The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

185 # SCE iNi --......_..............a, SAILING. It i ........___ 41o f l ero w s .i ell that When Dr. Lardner ridiculed the tl,inier,,_ing the At by the agency of steam, his Itt er L i r:tll ..achlito.naltlylietlisrel e g : ci i dne :O • f fo th r e no v w an , t. ' h ' o w u -e gl fi lE nd ngel :einl d. tf nea p ' I n allaogt e tnerrnot4i to America, corn 4t•!I l i- s ,` vet,' nation —and the number of lines pleted and contemplated, k :tie rs, t f le . i. The accommodation of the sea-going ~ ha, ile.size and adaptation to the transit of pas :::Ziseden:ld taon.aouhtealthy revolution in the construe tea d ger ships Some Years a vessel 6 feet sti eels ' wi th l' h " ago, . 1 g t or ventilation, would have ,_,• h oweve r eligible conveyance for emigrants. ;'llitt e d ~ we find vessels not only well lighted I,,,llieeoit'a,a..ceztonstr.ucted expressly for the trade, but of i:rts. , in capacity that they virtually form " floating at e it, th e are to say that there are at the present 1,4 .41: tb,e aitybeeerrfleporooeol3l Dock a fleet of ships that, in k i: 4 ,, re tever roached in this or any other ere kirth,rob A. weo_ kylaring the past week,.w ~ m . ,tniver, ~,,ervelt' the " Guy Mannering, 11;°1,,,_teess,„_,a,.-e, all three.deckers, and each of which S,p b,ezt%tiet dne!irlyBoo passengers. These ships iitlsrerlaialv thull" the past year, and as the latter kll bas pre; e most costly ship that American e!a tot, uuced, s ome f ew rr°r e disint , • -_ - trestmg. particulars of her build 0,1: •I'"PAcicz ° arse i s b T.-SHIP UNIVERSE. l '.ok ' 5O k e t, , erthed in the north-west corner of le, from Position most favourable for inspec te. tto iror o th ,a,„ kol as! the quay, she looks most stately. kit: t i de a cr e iril ti g g lit, .2.00 feet, and being painted black, t tq'lkit e p, az , l .1-on !me, tends to diminish her great l e, „,'", ai T ,et her an appearance that, in sailors' 41, oeir 'e t,eatit'lfuleiv tderMed " rather suspicious." !Ai l. st rawnfine, and not abrupt. flea 1 1 1 .141 1 10 treatldin-hoat bow, a gracefully rounded side, ~tebi-Zble Ph e l ' Carried in aft that, to the eye, it I,i e . YZ7. l e ;P' her run commences or her bearing nia,: , ‘,4,,._ build run Messrs. Smith and Dimon, of tp'4o,l4a.rth ttained the great desideratum of com lilt ti ole,,, e4 ge ehar3ring teaower. The Universe, though 0.9 . 4,4 1 r ' 8 a n and a flatness of flooring ,7 , ii°141c 4 „ her a light draft of water, but gives i e l e t ik t ati 4, l l 4 l .l ll d i tY, of. carrying a press of canvass; in li.'uti-Ilif i„ ic?' it, and we " calculate, %gra-0 Naha stirks, she'll "go a-ilead," wleltahvoinugt til l e ' t tlettv e ,, ,i °lean wake. Her stem is headed by e4 lit m elleard k id gilt, and simple, but not very i teil e l tit I t i ii ,?; the stern is relieved with carvings, I:Par et' It t aze,:,V4 l the Sun. Satisfied of her beauty kzOd, PPerd, , the gangway ladder and reached l , er, , togafoemtelt, which, without interruption runs ' ( l.i t ,' 4 1/ o most splendid promenade, and . f '",,, ‘ ,t" , ' i l t e he s below, room on deck is desirable. kli ' Z's,''' lif e ll , b s for cooking, with stoves. lee-houses, 'IN", t ° be °ar, at well as the long-boat, are '• , • l !,,ti e ;') f.,,,,,-stenred from the weather, and be at. lqsVdbo ' l ee. The accommodation for the Nl e. s T . v_ the deck, and each watch has a sepeaw rlttll.esee4i.i..B t,teered by Reid . 's f pat m en e t g s r c a r ce ! ' i tts t!"Parli oa ug_ by a straight stair from E, l 4 ith rar '''ay, we entered the after cabin, or . .'''i4lii. it across her counter, and is lighted '''tl,,' t'arivls, a most gorgeous apartment, the ':44, 7' 4'41'04i14n into panels of the most beautiful ' t 'ed ...' we nd, divided by white Polished N"`4•,,eaawilloth gold, and strengthened by p a broad '4, Ni l am ,PilY• The panels are formed with `t .With ';' t,„ the centres being satinwood, are well i Nit-C't. dep.toned zebrawood and rose-_ 1 oLit!olloul. skirtings are formed. The caps of N ti tli7 t alled , s ' ,eq deep architrave of yvhiteene c l i 17 ,1t ;0 n , ',pester gold.,' The floor, or deck, is . eovere Nei l L i ate4 a 22 ) ,t• At one side of . this apart 4i• t m'are,_ •-'-, Tor a lounge or retiring room, is „11 1 ,• ata,,,,_‘, few sotat the other the surgeon's, &c., &c. ' Na,ltiftelied r's further we entered the cabin, ,11,4kglitati i ll a correspo'nding style ,tlt , - ,4 a re na' the deck. Joining the cabin, on of elegance, 14 044 tc't eigiltSee°lld cabin, filled with state rooms i t lia t Al er l regi, Prs nns, each of which has a side 11erl-ittetilledi„rejl convenience. The rooms are Nalhw4tt,„:4et ,`,,KeePin with the cabin and pen iktad. 