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Honse chose to attach inuendos to their expressions —which &ej disclaimed—as an excuse for rejecting tWir petitions . In this ease the petitioners explicitly stated thai they did not say there was a rabble in this Honse—bit that there wa * a ' rabble of Lords . And he said the same ^ thing—there was a rabble of every class of society . He had already expressed liis regret that these expressions , were In the petition , " but-he did not think they should be made the ground of not receiving it If , however , the motion for excluding it was persevered in , he should divide die House . The working classes ought to be more effectually represented in that House . At present they were allowed to exercise the Parliamentary franchise , he should look with much more calmness npon such expressions than otherwise he should be disposed to do . ' Mr AYYNN said he should be sorry to object to the reception of any petition ; but therewas nagrievance which ought not to be complained of in courteous and decent terms ; whether the language used in the petition was disrespectful to this or to the other House of Parliament ,, they were equally bound to reject it . He ,. was sorry the Hon . Member thought fit to divide the House ; and he thought it would be better to withdraw the petition and alter the objectionable passage : examples of this kind , if permitted would growr worse and worse . —( Hear . ) Mr . A . "WHITE Said he agreed with the Honourable Member ( Mr . "Wynn ) that this petition ought to be withdrawn . He was as much a friend to the working classes as any Member of that House , and he had used as strenuous endeavours to obtain Household Suffrage ; but he thought that ever } ' petition to that House ought to be worded in respectful language . —[ Hear , hear . ] The passage which had been , referred to in this petition could not be poisied at the House of Lords , for it was well known the House of Peers comprised the greater part of the nobility of the United Kingdom ;—[ Hear , hear . } The SPEAKER —( to ; Mr . "Wakley . )— "Will the Hon . Member divide r * : ; .
Mr . YvAXLE y said ie va < placed m a very peculiar situation- He wished to discharge bis duty to those person * who bad committed their interests to his care . The object of the petition was to obtain a remission , of the sentence on the fire men , whom the petitioners . believe to have been unjustly sentenced , at Edinburgh . He took it that -they had that one object in view , and that object only—that it was not their intention to insult the House , or / to use any expressions offensive to the feelings of its Members . Considering they had that sole and unadulterated object in view ^ he thought it better to withdraw the petition to-day , and would certainly do sc , with the permission of the-House . —( Hear , hear , hear . ) He would then write to the Chairman of the meeting , at which the petition was agreed to , and if the petitioners were still of opinion that it ought to be presented , he should feel it his duty to offer it again to the House , and iroald certainl y press the' question to a division . At the same time he should express his opinion that the petitionerf would serve the cause of tie unfortunate persons in whose favour they were petitioning more effectually , by excluding every expression which could be considered offensive to the feeling of the Hou . * e , He begged now to -withdraw ihc petition . The SPEAKER said the lion . Member bad consulteitb , e interests , of the petitioners by so doing , and he hoped that lie would explain to those v ? fio had agreed to the petition , that not the slightest obstacle would be raised to its reception if worded in a proper manner . ( Hear , hear . ) ' -- . Mr . " \ V AKLEY was liiippy to say that there was now iio obstacle in ibis to the jjrtwentaiiou of peti- ' tiohs . Wheiihe first had the honour of a seat , however , a very great difficulty existed in this respect , and Members had frequently to wait for five or six week * together , wiilidni . an opportunity being aSbrded for laving petitions on the table . ; in consequence ol the discussioas which , took place onpetitions . The . Spcaker had thonght it right to enforce a rule for excluding discussion on petitions , - . and nothing had been more advantageous to petitioners , who had not the opportunity on-all occasions of . layingdiarsentinieiitsbeibreJclie -Hoose . The Hop . Meihbensaid the nest petition which hehad to present was from the \ Xorking ;; Men ' s Association of London . The petitioners , expressed their unqualified abaomiuctLiii . tlia act of as&assiiiatk > u which was alleged- to bavel > eefl committed hy the Association of Cotton Sp inners . ( Hear , hear , benrj They prayed tuat the prisoners' Counsel might be heard at the bar , to show cause for Uie . remissiou of the sentence , and that the Hpu ^ e would appoint a Committee to enquire , into the objects ami -operation i > f the Operative Cottou Spinners of Glasgow , and that the House would direct the prisoners now under sentence to be . kepi ia ^ bis country until mob . step was taken .. 'In the prayer of this petition "he ( Mr . : Wakley ) most heartily concurred " . Th *» n » xt petition -was from t&o -worlvlng classes of Glasgow , signed , on behalf of ameeting which wasiramtroiisl y attended , by the Chairman . The petitioners stated that the five jrisouers were arramged before the Court of Justiciary of Edinburgh , and after bo . investigation which lasted . eight days , lhe . Jury unaxdinously fonnd the charges of -the fire-raising and marderiiot proven , and that by a" roajuriiy of only one was the minor charge proved- They prayed the " Hoi 7 sw to take the case " of t ^ e prisoners into consideration , aad make such commutation of the sentence as the'House niialit think just . The petitions were then Inid on the table . ' The WON . MEMBER then gare notice-of the course he intended to pursue upon the subject of the Glasgow Cotton-spidners . He would be glad if some of h « Majesty ' s-Ministers were present ; and it appeared to him strange that out of so numerous a . Ministry-having seats in that House , not one of them . attended the early part of the sitting , while day after day . Bon , Member * were reques&'d by their constituents to put qaeitions to them , wliicii they had no opportunity ol doing . One of them , at least ,-might pay the trifling tax of attending the House daily—it was not treating that House with proper decornm or re . « pect to absent themselves . Had the Noble Lord the Secretary-of State fur the Home Department been in Ids place , ashe had pro-• niised , he couW have infonned him " when the Lord Advocate ^ vould be in London , so that he might give notice of the day on which he iroald bring the question before the House . In consequence of the Noble Lord ' s absence , he ( Mr . VS ukley ) would be under lhe-necessity of interfering with ihe regular course of business at five o ' clock , in order to ask the qnestion , and he could not , therefore , name the day , bat he would g ive notice , of amotioa fertile appoiiitjnent of a Select Committee to inquire into iim constitution and objects of a society existing iu Scotland , called the Operative Cotcon-spmuers Association . — ( Hear , hear , heir . ) If that motion were negatived , lie would then moire that an hnmble address be presented to her-Majestyj-prayiug that the sentence of seven year « tran ^ xjrta Ooa , passed- on the Glasgo w Cotton-spinners , 1 « mitigated to a much less severe punislmaejit . He wouid submit these resolutions from an imperative sense of duty , founded on a con- j viction that these unfortunate men were ignorant of the crimes "they tod been , charged , wkh ; and he would state'further , that all the calumnies of the united Whig and Tory press , an d all the insinuations of the Whig ^ mdTory aristocracy , -would not inuuee him to shrink irom pressing these resolutions npon the consideration of the House , and , throngi . it , ¦ upon the peoplepf England . : : .. ' : ¦¦¦ ¦¦ -. T
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wnwwrwE—^ ^^^^^^^^^ ' i : .. , ' . :... ¦ PERSECUTION OF CH ^ WTIATJITy IN MAJJiLoascab . —On Monday , ihe 8 th Jah . ^ toe Board of Directors of the London Missionary Society ^^ reodved intelljgencc that a , TJ ») ent persecution , against the conrerts to ChristUmity , iii the Island o . f Madagascar , had been commenced » by the Queen of that country ; and that-a female , aged thirty eight , who was conTerted to the faith about seven years ; since , had been put to death , b y sptearjng , qn the Hth ' tf August last . In rconsequence : Tif& » 8 afflicting intelligence , the churches and congr , egatiQns in cdnnection with the society , had meetings in their respective places of worshipj in 1 / Midon and throughout ihe country , on Monday evening . last . Avcircular from tha eommittee was read ^ from whiC | h-it appears that nearly one hundred halJe vbeeft subjected to loss of property an diniprisonnieni ^ of were doomed to perptftual slavery . None | iad apostatised the letters left Madagascar , and the faith ' and patience exhib'ted by the first martyr were such as would hare done honour to t > e best and purest ages of the church . : : ^ ' ' , Relief of the Poor . — rln -consequence of a requisition , most numerously and respectably signed , the Mayor convened a public meeting on ; this subject , to be holden at the ifown ' Hall on Saturday last . The meeting was well- attended ^ and a subscription of several hundred pounds was entered into . With this fund fhe ooinimttee ^ have , during , tie past week , visited many dUtressedfatniliesi" and partially relieved their pressing wants . The relief has been given chiefly in coals and bread . Such is , however , the destitute condition of thousands , that yre feel bound to say nothing : like an adequate fund ha * yet been raised , ' and we hope tbe charitable and humane will siiil continue their exertions .
