The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-20 00:00:00

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

Sir J. Graham has declined to appoint magistrates for
the borough of Sheffield, unless the town council are pre-
pared to build a new gaol, and to hold quarter sessions.
NORTH WILTS ELECTION.—On Monday Mr. Sotheron
was elected, without opposition, M.P. for this division of
the county.

The Glasgow cotton spinners' strike is virtually at an
end, the majority of the spinners having resumed work at
the masters' prices.

The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons
has appointed the 9th, 16th, and 23rd of March. for his
Parliamentary levees..

It is said that government have consented to allow
sheets and half sheets of paper to be so stamped, that
when folded in the shape of a letter or note, the stamp
should appear on that part usually devoted to the address.

BONDED BISCUIT FOR SHIPS' STORES.—This week a
general order has been received from the commissioners,
permitting bags of biscuit to be at once repacked into the
vessels' bread-lockers, under the like regulations as when
started into casks, on board the exporting vessels.
A youth named Thomas Maunder, the son of a farmer,
lost his life near Tavistock, last week, in the following
manner :—He had been out shooting, and in attempting
to conceal his gun from the person on whose grounds he
was, it went off, and lodged the contents in his-heart.
DESERTION OF FAMILIES BY THEIR PARENTS.—In
the parish of St. Mary, Islington, there have been offered
during the week rewards for the apprehension of several
men who have deserted their wives and families, leaving
them burdens upon the parish.—London Paper.
DEATH OF MR. WIGNEY.—This gentleman, once the
eminent banker of Brighton, which borough he repre-
sented in two parliaments, died on Wednesday, at his
residence, Porchester-terrace, Bayswater, in his 49th
year.

On Saturday last, about two o'clock in the afternoon,
G. Gardiner, of Stretton-upon-Dunsmore,absconded with
Jane Page, daughter of Mr. W. Page, farmer, of Stretton,
from Miss Kimberley's school, situate at High-street,
Warwick. George Gardiner is about 23 years of age,
and Jane Page is about 13.—Standard..
At the Central Criminal Court, London, Charles Ed-
monds, aged 24, the young man who attempted to dis-
charge a loaded pistol at a pretty young widow named
Matilda Potter, because she refused to accept him as a
lover, was convicted of the offence, and sentenced to 15
years' transportation.
At Bow-street, on Friday, William Lardner, who stated
himself to be a brother of Dr. I)ionysius Lardner, was
charged with uttering incoherent language about " the
Prince." He said it was but the " effervescence of the
moment." A legal friend whom he summoned declined
to take charge of him, and he was sent to the St. Martin's
Workhouse for safe custody.
SINGULAR PLOUGHING MATCH.—Mr. Cousins, of
Terling, Essex, has lately given a challenge, to the effect
that he and his six sons would plough against any other
farmer and his six sons for £lOO. Mr. Allen, of Foulness,
has accepted the challenge;. he has seven sons, and says,
that with six chosen, he would make a match for any sum
of money, to plough, shoot, swim, or play at cricket.

A portable cast-iron house, which was constructed by
Messrs. Scott and Sinclair, Greenock, has been finished.
It is for Lady Noel Byron, the wife of the celebrated poet,
and is to be used as a school-house for children. It is
said that this kind of building is much cheaper and more
convenient than these of stone and lime, especially where
those commodities are scarce.

HEROIC CONDUCT OF A CRILD.—On Thursday, Mr.
W. Carter held an inquest at East Moulsey, on the bodies
of Maria Watford and William Burrell, each twelve years
of age. The little girl fell into a pond, and was drowned ;
and the boy met with his death in a courageous effort to
save her. The verdict, of course, was " Accidental
death."—Manchester paper.

THE PLUMSTEAD MURDER.—It is stated that John
Bodle, who was last week convicted at the Central Cri-
nainal Court of falsely making an infamous charge against
Lord Abingdon's butler, and sentenced to 20 years'
transportation, has confessed that he was the murderer of
his grandfather, Mr. John Bodle, of Plumstead, by ar-
senic, and for which he was tried at Maidstone, on the
14th December, 1833, and acquitted. The prisoner is in
his 33d year, and has long led a very dissolute life.

ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—
On Sunday evening, about half-past eight, an accident
occurred on this railway, which is likely to have a fatal
termination. Two men, named Waller, father and son,
and a man named Patrick, were on their wpy from Chel-
sea to Ewell, in Surrey, and had to cross the line near
Wimbledon, where it is intersected by the road. It was
dark. A train was passing by at the moment, and the
elder Waller, not seeing it was knocked down and so se-
riously injured that his life is despaired of.

A string of valuable horses, 112 in number, purchased
at Northallerton lair for the London market, was con-
veyed to its destination by railway, on Saturday last, by
special train. They occupied 36 vans, and the train had
a novel appearance as it shot along at the rate of 20
miles an hour.—Hull Packet.
A CRACK SHOT.—Mr. Bennett, a young gentleman,
a few days ago, on Plumstead-common, Kent, undertook
for a wager, to hit 140 penny pieces with a pistol, thrown
up by another individual ; which feat, to the astonish-
ment of a number of sporting characters present, he ac-
complished, without missing a single piece, but with the
ball from the piece doubling the pennies up.
DESTRUCTION OF A SPINNING MILL BY FIRE.—On
Monday evening, between six and eight o'clock, the spin-
ning mill belonging to Mr. Brown Auchterarder, Perth-
shire, was completely destroyed by fire. The fire is
supposed to have orig►nated from the stove being over-
heated. Scarcely any thing was saved. Mr. Brown had
the machinery and part of the stock insured.—Sestch
Paper.

ACCIDENT TO EXCAVATORS.—On Thursday, at noon,
the earth of a sewer in Upper Grosvenor-street, Grosve-
nor-sq., London, fell in upon five men working below. Two
escaped ; three were buried under the mass. After con-
siderable exertion the men were extricated from their
perilous situation, and conveyed by the police, on
stretchers, to St. George's Hospital. They are all ex-
pected to recover.
VALENTINE'S DAY.—On Wednesday last, the London

twopenny-post letter-carriers were regaled, at the instance
of the Postmaster-General, according to annual custom,
with beef and bread. As there are upon that day, accord-
ing to the official returns, upwards of 150,000 additional
letters passing through the chief office alone, the men are
furnished with refreshment at the public cost, to save
time in the delivery.
CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—Some time ago the float-
ing lamp, at Blackwall-pier, having been, as usual at
night, moored with the bude light at a little distance from
the other, an individual walking towards the light fell
into the river and was drowned. This person's life was
insured, it is said, for about £l,OOO, and the office has
given the company notice, that it will expect them to pay
the loss the office sustains by the man's premature death.
—Railway Magazine.

BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, Feb. 16.—A1l descriptions
of raw sugar continue in good demand, and rather better
than 600 hogsheads West India have been sold during the
week at from 60s. to 71s. for low brown to fine chrystal-
ised Demeraras ; 2,000 mats Mauritius and a few retail
parcels of Bengais have also been disposed of at from 61s.
to 695., and which rates establish an advance of Is. per
cwt. on previous rates. Nothing done in molasses. Ga-
zetted average price of sugar, Feb. 13, is 335. 34d. per
cwt.

SOMERSET COUNTY MEETING.—A meeting took place
at Bridgwater, on Friday, for the purpose of forming an
agricultural protection society for the county of Somerset.
The meeting was convened by the High Sheriff. The
radicals of that town and Taunton, with an auxiliary force
from Bristol, aided by the railway, mustered in great
force, and succeeded in carrying an amendment in favor
of the Anti-Corn-Law League. This is, we believe, the
first reverse the agriculturists have experienced. Loud
will be the crowings of the League press.
SUDDEN DEATH IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.—On
Wednesday evening, on the arrival of the train which
leaves Preston at! 6.30 at the station in Bolton, it was
found that one of the passengers in the first-class carriage
was dead. The body was immediately removed to the
waiting-room of that station, where medical aid was pro-
cured,ibut it was unavailing. On examination of the ar-
ticles in the pockets of the deceased, it was discos ered
that his name w Abraham Levi Cohen, that he resided
at Hamburgh, was a Jew, and had several acquaintances
in Manchester.

SINGGLAR ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday evening Mr.
Payne held an inquest at the City Arms, Hunter-street,
Southwark, on William Birch, aged 49, a costermonger,
residing in Noel-court. On Monday Right he was sitting
by the fireside eating beef taken from some peasoup, when
a large piece stuck in his throat. A woman who was in
the room getting his tea ready, seeing him endeavouring
to dislodge something, and observing him turn black in
the face, sent off immediately for a surgeon. Nearly
every surgeon sent for was from home, and more than an
hour elapsed before he was seen by one—he was then
quite dead.

FATAL OCCURRENCE AT LOCHMABEN.—On Tuesday
several young persons having incautiously ventured upon
the ice on the Kirk Loch, for the purpose of skating and
amusement, it unfortunately gave way, when no less than
five of them were precipitated into the water, three of
whom, melancholy to relate, were drowned, the other two
having with great difficulty succeeded in getting out.
The unfortunate youths that have perished are, a son of
Mr. Paterson, of Locharbriggs, a boarder at the public
school here, a son of William Gibson, slater. and the
other a son of Mr. William Harkness, and a brother of
the two lads who were saved.—Dumfries Standard.
THE TIMES AND THE FIXED DUTY.—The Times is
now advocating a fixed duty, but no longer ago than the
23rd January, 1834, this same Times denounced its pre-
sent hobby in the following unsparing and unequivocal
manner :—" The peculiar grievance of the present impost
may be that it is uncertain, deceitful, and ill-framed, even
for its ostensible purpose ; but as to a fixed' duty, it is
neither more nor less than a fixed evil—a fixed discourage-
rsent of manufactures—a fixed robbery of the consumer
by the producer—a fixed bounty upon foreign industry,
to the detriment of British—a fixed aggravation of the
burden of the poor laws—a fixed monopoly of subsistence
against the hungry multitude."
Two LIVES LOST.—A most distressing accident oc-
curred at Johnston on Sabbath last. It appears that
some boys were amusing themselves on the brink of a
deep quarry-pit slightly frozen over, which is situated
near to the old bridge of Johnston. The bonnet of one
of the boys was thrown by a playfellow upon the ice, and
its owner ventured upon the frail fabric with a view to
recover it, when the ice gave way, and the little fellow
dropped into the water. One of his companions, in en-
deavouring to rescue him, also fell into the deep pool,
and, before effectual assistance could be procured, both
boys sunk below the surface, and perished. We under-
stand that, while endeavouring to recover the bodies, a
man all but fell a victim to his exertions for that end.—
Glasgow paper.