14'. -tif..,batli.s g for male . and female pas -Ipfrt',sl'traed _`_-Tt about midships (where there ile ter i t ., '3 another class of rooms, SCCOM (4 " tlOt u tWeiVe persons each, equal to the is t 'fq; the so °' Pensively . 1 'ti . 1% ,tpp ar, • Pensively finished. The lower .h which are all ICIl a tea S od. ri."t Is, the pillars of . 41 1 4 te f'IL- 4w n- lien'l ' ) ': a i lso permanently fitted with 11l tel‘ ITtemit Lue'whole length of the ship here ,;,14131,tii ~ildted from the stern, thi,'Ne,t'weree 'eight 'tween decks being eight feet. sides, and by I h„'l, 1,1104 e learn will carry nearly 700 passen %:`•ke.ellii,e4all struck by the prodigious-strength ti,t4te,t:h,inti:tllteefhireadY stated she is the most costly SP'e-I '''• ell •fl et nla have yet turned off the stocks, q lier fralh, there has been no lack of expense 1 042 i ,, ,`, l4 c rn er the deadwood and her knight ,lll,7l4: Oak. k . ,„'lle tops and half-tops are of red il°tCtt,ajrtlZll, „Ter keel and kelsons are nearly 40 , 1f, - ',• lil lf ', the former, with the foottocks, whisol7uas 1E bilge ' logs, 10 by 11 ; four ,11t,,,clik 7 tite e l t i o d her sister kilsons are 22 by 14. ';1;' 11 11. 4 4 sevei,'..° luches, and her gardbord streak tk li ; tf , i,11,, oifnches thick. Her waterwaysar , ItnOt em , e ll s, t), !9utbern pine. The e d k beamsecu :-‘l..):lZettli"e"lllrtii,e a n a t r l ig e i v n e g re k g n e ee u s a f 11 r 22 inches in IN•lise,°, taa',theljniaverse is not only as strong as N,,..Ptirei°!litae'alce h er, but she is finished to an 7 10 ; ° !e. 1Z arid legance. She is ventila illtti:,„ ll ' blit'' t ? . e is no salt between the ceilin g, z V . ,,NiC4 l ' the spare are some 120 syphon-topp ' keep up a ) ltrlt q air deck to the keel to _ rt 'ili t Pee l , • Her pumps are also new, ane . 1, . elloic ents at an time the probability o: e;), eci. The gmension of the Universe i 4.... ' 4 of eelall 194 feet. 175 feet. 394 feet. ~, t I I i ;,, a ' 4 , 15 . ~. - _ 28 feet. . s ,S , (I. _ . 1 1 4 *_. • - ...... 1296 tons. 0 0 ni z il 91ned"Prersly as one of the blast& ~, 'ate a l be t ° Ur JT• Crook of Tower i t r g itli ?° plat d ' • • of c: l4 of *Car e under the command `44 1. 0 4 :4 .th e no jol, of Carrolton," who ap- NiHth i t'ithg v e tr ast v 'ejffort of naval architecture qt '' vi Ip m e''sal success future career may be 5 4,th t s4gel vihich has hitherto been , 'to l' i alls at i 4 °l which has made him so great 1, e i anti c ~, riSp ect , oYagers. The :Universe , ...; N u 'on of.the public. V 4 tt I 'Dt , i,, b 41 S t " n , r 1 zilib• 1 111 1/ 1 , 1 it a TION POSTOFFICE-PLACE.— ' b" . kt de ed: 11 nl4 intain s i ti' aye , 110 i t i s Well _ its h?ld on pubiic_r_in ' ' ;41. ttp.. “av a deserving of it. The N:r,,,,, ol ai .„ Kin g l, "gum' on the stage of life, ,:11,,t,q1,11,tire ies!lnP.ourprayed, and each figure ,: N ~ ,,,g th e h i ., Tlmes past roll before the , I tti'l, ti t ki v ''sent e d .'LorY ofeiiany of the remark ,,,,tvi.,ito,4 es, „itc an dage we live in" ;'46 4 ti':ilt th:nd g re V i ota the public mind is fa -I,44,KAl;!,elconsters' _ayse rnoognise ‘ d with lively 6 ~, ,, Q, z 4 , ;zi u" r arlid T an 7Z 3 tety . :l a ( r i e t iii i e e r s d a e d d d t e o p g r e al ' ll \ it, t ;Vhe.r e ls Capable. To make it still \ ti 04 , 19 11, a ave been several additions ' '1 111E1 • nl°n gst which • ' 4i tlut g in a ra. „,. is a beautiful little th t" the e iNu'oireavf , li i i k e l b, openl , its eyes, ..„..._ 1111,:ei 111-init. ~ k‘, qrt..itl. -4, t,‘V,,,,, I / ---- --.4...______ ,11, t.' At, th..”4,-,.. Av 4;l4J i tt 4B , , L'', i ' &— ', Wind WS W , ight. l e n 41 '4,.", It 4 ,.. 1°1 5, from ii • 1 ; , 4 4,1) , ir ; ...,deil, Jamaica—Lady azli — c Eonanza, tl n i stre, ), 1 4 1 ;7:0 A 1 1 1 4 ,1 ,? 4'1,1(1 Aatoria, Jenkina from , vtrl tx, chi c ola—Pliceb as, . Sta n pleto e n w , I ,ll„i.ftiq l, 144 e , .varr?r. B oston—Albion, Kirby' , Vl,lll:to;,,i(!)(4rtiies,_wpi, Conatan ti nople—Edwi n: P+4No , ..:,_ Iti ze , ria, 4 : ,:°ns, Smith, Itlarrnbam— v,:, .1 144 ,:t 1 , 17 _ n, m ~.46...., PO—Arundel, Gore, from kJ 4 p. 3 kt; , , N 0 7e . 0, ice`r:nl.4a—Heinrich, Lindeman, h r N , IY‘orth: for ,k,,,Jthriii°r °' f;'• va. l Prtraiso and San Fran 4, Y ot .