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. r "' ; HOUSE GF COMMONS . THURSDAY , Jan ; 25 . - r ^ LASGOW LOTTOS SPINNEBS . 3 Br . ¦ WASOUET ^ d lie hail ; a petition tn pre-- » s * l from die Great "Radical Association of London . ^ 3 Efejwe ? Tras . a prayer to this petition , as of course ij&ele waVto all petitions ; but as the-petitioners had aesaeSed Mm to more that it be read by the Clerk ¦ ssf -i&e JSonse , he hoped the House would have no g ^ Qeeti e ^ to that being done . The Clerk then read jjteytfrUa , which was as follows : - u 35 oi tbe £ igbt Boa . and Hon . the Knights , ^ -Ckbensy and Burgesses of the United Kingdom « f- < 3 reat Britain and Ireland , in Parliament * & * &&& ;; ~ ' 3 Hstw $ iimof the Great Radical Association of ^
J ^ ygfen , -np « iiiginn « iT y adopted at a full meeting of rs&Siiwlyj sheweth , that jour petitibuefs * Ieani with S »^» TlhiS a sentence of seven years' transporta"'JJBiiBf'fcasTieen passed upon the . Cotton Spinners of j&x ^ pV y for offences many of _ which were torn , ^ ok ted antecedentl yto seme of the accused being Bbbw eif the Association , generally charged in indictnjent . as illegal . That , . Trades' Assoeia-I Jr ill- at . ocee ¦ and for ever cease , when - the poij fi ^ - their . exiiitence shall he determined by ~ a * .. : j& $ t oi : the \ British . Legislation , making the ^ iBhqpe . of Conunpns , instead of the Trades'
ComawttBe Booms , the place of representation of tho ¦ aki « 5 e of the people of this empire—that Trades ' > JkUBeciatkms have been established in order to op'¦^• se the dominant power which the representatives of j ^ eg feal have acqtnred inyonr Honourable . House , ^ " ¦^ l ^ iat they "wiU jaece ssarily be eon tinned . - so lonij H ^ " 4 ; mpnied qualification remains the test for judg-J" 3 f ' l « t lejiiesehtative fitaess . Your ptti-^ iianeira ^ further beg" to direct the Y attention j rf '^ qw Hpnonrable , House . to the . fallowing ¦ j § BCt % namely , that the Jury Xaws in Scotland differ . ofeea those of every other portion of th * vast domiavfBaja&sx . the control ol iJie British Legislature
= a » l that , nuwmuch as the ^ majority of a Scottish Sss ^ ism . decide the question of gniltor innocence as _ segMdsJQdgn ) ent , ve ,-yoBr ; petitioners cannot avoid dfeeUng somejealousy-at the ' fact of the spinners be-E ^ con vjcteoVbVa mere maj o rity o ? one of a Jury -ecBsisting of fifteen persons , and selected from a list ^ . « j ^ r * e persens , fire of whom addressed appli--aaJions to . the'Jaw- agents for lie prisoners , - requestzxgtjo be excused as jurors , in consequence of the - . jsgudice which the public press had createdJn their -j » iads- Yenr petitioners further beg leave to remind CPjwSonoarable House , that for many months the : JPjess-circalated opinions as to the guilt of the
spin-^ aaaos , . specially with regard to the murder of Smith , - « f trfeich they were unanimously acquitted by the IJWfj and that such reports were very much" calcurfaSBd to-deprive tbe prisoners of an impartial trial . ~ 3 « r petitioners also beg to renrind your Honourable - JHmwe , tfeat / barristers are not frequently-in the habit ? a £ iater&ring with their clients after jndginent ; but . ^ fat ten of the most enlightened and distinguished ^ afcwcates of the Scottish bar , together with seven of -fis-jury , iave signed an . address to her * Majesry , J ^^ riag for aa-arrest of judgment in the case of the - ^ BDers .- That the trial lasted for right days , du ~ j ^ ich long period seven of the juror . - ? * aw no
sseason for finding the prisoners guilty upon any one ^ Ciiemaay coon to on -which they stood charged—- ^ SM ^* m ajority of thejnry evinced gross ignorance , vS j ^ -gsa victinir the prisoners npop . the tenth count in 5 « ieja 3 ietaent , and acquitting them upon the fifth y « cseit ; in both of Vhiek counts the crimes charged ^ weje the ssme ^ but differently coloured ; the prison-- ^ f were charged in the indictment with acts- spread - ?« 3 r « period ' of more thah twenty yeare , some' of . Aea-Bst being tiiirty . years of age ; ' and the" people ¦ ictais- 'couiiby cannot be reconciled to the justice of ~ aS * " * entehce , " which has been , passed , sot ugon a de-Jikexait ; verdjet , but upon-the opinion of one man . din * westing denies the aspersions * so lavishly heap-»* & * ipoa- Trades * Associations generally ,, while tb . ev = a £ sat , that there is a rabble of " the tradeas there is
, a jauhre of ^ tiieXordsj-a . rabble of the " Aristotracv , S ^^ jBarpetitiflners do not say" that there is a rabble -aff 5 X ( Er-HoDOBrable House , to whom your petitioners jew pray- -diat your Hononrable House will be , ffifasad ,-ia order that the ends" of justice iasy "be attained , to-hear Duncan M'KeJl and Patrick Robinias ^ . lt &ss ^ l Advocates for the prisoner * , at the bar rfjo : a :. Honourable House , witi a view ; to have an ^^^ rtitsl--h earing of flie % Tible" case , so ihat those ¦ - » ionsrtr-doubt the " g ? 5 It of tiie . prisoners-may be « £ sfed . tte . ya » J £ dsburable-House is -really -that ^ ribima l to yhich _ the pjiopl ^ Acnld took 4 sr = & proper ^ utuslil ^ fiba of'joBr . Oftrn . laws . " Your petitioners -S&Saet Jgajf that yoar Hccourable House-will be - ^ aeimsfy ^ pieaaed-to-asamilate _ the Scottiet Jtu-t JLassata the Snrr iaws of
Encland-^ ned for , and on behalf of the-Meeting , And with their coiicurcurrence , jFPAEGTJS O'COX ^ OB ; Chaibjiak . r -- GUEST objected to the recep . tion of the ^ e&krn ^ on the ground that it contained language - ^ kEefpeetfiil to the House . He moved that tte ^ Sat read orer _ again that passage in ihe petition 3 S > rhie 5 i these wcrds occurred , ^ 'A rabble , in . vour 3 £ bb . House . '—< The passage-alluded-toj and some ^ hier » -were wholly inandibk ! in the gallery , -when - ^ rClerlSistreadfbeni . ) . ' .:....,
Tee Clerk aoeordiogly read as follows ;— "That * 2 F * K' petUiohers frequently find unworthy imputa-- ^> as * asVnpon the working classes , who are , sonieaSaes oesignated a * a rabble . That your petitioners ¦ afaaot deny "that there is a rabble of " the trades , as ^ CTeis a-rabble of the Lords , and a rabble of ' the -Adstocraey , but they do not say that there is a - ^ sribble of 7 onr Hon . House . *' ^ aeSPEAKEB said that the House certainly •*** &A aot reeeive a petition which contained lan " . ^ fssge ^ isDesjjectfal to the Ho cse ; Wt the question -was , would tiie House reject the petition because it « = * atained language 4 isrea ? pectful to the other House -jg ^ arli&nieiit , - : aSeepSg ^ -Pnt it to the Hon . Member for ^ agwry , -wh ^^ gfe ^ aro nld not withdraw - his ^ ssrfion . i- i '; ~ . J ¦ ' ¦ ' jrvli-Z ' t : - ' - ¦ '
-Mr- ' ^ AB 3 * BY * - ^ D ^ not nuderstand fee petition * be &r « fie 6 &ato ^ lie House . : « t : GUES ^ -If J £ does not call the Hou se a sSble , it goes very near it- - ^ JSj ^ WAKLEY—I can assure the Hon . Member - >^ ts&-i , - « nllTiot mihdraw the ' petition . ( Mr . Gnest ^ Kas rose , " an 3 .. was . loudly called to order bv Mr . "SSakleyy : who was stfll on his legs , amidst loud 3 aogderJ Be' r ^ retted that the expressions- ~ ob-3 S ^ d to h ad teen inserted ; but he felt at the same :-iSp ^ ihat It ^ ras iis duty to present it , and indeed he ^ jdjwt think . that the objectionable expressions were af sach a-natare s » to induce the House to reject it , « Sbg . | hatJ « tition 8 had been presented to the other ~ J 3 « Biet « &ar ^ ng MemVers of the House of Commons fe
^ rriTiplating ;»« r xaths in the Tote which they ^ R «* oijtie Irish Chur _ ch question . Under these ^ gferrii nffineegj"he hoped ' that the House . would ^ ew ^ P ^ & * ¥ «! ere . not ; 3 am ^ diineu enough to reject a ^ cfi ^ Qn . ^ be eaase U- -cBofeined ilrasion * te persons ^ * " » were not . Memhets of fEat House . It ought to Jbe ^ wia& in mrDajthat the properrvquafificatipn ' had ^ "j ofe ^ femn"festjSggse't £ c « e 1 whoproperly xepre ^ iscsttei ^ the ^ fe ^ ln ^ s ai / d opinioEa of thik class - of ^ sfi&aerR , * r ^ Jnaer jmeh circumstance ^ he hoped ^^^ v voaia ^ not . £ x « rc « e "" f tnyihhi ^ like iyperjrn ^ rtro TCithrjespeet to tibis-petition . \ \ _ Mx . GTmsg said fliat . the petition was not eal--a = na * rf , t © tfnx : i £ ei ; object which it had in view ; ^^?^^ cont ^ oed a libiel and reflections « ntiie otiier -Seose ^ . aad hesfpnld therefore move that the petition ie * oneeeivea ; v " --
