The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-11-29 00:00:00

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" National Association Hall," Old Bailey. Miss Mary Ann STEAM-SHIP FROM DERRY. AlAiptiig intriltgurr. ftlatittt.
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republican in France, accompanied by an unpublished work MIDDLEWICH CORN MARKET, Noy, 22, i
(From the Derry Standard.) FRIDAY, NOvnmasu 25.-Wind S. moderate.
DINGLE MISSION. Standard-Vice, Three o'Clock. advocating the rights of woman. S. d. s. d. I
On Monday morning, at seven o'clock, a.m., many hen- . AratiVan.-Ladv Huntley, -, from Prince Edward Island•
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_........,.. STEAM •BAKED BREAD.-It has been known for some Wheat, old, p 7511, -- •
(For the Liverpool Standard.) DREADFUL MURDER AT ST. HELEN'S. time at Vienna, that if the hearth of a oven be cleansed with IJohn
dreds of persons were assembled at Captain Coppin's yard, 1 Horton from China-Jane, from Maracaibo-Theodosia,
and along the adjacent quays, to witness the departure of the I Cushing, from Jamaica-end Merlin, from Quebec.
SAILED. -Rivdl, Murdoch. for Barbadoes-Ellen Brooks, Day, new
Oats, old, v. 5016 - s o •
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a moistened whisp of straw, bread baked therein immediately
" Posthabui tamen illoram mea seria, ludo." - Great Northern from the spot where she had been launched, for New Opeans-Pilot, Peterson, fer Rio Janeiro-Marion, Camp- new 2lO - 3 1
A. dreadful murder was committed on Sunday evening, in afterwards presents a much better appearance, the crust to her first anchorage off Moville, where she now lies, for a Barley -- -
having a beautiful yellow tint. It was thence inferred that bell, for fampico-Douro, Smith, and Nautilus, Hawkins, for Beans, 19, 601 b.
Dear Mr. Editor-pray do you know it ? the neighbourhood of St. Helen's, on the person of a young further trial of her speed. &c., previous to her final departure ()port and Rosanna, Feek, fer Bremen.
married female of respectable connections, the wife of a this peculiarity must be attributed to the vapour, which for •Southampton, where she is to be visited by some of the ''
Your correspondent is a would-be-poets being condensed to the roof of the oven fell back on the
(Methinks I hear you utter, in surprise, - painter named Wilmot Buckley. Lords of the Admiralty and other nautical authorities. At John Bull, Loney, and Malabar, Barker, sailed from Diamond LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 25.
Unconscous bliss-'tis folly to be wise!) It appears that on Sunday afternoon, after baying been at bread. At Paris, in order to secure with certainty so desi- eight o'clock the anchor was weighed for the first time, and Harbour
l%laria forca i Liverpooloi iiT r .4pt
ant,
.i. October The demand for Sugar still continues very limited, and the sales
But, if you think this question out of season, church, the deceased and her husband went out together for rable an appearance, the following arrangement is practised : the Great Northern majestically glided into the midst of thesailed.from Messina 2nd Nov. and
Elizabeth Mars Ann, Bail, 3rd Nov. both for Liverpool, and of B. P. do not reach 300 hhds., but the prices remain without
change. 50 bags Khaur sold at 50s tid to 51s, 1400 bags Bengal.
Don't take my word-I'll give you rhyme and reason. a walk. About seven o'clock they called at a public-house -The hearth of the oven is laid so as to form an inclined
with a rise of about 11 inches in three feet, and the rtver without any apparent propelling power, amidst the Georgians, Tureen, sth Nov. for Catania and Liverpool
cheers of tbe people assembled, and the report of cannon Acadia. (steamer) hence for Halifax, was spoken I Ith Nov. in chiefly at 65s
.6d for strong bright yellow, and 700 bags Mauritius
Once on a time, a matter o' fact-fellow in Eccleston, on the Liverpool highway, where they had each Plane,
Was ask'd could_ he play the violincellu ? a glass of rum. This was the last time they were seen loge- arched roof is built lower at the end nearest the door, as from the Robert Napier. No grander sight was ever witnessed tat. 48, long. 38 at the quotations. Foreign.-On the spot, only 170 brls. Porto
Rico have been sold, at the quotations. A cargo of Manilla has
He, with extreme symplicity, replied. Cher. About eight o'clock the husband went to his lodgings, compared with the furthest extremity. When the oven is from the shores of the Foyle than the progress of this vessel Ellen, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 14th October, in lat. 15, been sold, afloat, del verable at a port in Holland, at 195 per cwt.
He did not know, for he had never tried! near St. Helen's, and inquired for his wife, stating that he charged, the entrance is closed with a bundle of wet straw. through the 'tosses' Bay, as she parted the placid waters, long. 28
Minalto. Tregarthen, hence for Constantinople, at Scilly, with for good yellow quality. No transactions in Molasses. Coffee.-
As such, would I invoke your tender mercies, had left her for a few minutes when they were at the top of By this arrangement the steam is driven down on the bread, 'which faithfully reflected every spar of her towering mastsshe sales of Plantation have been quite unimportant, not exceeding
And simply ask you-do you call mine verses? Comb-shop brow, and when be returned for her she was and a golden yellow crust is given to the bread, as if it had and the graceful curve of her lengthened hull. She left the loss of sails, spars. &c.
Querida, Ximeny, hence at Manilla 40 casks of Jamaica, at previous rates. Nothing done in Foreign.
Let this remark anticipate your rage,- gone. He made inquiries for her at other places, where she been previously covered with the yolk of an egg. quay with upwards of a thousand tons of ballast, exclusive ilolywood, and Isabella. hence at Monte Video or in Cocoa, Ginger or Pimento. A small lot of Pepper brought 3d
to aid per lb. Rice continues to sell in small lots at the quotations.
"My first appearance upon any stage !" had been accustomed to call ; and at last he went to bed, ALICE LOWE AN AuTHOEEss.-Miss Alice Lowe, or some of her machinery. In less than an hour from leaving the Nereid, hence at Alexandria Rum.-The sales consist of 170 puns., chiefly Jamaica, at rather
The last, and these, the offspring of a night, leaving it to be understood that he imagined she had gone one for her, has addressed us a circular, to which she appends flats, the new steamer dropped anchor between Reacastre and Marshall, Harvey. hence at Messina easier rates, excepting for fine qualities,4ind 40 casks East India at
For, " nine" to one, poor " Somnus" took to flight ! to Ashton, where her mother lived, and where he would what she pleases to call a preface to a History of her Life and Moville. It now becomes our agreeable task to state what Cuiseppina, Chappe, hence at Genoa
Johanna Gezina, Schorr, and Elizabeth Magdelina, Wessels, 2s eer gallon.
As metal they would test with aqua fortis, follow her in the morning. This story did not appear im- Adventures. We shall only extract one portion of it, which we know of the Great Northern's capacity for performing the
hence at Helvoet Tea.-Since the arrival of the extra overland mail, announcing
When anxious to discover "of what sort 'tis ; probable, as it was known that her mother had invited her may serve as a solemn warning to those who may be tempted functions for which she was designed. By this her first, and Intrinsic. Davidson ; Masdeu, Clare , Prima Donna, Kell, and the settlement of our dispute with
considered nominal.
has been quite
suspended, and prices may be
These, I submit then, thus, to your acumen, to Ashton to stay there till after her accouchetnent. The to abandon the narrow paths of virtue for the treacherous and necessarily most imperfect trial, we think we have reason to Royal Saxon, Crawford, sailed from China previous to 10th Sept.
For well lam persuaded there are few men next morning, (Monday,) Buckley started on his way to tortuous broad road of splendid vice. Referring to her con- foretell the total disuse of paddles and their ugly and cumber- Helen Anderson, from Rio Janeiro, at Cowes Indigone•ebrwzotitt vfebyntifdat=ttzofaltiyociu,l the public
Who have more skill (your choice selections spew it) Ashton. The same morning the body of his wife was found nexion with Lord Frankfort, she says :-" The temptation some accompaniments, paddle-boxes. The Archimedes screw British King, Bonyman, from Quebec, at Cove nude, and is chests Bombay Fig put up, the whole sold, with very
At once to say what constitutes a poet? quite dead in a field at the top of Comb-shop brow : there was great-wealth, splendour, costly dress, jewels, and ease, is not seen outside the vessel while proceeding on her voyage, Oriel, Robinson, from Monte Video, off ditto great spirit, at prices ranging from 9d to Is, and in some instances
t:cits3sl
Mary, Kemp, sailed from Bombay for China Isth October
To make a poet would exceed your wit, sir; was a frightful wound in the throat, the arteries of the neck were dazzling objects before me ; and yet was I disgusted and its motions produce scarcely a ripple on the surface of
George Armstrong, Jones, from Ceylon, at Sincapore
We know-" Poeta nascitur, non fit," sir. being completely divided. - with the mar, whom I had reposed on ; and regardless of all the water. The vessel is shot forward at once as if by Ram macvicar, m'Leod,from caicutta, ditto arlaed,
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Say not I'm such, if such I've not been born; Information being forwarded to the police, Mr. Superin- these, would have left his inhospitable roof long ere I did, a push from the shore ; and except that a 'funnel is Princess Royal, Newby, sailed from Sincapore for Batavia 14th foplay=e3coo6
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Leave to oblivion-lift me not to scorn ! tendent Storey and several officers pursued Buckley, whom could I have escaped his scrutiny. No one for a moment seen (which very immaterially detracts from the beauty Sept. and John Dugdale, Milward, 17th Sept. for London forc ldhi:thl3ydsctoola%Bl, lid
5s 9d for good Oude ; !El chesfs Bombay Fig went at 19d to 23d
When certain plants are on the surface found, they met along with his father and mother coming towards can imagine I had either enjoyment or ease in the position I of the structure), no ignorant person could tell but that per lb.-Shell Lac realised a further advance at the sales on the
Miners can tell what ore is underground : St. Helen's. He was taken into custody, and on examining had accepted, and if any one thing more than another could she was towed by some invisible agency. While going over SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26.-Wind South, light. 23rd instant; 160 chests sold at 50s to 368 6d.-110 chests Lac Dye
u rhme chests consumers,
nude,
So you, dear sir, have had enough of herbage- his person, his shirt sleeves were found drenched in blood: excite in me remorse for the sacrifice I had made of my per- the flats, the Great Northern was proceeding at the rate of ARRIVED.-Elizabeth, Robinson, from Curacoa-Lady Marshall,
