The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETINO

This meeting commences this day, under the auspices of the
Hon. E. M. Lt. Mostyn, M.P., and P. R. Price, Esquires., as
stewards, and a fine sporting meeting is expected. There are
four races for this day, viz., the Croxteth Stakes, the £5O
Sweepstakes. the Two-year-olds, and the Maiden mite. For
the former, Birdlime is the favourite; for the second, Queen of
Trumps ; .apit the third, Peirse's fitly. The Trades' Cup is, of
course, the principal feature in the meeting. The ..41sentiteact
and Salford Advertiser, (a good authority on sporting matters,-)
states that " John •Scott has three horses for this race in his'
stable, viz., Touchstone, Lady le Gros, and Lustre; and the'
whole of them have been tacked by three separate parties, each
contending they have the ' right-office.' Lu-stre appears to us
to have been backed for the most money—she, in our opinion,
has no chance, having always run a very indifferent mare her
eisner took her to Doncaster last races to sell her, the price
fixed being £6O, and not mote than one-half that sum was of-
fered. Lady le Gros, we should say, is the pet of this lot, and
either she, Jupiter, or General Chasse will be the victor. Red
Rover again begins to take the whip-hand, being supported at
our figures by his spirited owner in good round numbers. Ge-
neral Chasse still improves ; he is very Well, and we are of
opinion that, if his namesake had had no greater guns against
him than he has horses, Antwerp would not have fallen."
The odds on the Trade Cup are :-11 to 8 agst Chasse (tk ;)
61 to 1 agst Jupiter; 7 to 1 agst Lady le Gros (tk ;) 7 to 1 agst
uhrah; 9to 1 agst Catharine •10 1 , to - agat Touchstone; 12 to
1 agst Lustre;
.16 to 1 agst Red Rover (taken ;) 20 to against
Revolution (tk.)
The odds stood this evening in Liverpool thus :—Even on
General Chasse, 5 to 1 agst Jupiter, 5 to 1 agst Lady le Gros,
9 to 1 agst Zohrab, and the rest as above quoted.

THE CABINET.—The rumours of a want of cordiality on the
part of his Majesty towards his present advisers, and of niflicul;
ties being apprehended by ministers in carrying the Irish church
question, continued still to be reported in the city.—Observcr.
The Bev. Thomas Byrth, rector of Wallasey, has been ap•
pointed by the chancellor of the diocese, a surrogate for grant•
lag marriage licenses, &c.

CHARITY SERMON. BLUE COAT HOSPITAL—We have
great pleasure in stating, that en Sunday next Mr. 111c..Neilt
will exert his powerful taints, by preaching, in hisovvii pulpit,
a charity sermon in aid of the furnis of the Blue Coat Schools,
The well-known excellence of this establishment, as the me,
dium :for diffusing the blessings of Scriptural education among
the children of the, poor, leaves us no room to doubt that the
attendance at St. Jude's. will be very runic that day:
FATAL ACCIDENT IN CHURCH-STRELT.—As Dr. O'Donnel's
carriage was proceeding through Church-street, yesterday, a'
drunken man came in contact with the horses, he was knocked.
(limo and the wheels forced over hiFebtly. 13eiug taken up, he.
was discovered to be severely wounded, and on removal to Mr.
Ellisou's shop, he immediately expired.
Zs OLOGICAL GARDENS.—Although the weather was rather
uuravouratile, the gala at these gardens was very fashionably
and fuliv altendeo last night. Ilieqllernivarione produced a
fine eff et, particularly that of the Rotunda where the cartiivo,
sous animals are exhibited. The exhibition of fireworks
commenced at nine o'clock, by the- discharge of rockets, blue
lights, &c. &a.. These were followed by a line large fire balloon,
which ascended very beautifully. The last piece of file work.
was really magnificent. It was the representation of a mau-of,
war, (a three decker). completely rigged, forcing her passage
between two Chinese batteries; these, after firing upon her
fur some time, were silenced by her guns, and atremendous ex-
plosion from them closed the scene. Should the weather be
favourable this evening, the gala will be repeated.
THE LONDON Mei:NI:U:4 MAIL—The public is much in•
debted to Messrs Bretherton and Co., of this place, and Messrs.
home and Co., London, for the esoblishment of a mail coach,
which is DOW regularly dispatched from Poole's Woodside Ho, el. at half-past eight a.m., and arrives in London at half-past
six on the morning of the following day. By this conveyance
passengers arriving here by the Dublin post-office packets may
proceed direct to. the metropolis without any delay. By this
mail our London' circulation is now dispatched, and we ale
saved the inconvenience which we have liiiherto been subjected
to, of sending it through the Manchester Postofflce. Had we
not dune this, our Friday's publications would not have been
delivered iu London until the following Monday mornings.
DEATH OF LADY ASHELRTON.—The death of this lady,
the widow of the late Lord Ashburton, took place at her lady%
ship's residence in Great Stanhope-street, ou Weduesdav last.
By her death, Lord Cranstoun comes into possession of a splen-
di fortune, as his lordship nut only succeeds to all bcr :Ilady-
ship's estates, but likewise to those of the late Lord Ashhur-
Gas.—We have seen the lampand the " Liquid Gas"
which has been put forth as a new discovery; the "Liquid Gas'
is, we apprehend, simply the ligneous spirit well known as
iNaptha," which, however; affords a very brilliant light..
DEATH OF THE 13IAHOP OF Fnasis.--We liniment that we
have to announce the death of that distinguished prelate and
highly accomplished scholar, the Right Rev. Thomas Elrington,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns. His lordship ar,
rived in Liverpool ftoin Leland on Wednesday last, by one of
the Dublin steam-packets, on his way to London, to which place
he was proceeding on business connected with the Irish church
bill recently introduced into parliament by Lord Morpeth. The
rev. prelate on his arrival here became an inmate of the Wa,
terloo Hotel, where he expired on Sunday eVening. His lord,
ship has passed his 70th vear. Preparations are waking under
the direction of Messrs. Woollright and Chidson for the removal
of the body to Ireland, which will be embarked on board one
of the steamers in the course of this day. Dr. Elrington was
consecrated Bishop of Limerick in 1820, and was translated to
the united sees of Leighlin and Ferns in 18:22.
[Respecting the above demise, we have a very singular piece
of information to submit to the public. An application was
made from this office last night, to the landlord of the Waterloo
Hotel, for the purpose of procuring from him some particulars
relative to the last illness of the • reverend prelate, but he re,
fused to communicate any, and was anxious that the death
should not be announced in the newspapers. We therefore
could not learn the name of the medical gentleman who at,
tended him, or even the nature of the malady. ln short, a most
unnecessary and unpardonable mystery..lins been evinced by
all the tradesmen concerned.]

• We exult in being able to assure our fellow-subjects that the
king is still firm. Lord Melboucue, if he please, can tell, with
perfect truth, that the last interview which he had with his
abused sovereign was the reverse of satisfactory. All his lord-
ship's attempts to obtain favour for the sacrilege bill and the
Irish corporation bill proved utterly abortive. In the cabinet,
too,-as well as in the King's closet, there is a difference of opi-
nion upon the last-named- bill. There are smile aininosst his
majesty's official advisers who du not wish to aggrandise Mr.
O'Connell's power by the gift of the corporations. Perhaps by
about the king's birth-day, the 21St of August, Lord Melbourne
may have a free opportunity of giving his deferred explanations.
—Standard.
STOCK JOBBING.—AI the Court of Common Pleas, on Fridays
an action was brought by M r. Oakley, a stockbroker, against MI%
Rigby, a barrister, on the Oxford Circuit, to receiver the
amount of differences paid by him on the Stock Exchange for
the defendant. The plaintiff,.it appeared, is a respectable stock-
broker on 'Change, anti was in the habit of transacting the de-.
Pendant's speculations in the funds and frNnently purchased
largely iu different foreign funds as well as the English. la
1813 he bought largely in the Spanish, Portuguese, and other
stocks; however, on settling day there was a loss of /....500,
which plaintiff paid. Plaintiff was also in the habit of purchas-
ing for defendant's son. On application tieing made liar repay-
ment it was refused upon the ground that the speculations in
question were made for the sou, and not the defendant; and
even if they were for the latter, such transactions were not le•
gal. On the part of the defendant, Mr. Plait submitted that
the plaintiff should be nonsuited, as the contract was illegal
under the act Geo. It. The learned judge said he would rather
leave that to be decided by the court above. At present he
was of opinion that time bargains in the foreign film's were not
within the act, but he would give the learned counsel leave to
move to enter a nonsuit. It was then contended that there
was no authority shown on defendant's part authorising plain-
tiff to make sales and purchases fur him, but that the contract
was with the defendant's son. Sir W. Follett having replied,
the Lord Chief Justice summed up: he said it was his opinion
that this was a contract nut within the Stock-jobbing act ; but
as that was to be discussed hereafter, he should not go into it
then; then the two questions for them were, whether there was
a sufficient authority proved from the defendant to the plaintiff,
and whether the defendant or his sou so employed the plain-
tiff ?--The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff fur £529.1 is. W.
—The election of Mr.
THE NEW S WittlFF or LONDoN.
Salmnons as one of the Sheriffs of London has given rise to a
great deal of conversation in the city. It is believed, that if a
few days' notice had been given of the intention of a gentle-
man of the Jewish religion to he a candidate for the office, the
result of the proceedings of Midsummer-day would have been
very different from what it plowed to be, notwithstanding the
very high commercial and private character of the person who
stands distinuished from all other Jews by being chosen to
till this high `office. Those, however, who pioposed Mr. Salo-
mons did their business with great skill. The friends of 14 hut
is called the liberal side of the question were assembled on
Midsummer-eve, and one of the most popular and influential
men in the city, after passing very high praise up( n the conduct
of those around Mot, let fly the name of David S.,alounins at
theta before they knew what on earth they were about. After
representing his candidate as a gentleman of high houour and
groat wealth, and eminent for his exertions in the cause of
charity, as well as disposed to have his talents for the display dr
hospitality put to the most rigeurous test, the proposer con-
cluded by crying nut, with a loud voice, "Gentlemen, call yen
refuse a man of this uoble character because he happens to be
a Jew?" The few who were iu the secret shouted, upon hear-
ing this beautiful termination to the naitress, and the Jets., with
whom the room was sprinkled, vecifereed, YeS, we'll havit
Mr. Salomons, s'elp me Got." The neprohatien then became
general, the written testimony of two clergymen 111 the Church
of England to the surpassing eligibility of r. Salomons to the
office was read, and next morning the candidate's address ups
neared in all the newspapers. The friend, of liberal principles
were punctual in attending the Guildhall. It was too sudden a
manoeuvre, the moment of election approached too rapidly to
admit of a re-action, and Mr. Salomous met with no difficulty
except that which issued flout I.he ineeths of a few. of the cur-
potation in the words " What shall w.a, have next ' It is said
that the Lord Mayor will issue a precept shoriy for a new elec.
upon the pound that Mr. Salmuens, being a Jcw, cauuus
take the oaths administered 1,, the Sherd. •