^ . ^ r £ ^ E S said , thai Although he agreed with 3 &e liop . Memher forTmsbprr , -feat the class from 7 SB *» ocilie pefifitm emaaated-were not properly repreT - ^ fcr f m that-Honse , he yet thought the wording of l&Zge&itiDs . inca ^ tkms . aaidarespectfal , and would ¦ EtticSure second the motion . - - ^ HAKLESl ^ eo ght-both Hon . Gratlemih 1 & *? JxK ! - * X& > e ** , ** 4 he ^^ petition ^ idBofspeak of ^ ajiabWe m the Hoase * f iords , bat of a rabble of fl »
A ^ HoB . j 3 tti ^ BEB on Opposition side of S&tMVQte , wTtfiiPrnaawwecoald not learn , " said " siai tfcisjwjui . a rnerf iqeibMe tgitHe Honourable a&snher . Theqoestion simpb / was , whether or not ^^^ pe 5 $ oaiwa *»« dtoi fn kngoagg fit " and b ^ e 6 m ., isgior J&at Ho ^^' receiv ^ Itf' his opinion jt ' -g ^ aSigywas ifoV ;;^ and at t 3 ie same . tinte be-could ^ t . » oa ; " expressing . his ^ Opinions , -that the "Hon . : ~ 3 fea ! oer would ill serve the eauie df thjijiiefifioners ^ ^ ^ e ^ id aol iut iaate ~ to ' th ' enf ~ giat i 5 ch language "os h % hly unbecoming . - V ' - - - ; — ^^^^ PEAJ ^ Rhfe ^ ed ^ fo drisc Mr . Wakley ' B i £ tfa
. , ^ &taa £ ^ of | l » e expressiona : contained in the «? ^ « -IhejetitioBers sppfe ^ tff ^^ a"raM \ e" otthe A * £ **? . ?*? ' ™ 3 « n"M iiqt « aj . thaf * tlwre * * ^^ J ^^ lP ^ ? : 6 C ComnHHifcr The- «« e 6 tion - « : ^ a * fl ftW » e w » . *» * 8 tiaet ; an- irfercnce . t iiat ^ cgg ^ fcHq ^ -aerc wi ^ 4-Vabble : iBii ^ ^^^^ y ^^ J ^^ J he-iniaifc :. ( He » r . > ^¦^^ geft then Fwa . ti > 6 passage dhgeeted to , ' whieh AaiKS ^ eii already-grsea . . - * ^ - — -1 u-v ^^ - - , vMx ^ £ SL 3 £ & worfd ask' in what manner peti-Mfcmuw were to caress thdr sentiments , if that
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House chore , to attach inuendos to their expressions —which they disclaimed— -as an . excuse for rejecting their petitions . In this case the petitioners explicitly stated that they did not say there was a rabble in Qns House—bat that there was a . ' rabble of Lords . And he said the same thing—there was a rabble of erery class of societj-. He had already expressed his regret that these expressslons 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 the 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 otherwis * he should be disposed to do .
M r . AV YN N said he should be sorry to object to the reception of any petition ; but therewas nogrievance 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 Hpuse 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 grow-woree andworse .--- < Hear . ) Mr . A . WHITE &aidhe agreed with the Hon .
ourable 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 Honse , and he had used as strenuous endeavours to obtain Household Suffrage ; but he thought that every 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 pointed at the House of Lords , for it was well known the House of Peers comprised the greater part of the nobility of the United Kingdomi- ^[ Hear , hear . }
The SPEAKEB- ( to Mr . "WAKLEY . ) -Will the Hon . Member diride ? Mr . WAKLEY said he wa < placed in a very peculiar situation . He wished to discharge his duty to those persons who had committed their inleresh * to his care . The object of the petition was to obtain a remission . of the sentence on the five men , whom the petitioners . believe to have been unjustly sentenced , at Edinburgh ^ He took it tha t they had that one object in view , and that objeet onbr—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 j he thought it better to withdraw the petition to-day , arid would certainly do sc , with the permission cf 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 BtiU of opinion that it ought to be presented , he should feel it his duty to offer it again to the House , and would certainly press the ~ qnestion to a dhisson . At the same tiine he should express his opinion that the petitioners would serve the cause of the 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 had consulted the interests , of the petinoners by so doing , andheliopcdthathe " woalu explain to those who had agreed to the petition , that not the slightest obsta 3 e would be raised to itsreceptiou if worded in a proper inanner . ( Hear , hear . ) . - JNlr . 1 VAKLEY was happy to say that there was now iio obstacle in this to ' the presentation of petitions . When h e first had the houonr of a seat , howerer , a very great difficulty existed in this respect , andAlembers had frequentl y to wait for five or six woeki
together , witbtoc . an opportunity bang afforded for . laying petitions on the table , ux consequence of the discussions which took place on petitions . The . Spcaker had thonght it right to enforce a rule for excluding discussion on petitions , - . and notixing had been more advantageous to petiuoners , wi p had not the opportunity on nil occasions of laying fliarjsentinaents before ilie -House . The Hou . Membersaid the uext petition whichhehad topres sent . was from the forking ; : Men ' s Association of London . The petitioners . expressed their unqnalined aLhorrtjnoiiif . the act ; of assassination wbach was alleged : to have 1 ) een committed by the Association of Cotton Spinners . ( Hear , hear , bear . ) They prayed that the prisoners' Counsel inight be heard at the bar , to show cause fur the reiuissioil of the sentence , and that the House would appoint o Committee to enquire , into the objects ami operation of
the Operative Cotton Spinners ofGlasgor .- , aud that the House would direct the prisoners now under sentence to be . kept iatiris country until such step was taken . / In the prayer of this petition "be ( Mr . akley ) most heartily concurred " . Th « next petition -was from tto -woxking classes of Glasgow , signed , on behalf of ameeting which wasiraniero'isly attended , by the Chairman . The uetitioners stated that the five _ prisoners were arnunged before the Court of Justiciary of Edinburgh , and after » n investigation which , lasted eight days , the . Jury unaiiiinously foend tiie charges of the . fire-raising and murderiiotproven , and that by a" majority « i only one was the minor charge proved ^ Thev prayed the Hopsw to take the case of tue prisoners into consideration , and make such commutation of the sentence as tlie'House niislittlriuk just . The petitions were then lnid on the table . '
The-HON . MEMBER then gave notice . of the course he intended to pursue upon the subject of the Glasgow Cottbri-spidners . He would be glad if some of her Majesty ' s . Ministers were present ; a : id it appeared to him strange that out of so numerous a MinL-try-having seats in that House , not one oi ' them , atfended the early part of the sitting , while day after day . Hon . Members were requested bv their constituents to ^ put questions to them , wliicu they had no opportunity ot doing . One o"f tfieui . at least ,-inight pay the trifling tax of attending tin-Honse daily—it was not " treating that House with proper decorum or respect to absent themselves Had the Noble Lord the Secretary . of State fur the
Home Department been in Ida place , as he had promised , he could have informed him when ihe Lord Advocate would be in London , so that lie might give notice of the day on which he would bring the question before the House . In consequence of-the Noble Lord ' absence , he ( Mr . - \ i ~ akley ) wuuld be under ihe , uecessity of interfering with the regnlar course , of busiuess at five o ' clock , in order to ask the qnestion , and he could not , therefore , name the day , bat he woula give notice of amotion fertile appointment of a Select Coinmiltee to inquire into the constitution and objects of a society existing iu Scotland , called the 95 > erativpCotcon-sprnners Association . — ( Hear , hear , hekr . ) If that motion were negatiu if ]
, lie woald then move that an humble address be presented to herMajesty ^ praying that the sentence of seven ye : ^ . transportation , passeji on the Glasgow Cotton-spiimers , lw mitigated to a much les * se \ fre punishment . He wouid submit tbese resolutions from an imperative sense of duty , founded on a conviction that these unfortunate men wl-re ignorant of the crimes"they hadbeen charged , wkh ; and he would state furaier , tiiat all the calumnies of the united Whig and Tory press , and all the insinuatio ' ns Of the Whig-aad-Tory aristocracy , would npt inuuee him to shrink irom pressing these resolutions upon the consideration of the House , and , through it , "upon the peoplepf England . - : ¦ ,.. ' : i ¦ -- ;?
