The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

I_____ .o 4o, P I u . ''''''.-- 31101.1. 1 • nail. • 1 !....... 4 .....,. I 13, • 1840. , THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. f rom sp, THE B„ __ _ ......_ . _. . _..... _.. , , . . . -...0,-,.....i. I . is . reek, c do `'• 4ll-I .EXS ON REAL PROPERTY. The Harmony, M'Clellan, which sailed yesterday morning Attarketo mai/ •—.lOl TH E 1 , .......__ b Ipp mg inztiligenrt. for Belfast, in putting back last night, got athwart the Courier, a t i f4 ll tine u foa Sydney, N.S.W. at anchor off the Rock. The Harmony —o,..______ lee Yt ) „ d , I ,ers o f t l al pressure of taxation upon the • _______......_ lost mainmast, main boom, ' stancheons, &c., and her hull is also LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL N Property, and particularly upon the TUESDAY, MARCH 6.-Wind W.S.W., moderate. mbch injured. The Courier did not sustain any damage. Iro k a e " ir 4 trlh- elli ll t , tl . r al te in al ter es , Sugar : I There continues a very good ARRIVED.-Niagara, (steamer,) Stone, from Boston, JanuarYi. .4 tt a ," ith a , , has always hitherto been met, Agent, Mills, and North Star, from Charleston-Lemuel Dyer, VESSELS SPOKEN. • tions, and the Be hich amount to : w hen P e rit , ,`, as a d enial of the fact, or with the plea Dyer, from New Orleans-Pearl, from Savannah. Athol, hence, for Pernambuco, 20th Jan., in lat.lon tation, 7,500 bags engal, and 1000 bag , o vr br yi: t 4 f iktger shParetacted class, they were entitled to bear SA ILED.-Foam, Widdecombe, for Africa-Monnikendam, 20 W-Mayborough, hence, for Corfu, 16th Jan-Brilliant, from an advance of 6d. per cwt. ; they am 3250 bags Brazil, at from 355. 6d. to 39 Flick, Amsterdam-Janet, Craigie, Barbadoes-Geo. Ramsey, Mauritius, for Cork, in lat. 23 S., . long. 4 E-Sara, from Bre ml• al oe -.l' tile r e of the public burthens than the rest Clarke, and Chesapeake, Lambert, Baltimore-Emma, Way, men, for Valparaiso, 23rd Jan ., in lat. IN. long. 19 W-Lord br ,- t, COrn43s. for white , 320 hhds. 1000 brls. IN idly re 10 , r•Ole t• munitir, and Enterprise, Jones. Beirout &c.-Julia, De Gastana.o for Petrie from London, for Mauritius, 25 . th ' Jan., in lat. .3 . N., 03 a s t ew I C : Io h e The total withdrawal of a ll ..... , . I , , . ,_ . 6d 42s . . ,and per cwt. .1 bags duty-paid.—Molasses p Venezuela a id._ A a and a Sant sses tai past det , Ight . T rver• has placed the question in a amboa, &c.-Cromwell, Barker, Boston-Brothers, Rein, Bra- long. 21 w., foremast sprung-Lay Valiant, from Mauritius, zils-Courier, Towerson, Calcutta-Belleisle, Dixon; ('ape of for London, 9th Feb., in lat. 24 N., long. 40 W-Endeavour, sun lv checks business • high rates w lee side Wt ,1 1 And th , lese classes have now a fair right to Good Hope-J. Bromnam, Murray, Charleston-Requiter, hence, for Alexandria, twenty-four miles S.W. of Tuskar- lila; tisi.— sal Coffee. T-eaThise'2m7oark bags et is s a g l i i ,n effor t ot OPe ( . at no more is exacted from them in the Searle, Constantinople-Intrepid, Roberts, Danzig-Eliza, fa x hence, for Demerara, same day-Bellona, hence, for 40 b o a n gs y ßra e zil Cocoa sold at 2 — d. p a sail ‘ / t, 0 4,ClDrer either ta xes tham, Dunkirk-Ulysses, Le Maistre, Gulf of Mexico-Ger- Halifax, 2nd March, in lat. 49, long. 8-Lord Hardinge, hence, of Black Pepper at 31d. per lb. Ric( or rates than from the manu- trade Coombs, Hamburg-Hannah Booth, Best, Malta, &c.- for China, 28th Oct., in lat. 40 S., long. 6 E-John Horton irnoterct t Pitaii' the sh o p keeper, toat is. 6d. middlingt o svelo ss o f t letii st ; ~, , ,opkeeper, the merchant, or the Gotthilfe, Meyer, Memel-Favourite, Campbell, and Eliza, for hence, for Central America 23rd Jan., in lat. 5 N., long. 20 -t vvßbruomke-nvnalnedbo9ss Naples-Janet, Moore, and Probus, De Vries, New York- -ingleborough, 4th March', ninety miles S.W. of Tuskar-Una, ( h o 0 5 14 / ecn n o :l l" l ° ,, however, our statesmen and poll- last week's rates ; the market is, howe white. — for Naphtali, Thomas, and Charlotte, Hendy, Oporto-Stephany, ste Ting west, 25th Jan., in lat. BN. long. 24 W-Conquest, Tea : No improvement to notice in 1 Olnnt ee oi jii demand ., it is may strive to sneer down that Hiendricksen, Riga-Ranger, Paige , Rio Janeiro-Kingston, hence, for Alexandria, 16th Feb., in lat. 37, long. 11-George nues very quiet, and but little doing rul coloft s tles af must. ultimately be conceded by the Richards : Don Coline, Peek, and Enfield, London, Rotterdam Dean, for London, 26th Jan., in the Gulf of Mexico-York- • -Maria and Adriana, Plas, Rotterdam, &c.-Great Britain, shire Lass, from Newport, for Havana, 2nd March, in lat. 47, e acce A tle t he nation. consisting of 1000 packages, about 40 - t•r 3t° s td 111° ti Hume, Staten Island and St. John's, N.8.-Stephen, Watson, long. 10-Harriet, from Glasgow, for Barbadoes, sth March, in prlzs. ing th reported in Indigo, Shell LI fir • 0 , th °II of Mr. D'lsraeli, on Thursday night, S. Stephen-Liverpool Irving, and St. George, Hutchinson, lat. 50, long. 8-Hannah, from Glasgow, for Trinidad, fith ihe ca rne n 4,9 t able 5 1)e ,,,,b , St. France, Badille, Senegal-George Dean, Spurin, March, off Waterford-Ino . , bound west, 6th March, off Water- chests of Gum Arabic sold at previous le got ea bet. placed ti,_' ----- bY which it was introducea, Sierra . Leone-Courier,. Dunn, Sydney, N.S.W.-Flor , Bond, ford-Emily, hence, for Trieste, 16th Feb.,. in lat. 37, long. 9- pal atsOs , and 400 bags Sago Flour at —Saltpetre remains without chang The , 'lt the the whole subject in an intelligible shape Tampico-Falcon, alairs„ Trinidad-Kent, Robb, and Janet Leonora, hence, for Demerara, 4th March, in lat. 49, long. 46- fined to about 300 bags.—Of Nitrate this til,e,',4 t 44 ten thatcountry. The honourable gentleman Kidston, arKay, Valparaiso -Maranham, Jameson, Virginia- Ann Best, 17th Dec., in lat. 52 S., long. 56 W-Betsey, hence, Ils. Bd. to 125. per cwt., part for expo. Gleoner, Brereton, and Damsel, Jacobs, Zwolle. for Malta, 3rd March, in lat. 49, long. lit Ness, Bth March, o ff Guano :-The attention of dealers 1 .ythiq ', 44 tel l . during the past year a sum of not less Tuskar-Grange, Bth March, off Waterford-Tory, with emi 'led 13 dop e 411 111 The Janet Kidston, that sailed this morning, touched the grants, 23rd Jan., in lat. 2 N., long. 20 W-Malcolm, from Ply- directed to the lower kinds, owing to 1 el te erty of ous sterling was levied on the real ruvian on sale; Patagonia at £5 2s. , salt Iva Of) top °f the c bank in comi. g out of the Salthouse Dock. mouth, for Pernambuco, same day-Bellona, from London, for kd Y rat es t country in the shape of poor rates, Bay at .4 to .e 4 145., and 400 tons da sever ) 19 The derelict brig taken into Holyhead by three of the Susan's Ceylon, 24th Jan., in tat. 4 N., long. 21 W. £7 2s. 6d. to R 7 ss. per ton. reach ed 1 ' adili , uighway rates, church and other rates ; crew is the John Callan. -411111 e tv e n the Socrates, Supple, sailed from Sau or for this port on the 13th - i n g, SC , IA • 111 F. land tax, the amount would reach i __,,, 00, Janu ary. 7S° 1 bi :',etsp e „ ul . l° ns, for not a shilling of which any Nymph, Nicholas; Prince of Wales, Jones ; Gem, Edwards, LIVERPOOL COTTON MA ter pate and Dusty Miller, Lewis, hence at Beirout. The sales of last week are now a .: 4101 %i lea of property is liable. The rental on PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a the l io ~. s a u _ • - . Brenda, Reid, sailed from Sm , ,,rna for this port on the 10th 50,570 bales, consisting of 43,580 A D. Cope and G. Batcheldor, Liverpool, oil mercbants-J. 1g up s y 0 the uOO ,OOO m was raised amounted to about February. Egyptian, 20 common West India, and Hooper and J. Ormerod, Liverpool, leather factors-T. A. and speculators took 13,600 bales, and ex zlns eou ntry Per annum, whilst the total income of Radiant, Parker, sailed from ditto for this port 15th Feb. M. Verkruzen, Liverpool, Berlin warehousemen. in Tribune, Ortleur, sailed from ditto for this port 16th Feb. advance of ild. per lb. upon Americ h, in th e t t ` 4, Tl, was close upon £250,000,000 per an- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. the present week the unfavourable pc ha sthe Aroune, Constantini, sailed from Trieste for this port on the ) did ' lO . :al, a 4d whole of this £12,000,000 per an- 22nd February. H. A. Stewart, Liverpool, shipbroker-second div. of 2s. 6d. and the continued large receipts into 1 15 ve sse ,14 X atior, : er Our present unequal distribution of Laura, Power, sailed from Malta for this port 19th Feb. in the pound, and 9s. 6d. in the pound on new proofs, any States, have produced a considerable na ils 3- 1e,... ,is frO‘ 4 qyof ~ levied upon only one-fourth of the pro- Helena, Alewyn, hence at llelvoet. J. Robertson, Somerset-place, Kensington-common, baker. id. per lb., particularly on the mid °i.na° s ' l l ltße ti n ' Country. It will not do, he showed, Phoenix, Kniper, and Diligent, Luchris, hence at Antwerp. F. Peake and J. Jillings, Honiton, drapers. American. Brazil and Egyptian are% o f the t t l o 'i Z s f or l oea a i a t the fact of this description of taxation Archibald, Kerr, hence for Oporto, at Dromore. Josephine, Black, hence for Tamp co, at Beaumaris. R. G. Clode, Windsor, corn merchant. H. Colenutt, Portsea, baker. is id. per lb. lower. Speculators ha and 300 Surat, and Exporters 500 Am e make I,,SOrs of Purposes, or objects in which the pos- Jamestown, Trask, hence at York. J. Wallace, Durham, grocer. Surat. William . Pe . nn, Michaels, n i ce h at Philadelphia. C. A. Wawn, West Cornforth, collier. ct :--- t y Il t ti e r eal property are exclusively interested. T. Rowell, Hartlepool, merchant. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND LA a nd . 114 ees s i, Sabattis, Ward, hence at Virginia. ; i, ` 3 t, tOst* 'Y of supporting the poor is not more Thames, Renney, and Olive Branch, Brake, hence at Sayan- G. Fletcher, Egremont, Cumberland, tanner. For the week ending AI forgiv e °' at, We F. Deflinne, Manchester, gingham manufacturer. I, -1)0 ' nil Up o upon the possessors of real property nah. J. Ogden, Reddish, Lancashire, cotton spinner. , 'Fri I Li ll , f NI nth 11 Jane, Potts ; David Legg, Logan ; Mary Caroline, Delany, ht nla re be l ti lt ta u , ose deriving their incomes from any and Martha J. Ward, Trott, hence at Mobile. T. S. Goode, Manchester, merchant. SALES OF THE WEEK. l in tl iust a ll ~ i k io ,ce, This fact is expressly admitted by st. Clair ; Chancellor ; Barb..., 1-I..g.rty ;J. 14_ Glidden, VY, .T. Gooding, Old Brentford, glass cutter. Child ; Lord Ashburton, Forrest : Caroline, Nesmith ; Eaton ; C. Bartlett, Southampton, merchant. - 440 Sea Island 7 c liscOv,eroti' p t t tliklet, law of Elizabeth, which permitted stock Austria, Borland; Switzerland, Lowell; Vanilla, Frank; Argo, S. Berry, Ipswich, licensed victualler. 40 Stained .1 I cl ul ° Pett a nd every other description of available Mills; Elizabeth, Charleston; Minesota, Alien; Governor Da- J . Raleigh, Manchester, merchant. 4250 Bowed Georgia 4i lr ' 1-G. Hewitt and G. Hewlett, Manchester, woollen drapers. ,„„ f Mobile , 4 and ' ,fli a Yt' ' 0 be rated. The amount levied as high- vis, Cotter; Far West, Briard, and Carnatic, Devereux, hence J. Wragg, Melina-place, Vestminster-bridge-road, London, 3 '"' Alabama and Tennessee. 3i iadg et o # Part. at eS is at New Orleans. 0 ge l 04, it y l ar not expended purely for the benefit of PWLLH ELI, March 5.-Part of a vessel's stern either brig or ion merchant. 10(120 New Orleans 1 4 w hjell a Th ne,,, localities, or for objects in which the schooner, with the name Southampton on it, and the two let- BANKRUPTS. „„,-, f Pernambuco & Paraiba. si O ro f • do ° i hie 111 real property are exclusively interested. tars EC only remaining of the port she sailed from, has been Lachlan AVLachlan, Liverpool, merchant, March 15, April washed on shore at Studwell Roads 18, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : " 1 Aracati and Ceara 410 Bahia and Maceio gh an deCk;,, o l L ii,, ebester bagman drives his gig over the ELSINORE, Feb. 27.-Official notice has been given of the ex- solicitors, Messrs. Mourilyan and ray's-inn, and Mr. 4l isting, armistice between Germany and this country being at an Neal, Liverpool: o ffi cial assignee, Mr. Co., 'Morgan, Liverpool. 3so 1 Sawginned - i c eBsll 4 ll 'ze e] lS of Berkshire or Buckinghamshire as fag 41. end on the 26th of March. Edward Emans, Liverpool, merchant, March 16, April 10, at - d be e- kid `,„, I of', , l'e t „ : ""e local contributor to their formation BRISTOL, March 5.-A new French vessel, of about 300 tons, 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District . Court of Bankruptcy ; so- .... Para 1 - .. e , , diF Pro cclil• the l ad' s th V ote The ' county rates expended upon the coal laden was fallen in with at anchor, off Lenny Read, a de- licitors, Mr. Cotterill,Throgmorton-street ; and Messrs. Fletch- .... Demerara,Suri iam, &c - 5i .... IfiAinlaarsauhani relict, and towed to the Mumbles by the steamer Troubadour, er and Hull, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liver- 950 Egyptian or at l ' - e 0144" of criminals, the erection of gaols and arrived here from Liverpool. pool. .... Barbadoes - )se t°',Aii p eel, " e nance of prisoners, are devoted to objects Samuel William Graves, Manchester, stockbroker. .... Peruvian ir , to„ ..7 oat Benjamin Moss. Hartlepool, draper. .... Bahama - s ° ',be • '•ele, °nal, and in which the owners of every WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.-Wind W.N.W., moderate. .... Laguayra - with .. 1 0, Ow e .Of i- ARRIVED.-Rosannah Errington, and Challenger, Carmi- William and John Ward, Leadgate, Durham, grocers. 210 Common West India, &c. 4i income are as deeply interested as the John Henry Stulpner and Deidrich Carsten Herman Lomer, chael, for Alexandria, E.-Eliz. ' Walthew, Griffiths, Boston- . Carthagena - sh • iP tb l e,, °' ta alli e t i of. the soil. The same argument may be Bolton Abbey, Barker, Charleston-Jane Cumming, Poineray, Mark-lan e London, general merchants. •• • John Highman White, Shaftesbury, grocer. .... Smyrna - vIY I T °l3e ,,f` i' 111 1rg a c i 'lle d With respect to every other impost, now Malaga-Sarah Maria, Chaddock, Marseilles-:-T. H. Perkins, Manilla - George Henry Beadle, Sydenham, builder. • • • • Conn, Mobile-Unicorn, Thain, and Hero of Sidon, Fleck, New • at 1,14;! Niles e xclusively upon the possessors of real James Lawrie, Newington-causeway, London, milliner. 2190 Surat bo B St. 111' h l's Orleans-Jasper, Williams, Palermo-Post oy, ic ae .... Madras - bed a , fr i lf t t il t Y , whether in the rural districts or in towns. -Ripley, Atkins, from St. Domingo, and Samuel, Leighton, George Henry Lovegrove, West Ham, auctioneer.. Mary Garrad and Ebenezer King, Colchester, milliners. .... Bengal - I said,o it e Princi le were to be admitted that these Savannah. Thomas Tipson, Birmingham, factor. LI Ye ti; if ill st s ar s .O th e i e fairly levied upon real property alone, Maria en Gracia, Menteralo, and Maria Ygnacio, Arano, an a i d (0 On. 10 c a l •._• • . hence at Havana. Henry Newton, Northfield, Worcestershire, butcher. 22210 bales. ___ , al e, wtter s ~, flues in which they are expended, the Joseph Periam, Exeter, porter merchant. Carnatic, M`Kenzie, hence at Savannah. ha ve v ,! e ther A n ' such property have a right to ask that Grecian, Todd, from Ithaca at Zante, and sailed 22nd ultimo Christopher Appleby Jordison, Maunby, Yorkshire, corn LIVERPOOL CORN EXCI merchant. To the arrivals named on Friday, bear ° d i :'' "lith ti es eriptions of taxation should be distributed for this port. DIVIDENDS. none of any magnitude either coasts Paulina, Foster, sailed from Zante for this port on the 18th t ° g etli ii , ? Otte il " s ame regard to the interests which are bene- ultimo. March 29, F. Gill, Manchester, dealer in hardware-March the American States, however, we h. fern° Ot Thug by co 4 8 the objects to which they are applied. Hermione, Chenowitz, sailed from Ancona for this port 19th 28, T. Wrigley, Yorkshire , silk waste spinner-March 27, G. of Indian Corn, and 18,(.08 barrels ore P' T h omas, Bristol, merchant'. quantity of European Wheat, and se ultimo. ) 11 1 1 cOil ifi , Ping! a fe w years ago, and the expenditure is still from Egypt. Ellen and Margaret. Goonin, sailed from Malta on the 25th CERTIFICATES ItO g et i , u tilek °l l. We were called upon to interfere for the ultimo, and Samson, Butcher, on the 26th ultimo, both for this to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Whilst the trade in most parts ( f SO I, t,rather downward, the provincial nn )ve's se; ar the °' our merchants trading to the River Plate. port. day of meeting. generally snore firm, and in sever American Lass, Cumming, sailed from Messina for this port March 2 7, A. Duranty, Liverpool, merchant-March . 28,. W. m broj t i k j a) , e benefit of our manufacturers we expended higher rates. The unabated arrivi Atefr t 'Re 17th ultimo. I A. Massey, Liverpool, wood turner-March 28,W. Okill, Liver- London, however, and the declinin, aOl ' tie , amount in hostile operations in China. Carlotta, Lagani, hence at Cagliari, and sailed 13th ultimo for pool, broker-March 27, B. Dowd, Liverpool, tailor-March have decidedly recoiled upon the ts ',. 5 ee 133 0 t, , ,, to h at is the trade of the River Plate or of China Pa . lermo. 