THE LATE FATAL DUEL.—On Monday. Capt. Grant
surrendered to take his trial, as second to Lieut. Munro
in the late fatal duel. He was then indicted for aiding
Lieut. Munro in firing a pistol whereby Col. Fawcett was
shot. The trial was fixed to take place on
Wednesday, and Capt. Grant was conveyed to Newgate,
in custody of an officer. On Wednesday, Captain Grant
was placed at the bar. The Attorney-General stated the
case and'said, if the jury believed he was present with the
criminal intention imputed to him in the indictment, it
would be their duty to find him guilty. • The evidence de-
tailing the circumstances attending the duel having been
gone through, proving Captain Grant to have been pre-
sent, Mr. Wilkins addressed the court for the defence.
The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of
not guilty..
THE CIRCULATION OF GOLD-.—The following is the
amount of gold coin tendered at the Bank of England,
together with the amount rejected as light, during the
several years specified :
Amount tendered. Amount rejected.
1836
1837
1838
1839
1840
6,214,439 2,679,080
1841 ..
1842 to
June 25 j 2,067,091

We have here a total, tendered at the bank, during six
years and a half, of £59,880,971, while, during a period
of more than twelve years, the amount issued and circu-
lating, in the hands of the public, was only £30,000,000.

LANCASTER ASSIZE.—The commission for the north-
ern division of this county was opened, at Lancaster, on
Saturday last. The circumstances of the Spring Assizes
for Lancaster opening so early as the 17th of February is
considered a novelty, and no little dissatisfaction
has been expressed at the inconvenience to which parties
in civil actions have been subjected by the arrangement.
The following is an analysis of the calendar :—Burglary,
1; attempting to poison, with intent to murder, 1;
bigamy, 3 ; manslaughter, 1; stealing, 8 ; offences against
the Mint, 2; cutting and wounding, 1 forgery, 1; and
fraud 1. 11r. Justice Wightman will, this morning, com-
mence the crown business, and, when that is concluded,
will proceed with the civil business. It is expected that
the assizes will terminate on Wednesday or Thursday
next. Tne next commission to he opened for the North-
ern Circuit is that for Westmoreland, at Appleby, on the
22nd instant.

sstcaFabrflißessbEstewiAveieTic:SaE
scanAdlne.grinsgdsThli atehr,oec:extle.do—On Friday evening last, be-
tween.filearddeiabtheraolydke
afterboeue i nit
nht he e.
straw farmeof
buildings of Mr. Thomas Grimshaw, tenant to Charles
caught fire. The lad gave the alarm and ran away. Mr.
Grimshaw's eldest son rushed into the stable and got the
horses out, their tails being only a little singed. Grim-
shaw's hands and face were severely burnt. The fire
spread to the barn adjoining the stable, which contained
a quantity of wheat in the sheaf, valued at £7O. Ten
tons of straw, part of a bay of oats, and forty bushels of
wheat in sacks, two cart loads of oats, and one of wheat,
much damaged, were saved ; also part of the straw and
two sacks of wheat; the remainder was all destroyed, to-
gether with the stable and barn. The other outhouses
adjoining were saved by the strenuous exertions of the
firemen, and a few others.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.---WE very much regret
to announce that the Duke of Wellington, on Wednesday
evening, about six o'clock, had another attack of the dis-
psiey.house, he wafLsonodbosenvredebt.ol6falllB4down
order under which he has so long laboured. Upon his
arrival at A
in the fol-
lowingtuoeifdce
,T,othhei s
Times statement`
Wellington
upon the neck of h's horse. Two gentlemen passing ran
to his assistance, and he was conveyed in their arms into
Apsley-house. The noble duke was in a state of total
unconsciousness ; but we are happy to find that the attack
was only temporary, and that he was able to be pr
sent at the adjourned debate in the House of Loprrde,sse.—ntSneis-
[The
istic letter :]—
'newspaper.
,‘ It will save the duke some trouble if the editor will
be so kind as to announce that there i
characterkeh
taos t cen theetrd aitd
oDi cr
is not one word of
truth in a paragraph of The Times newspaper,
instant, headed "The Duke of of the I6th
Wellington." The duke
has not been in better health for the l
at present. He was not on ast twenty years thin
compliments Field-Marshal
horseback on Wednesday,
He went to and returned from
through the streets, m the Horse• Guards on foot
followed by his '
which was not mounted on that ilaygT,oom with his horse,

Feb. 20, 1844,

citFyoaanadantri
apprehension of William Sanders and Lydia Sanders,
g.h—bLouarrghoeobdi,llosffearriengexaterenwsiavredlympoolod
fionrtth.beis
wife, who kept a fishmonger's shop in Broad-street'
Bristol, until about the 29th of last December, when the,
absconded. They are charged with being concerned 11
the will forgeries which are now under investigation before
the Lord Mayor of London; and Lydia Sanders is
pected as being the party who personated Miss E 005"
Slack in the first discovered case.—Bath Chronicle.
MISERS.—An inquest was held on the 27th ult. in the
parish of Lanivet, on the body of Mary Tinny, found dead
in bed. On the jury proceeding to view the bodic2l.
emaciated appearance created a feeling of horror in T4l°
minds of all. The corpse was literally all skin and bone'
and the poor creature had scarcely any covering ; Pat
within her reach were two cold potatoes, and a broke*
cup of dirty water. Deceased had lived with her brother
for the last twenty years, during all which time neither 0,
them had tasted any animal food, except at harvest ; bll`
they had lived on barley, potatoes, and warm water mixed
together : they had never even tasted a drop of tea,_ne,'"
ther had they spoken to any of the parish. They refuted
c"
to work for any one in the parish, but they worked ill the
adjoining parish of Lanhydrock. There was found under
the body, after the woman's death, a bag of sovereigns;
and in different parts of the room was concealed a quail;
tity of silver, chiefly in half-crowns.— West of Englav
Conservative.

THE IRISH DEBATE.—On Thursday evening, whil!
Mr. Borthwick was speaking, it being dinner time, DWI
hon. members left the house, and the numbers on both
sides gradually diminished, until there were at one time
only thirty-two members present, the Opposition benchei
being almost wholly deserted. There was an evident dig'

position to count out. Two or three hon. members were
observed furtively to reckon hands. The hon. member
for Lambeth (Mr. Hawes) detected what was going for-
ward, and hastened across the floor of the house as fast
decorum would permit, and having passed the door, me
down the passage and lobby as quickly as his legs could
carry him, and gave the alarm to some Opposition man;
bers who were standing below the bar of the House of
Lords, and listening to Lord Haddington. The prompt
attention of some of them to the summons saved from
the ignominious fate of a " count-out" the motion of the
noble lord the member for the city cf London, who w.,,as
himself absent; and, strange to say, there were not hag'
a dozen Irish Opposition members present.

DEATH OF LORD SIDMOUTH.—This nobleman died ?11
Thursday last, at the White Lodge, Richmond-park, 111
the 87th year of his age, Henry Addington, Viscount Sid-
mouth. More than twelve years before his death Lord
Sidmouth resigned a pension of £3,000 per annum, which
was secured to him by law, and which he might have re-
tained to his last hours; but which, feeling that, from al-
tered circumstances, he no longer required, he thought
it right to relinquish. He had gradually withdrawn from
all public employments, and almost even from honorary
office. From the High Stewardship of Westminster he
retired three or four years ago, and latterly retained only
the situations of one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity
House, one of the Governors of the Charter House, one
of the Benchers of Lincoln's-inn, and Deputy-Ranger of
Richmond-park. He was Speaker of the House of Corn'
mons from May, 1789, to March, 1801 ; First Lord of the
Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, from March,
1801, to May, 1804 ; Lord President of the Council, 1805;
Lord Privy Seal, 1806 ; and Secretary of State for the
Home Department, from 18] 2 to 1822.
LORD STANLEY THINKING OF THE DERBY.—The
Globe of Saturday states that, in the course of Lord Stan-
ley's speech, on Friday night, the noble lord afforded
much amusement to a crowded house by one of those slips
into which the most cool and deliberate speakers are oc-
casionally betrayed, but which Lord Stanley, notwith-
standing the ardent and impetuous style of his delivery'
seldom commits. The noble lord was about to read an
affidavit made by William Kemmis, the Crown solicitor,
respecting the striking out of the Roman Catholics from
the jury panel : " It is signed," said Lord Stanley, "I).'r
William Kemmis, Clerk of the Course," instead of Clerk
of the Crown. The idea suggested was, that the Derbg
was uppermost in the noble lord's mind, and therefore
tripped unconsciously from his tongue. The laughter of
the house did not induce his lordship to suspect the cause
of the merriment; and, supposing it resulted from some
error in the power or authority he had ascribed to the
officer by whom the document had been signed, he said,
" I understand that is an error, and that the Clerk of the
Crown was not competent to sign it. However, the error
is not a very serious one." He proceeded with his speech
without knowing the precise way by which he had pro'
yoked the cacchinnatians of the crowded benches.

THE BITER BIT.—On Friday last two young men who
were riding in a light spring-cart upon the London-road,
at Rocky-hill, on passing a countryman leading a spirited
cart-horse, one of them made a cut with his whip at the
horse, which broke away from the man, and went gallop'
ing on the road, followed by the young men, who were
enjoying in anticipation the fun of driving the cart-horse
a mile or two on the road, and the countryman having to,.
follow them ; but, an unexpected event marred their sport
—the cart-horse turned suddenly up the first cross-road:
and' the young men, who were looking back with great
glee, had not the power of preventing their own horse
from following, an unlucky post, however, being in the
way, a collision took place, the horse was thrown down'
the cart overturned, and the young men pitched out, one
upon his shoulder, and the other upon his head, in the
hard-road. Getting up again with sundry " oh's" and
" ah's " and groaning with pain, they now begged
.911:
sistance from the countryman, who was not such a son
•
pleton as they had imagined. " No, my lads," said be,
"if it had been an accident, I'd helped ye willingly, hat;„..,
you've only to thank yourselves for your own folly.
Maidstone Journal.