MIRA OM, MUit DEat IN IlEarsoupsnittAn inquest foss
held at the Plumer Ward Arms. East Wick, Beets, on Tuesday,
the 7th instant, before Mr.,,P.l,lt6.l:ll,tigrenti.o. re,v
icii:ariontehre, teit,i.titdueitlhree
titidteel tvaililltianreillathdaietYil man nattier' Thernas Dolby, who
had married the mother of the deeeated. was engaged with
others on Monday last in mowing some common meadows it/
East wick liadiey, who was out of work, went iwo the meads
to seek employment, aid joined the man bark., of whose pro-
visions he pat took, about eleven o'clock in We morning; the
deceased Omit!), after went to another part of the' mead to see
if he could get -a job. Alaott ninusT-titne Verbv went to
that p.t of the mead where ;he dee, ,scot wits, when he
returned and ate his dinner along <silk his ~„panices._
After the deceased Left the company of the man Darby in
the morning, Darbv became tplarrcisurne, but continued to
work at Mowing during the afternoon. About six o'clock,
Darby left the swarth he was mowing, and went into the path
which passed through the mead, where he stood, leaning on pia
sithe; the deceased, who had left the tread some time helore to
procure beer for the mowers, was rnuroing with it by the path
in which Darby stood ; the moment after they met, the de-
ceased cried out that Tons (meaning Darby) had run his sithe
into him. He ran a few yards and fell, and died a few minntes
afterwards. As soon as the other mowers got un, one or them
said to the prisoner, " Tom, you have killed him ;" he replied,
° 1 meant so to do." Datliy then absconded, leaving the sithe
on the ground, and, was discovered concealed in an arched.
drain. On his being appreb,nded, awl informed that liadiey
was dead, he said, "He meant to do so." Datby had said to
one of the witnesses, in the course of the "afternoon, " that he
would stab the sithe into the deceased," upon which the wit.
ness remonstrated with bite, end hoped that he would not do so.
He, however, repeated his %void,. and said, " He would cet,
tainly kill hint." The hotly inesented adi eadful spectacle,
the
bowels protruding through the wound. After a patient incest!.
gation, the jury returned a verdict of " Wiltul nturiieJ ::;,t nest
Thomas ifiarby," who was in custody, and was committed by
the coroncr to take his trial at the neat aswes.