Say, underneath, lies poesy or verbiage 7 A full investigation of the circumstances will take place to son, it was the disgusting conduct Iwas doomed to undergo:, nearly seven knots an hour (by Masses 's Patent Log, which from Bombay-Adrian, Davies, and Trenton, Manson, from New at 148.-210 bags
abraeglsrempoyrrtaabdoittatms4t tioss6. ell:id
slilta,llsl4acr
cwuetcrllvithout price; 550
Manilla Mother-of-Pearl Shells have been taken by one buyer.
Don't be deceived, if they at first should glitter : morrow, (Wednesday,) which we stall give on Friday. DESPERATE ATTACK BY POACHERS.-On the night of was used on the occasion), under the combined disadvantages Orleans-St. Mark, Butman, from Savannah-Emma Graham, -
Fruit may look sweet, yet taste extremely bitter ; Wednesday, the 16th instant, Captain Barrett, of Morwick of dangerously shallow water, and new and consequently stiff froms Oporto-and Tallentyre, White, from Montreal.
AILED.-Shepherdess, Turner, for Tampico-and Reliance,
Silver and lead both shine when they are new, Hall, near Warkworth, being informed that a an of poach- machinery, but she was sailing eight knots (or upwards of ten MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 26.
Alike in lustre and alike in hue ; FIRE IN WEST DERBY.-Shortly after midnight, this ers were upon the estate, went out accompanied by his bro- miles) per hour, previously to her anchor being dropped in Moffat, for Mobile.
The dulness which we reported in our last circular continued
But should lead dare the silver counterfeit, morning, a fire broke out in the granary (an outbuilding) be- they-in-law, the Rev. Henry Bell, Vicar of Longhougbton, deep water ; and it is only just to infer that she will yet sail Hesperus, Kelly, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed 31st July, during the early part of the week, and but little business was done.
The sound will tell when on the counter hit, bind the premises of Mr. Westmore, innkeeper, West Derby, knots an 14th October, The Amazon was being hove impetus being given to the general trade of this district, has
(Like Sisera's head :) deceit won't long prevail, and for some time excited considerable alarm and anxiety for the purpose of warning them off. Shortly after leaving at the rate of nine, and perhaps ten hour, as at no and from St. Helena
the house, and being a short distance from each other, Capt. time during this trip did the screw make more than fifteen down at St. Helena
mChilatrolnes,,Rick
Anderson,mer s ,
hence from Bart ug
Galatie s for Liverpool, at Dover The prospect, however, which now seems to present itself of some
caused a more cheerful feeling among all ceases ;and to this, we
For down aescends the hammer and the nail! throughout the village. The alarm reached the fire-station Barrett heard Mr. Bell call, and immediately proceeded to revolutions per minute out of the twenty-two which it is cal-think, may in some measure be attributed the fact, that during the
in this town about half-past twelve, and two engines werelast two days buyers have shown somewhat more inclination to
A truce to jokes : let sober sense be mine, immediately despatched, with a strong brigade of police, the spot, where he found the Rev. gentleman attacked by the culated to make, only two-thirds of the proper steam power Sarah, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 11th n lat. increase stocks, which, however, they have been enabled to
(Your patience, sir, I fear's on the decline.) under Superintendent Hewitt, and arrived at the ground (al9, long. 29
whole gang, five in number, who had him down, and were being applied. The • slip " was only one mile in seven-that Nov.• their
beating him unmercifully with the butts of their guns andvelocity Grace Darling, Tasker, from Savanilla, at London : sailed 13th do, at late prices. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, a fair
is to say, though the screw revolved. with. supposed
sufficient to send the vessel seven miles in a given time, the October. On lath November, during a hurricane, lost boats, bul-When I set out, 1 promised rhyme and reason- distance of four miles) in less than half-an-hour. They bludgeons. After a desperate struggle, Captain Barrett sue-business wa • done in all articles, at full prices. At our Corn Ex-
For this I'll choose a more convenient season ; found, happily, that the fire was already extinguished by ceeded in getting out his pistols, when the villains fled. Mr, distance passed was but six miles. We understand that this warks, &c. and received other damage change today, there is a steady in Wheat and Flour, at the
quotations of this day week. Oats dull, at former rates: Meal 6d
But, as salvation can't be thus postponed, parties belonging to the village, who had procured a small Bell was conveyed to Morwick Hall, with one of his arms description of loss is very considerably greater in the paddle Helena, Drenning, from Bombay for China, at Penang, and clls-
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taat,Bdtitto Helena to Is per load tower, with a fair inquiry for best qualities, at this
Reason (to think so) should be first disowned. engine from Croxteth Hall, and were well supplied with broken by a desperate blow from the butt of a gun, which system, amounting to four miles out of every ten. Of course,reduction. Beans and Malt as last noted.
Oh that I could her blessed truths disperse, water-a scarce article there on such emergencies, unless was also broken by the blow, the butt end being afterwards when the Great Northern's machinery is in proper woi king•
Alike important or in prose or verse : procured by private parties. The granary contained grain,
the greater part of which was found on the spot ;he was also severely beaten about; order, the "slip " will be so inconsiderable as to be nut worthLIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 28.
(Truths may be more attractive, when in rhyme,- and other agricultural stores, head by the cowardly villains when on the ground. We are noticing. Never did a vessel obey the helm with more Fairlie, from -, at ditto On the opening of our market this morning it was evident that
Appeal to chroniclers of olden time ;) destroyed, but we have not learned to what amount. The glad to learn the Rev. Gentleman is in a fair way of recovery, promptness ; and, it was a common remark on board, that a Regular, Budd, from China, at London the excitement had by no means subsided, the inquiry was
For memory, thus, will take a stronger hold, roof of the building also fell in. The villagers, both male and that sanguine hopes are entertained of the apprehension child might steer her. In short,' the success of the experi- Lord Rearm, Roberts, from Ceylon, at ditto general, and buyers evinced anxiety to purchase promptly, at the
And thoughts seem new, which would in prose seem old. and female, were most active in carrying water in tubs and of the parties to this violent and cowardly nutrag Durham meat has been triumphant. In the lougth the Great Indian, English, from Calcutta, ditto extreme prices of last week, and in many instances a slight ad-
" Pity religion has so seldom found vessels of all sizes, and also in wheeling it up in hand-carts ; Advertiser. Northern has all the appearance of a frigate of the first class, vance was readily paid ;in this way about 10,000 bales have been
and there being a general turn-out of young and old, the and as a mere sailing vessel, it is confidently expected that SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27.-Wind S.S.W, light. sold, about 4800 of them to speculators, remainder to the trade,
11 A skilful guide into poetic ground ; DUTY ON Hops.-An account of the duty on hops of the and the market closes with great firmness and buoyancy.
no frigate will beat her. The Great Northern will leave her ArtarvEn.-Mary Ann Peters, M'Pherson, from Africa-Patrick
" The flowers would spring where'er she deign'd to stray, scene was animated and interesting. The engines immediately
- growth of the year 1842, distinguishing the districts, and the
" And every muse attend her on her way. returned to the town.
old from the new duty :-Barnstaple, £l4 Os. 81d. duty ; present anchorage in a few days. Henry, Delano, from New York-Susan, from Monte Video-
Funchal, Fenrose, from Texas-Pegasus, from Zante-Reindeer, COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT.
" 'Twere new, indeed, to see a bard all fire, Bedford, £ll3 14s. 31d. duty ; Cambridge, £6 ss. 31d. duty ; from Smyrna-and Sybil or Cybele, from Gallipoli. The market in the early part of the week was heavy, the quantity
" Touch'd with a coal from Heav'n, assume the lyre, Canterbury, £58,287 18s. Bd. duty; Chester, £1 3s. 91d. - • SAILED.-John Laird, (iron ship) St. Croix, for Hong Kong- offered being considerable; but since the receipt of the gratifying
" And tell the world, still kindling as he sung, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,-Tuts DAY. duty ; Cornwall, £7 ss. 91d. duty ; Derby, £5OB 18s. 4d. THE INQUEST AT SKIBBEREEN. Pearl, Brickley, for New Orleans-OA:doll, Valpey, for Savannah- intelligence from China and India, the demand has been very
" With more than mortal music on his tongue, duty; Dorset, £l4 12s. 114-d. duty; Essex, £1,297125. 10d. --
Th Coroner commented briefly on the evidence, and laid George Washington. Burrows, for New York-Margaret Jane, animated, both from the Trade and Speculators. Prices of the
--Roche, for Newfoundland-Enchantress, Newsom. for Ancona- common and middling qualities of American and Surat are fully
" That He who died below, and reigns above, duty ; Exeter, £1 Os. 34d. duty ; Gloucester, £9 ss. Iv.
down The
law distinctly and fully, as it applied to the finding
" Inspires the song-and that His name is Love." (From Messrs. R. MAKIN Sr SONS' Circular.) duty ; Grantham, £9l 7s. 4d. duty • Hants, £11,546 10s. 64d. the Brenda, Reid. for Beirout, &c.-Emerald, Dugdale, for Civita id per lb higher than on Friday last ; for the better descriptions
Vecchia-Ada, Walsh, for Adra-and Margaret, Murdock, for there is less inquiry, but the previous quotations are fully main-
Thus sang sweet Cowper, be his end our own ! of murder, justifiable homicide, or manslaughter.
Checker'd his life-be died without a groan : Of Wheat, Oats, and Flour, we have received into this port duty ; Hereford, £27,310 7s. Old. duty ; Hertford, £929 18s.
nd. duty ; Isle of Wight, £9,675 Is. 9id. duty ; Lincoln, The jury then retired, at twenty minutes to five, and were Malaga. . - tamed. Brazil is more inquired for, and prices are firm, but in
Egyptian and other kinds there is no change. 1133 Sea Island and
He felt the rod was in a Father's hand ; since Tuesday last, a fair, and of Oatmeal a very abundant
£2,548 2s. 4d. duty ; Lynn, £43, ss. sp. duty •, Northamp- closeted about three quarters of an hour, when the foreman Convention, hence for Memel, at Danzic, short of provisions 547 Stained were offered by auction to-day, of which 740 of the
