FRIEND OF CHINA, AND HONGKONG GAZETTE.
OVERLAND MAIL. Yesterday afternoon the mail of the 7th March arrived per Island Queen from Bombay; the post master immediately put us in posses. sion of our monthly papers from which we give a brief summary of news.
On the 22th of Feby. Dr. Bowring moved in the house of Commons for a copy of the correspondence which had been received from Hongkong relative to the registration ordi- nance and the subsequent withdrawal of that ordinance. Ministers refused a copy, Mr. Davies not then having reported his They reasons for abrogating his own act. considered some regulation of this kind neces- sary, though one less inquisitorial in character than that referred to. Mr. Hope and Sir Ge- orge Staunton both complimented Mr. Davies on his former services in China, and therefore thought that, in the absence of information on the subject, Mr. Davies was entitled to credit for believing that such a regulation was neces- sary. Dr. Bowring in withdrawing his motion intimated his intention to bring it forward on a future occasion. When he does do so, it is to be hoped that Minister will be better informed on the subject. It is gratifying to find that a member of Dr. Bowring's standing and attain ments is directing his attention to the affairs of this colony, and there can be no doubt of his doing so to some purpose. Objectionable as the registration ordinance was-as originally passed-it is nothing compared to the brand. ing act of 1845; and it may well be believed, that if the inquisitorial and insolent enactments of the one astonished the people of England, the cruel and barbarous decrees of the other will be received with universal indignation.
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In the commercial world the chief topic of interest was the new financial scheme for a clas- sification of the Sugar duties. From Sir Robert Peel's success as a financier and reputation as a clear headed statesman, men of ordinary capaci ty may well feel some diffidence in questioning his measures. We cannot, however, see the propriety of a difference being made in the duties on brown, or muscovada sugars, from the West Indies, and clayed sugars from the East
If the cost of labour is less in the latis Indies. ter possessions, the amount of work done indi- vidually by the labourers in the former is much greater. In addition to this, freight from the west is less than from the east, though some
EXTRA.
Victoria, Thursday, 29th May, 1845.
The Countess of Naunbourg, wife of the reign ing Landgrave of Ilease-Homburg, expired on the 21st Feb., after a prolonged illness, at Hombourg
cs.Monts.
The indisposition of the Emperor of Russia is almost removed. His Majesty still looks, ill, but he takes his daily exercise. The Empress sel low leaves her apartments.
The Bishop of Ely is much worse. The favou.
table symptoms have entirely disappeared, and he is again alarmingly ill, The garter, vacant by the death of the Marquis of! Westminster, has been conferred on the Marquis of Camden.
Sir E. Knatchbull has resigned the eastern di vision of the county of Kent. If we are to rely on an announcement in the Kentish Gazette, the resignation by the right hon. baronet of his seat in the Commons is only preparatory to his assuming one in the Lords, for that journal says that he is to be immediately gazetted as "a stalworth pillar of the State." by the style and title of Baron Mersham.
Sir William and Lady Follett have arrived in Park-street from Italy. The learned Attorney General's health has greatly improved.
The widow of the Inte Hon. R. Otway Cave found amongst her decensed husband's private ro cords an imprefect memorandum of his desire to convey 20,000 to Sir De Lacy Evans, as a tes- timony of personal regard. With an affectionate respect for her late partner, this high-minded lady promptly acted upon the minute, and transmitted the whole of the above sum to the gallaut ollicer.
NAVAL AND MILITARY,
NAVAL.
Pensions for meritorious services have been granted to Vice Admiral Sir Willian Parker, Bart.. G.C.B.; Captain Henry Prescott, C B. ; Captain Edward Wallis Hoare, and Captain John Coode, C.B. Pensions have also been granted to Capt. J. R. Burton, Com. L.A. Robinson, Lieut J. Black more, Lieut. W. Crotty, Lieut. L.R. Fitzmaurice, Lieut, J. Brown, Master W.C. Tiphook, and Pur- ser F. Lean.
Vice-Admiral Sir W Parker. Bart., G. C. B.
who served in the Peninsula, was present at Sala- manca and Victorin, and three times wounded, 1007 and Major-Gen. W. A. Gordon, who served in Flolland, at Walcheren, and during a great part of the war in the Peninsula, including the bottles of Fuentes d'Onór, Vittoria, and the Nive, and was three times wounded. 1007,
'INFANTRY. 93th. Lieut.Granthara has been appointed Act- ing-Quartermaster for the Provisional Battalion.