• C,oulthrtiartticisco—Thom ati . , Brown, , tt,,7 0 1' Gr" -- ah l \ ort:i ii , Asf, It. John, N.13.—C00-14 14 i tritlliarn.slit:,calae% exoinll, Malaga—Lena, igsberg--LadY tailtinopie!,....bati.airnond, Fenn, Dunkirk — h w'4.N . ,... 1 / 4 . Lu Jupiter, Lievena, ;for S hen °B Al,r„ at this port ; sailed on the 10th of N 1i i, 1 ,,.'), f„ t.},', etk 411 bum e , , ' ,/,, tol l t , h ro ck ',1 , !, at this port, making much kiiiixt,t 'ro ilemorpig, oft the Skerries• llVYttp r t ) 113 thn at thas port; sailed on 22nd ,e4?:tr ti ( phy at tb . 1,N),1,'9', °' ht bort, i iB Port; sailed 18th Feb. The . ht as n crossing the New Calabar an d b eeSnte a wreck. Crew 4ritt,N, f , 44110 t %e 41 bRY ce tiltrati going into tb, took O f the uns vaek e Dock , a aand re- - • .1'4414: ;' vr e Zab a 44C1 T b --uneY, an d. Heroine. Jacob- Rarrison, hence at New Cala- lytip 0 4 4 i.ttN4t j (4. 4j 1 1 4 '1: \ A4;.. 4 11 ( 1 b . p l ,l' 14iti, b I dO, He?, 01,4,, t lik i ~ h ce at ~ he at 11- TI-- t ,:rti ( t. at falitio. Aewf ou a 1 0 --uto. Vir,,;,. 11 .), 11 . total A arm outb n law. 1t,, 4 -,!iti: l !f t 41 er dle . Grimmer, And Nymph, Ltri, '1 ( , 114. I.), t s a ce at Gibraltar, and proceeded for 1, ) , 11 1.1 4y C 4tt N 44,EtErtes,f'ence at ditto, and proceeded for Girgenti at ditto, and cleared IktA t ':lll°. t 3 A her, ._ rai n . 44kr.Nr:,),.frthl l'll ee at ciii , it, t chillit,l. Ittitter4 3. and sailed for Smyrna ,kli.ttill, ' horn R arn at PlY6lollth, and sailed 27th C , AP,St fro %on 1 0, 1 p i,.. . ta Mobi le at b an alc ath, and sailed for f• 11; k Nolli. ‘i1,,,, ,, i 1 1i' 1 1, i . ' for i i . at %leftist \ 1 ip s , It s4 l) cl s, ii ls Do ri -- °Wn. and sailed for titit‘tiri 0 4 3 , 2 ber ' t , a again Put back ' 1t0,,, i t t 4 41 5 2 , 1 ,1f e)er work T A pril, to i s th p iA?!li ng t lw e f -14jelt,latti7°trl t4el.l°Dne.r c • after ),A4 tit i,,se deVer frornrdienrie, ales f Li ti_e South WRail ti,vA, tgle c i , vti . the ba yqtto‘p..,;.'44/ik,. ' 13ut any Inc ) , and turned over on 111: 1) 11 , it. X° ki t trie, i l . ; 1 1/ . ,,, , 2 ---_____ . •L' 4 1 parent damage. ~ , ;', 4 44, it',1.;,,,,h4'61,1 &wicd -7 47,.., 1 ~,',, 41111,),a,'„ar,ri salied 94;V.. --Liver' and 1 4 1 % tri t , t 4 1.4, 1 !1a, wo-, N't'eu-, 4-3,e, Mobile Alp,;:itt4 ty, 11 0 1), 410, I..citerdaTticmcjlavre—Ga—rin '‘",l4,°l°' t,111,q't,%Q.1;44,4t 104ab ar e r r r,e, l'a„ll).le3', Thompestcin' Giol ,orenson, 'l'ronbern -14 t la 4 N . ' 4, 1t, ,if ila r - sisabei:Qg°na—llmily, Nlcols, kt' 4 444 4 ne ',,sstleoN, for /1 le h,4 J4 e ).ei tk .) lio ro ,cliebee 4, 4 k, 1 1 4 1 ir 4, A eta,.....iti—,Atlantic (s.), West t.4'%r ' k l u te ' 1 44, a'stercia cnernet Ali Allen, ' 14,44 Pr 4---. 4, 4 Ntlic , it rn—Vrow Henri tt n ' for 1/ ' eottT htua;•Gnwiul'ter,daniJohannaebltand7 )I)o4l'—liare'eglwrausan and 41 !eXto- Y,yasling, Halifax— P IsAlford;-#3ombay 4,15 1 ' ,blisbed ea tl P uricierlcO t " 3 j cur ate fit) incl oben e l' 00 0 lu-r-c a h „, /1 ds it ; 9 3 ll 4 o ll rr 5 ,,, orc e until , ,ror t r ation' I n c ie a i 5 t f `• cfe tl thst t it tift, tbsy j, 57 of Oso r OP, Lon don; ° I ? . geral a 'ot ” . ", " o g s ED . acket , frow s, 0$ be Pa id " r r-I°ed Pritclie,; , c a ; c e e r s eritkllltfearseir.o. a d a s v e t b 0 r e d s that bedectoti, ble that j, and 011111 i je rerwas fo ts c c h aike e d °fa A' T: 'tY lit° inquiral: at i ttl e, ,- n by a lB ere ,entS t bro ug ) 1 [l s lr e swa ilo c i7d, inol t spe, the )la 8 11 in en isvr::oi ntl i , ttlievir 3 130' 0 flg lied " p i e° y ea f O e j e d "g ch ?hen br un ls! on Set pooL inq°trfo LoY"'hos DI , To t 0.10 54 lie ow o f SiA"O. trish .100. 4 pi ro ttl , r an d on same ti. ,e sa— -7 his br ,fereb: ho t the' art of , p per P r e,e, ill tu e t • all° Pt in ott r e l' V. ' O . ' 3/r , Cl°,r b 1(1' 4 is i bre,° ° ~r 7he P " ;,cle• T he J P . ei NT. -- ow t ool 'dtoibeacelebo.3ooo, °n A V a t th i a o t c ;tl o so orae l acer c,lOll t lie ss fj,teb , o f nfreddi;geper,f; e 0, „5• .4 TO 0 9 f tlia ,fl ood e a of f, left' air s so le f y 'b e nt, t he : I ti!; , red, fe tee cou d r ° '11r,,.0 al;i(Pti ;itb Ilia' • e II 1 , ht 11,0 a s eig re d t o tile se ro Irld P to t ) ier• ble;tt A t tl ibl e ,; pt aP t he th s .ot°,'" ti tO r ce- ' ,oe a' „" Paul Frederick, Finger, Archangel—Frisbandel, Polity, Revel —Margaratha Groot, Narva—Eidewold, Bradstall, Hambro— Ariadne, Thompson, Genoa. Tarifa, from Buenos Ayres at Deal. Chebar, Grayson, from London for Bombay, at