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, Two ofa TRii £ .- ^ Ou . Friday week , at tte Police-offiee ,, ' . Hull , Maria Binghamy : -a smart looking " young lady of easy Tirtnfe , " -frbm Sheffield , charged Betsey HayeTCToft , a ' u voting lady of equally ^ sy virtue , " of Hull , with " an assault , by which her persoi and property had ' sustained considerable damage . Maria exhibited a bonnet , * ' minus the crown , and said that it was , reduced to tiiat condition by the violence , of the other lady , ^ who according to ber ' account , knocked . her do ' wB wiiout tie least provocation , end- Struck , lieroyer the side . It turned out , however , that * he -gave .-the first offpnee by calling Betsey-a tiiie ^ atWr ' itryJn ? to irar : h ' er bonnet ; and -under - iB ^ 'IBrcumstances' Ihe niagistrates thought that one wa ? : astbad-asihe
other , an , d-disjnissed the camplaint ^ Itis lamentable to see females decent / 'afidevidepftly Tiot unedticated lie tbese v Jiving a 'life . - on . p ^ amyii ^ hica etery fue ling m 5 nd " must " reyolfc We ^ Badenrtand ¦ Aese girls have been the ibmates of _» den , 'lept- ^ by '^ ui abandoned woman in . Seryer-Ianej wlid , undfer pretqnee of Jetting lodgingsj ; ' decfiys strangers ' to ! her house , and then hanng-drawn them intohersnar e > demands of them-sevetf- « hilHng 8 per -weeij- ' and-rn addiwtn- 'half . bf their wages of in ^ nity- A word to ^ J ?!? ,. ^ . fnfficient ^ saS HB . Jbbp ' e ^ ie polj&j " who * bat ^^^ arae Kr for vi giian ^ wilt ^ oye thatlHey * deserve it . bjjt e ^ u % ^ a ^ hwp look ^ ott ' ^ fW this foaging-house for young-fedie » T ^ na not fail on the fint ^ pDor ^ apity . to . bring the infamoosieep l er- ' ofithW . establishment to jnstscei .. , :-- ^ ' - '' - P ^ ftf
• v ' f ^^ i ^ X . S ^ OF ^ Qr ^^ d ^ a deceutloola 6 g , wb nj ^ B , apparen ^ y ^ ttjr ^ y ^ rs of aas , was thargll'b j ^ SU . ' Bolli ^; wj ^ ieeps ; */^ oh-•§ 5 ^?? S ^? ^^^ M aSiae ^ with . going , j ^ todhb dritn snog , on satprdaj : -evening , -, ; and , vtakin » -oofr ^ hil ^ wOT ^ ofcogp ^ iiiMnift sheifl hBihud ;*!!*; . |^ t ^ . ^ , prisoner , brfbr ^ : ahd ; h » d Bitai ^ th i » jcppperla joang jnan saw- her take it ; ' aija n 65 dk " hb ^ rfherstia * theo . J ^ d . fl » - * icbey ^ -dowji ' onr * B ' e » e « t , and begged to be forgiven ^ She did not deny tW charge , and wai faHy committed for trial .
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Persecution of CH ^ iSTiAlji'rY Mada .-OASCAB . 7--bn Monday , ihe 8 th Jaii . ^ the Board of Directors of the London Missionary Spciety . received intelligence that a . wteut persecution , against the conterts to Christianity , in the Island o , f Madagascar , had been commenced , by the' Queen of that ( Muntry ; and that-a female , aged thirty eight , ' who was converted to the faith about sev . e , n years ; since , had been put to death , by spearjng , on the 14 th August last . In " consequenceiTrf ibis aJBicting intelligence , the churches ¦ and congregations in
connection with the society , had meetings in their respective places of worship , in London and throughout the country , on Monday eyenh ^ g . last . A circular from tb . 8 eommittee was read ^ frona whici-it appears that nearly one hundred baflfe t beeii ; subjected to loss of property an diniprisonfuenitj' of jwerc doomed to perpetual slavery . None h ' ad ^ apostatised the letters left Madagascar , and the " faith' and patience exhib'ted by the first martyr were , such as would have done honour to the best and purest ages of the church . : 7 ' "
Belief of the PooR . —rln consequence of a requisition , most numerously and respectably signedj the Mayor convened a public nieeting on this subject , to he holden at the Town' Hall an Saturday last . The meeting was well '^ ^ attended , and a subscription of several hundred pounds was entered into . With this fund the committee ^ have , during , the past week , visited many distressed families > ¦ 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 we feel bound to say nothing like an adequate fund ha * yet been raised , and we hope the charitable and . humane will still continue their exertions . " Darikg Attempt to Commit a Robbery .
—J . M'Skelton , James Heaton , and 'Thomas Williamson , were charged with an attempt to commit a felony , under the following circumstances-. William Chibley , & buteber , an agettV . man , residing in Portland-street , deposed that on Saturdaj ^ night Skeltori went to his shojp , and asked for a yotind of meat ; he was preparing to serve him ;^ h en he observed another man peeping into the Ihoifi ,- and Skelton said it was his companion . He turned round to cut the meat , and in turning his 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 he had ordered , and he believed that Williaason .. was the man wko removed . the beef . Mr . Sidebottoin . attended on the behalf "of Wilb '
amson , and called respectable witnesses who proved that as far as he was concerned he could haveJiad nothiud 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 circumstivnee which contributes to deter young men from marrying in Smyrna is , that when a girl enters the hymeneal state , she expects to have' one at Iea 9 t , 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 famify become reduced or distressed , be 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' $ Resilience in Turkey and Greece . ¦> ' : V '
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On the 25 th ult ., at Ebenezer chapel , by the Rev . W . R . Wood . Mr . Thomn .- ! Linley , hatteV , to Hnnnah , ouly daughter of Mr . James Beuri , both of Leeds . . - ' - ' * " ' - ¦; . ; " : " " ¦ : _ f ; ' ¦ ) l-On the ^ tb . ult ., nt Mill Hill chapel , by the Rev . Charles Wickstead . Mr . Eilwin Dawson , tricklayer , Mary Ann , daughter of Mr . Thomas Skiuner . both of Leeds . : ' , On . the . 22 th-nit .,-at Saint Patrick ' s catholir chapel , Leeds , by the Rev . Robert Tliouipsdii , Mr . Jeremiah Sullivan , to Miss Mary Sullivan both bfHolbeck . '
On the JSth ult-, at St . John ' s church , Dewshury Moor , by the Rev . J . Pnine , John Machill , Esq ! , surgeon , of Liudley , to Miss Mar ) - Smith , s ^ coiid daughter , of the laie Edwards Smith , Esq ., of liatley Carr . ; . ,. ; _ -. _ " ¦ ¦¦ .. ' . . . ¦ .. . \_ i \ - V . " " . On theis-tinEtant , at Belenive chnpel , by the Rev . R .. W , Hannlton , "Mr . Jaihe * Smith , woollen draper , Vicar-lane , ti > Mar ) -, daughter oi Mr . JolinLeeminff , both of Leeds , ¦ p On the 22 nd ult ., at the parish church , Halifax , Mr . William Crossler , of Southowram , to Miss MurOia Smith , of Haliiax . Same day , at' the pandi chnrch , Hnlifax , M > . Juhal—Rnshtori , to Miss Mary . 'Booth * * both , of Xortliownun . .- —;¦ *¦
On the 2 f > th ult , at Todmorden , by the Rev . JosepH Cowell , Joshua Fieldeu , Esq ., ol AVaterade , IVdniordeii , to Miss Marui Bolt , ofTodraordeu .