Dawkb Attempt to Commit a R obbery . —J . M'Skelton , James Heaton , and ' Thomas "Williamson , were charged with an attempt to commit a felony , under thefoHowing circumstances . William Clubley , a butcher , an aged man , residing in Portland-street , -deposed that on Saturday ; ¦ night Skeltori went to his shop , and asked for a , jcmtid of meat ; he was preparihg to serve bim ^ # ben be observed another man peeping into the ihojfi ,- and Skelton said it was his companion . He turned round to cut the meat , and in turning h « head he saw that a piece of beef had disappeared " from his block ; he then gave the alarm , and the beef was dropped in the street . M'Skelton did not stay , to get the meat lie had - ordered , and he ; believed that Williamson , waa the mao wko removed . the beef . Mr . Sidebbttom attended on the behalf of Williamson , and called respectable witnesses \ vhtvpro . ved that asfiir as he was concerned he could haveJiadnothjiicr to do with the transaction , not having left his lodgings the whole of the evening . Hewas consequently discharged , and the others -were remanded to give time for the production of further evidence . Hymeneal Drawback . ——One circumstance which , contributes to deter yoimg men from marrying in Smyrna is , that when a girl enters the Ijymeneal state , she expects to have' one at least , perhaps more , of her sisters to live with her ; so that poor Benedict must count upon having ; as good as two wives to support ; and if the family become reduced or distressed , he is expected to take the charge of them ; and as the families are very large ^ a man entails upon himself no trifle of expence . — Herve's Residence in Turkey and Greece . ¦> ; ; V / . '•';¦
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v Two op a TRAi £ .-- On . Friday week ) at ^ tte Polife-offiee ,, ' . Hull , Maria Bingham ^ - -a smart looking " young lady of easy Tirtafe , " -from Sheffield , charged Betsey HayercToftj a " vounglady of equally easy virtue , " of Hull , with an assault , by which her person , and property had ' sustained considerable damage . Maria exhibited 3 bonnet / minus the crown , and said that it was , reduced to that condition by the Violence . of the otner h \ dy , -who : according to ber'account , knocked . her doffB wi ± out tie least provocation , and * struck her over the side . It turned out , however , that * he-gave .-the first offence hy cabling ^ Betsey a . thief : and * tryin |; to irar : b ! er "bonnet ; and ^ rider ' tfi ^ 'ici rc unUt&nce s ' tiie Magistrates thought that one iaj , as "bad , -a * ihe other , an . ddisjnig 5 ed tie camplaintw It is lamentable tp see females deeent / 'and endcntly liot xineiJticated , lie these ^ Jiving '" a-He : p 0 nTamy ^^• hich erer > - feeUng nfirid ' must revolfc v W « r endetstand . Aeke girls have been the inmates of ^ den , 'le ^ tiby ' an abandonedworaanin , Sewer-Iane ' wHo , undtr pretence of JpttingVlodging ^ : 'decoy * strangers ' to ; her house , and then liaVing 4 rawn Uiem into her snsre ? demands of them-Bevetf-shilHugs per week ^' ahd tn addiwoaiaf-bf their wages of iniquity- Arwordtct thejtise _ is sufficient ^ jna weJbope ^ e pol «? BJTwhor h ^ -wF ^ ^ laiae te } To r Tigiinn ~ ce 7 will . pjoye ^ tHatvtHey * deserve it . njj £ e £ ping ^ a ' stsipio ^^ wit ^ ftet- this fodging-house for yoncg-tedie ^ fflKl not fail on ^ the , firstjopBortapity . to . bring the in&inpbsieep ^ er ^ tiifr ' establishment to jastace . " .. •' - " -- ^ »* > - ¦ . SfiiiUKis jn a Dram S ^ opj ^ Q ^^ a / aiej ' a det ^^ Hhg ' woin ^^' appar ^^ y ^^^ its of , age , ywas b %£ rgil& ) $ ^ Slr . ' Bolli ^! ¦ siju >; keepa > j ) ^ PubliaKpuse oh ^ p , fear ^ soa Side ,. with , going , anto ^ hw diim ' shiig ^ on . st ^ rtHkj ' ¦ - ^ remng ^ ani iUkia ^ 4 O 0 e shilling worth of copper fronv a shelf ; ie . htd ; « a- peite ^ . th » . prisoner- before , and h » d markjfed ^ the cpbvexi ;» young jnao stctr her take it ; ataa fbok hb ^ of hery-ib * tbEn . ia ^ -ft * -ibc 6 fey ^ -awatt '^ ont ' ^ ne ^ » e « t , and begged to be forgiven . ' She did not deny the charge , and wai fuUy commuted for trial . - . ,
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Cm the 25 th nit ., at Ebenezer chapel , by the Rev . W . R . Wood . Mr . Thomns Liiiley , hatter , to . Hnnnhh , only daughter of Mr . James Beiiri , both of ¦ Leeds . . - ' . - ¦ ' ' . ¦ ' ¦ -. ¦ . ' ¦; . . ; ¦ - . " ' - f - "A- . On the 2 Sth nit ., nt Mill Hiil chapel , by- the ; Rev . Charles WicksteaiL Mr . Eclvvin Baw » oii , bricklayer , to Mary Ann , daughter of Mr , Thomas Skinner , both of Leeds . ' On the 22 th nit ., at Saint Patrick ' s catholic chapel , Leeds , by the Rev . Robert Tliouipsoii , Mr . Jeremiah Sullivan , to Miss Mary Sullivan both ofHolbeck . i On the . 16 th ult ,, at St . John ' s church , Dewsbury Moor , by the Rev . J . Pnine , John Machillj Esq ! , surgeon , of Lindley , to Miss Marj' Smith , second daughter , of the late Edwards Smitli , Esq ., of Batley , ' Carr . " - .:, .... - .. _ . - : ... . '¦ ¦ ¦¦" ¦• ' . ¦¦ ¦ . - ¦ . ; . ; - ; ' • ; "' ••¦ ' On the 1 st instant , at Behjnive chapel , by the Rev . R ., Wi Hamilton , "Mr . JaiheVSmith , woollen drjiper , Vicar-lane , U > Marj ' , daughter oi Mr . JohnLeeming , both . of Leeds , . ' '¦[;¦;¦ On the 22 nd alt ., at the parish church , Halifax * Mr , William Crosslev , of Southowram , to Miss MuTtha Smith , of Halifax . Same day , at' the palish church , Halifax , Afr . Jubal" * " Rush tori , to Miss /^ iary Bootii ^ Vboth , of Northowram . " " . ¦ On the 2 Dih nit , at Todmorden , by theijer . Joseph Cowell , Joshua Fieldeu , Esq ., of Wateidde , "IVdmordeii , to Miss Maria Holt , ofTodrattrdeu .