the Cape of Good Hope. Darlings, Hays, from Galatz at Fa'mouth. Kent, Robb, from Callao at Queenstown, and proceeded to London. Janet Kidston, from Callao off ditto. Wologda, Reicke, hence at Windau. Juno, Thompson, hence at Pillau. Idare, Adare, sailed from Trieste for this port 16th instant. Livorno (s. s.), Miller, hence at Genoa. Chatham, Morrison, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 27th March. Tuskar, Chapman, from Sierra Leone for the West Indies, at St. Helena. Richard Cobden, Amy, hence at St. Michael's, and sailed for England 10th instant. deorgiana, IVl`Gee ; Heinrich, Zilmer; and Richard, Schmid berg, hence at Riga. Confiance, Ilorgand, from Bordeaux, and Plutus, Kramer, from Leer, at Kilrush. Magdaline, Robertson, hence for Mouimein, at .Falmouth, leaky, bore up from lat. 45, lon. 10. Mathea, Promeda, from Alexandria, and Eliza, Abernethy, from Rio Grande at Queenstown. Margaret, for California, has put back, leaky, having struck on Blackwater Bank. Moffatt, for Bombay, that grounded near the entrance of the Brunswick Dock,. came off on the flood, without damage, and anchored in the river. The Gulnare, for San Francisco, sailed yesterday, has put back to have her water-closet removed, as the sea forces itself through the present one when the ship lies over on that side. Hutu., May 27.—The Margaret, Strickland, from Liverpool to Cronstadt, was cut through by the ice off Hugland, 15th in stant: crew saved. THURSDAY, MAY 30.—Wind W. fresh breeze. A autvEro.—JessiCa, Hayes; Transit, Russell; St. Clair, Johnson ; Petona, Ilinghes ; Milicete, Hunter; Alice Wilson, Rockhart ; Viceroy, M`Mahon ; and Dalriada, Kelly, New Or leans -Salads, Brown, Philadelphia—Colombia, Furber, and Guy Mannering, Edwards, New York—lsabel, Griffiths, Anti gua—Treasurer, Freeman, Jamaica—Equator, Ewer,Baltirnore —Conte de Maileth, and Maxwell, Taylor, Alexandria—Osprey, Way, Smyrna—Thomas Mellor, Shadrach, Paraiba. SAlLED.—Georgiana, Barclay, for Archangel—Digby, Bu chanan, Port 'Phiiip anti Adelaide—Cambria, Foreman, and Ed ward Boustead, Kilgour, Sincapore—Otomoco, Brown, and Hero of Sidon, Spence, New Orleans—Der Schwan, Fretwurst, Wyburg—America, Cullen, Charente and New York—Gram nian, Graham, Bostn”--' Maria en Gracia, -Isis, Press, Ancona — King of the Forest, Js Monterola, Barcelon Jean Jacques, Corchman, hence for Algiers, at Newport. Tell Tale, hence for Gibraltar, at Penzance. Agnes, Nicholls, from Buenos Ayres at Scilly. Providence, hence far Hayti, off ditto. Priscilla, Robeillard, for Naples; and Sylph, Heywood, foi Cotunna, hence at Porfinllaen hence at Santa Cruz, and sailed for Majaleefar, Unit Havannah 9th May Cornish Diamond, Stevens, sailed from Smyrna 13th Ma Neptune, Jarvis, 14th; Hawk, 15th; Alexander Wise, or lath, all for this pert Thomas Harr. ien, Kelly Reform, Pinkham, hence at Malt Dumbarton Youth, Rogers, from 'bran at Malta, and sa for Queenst Livorno (s. s 21st Ma Repealer, Christian, sailed from Cadiz for this port on 18t1 May. Camilla (s.), Little, hence at Havre. Success, Olivand, and Panope, Auhert, henc , Findhorn, Jack, and Express, Fields San Repos, Schulte, hence at Scheid Anglia, Gardner, from Plym at Cronstad art Town Three Sisters, hence at Para. Decima, Baak, hence at Old' alabar. Agricola;from Sydney, IN.S.W. at the Downs. Renown, from Port Philip off the Isle of Wight. CUSHENDEN, May 25.—The stern and part of the broads a, of Liverpool," in 'Tell of a vessel, wifh letters on the stern, ihore near Genou P. - FRIDAY, M .Chatham, M 31.—Wind S.W ARRIVSD gin, Heron, 3n, from Calcutta— la Bartlett, Valpara . New Arlean 'Al l ` 3 l. l a r en, 11 —COquette, fute, and Georgiana, Shaw, for Africa— Golden Eagle, Symonds, Bahia—Emma, Wakefield, San Fran SAI LCD Phillips, Konigsburg—Helen M'Gaw, Tucker champ; and Uckermude, Schwarz, New Yort derheyde, Gkeni—lndustrie, Zellien, Ostend. itn, Van Patrick Henry, Gor4 from New York Queen, for this pi arrived here yesti The Ticonde spoke the British ship Brooksby, from Glasgow to out 32 days, and the British ship Annie , of Belfast. t n lat. 45, 1 h L 62 in the cent lie Guy Mannerir 30th, as reported yesterday Volo, hence at the River Plate 20th Marcl -Commerce, Damster, from Ghent for this Fortune, Ritchie, from Rio Salado at London Water Witch, Smith, from Buenos Ayres at Falmouth IT Torbay and Industry, Davy:from Barb. trrived on the 29th May, and not on the (for Queens- ;horn on the sea, Lawson, tr 4 Eagle, Cormicl *Queenstown Fortitude, Mitchell, hence, and Gem, Hargrea town), from Rio Grande at Rio Janeiro, leaky. Ararat, Banks, sailed from Pernambuco for ] -.23rd April. Mori, Stone, hence at Ibrail. Tomlinson, Kirkr.ess ; Brothers, Lewis; and Samson, hence at Galatz. Diana, Meauriothence at Bilboa. Dolphin, Anderson, and Malvina, Gales, hence at Cronstadt. Earl Grey, Green ; Cousins, Evans; Harmonic, Schabeling; Henry, Jewell; Camelion, Harvey; and Resolution, Orme, hence at Helvoet. Sans Repos, Schulte, hence at Antwerp. SATURDAY, JUNE I.