He's now transplanted to " the better land !" supply from Ireland ; but of any article coastwise the arrivals ton, £3 17s. duty ; Norwich, £7 6s. 71c1. duty ;Oxford, £77 entered the box, and desired to ask the coroner, did the un- ' Perle, Cartillus, hence at Copenhagen former and 480 of the latter found buyers at rather higher prices
" This elegant rose," tho' once " dripping and drown'd," justifiable firing of the rear guard on the party in the rear Charleston, hence at China
Montezuma. hence at the Gape of Good lime than were previously current. Speculators have taken 9000
continue extremely light; and those from abroad consist 15s. 9d. duty ; Reading, £29 9s. Old. duty ; Rochester, American and 6000 Surat.
constitute murder or manslaughter? Rockliffe Harrison, and Alert, Anderson, hence at Slic pore
Like the "plant of renown." in this valley of tear5,£107,395 19s. duty ; Salisbury, £7O 10s. Bd. duty - Salop,
Like the sweet " Rose of Sharon," whom thorns once merely of 162 quarters of Pease, with 6,807 barrels of States
18s. Old. duty ; Stourbridge, £1,926 6s. 61d. duty ; 'Suffolk, Coroner.-If they had fired without any cause, or without Cynosure', Viner, sailed from Sincapore for Liverpool lOath Sept.
crown'd, and Canadian Flour. £1,511 9s. ad. duty ; Surrey, £34 10s. 21d. duty; Sussex, thinking that they had any cause whatever, then you should Anna Dixon, from Monte Video, at London ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Now in Paradise blooms thro' eternity's years.
Although our market this morning was liberally attended £79,546 17s. 51d. duty •, Wales, Middle, £32 16s. 81d. duty ; return a verdict of murder; but, on the other hand, if they Golden Fleece, from Bahia, aitto From the 18th to the 25th instant, inclusive.
Would he'd let fall his mantle with his pain,had formed a presumption, although a wrong one, that there STROMNESS. Nov. 21.-Part of the cargo of the schooner Brom-
by town and country buyers, Wheat of every description Wellington, £4B 4s. 11/d. duty; Worcester, £6,932 16s. 6td., Prices paid i IMPORTS
Left an Elisha to follow up his strain; duty. Total, £310,025 Bs. 101 d. duty. Old duty at 1 12-20 d. was a necessity of their firing, then you will bring in a verdict by, Lees, from Liverpool for Aberdeen. which was wrecked at
SALES OP THE WEEK. in the week.lThisWk. thisyear
A double portion of his Spirit" own, met a very slow and limited demand ; and, having a more
per lb., £169,776 6s. Old. 12-20 ; New duty, at' 1 8-20 d. per of justifiable homicide, or manslaughter, just as you conceive Breckness Point 9th as been recovered and brought in
here. ' Nov,' ' -
broughtliiiiiie Dfrria, fLrooamoSbt.paP,et=uzflirtrip:lteha:flmn. -
To chant the glories of Emanuel 's throne ! abundant show of samples from the neighbouring farmers lb., £125,486 16s. 74d. 8-20 ; Additional duty of 5 per cent. you have a right to do from the whole of the evidence. 890 , Sea Island - (d. -
But God can raise a poet or a sage ; Foreman.-Mr. Coroner, there are many young men here49o , Stained -- ll 3853 1306414
than at any previous time since harvest, such, as well as the per 3 Vict., c. 17, .£14,762 6s. 21d. Total. £310,025 Bs. 101d.n - Gi
He is not limited to time or age ; G. H. CorritELL, Accountant general.-Excise Office, on the jury, and they are anxious to know what will con- tiny. here,
8240 ' Bowed Georgia
Can bless the puny efforts of a child, middle qualities of Irish, were rather cheaper, and all kinds
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London, Nov. 22, 1842. stitute a verdict-whether there must be a majority. AALBORG, Nov. 18.-The Mary Turcan, Drysdale, from St. 4- 54
Yes, when upon those efforts He has smiled. ' of foreign Wheats somewhat easier to purchase at the rates Coroner.-There must be a finding of twelve, but it would Petersburg for Liverpool, took the ground to the S.E. of Lessoe, Alabama and Tennessee 4 - 54 2845 5477E4
When by the pillars of the Truth we hold, of this day se'nnight. NOVEL FRAUD.-Between five and six o'clock on Thurs- be better to have it unanimous. Bth Nov. but got off with mainmast cutaway, after discharging
part of her cargo, and proceeded forof refuge,supposed port - 8
I f Pernambuco & Paraiba 64 - sg
Not to pull down, as Sampson did of old, day evening about 40 or 50 females, whose appearance be- The jury then retired, but again entered the box, and re- for i• • a
.redenekshaven. The part of the cargo discharged will be 390 I 1 Aricati and Ceara ei -6i } 1460 1 21176
Not to make void what Heav'n bath said should stand, English, Irish, and Foreign Flour maintained the improved spoke extreme poverty, were congregated round the entrance quested that the coroner would once more lay down the law, sold 24th November. {{Mobile
Bahia and Maceio - tit 2228 14206
The laws of our God, and the laws of our land, terms of Friday, but was taken off less freely to-day. to St. Saviour's Church, London, exhibiting much surprise and in as brief terms as possible. The coroner again laid it Maranham - 6i 1
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Quail not at would-be mismemberers of the realm, on finding the doors closed, and the interior of the church in down in almost the same terms as before, upon which the Sawginned - - -
We at the pumps, and Jesus at the helm' ARRIVALS OF CORN, darkness. Upon inquiry it was found the poor creatures MONDAY
jury retired as if then satisfied upon the exact point. In the , NOVEMBER , 28.-Wind S.S.E. to West, fresh. 82194:0: 1
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" When nations are to perish in their sins, were the victims of a heartless fraud, which had been course of another half hour they returned and declared that SAILED.-Shakspeare, Turner, for Tampico-and Reliance,
Moffat, for Mobile. Para
, Demerara. Surinam, &c... - - - .... •' •'
From the 22d to the 28th November, 1642, inclusive. practised on them in the following manner :-The whole of
" 'Tis in the Church the leprosy begins : they bad come to their verdict. The following is the verdict -_____ 870 f Egyptian - 8 1050 15994
" Then Truth is husli'd that Heresy may preach, IRE.. COAST. CANADA PO- them were residents of Castle-street and parts adjacent. In in both cases :-" In the case of Michael WDonnell, we Newcastle, Leed, from Clyde to Liverpool, was towed back to - - •••• 225
" And all is trash which reason cannot reach." DaSCRIPTioN. LAND. wise. & U•STS. REIGN. TOTAL. the course of the afternoon they were visited by a female of find that he came by his death in consequence of a gun-shot Greenock 24th instant, dismasted 20 ' Peruvian - 1 1
Woe to the shepherds* who themselves have fed, -
And starve the flocks for which their Saviour bled; Wheat Qrs. 5302 93 5395 dressed in a dark coloured Orleans gown, a plaid shawl, and Rha, on the 17th of November, 1842, under the commandof cape. St. Vincent .
eat.Sn3tBona,afrom Messina to Liverpool, was spoken 31st October, in 440 Laguayra - 74
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Whose coffers fill, wherewith their dupes', decreased; Barley Qr3. 630 387 1017 white straw cottage bonnet, who went from house to house, John Gore Jones, Esq., S. M., and we find a verdict of ,l g- 1 N 130 Common West India, &c.. -- - } 20 } :4009
Clothed with the wool of which their sheep are fleeced! Kali
Oats - -
Those who are fed and those whofred ye kill;- Qrs. 16 i 6 lodgers, as well as the number of children they individually justified in giving that order." Cape
cFhiyaiHornr.lgotta Fish,, 1280 Carthagena .
aEgdawaara.dfrso,
from
Verper,ermo,dßitetbliamy, hence at Gibraltar 9560 Surat .
...... Manilla - - J J
Rye
-
is this to execute your Master's will ? . Beans
6 85 1 159399
Thrice happy England ! may you never know Pease . Qrs. 162 162 and informed them she had been deputed by a benevolent next was as follows .-" In the case of John Brien, we find 510 Madras 34 -44
One half the errors which from Popery flow, Shelled Barley • Qrs. ' society which existed in the parish to call at the residence of that he came by his death in consequence of ague-shot wound Herald, Scaddin, from Malaga, ditto
Clarissa,` - - .... 140
Which drags the pillow from the dying bead, 2) the poor, for the purpose of ascertaining what articles of fired by one of the party composing the rear-guard under the Eliza, Roy, sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool 9th instant -
48730 bales 17541 1118421
(But he had " Jesus' bosom" in its stead 1) Rapeseed ..... Qrs.l
Indian Corn ... Qrsd 20
11 13847 clothing each person was in want of, and which would be command of constable Alexander Heuston, at Rha, on the Vesper, Hicks, hence at Lisbon
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You little know what popish bigots tell Flour
Oatmeal . .. ....
1 lgoacakdsB 143389363 4393 given away in the course of the afternoon at St. Saviour's 17th day of November, 1842; and we find that the said rear- Mersey, Steele, ______
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I Church, immediately after the termination of divine service.
Of fancied virtues in their " hallow 'd well." Ditto. Brls., 6817 6817 guard consisted of eight men, viz., Alexander Heuston, John
" Wells of Salvation" they have never known, A small piece of paper was produced, upon which this Kenedy, Richard Magrath, Jeremiah Guerin, Patrick Do-LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE NOVEMBER 25.
'Tis those they worship, but let these alone I EXPORTS.-Foreign. Wheat, - qrs.; Barley, - qrs. ; Beans, o " sister of charity" wrote the name of the individual, and oughue, Stephen Grady, Patrick Quinn, and Thomas Scott, Wisbeach,There is still no change to notice in the duties on imports
Adopt glass beads, (and, by their priests' advice,) qrs.; oats, 235 qrs ; Beans, 700 qrs. ; Indian Corn, - qrs. , Oat_ the articles wanted. The paper was delivered to the sup- and that they are guilty of manslaughter, conceiving that, Wm. Harris, Watson, from Honduras, at Cowes, for Cork, blown from abroad.
Reject, alas ! " The Pearl of great price !" meal, 2 loads; Flour, - sacks, 165 brls.-Ireland. Wheat. 115 posed necessitant, and for which was demanded 2d. •, in under the circumstances, they were not justified in firing on up channel. We have a large supply of Oatmeal, and a moderate one
Assert Christ's ladder never never makes us rise, qrs. ; Barley, - qr. ; Oats, - qrs.; Pease, - qrs. ; Indian several instances the poor creatures could not raise ld., an unoffending party in the rear." South America, Bailey, hence off Cove, 26th instant, for New of Oats, from Ireland within the past three days; but the
Corn, -qrs. ; Oatmeal, -ads.; Flour, - sacks 145 hr Indian York
The Virgin's (only) leads us to the skies !which was taken. On the discovery of the fraud information To this verdict the following sixteen names of jurors were other receipts from that country, or of any article coastwise,
Coastwise. Wheat, 65g qrs. ; Barley, •- qrs. ; Malt, - qrs. ; Alabanian, from Zante for Liverpool, off Cape Trafalgar
was given to the police. attached - Daniel M`Carthy, Thomas Henry Marmion, are quite insignificant, and the foreign fresh arrivals consist
Oh ! eo to Dinele.i• look at nooery there. nary 1., nrc . Rya -pre . :Inane :5. c.v.: • Pease_ 16 ors.:

A truce to jokes : let sober sense be mine,
our patience, sir, I fear's on the decline.)
When I set out, 1 promised rhyme and reason—
For this I'll choose a more convenient season ;
But, as salvation can't be thus postponed,
Reason (to think so) should be first disowned.
Oh that I could her blessed truths disperse,
Alike important or in prose or verse :
(Truths may be more attractive, when in rhyme,—
Appeal to chroniclers of olden time ;)
For memory, thus, will take a stronger hold,
And thonghts seem new, which would in prose seem old.
" Pity religion has so seldom found
" A skilful guide into poetic ground ;
" The flowers would spring where'er she deign'd to stray,
" And every muse attend her on her way.
'Twere new, indeed, to see a bard all fire,
" Touch'd with a coal from Heav'n, assume the lyre,
" And tell the world, still kindling as he sung,
" With more than mortal music on his tongue,
" That He who died below, and reigns above,
" Inspires the song—and that His name is Love."
Thus sang sweet Cowper, be his end our own !
Checker'd his life—be died without a groan :
He felt the rod was in a Father's hand ;
He's now transplanted to " the better land !"
" This elegant rose," tho' once " dripping and drown'd,"
Like the " plant of renown." in this valley of tears,
Like the sweet " Rose of Sharon," whom thorns once
crown'd,
Now in Paradise blooms thro' eternity's years.
Would he'd let fall his mantle with his pain,
Left an Elisha to follow up his strain ;
" A double portion of his Spirit" own,
To chant the glories of Emanuel's throne !
But God can raise a poet or a sage ;
He is not limited to time or age ;
Can bless the puny efforts of a child,
Yes, when upon those efforts He has smiled.
When by the pillars of the Truth we hold,
Not to pull down, as Sampson did of old,
Not to make void what Heav'n bath said should stand,
The laws of our God, and the laws of our land,
Quail not at would-be mismemberers of the realm,
We at the pumps, and Jesus at the helm!
" When nations are to perish in their sins,
" 'Tis in the Church the leprosy begins :
" Then Truth is hush'd that Heresy may preach,
" And all is trash which reason cannot reach."
Woe to the shepherds* who themselves have fed,
And starve the flocks for which their Saviour bled ;
Whose coffers fill, wherewith their dupes', decreased;
Clothed with the wool of which their sheep are fleeced!
Those who are fed and those who feed ye kill ;
is this to execute your Master's will ?
Thrice happy England ! may you never know
One half the errors which from Popery flow,
Which drags the pillow from the dying bead,
(But he had " Jesus' bosom" in its stead 1)
You little know what popish bigots tell
Of fancied virtues in their " hallow'd well."
" Wells of Salvation" they have never known,
'Tis those they worship, but let these alone
Adopt glass beads, (and, by their priests' advice,)
Reject, alas! " The Pearl of great price I"
Assert Christ's ladder never never makes us rise,
The Virgin's (only) leads us to the skies !
Oh ! go to Dingle,t look at popery there,
Assist the efforts of the zealous " Gayer ;"
Unite your prayers, and join him (purse in hand,)
To drive the darkness from your sister-land !
Snatch'd, once, like "Brands," from Satan's quenchless
flame,
Shine, now, like " Beacons"—shout Messiah's name !
But I'm prolix, when I should be concise,
Candidly, kind sir, give me your advice ;
May I try verse, or must I keep to prose,
This is my question, and with this I close I
Henceforth, pursuits more sacred claim my time,
And (tho' reluctant) now take leave of rhyme :
Awhile adieu, friends Addison and Lace,
I'll leave to others to supply my place ;
In you I trust, to you consign my lays,
Oh ! do not flatter, if you cannot praise :
Tho' praise (unsanctifled) may cause abuse,
Our (highest) honour is " to be of use."