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.- - ¦] . ¦' : ¦ deaths .- ¦ ¦ : ; . - •/ V ¦ ¦ r-On the 30 th ult . . aged 2 i >; years , Margaret ; eldest daughter of Mr . George Hare , of the Rose aud Crown Inn , Hudder ^ field . / _ Onthe 26 th " ult ., at Qreen Cottage , Holbeck , Thnuias , youngest son of Joseph' Wballey , foreign wool merchant , of tins tovrn , aged 12 years . On the 24 th ult ., Frances , tiie infant daughter of Mr . F . 11 . Nicholson , lineu-draper , of Halifax . " Ou the 27 th ult , aged 88 , Mr . John Rush worth , of Halifax . r Ssme day , Elizabeth Ingham , of White'Hill , near Ming worth , in Ovenden . - On Ihe 29 th nit , Mrs . Sarah Smith , of Clayton Heights , near Bradford , in the ( 54 th year ofher age . Her end was peace . . -
On the 2 rith ult ., at Norwich , muchand defienedlv regretied , Mr . Joseph Tedey , woolstapler , and yurh aaeut , formerly of Bradford . On the 1 st instant , Mary Ann , daughter of Mr . James Pollard , shoe maker , Hopt-sireet , Brudford , aged 24 . Her death was occasioned by-feeing im water to the waist , during the late memorable iiood . - \ On the 23 rd ult . aged 49 , Mnry , wife of Mr . Jolm Lockwood , of Huddersh ' eldi Smne day , in his C 3 rd year , very - suddenly , Thomas Jolmsou , Esq ., many years an emineut ' merch ut mWaketiela . . . : : . > On the 2 ihh . ult , in her 77 th year . Maty , relict of :. Jr . Richard Batty , oillkley . -
Stitue day , aged ft , John , son of Mr . William Dewhirst , suiioolnxoster , ' Cross Stoue , Todinorden . : On , th ' e 20 tli ult , aged 37 , Mr . John " Rhodes , worsted miiiufacturer , Whefley Hill , nearBradf 9 r ( i . On the 18 th ult , ntauadvnncedage , Mr . Thomas Bastow , Leu ; thorp : Milly uearBradford . ¦ ¦ '<¦ ¦ " On the 30 vh nit , aged 66 , Mr ., WilUam Dawspri , yeoman , of . t f udswonh Mill , Todmprden , the eldest son of-the late Mr . MajorPawson , of Staiiiusld Bridge , ludniordenv ; .. . ' . ¦¦ y . ' ... " ^ a ?¦• ¦ . '; ;' > -, . i ' . ' i ^ n the 3 J | t ult ., aged 77 years , Mrs . Hbwgartb , X ¦ the ? ate Mr . Jeremiah Howfiarth . yeomau , ofBhnd-lone , T 6 dmordeb : ' . - ^ ¦ '
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BASKRIPT 8- TO SPBltETfDBR JX 5 ABINGld * t ^ nJift . i ^ T . JOJJE& , High-street , ^^ Shaawell , ' slop . " seller , 5 R- 2 » at balf-past : eleven , Jtfarch 9 , at rwelve . solicitors , Messrs . Templer- and Co * , Great Towerstreet ; ' , . ¦¦ •„/ : .. / . '¦¦ - ¦ ¦ , v ¦ . ' . ' . -. v , ; ' ¦' . ' - . . ;¦ . ¦ ' ¦¦< - - ' - B , EYTOK , ^ qr&um \> eij » nd-stteet , Straha , ^ ayX ; . age » t , Feb . 7 «; at qne , March 9 , at elewn . Sojicitoo ; , > lr- Clayton ,. Lancnsterrplace , Strand . J < BANKROPTS TO BtmaEKDER Ilf THE fcOOKTHV . '' * f I' ^^^ Ofew ^ nold , ^ I ^ eb . 3 . March ? , - at twv , af the Courthouse , Leeds . Solicitors , MesKw . Dunning aud Ke ' nybu / XewU : raid -Messrs . bmithsou and Dunn Spatlianipton *
, . buildings , - Chancery-lane . " : ; ' ., J . SMITH , Sheifield , stone masou , J ; "BRIDGE , jnu ., and G . SMITH , Chesterfield , Derbyshire , road makers , Feb . 6 , March 9 , at eleven , * at the Town Hall , Sheffield . Solicifers , Messrf . Jlayner and Thompson , Sheffield ; and Mr , F : idi » y , S « rjeaut ' s Iim , Fleet-street . . \ , ' . , \ Gl COOPER , Davenby , V Npr ? . hampipnshire currier , Feb . 8 , March 9 , nt ten , at-the- Peacock Inn , Northampton . Solicitors , Mr . Cooke , Jsorthampton ; and Mr . Pawcett , Jesrin-streety |' . ' 6 np ' ples * l ®* " ' _ ¦ . ¦ - " -.. 5 '_ J-.,- ' . - ~ .- , , "; . ' . '• ¦ . " - " .. "¦¦ ' ' ; "
ANN FOSTER , 3 artoii-hill , Yorkshire , innkeeper , Feb . 9 , March H , iat elewu , at- , the White Svan Inn , York . Sofiritow Mr . Ord > PetBrgatft : York ; a ^ Mes ^ Harvey and * Wood , ' £ iic « to '« ¦ iHn Fields . ¦ - \ Y . :.:-yr ¦ '¦ :- ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - ¦ v , ; r ^ . . .:
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• : , PABTNEuSHIPS DIftgOLVED . Reading and ^ ilUamsfClifi ^ ^ rpentera . W ^ and Co ., Rupert-street , eoventry-street , harness 7 tf ^* : ? , ? ° lariV 3 tegavdsC . Vining . R . and W . JiUss , Lhipping Norton , luanufacturers of kersey j V \ , ^ and H , Watney , Wimbleaon , Surrey , * orw dealers . Horsey and Dalby , BftMbury , Uxfordt shire , timber , jnerchants , W . aiana J ,: «; \» llhams , ; Preston , Laiicashire , cotton manufacturers . . Booths iind ; Lees , v' Jliggiiishaw ,: near pidham , Lancashire , coal merchants . RuddTck and Windsor , Vineyftrd Walk , ' Clerkenwall . cai-d
makers . Young hnd Ciimmihs , Lowndes-terrace , Kiughtsbridge , inillinersi Chinhock and Loriinerl Totteuham , court-r 6 ad , npholsterew . J . P . and C . AVviUiamsaii , ^ Kuig 8 toii ^ uj > on-iHul ^ chemists . Godfrey / uird ; Wng 1 it , V : WaJ [ TOW-gpmersetshire , surgeons . 8 temman soft ; Askevr , Duke ^ street , London bridge , cheese feetora ^ Goodman and Bsirtlett , Lewishani , grocers . Robiu * oh and J&eccs balf () rdvLaucaiihire , nullwrighu . Dobby and Co ., Bradford , Yorksllire , stuff mannfiKN turers . WheatleyandCQ ., Greenwich , coach P , P"etpM . Goddardand Brown , publishers of the " Hull Packet * ' newspaper . ^ Thompson and Uougnll , Glasgow , grocers . ; '
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j FRQM THE LONDON GAZETTE , Jan . 30 ¦ v ^ : ^ . ^ = ^ v : m : 'S-v : ^ . > - : ^ - DECL&BATIPJJS OFJtNSbliVE ^ CT . ; Ja ^ . ' 27 ; JOHN HENRY ltUSSELL , ^ df Bruton street , . triilp ^ - ' ' .. -:: ' V . '• - ¦¦ .- ;' .- : 'V ,.- . - ' -. '' . ¦ "¦ ¦ . ¦' ¦ ¦ ^ Jan . 29 . HENRY WI LMOT SEALY , of 26 , City-road / uuholstererv / . ; , J « n ^ SAMUEL ELPHICKVof 132 , RoieniarY lane , victualler . v t V j ? r , ROBERT DAVIS , of Pidford-house , Jshjoi \ Vight , merchant . ; . " . - -. " - ¦
- •¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦• .:.- ¦ .. ¦• . BAIVKHIJPTII . . y -: ¦¦¦ .. ;¦ ¦ : ' ¦ -. . ' ...: ^ ROBERT AttCHElt , loft of ingranw : 6 urt , i-ehchurch-street , but .. no * r of Arundel-street Straiul , wine merchaht , Feb . 9 , at half-past eleven ^ and Mhrch 13 , nt half-past twelve , ht ^ the Courtot ' Bankruptcy . Mr , DaVid Crtniianv oflicial assignee , 46 , Fmsbury-sqiiare ; and Mr . Jolih Saudell , soncitof , ¦ . 22 , ; Bread-stmst , Cheipside . I ^ ondon . . EDWARD CIJRTIS , ' , of' Newinari ' s-row , Lincphis : Inn Fields , tuilor , Feb . 8 , at twelye vaud March a 13 , at eleven , at the ' court of Bankruptcy . Mr . George Gr « eii , official assignee , 18 , Aldennanbury ; and , Mr . ... Fiiss , solicitor , Essex ^ streei SirJiii'd ..- : > .: - ' .- ¦' . ¦ :.. -.. ¦ - ¦ : :: .- > ' . / " "¦¦¦ " : ...,- ' :. ' - ' . ^
. SAMUEL SKINNER , late of Greenhath , Berkshire , brewer , Feb . 2 , undMurch 1 . 3 , at oiie , at the George limVReaUing . Mr . Broome , Pinuiger , Collator , Newbury ) : and Mr : Thouias Parken soUcitor , 10 , SnPauri-ChijrcliiYard , Lbhdon . :-C Hill STOPHERIIA YES the yoiiiiger , of Liverpodl .. shjj » ^ niilders Feb . ;¦?> , ' . anil March 13 , at oriev at the Cl-. irendon-rooihs , LiverpooL Messrs . Ninrisnnd . Co ^ splicitor ^ . : J 9 , BtirtU-U ' s buildings , H " lbprju , . London ; imd Mr . Touliniii , solicitor , 49 , P « rk-lnhc , Liverpool . . ; ELlZABIiTH CLK ( iG , late of Belfield ^ hall , and iipw of W . nitlilanu , Itochdale , Laiicashjrf , cottou SDmuerv Feb ; 14 , aud M arch 13 , at twelve , at ™ . voiMDlsslpiiersVniomrf , Manchester * Messrs . Rjck > y- ( lsnud Co ., 2 V , Lincoln ' s Iiini Fields , Lpntlon : niKlAlr . ; Jpseph Barber , ¦¦ solicitor ,. ' Brighoutfe , near Halita ^ . .. ¦' . ¦ : ¦ ' '¦¦ ¦ : ¦ - ' -: ' : " : : ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ ' ¦ ..,:.. . .