27, A. M'Comb, Liverpool, tailor. cordingly . to report in nearly all kit 1 ' liP, 5,,, -, ar• Jane, Richards, hence at Charente. CERTIFICATES aspect this morning. -Our local ri [ whet 0' - iati i g leulturists of Berkshire or any other agri- Cherie, Magnan. hence at Dunkirk. l e i' tou t ta l a* t bre, , is rict, that they should be called upon to Janet , New York, with loss of foretopmast; George Ram- to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, reserve, and the transactions in W unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before March 27. a few buyers from the interior, sale have put say, for Baltimore; and Courier, for Sydney. N.S.W., 1 sai a4 ty thete their quota to the cost. Why not tax J. Blackburne, Liverpool, tailor. in amount, and all descriptions of ad , f,_ der I back. 2d. per 701 b, lower than on Tues 8" toil `ill'e C a ante of Liverpool for the former expendi- The Thomas Barnes, for Newcastle, has put back, with stern FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Irish Flour being litttle noticed to i : ri b t e eef i i , latte ' r t r (1 the manufacturers of Lancashire for the stove to the water's edge, having been run into by a schooner, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. vious rates. aneAmerican, upon a yesterday afternoon, off the Formby Light-ship. Grant and Co., Liverpool, cabinet-makers-J. M. Wells and ceded 3d. to 6d. per barrel. tall ee lfr h Barley, though not plentiful, ( la u ...." teall/ t1 0: ) , Oh,. unjust pressure of local taxation upon the THURSDAY, MARCH S.-Wind N.W., moderate. Co., Manchester, fent dealers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Beans, and Pease remained in nea +e i 3 ',I , loah' S Of only one description of property has, no ARRIVED.-Blythswood, from Singapore-Gauntlet, Presley, W. Wylam and J. Greene, jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mar- bed equal the report on Friday.-Oat • js 3l . c y 1 .• .t, Or - . • from Buenos Ayres -Elgin, Burns, from Belize-Pearl, Morris, best ities alone maintim d late >c l o bi IVi n iginated in the supposed difficulty of ar- from Savannah-Superb, Ritson, from Alexandria-Free Bri- chants. tions declining ad. to ld. per 4511 tO e J S . Rablah, Barnard Castle, Durham, tanner. 00 th 0 10 , Of a ga t the value of incomes, or of property not lain, Preston, Odessa. F. Davis, Luton, merchant. sparingly, and barely supported of Although of Indian Corn sever fourri to fi xed nature •; and Mr. Disraeli very justly Bride of Abydos, hence for Constantinople, at the ;Straits of tf_ I'S the H. Holdaway, Peterfield, Hants, brewer. .. J. Walton, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, ironfounder. to-day for Irish account, the demai c 1 0, 64°4 mkf o , levelling politicians of our Financial Gibraltar. J. Pulleine, jun., Selby, brewer. before, and losing the advance of 'll 1 6° C.' lio n ' ln Associations with the fact that the submit- Rosanna, hence for Malta, at . ditto. W. Glover, Leeds, woollen-cloth manufacturer. rency of this day week.-Corn 2 i" , Providence, Ford, hence at ditto. noted. ° to' Pert fo r centuries, of the possessors of such pro- Minerva, Phillips, and Agnes Sophia, Jenkins, both hence at BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Lisbon. John Moulten, Manchester, timber merchant. BRITIS f le f o p re ld c is' atist Y „' a mongst whom are the great body of the uer Gondola, from the Mauritins, and St. Croix, from Honduras, BANKRUPTq. Wheat,* 70th. s. d. s . doves kor es ae3r of the county, to such unequal taxation, both at Cove. I) John James Weston, Cranbrook, Kent, cattle dealer. English red, new... 6 4 @ f o th e et leg' i anything rather than the selfishness of their Tepic, Luce, from San Francisco at Oahu, and would sail for Thomas Beadle, Croydon, Surrey. carpenter. Ditto, white, d 0.... 610 - 1 eo g ilC i o 11 lotion, A parliament of cotton-spinners would thisportabou Bosphorus,-Gibson, 15th November. Filden Ayres. Filden Christmas, Isle of Harty, Kent, brewer. Irish red, d 0... . 56 - f hence at Buenos William Buddle, Paddington, London, timber merchant. Ditto, white, d 0.... 6 0 - f d ' 9B O al, aye tolerated for a day a law which threw the Promo, Houghton, sailed from Palermo 16th Feb. ; Minerva, William Gambier Walker. Newick, Sussex, apothecary. Rye, English, *qr .... - woO' 1 0 ;Pport , oriev ,Its of the poor, the administration of justice, Graham, 18th, and Goodyear, Lamzed, 22nd February, for this William Gale, Slough, cosich builder. Barley, English, new .. 29 0 -3] - d st o maint e nance port. • au irio t , pet enance of highways, of bridges, of the Dumbarton Youth, (screw-steamer,) Rogers, and Salvator, Joseh Perriam, (and not Perim, as advertised in last Tues- Scotch & Irish,* 60Ib 36 - : ee of the day's Gazette,) Exeter, porter merchant. Malt, English, ea , qr. .. ling, Plibi• 3 church, and the cost of other purely Manuela, hence at Geneva. Francis Braithwaite, Hereford, . apothecary. pale 5O 0 -6, odi t bet t i 4,,,, t,xi 1e Objects, exclusively upon the profits of in- LISBON, Feb. 28.-The Board of Health has declared. Live- John Tily, Cheltenham, chymist. Irish pool to be an infected port. James Little, Walcot, Somersetshire, draper. Oats, per 451 b. t cige bli t , rapacic':tB in Yarns and calico: but " the proud and John Ellison, Cricklade, Wiltshire, grocer. English and Scotch - e rsl ; th, us aristocracy of England" have proved the ° ' FRIDAY, MARCH 9.-Wind N. Robert Stocker, Bath, licensed victualler. 'Welsh _ AiritivEn.--Mediterranean, Bell, from Bonny—Gulnare, George North, Manchester and Rusholme, Lancashire, calico Irish, fine qualities - the sie7i time a more long-suffering class. But the Guichy, from St. Michael's-Jane Lowden, Langford, Sayan- pri nter. j general do. - a 8" th e h as come when even patience has an end; and nah. Beans, English, is qr 32 0-3 r ; 0 115 11 ' n ov ertaxed possessors of real property, smarting SAILED.-Royal Sovereign, Wade, for Valparaiso--Hartley, ohnGilmore, Durham, whiting manufacturer. William Hammond Ambler, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Scot ch & Irish,*4Bolb 27 0-2 Ild e .. Camniett ; Junior, Carter; Waldron, Moore; and Chas. Cha- Pease, English, white 18 , c 5 P th,,• I the infliction of heavy blows dealt against loner, Valpy, New Orleans-L Z, Moses • Fingal, Black •, Geo. DIVIDENDS. a a if , 1 ,ir interests, draper. Do. & Irish .. maple 1 f t he 1 4.0,, are disposed to bestir themselves Evans, Collard ; and Queen of . the West, ' Hallett, New . York- -. March 30, R. Jones, Tottington Higher-end, Lancashire, cot- Flour,Per 28015 • list ' . x .- aTntsi.heir lethargy, and to look the difficulty urged Aurora, Cummings, Alexandria, E.-Lady Mona, Perkins, and ton spinner-March 30, J. Hunt, Manchester, merchant. English & Irish, 2nds - Ivo ~s Venilia, Martin, Buenos Ayres-Chasco, Wise, Boston- Maria CERTIFICATES Ditto. superfine 34 0-3 abo`•,lP k i d,. ' a just apportionment of these burthens Eulalia, Gortiz, Havana-Thomas Brocklebank, Ponsonby,Oatmeal, * Id. of 2401/ . A O t `at te e Jiri the face. They will not submit longer to and Hartley, Playter, Calcutta-Courier, Dunn, Sydney, N.S.W To A b p e ri g l r 2 a , nte . d, .unl a e r ss , cause lv be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Irish, 1847 22 0 -2 • • y o° oi l twe lv e millions sterling per annumexacted from -Acadia, (steamer,) Jackson, Antwerp-Challenge, Crosby, TFCI k 1.,* erpool, milliner-April 2, S. Brow- Canadian - and Union, Reed, Trinidad-Cate, Gagoravitch, and Catherine, e nentt, Liverpool, fruit merchant-April 3, J. L. Butler, Liver- - oth fourth of the property of the nation, whilst the Morton:, Tr:este-Zs 1 us, Wilson,. - and Athens,.. Hearer, San pool, coal merchant. FOREI( ii ? erv._ , t, three-fourths are permitted to go scot free. Francisco-Argo, James, Rotterdam Emilie Elm, IN igner, for Riga-Index, Cross, Cephalonia-Lelean, Lelean, and Moult, CERTIFICATES Bran. la 24/t, Wheat,* 70Ib- s. d. I he • • Fi ueira-M Alan, °be T confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, a f'' ~.or w olii , Principle of the plan, by which Mr. Disraeli sloden, j L am isb l s e n a -P p r i ? o m t et i le u u r s s , t Berriin an Kiel-Maid 'g of Athens, unless cause be shown to the . contrary on or before Mar. 30. Me . ire i Boyd, t t eet Fitzroy-square, Tare upholsterer-E. Bretton, Chariot e-s r , Y . United Canadi a s n t , a f t r e e s e , red 6 6 4 0 1 - e u render the ressure of these imposts more :he c o f , goal, • P low, onstantinople-Dos Hermanos, Zuleita, Cadiz-Arrow, uniel Danzig,mixed&reddo 64 - is f r o voo , of 1 IS to regard their objects as national insteadm S iliward, Cambridge, coach builder- . Sharpe, Luton, Bed- Dysart, Barcelona-British Empire, Calhoun, Halifax-By- fordshire, plumber—C. Sampson, Chorlion-upon-Medlock, L Baltic & Hmburg do 66 - drus, Hartnell, Zan te-Jessy, Muir, 13arbadoes---Alith, Cowin Riga and Petersbg. do 6 0 - 'lO ( 1 ' Of t °c al duties. They are so, in fact. The suppor t Lancashire, brewer-J. H. Llewellyn, Strand, surgeon-H. sti S' • h e Poor is a national duty. The repression of Syra-George Ramsay, Clarke, Baltimore-Moselle, Sh eare r, Lloyd, Burlington-gardens, Blackheath-hill, carpenter-R- Fe e't WI et lllle • Africa. rens, Durham, diaper-C. Bertram, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Odessa, common .. do d 6 5 9 - } B ' r a e o n o c a lapv a i sl& o c A 6 -__ l a r ai d teli r .. Is a national gain. The effective spread of Union,. Dusts, .from Ostend, for this port, at Deal. merchant. Mediter., &c. hart .do 5 6 - a i . ,11 th l o n, by means of the Established Church of e I Espoir,\ an eipere, hence at Portsmouth. — OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Gen.qualities,bond.do 00 - MEETINGSRye, s qr., Baltic, free. 28 0 ---; el CA t ile tts i 41 ad is a national benefit. Capital engaged in Magellan Sproale, from Shanghae at Cove. Mar. - Hour. to c 0 Devonia, ' Lon . g, hence for Lisbon, at Kingstown : . Barley, * 601 h do 39 pie 5 , b i d e , Or luxuries, is as creative of pauperism and 13 John Daniel Verly (2nd) District Court, li Oats, * 451b.Russiando. 