The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-12 00:00:00

, Jan. 12, 1847. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 1847. .. tipping intrilignir t . FALMOUTH, 6th Jan.-Mars, Dup re , f rom M onte Vid eo for . ' ffls. 4ftarkets. Liverpool, which put into Rio Gr an d e, w i t h cargo sh i fted, had arltrt Illim...Elmomigll _......----. discharged; it was found to be much damaged, and sold, saw . ....______.-____ HELVOET, sth Jan.-The St, Clement, Cobden, from Livea rman of the TUESDAY, JANUARY 5.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. pool, in proceeding from Brouwershayen for Dordt, was driven DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, JANUARY 7. eputy chair. ARRIVED.-Pakenham, Bourne, from Jamaica-Sunbeam, on shore, near Williainstadt, by the ice, but assisted off, after WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 5 The potatoe Market now hardly open ; prices of pie . few sam- Wheat, 104 rs. qr. total, .W 32; Barley, - qrs., @ ~t- ' 0 Os. Od. la qr.: total, .e -.ii, to advo- Winsor, from New Orleans-Ace of Trumps, from St. Michael discharging part of her cargo, (salt.) and sunk in four fathoms; ples which appear are from 7s. to 9s. per cwt., principally for seed. Their consumption as food has virtually ceased..We have Oats, 13 qrs., @4l 13s. Od. la qr.: total, 4'2] An Russell -Ann Paley, Lister, from Lisbon. Crew saved. to notice a sale of thirty tons of imported Potatoes, which sold , had taken, SAIEED.-Hibernia, (steamer,) Ryrie, for Halifax-Mary • SUNDAY, 10th JANUARY.-Wind S.E., fresh. by auction for a like purpose, (seed), at from XlO to .t 1.4 10s. Worrall, Gardner, Valparaiso-Tarquin, Moody Mobile- Fame, ich they ap- Dunley, Brazils-Liverpool, MaClell New' Orleans- ARRIVED.-Judah Toaro, Nickerson, from New Orleans- per ton. e the fullest • Niagara, Russell, New York-Champango Snow, B a lti more - Elizabeth Taylor, Williams, from Poe - to Cabello-Emma, We have had a good supply of Stock at our mark, and the whole, or nearly so, was sold at little or no i ;y 's govern- Wilberforce, Denby, Genoa-capis, Jarvis,' s. Thomas__ Bibby, from China-Windermere, Janner, from Bonny-Jane Queen Esther, Anthony, Malta and Smyrna. Hammond, Vanahan, and Scotia, Kerr, from St. John, N.B.- DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 7. in price from our late statement. Beef, sid. to 6d, • Royalist, from Mediterraneana-Jane, Thomas, from Oporto- Our market was large, dull, and heavy, having large supplies Mutton,. 6d, to 7d. y advancing _ . Phoenix, from Antwerp. of all kinds of stock. Beef, 48. per cwt. down from the previour _ Exchange, Shaxson hence at Messina, leaky, with cargo peck is now ' .SAILED.-United Kingdom. Foster, for Cuba-Agenora, for market day. viz., 38s. to 465. off sink ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. pe. supposed to be damaged. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, T - _kNUAR double the ' : Liiburn, F.Lison, hence at Messina. alooile-Sheffield, Smith, New Orleans. lb., and difficult to sell; Veal,-6d. ; Pigs, good kinds, 2s. up- , The tubers . c Zuleika, Holmes, and Lancashire Lass, Blake, hence at Na- - - wards, being scarce; prices 445. to 488. ; inferior 30s. upwards We had a very limited show of stock to-day, but th ted, and on • pleiL - Ames, Flitt, and Clarendon . , Hall, hence at Honduras. ___, s a a-_-_,-a-sa----- - ----.- s-- _ _____ _ . for the season good. The demand not over brisk, an even among . Wanderer, Elsey, sailed from Marseilles for this port on 25th Aim, Reed. hence for Virginia, at Holyhead, leaky, having had a slight advantage. A fair clearance effected la .• December. struck on Arklew Bank. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, J ANUARY 8. close of the market. ices before Sir C. Napier, -, hence for New Orleans, off Waterford Our supplies this week are very liberal. The demand for . Anna, Wormustrand, hence at Gibraltar, rapidly ex- - Giulia, Pirondello, from Palermo at Gibraltar. 2d January. Wheat is not so animated as of late, yet factors hold firmly, and MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANU travagantly . Ocean Queen, I ortalem, from Ancona at ditto. Cicero; hence for Alexandria at Kingstown. a fair extent of business is done at Is. per quarter more than PR C, Ledwick, from Naples at ditto, and Cleared for this Hibernia (steamer,) Ryrie, hence for, Boston, off Cork 6th last week. Barley is in good request, at full prices. Oats and - Though it may be said that the market has not bc port 22d December. January, at' 4 p.m. Shelling are quite as dear. Beans make Is. per qr. advance. , excited a state during the past week, a steady business correspen- -, Chase, Coital], hence off St. Michael's, with slight damage, Heyworth, Watson, from Cuba for London, at Cowes, with done at advancing prices. 3 have been ''' Constantly advancing prices induce Caution bn th( having been in contact with the Fear Not from l'ortsn outh. loss of sails, and reported to be leaky. f diplomatic . christhina, magin, from Quebec for thi; port, off Cape Clear Senator, Wilson, from Batavia for London, at Straits . of LEEDS CORN MARKET, JANUARY 5. buyers; but with the present light stocks and great c, apal courts. . • • 22d December, leaky, and with bulwarks stove ' Sunda 22nd Oct. We have a large arrival of Wheat and Beans to-day, hut mo- tion of Wheat and Flour, holders evince the greatest Devonshire, Thompson, frcm New 'York fo . r this port, off Charles Jones, Clarkson, from Calcutta at Cape Good Hope, derate of other grain. The best dry Wheat obtained 2s. per qr. and confidence. vent insists ditto aath Dec. and sailed 29th Oct. for London. advance, but the damp weather has affected the condition of At our market to-day a fair 1. F l is done in 'Whe mdon shall Serafin, Galdez, from Havannah at Kinsale. Fenella, Hay, from Hong Kong at Cape Good Hope. the greatest part of the samples, and such are rather slow gale, advance of 3d. to 4d. per bushel. Flour moves off stem he progress Matthew Pearce White from 1 patina at Cove. On 6th Dec., KILLYREcs, sth Jan.-The Betsey, waps, fro m Liverpool and little improvement can be noted in their value. Barley Ss. may be called fully 2s. per sack, and Is. Cd. per barrel of Devon- PI I st, 31 , lOng. 58, , was in 'contact' 'with th e Baltic, f rom port, for Sligo, got on shore near this place 3d instant, and is a total to 4 s. - er quarter advance. Beans 2s. per quarter dearer. No oats bring some advance. So little Oatmeal is otter' h the pro- land, United States, for Porto Rico, when the latter' sunk. The wreck. Crew saved. change in the value of Oats. prices may be considered nominal. Beans Is. per - clearer. Malt scarce, and held firmly for an advance o __ crew saved, and afterwards put on board the E. Cossey, from - a sIONDAY, 11th JANUARY.- Wind S.S.E., fresh. 'ERE .-The t Icew York for Porto Rico. ARRIVED._ -George Canning, from Ambriz-liarward, Har- BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANUARY 6. load. Barley, all inferior feeding stuff, scarce and 5a.,..............„,__....... Swallow, Steele, from Saint Domino . Delhi, Hecker, from ed an extra wa_rd, from Savannah, and Hector, from Alexandria. During the present week, English Wheat has realized an ad , Honduras-Alp:ne, Corry, from Halifax-Chieftain, Walker i a ED.-Monum en t, Trott, New Orleans-Salem, Fragile, THE CHARITIES. ling Lady_ Miramichi-Gem, Hogan, from Terceira-Native, Allen, from Alexandria, vance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter; good sairinles of red made 28s. ell)°, male- . Alexandria -Queen, Predgen, from Smyrna-Rhine, Arnold andria,. E.-Maryland, Baynes, - Richmond, Virgillia-Al - . I Pe to r a quarter, sec re. 10Ibs. Malting Barley held for a rise of 3s. to 4s. _am...a_ c ati oss, Copenhagen-Henrietta, Lisbon-Kroh. P. Frederick, Go thnann, per e ta: a l t er, which checked sales. Grinding Is. to 2s. per qr. he rate of from Leghorn-Active, Gifford, from a:evil:ea-I.lor del Lima, o n n en e hze n n a :en ti r , i a e t tt t a ,:t S h a .e. vt d • Silva ; Soldorado, Maria, and Taniar, Cover, from Viana-a , . z who re hiot r t n r B . eans, Is. per quarter more money paid. In Oats BIRKENHEAD HOMEOPATHIC DISPEM very large WEEKLY REPORT.-New Patients, 13 ; Old Patten it being ill ! Boscoppa, Mann,fi from Lisbon-1 ictoria, Avery, from Bayonne -John Palmer, Gorr, and Hiram, Fox,. from Bordeaux, at Cove.- de li n :He N o ap n le t s h . e 9th instant, fell in with tai,i t n li t e e :' ,l r e e , n i c a l: c b i a io r i q i i i ie g. lndiana, from Marsei;les to Cuba, 23d 00 Total, 6'5.