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. . " . . . ' . - ' ; . DEATHS .- ¦ ¦ : \ . ;* . ' ; - ' .:- \ : v ., " - . ; On the 30 th nit . axed 20 year « , Margaret ; eldest daughter of Mr . George Hare , of the Rose and Crown Inn , Huddersfield . On the 2 b ' th nit ., at Green Cottage , Holbeck , Thdicas , youngest sou of Joseph Wuall . ey , foreign wool merchant , of this town , aged 12 years . On the 2-ilthnlt ., Frances , the infant diiugbter of Mr . F . H . Nicholson , linen-draper , of Halifax . On the 27 th nit , aged SS , ilr . John Rushworth , of Halifax . . r Same day , Eb ' zabeth Tngham , of White Hill , near lllingworth , iu Oveiiden . - On the 29 th ult , Mrs . Sarah Smith , of Clayton Heights , near Bradford , in the # 4 th year of her age . Her end was peace . , . On the 2 i > th ult ., at Norwich , muchand deeet \ edly regretieil , i \ lr . Joseph Tetley , woplstapler , und yam aueut , formerly of liradforj . On the 1 st instant , Mary Ann , daughter of Mr . James HolLard , shoe maker , Hopt ' -sireet , liradford , aged 24 . Her death was occasioned by-feeing in > water to the waist , during the late memorable iiood . ¦¦¦ ¦ - . . ;¦ ... . . ' ; ¦> -. ' •' - , ; ¦;¦ ' , . ; On the 23 rd ult . aged 49 , Mnry , wife of Mr . ; Jolm Lockwood , of Huddersfield ; Siune day , in his C 3 rd year , very suddenly , Thomas Jolmsou , Esq ., many years an eniiijent merch ut in V \' aketiela . . " . On the 2 i > th ult , in her 77 t \ x year , Mary , relict of . " -. Jr . Richard Batty , ol'fikley . - Satue day , aged . ID ,. John , son of Mr . 'William Dewhirst , sqUoohnaster , " Cross , ^ toue , Touinorilen . : On , the 20 th ult , aged 37 i Mr . John Rhodes , worsted miiiufacturer , Whetley Hill , near-Bradford . On theI 8 fh nit ., atauadvancednge , Mr . Thomas Bustptf * Leujtaorp ; Mill , nearBrauTprd . /" ¦'•'• ¦ ' On the 30 Jh nlt , afed 66 , Mr .. William J ) nXFSOii , yeomaa , of , Wads worth Mill , Todmprden , the eldest ; son of-tbe late Mr . MajorDawson 4 of Stanfield Bridge , Tudmordeni ' , . . ' : ¦' -. ' ' ¦¦¦ ¦ " ^ ; j . ' : ' > -.- ; . .. ' ; ) -On the 3 } gtult ., aged 77 years , Mrs . Howgartij , relict of the jlate . Mr . JeremiahHowearth , yeoman , of-Bliud-lanft , T 6 dinorqeh : ' , ; : ; f £ ^
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I FRQM THE LONOON GAZETTE , Jan , 30 . ' declabations ofjiisdiiyE ^ cr . i Jajs . 27 ^ JOJ 1 N HENRY HUSSELL , ^ f Bru toa street , triiloCi ' ., ' ; i . - - :- ;' : ; . ¦ : ¦ . . - ¦ - /¦ . ¦• ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ; . ' - Jan . 29 . HENRY WILMQT SEJALY , of 2 G , Gity-roadx upholsteror . : ' ; . V . , Jan . 2 tt , SAMUEL ELPHJCKVof 132 , Roiemaiy lane , victualler . : Jnn . % itOBERT DAVIS , of Pidford-house , Isle of \ Vight , niercliant .. . ;¦ ¦¦; ;/ ; ' ;; ;' - ;" , /; ' :. ;;; ' - ¦ ¦ - ¦¦; . ' , ¦ ¦ ¦ BiVsrkntfPTi .: ; .:- ;'¦¦ ; .: ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦} , /¦ ¦ - ROBERT jVRCH Eli .- ]^ Feiichurch-street , bnt . . iaovr of Arundel-streej ^ Strand , wine merchant , Feb . 9 , at half-past eleven ,-Find Aihrplv 13 , at half-past twelve , ' at ttie Court of Baukriiptcy . Mr . DaVjd Canhanv oflicial assignee , 46 , Finshufr-rsqiiare ; end Mr . ' Jolih Sandel ) , . " ^ blici « tor , 22 . Brtfad-streut , Cheapside . London . ^ EDWARD CURTJS , of ; Nevrmari ' s-row , Lincqln ' s r Iini Fields , tailor , Feb ^ 8 , ut twelve , and M . irch : 13 , at eleveii , at the court of Bankruptcy . Mr . George Gr « ehj official ^ ssipnee , 18 , Aldennanbury ; and Mr . . Foss ,. solicitor , Essex-street , Sir « nd . X ^ . ¦ .. ¦ . - ¦ '•;; . ¦ ¦ ?;;¦;; . ; ' ¦ ¦ ; ' ; . - - . ¦¦¦ ¦ ., - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ; ; SAMUEL SKINNER , late of Greenhath , Berkshire , br « , jw-er ^ Feb . 2 , and March 13 , at one , at the ( Jeorge Inny Readirig . Mr . liroomt ; , Finuigerv ; solicitoT , Ne \ vbury ;|; and Mr . Thottiiis ParkMj soJicitor , 10 , Sc ; Paura ' -Chiircli-Yard , London . C HIU STOP HER II AY ES the y <) iin ^ of LiverpooL'sbip huildi ^ ra Feb . - ' $ ) , ' .-and March / 13 j nt dii ^ V fit the Cl .-ireiidoii-rooms , Liverpiiiol ; Messrs . N ' orrisand Goi ^ , solicit <> r * , 19 , Btiftl ( 'U ' s biiildings ; H <> lt » orn , . London ; •'• mid Mr . Touliniii , solicitor , 49 , Puriv-lnhe , Liverpool . ;; ELJ ? ABIiTH CLK ( iG , late of BelfieW-hall , and upv of Wnitlilandy Rochdale ,: haiicashjre , iottou sjgmjuerj , Feb ; ii , and March 13 , dt twelve , at the ^^ ^ omftiissiwyeriiVn " ^) AluhcUestert : ; Messrs . ; Itictcardiiiind to ; , 20 , Liucoln ' s Iu'ii . Fields , iLontldn ; nnd'Mr . ' Joseph Biirber , solicitor , Brighpust 1 , near Halitasr :: : ; -- - '' , ¦' ¦' .: ' ' J ' ¦ ¦ ' . ' " : ^ ' •¦ ¦ ¦ : '' '¦ v . ' ''"" ¦ ¦¦ ¦• '¦ . - . ' GEORGE HAINES . of ICilsby , Northamptonsliirt 1 , groccT , Febhifiiy-16 und-. Mtirch 13 ^ at <* leven , at the -Auet * i Hotpl , ' Northamijton . Mr . ' ¦ ; Br itten . ' solicitwy Xorthan \ pton ;; : nrid Messrs . Blpvrt' V and Go ., No . SI , Lincolu ' s ^ imh-field ^' London .-CECIL KV"ANS , of Spout-lnnPf near Wellington , Shropshire ^ corn-1 ' actor , Feb . 19 ; and ! Mar . 13 , at twelve , at ; tho Shire-hall ^ ; Slin ? wsbary . ; / M esisrs . Blorkstock nnd Co ., solicitors , 1 , Paper-buildings , IVili ^ e , London ; and ijr > J . W ; . Watson , solicitor , Shrewsbury . . - ' : ; '¦ : ¦¦ ' . . ' - ¦•' • . ''""' ¦' ¦ '¦ . '¦' . ¦ - '¦ . ' ... ¦¦ . ¦ :. ¦" . ¦¦ - ¦ ' ¦ WJLI ^ l ARI FOWLER ,, of Aston juxta > Birming- ; ham , brickmakerv Fehi 5 . ; . nnd , March : 13 , at tw-elve , n Dee ' s Royal Hotel , Binninghnm . Jlr . Samuel Ifohne * , ; solicitor , 8 y Great Knight Rider-street ^ Doctors ' -coih . inous , London ; und "Mr . Augustus reate : ? , solicitor , BirininghaTn .