GAZETTES
WAR OFFICE, FEB. 25.
98th Foot.-Lieutenant Charles Edward Synge to be Captain, without purchase, vice Edwards, deceased; Ensign Martin Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Synge; James Stewart, gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dillon; Daniel Antoine Daly, gents to be Ensign, without purchsse, vice Rose, removed to the 78th Foot.
OFEICE OF ORDNANCE, Feb. 27. Royal Regiment of Artillery.-Second Lieut. Charles Richard Ogden Evans to be first Lieut,
vice A. S. Dickson, deceased.
Corps of Royal Engineers-Second Lieutenant. Eustice Fane Bourchier to be first Lieutenant. vice Fuller, resigned.
The dates of promotion of the undermentioned officers of the Royal Artillery have been altered as follows:- First Lieutenant Ğ. J. Power, Ján, 27. 1845; First Lieutenant C. G. Arbuthnot, Feb. 1, 1845,
COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE.
The arrival of a vessel from Louisiana at Liverpool with sugar sugar, 12 lhda, created some sensation; and Mr. Thornely demanded from Sir Robert Poel, whether it was intended to charge on this slave-grown sugar the same duty as on sugars the produce of China, Jave, or Manilla? The Minister replied that, under the Reciprocity Art, his impres. sion was, that Louisiana sugar must ha admitted on the same terms with those from China, Java, or Manilla.
The sugar aules at Amsterdam on 25th ult, comprising 13,13) Kranjangs, went off, contrary to general expectation, fully frina below the taxed value, except for the finer qualities, which realised previous rates.
Sir Itobert Peel has announced that the consideration of the Bank Blls (Septe's and Irish) will be deferred untill after Easter, and that he will, in the meantime, receive deputa. tions on the subject. Proin this intimation, it is supposed the premier is desirous of arranging his measures so as to interfera as little as possible with the nature and extend of
Mason; Capts. Mitchell, R. N, Goodfellow, Brooke, and J. M. Martin; Lichts. J. Money, G. H. Hunt, I. T. Buttler; Cornet A. M. | Knight,
Capt. Grover has received a letter from Dr. Wolff, dated Erzeroon, the 17th January, from which the following is extracted: -"How shall I But { must thank you for your great kindness? confess that when I heard you were gone to St. Petersburgh. 1 trembled. for I was afraid you would have gone to Bokhara with letters from "the Emperor. God be praised that the Emperor did not grant you the letters, and that you did not proceed. As long as that horrid fellow Abd-ook Samet Khan is at Bokhara, nothing will be of any use. Every Englishman's fate is sented-he must die. The following persons have been murdered at Bokhara,--Lieut Wyburd, of the Indian Navy; Lieut..Colonel Stoddart, Capt. Conolly, one whom they call Freshaw, a German, Il Cavaliere Naselli, five Englishmen, outside Ichaar-Jon; a Turkoman. who came to Bokhara to attempt the escape of Col. Stoddart; Ephraim, a Jew, from Meshed, who was sent to Bokhara to make inquiries about Capt. God be praised that Conolly; a Turkish officer. you did not go to Bokhara. Thanks be to Gol for His loving-kindness in sending me such friends as Col. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Redhouse, who have taken such tender care of me, that I am now able to record to my friends in England tho Mr. Brant, kindness of those excellent friends. the Consul, also comes every other day to see me, God be and Dr. Dixon is exceedingly kind. praised! But there is not such a nun in the B:i. tish army as Col. Williams!"
An address of thanks, signed by 514 members of Convocation, to the Proctors of the University. of Oxford, for their negative upon the proposal relating to Tract XC., was presented on the 1st
instant.
The following arrivals have been reported at the India Elouse :-Capt. Marriott, B. S.; Assist. Surg. Brooke, M.S.; Lieut Col. Ottey, Bo S.; Maje Poole, Bo.S; Parser Boyce, I. N ; Pilot Newcomb;" Assist.-Surg. Watkins, Bo S.
To remain-Capt. Blake, BoS., for 6 months
Commander in Chief of the Mediterranean station, Incal issues, until the full working of the English Currency Lieut. F. Pollick, B. S, do has appointed Capt. P. Richards, C. B, to be his Flag-Captain.