EXPORTS.—Foreign. Wheat, qrs.; Barley, qrs. ; Beans, 0
qrs. ; Oats, 235 qrs ; Beans, 700 qrs. ; Indian Corn, qrs. ; Oat-
meal, 2 loads; Flour, sacks, 165 brls.—lreland. Wheat, 115
qrs. ; Barley, qr. ; Oats, qrs. ; Pease, qrs. ; Indian
Corn, qrs. ; Oatmeal, Ids.; Flour, sacks 145 brls.
Coastwise. Wheat, 65g qrs. ; Barley, qrs.; Malt, qrs. ;
Oats, 12 qrs. ; Rye, qrs. ; Beans, :5 qrs. ; Pease, 16 qrs. ;
Indian Corn, qrs. ; Oatmeal,-34 Ids. ; Flour, 242 sacks 268
barrels.

FATALITY FROM MACHINERY IN A PAPER-MILL.—A
fatality occasioned by the machinery in a paper manufactory
occurred on Saturday week, at the paper-mill of Mr. John
Dickinson, in Elm-street, Water-street, Manchester. At
the inquest, held before Mr. Chapman, at the Royal Infir-
mary, on Monday, Thos. Murray, of Edward-street, LI ulme,
a boy 14 years of age, deposed—l and the deceased (Henry
Clifton, 11i years old) worked together at Mr. Dickinson's
paper-mill. My employment was to hand the rags and water
to the deceased, who stood on a stage, and put them into a
" hopper," which feeds a " devil," a "skutcher," working
underneath. At the bottom of the hopper is a door, which
confines or lets nut the waste as the skutcher turns, and dis-
poses of its previous supply ; and the door is opened and shut,
and the skutcher turned in a frame, by a steam-engine. We
were so at work on Saturday morning, about half-past ten
o'clock, and were waiting of the opening of the door to let
out the waste which deceased had just put into the hopper ;
and while the deceased was hanging carelessly by a post, with
his right foot on one side of the hopper, all at hole the door
opened, and his foot slipping, his leg fell within the rags or
waste through the hole, and, being caught by the sketcher,
was cut off just below the knee. I immediately called out
for assistance, and Ann Coney, who was working near, ran
up, and we extricated him, and placed him upon the stage.
It was entirely his own fault, and would not have happened
had he been standing in his proper position on the stage.
He was calling my attention to a cart which was passing the
door at the time.—Jarnes Blackley, of Liverpool-road, fire.
man of the mill, deposed that he ran to assist on hearing the
alarm, and found the deceased lying on the stage. A cab
was sent for, and he was conveyed to the Infirmary. The
top or mouth of the hopper came up to deceased's middle :
it was about n feet high, and was in no respect dangerous.
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linson, house-surgeon at the Infirmary, deposed that the
deceased was admitted about eleven o'clock_ on Saturday
morning. He bad suffered compound fracture of the right
thigh, and excessive laceration of the leg, which was ampu-
tated, but he died the same evening about eight o'clock.
Verdict—" Accidental death."

The jury then retired, but again entered the box, and re-
quested that the coroner would once more lay down the law,
and in as brief terms as possible. The coroner again laid it
down in almost the same terms as before, upon which the
jury retired as if then satisfied upon the exact point. In the
course of another half hour they returned and declared that
they bad come to their verdict. The following is the verdict
in both cases:—" In the case of Michael M`Donnell, we
find that he came by his death in consequence of a gun-shot
wound, fired by some of a party of police, on the lands of
Rha, on the 17th of November, 1842, under the command of
John Gore Jones, Esq., S. M., and we find a verdict of
justifiable homicide, being of opinion that Mr. Jones was
justified in giving that order."
The jury were unanimous in giving the above verdict. The
next was as follows.—" In the case of John Brien, we find
that he came by his death in consequence of a gun-shot wound
fired by one of the party composing the rear-guard under the
command of constable Alexander Heuston, at Rha, on the
17th day of November, 1842; and we find that the said rear-
guard consisted of eight men, viz., Alexander Heuston, John
Kenedy, Richard Magrath, Jeremiah Guerin, Patrick Do-
oughue, Stephen Grady, Patrick Quinn, and Thomas Scott,
and that they are guilty of manslaughter, conceiving that,
under the circumstances, they were not justified in firing on
an nnoffending party in the rear."
To this verdict the following sixteen names of jurors were
attached Daniel M'Carthy, Thomas Henry Marmion,
Richard Coppinger, Daniel Welphy, John Collins, Patrick
Mahony, Patrick Leonard, William Young, James Collins,
Daniel M'Cartie, Richard O'Leary, Edward Fuller, John
Levis, Thomas St. John Clarke, Thomas M'Carthy, and
Ralph Fuller. There were four jurors who agreed to a ver-
dict of justifiable homicide, and two for murder.
Mr. Downing.—Gentlemen, it is my duty to tell you that
I entirely coincide with your verdict, and I say that it is both
a discriminating and a proper one.
Foreman.—We have but endeavoured to discharge our
duty honestly and fairly. But we wish to have one observa-
tion made from this box, and it is this—that we have ever
looked upon this district as one of the most peaceable and
quiet of all Ireland, and did so up to this late melancholy
transaction. We are sorry that bad advice should have been
given to the poor misguided people by persons in a superior
rank of ljfe, and if that mischievous advice had not been re-
ceived by the poor people, we would not now be placed in
our present painful position. This we deem it right to go
before the country.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

Average prices of Grain, for the week ending' Nov. 19, 1942.
Wheat 495. Bd. I Barley 28s. Id. 1 Oats.. 17s. 10d. I Rye.. 31s. 8d
Beans.. 31s. 6d. I Pease.. 345. 2d.

Aggregate average of the six weeks.
Wheat .495. Bd. I Barley gds. sd. I Oats.. 175.11 d: Rye.. 3]; 7,

Beans.. 31s. Ild. I Pease.. 335. 91

Into Runcorn. Ireland and Coastwise :—Wheat, qrs.; Bar-
ley, 98 qrs.; Malt, 30 qrs.; Oats, 1643 qrs. ; Beans, 442 qrs. ; Oat-
meal, 422 Ids.; Flour. 60 sacks.
Duty on Foreign Grain, tkc. this wcek.
Wheat 205.0 d. I Barley gs. Od. I
Oats .. . Bs. Od. Rye.. 10s. 6d.
Beans 105.6 d. I Pease.. gs. 6d. I Ind. Corn Os. Od. Flour 12.01,1

Ditto from British Colonies out of Europe.
Wheat.... ss. Od. I F•arley.. 2s. Od. I Oats .. 28. Od. aye.... 2s. Od.
Beans.. Is. 6d Pease.. ►s. Od. I Indian Corn.. Os. Od. I Flour 3s Od

Liverpool Averages, week ending Nov. 22, 1842,

W--heat. Oats.- 1 Beans. Pease.
Qrs I 1160'
Prices

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—THREE O'CLOCK.
Our market opened so quietly this morning that we an-
ticipated a temporary pause on the part of buyers to wait
the result of Manchester market day ; as the day advanced,
however, the inquiry became more general, and we close
with a business amounting to 5,000 bales, at very full
prices, and a feeling quite on a par with that prevalent for
Vie last week.

MISCELLANEOUS.

TULIPOMANIA.—The sum of £6lO has been lately give/
for the bulb of a new tulip, called the " Citadel of Antwerp.'
- -

There was a smart fall of snow in the neighbourhood of our
city on the night of Monday last.—Bath Chronicle.
The subscription for the wife and family of the late Dr.
Maginn has realised £l,OOO.
Major-General Nott has been appointed to the lucrative
post of President at Lucknow, vacant by the resignation of
Lieutenant-Colonel Lowe.

