Amelia, M'Parlane,
for Antigua.

Broad Axe, from Cette for Paraiba, at Pernambuco.
Queen of the Isles, from London, at do.
A vessel. which appears to be a schooner, was capsized about 16
miles off Point Lynas, and was taken in tow by No. 2, pilot-boat, at
11 31/ a.m.
Fn. thyr„ Sum pton, hence, for Montreal, was spoken on the 3d instant,
oft the Grand Bank.
Stormont, Ibister, hence, at Madeira, and sailed for Demerara.
Adventure, Yule; and Chieftain, Nooney, hence, at Pernambuco.

NEW BOUT!! WALES.
Strathisla. Sanford 33$ Hobari Th & Syd .T Logan or H Fox.

CIIIN•4.

Frances Ann, Hay 279 Singapore SG Cannon W and J Tyier

EAST INDIES.
Formidable, Bewley 351 Batavia & Singapore It Wise and co
Malcolm, Sim 337 Ditto Little and co or II N Hughes
Abeona, Scott 237 Ditto J N Wood and co
Diamond, Donaldson 57 Bombay G Hightield
Nestor, Chinis 386 Ditto ti Brown or Bold & ccr
Eueles, Smith 347 Ditto Nicol, Duckworth &CD
John Stamp, Young 400 Ditto W anil J Tyrer
Governor, Cabbou 281 Ditto Mold& co or Kers &Co
Mona, Gill 395 Calcutta Sir J Tobin or Bold & co
Comala, Millet 261 Ditto Tyrers-or Kers and co

IVES T INDIES.
liabellas Campbell 237 Demerara T and H Murray
Hesperus, Dovrall" ' 330 Ditto J Gladstone and co
Georina, Wylie 169 Hayti R Slreil or J Poole &co
Ayrshire Lass, Nicol 16' Ditto , Kers or Campbell 8:: co
Crescent, Martin. 136 Ditto Bahr ot. Wotherspoon
Isis, Inglis 298 Kingston, Jamaica Kers made% or T Holt
Jamaica, Simpson 293 Ditto Ditto
Bolivar, Fenwick 386 Ilarhadoes Barton, Triam, and co
Charlotte, White Jamaica J Hall anil co
Ateeto., Norman Ditto T Ilritton, jun
Hankinson, Reay 22) Ditto FlSher, IliThinsisn.. &to
Martha, Heylus 165 St Thos & St Dingo J Atkin or Kers, lmrie
and co
Iligginson, Gillespy 4-53 Madeira Sc Barbados Barton, Irlara, &co
Isabel, Gornal 352 Antigua C W and F Shand.

SOUTH AMERICA. .
Ann Wise, Bonney 230 Buenos Ayres Cotesworth and Smith
Thomas Leech, Caulk •188 Ditto G Hightield
Mary, Tucker 376 St Thomas& Puerto Cabello Kers, Imrie, and co
Bootle, Nicol 152 Ditto , J Bibby and co
Vigilant, Patterson 297 Rio Janeiro J•Holliwell . •
Margaret, Russell 226 Ditto W Fisher and Son
Ocean Queen, Carnie 267 Ditto Tyiers or Chapman &Co
Verdant, Brown 175 Pernambuco T Tanton or Kers ,It on
Cybele, Armstrong 145 Ditto W and J Tyrer
T Mellor, Hutchinson 257 Ditto .1 Holliwell
John Scott, 'Riney 225 M Video & BAyres•Cotesworth and Smith
Rein Deer, Strickland 172 Arica, Islay, & Lima W and J Tyter
Munford, Cleveland 168 Val. Inter & Lima G Highfield
Llama Miller 1 ;5 Vera Cruz Ashley Bros
Montezuma, Burnett 199 Ditto W and J Tyre:
Ganges, Nl' Donald 430 ' Maranharn I NWood or Moon Brs
Bellona, Simpson 402 Ditto R Tanton
Susanna, Murray 190 `VeraiOia, Colombia I Poole and co
Mary Ann, Smith 131 Central America Kers, Imrie, and co
Pannco, Forenian ' 106 TainpieO W and J Tyrer
Cora, Miller , 210 Bahia Kers & co or .1 Holliareli
Mary Brade, English 243 Ditto J Holliwell
Libra, Martin 187 Port au Prince S Woods, jun

Aftarketo.
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Om 23.