-Physician, Dr. Norton. Charles Smith, Hon i George's, A Fe l : e el ,. t ia . ,. , ci Jones,arkfer,ofmro from Africa, N ew aln,odrßkoalitvarro,rAtlLFeoeu,itfir7witNhanlotsess nDieschetnitbiel till ~,,Iktiital threeossof l r e u ag d u d e e s r, o a f n and St.r e.sniircihnaeedplz wherelerdu t iat g cap-the LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, I parochial at Kingstown. JANUARY 11, 1847. - . EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. the excep- B Lord Nelson, Cornish, and Bombay Packet, Owens, hence at Hay. old, 201 b .. 0 7@o 10 Potatoes, la 901 h. th fever.- i of bulwarks, stanchions, jibboom, ►maintopicast sprung, and part of the cargo thrown overboard, having encountered a gale on " ) .• ,• • REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, .1 Health of 23d Nov., two days after sailing. ' Cestrian, Williams, from Old Calabar at Fernando Po. ' New - 0 0 Kemps Salopian, Al`Lachlan, hence at Bombay 23d December. Westmoreland, Conway, and Esk, ---,hence at Pernambuco Clover - 0 El Pink Eyes.... 70- 7 6 -Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 40; Patients wit htring the Champion, hence at Colombo. Venus, Manger, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 24th No vember for -. Andes, Patrickson from Newfonndland at Pernambuco. Crass O- 0 2 Cups - Straw, Wheat .. 0 3.i- 0 4 Short Tops 6 4 -Physicians, Da. Gouthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft ; Sul 6 7 g 1 their own homes, 174; Total, 214. Zoe, from Newport at Ceylon. Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood, and Harris; HoUse-Si arty of the PERNA mnttco, 4th ' Dec.-TIM Swordfish, from Liverpool, is Oat O- 0 4 Manglewurzel .. 29 0- - 1 Buenos Ayrean, Coull, sailed from Calcutta for this port 18th Mr. Ball; Apothecary, Mr. Bickerton. ate paper, Nov. _ B rr arley - 0 25 Turnips, la ton .30 5 0 0 --_3l_ 6 s. 6ll s , was Avoca, hence a': Sydney, N.S.W. discharging her cargo in a damaged state. Ca ots.. 5O 0 -51 0 Manure 6 '..6 oo in (who is Ondiaka, hence at New Orleans. COVE, 9th Jan.-The Elizabeth Thompson, Betts, arrived ---------- - )f 2 145., Watchword, L'owning-Sir John Ogilvy Miller-William here to-day from Alexandria, experienced very heavy gales DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JANUARY 8. • Barber, Manthorpe-Bi•itain's Pride, SCott, a ' nd Cornelius, Ca- from the 25th to 27th December, and lost bulwarks, started se- We have not remembered such excitenient as now prevails in . DISCHARGED: In-patients cured 15 •; Relieved and , 'as secured Vera] stancheons, and sprung main piece of rudder. Passed the Corn markets, which are increasing every day in price, and 'request, 7; Made Out-patients, 1;, irregular, 0 ; Dea B ar h at Constantinople. Dyed to be ,Dec.A 18.--The Ariel, Griffiths, from Liverpool for several logs of timber, one of which struck the stem, and are at this moment higher than in any city in .the United ADMITTED ; In-patients, 33 ; Out-patients, 3;' Casuals a ; several Trieste, put •in here-on the 17th instant, with consideribie da- caused her to make water. Kingdom. AN heat is 3s. per barrel higher than last week, and thew ek, 8 ; Remaining in the House 205. le with his maga, having been three times in contact with a sChoOner -- whilst lying to in a gale on the 10th instant, off Cape de Gate LONDON GAZETTE.- TUESDAY, JAN. 5. oaf meal and Flour as. to 2s. GI. ; the extreme prices of Wheat Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, House, ; llouseSurgec id most of The Millman, Galbraith, from Alexanoria, in leaving thisbeing 465. per barrel, of Flour 265. 64., and of Oatmeal 265. per Al`Chean e ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley; lions cwt. Tin' se are frightful prices, being double what they were , toTs, Edw. Gibbon, jun., and W. B. Falcon, r e su n d, Orton, , to-day, came in contact with the Elizabeth Mary Ann, Lowry, port __......._____ 111 i eonme last year. There cannot exist a doubt of the heavy • lain, Rev. W. kilundell. Richard Gibson, Treasure Newthn, from Liverpool tOr Zante. The Marquis of Chandos, from Li- PARTNERSHIPS DIF.SOIXED. . resnsibiiity incurred by government in not beinr , earlier in oo N. Knight and R. Mon - is. Birkenhead, accountants-Thos. the foreign markets-of not having depots for fooeformed, at n Dutton, 4 verpooh has put back, with damage. Le w i s and H. Voyd, Manchester, commiss'on merchants- !east in the 'emote districts, two months ago-and, above all, LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY 'orthamp- • GIBRALTAR, December 24.-The Ocean Queen, from Ancona Seacombe and Pritchard, Chester, booksellers-Inglebv and that the imp.)rts to Ireland have not been direct. At a glance, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21, PENIE , ROKE-PLA for Liverpool, and the Ann. Fox, from Smyrna for London, Cook, _ Liverpool, nil merchants--R.. Gill .1 gyeri, and W. our . readers must see-from the difference of duties, as well as e. Titherington. Liverpool, cotton'' brokers; as' far . a ' s regards J. A. from the additional expense of reshipping freight and chairs charges 2lstThe Mato item) bottom and Brook, Liverpool, went staataas_ssT s‘a.a __ • - ips to the passed, waterlogged, by the Othello, arrived here. am-. c.......- . LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 9 Kingdom. \\heat Is 3s. per barrel hig,hei than last {week, and Oat meal and Flour 2s. to 2s. CA. ; the extreme prices of Wheat being 465. per barrel, of Flour 265. 6c1., and of Oatmeal 265. per cwt. Chi se are frightful prices, being double what they were This time last year. There cannot .exist a doubt of the heavy • responsibility incurred by government in not being . earlier in the foreign markets—of no t h av i ng d epots for foodformed, at !east in the remote districts, two months ago—and, above all, that the imparts to Ire:and have not been direct. At a glance, our readers must see—from the differe nce o f d ut i es, as well as from the additional expense of reshipping, freight, an d c h arges (no small it em ) w hi c h has to be added to the speculator's hill_ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. N. Kniolit and R. Morris. Birkenhead, aeconntants—Thos, Lewis and H. L'oyd, Manchester, commission merchants— Seaeombe and Pritchard, Chester, booksellers—Mgleby and Cook, Liverpool, oil merchants—R. Gill, .1. Syers, and W. Titherington, Liverpool, cotton brokers; as far a' - .Lrards .T. A Syers—Fletcher and Sharp, Liverpool, stock bri —Low bottom and Brook, Liverpool, wool stiinin-- -- and Co.. ae Times, Itato crop )ps to the sets from ,ties. 4. LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21, PEMBROKE-PLACE. DECEMBER, 1846. Y. Choose he Aphis d's purs e , ;bondman in lat. 40, long. 39, by the New Ross for New Oritans. 25th lb oseph Porter—Lady Bagott. from ' lona% 12, by DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS E. Botham, Speenham , and, Berkshire. innhn'ilp A U . v.uaL ut 1 rel . '- ant. is the in;e:e:t f ihe Liverpool consignee to sell American that corn it to the continental in preference to the Irish buyers. • Remaining on the lfook's, 120. Consulting Surgeon, Thou hence Ceylon, 23d October, in ia-t73(I"S Jones, for the Mauritius, 10th Nnvemh , r ; Irvin, BinaMars :roa . d, London, ►le before bod. The t attacks, chief, hence for the Mauriti 25 W. S, long 27th October, T. Sfaritif J. Alilner Pricay, Essex, coach proprietor • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 8. Sugar.—"lle sales of B. P. are limited to 350 hhds., chiefly Antigua, without change in price, but a 'arge business has lIPPTI chers, i essrs. Watson, Roche, and Blower ; Treasurer Robert Smith, Esq., Tower-garden. Honorary Secreta ries, Thomas Dwyer, A.M., and James Stonehouse. Taidstone, breer Littlew'oo - ,i,--IVew'''io'i to the trade' and spe SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, FOR DAc ►ll subse ry farmer Iry ranNtZLPA Y, JANUARY 6. A hßlvEo. — Favourite, Allen; Detnerat St. John, N.B.—Abbotsford, 1 ock, Stitch, Quebec—Tess, Martin, Zante. SAILEn.-MOntezuma, L'wber, S' Rio Jr- S.S.E., moderate wine merchant at 375. to 40s. per cw=t MONTHLY REPORT ture, and :o:molms, Cowan, g; ouch e— Alcyone, R. Ral(Kvi Liverpool, Manchester, and Old Jewry, London, er of hu- warehouseman . of full Is. er cwt. on all descriptio ns . Foreignimprovement The bulk of the late ar rivals not being yet landed, the ewes are confined to 56 cases, 100 tirls. low white Pernambuco at 47._ ‘,..rt INDOOR: Cured aripl relieved. 