24 - o r -Ltile as France, Bodine, hence for Senegal, at Beaumaris, with wheel Ditto, 11 1 ta re ;: Oy er capital invested in land and houses. More- and spanker boom broke, and pilot hurt. 13, Ann Vernon . (2 n d) . Beans,*qr„European do 29 0 - 14, Francis O'Neill (2nd) Ditto, 11 * 4801 b, Egyptian.. do :3 6 -Bci "Ve).„ et ' t he present mode of levying these rates presses Sarah Sane .s (screw-steamer,) Thompson, hence at New York 14, Richard Myddleton Lloyd (2nd) Ditto, 11 Pease, 19 , qr., Feb. 19, and expected to leave on her return 28th Feb. rat - Alarm, Grace, and Gauntlet, Kean, hence at St. Michael. 15, Lachlan Al`Lauchlan (Ist) Ditto, 11 Canadian, &c., do.. do 28 0 - t ot• b l 4 ' ,; ea s 'su e lje rtY upon which it is exclusively levied. The Minstrel Boy, Lewis, sailed from Smyrna 21st Feb., and 16, Edward Emans (Ist) 50 0 I th e of Liverpool is an example. We do not create Me x i can . Packet, Hudson, Feb_. 22, both for this port. _ 17 Richard Baynes (special) Mr. Pemberton's, 12 Flour, * barrel, Sir Robert Peel, (steamer); Confidence, M oon; Ann, riamp- ' • • Canadian sweet .. do 25 0 - • dy, 5 5 1,,1 w hole either of the pauperism or the crime for ton, and Greyhoud, Stone, hence at Constantinople. 19, William Green (2nd) District Court, ii United States do .. do 25 0 - all 14 Wm. Kerry, Sims, and Burgm. Bencard, Mentz, hence at 19, Richard Nickson (audit) Ditto, 11 Do.Sz Canadian sourdo 24 0 - t ' t I . ttp,; We are made to pay. We do not bring from 19, George Atkins ( roof and div.) ~e Trieste. • • Danzic, &c. sweet .... 0 0 - O Ditto, 11 7 ) b fil te" th e . homes the hordes of wretched peasantry from Cremona, Cunningham, sailed from Figueria for this port on 20, Johek:dward Cgristian (2nd) ln. Corn, *4Bolb. white 28 0 - %Este2o, Francis George Harbord (2nd) - e i den d l , Of v. _ _r country,wh o yearly visit us to toil in thefields 22nd February. „.....,---,.... Patcher, and V. Neltu, Kaminga, hence at Hel- - c, w .,•1 ch,„"e farmer, or to become hewers of wood and voet. TH h CHARITIES. , lav:, were CORN EXCHAN • par,: ta s . oof water for the manufacturer, and ulti- t Belle Alliance, Gankemn, hence at Antwerp. ---...--. The improved accounts which ,e ~,e, th e IY to be conveyed to their own land, or to ARDROSSAN, March 7.-The Caledonia, from Liverpool to ary, appear to have given a firms forq Read Londonderry, is wrecked on Hone Island; master and one man LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 10. I' l o°,l ° l p o „ , disease, filth, and vice amongst our own save d . DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 27 ; Relieved and at own ket, from whence we received, 19th ultimo ; in Wheat and Flo i 0 1n1 th vill atiOn. Yet we have to pay heavily towards request, 4; Made Out-patient, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, 1.- for home consumption, with an e s o, e SATURDAY. MARCH 10.-Wind N., moderate. ADMITTED : In-patients, 39 ; Out-patients, 7; Casuals during G I: Or, hie Cost of the invasion. It is driving our trades- ter, some parcels of which were tiP of A 4 Ilv g it o ,t ~e . hundreds into ...e Gazette, and ruinously SAILED.-Coligny, Fressigot, for Senegal -Fenella, Reeves, Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; HouseSurgeon,Mr • ports of two weeks to 13th Febri • 0 ~, it P.reciating the value of the property upon which Alexandria, E.-Tynwald, Mills, Cape of Good . Hope-Courier, C. B. IVilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; House 7544 barrels ; Indian Corn, 75C a or„ ~,..18 levied. Again, the untaxed wealth of the Dunn, Sydney, N.S.W.-Henry Winch, Harris, Hong Kong- Visitors, J. Cropper, jun., and C. Wilson, Esqs. ; Chap- tions are sterling f.0.b., and inc aoa' 411ta Crisis, Gibson Shanghae-I. Harnett, Whelan, Calcutta-Ca- lain, Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. pool.-Western Canal, 265. 10d. .14 1 110 Y has no fixed local habitation. Capital owns rena, Stoyle, ilavana-Lady Mona, Perkins, Buenos Ayres- oo Wheat, white Genessee, 50s. Bd. ,00 0 01 k. P a rticularspot for its abiding place. It works a Andover, Hayton, Ceara-Don Pedro 11, Boylan, Rio Grande NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MARCH 10. 2d. to 48s. 9d. ; Red and mixes a 0 .1 4e -Canada (steamer,) Judkins, Halifax and New York-China, ADMITTED: Accidents, 23; Medical and Surgical Cases upon Indian Corn, round yellow, 29• e r ots , or makes a railway, or establishes a branch of Atteridge, New York-Charles Carroll, Merchant, Boston- recommendation, 24 ; Total, 47.-DISCHARGED : Cured, 21 ; 28s. ; mixed, 265. 4d. per 4801bs. ig tril o '4 ii n " u facture to-day, to which it attracts a strug- Stirlingshire, Stewart, and Marcia Cleaves, Wilson, Mobile- Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out Patients, 16; per barrel. 80,,ilAmazon, Delano; Julius Ccesar, Fleming, and Alexander Irregular, 0; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 96. Although during the last two it t eg Population ; and, to-tnorrow, it Las i unloved Grant, Alexander, New Orleans-Hero, Heath, Charente- Consulting Surgeon, J. AI. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and winds and rain occasionally, tyre 8 100 f I f 0 e rf r an , l eaving a mass of pauperism to eat up the Emma, Donnan, Gibraltar-Ariadne, Tuzell, Genoa-Susan, Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. the soil in most situations, the 1 l ' ' , l ti it e ta i of the locality which it has deserted. It has Garratt, Havre-Princeza Boose, Lisbon-Margaret, Daniel, Stubbs; House Visitors, Elias Mozley and Thomas Ir- for the reception of seed, the la fed I n t P h st iods of inflated activity and of depression. Naples-Principe Radaii, Palermo. lam, Esqs.; House-Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. ceeded favourably, and in some re iVr' - Wall ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. of land reserved for spring Whe ~ 0 ji g ; e former it is collecting the human feeders of alac Fingal, for New York-Courier, for Calcutta, and Venilia, for Buenos Ayres, have put back, leaky, having struck on the Wm. Hughes. 00 -- finish the large arrears left inco , autum of 1848; whilst upon la] 1 ;d j s._ rease ;in the latter it throws them off, to be ' I P Victoria Bar. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK of the western counties of Irelai ..0''';! ! ! to, Parted in compulsory idleness by other classes Cate, for Trieste, struck on th e bar of the Victoria Channel, 'all esternay, while in tow of a steamer, became very leaky, and HOUSE HOSPITALS. Remaining per last week, 644 ;. Admitted, 150 ; Cured and ladled, from which it is feared t country will be rather increased IP , Oi ' e. s Y guiltless of any share in the creation of the Y Bu rti, was abandoned ; she was subsequently driven on shore on East relieved, 136 ; Died, 26; Remaining under treatment, 632 ; file arrivals of grain produe 1 '0 111 R the which they have to bear. A mode of levy- Hoyle, a complete wreck. Fever cases included in the above-Remaining per last report last are, in the aggregate, extrei of which are 11 771 barrels of F 11 11 1 or,i e cost thus incurred ought to be national, in ArPrdina. for Rotterdam, has put back, with loss of bowsprit. 