—Wind S.S.E ARRlVED;—Cavenanter, Patterson, from Margaret, Blenkin, from New Orleans—Dund from Ichaboe ARRIVED.-\ tt. Lnd Moffit, Taylor,lor, Bombay— —Naigator, Lefebvre, Buenos Ayres—Catherine, Earthy, and Montezuma, Bryer, New York—Canada (s.), Harrison, Halifax and Boston Olive Cecilie, Smit, Bergen—Belle, Lindsay, Mes sina—Electric Each, Pentreath, Trieste. • Jessie, for San Francisco, has put back, teal Winifred, Christie, hence at Madeira, and stale 16th May. Marchioness of Breadalbane, Clarke, hence at Madeira Stewart ; Wave, Kydd, and Mary Jessie, Tervitt for Calcutta Zenobia, hence at Cronatadt Vigilant, Groenendaal ; Union, Denduyts; Triton, Deswelp Nvverheid, Lievens; and Egide, Halewyck, hence at Ostend. - Blair, Davies, hence for Limerick, at Waterford, after heir aground on Drumoe Bank, but without apparent damage. Hermoden, Leith, hence for Christiansand, at Stcrnawar. Spirit, Pincher, hence at Buenos Ayres. Louriot Troil'aad, hence at Toulon. Esperance, hence at Paimbceuf. George, 'Phomas,:hetice at Pillau. Siren, and Ellen, hence off Riga. Rosa; from Konigsberg at Cromarty, and sailed for this por Hoop, Sanhel; Catherine Frederica, Armie, and Courier e Marseilles, sailed from Nantes for this port 28th May. Albert Gallatin, from Mobile at Havre. - Elphinstone, Rich, from Sierra Leone at Queenstown. 4 . Royal Mint, and Hope, Gill, from Callao, at ditto. Majestic, Cuthhertson, from Belize at ditto. Othello, Smith, from Buenos Ayres, and Susan, Bordit. Prot Dragomestre, off Falmouth, and proceeded for this port. Ituna, from Valparaiso, at London. SUNDAY, . JUNE 2.—Wind S E., light, SAlLED.—Alexander Baring, Wilson, for Calcutta•-.Cecilie, Wulf, Bergen—Cinderella, Mumford, Galatz—Alida, Harding, Rotterdam. Liverpool Packet,. Giaoobe, hence at Messina. John George, Storey, hence at Trieste. • Queen, (steamer i ) Brown, hence and Gibraltar, at Genoa 26th May. Achilles,'Velt, sailed frsm Ragusa for this port —th May. Harbinger, Candlish, from Monte Video, at Falkland Islands and sai!ed sth .Felu. for Vaiparaiso. Cambria, Askey, from New Orleans, at Queenstown. Arica, Nowlan, from Porto Rico, at ditto. • Arcturus, Wilson,•from•Barbados, at Dungarvon. MONDAY, JUNE 3.—Wind S., light, ARRIVED.—Jane, Hunter, and William anti Elizabeth, 'Pit cher, from New Orleans—Barbara, Houston, Mobile—Avon, Johnson, Savannah—Waterloo, Allen, New York—Frederick the Great, Alexandria, Egypt—Camilla (st.), Little, H avre —Carl, BoserAtettin—johanna, Watz, Griefswald. SAILED.—ArnoId, Parran, Stralsund—Brilliant, Ley, Leg horn—Mouville Union, Alvairie, Dieppe—Marietta, Melson, St. Thomas—Johanna, Richaids, St. Petersburgh—Sutclifye, Crow, St. John, N. B. and Port Adelaide—Clemence, Bouwens, Ostend—Partenceta, Maresca, Naples—Queen, Carter, Naples —Mercury, Reid, San Francisco. City of Glasgow (screw steamer,) Matthews, from New York at Greenock let inst., sailed May 18th. George Dean, Spuring, hence at Sierra Lcone. Keying, hence at Charleston. _ _ Acine, - Somerville; Abeona, Miles; Cambridge, Goodmanson; Empire State, Russell; Masonic, Coney; and A. Z., Chandler, all hence at New York. Walton, from Cork; and Parton, Taylor, from Rio Grande, at Queenstown. Sir IL. Peel, from Callao off do, ,OFF HOLYHEAD, inward bound, at 3. 30. p.m., Cceur de Lion, barque, from Charleston; Niagara (at.), and Tuscany, brig, at 4, p.m., but have not telegraphed where from. NEMIELS SPOKEN.—Sir Colin Campbell, from Charleston to Liverpool, 27th May, lat. 49, !ono ' % 18—Adam Smith, hence to Pernambuco, Ist April, in let. 7 S ., long. 32 W—Coxon, hence to New York 27th May, in lat. 49, long. 18. VESSELS SPOKEN. H.M.S. Snap, 16th March, in lat. 1 N., long_ 4 W.—John Moore, hence for Bombay, 28th March, in lat. 4 N., long. 19 W.—Elizabeth Brown, from Glasgow, same day--Shins, from Pernambuco, 23rd April, in lat. 4 S., long. 34 W.—lsabella, from Buenos Ayres, for this port, 26th April, in lat. 3 N., long. 32 W.