CHARGE OF MUTINY.—At the Newport (South Wales)
Police•office, on the 21st instant, fourteen seamen, belonging
to the ship Royal Albert; of this port, were brought before
the magistrates, charged with mutinous conduct. '.l.'he vessel
was intended' to sail friirn Liverpool to Newport, thence to
Bermuda, &c., and left this town on the Bth instant for that
purpose: but on the Tuesday following, when the ship was
at Coscomb Bay, the men refused to obey orders, and so
continued, with little intermission, until her arrival at New-
port. The captain deposed to several instances in which the
crew refused to lend a hand to comply with his directions ;
and his statements were corroborated by two pilots and others.
Ten of the men were discharged on forfeiting their wages ;
two were discharged unconditionally ; and two were fined £2,
or be committed for a month.
THE SALE OF ANIMALS AND OTHER PROPERTY AT THE
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—The excellent collection of ani-
mals and other moveable property at the Manchester Zoolo-
gical Gardens were last week brought to the hammer. The
auction was commenced on Wednesday, and continued on
each of the two following days. On the first day there were
about 300 gentlemen present; on the second day upwards of
500; and on Friday also the attendance was exceedingly
good. The whole of the parrots, which were sold the first
day, fetched nearly double the prices that were expected for
them, and in general the bidding for the other birds in the
aviary was exceedingly spirited. The parrots brought prices
varying from £1 to £5 each. There was a spirited compe-
tition for the large boa constrictor, also sold the first day,
and it was ultimately knocked down to Mr. Wombwell, for
20 guineas. The pair of fine blood-hounds, originally from
the collection of Earl Fitzwilliam, were sold for £6 55., one
of them to Mr. E. T. Grundy, who also was the purchaser
of the lore-birds. The pair of wolves and den in which they
were confined, sold the second day, brought £3 ss. Mr.
Candish, broker of Ancoats, was the purchaser. The fine
lion and two lionesses have realised £323 ss. Mr. Titus
bought the lion, for £150; and the two lionesses were bought
by Mr. Wombwell, for 165 guineas. The large Bengal tiger
was knocked down to Mr. Wombwell, for £45. The three
leopards and leopardess fetched £3B. One of the leopards
was bought by Mr. Atkins, of the Liverpool Zoological
Gardens, for £9; another, by Mr. Wombwell, for eleven
guineas; and the third, along with the leopardess, by Mr.
Sharpies, of Bolton, for £l7 95.. The two hyaenas were
purchased by Mr. Hulse, for £7. The female puma was
sold to Mr. Herring, for £6 10s. The bears fetched prices
ranging from £3 10s. to £5 each. The fine rhinoceros (the
only one, we believe, in England) sold for 265 guineas, to
Mr. Wombwell. The elephant was knocked down to one of
the directors, on behalf of the company, at 250 guineas, and
was, we understand, the only animal " bought in." The
Bactrian camel was bought by Mr. Fraser, for 32 guineas.
The pelican sold for £7, and the geese on the lakes brought
good prices, averaging nearly £1 a head. 'The monkeys
averaged from £1 to £2 10s. each. Mr. Sharpies purchased
several, as did also Mr. Herring. On Friday the fixtures
and miscellaneous property were sold, and went off uncom-
monly well. The weighing machine, by Radfords and Wad-
dington, fetched 20 guineas, and most of the other articles
were sold at proportionate prices. The total proceeds of the
sale will be about £1,505, exclusive of the elephant, which
still remains the property of the proprietors.
FATAL AFFRAY ON 7HE MENDIP HILLS.—On the 15th
ultimo, three men, named Samuel Britton, (with his son, a
lad,) John Day, and John Angle, went about one o'clock in
the day to the Hunter's Lodge, on Mendip Hills, where
they took some rum and water. A dispute arose between
Angle and a man in the room, which led to a fight, in which
the stranger was worsted. Some time afterwards they left
the house in their carts, and when they had got three or four
hundred yards on their road, the landlord, named Francis
Ashman, with others, came after them, and said they had
not paid all their reckoning, and that they had nearly killed
two men in the house. A dispute arose and led on to an
affray, in which it is not yet proved who was the aggressor,
and which was conducted with terrible violence on both sides.
One of the persons acting on the part of Ashman, (a labourer,
named Thomas Stephens,) says, that a man in one of the
carts said to his companions, " D— their eyes, what
do they follow us for? Let's turn to them." They did so ;
and John Day beat Stephens' companion terribly about the
' bead. Stephens went and tried to get the stick from this
man, but could not, and they had a struggle close under the
wall: the man there wounded Stephens twice in the head
with a knife. While he was struggling, Henry Rossiter said,
" Don't kill the man," and another man then said, "
thy eyes, I'll kill thee." Mr. James Everdale, auctioneer,
of Wells, who was passing before the fight had commenced
in the road, remonstrated with Angle, and while he was doing
so a boy called out, "Go and get the sticks." One of the
men in company with the landlord was then struck with a
heavy stick by Angle, who made his escape. Mr. Everdale
was also struck by the same person, and dropped down in-
sensible. When he recovered he was struck again several
times, but his hat saved him. The affray then became general
and desperate, stones flying in numbers from both parties ;
and Samuel Britton, according to Mr. Everdale, took an
active part in the fight. Mr. Everdale said he believed
Britton was the person who struck him on the head with an
iron cramp. In the fight Britton was knocked down. Every
one was at that time disfigured by the
,blood flowing from
their heads. Some boys cried out, when Britton fell, " Oh,
don't murder my father." Day and Britton were afterwards
taken to Wells gaol, but they were not examined before the
magistrates, the prosecutor not appearing. In the affray,
Britton, who was forty-five years of age, and lived in Lamb-
street, St. Philips, received a blow on the head from Ashman,
which caused his death there on Tuesday last. An inquest
on his body was held on Wednesday,,and by adjournment on
Thursday and Friday, before J. B. Grindon, Esq., at which
the evidence was not only most voluminous but extremely
conflicting. At the close of the proceedings on Friday, Mr.
Grindon told Ashman, who was in custody, that it was for
him to produce evidence that the opposite parties were the
aggressors. Mr. Ashman said, that one witness, George
Millard, could depose to the whole case from beginning to
end ; he had promised to be there that day, but his wife was
confined, which prevented him. Besides this, he had five or
six witnesses who could rebut what bad been deposed against
him. Mr. Grindon then said he would adjourn the inquest
till Monday.—Briatol Journal.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SIT-
Enterprise, Robertson, 333 Calcutta, Marie & Tomlinson
Tom Tough, F Williams, 113 Charente. nrovvn 8: Harrison
Antilla, 283 Sincapore an. Chi JAi kin & Son
Ward Chipman, L Bitlon, 740 Bombay, Ashley Brothers

. . • .
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Wilsons, T Campbell, 245 Trinidad, T & H Murray
Cuba, D Leitch,
Wm. Russell, R Bruce,
SOUTH AMERICA.
213vaErbRadIocesA, C. rawford, Muir & Co
29 Brazils, Mellors & Russell
Windsor, H Hayton, 207 Ceara, R Singlehurst & Co

We have a large supply of Oatmeal, and a moderate one
of Oats, from Ireland within the past three days; but the
other receipts from that country, or of any article coastwise,
are quite insignificant, and the foreign fresh arrivals consist
of only a few hundred barrels Flour from the United States.
Beyond a few thousand bushels of foreign Wheat disposed
of to speculative buyers, and a moderate quantity of Flour
to consumers, the operations in any branch of the Corn
trade, from Tuesday's market until to-day, have been tri-
vial. Supplies of Grain, however, coming slowly forward,
and holders still looking to the gradual diminution of our
stocks of foreign produce in granary, no urgent desire was
shown during that time, either to force business or to sub-
mit to any further relaxation in prices.
At this day's market the same steady feeling continued to
prevail on the part of sellers as regards Wheat, and although
the millers were extremely inactive, and but few salrs effect-
ed, all descriptions of English, Irish, and foreign fully sup-
ported the current rates of Tuesday. Upon a moderately
fair demand, prime marks of English and Irish Flour were
ls. per sack, and States, as well as Canadian, 6d. per barrel
dearer.

UNITED STATES.
Jane Walker, J Gillies, 821 Mobile, Rankin. & Co
Birmingham, G M Hatch, Sol Boston, Baring Brs &Co

EUROPE.
Industrie, J D Zellein, Ostend, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Emma, Percival, 175 Leghorn, Vianna, Jones & Co
Honesta, N Andrews, 135 Lisbon and Brazils, Eshelby & Co
Clio, %V H Rundle, 80 Oporto, Wooe & Ritson
Cygne, A Maro, 100 Adra, Bahr, Behrend & Co

Barley, moving off slowly, hardly maintained late pricer.
Malt, Beans, and Pease continued to excite very little notice,
and each may be deemed the turn cheaper.
In Oats, likewise, the transactions were very limited in
amount, at a small abatement ; and Oatmeal, though rather
more saleable, was slightly depressed irr value.

LIVERPOOL PR

[CES CURRENT.
MADILBR 44 cwt. s. d. s

ASHES
Montreal, Pot 30 0(4 0 0
Pearl, new 3O 0 —3l 0
U. States, Pot none.
Pearl none.
BARE, Quercit.
Oak, is, ton 0 9 0
German 5 10 7 0
BRIMSTONE, V. ton
Sicily,
itc 7 5 8 0

. .
Dutch, crop..
' Ombro ....

Gamene

60 0 -70 0
50 0 -55 0

... 32 0 -40 0

Mull lO 0 —3O 0
French, S.F.
S.F.F 39 0 —44 0

E.S.F.