124 ; Admitted, 26; Cured and relieved, 29 ; Died, 2 ; Re. - • ' of , sl sr # st'er to be equal and just, The whole might be The schooner Jean Druneau, itiitLe. , r,..., Ay i , itith pie iron, „...., ~,1 ztlt t t 110 With 1700 quarters w heat, an sm- Ap i o - th u e n ca t ry L , " Air m . riniley i Resident Medical Officers, Mr. 10 ° 11 : 'alit struck on Burbo Bank, last night, beat over, and sank near the Egypt. t he v ? of Xed fairly upon the entire income and property Formby Light Ship. Taylor and Mr. Steele Non-resident Ditto, Dr. Burgess, Upon a very limited attendan to ...i ~ "ue iiiati nation . But it is desirable, Mr. Disraeli Enterprise, Jones, hence for Beirout, at Studwell Roads. Stranger, al•Kinnell, hence for Leghorn, at Douglas, Isle of Dr. Gee, and Mr. Leather; Chaplain, Rev. D. Anderson ; Governor, Mr. J. W. Evans. at our Corn Exchange to-day, from other markets, the trade i a /' 0 11 ts , di, Y argues, that local management of this expen ',tire el e ._should be retained; and, to meet this desi- Man, with loss of stanchions, bulwarks, &c. Prozresso. Scoponi, hence for Ancona, at Kinsale. OO LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES. void of animation : the transact Wheats were consequently vela l id , ti . r ettl William, Griffith, hence for Limerick, at ditto. t o li s e s last t i. week. o though holders appeared disin iai. in- in, he proposes that one-half of the twelve 111 to Earl of Auckland, (steamer,) Cook, and Esther, Mayers, Number of New Pati . ents entered on the Books of Oa material abatement, a decline eivd advice and • was nominal in value, ar is ' 0 1 '1 4ad PS should still be collected by local rating, hence at Gibraltar. conceded.-English and Irish I t Molly Bawn, hence at Mazatlan. Medicine at the institution, 243 ; new cases visited at their NORTH, V A UXHALL-ROAD.-New q uirt', r3i B {X Opp, Il t- i X millions only contributed in aid from the us° • Ark, Adams, sailed from Tarragona for this port on the 23rd own houses, and supplied with medicine, 117 : total, 360.- being taken sparingly by consu ecl,/, ja lidated fund, or; in other words, from the February. axes , . Tobin G. G. Hornb J. Visitors, J. A. , y, K i ng, Jun., and brands of Western Canal not em Alice and Mary, Jones, from Port Carlisle for this port, a ttions declining in a proportion, be u al. o r levied upon the entire income of the country. F. Mill. A. Arnott, House-surgeon. JP or y Ramse , Is l e of M an , a fter , b e i n g on shore. Barley and Malt in all rasp ' enair Gondolfo, Callato, from Palermo, at Gibraltar. SOUTH, 1, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET--New Cases received same position as on Tuesday; I 5 e 0 . 0 i bet se, we are not sufficiently sanguine to eVe adv ice and medicine at the institution, 23 • 9 , new cases visited lion was apparent.-Oats and ( tb ° , i t, 0/ 1 , that the justice of this proposition will be at Lady Sale, Anderson, from Moulmein at Milford. at their own houses , and su pplied with medicine , B2; total, try demand, were very di ffi cult ir ' e a ..., aa u ~ Lucnowledged. By our financial reformers Hermann, (steamer,) from New York at Southampton. HOLYHEAD, 91 11 March.-Margaret and Rachael, from Li- .-Visitors, Charles Booth, Rev. C. Morrall R . A. , Payne, id. per 451 b., the latter being n 0 3 , 0 1 ) 3 a 3 n l d J. W. Williams. John Leech, House ivh. Ir ee-traders it will be met in the same spirit verpool for Dublin, that was on shore at Penrhyn, got off last surgeon. Indian Corn, although still a" f 6 d / tel t 11 0 tej 0. 4 dictated the amendment of Mr. Hume, wit h , tin ,‘ - _ _ - day; Corn Meal remaining dal ; 0 1 ,6 it and for a decrease in the public expenditure, EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, MOUNT-PLEASANT. ~BO O N/ s t il l , °C eed . SUNDAY. MAACK 11.-Wind W., fresh. [MONTHLY REPORT.] ing which will benefit themselves, and ARRIVED.-Magellan, Sproule, from China, and Maria Es- E YE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of LIVERPOOL CATTLE e 7. ). 4 e the • te ll s, from St. Maio Pert, imposts levied exclusively upon real pro- , • •• Feb., 308; Patients prescribed for, and who have received We have had a large supply :6" hi/ 0' . • 7 u ntouched.. of tt , The tempting sop of the repeal SAILED.-Britanma, (steamer,) Cobb, for Antwerp. Surgical assistance during the month of Feb., 1228.-EAR which for the time met with a IeeDEPARTMENT: Patients prescribed for, (new and old,) and Mutton, 6d. to 60. b 1 b 1.4 e malt tax, the duties on hops, windows, William Pitt, Bruce, hence at Bridlington, with loss of bow- who have received Surgical assistance during the moth o f Or l t i 1114. 8 ' &C will be held 11D to the eves of the Agri- sprit and foreyard, bows stove, and windlass broken, having Feb., 248. ~(1 ~ ', . . e - been in contact with . a large steamer, near Flambro' Head. Cal Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill ; Assistant-Surgeon- CATTLE SLAUGHTE el tu t interest ; and partially the b a i t may take. Barkly, Cumming, hence at Trieste. OW Pr ultimate ] Borderer , Robson, hence at Port Philip. Mr. J. B. Barrow; Treasurer, Henry Crossfield, Esq. FOR THE WEEK 1 / 0 F/ ev a - i y the good sense of the nation will Frederick Wilhelmine, Ziesmer, hence at Pillau co Beasts, 585; Calves, 434 ; She. 0 0 ;09 the 13 3 and release the owners of real property from Jeune i_ o Madeline, Rolland, hence at Dunkirk. ' SOUTIIERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MAR. 7. WEEKLY REPORT. ft 09 gal, Aeration of a system which, however it may Flirt, Dove, sailed from Trieste for this port 28th Feb. l' PRICES OF PROVES 10 i , 4 , ‘," , Of „e been tolerated when theirs composed the bulk : Ene 4th March. Gipsey Wilson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the INDOOR : Cured, 11; Re 'eyed. 1 ; Dead, 2 ; Irregular, 1 ; • Entered, 0; Under treatment, 59.-OUTDOOR : Cured and relieved, 40 ; Dead, 0 ; Entered, 48 ; Under treatment, 44. MARKET, M I The William Penn, Coffey, for Youg , struck onJordan It h property of the country, is unjust, now that hall a s he„, Y Bank, last night, unshipped her rudder, drifted on Burbo, and Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt, Beef V s. d. s. d. L 0 4ito 0 7 4 1 1 e one ave small ortion. y ry P filled. Master and mate saved ; three men drowned. Esq.; Visitors, Mr. Charles Challinor and Mr. J. Job : Mutton O- 0 7 It e i LAT-n,: - .. --- _-- - ___ __ ____ --- House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House- Veal 0 6- 0 8 __ ._. ~. __.. in 1174.-..1 IV ur __7_ __ a - surgeon. r. Thomas Armstrong Cammock ; President, T..nih_ fnre nr 10 0- 0 0 arketfs. INDOOR: Cured, 11; Relieved. 1; Dead, 2; Irregular, 1 ; Entered, 0 ; Under treatment, 59.—OUTDOOR : Cured and relieved, 40 ; Dead, 0; Entered, 48 ' • Under treatment, 44. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt, Esq. ; Visitors, Mr. Charles Challinor and Mr. J. Job : House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House surgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock ; President, Jos. B. Yates, Esq. moderate. MONDAY, MAacii 12.—Wind N.W., ARRIVED.—Rajah Bassa, from China—Majeity, from Grand Bassa; sailed 23rd Jan.—Atala, Tate, from New Orleans — Crescent. Williamson, from Charente—Nelson, from St. John, N.B. BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, MARCH 3, 1849 Princeza, for Lisbon, has put back. The Charles Carroll, that sailed on the 10th instant for Bos ton, was in contact in the Victoria Channel with the Defiance, (steam-tug); a boat alongside the latter was capsized, and a rigger drowned. The Charles Carroll proceeded without appa rent damage. Sarah Birkett, Pruddow, from Africa, at St. Helena. The Bell Buoy capsized bottom up on Saturday, and the du plicate, which was being taken out yesterday to replace it, could not be , j(4 over the Bar, in consequence of the heavy swell. HoserrAL.=-Admitted, 1; DisCharged—Cured, 1 ; Relieved, 1 ; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, 0; Remaining, 4.—DrsrENsAwir.—Out-Patients—Ad mitted, 29; Discharged, 20; Dead, 0; Remaining, 229: Home Patients—Admitted, 7 ; Discharged, 3 ; Dead, 1 ; Remaining, 43. Total since January 1, 365. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson; Surgeon for the en suing week, Mr. Vale ; Treasurer, Nir. R. Bryans, Jun. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall. Francis Ha rup, Honorary Secretary. Visitors for the ensuing week, Messrs. J. Laird and W. Pike. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. MARCH 9. Sugar: I There continues a very good demand for all descrip tions, and the sales, which amount to 1000 hhds. British Plan. tation, 7,500 bags Bengal, and 1000 bags Madras, have been at an advance of 6d. per cwt. ; they amount in all to 60 cases, 3250 bags Brazil, at from 355. 6d. to 395. 6d. for brown, and at 435. for white, 320 hhds. 1000 brls. Porto Rico at 395. 6d. to 425., and 500 bags Venezuela and Santa Martha at 40s. to 40s. 6d. per cwt. duty-paid.-Molasses: The extremely small supply checks business; high rates would be given for good quality.-Coffee.-The market is almost bare of stock, and the only sale reported is 270 bags Laguayra at former rates.- 40 bags Brazil Cocoa sold at 295. 6d. per cwt., and a small lot of Black Pepper at 31d. per lb.-Rice.-3000 baps Bengal sold at Is. 6d. to Bs. 9d. for broken, and 9s. to 10s. 3d. for ordinary to middling white.-Rum.-The business has been trifling, at last week's rates ; the market is, however, rather heavy. Tea : No improvement to notice in the market, which conti nues very quiet, and but little doing; at the sale yesterday, consisting of 1000 packages, about 400 were sold at previous prices. Nothing reported in Indigo, Shell Lac, or Lac Dye.