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cON TEMPORARY PEESS. roared so lustily in the cause of liberty are scaicely to be j UNIVERSAL MUSICAL LANGUAGE.
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• ______ blamed for their misdeeds ; the odiuM, the public scorn, I
Monsieur S litre in ingeeioueiFraench gentleman, has inven- .
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. CHIIRCH RATE FOR MANCHESTER.—RIOTOUS MEF.TING' arid execration. ought to be directed against the wicked
ei etiilin:)•isas aeainwieili
lieuesi'iti'mi,i.)astli is, g, 1 lea of ali descriplione. the most WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MaRICET,' JULY 10.
l Cheshire, Campbell, fin Barbados, with 551 he's sugar, Barton, Ir-
kr THE COLLEGIATE CHURCIL-Publie attention will be and unprincipled instigators, not against the blind toots, eaiple, by means ol a series of mu- am and co-20 bxs arrowroot, Ihx pickles, 9 hie§ ginger, te Gowting There continues. a very good deman.d for B.P. SUGAR, and fors.trong
-directed with more than the accustomed interest to the To the ministry are we indebted for the rancour and ill- sicel expreSsions. Ile gave a lecture, accompanied with the ful- -4 brle Ihf brl sugar, 12 eggs presents, Ihf bt 1 brl bottled wine, brown and middling qualities rather lugher riees have beets obtained •
extraordinary proceedings of Wednesday at the Colic- blood' which these church:rate contests are everywhere lest and most satisfactory illustrations of his system, at the Great Onler-W Dk - • , ' the sales amount to 1,100 hhds ; 4,630 bags ofP Mauritius have also been
Concert Room of the King's Theatre on.Weduesda morniu BRITISH' AMERICA. ' i taken, from 52s e 60s, with 1,200 bags of good white Bengal at 64s 3d
giate Church. Famed as we are for our riotous proper- and every day exciting; to these unprincipled batteners ,
the media!'" of auricular .cnnmuuication• made use of in thge. New Brunswick, Miley, fin Maguadavie, NB. with 87e'e 201 deals
-cities; we believe that such an assemblage as was on that upon the public pulse, who retain the " grievances" as first instance was a violin-1u the second a French horn. Any and deal ends, batna arid batn ends, 22 fens lathwood, R D Wilmot_ ito 64s 9d V cwt.-The sales in Foreign, in consequenceof scarcity,
Aey brought together by the politico-religious, agitators :an " open question" on which they can any hour excite other instrument would; however; answer equally well. A series -15 Dk 1 arc confined to 100 boxes yellow Havana at 30s er cwt.-There has
Eleanor, Davison, fm St John. NB, with 43 pa birch and 612 ps fir , been a fairdemand for good Metessss, and 440 puns. have b sold,
of Manchester to defeat the proposed church- rate never tile mob in their favour, should' their idol, lace, be en of. phrases, collected indiscriminately from anion the audience, timber, 21 elO deals and deal ends 1141 c 5 staves, 8 spars or masts, i
were translated by him into his musical- tame, and communi- ,ei oars, 6 fms lathaood, Cannon,' Miller and co---3 bxs coins unkn, I chiefly Barbadoes, at,23s, and middling Demerara at 20s V cwt., with
before congregated within a consecrated edifice. Our ! dangered; these men, who held out the word of promise
cated contemporaneously to another ludividuel, an assistant, Order-all Dk : a parcel of inferior Trinidad at 19s V cwt. ; since which the business
report details the proceedings which were adopted; but 1 and break their vow almost befOre it has escaped from .
laced at a cousiaerable distance from him This iudividual ou
lsGsrejor,ste,b.Bee,anotinlekst,,atpt,graufrirßltin andf aesau, -with (fm Hayti) I has been checked, in consequence of the refusal of the Custirrasao
language can convey a very faint outline of character them-these are the beings to be reprobated. They, in hearingP the communication, which made;' we add, solely
R Shiel--1 do, 'said Aaster-ti Dk -( m Nassau)322 ps mahogany i allow drawback on bastard Sugar of the customary, quality.-Coring.
(or rather theabsence of character) and the animus of Dint of fact; are the guilty parties-they are the dens- .by certain notes of theeitherof rtho"vesnae instalrruent in va- The sales of Plantation are to a moderate extent, comprisingl2o casks
MED ITE RRA NEA Alt
that brutal aseemhlage. Excluding, of coarse, 11It- Had • cretota of our templeS, the ibmenters' of discord'and divi- rious combivations,immediatety transcribed it into large chalked
field, Mr. Putter, Dr. Johns, and a feW other gentlemen, sion, who, like heathens, would nourish in the bosonof letters on a black board. He also occasionally repeated them Adelaide, Perriam, fin Palermo, with 1 fix orangm, J Spence-24 of Jamaica and a small parcel of Demerara, at previous rates. 55 bales
ver.bally, and re-translated them in some instances from the ,his linen rags, Order-33 t brimstone, gos bes slonnac Ross Bros- ,of Mocha were t iken at 78s• cwt. Of Foreign, 150 bags St. Domingo
700 bxs oranges, 130 bxs lemons, Raitib.oneßros and co-1 brl wine, I sold at ses •ed 0,523 '9(l, and 100 bags Brazil at 52s Gd ra) 5657 V. cwt.--
thinly scatterer among the mob, the meeting was made their country the never-dying flame of religious hatred. '
written musical notation-for it possesses a notation at once said MastmS Dk
Of the lowest scum of the town, the most riotous, disor- But the day of reckoning will come-the " curses, not concise and sufficient-into the language in which they were Tho 1 L
wine,
ma. Leech James, fm Trieste, with 22 es 165 bls 2 cks conts 130 bags of Trinidad COCOA are reported at 47s V cwt.; and 50 brls, of
derry, ill-clad; ill assorted and uncivilized portion of the loud, bet deep," Of a deluded people will eventually ariginanyunade or into musical phrases"which were re-iuterpre- unkn, 58 pkgs cream tartar and argot, 52 cs 13 pkgs heads, 58 bxs argol Jamaica GINGER at £B'4 £9 V cwt.-There is no alteration in RUM :
ie nee motel, e bls gum, 462 lei ground shurnae, 22 lees seeds, 2, boxes
po'pUlation, who had no capacity to understand the gees- startle them from the nefarious machinations which bare tee by Mons. S'uilre himself. rfat,the system is applicable to 130 puns- have been sold at 3s ld'eeeas 5d V gallon for good to fine
all modes of enunciation known at present, and that it is fairlyl brl cheese, Order-21)1s silk waste, 1 cse wine, Schaezlar and Demerara, •
tion at issue, who violated all the ordivary rules of de- self-self-Self for their only end and object.-Matches- all
A ta'hen and co-500 bxs candles, It and U Benn- and 282(16 2s 3d efe gall. for ordinary Leewards.-450 bags
and hilly entitled to the appellation of universal regards the i°,(Tbgsl. essehumac 56 t valonia. Geller and co-1 hie cotton twist (B reel) of Bengal RICE are reported at lOs 6d ,a 13s V cwt. in bond.
cency, and desecrated in the most disgusting manner the 'ter Chronicle.
communication of ideas, we can offer the amplest testimony. T .and W Earle'. andDk
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INDIGO.—A few chests of consumers have been sold at 4s 6d V lb.
church in•vvhich it was neeeSsary to hold the .meeting',
We tested its powers with six several languages, and it failed inAmelia, i ac on, fin Leghorn and Gibraltar, with (from Leghorn)
'h co-Q
The scene had literally all the features of a bear garden. In the letter f?om Constantinople inserted in yester- none of them. The circumstance upon which the system is aht 34 t pozzolano, 22 cks 41 cs cants unkn, 34 cks borsch, acid,. 3 cksof L Drs have ' •
In bored. -24 chests ac realised the following prices, viz.
• I-trieni ode to two thousand` persons, for the most part on- day's Times a circumstance was stated; to which we re- . founded is-not a new one in the history of the modes of human 60 boxes, 10 es argot, 1 ese plated goods, 6 cks lamb skins, 1 bale reel BB andeo. 2s; and it m ltd ir lb in bond, and KC It I2ld IF lb duty
goods, 011elieJlTlahitide retid goods, 13.ateson and llorsfall-100 bls paper, paid.--Small sales of Rut India Gum ARABIC have been made at 33s
. emumuuication at a distance, and those who have ever heard syashed, unshaved, and in rags, had. taken possession of ferred in the summary of the contents of the express by
the wt horns of Uri sound among the valleys of Switzerland, or
2}l
,i-oixe
e•asnad:acETt I. In keo- bouts, cs es,,l):.aigs, Ibx a marble bust, T and W per cwt.-About GOO bags of SALTPETRE have been disposed of at 26s
all the pews in the body of the chtirch:before the proceed:- which that letter came, in the hope that due notice of it
ho have read of the effects produced in savage, and even civi- Bibby and co-. tugs 1 box apprl,
alabaster, R W Robinson-10 jars olive oil, E Boultbee-289 6d 6 28s 6d V cwt.
,ings commenced, many of them having their hats on and would be taken in the proper quarter. We allude to the lised, societies like those of Ge al A hisiri elillea tin"' ill str:l7:: rseilit Zdes°. -F(finmarirapesee tide: ,-,,,,rw OW DYEwoow?.-The demand remains very dull for all kinds : 300 tons
the majority sranilin upon the Seats or the backs of the Porte's refusal to allow the British steam-vessel which the present day, by certain combinations
a
pews ;•-subsequently ceoWds °Mese people Made their is to take Mr. Ellis to Trebizond, on his way to Persia, by
nervations. rude wind instruments, must be avvere•of the truth Of' our ob- John Souchay, Hunter, fin Palermo & Miran', wi•th (fm Palermo)
I;s:Eibicairnuiaac.incle,yebiiola I) oil. Ick wine, Order-400 bags shuinae, Jof Campeachy Lociwooe sold at £7 7s ed en £7 lOs, 30 of Jamaica at
£4. lOs a £3 2s 6(1; in Fcsric the sales are comprised in 20 tons of
But we believe in strictijustice we must accord to way into the private pews in ale gallery, clambering to enter the Black Sea for that purpose, slid the French
,' M. Sudre the merit of applying to these imperfect elements the 2
,t brimstone,tes J Powriall-eP Dk Cuba at £7 10s, 40 of Spanish at £4 0 £4 7s 6d, and 50 of weathered
from seat to seat, and covering. with filth the benches and sloop of war Mesange, which was to take Monsieur a and Catania, with (fm 'Wes- p ; t i
plaetic powers of genius, eat resolving then' into distinct forMs, sina) 9 cks lime juice, IV' Cropper and co-(fm Catania) abt 100 tons Tam a.M .7s 6cl; 20 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD at £l4 to
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cushions on which they trod. Texier on a scientific expedition to the southern shores . which bid fair to be as useful in their degree to mankind, as the sulphur, Order-K Dk £l7 10s, and a few tons of small at £l2, with 10 tons of•Ceetwoon at '
Of that sea, to proceed to her destination, 'literate inventions of his predecessor, Cadmus. Two reports, .- Niamey, Jones, fin Alicata, with 200 t sulphur, J Pownall-1 csk £1747 ton.-TuRHINTINE fully supports the previous prices, and about
- The scene which occurred at the opening of the pro-.
, highly faeourable to the invention and most flattering to the in- 2,cariliee oil, 1 csk wine, said Alster-G Dk The grounds of this double refusal, which, by a sin u- 2 000 brls. have been sold at Ils 6110 lls 7d for tolerably good, but not
ceedings was truly shocking. On presenting himself to' Dove, Gosking, fin Naples, with 11 cks brown tartar, 6cs mecca- '
runt, 68 foecistserca:lss,miirslisi,kl, EgsaeafeAsilsbii•iltasooaricinel.. f 17:
rake the chair (in purstrance of his right) the Rev. O. tar caiibination, is called forth at the same mminent by velito!-, heve already been Made b•y miirunissions. constituted to
u atroaiutsd utilityNa in peace and war, by the tsloni ed
iletu;d4ist,era.,Ta.ksrir,ire,...n .
Carolinai It iiroltgce. -nregst..
;11:17::t,
applications on behalf of the two very powers which have referencelraettincntlehlriniinsteei
Sergeant was assailed with loud cries of pull him down,
rotested against the treaty of. Hoonkiar Skelessi, ap- rvienen.rteOvanenitiiitath samean effectnn .teei i
Fordati p:niVei nes i Order-llylo 11343
vsiolskiaDnrezt at co-6-u4 du, Des Assess amount only to 70:hrls. at 31s ed e 32s 6d, and of Montreal
and several persons; attempted to' force themselves for- P , to the Academy of Arts, be special
this object pear to be 410 other then the stipulations to some such .to the Royal Insteute °ire. b reporters
five academiesown,e -ell pkgs minerals pottery, etc, E and JII Ga-rsto'n arideo-6 aci:. acoo. Pearl t 0.50 brls. at als ad for old. and 345 for nee, Ashes.-A few hints.
ward with the apparent intention of carrying ance, y eve :lump° Yat d C • ' cks and en- of Philadelphia QUERCITRON BARK have been disposed of at lOs 62
an 6()-i.,-J..(dcareadm tartar, cks argots., Fox, Sens
effect in that treaty itself. . • •
•eing it, are further honourable testimonies to the value of the 1 haessoft
into effect. We ourselves saw one man who stood close
Here, then, we haVe one of the most imPortant of the are and the genius of the other. It is intended to be used •Prin.- medder,Picks I esenWinen Ceollmisn cks.
arceVe,rrtiLlecsoeniajiiteamtac,ke: per cwt.-In CLOY/HISSED or FLaxsaen there are no transactions.-
to,Mr. Sergeant raise his stick as that gentleman was
No alteration in Bass' WAX.-liives.-The sales are confined to 2,000
secret articles of the treaty in question Nay and una- :,cuiliiinalllcyhaesda species of night signal to troops, and might, we and heading, J Glynn and Son-4 cks lamb skins, .t Mess and co-1
stepping into the cheite but of course this was not with
armies, as it is likely 'este conts unkn, 1. lid wine, 8 cks cream tartar, J F Turner-Q Dk salted Buenos Ayres at 412 i 41d, 360 dry salted Syrian atled, 200 dry
voidably disclosed: By what our correspondent's letter lin
those•dveintageously employed in our
the intention of inflicting a blow. Tile movement was, to be of our neighbours whenever they may require it. St. Petershurgh Kips at 9d, 6,100 East India Kips at 312 a 41d for Ist
states, it becomes perfectly evident that at the time when The chareeters are very"simple, and of course emit); learned. James Lyon MillSePr, Affm2VC•isidnift-41N
-4wiL ' Clement R
doubtless, unpremeditated and without any definite ob- .and 2(1 rubbed and wormed; and 400 do. Buffalo Hides at 31d V lb.-
the ratification of the treaty of Hoonkiar Skelessi was A concert, in which Signors Lablache, Ivan huff, Moschelles and e°-5 hts 15 luls'3o qr eks do, E Rne-1-61 hd: 6-ainree•leso, iamulds
ject ! Be that however. as it may, we feel quite satisfied .
HORSEHAIR -The public sale on Wednesday last was thinly attended,
notified, in the usual way, to the powers in emit with . and Pueei, evith ether vocalists and instrumentalists, performed, , and co-2 bts do, R Addison-4 las 4Ws do, T Cnaddock and Son- • e
that Mr. Sergeant was preserved from personal violence , 2 bts 2 hds do, A Tweedale-3 bts do, J' Herfonl Bros-1 ht 2 hds do, about 50 hales were withdrawn for higher prices. The sales coustst
solely by Mr. Wanklyn, Mr. Peel, Mr. Harter, and a few Turkey and Russia, not a word was said about the std a_ .
took place intermediately
the 1 • • a between the first and second parts of
lecture and illustration. It gave much satisfaction.-Lope- • hds 40 ier cks doh It IN '
'J Etly-7 bts 8 hds do. .1 Knowles and co-1 tuts do, J Dawson--42 son-4: 2 of 45 bales Buenos Ayres at Eld 6 812 for fair to good mixed, 70 6 71d
I' Willinm-12 lids do, R Cookson-6 hds Bqr cks
lations therein entered into at the former's expense. don ~
for short mixed, and 71d 6 71d for Cow Hair, also 6 mats Russian long
Others standing closely round, and so shielding him. apee. do, W Crosse-5 lids 10 qr cks do, It C Gardner-4 has do, Dowest v
Had England and France been weak and foolish enough ' . r
Prior to this Mr. Wanklyn lied fixed himself in front of • and co-3 qr cks do, J Mulholland and en-t hd do, W Lockett-4 ter black horse Hair at Is I.od, and 35 cwt. German curled at 7d 4fe lb.-
the president's seat with the determination, of keeping it to acknowledge the right assumed by Russia of' direct- LAUNCH OF THE STEAM-SHIP BRITANNIA. is
do, D Fl Robertson
tits 97 hits -12 bts 13 hds 31 qr cks 2 trigs do, Order-
20 In OAK Beim and Neutria SKINS no transactions to report ,-The sales
e qr cks do, For Glasgow-23 bts 70 Nis 99 qr cks do, • repo .- e
vacant until Mr. Sergeant could make his way through ing the way in which the Sultan should turn the key of • - Linded at Cork-6 bxs silk, Ibx samples, T Orford jun-1 bx old. of Tonecco amount to about 4.50 hhds. of which 110 hhds. Virginia
the mob, and Mr. Shuttleworth (whose name has the pre- thi Bosphorus, it is not to be supposed that leave would We yesterday accompanied down the river the directors of plate and bullion, Heyworth and e KDk ' stemmed and 60 hhds. Kentucky stemmed have been taken on speeu-
fix of reverend, and who therefore we are sure is wholly have been applied for in favour of the British steam-boat the ?lezravel Steam Navigation Company, whose packet (the e
itn)ifty,t(truergel, fin Cadiz, with 42 ppe 54 has 65 qr cks wine, talon; 80 hhds. Viregaia• leaf for Scotland, 70 hhds, Virginia leaf for
guiltless of sanctioning or excusing such conduct) was and the French sloop of war. By what occurs, how••
witness the rtaluguncjhwaots etteahe nnetlytyrr hsttetettiln-usgi foVitlaiel;noicacitisoion,titliei L.
-8 pp's 7 hds 20 qr clkhsdcltol,netsnhdtairLewr LnPritspttlez,-Tildhit do, Ordera export, and the remaining 135 hhds. by the home-trade ;very full
pushed forward towards the chair into which his party had eveeevve are made 'aware that the exclusion of British •yard of its builders, Messrs. Fletcher and Feaxnall,r L. Houghton-5 pps 1 lid do. Pemberton and Green-3 pps do', E Arm- Prices have been obtained, and the market continues firm,
Glaze-
voted him. At this time there were absolutely deafening and French King's ships is to be general and permanent, bock, Limehouse. She is a vessel of 540 tons, and built ex-a strong
-Br2(,hsds,,do,, Illigifideliotrtogsa,ilad co--6 }ids 12 qr cks do, Glaze-
T B • ncker, jun-40 hds do J MEDLTERRANEAN PRODUCE.
sties to "pull him out," and we could appeal to Mr, arid that the Sultan is to act in consequence without ever pressiv for the Rotterdam station. The new .vessel has many nawson--4710,PNV/soodward caindSon-
'2
pps Ihd dci, TII Evans-1 hd BRIMSTONE the For Be re has been a speculative-inquiry, which has lea
Wanklyn himself (whose conduct throughout showed having occasion to consult his Russian ally. . . advantages over her predecessors. She has been constructed
with a view to avert and surmount the da eers and d do, T Ili des-2 pps 14 hds Bqr (tics do, J lienyon-5 pps 15 hds 7t r
• • • eks 60 brls do RAI • • F 'I
'A William-3 lids do, S S -8'22-822 b
e , skts cop-
to the purchase of several cargos at about theprevious rates • the
that he had no craven heart)whether he was not in mo- If, then, England and France protested at the time
which frequently -occur from the shoals ',,.,
sand-banks. ithpulties
,i„,
ors-,
R William-K Dk arrivals still continue lar Jilt hu i
mentary expectation of an attempt to carry the threat against tile treaty of the Bth of July, nn the strength of Rotterdani river. This advantage isto ahte, Inhtaiuech an
nf tehxe.. 4s-
Ellen Jenkinson, Irving, fm Lisbon, with 10 hds wine, Order-1 qr eieensee; and MADDER RgeO.OTS has again
, ck do, P Wright--4 hds 2qr cks do, J K Tudor-1 ppe do, T Stavert • limited scale.-
Into forcible execution. The waves, however, subsided a mere supposition that it contained stipulations detri- ceeding light draught of water and great swift • y swiftness,two excel- -2 qr cks do,,S, Walker-1 hd do, Cardwell Bros-4 qr eks do,Walker .Several public saleaof VALONIA have been attempted, but very little
a little, and Mr. Sergeant read the notice of meeting in mental to themselves, what is to be the course they will, lencies, indeed, rarely combined. Bustles and co-I hd do, e and T Hanton-rnd (ID, el'Andrew and sold, buyers not being disposed to give the prices required. A few '
dumb show, his voice being completely drowned by pm, pursue now that the supposition is resolved into certain- The vessel entered her destined element as with a proud and lAlit?ixvr-t':i qr cks do, A Swainson-1 hd do, Weans, Allan. and co- • toss of good new picked brought £l6 10s, and onelotfine Camara in
suns' remarks more filthy and distrusting than any we ty ? Energy in such a case ought to be used, and that confident anticipation success. After the launch the
i the river.
cum- 10 ibis iierf°4l•tstiltis RV
iltreCTlat.Srto-=%, IVICVI Pd
bones. Dor ibiders .
bags as high as £l9 r ton ; a few tons good old ValOnia have also
ever remember to have heard. Many of them were not without loss of time. So fit an opportunity to try the PA
cYoldPcollatiL was givenon annshiltvdecarsio: d e
with great elegance corkwood,
and 6 bus onions. Order-K Dk
J Adam-8 bxs retd goods, 30 t salt, J Bibb d co-abt been disposed of at £l4 .15i4P ton.-The demand for OLIVE Ore has
fit for repetition. Another scene of the farce seds enacted, right assumed by Russia and the Porte of excluding froth order, and too much praise cannot be bestowed on the managers FRANCE. • been limited, the only sales being small luta for consumption,, without
and Mr. Wanklyn was permitted by the " friends of civil the Euxine the ships of all the governments in the world of the excursion for the general excellence of the arrangements. Thetis, Hough, fin Bourdeaux, .with .2 lids 4es wine 20 cebrandv any change in prices --Another vessel has arrived here from New-
and religious liberty" to lay his proposition before them, besides their own should not be left to pass without fur- The • party on board the Royal Sovereign was numerous, and T Stavert-3 hds wine, W Donald-5O cs brandy, C Tvier-2, es 'wine', foundland with aicargo of new SEAL Olt, but the dealers not being
they notice. If it be, it follows, as a matter of course, ier::reiaaltiL consistede oft scientific men, were highly inter- 11,Cnii.seetleine-2, hds brandy, F Jordan and co-4 hds do, Moore and willrng to give the price demanded, the vessel will probably proceed to