40 0 - -•

E.5.F.F.48 0 —55 0
Spanish 4O 0 —OO 0
MOLASSES, cwt.
St. Lucia, &c 2d 6 —27 6
Demerara, &c 27 0 —29 0
Bar & Antigua.. 31 0 —33 6
MUNJEET, cwt 2! 0 —25 0
OLE, Olive, v 252 ,,a//s.
Gallipoli
Trieste
Sicily 50 0 —5l 0
Malaga 51 0—
Portugal, &c
Levan 4B 0 —5O 0
Palm, v ten 32 0 —32 10
Fish, v 252 gaits.
Seal, pale.

AYRSHIRE COLLIERS' STRIKE.—Every exertion has been
made to search out and apprehend the offenders, six of whom
have been taken into custody by the county police and yeo-
manry. There are now altogether nine individuals in gaol,
supposed to have acted a prominent part in the outrage ; and
we understand, that though the principal parties may still be
at large, there is every probability of their being ultimately
secured. Dawson, of whose recovery little hope was enter-
tained from the first, lingered till four o'clock on Friday
afternoon, when he expired. His declaration was taken a
short time prior by the Sheriff. On a post mortem examina-
tion it was found that death had ensued from the wound in
the abdomen, evidently caused by a gun or pistol shot. The
deceased, who was an Irishman, had only come from Glasgow
the (lay before. He was between forty and fifty years of age,
and having left a family, much sympathy was created on their
account. We understand that Mr. Gordon contemplated
raising a sum of money in their behalf ; but on learning that
his children, all of whom were by a former wife, were grown
up and doing for themselves, and that his widow, from the
unhappy manner in which they lived, was not a proper object
of commiseration, he, in the meantime, has relinquished the
benevolent intention. Dawson's remains were decently in-
terred in the old churchyard yesterday. The other sufferers
are all in a fair way of recovery. Their names are Thomas
Reid, James Wallace, William Blair, Robert Liddel, William
Clark, Michael Brady, James Divine, Bernard Boyle, and
Charles Donelly. The greater number of the men attacked
had only joined the works the day before. The individuals
in custody are Adam Donachie, James Gauchin, Robert
Wood, Hugh O'Neill, James Graham, Robert Donachie,
William Gibson, Scholey, and John M'Grogan. It will
be seen that a reward of £lOO has been offered by the sheriff
for such information as will lead to the apprehension of the
individual who fired the shot at Dawson. On Saturday up-
wards of fifty of the old hands voluntarily came forward and
signed the regulations of the work, with the view of resuming
their employment on Monday. Only a few of them, how-
ever, fulfilled their agreement, the leaders of the strike hay--
ing, it is believed, prevailed upon them to remain out. On
Friday morning a party of ten of the Glasrow police—who
had previously been employed in the Airdrie district while
the strike existed there—were brought here by Mr. Gordon,
as an additional protection to the new hands. This morning,
we learn, a number of the old hands have resumed work, and
more are:expected to follow their example.—Ayr Observer.

Tuscany ..
CASSIA LIONEA, S. d. S. d
40 cwt. in bond 84 0 86 0
CLOVER-SEED, 13.

, .
American, red
Dutch nominal
French & Germ.
COCOA, Ve cwt.

, .
Trinidad 35 0— 38 0
Grenada
Brazil
COFFEE, aq cwt in bond.

. .
Jama. triage .. 140 0— 70 0
ordinary ....
good& tine ord. 76 0— 92 0
middling 96 0-110 0
good mid.
fine mid. &c l4O 0-157 0
Dutch, triage.. 130 0— 60 0
ordinary ... •
good &fine ord. 65 0— 75 0
middling BO 0— go 0
good mid. 195 0-105 0
fine mid., &c.
Mocha
Ceylon
Java
Havana

The Staffordshire magistrates, on the motion of Lord San-
don, have resolved to establish a rural police, the estimated
cost of which is £9,240 per annum.

Margaret Prest, the unfortunate woman who attempted to
poison herself and children, about a fortnight since, at
Stockton, has been sent to the Asylum at Gateshead.

Admiral Sir E. Codrington will strike his flag as Com-
mander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, on the Bth or 10th Dec.,
and will be succeeded by Admiral Sir C. Rowey.
A strict investigation is being made by Government into
the Custom House frauds. A committee is appointed, at
the head of which is Lord Granville Somerset.
The Carlsruche Gazelle announces officially the betroth-
ment of the Princess Maria of Baden, daughter of the Grand
Duchess Dowager Stephania, to the Marquis of Douglas, son
of the Duke of Hamilton.
NOVEL SUICIDE.—A few days since the captain of a mer-
chantman at Torquay tied himself to his anchor, and drew
it overboard with him ! Of course he sank to rise no more.
We have not heard the cause of this melancholy event.
A splendid piece of plate is to be presented by the conser-
vative electors of Cork to Colonel Chatterton, of the Fourth
Dragoon Guards. There is not a finer, a braver, or a more
deserving fellow in the service.
An 1.0. U. is admissible in evidence as a confession of a
debt, but it is not transferable; an insolvent could nut re-
cover upon it, as the debt would pass to his assignee, although
not included in his schedule.

.........,.......
good & tine ord. 36 0— 50 0
St. Domingo.... 36 0— 40 0

Brazil - 32 0— 35 0
Laguira 37 0— 70 0
DYEWOODS, 4. ton s. s
Logwood, Jam... 4 13— 5 0
Hon. & Dorn. 5 0— 5 10

Campeachy 8 0— --
Fustie, Span 4 5 5 0
Tampico 6 0— 6 IS

0 0- 0 0

A letter from Lord Cottenham has appeared in the papers,
in which his lordship expressly denies having had " directly
or indirectly, any communication whatever with any member
of the Government with respect to any of the legal appoint-
ments."

THE MARCH OF INTELLECT.—We are assured that the
following epistle was lately written from a farmer in this
neighbourhood to his friend :—" Der Jan—the Oxen ar cotn
to praise the Gods"—he meant to convey that " the auc-
tioneer was come to appraise the goods.—Exeter Gazette.

We perceive that a new article of commerce has been in-
troduced by the tariff. Natron from Egypt, the duty on
which amounted to a prohibition, is now advertised for sale
by auction. It will, most probably, interfere with the ma-
nufacture of soda.

THE FRENCH IN ALGICRS.—A HOAXING VICTOR.—
The French press has of late been very severe upon the con-
duct of our armies in Affghanistan and elsewhere ; and even
the writers of moderate parties have not shrunk frorn•joining
in the deprecation of every British achievement. We think
it useful, therefore, to call the attention of these gentlemen
from British to French feats of arms, not from any desire of
instituting a comparison, which, between two brave nations.
were idle, but for the sake of testing the comparative veracity
of the military narratives and criticisms on both sides. The
story which makes us take pen in hand is a curious one ; and
since the day when Niebuhr with the stroke of his pen blotted
four hundred years from Roman history, no more startling
doubts were ever thrown on achievements which had become
part of history than those which we are compelled to put
forth. Mazagran is a little village in the regency of Algiers,
not far from Mostaganem, in the province of Oran. A report
drawn out by Lieutenant-General Guehenec, in February,
1840, and transmitted by him to Marshall Valee, and from
the latter to the War Minister, announced to the French
people the achievements of certain wonderful feats of arms.
The principal of these was, that 123 soldiers of the African
regiment, shut up in Mazagran, which is styled a forte or a
redonte, resisted during four successive days the attacks of
12,(,00 Arabs. These Arabs had two pieces of cannon, and
were unceasing in their attacks during four days. "At last
the enemy was on the point of penetrating into the enceinte
in an assault of an hour's duration," said Captain Lelievre,
who commanded the 123 brave chasseurs of the garrison; but
the intrepidity of the latter at length succeeded in repelling
the enemy by bayonets, grenades, and stones. The garrison
burned, moreover, 30,000 cartouches. The gallant 123 had
but 3 killed and 16 wounded, though they killed from 500 to
600 Arabs. Great, accordingly, was the triumph in France
and Algeria. Captain Lelievre received promotion—the
grand cordon of the Legion of Honour. The Chamber of
Deputies voted him thanks and a monument. The War
Minister subscribed. Mazagran was the only word in fashion
all through the year 18-10; and its feat of arms was allowed
to have thrown into shade all others, past and present. After
all this, we cannot but regret to state to our French and
English readers, that we have been informed that Mazagran
and its fine defence are neither more nor less than a hoax!
This says enough. But any one of the many Paris journalists
who have access to the French War Ministry can at once set
us right, and vindicate the honour of the French arms. They
can tell us whether the despatches of February, 1810, con-
cerning Mostaganem and Mazagran are considered correct—
whether the Chef de Bataillon, Lelievre, still enjoys his
rank and his cordon—whether the monument to his memory
is in progress, or what the War Minister has done with the
money subscribed for that purpose. A few simple answers
to these questions will decide in what light history is to
regard the feat of Mazagran.—Chronicle.