-A few chests of Gum Arabic sold at previous rates, 20 tons Gum Co pal at 505., and 400 bags Sago Flour at 16s. to 16s. 6d. per cwt. -Saltpetre remains without change, and the sales are con fined to about 300 bags.-Of Nitrate of Soda, 300 tons sold at 11s. Bd. to 12s. per cwt., part for export. Guano :-The attention of dealers and consumers has been directed to the lower kinds, owing to the moderate stock of Pe ruvian on sale; Patagonia at £5 2s. 6d. to £5 10s. Saldanha Bay at £4 to .e 4 145., and 400 tons dark coloured Peruvian, at 47 2s. 6d. to R 7 ss. per ton. JuIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 9. The sales of last week are now ascertained to have been 50,570 bales, consisting of 43,580 American, 1980 Brazil, 830 Egyptian, 20 common West India, and 4 160 East India , of which speculators took 13,600 bales, and exporters 4030 bales, at an advance of lid. per lb. upon American descriptions. During the present week the unfavourable political news from India, and the continued large receipts into the ports of the United States, have produced a considerable reaction, accompanied by a great falling off in the demand, and caused alo we decline of fully r classes of 4u. American. Brazil and Egyptian are without change, and Si. is id. per lb. lower. Speculators have taken 3260 An. erical. and 300 Surat, and Exporters 500 American, 150 Bahia , and 350 Surat. D IMPORTS OF COTTON, rig Mardi 9, 1849. 7d 14d 63- 20572 5 } 292 6 J 6 J le at last w DUBLIN CO RN MARKET, MARCH 9. tea at o y materi BELFAST CORN MARKET, MARCH 9 'eather has become frosty, and country supplies continue liberal. There is nothing doing ex n, which sells freely, at a slight advance. in Indian ( rivals of Foreign Grain at this port since the 2d inst., quarters Wheat, and 7,190 quarters Indian Corn, exhibit a great falling off, as compared with 'eral preceding weeks. Up to Wednesday a experienced for Wheat, but on that day been received from land, the demand I early in LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 6. To the arrivals named on Friday, we have to add a few, be. none of any magnitude either coastwise or from Ireland ; from the American States, however, we have to repoi t 9,576 quarters of Indian Corn, and 18,608 barrels of Flour; with a limited quantity of European Wheat, and several more parcels of Beans from Egypt. Whilst the trade in most parts of Ireland last week moved rather downward, the provincial markets of this country were generally more firm, and in several. Wheat acquired rather , higher rates. The unabated arrivals of foreign produce into superfines has been limited, but the supply Of seconds ant London, however, and the declining state of the prices there, inferior qualities being scarcely equal to the demand, such have decidedly recoiled upon the trade here, and we have ac- descriptions command a ready sale at full prices. The growers cordingly to report in nearly all kinds of grain a dull lingering bring forward small supplies of Oats and Barley. Oats have aspect this morning.—Our local millers being mostly on the been taken more freely bv exporters and millers, at some slight reserve, and the transactions in Wheat confined principally to enhancement on previous quotations. A very large sale has I Rev. vv li, _ a few buyers from the interior, sales on the whole were limited existed this week a g ain for Indian Corn, and the deliveries of eldest eon Of Rear in amount, and all descriptions of British and Foreign Id. to the article are at present greatly in excess of the imports. 0.....,f 5,N? I. n ail l n e i d 2d. per 701 b. lower than on Tuesday last.—Home-made and Notwithstanding the dulness in other departments of the trade, Carpenter, demand daughter of the latt, Irish Flour beinc , litttle noticed to-day, hardly sustained pre- holders have succeeded in establishing an advance of 2s. 6d. to to Miss MARY BO' P ' Ts t e in e t, t , the bo e yA l It l hr t , slei. Reviil , ' st" a , vious rates. ana'American, upon a very moderate inquiry, re- s d s e . m p a e T r id toi f i o , r an t d hi a s vuerayingeiliveirllalioniciirneaiosiei,israetnhteerrttabiannedd, diminish, t ni t s l h ie ceded 3d. to 6d. per barrel. Barley, though not plentiful, declined Is. per qr.—Malt, henceforward. Complaints are beComing rather numerous in' Beans, and Pease remained in nearly the same state as desert- this part of the country of partial failures in the growing bed in the report on Friday.—Oats being in slow request, the Wheat crop ; the seed is reported to have failed in many in best qualities alone maintint d late prices, all inferior descrip- stances, and the appearance of the plant is said to be unsatis tions declining ad. to ld. per 451b.—Oatmeal, likewise, taken factory, and thin on the ground. At this early period of the sparingly, and barely supported our last quotations. season much alarm need not be felt at these ,-,"----* _. .._ -----,1 farther sales were effected with auspicious weather for the future, the inquiry v subsided materially, and the trifling advance the week was altogether lost, and importers are now anxio sellers at the prices of Saturday last. In Flour a steady, thou„ not extensive, business has been transacted ; the sale for Yesterday, at St. man, 8.A., Mr. W ASPINWALL. to-day for same day ane Irish account, the demand was much less active than able p ros p ect ma y be s p eedil y and entirel y removed. Some ANN PARRY before, and losing the advance of Friday, reverted to the cur - q uantit y of snow fell y esterda y , and the temperature, from rency of this day week.—Corn Meal dull on the terms last being extremely mild, has undergone a total and sudden change. noted. 'resent unfavour- BRITISH. s. d. s. d. 6 4 @ 6 8 Extra 6 10 7 0 d 0... -31 0 Chevalr 3 9 01d... WILLIAM BRADSHAW t —CO 0 do Oats, per 451 b. English and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, v. qr Scotch & Pease, English, white . Do. & Irish .. maple.. Flour,per 280Ib English & Irish, 2nds! tine. Ditto. superfine 34 0 —33 0 extra Oatmeal, IR. Id. of 24011). Irish, 1847.. Canadian Bran.* 241 b 2 6 2 61 do, 2 4 2 6 do. 32 0 —34 0 do 34 0 blue grey 22 0 —23 0 • old do. DIED SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 7. Lately, awed 87, R. COOKE, Esq., of Kihinan ohysts s man IretarA We had a large show of stock, rather more than on this day a. d. s. d. I week. Both Beet and Mutton were rather easier to buy, anc 6 6 ® 6 9 I I fair clearance was made before the close of the market. TNT Tl , l Ts eN A TT I" CA Ilk A 117,17, T 111:ONTAGU 1301 33 0 trade rather du ton, 50. per It unsold. keef, ss. 6d. fo 6s. 3d. per st. of 141 b. ; Mut: Beasts, 540 ; Sheep, 5000 to 6000. Part left TE S T DATES AT LIVERPOOL, MARCH 11. IDireCt.l Indirect.' Direct.l Indirect - - 8 41 7 1 '41* tta ) . l4 .. ticb4(l.o4' trib . a y C; o 4 lrre;' • ' 'totta •• e ape: be r 4 ' 4 p4vg. • ik ara . 4 111 4 . • 4114);T:. 11 Lima 15 Maranham 28 Mauritius 3 Mobile Monte Vides 22 New Orleans 24 New York 16 Pernambuco. Jan. 23 Janeiro..! Jan, 18 Savannah ' , . ,Feb, BjSt. Helena 2Valparaiso , Nov 22Werg Cruz N0v.29 iFeb. 11 • .. Vec. Feb. 17 Dec. 12 Jan. 22 DARLINGTON MARCH FAIR, MARCH 5. We had a very large and good show of cattle at our fair to- 2 9 1 former year, and 2 g per st. Ofshee] .metro the sh 4 OtiCa fair demand; Beef, ss. id. to 6s. tow was very small, prices eqnal to for- . . 2 6 - 2 iner quotations. The show of horses was of the usual calibre -53 0 —35 0 a few tidy wags, with a plentiful supply of such as had seen the 9R n —no o best of their days. 28 0 -30 0 he occupied during t family, and regretted by a 1 RI NE LEATHAII, relict o ing forward Benson-sti eet. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 8 We had again a very full one, the railways bri 37 0 I the Came fait week, but dull sales. Beef 40s. to 455., very r : loYall;t e li ( l .a nt . ootieof the Liverpu.. I prime 4es. per cwt.; Mutton, 42d. to 64(1.; Veal, Cgd. per lb., sinking offal. Pork 425. to 448. per cwt., with a rather smaller ..-'"`" aged 80, Mr. THOMA market, but of improved finish. nolmfirth. The deceased had been confine tavoritcr-ininca and n half a fesr. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCI MARKET, MARCH 10,1849. s. d. s. d. 0 6 ® 0 7i Potatoes, O 0— 0 0 Kemps O 5 0 6 Pink Eyes O 0— 0 0 Cups O 0 0 0 Cs, Same day, at Bootle JAMES GASK ILL. On the Ist instant, PEAKE. s. d. s. d Hay, of New aged 59, Mr. WM 90tt t I On the 2nd inst 2 of the late Mr. Clover Ditto, Green 4 10 - 0 0- Same day, of scarf rest son of Mr. GEORGE BOWERS, of Wheat .. 0 3 -- 0 3ilTurni ton .22 0— 23 0 ham-street 0 3 (Carrots 0 24 Manure 24 0 - 4 6- 25 6 On the 3rd in: 6 6 CHAPMAN, sai 64, FRAN STATE OF TRADE aaugnter OT TAWTOM A. Al - wutirie, vi mut) pu..