The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-20 00:00:00

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CONTEMPORARY PRESS. - - . the British constitution to a pure 'democracy. ,Each of W HIG: CHARACTERISTICS. Illiports; Qbipo toabing.
, the plans,upon which we have commented.have this obyi. txrrou G. , . • .
The whig-radicals are in a most lamentable plight. ous aim 5 and it is, therefore, needless to:go-farther to ---•--
TO THE EDITOR OP THI? LVERPOOL STANDARD. • .
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. . ' ._.......a............
Every "great Measure" which they were instrumental prove that the design's of
:O'Connell and others WhO co- (Thefigares denote the register biethen of the Vessels.)
. Siftoa--In my last letter I made a few remarks on the whiff Lima Packet,
,Cunnineam, fin Trinidad, with 55 hds 1 ace sugar,.
in•passing becomes, in due course, a source of agitation incide with him are of .the ' most traitorous and rerOlu- characteristic of pride, and adduced a few instances in whicra yv Carlisle-23 WS do, R Boyle and co-15 .hds do, T Leathom-131 . . 1
. brls cassada flour, 11 bis 60 srns cotton 8 brie coffee, W Wood and co AFRICA.
on the part of their "good-natured friends." Another tionary,if. not criminal tendenev; • • they had displayed it in their frieeed.ships. and enmities, appoint- -I bale cotton, 100 hac,s cotton, 1 brl to'nquin beans, G and J Smith- ' . •
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warfare has been opened upon Lord Melbourne's cabinet But how is . this plan to subvert the peerage to be ments and neglects. I proceed to accuse' them of sectnisistency , 3wotnokas.,,FreotralEgioopaolsrt,a3tioanti(J Dpiiklglish-1 bx do, 1 bri sugar, 600 coker William, singly a 218 Cape Good Hope a R Wise and co, OT.
which will make even the drowsy colonial secretary awake passed into nlaw ?. Even could .we suppose that the the mint profligate and base.- Their inConsistendy is se • coin- nuts,• 2 boxes preserves, , I cse cocoa paste, Order-5 cords dunnage Fe,ejee, Bewle t and Algoa Bay •I J N Wood .
171 CGllor &Manilla R Wise and Co
mon that in every change of government it is perceptible. If I Biirrell, Burrefl 402 'Sierra eona T.II Langley or Poole &co
to a sense of the position necesSarily occupied by. men House of Commons, by a great majority, wield give it SOUTH AMERICA.
may be allowed' the expression, they are consistent only in Oscar, - 213 Africa T Tobin
who have indulged in speculative thories for party pur- their support, still the question would remain, how to inconsistency. Courier, Fell, fin Havannah, with 10 cm 0388 (damaged) Mackenzie Thomas Pa;sons, - , 326 Ditto Ditto -
anil eo-1 box cigars, .7 Kearsley gc Son-2 boxes sweetmeats, J Allan' Kingston, - , 268 Ditto
poses. Whilst the West India proprietors: are loud in make it the law ? CertainlY it is a Quixotic idea to sup- . The present whig partyls theoffspring of the atrocious coali- Ditto
bxs muslin, I bx cigars, 105 t Campeaehy logwood; F . •
their complaints against the womings of the emancipa- pose thafthe lords woUld dig their own grave : tha t they tion between Foxand Lotd North, and, therefore, in' speaking, m a
neerrt e vwed
NEW. SOUTH WALES: , .
of the whigs, I will confine myielf to their conduct at and after
.Samuel Winter, Rodgers, fm Valparaiso, with 160 bales cotton, 10
tion act, and are protesting, on the arrival of every pac- will never do. Nu party is more sensible of this than
r hdaot
,it Alice Hepburn 226 Syd & Hobart Tn. Asplnall, BrowO, &no
that period. . bales hemp, abt 210 t copper ore, LeeCh and' Harrison-92 bales wool, .. ' • - '
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ket, against the acti of the executive goVerisinent, which the radicals ; and, therefore, they can only hone "to ae- CHINA. 1
they allege are heaping raja on 'their devoted' heads; an complish their destructive designs. by setting aside the rancour for a'
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es-320 hf bls do, Hegan, Hall and co--
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jino.nOibbs, Bright and co-67 halea wool, C
Prances Ann, Hay , 279 Singapore & Canton W and J TY•rer •
anti-apprenticeship party has sprung 'tip in this country, still legal authority of the peerage. Here, then, ls the. a difficult war at a period of great peril? Who held that Minister #..
EAST INDIES.
to completethat des:ruction of property which commenced neireleus of a• revolution 5 and it Is all 'but certain that up-to public odium and scorn, threatened to impeach him, and -ErtizDa flohnston Petrie fm Pernambuco, with 1440 bags 'cotton,
Order-4' Dk ' ' •
Formidable BewleY 351 Batavialz-Singapore R -Wise and co
under the auspices of Fowell Buxton and Co.. A large blood would flow freely
.in the struggle.. Yet, with 'such declared that the greatest delight he could experienee would be .Ainelite Ford, fni Ceara; with 308 bags eottona Order-a 36 • do, .7 237 Ditto 3•N Wood and co
to see him reeki e • bl • d
n. in oo upon a scaffold7-Mr. Fox; an _
d he" Hum and co-1 do • 3 Duncan-16 do N E Beeber-9 d Turner Abeona, Sccitt '
6,.e. , in ,
.Diamond, Donaldson 572 Bombay- G Ilighfield
meetints took place at.Bismingham on Wednesday last, prospects, the Irish agitator is permitted -to inflame th,e was humbly followed by the whigs Brede and co-172 do, R Singlehurst-30 do, T B Boothby and co- Nestor Chinis 386 Dint), G Brown or Bold & cO'
'lB do T Heaketh 650 salted hides -
ai the l'own Hall, at which, we are told, uPwards of five popular mind upon a question which cannot' be carried 710 bullock's horns 19 eks palm El' S • 1 • 327 Ditto
uc es. mat t Nicol, Duckworth &to
. 2d.-I ask lwho afterviards entered the councils of the King
a Q , 00 John Stamp, Young 400 Ditto W and J Tyrer
thousand persons were present, consisting principally. :of without phinging the country, into a civil war 1 It is with that same persecuted minister, forgot all his threats,eat all . a 7;
oil tird
it' 00 sa-lted hit
_i 13, b 100 t f tic,ll, dfi ld W d
an. co e'-- •• t t;...:, DuEarteeeßerro-s and Cou'lg IA (*(lage_Tioer,Crublion 281. Ditto - Bold &co or Kers &co
quakers, females, and the " industrious.. classes." -The only wonderful that the reflecting Portion of the minis- his words of bitter and malignant virulence,. and, finally, in the-
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Col!. - d 1 r, Rhodes 230 Madras.&Calcutta Lodge&Co or 3 Brebner
object of this display of numericalstrengtb, we are told, feria', adherenti who hear such atrocious schemes pro same coMpany, brought forward a bill for . the perpetuation of Mona, Gill 395 Calcutta Sir 3 Tobin or Bold anco
' the ower of this
p unnatural 'alliance ?-Mr. Fo , • -•. • Comala, 'Miller
x • and he was 2.5 do J Green an co-400 do Order-150 do N E 13eiber=-40 do 168 261 Ditto Tyrers or Kers,and co
Was "to take into consideration the cruel oppression and mulgated by• men professing to tth • • •
suppor e same prin- humbly followed by the 1,•
wnigs. dry hides; J Ceckdshott-,--232thly hides, N E nether- - Dk
WEST INDIES..
aggravated sufferings to which the negroes of our West ciples asthey themselves entertain. do not instantly ae- 3d.-Who struggled against Pitt, and attacked every scheme . • UNITED' STATES. . .