Sir John Tobin, Griffith., hence, at Denierara.
Maria, Walker, hence, at ditto.
Jessie, Thompson, hence, at Miramichi, in 29 days.
Sir Howard Douglas, M•Kissock, hence, at ditto, in 29 days,
Emma, hence, at Leghorn.
Rob Roy, Inglis, hence, at Malta.
Lowther Castle, hence t and .k1".l. iza, from II onduras,*at Dublin.
Ocean, Nieholts; and Janet, M'Millan, hence, at Dublin.
Othello, Barrett, from Archangel. at Hull.
Sion Hill, Thomas, from ditto, at ditto.
Ann Moudell, from Demerara, off Dartmouth.
William Hamley, Sutherland, from Havana. off Plymouth,
Eliza, from Honduras, at Dublin.

Bond-street, Feb. 10, 1834.

Sir,—l -return you my sincere
thanks for the cure your Medicine
has lately performesi upon me ; I
had been suffering from severe
pains in my back and loins and
left side for many months, and had
become much emaciated ; appa_
rently my whole frame was entire-
ly worn ; out from having been
above fourteen stone I had sunk
down to nine and a half when I
began to take your pills, which I
thund relief from after taking a few
days, and by continuing them they
restored me to perfect health.
consider my life was entirely saved
by your medicine : three medical
gentlemen, whom I had the great-
est .confidence in, rather advised
me not to trouble myself with me-
dicine, as they considered it per-
Aictly Useless. You are at liberty
th make what use you think pro-
per of this.
I remain, your obedient servant,
SAMUEL DAWSON.

FROM DR. DAR WALL, OF BIR
MINCH AM.

filamitioilityt, April 10, 1833.
Dear Sir,—l have been for seve-
ral months prescribing your Pill*
in all roses of Scrofula and Scor-
butic Affections, with the greatest
possible success. As these com-
plaints are, greatly upon the in-
crease, there being scarcely a fa-
mily free from them. I consider
your Medicine the most' valuable
ever discovered. I have also pre-

FROM DR. PALMER, OF WAL.
WORTH.

WA Lwortirt, Surrey,
Feb. 27th 1834.
Sir,—Among the numerous me-
dicines now before the public, I
know of none so efficacious as your
Pills in •reitoring individuals to
health who are suffering under
Scrofulous and Cutaneous Affec-
tions,or Glandular Swellings gene-
rally, particularly of breast and
neck, as also Gout and Rheuma-
tism, or where the system is pre-
disposed to disease. This is the
result of my experience with them,
having prescribed them extensively
with the greatest success.
I am, Sir, yours, Sz.c.
JOHN PALMER, M.D.
To Mr. Cheddon.

Sloane-street, Sept. 2, 1834.
Slr,—For some years I have suf-
fered so much from indigestion, &c,
&e.:, that I would frequently go
without eatiug ; although your
pills are not recommended for my
complaint, knowing they had cured
several individuals, I procured a
large box, and by the time it was
finished I could eat almost any-
thing without inconvenience, but
continue to take two pills an hour
before dinner. You are at liberty
to make what use you think-pro-
per of this.
I remain yours &e.
L liOGERS.
To Mr. CShAetiNedlonE.

Sunderland Herald, May 3,`1834
The demand in this town for
Cheddon's Herbal Pills has been
unprece enter, which is entirely
attributable to their intrinsic worth
and the great benefit numbers have
derived from taking them.

Persons desirous of forwarding Mr. CUED DON Testimonials
of the efficacy of his Pills, can address him to the care of Lip
London Agents. . _ •
Sold, wholesale atul retail, by HANNAY anal C 0.,. 63, Oxford.
street", Landon. Wholesale Patent Medicine Venders and Per-
fumers to the Royal Family, by whom Dealers in the country
are supplied with. Cheddoo's Pills, and every other Patent Me-
dicine, at the usual Trade Prices, and allowed 10 per Cent.
Discount, upon Orders accompanied with.a Cash Remittance.