checked however by numerous interruptions, the nature
~,tii,i,,,,t-7-, Ihde6 cs wine, e lac,7lo3l.lLVVillink-2 es wine, G & . Ilainburgh with, her cargo ; about 30 tuns coloured Seal 011, lately ;
and propriety of which will at once be seen by referring that England and France have consented to let the treaty of the design Britannia.xj,fetri:tenen ,and_ approved,
'flee loyalty of the true British " in ight-I es do, W A Maxwell -5 es do, Ics brandy, arrived here from Poole,l been soldat £24• f
of Hoonkiar Sksdessi stand as it is.-Times. .18Frdar17-1 hd wine, CSe Middleton-6 Nis do, W Maxwell and co-
to the quarter whence they regularly sprang; as detailed hearts assembled on this occasion was also proved by the hearty
in one report.' Mr. Wanklyn however in spite of these _ shout which greeted the appearance of the Duke of Cambridge, e ished.,r
easte,piltesh2 e‘iel, nireal cs wine, E Busch and proportion of pale at same price, and £22 for biown.-Coo Om is
brandy,aad
vermicelli,Redford-2 hits vinegar, steady at £27 lOs le' tun.-St en Oresreet a ready sale at the prices
• a wile, with his duchess and the prince, attended in a Trinity Moore and M'C'reil-
Isl 2 cs macearon St O'Connell
Unmanly impediments made a speech which nobody an-quoted.-About 150 tons PALM Olt:have been taken by the consumers
THE TEA TRADE. barge to witness the launch. , -2 cs specimens natural history, 11 pkgs aperl, &e, Oakden and co-
etertook to answer, and the argument of which it would Among the guests of the General Steam Navigation Com- 8 ens brandy, .7 Scott-20 big liquorice root, al cks Indian corn, 2 cks this week, part at rather a lower price.-Ole of TURPENTINE in good
puzzle the " friends of ciVil and religious liberty" to con- oany on board we noticed the Right lion. G. R. Dawson, G.E. cream tartar, 10 bskts wine, 1 cse elem, clocks. &c, 50 big corkwood, demand.-The business in HEMP and FLAX continues very limited.-
On Thursday a very numerous deputation, composed Robinson Maxwell and eo-3 hf hds wine, 6es brandy, Laurie and eo-15 pps The consumers .
come into the market very sparingly for TALLOW and
trovert, for out of the mouth of their own oracle did' he obinson, Es ~ M.P., G. P. Young Es hl. P E. G Stan-
, e .P. G. brandy J Macnamar e hdsvin ei• HW A
a-- ar, rnistrong-gtnks conts
of merchants and others 'engaged in the trade to China, ley, Es q., M.l'., G. Cayley, Esq. M.P., O. Gore Esq., M.P., unkn," Order some little•business lies • '
been done at rather lower prices,
condemn them. We shall not attempt to characterize
Mr. Hadfield's speech-the kind of argument in which he as well as of parties interested in the tea trade, had an , Colonel Fairman; E. H. Locker, 'Esq., the First Commissioner Duke of Athol. Dawson, fm Charente, with 14 pns 89 hits 1 cse . • ---
interview. with Lord Melbourne, Mr. P. Thomson, and of Greenwich Hospital, &c,-Times of Friday. brandy. Order-90 hds do, Bevan end Smith-2 cs do, J Drinkwater-
dealt, and its suitableness• to- the auditory, may be ga- 23 pns 120 lids 1 cse 20 brls 20 kgs do; For the Clyde-S Dk LIVERPOOL. CQT'I'ON MARKET. JULY- 10.
Mr. Spring Rice, at die Treasury. The deputation con-
thered from one incident that occurred in its early pro- STATE OF TRADE. EUROPE. The demand for Cotton has continued very limited throughout the
sisted of Mr. Crawford, M.P. ; Mr. Marjoribanks ; Mr. Freundshaft, Zielke, fm Danzic, with 148 ps fir timber, Ift c 23 clap week, yet the only decline we can make in American is Id. 4P th. in
gresS. We have said that Mr. Wanklyn was annoyed •
H. Palmer;Mr. Thomas Sanderson ; Mr. Travers ; Mr. boards, Ili c 6 staves, J W Gibsone and co--Q Dk the middling arid inferior qualities ; Brazil is still meet', depressed, and
by constant interruptions; in fact, he was not allowed to The 'Cloth trade at Leeds still continues steady, and we have Isabella, Dearness, fm Riga, with 128 hells hemp, 34 ks flax,424lavetaken
we quote a further decline of id. IF lb. Speculators 1
Sanderson; Mr. Richard Gibbs ; Mr. Antrobus; and no material alteration to note. bgs hempseed, 212 brls linseed, 500 salted hides, Order-PK Dk 550 American, and exporters 500 American and. 350 Brat
utter one consecutive sentence without the utterance of
other individuals interested •in the trade. At Halifax market,on Saturday, there was a small attendance La Fayette, Neuman, fin Wasa, with 16i c 8 battens, 101 cl 3 deals,
some disgustingeremarke or a but st of ci oil-and-religious-
-
aloes-
Mr. Horsley Palmer, Sanderson, M Thom- of mereharits, and ta Prices were con- J 1 ll!, business was done. Pri 1 e spars; 4 fms lathwood, 30 c bones, and J Hornby and co--5e e 9 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS' OF COTTON. '
liberty yells. Not so with Mr. Hadfield— to him die un- Mr.anerson, ar. om- battens, 2i c 25 deals, ic 20 spars. Stewart, Bald and co-B Dk . Prom. the 4th inst, to this clay ineturire.
son addressed Lord Melbourne upon the subject of the Iv notquite so firm as they have recently been.
sequent , .
Mereimrius, Osterbur g fin ass, with 374 cl 2 battens, 11 c 6 deals,
leavened lump was all docility and submission. But one At Huddersheld market, on Tuesday, there was a very fair 50 t be;,„ H
•
gentleman who Was so audacious as to utter, in the orders b the of
recent. issued y Commissioners Customs demand for fancy goods, but comparatively little business was .-- B Dkes and 3 Hornby-564 brls tar, Stewart, Bald and co- SALES. , Sales istiroters.
.
directiqg the paving
.of the congou duty upon Fokein done in plain cloths. DESCRIPTIONS, Prvsly This This Pr vsly.
.usual way, his dissent from the monstrous church seeara- • Augusta Frederica, Zaage, fm Rostock, with 850 ors wheat Order this Year Week of the week. Week this Year
bailee teas, and tile injury done to the trade by the im- There was an average quantity of business done at Bradford - (.1 ok tion doctrines of Mr. Hadfield, became in an instant
Pediments thrown in the way of mercansan f the others market on Thursday. Though there was a slight decline in the Caledonia, Robertson, fm Riga. with 125 I'd's henep,sl6 brls lin- Sea Island Georgia...., 5810 130 24 it. 33c!
seed, butt of the brutal multitude. A loud scream' of seed, Stewart, Bald and eo-20 Tickers said Master-K Mt Stnined Ditto 1250 40 Ilt - 16, 14847 209820
price of wools, particularly . thoseof low
immediatequality, the spinners
interested by the adherence to the present scale of duties,Annette, Ouwehand, fin Rotterdam,. 'Wit - h 500 es genera, Order- Upland Ditto 1722e0 327 U 10 -12
" turn him out" resounded from every corner of thewere reluctant to purchase be owl their wants as
e 201 ids bulnishes, W Winn-Q Dk
The deptitation referred to the points pressed upon Mr.
'church, and eventually the gentleman was seized by half they anticipate a furtherfall. I here was no corresponding Sabina. Foss, fm Sines, with 18 tons eorkwood E le•te-8 Dk Nlobile I 66070 2120 ,Le_ 12 . 5489 249206.
P. Thomson and Mr. Spring; Rice at the recent inter-e score ruffians, dragged from the midst of the until Hildareduction in the prices of yarn and pieces, owing to some ad- Bahia Packet, Williams, fin St Petersbur 'l'with• 'e , 4OO cks tallow, New Orleans 195520 3640 10 - 111
view, and expressed a hope that measures would be Mr- vance in the cumbers' wages, which usually takes place at this Carne and Telo-10 hills o and c hides, Gladstone and Serjeantsen-: Pernambaeo
to the door of the church, thrown to the ground, and, as 580 141 -ma )
mediately adopted to allow Fokein boheas to pass at the season of the year, when many of them go off harvesting. at 22iradisTahueerinpi‘eN
oltbdis junk, Order-K Dk Aricati and Ceara.. -.} 23510 l4 - lee 16089 23591
we are informed, kicked when on the floor ! He is as, fin Rostock, with 1000 ors wheat, Sanders and Bahia and ilia ado .. 19170 420 133 - 143' ' 907 19837
gentleman, we believe, of exemplary character, of the
lower duty as they had hitherto done. was stated from Ipswich that wools had sold lower that' was an- c
. tic' tared, but that the sales had not been extensive Emanuel,
Dk g , Mara.nhara 17580 230 itil - 14. I 300 1914 g
Lord Melbourne, after some discussion upon the point, - Sawgenneds - 131 - •
mildest deportment, and somewhat advanced in life. We 'I he 100 1 • • •
ins.engegef in the Barnsley linen trade continue to
assured die deputation that the subject relative to the be Well employed ; the drill trade, which is generally slack at
congratulate the civil-and-religious liberty heroes upon ,•--;•'.iiipptilg Entriligence. Para . 270 0 - 0 219
Peruvian 1290 20 141 - 0 355 1771
duty upon the Fokein. boheas should have the immediate this season of the year, will shortly be revived, and will bring a Demerara and Berbice ll7O 60 Si
1 -17 1725
their valorous achievement against such an antagonist. -.....--.....
attention of his majesty's government, and promised that deal of work into the hands of the operatives. Barbados, 3OO 0 - 0
It is not surprising that after this exhibition some per- FRIDAY, Jets 10.-Noon, Wind W.N. W.-Blowin- 'fresh: CortruaonraWest India 3030 0- 0 )
1 49 1594
:he detertnination he and his eolleagnes might come to on liceaileeladgain to reort dull sale in wool of all descriptions ARRIVED-Christiana, Tohitt, from Amsterdam-Eleanor, David- La 2660 • 0- 0 2071
sore who had a regard for his own security and that ofd t Wee wool market on eriday, and the tendency in
the question should be communicated previously to the sell • - price son, from St. John NR, sailed 15th June-James Lyon:Miller, from CarthaeLna - 0 e7l
his townsmen, conveyed an intimation to the police that continues rather downwards. Cadiz-Aneette,eh;werhand, from.Rotterdam-Freundschaft,Zeilcke, r Vrna - 0 93
et
period to which the large sale of teas, which had been
•their presence might he useful to present disturbance, if The quantity of wool at Doncaster wool market on Saturday from Danzig. 17 IP4 '
gYttiall Madras 6090 120
el - 2)96 5616
' - their services were not needed for its absolute suppres- postponed in consequence of the recent order of thecom- was large, and a great number of dealers were in attendance ; ALSO ARRIVED—The William P ' Penn, hew from Waterford-The Surat and
tnissioners of customs, had been adjourned. theme was a very brisk sale, yet a reductions of 02. per stone was Liffey, Murray, from Dublin-Thee Islo•ttingha'm White, from Bengal Belfaste. •.. ...... - 0 885 2704
sion. Some officers accordingly attended, and at a later submitted to. There was a reater clearance than on an pril(gotrabinin, Williams,d fromi Dublin--!Mary and Jane,. Wil- peear Luibelai3sate this day,
Some of the members of the deputation expressed asu c din.h _ yof the -
The
Stage of the proceedings it seems that they were desired Ltd Hog 0— 0
desire to draw the attention of Lord Melbourne to the ewepre Preceding
oYbls.lbs. -oc/Iss.,(6id.p;er If and ewe 18s. 6d. ;. Hams,alliaslo, Jones ; and Ceonmamnerc•e,
a?-ilaArclelan,
fromfro Dungarvon- '''
Steined Ditto 0 0
to approach the parish table for the purpose of checkingDublin-City of
necessity of an alteration of the scale of duties upcn tea •; There Carlisle, Hudson, from Carlisle and Annan. Bengal •
the riotous conduct of a brawling baboon, whose tongue was about an usual supply of wool at York market on _
hut his lordship was understood to say that that question Thursday, but in consequence of the monthly sale of colonial OEF Poise-Two Brigs and one Snow, at 11 45 a.m.
364100 11540 32221 5n8816
was never at rest for five minutes during the whole. pro-
ceedines and wire, more than once, made use of the
, , was tinder the serious consideration of government.- wools taking place in London this day there was but few of our Alice, Seeles. hence for C ' aieutta, was spoken 4th May, in lat. 20 6,
The mode in which the East India Company were re- principal buyers in attendance. The trade upon the whole has South, long 22 6, West. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JI-ILY 13.
coarsest language towards the chairman and other gen- ruled With, if an 'thing a slight decline in price upon our last Gentoo, lack from Clyde •ee Thomas
solved to dispose of their large stock cf teas in bond was,Mellor, Hutchinson, hence, The su_pplies for the week have been moderate; the principal im-
Heinen. Anon, however, a civil-and-religious patriotweek's quotations. Ail hoge 172 d. to 184, per lb,, two-thirds at Calcutta. • port of Wheat has been of English. Having had since heavy rains
also hinted at, but his lordship expressed a disposition Inca. Harrison, from Gibraltar, at Rio de Janeiro.
nese to order, and with mock heroic grandeur asked if hogged 16.0., half hog and ewe 151 d., one-third hogged I4d. to
Dryades, Jones,hence, at Havre. speculators have bought Wheat at an advance of Id 0 od per bushel,
not tieenter into a discussion upon that point for the M., all ewe I3d. to 14d., cast wool 12d., locks and cots 9d. to . but the trade purchased sparingly.-Oats were sold moree-freely at the
the meeting would tamely bear such an " insult" as theEliens, Cutheert, from Alexandria for this port, at Milford,
present. l Id. moor viociti6d. to 7d. The Eleanor, Davison, arrived et this port from St John, NB, sailed prices ofdlast week : and Oatmeal, at a decline of 3d tie 6d per load, met
appearance of two or three red-collars anion them. The
re _of Flour hare asked 6d e Is per sack ad-
After a lengthened conversation upon the topic which
0 ad-
We
' haveVe still to deplore the dullness of Rochdale market. 15th June. On 2021 June, in lat.. 4e 3d, long. 61, spoke the. Brilliant. %neeerveheinelni•-berennide
hit was paipable-one and all concurred in denouncinga pr mredy f(4l-4frorite marks.
more immediately formed the subject to W brought be- Monday
rtithee
.1) itliesr sestreucuernestedu
circumstance
en
ici)ebitnar,intnint,:degoVso at a re- fax-ihßereTeisctrsorswSetpAt!drew's, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c, having Winter., V 70llais s d s d
the policemen, and the constable, Mr. Pryce, with kind duction in
fore his lordship, the deputation withdrew. The feeling Cintra, Nash, from Lisbon ; & Jane, M'Clare, hence. at Limerick. English, new red, 546 6 10 Irish, kilndriedit• 326 3 4 consideration to the feelings of the patriots, ordered the things ve4 awkward, The Wool tradebin conseqnuewnneemsavas Brothers, - , from Gibraltar; Diligent, - , from Cadiz; Do. old OO. 0 0 Do. old do.
was that the government would allow Fokein bohea to very languid. The general cry of goods being lower madewools Do. new white .. 610 .. 7 4 Do. prim,-, 4218 - 3 41.. 0 0 ;
officers to withdraw. Nothing, however, could be more Preston, - ; Success, -; and William, - , hence, at Dublin.
pass at the low duty as heretofore. -of the finer qualities bad to quit.-Leeds Intelliyettcer, Rebecca, Cresswell, hence for Nerve, has put back. Do. old OO.. 0 0 Do. do. old 00.. 0 0
ludicrous than the affright at the presence of policemen,
The following notice, in addition to that issued by the _ Off Point Lynes, inward bound, at 6 a.m. No. 1081, Margaret, B Sch Scotch, •white...• 6 ff... 6 9 Foreign, free .... 0 0.. 0 0
and nothing more preposterous than the objection to from New York. No. 645, Dart, B. Seh. from Bristol. Do. red : - Do, in bond . .. 0 0.. 0 0
East India Company on Wednesday, declaring 4,000,000 Irish, new red
their attendance after the enactment of such an outrage GeetctAL MAGNANIMITY.—Lard John Russell yesterday ST. J olio, NB, June 12.-The Samuel Freeman Blake, from L'
1- Do. old 5 5.. 511 :English, white .. 42 0.. 45 0 '
as. that upon Mr. Middleton-an outrage, a repetition of pounds of tea for the September sale, was promulgated gave orders for discontinuing the taking in of the Morning Post, verpo• ol for Cumberland, NS, went on shore A• • Point,
on . lispeck at the Ho new white - . 6 8 Foreign, white .. 38 0..42 0
on Thursday :- Morning Herald, and Albion , newspapers at the Home-office.- mouth of this harbour. 11th instant, and is nearly f llofwater,Tl D.
ii
which upon the persons of the officers was evidently only Isabella, Peshhy, for Liverpool, while dropping down the river Petit- Den. t ' d -
0 0.. 0 0 E e 1 ngas.i, new .... 0 9.. U
prevented by a conviction that it could not be tried with "Agreeable to the company's notice of the 28th of May last, Albi". iodise, grounded on one of the Reefs, fell over and became a total _ , zig, re
Do, white - li 0 Do. old 39 0 44 0
the teas advertised for the September sales will be offered to Ihe SAGACITY OF THE ELEruANT.-And now for an instance of wreck.
impunity. 'Wherefore rioters should be exempted fromStettin, red 0 0 - 0 0 Foreign, free .... 39 0.. 42 0 t
public at the following upsetprices •--Boisea at I 14 which I have often witnessed on the
• _ 5...-. per lb.; self-denial. , part of my Do. white 0 0 . 0 0 Do, in bond 0 0.. 0 0
supervision merely because they have the audacity to public
first •
congou, quality, at Is. 311.; ditto, second grade Is. 7d.; friend, the large elephant. .1 had observed him very busy, SATURDAY, JULY H.-Noon, Wind W.N.W.-Light. Conigsberg. red.. 00.. 0 0 Irish, new
make a church the scene of their unprovoked violence, we ditto, third grade, Is. 9d. • souchung, first grade, is Cgi ditto, flapping right and flapping
_left, evidently much annoyed by ety -The New Brunswick, Al k y from St Andrew's, NB, pp,. white
know not. Of this we are quite certain, that, for con- second grade 2s. ; ditto, third' grade, 2s. Gil. ; pekoe at 'ii. 4d.•
, the mosquitoes. He showed, by constant flagellation f his sailed!' 161 tr June, in company with thr sn' '
St George, for this port ; left Rigs & Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0 MALT, V Imp. qr.
duct far less flagitious than that which was exhibited by twankay at is. ed.; hysine skin, first grade, Is. 4d.; second person, that be was much annoyed by his persecutors; and just the Mary Ford, and Isabella, loading-The Bebe, -, from New- Odessa
fuundland-The Isabella, Dearness, from Riga. Russian, hard.... 0 0.. 0 0 [NOLAN-CORN, im. qr.
ditto, Is. 92.; and hytion, first grade, at 2s. Id, , ditto, second at that time the keeper ought a little naked black thing, as
certain of the civil-and-religious liberty gentlemen ,scores Canada, red 5 0 6 6 Red • OO .. 0 0
de 2s. 7d • ditto thirdgrade, s Ild•• and •
Kra de • , , • •, ditto fourth round . ,
das a ball which in I believe they
India, , call a child The Royal Saxon Renner, sailed from Sydney, New South Wales DD' Re - 0 o
and hUndreds of men have been sent to cool their valour
grade, 3s. 42. per lb." -laid it down before the animal, with two wor sin Ilindoo- for Beneeal, 2d Mar Ch. ' Bonded Wheat .. 3 3 - 4 6 FLOUR, it 28(ab, a
in a gaol. stanee, "watch it," and then walked away into the town. The Elizabeth, White, hence, at Sierra Leone. RYE, iinp. qr. Begiish English, flue
• . These prices are from 95s to 30s )er cent.i under tbe
Contrary to the expectation of many persons, the . ' - • - elephant iminediet 1' e y broke off the larger part of the bough, Jordeson, lords-son, hence, at Demerara. and Fore' ,free free 00.. 0 0 Irish, gds, new
averages obtained at the June sale. so as to make a smaller and more convenient whisk, and The Barbados Planter, -_, from Iluasco, at Rio de Janeiro, 27th Do, in bond "•'0 0 - 0 0 Do. fine •
directed his whole attention to the child, gently fanning the
than that committed upon Mr. Middleton. At its ter- - i tegrity, Johnson, hence, at
little lump of Indian ink, and driving away every mosquito Constant, Van Schie. hence,'Do. Grinding.6olb 3'41 -4 2 Do. in bond
ruination, and after the patriots hid dispersed, the body IMPROVEMENT OF THE SHANNON. which came near it : this he confirmed to do for upwards of two Helena, Greven, hence, alealvAontwerP• Irish, Malting,do, 4t.. 4 3 Do, sour, free..,, 00.. 0 0 a
of tile church was little better in appearance than a pig- hours, regardless of himself, until the keeper returned. It was Brilliant, - , from Belfast to St. eA• de 's was spoken 20th Do. Grinning, do. 3 9 311 Do, in bond 18 ols
sty. The floors were covered with nameless liquid ; the DEPUTATION OF IRISH MEMBERS TO TIIE CHANCELLOR OF really a beautiful sight, and caused much reflection among those in tat. 4, 30, long. 61, with loss of i:tsr, bun, arks,
c. June,
& having had Foreign, d, p. do. 39:: 4 0 , Canadia •-• e- -. ~,- 0 o
, free - .4 0
seats hied the tops of the pews were embedded in filth ; THE EXCHEQUER ON 11E. LOTTERIES. who observed it. Here was a monster, whose bulk exceeded her decks swept.
- Do. in b0nd....,, 2 2.. 2 6 Do. in howl 0 0.. 0 0 ,r,
Om. v 45th. OATMEAL, v 24orb, . that of the infant at least ten thousand times, acknowledging English, new •• ••00 .. 0 0 Enelish, new .... 00„0 0 "
and, in fact, there had been carved out work sufficient to On Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, a deputation the- image of his maker, even in its lowest degree of perfection,. SUNDAY. JULY 12.-Noon, Wind S. W.-Blowing fresh, e • Do. old 00„ 0 0 Iriih; new
occupy cleansers and scourers half a week. Besides all of Irish members headed b M O'Connell,
, y i r. waited on was divine; silently proving the truth of the sacred announce. Alumni-David Cannon, Cain, from New Orleans-The Rapid, Scotch. so' new.. 0 0.. 0 0 Do. old 26 0.. 27 6 '
this, many of the pews were broken by the tumultuous the Chancellor ofthe Exchequer,for - ment, that God hade given to man dominion over the beasts of Woolverton, from St Patersburgli-The Comet, Cole,' from New- Do. old 0 o o 0 BRAN, 41' 2411) OO.. 0 0
foundland-The Colombia, Ockett, from Antwerp. • - scramblings of the mobocracy over them. These are 'tt• through I• mi mg, him, to government the propriety of •
the field "-Metropotitan.
" the friends of civil and religious liberty !" raising funds, by means of lotteries, to improve the in- rt,i.DEATH .
l.; 0I: . LADY NLA Yti . OAR': -An inquest was taken on Mon- _.Anso Aliervp--Be,tty and Jane, Murray, from the Isle of Man-
„, , „e „ n e,.,_,„„e ,„„,__ _ e.
__ Sir Boucher Wray. waddon. from rarilill—Artivo r..,-... 0.....1. —.-
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. JmILY 13. it

