The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05 00:00:00

vi pi, lo t I lk i Starnfor d i l al distress, ,0.00 fetch fulLt,,alfacrld nfor every ". -bat there at our. t~sales c 0 'ent markets sr, nts, be sevfr,,,: reel)/ be FRIa." I e alised s r a , nrerv— e pn Der.) rff°' oc curred a (Lady tit! i9ung oi li i " t ) doctrine ; U ntenche l ° New n menu[l to ly than 9 . d a il ew° l) • an d the followers, it'i ;e1 altos iye or svi" Some I UphaPN '" ter of di , r of the furl. 2. - the Pp . In ch at lwn into Le' the • esb c harity ate of . col d. we 11_1,1 v been 7ij c relief or once n 'F re ret tii f the P 5t de in° than to iaturbi in time, res t ! r .t e ch just 5 ,7,1; her Lil a! the o u iim but to ed her h the 'C l:1 SusPc" bad bee?nd )e g a• tiae re tte Ln of t.out ntlY 8 „ u 1 2 0 1 ;liihaut,!-The efi i I,a s 0 sii f t ou• North' i i :ch .nd ";;,,g 2 a— , n i % 3ra `" to d er lon st l .: e ari the 'Sw but t w " e 21"" a" r e ' av ing „e ab her 0° t her, tl ' Wing Tifl Of t h i S; ba u I nro tt u. at the 51 tD 410 1 1 11 i-npart " fi an de" o ba r eA , arcl.„ 4 o , 'hit) "'t' .411 Cu t ' : 11 ; c i OS aii , Ai . 9:10615t5', Its rp Ten , it the , be '.31 e. ho 0111,5! rose e ' o g' ,¢d fo r 'reez a ve i c 4 ' bee ° the 0 Baer rill I`ol f ;.u0 10 0ae0) ; c ° ,iltY ij co" V" " 0 11 10 P n,- 11, te 46 3t 5. bo gr.,, tb e pPz ' pt , tri tr fret )r er ) ) h e .1,1i9j arrt fi tl;ip gp!yeir -13je nce rO 5 is tifC' e rv, w ith c o o) ' t4 be cl) ta ce .o r C OW!" l t il he l?, P, e o o XS. o fiv o 0 , 4 for D. na 11y. ten f 0, of , t o „ 5 0 ifls o , Vat so,t!in !-41 1 549 - i - 4 11)p mg *Wel ligentr. _________._. kl,l4,ki,J&Ay, Du n 29.—Wind N.N.W., light. a:Zglaarel.s67, allestit,t_ter.niiinfroi,n Charlestop New York—Dorcas,-ISlon A t_e n zu d m er a s: 10t t0.... n tt (screw-steamer,) from Rotter 'kia....,,,Surat, Graham, for Bombay—Tryphena, Crane , 11,41itt"„nnY, R unlet-, 4'or Memel—Readi Rhino, Frqel, 7thaflgei'gidius, Halewick, for Ghent—Lusitania, Raike, '9le li ;I?.esert.t, Collings, for Trieste—Vivid, Suns, for 'el,Turner, for Quebec. —_________ 1 4 I'lie ' A'ana, hence at Havannah. ~ arbe r . ,!itrtle,,,_,, knlce for Dordt at Fishgnard Roads. ! Inz er, ','„? 11 Trinidad at Core. - z,31,. pLandlish, from China, a t Dublin. l ' il r, 6111;,741, f.ront Callao, at. Deal. 410 4 ,, , b Y, sailed from for this port MaY Itcoil,i'er°`,ll, hence at Naples. ly, la.n, hence at Nantes kttehZin• Jane Archibald, Tomelty; Ilos, Harlofsen; 4, bou' 4 nes, hence at Iticm AkAwas2S, hen' off ditto. b • sr H a ,;. l ' , March 21.—The Fortitude Judge, from Liver 11Ztieeav Put back here to-da'y, leaky, with main tioE•c N, 41 "- 1 cargo (salt) washed out. tr t to d in ' ' 43 Y 23 .— The Anne, Roche, of Liverpool, tr ')-e4 ril n t"? , has been laid under embargo for lia‘- ,L,grellb,7-^a(le- The Th,,,,,-;`- Mejahr, and the Furst ae h en- e reieaseu. A P °. • •'"" 11 ' Bei, of Ribuitz, from Rostock fol 1_ Liverp, br; n l te mi :NO, er7;;;' Laura, Jell rd, from Taranto to A,,csed on the IBth instant on the coast of ; and nearly al! the cargo expected to be Wto x ,:, --------_____,, 4'4 e "u Y, MAy 31—Wind N.W., light. sto,,,anauel, -___ m ntezuma, t, aid ilobert 13urton,Deec an,Philadel P,h1a—Vixen, Pith, ,Barhados—Constitutto n n, Martin, l'iltalti"ald, Wright, St. John, N.B.— ,p-Lydi So u --- . London. A.S.—Jessie,Oliver, Clue -1 eks ow pa, le, Portland, . Drake, 13os i ?Pe, SCerilu, set,,Demerara—Ohve Branch,nDonald, Ik/erne _4ll, p er° • , a, l'N, ewroundland— r a Ma- e i lt 1 , Tadd, Dordt— ta, eh,. ..ri, Calcuttan, N .Bd" Y Island. ~ `lsue, Jane, Crowell, ~0 „ , „ Staten tam ood, fortplctou,Aol hence . ,s!Tro,,- perm,. ied from Ala for Cori; 1 ai d Ah v'abeli i, a hen oil !o';... l lrtp!!' , 4li. b a Y , hence pan ; and uddart ; Hitler t Meniel t Ghent. i9l,li'e'lviale,LLllll Abbey fro .. m y, d f i r t o t m o a C t a i l_ , l o a n o d a o t n D . eal ?olio Rico at rothray. Copenhagen Off Wick. I. I II. I IIISpAY e 3 y. .! light. .I, llo ..n sir , e and eller, for St. t nomas—Stephen Galdez, Havan_a 4a;C GaLtz and Ihrail—Eliza Killick, Nor. X ee—Ann, Johnston, Maranharn—The Duke, !yorkarourite, Demerarp—Ferozepore, plei,, Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent. M, Le %e t , arY, hence for Boston, at Cove, to embark f,;:, Ilitirl4l,,Wanirntilssun: ort Rico at Cove rho t _r,l'itt e - urg for thisport. at Brixham. s t ' - cots, hence at Constantinople. "gdeorpet sailed from Stnyrna May 8, and Mary m r ' aY 11, all for this port. li4 t -A g — ,' DAY, TUNE I.—Wind N.W. B , e lt Crillev from Nassau—Adam Lodge, - 1 1 111..9 t hl and Harriet Augusta, Robinson, New ' , Bey, and Pandora, Wearns, Charles- Id Harvest, Fuller, Baltimc Anglo American, Chin xpert, Odessi—GlOria, Gallipoli— packet, St. Domingo--- Mat May, in lat. 50, ~, a gale trom the westward, was 0 1, ,Inch ,ure washed overboard the captain and dci ud, (deals,) and sto v e lo ng boat, water ' I % Lewis, for St. John, N.B Apr 4,lohnson • andTei • • bua—L a tilmar nap, Ellis, Valparaiso— alker, Calcutta—Liffey ntl, Vera Cruz— irnnfiliyzantiun nhora Jamaica—Georgian s, for Hal :, has put back, with loss of O',l l - i gbY, hem, [ebec, off Mzenhead and John Ormerod, Ferguson, hence for 1; 1 , 44 d „ t, bo",1,1-a.rn !rorn ( both at Col , t ditto. Od , from ditto fdr tl ‘..4T,c011(1, (s 8;) 4pdi4!.enc ad saile Gibral theritl; Stn Johns, hence at Br alt ,tvt -9 Wind W.S.W., model itb, from Old ( 21st Marc!- fot. 114-titrnvannah.. U AI COCA, ft, for Vier- Gebroed kill tt - kt, tkPiinr ) , , .l_, fn. V k eno , 11 rner 4 N ' ri itTBhir Yo 4 Ltoa &tt t and sai'ed for Bristol, for Newfoundland, with s seen off Saone, St. Do rrivectat Havre. -this port, May and sailed foi• Sthyrda, and ; ; Messenger, 28t1, port. for Malta; Agnes, nrd, hence at Helvoet Africa—Phantom, llyns. Batavia 3 Foriec, -Collec r Domuay—tienevieve No Ips, David, for Nassau, N.P •aiso—Jessie Robertson, for Tampico Cruz---Yori4Uire, Hackstaff, for New and Samoset, Tucker, for BostOn—Mon lontreal—Cambria, (steamer,) Shannon, eoromandel, Jones; Margaret, Ro -, Christie ; Speed, Grundell, Pkchilles, Velt, for Archan- Artarittro. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. JUNE 1. Sugar: There has been more inquiry this week, both from refiners and grocers, and the sales are 800 hhds. 8.P., 2,509 bags Bengal and 6,000 mats Mauritius, (the latter chiefly at 395. 61.,) all at very full prices. Foreign : The sales amount to 220 cases Bahia, at 18s. to 19s. 6d. for ordinary to fair brown, 21s. 6d. for middling white, 50 hhds. Porto Rico, and a few Ve nezuelas at the quotations. Less disposition is shown to buy Molasses ; the arrivals within the last fortnight having been very large, to effect sales a decline of ed. to ls. per cwt. has been submitted to. The purchases are 700 puns. Porto Rico on the spot and to arrive at 215., 200 puns. Trinidad at 19s. (id., foes at 218., an 19s. per cwt. Coffee: The first public side of new Jamaica took place on Tuesday, when 240 tees. were disposed of at full prices. Of Foreign, the sales are 240 bags Laguayra at 40s , 240 bags Costa Rica at 335., 400 bags St. Domingo at 30s. 6(1., 370 bags Ceara at 285., 100 bags ordinary Rio at 275. ficl., and a fey!• casks washed Rio at 345. to 425. per cwt. A small parcel nines t-epper urougnt zyci. per in., aria a rew tons nasi. inns Ginger 225. per cwt. Rice: Carolina is again rather dearer, €OO tees. having been sold at 17s. to 18s., and in East India 7,000 bags, at Bs. 3d. for broken, ald 9s. to 10s. per cwt. for middling to fine white. Rum is in rather more request, but no advance paid; the sales are about 150 puncheons. Tea : There has been rather a better inquiry for Cougous of all kinds, and a fair business done; also several sales have been made in Greens, at about previous rates. East India Drysallery Arti cles continue very dull, the chief sales of the week being 40 10s. 6d. per cwt. Nothing reported in Sligo, but Flour realized former prices. 12 3s. 6d. to 3s. 10d. per lb. Therehas been a speck for 'Saltpetre, and about 3,500 bags sold at 9' about 150 tons of Nitrate of Soda have also b rous silver Cochineal ‘ec• satire inquiry 955, , (1. to 21s. ; 'y, and pri, a with little change LIVERPOOL COTTON JUNE 1 MARK The demand has continued steady throughout the week from the trade as well as from exporters. The import having been light, holders have shown so disposition to press sale's, so that the quotations of last week have been fairly maintained, at which the market has closed steady. The late heavy import of Egyptian is pressing on the market, and is offered at rather lower prices. Brazil and Surat are without change. The pub lic sales of Sea Island, now in progress, are thinly attended, lots selling are id. to tid.. concession in pric ave taken 760 American and Exporters 4,331 ACCOUNT OF SAL S AND MPORTS OF COTTON SALES OF THE WEEK mP Flc t :i ' s Yr 1 -nd in the «•eek.lThisWll 8/ti @ 12adl) 11380 B. 91nr , "' 1 Alabainn andTennes,se 11360 New Orleans f Pernambuco & 880 Nracati and Cm Maceio 1372, 850 Bahia I Mai 6" t Sawginned Demerara,Surinam, 570 I!:gypt II 4 I 2238 I 180 lEaritetE4. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2, An almost complete holiday week affords no subject for re mark, further than that the business done has been limited to retail transactions at late prices. Our exchanue to-day is thinly attended; in no article is any amount of business done, and we repeat our last quotations. PRESTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 2 . e without any arrivals :his week. The Corn I remained in the same inactive state we have had occasion to note for several weeks past, and where sales have been effected, supply of English Wheat at our mat languid sale, at the rates of this day se'nnight. The trans actions in all other descriptions were so circumscribed, our quotations must be considered little more than nominal. Flour 6d. to Is. per pack lower. cats fully supported their previous value, an . l in some cases realised an advance of Id. per bushel. The demand for Oatmeal is exceedingly limited, and choice samples declined 6d. per load without promoting sales worthy of notio Indian Meal 6d. per load dearer to report in other articles WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 29. G 2s. 101. 44 , qr.; total, .f's 7 16s. 61 ..t0 19s. 6d. qr.; total, .el 3 13s. Od 14 cii's, tJed. Oats and Shelling meet with little inquiry, and are rather lower. Be..ns in fair demand at late rates. In Barley and other articles no change. WISBECH CORN MARKET. JUNE 2. Are had a small simply of every article in the trade. The best fresh-thrashed Wheat initkes about the Stifle prices as last week, middling end unsweet things are cheaper. Beans and Oats unaltered in value. PRICES TO THE °ROWE!, Wheat, new whit. Ditto, do., red. 59 to 6111). Ditto, 19s. to 435. per quarter 445. to 45s PETERBOROUGH CORN weeks r 40 Colimion West India, &c. Smyrna 480 Surat . ... Madras 35790 bales, LIVERPOOL CORN EX( In addition to the . arrivals noted in 00 have to report Odessa and Leghor Beans from Egypt, re cargoes .of Wheat, chiefly from iich, with some further parcels of whilst of other trivial. _ form for the week a fair supply or b rain produce from ally quarter the imp° At our market to-day there wash dull, limited sale far every tide of the trade; but the stocks of all grain beingtompara •ely moderate, holders were generally disinclined to accept xer terms, and we therefore repeat our quotations of this day week generally, except for Indian Corn, which continues to move rapidly, for transit to Ireland, and t'he arrival this week 'being only 3,118.qr5., against an export of -- I qrs. an St, . day se inn Id. per quarter upon t obtained. ates of th ight was read; BRITISH. s. d. s. d Whoa,. s. d. s. d i 2 Ci fi 6 Extra-. 6 6 (4, 6 i 6 6 8 d 0.... 6 8— 7 1 Ditto, whit Irish, red . Ditto, white e, English, eats, per 451 t, English ant Irish, fine 9 Flour,p , 'Ditto. Oatmeal, v. Bran.*24ll, Wheat, wr 701 Canadian . Danzig, mixed and e L 1 ialtic & limburge Riga and Petersbg. T 0-: 3 3 - I - •M 0 -30 0 -33 0 4 0 —35 0 extra .. 