lodia colonies are still subjected under the name of ap- . parate themselves from a cause which seeks to maintain' he suggested, and opposed every tax the neceasities of the war Thomas.Dickason, Lyon, -fm New York, with 103 bales cotton, W
and
,Jerdein-380' do, Sands, Valiant, litragga,m 1
anitherlaai I, If • .Ir* 229 Barbados
ns 305 Ditto Barten;lrlamoand co
Hers, Litherland, Btato
unfecwonsaitutional impost-an and J Brown' and co-163 do, Hagerty
'Laura, Day
prenticeship, notwithstanding the enormous sum of itself 14 sueh,bloody and horrible suggestions. required? Who especially declared the income tax to be an 329 Demerara J Jones and co
twenty millions .stezling granted to the West India pro- The present ministers have incurred a fearful respon- 6Hbdodro. n and co-33 d. o, T B Blackhurne-339 do, Order-22 shooks,
Hibsenreoaida,s,l422,ilbadools trforneNh(o.. Isabella,. Campbell 237 Ditto T and H Murray -
a years after, and immediiantgeulyisditoourbialeldtatzhebvuettyenitnteirmeds,t_otffiheeze •
Pirponkore, Cropper, Hesperus, Dowell 330 Ditto J Gladstone aud co
ptietois by the British parliament ; also' to consider the sibility. The. y haye given O'Connell and his support- wors,s,„()Rrko.hi,,nistohn
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. had wasted their eloquence in assailing ?-The Marquis ot Benson and co-1341tales cotton' T Wilson &. co-118 nloaT W Smith Georgina, Wylie 169 Hayti R Shell or J Poole•& al
propriety .orpresenting a memorial to Lord Melbourne ers all: the powers which they at`present possess: they Lansdowne and the whig ' verninent of 1806. and co-261 do,Wainwright & Sh'eils-58 do, Order-20 do, T Crowder Ayrshire LRSS, Nicol 167 Ditto KM or Catopb•ell &co
on the dcloption of such resolutions as the meeting' may have strengthened the bands of the revolutionists* and 4th.---Who, while deelgaoring themselves the friends of• li- -16 do, J Ogden-58 do, Coltman'', Larnbert and coa--27 do, A Taylor Creacent, Martin 136 Ditto Bahr or Wotherspoou
deem' expedient." increased their boldness, by giving them a virtual share berty, voted for leaving Spain under the iron yoke of. French and co--39 de,: J Hobson and Sen-aaht 10 c horn tirgs,•. Order-a-40:hr] Helen Scott Watson 154 Ditto J Graham & co, or Kers
r in'. 51'11 275 Havana
irg ia, ler . Ashley .Bros
. • , Ditch, Rawlmson and Co-1 ese cigars, Golborne & Dobbs-1 csk iron;
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liondage, and ridiculed every .attempt to secure that nation s a Amelia, M-Farlane 137, Antigua and Hayti J Poole and co
evonS, Same and co-1 cse china patterns. W& 3 Brown and co-1
• Messrs. T. Aftwood and Scholefield, the members Pr in the government of 'the countr I ' I h 1
y.' -tls t ley w o rave
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5 pen ence:- he whigs. . csein'dise melte unkn, Rome, Dart and co-a. 59 leager spn shooks,l7 leis; Inglil 298. Kingston, Jamaica Kers and co, or Mott
the boroug...h, wt3re present, and speeches were made bY. enabled the enemies of the peerage to agitate with effect- Jamaica, Simpson 298 Ditto Ditto
lington's schemes in • Spain • lens heads 5 iron cambooses
thae-Who declared that Wel . • • . . '
2 pumps, Fitzbueh and Grimshaw-
• the high bailiff, who was the chairman, and other inilivi- this dangerous and ince cl. ' • • Af . il
nmy queation : an or a were rash and ridiculous sneered at the effort to rescue Spain, -W Dk • Trueßriton,Balderston 208 St Vincent &Carth J Poole and co
• duals, principally dissepting ministers, in furtherance of the evils to which the discussion may lead they alone and afterwards, when-the' battle was fought, and the victory won Caspian, Patten, fm New Orleans, with 731 bales cotton, Martineau, Charlotte, White - Jamaica 3 Hall and co.'
Smith and co--32 do, A Dennistoun endco-910 don Sands, Hodgson A leeto, •Nerman -- Ditto• T Hatton, jun
this new scheme of agitation. We congratulate the go- are responsible. T 1 h ll ' 1 1
ley ave a .a ong open y. coml-
. which- gave peace to E ' d ' d -er ' merit te the minis-
urope, enie ev y and co-200 do, W Porde and to-W Dk. ! Porter. Gibson 251 Ditto W F Porter
vernrnent on their prospects. Placed between Binning- . tenanced O'Connell-and now that they know his sen- try who throeghout the 1
who e arduous struggle had •bOrne the
BRITISH AMERICA': Iligitinione Gitlespy 453 Madei.ra & Barbados Marton, Irlam, &co
, ham•and Jarnaica they will find no emancipatiOn from- the timents, th . t• • f . •
. ey re rain rom expressing t reir ursapproyai
I- . ~ , respensibility,and laboured to depreciate alike the valour of the '
Gleaner ' - • It' •li -03 m fi ' • b Islbet' Gal.nal
, Taylor, fin Mtramic a. wtt , is r tint er, 371 c 26 330 Antigua C W and F Shand
FriendshipaDuncan 118 City of St Domingo Kers, lmrie, andno
Scylla and Charybdis to which they have been driven bY of his proceedin S If ' I d -1
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gs. o muc 1 ot toe con net o mi- pretendin
British soldiery and the abilities of their great commander while
gto be alone solicitous for the honour of England?- deals, 8 fnis lathwood, D Gibba-River .
Frances, Heath, fin Quebec; with 90 t 28 deals, 461 e 18 staves, W - SOUTH AMERICA.
' tile strong current of popular excitement. Such is the nisters; but weare happy to observe a better s' •t ' . Th h•
piri gain- e w iga. , Sharpies and co-River • Ann Wise Renney. 230 Buenos.Ayres- Cotetworth and Smith
inevitable resultuf steering the vessel of the state accord- ing ground amongst a portion of their adherents. The 6th.L.--Who pretended an attachment to protestantiann yet ai- Thistle, Voglin, frim St Andrew's, N 11, with 63 c 5
,deals and deal Thomas CeechaCoull 183 Ditto, G Righfield .
ends abt 8 fins lathwood J Mnre-B Dk •
ing to the " spirit of the age."-Morning Post. late unprincipled attacks upon the b • •
peerage are eginning .
sisted popery in every scheme she undertook to accomplish, and , • . . Skeen, Boyd, 214 &Mos, La Guayea,.&-P Cabello, Kers. Imrie, &co
Tweed, APKinnon, fm Pictou, N S, with,24l ps birch and 851 ps
aid d h •
er in ever
e y task the enemies o
• f the English church sug- . 51ary,TuCker 373 St Thomas& Puertci Cabello Kets, Imrie, rand co
pine timber, 9 fms latbwood.,.2l c 25 deals, '441 c 10 staves,,llolderness
-.10.-- to rouse the suspicions of the. white party, who unaffect- Bootle, Nicol 152 Ditto J Bibby and eo
. gested ?-The whigs. and Chilton-1 ble retd goodo, Order-River CountDunmore, Small23o Rio Janeiro Ashley Bros'
To those *absentee " Lords of the soil" in Ireland, who .
edly manifest their alarm at the apathy of the win& ra- 7 h W 1 • 1833, attacked Mr. O'Connell and • m • -f• •• • •• . ',
. eo - - 1.- ho, above al ,in ary, Wheelwrtght, m Quebec, .with 310 ps white pine and l pee Ocean Queen, Cantle 267-Dttto Tarers.or•Chapman &co
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for these three Years past have been looking on, .with dical government. These men are not yet prepared to the Irish•popish faction, declared that man to be the greatest red pine timber, 11 c2O deals, 2c 10 deal ends, 5 cords lathwood, W Verdant, Brown 175 Pernambuco • T Tanton or Kers &co
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abandOn thiframe *ork of the' British constitution; but possible obstruction to his country's peace and happiness, } .
•et Sharpies and co-B DR Cybele; Armatreng: 145 Ditto W and,' Tyrer
something very much like approbation, at the resistance .. . in the short space of two years yielded every point they then .. 3d' h A 1 la 1- •th 180 t Nicaragua wood,
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_ger, m
,ea No, no 948 ox hides, 'r Mellor, liutehinson 257 Ditto 3 liolliwell*
to the payment of tithe,-it may, perhaps, be interesting they see that it Is in danger, mainly in,consequence of d d '
• contested, except repeal, which they had ren ere unnecessary .
134 srns indigo, 2Ca le4 jars balsam, Ibx arrowroot, Order-River John Scott, 'Riney 225 M Video & BAyres Cotesworth and Smith
to know that a similar resistance. is now organising the paltering of ministers with O'Connell and the rad!, b - • ' 11 •I h ' h il -tm -
y sanctioning a the vio ent c anges in t e soc aso s e -. FRANCE. .
_ltrin Dema§triekland .172 Arica, Islay, & Lima W and 3 Tyrer
rt arateur Dami v fan Ch rent ••th 18 b
p randy; Cooper and P_ee, Cop
'oh 233 Valiinraiso &Ditto; Ditto - r
. against the payment of rent ! They have been "laugh- •who t -
cats, on m hey. depend.for the bread of office. We .
which.aloneit was intended to effect ?-`" The base, the bloodve • e 1 ' 10hgni- 'w T 4 • e'
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• I (gag non-10 p to, urner-10 p 3 Crook-8 p4h do Hassell (Animal er, Brown.- 192 'Valparaiso A Claude.
ing in their, sleeves" at the prior " parsons," never doubt- may therefore expect speedily to witness another seces- and brutal whigs!" as they were then called by their preseut az' Foulkes-20 h do, Glarebrook BrOs-20 h. do, T Gill-5 P do', Lewin Nlunford, Cleveland 168 Do, Inter & Lima G Highlield
hag that the abolition of tithe would have a tendency to sion from. the ranks of the place-hunting wings; and in ally. - and...Lassell-5 p 211130 ea do, Order-65 cs do,. Bevan and Smith- Llama, Miller 175 Vera Cruz • Ashley Bros
W and .1 Tyrer
increase rent ; but they will find .to their cost that 'th -Who have unceasingly since the days of Fox pro- '
this event it is clear that parties will divide into two sec- _esB, • . . . , • • • . • 1a b
led a friendship for the forms and institutions AS sett ey3o p 169 h do, For Glasgow and Greenock-G Dk ' .