DEPUTATION OF IRISH MEMBERS TO THE CHANCELLOR OF
THE EXCHEQUER ON THE LOTTERIES.
On Thursday. afternoon, at three o'clock, a deputation
of Irish members, headed by Mr. O'Connell, waited on
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the purpose of sub-
mitting, through him, to government the propriety of
raising funds, by means of lotteries, to improve the in-
ternal state of Ireland, and at the same time provide
employment for the labouring poor of that country. The
deputation consisted of about twenty members..
Mr. O'Connell stated the ohjects for which the deputa-
tion had solicited the interview, insisting at some length
upon the distress of thefrish people, and the impossibility
of preventing the sale of foreign lottery tickets.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that if the
question bad simply been whether government ought to
sanction lotteries, he would say at once that they ought
not, and would not. If, as the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, it was proposed to him to make up fur any defici-
ency in any department of the revenue by a recurrence
to lotteriesthe
.wOld unhesitatingly say he would not.
BUt this lottery was proposed under such circumstances,
and for objects so benevolent, and which all must have
equally at heart, that he would certainly submit the mat-
ter to the consideration of his colleagues; though he
must in candour say that he did not expect they would
give their sanction to the proposal; and even if they did,
he did not believe that they would be able to carry a bill
through parliament for the purpose. Mr. O'Connell
must recollect the strong expression of feeling in the
house on the subject of lotteries, even when their pro-
ceeds were to be applied to praiseworthy purposes, when
the Glasgow lottery was under discussion. However,
he would, as he before said, because of the objects con-
templated to be accomplished by the proposed lottery,
submit the proposal to government. No man could have
the welfare of Ireland more deepy at heart than he had;
and before the end of the session he would show that
these were not mere words of course by laving on the
table of the house, in the report of public works in Ire-
land, the measures which were to be taken for improving
the navigation of the Shannon, and otherwise promoting
public works.
Mr. O'Connell said that all that the deputation wished
l'Or was that a select committee should be appointed to
inquire into the alleged evils connected with lotteries;
as, itf the event of its repovting against them, the expec-
tations of the public in Ireland, which at present was so
general, would at once he seen to be groundless.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said—" You can
have no difficulty, Mr. O'Connell, in earrying that point.
You have only to niove for a select committee to inquire
into the legality or selling tickets for foreign lotteries in
this country. "Certainly, if it shall be found impractica-
ble to put a stop to the sale of tickets for foreign lotteries,
it would be Much better that the profits of such lotteries
should he appfierd to loCal purposes of benevolence.—
You can easily get any names yeti wish to put on the list
of the '
Mr. O'Connell—" As to that, sir, there could be no
difficulty. We wish nothing more than that there should
be a fair and impartial inquiry into the alleged evils of
lotteries."