¦ nivinENDs . ,, . . . At the Ccnirt of Bankruptcy . Daniel Barrett , of Deaii-street , F «? ttef-lahe , and of Hi > lb 6 rn-bars , LoiKlon ^ grocer , Feb . 2 d ' , ut half-^ ivst eleven . ' Nathaiiiol Tiifl ) jell aud : Samuel Tuffnellj ^( ti ^ yfi tlc ^ iri ^ t ^ r - ^ KAdUi ^ &' - ' -i f ^ pv ^ ii yinelteH . and tano \ r-chandler « , Fob , 23 , at tw | 3 vft . : Williani Claringbold , irtrrnerly of TpiUjridge-wells , SpeldhtVrst , Kent , butcher , aiid '< iioV or late of St . : Albau ' s iinikeepeV . / Febl 22 j \ at -one . Edwiird Uurii , of St . Heleii's-place , London , merchant , Feb . 20 , at one . Joint Sliephnrtl , of Lower : Gro > j \ eiioNstreet , ( irosvenori-sq . Tinre , wine-tnerchaiit , Fel > . 30 , at eleveii . Richard Hertdersdn , late of Tottenham-courtrrpad ^ hotfier ^ Feb , 21 y at .. ele \ -en ; " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - . ' v - \' - [ . ¦¦ r . ¦¦ .. ¦> . : ' ¦ ' ;; . * ¦ ¦ - ' '¦ ' - ¦ In the Country . . Ralph Andrew , of Aslvton-undvr-Lyiie , cotton-spin-: ner , Feb . 24 , at one ; at the' Coihriiissioriers ' - royTiis , Manchester . Allen AhdrH « V of . Ashtori-nnder-Lyntb , I'dttoh-spihuer , l ' cb . 26 " , at eltneri , at the Coihnii ^ sipners ' -rooHis , SlaLnchester . Jamei Banks , of Preston , Looksellftr ,: Feb * 21 v at twelve , nt tlie Tovvn-LaH v . Preston ., Mattl » ias Fowler , of Lymiiigton ^; ; Ilainp ^ hire , wine-niHrchaiit ,: Feb . , 22 , at oii ) . . at tlie Crown Inn , Lyntlhrijs ( :. Thomas Cmiey , of Scrtlthorpe , Norfolk , ' inillei ' , Feb . 23 , at deven . at the Crown Inn , Fakenhmn . Richard Jones the younger , of . NewtoWn , Montgoinery-> hire , draper , Feb . 23 ; at three , at . the Cominissioiwrs -roouis , Mj « tichester . ' .- George Annitnge and John Torhkinsou , «> f Oldham , tin ? ber-nk r-. chants , Feb ; 22 , ni eiuveri , at the Cominissiontfrs ' i ropins , Manchester . Ralph' Aiulrew and Allan Andrew" , of Ashtoii-uiider-Lyne , cotton-spinners , February 20 , at eleveii . at thif Conimissioners ' - rooiris , Manchester . VVilliain . Edwards-Freernnn , of Manchester , draper , i ' eb .. : & , at ten , at thts Cpmiaissiouerrf ' -ivouis , ^ lanbhester . ^
v ^ BTii'v ^ tf : ( t-rFi ^ iRU An . Y 20 ; ¦ ¦ Henry 'Whitworth , of Little Lever , and Septimup Br , ennand y of Heap . s .. Giitwood ; Laricashire ,, calicorpruiters . Saimiel Hodson , now or '• "latB . Birk ;? acre , uearChbrley , A ' o \ ' Manchester , ^ calico-printer . Thomas Parnall , laie ol'Clark ' s-ulace , High-street , Islington , lirieu-dfaperv'Jonathau fox , ofBartpnV upon ; HumbervLincol ^ slrire , grocer ; DnyidJanae ^ of Darttord ; Kent , lyanker , ' Jphn ^ yurdvOf Wool-;¦ wich , bniilcer ^; GV () f ^ Hfirde ^ tv , of Sheffield , taWe-kmf ^ Tnariujacfiirer . Charles Flicker , / of Brighton , grocer , . ' Chnrles Tunier , of Learnings ; ton-priors , lodgiiig-lious «* -keeper . ; v : v' ? ' - '' . ¦ : . ;¦ ' •;¦ : '' - ¦ rAR ^ 'XEHsiirpB nissQ | r-y . Kr > ' . ' ¦ ;¦¦ , ¦;' . ; ' . ! ' ! . ' William Baxter aivd . fteorge iSdivardsj ; of Partford , drnggists . H # nry . TreggJpil , ISebrge Ewart ; aud Aroliibald Horii , of 22 . ' Jewiti ^ street ^ , Aldersgsite-^ street , anc-inatnifacturers . ^~ William ; Crew , ' Williahi Hqlbpnnii ; aud Charles Rowley , of Maccles ^ iield , ' ^ sills-dre « 4 orj | . j ,. Isaac Thomas . and ; vHugh Plulfips , ^ StrpndiJGloiicestershke , lium'tdirapers . - Richard . AifenboroiigbiaiAd Alex ^ er ; cluoeis ii an-S ' ei $ * df llf ) y Hjglirst ^ e ^ § horeditch ^ y ? k ^ broker ^ pfi ^ pS ; A % jw | joiyiii ^ attd James tt'ilIaus <»^{< if > Sftsf- ; 1 feld ^ pl ' asterewiX ' ' eorg ^^^ Bypf ^ Bent ^^ ainQelJp , ejirtiihvHyjle , Chesliiri . loihers&liuildersi . ; Jn . CooiW , ^ i& X ^ er ^ a ' I ^ ecca ^ bpl ^ 6 f ^^ P ampton-row ,-R \ i 3 sel l ^ Richard v lVeftbe >^^ i 5 < imund Weiibei ^ ' aitid * dfoHn Weljbep , of Ein ^ iithjvdriWterfr f ' so far as regards ; John W * bbjof ) . ^ J ^ h 'P : KelljV Robw » t W \ Kell ^ < Jeorge ; Elliott , ' jind Jajped \} % btter ^ ofGiA ! igo . ¦ ' .: ' and ; Manehe « iter , - taerch » i > tss , ¦ John » , Fpi 'and Daiid . ^ Fpx tnecyounger » ;• of > Batley ) ¦ .. Ybrkshire , ¦ wopllen-manTifactnrerjj . ^ vGerom , Genrian Doini- ; ni ( j [ ne D / Hplliuidifrvjuid Josep * h ilisoliere ;> -L i «^ d ,: 6 f 68 ^ : Fpr £ ssl ^^;; Cfii ^ legatt 4 , and . H . alf Mi > ouall 6 y , . ¦ V ^ ripplefen'JEeV . -r ^ vgk-: aiid : tailib ^ -chaydlers . Walter MaTtiit ^ rtd TTliousiaB Blythe , of ^ ivemtwU : Anne-mc'rclijiiits . " . ' Tlickii ^ Eawa ^ I ' mVd ¦ Ja&es EdWard ^ of iBridpof r ; ¦ Dpfsetshirl'i " ( wiiiij-toahuihctarHrs , ' Robert Scott and ^ ichdrd- HigginV" of BMk'South-parnd ^ VMattPhesterJpn ^ Jam ' os-D , uulop ' | and JdhivT . Oxley ^ df- Le ^ enhall TStre ^ tv genprfy Eqetchaiats ^; Wiliiain ; Hanglitonv Richard Robeitsv Alexander Ed , \ vard . % riadiRichard Jones , : of Bull-street ^ Binniiighan ^ j ^ nercer ^ . : . Robert ; CoItflD , John Coltou , -aud . j J $ Y !* r $ i C «> ltopi of Kingston ^ uppii-IInlU vlup-niMinfact « rers . ( so . far , ns fegrirdsJoh . n , ; ., yolt » i ) 7 . ; - ' : 7 ^ cWorth |^^ ii ^ d : ' ; William W ' ortlruiglpn ; " -of . Martchesfter , qonujiissi 0 !» nfeents ; OeorgeChpsitophfef ^ d ^ illi ^ m Tipjnog Christopher , of '•; ilrp ' nl . Corrtmrstfeet ^ : * ine-aiet ; - chantei KJblinP 6 tter > iJi > hn ; A ^ nnd Jam 09 Ashtoji ,: l > f-Hindtef , ¦ , Y « rkahire ^' ¦ ¦ « x > ii | - ' .. merchants ( sofarrh ^ regardsJrthn'Potter ) .: ; « . > V
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: HtiDDERSEiEI , © Cloth MAftKBTi > 3 AM , a 6 i ^ , Bu £ 3 nera w-the ; ' ^ Tuesday , wjooilar > to } ^^^^ ad ^ sii tor ^ -ij ^ m ^ hile badti At the doie ofihe day , x » nipi ^^ a fere * eiy ; geniBra ] f a-.-V- ^¦'¦^ . ^ r ^' - ^' ^ i J £ <*?^^ -7-rp-day we have had another doll market , buveris ¦ seetomposed + to ^^ have- goiJds for less money . W the other hand , sellers ore not disposed to let tneP fpddsgo'Stpriceij which will not remunerate tbenu * iis wooli arehigher in price thari they were a ^ fewf weeks past . Some sa ? es were eSected at last week ' s ^ prices ; but , 'on the ; wholes it has beea a tooor ^ inarket , The wool trade ^ is very flat ; Tfie ri ^ &M Foreign ; Wools liave induced t % staplers to ask more for home ; articles , biit tKe"lpw " pn <^ Vpffer ^ 1 or ' w manufactured goods iudnces manulacturera : to refuie pnrchasiBg much : vrpfoi ) ' c 6 n » equently very httle 9 business hasbeen done . ;¦ ^ ; , IV ; V V : VC « VMA ^ CfiEsi ^ B . ^ T ^ ere ; is ; very little change to ^ notice , in : the Ijianchester ; , market . . Owing to the i istoppage df the canals , " very little business fe behj ' jdonef for the liist ibrtnight , e % ecial ! y in Yanij whichj has been sold ; at rather lower prices . ; For pdwejf- : loom printing clpthsvthere 1 >*(»¦ a little more inqulrV ; on Monday and Tuesday ; hn £ flie demandsfsis or A no means general , norcanU-be expected to beconte so until ^ e have a . change at weaiher . 