SPAIN AND PORTUG 4 L Montezuma, Burnett 199 Ditto
Ganges, lit'Donald • 430 IMaranham. • . J.NWood or Moonßrs.
" the finest peasantry" are not to be blarney'd in- 1
t.3at way. tions; those who are for and those who are against a Bellona, Simpson 402 Ditto It Tanton '
. the consti • d 1 d h h • f bill was valuable Ann Paley, Rolstone, fin Lisbon,. with
tution, ec are tat t eir re orm I hd-wine ' - -
,50 t seat, J Bibby Su • Marra 190 Veragua.Coloenbia .1 Poole and co
" We've been plundering Peter-its ti ue for us ;"-said House of Lords :-a question which the gcod sense of the because it would render that constitution such as it was origin- , and co-1 hd do, D Hodgson--,4 lags hide clippings; 288 hxs 82 hi and _ _ aranna, . y
Ma y Ann, Smith 131 Central: eit'nerieme Kers, Imrie, and co
an Irishfarmer at the Bull and Mouth the other da . country will, we believe, be called upon to decide at an ally intended to be, and such as would require no fu idler ' -20 thiird To ampweso,o2l6 eniTwl7fiehift:hlt,s orioles, 9 chts 24. hf chts lemons Pannco, Foreman 106 Tampico Wand 3 Tyree
" but we are not such Otnadhauns as to hand over tly'
re earlier period than is generally anticipated.-Edinburgh chi'nges, yet now avow that no permanent tranquillity can be
.11,511 r daorn, EandTßavrdon-10 his -2T.'O hrftllns ecroo-e791 lioliftlrier
laoniiicso-2; Cora, Miller - . 210 Bahia . • . Kens o.e co or 3-Holliarell
Mary Brade, English 243 Ditto . J Holliwell
expected until the House of Lords is radically altered ?-The hf bxs 90 third ban do, EHB rd tt-1 ''• -F' '( g• J Sta 1
u e ppen me caset
!ir n ey
Plunder to Paul. 'Deed I wouldn't be sure but Paul Evening Post.
whigs. -4 hd do, Rev H Turton-I bx grapes, it liedfield and Sob-5 cs retd • BRITISH' AMERICA. •
must be squeezed as Peter has been ; and then they'll . . • 9th.-Who was Secretary for Ireland under a tory govern- good.s, Carnpbell and• Crawford-12 do, .D 111•Dotign11-2 cs conts unkn Sophia *Neu 1 ••,g Nf- in .-d - fn'ah' aulT 1 •
g iton 1- . evr oun an a am a ay or
be well matched to rttn away out of it together-bad • PORTRAIT-PAINTING. . .
ment pledged not to sanetion parliamentary reform ?-The- T Martin-1 bx do, 1 ppe wine (cased)Duke. of Portiand-1 hf bxs 3 M Annibella-, Brockington 155 Ditto&Brazils Ditto
luck to 'ens!" And for acting on this impartial prineis ---- destrUctive -Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne. -jars grapes, Order-@ Da Ann, Penney 122 Ditto Ditto
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...- .. ho wrote a work to prove that rotten boroughs were. .
10th W UNITED STATES.
pie the fine pis'ntry are uow in training by those who,' Portrait-painting is decidedly the least calcelated for the st r* B rtlt Gra' fAn h •• . 1 '
ala ra m , ian, m c angel, malt 80 •e 25 dea s, 201 clO .
tauseqlial, and should not be enti Y
•rel destroyed ?-Lord Johu
• • battens, 14 c 24 deal ends, Order-2 bag tongues, 1%1 Collet-B Dk 283 Chatlestott ' • Chsaismairand Willis
under Daniel the First,-have the present direction of display of poetical feeling, not only because it is genes Regard, Croptim
~ - : ' Midas, Kermath, fm -Odessa, with 91 bales wool, 2537 chetwerts Maria, Ford 291 Mobile .11 Thompson
" the Irish Heart," and the " Irish ener ' " Withi r' 11 • practised under the arbitrary will of those who pos-.
gres. na Y 1 lsteln-Who b 1 A • • hddb NI C '
e onge to a ministry ea e y . r.• am:tinge i linseed, Order-B Dk- . . . B Merchant, Chantler 498 New Orleans' Langtrys or G Brown
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the last fortnight two public meetings have been held sess neither taste nor understanding in•the fine arts, but and pledged against parliamentary reform ?-Lord Lansdownee: 1 a • .
SPAIN. ANti PORTUGAL:
in the Queen's County for the attainment of this object. because there are so few subjeces'really worthy in them- 12th.-Who belonged to the tory governments of Pereevel, i --- _____
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At the first of these meetings, we are told, nothin de selves, and these few are too frequently beyond the reach Lord Liverpool, Canning, and Wellington, and were pledged •- • gr. bipping Intelligente. Clarita; Geerra• 151 Cadlr R Rollo or Peirson &co
•BarbadosPlantenAustin 292 Sam Sebastian . F F Gilths and co
to oppose parliamentary reforni ? - Lords Palmerston-
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cisit e was done ; but, at the s d h• I
econ ~ w lc I took place on
g - fti •t• t • 1.1 th b• ' d A ' Itl .t. '
o le al is ,wii e eru icun an wea ty ci izen, GI 1
ene g. FRIDAY, Oen. 16.-Noon Wind South.-Light. Laura Ann. Maginnis 144' Lisben
Cintra, Johnstone . 114. Ditten Vienna andalones
Cotesworlh & Smith
Sunda •
y, in the Roman Catholic Chapel-yard of Killishen, having grown sleek upon turtle-soup, after retiring With 13th.-Who during a long series of years employed his powers ' Alma-en-The Mar ' •' ' • •
y,Na heelw it ght, from ,Quebec,--,Casptan. Patten,
there was " a large attendance ;" and one Mr. William 1 i
o_s rosy consort to their Belle Vue, or Prospect Cottage, to condemn, in the pages ot' the Edinburgh Review,.any vio- from New Orleans, sailed 20th August, left the Bar 22d ; off the Tor- . MEDITERRANEAN.
Cooke,- of Rasenna, presided. It was ab ' I 1 I
rig it t mug it in the' suburbs of the town, deems it a suitable and grati- lent or sweeping measure of parliamentary reform ?-Lord tugas, spoke the Mozart, for thig port. John Lees, Lees 130 Naples & Messina. J Moss and co .
of Mr. William Cooke, of Rasenna, and his colle • •
agues to . .
fving appropriation of some portion of his hard-earned Brougham:
14 Settzo-The Tagus, Wadea fair Lisbon-North Star,' Benedict. for Stanley, Owen
Philaderia-Argentina, Kelso Buenos Ayres-Strathtnore, Hew-
th.-Who subsequently took advantage of a moment of ~ ... _ _ , . Sylla ,cott 151 Naples
101. Trieste J Bibby and cu
Vienna anti Jones
take up their position in the cha I d f 1 1
pe -yar ; or, w sen tle • ,
wealth to employ one of the first artists of the day • son, tor .. inca-uanton, iiarbutt, for Havana- H B ' ' -
Hervest ome, rown, Alm Robertson, Black 229 Ditto Ditto
. . in popular frenzy to introduce a measure for a reform in parlia- a 0 White
mass was over, there was a beautiful posse of the boys making duplicates of forms which a full-sized canvass is ment more swee •
p g more radical, and more violent than had for Triondad-Mary, Tucker, for St John, N B-Sperenaceti, Long- -no
for , f m New Orleans-Snowdon, Jones, for Demerara-Indust 'NI 1
pid; White
.136 Leghorn
horn Vianna and Jones '
17. .. an cinallodgson 186 Genoa & Leg j...,..,
assembled for them, and they did not fail to take. advan- scarcely wide enough to contain, and faees in which the ever been suggesteindl'sy any rational being ?-,-The same Lords 011dond, 'or Wilmin ' ' "
gton-Robert Watt, Martin, for at John, N B. ,Maret Highfield, Thorn 178 Ditto tam y ander)
tsge of it. The Roman catholic priest, the Rev. Mr. expression of cent per cent, and the distinctions of white MelbOurne, John Ruseell, Lansdowne, Palmerston, Glenelgi . 'Ranid, Vagg 133- Malta & Smyrna T !lampoon
. Hickey, first endeavoured 'to stir up the Irish heart to a and brown sauce, are the only visible characteristics. and Brougham. . .. North Star, Benedict, for Philadelphia, as• a-ground near the Red
EUROPE.