—Royal Mint. 12th May, in lat. 5 N. long. 32 W.—Duke of Wellington, hence for Newfoundland, 18th May, in tat. 49, long. 19—Patrick Henry, from Virginia, for Cork, 23rd May, in lat. sf„ long. B—Promise, from Callao, for Cork, 14th April, in, lat. 14 N., long. 37 W., with mainmast sprung, and other da mage—Workington, from Mat.illa, 9th May, in lat. 48 N., long. 29 W. ; master-dead—Defence, of this port, l 7th May, in lat. 49. long. 19—Jamaica, hence for Jamaica, 22nd May, in lat. 49, long. 10—Frederica, hence for Valparaiso, 15th December, in iat. 41 S., long. 47 W.—Pearl, hence for Richibucto, 3rd May, in lat, 46, long. 42—Fanny, hence for California, sth April, in lat. 6 N., long. 22 — Catherine, hence for Genoa, 22nd May, in lat. 49, long. S—Gunga, hence for Madras, 9th March, in lat. 26 S., long. 30 W. ; carpenter seriously injured by a fall from the topsail yard - John Wood, hence for Calcutta, 26th February—Duke of Wellington, hence for Calcutta, 28th March, in lat. 3 N., long. 20 IV—John Moore, hence for Bom bay, 3rd April, in lat. 4 S., long, 25 W.—Mary Winch, hence 22nd May, in lat. 40, long. 11—Thomas Brocklebank, hence for Calcutta, 24th March, in lat. 2 N., long. 20 W.—Molly Bawn, hence for Valparaiso, 22nd March, in lat. 56 S., long, 55 W.-.-Commodore, of this port, 30th April, in lat. 19 N., long. 33 W.—Anna, hence 19th April, in lat. 43, long. 45—Mary Rowe, hence 29th May, in lat. 49 N., long. 11 W.—Mary Glo ver, from New York, for this port, 6th May, in lat. 42, long. long. 67—Thetis, hence 22nd May, in lat, 48, long. 12—Larpent hence for Canton, 23rd May, in lat. 50, long. 11—Anna Hen derson hence for Calcutta, 24th May, off Kinsale —Importer, from Mobile, for this port, 25th April, in lat. 34, lorg. 69 — Patna, hence for China, 26th March, in lat. 20—Science. of this port, 16th May, in lat. 47. long. 14—Josepha, hence for Africa, 18th May, in lat. 44—Fanny Mitcheson, hence for Alex andria, 4th May, off Cape St. Vincent—Emma, Searle, from •Mobile, for this port, 12th Mav, in lat. 40, long. 34—Vold, hence 20th March, off Point Indio, River Plate—Fame, hence for California, 11th April, in lat 2 4 N., long. 21 W.— Volumnia, hence for Quebec, in lat. 49, long. 29—Hugh, hence 26th May, in lat, 47, long. 12—Belle, hence for Africa, 28th May, twenty miles west of Tuskar—Cambria, from New Orleans, for this port, 14th May, in tat 43, long. 48—De Witt Clinton, hence for Valparaiso, 17th May, in lat. 44, long. 45 — Dryad, hence for Valparaiso, Ist April, in tat, 10 S., long. 30 ice at Ode THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. W.—Wilson, from Chagres, for this port, 19th May, in lat. 4 * 5, long. 27—Warbler, from this port, for New Orleans, 26th Man in lat. 47, long. 15—Molly Bawn, hence for Valparaiso, 22d March, in lat 56 S., long. 55 W.—Mersey, hence for California, 20th April, in lat. 1 S., long. 23 W.—Tam O'Shanter, hence for Quebec, 6th May, in lat. 46, long. 44—Milicete, from New Orleans, for this port, 20th May, in lat. 48, long. 24—Fame, hence for California, 11th April, in lat. 3 N., long. 22 W. Passed the Sound for Liverpool. May 10, London Packet, Kron, from Danzic. 11, Karl Richard, Kraeft, do. 11, Kleine Marie, Hankie, from Konigsberg. 12, Robert, Mayer, from Stettin. 13, Stolpe, Haase, from Danzic. 17, Achilles, Bandowski, from Memel. 17, Amity, Douglas, do. 18, Danzic, Scheel, do. 18, Penelope, 011hoff, from Stettin. 18, Talisman, Nuscke, do. 19, Union, Gill, from Danzic. 19, Frederich de Grosse, Henzel, from Bergen, 20, Gustav 3rd, Lindstrom, from Stockholm. 23, Germania, Arusberg, from Konigsberg. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. Indirect 'Direct. Indirect. Australia .. Feb. 16 Bahia April 13 Barbadoes 9 Bombay .. 17 B. Ayres Calcutta I April C California — C. G. Hope Chagres... Charleston China.... Demerara Havana .. Hayti .... Honduras Mauritius Mazatlan 14exico,(city) Mobile April 13 'Monte Video New Orleans New York... Panama .... March 15 May 11 March 22 9 April 27 May 11 March 2 April 4 April 25 Pernambuco Rio Janeiro. April 261 April 6 April 30 March 1 iir. Helena .. i t. Thomas.. rinidad.... &prills . May 9 April 8 May 1 April 20 March 19 April 9 IValparaiso 'Venezuela !Vera Cruz Agartlets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. MAY 31 Sugar.