^ GEORGE HAINES . KilsDr , Northamptonshire , grocer , FebniaiTilG and Mfirch 13 ; at eleven , at the Aiicel Hotel , Northampton . Mr . Britten , solicitor Xorthanipion ;; nridMesHrs / Blower and Co ., No . Bl , Liii ' onluVinib-fieldtv Lonuori . . CECIL EVANS , of Spout'lniip / near Wellington , Sbr opshU ^ ...: coTp-factpr ,- ; Feb .: \ 19 . '' -and-- 'Mar ; ' l 3 , ' -at twelve , atv : tho Shire-hall , Shrewsbury . Messrs . Blprkstock nnd Co ., solicitors , J , Papef-biiildiijgs , Ivin ^ e , London ; and Mr . J . W . Watson , soucitor , Shrewsbury . : : > \ : ¦¦¦' - ¦ .- ¦ WILLiAIvt FpWLER . pf AstpnJiixta Birming . ham , bnckmaker , Feb . 5 jind ^^ Mnrc li :-13 , at . . twelve , nt Dee % Roval Hotel , Binniiighnm . Mr .-Samuel Holmes , solicitor ,: 3 , Great KnightRider-sfeet Doctors ' -coinmoiis , London ; and Mr . Augustus Yeutes , solicitor , Biriningham .
. niyinEXDs . . _ , '¦¦ . At the Court of Bniikruptcy . Daniel Barrett , of Doaiv-street , Fetter-lane , and of liolbom-bnrs , London , grocer ,. Feb . 2 b " , at halfpvvst eleven . Nnthaiiiel Tufl ) jelV aiul : Sanjiiel 1 » nndlj . ot .. lork-stre ^ t .. " .- Miaak ^ k ^ £ | pspWi ! , iiielters , iii | d tano \ v . chandler « , Feb , 23 , at tw ^ vo . : William Clariiigbold . frtrmeriy of TpiUjriag ^ -wells , Speldhrtrst , Kent , butcher , and ^ iow or late" of St : Albaii's iiiiikeept ^ , / Febi 22 , ; at one . Edward ' Hurii , of St . Helt'ii ' s-place , Lpiidon , merchant , Feb : 20 , iit / one . Jolui Sbeplmrd , of Lower GroiSveiior-istreet , Grosvenoti-siiTinre , wine-tnerchaiit Feb . 30 , at eleveiv . Ridhard Hettdereoij , late of TottiJuluun-coiirtrrpad , hosier itFeb . 21 i at eleven . ' . . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ' v : : '¦ : . - ¦ ;¦ . ' ' .. ¦' •¦ . '¦;¦ m / : ¦'• ¦ ' • ¦ v
' : In the Country . . Ralph Andrew , of Ashtpn-undvr-Lyiie , cottbn-spiri . 'f ri * 24 y at pne , ait tlie : C « inmissionm ' -rooTiis , Manchester . Allen Andivw , of . Asliton-uuderhynii , cottoii-spihuer , Feb . 26 ' , at ele \ eri , at the Coinnn ^ i | mi * rs ' -rooHis , Manchester . James Banks , of Prestou , l . ooksellftr , Feb * 2 lV at twelve , at the Town-hall , ; Prt' ^ toiiv . Muttliias Fowler , of Lyimiigton ^ : Hainpshire , wine-nifitchaiit , > Feb I 22 , at oriej at the Crown Inn . Lynilluirst . Thoihns Coney , of Sciilthorpe , Norfolk , ' lriiller , Feb . 23 . at
. eleven .-at the Criwn Inn , Fakenhian . Richard Jones the ypungoiy . of Newtown , Montgomvryrinre , draper , Feb ; 23 ; at three , « t the Cpminissioners ' -rooms , Miuicliester . George Armita ^ o and John Tomkinsmi , .: ' pf OUham , tin > ber-mercbants , Febv 22 , at vleveii , at the Commission r 8 ' ^ rooms , Majichester . Ralph'Andrew nnd Allan Andrew , of Aslitoii-undcr-Lyne , cptton-spinhers , Februuvjr . 20 , at eleven , at the ConiniiBsipners rooms , Mauchester . William Bdwards Frerthjm , of Mnnchester , draper , Feb ..: 2 fct , at ten , at th « ComiijUssiouers ' -ruoms-, Manchester . . i :
; C EnTlVI ^ AT ^ fcT-F ^ BRUAllY 20 i ; Henry Whitworth , ot Little Lever , andSeptimu * Brennand ^ of Heap ^ . Gntwopd ; Lancashir ^ , calicoTprmters . Saunu'l Hodson , now \ or lateBirk-S ^^ ^^ OT ^ lVA' ^ 'AIJUiclieiier * calico-printer , lhoma * Pnriiall , late ol ' Clafk ' s-place , High . 8 treet , Islington ,. luieu- ( , lraper , 'Jonathan Fox , ofBartoriu P ^" H " J ^? . WolR 3 lrin ? vgrocer . DnvidJ anies ; ¦ - .- ° K Y " ^ ^ ^ ent , ; biiiiker ,: John Ward , Of Wool-¦ : ¦ wich-banker ^ : Gertrgef Hafdesty , ' bf ' Sheffield , ^ blerkmte-Tnanufachirer . Charles Fricker , ' ot cnghtph , grocer . Chnrles Turner , of Learning-:. ' ton-pndrs , lodgiiigJibus ^ -keeper . t ^ ; °
' . ; , ; . PAiiTXEUsttrPs pissptvEn * . ' ' William Baxter a » id George -Kuirards ; :- ' of Dartfbrd , drnergists . Hfenty . 'FregwiV , -tlebrge Ewart , auu Archibald Hbra ,, of 22 . JeWii ^ stieet , Aldersgate-; street , aric-inajnjfacturers .: willia ^ hair iJHolbonni ^ aud eharies Rpwley , i > fiMacclesfteW , > nlk-dresscr ^ . Isaa c Thomasvand- ) Haeh S ^ P ^ # tyi <™ & G . lpucestershire . liuen * nrapers . ^^ aM ^ tfenboraiigh aud AlexaydeE ; Auaes Bureeis ^ p ^ iat ) , ) H } gWstj > ef , ^ horeditcb ^ m ^^ brokers yiP ^^^^^^ . ^ ^ W ^ W ^^^^ Shet ' Md ^ nstejwsiXieprg ^ BTpiidbgivt d ^ Saiu& « mear " ^ M ^^ esljire ^ fersifc biiilders ; ^ nlcoopk Jnines trooper ?; ana I ^ becca-CD 6 pferV 6 f 4 &Sduml
«"« wn-row , , misseii-snujire , jiiwp-forte inakers : wc }»| vrd WebbeV , AKdmund Welibeiy and JoHn r t ^ ^ SJ Exn » puth ^ dr Merfr < rs <> lar as ¦ regnrds ' .- ; Jphn W ^ bbof ) . ^ Johh'P : Kelly ^ R obert Wv KellW . ^^ lleotge . Ei \ Uott , ; jihd Jnnied \^ b » ter , iiof Oja ^ dU and . Manchester ,.- iQerchantst , John ' , Epjt 'and David . Fox the ., y oiiii ^ rr : « f : ^ atleyy-,, Yorkshire , woollenr . manufixctv \ rw ^ . ^ 7 Geroni Gennan Doini-^ iiw ne ^ Holl a ^ d ^ v juid ^ ? f , - ^ * ° r ^ frVw »; Criuplegate , awd . fi [ alf Mbou-»!^'' ; Cripplegnte v : ^ r ax ; and ; tallo ^ chauidlers . Walter MaTWt ^ nd ^ Thmnas ^ Blythe , « f Livenmbl , , Avine-itierchifetsr ¦ TL ( M $ Edwartl ^ iund ^ aihe 3 1
Jiawaras , or jMnapoY-r ;; i > pr 3 etshirtS' ( wjue -toahu-. ¦ . iactarKrs , ' . Robert Scott and Richara Higgin , of BackSouth-parnde ; MatfchesteribaiiVfers . ^ Jamos ' Huiilop /^ nd John T . Oxley \ of-Leo 4 enaall-stre e > > genprnj iqerchaiite ^; .,: William Hanghton , Richard Roberts , ; Alexander Edwards * riadiRichardJbnes , ot" . Bull-street , Binning ^ m ^^^ rceri . . Robert Colton , John Colton , .. and . EdY' * r 4 . i C < oltofli -of I IuDgsto ^ uuQn-M , ^ wlu ^ maiHifactar ^ rs ( so for ^ f ^ r d ^ John CMtbn ) , IaaAciWortuiiigtpu ^ id ngents .: ^ eorg ^^ toph ^ d ^ nfe T ^^ S ! ^ tC ) p ^\; ^^ v C ° ri > m-stfeet , v % he-nier ^ chants . -John Potter , ^^ n A ^ ei ^ Jbhii Bahksi ; nnd Jumea ^ Ashtoiv , of- Hinafey , . YarksTrire ; cbuE < merchants ( so far , as ^ regards Johri ^ Potter ) , " * - ' ' ^