The Nankin Batta will be paid in April, The Fantome, 16. Com. Sir F. W. Nicholson,
concern; it was finally decided to continue for the present,
Bill is ascertained. At a general meeting of the proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank a dividend at the rate of per cent. was declared, and a handsome addition made to the reserve fund. A meeting of the British Colonint Bank and Loan Company shareholders also took place on 5th ing).. ordered to the Mediterranean, and the Comus, when a most disc uraging statement of affairs was read, and 18, Com T.. Tompson, to South America. The long discussions ensued us to the propriety of winding up the Belvidera, 39. Capt. Hon. G. Grey, has arrived from the Mediterraneau. The Eagle, 50. Capt. and ell another meeting in six months if considered neces: G.B. Martin, an Vindietwe. 50, Capt. M. Sey.sary. No dividend was declared.
St-Bengal raw, all descriptions lower, especially mid. wiseacre in the House asserted that from India mour, proceed to the West Indies. The Hibernia, dib and lower sorts, for which a reduction of 6-4 to Is must be 120, has been commissioned for the flag of Sir W. quoted.--China raw, transactions very limited, but deliveries Parker. The Acta, 25, Capt. G. Mansell. has fair-Corahs, little doing, in anticipation of sale on the leth sailed for the coast of Africa; and the Firebrand inst-andannoes and Choppaha: no transactions to notice. steamer, Capt. J. Hope, with Mr. Gore Ousley, cloths: none in the market; heavy Vizigapatam Cloths in- Minister to the Argentine Republic. The Dilo quired for.-Blus Sallampares: deliveries, molerate, but is to be re-commissioned. The Erebus and Ter stocks smill, and market in a healthy stato.-Muras and ror are fitting for the Northern expedition. Capt. Ventap liam Handkerchiefs: no alteration to notice, the Sir J. Franklin, having under him Com. Fitz Ja-arrivals do not comprise any of the Chocolate style of Venta mes, late of the Clio, will command one vessel, and Capt. Crozier the other.
The eastern sugar was taken home as ballast. planter, or merchant, has also to wait a much longer time before he can get a return for his money; and this in mercantile pursuits is a se- It is evident that it is to rious consideration. the east-India and China-that England must look for a market for her increasing manufac. tures, and to enable these countries to take her fabrics freely, she must by moderate duties increase the consumption of their produce.
-Tasure Silk Cloth: no denan at present.-White Long-
pollam, which are chiefly wanted-Nankeens: not much
inquiry-Blas Nankeens: large arrival and little demin
-Pongee Silks and Handkerchiefs: sticks moderate; pur. Mr. Samuel Wells, of Serjeant's Ian. iu a letter chasers wat for the public sales, when all the newly imported SPICES.-Cassia Lig 12a firm; 530 chests offered on 4th to the Times says My mind is too much sub lued goods will be brought forward. at present by the severe and irreparable loss Iinst brought laadvance on gecəni quality.. Cinnamo 1 dill, and lower than the last quarterly sales. The supplies of bave sustained in the death of my son (having at the time the command of the Royalist,) but 1 feel Black Pepper are increasing, and iɔwer rates have been no I should ill discharge my duty to the public, dil Icasionally accepted, which has caused a better demand. For not in due time use every exertion in my power Nutmega and Mace a decline of Id to 2d per 1. has been
procure an inquiry into all the circunstances at tending the Royalist, from the time of her ill-jul-be noticed in Bengal and Malabar Ciner; the cominon un ged purchase, at the commencement of the Ching war, to her arrival from Bunda at Singapore. I have no doubt, if fair play is show in the inquiry, there will appear the most wanton and cruel ne.
PROMOTIONS.
submitted to, A moderate busiugas only has been doing in Cloves, at about previous prices There is little alteration to scraped qualities have been selling from Lis to 19. 100 cases prepared Bongal sold at 393 to 619 per cwt.
LIVERPOOL. MARCH 5, 1815. Dava--Camphor lover, and must be quoted 51 104 for good quality.--Castor 0.1, 514 to 61; some late arrivals will shortly be brought to auction. The market quite bare of China R, Cuculus In liens, Columbo Root, and Cubcha, and prices nominal. Galls, Myrob slams in demand at full prices, Bombay, 59 to 93 61; Cloutta, 4s to 53; other, descriptions quoted for file white bold 5 104 to Gt; inferior qualities 3 to neglected. Gama, Arabic farther advanced 103, an I is now 51. Animi scarce and in gooi demani. Benjanin inquired fr. Shellac, 3) chests sold--mixed to mud orange 363 to
Commanders-R.A. Stewart, H.J. Douglas, R. 45s per ewt, good orange 513. Sticklae, Afætid, Am L Cronolly.