•publi e as ade r d Noses.
15th.,-Who commenced his c car er moc at an . , . . • - . . .
brisker pulsation, by ex • - b' While the painter is at work, sacrificing all that is noble in
, patiating on exor 'cant rents, nt of the union, became afterwards a tory Attorney- Inca, Rarrisen, froni Antwerp for Cork, at Falmouth. :Fern Sodskende,Thuroel29 Svenhorg P Chaiitenson
ppone Ann, It'Alpine, from Van Diemen's Land. at the Downs. 'Acta% Vandenbroeck 114 Ostend &Bruges J Johnston . •
and the tyranny of landlords ; and he concluded by tell- his heart to the sad necessity for sordid gain; the gentle- IGI le
no b d' 1 L al. Ch 11 •
eral, and rose at last to ea ra ica or ance or ?- Kersw.,ll, Haswell, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, at Plymouth, ' ' • •
,
. ing his hearers that they never could be happy until man insists upon a blue coat and a buff waistcoat, but, Lord Plunkett. - very leaky, and must discharge. 1 -
land was set at a fair value. A Mr. Connor followed, above all, upon a gold-headed cane, which necessarily 16t11.-Who pretended throughout their lives that they ho- Whitelaven, Barnes, front Londonderry for Antigua, is on shore on 1 ditlarketo.
and enforced the arguments', &c., of the priest ; and con- mars the picture with a bright yellow spot full in the cen- floured and reverenced impartiel Justice, yet no sooner ascended the bead near Killala. with loss,of rudder. .
to power than they made a Judge (Baron Smith) the victim of Susanuah Cummin a
_ gs, P tterion, hence for Ne* York, wa.s spoken ..---.....40..-.....7
_. _
eluded. by moving this swee • 1 " - I
ping reso ution, name y ;__. re. ns,
t T 1 • however, is a trifle b • f 1
y comparison, or tle - . . -.- • . 8h 8 • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 16.
• • • the most factious persecution that ever disgraced the annals of 1 t7ohne te,ninnisl ant .u2no 39, long. 52-60.
" That the land shoold (query shall ?) be valued by a ,
buttons help. to carry off the glare of the gold; and the • , -
. . arhament l'- Phe whigs. t , Mackay; hence; at Hobart Town, Bth June.
Treasu•er - • Eliza and Nene Muse • and Alarm War-en Th r 1 inquir for SUGAR articularl
3,, , y , , - e e has been a• more genera y , 11 y
jury of
:twelve honest men ;in order that the tenant artist revenges.hirnself by making the hand approximate ? 17th.-Who drank the toast of "The liberty of the press, hence, atN; '
ples. • • towards the close of the week ; strong pan descriptions have sold at
may haire an interest in the soil he cultivates, and the to the same colour. It is in attempting to delineate the which is•the air.we breath-if we have it not, we die," yet paci- James ind Jane, Williams,.hence, at Messina.
full prices, but other aorta arebarely sapported. The sales amount to
means of supporting his famil " The resolution w
y. atm tpe nof the lady that his skill and his taste are
as „us rso secuted to condemnation a publiclournal for echoing the advice Coiumtine, Cumming; and Amelia; Machon, hence, at Leghorn. .
Tino l'llis hence at Malta 1,400 Ithds. B. P. with 500 bags Bengal, at steady rates. In Mauritimt
of two supporters of the. government whose expressions had
carried by universal acclaim and joyous shout dth P
; an en ,
ut to the severest test. With consternation in his coun-
been hailed by ministers in the House of CoMmons with rap- Nimiol, D'ambrelf, hence .
, at Tarragona. no sales. 800 bags middling to very fine white Bengal, (for exports-
Mr C
. . onner,. announced to them that a county meeting tenance,, he eyes the subject before him, and, in the first tin. - Th -
ous cheering ?- e whigs. - QUEBEC, Sept. 17.-A Brig, name unknown, is on shore on the west tion,) by auction, brought 34s 0 37s 6d eat cwt.-In Mooesses the '
. on this momentous subject was in contemplation', and agony, of despair, queries within himself whether he can- Is it necessary to proceed? Is it necessary to add how they ;Id of Anticotostrit,etbiT it iselexpected will be got off : .an ioward-boulnd
only sale re orted is 500 puns. Demerara, of ofd import; at 24s afa mot
oauTzeyp. y T egtaph on shore on Beaumont Shoal, twe ve
......
that in the meantime he (Mr. C.) should be -in readiness not really afford to lose the offered reward. He ventures fostered and then assailed political unions? how they have COPPER. PThe sales of Plantation have been. to a moderate extent,
1 o agitate th'i dpferent parishes preparatory to the same. to remonstrate with great delicacy on some particular • •
twisted and turned, and twi ' •'' he subject
sted and turned egain, on t Ise.ty, Oct. 12.-The Nordstjernan, Passian, from Liverpool for consisting of 120 ks of Jamaica, chiefly at auction, which brought ,
of the timber diiiies, the factotY bill, and fmar latesiir
tlhreelawihid ?
tNoarz,ol-ansfldriinveanfrown 'tor; 10th
tOocan, neear Portaskain, but is eexpecoatred
This annouticeniept was also received with enthusiastic Portions of the dress; but the lady is inexorable. It is a d. steady prices for all qualities; 130 robins of Mocha have also been
shillabooing. The Rev. Mr. Nolan, another Romish dress for which she has paid the highest- price, and must Is itt rehqausisdiitse
lteo,eer
temrerveterseem ionfsttanecemi h
h onstwdes.picable Dia! NORVEN, Oct. 12.-T1
yie
japnaer,
sftethwarctargforo(salAt) thbraonzofvorrbLiver.
disposed of at the quotations. No sales of lioreigtina-A small lot of
priest, was thee called •to the chair, for the purpose of look well. Money rules the day ; andthe painter cover- ftLitir.eytill at lLg)th it bts been acknowledged to he one of their Pool, was stranded on the night of 10th Oct., Larrethis place, and fills Para caeoA sold at 28s 6d e 355; and 150 brls. of Jamaica GINGER- at
with the tide. ' 1:4 ss 0 £7 lOs 4g cwt.-In Pram:tiro no sales ; but in PEPPER the
conveying a vote
.of thanks to Mr. William Cooke ef ing his palette with double portions of red and yelloW, chief characteristics.? No, sir, it is too disgusting a task to re- • • .. . • • i
Rusenna, and-this having been duly done and performed, commences with his task. Upon the head of the fair sit- vet in; the facts to be recorded are too disgraceful to humau
SATURDAY,• OCT. 17.-Ncion, Wind South.-Light. transactions amonnt to 3,000 bags, at 5d ,a sad 4fi lh.-Ruai continues
They each took off their several way, : . ter is a pink turban, interwoven with a Massive gold nature to be written with delight. Yet it is a subject !or curious in good demand, and 400 puns. Demerara and Jamaica have been taken
Auetvan-The Courier, Fell. from-Havana, sailed 13tlaSept. The
Resolved to meet some other day." speculation how a party so deeply i .
*m'oued with villany and
William Hamley, sailed for London Ist Sept. Ou sth Oct. in lat. 44, at the quotations.-There have been no• sales in Carolina Rice, but
, chain, surmounting a profusion of flaxen ringlets in the h If f the
.
Stained with crime-how a party known in t e estory o long. 44, spoke the Atlantic from Quebec for this port-Judith, Ager, 1 3 000 b Est I dia have been disposed of at lOs 6d for ordi-
near y , ags a n
. -Morning Herald. midst of which twinkle out 11 bl ' '
two sma tre eyes, faintly country only for folly or for faults-ceuld ever exist unscorned from Realijo, sailed 26th 514-Laßeparateur, Damigny, from Cha-
.