A MAN WORRIED BY A LEOPARD, --- On Sueil
morning last, considerable excitement was canssal..l4 9 A
ton, by a report that the keeper at the managerie
museum of the Star Inn, had been worried by one of the
leopards. It appears, that the unfortunate man, wil"e
name is Matthew Ferguson, was seen going up
to the
menagerie, about half-past seven o'clock on Sunday !nor'_
ing by one of the waiters. About half-past eight, another
man, who assists in cleaning the room on a Sunday morn-
ing, went into the managerie, and was atone a conaidconsiderabletime. The keeper not making his appearance, he wen
down stairs with the intention of looking for him, but
.
was informed by the waiter that he saw him come in about
half-past seven ;it was now about half-past nine o'clock'
The waiter went into the managerie to look for Ferguson.;
he found his jacket and hat in the usual place; and, bee
attention being called to the cages of the leopards, by the
female jumping from a ledge at the top, he observed the
unfortunate man lying dead in the den of the male leopard'
and literally weltering in his blood. The body was foul:
to be dreadfully mangled about the throat, and the sow
of the head was nearly torn off. He must have been
seized by the throat, and killed almost instantaneousil;
for, had he given an alarm, he must have been heard bi
the waiter in the room below. How he came to go into
the den to the leopard can only be conjectured. Ferge'
son was in the habit, for a long time, of caressing th,e,
male, it is thought that he must have gone into the OP
with the intention of teaching the animal some tricks;
after the fashion of Carter and Van Amburgh, as he bad
a whip with him, and had carefully fastened the door on
going in.

LIBERATION OF MR. OASTLER.--Yesterday week!
Mr. Oastler was liberated from his three years and
quarter's confinement in the Fleet and Queen's prisons'
On the morning of that day, Mr. Joshua Pollard and Mt'
Walker, of Bradford, and Mr. Scholefield, of Raistricict
near Halifax, went to the proper office, and paid DWI
1:3,300-. This sum includes about £6OO for costs, inte-
rest, and sheriff's expenses. Mr. Thornhill has, there
fore, received the uttermost farthing, and the prisono;
as we have said, has been locked up three years and
quarter. The subscription amounts to about £2,51* _
Mr. Oastler was conducted to. the Committee-roopm
where Lord Feversham and several noblemen and gentle'
men were assembled. He was congratulated by Lord 1'
versham on his liberation, and when be rose to respon
his feelings for some minutes overcame his powers
utterance. He began by thanking his friends for tbe!`e
unexampled kindness, but his words would ill express Oa
gratitude which swelled his bosom. Ever since he 1,4
know , anything of principles, he had looked upon
British constitution as founded upon God's own boos
He had regarded the church and the state as essentia
united; he had regarded a national church, for a nations ,
worship of Almighty God, as a state necessity, as well a:
the
aarmistoncorwa7,assapidarthean, d,,poaoreceel
more
rtehae
a state's duty ; he had deemed the rights of the crown $„,-f
sacred as the rights of the people ; and the privileges;
freedom, my lord and gentlemen, I owe to you, and on
free public
man.f re
elfh?
those in the country who have broken my bonds. •`0
have paid dearly, very dearly, for my liberty butte 1.1
ts. forth with a determination to prove, God willing,
am worth the purchase." (Enthusiastic cheering.)
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MR: O'CONNELL.—During the whole of Thtfcting
various rumours were afloat in the metropolis resP' ob
the arrival of Mr- O'Connell. At four o'ulo.4c a it
(composed of several hundred persons), consisting print
pally of Irish day-labourers, took its station immediate";
facing the entrance of the House of Commons. They
were evidently placed there to receive INIr. O'Connell. %-
the interior of the house all was bustle and excitement %
a afterwardsfew hon. Mr.
gentlemenO 'Con O'Connell I
the
emoe
the opposition benches. The ministerial side of the boa%
was well filled. All the members of the government werci
in their places, and the strangers' gallery was crammed)
At a quarter past five several members entered, 80d,, e eyes appeared directed towards the door. In a nuner
marched up the body of the house amidst the cheerinwah-0
cheering was anything but general. Mr. Hume, 11",,Cr
was O'Connellcoofi a
confined
must o havesom some
beenfif t
fifteen
yo
rmtoirr teinfi:eyd .
Bowring, Captain Layard, and Lord Clemen did t'"i,
ppirolisitiTohne
hheoneni.lems.erin-_oeff
best to welcome the " Great Liberator " buttsalas !
eine he el;
,brior
with powerful lungs, Dr. Bowring and Mr. Hume tashf
the lead. Mr. O'Connell sat in his usual position,
.."10
Dr. Bowrin hon.Th
Bowring. A short time after sitting down Mr. lit'd
advanced, shook Mr. O'Connell heartily by the hand,:ell
entered into conversation with him. Mr. O'Con'',b
looked pale, and his spirits are far from buoyant, althnap,
he did his best to appear the "gayest of the throng'l.o
As a proof that this noisy mob was got up for the ogiot
purpose of creating a sensation in the streets, and no
they knew little and cared less for this " base and brills,
idol of the Whigs, we may state that a party of them °the
took Sir Robert Peel and his brother Colonel Peel for,_elt
persons whom they were hired to cheer, and exalted 0,0
sweet voices loudly in their favour, as those two gentlen;s,
walked into the outer lobby of the House of Cornip„°,,o.,
After his vociferous supporters had escorted Mr. 0 1-4ei
yell into the house, and were on their return home, 1, ots
met the Duke of Wellington, anti turned back witb.`:„o,
to the House of Lords, cheering him loudly all the tP:.:O6
On his dismounting from his horse, they gave hime
loud and long huzza, and then, as " the fun" seemed to
'b
over, separated quietly to their respective horse..