GRAHAM'S TASTELESS APERIENT LOZENGES.
A safe, mild, and effective Aperient, unlike most Medicines,
are agreeable to the palate, they are therefore strongly and
confidently recommended, as the most useful purgative for.
Children.

GRAHAM'S TOOTH AND EAR-ACHE TINCTURE.
The increasing sale and constant demand fur this never-failing
reinedy prove its efficacy more than any words can express ; of
all the pains we are subject to, the Tooth and Ear Ache, and
Pains in the Face, are universally allowed to be•the most dread-
fully agonizing; thousands of Teeth have been cured by its ap-
plication-, and may. be preserved to the latest period of life by
its timely use ;—it immediately relieves these tormenting pains
after every other remedy has -failed, preserves the Teeth and
Gums, arrests the further progress ut decay, and purifies the
breath.

RADICAL REGISTRATION TRICKS.—SOUTH DIVISION
OF NOTTINGIIAM.—The revising barristers for the south
division of this county held their court at Leake, on Mon-
day last; a deputation from the Nottingham Reform As-
sociation was present, but no business of any particular
interest was brought forward, except the following case,
which serves to exhibit the kind of ingenuity and impu-
dente with which some people prop up their claims to
the elective franchise :—John Chadburn stated that lie
had claimed to vote as a trustee of a primitive methodist
chapel, at Sutton Bonnington, and that he appeared in
support of his claim. On being examined, he stated that
he had an interest as trustee in the chapel, as well as in
the bowie and some land adjoining. On being asked
whether the land was a garden, " No ;"—a field ? " No."
What then ? " A small yard !" (we believe the whole
site of the property is only seventy-nine square yards)—
and on being questioned as to the amount or his interest
in the estate, he stated that the house produced £4 per
annum, a school held in the chapel £2, the chapel pew
rents £2 95., and to this, he observed, was to be added
the prOceeds of an anniversary sermon, amounting to.£4,
(here the harrister shook his head and smiled) making a
total of .Cl 2 9s. It further appeared that out of this sum
£7 4s. was annually paid, being 4} per cent. on £l6O,
the amount to which the property was mortgaged, On
being. asked how many trustees there were for this chapel,
he said that two had claimed to vote ; hut, on the ques-
tion being repeated, he stated that there were actually
thirteen trustees, eleven of whom had not claimed. Here
the court informed Mr. Chadburn that, according to his
Owl, showing, he could nut be entitled to vote, for,
putting aside•the £4 arising frnin the anniversarrser-

Thousands have been deprived of their rest night after night,
and Unable to masticate their food from these distressing pains,
they need now no longer despair—if this remedy fails there is
not one on earth that will cure. Ladies who suffer from Tooth
Ache previous to and •during Confinement, will find instant
relief from its application.' Sold in Bottles at Is. lid., 2s. 9d.,
and 41s. Gd. each. •
GRAHAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS APERIENT, or FAMILY
PILLS. Every one must be aware of the necessity of taking
Aperient-Medicine, and, if they study their own interest, will
take care never to be without these Admirable Pills; those who
have taken them allow their pre-eminent superiority over all
other Aperient Medicines for the Cure and Prevention of
Disease, and never think of resorting to any other after having
given them min trial. They are admirably adapted for every
age and constitution, by removing all obstructions and ob-
noxious partieles,'arid preventing the body from falling into a
state of disease. In the following Complaints they have been.
found Surprisingly Efficacious, viz., Indigestion, Loss of Appe-
tite, Giddiness, Dimness of. Sight, palpitation at the Heart,
Pain in the Head, all Dis Orders of the Stomach and Bowels,
Heart Burn, Flatulence, Bilious and Nervous Affections, De-
bility, Attacks of Fever, Pains of all' Kinds, Gravel, Worms,
Piles, Habitual Costiveness, &c., in fact there is scarcely a
disease they will not cure. To Ladies and Children they are
invaluable, neither requiring confinement nor alteration in diet,
and are prepared of the choicest Drugs, which always improve
the Constitution. In Boxes at ls. lid., 2s. Pd., and 4s. Gd.
each.