43; Dead, 6; Ent ere d, 4 6 ; Under treatment, 55F—Ourneoa: Cured and relieved, 112; Dead, 0: Entered_ In 2. rnn from the "ul. The aneiro—Naomi, Wilson , ~nvannat do, and Cata!ina Rainhan, Havannah. A. Wrirtht; Ketteritnr H. R_Nor!ey. Kin Northamptonshire, grocer 'stun-npfn-Hull. Trprohnnt I creased demand for the !o we nuns. have hen .141 feeling exists, owing . ito the n descilptions of Sugar, and 430 Lntigua, at 235. 6d. per cwt. for ;haplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt, Esq. ; House-Surgeon' Mr. Thos. Morris ; Visitors. Wm. Tyrer and Studley Martin, Esqs.; Assistant House- Surgeon, Mr. John Cowburn. irginia, Eaton, New ;everley, YI ;rk shir;:•S'i Arit me vation, in op. Al om cold s of the 'ailed by d islands orsytn, Atexano —Siam, Hogg, Hong Kong awl Whampon Lisbon—lrt, Young, Pernambuco. ker, Headwith, 11 7 1oitimain -Wizard, Dalton, J. Gisborne, Coleman. street, London, merchant. A. Macdonald, Leadenhall-street, London, merchant, T. Hanson, Leeds, builder. J Child Coffee.—The sales are limited to 30 tces. Jamaica, 200 bags Costa Rico, 150 bags Lagnayra, 50 bags Bahia, and a few cases Mocha, at steady rates. No sales reported in Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper. Itice.—There continues a good demand, and the sales on the NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JAN. 9-WEEKLY REPORT Alary In ADMITTED: Accidents, 24 White J-iturenge, ISal ouse, Ditchburn, and tierb€ ••• v•u_rtra.riti, ,1411/ J. Clarkson, Barnsley, .aus ,überi upon recommendation, 23; Total, 49.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 22; Relieved and at own request, 4 ; Att en d e d as Out Patients, 16; Irregular, 0; Died, 5; Remaining in the Hospital, .93. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr. Bainbridge; House Visitors, R. P. Carter and lt. W. Bateson, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. 11; Gil dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Ego.; Chanlain_ 14..3,-. Lucy Ann, Askew, and William Broderick, Simpson, h ence at Alexandria. William Thompson, Robson, sailed from ditto for this port Ist December. Brothers, Lewis, hence at Smyrna. • Emma, Remo, sailed from Messina for this port on the 15th December. Zephyrus, Clark, hence at Leghorn. T.' Dickson, Thirsk,Yorkshire, linen draper. J. Park, Wortley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer. J. I erd, Sheffield. tanner. (;, S. Whitch,ircl,,, Fleet-street, and Bishopsgate-street Windt!, London, ho,ier. A. Barley, March. Cambridgeshire, draper. T. F. Jonpe uests in maker, at of Brazil at 19s. 6d. to 255. 6d., 300 bags fine white Bengal at 235. 6d, and 3000 bags to arrive at 19s. to 225. 3d. per cwt., ac cording to qua:ity. B. P. Iturn.—Though the business is extensive, higher prices have been paid for about 200 casks, viz.—proof strength at 2s. 9d., 30 to 36 per cent. 0. P. at 3s. 10d. to 3s. Ild. per gallon. Tea.—There ha s b een rather mew,. _____ .ot,n star d of the linburgh ighlands )coed to the suf- Toinlinson, Kirkness, from eit'atz for Falmouth, at Gibral tar, leaky, and with pumps choked, and must discharge. Tyro, t immonds, hence at Lisbon. Oporto. 114nrnpfl ham; - - tiC; I. i.earienuaii-street, Piccadilly, upholsterer. J. Wright, Oxford-street, chemist, F. Rolfe, Great Marlhorough-sfree Indigo 4s. 4d. per Ib. . 405 boxes Myrabotams are reported at 6s. 34.; 320 bales of Gambier at 13s. and 14s. ; .100 bags 'Sago Flour at 215., and a few packages of Camphor at 60s. per cwt. /6 serons, at public sale, mostly sold at 2s. Bd. to WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK HOUSE HOSPITALS, JAN. 9, 1847. s i expert t2ficar . ne, Sion. ieceiving I at the iur nut kirrande, off Tuskar 31 s t D ec . Burlington, Cook, from New York for this port, off Cronkha ven, with loss of head of foremast, and part of cargo thrown overboard. ever anc •actising exact price has not transpired. At auction, 340 boxes Cassia Lignea (all faults) brought sls to 555. per cwt. Iv arus, n 4; Lying-in Wards, 4; Lock, 4; Total, 88.--1)Is: CHARGED: Cured, 53; Relieved, 14; Died, 12; Total, 79. REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS: Fever and Small lox, 95; - Medical and Surgical Wards, 255; Lying-in Wards, 12; Lock, 30: Total. 392. surgeon, rang sti .elapsed. Shamrock, Rocke, from Nantes at Waterford. Boa Fortuna, Santos, from Madeira—Daniel Dyer, Dyer, from Marseilles, and Brigand, Parker, from Santander, all at Cove. the in- ,nd sug r. Jacob thither. opening e officer Chapmans, Shapcott, from Quebec at Plymouth. A schOoner was seen to capsize and founder 3rd instant, off Point Lynas, by the John Campbell, which bore down to her, but could not discover anything floating. PENZANCE, Jan. 3.—The Martha, Williams, from Liverpool for Syra, has been -- r ~ V auu for Fast India refined: ttl 20s. 550 bags Nitrate of Soda Fold at 18s. per cwt. Guano.—Only 300 tons sold, Peruvian at .t 11103., Patagonia at £4 55., and common African at .t 3 10s per ton. • The Tallow market has not been very lively throughout the week, and 51s. 6d has again been accepted for Petersburg Y.C.. but most holders ronn.r. no. macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. 111`Culloch ; Fhysician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Inman ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grirnsdale ; Assist—Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Lingley. lised as VESSELS SPOKEN Lady Kinnaway, from London for Bor W- su e sates hve been matte • a few casks North American m sold small at 495. 6d. a to 515., according to quality. Dyewoods.—The sales reported in Logwood are 20 tons Cam peachy at 155., 200 tons St. Domingo, Honduras, and Jamaica at ..t5 55. to 5 lOs ; a small parcel Biloas Sapan Wood at .t'l6 10s., and in other descriptions, small sales at the quotations. Emily by umitted tYk r. -- liloucester, from Calcutta for London —Hope, from Calcutta for this port, 3d Nov., in lat. 19 S Prompt, from London for Pernambuco, 25th Nov., in l a t. 9 N , long. 23 W—T am o ' S h anter, outward bound, 17th Dec, off Ma deira—Royal Victoria, hence for New Orleans, in lat. 48, long. 11. Lstrophe a about s heard v's boi- - THURSDAY, JANITA.I2I" S.S.R. - - AR RlVED. — Express, ( steam-tug,) Harvey, from Shields— Leonnlae, Husun, Denia. SA I LE n. —Champion, Cochrane, Mobile New Orleans—Hanger, Paige, Pernambuco LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 8. In the first few days of the present year speculators purchased to a large extent, but the demand from the trade was only mo derate, anti an advance of fully d. per lb. was generally ob tained for American; during the last an., ".... stained ice on ay , and wall, 15 eded to rder to —Ocean, /dickle, for --- Golden Eagle, Krebs, from Nassau at this port, with loss of bowsprit, head rails, cutwater, stancheons, & c. , h av i ng been in contact with the Christiana. for th. -.1. • A. • ua speculators have suspe n d e d their operations , has not been maintained, the quotations being par with those of 31st December. Specula 31,000 Ameri.:an, 1250 Peruams, 100 Alaranha and 1730 Surat, and exporters 350 American a i reach Point Lynes. The latter receiv,- Joseph Wheeler, Reed ; Enrichetta mentina; and Dragon Radimiri, hence at Trieste. Swallow, Mordel, hence at Ancona, Baltic, Liddle; Vixen, King; gaaisca • Nolina, Vautip, hence at Palermo. Emilia Celestina Steraci, sailed f rom di tto sth Dec., and Eliza Fox, Barrett, 20th Dec., both for this port. Ocean Queen, Boutillier, sailed from ditto for this port 23rd December. King of Tyre, Stephens, Oporto for this port 21st Dec Patruus, Piton, from Rio Grande at Falmouth; sailed.on 6th Nov. this Resport ourc found e, of Scarboff the rough, Johnin, from M onte Video for ,foundered o coast er landed at Rio G ran d e . Brazil. C rew saved, and Mysore, Blyth, from Odessa in the Downs. Providence; ilage, which sa il ed from St. S ebastian for this port 21st Dec., pitback on the 27th, having ends. been on he r b eam LLOYD'S, Janaary 6.—The Helen Stewart is supposed to lx lost on her voya6e from Amoy to Wh am poa. — Mem. 'I he He. len Stewart, W hittingliam, sailed from Whampoa 2d S e pt. lb ) Sh anghae, but had not arrived at the latter port 14th Oct. .ew him ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS From the 2nd to the 9th Jan., 1 general ge's fa ed into Pavtinopea, Maaisca; and SALES OF THE WEEK. li F rieesaid n the week, in a son, his ns, &c., ies, but 130 Sea Island 10 Stained 8520 Bowed Georgia 10330 Mjie 8 6 7 6i Alabama °b and Tennes 29200 New Orieans . 6 1!;0 f l'ernambuco & Paraiba 7i 9 1. A raeati and Ceara 620 Bahia and Maceio 40 „ " f Alaranham — 8 # 1, ;:awginned 7# • inas • — ▪ I'ara — 10 Demerara, Surinam, &c 7/ 10 1200 Egyptian 7/ 9 70 Barbatioes 8 —10 i .... Peruvian — .... Bahama 3 a yes- and Jane, ThOmas, sailed from canal. s were !mained redonia. so stea.