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street,
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a the/
, BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEB. 14.
led is STATE OF TRADE. &bipping intrlltgentr. ftlarkets.
During the present week the sales made in English Wheat
before
____4l,....____ ewe have been at an advance of Is to 2s. per quarter. Malting Bar-
e Olt' telireestirBBY Aten LACS TRADES.- The plain silk hose branch, af.
TUESD kY, FEBRUARY 13.-Wind S.E. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEB. 16.
elates lapse °grading for some years, has at length made a sort of ley, Oats, and Beans, Erm at last week's prices.
..
tb,„ ; . abd is something better. The silk glove branch is not in SAILIgn,-Bfian. Gaidez, for. Havana-Vindicator, Robinson, The Wheat trade is slow to-day, at an advance of Is per qr. ;
.
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 14.
the- east improved, and, in fact, it seems falling off altogether, for Manilla- froy, Clarke. for eavannah and Charleston- Helen the improvement being firmly demanded by the sellers caused
ia th,e rovcreat mass of the gloves now made being cut. The cotton Thompson, Petrie, for New York-Elizabeth V. ood, Crosbie. for less buSneSs to be done than was expected. Barley is dull, and The show of stock was not large, tut the quality good ; cus-
d clew ',tare branch still keeps in a fair state of demand ; end we now Barbadoes-Thomas, Walker. for
.Demerara-Eliza & Ann, Bell, the best samples only support last week's rates. Oats and tomers evidently every week on the increase, and jobbers were
il, iM era..." a cut-up glove, the same as a cut-up hose branch. The for Bahia-Mastery, Amy, for Rio Grande- Priam, Mowbray, Shelling are without material alteration, either in price or de- enabled to realize a small advance on both Beef and Mutton ;
in the alit pantaloons, and shirt branch has not visibly improved ; for Genoa-Clementine, Symons, and Castilian Maid, Ivens, mead. Beans support their vaiue. every thing sold•up.
bone, vouid e hands are pretty generally employed. More business for
.Azore.s.
- -
. just ell sbe done, but the extravagant rise in Yarn now prevents Five, Elides, from Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres
Ilectneculation, many of the houses dreading former losses, ex Anne & Emilia, Hendrickson, hence at Oronocto _ LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 13. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 17.
lioites tee .o_l4 a sudden revulsion. There is no Material alteration in Adelgunde, Kehrmann. from St. Thomas, off ditto
plaUeep
wt oe
rFe rai di
tanya'es
t, mh
earr
tkrei tv,i
at
th;e
hiumt
,pwort
tt
hs
tonfl
eGr
arhaliyni
ni netroe
atsheids The tendeney of prices during the week has been upwards,
rOther, freeiu°oelit cotton hose branch, with the exception that the fine Matthew pearse, hence at. Maracaiho
ut the extent of lansintss actually transacted in Wheat or
ter 01 ki,
.es above 4e-gauge are gradually set a-going ; but as a great Myren, sailed from Savanilla for this 25th. Dec.
Flour, at an improvement on the rates of one last, has not been
• bet insitet° this'
~ the paying in bread, meat, drapery, and other wares Gazelle, Anderson, hence ; Pigeon, Hiscock ; Susan, Col- at rivals since, we have to report a moderately fair supply considerable , the disposition among millers and bakers being
- ;,
se
roar° t 0 au ef Money is much upon the increase, and threatens, in lings, and Peri, Dawe, from London, at St. Michael's
ete hos• ..!.. of Wheat and Oats, Flour and Oatmeal, including several rather to fall back upon the stocks they hold, than follow the
i, fit teens lery districts, to become total.-Noltingham Journal. Jane, Braithwaite, from Londonderry, at Santa Cnnz
consisting of a cargo of White Odessa Wheat, 297 qrs.
alt ; those from abroad, during the week,
: The s
advance further for the present.
Sultan, Barrow, and Sprightly, Jeffrey, hence ;
ame remarks apply to Oats and Oatmeal.
Sfltseee°' sest..,,,,re:e7The demand for goods in the Cloth Halls during the
bow Lord and Brilliant, Yabsley, from London at Terceira
in tB' rh„, ek has been fully as active as for s ,me time past. nearly
La*dy COurtenay, Trinick, from London, at TeGrceenierraail aßned-
hop
afa
1.1. Bre
eeall rssl e00.5f• f,
satMna dt
eBs2FBinqursr.. Pease from the Baltic, with 7665 At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, the trade evinced much
confidence ; but a similar feeling prevailed to what we have
Lildere,e,ri. ptions of cloths being in reque t. Several metropolitan
Under sailed 24th Jan. on her set rn
above noticed.
tood.ti_ as_ buyers have been in the town duriug the week: and a
Panope, Chandler. and Corinthian, Casely, hence at Leghaorinn.
eigne; ea' L'a iness has been done in the warehouses for domestic con-
Nv Eh
exacti t et
rda
dbey t thhi
se
tnf unr
rt Ini ei
nr
gr i
ns ep
einne
dL ownt
tdho ni
nycerse
at esridnagy
fi,
rtinh e. In the agricultural counties, and in Ireland, the advance
Bertha, Souter, seiled from Leghorn for this port 18th J .
ualk
q _e goeslati°o• The Wool market is firm, and the prices of both
neSs on tbe part of holders, who generally asked higher which has taken place is greater than can be realised in any of
the markets of this district.
slew and Wool continue to look up. 1 Negotiator, Young, for Alexandria, 26th ; Quiz, Reid, for Zante
I 27th, and Why Not, Dart, for Cork 28th
prices than could be obtained subsequently ; for although
Son,_
eo,e ,n ERSFIELD MARKET.-We have no material change to ,
i Courier, Elliot. hence at Trieste The import list exhibits a good arrival of every leading article
of both English and Irish produce.
While tlo,7_' the transactions at this market, which still continue to be 1 Enchantress, Newson, from London, at ditto the attendance of town and country buyers was rather At this day's market the speculative disposition which pre-
numerous, they appeared to be unprepared to follow up vionsly existed appears to have subsided. Upon Wheat a small
hoe' 0e an extended scale, particularly in fancy waistcoatings Chandos Hicks, from Constantinople, at Odefssra
this
mall
fteao:teuir°deterhaeire fabrics suitable to. the approaching seta sso Ita e
mA %tilde 1 Mary Ellen. Wad.e, sailed from MarseidlleDs port 4th
tEhneglaisdhvaannede Irr ei
eqhu, i
ar endd,
2ad rI. dp e rr e 1
tulosct
ht ao. nfotvl
dey
ur ptt
yha
ey
pi
rnaegi
tde3sFdno.
fruetpihoginns . improvement is required, but it is realised only in partial iu-
day week for most descriptio7
, both _ rs stand out.very stiffly for nnproved ra e .. h
tittle the -e s have some difficulty in realising remunerating prices-, I Febd. ; Russell, \elute, for Falmouth, an avoid, Gorddosna,ilfeodr
Cly e, Stli stances. Flour Is per sack and barrel ; Oatmeal Is per load ;
Wheats, the sales effected were to a moderate,- but not and Oats id per bushel higher Beans scarce, and, as well as
Inches tin rchants being very reluctant to give way.
e x thei nn srni vee
ma
amdoeuannt
d.
It dis' th.LtDFoRD MARKET.-There was a good attendance of mer- 1 for Gluethnaoa, M 3 uthnnianfriiorry Newfoundland, at Valencia, an
. M,alt, steady, at late prices.
I Were lie'su's. at this market on Thursday, but the business done was I Hope, Isbell, from Clyde, at St. Valery. -Sur-Somffie
Irish Flour realized an advance of 2s. Fhe advance which we actually quote is firmly insisted upon
by holders, whilst purchasers pursue a cautious course, and the
!mbar ba quite so extensive as of late in consequence of the refusal of I J. G. Jeume, Wachman, from the Cly de, at Bremen
aske.,,lne,re.hants in many instances to give the increased prices Magellan, Meyer. from Manilla, at Antwerp .
accompani d b f ' d business doing fn every article is confined to moderate limits.
g for- kap 9 the manufacturers. Late rates were. however, fully Provident!a, Denvetg, , Frances, Doom., ; Epee, Halwyck,
npenrtesdaciks,.apnedr fhreerereSltadteensr,era,s welt as Canadian, must be -
fast 35 se: 'Stained, and in cases where they could be accepted, the re- and Industrie, Jaeghere. hence. at Ostend
e y a air e- LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FEB. .12.
wand for each.
r, rse ziutr,te business was done. The Yarn, Market was very brisk, Thomas Brown, he. ace at Swinnemunde
The supply of Wheat from all the near counties was very
could for e?ree dealings took place both for home consumption and
sMargaret Ann, Griffiths, hence at Dundalk Barley Malt Beans and Pease
scoonftlianstitewdeienks.teady!
fl irmo
mi t e dE
stshoixs . mic oe
or nr
.i nsgu,
frboultk , t
ohne
dr e
Nwoarsf 0 am
,f awi ri
rihi uaa ngt
oi toydo fs
hßal eoyf
but not in' lively', reques't on the term'
meta; bet :Port, at late rates. The Wool Market was rather slacker, t. George, Moore, sailed from Guernsey for Barbadoes 6th .
February
~,vriees were fully as firm as of late.
ase o.', H.M.S. Iris, sailed from Cork for Hong Kong gth February Oats, though taken off sparingly, were the turn dearer ; Beans and Peas from Essex and Kent ; and the fresh arrivals
roroP' of"ne4aLlIFAX MARKETa- There was a brisk demand for piece gootdes Isabella, Robertson, from Riga at Newry and Oatmeal still meeting a good inquiry for investment, of Oats were to a moderately fair extent, s f English
leirolY all descriptions and qualities, here on Saturday; aekndorht.
Amanda, Hoare, from Newfoundland at the Clyde about 3000 loads were sold for that purpose at an iin-
frore
provement of 9d. per load ; superior qualities of Irish week,
~,,,........err. of
e. Yarn, both for home consumptiobn andclonep
Kilmaurs, Smith, sailed from Clyde for Valparaiso ;th Feb. have been no importatio in foreig
1,. k
Scotch, and Irish, having several vessels uHcperansiinnisetdeiunFrgrtiriodgaytiiTehpearset.
)f tbe ki.7he
unsiderable. More business might have een
erdinar but
Mi strel Boy, Main. from Lima ; Quiver, Strugnell, from commanding 235.
) was f the e*xtra-
Terceira ; Post Boy, Stokes, from St. Michael's ; Sancho Panza, seed from Calcutta. The weather has been very changeable
Invert' tendency of prices. in consequentcke o but 1307 barrels Flour from New or , and 574 qrs. Lin-
hat- ill tl Y Increase in the value of Wool that has a en place slur-
Sadler, from Venice, and Norfolk Hero, Holmes, from Odessa at since this day se'nnight, alternately rain and frost, Owing to
g le present year. e London CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 16. the short supply of English Wheat. and early attendance of
Rece
1,,,,, a MO:NDWIKE BLANKET MAR/CET.-On Monday last ther
We have no difference to notice in either Foreign or Colonial vtclawnenemoi
ed on Cingalese, Hutchinson, from Sincapore ; Bengal, from Shields
fllc2rss., the trade for this description was brisk, at an ad-
per qr., and there was a good demand for free
pure, good attendance of merchants,
.and they were disposed to for Ceylon ; Evening Star, Green, from New Orleans for Hull ;
k, ill we2ase anything that could be obtained at the old rates, but Enterprise, from Smyrna, and Lucy, Woodstock, from Thou- duties from those of last week. 1 foreign at an improvement in value of Is to 2s per qr. Ship
; Sid' ei.aeuarit prepared to buy at the great advance demanded by the rog, at Deal The'arrivals of the past three days are exclusively of English ! Flou PAS IS per sack dearer, with a fair sale. Malt was held
Lord buata lecturers. On Thursday the attendance of merchants was Fatima, Robinson, sailed from Deal for this port Ilth Feb. and Irish produce, furnishing a moderate quantity of Wheat i with more firmness and at full prices. Beans were taken off at
vhich "'all, and but little business transacted. Lady Clark, Lawren e, sailed from Portsmouth for Calcutta and Flour, a few parcels of Malt, and an increased supply of the currency of this day sennight. There was no alteration in