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LIVJERPOOL COTTON MARKET , \ V r TcieaaiiyEyehing , Jan . 30 , 3838 ,- \ . TTiere has teeit a fair and stead y demand for Cotton since Friday , principally frbin Ihn'trade ,, and fhe sales in thethree days ufe eatitnaterfat frbiii 9 , 000 to 10 , 000 bags , without any perceptible change oi' price * . Tt « Mpbitj reported fdiice ¥ h : usvy ute 4 , 041 frouitbe United Stated ; and 1 , 875 from ^ Egypt ¦^• totul , i ' fil 6 bale *; nnd there are two vessels from the United States , not yet reported . ' ; : ;<; . ^ . [ .: ; ' , . i ;; . ; Comparative y iew ; of - ' . th ( 4 Imports and "Expor ' tti of CTdtton , mu >; ttnd from the -wholBkiiigdom , from thftlstof Jjhiuary tp"J . he' 27 thin 8 t . and of th « r . Imports nnd 'ExporU fur the , . same-period'lastyei » r , ;' . - ; '; : ¦ . . - . ,.: ' . - . ; ,, - ' .. , v ,. ' ; :., J : - ' . -. .- " ¦ ' - / , ' . '¦ ¦ ¦;•"•'"' . 'Into the kingdom this year : ' •' . . '¦ v . American •' ¦ .. ... ; :. ;' .. bags' 32 , 431-i Soilli Ani ^ rican ; ... > ..: v . .. ' ' 7 , 7-18 , : - West Indies , l ) cmerara , &e . .. ,. 12 < 5 ; ¦¦;;¦ ¦ Kafitlndiw / .. ' : >' ¦' ; . ¦ > \; i ' . ; --m - ' ¦ . ; . ' . . ; . ; ' ]/ : ' , . ¦ ' . > '¦' : ¦ ¦ '¦' . . . . ¦; - . " .. Kgypt , < fcc . .......... .....: 4 , B 44 . ¦ ¦ "¦ ' Total of all dekriptions ' ,. .... 45 U 9 ' . ¦ : . ¦ ' Same . period . lost vefir : ' - . . American .... .. bags " 7 S . 738 -.- ¦¦' . . - ;¦ . ' . ik > u ( hAmerican ; . v .. ..- 10 ' 034 : West lhdioB , Denmrara , &e . 205 ' East lndi <>» .. ¦ ... . * : . ¦ , ¦"¦ 8 , 756 : Kgypty &c .. .. ' . .. .. Iv 767 .,. ' : " . ; . ' . ¦' - ., '¦' , ; ' ; ¦ . : " . . . ¦ ¦ ¦ ; - . ' —¦— -100 , 500 - . ¦' . ' . t Decrease of imports as . compared > with 8 am <) period L-i 8 t year , briga . 55 , 351- 1 - . EXPORTS IN 1838 . V : Amfirican , 547——Brazil , ijr—EastIndicR , 100 ¦ : ; i Total \ vl 1838 -... ; .. 662 bags . ¦ Same period in 1837 .. .,.-.. 4 , 060 ;' . : . : ¦
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LIVERPOOL CORN ^ XCHAXGE , Tuesday , JaWi , 30 . , AVith the exception of Honr and Oatmeal ; of wliich therfl hag been a fair eiiipply by steam-boatsi th »> week ' s iiuportg aru light ; large iimvaU may , however , be looked for on the tiwt chango ^ of wind , it Ijeiiig uhderstodd that coiisiderahle shnv inenta have h « . n ruHdB in inanv of the Irish ports . Thesafe of -Wheat , sjnee Tijesduy ,, have been" chietly confined to- our local millers ; who have purchased only fortheir immediate wants ; the pauaty of supply ; however , has enabled lioMere to obtain nearly jthe rates of that day ; Ps . to 8 s : M . has been Blir H fia ? kunerick red \ Vheat , and 7 * . 4 d ; to 7 s . fd ; rwr / Olbs . for ordinary runs . -English / - ' and . fiireiijn hiixabeen little inquired for . Flour has also sold riithor less frwlv thau diin "t tll , e Previous week , tiata , notivithstiindint ; the stoppaeu ot the lsvtoimf ilavigntion , Ttaye ; spld on fully as good teru ' w ; Bcveral parcelg havn bt-en titken to hnld over , and onKridav , - ••" : ? " ¦*» " obtained for good uieuling qwilities . NoWry wem wld-at , 2 s . lOd . per 451 bs . : the < mantity ofierin * is smau . tnreal
UJ -hqii met a retail sale without variation in volne ' 2 < 8 . to 258 per 2401 b » . « recurirontrnte * . TheTehas been very little passing m iiia . ltinjf Biirioy ; n ^ ^ little ( Vwilj .-r has sold at . 10 s . but go ( 5 d parcelu of lingfoh are offering at 33 s . tq 34 a . per imperiiil . quarter . Scotch mnltiug ; is worth 4 s . Id . to 4 s . 5 d ; : and gTindiug 3 S . 10 d . to 4 * . per pOibs . Beaiwmid I ' eak have be « n dull »» le at previous rsite . s . - 44 s . is an estr .-mo onotatiou lor old pigeon Beans : Kngl uh harrow are sellinir at 3 « V to * " *• ' . P » «> "Ut ,-and Irishtut& 3 a . to 3 fis ; per ^ HOJbs . There hA « T > een lit tie huiiuew in bonded articles ; a Hinall lot of Daltic . rcd Wheat hi . s been sold at 5 s . 2 d , per 701 bs .- and aom . ) fresn superfine Vlour at 27 « . per barrel . The trade , generally , riiled dull thi-j morning , T ami such sales ns were effccted-iavM heat were nt Id . to 2 d . per bunh ^ lbelmv the-Tat ¦* ot this day week , Hour was alto'is . per sack lower . The business in Oats was very limited . but hutders were tirm and we repei . t the quotations of last Tuesday for this grain . Oatmeal was the turn cheaper . ¦ ¦ ¦ .- .,: ¦ -v ¦¦ . ¦¦ ¦ : ¦ /"
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LIVERPOOL CATTLE ^ MARKET , Monday ; Jnti ;^ . ; -Wtr h » vB hii * tft verf TM 6 « eftite mTT * r *> f-1 *™* i > rarmiakt . i to-iuy , -an . l the quality has been g . WR . ll y pretty ifoodTThp niarkt-t m . the m . irnijiff was rather dull , in conseqiierice of the buyers not being willing to iiccede to the . advanced iirjeps of the salesmen ; bnt in the afternoim thev gave way , aiTd mniiv countrybuyer * being prespnt , made ita ' tolemble brisknjartcf . Of feheep we have had very good , supply for the : ftfta « onnf the year , anu they d . v not , as jet , decieas . ? in prie . ; , fully n , ai ,,. t , unn , g our last week ' s quotations . ( Wd Bwflnav beqnoted * at trom 5 d to fid . with a few of inferior quality at 4 id . » r lb l / ood wether Mutton sold readily at 7 d . with some of inferior quality , and ewes at . from cd / to Cid . per lb . Number of Heasts at market , l , Q 5 fi ; Sheep , 3 , 119 . r OATTLK IMrpRTKP 1 NT 6 LIVERPOOL , : . From the 22 nd to the 29 th Jan . Cows . Calves , Sheep . Lambs . 1 'igs . llorse 9 ;* " 953 15 1 . K 57 8 3 , 026 la
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MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE , ; &tTiTd » r , Jan . 27 , / . Owing tothe continued stoppage of the cnnals , we are without amv : il « : from the interior ; while those from Ireliirid lire « j »\ y Ui . iy moderate extent . 'rherB hu « been great inuctJvitv throughout the tradi ! during the week- prices remainina-a * last _ noted . At our liuirkct this morning , there is but little business domg in Wheat ; ., which is 011 W tukeu riir in small quantities to meet Wit present wanis oV the niillerg . J-Iiihr is slow of sale at the prerious currency , the buyers showing great / reluctance to : comply with the advanced rates KJhce the setting . in of tho frost . Oats and Oatineal are in uiuderatc request at full prices . Other articles steadv .