- :hat we e reve f Janu- r Janu ivarter, ver, do ter, in-. cling a Lyments tribute, 3. The h more ▪ Laguayra 30 Common West India • Carthagena .... Smyrna .... Manilla 5420 Surat ▪ Msdras 20 Bengal 6 - 74 Wind S.S.E., moderate - e guar- an ad and on 58030 bales. )US re. .ge, and r by the ncrease le first, •espect- COTTON T, JANUARY The tone of the market is co MAßKE nsiderably .sub, to-day are 5,000 bales, 1,000 of them (700 A Surat) to speculators, without the slightest since Friday last. ice also C 14,000 IENCH s, Mal- Ls tried )ctober ereigns, he pro- Awe of 'stances is jour. crest in n every )ner he athy on ievolent ter with )Ck, ap ried im wore a -ona the be same ring the urned a the pri hstand- discover 1 seldom ad been sentence decision prisoner abled to tie more •ecollec n Chan- I for the ain P—, :te more she has fence of 1m con sporting e began ceed re- g some-. ieen her i sent to ocking f n, Niag d-room. whether the ser 'tat Misa of the imtne the fit' ormatioe sd in that all par' ood that ()cured (t lave lisr 4 iced th her eir WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 5, 1846. Wheat, 104 qrs., @£3 3s. 2d. qr.: total, £328 98. 4d Barley, qrs., ®£o Os. Od. a qr.: total, £— —s.—d Oats, 13 qrs., o£l 13s. Od. 19 , qr.: total, £'2l 9s. Cd LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 11 We have had a good supply of Stock at our market to-day, and the whole, or nearly so, was sold at little or no alteration in price from our late statement. Beef, 52d. to Cid. per lb. ; Mutton, bid, to 7d. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 6. We had a very limited show of stock to-day, but the quality for the season good. The demand not over brisk, and buyers had a slight advantage. A fair clearance effected before the close of the market. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 9. Though it may be said that the market has not been in so excited a state during the past week, a steady business has been done at advancing prices. Constantly advancing prices induce caution bn the part of buyers; but with the present light stocks and great consump tion of Wheat and Flour, holders evince the greatest firmness and confidence. At our market to-day a lair bnsines is done in . advance of 3d. to 4d. per bushel. Flour moves off steadiiy, and may be called fully 2s. per sack, and Is. Cd. per barrel higher. Oats bring some advance. So little Oatmeal is offering, that prices may be considered nominal. _ Beans Is -ae _ ana veld firmly for an advanCe of 3s. per Barley,'and all inferior feeding stuff, scarce and dearer, BIRKENHEAD HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY WEEKLY REPORT.—New Patients, 13; Old Patients, 52 Total, 65.—Physician, Dr. Norton. Charles Smith, Hon. Sec. REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, JAN. 8, —Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 40; Patients visited at croft; Surgeons DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 15; Relieved and at own _ . .11,3 1 urTED: in-patients, 33; Out-patients, 3; Casuals durin i the week, g ; Remaining in the House, 205. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr. Archeane ; Apothecary, -I , lr. George Padley; House Visi tors, Edw. Gibbon, jun., and W. B. Falcon, Esqrs. ; Chap lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. MARKETS FOR MANUFLCTURES OF COTTON, 847, Imports This Wk,'l his Yr, 2778 2348 t I lued. TI inerican t change it LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 5; Our arrivals have been further increased to a fair extent since the middle of last week, as will be seen on reference to the list of imposts below. In the interval from Thursday, when our last market was held, much excitement has continued to prevail ? and a large business has been transacted in most lead ing articles of the trade; at daily a d vancing prices. At this day's market we had a good attendance of buyers, many of whom were from the country, and an extensive sale of all descriptions of Wheat,' almost wholly for consumption, at an improvement of fully 4d. to Cul. per 701 b. A few thousand barrels of Floar found buyers at 40s. to 40s. Ed. in bond, and 425. was realised for duty-paid parcels : sack Flour scarce, and 3s. per 280113. dearer. e quote malting Barley 3s. to 44., English Beans 2s. to 35., 46s.anul p l.. e g r y q pt u i a a r n te l r s :f t r o eig 2s h per quarter is uran l e i e e c r i u ; s o , f ve the.lia:tie): Oats tnum berhe:ea. of on floatingly :oacearia•gtoe e b s u s s o i (el business within e t these oda f y e , w . , c 1 d a y n s o r a i p w t e o n 4 d s m s in value; but Oatmeal, fimutiirrseenaicreyi.ly,-made in retail Is. to 2s. per sack over last week's c We had a more free sale for Indian Corn at the r a t es of this day se'nnight. Little o r nothing offering afioat. Wheat, lil 7016. s. d. s. d. , 13. d. a. d. English red, new 10 9 @ll 0 o ld .... 'll 0 @II 3 Ditto, white lO 9 —ll 3 do. .....10 9 —ll 6 Irish red Ditto, white lO 3 —lO 9 d 0..... 10 0 —lO 6 Rye, English, vqr Barley. English 54 0 —57 0 old ....1 Scotch & Irish, ? , 601t) -- do. Malt, English, gp qr. pale - -- old Irish -- do. Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, new old Welsh — —1 do. Irish, fine qualities general do. - Beans, English, is qr —— d 0..... '5B 0 —62 0 Scotch & Irisli,r 480th -- do. .... 55 0 —57 0 Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple —— grey.... 56 0 —5B 0 Flour, per 280/b. English & Irish, 2nds ' f i ne .... 1 47 0 —5O 0 Ditto, superfine 55 0 —5B 0 , extra .. 58 0 —6O 0 Oatmeal, is , lb. of 240th 8 Irish, 1846 49 0 —5 2 0 old .... 1 45 0 —49 0 Canadian - do. ~.. 45 0 —49 0 Bran, %3 , 24th .T_ ' 1 6 1 9 I 7 3 - 7 6 80 0 -84 0 10 0- 0 0 5 2 - 5 6 - - - 4 11 - 5 2 CON EXCHANGE JAN. 8. We have some fres ß h arrivals from A , erica, ch Ind an Corn, but scarcely anything from other contrary winds having prevailed during the la Though the business for local consumption has I less active between Tuesday last and to-day, wt enced a good demand for Wheat far tre.and, wi impression upon our now comparative.y limited grain, and with renewed speculative transactions ther improvement has been realized; at the earn, Flour has continued in active request at extreme sueh parcels as were offered for sale. At this morning's market an advance of 2d. to 3(1. per 70'b. was generally realised upon Wheats, with a good steady de mand for the country, as well as for shipment to Ireland and the north; there was, however, but a limited sale to millers in our immediate locaity, and not much disposition to speculate, though several parcels of bonded again changed hands. --Flour a trine dearer, for both free and under lock ; of the latter,sales to a fair amount were effected, and our last tlp quotation of 40s. refused in considerable quantity. Both malting and grinding Barleys still tending upwards in value, Malt firm at the late currency. In Beans and Pease no change from previonS rates. Oats and Oatmeal dull, but without variat on in prices. Indian Corn moves off to a moderate extent, and the value fully maintained. Flour and quarters, light I . lst three days. le9 somewhat e have experi tiich makes an , stocks of this g, a slight fur le time bonded MANCI{ESTER.—We are sorry that we cannot report any symptoms of activity in the transactions of our market during the past week. In the face of an unwillingness to purchase, prices have evinced upward tendency, and are firm at advanced rates. This is a result for which recent events have not left all men who have watched their progress wholly unprepared. The high prices to which the plethora of money has enabled the spe culators to send up the raw material of our staple manufacture, could not but produce a corresponding influence in the goods market. Add to this the extensive diminution of the supply in consequence of the general adoption of short time—the average period per week now worked in the manufactrr;n•..ttarr;, 1114 1 1. 1 3Liluts ge nerally, not exceeding four days—and a state of things is pro and this advance duced necessitating an advance in prices. This state of things, ors w h n a e v a .e rl y t aokie. dhiczezr,iihmaosiipgrotthtueceotpel, arantdivnelipisotpaunidatvall, produce, very treat and through them im ' 400 Egyptian, up on almost every branch of the trading community. In fact, ,nd2oo Surat. unless matters alter very speedily, the English artizan will be soon but little different in condition and Prospects to the Irish peasant. Let us hope that this may be avoided. ROCHDALE.