Oats and Oatmeal, a change of wind having brought round se- • the value of Peas, but this article met a better sale. Oats
.e re- eil/to_gcr, . ALI FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been very little 10th February
veral vessels previously detained on the passage. and more are brought the rates of last Monday generally, the firmness of the
, al. th.,7% in the market to-day from last week. The demand cen. Swallow, Steele, from Jacmel, sailed 31st Dec. and Mary, in this morning, but too late to admit the insertion of particu- sellers. however, checked the trade. some of them holding for
night ft; ',..._! good, but many refuse to sell at the prices offered. The Houghton, from Vostizze at Fa,lmouth
tars to-day. the higher rates. In Linseed and Rapeseed not much passing,
aul market is brisk, and prices are gradually on the advance. Scio, Warne. sailed from Falmouth for this port gth Feb. ; In the interval since Tuesday last the trade generally has hut both articles were quite as high. There was no briskness
from WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET.-The demand for al) kinds of Wyvern, Tichner, from Hull, and Racehorse, Punchard, for ruled very firm with a continued inclination towards improve- in Cloverseed. The state of the weatherprocrastinating the de-
orarl ,ornhing Wools continues good, and the improved terms of last Cork loth
ment ; and although not much business is reported for actual mand, prices were unaltered. Tares were taken slowly, at for.
.n• he week are fully maintained Low clothing Wools are mtach sought Maria, Balston, sailed from Bristol for Barbadoes Ilth Feb. . . . .
consumption., we have bad inquiries on speculation, with some mer rates.
onli kr, at advanced prices. Blanket Wools are compare ively neg-
lected, and prices without variation. Petrel, Ewing, hence for the Clyde, at Ramsay, leaky
Devon. Harvey, from Rouen, at Shields transactions in Oatmeal, as well as in bonded Flour on the 7
7initl ..mspeout,t.and in Foreign Wheats both floating and for spring ship •
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 19.
Barbara. ale son, sailed from Sunderland for Algiers Bth Feb.
, on! . LEIOESTER.-The growers still keep asking advanced prices Emily, Nicholas, from Cephalonia for this port at Swansea,
Having a very slender attendance of country buyers at our We coutinue to experience an animated demand for all des.
;er 01 ;51r their wool, and in mauy instances obtain them : some have with sails split and other damage
Corn Exchange to-day, and no further speculative inquiries to criptions of Butter, and stock have become narrowed Into a
3onl- :'filsed even to sell at 3s. The staplers consequently have to Prowler, from Leghorn to London, was spoken 22ad Jan. off
enliven the trade ; our local millers being also much less dis- small compaSs. Fresh Belfasts, Kilkennys, and Carlows, are
if the 1,1,,D.8t on," though they say they cannot get a proportionate ad- Malaga posed to purchase than of late, the transactions in any descrip- held at 78s to 80s; Banbridge, 76s to 78s ; Newry, 72s to 74.5.
eZece. The spinners have this week announced advances ave. Rowena, of this port, was spoken ;th Feb. in lat. 47, long. 8
arch, tion of free Wheat this morning were upon a limited scale and
hi ni
eth eo
tivea loure
towf.oEsnmgal iisthloot
sr
()Fro rveei gr
yn
pnroi
tna me elnr
idszeinmt
wweayseor b, tea'
qi nuaa_l
805 ; e?,:ale about Bd. per lhe and speak of further advances ; but they LANCASTER, Feb. 9.-Wanderer, from Liverpool, sunk off
aFdo‘f.apniccekdledrußll
yut t2esr
pt he
re r
eewi st . a 1 sBo
eme
fo raen edn gpue.ior
ky , ar
enmd
spirni c eass hlaaeset
to a. the manufacturers confine their orders as much as possible Walney Island 7th instant ; crew saved.
in qnality to the best runs of English red, and forming an ex- o erate ship store demand. American "pro.
• the
lly as in our
see'll,eir immediate wants. Wages remain about the same for -
peretiow.maesxzeidmedproouvremlaesnttq._notatiollnostn, wehmilsatdien
uourud i
Inrai
sr yh
Fk il no du sr i Visions (except the finest quality of Beef,) nomina f
I, ,e _
I quoted, with a m d
,a.:', est two or three months, and employment is pretty general.
last report. Prime Hams are scarce, and command u. pr.c ,
-The •`•reester Chronicle. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14.-Wind E.S.E. moderate. cthe
Charles. Gilbert, and Xariffa, St. Croix, from St, moved off slowly on the terms last noted, and all sorts of Fo. 56s being easily maintained for Belfast. Bacon 3es to 365,
;tan- eZripcne.sTEß.-The same steady business and firm p.rices ARRIVED.- being an advance of Is to 2s per cwt.
Domingo-Ace of Trumps, Jones, from Terceira-Porcupine, reign, duty-paid, were dull at former prices. Of 'loafing
irded but ,u, we have noted for the last two or three weeks con,tioned
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Fan. 16.
slips 1ar„,...1.! any alteration, even more buoyancy, and good 66 s atig Cleveland, from Smyrna-Dart, Grey, from Lisbon-and Vigi- Wheats no further sales were reported to-day ; and those of
lant, , from Ostend.
s oe''' 7iSesse,s have began to be busy, and most of the drapers in e bonded Flour since Tuesday have been confined to about 2 000 Sugar.-There has been a very good inquiry, and the sales of
SAILED.-Severn, Whitten, for Bahia-Enterprise, Leufsta- barrels, Phil;delphia and Bel' timore at 2ss 3d, and viresiern B. is. are st o hhds., together with 4000 bags Bengal and 2000
vith- !sou's.", 27-inches, are, if anything, worse to buy. The cocntlrly
der, for New York-and Ann, Jumper, for Constantinople. Canal at 24s 6d. • bags Mauritius, at rather higher prices.-Foreign : 150 cases
lorise4ehave very light stocks. A good spring trade is genera y
. Stocks 4*
rery, Superb, Gatcbell, from Mobile, at this port, On the gth Jan. in Barley malt Beans and Pease in any of which we had new brown Bahia, of good quality, have been taken by the re-
d au
I) r e a-en:, The wholesale London houses have also ve.ry. small
in lat. 2340, long. 84 30 saw a large steamer under canvas only, little busine; s done to-day, prices rema, ined unvaried. finers at 17s. from the quay; besides a small lot of low grey at
tide.
teTtutheaylthough they have appeared very shy in giving any
apparently steering for' Havan-a ; was painted black, and had Oats, though still held firmly, and rather higher rates required, iss 6d, 35 litids and es brls Porto Rico at igs to 218, and 40
itOrr will be forced, for the idea of lower prices at
white quarter boats, and white life boats inverted over the were not saleable beyond our last currency.-Oatmeal continued boxes white Cuba at 24s per cwt.-The sales of Molasses consist
Fro te pool r......%hard1y expected now by: any one. Cotto.n in Liver-
paddle wheels. . in request, and 23s 6d to 23s gd per load would have been readily of 149 casks, viz. Demerara at 25s per cwt., and Antigua, (an
" bY The . '-"Ial s firm in price and a fair amount sold this week to
Malcolm, Sim, sailed from Saugor for this port 20th Dec. paid for the best marks of Irish, but 24s being generally asked, indirect parcel,) of inferior quality, price not named.-Coffee :
lerit 10-e:rat.lee. Prices this ev'eek are as follows •. 27-inch 6ess, 5s 6d
Sleeman. hence at Bathurst checked the demand, and prevented any extensive sales this There are no sales of Plantation to report.-Of Foreign, a cargo
h '"ao i 66's 66 to Cs'ed • and 72's, 6s gd to 7s 3d.-Man.
erbll ''
'ester ildy,tiser, . ' H.M.S. Pantaloon, from the Cape de Verds at ditto, and sailed morning, of St. Domingo, afloat, has been sold at 275, deliverable at a
!fore 22nd December to the leeward port on the continent.-No sales of Cocoa. Ginger, Pepper, or
x of H.M.S. Albert, sailed from ditto to Sierra Leone 23rd Nov.
PRICES OF GRAIN. Pimento.-A small parcel of Madras Rice sold at 105 per cwt. -
aUSe NtW CA
road.. S AND COKE COMPANY.-An application was Stillman, sailed from ditto for Ho Nunez 11th December
Hampton, Rowland, hence at Marseilles B. re Rum : There continues a good demand, and the sales are
200 casks; Leewards at Is iorl to 2s, and high strength Deme-
°Me dian.r..to the Recorder on Tuesday, on behalf of the Guar- s. d. s. d rara 3s Id ro 3s 3d ; also a few Jamaica at as to 3s 4d per gallon
the eo ciety in particular, and the public in general, to theEaCglyled,eScott, and Creseent,Waliams, sailed from Charente for Wheat,.* 70tb .... red' s. d. s. d.
gth February Englah 8 0® 8 3 whXe .. 8 3®B 10 for strong common to middling quality.
laid, irotntPeel the Liverpool New Gas and Coke company to Sbusan, Lenont, was to sail from ditto for ditto about 11th Ditto, old ..,
Irish - 8 9 do. .... 810 - 9 2
7 6 8 3 do. .. . 8 0- 8 6
the to'K a reduction in the price of gas. the present charge FeHreuea y
Ditto, old - 8 0 do, .... -- - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 16.
rrer apiZstlimers being ~7s. per thousand feet. Mr. Yardley 1 nra, Levitt, from Shicapore at Loudon
Daniel Dyer, Dyer. from Constantinople, and Hotspur, Ditch- Rye, English, *qr - - arishtiOtb - - ''''The demand this week upon the whole has been moderate,
seCh Ory ti7eu in support of the application, and 'Mr. James Barley, English - --- and the transactions proportionably limited; great steadiness
burn, from Kinuth off Margate
pro- Dea_ue part of the company. The facts of the case ap- Two Brothers, Becker, hence for Antwerp at Dover Scotch & Irish,* 60tb 40- 4 9 do. .... 38- 4 0 in prices has prevailed throughout, and we have not observed
toef!el to be briefly these-that, under the act of parlia- Oriental, (stnamer from Aleitandria off Portsmouth lath Feb. MalteEnglish, *qr 5506
00
--5647 0_ brown..
ee_°:, Which was obtained by the company in 1834, it was City of Carlisle, (steamer) sailed from Holyhead to lionfleur Irish
010 0
0.
.... = :.: = aFridydadiylspoqsditoiotrndioonnstl,
p`gea ted that they should not divide more than 10 per cent. 12th F. ebruary Oats,* 701 a.
culators have taken 11,600 bales of American, and 6504 Surat,
'ewhilcrhr wo fe hnool dwe rfse
st ou
mpree
yad, Blair, Oldeam, from Calcutta, at Leith Roads Eaish & Scotch, new 2 8-2 10 Id .... 210--2 11 fsosr asallleksinbdeslo. walpeast.
I. r annum on their several shares in any one year, and
itect Lat the surplus profits should in the first instance be .rEolus, Grace, sailed from Hull for St. Michael's 10th Feb. Irish. fine qualities 2B-2 .9 e at least 12,000 bales were done on y, .
the aPplied . . . . . An American (Black Ball) line of packet ship, standing west, good - 4.1 10 Monday. To-day there is, if anything, rather more enquiry,
in all 18,100 bales; the trade 22,410
sbaatleusidaofatnhde7ttootaBlooSao loens
tin, „ CO. tue formation of a contingent fund of 15,000, was :Token 7th Feb. in lat. 49, long. 13 middling - 2 7 J
or
co,.',,nen in such-reduction in the price of gas as the Re- undried - -- black .. 2 6- 2 7
rev
is not yet up. The import this
0,..,-,u4r, on inspection. of the accounts, should think fit to Welsh - - old .... 2 7- 2 8 The stearnerof the ist instant
n-Se Aandidearraunt
06nOcrOspebeaulelastiiosnthetheestimmaatrekeotfesla0sesles, iipetyncludskinega2dOiliyer.
ue • Mr Yardley contended at great length that the . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15.-Wind S.S.W. Beans, English, le qr 3l o -34 0 do. .... 34 0 -36 0
etO l'r°eiSio *
the uns of the act had not been complied with, although ARRIVED- Hebe, Thompson, and Rhoda, Matthews, from Scotch& Irishees4Botb 29 0 -31 0 do. .... 32 0 -33 0
;Oft Leghorn-Templar, Orfeur, from Smyrna-Dean, Noel, fro a Pease, English, white 140 0 -42 0 blue.... -- - aLnuelstbA:Ns aril e 51m40P,5,010R.