Shipping Orders executed (,n liberal terns b 3 !lawny
and Co., 63, Oxford street, London.

LIVERPOOL CORN

WHEAT, 4r 70Th. f d s d
English, new red, 5 -to 6 0
Do.. old 5 10 .. 6
Do. new nevt white
Dn. old . 0. 9.. 0 0
Scotch, white.... 5 I .. 6 2
Do, red . .0.... 0. 0
Iriiih, new red .. 4 5.. 5 1
Do. old 4 4 .. 4 11
De. new white 5 0 .. A- 7
Do. old 4 9 ..
.5 6
Dantzig, red
Do, white
Stettin, red . .
Do. white....- 0 0.. 0 0
Conir,Therg, red 0 9.. 0 0.
Do. white - .. 9- 0
Riga 3:. Petersburg 0- 0 0 I)
Odessa
Russian, hard 0 0 .. 0 0
Canada, red 4 10 .. 5 10
Do. white
Bonded Wheat
Me, imp. qr. English
and Foreign, free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in bond
BA KLIIY. inzit. qr.
English, Malting 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. Grinding,6olb 3 '7 .. 311
Irish, Malting, 10. 3 11 .. 4 0
Do. Grinding, do. 3, 3 9
Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 .. 0 0
OATS. 419' 451 b.

0 0 ..
Do. 01d... , 0 0... 0 0
Scotch, ecc new.. 0 0 0 0
Do.. tikt o'o .. 0 0

XCHANGE. OCT. 26.

)&irs, 45115. s d s d
IrisTi,n. kilredried 2 4iS 2
Do. old d 0........ 2 74.. 3. 2t

Do. prime,42lb 2 fsf.. 0
Do. do. old 2 101.. 0 0
Forrigrr, free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. ir hood . . 0 0
PEASE, qr imp. qr.
English. whtte OO 0..00 0
Foreign.misite .. 00 0
8a ins, it trap, qr
T: o old, 00 0 ..100 0
Do. Pigeon, Old 00 0 00 0
..Foreign, flee' 00 0 00
no: in bond 0 0.. A 0
Tlek,e. new 0 0 0 0
Do. 01d.... 00 0..00 0
MALT, 4,imp. ir.
English
IicoLAN Coax, irp. n
Ilea ti 0 0 . 0 D
White

F Lol' R, 280 E).
English, Ihse, 0 0 0 0
Irish, 2oisosew 29 0 33 0
Do. fine
Americas.. .W.O,
per bri. 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in bond 00 a .. 00 9
Do. soar, free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in baba oe 0 .. 00 0
Com-Um. free
Do. to bowl o 0 0 0
OiLTNRAL,Ir 210th
English, new .... 0 6 0,
hish, new ...... 22 6 23 .9-
Do. old 2O .. 222 0
BRAN, 44, 21th 0 9.. l 9

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT.. 26.

There has been a very general and extensive demand for all descrip-
tions of SUGAR, from both grocers and refiners, and the sales amount
to 2,209-hhda. B. P. at an advance of fully Is lff cwt., except on. very
fine. 1;1500 bags Mauritius have also been disposed of, chiefly at 59s
to 625, and 900 bags Bengal at 66s 66s 9d 4' cwt. The sales in Foreign
are limited to 14 eases Pernams, at 26s for brown and 32s for softwhite,
and 23s eases Paraibas 32s 6d 4P cwt. for middling white.—MotasSES.
No sales reported.--Corras.—The quantity of Plantation offering on
the market is limited, and thetratissetions do not exceed 120 casks of
Jamaica, which sold at full rates for ordinary to low middling descrip-
tions ; no alteration in the finer sorts ; 50 bugs of Demerara were also
sold at the quotations. No sales of Foreign.—ln Cocoa, the sales are
54 bags Grenada at 524 re 565, and of Gianan, 120 brts. Jamaica from
£4 17s a £7, and 720 bags Barbadoes and 150 pockets East India at
31s r cwt.-100 bags Pim ENTO sold at 4cl e PEPPgit no sales.
—RUM.—About 300 puns. have been sold, chiefly Jamaica of good and
fine marks, at 3ssd td 4s for 31 to 37 per cent. 0. P., with a few fine
Demetakas at 3s 3d a3s Sd gallon.—The only sale of Rica reported
is 140 tees. of Carolina, (dressed here,) at 16s 9d for small to 19s ay cwt.
for fine.