...........M. nary to I3s ln• cwt. for fine white. ..
shaded by thin eyelases of the palest yellow, while cheeks by a majority of the people. . rente--Brothers, Bell, from Nassau-Kensington, Curtis, from
PLANS TO . SUBVERT THE HOUSE OF LORDS,-.W th t • h " i 1 d b ' d fi But it is nateral that
e a mig t vie wit it ie eepest e ony, an a gure upon those who are base should congregate Cherlestea-suseuehanna, Cropper from Philadel hia-Birmingham The transactions in INDIGO continues very liinited.-Sales of Lec
. . k 1 d'2sth Se t 0 P 9th ot.' 1. t 45' • •
have all along treated with unmingled indignation, if which is stretched, almost without a fold, a brilliant together. It,
.is no matter of surprise that stich a combination, Poe:tenon], for-cm:ntieeiwnLoreQ :Bale:
hz-ice fyr :Newnyork. c 111 a • , th s, marked NI N, have been made at 142 d V tk, rd 30 chests SHELL
Lee have been sold at steady prices. -is 9d e 22s has been paid for
though powerlesa for good, should be potent for evil. They i g. 41 st, k t
'I). ' bi I d • K • f
not contempt, the revolutionary efforts made by O'Con- orange dress of costly silk, make u 1 f h •
pt re rest o t e pic- üblic stanciple which is Semen-The Mary, Fairhurst, foa Ber ce- n ustne, eutzell, or 100 bales of Nlmeatutr.-An extensive business has beers done in Ni-
have no fixed principle-no single p i . Narva-Mordecan Libby, for Mobtle-Albion, Brown, for St John,
nell and his satellites to traduce the character of the peer- lure. It is upon the same princi 1 d '•• 1• .1
pe, an wit 1 sirm ar re- f th
peculiarly their own. They are not conservatives, or ey are N B-Thalia, Graham, for Savannah-Bengal, Teulori, for Mobile- TRATE of SODA ; the sales amount to 6,000 bags, at 20s e 20s 6d ; there
Rae and to render theni odious in the e
~, , .yes of the pe.ople. strictione, that portrait-painting is geoerally practised at willing, if neces.sary for their party, to destroy; they are
,not Isis, Inglis, for Jamaica-Sir John Beresford, Alitchell, for Calcutta- is nothing, however, nova to be found at the forrner rate.-In Satn-
But, from the Systematic attempts of the whig-radical the present ,day. But let the painter rule hjs subject, and destructtves, for they are ready to be converted to-morrow, ir a Europe, Young, for St John, N 13-Lyons, Davenport. for New Orleans Parse more business has likewise been done, 2,300 bags having found
party to decry the lords as a legislative body, it is impos- the case will be widely different. He who. is worthy of reaionable 'prospect could be seen of factious domination with- -Heroine, Langley, for Pernambuco-aManchegter, Roney, for Nela-
no/ foundland-Georgina., Wylie, for flayti-Oeoriona Huber. for Stettin buyers at 27s e 30s ef cwt.
. sible not to perceive that their object is of a more serious his art se4 at oece whit are its capabilities. His cam- out the overthrow of the established institetions; they are . _
ligion • they F 'd' D - • M • V
are not ..gt Jus, Den uytt , arta, an (
d -rstieneafer Oetand-George IV Dorewcioos-Therehas been a fair inquiry for Campeachy LOGWOOD,
• I ''
anti determined character than might at first sight have gination immediately places the object before him in ;fliTicetissretehnel;frcesrtilely 7.(r:. =IT;
:1 ronr:ider the subject ; lair Idialldwin, for Malta-Argo,l_Hmizeriofro4itrisortaorre-Grorate
ir tand "ens-
ni and about 250 tons sold at £7 for cirdinary up to £7. 78 gd for good,
been imagined. To this conclusion we are irresistibly some appropriate situation. He assigns to it a charac- they are ready for riiiischief whenever it can be Managed without font ei
ifsolrn
oVreer.aB r u zvv-kirnnseohl a. , P k
Mar'tin, for St Mars:Gulf o'f Mesxtircoc;:--1 and a small parcel of Jamaica at £4 15e i. in FUSTIC, 300 tons of Sava.
led by the remarkable fact, that many of the adherents of ter of which it may be wholly unconscicius-one to which danger; thei are prepared for revolution provided a 11011 e can Joseph, Bens, for Ostend-51ary, Johnstone : is; Eliza, Fox, for Sierra nilla sold at the quotations, 20 of Cuba at 27 o£7 10s, and 20 of Tam-
ministers are beginning openly and strenuously to pro- it washy nature peculiarly. adapted, thoutsh circumstances be entertained that its result to themselves will be not dniffherent taeoiltefhroedivie ,
pHreaeri eo
al a luta! eat,.
t'l'lcokneero ;r
dßiza Waelkmtoaan,;
,Vii:orrigN , pico at £5 10s 4, ton ; solid NICARAGUA WOOD offers on lower terms ;
test against the doctrines and views of the hist; agitator may have consignedit to a totally different destin P
y. er- •
to tin end of that day which saw the Abbot of Wobur mtg. ror
sinore--Pathine, Peterson, 'for Flensburg-Cornubia, Bell. Charleston a few tons of Angola Baltwoon at LI WS, and Ciatwoop at £l7 10s air
. . ng from a tree on the possessions which that act of summary
ton.-There are no fresh arrivale of Tearer:llNß, rind the stock in first
Louisa, Frodsham, for Africa.
and his radical allies-not so much from fear of what 96 haps there is no class of pictures in which the ainter's i•
- • f d h •11 fle 11; -
justice tralposuerrre te t e nese o usse . hands being exhausted, there have been no sales; the demand, how-
-worthless a party can accomplish, but from alarm lest tile want of taste is more fre Id' 1 dI P •
quent y isp aye- hien in the obedient servant, J. 81. /4. Grace, -, hence for Virginia, was spoken in Ist 57. long. 7.
ever continues ureent, and the next arrivals will meet a ready sale at
ie-(ins of tl
9. ~., le wing party themselves should be deceived Portraits ofchildren. We see them standin 11 - d
gi e woo en ......... • Canton, Gibson, hence for Bombay, was spoken sth instant, in lat. , o .
full prices.-American Tan without alteration.--,Montreal Pot ASHES
1) ' '
y tsie bluster and sophistry of their popish and reeole. images, holding in one hand an orange never meant to NEWS FOR THE RADICALS. ' 49 N, longalo W.
Pacific, Tozer, hence, at Richibucto. . 'i • her, 33s 6'd 34s having been iven but urchases from
ire agai 1 big g , P
tionary coati' • '
. . jutois. So long indeed as the utterance of be eaten, or flowers which it is evident-th h •
ey ave not ga- . . Roseway, Heys, hence, at Parsbro'. ..
the quay might still be made at 33s ; the sales arnouut to 300 to 400 brls
these insane projects was con
, fined to O'Connell and the thered • their hair smooth! b d I • f k
y cocrn e , t rem roc s unru -
f TO THE EDITOR OF T 1 I IFERPOOL STANDARD. The Caledonia, Pitcher ; Eweretta, ; Sir 'iVatkin, Armon ;
IP' ' ' • • • Adelaide Hewson ; ind Catherine lii-Dcnnaldo Richardson, hence, at Although the quantity of Montreal Pearl Ashes sold is scarcely 50 brls.,
-rabble who run after bins, they were calculated onl to fled, and their blt lippers uns'ullied by the I know of no better inclicatien of the state of public feeling in Bathurst* • ''s e 43s 6d cwt havine been
- prices have advanced Is 02s en cwt., 4_ ur . .
ietnmsoroccoh..
ers of a iceni • - d V C f L..• • 1 t A
- • h• t th th • d d for newspap
tis coun ry an e comparatlve eman , Lacy, satle from era ruz or aguna, s tgust-nacer,
excite a feeling of disgust, unaccompanied with a sense dust of the earth. bort, tey are always dressed in obtained.-Ctoonntsoin is in good demand, and holders generally
of danger ; but when it .appears that such determined 'their best to be painted; and the mother is often as solici- • conservative or radical characnr. It is a constant boast of the Dunn, 20th-and John Bev, Turner, 23d.
refuse to sell at present.-No inquiry for FLAXSEED..-.-QUERCITRON
sailed from Rio for Bombay, between 10th and . . -
wings as Mr. Coke of Norfolk, who has grown gre • t bt tl •lc 1 h ' I.' - .
yln oils aou le pin sas i. as about t ' •
ce ikeness.-Stick. redicals, that no conservative publication has any chance of sue- Dauntless, Pinder,
1 k th t h d k d this boast by
cess. now atev en eavour to ma e goo 'lath August. • BARK in moderate demand.-Nothing done in Bass' WA-X.-The sales
the profession of devoted attachment to the constitution ney's Poetry of Life. Shannon Brooks from London, at Alexandria, with soine trifling
of Hines during the week are confined to 700 salted at 5d for Monte
• every method within their reach. It is, indeed, notorious that
of 1688, are so far misled as to join in the atrocious ab- . damage ha'ving grou'nded in enterine the harbour. '
4id e 41,1 for Btienos Ayres, and 41d for Cow Hides, 500 dry
• •
surdities of the agitator, it is high time that the designs reference to the support which they give to the prets. But an ofticer and one seaman drowned. gaited llrazil scl 0 51d, 1,100 East lndia; principally inferior and rubbed,
VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
of these revolutionists received the calm consideration uf with all this bragging, puffing, lying, and scheming, what have H.M.S. Conway, from Valparaiso, at Pertsmoeth, sailed 20th June,
t 3ad 0 4id an tk, and 700 Horse Hides at is rcii 9s 3d each.-100 tons
every man who has something to lose by revolution and The accounts-received from th• 1 '
is co ony to the 20th of June they been able to effect? Allow me to answer this questio.n, by
adducing the
.following analysis of a parliamentary retur ,p . incl from Coquimbo 22d
n _ ng, 2,000,000 donars. July, and from Rio Janeiro:3oth August, with a a
of Dutch Oex BARK have been sold at £5 3s 0 £6 2s 6d per ton.-In
anarchy. We shall therefore now advert to the nature state that much astonishment had been produced among the lin the rimer of yesterday in which the comparative tor. Dyson, - hence, at Valparaiso, 2d July.