T.
1,4_8 rPlus profits, applicable to the 'eduction of the
maple' 33 0 -I6 0 grey .. 30 0 -32 0
)ad, Naples-Black Cat, Davies, fromPatras-Wm. Large, Penning- Do. & Irish.... SOF COTTON,
7,;s:ae of gas, amounted at the close of the past year to ton, from Jamaica-Jane, Ross. Crabtree, from New Orleans- Tares,* er
From the.gth to the 16th eels. inclusive.
reaC :..-6,U44. Mr. James offered, on the part of the commis- Wm Duke, CSOSS, Lisbon-Elizabeth, from st. John, N.B.- Flour, ae •280Ib
05 °lnners to reduce the price from 72. to 6s.,per thousand Jackson, from Savanina-Tinamarn, from Ceara-aaid Catha- Englishafine Prices paid tat PO RTS
44 0 -45 0 super .. 46 .0 -47 0
"Les OF THE WEEK. in the weeiceThisWitethisyear
the fe '
et, from and after the Ist of April next. Mr. Yardley rine, from Baltimore. . Irish i44 0 --45 0 do. .... 46 .0 -47 0
Wits Professed bis willingness to accept of the leduction, pro- IiaSAIL-Sc'otland Mills for '
ms, for _Mexico. „ New York-and Sisters, Wit. Oatmeal, vs. Lc of 240th
Irish, new ,-
1 12i 4 21 I
1-- -----
22 6 -23 0 old .... 21 45 -22 0
One. ,vided it were to take effect from the Ist of -January last. Agnes, Braithwaite, sailed from Rio de la Bache 28th Dec.
6) Stained ..... ......... 1 64 - lle I ....
till Air. James refused to make any alteration in his offer ; On the 1 Ith ult. off Atwood Keys, spoke the Dynaraene, from .
11920 ' Bowed Georgia - e4l -.
OP and at lengthrufter a discussion which lasted Upwards of Maracaibo lor London. Saw the 'Eliza, of Greenock, on shore LIVERPOOL -PRICES CURRENT. , ~,, f Mobile • - fia
al' two hours, the Recorder took until the following day to on Inagua,-cargo saved ; and on Crooked Island, one large -as' , 1 Alabama and Tennes - - -
....
ita' e msider whether he should make any order. On Wed- barque ashore; also, on Fortune Island, two large vessels on As lies MADDER, 10 CWE.S. d. 8. d 11290 ' New Orleans
be, rtsday the recorder pronounced his decision. He said shore, with wreckers alongside. EX, erienced very bad weather Montreal,Pot 26 o®o •0 Dutch, crop.... 69 0 -72 0 1570 '
e pernambueo &Parai. 61 - 7t- i
.. s
250 Sea Island -----
on the passage.
1 Aricatr and Ceara - - - e • • e -• • •
bat 11! was distinctly of opinion that he was not at liberty, Thomas, Braun, hence at Swinnemunde Pearl, new 26 6 -.27 0 Ombro :60 0 -65 o
oss 11, ider the act, to take any cogni,.ance of any surplus which Zuleika, Holmes, hence and Dublin, at Messina --asa-e' U. States,Pot 00- 0 0 Gamene 32 0 -40 0
40 0 -48 0 240 Bahia and Maceio .... 61 -
..-7 , , , ,
" ' •
rnight have been realised in 'ears prior to the la t • and 1 Pearl none. Mull ..
, _ , . . , RK, tbereit 7 6 - 8 0 French, S.F.
Sanders, Bulley • Stamboul, eloman •Wm Barbour Man- BA 10 0 -30 0 1070 f Maranham - 6e
- - - 1 " " 1 " "
1 Sawginned
Jai that he could only order a re3duction for the futures tio an I thorpe ; and Prompt, Dunlop, hence at Constantinople Oak,* ton 50 - 6 .10 5.F.F... 54 0 -58 0 - - 11
" " i " "
pi; extent equival Premier, Newman, hence at Gibraltar Minas
Para ... .
aau the past year ent to the surplus in hand .at the close of i janc„
• Ile then ordered that a reduction from 7s. German.... 4 10 - 5 10
Mitchell ; Emma, Jarvis; Unias, Solitra.; <and Aurora BRIMSTONE 10 ton . E.S.Fskelis o 77 6
E.5.F..e62 o -65 o
..- • - - - ....
the to 6s. per thousand feet should take place from and after Liberal, Ribeira, hence at Lisbon Sicily .&c.'.. 5 0-6 10 Spanish .... 54 0 -63 e
Nancy, Brown, sailed from ditto 3lst ultimo, and Tyro, Sy- TusceLy.... -- -- MOLASSES. 49 OWE. 320 Egyptian - 9 •• • • •• • '
•• • •
osC the first of A
both for this port CASSIA LIONKA,S. d. s. d St. Lucia, &c._. 22 0 -22 6 ... .. Barbadoes - - .... •., •• •
the rent Year r_nr.il next, to continue to the a f' b
en- o. t-e cur- moods, ist instant,
...... Peruvian
income fe I. his reduction will cause a diminution in the
The Gutr)irdtiti Mersey, Steele. sailed from Oporto 2nd instant for this port
000 Mc)
Gi el
a, NI
Hi ei
pleiovi s 1
exi : .;. 72.t5.
4. .24z5,
rnuod.
,m. i. . 7:16 0 •7• • ' '
la, cwt..in bd 50 0- 60 .0 Demerara, &c.- 23 0 -25 6 -• ' • Bahama - _ -
of- isslary,.Mackay,.hence at Mauritius .
120 Laguayra - - 1 I
eedesincrtehdybicompany to the extent of £4,000 a year. CLOVER-SEED, 9f., cwt. Bar & Antigue./5 6 -27 0
her uperior, Sherries. bence at Mauritius
Common West India - - -e„ „ e „ „
elv . eenClety, however, who have acquitted t hem-
rn- Herman Cortes. Basterachea, hence at Cadiz
yon this occasion, are threatening to pro- on the gth October, in lat. 87 44 -8, long. 34 15 •E, spoke the DAFrnaetnecrhehican,B;Greerden6soosoo°---6606: Carthagena - • •
I I
ible c court of Queen's Bench for the recovery of Fairlie, Roskell, No. 6 transport, from Portsmouth and Rio CocoA, le cal. . Trieste
110 Manilla .. - .- -
. • 5 - - J J
eat slim of x 8
,000 surplus, which they allege the company eary.eire for Hong Kong, China, With a detatchment of the 98th Trinidad.. .. 42 0- 50 0 Steil 42 10 -43 0 31 - 5
bet aye real;
IV/ se4 over and above the ten per cent. regiment-all well.
..„ / 41 10 -42 0 8480 Surat
' Madras . - - - 1 " " 1 " -
Grenada .. 1 50a1aga........ 42 0 -42 10
Mit R. O'r,
28 0- 50 0 - _ _
....
....
h'eloea `-e°s;alnaL IN LivEnroor..-At half-past eigl.t ____ Brazil.. . Portugal See .. none here
ek•
COFFEE, 10 CWE. in bond. Levan 4O 1 -42 0 - ______
ve : tall ''
lira Vic W,ednesday morning Mr. O'Connell arrived in FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. Jama. trigge .
40510 bales 1 "' - I - .
...dein!, , ; s.eamer from Dublin, and Proce`!ded to the ARRIVED.-John Barro, from Alexandria-Seio Warren, from ordinary Palm r ton 29 0 -29 10
1300- 70 0 ~ , -• • -----
hi° Trieste-Pet, Bulkeley, from Zante-Mersey, ' Steele, from good& ine"o. 76 0- 95 0 }isle*, 252 gal.'s.
bY li-Vil "Wel. foll Owed by a mob. He was accompanied
the Oporto-Active, Vanderbrook, from Ostend-Augusta, Kirk_ pale 35 0 -36 0
OPC,,„s°llB, Maurice and John, his nephew Morgan John hoven, fiom Ghent-Seberdina, middling .... 100 0-112 o
from Dordt-Elizabeth, Seward, good mid. .. 114 0-525 0 /rovers.... 31 0 -34 0
tbe
PRICES OF SHARES, FEBRUARY 19.
ii. rs-"nell, R. L. Shiel and Nicholas Maher, Esqrs., and from Genoa -Aeonis, from Palermo-Thomas Holmee, from fine mid. asc. 135 0-152 0
it'd, A `,Ol
/.28 0 - 0 0
3nd -•det ~ enian O'Lochlen. The party remained at the
tr ' Pui do - b a Havre-and Edward, Dorcht, from Danzie. '
,sie te eo Clog te ay and procefded by the evening Prince of Waterloo, Edin, from Calcutta, at Mauritius Dutch, triage Lit larip seE, CI
inide, p-dee.o :-.2'71
60
---3382
00
..4
)30 0- 50 0 SHARES.
all' ordinary .. Turpen. r cwt. 23 0 -24 0 in Amt. Sales
tl-clo ' u.irroingham, en route to London. About five Zoe, Blacklock, nom the Cape of Good Hope, at Mauritius
eelt good &fine o. 52 0- 60 0 RICE, '43• cwt ge. paid. This Day.
Itile 111( the crowds of persons, chiefly of the lower classes, Princess Royal: Reed, and Lord Ravensworth, Newholm, middling .... 65 0- 75 o Carolina, drees.2l 0 -24 0
ly ; . - --- -____
t,,11 tcl C t!I !) ee n assembling in front of the Adelphi during hence at Rio Janeiro in bond 15 0 -18 0 RAILWAYS. .• X
b/ good mid.
fice}lBl4.,.' ;11 ex ectat'on of hearing Mr O'Conn 11 Reliance, Cardigan, hence at Ft. Thomas fine mid., Sec. so o-. 90 0 Bengal, ord. dale 0 -11 o Bolton and Preston
atO e speak, Mary Ann, Osborne, hence at Jamaica Mocha .....: 45 0- 80 0 mid to line .. II 6 -12 . 6 Birmingham and Gloucester
1;',7. 0-i,e'Y blopcked 'Ranelagh and the adjoining streets. ,
ge" George Canning, hence at Santa Martha Ceylon ...... 60 0- SO 0 African none. Ditto quarter - ,
...:4Coe 'onnell, at that time, made his appearance on the Jane Stanley, Ford, and prince Llewellyn, Gibb, hence at Jaya ..... .... 30 0- 42 0 Rum. 4;' gallon, in bend. Birmingham and Derby
the '0 17
100 100 1
b eera. °,...f the Adelphi, and was hailed with deafening Vera Cruz Havana Jernaica, Ditto One-eighth Shares
age
if
eeti tie looked extremely unwell. When silence had Herbert, Scarborough, and Grenville, Towel, hence at Algieis goon& fine.. 28 0- 35 0 12 to 16 o. p.. ,23 _ 2 8 Bristol and Exeter
:les,
- 70
Mary Halket, hence at Genoa
to aridtestored, he proceeded to say that he had not intended . . . st. Dominge.. 25 0- 29 0 stronger. ..... 210 - Birkenhead and Chester
bad f le • 1 sth Brazil 24 0- 26 0 ch • 3 4 50 5o 30
tner ress them, but that as their numbers had increased F Mary Wylie, Wylie, sailed from Marseilles or is erpoo oice marks.. 40- 5 0 Ditto half
0$ ebruary Laguira 35 0- go 0 SAFFLOWER 1,), CWE. Ditto, new, issued at :433 dis. ao 6 1-9.2
141,044'3°P:1Y, and they had, many of them, exercised so Triton, Edkin from Malaga at Gibraltar, and cleared 30th n
oYEWOODS, AS ton 4. S. 46.5. Be , '
tea atil'lL'ence during the day, he had overcome his scru- Jan. for this port' Logwood, Jam. .6 0- -- Dublin and Drogheda
good & fine.t.6 15 -8 10 Eastern Counties
tic' Ned' 88Y a few words. He said that he bad not in- Nais, Easton, hence at Gibraltar
Campeachy 7 s,--
Hon. & Dom. 6 0- 6 10 25 23
d 5 Palmyra, Schreyenberg. hence at Terneuse
Fustic, Span... 44- ord. & mid 4io- 6 10 • Ditto new Shares - 81
ilitengedatefierst fo go to Parliament, but that he had since 710 Bon 12
"I
-ay -• • . ' 1 10 - 2 10 Perpetual - -
MS*
teehoes-seeries Lino
otatikoen a,
h"°11, •h„,..:18 Mind and was about to proceed on to Lon- George Armstrong, Jones, from Batavia, at Helvoet
415 SALTPETRE, Sp ;wt. a. d. s. d Edinburgh and Glasgow .50 50
4r. Mary Jane, Daly, hence for Galway, at Kingstown, with loss Tampico
in the
.disculssion on Lord John
. of bowsprit Brazil - 5 5 East India .... 21 0 -27 0 Ditto new shares - Itla
at
Prince of Orange, (late Glover), hence to Africa was spoken 0 0- 0 0 SouthAmericanl 4 6 -14 0 Ditto Leith and Newhaven
'nbyutptaortenter his so emn protest against
C b
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 25
irlf de. acts of i • • h. hI)d1) en done to Ireland. He
Free njustice wic a e. 23rd Nov. in lst: 24 30 5, long. 35 W, and Eliza, l'Awry, 1
aence kr u a ........ 6 0- 7 0 SHELL LAC, W. C/CE. io bond.
i ..ICARAGUA WOOD. New - 124
ite- at th ated physical force at any time, but more especially to Alexandria, 25th Jan. off Cape St. Mary I Rio de la Hache orange.. 45 0 -70 0
Ditto Preference - -
liver and block 3o 0 -40 0
!re' pursue Present, and would so long as he lived continue to ; solid - 11 0 SHINS, Glasgow, Paisley and Ayrshire .. - 50
left tiers. e his course of quiet, legal, and constitutional agita- • clean - 13 0 I Neutria, le doz G e -12 0 Grand Junction
4 $ (14, Whether he was sent to a prison, or immured in a SATURDAY, FEB. 17.-Wind W. to W.N.W. moderate. small ...... 6 10- 7 0 Chinchilli do. 10 0 -25 o Ditto half shares 50 50
ARRIVED -Duke, Postell ; Rhode Island, Churk, and Trenton, ,
ep(). tiont". he would never cease his work for the regenera- ' - Lima, solid .... 13 0- I'4 10 I Seal eacil 5 2 2 1 Quarter 25 27 2f.12 -3-
Manson, from aew Orlears-Caroline, - and P. I. Nevins, 1
Or aad ttLils native land-the preservation of her liberties from St. John, N.B.- Flora, 1 hield, from M'arseilles-Wilson, i Barwood, Ango.s 0-5 a I SHUSIAC, Vewt. New ditto - 10
dr f•-• •""e haP ine
yin, p.. ~ P ss of her people. It was peculiarly grati- Stoup, from Buenos Ayres-John Brooks'', Lachlan, from Gaboon .... 3 10- 4.0 Sicily g.- 9 3 Great Western
Camwood .... 10 0- 21 0 Malaga o- o o Ditto:new shares 5O 50
Fr le ' ur nitn
ish people to know that, whatever he commanded the Laguna. Red San. Wood 60-6 10 Trieste 7o- 8 0 Ditto Eighth Shares
cclf pressed ah to de, they obeyed with alacrity ; and he ex- SAILED.-Peru, Shields, for Africa-Meg of Meldon, Bless- ,