—There continues a fair demand, but the trade not being-generally willing to pay the advanced rates demanded, the sales are confined to 650 hhds. B.P. 2,500 bags Bengal and Atli's, for which very full prices have been ob ign—The Uusiness of the week has been on an le, both for export and home refining. The sales mount to 150 cases, 230 brls. brown Rio by public I. to 365. per cwt. duty paid ; 140 cases,- 900 bags and Pernambuco at 13s. 6d. to 175., 20 boxes yel- Havana at 20s. in bond, and 45 hhds. Porto Rico at 395. to Is. duty paid. Two floating cargoes have likewise been taken, me brown Bahia at 17s. 3d. for delivery on the continent, I one Pernambuco fora port in the United Kingdom, ' of which has not transpired. There are not any ' Molasses, but a better feeling is evident. :go of new Ceylon was offered by auction ut nearly the whole was withdrawn, the importer ng to accept the prices offered. Subsequently station have been sold at 50s. to 625. 6d., and 450 tive at 425. per cwt. A few tierces Jamaica have been I Of at 545. to 68s. per cwt. 200 bags black Pepper 3id. per lb. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. to report in Rice is dull, and rather lower prices have been accepted. with out much business being done either in Carolina or Bengal. Rum—The business is limited to 60 puns. Demerara, at Is. 6d. to 2s. 3d. per gallon for 11 to 35 per cent. O.P. Tea.-- Low and common Congous for price are in good demand. For all other descriptions the market is very inactive. Nothing reported in Indigo, Shell Lac or Lac Dye. 40 chests of East India Gum Arabic sold at 235. to 485., a small parcel of Plumbago at 18s. 6d.. and 500 bags Sago Flour at 18s. per cwt., 720 quarters of Egyptian Linseed sold at 41s. to 41s, 6d., and 1,500 bags Bom bay at 455. per quarter. Saltpetre remains dull, and only re tail sales reported. Of Nitrate of Soda, 150 tons sold at 13s. 9d., ex ship, and 14s. per cwt., in store. Guano.—The sales wards of 1,500 tons; Peruvian and Bolivian at 10s. 1, Patagonia at £7 10s. to £7 155., Ichaboe at £B, and Saldanha Bay at 10s. per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON . KET, MAY 31 The advices by each succeeding steamer, although fully con firmatory of the deficiency of the crop, have not materially in 'fluenced the market this week. The state of trade in Man- of the growing crop received per Canada, ca quiry ; but as holders have met this increa freely, only a partial advance of an id. per lb. American descriptions and Surat. Brazil ar tinue in good request. and command an hi n active in- Lsed demand very . can be quoted in id Egyptian con- Island remain without change. Speculators American, 100 Pernam, 70 Maceio, 1,390 El Surat, and Exporters 1,150 American, 210 Ba have taken 11,110 gyptian and 9,080 Ihia, 930 Pernam, gyptian )O Surat ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORT For the week ending May 31, OF COTTON, .__ ,ES OF THE WEEK lin the Week ThisWlC ' } 224651 ,00 Bow Georgia 200 f Mobile - l. Alabama avid Tennessee 1 -4142' f Pernambuco & Pa " l Aracati and Ceara 2550 Bahia and Maceio 1420 l Maranham Saw ginned hlinas 3243 3067 i 19258 } 46171 Demerara,Surinam, &c 100 Egyptian I Peruvian Bahama . Laguayra 138 242 4481 40606 Coimnim West India, &e.. 20 Carthagena .. Smyrna Manilia 120 Surat .. Madras t so } 2055 73185 815431 714466 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. MAY 28. The arrivals coastwise and from Ireland into this port, frorn . . are very abundant, - particularly of Wheat, being upwards of 29,000- qrs. from the north and south of Europe and Egypt, including 1,800 qrs. from Valparaiso. Of Indian Corn, chiefly from the United States, the fresh supply consists of 16,00 qrs., and the export to Ireland during the-week 23,613 ors. These large arrivals made less impression upon the trade here to-day than might have been .anticipated, the price of Wheat not being lower than on Friday, , which is 2d. per bushel decline f - ..xim this day week, at which, however, the sales were but lirn Flour Friday. , nerally was also languid, at :the reduced rates of Barley and Malt unchanged. The general run of Beans were slow sale, on the terms 'last noted ; but Egyptians 6d. per quarter lower. In Pease no vari ation. arcity, were the turndearer again to-day, ng qualities of Irish obtaining 2s. 7d. per 451bs. a , sale, on the terms of this day week. Oats, from actual the best mea Oatmeal al In Corn, on lioard ship, was 6d. per quarter cheaper, bu - a were held at last Tuesday's tales. parcels in sta 5 6 6 1 6 0 New 5 10 6 4 do.. 4 9 5 0 do. . 