The result of the meeting was not such as had been
anticipated. Every body who understands the constitu-
tion of these assemblies being aware that the show of
hands would certainly be against the rate, it was ex.
,ected that the churchwardens, as a matter of course,
Would have demanded a pOll, in which event we feel con-
vinced the church would have triumphed. Fhe opinions
of Mr. Hadfield and Dr. Johns are not those of the mass
of onr respectable dissenting fellow-townsmen ; and if
they were—if abstractedly a majority of the dissenters
had felt inclined to oppose a church-rate sanctioned by
law, and rendered necessary by ministerial imbecility
and neglect—if the current impression before the' meet-
ing had been tha_t_the shoal.a. be. opposed.—after the
tneeting far different sentiments would -certainly prevail.
Every man who has a respect for social order, and hates
mob law, would have felt compelled to record his detesta-
tion of conduct like that of the religions-liberty rioters
by voting for the rate. But doubtless the churchwardens
have acted with due consideration. The law, we believe,
provides that, if a meeting of rate-payers refuse to.grant
any rate, churchwardens may find their protection in the
ecclesiastical courts, which can empower them to levy a
rate for necessary purposes. We presume, therefore,
that this is the course which the churchwardens are re-
solved to ad.opt. •

From a praiseworthy motive, no doubt, Mr. T. Potter
strenuously urged the churchwardens to withdraw their
demand for a rate, and raise the requisite amount by a
subscription, which he expressed his willingness to head
by a contribution of £5O. Mr. Potter's liberality no man
would be so unjust as to dispute, but churchmen do not
desire, and, we hope, would not receive his charitable
favours. The churchwardens ask from Mr. Potter a legal
payment for a great national object; not an extension of
private bounty in behalf of their peculiar church. De-
spite the clap-trap, flimsy, empty-headed argurnentspet
forth to excite the people against the church-rate, Mr.
Potter knows that it is not an impost for the benefit of a
'select class of religionists as such, but the mite which the
more favoured of the community contribute for the tell-