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YESTERTJ ^ Y ^ WAKEFiELD CORN ' ; -. ' •;• - ¦ - ; ¦ ' \ . .. '' ; / M ^ H&et ^ ^/ - . - : - : : " - ; :: r ;;;; The Navigation 1 cpntiiiiiing- \ cteseaj : ' W # : Kaye no fresli arrival of anylciW ^ Grwn , JThe " attendance of ^ buyers . is not num ^ ou ^ , and the ; sales of all articles are merely in retail , at tW rates ;' of ' last week ; "' - ' :. . ' : ' ; - '¦ ; .. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ / ' - '";' : / v .: . ¦ - ¦ : ¦; '' -: 'Vj ; ;" :- : /' , i Leeds Cloth ;; Markets ;—In the Coloured and W hite : Cloth Halls , on Saturday , there \ ras the most extensive demand for every description of manufactured goods vrhich has been witnessed for a ¦ lon <»"
period , It is stated that -one mercantiie firm , fh Leeds , purchasedj six thousand ends of Cloth . On Tuesday . t ; here was a feir average jnarket , considering the season of the year , and during the week there , has been a considerabl y larger quantity of goods . takett-outpjf the market than has been brought into it during that period ; bxit the inclehiency of the weather has retarded the manufacturers ^ from gettiriff their goods ; iutb a fit 8 tate for ; the ¦ iriarket / AThfe ' individuals engaged in ihe ^ warehouses are fully employed . 1 % : ' f ospeets for : the ¦' ¦ spring trade appear to ybe gradually improving . : / - ,
, XEE 3 ^; FoRTK : ic ( lir Cattle BAi « , jAKi ' ai ^ I : her « wa ? alauited Snoyr . of every descriptidiii of ! V » t % , % hich i » as well attended jbybuyer ^ l i co iise : gently ; rnearjy . ; th ) e vwhol ^ expos ed ; for sale were : disposed , of at <\ M M } awmg . prices : Bee ^ . from ; ^ v ^ - to 6 s ; i tind , prime quality ^ 6 s . Gd ^ pier stone ; Mutton ^ < rd .. p > Tib . vNumb . er of Gatcleat niarkfit ¦ BeaHtsV ^ 24 ; Sheep , 2 , 200 J Pi ^ s , IQQ ^ i r / JLeJeds' C 6 aff ^ A ttKETy ^ N . . : ^ 30 .-2- "We tej * no . snppHesxto report , ' the w ^ ef c 6 mmunic atib \ is being : sti ! l ihjpassahle ; -and t ^ e ^ trade of to-day is confined to meTeJretail transaetion ^ in ^ botb ; "Whiat ; and Barley . The value of every irrtl ^ e remaining apou t the . same as on 'this day Week ; ' ' * ' - '¦ ¦ ¦ ' < vJ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i " > :- « .:: '< " ¦ : > : '¦ - - iV * - ; -- ;¦ -t :-:: ; - . ;¦ ¦ -- -h : of
.. ' . .,. . . ; S ^ - - ^ Price Hay m Leeds , : frbnv 7 * di t < y 8 d i Straw , ^ dvto ^ jjer stone * .- ; . > . ; .. : _ ;> J \ ; Vr -T'i ; o , i ; TAxt » w ^ -Th > price oi' Tsllo > ^ in thii towi ^ continues at 8 s . per stone .. ' ¦ " . ' .-:- ¦ " f : ' .. . ; - ., , . ¦ * . , ¦ -. ' .: . . . , , j : ¦ ¦ ' .. ¦ - ; : ¦ > . ' . - ; -. - ¦ i ^^ ADBOllI ); ^ Wbpfcs MARKEy , ; FeIB . ' li-Hfai $ }< & $ i Wpols has . ' : Hifi ^^ vhoJldi ^ nirtipii ijbViis i'W i ^ . i iong ;« th . eic . <^ wu ^^ # .- ' sfti ^ qtualjy M offihy ^ hedSosti - Indeed ^ the 1
iyeay brisk demand ; which exis ^ mipposini it W ;^ tin ] uetw puld e ven in -the ; c ^ e of tfc r 6 ad 8 ibeing 8 Pe ? # reader , a ^ y decreasp i « : £ nta » arery UMbleroV p ^ i ^ Sm y ^^^ ; Bradford YarnMarket ^ A ; sHght adyarifce « poola « t ;^ eek * s prieVj 8 , v writK a' ^ sd ^ nisineiw . ~ i ~ $ M ^ mSPi&x > ^ %% & ^ : Pp b , 'the p _ nce 6 f Pieeei' has ! ttiis ^ 'd ay- . ^ n ' efieci ^ y ' and-Ayery : fair amount of business done . ' . '• '' V • i . ( i :.- - ' . y- . -A- / -- • : ¦ - .- ¦' ¦ ¦ •¦¦• ¦ - . : ? : ¦¦ ¦ :: ¦ ' . vi , :: ¦ ' -. ' ¦• - > " -. ' :: - " , ¦ ¦ - . ¦ ¦ ¦ r
r * . W ^ X ¦ Market , Jan , 2 Sr ; i- ^ Bu 8 ! nes ( s wais soyiewhat Klacket than p . n teeKcit : miciet ^ jiaj ; 8 j : ibut goods maintain the price of format quotations . ; 1 /' VX > BWSBURY CliQVH ; ^ AliKKTj , t \ 3 mp ' ' -29 & ± ITHi ? day '»¦ market hasr again ; b ^ en-jyery idulf / ? & few order * : for > HBper iand . medium : blanketa were ^ eii . E nr common blankets there wag . no dettiand at p 3 X . w ^ Thjftinajpact ^ rejra ¦ ¦ , of IJnagg ^ tsy JPadidJ pis ; an . ^^ Flushings have agaih expeHenced * very dull market . This business still ; continues to he ia a vefry decreased state , both for vrorltTaeTi in . 4 BXistcrs .
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: ^ Hu ' DD ^ R ^ iit ^^ jM ^^^^^^? ^ f ^' v ^ o ?^^ *** 1 > ee « fo ^^ SS ^ rhile hacfc . At the dose W the day , conipiS were * ery ; general / ^ ,: ^ -t ' : c yS :- , , 1 *^*??** $ ^ Bf ^ ^ *^ nd WooiMuucei ; j ^ v ^ j ?»^ ? J ™ had anotjier . dull markeu ^ w seeto-dwposedH ( j ^^ have- goods -for ^ fes ^ omk ^ ^« | erhand , seller , afe uot ^ pS dio ^ t& gooisgo at pnce ^ vvhjch wfll n r ^ Seraie tS awls are higher in price ttaftl ^ re'S weeks past . Some sales were ^ effectedat lastWvv phces-Bur , ' oil the whole , it S ^ Srf ^ S ^ market , The wool trade is ^ eryX . ? W ? dK ForeignWoolshave iiidnced the ^ tant ^^ K ^^
lor bome-arficles . but tKe low - ^ ricW - fieT ^^ mannfactured goods Midrices manu&ctnfertrto refufe pnrehasm ^ much vdblj' cdnsequeutiy verv litti . business has beeu dprie . .: , ^ v . — ..-^ A ^ caESTER .- ^) t ^ re ; ' is ^ very little ^ langeta "pticein . the ^[ anchesterc piafker , ; ;{) # ing to the stoppage ot . ; . th ' e carialsjveiY little hosiness has he ^ n ; dones for the last fortnight , especially in Yarn , which has been soldv at rather lower priees . Fbr vovenk loom printing ^ cloths iher&irwx a li ^ e mote inqu \ rv on Monday and Tuesday ; hot ; ihe demand was iv ' no meana g eneral , nor canttte fexpeeted to becdnte so until we havei ' -a change of weather . ' ^• Li ^ Cov * Marke t , Jan . 5 O . ^ The gupplv ¦ ¦ pi , * : vy heat at our market to-day was not ] aree and the-condition - ^ nlv niiddUrigr ? the farmerf U « .