I.LAX, I. ton. Verona 5- 6 o Great North of England lOO 100
or
1 the requir °Pe that th . - *.li. dale, for Calcutta-Tacitus, Chever, for Boston-Cumberland, Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 0 Hull and Selby
leit ..este i emeots
ef
ur c same a i ingness to comply with Power, for Aplcheola-Swatra, Davies, for Philadelphia. P'burg, g head 32 0- -- SUGAR, 43, cwt. Ditto One-fourth Shares
the tvatiod j'i
England-
d
.er and tranquility would be mani- Lotus, Drinkwater, from Laguna, at Liverpool ; sailed 16th Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 i B.P. Muscovado Leeds and Selby - 100
haa ns in favour ttfter haying made one or two obser- December, left the Maniep-Kingston-and Belgrave loading Dutch & Flern. 45 0- 80 0 1 moist brown 55 0 -eti 0 Leicester and Swannington
questing the cr of general suffrage, he concluded by re- for Liverpool.
' dry brown .. 36 0 -58 0 Lancaster and Preston too 47e
tbe the
, Queen, to owd
- , after they had given three cheers for Desdemona, Child, from New Orleans, at Liverpool. On the GALLS, If). cwt.
Turkey, blue .. 52 0- 55 0 ! good & mid.. 59 0 -65 0 Ditto and Carlisle
010 re..l.
g.ven retire Peacably. Three cheers were accord- 13th February, in lat. 49, long 19, spoke the Wolfscove, from mixed 45 0 48 0 ' fine &v. fine 66 0 -C9 0 Liverpool and Manchester
sal 8 ._______LL_____,_td the honourable gentleman withdrew. Liverpool, for -.
East India ....53 0- 54 0 j Mauritius, Ditto quarter shares
1 Camerton, -, from Liverpool, for Honduras, was spoken
die GINGER, qp, cwt. 1 dabs and mo 44 0 -52 0 Ditto half shares
0
PIWCES 0 'stir Febrdary. in lat. 46; long. 10. Elizabeth Mary Ann, from Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 I brown & yel. 53 0 -59 0 London and Birmingham lOO Stock,
iss wo,o_____;.___ F TIMBER Al' LIVERPOOL. Liverpool, for Messina, was spoken in lat. 48, long 8. Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 i fine yellow .. 60 064 0 Ditto quarter
Of Belmont, Brown ; Wellington, Jeffryes, and Chieftain, --, E. India, in bd. 13 0- 17 o ' East India, Bengal Ditto £32 shares - 2
I Arch
n, Deals, 120 stam,----17---
m. duty paid hence at New Orleans
IP a, a.ngel
.116 0 61* 0 0 Samuel, Grindale, and Clyde, Halcrow, hence at Mobile.
110 -1,, ernel
14 0- 0 0 ...,,,, 2 Andes, -, and Iceni, -, hence at Pernambuco Arabic, Turkey 80 0-140 0 brown & yel. 52 0 -58 0 I Ditto new .. -10 ,)
asothenburg - 68 0 good and fine 67 0 -70 0 London and South Western .... - 41*
tO Wybur l3 10 -- 0 0 c5.V.,
'4 0 - Britannia, Lock, hence at Galveston
1 Barbary - -
0 o a,,,., Native, Allen, and Caledonia, Menhennet, hence at Havana
!oti Pe g
p tersburg 13 0-15 10 Senegal .... 110 0- 00 , Manilla. in bd. 15 0 -19 0 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .... 60 93
Jane, Thomas, and Grasshopper, Rankin, hence at Naples
0 Lea/vacs, per foot of 2 inches thick. gin, Margaret, Johnson, sailed from Jamaica for Live
. rpool, sth RE Al P, ig. ton Je s. ..e s.l Havana, do. Manchester and Birmingham.... ;o 40 404
a 1 lianzig, Deck - 032 , 15.: -c-:i January. P'burg, clean.. 32 0- 33 0 I brown l7 0 -18 0 Ditto and Ditto Extension .. 7o 7
, tritish American Pine - 31 10 yel/ow l9 0 -21 0 Manchester and Leeds -/ oo 70 ,
'A•riiwoon, per fathom. Ironside, Brown, sailed from Vera Cruz, for Tobasco, 25th Alga, Rotflo.t.:r
.?- 33 10 white ord.. ... 24 0 -26 0 Ditto half shares
tu 32 0 i good & fine.. 28 0 -31 0 Ditto quarter shares um 34 • ,
111
jar Danzig, 4 feet .t 6 0 0 0 .:1 Os December.
Archangel .... 0 0- o o , Brazil, tn bond. Midland Counties
jug
LI
tritish American 4- 0 0 Is. Manilla 22 0- 24 0 brown l4 017 0 Ditto, quarter - 15 I
aOh ~AaocArey per foot of 1 inch thick. Bombay l5 0- 16 0 , yellow 0 0 00 \ 1-sth Shares t _ I .
'
stonduras' - 0 7i 's3d. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18.-Wind S.S.W. moderate
Jute - '5 0 1 white ord. .. 19 0 21 0 ; North Midland
1
lei' Cuba ARRIVED,-Britannia, (steamer) Hewitt, from Halifax Snd 1 C , -lb
I
tell - I 0 1 HIDES, Ox am om, r good and fine 22 0 -24 o i Ditto new 1 - 40
0,131. Domingo 1 0 1 6 21s. Boston ; sailed from Boston on the 3rd, and from Halifax on
B. Ayres and M te V'
on Wet/. TA eLoW, le cwt. ' Ditto £33 tis 8d 55 211 29
I
ad
the 7th February
IP I,,t'PLAwas, British American 00- 0 0 1 inferior & mid. 0 54- 06 • P'burgh, Y.C. 40 9 -41 0 North Union
th,:!Woon, per cubic feet .... 30-3 6 I is Odper Id. SAILED.-Jane, Hamilton, for Africa-Carolina, Ugarte: and
good & prime.. 0 61- 0 741 Odessa 40 6 -41 0 NewcaStle and Carlisle lOO 100
; Oft i'vEsi Per 1200. Serafin, Galdiz, for Havana-I Dare, Adair, for Rio Janeiro- Do. salted .... 0 41- 054 Archangel .... 38 6 -3g 0 Ditto quarter shares - 25
Use flzigi C. Pipe £lOO 0 140 0 1 Fortitude, Libbey, for Mobile-Rowland, Blanchard, for New N. Amer. salted 0 34- 0 34.
, Buenos Ayres.. 34 0 -39 0 Newcastle and Darlington June. - 9
.ere
%lee Hhd. - Brazil - 0 64' TAR ea brl. Runcorn Gap - 6 284
eli -ec, red, 14 in-li thick, and Tioga, Eldridge, for Boston.
dry salted.. 0 44- 0 siii Staaholm .... 11 3 -11 6 Ditto half - -
ae' , be;natl 54 feet long - lsO- 45 o I
2s. do. -
Rio, dry - 0 641 Archangel .... 11 3 -11 6 Rouen and Havre
ate A iti,;„-uneheon - 15 0 Berwick Castle, Foster, hence for Odessa, at Falmouth Valparaiso, dry 05- 0 6 1 Carolina
,
Prompt, Dunlop , Sanders, Bully ; Stamboul, Sloman, and
Odessa, &c. dry 05 - 0 641 Virginia -
ber o,e;'°, Per cubic foot. s. d. s. d.
William Barber, Manthorpe, hence at Constantinople W. India, dry.. 0 5 - 0 64; ,F,
A ARTAR, ICI. cwt. South Eastern and Dover - 25 35e e 36
Of Pi •• •.. , 4 - I 9
ee, a ' ..
..................
. Sir Charles Napier, hence at Valparaiso
f latish Amer. common 00- 0 0 salted.. 0 44- 0 a4I Cream of Tartar 62 o -65 0 New shares - 25 364 f
Is. per load Frederick, Withmer, hence at Lisbon
00 red Ol- 1 6 East India .... 0 7 10 1 brown and ye 1.48 0 -58 0 York and North Midland 5O 30
Pr' II , . yellow .. 1 0 - 1 9 Roscoe, hence from New Orleans for Liverpool, was spoken d 0 7- 0 Sil TEA, v. /b. in bond.
gth February, in lat. 43, long. 49 Kips, B.A. rY• Half Shares - 20
leit likenf,,rniddling 1 6 110 Elizabeth, late Stone, from Marseilles, at Falmouth Horse, d. each 7 0 11 0 1 Bohea, Canton 04- 0 9 Paris and Rouen - 20 32
4r. iti,...-,. middling l- 1 10 31s 6d * ld. Gienswel„ . . .
y, A pha ; Alciope , Pry de, and Delors, Smith, from HORSE HAIR, 14 lb. Fokein - - Paris and L ons - 2 21 216 6
-•••,„:-_,.....___ 0
64- 064 Congou, com. 0 20 20 321
pi% - 0 0 Callao, at Mazatlan Short ........ 11 - 1 1 Paris and oYrleans
0 61- 0 8 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 Barnsley Junction . _ - 313 9
ers ___essaee mixed
l'Strl _ _
long tails l- 1 4 Twankay, cent. 1 li--- 1 2 Ulster - - 304
nig AITHERN HOSPITAL, FEBRUARY 17. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. combed - 2 0 mid. to good 13- 1 10 BANKS.
10 Pekoe, Orange 14- 2 8 Bank of Liverpool .............. 100 124
AR RIVED.-Tartar, Gordon, from Ceara.. Hope, Lester, from (Nalco,* lb. in Send.
19
rile AN. [WEEKLY REPORT.]
Demerara.. Eleanor, M‘Pherson, from New Orleans Friend- Bengal. Campoi,
- Borough Bank ............ 10 -
led kesiFi,r,t AnmITTED. DISCHARGED. ship, Vale, from Smyrna.. Friendship, Diaper, from Mytelene.. pule & violet 00-0 0 , com. to good none e-- Commercial of Liverpool.. 10 I 0 152
tell tpectkal : ts 1 Cur.ed - i i
- • - East of England .......... 20 10
10
Ilren4(l Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 3
e 0- 0 0 1 mid. to fine 1 4-1 10 --. M'cliester & L'pool Dsct... 20
Malta . Jane, Pennington from C adiz.. Tyro, Symonds, from blue
10
Ig!1 / 'olnmendation ... 18 Attending as Out Patients. 8
violet, & fine 5 0- 6 0 1 Souchong,com. 1 2 - 1 A
- . "-''''.- Northern and Central .... 10
t' lam.
- Irregular
Maiden, from Jersey.. Napoleon, Thomas, and British Queen, ord. & mid. 46-5 3 i k
fine ' - e
good to fi 1 6 2
v - North and South Wales.... 10 10
ere ' • ................. 36 Died - 1000 500
Hughes, from Waterford.. Briton, Lewis, from Youghall.. violet & cop. e ~ 9_ 4 3I Pe °e; ° 3 0 - Royal of Liverpool
ost Remaining in the Hospital . . 79.
, Hyson, corn... 100 74
Stuart, Stuart, from Sligo.. Hope, Taylor, from Westport.. Milo, mixed .. .f ' 1 8- 2 2 _ South Lancashire
1 fine 26 - A 20 10 11 8 9
ir --
Gubbin, from Donegal.. Jane, Davis, from Londonderry.. Lord Cop. g. & fine. 3 6- 4 3 , - 0 - Liverpool Union
iS' hoe Consulting Surgeon, William Gill. Esq.
Nelson, Murphy, from Dundalk...labez, Stephenson, from Dub- ord. & mid. 2 9- H son 1 o -
3 g 1 Young y e
6 •?, ° - Liverpool Banking Co 2O 10
tt "se Visiters, Thomas Irlam and D. APVicar, Esqrs. con. quality 2 6- 4 6 Imperial
1 -- ' 3 - Wilts and Dorset 23 74
;he lin.. Try, Howe, from Yarmouth.. Charlotte, Wood, and Brook-
eir ,"4111kin Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
seeNe.„..„..:Liev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker lin Cole, from Ipswich.. Ardent, Thomas, and Emma, Thomas, Oude 1 6- 4 0 ; GUllpoWder,
MISCELLANEOUS.
2 3- 4 6 good and fine 2 0 - k
frc;m Newport.. William, Evans, from Cardiff.. and Elizabeth Madras
- a Exchange Buildings
,e 0 t„, ------___________ -- -- ----
--- Watson, Watson, from Leith. Guatimala, le se, . TosAcco, ee tb. in bond. L'pool and Herring
• ton Water s
ris. Nlrtb
Floras ...... 4 0- 4 9; J. River, Leaf.. 0 2-0 ee i 200 Stock.
11• POOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 17. -- Works -
Iv
Sobres ...... 3 0- 4 0 Stemmed 0 34-- 0 tie Bootle Ditto
1 Minerva, Ellen, and Commercio, hence at Angra Paquena 100 Stock.
,e 1 ,11 , -
Frances, from London, ditto CerteS ...... 2 o- 3 0 Kentucky ••. • 0 2-- o
-54 L'pool Gas Light Company
ili4 ee'ealioeshlScuAacore
4,
.qe,,,,i.ns cured 23 I In-patients
ADMITTED.
40 Levenside, al'Kechnie, from Angra Pequena, at this port ; land .... 0 0 -
Caraccas, Flo. 39-4 6 , Mary . 0 0 L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .... 100 100
ie. I,Nle o and at own request 8 Out-patients - 4 6 , TURMERIC,* cot. in bond. Ditto new shares.
, - 90
oe . 4t-Pat. t
btagtd4r, len s sailed a few days previous from Angra Pequena for London. . Cortes ...... 1 6- 2 9
YE 1P• tb. Bengal
I TURPENTINE, 13 CIOE.
13 0 -14 6 L.
iverpool Marine Assurance..
j 100 100
be 4' • ... ............... 03
i Remaining in the house . els Kestrel, Wise, from Callao, at this port • sailed 28th Nov. in LAc D i
company with the Secret for Valparaiso and Liverpool- The D.T. and prime. 1 6- 2 6 ' American - a Company
v 3 Ocean Assurance - 10
C 0,.,_ ___ Mary Gray sailed 9th Nov. for Liverpool, and the St. George, mid. tO good 0 5- 1 ~ Oft.
... , VALONIA,*i .e 8 de ,
Liverpool Fire and Life 24
1 ith Nov. for Londou. The Vitula sailed 9th Nov. for Talca- ord. & infer. o 14- 0 4 ; Smyrna, picked:A 0 -22 0 M'ehester Assurance Company.• • 1-00
eeelting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr . D aws on .
24
huauo, under Peruvian colours. The .al agellan and Chillan, MADDER ROOTS, 14 CWE. } Morea lO 0 -15 0 Apothecaries' Company
Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
both for Liverpool, were ready for sea. The Elizabeth Rad- Smyrna 7O 0- 00 I Wax, BEES' 4. ewt. in bond. Harrington Docks BO 150
tie Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
cliffe and Leo would proceed to the Chincha Islands to load, and Tripoli & Syria none 1 African - 7 10 Anderton Carrying Company 164
use Visiters, E. Gibbon and C. W. Reade, Esqrs.
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' the Salopian to China. The Abbots Reading and Village Girl, French - e i
, •,5 , Rock Ferry
House Surgeon . ...... Mr. T. Inman.
were both loading at the Chincha, for Liverpool. Naeler. - 0 0 Arnerical -- 7 '-: It i Steam Tug Company lO I
JAMES BOL D, Treasurer, I -