1 ,35 0 —37 0 FOREIGN. s. d. S. (.1 6 0 6 0 6 0 010-1 0 `6 2 .. 6 6 6 6 'd0..... 7 0 6 6 Ehiglunix 7 6 6 6 white .. - 6 8 5 4 - 5 6 - 6 6- gypt'n 4 4 0 0 32 0 3 9 Malting ; 0 0— 0 0 • 2 11 Russian i 2 7 2 9 34 0 •23 6 0 0 - 0 0 S 0 -30 0 -U 0 0 0 0 0 6 —24 6 23 9 IN.Otlns 0 0— 0 0 23 0 4 0 —35 6 lyellow 36 6 —3B 0 16 0 —l6 6 ido. Bannat Ma Mediter., &c. ,NA,-ila hrt -. Mete, Obad, for Corfu—Sisters, Sump, for Ry e , ~ Ao''eXz tt Bevan, for Galatz—Commerce, JeffeLy, fOr barley, pc.. . ' 4 liq vkler, Alward, for Naples—Breeze, Pugsley, for Oats, v. •talb.. AIL 41%'-ria, Wright, for Rotterdam. Beans, qr. European ' 4,7 l )ez u 114. 4801 b. Egyptian., ' 1 4; 4 at 11, J .,arn es ; John Peat, Cork, and Diamond, Row- pease, v ryr., . Ilk; (7katz. " Baltic, &c., white leg 4, 4 114 4 ' 4 ; Truant, " 4 41 ri el, Hir> , - ° 1 ) ; Xt- - )Ifi,Grindir Jones; Thetis, Porter; Maoris, hence at Cronstadt. Canadian, &c. Flour, 10 , barrel, ii , t 4,";„ 1, , hence at Pl ymout h , to em b ar k em i gra :'l4htk[l:'4k,'Ai hence , at Cag:i 1, is, u,ence at Christ 1 4 , 4 ?i ert pchambers, her s ti kr.,ptek e t Ott, -- ',Tnce at Memel. 31 4 t; Nvill'i.F(l, from Afessina, for this port, riti Ct k ay oils, from Cuba at Cove. ‘tk i , l 2 . r o 4;;l.l..ank Archer, from Liverpool for • • .• • -Lary Enierald, and James Duff, hence off Canadian sw U.S. West. Canal .. Philail. & Bltimore D0.14z Canadian.. sor In. Corn, lo 4801 b. whit Do.'Meal, is , Uri. 196tbd T at Riga Pending the Danish 1 rope, the Ccrn trade in Off next tide the More ad. ii7 p Ytt, (;: 1 14 . .W e ,. JUNE 3.—Wind S., light. N'pTh''''u„ Pecker, Williams, from Cuba—H..Purrin -01).;!rotl; ,; , obile—ziir Thomas Mansell, Maguire, and lt 41e ‘"twerP• ,Al4l oredubal, Crichton, for Bombay—Storm .King, 01)0kore-tta—lt: h dAls Smith, for NevrYork-- A ekt ar op, riv!'Ylie. Lfor Boston—Helie, Seilleur, for Gasi,-. to recede, the low rates markets seem to preclu direction at present, wh have lately received froi stacles are removed, ou Americaund the South tions ; while those into ther trivial, as will be s -,lei,aror Elsinore—Lucretia, Gallienne, a— O~TMinerva, Davies, for Memel—Frank ay and Tees Packet, Lloyd, for Rotterdam ,1-_,,,,yr.No47,,:hence at Sydney, N.S.W. leitt,4e 4 enco at Old Calabar. and Prince,lf Wales, Thoinas,•lleD 1:1,,,57 henceiltnith:r9r Boston, at Newport. m kt - nilt o `"zl Aracan, at. Penang.. •uth 4l ::,, o ern Old Calaltar at Fernando Po. ' 4 ° ,1 ., from —, for Bahia, at Fernando To tor h a , 1- EsSELS SPOKE. he t , ` ll,l , 26th April, in tat. 6 N., long. 25 t 4,1. Salk 'ce for Bombay, 19th Jan., in lat. 3 N., long 4 t: ' 4 l 4 t. e 4 1 6 (1 ', hence for alcutta, 91_ days out—Pallas ,26, 4 tith s ti 0 ,/lg. 57—a barque, under jury topmastS, Nay iong. 29—Anna, from St. Domingo, for l lo 4 pe", ti nn i c . CePe Clear—Europa (s.), hence for Hall " o T. 0- -.ln side—Patrick Henry, from New York, tr o t rik kio r , AY, .off Bardsey—Jatpes T. Foord, from 28th., in lat. b. long.o til I'I.1(?E.t.„°11-, for Jan California, l4 14th . April, W—Ma gnat. 1 S., q.lll Z 1 -.l4 er 2•lst May, off Saltees—Arethusa, 21pt ' 1 4 1111 " - -(‘ --- ' 111 a 1, ,," hence for Calcutta, 10th May, in 11th May, in lat. 43, long. 11—Hel -144 On lat. 4g, long. 10—Eliza Caroline, hence for t.', - -41,,,ica, - " 1 11', in lat. 51,. long. B—Margaret Walker, h 'tr Bth May. in lat. 45, long. 44—Abbot, .from 1 1 28th VZ,4 41 . 18 Port, .Btll April, on the Equator—Fingal, ;>j fit, la,Z. In t 16 th April, in l e t. 45, long. 20—Viscount lat. Si, long. 7—Tyro lak, 28th 7-- Alice Jane, hence for Jamaica, 22nd , 11 Iv4ll,terre—Victoria, outward bound, 29th May rllord, for Quebec, 27th May, in lat. kv p ` e t , ee for New York, 29th May, off Cape Clear. 5 , T h cotiie4 18 , . e Round for Llverpool. Zarahlnier, Hamby, from Copenhagea. `l-11, Clayton., do. ' -exte, Wc4ls, Roekett, do. ageratrom, from Christianstadt. nAL POgr-OFFICE, JUNE 3. k lt \ t. - I, Z i on ..Sl;erioN • I Maas desp'd Last Packet' Next Packet from London sailed. I dtv., 1 Next Mail , „ -•.. II itn, 17th, ( rein k i r .s .. : ....... land 27th a May 28,due Jut atuklt4iiii...., 'every month ' t eNtßy D ; l . 4 da } 3rd and 2 0thandus • • • it ~, • 4 ,tee• •• • of every 1, Ma ~0 1 . hin a Ilt k •14 \\, month 1 4; 1 1 4 1(1 41 ,•24141, . , 1 4ii,for,1,* I .. I Next Mail 20 1 (itte June 2 4 1 )1; 2nd.ande 17tWDet eRIC 144zutr a t, °rut o e n v th7 N ‘ , o d e( 11 4 r „ 1 o i r ce 4, t . j a ti - - i Za% every . Clyde . ti k alia, , t , 'A k li . ..... i. 17th °revery Dee )I_ l S TA , rtov. month only. May 17 du. "d 1 i Evng. of 4th H M Peterel LIM EXI even' month Alan r , -- Next MAD May 17(clue June! Next M Next Mail z/ 47 , IT 'e4 , , day TABU :Y. • ..4 G, XCHANGE, JUNE 1 lockade and the unsettled state of Eu. most parts of the Baltic appears tc• be s of . the Continent continuing•to be quoted in the English tide any large shipments to come in this hick accounts for the scanty supplies we ,m abroad. Of course, until these ob ur principal dependence must be upon ' , of Europe for any efficient importa this port since Monday last are.altoge- joined. Without any apparent excitement in the British or Irish markets this week, the trade here, between Tuesday and to-day,.has been passivein all its departments, and most arti cles rather easier to purchase. 'the few preceding remarks being precisely applicable to the general bearings of our mar- treme languor, and although, without any pressure of supply, holders 'refused to submit to materially lower prices, yet in partial cases a slight concession was made, and business closed as it commenced, rather heavily. Flour of all denominations, moving less freely into the hands of consumers, American re .ceded .3d. to 6d. per barrel; and home-made, including Irish, declined 6d. to Is. per sack. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease commanding liittle notice, barely maintained our last quota tions. Oats, although scarce, were •dull.at late prices ; and Oatmeal, even by submitting to somewhat lower terms, was very unsaleable. Influenced probably by the want of .more ample.supplies, and a better choice of samples, very few buyers of Indian Corn appeared to-day, and prices of yellow gave way &l. per quarter; but as the consumption in Ireland is still um abated, and the at' - • .oak , dm. ____ loc. -,ecreasing rapidly importers seem to anticipate a renewed demand. and in general remain firm. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JUNE 2,1819. s. d. s. d. O 7@ 0 8 Potatoes, v• 901 b O 0— 0 0 Kemps • 5 0 7 Pink Eyes .0 li 0 2,1 O 2 0 3 Cattle O 2 0 2i Turnips O 12— 0 2 Carrots Hay, old, 201 b I"ew Moyer Ditto, Green Straw, Wheat Oat Barley 0 0 .6 0 5 0 0 0 ton . 4:1 0— PRICE'S OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JUNE 2, 1849. s. (i. s. d. ! s. d. s. d. Beef ls. lb 0 5 to 0 8 Grapes For.v , ft 1 6 0 0 Mutton 0 6 o 7 English Ditto .. 6 0— 0 0 Veal 0 .6 0 7 Eng. P. Apples.. 6 0— () 0 Lamb, fore qr. v 1 „ 1 . _ la n Filberts 1 6 0 0 Do., hind qr.. I ' Pease, '4?, peck Fresh Pork rlb 0 7 0 0 Fowls, Couple 3 0— 3 6 Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 3 6 4 6 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Chickens Sa' - . 1 6 0 0 Geese moo Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks Whiting.. Fresh Butter Salt Ditto &•rr's. 0 0 0 0 0 8— 0 0 Pigeons 1 6 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Snipes .... each 0 0— 0 0 1 0 0 ,Turkeys.... each 4 0— 7 0 0 0— 0 0 iPartridges,vbrce 0 0— 0 0 0 0 0 0 'llll.bbits, 70 , cple. 2 0— 0 0 0 10 1 I 'Asparagus, k) 100 1 6 0 0 0 8— 0 10 ,Cucurnbers, each 0 6 0 0 - _0 0 ,Gooseberries, qt. 0 5 0 0 2 0 ,Currants . 0 —0 0 0 6 Strawberries 3 0— 0 0 X 1205 0 Peek 1 8 14 lb. 0 4 MEETINGS OF C DITORS FOJ LIVERPOOL, 6, William Jacksa 6, Mary Jane Shei Hour District Court, ut 6, Henry hougl 6, Wilson Forst 8, George Loftl. 8, Hugh Jones (2n(1).... 8, Robert Winiarns (Ist) 11, John Pecl 12, John Che 12, William ,1 Michael the weather being warm operates against the sale. not disposed to buy, except in limited quantities may be considered the same as on this day se'nnigl Wheat—Northumberland, white 465. to 5i Do., Do., red 44s. „ 4l Flour—Norfolk household 31s. „ 3' BIRMINGHAM CORN MART ring the present week the tra maintained their v DUBLIN We had an excee tious of CORN M s. per qr Liens reported in Wheat icy slow sale at previous r, JUNE 1 3r:dm and Indiini Corn, but we do not alter our gut- :ations of Tuesday last WhiteWhe Red ditto.. Barley .... Od to 14s (k Second Flour.. 13s 6d to 168 Ck Oatmeal 1 to as 3:1 I :8 Od to 33s 0, RK CC 1. There i altered thi of buyers. Iva - nee a; lay se'rinight 54 I 16265 1034567 M Al' 29, rrie c•; ~br~sine ~~•~_ for QuiebeC—J Vries, for Bru New Ditto CORN Arichat Kfato, fair inq, TILE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 8(1. to 95-d. per stone 31s. to per quarter MARKET, JUNE 2 The weather is very tine and vegetation proceeds rapidly. We have less grain offering than for some time past. Farmers not being willing to take less money for either Wheat, Barley, or Oats, but Hale business has been done. Beans are Is. peiqr. lower. it is some time since the stocks of Wheat were so short iu this district at this period of the year. MARKET, LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. RAILWAYS, 50 Aberdeen pref. 6 per cent. in perpetuity 18 ® 19 par.. .4 p 20 Birk'l4ad, Lancash. & Cheshire 14i.. 14 d 27i late C. &B. 6 p cent. in 1849 141..154 133' Do. .4 - 22 , f ~ 7i• • 7 d 10 Birmingham and Dudley 20 Birmingham and Oxford guar 25 .. 253 !O Doi Do. withiiut „ 5 ;Boston, Stamford, and Binning Enron, DiacKuurn, vu arid West Yorkshire, theroe,i No. 1. I 17 Ditto & North Western.. (A) if .. 15 d 23 Ditto guar. 6a cent..... (13) 171..1 90 Bristol and Exeter 27i , New shares ... 324/ Dickinghamshir 28..27 d 11 ..10d 1..14 d 12:1, Quarter shares (late 1-lair shrs)! 10 preference shares 50 Junction . 6i.. 61 15..16 ;uaranteed .1 121..13 235. 24 I 10i x int 11 41 ..42 4i.. 44 d 02.. tiQ d 114..124 61.. 73..72 16#..17 Yesterday's Sales Prices. Yesterday NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN JUNE 2. -day was less than for some mall arrivals from the south tors were enabled to obtain about Is. per guar- The farmers supply of Wheat t( d having also very ter advance (to needy buyers) onfi parcels, w !conitary descriptions sold more freely, at last Saturday's rates; millers, however, restrict their purchases entirely for immediate con sumption. Choice qualities of Wheat are getting rather scarce on the market.—ln Barley so little doing that prices may be considered nominal.—White Peas do not sell as well as of tate, owing to the favourable weather, and prices have given way Is. per qr.—Several parce:s of Scotch Oats arrived this morning in time for market, but the supply from the country was only mo- ,ce dem, fair req led checks t .tes they are hi f N MARKET, JI conssrnPtive d Wheat is languid and the turn in fay( nd prices Corn has a mall compass b' shed, with an upwan BELFAST CORN MARKET, JUNI We have had unsettled, hut, on the whole, very weather for the c'..rops during the last week ; as - they never looked better at this season. Abe Indian Corn th, e been received sin( s very trifling. We have only a ret to report fra Wheat, at boar is cons4deral ) tons were s per ton, which is an 'ORD C TTLE MARKET, NITXY 30. , and a: appear not so much 3s. 9d. wh; refused for large ISO wall Beef con'iinue4 good, but fo'r Mutton and Lamb not over brisk A good•number of inferior Beasts unsold. No decided change in value. AFIELD CA WAK FT-LE MARKET, MAY 30. At our market to-day we had a large supply of stock and a good attendance of buyers. Trade ratherdull th 3 fore part of the day, towards the close nearly all sold. Beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stone ; Mutton, lid. to 5.0. per lb. We had a good supply DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MAY 31. Our market was to-day rather a small one, and good Beef .considerably in advance, from the difficulty of procuring stall fed until grass Beef comes forward. Good Mutton was also one halfpenny up, considering that the great part are now slroarlings. stationary, and inferior dull. The demand for Pigs•good for export, and although the supply was but small, yet prices were fully supported. Prime Beef, off. sink, 505., 545., to 555. per cwt. ; middling, 455. upwards; shearling Mutton, 4ill. to 6d. per lb. ; Veal, Cid., otf. sink ; Lambs, 145., 20s , to 225. each; Pork, 42s to 455. per cwt. nett. STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.