Master-C. George.
APPOINTMENTS.
The state of the Church of England continues to be very unsatisfactory, and has engaged the attention of the House of Peers. The recent proceedings in the diocese of Exeter, were brought before the house by Lord Fortescue, upon the presentation of a petition praying for legislative enactments declaring what part of the rubrics were still binding. Dr. Philpotis as cribed his motives, for insisting upon rubrical observances to the necessity of establishing uniformity of warship. He contended that the powers of the sovereign were temporal, claiin-glect in official quarters.
The experimental squadron of Steamers has re. ing for the clergy the absolute right of spiritual supremacy, and denying the competency of turned to Portsmouth; the Victoria and Albert beat Lord the Black Eagle, and both vessels the screw steam Parliament to interfere in the matter. Brougham vindicated the omnipotence of Par- sloop Ratter; but the efficiency of the screw has liament; the Bishop of Norwich was pleased nevertheless been established. at the omnipotence of the people, and the mat. ter dropped. The doctrines which terminated in a secession from the Scottish church ap-- pear to have fascinated their Episcopal bre- thren, and of they are sincere-which is very
Vics Adin Sir W. Parker, Bt, to be Com nan. doubtful they have only to follow the Pres-der-in-Chief in the Mediterranean. byterians and secede, relying for support on the Capts.-W.B. Dobson, to study at Steam Fac
Woolwich; P. Richards, C.B, Hibernia affection and co-operation of the people.
Lients.-H. Bainbridge. Rolla; W. S. Sanders, The news from America are important. In the Senate the Committee on foreign affairs Vulture: A. Kortwright (adt,) Illustrious; J.Carrol have reported unanimously against the annexa-Styx; F.W. Sidney, Cyclops; F. E. Rose, Flying tion of Texas. Mr. Benton, however, has in Fish W. Armitage Racehorse; C. S Norman, troduced a fresh bill for the formation of a Comus, G. Goldfinch, Superb; G. A. Seymour and state out of the republic of Texas, though its C. R. Bamber, Rodney; S.J. Brinckwell, Amazon.
The aboli-
Masters-G.L. Bradley, Foz, v. Grant; J.Cater success is very problematical, tionists, in order to throw ridicule on the mat. Vulture; 6. H. Hills (assist.) Victory; J. W. For
bes, Illustrious. ter, have presented a petition for the annexa- tion of Canada. A bill for the occupation of the Oregon territory has passed the house of, representatives by a large majority, Pennsyl- vania has so far redeemed her honour, by pay- ing the interest due on her debt in February.
From Mexico, intelligence has been received of Santa Anna's having made submission to the new Government, after several repulses before Puebla.
In France much indignation is expressed at Mons. Lagrenee's failure to obtain from China some exclusive commercial privileges for his country.
tory,
Mate-M.F. O'Reilly. Comus, See Master-R.O. White, Rodney, Midshipman -J.A. Phillips, Flying Fish, Naval Cadet-C. Dent, Rodney, Surgs.-W. Bruce, Deptford Dockyard; A. Kilroy, China, convict ship; C. A. C. Browning, Theresa, convict-ship; J. Sloan, Tory, convict ship; G. W. Pritchett, Vulture; A Anderson, Rol. la; D. Thompson, Daring.
Assist. Surg.-N. Lyttleton, Express ; G. Whit- marsh, Speedy, to Rodney.
Cerk-G. Knox to Rodney.
MILITARY.
moniac, Gibanura, Myrrh, and Olibanum, sales triffing at previous currencies. Indig, about 100 chests Kurpah gold at ld to 21 advance on the last sales. Lac Dye in brisk demind; 310 chests sold at 23 3d for 1 in a diamond, and t 61 alvance for low qualities. Minjagt dull; a small pureel of Midler Rɔts sold at 454. Safflower scarce and in great demand; several lots bought on speculation at 108 to 153dvance; 15) bales had been sold at 61 39, to 71 for ord to good mid Senna in derin Terra Japonica, Gambia, 3350 baskets sold at 128 9d to 13,91, bein; ls advance Cutch 23, to 21. Turnierie, unl. Malabar 114, Bengal 12.