'V HuLLdoRN ^ MabicRXj « Tan . 30 . ^ -The snpply ¦ p fVWbeat at ^^^ our marltet . to ^^ y ; was hot largej anil ; the ' - " ; , condition ^ on ljr middlingv f ? the fa rmers were ; demanding , higher ¦ prices ^ - . but ' -. not being cdinplied ^ withj . the business done was not extensive , and no i alteration' in value can be noted to-day . Barley ia fair supply , and fuUy maihtaised" its pride . Benri << supported'the rates pf this "day week . Oats ^ were in detiiand at fa . Uy . 'bur taist currency , fiapeseed muit- be noted ; I ( fe . ' per > Jast - dearer , ' No : alteratiou in 5 Linseed ^ ¦ ' : Wheat , Old , 44 s ., 55 s , j 38 s . ; New--V ) # & . 65 s ;; JB | arley ^ 24 > . 26 s . 293 . ; Oats , 15 s ., 2 f t < . | ' $ 4 i ; Bean # i 22 s ., . 35 . ; PeaSj 32 s . , 34 s ;; Linseed , 40 s ,, 42 b ., . 44 s j jlapeseed , £ 24 . to £ 25 . per last , ; ^
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; V V ; V ; ' " . ' ' * mp * _ : ' : '"' . ; ' . - - . ' ' ' ,.-: ' ; . ' . . . . - - . : ' . YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN . "' : ¦¦ ¦ ' ' V ' ' ! .- ! : ;^ : AR 1 iET ^ ; : " . ¦¦ ¦; :. ; ¦ V ;^ V ' -V ' V ;; The Navigation- continuing : ctesed , v' y ? i have ni fresb . arrival of any Ikiiid of Grjiin .. The attendance of . buyers , is not numerbuji ^ and ^ tl »^ sales of all ' articles are merely in retail , at the rates ' ' of' la ^ t week . ¦¦ ' ¦ ; . .. ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ ¦ = ' ¦ > V ' V " 'Vv VV'V ' vV WV- ; s
^ : Leeds Cloth ;; MAEKETS ; -r-In the Coiaured and White Cloth Halls , on Saturday , there Was the most extensive demand for every description of rhanu factored goods which has been witnessed for a long ' period . It is statedV that one mercantile firm , in Leeds , purchased ^ six thousand ends of Cloth . On : Tuesday , there was a iair average market , considering the season of the year , and during the week there , has been a considerably larger ; quantity of goods ^^ takehout of the marketthan has been brought into ^ it ^ during that period ; bjat the inclemency of tbe weather has ' retarded the manufacturers from gettirig : ; theirgpod 34 Dtb a fit state ; for : the mark 6 ti ; iTht ^ individuals engaged in the warehouses are fully ^ mg loyed . The prospects for the - spring trade ' appear j ; pvbegradually improvingv ^ ; : ' V V ^ : j V Le Eps ^ feiiT ; p > : JccfHT ^ jpATTiiiE JEahv , JAi */ 3 L--i ' ^ hefc ? -was , aV «^^^ ^ jCattle ,, ^^{ hieh ; 3 » as ^ vell . J : attended ; by . buyeri ; ¦ ' -, conse-, Qtienily ; : nearlyv ;' tb ^! , wholej e ^ epps ed ' for sale were ; jdisJQsejJ , ' o | at fth ^ : iol | pwing vpricea : VBeef ^ . from ; 5 > . 6 S ., to 6 »;| find . prime quality ^ - 6 s . 6 d . vpte r stone ; Muttonj '' -1 ^ d .. p "« T Jb . ^ Number of Gatd « at market , JBeas t ?/^; Sheep , 2 , 200 ; J Pigs , 100 . ; V .-, : ¦ -. .. . } . ¦ ¦ . Ii ^ DS ^ -CorB ;!* I'Marret , { $ A . ii . ' ¦ ¦ ; 30 .-i-We ' : " h ^ y *; no 8 uppHes to report , ^ ; the w ^ er cprntnlipipaticms being still Jtopassablej ^ and tH eVtrade ; < j f to-day | s confined to mere-retail ^ transacrip ^ "in ^ both 'WhjWt and Barley . The value of every jfrtlcle remaining about the ^ meas ^ n'tbJs . day week ' . ^ ; ; . :. ; ' :. '" \ . ¦ - ' ~ : .:--i ^[ -- '" : . )¦ : '¦ : 'i'V ¦¦ . ¦ . jr :-..-: ; ..-: M-:: v . - "S : . . ¦ - ' < ' .-:, ; . ' HAY .- ^ -Price of Hay in Leeds , ^^ from 7 $ di t » 8 d ;;; ¦ Strawy ' 4 d ,. to ; 4 ^ d ; p er ; . stone ; ' - , ; . ^ :. \ x * j ¦' ?; . V ' -VVVv . Vs : ; - ¦ ' ¦ ; T At < T ^) 'W * - ^ Tbe / price of Tftllo ^' in this ^ to Wn ^ continues at 5 s . per stone-i ¦;•¦¦ :: - --. ' ' ^ ' ; . . ; f . ; : r ^; : \ : . ' .. ¦• . !¦ ¦ - ' ' r I . - i •• ¦ ¦• ¦ ¦¦ ¦ : •• - ¦ ;¦• ' ' - ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ " f ' ¦'! " ! i ' - ' '' •¦ ' ' ' »¦ ¦ . - > . !?¦ ' ( 'W ' : ' ,:- . ¦ j jj ljA » Fqi ^ I > . ; yVopiKs ; MABKB ^^;; FElB ^; l ; --iT 1 i ^ price . ^ . Wpplg ^ bas-s lifelyiwlongaa the ; communication ' jfe ; so . ; epcituaUy ^ iut ^ ffib ^ ibed ^ osti ^ Indeed ^ the 1 , < yery brkt deinrind ; which eiistSj supposing ' it to ? fiontinue : wpuld even ¦ ¦ in . 'j tfe ; :. ' ease of tbe roadsibtsin ' g ; . opwned render any decrease i ) j price rerj' problema-. DOaU-,,. ' ; - - ;;^ , ' ;;;;;;^ . ^ : ;¦ ' ;' . ; ; -4 ' . ' ; v'V ^ vV ; . ' : ¦' : ¦•¦ v ;' : <¦ ' :-:
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MANCkESTK . il . CORN EXCHANGE , Siihinlar , Jan . 27 , ; . Owing to . tbe continue A stoppage of the cjiriaU , « o ar e withr o « t turrw ;> l » : froiin the interior v Mrhile thosis frnin irMiinit- ¦»!« «> j \\_ y U > ivmoAewte . extent . 'rhDiB bug : been ^ re : it . 5 nii < vtj | vjt / throughout the trndi ! during the ; wt ? ek ; prices reimunini- ¦ ¦»* last noted . * At our market this morning , there is ' : bnt Util (« biwini' « 9 doing in Wheat , » yhich is only tukeli olFin small quantities to meet the present wivnts pi' the uiillers . " hiohr-Is alow of sale at the proFioivs currency , the bujurs Khovripg { Treat reluctance tQ : comply with the tulVaij ' coJ rates Kihcet " he . ' aettinp . in of tho frost . Oats Rnd Oatmeal ? trc in muderato requeitat full prices . Other ariieYfM steady ..: :
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LIVKKPOOL CATTLE MARKKT , Mona » yi Jnn ;?<» . - Wo huve' htt < ta very ' ltttoafeirale HixpjAy r » f . ' Mumty nt '» nitTltt > fcto-iiiy , und . tho qnahty has been gimfmll / pretty ifood . . Themark * - ' * in the ihornuijf . > vui rathw dull , in consi'iiuence of the Unyurs not beinj ; willing to iiccedii to the advuucui prices of the saletunen ; but in the afternixm they pave way , and innii y ¦ countrybuyeribeiDjr . prespnt , hiade ^ it a * toleiiiWe brwkn » art ( 'f . Of Sheep we have had ft very good BUpplj fj > r the : itnutoii . ' n ( the j'bar , an A they dn not , us yet , dcova 8 i > . in prim ! , fully niuintiiinmg our last ireek ' s qnotiifionB . Good B « ef liuty brtquntetlat from 5 d W 6 d . with it few ; of inferior ^ jtwHty at a Jil . per lb ' Good wether Mutton sold readily at 7 d . with w > me of inferior ( luality , and evi-en at from Cdi ' to . 0 { d . per IV . Nuttiber of BeasUat inapket , I , 05 f >; Sheep , 3 , 119 . " ¦ - ' . OATTLK IMrpRTKD 1 NT 6 LIVEIVPOOI / , : . ¦ ¦ ¦;' . . - >' r 6 mtli . e ' 22 na ' lothtv 2 flthJ . a ' n ' . ' , ¦ -. ' . ' •; Cows . CslVt ' gi - Sheep . Lainiw . "I ' tKi * . liowcs . 953 15 1 , 857 8 3 , 026 19 : };