—We have had a very dull market this week, and hut very little business was done. Prices same as last week. Wool was selling a trifle higher than at our last mar -.et. Oils as before. LEEDS.—The Woollen trade, if anything, is a shade better. Saturday was dull and dark during market hours, and not mach business was done. On Tuesday, a better demand was experienced, principally for goods of low qualities. The foreign houses are doing a trifling more business than they were lately. Prices remain firm. BRADFORD.—WooI.—The demand is not animated, and the stock in the market fully an average, but held for prices which prevent the buyers from onerating, except on the narrowest scale. The improvement noted in our last for noes and brokes continues, and better prices realised. Yarn.—The business doing is rather more extensive both for home consumption and shipping, and low numbers are scarce, and the price demanded for Wool suitable for them forbids the hone of an amended supply, unless better prices can be realised. Pieces.--There is a steady business doing in Orleans Cloth, of which the market is not abundantly supplied. Cohurgs are also more inquired for, and, on the whole, the opening market offers nothing more diF.conraging,. The advance in Cotton will prevent any de cline in goods, as the Warps cannot be had at old prices. HUDDERSFIELD. —We are Grad to notice an improvement in the demand for manufactured goods here. Merchants are be ginning to make purchases of spring goods, for which it is ex pected there will be a good demand. Prices are very firm, and stocks not heavy. HALIFAX.—The new year has opened with much of the dull ness that characterised the latter markets of its predecessors; and it is generally thought that the continually advancing price of provisions tends to protract to a greater 'distance the period of a revival. But few pieces have changed hands in the Hall to-day, and prices remain unimproved. The return of open weather has brought the continental buyers into the Yarn market, for a few job lotiVtit below cost price; but, in other respects, the trade continues without alteration. Owing to the.stimuhis of the late advance, Short Wool has been more in trade is by , no means briskand the increased price has been obtained; but the On Tuesday, at the Birkenhead Police-court, consi derable merriment was excited by a complainant, in a cause of disputed wages, producing a long stick, on which was recorded, by notches, the work of eight months, with peculiar notches for shillings advanced. Complainant was, however, non-suited. - ~.... DESTRUCTIVE PIRE.—A.I3OUt two o ' clock on Wednes day morning, a fire broke out in the Dee Mills, Chester, occupied by Messrs. Palin, and so rapid was the spread of the fire that in an hour the whole was in a blaze. The division walls, fortunately, are constructed of fire-proof materiali, and consequently prevented the fire from com municating with the adjoining property. The alarming intelligence immediately became bruited among the guests at the Infirmary Ball, then celebrating at the Albert ITotel. The mayor, Sir William Warre, (commandant of the northern district.) Major Gordon, and other officers of the 90th regiment stationed in Chester, and Captain Robe (of the Royal Artillery), in full dress as they were, hastened to the scene of destruction, and gave most effi cient services. The fire was not subdued till six o'clock. The interior of the mill has been entirely gutted. . SAGACITY OF A 1 - loasE,—A horse belonging to Mr. Cooke, driver of the Liverpool and Preston coach was turned out for a wint er ' s run , w ith some sheep, in afield, near the town of Ormskirk. A few days ago, the last of the sheep (eleven in number) were fetched for slaughter, when the horse jumped the fence and left the pasture, godßlefititwfsaaeinlntllgle case of epidemic; and an d was proceeding at a rapid rate to the town, when he was me t by two policemen, who attempted to stop him , but without succeeding. He made straightway for his old quarters, the King's Arms Inn, in Ormskirk, where the Liverpool and Southport coach was changing horses at the time. As soon as the horse perceived the coach, in which he had run for nearly five years, he neighed aloud, and could not be got from it for a considerable time, and seemed to be anxious to join in the labours of his former avocation.—Preston Chronicle. l, IF I . HAD RUT THAT CASE IN PRISON! "— About three years ago there was an epidemic raging in Glasgow, high or law, who es caped they have an ex -ventilated prison, and in tennovercrowding of the hospitals from they took forty cases into the pri icte a a nhe n eap d cdteoid t pnn h :ga e ielts r there attacks unc w weknt a eshe els well-appointed, from eaoo O pfm t wp a toaihits s ne. i the extreme severity of the attacks, which killed some people, they them spread. In fact, there are so s sa s n e en s dt of disease so completely within management, Ins twooann, many andhcol i classes that medical men who have the care and custody of those who are in comparatively well - conditioned places are in the habit of saying, in relation to cases in their private practice, " Oh, if I had but that case in prison, I could save it."—Mr. Chadwick's Speech at Exeter. New Brunswick contains an area of twenty-six thousand square miles, which is rather less than Scotland. The po pulation is about one hundred and sixty thousand, and the number of clergy forty-three. SLUG FENCE.—To repel the slugs and snails from his carnations, Mr. Sharp of the Winchester gas-works, encircles the rim of each pot with a piece of horse-hair rop9, partially cut across its strands. The bristles start forward, and present a chevaux de frize which neither slugs nor snails' can surmount. It is very durable, may be used to protect any plant, and i s rather ornamental. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. ARRIVED.—Hero, from Rio iiew xorK, (sailer lor • and Dewing) u — L.anercost, from Chi n 1 6th Dec.) Cropper; Elizabeth Ellen. Tay 'e. ___.., ..minpson, New York—Leander, Phelan. St. John, N.B.—Past Boy, Dani 11 . , St. Michael's—Sisters, from Alexandria—Hope, Tozer, M arseil:es—J►upiter, Ostend, SA tLE n.-0 race, Ryrie, for A ntisua—satellite, Bainbridge, Lima —Exchange, Funk, New Orleans—Martha, Baddeley, St. Michael's—Nautilus, M‘Farlane, Terceira. Observer, Fowler, hence at Corfu Romp, Jenkins, hence at Malaga. Old England, from Chintl_xi:—_ Marsden, from Pernam - nd Charlotte, ilol -• &&&&& it—.llllllPrl7l, buco--Ophelia and Ann, from Taganrog breck, from Castio, at Cove. Lancashire. Lyon, from Savannah, and Glasgow, Manson, from New Yo,k, off ditto. Ariadne from Calcutta at La la rw for rep a i rs, i aut v a 1.,.., ff an ...a port, has put having been in contact with another 'vess ;:.to G el ff antyre. John Horton, Cunningham, hence at Pahu. Paramatta, hence for Valparaiso, off Cape Horn. • • Bergman ' and Nile, hence at Callao. Elizabeth, and Lady Harvey, limn Chinchas at ditto, and sailed for England 31st Oct. Panama, and Lady, from ditto at ditto 3d Nov sailed for ditto superior, from ditto at Jitto, am Nov., and Wallace, ditto, Ilth Nov. Australia, &on ditto at ditto, an d sa il e d f or F almout h on the 2 5th October. this port on 7th Anne Aiary, and Bolton Abbey, from ditto at ditto. Grace BaiMe, from P ort Philip at ditto, and sailed for the Chinches 31st October. Arequipa, from Hobart Town; St. George, from the Clyde; and Eu, from Cardiff, at ditto. High'ander, sailed from ditto for this port 25t1-. Antonia. for Rn0.....4 Coaxer .., , Rennie ~.. ~.iv,anaf ro, 25h October. m Sydney, and Valparaiso, hence at paraiso. Centaur, Williams, and Vesta, Shearer, hence at Rio Janeiro 'MYR, hence at Havana. • • - • - ' Janeiro Reis Effendi, late Sutherland, hence for ditto at Jamaica. Tyrian, Walker, sailed from Demerara 29th Nov. ; Camilla Jackson, 30th, and Heroine, Muir, 3d Dec., all for this port. Senhora, from London at Matanzas. Oscar, from Trinidad, and Black Prince, Weeck, from Mt Clyde at Nassau. D Live ONEGAL,..Ian. 4.—A sl o h op,. from 00l for Sligo, lader with salt, is on shore on te island of Ru rp thlin O'Birme, anc exVpectLPAed to be a wreck. Crew sa ve d . a ref near Oct. 28 . — New Pint, f rom London, struck or near San Antonio, and sunk in deep water. SATURDAY,9III------JANuAay.—Wind S.E. fresh. ARRIVED.- W illiam Prowse, —, from China ; sailed Iron St. Helena I9th Nov.—Princess Royal, Clark, from Calcutta sailed from St Helena 17th Nov.—Stirlingshire, Rattray, &on- Maranham—William Russell, from Paraiba—Arethnsa Baxter from New York —Emily, Nicholas, St. Michael—Huma, Pulf ord, Malaga—Urania, Wilson, Viana—Monarch, Percival, wain re. Garnock, Calcutta—Rose, Gibbs, Callao—Lan: faus._hire, Lyon. from Savannah—Lusitania, Forester, from Villt 'ova—King of Tyre Stephens, from O porto — Harriet, Chris• ta, from Quebec ' SA I I. R D i, . ---). 