We emithalle to McPerieeee a verrattisT demand for all dearriptltits
of dry Butter at still improving rates. Pickled also goes off steadily
In Beer and Pork there is a steady 'business doing. For Bacon there
is iitiore inquiry. Latd and Itanrs'are xrifboat vaxiition.
s.• 0.
78 0 Cie 80 0 per cwt.
73 0 -- ---
74--0 -
gt o 75 0 ---
73 D 74 0
74 0 75 0
73 0 77 0 --
00 0 7a '0 --
00 0 73 0 --
74 0 -- 75 0
00 0 67 0 •
76 0 77 0
. 00 8 00 0 --
On 0 00 0 --
73 0 77 0 --
95 0 102 8 per tierce.
10.5 0 —llO 0
PORK . 5O 6 60 0 perbarret.
Do.,
Baco%, new 34 0 36 0 per cvet.
Do. &A
DRY Haw; 42 0 '46 0
War Do • - 34 0 ---
LARD.—Firkin 44 0 48 0
81addered............ .... 48 0 50 0

BUTTER.—Belfast ,neW
Banbridge, ne*
Cplemgn .. . . .... •• •• • •
Sligo. old
Derty,old ..
Waterford, new
Limerick, new
Cork,new .
Do. pickled 2tls, new...
Do. dry ads. new
Newry
Do. dry let, new
MITI tla-11c
Carlow, new...
131111 F.—New Prime Mesa . .
New India

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, OCT. 26.
s. d. s. d. s, d. s. d.
Hay
New 1-lav OOO 0 1 Cattle Potatoes 101 2
Cloverilay 0 6 0 9 Turnips 0 0 0 0 perton
Straw, Wheat.. 0 6 0 7i 1 Carrots -
Straw, Oat 0 5 0 6 -- i "Nianglewurlde 0 .0 V 0—
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 ---i Manure ......,. 5. 0 8 0--