SILK Transactions very limited pending the decision of goods on the 26th February realised and advance of is on Government as to thrown silks. The sales of silk piece Corahs; Pongee fis handkerchiefs 2 to 38; Damask furni ture 51 to 78 6d per piece. The wasto market heavy.
TEA: a fair business in Canton made Imperial Gunpow. "Tin': in good demand, 510 slabe Straits s id at 61s. -"Tor- dera, Young Hysona, and fine new Coagout at full rate -- toiseshell' in good request. Several parcels of Singapure and Calcutta sold at 193 to 238 per lb.
MANCHESTER.
Trade continues very prosperous. There are no stock most descriptions of Goods, except 7-8th Printing Cloths, which have not recently been in so good dem in i, and prices 36-inch Shirtings scarce, and are therefore rather lower prices tending upwards A large business done in inch gold end Shirtings, or fi te Long Clotha, at very high rates. 61.66 Reeds have advanced 3d to 141, 72 Ree is 6d. The market cleared of qualities from 93 31 to 10%. Sime exten.
sive contracts are in progress for 40-inch goid ad medium Long Cloths of a fabric between a shirting and domestic In low grey and white Jacconets rather mare doing. Do. mesties are very scarce, prices advancing and likely to con tinue high. The supply of Twist being inadequate to, the demand prices have aisanced, with a tendency to still fur. Nos. 6.143 Water Twist are held at ther improvement
Depots of Regiments are prohibited by an or- der from the Adjutant-General at the Horse The shipments to China of Cotton pieces, keeping up Brass Binds. One band is to advances; Nos 16.21s have been in great request, goods and Cotton yarns continue large. As only allowed a regiment, and that must be always and fetch id to 1 por 15 more: 23.32 are 1 higher. There still continues a good demand for Mule Twist for India, and compared with Bengal and Madras they are with the service companies. The Depot will only prices of No. 30.64 have advanced td to id per l5; and follows:
retain a proportion of the drums, fifes, and bugles. Nos 70-1008, which are scarce, 4d to Id per ib. Warpy PLAIN CALICOES.
The officers of a Dep-t nre commanded not to con-and Cops are in good request. Yards. 3,036,610 tribute to a local band fund. To Bengal and Madras,
4,135,897 Rewards for distinguished services have been To China,
TWIST AND YARN.
granted to the following officers, viz :-Major-Ge Ibs. 594.520 neral Sir J. H. Reynett, K. C. H, who served in 387.960 the expedition against Ferrol, in Sweden, and in Spain and Portugal, from 1803 to 1811, 2001 Ma- jor-Gen. Sir, F. Stovin, K C. B., who served against Ferrol, in Germany, at Copenhagen, in Sweden, at Corunna, at Walcheren, in the Penin- A Court was held at Buckinghan Palace for the sula, at the battles of Salamanca, Victoria, Hyre- reception of her Royal Highness the Grand Duness, Nivelle, Orthes and Toulouse, 2001.; Liect chess of Baden? who has also been the object Gen. Henry Monckton, who served on the Con. since her arrival, of all kinds of aristocratic atten- tinent, in Germany, Italy, Ireland, India, the Cape and Mauritics, 1771; Major-Gen. A. Tompson, tions and courtesies.
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To Calcutta, To China,
These quantities have been exported since the mail of February 24th.
COURT AND FASHION-
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. MARCH 7TH. Despatches in anticipation of the Indian Mail of 1st February reached London on 6th March. Letters were delivered this morning.
At her Majesty's levee, hell on the 5th, the following presentations took place :- Mr. Mathe 500, M. P. Mr. Wilberforce Bird, Mr. G. Mansel, Res. J. Wenham, Sir J. Annesley. Dr. Shanks, Sir J. Nicolls, Major-Gen, Menteith: Cols. To wnend, Monteath, and Careton, Liest Cols; Laard, Montgomeric, Everest, Sir C. Wade, and " Leslie; Major T. Wilkinson; Commander T. H.
To return-R. Montgomery, Esq., B. C. S.; Capt Snow, M. S., Lieut. Selby, M. S.; Lieut. Rennie, I. N.
To resign--Capt Clape, B. S.