1. . oratio, Grave, for St. Vincent— Grande— .ottingoer. Horsley, New York. — Fame, Keen, Ric :i:eneeceforf China, at Anjer 2d Oct. Woodstock, -- h...- ----___ Etherley, Brinkley Jane Baxter, Cobb; Ortelig o !pswich, at Holyhead, baky. geist, and Ocean, De Ruy ter, hence at Port-au-Prince. ua Mary, Brown, hence at Trinidad • Bowling, from Sincapore at ht. Helena, maumth Nov. and sailed for this port 11th Nov. Cuba, sailed from Rio Janeiro for this p ort t 7 Cuidad de Vittoria, De Liz, sai►en from and Maria, Monterola,9th Dec., both for this p 0 4 .48 lath Nov, Manchester, Conway, from Canton; Garrlyne, nall• from Patagonia; ; Tb ulaY ' Ellen Hi~hfie►d, from Rio Grande Dempsey, Donohue, from St. Domingo; and Duk e of (nna Norfolk, Webster, from Havana, at Cove. Favourite, -, that arrived here 6th Jan. from Demer,.. was struck by a heavy sea Wild Dec., which washed away but. warks, galley, binnacle, &c., and threw the ship on her be am ends for six hours. Hermes, Donough, sailed from Arica 18th Sept., and Bella Portena, Pyott, 25th Sept., both for Islay. . §y. HELENA, 17th fit'' both barques Resolution and Mona, brig Palestine, and schooners Margaret and Sophia, are reported te. have been lost in Algoa Bay .27th October, during a gale from .B. Great Windmill-street; `BANKRUPTS.' Matthew Chrone Johnstone, Lamb's Conduit-1 draper. William Richards, Olp-street. Innann treet, London rititind Snowden, Alton, S retailer of beer. outhamton. ainter. Juln Terry, Wych-street, Strand, vicptuallepr. John Davis, Tewkesbury, hosier. Henry Green, Birmingham, button manufacturer. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 28, H. J. Palmer, Wantage, Berkshire, grocer—Jan. 28, T. Thompson, Brighton, grocer—Jan. 27. J. Rumsey, Dean. street, Shadwell, glue piece maker—Feb. 4, G. England. MM. chirrinton_ factor grantec unless enus, day of meeting. Jan. 27, J. Brown, Bulmitli, near Howden, Yorkshire, am T. Brown, Fastrington, Yorkshire, brick makers—Jan. 25, R C. Lloyds, Liverpocil, painter. CERTIFICATES • To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be showr to the contrar on or before Jan. 26. H. Charles, Manchester, y commission agent—T. D. Weaver Liverpool, ship broker—S: Roden; Wellington, Salop, retai. brewer: ' . ' • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, W. Clarke, Dundee, merchant. J. Thompson, I nverness , accountant. R. Hendry, Paisley, grceer. P. Stirling, Glasgow sur"eon. W: Noble jun•Lasiv,,..: •' %v. and J. Laniie7,rane, cand7emaxer. lane, Bermondsey, an d Edi nburgh, - leather manufacture r . " g FROM THE Li.NDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. T. Heywood and J. Pilkington, I'reston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—Kent and Hilton, Manehesterand Bury, small ware manufacturers —Cavan and Miners. Liverpool,. ship brokers—Dootson and Bromley, Little lio.ton, Lanca shire, cotton spinners-- -Flu .hes, Cowie, and Company, Liverpool, shipbrokers—T. Haigh and C. A. Miller, Liverpooi —D. Maurigy and Z. Nantini, Manchester, hotel keepers—W. Schofield and .1. Scofield, Asluon-under-Lyne, scale-board makers—Davidson and Aldersey, Liverpool, shijibrokers—Mar lamb and Earron, Manchester, cabinet manufacturers. DECLARATIONS Or DIVIDENDS. S. Milton, Barking, Essex, sailmaker. • W. Groves, Huntingdon, g:ocer. C. 0. Robson, Finsbury-str.-et, Finsbury-square, builder: E. Roberts, Liverpool, corn merchant J. Quinn, Liverpool, plumber. • - T. M. Whiteley, Liverpool, hatter. H. Jones, Liverpool, provision dealer. T. H. French, Liverpool, chemist. J. Crosby, Knotty Ash, Lancashire, grocer. W. W. Benn, Liverpool, merchant. H. W. Carr, Liverpool, stockbroker. H, Parry, Liverpool, merchant. Schultz and Carr, Liverpool, stockbrokers. - C. Hood,- 4 s.;_ I _ ___Jerbton ant J. Grundy. iun.. H woollen man u facturer. J. A. Beaver, Manchester, cotton spinner. BANKRPTS. John Fitnes s , Addington, Kent U , bricklayer. Wiiliam Richarp Barnard, Midburst, Sussex, upholsterer. Francis Henry Bourquin, Northampton-square, Clerkenwell, watch manufacturer. James Bohn, St. James-street, London, bookseller. William Johnson, High-st—.* 14,.mnst, ' builder. l enry Risher, Great lower-street, London,, banker.. Edmund Masters Ivens, Long Itchington, Warwickshire, salesman. John Andrew CorDawn_ bett, Ma Nl.. nsfi .A e ms .1A ld, Nottinghamshire, wool dealer. • ..,,o-narrisnire, draer. William Bottoinlei, Honley, Yo: kshire, millwright. Richard Morris, Gloucester, coach builder. Ch a r les Edmonstone, O ver .41i • .11arwen, Lancashire, paper manufacturer. William Ferries Bradd, Wigan, Lancashire, draper. DIVIDENDS I) ; T e a w n e . r. L9, j R. W. ,OWne.ns_h:nw, l'restwiell, Lancashire, common J. upright, i!lbani, AI ancheqer, commission . i t i t s W w. I miniz,t,._;nellester, licensed victualler— agent—J J. Feb. 2, donne'itar_ Manchester, cotton spinners —Jan. 19, ' G. and J. r, Manchester, cotton copper roller manufacturers. CERTIFICATES ause be shown to to be granted, unies ay of meeting, Fell. 4, T. H. Skelton, Above-bar, Authampton, stationer— Feb. 9, T. Wyatt, Oxford-terrace, Chelsea, builder. CERTIFICATES granted by_the Court of Review, unless cause be shown J. Neale, Fleet-street,. printer—J. Lambert. New cartt,uham. grocer—T. R. Creigh, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wrights. Gaunt, Gray, andSCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Co., Glasgow and Leek, manufacturers. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Jan. 12, Robert Elliott (Ist) District Court, 11 12, William I /min (Ist) Di 12, John Griffiths (Ist) tto, ll Ditto, 11 15, Frederi c k Willi am Farley (2nd) Ditto, 11 18, Ilewso n D utc h man (audit) . Ditto, 11 19, Willi am H ayes (2nd) .. .. ... ....... . Ditto, 11 19, Willi am T weddle (proof and div.) ... •.. 19, Owen E vans (2d) .... .. ........ .. 2 19. Joh n J u li an Jackson (2d) ...... 19, John S e lli ck Lyddon (audit.) .... '! .. 19, Samu e l W ood, jun., (audit) Carne and Telo (proof and div.; 19, 19, William Henry P Jone ( s (2d) Ditto, 12 19, Thom as R obinson (Ist) Ditto, 12 Ditto, 12 19, Franci s and Percival (2d) Ditto, 12 20, Georg e L ew i s (proof) Ditto, 12 22, Car ne and Telo (rudit) Ditto. 19 .....,,,,,,,........- TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVRNO.' HOHT. H Wt Tuesday... 7 Wednesda Thursday Friday ... .. h. m. -h. m. ft. in. .12 644 722 11 10 .13 757 827 12 5 14 855 920 13 8 15 944 10 9 15 6 16 10 31 10 54 17 3 17 11 17 11 39 18 9 2d 18 - • 0 1 19 11 Saturday Sunday Monday I Sunday aft Epiph iTEST DATES AT MITI I Di rect:llndireCi RPOOI I Direct. ' Indirect Australia . Bahia ... . Barbadoes. Bombay. It. Ayres.. Calcutta C * G. Ho Chariest Pe Chin a . Gn **** Hav ana ar a• J a i ca :: • L am a Guayr.,;_ Sept. 14 Limo INov". Illaranliam 10 hlauritius • • • • ov lci. N 15 Monte Vide( 23 New Orleans Nov. 10 New York... Dec. 14 Pernambuco Oct. 28 Rio Janeilo., Dec. 4 Savannah .. • . 10 St. Helena .. Nov, 21 Ver aaiso .. Cruz .. _ _.• ." • .. Nov. 16 • • • Dec. 10 .. Oct. 27 g • . Dec. • 9 Dec. 18 . Nov.2b •• Nov. 17 .. Dec. 12 .. Nov. 20 • • Oct. 27 ,Nov. 30 SHARES. RAILWAYS. 25 Aberdeen 2&!Ambergate & Pastern Junction 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 224 Bedford, London, &Birminghm 22 , Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshir 42 ,1 n"•—"-- Birmingham and Dudley .. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 174 Quarter shares 2,i B l ackburn, Clither . Oe. & 11 Blackburn, Panven, & Bolton 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 30 Bristol and Gloucester. 8 4 /IBuckinghamshire 30 ICa'edonian Half shares Clydesdale Junction . nd Birkenhead 27i Chester and Holyhead 23 Dundee and Arbroath 12i New shares 63 Perpetual, No. I 6 Perpetual, No. 2 16 .. 17 18 ..191 4i.. 511 il 4}..34 401.. 40i 34..4. p LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. Saturday's Prices. 128 .. 130 #..!p 3 ..5 p 4 p p 14i.. 15 49•.504 41 .. 43 16 ..17 p 7i • • 8i D 20 E. Lancash. late It'burn & Pn 14 I East Lancashire New shares •• I New scrip 14IFast Lincolnshire i5O Edinburzli and Glasgow 121 Quarter shares 10 Half snares 2' *l5 shares—Newport 2 Edinburgh and Perth 12i Ely and Huntircidon EXeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester • 32s Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 Fnrn nce 1i..14 1 ..I#d 1 ..14p 14..1k d 2 Quarter shares 21 New shares.... 141 r 17 .. 19 . 7i p p 18x.. 19 p Pi• • 9i P 5 IGlaszow and Dumfries ow, Paisley, and Greenock 2 'Goole and Doncaster.... 