, Hon s a HAIR. and Neutria Sitio s no sales to teport-The sales of To-
and tendency of the plans which haye been produced for inhabitants at the arrival of despatches from the colonial deP ' ' lishe'•
h - • - ' • I h•la. d
art- t
cu.ation of t e metropolitan newspapers is clear yex i tie .- Maty Ridgway, -, hence,. at ditto, lltli July.
Mary Scott, Scott, henee, at ditto, I4th July. ' pecco amount to. about 130 hhds., of which 40 hhda. Virginia leaf were
the avowed purpose of re-constituting, or rather abolish- amsepte, stating that, as the local revenues of that colony, as Well
. N w South Wales had be
, en more than equal to meet the '
• CONSERVATIVE NEWSPAPER.S. Huddersfield, Nooks, hence, at Rio Janeiro, 19th August. Innis. Kentucky stemmed to the home-trade. The quotations are
ing, the present order of the British peerage ; and on this ex nditure, the arrangement of 1827 should be c •d - '
erne-, into Cassandra, Greig, hence, at St John, N B.
fully maintained.
occasion we mean particularly to address ourselves to that elect by the transfer to the colon. ' -
ial treasuries of such char es 1 No. of stmunps Luocnburg, Pernette, hence, at Halifax.
large portion of influential wings who form the main sup. as were defrayed from the military chests of the police S
establish- No of • L., iSSued from Hope, White ; and Mary Ann, Crowder, hence, it IWiramichi, .
vempies jime 30, 1834,
Caledonia, Robertson, hence, at Algiers, and sailed for Srnyrna. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
port of ministers beyond the walls of the House of Com- ments for gaols and for the colonial marine. The Lords of the . Names of newspapers.
Treasury in a papers . yearly to Mary and Joseph, Harvey, hence, at Waterford.
The demand for Sicily BRIMSTONE noticed in our last has. continued
mons. The first Purpose which the "reformers" of the that the- ' communication made upon this subject, stated
se charges woul ~
- June 30 1835. The North Star, was got off yeaterdan.afternoon, after starting her • . , , 1 b 450 £7 £7 Its 6d
at improving prices ; the sa es are a out . tons, at es
4 not exceed
,1;25,000 per annum for orator, without apparent damaae, and will proceed. _
House of Lerds desire to effect, is to destroY the heredi- New South Wales and £12,000 for Van Diernen's lan T.e ---- ---7----
. d. h - - The Barque Maria, min the coreekta, fur CharlestoWn, are on per ton, accordifig to' quality ; higher rates have been obtained for
tary principle upon winch that branch of the legislature progressive accumulations in the col •
onial treasuries of both ce- 2 Times; Evenin M •
g ail 417 3,014,496 shore near the'Red Noses. . , sinall lots. Fot Ttiscan Brimstone there is no inquiry.-Small sales
is chiefly founded. It is to this principle that the evils louses are stated to be considerable. A ener 1 • '•
r
g a. inspection of 2 Morning Herald ; Engifah •
417: q,517,415 • SMYRNA, Sept. 19.-The Pet, Stene, bound to Liverpool, in finish- have been made of Turkey MADDER Boons at the quotations.-There
the troo Chronicle. mg her loading, made from two to three feet water, fitim a defect in ._ ,
of- winch these " reformers" complain are ascribed 5 and, ps of Hobart Town had takeu place, when his excellencv it scarcely any inquiry for Meoineosa-No transactions worth report-
express her caulking, which was corrected, antlohe proceeded yesterday.
ed his high approbatiOn of the effective orderandeorrea 4 Standard ; St. James's Chroni-- ee, .. - '
therefore, its operation must be terminated, no matter bY discipline of the ro
f h rces. Complaints, however, were made in cle; London Packet ; Lon- 521 1,616,888 -. . , ing have taken place iri AEGOLS or CREAM of Tearan.-The business
what means. But as the demand .for this sweeping alter- the colts reported in Statec is confined to only 170 bags Verona and 100 bags
o t e inefficiency of the
'police, numerous robberies , don Weekly Journal.
ation in the constitution of the u • 1 • - 1 dh • 11,y
pper rouse is now rear eying een committed upon settlers. 1 Morning Post. • 313 725•0°° • Alt:meets-The Thomas Naylor* lkl•Pliersen; fiat', Africa, sailed Trieste, at steady prices.-Srnall parcels of VALONIA have been dis-
for the first time since Ow days of Cromwell, it is not to Land was selling in the colany at higNlTriFes. On the 25th 1 Bell's Weekly Messenger 52 .627,500 from Fernando Po, 21st July-Sybylla, Brown, front 51aranhain- posed of within the range of our quotations.-The quantity of Otive
-be wondered that the schenfes for carrying it into execu- of may upwards of 37,000 acres of crown land had been sold bv 1 Age
IL rep . .
tion should be exceedingly crude. Besides, it is allowed the collector of internal revenue at an overman of 10s. lid. per 1 ' Record
York-Malabar, Forbisher ; Clyde. Brown ; Harmony, saikem; John have been maintained.-No further news has been reeeived this week
that the feel- f ti 1 'll '
rags o le peon e are so ,to a certain ea- By the accoun
acre, producing not less than L 1.8,786: 10s. 1 rcl.
ts from New ‘1 h Wales it 1 John Bull - •
1 Albion and Star • •
eouf appears that an , . • 52
313 250,000 Walker, Boult ; Egfrid, Mrirtin ; & Onondago, Morgan, from Quebec from the Northern Fishery. in the absence of which but few transac-
-23,3,000 -Achilles, Muller, from Danzig. tiono have taken ratite in Fist! OILS ; a parcel of 20 tuns pale SEAL
- tent, favourable to the existence of an hereditary act had passed the counc;
.11 reducing the rate of postaye and 3 Old England ; United Service) 156 166,500 Setten-The Fulmer, Armstrong, for Naples-Blessing, Fungman, d t £34 and Small quantities at an advance on this price.
peerage. Oil theae grounds a circuitous process has d i
_o_ng away with the tax upon knowledge altogether. A cOn '
. st- Gazette; Surrey Standard.. i for Havre-Thomas Rieson, Edwards ; and Havana Packet, Dawson, sold yester ay a ,
been proposed, in order ultimately, if not immediately, to derable amonnt of specie had arrived cut for circulation in the 1 Mlle Ledger and Morninq 313 131,500 for.Afrien-Fiamaion, Frost, for St Andrew-Aurora,. Sewell, for Gulf Sales of Neotfotindland Con have been effected, both to arrive and on
extinguish the obnoxious principle. The first project
. colony. Wheat
10s. 4d. per bushel.
was advancing, the latest quotation being . News.
1 Watchman
70,000 for Rio Grande-Mount Sion, Swanton, for New York-WaterWitch, tdv t the quotations -The transactions in Peale Ott are to the
. which has been broached has not been generally - ---, - a - • •
extont of 360 tons, to arrive, at £2B, and about 30 tons, on the spot, at ,
approved of by the " reformers" themselves. It
.is, in " - 19 • 2,762 I 10,176,619 ,
-Emilie Fredericke. Brandt, for Harnburgh-Nautilus, Nlartin, for
Sierra Leone-Charlotte Douglas, SteEbenson ; and Charlotte Simp- the lame price.-On. of TURPE*TINE has again advanced, in conse_
fact, to the effect that the upper house shall consist of DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT SEA. son,: for St John, N B-Richmond. ennox, for Richmond-North nuence of the scarcity of the raw materiaLe-Some little business has
fewer members than at present ; and that they shall- be RADIC AL NEW S PA PERS. Star, Benedict, for Phinulelphia-Emina, Crosbie ; and Unity Robin- •
.. . - been done in HEMP at the quotations.-Tattow. wittiness dull of sale,
• • son .for Rio Janeirce-Hyreen, Bell, for Jamaica-Johanna, Kruger,
elected from their own body by the peers thernse,ves.- But (From a Correspondent of the Times.) No of s'ann S ' .
• • ' k_
_Lor4apibumh--,Elliotts,cuthhert. for Trieste-Ade:lWe, Pertan, for anst the price a trifle lower. • •- • ~
the -4‘-rel'astiners,"-of coarse, perceive that if -the- existing. -- On .the.6thainetant a brig was observed from theheacb at fl a '-- - - a onn-ire.s----fearad flora Mtssma, &c-Clyde, Ireland. for New Sotith Wales. __, a -
Great No o
Yarmouth, off the Newarp Floating Light, with it signal • 'Names of newspapers. P June 30, 1834; :
House of Lords were to elect their representatives in the LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET. OcTosant 16.