• Same day, in Upper Stanhope-street Windsor, J LOUISA, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. ENCI.A NI? On the 4th instant, at Chester, aged 23, daughter of JONATHAN BEEVER, Esq. day, aged 73, Mrs. ANN TELFOR NNA MA MANCHESTER.—AIthough it was very evident on Tuesday that business had received a check, yet spinners and manufac turers appeared to mainti_in a pretty steady hold of prices, ex- l a te M r _ cept in certain India cloths. During the last three days, how- Same day, at the C_ _ ever, the check has become more manifest. Much anxiety is surviving daughter of tl necessarily felt respecting our position in India ; and, of course, merly milliner and dressmaker, of this to the parties connected with that quarter dare not venture upon Same day, aged three months, THOMAS further engagements until fresh advices shall be received. Un- THAN DELAMAN, flour-dealer, Hill-street. doubtedly, too, the buyers for the Levant and the Mediterra- On the sth instant, in Winckley-square. rean markets, who were sufficiently inactive before, are now in WAREING, Esq , ., solicitor. some degree affected by political appearances more immedi- Same day, at Edinburgh, DAVID SCOTT, Es ately concerning their own interests. But, still more, the era- distinguished artist. _ . _ an, LUCY, the voun ate Mrs. ELEANOR ( larged estimates or tne cotton crop, HIM tile neavy let:ell/tri at name (lay, at the American ports, together with the still declining tendency late of this town. of prices on this side, are leading all classes of merchants to Same day, at postpone intended operations, and watch the course of events, FORD, Esn ^ either in the expectation of somewhat lower rates becoming the On the 6, rule in this market, or with the view of purchasing to advan- Same day, .. tage during the continuance of a temporary depression. The Same day, of st consequence of a state of feeling which of course extends to pro- daughter of Car ducers, is an increased desire, in many quarters, to effect sales, th instant, at Devonport, Vic th year. JOHN BRANCH, Esq A 20 months ices of yarns and . large. Some things may now be bought rather under what HAViao they were lately sold for; and the extreme quotations, or no- Same day, minal limits, of a week ago, are quite out of the question. The of Ormskirk home-trade dealers are experiencing an increase of business. On the 7th The present month and April form their best season. NETT, bookbinde_ , LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town and the neighbour- Same day, after a hood continues pretty brisk,and prices are very steady. Though gumption, Mr. JOHN OR___ a little less business has been done at the Cloth Halls this week wick-street, formerly of Lor than last, there is no visible increase in the quantity of goods Same day, :Ted It) months on hand. The middle and finer kinds of cloth are those in the J. H. PYER, of Great Horn greatest request. The general impression is, that we are likely Same day. aged 40. Mr. J( t. GEOR( CATHARIN 's the highly respected matron ( applies to the mere Hants, w ho are not Ts. Prices are • languid; the fii-in without change. The wool market is rath, staplers not being able to effect sales, easily, at Esq., of heir - Nlajesty's ( Same day, at Christie aged 90, Mr. FRANCIS :on, the residence of his son R J. GILLIARD, many years res. ponutng Wlttl Lno%kl !.1(2.1 11 U.11U.0 ny 1, Ile srovicrz anti CICUICT.. IRV yarn trade is brisk ; prices have now assumed a degree of fixity at los. per gross for common numbers, up to 36's, and propor tionately higher for finer counts. HA LI FAX.—The demand for worsted goods is scarcely so ac tive as it was, and prices remain, as to most descri . - as they were. In some cases, higher rates are realized. Yarns continue in good request, chiefly for export, and the spinners are generally able to obtain rates corresponding with the en hanced cost of the raw material. The wool maaket is rather quiet, but prices are firm. HUDDERSFIELD.—Every description of goods adapted for the season has met with ready sale in the Cloth Hall. The bu siness has been principally for the home trade. In light fancy goods, not much has been doing, although, from the variety of new patterns, and the various textures of cloth exhibited to day in the shops, we may hope for a good spring trade. TIDE TABLE. MORN. 1 EVENEI.I HUNT. I HOLY DAYS, ETC, wood engraver, of March.' h. m. m. ft. in. Tuesday.— 13 137 153 16 11 Wednesday.l4 210 228 15 3 Thursday .. 151 246 3 6 14 1 Friday 329 352 12 6 Saturday .17, 4 20 451 11 4 Sunday .... 18; 530 6 9 10 9 4th Sunday in Lent Monday.... 19, 651 . 729 10 9 years, Mr. ISAAC STAMPER Destinat METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET AT AI O S P H ERIC Temperature viral ROSS, C JOSEPH JOHN GLO\ very firm at the advanced prices lately realized. On the Bth instar__, . BRADFORD.—The news from India, and the higher prices KINSON, for many } sought for all kinds of goods, have caused somewhat less buFi- Eye and Ear Infirmarl _ ness to be done, both on Monday and to-day. The accounts Same day, aged 9 weeks, FREDERICK THOMAS from America are considered pretty cheering, and on the whole Mr. JAMES BEARD, publican, Toxteth-park. we have not had so bright a prospect as is now apparent, for Same day, in Grove-street, in her Bth year, ANNIE, you! the manufacturers are lighter of stock than they have been child of the !ate Mr. EATON HALL. „, . since 1836. and generally engaged to order. The same remark Same day. in Oneen-street. Edge-hill. JOHN _ ud rather to Mr. GiMara, of this town. Same day, MARY, the wife of Mr. J. W. EVANS, governor of the Liverpool Workhouse, Brownlow-hill. Same day, at Newcastle-under-Lyme, THOMAS NIACKEN ZIE, M.D., aged 55 years. much I On the 9th instant, a tWood End, Aigburth, aged 72, JOHN PRITI', Esq Same day, at Aintree, in his Glst year, Mr. THOS. Ml DOWS, farmer, constable for the township, rate-collector, He was a good father, a true Christian a kind friend, and v much respected for the manner in which he fulfilled the varii situations held by him in his township. On the 10th instant, aged 73, JOHN LATILtm, Esq., s geon, Wavertree Same day, a,c HODGSON, Falkner-square On the 11th instant, Mr. JAMES LOVETT, block Runcorn, in the 50th year of his age. Same day, suddenly, ROBERT, son of Mr. R. S. WARDLI painter, of this town. Yesterday, Mr. THOMAS FIE , town. Same day, age 11 6 years, ANNE, only child of Mr IPACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MARCI: S'HAMPTOX STATION Lisbon Madeira Spain Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islan Greece and Egypt India, Ceylon,&Cin (I) Brit. Col.inW. Ir terniuda,) in W. Ind Havana, and Made: } • 7th, 17th, 'Madrid , ' and 27th ofi Mart • every month I • s 3rd and 20 . of every a month th Ripon. Fe For. Col. """ r " I 9nd and 17tb as except -• of every - month. (2) Mexico& Havana . } 2nd of everyreviot (3) Bermuda St. Juan de Nicaragua, and} month only. Ma lith of every;Tham f New Grenada Next 31ail Next Mail 'eb. 171 due 1. and llEvng. of 4th 1 ,1-IMIt Craael M Fri- Canada, .4Furopa„... ITAlffir 20 0 - 21 0 21 0 I -22 0 FOREIGN. Wheat, 10. 701 b. s. d. s. d. I s. d. Canadian, free, red . . 6 0— 6 3 white .. 6 6 United States do 6 4 6 7 .d 0..... 7 0 Danzig, mixed &reddo 6 4 6 6 biglimix 7 4 L Baltic & llmburg do 6 6 6 9 white .. 7 0 Riga and Petersbg. do 6 0 6 2 Archngl 511 Odessa, commor c Polish.. 6 0 French,Spanisl Bannat & Marianopoli 6 Mediter., &c. hard.do 5 6 Gen.qualities,bond.do 0 0 Rye, qr., Baltic, free. 28 0— 30 0 in bondl 0 0— 0 0 Barley, qp. 601 b do 3 9 4 0 d 0..... 0 0— 0 0 Oats, le , 451b.Russiando. Beans,laqr,Europeando 29 0 —3l 0 d 0..... 0 0 — 0 0 4801 b, Egyptian do 23 6 —24 0 do. I 0 0— 0 0 Pease, v. qr., Baltic, &c., white do 30 0 —32 0 do. ... Canadian, &c., do.. do 28 0 —29 0 d 0..... Flour, p barrel, Canadian, sweet .. do 25 0 —25 6 d0.....' 0 0 0 0 United States do .. do 25 0 —25 1 d 0..... 26 6 —27 0 Do.&Canadiansourdo 24 0 —25 0 do., U.S 0 0— 0 0 Danzic, &c. sweet.... 0 0— 0 0 ido. .... 0 0— 0 0 In. Corn, 13. 4801 b. white 28 0 —29 0 !yellow.. 29 0 —3O 0 Do. Meal, brl. 196tbdo 14 0 —l4 6 ido. .... 0 0— 0 0 7 9 1 6 2 6 5 !white 6 9 - 6 11 6 4 Egypt'n 4 3 4 8 I 5 9 0 0— 0 0 o —0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 9. The improved accounts which left . this side on the 27th Janu ary, appear to have given a firmer tone to the New York mar ket, from whence we received, on Wednesday, advices to the 19th ultimo ; in Wheat and Flour a good business is reported for home consumption, with an advance in the value of the lat ter, some parcels of which were taken for Great Britain.—ln dian Corn in light supply and prices firmly supported ports of two weeks to 13th aruary :—Wheat, , 7544 barrels; Indian Corn, 7500 qrs..—The following quota tions are sterling f.0.b., and include current freight to Liver pool.—Western Canal, 265. 10d.; pure Genessee, 28s. per brl.— Wheat, white Genessee, 50s. Bd. to 51s. 4d.; White Ohio, 475. 