109 Great North of ling!and 5 / NPAV stock 15 .50 snares /1 ,el 5 shares 24 Great North of Pcotland 45 !Great Western 544.. p 39 .. 40 p) 194..192 p, 124 Quarter share 20 Fifth 12 Ditto 31?, , -..32.4: 10 . .101 p 50 Iliu!I and Selby 106 1 T..1071 25 1 Half shares 12} Quartnr sha 14 !Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 194 Kendal and Windermere 42/ Lancashire and North Yorkshire 50 Lancaster and Carlisle ,5 I_ Third shares I d i• . • d R 47l'Lar( 19 Tbree•quirter 153/ Qmrter shares 30 ;Leeds and Bradford 27 Leeds and Dewsbury 21 1 Half shares 17}ILeeds and Thirsk 'er and PrPston .i . verpo2l, Crosby, & Southport Ai & N'east. June 25 London and Blackwall itock. London & Brighton & S. Coast, 40 New shares lock.,London and North Western i lair' 9 Stk 91 5P4.. 7i p New Quarter shares, Fifth shares (G. J.) Quartershares 8 .t'4o shares (L. & M.) 40 London & & Binning 5. Quarter shares (A) 5 • Quartershares (B) 1 Quarter shares (C)1 3i London and Portsmouth 50 London and South Western 40 , .e4O shares 18 New £4O shares .. al 22i New £5O shares 73..8 p 73.. 8 p 7k.. 73 p 1 .. 1* p 643..053 48.. 49 34..4 p 5 Tenth shares .. 24 London and York 24 Extensions .... 2.} Direct Northern _ . 5 / 3 .. 18/9 p 19 6 / 3 .. 8/9 p _ 50 Longridge and Preston 15 Lynn and Dereham 15 Lynn and Ely ........... 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 23 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 12 Quarter shares . 30 .. 32 p 12!.. p, 5 Fifth shares 42/ Extension shares 64 Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. &B, 9s/ Fifth shares, Do. 5+..6p • 6j..6 p liP liP 8 .. 84 p 5i.. P p R 8 ..9 p 3}..4 p 30 ..33 p p R If.. l p 99 ..10 323 Half shares,' late W. P. & G.. 5 Extension shares, Do. .. 93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 5 Fifth shares, Do. 42/ Extension, Do. 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eitr.htli shares 15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 3 .t2O shares Quarter shares 5 Manchester, Sheffl. ' & Midland 2 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland ock. Midland 30 .e.lO shares )ek. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 2 New shares Consol. Birmingham &Derby 20 Newcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares 00 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 00 Norfolk Quarter shares 9 Half shares. 2 Tenth shares 2 Extension 25 North British 11 Half shares • 1 3 Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern 5 North Staffordshire ck. North Union (A) ck. Ditto (B ). 24 North Western 173 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 1 ,11 Preston and Wvre 3. 4k . p x int 51/3.. 4Fqg d.. par 129 ..131 4t. . 54 p 104 .. 106 14. 15.1 I 113 ..11i 132_..134 2..3 p iP 1/3.. 1 / 3 r 364.. 37 4i..51 p 21.. 24. p 74 .. 76 4 .. 4i p 22 ..224 All 61 li 83/4 100 New Do. (5 cent. and Div.) Half shares (A) Half shares (B) r•• .• • Sixth shares Runcorn Gap. I Preference shares Scottish Central Scottish Mid'and Sheffield, Rotherin. & Doncaster Sheffield; Rotherham, and Goole Shrewsbury and Birmingham . Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. New shares Shrewsbury and Great Western Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester Do. and Chester new shares South Itevon South Eastern and Dover I New shares, No. 1 I New shares, No. 2 Conso'idated Thirds New shares, No. 4 South Mid. Jnnc. & Salisbury Southport and Euxton South Staffordshire Junction . Trent Valley, Mid. & Grd. June. Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn. West Riding Union Whitehaven and Furness .... Whitehaven Junction Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth York and Newcastle New shares York and North Midland Hal shares New Half shares Selby shares E. & W. Riding Extension Preference shares IRISH LINES. • Belfast and Ballymena. Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Third shares Dundalk and Enniskillen Great Southern and Western Londonderry and Coleraine Londonderry and Enniskillen Midland and Great Western • Half shares Newry and Warrenpoint Ulster zzq 15 123 70 20 10 273 FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. Boulogne and Amiens Dutch Rhenish Great Western Canada Jamaica Northern of France(constituted) Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeatu. Paris and Lyons (constituted) Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre Sambre and Meuse Strasburg and Basle Tours and Nantes (constituted) West Flanders BANKS, &c. I Bank of Liverpool Borough Bank Commercial Bank Liverpool Banking Company tit'chester & L'pool fist. Bank North and South Wales Ban) Royal Bank Union Bank L'pool Fire and Life Insu ran New shar-- Mat " _e Assurance Company. 2 Royal Assurance Company . Stock. Bootle Waterworks Stock. Harrington Waterworks 100 Coal Gas Company 50 New shares 100. New Gas and Coke Company 25 Quarter shares . 35 IBirkhenhead,Docks & W'houses 100 Exchange Buildings 20 Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug Company 8 South-East Steam Company es marked thus "p" are at a p ire at a•discount._ denotes Shares called in for Rel denotes Scrip Shares called in t IR- .. p 3 fr • • 3 6 P 34..4 p n p p 2.. p x int 78 .. 79 182. 194 114.. 12 p 20 (Edinburgh , Leith, & Grantor. ... 20k.. 202 x nev 20 I Preference shares I 21 ..214 4*..4 p I Op p i UP 24.. 24 p p 10 ..104 p 14 ..14i p 131..14 45 .. 46 p • 101.. 10f p 54..5f p 51p If .1h d x int Ifid .• 28s sap 211..21 pl I n. • 13 3 pi 134 p 18 .. 184 pl 224.. 221 p 22p 2 : ,.q* • 344 p 1 r x int fd • [is 3dp Is 3dp par Zirtbs, Allarrian - r5 anb aratbs. 13111,1 mt. Lately, at the Manor House, Bushey, Herts, the Lady JANE WALKER, of a son. On the 31st ultimo, at the Vicarage, Podford, Northampton; shire, the wife of the Rev. WM. THORNTON, of a daughter. Same day, at Galashiels. Mrs. W. COLTART, of twin kons. On the Ist instant, at the 'Vicarage., Manle. Darb.n, nom,,..th. T.sbav ATTrITT,,,os On the 2nclinsiant,the LA RA:!sfr of HUG] Sathe day; lon, of a daiel4ter us ner father, the Ituiv of T. few hours. FOWELL iiUXTON, Esq., of twin sons : t he y survived onty a On the 4th instant, at Sion Hi'l, Bath, the wife of Major HENRY W. TRFVELYAN, of aeon. On the sth instant, the wife of Mr. J. W. GULL, of Peck ham, of twin daughters. On the 6th instant, in Faton-place, Belgrave-square, London, Viscountess NEWRY, of a son. On the 7th instant, the wife of Mr. DAVIESON, S of a son. On the Bth instant, at Aigburth, the wife of G. A. TINI Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED On the 3rd instant, at St. PI Burton, M.A., Mr. WILLIAN Church. by the Rev. C. H. 1 WILLIAMS. to GEORGINA, NI RUTHERFORD. B ‘ l N ? i c i k E i S m ir ' n l ll 3 l 7 m t Pye e r i _a le n r ii ~.weer, to ALICE, d aug h ter of Mr. JOHN HACKING, Can non -street. On the 4th instart. at St. Clement's Ch, • Mr. TIMM A Tr I I !An 7i. TOY, to Miss - Toxleth-nark. Same day, at Donnzhmore dale. brother of the bride, Cant, to ELIZABETH, widow of t! Armagh. —tomb HARRIET MARKS, both of , /3 arch, by the Rev. T. rarnen in DONNVLANT. Sittff-o6irer, 3A«, both of ate Mejor On the sth instant, at St. Genree's r). Rev. John Greg, WILLIAM IitiLIWRT. e.. WOLSLEY, of Rnsselt-p!ace, to ELIZABETH late JOHN DAWSON, Esq., of Annr• managh. , ireb, Dublin, by the artin, c y of Fer- name day, at St. Saviour's Church. Bat Bayly, Rector of St. John's Church, RAIKES BAYLY, Esq., so'icitnr, De youngest daughter of JAMES BURBRI brook Villa, Bath. F. C. on, Stockwitl, James Williai ly the Rev. F. T, 33s 9dp R . Me 'day, late Major BATES, ''o a 1 Arti Ie Same clay, at Church Stretton, Mr. E. W. MANSELL, of ter of Mr. ROBINSON. or (T Rama any, at WreNPrer Church. hector of daughter of Mr. 1;E v,, Same day, at St. Jan - e='s eh, PROUT, Esq., barrist.r. Lincoin's.inn MARIA, only dan. htpr of the late Co:nnel 318 3dp Same day, at his residence, Duke-stri BURKE BETHEL. Fsq. 11/3.. 1 paT.: I#.. l p '3 • 2 / 9 F 21..24 a I .. 6..5 d 46 .. 48 134..131 p l Hi.. na R Is kip lla 3dp It 266 3dp It Q.. 6d d 5A.. 4t d 68..611 d 14 .. 13 d 5 .. 44 d 84-- 84 (1 X int 13.. 1p 73..7 d 84..8 d 104..10 d 5i.. 5 d 13#..14i phi 2 —l4 d 14-111 d I p 66 .. 67 5t!.. p ~ Mars desp'i 233.. 24 div . Destination. from I oot m Ik• x•li P liP 81— 8i p i x div S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon 4... .4 n 37,..:371 I 1 .. I, )5 .315 p 3 • • 3 4 P 64..64 p 64-0 p P - Gibraltar • Malta &lonian lall " I 'every mont ,nd.l 3rd and 2Ct ragrs ' 2l ' Greece and Egypt.... o f et e Jan India, Ceylon. St China u:onth. ry (1) Brit. Col. in W.. 1 nd j 2p (except Hondur as . & I 1 _ _ )For. ( 800 . . 820 192 . . 