-With Tuesday evening the preeent week was, as regards commercial matters, virtually brought to a close. Since that (lay, there has been no business going for ward worthy of mention : Whit-week is the great holiday of the manufacturing: districts, and the present year has proved no exception to the general rule in that respect. LEEDS.—Being Whitsuntide, the business transacted this week has not been very large; but there has been a fair amount of goods sold for the American markets. The middle and bet ter qualities of cloths are the most in demand; and stocks being very moderate, prices are firm. BRADFORD.—WOOL.--The supply in the market is abun dant, and the spinners are able to supply their wants on easier terms. YARNS.—The demand, though not so active as in the early part of the year, is yet enough to prevent accumulation in stocks, and the contracts for June are 6d. per gross less in lower numbers, and about 3d. on ,N iB'S upwards. PIECES.— ...4 Lary Wl' goods ; but being a holiday week, not near so many goods will he made. H UDDERSEIRLD.—We have nothad much doing in our mar ket this week, and what has been done has been to supply the immediate wants of the parties only. There is no likelihood of any great things being done before the period when the au tumn trade commences. There is no alteration in prices worth noticing. HALIFAX. --There were but few merchants in our Piece Hall on Saturday. and the amount of business done was very li mited. Prices are little more than nominal. In yarns we have no material change to report. Prices are necessarily drooping, as old .orders run out, and no new ones are received. RAILWAY RECEIPTS The following are the receipts of railways for the past week; that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— Week ending 1849. 1848 I Amount. lAmut RAILWA Ys, May 26 s. d. 540 0 0 1173 0 0 481 0 0 835 0 0 433 0 0 4575 0 5455 0 0 1518 0 0 0 0 0 /82 0 0 1120 0 0 1103 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 3525 1529 14846 1040 Aberdeen Arnie' and Boul, Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cockertnouth and Workington Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen East Anglian • Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire . Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Kendal and Windermere Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton& South Coast I ' South-W- ,onclon and ,n-Western %Pclicster, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol, and Binning. ham Midland Great Western (Ireland) Newcastle and Carlisle Norfolk North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Harr Scottish Central. •y and Chest South De Taft Vale Ulster .. Waterford and Limerid West Cornwall ST DATI NT LB ILPOOL. JUNE ,Direct. , In 15 I Pref. 5} per cent 25 Dundee and Arbroath 25 Dundee and Pert 24 New quarter sl Perpetual, No. 2 1 . 0 1 prei.,6 pei cent 50 icorthei'n and Eastern.. 25 East Anglian, .t'2s shares 18 Do shares shares, &31 shares, 25 'East La neasbi re 23 I New - 25 shares.. New quarter shares 6i pref. i.shares 25 East Lincolnshire 25 East and West Yorkshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 20 Half shares l2i New Half shares . 25 Edinburgh and Nor .el 5 shares—Ne,. 131 New £25 shares .... 8 New Xl5 shares 20. late Edinbro', Leith Sr. Grants:) , 20 Preference shares...._ 1 2 New .e2O shares A nuarter New y...._. ...cares 1321 Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding stock. Giaegotv and Avr Stock. Guarantees siucx 17i Half-shares No. 1 17,1 Half-shares No. 2 10 New shares and Dumfries Paisley, and Greenock 100 Great North 35 .€4O shares 30 £3O shares .'l5 shares 20 Great Northern 124 Ditto A .... 7 Ditto B el London and York extension 100 Great Western .. 50 Half shares.... 23 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares 15 shares 50 11-lul 25 Half shares . 121 Qunrtcr sha 25 (Kendal and Lancash. '&Yorlis. late M. 8.& 11, Ditto Ditto late M. & L Half shares 171 Qunrter sitar 10 Firth shares. 46 1 Half shares 47 I Do., late H late L. & B Fifth shares, late W. R. U Half shares, late W. P. & 'ension shares, stun and Wvr Sixth shares Hal f shares I,ancaster and C. 25 I Pr 25 I PT 19 Three -156/,_ Quart( 50 ILeeds an , 45 , New st 8 :Liverpo'ol, Crosby, &Southport 50 ILondim Ri Brig i & S. Coast 6 per cent... London and North 30 X4O shares (L. & M.) 1 Quarter slanres (C 30 Huddersfield Cana! & Raft 10 - • . Third shares 50 Leeds and I)e• 25 Hal f s'hares 60 Landon and South Western 42i New 34. New '4'o shares Third shares Tew Third shares nester, effd. & Line& shares, No. 1. ter shares, No. 2 shares 100 IMan, 251 Q 101 Preference shares 50 I labs. Gt. Grimsby and ShctTd ) shares 10k Quarter shares 25 late Great Grimsby Dock ... 20 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 10 Malton and Driffield 41 Matlock and Midland Steck. Midland _ _ . Leicester and Swannington . • Preferential stock, 6 per cent Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Berl)! SO Frewash Valley 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 40 Bristol and Gloucester .e5O 18e, £37 5/ shares -- - , 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares Stock. Norfolk 20 Extensions (5 per cent.) 25 North British 124 Half shares 64 Quarter shares k New Quarter shares (Scrip) 84 Third shares 174 North Staffordshire 20 pref. (late Trent &M. Canal) Stock. North Union (A Stock. Ditto 124 North Western 4 Northern Counties Union 50 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverb. 15 Reading and Reigate . 