8 0- 8 10

NICARAGUA WOOD.
Rio de la Hache
solid
rough 7 0— 8 0
small 7 0— 7 10
Lima, solid l5 0— 17 0
Garwood, Ant:) 7 0— s 0

GaboOn V 3 15— 4 0
Camwood l6 0— 24 0
Red San. Wood 6 0— 6 10
FLAX, ai) ton.
Riga. P.T.R. 4O 0— 42 0
P'burg, 9 head 36 0— 38
Archangel 3B 0— 40 0
Dutch & Flem. 50 0— 80 0
GALLS, 19,
Turkey, blue 45 0— 54 0

mixed 42 0— 45 0
East India 5O 0— 54 0
GINGER, 114, cwt.

. .
Barbadoes
Jamaica ..

.45 0- 50 0
.60 0-200 0

E. India, in bond 11 0— 15 0
Gum, cwt.
Arabic, Turkey 7O 0-140 0
East India 54 0— GO 0
Barbary
Senegal B5 0— 0 0
Moir, p ton • X s. X s
P'burg, clean 34 0— 34 10

LAMP OILS.—The public may not be generally aware that
an imperial gallon of seal or whale oil weighs 91bs., sperma-
ceti fillbs., which test of quantity all consumers are recom-
mended to employ, as some retailers are using the old oil
measure, which is one-fifth part less.
More than £l,OOO was collected at three charity dinners in
Bristol, last week, to distribute among the poor during the
winter. This was to make good the loss sustained by the
death of Mr. Colston a worthy merchant, who used to give
away, at least, one thousand pounds a year.
The Agitation is dying of consumption; Dan and his
priests are " cute" fellows, and well know that the incendia-
rism, rhetorical as well as practical, in which they used to
keep up the steam in the days of Melbourne, Russell, & Co.,
is no go under Sir Robert Peel; so it is now worth while to
announce, per the Secretary of the Rint Fund, that the next
will be the final " appeal to the people."
Immediately after the receipt of the glorious news from
Affghanistan, Major Howden, of the Madras army, had the
pleasure of communicating the same to the son of General
Sir Robert Sale, a fine spirited youth about 15 years of age
mother.
rietel3.chool in Edmonton. Nothing can describe the youth's
of
the
to hear of the gallantry of his father, and the prospect
teen or the
The
release. from captivity of his dear and noble-spirited
quantity of malt consumed in ale and porter by seven-
quarters brewed this 10th October,Prirgipal London brewers this year, (from the
41, to 10th October, 1842,) is 36,315 quar-
ters more than
was consumed last year. The number of
Perkins, and year is 741,651, of this quantity Barclay,
Co., 9r4n_sumed 114,090 quarters ; Hanbury,
Buxton, and
quarters. So much for teetotalism and Co., 50,120 ;
a,ar.Whitbread and Co., 52,098; Reid
Henry Meux and Co., 43,340
STATE OF TRADE. The exilsr imi i
raant
idn
ga
ndull s trade.this
from India and k re-
ceived China, has produced
effect in both the cloth and yarn
m a very salutary
been advanced fully 9d. per piece, anrket. Skirtings have
printing cloths are up
6d., whilst at these rates purchasers cannot
them-
selves, stocks being quite cleared out. 4nanrnot supply
very healthy,
and though no advance, adequate to that in thei cotton mar-
ket, can be noted, spinners are little inclined to p
at the slight improvement at present offered, ando anticipateoperate
freely
better prices hereafter. The failure of a house bere in the
general trade has been this week announced. It is, however,
of no consequence, save to the parties immediately interesvted,
and has been anticipated for some time.—Manchester chro '
.
nick.

outshot 32 0— 33 0
Riga, Rhine 35 0— 35 10
outshot 33 0— 34 0
Archangel
Manilla 26 0— 27 0
Bombay l9 0— 19 10

Jute
HIDES, Ox and Cow, 9f, tb
B. Ayres and Monte Video. dry.
inferior & mid. 0 6 0 6i
good & prime 0 7 o 74
Do. salted
N. Amer. salted 0 3 0 31
Brazil

dry salted 0 4, 0 51
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 6 0 6
Odessa, &c. dry 0 ti 0 7
W. India, dry 0 si 0 7
salted 0 4i— 0 5i
East India
Kips, B.A. dry 0 7 0 8i
Horse, d. each 7 6 —lO g
HORSE HAIR, lb.
Short

40 0 -41 0

brown 33 10 —37 0
Cod 35 0 --,36 0
LINSEED, ca'! 34 0 —34 6
Rape, pale do. 45 0— --
Turpen. cwt. 27 0 —2B 0
RICE, 11,), cwt
Carolina, dress. 30 0
in bond 22 0
Bengal, ord. do 10 0 —lO 6

mid to tine ll u —l2 6
African none.
IRom le. gallon, in bond.

Jamaica,
12 to 16 o. p... 2 8 2 10
stronger s 0 3 6
choice marks.. 4 0 5 0
SAFFLOWER, cal.
Bengal,
good & Anc...t 5 0— 0
. . . _ _ _

ord. & mid 2 10 4 10
Bombay
SA LTIPKIIK, Met. S. d. s. d
I East India
South American l9 0 —2O 0
SHELL LAC, T. cwt. i" /mud.
orange 6() 0 —6B 0
liver and block 3B 0 —5l 0
SKINS,
Neutria, 2 doz II —l2
Chinchilli, do.
Seal, each 2 0 2
SaUMAC, cwt.
Sicily
Malaga

Triesie.
Verona.

8 6 - 9 0

Tyrolese

Hone
.70 8
56 6
80 8

!SUGAR, 19, Mi.
B.P. Muscovado

moist brown .. 56 0 —57
dry brown .... 58 0 —6O
good & mid.... 6 t 0 —6s
fine v. fine .. 67 0 —7O
Mauritius,

dabs and moist 42 0 —55
brown & yel... 57 0 —62
fine yellow .... 63 0 —66
East India, Bengal

Khaur v46 0 —52
brown & yel. 54 0 —62
good and fine 64 0 —7O
extra fine 71 0 —74
Manila, in bond 15 0 —l9
Havana, do.
brown l7 0 —l9
yellow l9 0 —2l
white ord.. 25 0 —27
good & fine 28 0 —32
Brazil, in bond.

brown l4 0 —lB
yellow 19 0 —2O
white ord. l9 0 —2l
good and fine 22 0 —24
TALLOW, 19' cwt.
P'burgh, Y.C. 49 6 —co
Odessa..
Archangel .. 48 0 0
Buenos Ayres.... 41 0 —4B
TAR, '49, brl.
Stockholm l2 6 —l6

Archangel — -
Carolina
Virginia -

ITAIL'I'AR, 19' Cwt.

mixed
long tails 1 0 1 6

,SPITAL, Nov. 26.
REPORT.]

combed
INnioo, * lb. in bond.
Bengal.
pur. & violet
blue &violet
blue
violet, g. & fine 7 0— 7 6
ord. & mid. 6 0— 6 9
violet & cop.l 5 0_ 5 9
mixed .. J
cop. g. & fine. 5 6 6 6

& mid. 3 9 5 3
con. quality 3 8— 6 3
Oude 2 9 5 p
Madras
Guatimala, v Ib.
Floras
Sobres 5 0— 6 3
Cortes
Caraccas, Floras 6 6 7 6
Sobres 5 0— 6 3
Cm-tes 2 9 4 6
LAC DYE, v lb.
D.T. and prime. 1 4 1 9
mid. to good 0 6 1 2
ord. & inferior 0 3 0 4}
MADDER Room, v cwt.
Smyrna .. 48 0— --
Tripoli & Syria .. none
French
Naples

1 Cream of Tartar.. 63 0 -64
brown and yel... 4S 0 —52
TEA, lb. in bond.
Bohea, Canton .. 1 0 1
Fokein
Congou, corp.

. 1 74- I

mid. to fine. 1 9 2
Twankay, corn 1 8 1
mid. to good 1 10 2
Pekoe, Orange 2 0 3
Campoi,
corn. to good none
Hyson Skin 1 4 1
mid. to fine 1 9 - 2
Souchong,com 1 8 1
good to fine 2 0
Pekoe, flowery
Hyson, corn 2 2 2

. .
fine 2 8 3
Young llyson 1 6 3
Imperial
Gunpowder,
good and fine
TOBACCO, 91;' lb. in bond.
J. River, Leaf 0 2i— 0

Stemmed 0 4 0
Kentucky
Maryland
TURMERIC, cwt in bond.
Bengal 23 0 —25
TURPENTINE, Mi.

American
VALoNin, 44 ton. £ 8 ,
Smyrna, picked l4 0 —l9
Morea
WAX, BEES' '43, cwt. in bond.
African 6 10 8
East India
American 7 10 8

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, IsTcAmlixa 28.
We have had a large supply of Beast and Sheep at this day
market, but still continue of an inferior quality. Prime things
in good demand at our previous quotations. Prime Beef sid to
Gd ; middling sd; inferior id to 4fd ; prime Wethers 6d to 6fd
Ewes and inferior Sheep 41c1 to Sd, sinking the offal. Number of
Beast 1377; Sheep 599.