gious tuition of those who cannot afford to pay for church
sittings themselves. Never, indeed, was thete a groser
instance of fatuity than is presented by the people in
joining the cry against this absolutely imperceptible levy.
At present the charelies in which the poorest may wor-
ship " without money and without price" are kept in re-
pair, and some of their minor expenses defrayed, by a
tax which touches only the better class and spares the
poor man ; let but the civil.and-religtrius-liberty brawl-
er% however, attain their object, and the amount of the

rate will he charged upon the consolidated fund, or, in
other words, the general taxation of the country, to Which
rdotand rich are alike forced to contribute. Are the
people, aware of thg trick .about to he prtictised upon
them

SAGACITY OF THE ELEPHANT.—And now for an instance of
self-denial, which I have often witnessed on the part of my
friend, the large elephant .1 had observed him very busy,
flapping right and flapping left, evidently much annoyed by
the mosquitoes. He showed, by constant flagellation of his
person, that he was much annoyed by his persecutors; and just
at that time the keeper brought a little naked black thing, as
round as a hall, which in India, I believe, they call a child
—laid it down before the animal, with two words in Hindoo-
stanee, "watch it," and then walked away into the town. The
elephant immediately broke off the larger part of the bough,
so as to make a smaller and noire convenient whisk, and
directed his whole attention to the child, gently fanning the
little lump of Indian ink, and driving away every mosquito
which came near it : this he continued to do for upwards of two
hours, regardless of himself, until the keeper returned. It was
really a beautiful sight, and caused much reflection among those
who observed it. Here was a monster, whose bulk exceeded
that of the infant at least ten thousand times, acknowledging
the image of his maker, even in its lowest degree of perfection,
was divine; silently proving the truth of the sacred announce-
ment, that God had given to man dominion over the beasts of
the field."—Metropolitan.
DEATH OF LADY N ay i.ort.—An inquest was taken on Mon-
day, ut Brighton, on the body of Lady Charlotte Wilkes Nay-
lor, widow of Sir George Naylor, Garter King of Arms, who
hart died suddenly on Sunday evening, at No. 60, Marine-
parclde. Charlotte Ann Lawrie, niece of the deceased—l was
on a visit to deceased, who was an occasional visitor at
Brighton ; she had been here about two months. I accom-
panied deceased and her three daughters on Sunday evening, to
.St. Peter's church ; after which I went for a walk with her.
She was in good health yesterday. She lost her breath as she
was walking on the Marine-parade towards home, and com-
plained of being ill. We were just opposite No. 60; and we
took her in there. She had been ill five or six weeks before,
but since that had got much better. Ellen Kemp—l7sun servant
to Mrs. puntombe, No. 60, Marine-parade. About half-past'
eight o'clnek I saw deceased pass towards Marine-square; she
appeared to be in good health. Between eight and nine de-
ceased, her daughter, and last witness, came to the house, and -I
opened the door to them. Demised asked for water. I shower!
her into a front room; she complained of being ill. I brought
her some water. With the assistance of her daughter she
walked twice to the water-closet. She was afterwards taken to

the sofa, and a. medical man was sent for. Mr. Tayler . came,
and remained with her till she died, which was about twenty
rive minutes after she came to the house. Mr. Hobert Tayler,
surgeon, deposed—l was sent for last night at a little before
nine o'clock to attend deceased. I found her on a sofa at No.
60, Marine-parade, quite insensible. She had little or no pulse,
and was nearly dead She was unable to swallow some liquid
which I attempted to administer; I think that life was not quite
extinct till about ten minutes after I arrived. I had not pre-
viously attended her. I understand that three weeks before she
had lost her recollection, and I have no doubt that her death
was occasioned by apoplexy.—Verdict aceordingly.—Brighton
Gazette.