100 St. Helens Railway and Canal 10 New shares 100 Preference shares 82 New Preference 25 Scottish Central 25 Scottish Midland 22i New shares . . . 11 S'bury & (.el5 7/9) A.. 7 Ditto (9 12/3) B 8 Preference shares 18 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M 9 New shares 184 Oswestry and Chester 1 Do. .elO shares 10 .elO pref. soar. 8 per cent.... 5 Shropshire Union R. & Canal .. 37i Ellesmere & Ch'ter Cl. B No. 2 60 South Eastern and Dover 28 New shares, No. 1 27 New shares, No. 2 SO Consolidated Thirds s-s. 60. s 10 No. 4, issue(' 10 Registered do. Of South Staffordshire 38 South Wales 8 S.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Goole 14 Whitehaven and Furness .... 20 Whitehayen Junction 25 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 25 Original Nwcstle & Berwick I 20 Extensions No. I 20 N. & 13. do. No. 2.... ... . 25 G.N.E. pur. gar. 6 '4ct. till '5O 8 Ditto Ditto . 50 York and North Midland 25 E. &W. Riding Extension 10 Preference snares IRISH LINES. 50 Belfast and Ballymena. 40 Cork and Bandon 376 Dublin and Belfast Junction 75 Dublin and Drogheda 25 Third shares 22cDundalk and Enniskillen 45 Great Southern and Western 25 Londonderry and Coleraine 25 Londonderry and Enniskillen 474 Midland Great Western 15 Half shares 20 Wewry and Warrenpoint 47& Ulster 20 Waterford and Kilkenny 47i Waterford and Limerick FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 20 20 e n e o n u t l r o a gne i Fra lu i l i d ee Amieos Demerara 73!Dutch Rhenish 50 jJamaica 13 'Northern of France 7 lOrleans, Tours, and Bourdeanx 11 Paris and Lyons 23 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 10 Paris and Strasburg... 29 Rouen and Ilavre 20 Sambre and Meuse 11 iTours and Nantes West Flanders BANKS, &C. l 2 flank of Liverpool 10 Rorough Rink 10 Commercial Bank 10 ,Nl'cliester & L'pool 10 North and South Wales Bank 500 iltoyal Bank 100 Preference 7ir et 10 (Union Bank 2ilL'pool &London Fire& Life Ins New shares 10 ,liarine Assurance Company 2 Royal Assurance Company . 100 {L'pool linited Gas Light Ass , entil. to a .#:25 share at par 100 Ditto .€lOO shares IL. li d 22..23 d 7#.. fii d 15 ..154- 14 ..131 d 14g.. 144 (1 14k.. 14 d P 6 98 20.}.. 21 14.112 d 10i.. gk d 12 ..12i 0 1 / 3 ..giV3 Iq.. 19i.. 20 12 .. 11 (1 72.. 7:i d . lei i 4 d 81..8 d 3 .. 23 d 68 . 69 123 ..125 .*•,,P 93 .. 95 23k.. 24 38 ..39 20 .. 203 13 .. 133 6 ..63 22..3 15 ..15 234.. 244 12 .. Ili.. 11 d 6 ..5i d 44..4 d 94.. 20.. 2O 111..11 d 144..14 d 19 .. 6j.. 61 - ' 64..6} 4j.. 4 d )8,1 d 2. 2,1- d 12 d' 91.9 j ci.. 6A d 214.. 22 RZ 10 -9 4 10 ..12 13 .. 12} t 1 ..5 1.. 38 d 150 ..155 102 ..104 i. • a d 2g.. 3 p 3 , 1 p 84..8i a n ;50 ..152 .43trt05, glarriages, anb 3Dratbs. ----is- BIRTHS On the 22nd ultimo, at Aberystwith. the lady of Mr. C. RHIND; principal of the Cambrian Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, of a son. On the 24th ultimo, at Gaultier Cottage County Waterford; the Countess of HUNTINGDON, of a daughter. On the 25th ultimo, at Ellesmere Port, the wife of the Rev. T. NESBIT IRWIN, of a sou. Same day, the lady of W. J. MACDOUGALL, Esq., surgeon, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, of a son. On the 27th ultimo, in' Berkeley-square, London, the Hon. Mrs. J. STUART WORTLEY, of a son. Same day, Lady BLANCHE, wife of Viscount DUPPLIN, and daughter of the Duke of Beaufort, of a son. Same day, in Eaton-square, London, Lady AUGUSTA BAR ING, of a daughter. )th ultimo, in Cresswell-terrace, Everton, Mrs. C. S '-waiter. On tl WILLAN, of a On the 31st ultimo, in Bridge. BERT LAMONT, of a daughter Dirkonhead, A On the 3rd instant, at S.mfor OUTFLOWER, of a daughter h, the wife a e Rev. S. F Same c: MACRAI .t'jCo. 6, liatnilton-square, Birkenhead, Mrs of a daughter IIA RRIEI On the 16th ultimo, nt Sefton Church, by the Rev, Mr C fr. GEORGE I K, /Met, to second son of Mr. TH to MARGARET, your BAI;ES, RY HEW land-surveyor, Lydia' On the 22nd ultiin jun., of Church-stree THOM lOLLINGS\ by th , r, the Rev. A. M`CONKEN M.A., incumbent of Si. James's Church, West Derby, ne Liverpool, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of WM. SWA DIXON, Esq., of Hillcot-hall, Chebsey. On the 26th ultimo, nt St. Thomas's Church, by the R Halstead, Mr. THOMAS COUPAR, mariner, to Miss JI GRANT, of Moraysh On the 27th olihno On the 24th uhina REV. Lawrence Pant James's Church, Mr. ROBERT Miss EMMA FOX. LAWRENCE, On the 28th ultimo, Morgan, P.C. of Llar „ . BLYTH UN, to M.lss HAI same day, at the Paris HATTERSLEY, of COLLIER, of Same day, at S Miss ELLEN 1:0, !lurch, by the Rev. W ;h arch, Wilmslow, M irkenhead, to Miss ELIZABETH kt.EXA 'hillip's Church, Mr. JAMES PARR, to Same day, at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. RICHARD BELLION, to Miss ELIZABETH HOWARI Same day, at St. Mary Mr.. Atil of Highfie On the is Chapel, Mr. POWDLEY, to it'lllN, widow of the late Mr. Charles Ancierton, Id-street. MARY ELI th ultimo, Mr. THOMAS GIBSON, junior. to !,ABETH, daughter of the late THOMAS BAR- KER. Esq., merchant. e day, at St. Helen's, by the Rev. Mr. stcr, to HELEN. eldest clang of St. Helens. PER, c St. Helens, to JA late Mr. JOHNSO .CHORLEY LIiABETF r. COO- ;htei of the late HRELFALL, ironmonger, youngest daughter of the Ir. ISAAC JAItVIS, t NDER. St. Ph daughter of A: On the no' Rev. F. Bark( to HANNA HOLME, Esq., of . Same day, at Por Rev. J. Carr ; chanist. Bold-street, House, Bath, to ELI H, eldes D, 11A,KERVILLE, Same day, at the In STIRLING, car' .ndent ( On the 31st White, JOHN WI! GRIFFITHS, daugi ame day CREEK. eldest dat Sam( M.A., ANN. da WE liter of the 1. c clay, at St. Clef 6, MARY ; on tt 74, IN Church, Edmund-street, by the HICKEY, to MARY, eldest PH HICKEY, of Bold-street. it St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the liT HEYW( of Manchester, r of WM. LUPTON WOLSTEN- I Chapel. Kingsdown, Bristol, by the RGE ROBERT BELL, surgeon me -erpool, son of Mr. Bell, Kingston JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. Mr. ED this town, to DIARY, third daugh 1, Ulverst iig-officer, Ulverston. ;Impel, by the Rev. Mr. _Eso., to Miss MARY f the Rev. T. Griffitits. n's Parish Church by the Rev. J. R. LIDAY CORNFOItTI-1 to HANNAH T of Mr. THOMAS HUYTON Church, by the Rev. AYLOR, surgeon, Derb. H. Hampton, , y, to LYDIA Mr. GOODWIN. of TOxteth-park. is Church, by the Rev. F. Parry, ;RAVE to Mks 'MARGARET FRANCES MARKS, Same day. at St. Mary's Church, Neston, WILLIAM, second son of ELEAZER BOOKER, Esq., of Edmonton, Middlesex. to SUSANNAH, only daughter of the late JOHN MORRISON' Esq., solicitor, Me" sport On the Ist nt, t. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. D. N MACNAUGHT, 8.A., to DORA, elate RICHARD HALL, Esq. Rev. JOH ,t Sr. Mary's, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. EDIV"..,ND JACOB, of this town, to CELIA youngest daughter of BENJAMIN SODEN, Esq., - Erskine-street. On the 2nd insta. Barker, Mr. ED_ 1 JANE. Royal DEM E, to Same da lON LANDSBOROUGH. .Ir. EDWARD DERBYSHIRE, to and Owe Y, at St. David's Church, by tl NS to Miss ROBERTS, both of this towsi rh, Mr. PATRICK HODGES, . u p.',11 es, M r.WI LLI AM MAWDSLEY DIED lth year, Mr, WOODBURN Minn, nt Miss ELIZABETIi TllO S Yester Mr. JOHN - 1 Same day, at St. l'hi:ip's to Miss HANNAH WARD Fame day and place, CATHERINE STEEL In Februa RD. COLEBOR On the 17th Februm Mr. WM. BURNS, ;est son Burns, of Toxteth-p-nik t Brass River, Africa, in his second officer of the brig Rapid t Rio Grande, ,t , t. Peden:, the late Mi y, at 11 on the 27th February ip.ed 4, JAMES; ou tb on the Ist March JANE; on the 10th March, aged 10, ANN ; end on tin March, aged 5., GEORGE, children of Mr. WM. BEATON, fanner. 29th April, in her 15th year, ANNARELLA, daughter lin JAMES SHERLOCK GRAHAM, of l'hythian- street, Low- hill. On the 13th ultimo, at New York WOTHERSPOON. 45, Mr. TIIOMA On the 15th ultimo, EDWARD TYSON, WM. NICHOLSON, of Castle-street, Kirkdale infant son of Mr On the 16th ultim . o. in the Northern Hospital, aged 61, Mr JAMES H ITCH MOUGII, of Everton Village. On the 20th ultimo, aged 34, Mr. RICHARD RIGBY, joiner Meadow-stree Same day, aged 40, Mr. RICHARD . the Windsor Castle Inn, late joiner and builder. On the 22nd ultimo, aged II years, MARY ANN, only daughter of Mr. GEORGE HULSE, naturalist, Dale-street. On the 23rd ultimo, at Busted-lodge, near Bognor, JOHN, ' fourth Earl of MAYO. The deceased Earl filled the situation of chairman of Committees in the Irish House of Peers, and . was in the receipt of a large pension since the Union. By his death a vacancy occurs in the Irish representative peerage. The late earl is succeeded in his estates by his nephew, It. Bourne, Esq., of Hayes, County Meath. On the 24th ultimo, at Lunt, near Sefton, aged 88, Miss MARY GILBEItTSON. Same day, at Mersham Hatch, near Ashford, Kent, in his 68th year, the Right Hon. Sir E. KNATCHBULL, Bart. Same (lay, at Voryd, in her S6th year, Mrs. D. WILLIAMS. Deceased had been a widow for forty-five years; and her relit• tives, including sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters great-grandsons, great-granddaughters, &c., to the fifth gencr ation, amounted to ninety-two. On the 25th ultimo .OMBLEHOLME, of ,'d q, ELLEN, wife of Mr. THOMAS DEW HURST, of the Grove inn. Same day, in Cumberland-terrace, aged 6 years and 5 months CHARLES BONOR, third son of Mr. ALEXANDER BROWD merchant alter of Mr F., only dai Same day, aged 6 months, THOS. FARRAR, of Bootle-la Same day, at Stubbing-house, near Heighley, in her 56th year, Mrs. UEGGY HARRISON. Deceased joined the Wes leyan Society at the age of 20, and was blind for the last four teen years. ' On the 26th ultimo, aged 6 weeks, ANN, da U. CLARE, butcher, Scotland-road. Same day, aged F 3, Mrs. GOULD. of Rock Ferry Same day, in Holland-terrace, Edge-hill, aged 38, ANNE, the wife of THOMAS BROUGH, Esq Same day, aged 34, GEORGE, eldest tanner, Prescot ;hter of Mr. T of Mr. T. WALKER, Same day, aged 61, MARY, the wi. TIN. t Mr. WILLIAM MAR- Same day, at his residence, in Whitefield-lane, Everton, to the inexpressible grief of his bereaved wife, aged 52, ROBERT, WORTH, Esq., of Great Homei-street Same day, in Piccadilly, London, of an epileptic fit, and after a lengthened illness, produced from injuries received some months since by - a fall from his horse whilst hunting, in his 49th year, WILLIAM AUBREY DE VERE, ninth Duke of St. A ban's. He succeeded to the dukedom on the 17th July, 1825, and married in June, 1827, Harriet, (formerly Miss Alel lon,) the rich widow of the late Mr. Coutts, the banker, who, at her decease, in 1837, bequeathed to his grace at annuity (P .i'lo,ooo, with the beautiful villa and estate known es Holly lodge, Highgate, in addition to a large quantity of plate. Tim whole of this property, by his grace's death, reverts to Miss Coutts, the adopted (laughter of the late Duchess of St. Alban's His grace contracted a second alliance, in 1839, with F.14--' e an annuity of Catherine, youngest daughter of General Gubbins, of Stone ham, Slants, wt., sul viv,a him ' and by ..nom ne nas lest i s s u e two children, Wm. Arthur de Were, Earl of Burford, aged 9 years, who succeeds to the title, and Lady Diana de Beauelerk, one year her brother's junior. The Duke of St. Alhan's is Hereditary Grand Falconer of England, and Hereditary Re gistrar of the Court of Chancery. On the 27th ultimo, in Low-hill, MARY, relict Mr. JOHN WOOD Same day, at Rochdale, in his COth year, JOHN CROOK, Esq. Same day, in his 38th year, Mr. HENRY WHITE, for eight years gardener to Mr. John Brighouse, Park-road. Same day, in Regentstreet, aged 21, Mr. JOHN HEBSON, sincerely beloved and deeply regretted by all who knew him. Same day, Mr. JOHN HERBERT JUNES, second surviv ing son of the late Mr. T. Jones, of Upper Stanhope-street, Windsor. Same day, JULIA, eldest daughter of JOHN BRENT, Esq., of Barton, near Canterbury. Same day, at Bloomfiea, near Annan, of consumrtion, aged 27, Mr. ROBERT CARRUTHERS. He was embued with a keen relish for the pursuits of literature, and, possessing con siderable talent, with a lively and generous disposition, he was beloved and esteemed by a large circle of acquaintance