• hoisted for a pilot and Thomas L ayton mid
manner proposed, it would be more conservatiee than the lay ' '. ' James Brown, in a papers yearly
to • The Maria, for Catena], was got off anal proceeded this morning.
ge yall, with ten boatmen and a pilot, proceeded through a June 30, 1835. The Ganges, Crawford, hence, at Quebec. The present week opened with an extensive demand ftom the trade,
obnoxious peerage, as a body, is at present. This device very hieavy sea alongside the brig the Pac I B. li
quette a e il oa, -- . -.- Mischief, Lacy, from Cephalonia,,at Smyrna. speculators, and importers, and an advance in American of ad no• ib
'
is, theretoie, thrown overboard by the cltra-reformers, from Harnburgh to Cadiz, in a very leaky state, with both 1 Weekly Dispatch 52 1,57'9,000 Delos, Harvey ; and Brislo, A rtis, from t.,onstantinople, at Smyrna.
was generally obtained; during the last few •days the inquiry has been
Nautilus, Conkbaln, front Alexandria, at Smyrna.
who seem to forget, in their hatred of the existing house, pumps going. Leaton and two of his crew went on board to 3 Mornine 'Chronicle ; Englishl 521 1,278,000 The Smyrna, Cornish, hence, at 'do. less anitnated, and Cotton offering more freely : oar quotations are
that if .the plan suggested were Once adopted, it would assist Time rest of the hhat's crew returned for the shore ;in . man (Evening Chionicle... The Crescent, (steamer) hence and Smyrna, at Constantinople. about id I<ta lb higher than those of this day week. In Brazil and
passing the Newarp Lieht t e
e h y took on board a sick man, 1 . Morning Adaertiser 313 1,237,050 Lady Jane, Grier, from Naples, at Smyrna.
eoable a set of whig ministers to create as many peers as la other kinds but little has been done without change. Speculators
enry Fenn, and then made all sail. with a fresh breeze at 1 Globe and Traveller 313 • 987,000 Vigilant, Thorpe, from Laguna, at Cove.
they considered necessary to swamp the old members W.S.W the flood tide tnakin • . B ' I.- • le d 104
ff, end the sky portending bad 2 Observer ; ell s Ile to on on. 971,125 Anaxibia. Pidgeon, hence and Syra, at Constantinople. have taken 6,500 bags American and 100 Brazil, and exporters 1,750
o
who possessed the conservative leaven. It is, therefore, weather. and when about two miles within the light-vessel, at 1 Sun - .
D os nmerican and 259 baes Surat .
age. wns abandoned 30th Sept. in lat. 38 N, long. 64 30 W, being dis- ao- 1 ' '
upon another ground that the " reformers," we believe, half•past six P. M., a most tremendous squall of wind came 1 Courier.
'52°,000 masted and water-looged-rrinv taken off by the 13irmingloon. - .
a 7 et
seriously ounect tti • this expedient : they know that it. down from the north, took the yall's sail aback, and capsized 2 True Sun ; Weekly True Sun 365 498,000 The Cornubia, for Charleston, was -got off last night, without ap- ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
her and she immediatel san
y k, leaving nine unfortunate men 2 Sunday Times; Essex & Hertl 104 parent injury, and brought into the river ; she proceeded again this Prom Ow 10th inst. to this day inclusive.
would eot prove sufficiently destructive of the peerage, al ie .
. 4°3•" morning • -
e mercy of the waves, at a distance of many miles from Mercury
for it would still retain the power of creation in the hands land, eight of whom almost im ‘4' ' . ' I Bell's New Weekly Messenger.. 52 271,975 PATRAs, Sept 21.-The Sarah, Carpenter, sailed.from Vostezza for SALES. _ sales I_
me-lately sun e to rise no more,
or the King ; and moreover as their object is to place the leaving six widows and 17 young children. 1 Satirist .
thisVean week of the week.
_ Tbis Prvsly.
1 NV eek this Year
liouse upon a popular basis, nothing short of the subver- This account of the loss is from Samuel Brock, who miracu- 1 Examiner. 52 174,875 'nal ran on shore that day on a mud hank but wan assisted off after
bweii g' i' htened, • h • '
wit out appment injury, and proceeded again on the ___
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sion.even of the fs,rms and appearances of an aristocracy lously preserved himself, and of which he gives the following 1 Patriot . 52 156,250 min, - 'l4 Sea Island Georgia..... 7590 90 90 li 24d
will serve their purpose. We point out this peculiarity* account :-In about a quarter of an hour after the boat was 1 Atlas .. . 52. 125,000 QUEBEC, Sept. 22.-The Dryope, for Liverpool, toothed in the lake Stained Ditto 1630 20 17 - 0 4823 293993
capsized the boat and men disappeared, and he got hold of a 2 Spectator; Municipal Corporal 10.1 on her way down from Montreal and remained there on Saturday.- Upland Ditto 215110 7160 71 -.li-1
in the views of the "reformers" to show the real spirit. 114,500 7 - 10
The llampshire, for London, w'hich had aiso grouuded there, wait Alabama
rush horse-collar used as a f uit it on hi
, ender to the boat, and 1., s , Hon Reformer.. 1 100640 4:300 7
and animus of•the whole party, which leads them only tO ar • 2 Sunday Herald; nite in,- 104
U d K e brought down by a steamer on Saturday to Battiscan. , Mobile I- 12 334110
m, and from its support was enabled to get his knife and cut 103,800 - - New Orleans ...... .... 269080 gm 7a - 134
. one end-tlie utter annihilation of the House of Lords. off his oiled petticoat-trousere, oiled frock and waistcoat, and dom -.. Pernambuco - 141
1 35170 , roc) --- ? 3330 40734
Themore favourite plan (which is the acknowledged in- neckerch b
ief, ut &tied not atiempt to eet his other trousers off 1 Christian Advocate. 52 92,150 MONDAY, OCT. D.-Noon, Wind S.S.W.-Blowing fresh.
Aricati and Ceara ‘' 111 -12 3
vention of o'.Connell !) is, to divide the ern • • t d' lest they
pre in o is- . should entangle his legs. He' then got the collar over 1 News . 52 86,250 Aearieu-The Europa, Lawson. from Honduras-Niagara, Rigby, Bahia and Magaio...... 23450 340 101 -12 i 29422
his head, but was soon • Dispatch • Bri.)
New Weekls , HA from Bahia-Melby, Eden, from Pernambuco aud Paraiba-Ganges, maranham
1 24580 720 114
-13 1 1620 32197
tricts for the purpose of securing a House of Lords, se- obliged to abandon it, as it retarded his s-Atlan-tic, 11 - Ila
swimmiagyand kept himself for Winterton High-light, but the . 2 fish Liberiitor... S 47,050 Jones, from Virginta-Russia, 'Cook, from New Orlean Sawginned
lected bY the people at lar f - ____ • . . . t
Janson from Quebec La Brouxelloio, Vries, froin Antwerp-,-The Para - 0 219
• - ge, rom time present peeragq• flood soon drove h.
im out or i
s ght. He then kept sight of two (-7----„, Europe. Marshall from New York, sailed 2cl instant, iii companywith Peruvian 2OOO 0 - 0 2127
The bare enunciation of this • A I h•A
b ' • -•
project isc oses tela o- stars, but which became obscured by a cloud and he thou ht -41 1 at-174 "89.563 the Great Britain ' for this port. . Demerara and Berbice 1340 50 134 - 0 2028
lical spirit of its author. It is obvious at a glance, that all was over, until the rnoon shone out %re ' ' hf g - ' . . • '
ny bright; but e ound e. -- e- . . ; ill a ear that the radical n
r rom tnis staleraent .t w pp . _ ewspa- Set Lee-The Caledonia, Graham, 'for New York-Trinculo, Jeffs, Barbados, .... ....... - 0 )
3270 50 Ila - 0 i 282 2744
f B 1 • S. db .h Bis ham for Detnerara-Agnes, Cumming, Common West India
or oilman- an ac , . p ,
he hopes to enlist in its support the entire crew of l• h
po 1- imself much fatigued with his shoes, and with great difficulty pers,. 27 in num ,
ber and amounting to 3,074 copies in the veir yres-Cresce at, Martin, for St Domingo La Guayra 3490 2ao 94 -us 6405
tical agitators throughout the empire, vilio live upon the cut the lacings and got them off, and shortly after saw the land f b 1 ' 600 00'
require a smaller number o stamps, y near a , J. thau the _Gari
- ' , I fur Cape I- erdes & Buenos A
and Wittleton for Savannah-Pacific Tozer, for St John. N B Carthagcna - 71 5239
from the reflection of the moon, and drove over the Cross-eand 140 0 ..__ 0 '93
hope of bettering their fortunes by trading upon their in- 'd i ' - conservative papers, which are only 19 in number, and amount -0 'fa • . 0 kb M h'll f N 01 •
porno lartm, for porto-. ra , ars a , or ew r Cans. Smyrna
th the flood tide kee • •
prig himself in an npright posi- . Egyptian 9460 160 13 - lst 489 22503
fiuence with the mob, as tile Plan of O'Connell would in 1.
ge ' w • ' to 2,762 cOpies annually! Does not this triumphantly prove
7 bon, and got sight of Lowestoft High Light au-1 aoon after a Surat and Madras - 84 37657
Lady Douglas, Dnwson, from Quebec, 'at Arrilweh.
crease the field of their exertions and their 1 t 11'1 h - t A ' “ '
prospects o may, %ic t e swam owart s, and found to be the checkered the prevalence of sound principles throughout the kingdom ?