We trtvit that the gross outrage upon. public decency
ilithidn `was 'exhibited on Wednesday will be r4htly view-
ed by the cr.aritrY. The pour -ciehdea creatures Who

AVERSION Or AMERICANS FOR COLOURED PEOPLE.—A young
Frenchman, who is settled in the state of Massachusetts, told
me that he once unintentionally and unconsciously "frighted"
the "propriety" of a whale steam-boat load of white " china"
by lighting his cigar at the mouth of a piece Of black "earthen-
ware." As he was walking on deck he observed a man of
colour smoking near him, when he borrowed a light from him.
" As soon as ('had done so," said he, "I remarked that every
person's eyes were fixed upon me, and followed ray steps which
ever way I went. At last a young man stepped forward, and
informed me that I had committed an act Which all present were
shocked at ; as it was contrary to the usages of the country."
The matter was easily explained. Monsieur was a stranger,
just arrived from a country where such refinements are un-
known, and where every_ man is allowed to do as he likes. 1-le
assured the yOung gentleman that he had not the slightest in-
tention to offend any one ; and resolved, in his own mind, not
again to risk his reputation and reception by committing such
an unparddriable crime. Another French Man—the French, be
it observed, are honourably distinguished for their liberal and
generous feelings on this point—was pelted with brickbats in the
streets of New York, for merely speaking civilly to a woman of
colour belonging to the house in which he lodged. But the
most laughable circumstance connected with this subject was
told me by an American—an intelligent, and, in other resp.ets,
an estimable man. Some years ago he was in London, where
hi became intimate with a young Oxonian, with whom he one
day made an appointment to visit some place. On proceeding
to the spot, he met his friend arm-in-arm with a coloured man !
Horror struck at the sight, be turned away abruptly and went
off in another direction. When next they met the Englishman
asked why he had "cut him" so pointedly. " Cut y3u !" re-
plied he, "how could I do otherwise ? Why, I had made up
my mind never to speak again to a man tvho could associate
with such people as I saw you in company. with." " Wheit !"
said the other, "do you mean that young man who was with Ine
when we met each other ? Why he is an old college acquaint-
ance, one of my most intimate friends !"

Also AlumEn—Betty and Jane, Murray, from the Isle of Man—
Sir Boucher Wray, Waddon, from Cardiff—Active, —, from Cork
—Lord Nelson, Hefford, from Newcastle—Herring, !%feyer, from the
Isle of Man—Newcastle, (steamer) from Carlisle—llihernia, (steamer)
from Belfast—Vulcan, (steamer) from Glasgow—St Patrick, (steamer)
from Cork—St David, (steamer) from Dundalk—William Huskisson,
(steamer) from Newry—Fingal, (steamer) from Dablin---Ornaerod,
(steamer) from Wexford.
SAILED—The Fairy Queen, Ilyem ; and the Tagus, Wade, for
Lisbon.

The New Jersey, for Roston ; and the Isaac Hicks,. and the Eagle,
for New York, are deLdned hy strong he'a,l winds.
William Salthouse, Roberts, sailed from Manilla, for Slneapore,
Bth February.
Albert, Harvey ; and Martha, Rosewall, hence, .at Leghorn.
George Canning, Wynn, hence, at Suadia.
Goshawk, ; and Vesta, , hence, at Dardanelles.
The Packet, Cross, hence for Monte Video; was spoken 7th ult.,
in lat. 7 N, long. 22 W.
The, Ann, Sievrwright, hence for New-Orleans, was spOken 23d
ult.. -in lac 48, long.-28.- • - -
The ;Frances, Leslie, hence for New York, was spoken 27th ult., in
let. 45, long. 31.
' The Letitia, Williamion, hence kir Oporto, was spoken in lat. 51,
long. 10.
The Welcome, of Dublin, bound to Trinidad, *was spoken
in long. 14.
Tho Angelina, Napp, from Rotterdam, at Plymouth, towed in with
loss of foremast, bound for this port.

The deputation, Salisfied with the Chancellor of the
Exchequers acquiescence in the appointment of a select
committee of inquiry, then withdrew.—London paper.

MONDAY, JULY I3.—Noon, Wind W.N. %V.—Light breeze.
Aftnn•En—Richard Rimmer, —; from Bonny—Enfield. Rot-
tomly, froe Valparaiso—Othello, Saunders, from Savannah—Thomas
Tucker, Parry, from Trinidad--Rocket, Sage, from Jamaica—George,
Wright, from hlaranharn—Nelson Village, Rogers, from New Orleans
—Admittance, Bradford; and Sarah Parker, West, from Charleston
—The Clyde, Brown, from Quebec—Sarah, Hayman, from Oporto—
Medora, Candlish ; and Minerva, Gass, from Demerara and Dublin.—
The Formidable, Charles, from Sierra Leone, sailed 2d June. The
Mary, White, and Regulus, sailed three days previous. Left In the
River, the Dispatch, of Dublin; Barbara, of South Shields; Mary
Clark, and Jane, the latter vessel ready for sea.

The John Welch, Woodhouse, hence fur Montreal, was off Kinsale,
9th instant.
Bisphani, Seward ; Delfina, Pietranero ; and James and Fanny,
Loblvtt, hence, at Genoa..
Dunlop, Shaw, hence, at Newfoundland.
The Gem, of Bristol, from Messina ; Active, Hayman, from Cork;
and William, Davis, hence, off Cape de Gatt.
The Indian, from Calcutta, at Havre.
Sylla, Scott, hence, 'ot Sierra
Thomas Battershy, Yapp, hence, at.Marwaxim.
Vittoria, De Metternich ; n. Principe. Mulottuauli, hence, et Ancona.
Caledonia, Grahain, hence for New York, was spoken 29th June, in
lat. 42 24, long. 38.
The Ellen, Scott, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 7th inflant,
in Ist 49 30, long. 7 44.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. JULY la
The demand for dry Butter continues good, and prices are fully
supported. For pickled there is little in airy.—For Reef and Pork
there is a good business doing, the price of each is fully supported,
the latter has a tendency upwards.—There is little alteration to note
in either Bacon, Hams, or Lard.

BuTraa.—Belfast,new
Banbridge, new
Colerain..
Sligo, old
Perry, old
Waterford, new
. Limerick, new
Cork, new
Do. pickled gds, new
Do. dry 3ds, new

Newry 73
Do. drr Ist, new OO
aintla lk On

Car!uw. new.'...;
BEEF.—New Prime 111-ess 95
New lndin, )05

FORK
Do.
BACOti, new
Do., 01
DRY HAUS
W ET Do
LARD.—Firkin
Bladdered.... .......

d. - s. d.
0 GI
0 72 0 per-cwt.
0 00 0
• 00 0 --
0 00
O 74 0
73 0 ---
0 70 0
69 0
O 63 0 ----
O -- 74 0 --
0 00 0 --
O 00 0 •
0.,-.=,25. 0
• 102 'per tierce.
O 1I1)
6 55 0. perbarTel.
0 30 0 per barrel.
O 34 A pier cwt..
O 00 0
46 0
O 34 0 --
6 48 0
O 50 0

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Juts 10.

The arrivals since Monday have been very short, but the demand
being equally limited. Wheat has no alteration from our last quota-
tions.--In 3arlev nothing is doing, and but little business transacting
in Oats, the prices continuing at Monday's terms.--Other articles
remain unchanged in prices._

JULY.
Tuesday l4 .1 37
VVNlneiiday 15 I 2 .19
Thurolay 2 50
Frithq 17 : 45
Saturday 113 i 4
SUNDAY 19 1 5 42
Moutlay 20 648

Wht. Brly. Oats. Rye. Bns. Peas.
Avititsox d s 115.4 sdlsdlsd
Of the week
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 40 1 29 8 23 10 131 2 39 9 37 4
Duty on Foreign . . . .47 8 15 4 12 31 22 9 14 0 16 9

IMPORTATION OF CORN FOR THR LAST ATFEK.
Wheat Barley t Malt Osts I Beans I Peas Rye
—••• English S4GO 20 I 310
Snitch
Irish
Brit. Colonies
Foreign

3-100 i -

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND Al
LIVICRPOO

1. s. d. C. s. d.

026 e 0 2 8
022 0 2 3
... 0 2 2 0 2 3
017 0 2 0
0 1 8} 0 1 9
0. 1 9 0 2 0
022 0 2 9
015 0 1 8

TIMBER, 4r cubic foot,
Riga
Dantzig
Memel
American Pine
Do. Quebec
Red Pine
Quebec Oak
13ireli
1 LANKS, foot of t inch.
Dantzig Deck
American Pine 0 0 21
DEALS, 4, standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0
Memel Red l6 0
Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 • 0

ISERICAN TfAIRER,
L, JULY 13, 1835.
DUTIES
1.551. V losal.of 50
feet.
..1
10e. 4 load of 30 ft.

3s. V load ofso feet.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULY

IL N.
1 57
2 39
3 22
4 iu
5 9
fi 15
7 19 j

£44 #r 120.

k't 58.4iX2 105.4r12"
XIS) 0 Olt 4P 190.

V. I.
15 6
14 • 5
13 4
12 5
11 10
11 7 I sth Sunday after Trinity.
11 6 I Margaret.

s. d. R. d.
Ray
New I.lnv 0 0 0 0 ---
Clover day 0 6 0 9 -
Straw, Wheat 0 0 0 7# --
straw, Oat 0 5 0 6 -
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 -

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
July 6, 1835 2164 families, per week..... &68 10 5
July 7, 1834 2173