Mr, Sheridan his buen returned for Shaftesbury. In the House of Commons last night Sie R. PEEL said, that he would introduce in the course of the present session a bill to repeal the civil dis abilities of the Jews as far as relate to municipal
These was no mention of and corporate offices Mr. fume's notion for the Ellenborough corres. pondence
On 1st of March, the election of Lord Rector of the Marischal College, Abordeen, for the ensuing year, took place, when Mr. Sheriff Allison, of La markshire, was chosen by a considerable majority
caulay, E. P. of all the nations over the Right Họn, T. B” Ma-
The Rev. J. E. Tyler, B. D., rector of St. Giles- in the Fields, is to have the canonry of St, Paul's vacant by the death of the late Rev. Sidney Smith. The stipend by the recent act is reduced to 1,0007.
year.
It is confidently reported that Mr. Gladstone will return to the Cabinet, and hold an office in the Administration yet higher than that from which he recently receded. The Right Hon. Gentlem in has. it seems, reconsidered the subject of the increased grant to Maynooth College, and has intimated that he is prepared to support both that grant and the other projected educational institutions of a liberal constitution in Ireland
The Liverpool Steeple Chase was won by Mr. W. S Crawford S. Cure-all, 11st 5th, Loft, 1, Mr- Thornton's Peter Simple, 10st 12b, 2; Capt. Boyd's The Exquisite, 1st, 3; Mr. J. T. Blackburne in Tom Tag, 10st 2lb, 4; Mr. T. Oliver's Vanguard, 12st 1015. Owner; Mr. Holman's The Page List, Owner; Capt. France's Brenda, 1st 71b. J. Abbot ; Mr. J. Kelly's Clinsinan, 11st 61b, Nely; Mr. Barnett's Box keener, 11st 4b; Mr. Atkinston's Ceremony, 1tat, C. Abbot; Mr. Milland's Pepper Swift, 10st Plb, Powell; Lord Alford's The Stran ger, 10st 101b, fill; Mr. Mare's Nimrod, 10st 8, French; Mr Jones nd the Ro-up, 10st 4lb, Thon-" son; and Mr. Wesley's Briant. 10st 10lb, Nobl^.. A good race with the first four, Clansinan fll at the brook and broke-his back.
DEATH. —At Fingrave, George Henry, ellest son of Robert Barlow Esq., Bengal Civil Service. FOREIGN. -Some sensation has been occasion i in Paris by the determinations of Ministers to convert the tive per cents into four and a half. -- The Swiss Diet have votel the expulsion of the Jesuits by 10 Cantons and 2 hälf Cantons against 8 Cantons ani halt Cantons. This decision leaves the matter unsettlel, for a majority consist ing of at least 12 Cantons is necessary to render valid any vote, but the Jesuits themselves intende voluntary with drawing from the states of the confeferation.
ENGLISH SHIPPING, ARRIVALS FROM Chiva. --Feb. 10th Sunderson, at Liverpool; 15th Inglewood, at Liverpool; 17th England's Queen, in the Downs; 1st Patna, ut Liverpool; 24th Earl of Liverpool, at Portsmouth; Media, inthe Downs; 25th Plancius, in the Downs (for Amsterdar); 26th Marquis of Bute, at Brighton; Marchioness of Douro, at Dover; 27th Elen, Tapley and Mercury, in the Downs;; Persin, at the Isle of Wight; John Dugdale, at Li- verpool; Juhu Bibb, at Qungeness; 29th Maia in the Downs; March 3rd Circassian, at Dublin: 6th Orien, at Liverpool.
DEPARTURES you Chixi-Feb. 8th illumi Shant, from, Portmonth; 11ht Helen Stewart, fromthe Downs; Alic eBrooks and Marmion, from Liverpool; 16th Vespasian. (for Manila) from the Downs; 19th Livingston, from Liverpool; 29th Macedon, from the Down; Pandora, frota Inver- pool March 7th Lady Butz, from Liverpool.
Loading vor Cuixa-At London Mary Bar natyne, City of Derry and Duke of Portland. Liverpool -Eart of Chester, Larpent, Prinera Royal, Lady Bute, Victoria, Druid, Syria, Saght- lien, Eluard Boutend, Devon, Culdes, Bahamian, Duke of Lancaster, Patna Sundersons, and Currency.
Edital, Prated and Palubed by ons Cess, At The Foment of filin
and fragung raserte tithes, Qices's Road, Mongbong isso.