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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE , f nestiiay , Jani . 30 . r With the'exception of . Hour and Oatmeal of whichthere has been ; a fair supply br Eteam-bpats ; th » week's imports are '; . light ; large ijrrivala ' inay , howevor , be looked for on the tiwt , cliango' of wind , it jjeing understood that considernhle . shipv iiient » have been niado in many of tha . Irish portB . The : sales of iVjeat , '^ ince Tueaduy , . have , been * chSrtly ; confined to-our local millers ; who have purchased only foritheir immediate ; iwants ; ¦ the paucity aCsupply . ; howeveT , ha '» eiriah ) i ? n . ViolileTStoobtain iieurIv . the rate * i >( ihat day ; 8 s . to 8 a . fd , hasbeeh ; paiil for f » n £ Jiiinerick led \ Vheat , and 7 * . 4 d ; tp 7 » . fd ; per / Olbs . . for ordinary runs . English andj ' orpii'nh . ' i . ve been little UKjitited for , Floui has algo Bolit rather less freely thaudiV riujt : the previous "weckJ tiata , notwithstanding th « stoppage of the intPrior -navigiitipn , have ' sold on fully as good , terms ; several parcel * havn 'bt'en Inken to linld over , arid on" > 'ridavj 2 » . 9 d . wiiB obtained fot good mealing qualities . Newry were ? iwld ^ jit i 2 s .- lOdi pfr 451 bs : ; : the ( jiiantity ofi ' eringr is smaB . : Oatmeal h : if » . met ii retail , « ale without v . iriation . in volnei 2-is . to 25 s- per 24 Qlbs .: iire current rate * . There has been very little * pa . s * inff in uialtind 'Batloy | n little 0 iersiVi »« r haanoldat 3 ( js < bnt Rootl paTcpU of tinK ^ istk are offering » t 33 s . to . 34 s . per iinperkl qnarter . Scotch uialtiup ; is worth *»• Id . to 4 s . Jidij arid grinding ? $ . lOd . to 4 a- per CQlbs . Boana und Vjeut ^ iuye beBu dull Kile at previbns mtes . ; 44 s . is an extreme quotation for old pigeon Beansi Knelish harrow are selling . ' at 3 !> si , to ' 4 tii . per quarter ,. ; and Irish' at &S * . to 3 Rs ; per 4 $ > lbB . There aivs been ljttle . ; buiiine * 3 in bonded nrticleisja small lot of iBalticred Wheat has been sold at 5 s . 2 d , per JOlbsi ;; and Bomh- freiih supt'rfine ;; Wo'iir at 2 * u . per barrel . The trade , generally , . rilled dn ] l thi <• morning , and such satea as were ; effected ia Wheat were at 1 < 1 . to M . per buxhtl below ; the rat >« of thisi day week , Flour was also is . per : sick lower . The ; -busincuK in Onto wng very limited , but holders were firm , ; aud we repeji t the . qiiota tion « ' of - 'last Tuetday for this grain ; Oat- ; mealwuii the tnrh « heapef , ;;;; ; : ' . * . . ;
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High Water ; Alprni Tide . ' Even . Tide . t Feb . 4 Snii ( lriy . ; . i . ; 10 past § t I 55 VastV 1 i 5 sbjc , y V 5 ; Monday . ^ . r 42 ^ ..., 2 . | , ' 24 .. ~ .... . . 3 Art ^ V ii I'ni'sday .. M ,. > ... 3 F ; 8 ...... 4 m > hv 7 lVeanesday-ll .. ; ... 4 < 8 ' ... ; .. 5 : ? ' ¦ ¦¦ 8 Thtirsduy ...: J 4 .. « .. 5 4 » .. ^ .. 5 ; V 1 ) Friday ...... (> ...... 6 29 .. ; ... <> JO j SatuHay ... 46 V ..... 6 -. ^ .. » :.. ) 7- } V > The fiarton steam packets sail daily from Hull to Barton utsevian iii the morning , aiid hall-past ^ wehtf and four in the after ; ioon . Tlwy sail from Barton 1 ft - . Hull at riiiie iu the moniinp ; , aud at haUVpast t *| and haU " -past six in thu aftenioon . On JSitudati ^' from-Hulliij ;^^« ightin ' thu m 6 niing , ; 14 ndironi Iiari , : it half-p'ast two in tht ? aftynioofi . An extra paAsag ? from Hull is made cvisry other Monday ^ at ; a . ( iiiarler past ten from'Hulli " and eleven from Barton . . ; The IIoreeBoatlnaves Hull ; exl'iy day , two honri ; . helbre hjgh water , and wUm tli 0 "nriud is contrary half an ^ Our earliurVarid returns fr oia Barto n toHtu ¦ attherimfrofVhigh ' vvariT ^ V V ' ¦ V- ¦ V-The NdwiHollnudSteam ^ acfcetleavesIfnll ^ iviljtB ah seven , half-past eleven tun ,, and JbuF }) . r a . ;^ I « turniJrom New ^^ JltjJla 4 M . at mne a 4 a-, two »^ nL ; H half-piist sixp . iu . Oil Tuesdaya tiuil Fridays , Hull M lijarket day ? , there is an extra trip—from New Hoi . ' ¦ land at twe ^ v ^ , atiJ from Hullaf one . > ¦ The New Holl : uid ; Hoifse : ^ Boat sails from Hull two ¦ loiirV before hull wivter , and returns from Nevv- Udfe .-1 lahdto HuU at liiifh water every day iii . the weeki - ; ¦ The Steam Pneketn for Guinsboroiigh , ( iooWi I ThoniC , S «* lhjy mid Vori , sail each day irow UvlSf I three Iionrsarid a half before hi jrh water . iH The York Packets leave Hull tor Selby and Yorki ¦ every day tc srritthe titles ^—Suridajru e ^ cep Uhl . . / t ¦ ¦ ¦ T he \ armhutU Packets leave Hull every Wtfdhe ? , ¦ xlay and l ' mliiy , ' and return from Yarmouth ever )? I TnPsday and Saturday . ' '"•••' ¦' - ' ¦ llie Steam ¦ PacketV for London leave Hull 0 ? ¦ Tuesdays at ' eight nioriiinjr , W ' eduesdays at eigltf , ¦ and elevnn morning , aiuV Saturdays at eiglit nii m i'leren Tnorning . Tliey leave London onTvivsdayi , ¦ Wedn ? sdays , and Saturdays , at ei ^ ht ia & * ¦ inorriinij . : ' ; . . '¦ . ¦ : ;¦ : ' ..- ;;; , V . V .:- -.- . V ^ V . ¦ ..: ' :-. ' "¦ :- ; VVV ¦ The Leith Steam Packets lenvif Hull every We 4 « hesday and Snnilay ut high water , aiid Leitu everj ¦ Saturday aiid U ' ednesday . : V V : : , i ¦ VTht ^ Lyiiu StPaihers sail ; lix > m Hull every WpduwH I day and Fridays at high water , / and frohi Lyuu werf . ¦ Tju « sd : iy and Friday morifing . " ¦ ' *'" ¦ ¦ . The VVhitby and ' Newcastle Steamer sails e \ fr /; ¦ Sunday , after . tliii arrival of the London Packets . } nnd return ^ froiri JJowpajftle oa "Wednesdays ami Whithy'ttn Thursdays , calling off Hartlepod ) , Sqi * -. tlerlaiid , and Shields . , ; : >| The' Newcastle Steamdrs cleave Hull every \ Vdi- ;" nesday , Friday , aud . Saturday morning , and Ne « - > caistle erery" Monday ^ ' Wifduesdav , and Thurv «! ar < morniiigj calling ; off ScarborouX'h , Whitbyv ; U ^ nlipool , Shields , andSuiiderlaiid . ; ' \ ¦ . " ' - ¦*¦ j The Hamhnrjgli Vjfeclteis sail llrcnn ; Hull everf ^ Tuesday , V' ^ ufsday , '' and . Saturday , afternoon ; tub from Ha ' Hibujgh the ' same days ; V - ¦ ¦ . ¦ . ' : '¦ : ' ; -The Rotterdam Packet sails every Wednesilayf : afternoon , and retunis every Saturday .. , - ' - * '¦ '• The Dundee ^ teainer leaver Hull every Wedne * J £ dny ;; ahd Dundee every Saturday . V V V ^* V