and friends, who will long regret the vacuum occasioned by his loss. On the 28th ultimo, aged 6 months, FANNY, daughter of JOHN B. MOLYNEUX; Esq., of Upper Canning-street. Same day, in Bridgewater-street, aged 58, Mr. D. M'CRUM, tailor and draper. Same day, aged 62,1. JONES, Esq., merchant, of London. Same day. aged 1 year and 6 months, ELIZABETH BRI TAIN, daughter of Mr. DANIEL URMSON, wine and spirit dealer, Park-road. • Same day, at the residence of Mr. Flewker, Everton, aged 78, ELIZABETH HESP. Same day, aged 73,.JANE, relict of the late Capt. THOMA CAN NELL, of Clement-street. Same day, at Ealing, MARY ANN, wife of G. CRUI( SHANK, Esq., artist. ed 67, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN PRICE, , Lime-street. • OHN FIELI)EN, Esq., forme Same d Railway Same day Oldham. M.I Same day, at Tynycef RICHARDS. On the '2 9th ultimo. Mrs. victualler, CL Same day, HUGH DELI t Wavertrec Same day, in Laurel-road. Fairfield, ANN, wife of Mr. DA VIES, watch-manufacturer, Bold-street. Same day, in Clarence-street, ANN ELIZABETH, relict of T. HEATON, Esq., surgeon, Standish. Same day, aged 50, ANN, relict of HODGSON, currier. Same day, at West Derby, in his 59t he late Mr. GEORGE b year, Mr. EDWARD FISH. late of Broughton-i On the 31st ultimo, PP DANIEL GREEN, of Bo( Same day, after a DAVID DAVIES, Lu RY, fifth son of Mr. aged 37, Mr. , r, Soho• WAL MOSSOP. ARLES WILLIAM, NRY ESHECI V School, in h year, the Hon t, ANN, wife Mr. EVAN THOMAS, ILIA, the beloved ILLIAAIS, PORT, JUNE 2 at own r, 0; 1 Casuals during ry, 3 a H. 0; Irregu )11 Cure )IXED. aunt'Ve C II A R I 7 cured, 1 PITAL I youngest son of Same day, at FRANCIS ASHLEY, seco On theist instant, at N( of Mr. ANTHONY DUNN of Great Ci Ossil wife of Mr. E. V Same day, at No. aged 79 years. of cor WORD, LIVERPOOL IN DISCHARGED quest, 12; AL Esqs. ; Cl North, Es lIERN recomniendatio Relieved and at Irregular, I ; Di body, Esi dean n, J. 3. THE LIVERPOOL INI Number of Boys on ti Average daily attendan Treasurer, T. D. At Ilubback, Esn. IMININNIE.........MSOONMIBIIIMEI, EWE LONDON GAZETTI C. White C. H. Purne Liverrcol. J. W. Brooke and J. Wilsi of Is. Gd. in the pound, a Caznove, Liverpool. J. Green, Liverpool, win the pound, any Thursday, veruool. J. Waddell, Liverpool, wine merchan in the pound, and flr proofs any Thursday. lofs, any Thursday, at the oft( div. of is. f t the office of in the pound, and lieW pr ver_poo.l J. Gibson d J. hl`C div. of 6 9-16 d. in the pound, and fret 7d. in the pound, on new proofs, any 1 Mr. Cannove, Liverpool nas, Low of 6d first t Mr. Cazenov in the pound, any I Uivernool. J. Hilton, Croston, Lancashire, si 3d. in the pound, any Thursday, at t Liverpool. . ....r....mTryv BANKR Gardner 1 ;s, Liver; _Liverp. o'clock, at tli Mr. Vincent, 'I Bardswell, Liverpool official assignee Martin Li lock broke ec, Mr. Bird, Liverpoc Wildam Labrey William Lane,' John Phillips. m Robinson Allanson; - New M June 21, W. A. Wu le 21, J. Gilmore, turer. CERTI less cause 1 a dealer. E OF FRIDAY ;OLVED , boll( day, Jun Liverpoc Robe at 11 0' Court of shire, corn factor.' Mitchell, Bi London, wholesale c James Upton, Wa Edward Woodgzit( corn dealer, June 26, J. Blachburne, I W. Walker, Birkenhead, joir tailor—June 27, W. Pott 1. Beaver Burton, G. Cot and V to be granted, n 26, - J. Dobbs, Wit STATIONS OF THE BM ON TIU is Hyde Park I st"Drag.Guan 2d—Piershill .or s igford lengal, Maidstone Newbrid Bengal, B —Bombay 11th Hussy 12.t11 Lane( 13th Lt. D. 14th—lien! Toth 1311 SS Norwich 17th—Dublin Grenadier Guards— (lst butt.) Portman-st. Bar (2d bait.) Windsor Coldstreath Gua (lstbatt.) St. George's Bar. (2d batt.) The Tower Scotch Fusilier Guards— (lst batt.) St. John's Wood (2(1 batt.) Chichester Ist Foot— (i st batt.) N. Scotia, (2d batt.)—Dublin 2d—Dublin 3d—Limerick 4th—Winchester sth—Mauritius, Isle of Wight Gth—Cape G. Hope 7th—Halifax, N.S., Youghal Bth—Bombay, Chatham 9th—Newry . oth—Bengal, Chatham Ith—N. S. Wales, Chatham rye butt., Mau. first div. of 3s. 6d. of Mr. Cazenove, first div, y, at the office of Mr it div. of la. 6d. in Mr. Cazenove, Li- cond div. of Md. le pound, on new r. Cazenove, Liverpool. .raper—third die. of Is. f 9s in the pound, on of Mr. Cazenove, Li- ,01, silkm ercers—third second div. of 9s. lay, at the office of provision dealer— tursilay, at the office of ;eon—fourth div. of 3s office of Mr. Cazenove, 17 2, at 11 solicitors, ledale and !nove, Liver• de, Liverpool, the Liverpool Vincent, ell, Liverpool ton, Yorkshire, corn idge, prin m, whiting- to the contrary on the ware rnanufac 'oolstap:ers. VIDEND. 9d., on Wednes er, June 19, July 9, , ukruptcy : Morgan, Liver- kering, Lincoln- , shire, oil merchant !k, Bermondsey-square, Lufacturer 22, J. and r, Birken- Liverpool, nnre'llant—July 14, C. M. Adams and C Shrewsbury and Market Drayton, hankers—June 29 ichester and Leeds, to the contrary on the on brewers—June Crookes, Sheffield, ngton, Herefordshire :TISEI E, 1849, ARMY, 'agazine.) 11 is that at STR TAI aperint( Robert 21, J. Win FROM THE LONDON GAZETT PARTNERSHIPS DIS: Ashtons, IN J. Ingram, Liverp 13, or any J. - Townriul and Soiis, DECLARATION merchant BANKRUPTS the Li% Ist batt. Cephalonia ;2d batt.) Corfu. - hilifai, N.S., Castlebar —lsle of Wight Reserve butt., Bermuda Ist haft.) Malta Reserve batt.) Malta 7.apeG.Hope,l.of Wight; Res. batt,, Cape G. Hope Iththam Aniigio, Jersey Ist batt.) Gibraltar serve batt., Gosport Chatham Ist Bombay,Chathm 2d bt.) Dublin 3engal, Chatham 161st-1 Le-on-Tyne 3ombay, Chatham e‘v S. Wales, Chatham E3arbadoes, Tralee de of Wight Gibr Galway Malta, Gosport .13NT:11—Chatham Naas, Res. batt., Canada 72d—Barbridoes, Sheerness --- 73d—C. G. Hope, Templemore 74th—Limerick 75th—liengal, Chatham 7Gtii—Zante, Gosport 77th—Portsmouth lombay, Chatham :h—Canada,'Nenagh . 11—Bengal, Chatham Devonport Bombay—Chatham Ist—Pc thay, Chatham ,s, Chatham of G. Hope st batt.) ( ) :4 \,..- ,t , ; ) j , -- t. , \ _,, f---,_ ‘ •-, 4i, sioare, Treasurer, Alfred JUNE 2. Rents, 2 ti and Mr. Ind J. 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