2d. to 48s. 9d. ; Red and mixed, 435. 7d. to 47. 2d. per 4801bs. Indian Corn, round yellow, 295. 2d. to 295. 9d. ; flat yellow, 28s. ; mixed, 268. 4d. per 4801bs.—Corn Meal, 158. to 15s. 3d. per barrel. Although during the last two weeks we have had boisterous winds and rain occa `he soil in most sit for the reception of seed, the labours' of husbandry have pro ceeded favourably, and in some districts around us the breadth of land reserved for spring Wheat is considerable, in order to finish the large arrears left incomplete at the close of the wet autum of 1848; whilst upon large tracts of ground in several of the western counties of Ireland cultivation is seriously neg lected, from which it is feared the wants and destitution of that country will be rather increased than diminished nnother year The. last are, in the aggregate, extremely light, ibe most prominent of which are 11,771 barrels of Flour from the American States with 1700 quarters of VV I- 940(1 nuarters of P.-- Egypt. - Upon a very limited attendance of home and country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, and having no lively impulse from other markets, the trade in nearly all its bearings was de void of animation : the transactions in either British or foreign Wheats were consequently very moderate in amount, and al though holders appeared disinclined to press the sale at any material abatement, a decline of Id. per 701bs. was partially conceded.—English and Irish Flour, being nearly without in quiry, was nominal in value, and States as well as Canadian, being taken sparingly by consumers, receded M. per brl. ; good brands of Western Canal not exceeding 255., all other descrip tions declining in a proportionate ratio. — Barley and Malt in all respects remained precisely in the same position as on Tuesday ; and in Beans or Pease no varia tion was apparent.—Oats and Oatmeal, in th^ absence of coun try demand, were very difficult of sale, the former giving way id. per 451 b., the latter being merely the turn cheaper. Indian Corn, although still in good request for Ireland, either yellow or white hardly maintained the full rates of Tues day; Corn Meal remaining dull at our last currency. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. We have had a large supply of Stock at our market to-day which for the time met with a fair demand. Beef, 4ad. to 50. Mutton, 6d. to 60. CATTLE SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, FOR THE WEEK BNAING MARCH 9. Beasts, 583; Calves, 434; Sheep and Lambs, 2994; Pigs, 417 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, MARCH 10, 1849. s. d. s. (1. 1 s. d. s. d. Beef * li, 0 4ato 0 7 Grapes For. lb 1 0— 0 0 Mutton 0 5 6 7 English Ditto .. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 6 0 8 Eng. P. Apples.. 5 6 0 0 Lamb, fore qr lO 0— 0 0 Fowls, T. Couple 2 6 3 0 Do.. hind qr 7 0— 0 0 'Woodcocks .... 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Chickens Hams 0 0— 0 0 Geese 0 0— 0 o Salmon ........ 1 16 0 Hare 0— 2 0 Pigeons 1 8— 0 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 urkeys.... each 3 6 7 6 Whiting .. . Fresh Butter Salt Ditto ...... 0 0 . 6 umb 11 .Cucumbers .---..„ Eggs p 12.1 5 6 Potatoes, Peck 1 0 Pheasants, brace 0 0 Ilbertg 1 4 IWild Ducks 0 0 'Rabbits , o 0 0 0 46 0 0 1.• 8 0 Oarttets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. MARCH 10. With a slow trade during the week the tendency at prices has been towards decline. At our market to-day nothing is doing beyond what is required for present consumption. Wheat is about 3d. per bushel, Flour Is. per sack, and Beans Is. per qr. lower, Oatmeal also the turn cheaper; Oats, Indian Corn, and other articles without alteration. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARcll The arrivals continue good of all articles. There is little ac tivity in the trade this morning, and sales of Wheat progress slowly at a decline of Is. per qr. Fine Barley is rather lower, and for inferior qualities there is no demand. Oats and Shell ing are sold on easier terms. Beans Is. per qr. lower. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 6. Wheat, 104 qrs., @ £2 ss. 3d.TP qr.; total, a'235 6s. 0(1 Barley, 146 qrs., a Us. 2d. 4:) , qr.: total, a 227 103. 4d Oats, 4 qrs., @ all 15s. 9d. qr.: total, £ 3 3s. Od LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 6 We are well supplied with Wheat ; the trade is slow, without material alteration in prices, but the turn is in favour of the buyers. Barley and Beans slow sale. Oats and other articles do not vary from last week. WISBECII CORN MARKET. MARCH 10 To-day there has been an unusual quantity of all kinds of grain offering here. Wheat meets a fair sale at a reduction of Is. to 28. per qr. Beans Is. lower, and Oats are unaltered in PRICES TO THE GROWER Wheat, new whit 611 b,, 41s. to 445. per quarter Beans, new 275. to 30s. pe NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNI CORN MARKET, MARCH The farmers brought a good supply of Wheat again to thi sy's market, for which the sale proved brisk, at Is. per ( ivance, and all sold. For foreign there was also a land, at fully the rates of this day se'nnight. and in ances an improvement of Is. per. qr. was realized on with a limited inquiry Northumberland, Norfolk and HULL COR We had ni( filed dull. For to-day Wheal OS! 11451 1450 1 tie, - hut without any small par Grindin E , _ retter demar fully su ppor 48s. to 50s Ad5..34 PIRKET wneat, Molted MARCH 6 rket during the y .eign red have b holly to consume Daily Direc-I or of I wine at Oon. T o ? 4 F S.W. 15.; by N 50136 N.w 41131 N.w 39 i 30 N. 42:33 - 46, 1 40 W.S.WI-1- Humidity MI F a ll Noon Pressure at shade by self registering 'Difference oil "gir E 'thermometer Wet and Min. bulb ',,tl Nine fi,l a.m. ! p.m. I Max • In. In. i Deg. Deg, 6.30'G0 '30'40 52 45 71 29'97 29'95 ' 52 41 6 1 29'93 29'95 43 35 9, 30'01 30'08 41 34 10, 30'47 30'50 44 39 Bth : morning, lieavy hail s—tO"run7: h: ditto ; _ nig] [1E043.-110i : clouded , forenoon, light rain : morning; rain end clouded:_"""" 33irtIA tarrtages , aiib Bratbo. BIRTHS On the 24th ultimo, thewii;;;1111;. J. MARSHALL, farmer, Prieston, Scotland, of a daughter, who commenced life with some half-dozen well-formed teeth. Same day, Mrs. JOHN JAMES, of Portland-street, of a son. On the 27th ultimo, at Tarporley, the wife of Mr. MEHA NON, baker and flour-dealer, of two boys and a girl. Same day, at Edinburgh, the wite of THOMAS TINLEY BARTON, of a daughter. On the 2d instant, at Ctihaven, Borgue, near Kidcudbright, Mrs. GORDON, of a son. On the 4th instant, in Clarence-street, Everton, Mrs THEOPHILUS PALMER GWATKIN, of a daughter. On the sth instant, Mrs. JOHN PARRY, of South-ba Oxton, of a son. On the 6th instant, the wife of Mr. J. H- T surgeon, of Park-place, of a son. Same day, at Birthwaite-hous Rev. WM. BRYANS, of a son On the Bth instant, ii BRASSEY, of a daughter AWBRIDGI Windermer he lady of the street, Edge-hill Mrs. AVM On the 9th instant street, of a daughter. On the 10th instant, at the Princ GORDAN, of a son, under the influ On the 11th instant, Mrs. GASK, Breck, of a daughter. Ira. KERMAN RHODI park, ! tence of chio ILL JOHNS MARRIED Lately, at St. John's Church, by the RE M.A.. Mr. WILLIAM JONES to Miss MA. SON. IV. M. 1 On the 25th Deceml JOHN CLARKE DA eldest daughter of the On the 19th ultimo at Colchester, Connecticut, U.S of that town, to ELIZA J k GG, of \% ic. Mr. D AlNigS, of thi HITCHCOCK On the 3d instant, Appleford, Mr. DAN TUN, both - On the 4t WYNN Foxteth-park,_ ._. St. Philip's Church, ( SON, of the t )SSOP, of ( •ch, by t H. Carnet ter, 13. A., Mr. THOMAS I FRANCE. NI) DEB e day, at St. Mark's lARGARET MARK e day, at St. John tt edford-street, ToxtE On the sth instant, V. Johnson, to ANN, ABRAI T of Mr of London. On the 6th instant, IUEL F. LEA, of ter of THOS. AMER: XNNAH, yc Same day, at St. Pa Lowe, Mr. WM. BRO to Miss BOLD, of W; wick. HENRY, eldest son c daughter of THOMA Same day, at Bagw< Mr. JOSEPH CROS he fonr lurch, Mr. SAMUEL BLACK ate Mr. THOS BURN mariner, to GRA( DOBSON, of Norfolk-stre ,er of ti iss MARGARET K On the 7th instant SIMM to MARTHA, Church, Mr Same day, at the I' cheater, by the Rev. Same day, compositpi, to Miss ( M. Fal Miss IV IHenry Hewitt, built On the Bth instan Upper _ Pitt street, s MARY AN to MARGA LEICANDI Sir. PHILIP JONI 6. JANE CRAIG, UND.RI k lehurst rohn the 11 daughter J. JACKSON to A On th KELLY E. street, to formerly of Dunifrie I On the 10th histan many gears collector On the 2nd of Jan members for .= Orc tbt 24th ulthno, ii year, MARY, relict of 3 merly of Beamonteote, i 0.07!N ant, at Nants D NI. EANE, of Mr. Win. Lent fo ,nths, ( rs. CATHI ARI.F.SWORTH 11 York Castit FITZABETI kford, by Mails desn'd Last Packet] Next Packet from Lona on: sailed. I due. Next Mail , I Next Mail Rhine Ma reb2B 'eviot . Marc FALMOUTH STA TI( Madeira, T ERPOOI N. Ameri raa:llitt