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> . rr " ' HOUSE OF XX > MMO 2 ^ . ¦ •' - < - ¦ THUBSDAY , Jak ; 23 . ' - . ' -- ' .- .,- . r « IiASGOW ^ OTTON SPINNEES . . JKt . "WAJd ^ ar ^ a he had ¦ a petition to pre-~ as » t 1 rran the GreatSadical Association of London . " ^ 3 Efett *!^ ras a prayer to this petition , as of course . WSiease ifistoail petitions ; but as tbe ' - peri ' tiqners had ¦ Ssegacsied Mm to more that it be read hy the Clerk rea&tbe House , he hoped the House -would have no ^ f * k } sic& »* to ^ that being doae . The Clerk then read - j | y ytttiwu , which was as follows : - -.- ^ 35 i tte . Eight " Hon . and Hon . the Knijjbts , 1 ^ -CidMOs , . and Burgesses of the United Kingdom « fi € teat Britain and Ireland , in Parliament - " r iaftrtHBabkdi -. ''TS f ' peS&m of the Great Eadieal Association of ~ jS »^ StopinsHBijaousl y ^^ adopted at a full meeting ^ of f-y ^ rii ^ Hf- sieweth , &&t jour petitioners'karri with «« moytiiaS a . sentence of seven years' fransporta-V ' iS ^ rtua 1 been passed npon the . CoTton Spinners of ^ V Glasgow ,, for offences many of _ which were com . g < yit « l antecedent 3 y to feme of " the accused being P ^ mTnV « w <> f fee Association , generally charged in Sc ^ Bfe indictment . as illegaJ . That-Trades' Associa-^^^ p $ jrill at . oEce- and for ever cease , when / the ^^^ aidtjrft ^ t&eir . existence shall he determined hy - -SHilV ^ ic ^ qf the British . Legislation , making lie > . ^ 6 « we . of Commpns , instead of the Trades' Com--aaotiBe Booms , the place of representation of the ^ -akfcale « tf Sae people of this empire—that Trades ' v Aiwiciitirms have been estahlished in order to op-. - ¦^• se the dominant power which the TepresentatiYes of ¦ - ^ c ^ fesl iav e ac ^ trired in-yonr Hon burahle Hous e , SbkJ "that tJiey irifl Necessarily be con tinued . - so long -Vh >^; mptued qnidification remains the test for judg-- Vlsgj" -ot xey ^ ehtatiTe fitness . Your p ^ dk Jaoner $ \ fiirdier - begV to direct the ; . > ettention - *« £ " j [ q « Honourable : House .: to the . fallowing : V 5 as £$ j namely , that the Jury Law * in Scotland differ jjferat those ol every other portion of the vast domi-^ mgaa nntler the control of the British Leglslatare , rni that , inasmuch as the majority of a Scottish _ jgpsjf igaiileeidfi the question of gnilt ^ r innocence as ^ Jseg » &jodgment , wej-your ; petitioneK , cannot avoid zSee&mg some jealopsy-at the fact of the spinners hes ^ - eon Ticte 3 / % a mere majori ty of one of a Jury "Consisting of rarein ^ rsons , and selected frpm a Hst - ^ 5 rf >« iaE 6 ^ we persens , fire of -srhom addressed appli--aaiions to . lie *) aw agents fox lie prisoners , - requesting i » be excused as jurors , in consequence of the . jsgudice which the pnbh * e press had createdJn their i - = gr , kidt . Yenr petitioners farther beg leave to remind '_ 5 *« r&onouTab ! e House , that for many months the ^¦ jefs-circulated opinions as to the guilt of the spin-• awrn , . especially with regard to the murder of Smith , - <« f wfeieh they were unanimously acquitted hy the ^>» 3 j and that snch reports were very much' calcu" iiaied to-deprive tfce prisoaers of an impartial trial . . "Sam : petitioners also beg to remind jour Honourable - ^ Haoae , tiat . haTristers are not frequently- in thehahit . ?^ citerfering with their clients after jndgnient ; but . £ fea £ * £ H of the most enlightened and distinguished •^¦ kwcites of the Scottish bar , together with j ? even of " A&Jury , iave signed an address to herlUajesrr , jgiETiog for sa ^ rrest of judgment in the ease of the j ^ JRoers .- That the trial lasted for eight days , duj ^ riri . ch long period seven of the jurors saw no - g ^ j ^ 'n far faifr ) gA f ¦ pr j * P <* gritty itpan ? i > y one -t . j « Cike- rosMj ' . coasts on -which they stood charged—: £ faEtth £ msjority of the jury evinced gross ignorance , ' 3 ^ rjeeni \ ie ^ Ds the pria » Bers upos the tenth count in 3 § ej& 2 ietment , and acquitting them upon the fifth - j « umt ; in both of " whiet connts the crimes charged i s » ejc the rame , but digerently coloured ; " thV prison-- j&s were charged in the indictment with acte spread aisara period « f more than" twraty ' vear ^ , some' of ¦ vAeansi being thirty , years of age ; and th ^ people " HS-dns'toniib ^ y cannot be reconciled tp the justic e of "'ifeitentencej which has been . passed , sot Bj > on a dc-¦ SiJasaiB verdict , irat upon-the opinion of due man . 135 as meeting denies the aspersions so lavishly heap-*« 4 vcj » a-Trades * Associations gen # ralrj ,: while they = s ^ sat , that there is a rabble of the trade , as there is sa jahhle of" jrieXords ,. a rabble of the Aristocracy , - SsitjTBarpetitiflners do not say ' that there is a rabble . j ~ i £ jroar-HoDOHrable House , to whom your petitiooers . i * Hr pray- -that tout Honourable House will be - gfiretady ia order that lie ends " justice ioay "he at-. ^ tamal , to'hear Dnncan M'KeJl and Patrick Sobinjara ^ . Esqrs ^ , "Advocates for the prisoner * , at the bar rfjorat . Honourable House , witi a view ttt have an ^ 5 > artia ^ -hearing of flie whole casey so that those - 'tAo now" doubt the " g ^ Ht of ^ ie . prisoners -may be .: « 4 isficdI&ai . yoQ ? -HoBburable-House -is Teally that * "feTn ? l to wbirh ^ tho jgeoplyAgnhi look fer = a proper ^ BuusBtB&m of joar . o * rn laws . ' Your petitioners "Sarflaerjarajf that yonr Bocourahle House -will he - ^ iaci » nstv'ple * aed-to assimilate jthe Scuttist- J-ary jtaw to tlie Jnnr iaws of England . . S % nedlbrj and on behalf of the ' . Meeting , " And with their coiScurc-urrence ,