Wheat, li) 70th .... red. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
Engli-h 8 0® 8 3 whXe 8 3 l 8 10
Ditto, old -. 8 3 8 9 do. .... 8 10 9 2
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, 'pp qr — Irish6Otb
Barley, English - --
Scotch & Irish,qo 60tb 4 0— 4 9 d 0..... 3 8— 4 0
Malt, English, v, qr 56 0 —64 0 brown..
Irish -
Oats, 'lO, 70th.
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 8 2 10 Id .... 2 10 -2 11
Irish. fine qualities 2 8 2 .9 \
good
middling
undried — -- black .. 2 6 2 7
Welsh — old .... 2 7 2 8
Beans, English, 10, qr 3l 0 --34 0 do. .... 3. 0 —36 0
Scotch& Irish,v4Botb 29 0 —3l 0 d 0..... 32 0 —33 0
Pease, English, white ' 40 0 —42 0 blue....
Do. & Irish.... maple 33 0 —26 0 grey .. 30 0 —32 0
Tares, wi, qr — Foreign. 36 *0 —4O 0
Flour, acr 280 lb
English, fine
Irish
Oatmeal, qsv 1.". of 240th
Irish, new 22 6 —23 0 old .. • • 21 ,0 —22 0

Prices paid Lai P 0 RTS
sALss OF THE WEEK. in the weelc.ThisWk.thisyear
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250 Sea Island i 12i 421 --
6) Stained .....
11920 ' Bowed Georgia
5.J0 f Mobile •
1 Alabama and Tennes 1 .
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11290 ' New Orleans
1370
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Aricati and Ceara - •• •
240 Bahia and Maceio
1070 { ....
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320 Egyptian
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52 I
120 Lagua.yra .
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110 Manilla .
8480 Surat 3l 5
Madras . — --1 "" ""
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40510 bales
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