The trinisaftione in INDIGO are very tritling.—The public sales of
SHELL LAO and LAC DYE went off better than was expected, from the
'previous state of the market ; the quantity of the former brought for-
ward was about 420 chests, the *bole of which was taken, at £4 15s to
£7 10s per cwt., according to quality; of the latter, 76 chests were
disposed of at 100 0 is 40.4, lb in bond.—The prices of COOLIINEA
have been nominal of late ; sales, however, of 8 serons'of silver, Hon—
duras grain, have been made at 7s ed Ts 104 clf ?I, duty paid, and
• the quotatiotra are altered in confarinity.-80 boxes of Pearl SAGO are
reported at las 41/ Saurra-rat, the business haabeen confined
to 300 bags, at 278'0 291 3d # ewt.—cif NITRATE Of SODA, 300 to 400
'bags have found buyers at 20a 6d a 21s.
DYUWOODS.—There has been but a moderate inquiry, and the sales
reported are only •50 tons of Campeachy Loowoon at £7 10s, 30 of
Jamaica at £4 171 6d Q £.5 ss; 50 tons of Cuba FIISTID at £7 5s 0 £7
10s; 15 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD at £l4; 40 of Red SANDERS
WOOD at £6, and a few tons of SATAN Wool> at £l3 lOs ton.—A
very considerable' advance has takeirplace' in Tuars-Nri ; the whole
of the late arrivals, comprising 3,800 bids., were sold to-day at 175 6,1
per cwt. to the trade ; the advance is 2s cwt., and the price of 17s
6d is higher than has been given of late years.—American TAR is
scarce, but prices are unaltered.—The• sales of Montreal Put AtitlKS
are 300• to 400' brls. at 335, which is a alight decline from previous
prices; Montreal Pearl-Ashes are higher f, 80 to 100 bris have been
'sold at 44s 6cl 0 45s for Montreal, and at 43s for Quebee.—There is
very little inquiry for Qua c intON litsx, and the article is offering cn
'lather loWer terms—No alteration in CLovettssEn.—Nothing done in
VLAXS EED or Batts' WAX- —iltints.—The transactions during the week
consist of 1,100 dry Monte Video and Buenos Ayres at 80 e 9d, 5,300
salted do, at 541 for Monte Video, and 40 4bl for Buenos Ayres,
880 do. Savanilla at 4cl, 571 do. New South Wales at 30, 16,300 East
India Kips at scle 64 for dry sound, 50 0 544 for brined do., 4d to
Sad for first rubbed anda•vormed, and 20 e 30 far second rubbed,
2,500 Bast India Buffalo at 3d 9 31d air lb, 'and 820 'Buenos Ayre
Horse Hides at 8s 6d each.—ln nous R HAI a, no sales to report-400
tons of Dutch OAK BARK brought £5 5s 0 £5 7s ton.-=The sales
of TOBACCO amount to about'23o hhds., of which 20 hhds. were taken
for export, 20 lihds. for Ireland, 20 hhds. on speculation, and 'the
remainder to the hoine-trade, at full prim s.

_ .
WHOLESALE PRICES OF' 'BALTIC. AND -A]
LTTIMPOOT.,

t. s. d. £. i d.
TIMBER. cr cubic foot,
Riga
Dantzig
Memel 0 '2 '2 0 2 3
Ametican Pine .. 0 1 7 0 :2 0
Do, Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 9
Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0H

Quebec Oak
Birch'
PLANKS, tf,' foot of 2 inc.:,
Dantzig Deck

o o iii 0 0 at
American Pine
DEALS, r standard hundred. 1
Best Peteasburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 0
Memel Red . 16 0 0 17 0 0
Dantzic &Swedish Red 14, 10 0 15 10 0

UERICAN TI)IBYR,
Ocrotest ton, 1S&)
Dr fs tIE
15.56. tri load. of 50

10s. V lead 0(0 ft.
53. V load-o[so feet.

£l4 4r 110.
St.fts.,a tri

(Ale 41 .M.l; 1:10.

FOREIGN MAILS.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dirpentaetlesdurfug
the last week:.—
South. North. Total.
Received advice and Medicine at the Institution, 240- 270
Visited at their own houses and supplied with •
medicine,
l?O 125 266

Total at each DitTensity

............. ......... ._...

_MO 395 785

VISITORS.
North-.-Acv. C. Wray, Mr. G. Stubbs, Jun., and Mr. J. IL Smith.
South—Mr. Jordan, Rev. P. Murphy, and Rey. J. Aspinall.

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREET,

Established .1. D. T 829.

New Patients admitted during the mouth of September... 147
Patients prescribedlor, arid who have reeeived surgical assist-
ance during the month of September
Number since the commencement...

Consulting Stirgeon, Mr. Chrfstian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edarris and Mr. Neill.*Treasurer, KnorrleS.

BIRTHS.

On the 17th instant, at the Plague, the lady of P. F. Tirane, Esq.,
of Liverpool, of a daughter.
On Wednesday last, the lady of Mr. 3. Owen Thompson,. of a
daughter.

MARRIAGES.

On the 21st instant, at St. Nicholas's- Church, Mr. Williams, tailor,
to Mks Ann Shafto, of Oxford-street, Motint-pleaSant.
Yesterday, at Runcorn Church, Jahn Walker, Esq., solicitor, Ches-
ter, to Mary, eldest daughter of Richard Jauion, Esq.., Rockeavage,
near the former place.

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