194 lies (except of Venezuela, 1 1 rn In .14 *.• i 17 I. . 2 p • (3) Bermuda St. de Nicaragua, x div New Grenada ... FALMOUTH ST Madeira, Brazil, s Buenos Ayres.... Iremiani; those marked gistration. or Rer,istraticN Fvn. of 4tt J every u.oi.tli LIVERPOOL STA TI6 N . 1 Brit. N. Ainerica, Her-1 3rd instant. Xnuda, and U. States r, JOHNI )n, London. by the WILLIANIS, Esn.- FRANCES, eldest Wh:te Conduit-grove, Islington. Same day, at London, by the Rev. Thomas fiorsforcl. dM mestic chaplain to the Marqnis. the Marquis of THOMOND, to ANNE, widow of Rear-Adwiral FANE, and sister to the latr Sir Charles Fr It. same day son of tiff. RPV-: stdiff to MARY f St. Jaines's, of JOHN ANDERS.° H.0ai,... ws Church, Paddinzton, by the ev. H. Norris. Rector.Je of Ilael, net - , the Rev. THOS. EDWARD POWELL, of Oriel Colege, Oxford, yonnirest son'of the late David Powell, of lonahton, Estpx. to 1- 111SIA. danehter of EDGAR CORRIE, Fsq., of Purley Lodge, near Croydon, Surrey. . - - - Cl n nirrh. Chico-ick, by the Rev. R. C. Jenkins.'XilyAa'inuennrnisit ts.oFn.R ‘NCES „ WVATT, eldest son of JAMES TRUgrOTT. I\ 7 e' , to ELIZA, youngest dattzhter of JAQ. FRPI , Tt r A P iC. °Hnitglhw-sBtrrkeet, Borough. London, and T 1 a'rn Green. N ' ilddies.x. Urn I(G, youngest d he Rev. Preston Nunn, to SOPH lA, nn'y daugh- -............,-,,antine, Captain WILLIAM' U:."S 7r1.,L, , R,,,-,-.ite R.N.. to MARY 1O ISA. secnnd dal-letter of the Rev. EDWARD EGREMONT. Vicar of Wroxoter, Flironqhire. Same day, at St. David's Cherell, by tly. both vtf. Duehes, Mr. GEO. LOGIF.R, to W ss A PFLPHY, both of this town Fame day, at the Palish Chrrch, Heron. hi , th. ...- -... Ashton. vicar, JOHN CLOW to ELIZABETH, s of Present of this•town Lighter of JOHN HEYES, , Same day, at Leyland, GEORGE HARGREAVES,' F Birch House, near Itoiton, to ELIZABETH, only daug It. SNELL. Esq., of Leyland. On DALE . thEsn__ e 6th n i sntant, at Christ Church, GEORGE. S' fr. • - rl N this town rh. Wostminster. TnfiN W, !:) CATHKRINE On the 7th instant, at Michael's Chu"rh, by the Rev. W. Hesketh, Mr. RYA', marine,. to FA NNY, eldeq dam:titer of Mr. JAMES HARBIN, of her Majesty's Customs at this port. _ Same day, at St. Bride's Church. by the Rey. D. FtPwart, ALEXANDER, fifth son of Mr. J. G ENI MELT,. of Carole, Muirkirk, Ayrshire. to M A RY. younePst datiztiter of the late Mr. CUTHBERT HPATLEy. of Rowley Fo'd, Samlesbury. Same day. at Wondehorph, by the liPv. J. Kitur. M.A., JOHN FREDERICK WILLIAMS. Esq., to ELIZABETH BARNES, youngest daughter of 'WILLIAM VAUGHAN, Esq., both of Landican. Same day, at St. Georg e ' . 0h..--, •-. CC 8 rmrch. Hanover-sgunre. Lnndon, by the Rev. E. Bair/e, J O HN MARTIN, sq., M.P.. to MARIA HENRIETTA, eldest daughter of E. H. BAILLIE, Esq., of Portman-square. Lenden. Same day, at the Pari.h Clereh, A shton -17 nder-T 1,„41. rimmn] ..... Hie :or. Jou N FFRGITSoN, FFo.. of Ehr-ve, Fairfield, in this to wn , t o AG NES, daughterof HENRY RACE, Esq., of Oldfiel, Cheshire. Same day, eat Kirk Braddan. Is'e of Man FORREST. engineer of the British N steam-ship Britannia to ISABELLA t C. CRAINE, tanner_ JAMES orth America royal mail • _____ On the 9th instant, at St. RridA's Church, by the Rev. i. Jones, M.A., Captain BIN'S. R.N., corducting her, Majesty's La S. cleVatZevait tl.-iisvnot;%t;into);ATAl,7,eerl;iaetql Lifi s u r al o i r ty of Lieut. 'Same day, at St. Philin's Church. by the Rev. C. H. Rurton, M.A., Mr. THOS. RICHARDS, mariner, to Miss SUSANNAH LEE,•of this town. On the 10th instant. as Pt David's Church, by the Rev. W. 1 , Hughes, Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS to Miss THOMAS, both of this town. DIED. On the 26th November, at Hamilton. Upper Canada, North America, NANCY, wife of Mr. GEORGE LEIGH, formerly of I Stockport, Cheshire. On the 4th of Deeember, at Toronto. JANE, daughter of the late Colonel Jones, of the 7tst Regiment, and widow of Lieut.: CHAR Jo LES JONES, R.N., brOth er o f Mr. Geo. Jones, solicitor, South hn ' On the 21st December. aged 29 years, Mr. DANIEL CRUICK-• SHANK, late of Manchester. On the 25th of December. wichlenly. at Bu - nthead of Kirk connell, aged S 5, MARGARET HA IN ING. wife of Mr. RORT. WYLIE.; and on the 2sth of December, at the same n'ace aged 86, Mr. ROBERT WTI,' E. The aged couple were married for the long period of sixty-two years, and were ur.ed together in the same grave. On the 2nd instant, turecl 22 years, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. JOHN WOOLFALL, Walton-on-the -Hill. Same day, about the same ho , lr, and near the same town, two gentlemen, the oldest in the rank of centry in the county of Cork, namely, WILLI AM Wit IXON, Esq.. of Ballygih'in, father of Sir William Wrixon Becher. in 11. s 91st veer, and the Rev. J. N. LOMBARD, Rector of Kilshanitr in his 90th yea r . They were old friends an d associates, and both retained their • faculties to the parting moment. Same day, in Upper Is'ingt lict of Mr J. BUCK LF.Y. Same day, aged 54 years. Mr. WILLIAM BARRETT, Brad , shawgate, Bolton. Same day, aged 5 years and 4 months. GEORGE, youngest son of Mr. WILLIAM GROCOTT, letter-press printer, of this I town. On the 3rd instant. GEORGE HOGG, Esq., of Lynn, and :on, in her 86th year, BETTY, re- nornhain Hall, Norfo'k. Same day, at Sydenham, in his 81st - yea^ GEORea7, CHIL TON, Esq., late one of th e M asters of her 'Majrsty's Court of Exchequer. Same day, in the 51st VPAr nt n ze, Mr. THOMAS LANE, .eet, Dublin, ISAkC • ....,. Same day, LOUISA ELLEN, infant daught er o f M r. FRB DERICK i'. JONES, Queen Anne -street. On the 4th instant, at his house, I embroke-street, Dublin, JOHN MACKAY, Eeq . barri s t e r- at -l aw. Same day at his seat, A ynla ne , N ort h ampton Shire, in his 76th year, (v.' B. CARTWRIGHT, Esq., late M.P. for the southern division of the county. Same day, Miss CA NI PHl'l,, the postmistress of Po'ton. Same day, at his res l rlence. Farlham. near Ivoi wich. in the ' 59th year of his age. .101iE PH .10H V GURNE Y, an eminent minister of the Society of Friends, and a rthor cf many works on religious subjects. He was a man of great powers of mind. both naturally and acquired, of much religious experience, and of the most enlarged benevolence. Same day, aged 17 years after a lingering. illness, borne with Christian patience, Al \ HGA RF.T, younrust daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM MERCER, Oak Vale, West Perbv. Same day, - in the 71. th year of her 'are. Miss ALICE IMO TON, eldest daughter of the late .ii r. Richard Hooton, of Earn worth. Same day, at her residence, C ornwa l l i s -street, aged 64, Mrs. ELIZABETH FISHER. On the sth instant, at his residence, Bur'ington-street, Mr. BENJAMIN TUBBS, for fiteen years in the emp!oy of the City of Dublin Steam-packet Company. Same day, SUSAN GFORGINA, infant dr.ughter of the Rev C. W. LAWRENCE, incumbent of St. Luke's Church. Same day, aged 25 rats, WILLIAM THOMAS JAMES WILSON, of this town. Same day, aged 73 ears, THOMAS HARI - MENUS. Fsq. Same day ELIZA HETI., wife of M r. JOH N ROWLAND SON, of the Stag's Head; Hoo ...street. Same day after an illness of th ree year RIA HENRY son of Mr zed 75, Mrs. MA Same day, at his father's residence, Bute-ctreet, Everton, of consumption, in hislßth year, EDWARD, e:dest son of Captain KING, formerly of Whitehavrn. On the 6th instant. ~t Leigham House, Streatham, LOUISA, wife of EDWARD FOWLER ItEAN, Fsq., of Ashburton, De, von, and daughter of.l. W. LI Dm A RD, I sq. 45t str A ie r im i at tie6 A hair i u . ne Grapes, Titchfied-street, aged Same day, in Warwick-lane, London, aged 93, ANN, wife of Mr. E. SHERMAN. On the 7th instant, in Hyde-pa Hon. Lady MARY SHEPHERD. On the Bth instant, aged 65. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOSEPH DINSDAI.E, licensed victualler, Russell -street. Same day, after a short illness, MARGARET MARI', infant daughter of Mr. JOHN DUNN, jun., of Marsden-street, Low-hill. Same day, in Norfolk-street, Strand, London, aged 40, M. C. STRITCH, Esq., of the Middle Temple, and who for upwards of twenty years was connected with the Alarming Herald. On the 9th instant, at her residence, in Rathbone-street, aged 57, Mrs. ANN MACK, relict of the late George Mack, formerly of the east tilde Salthouse Dock. On the 10th instant, at his residen THOMAS LAWSON, for more than to the late 'Thomas Case, req. PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE terrace, London, the Right ice, Old Swan. *zed 69, Mr. 1 0 years a faithful servant Last racket Failed. JAN. 11 Next l'anet due. Madrid Jan. II Tweed •.. Dec. 17 Vext yq. N t Mail r e b . 7 !Hibernia .. Cambria Jai. Jou le Yesterday P I par 4p .4 pl 15p kTION.!