jFFAEGIJS O'COXNOEj Chairjiax . , > & .. GUEST objected to the recep . tion of the p prfitkm ., on the ground that it contained - language » - ^ iec £ efpeet £ dl to the Honse . He moved that the - £ jferi read oTer _ again that passage in ihe petition " ii £ . > rbic 5 i these wcms ocenired , ^ 'A rabble , in , your ip « B . Er ase . "— - ( The pa&sage-alluded-to ^ and some •^ bers "were wholly maudibk in the gallery , -when - -jfirClerk Sist read them . ) Tie Clerk aocordinglY read as follows j— That jock- petitioners frequently find unworthy imputa--& 3 HS ^» ast upon the Troikmg classes , who are soineafcH&es designated a& a rabble . That your "petitioners * &wiot deny that there is a rabble of the trades , as aJseseig a-rabble of the Lords , and a rabble-of tie . iinstocr&cy , but they do not say that there is a -= so £ ftftc ~ Qf your Hon . House . "' VSIse SPEAKER said that the House certainly M j wiM sot reeeive a petition which contained lanssaage ^ snespect&l to the Hocse ; b ^ t the question -acas , anrald the House reject the petition because it « c * stahied language disrespectful to the other House . -jgjP ^ iarnent . - _ ¦ - ¦ .--. V 3 £ Se © £ ^ -Pot it to the Hon . Member for ^ fesbwry , wJw | S ^ rV ^; jronld not withdraw - his - * , v * t ** v - - ' \—• •* - ¦*—*— ,. * -- - - . jjV ?) tmp - r . --- _;¦ ¦ . - - . - ' _ ' - - - . JfcVTSL ^ ECES ^ DiiiMjt trader-stand tie petition -ac » be disp ^ piee ^ M ftrtbe Hcmse . : Mr : G-UESt ^ -Jtf it does not call ihe House a s&ble , it goes vervnear it - " . sJixsWASLEY—I ^ can assure fiie Hon . Member - ? &&- *[ -willnot wifiidraw the ' petition . ( Mr . Guest ifase rt » e , * and . tras . loudly called to order by Mr . "SSakley ,: Sfbjti was « ull oa . hi * legs , amidst loud . SangbtPT . ) " . Be' regretted that the expressions * ob-^ ertad to had been inserted ; but he felt at the same :-i 3 ^ ae that it « as ids duly to present it , and indeed he idjdjMJt think . that tbe objectionable expressions were ¦ afsach a . nature as to induce the House to reject it , « ra |[ . tiia . t . petitioQs had been presented to the other ScBaesrbaTging MemVers © f the Honse of Commons ^ rrrfc violating ., tbeir xaths in the vote which they ig *? e * on- '^ ht Irish Chnrch question . . Under these ^ KCE 3 isfanee ^ "ieliop ^" that tie Honse . would shew s £ p £ they were noXVudb-sBsned enough to reject a » . * tiitjqB -becaase it contained alhisions to persons ^« e 2 » were not . Memhets of that Honse , It ough t to jteioM&in mindjtJiattiie p > opcrtTguaBfieatipn . ' had -aetaia < ietl-&um UratSdUtelhdse who jiroperly repre ^ snttod the : JwlhigS' aid opimoas of thik class - of : ^ rikHffierp . * " f 4 ^ nQsr i ? ne b . _ cirentrj ^ ance ^ he hoped ¦ •>^< Qr « t'fiffiy 5 roaia Jiot £ X € rcise " anything like iyperarfi ^ rTgn mik respect to this-petition . V V ^ JBx . GUES 5 saB that the petition-was not cal--aaiatal to *^ 4 e VtBei . object wiucb , it had in view 5 ^ at it jSiat ^ Eaed a libel and reflections on-tbe other V 25 eas % . aad te would thereftaemove that the petition ^ ejsd ^ reeeiT sed ^ ' ¦ :- ¦¦ . V . ^ ^ r- JA 3 IES said , thai ^ though he agreed with sfiie ^ OD ; Member for FmsbW , that the : class from : r * Aeafc ^ petition emaaated-were not properly r ee fer . - ^ eesited in that Honse , ie jet tbT ^ jgnt the wording pi ^ ifepetitioninpaatioos . and . disrespectful , and iB-buld JSswwre second the motion . : . $£ uJff A KTJ-g ^ tbwgbt -both Hon . Gentlemen Sp- ^ r too . captiang , Jbr 4 he petition ^ id not ; speak , oi ^ a . sabWe in the Hoase ^ f Lords , bat of a rabble of ae ^» Ta rrtft ' ' ** V . " - ' " ' - ' * - " . ' Aa Hon . MEJIBEB on the Opposition side oi -Sfe ^ S ^ Be ^ jaBSRiaaJBe-wecoald- not learn * d siai this was a meBe iqaibble of ^ the Honourable 3 £ esnber . TJ » question simpb / vsas , -whether or joot Aype $ t ««? Bra *» ecbBS in language' Sfaoi b ; com l ^ glar that ^ ppBertti ' re cei ^^ ' In ' . bis bpiuionit - -aeaJaSjoSywas nbiiXand at the same . time be could ' ^« 5 Jt > aso 3 "Vexpress ^ g . bi » Apiaioiis , -that the Hon - ^ Saofeer * would ill serve the cai&e o ^ ^ e ' petitioners . ' ^ fee-did iwl iutiigAte"tgtlrem ~ Siat such language -aeaslasU j ^ becoming . - I ' f- ' ' a /^ gPEA ^ E& bfcgggd . fo , dfwr Jfr ^ Waltky ' i . - ^ rfteu&m . ' totme of the expressions contained in the V a pe&ion . V * 33 iE ^ tJtioBers sppfe ^ l ^ a-raljjle ' of the JEk * 3 « , but- ihey wonld not « ay "* . ffiaf ; . tb ? re vras 1 ? TtB&&e 5 ar&s "House of Commons , r lie- exceptiorj ' - * d £ tiugifgpim wai . a » Jiatinct ; an-iBferenp ^ ftiji ^ *^ piidB&de 4 to « y i ^ t ajtn i # i ^ ^ oblel ' lpSw -: ¦ - - - - ii ( 9 ^ f 3 jgtB& 'iU - wtfd passibrjr Vbe : injaae ^ ffeir . ] " ~^ B ^ 1 $ f A ^ rr ^ . y $ : paasage «* Jeete 4 to , ' irhieh 3 B >» 5 >§ piilready-grseB- • -- — - - ti - ^• " -- - . - z ^ ib ~ W&K&EY- * raa&I ssk in what manner petiy ^ Smtea were to express their sentiments , if thtt
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. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET ;; V V V Ttie aa ^ y ^ Eyerting , Jan . 30 , ^ 1638 . TViMe has Veen a . fair uni steady demand for Cottoa sihe 0 Kridayi principiillj frbin thn tnide ,, and the sale ? in the three days ure eatimiitecfat frbiii 9 , 000 to 10 000 bags , without any perceptible change oi' price * . Tne . iiiipbrfcjreporfedsinceFri « . . flay are 4 , 041 from tb « United States ; attd 1 , 875 froWBgypt : —totul , 5 , 916 bales ; and there are twovessel * from theU&hed Stated , uot yet reported . ' ; : ; . ' ; . ; . ¦ : ¦ ¦' . ¦ ¦ jf- /' :: ' - - i-V •¦ ' . ' > : " -:- ' •¦' ; Comparative view -of tin ? Imports ? aiid ExpoftH of Cjittbn c into and from the whole kingdom , from the 1 st of . ' January toVthe ^ S / th inst . and of thei . ; Jiu pg tta Mni -Ejcports for the same period lasiye ^ r .-. ; ¦ '' ¦ - '¦ .. " . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ . ' . ¦ • • : ¦ : ' , ¦ ¦' - ' . '; '" : . ' :. "' V ' , ' " ¦ - "' ¦ . "Ip'o tblekingdpintliiB year : . . , . Aitiericaii . - " ¦ ., .. ,. ; . i .. Dags' 32 , 431- . . . : ¦ : . ' Soittt American-.. •> .... ; .. ' '' 7 «" - »* , . •'¦ . ' '' .. ' : ¦ ¦ West Indies , Ucnicrar ? , &e . .. .. ; : 120 i ' ., ; -.- Kai « tjndie « : ; ,. ' ' . i » . ' ¦' . ' . . ¦ ... ¦ - ¦ : ¦ - ! ¦ " ' ' . ' . ' V Kgypt , &e . .. ....,.......: 4 , B 44 Total of alldesttiptionjj ' .:. ; ,. > . 43 , 149 . - Sanie . period Inst year : ' ¦ ¦ „ . ... '¦ . American' ..... ' . ' , . bags " 7 !> , 738 ; : ° ' / . ¦ . . . South American ,.. .... . 10 ' 034 . ..- ¦' - „; .. ' . ; , . yfeiat lndibs , Denmrara , ; &c ? : ' 205 - '¦'¦ . ijastindier .. ..: »*¦• 8 , 736 ; Kgyp ( , &e .. .. ... .. 1 , 767 . . : - ; ' - . . ¦¦ - •¦ ¦ : ¦ . ¦ ; ¦ •¦; . ;¦ ' VV : ¦ ¦ ' ;¦ ¦' —¦— --100 , 500 V .. ' - .. - y V Decrease of imports as . compared . ; with saoi'ipencKllast year , baigs - . -55 , 35 I " " VV , V' ; EXPORTS IN 1838 . ' ¦¦ V > ,..: ' V-. , Amfsrican ,: 547— --Brazil , Ijt—East IndieR , i ( K ) "' Total ia 1838 ... ; .. C 62 bagu . ; Same period in 1837 .. . . ¦ .-.. 4 , ( W 0 . i
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Feb. 3, 1838, page 8, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct339/page/8/
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