Rut this is not all that is remarkable i
•n the leaning of the L.• :-
Jane Irvine • and Acorn .hooes hence at Limerick. Bengal .... ...... , 1380 0 - 0 • 4438
reward an hundred fold. Only imagine the fr
e..ect of a buoy of St. Nicholas's Sand, lite did not attempt to get upon Cl 7 I.er • hene . 't L'sbo'n - "
press in politics. Many of the radical papers are vehemently ,°"`". -. V. • '• a ' • Per public sale this day,
Sea Island - 0
political canvass by a body of men who have such corn- it, in the, hope that he should have strength to get into the op osed to the resent ministry. If we were to dispose of th Camoens, aines, hence, at Oporto.
e Hindoo Milwarti hence at Demerara '
,Stained Ditto 0 - 0 1
Gateway About this eine he was much annoyed by' sea gulls Bengal
mand of wealth) as the peers !It werebetter to sink the • • ' dose bP• d' 'LI. v them into supporters and opponents of Harr' * '• ' * *
,papers a ivi in, let, Whnown, hence, at Charleston.
crearnino over ass head tied was 1 d • 't
a , . . . a arrne lest hey should peck • cabinet we should find Lord John and O'Connell's Percy, Tanner, hence, at Norfolaa Virginia. - -
country under the waves than expose it to the hazard of -8 • the existlng '774380 ;26180 11044 81.5949
' - at tom, and he called out and dailied his.haticls in the water and n- ' • ' ' • f
ea: "paw, in R minority o some :3,000,000! Comfortable 4t Lawrence, Chace; & Algonqu hence at Philadelphia
in, Cheney, . . _ , , . . . , , . . ~
~ . '
such. a system. But the assured and inevitable consee they went away. Ile then perceived he wa. • c ' -ther
e getting ,ast to the hieslo contemplate !-I am. &e., Franconia, Crabtree ; Eimnrates, Emrnerson ;St Paul, wooatbury ; ___ . , .. .
prospects these for the w a
quence of making the peerage an "elective" body:would westwaid, brit found by the roar,of the sea that he had to styith Amßßosp Union, Mahon ; Cyrus.Butlar, Moran ; Susannah Cumming, Patter-
..4.fonday Evening, 19th October.
be the utter destruction of the House of Lords ;*it would across Certon S:md, Which he did'with great difficulty, the sea "• son ; and Mary Howland, Aiken, hence, at New York. The sales on Saturday were 2,500 bags, of which 500 were on epecu.
____
runnidg over his . head He th ______ ____
. ,en got sight or a vessel, which • . lotion, and to-day'3,soo bags have been Sold, 790 bags of whinlefor ex-
no longer be distinguishable from a republican senate ; A negro, on being aa e i en, ._
kd•f h eis not sorry for his master's Richmond, Burroughs, hence, at Newport.
de
and it is not to be supposed that 'a mocracy would long reanimated. him, and oa Lb. high water slack he went towards
death, replied, " No, massa hab plenty of people in England to -
1 Ceres, Blanchard, hence,iit Portland. portation.
her verv•fast, but on the ebb comine away he reached within i tl3 h• 24th A t d
n ! Opossugn Parket, from Rio_ Ja,trie ro, a, a la, ugus ,an . , , ,
___ a , . . ,
tolerate the forms of political superiority which would about '4lO yards end could not feteCher, but hailed her with all be sorry tor him; him no want poor nigger to be surry for him., : would sad for Pernambuco and Falmouth, :nth.
altaelt to a body, so weak in its cornpenent parts, and vet his strengt-h, and was instantlyanSwered by the watch on deck, R u sat e N POPULATION.-The population of St. Petersburgn Johnstone, M• Pterson, hence, at Madeira, and sailed for Demerara LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, OCT. 19.
is divided into the following.classes:-42,748 nobles; 40,768 eiti- : Two vessels, names unknown, were lost at •Matairioras, during a s, (I. 8. d.
assuming such a loftv attitude. Indeed, it is not difficult who loweled':a boat, and got him on board at half-past one of s. d. a., d. I • 2'1002 .1 sr ems
to perceive that the great object of the " reformers" is . the morping of the 7th. having been in the water seven hours, ns; 55,207 military;
ze
d d •11 094 •• • • c'7 6°ol .
an tra ere „ ai titans, -., - pers
11,770 ecclesiastics; 11,440 merchants ' bps
oils engaged in differ- vy gale, 18th August.
Ann of Peterhead front Paraiba forF almouth was s oken in I'IR.Y
The , . , P
.New Hay 0 700 1014,201 b .Potatoes
0 0 0 0 - Cattle Potatoes I 0 I 2 -
and come a distnece Of 12 to 14 mi'es ad wa tended the next ved at Falmout , t et.
h 17 h 0 '
lat. 17 N, arn 0 6 0 9 - Ttirnips -0 0 per ton
Clover ilay....
to introduce the elective principle into this brauch of the daa at Lowestoft f orn the sess 1 li 9 '9 . -
c Bente •of Sunderland t 't• ii• •14 665 strangers.; 102,937 labourers and do-
en pro enions „ . mrk was spoken 28th ult in lat. 42 16 '
StrawaaVheat.. 06 0 •7* -- Carrots -
legislature ; for that principle is the lever by which they -C.-W. Christian, trrmaster. cr:al leadettn He im)'
) as suffered ve v
I, • mestic servants ; and 141,726 peasants, making altogether .
• 490,046, of which number only 140,747 are females.- Gee The 4 8...0ri f.a tot itr oef
si,licpw. a
long. 2 , A h Ywith'loss 'of rudder, steerCg with cable' "
g - 11 1. d 't I '
man ends. appainntly very we ,la pain ea puns, Wag passe t ct. in
nog 5g 0 • Straw, Oat O5O 6 - ' Atinglewurzle 000 0 -
:tone, and justly hope, if it be once established, to level much from the fatigue, but is now recovering. Green Clover...o 0"0 0 - Manure ....... 5 0 8 0 -
. Minor .... r. 32 Inltst. ifi. by the Vigilant, arrived at Cork.

Lady Douglas, Dawson, from Quebec, at A mlweh.
Jane, Irvine and Acorn, Jones, hence, at Limerick.
Louisa.•Chalker,•hence, at Lisbon.-
Carnoens, Baines, hence, at Oporto.
Hindoo, Milward, hence, at Demerara.
Harriet, M'Known, hence, at Charleston.
Percy, Tanner, hence, at Norfolh, Virginia.
St Lawrence, Chace; & Algonquin, Cheney, hence, at Philadelphia
Franconia, Crabtree ; Euphrates, Emmerson ; St Paul, Woodbury ;
Union. Mahon; Cyrus Butler, Moran; Susannah Cumming, Patter-
son ; and Mary Howland, Aiken, hence, at New York.
Diadem, Leslie, hence, at Quebec.
A negro, on being asked if he was not sorry for his master's Richmond, Burroughs, hence, at Newport.
death, replied, " No, massa hab plenty of people in England to Blanchard, hence' at Portland.
fres' epsum Packet, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia, 24th August, and
sorry sorry for him; him no want poor nigger to be srry for him." 'cuid sail. for Pernambuco and Falmouth, :28th.
Russia N Poeuts TION.—The population of St. Petersburgh Johnstone, M.Pferson, hence, at Madeira, and sailed for Demerara
is divided into the following elasses:-42,748 nobles; 40,768 ciii- Two vessels, names unknown, were lost at Matanaoras, during a
zens; 55,207 military; 11,770 ecclesiastics; 11,440 merchants icavy gale, lath August.
and traders; 11,094 artizans; 57,691 persons engaged in differ- The Ann, of Peterhead, from Paraiba forF almouth, was spoken in
arrived at Falmouth, 17th Oct.
ent professions ; 14,665 strangers.; 102,937 labourers and du- ,l,wwasosrpnokme,nler2,Bt.hteueri in lot 4. 16,
mestic servants ; and 141,726 peasants, making altogether 1105n'T.7e414112 2.rUit.anAniala'rgoef shiepw, York
hk
490,046, of which nun:her only 140,747 are females.— German etas. apparently very well, had painted putts, was passed sth Oct. in
Paper. „t. 58, tong. 16, by the Vigilant, arrived at Cork.