demanding . higher- ^ prices ^ but tiot being coiri plied with , the business done wasr not extensive , and no alteration' in value can be noted to-day . Barley in fair supply ,- and fully maintaiwed" its price , Be-ii * Mpportedtherate ^ oi thiK / djiy week . Patswerejn detnandattqllj' our last currency . Eapeseed mu » t be notedlOs . per . Jast - dearer . 'No : alteration m : LJnseed , ^ Vheat , -Old , 44 s ., ' 55 s ., 38 s . ; New . 47 a . 553 . -parley ; , 2 # . 2 Gs ; 20 s . ; Oata , 15 s ., 20 * 24 sf ; , BeansV 22 s ., 35 . ; Peas , 32 s ., 34 s . j Linseed ' . 4 . Qg . j f ; 42 g ; Jt 4 g ;) Bapeaeed , £ 24 . fa £ 25 ^ per last , ;' - ' - . "¦ ¦ - ' . . ^»—i ^——B—¦ jm —^ -vjm ¦ . . ... " : * - ¦
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: ¦ - - - ¦ ' ¦ ' : - ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' '¦¦¦ ¦¦ : " ^ ' ' ¦'¦' ¦ - ¦ ' ¦ ¦• :- ¦•'• ¦ ' •'• - '¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦' - ' " ¦ ' - : . . ' THURSDAY v JAffp ^ RV 25 ^ ^ Outward , — iTcr S / iwWi , —Westinofeland ; Ton « e S TRJDAY , Jantjary 26 ' n 1 ™" > T ^ ™ > pri < mt > gim ^ BeK Ainswo ^ ^ ood . Intent , Jsawden . Yariuam ^ -Jxm ^ r , ( d Matthewman .. - ¦ v < - . .-. r . V V : w ^ OuTiKAiitJ . i-7 ^ ^ M . ~ John ^ atsori , ^ Clrav i MiccasHe . —Waye , Daeie . i .. ' -, Dundeer-V&r , » & } - The St . . George ^ ( S ) which bailed hence for . Stoat . ton on the 23 rd instant , has put back . ; V
SATORDAY January 27 ; ' OvtxfkKD :- ± itSr Jfordeen . —Tlietisj ¦ : Gilbertspa ; ¦ : ¦ .. ¦ ¦¦ : < - ¦"' ¦¦ . j ; SXJN ; DAY ; -jANTjARy . 28 . ;; i V- - /^ IxwARn . —/ -Vow /) K « rf «?^ Forfar 8 hire , ( S ) Mod . cneff .. . . -. . ,,.. \ i .. •;; : -. ¦ ;¦ . ; V'r .- . ¦ ' ¦ ... . - ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ - ; . : ¦; - . ; -. - ¦¦ .. . -. - . y . - OuTWABi ) .---i « i » ' Siocktmi . ~ SL George , ( S ) Waters WEDNESDAY , January 3 J : ' " Ovy \ Y \ &M . - ^ -l ' or Dundee ^—l ^ rfarsbire , ( S ) iloi cneft . -. . -. ; . . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ - . :- ..--V- - .. ; : ' . " ; - . •'• ' ' ; , . ? . ' .. "• ' : ¦ ' . ¦' ¦" .- "'¦¦ ' : ' ' : ¦•}¦ ' . .:. ' ¦;¦ . Many river vessels , bound to the vsouthvrdrdV ai * yet laying here . ; . , ' : ; ¦ - The Swallowy Hading , expects- to sail for Yan mouth at high , water . ; ¦ . v '
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• ¦ ¦ - ¦ .. - . ¦ ¦¦¦ . ;« -..- ¦ . " . ¦ " ¦ " '"' . " ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦» ¦ . ¦ ¦ _ ¦" ' ; -, v . - ; ¦ HULL / TIDE -TABLE . ' ' . ' ¦ ¦ ' ; ' ' -- - ' :- ^ rtigh Water : - ;'¦ JVIorn : fide . ; Even . Tide . ' ireb . 4 S yndny . » i . JO pas tJI 55 past 1 i 5 sviL 5 ; Monday . - ,. 42 ^ ..., 2 > 24 ...... 3 : avtj ! I ( ¦ ¦ - ¦ ^ t ^ - ^ ' ** r ]'* ,..... 4 : xr £ ' { Wednesday 41 ...... 4 M ... ; .. 5 : ¦ ¦ .. * ¦ ' ¦ 8 Thursday ...: M .. „ .. 5 4 » ..... 5 ' V Friday ...... ( J ...... 6 2 . 9 .. ; ... 6 ' JO Saturday .. A 6 ...,, y 6 . 3 .. w .. ^ - ^
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. The Barton steam packets sail daily from Hull to Barton at seveii iii the morning , aiidhalt-past tweW and four in the afternoon . Tli ^ y ikuI from BarUiiiiji H till at nine in the inoriiiiig , and at haliVpast t «» and half-past six in the afternoon . On JSnudati from Hull at eight-iathe moniing , aadlroui l ^ nL : it half-pa ? t two m the afternoon . An i > xtra . passaa ? trom Hull is made eivry other Mopday ^ at a auarSr piist ten frouiHulU and eleven from liartoii . The Horse Boatioaves Hull , every day , two hoot * betore ^ igU water , aud \ yhm the ? wiud . is contrail half an hour earlier rarid returns froiaBartoQ to HuH at the tuhe ^ of high . '• water .- " . ' . ' ¦ ¦ .- '• - - . The NewiHollnnd Steam ^ acfcet leaves irnll qailj atvseven , half-past eleven annvvand fou ^ tini fr dine
, .. j ^^ foffij ^ w } MjM . vx ~ A * t > l * half-past six p . m . Ou ' 1 uesdays aud Fridays , H" inark-et day ? , there is an extra trip— from New Hflt * Iandattwc 4 ve , and from HiiiraEone . - ¦ ¥ - .. Tlie ^ New HollaiidHorsfrBoat sails from Hull tw » houp before h gli wjiter , aiid returns from New Hot laI 'V ijulintltijfU water every dav iu the week ^ ^ ri ^ ^ * ^ K ^ . f' ^ nsborough ; ( JooW Thonie , briby , and York , sail each day iroin Hulk three Ilonrs arid a half before high water . ^ t Tlsel ' ork Packets leave Hull for Selby and York every dav tc snit the tides—Sundayn exceotttl . ? . Ihe \ armnutliPackets K-ave Hull everyAVeanei dftyand , ' 1-n . day , " and return frori Yanuoiitli everr Tuesday and Saturdav . : * .
. Hie Steam Packets for London leave HuU m Tuesdays at > i »! it : nioriiinp . Wednesdays at eicttf , and elevnii nuirniup ^ iuuV Saturdays at eblit nu 4 r feron morning . They lenve London on Tu « sdavfc ' \\ ertnpsdays , and Saturdays , at eicht in it * mormri !' . : ' . . ' ¦ .- ¦ :- ;\ ' .. - ¦;;; .,. ¦ ; .. ' . T' ¦/' : ¦ : ¦ : ; '¦ - ,.: ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ : - The Leith Steam Packets leave Hull every Weif ne ^ day and Sunday at ^ higli water , aiid Leith tverj Saturday aiid \\ etJnesday . ¦; . " -.. " :. ¦ :: : V . ' ¦ .- / -. ¦ ; ¦ ; V-Tl » i . Lj'iin Steamers sailirom Hull every Wednef ? jlay and Inday , at high water , aud from Lyuuv \ ett < luesday and indayinoriring . : . ' , ^ . The / Whitby and Newcastle Steamer sails evfrr biinday , after . the arrival of the Loadou PackeKj find i - eturns from : Ne \ vc : i * rtle on Weduesdays aol Whitby on Thjirsday ^ calling off Hartlepool , Sanderlaiid , and Shields . . .
The Newcastle Steamers Jeave Hull every Wed- ' nesday , rnday , aud Saturday moruiug ? aud New- castle erery Mondayj' Wvduesday . and Thursda ? . motpum , calliugoff % r ? wrough , Whitby , Jlartlf pool , Shields , aud- Sunderlaiid . " ¦ ^ H H ™ £ w # , | fc ^ ;« ul flrbm " Hulluverf jT ' i"j ; V .. ifli ^ day , xuid Saturday , afternoon ; aaS from Hiu ^^ h fhte" game days ; ; . V ! : ^ The . ^ ptterdaih Packet sails every Wednesday * afternoon , and retunis every Saturday . , - - .-- ^ The ; DiuideeSt ^ aiaer > Kave « HuU every AVedue ^ day , ; ahdpiiu'dee every Saturday . v . ^
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YAfji *'" V . ^ M Waminersmith , ConntTMiddlesex ^ by , Joshua , aioisoN , at hisV ^ intiii g ^ Offices , Nos . 12 , & $ ] 3 , vMarkct ^ ht r ^ et , Bnggate ; ^ and- Published by thej said Joshua HoBsb *; ( for ^ ihe said Fba # GiTs ^ O'Cax ^ ou , ) . at his pwelliag-hbujje , N * 5 , ; Market- Street , iJnpgatey ^ h JuteniiT * , ^ ° ™ i ^ lcatlou ^ - ^ sting betwoea the said N 4 ? V < ^ f ^ ^ { Uld ^ said Nus . 12 , and 1 # ; ^ rkeifetreet , Briggata thus coastituting i *^ - ^ 2 ? ' ^ "P - tba st ^ - : K-iiitinff and PublisSiiirf ' o . vy ^ ces ^ . one . Pr ^ ni ^ eSi s . v . ^ :. ; , . ' ¦ :,-. ; ^ ; v , .-Jvi . «; v AU : (^ mu 3 tucations ; . jnustrbe ; addressed , ( f ( J ^ ; ¦¦! £ mr ) M J , ; Hobson , Northern Star Office ?? ^ Me ^ i y . ; M . ^ H- *»*^ * --. ^^ i * M Orders aM . Adyertisements received by the und < r ^
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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-ncseproduct991/page/8/
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