5 0 5 4 do.. BRITISH. s. d. s. d s. d. s. d. 5 4 (0 5 6 5 6 6 0 4 10 5 2 .5 2 5 5 Wheat, English, rei. Ditto, whit( Irish, red Ditto, white Rye, English, v. q Barley, English, Scotch & 1ri514.43 , 801 Malt, English, lo• qr. pale Irish Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch„,cld 2 8 2 10 New Welsh Irish, fine sorts ... , 2 6 2 7 do. general do. 2 4 2 6 do. Beans, English, v , qr..,. 27 0 —3l 0 d 0..... Scotch & Irish, 480th- 0 —24 0 'do. .... 23 0 —24 0 Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple — grey.... 25 0 —.26 0 Flour,per 28016 Ennlisl►& Irisb,2nds 25 0 —26 0 Ifine .... 26 0.-28 0 Ditto. superfiner2B 0 —3O 0 ;extra ..32 0 —34 43 Oatmeal, 4) , Id. of 240/1 Irish, 1349 Canadian 'Bran. go 24 lb --- Irsh6olb 22 0 —24 0 Chevalt;24 0 —26 0 2 9 3 0 1 48 0 -53 0 38 0 -45 0 22 :0 —22 6 !old !do. 2 :6 - 2 7 2 4 - 2 IS FOREIGN, Wheat, p 701 b. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & Limburg do Riga and Pctersbg. do Odessa, common do, French,Spanish,&c.do' Bannat & Marianopoli, Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye, i. qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, a. (01b, Grinding Oats, 4;) , 45th. • Beans,vcir. European.. 480th. Egyptian.... Pease, :p qr., Baltic, &c., white.... Flour, 1.5 barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do Philad. & Illtimore.do l Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, la. 480Ib. American white European do Do. Meal, ap , brl. 1951 b 21 0 -22 41 21 0 -22 0 0 10 - 1 s. d. s. d 5 4 5 6 'white 5lO 6 5 7 5 10 do 6 0— 6 4 5 6-6 9 highmix 6 6 6 10 5 9 6 2 white 5 10 6 3 4 9 5 .0 Arclingl 4 —4. 9 4 9 5 .0 Polish 5 1— 5 4 5 2 5 6 white 5 6 510 5 0— 5 3 Egypt'n 4 2 4 4 4 6 4 10 20 0 —24 0 .... 0 0 0 2 9 3 0 Matting 0 0— 0 0 2 6 2 8 Russian 2 4 2 6 24 0 —27 0 21 6 —22 0 26 0 —27 0 Canada. 24 0 —25 0 22 6 —23 6 23 0 —23 6 Ohio _23 0 —24 6 24 0 —24 6 N.Orins 0 0 0 0 19 6 —2l 0 Fm. spf.3l 0 —34 0 31 0 —32 0 yellow .31 6 —33 0 0 0 0 0 do. 32 6 —33 6 14 0 —l5 0 do 0 0-0 0 CORN EXCHANGE MAY 31 Although in any department of the Corn trade, thus far during the week, no lively symptoms are reported from London or the provincial markets of this country, yet, rather more firmness is generally apparent, and in some few cases Wheat is stated to have advanced ls. per quarter. The Irish markets at the same time, influenced by continued fine weather, the favourable appearance of the coming crops, and several arrivals of Grain direct from abroad, seem to evince a more feeble tone, for the moment. Notwithstanding the indifferent reports from England of late, holders of Grain in the northern ports of Europe still appear very tenacious, and unwilling to conform to the rates existing in this country at present. We have received scarcely anything worth naming from Ire land within the last three days; the arrivals coastwise are also extremely small, except Malt, :of which we3have to note a tolerable supply. Of Foreign Wheat during the same period the import comprises 8,508 qrs., chiefly from the north of Europe, whilst that of Indian Corn amounts to 20,894 qrs., the main bulk of which is American, the rest European; of other Foreign produce, however, the supply fresh at hand is only moderate. Although few country buyers appeared at our Exchange this morning, and our local millers operated rather sparingly, there was some demand for Wheat from the northern coun ties; and several parcels having been taken for Ireland, the transactions were collectively to a moderately fair amount, and all descriptions of this Grain maintained the annexed rates of Tuesday. Good sweet brands of States and Canadian Flour met some inquiry, but scarcely anything being offered, sales were limited and prices unvaried ; whilst Irish and French moved slowly to consumers on the terms last noted. Bar;ey and Malt, attracting little notice, barely retained their previous value.---Egyptian Beans receded again to-day CA. per qr., and other kindS of Foreign, as well as British, were the turn cheaper.—Pease, being also difficult of sale, were offered on lower terms.—Oats, being still very scarce, obtained Id. per 451bs. over Tuesday's rates; and Oatmeal remained steady in value. - Indian Corn, in order to save landing charges, has been sold ex ship at Is. per qr. und er Tuesday's currency; stored par cels, however, continued to be held firmly At forwer prices, and the =act closest with an unproved demand. ottritto. LIVtIII 3 OOL CATTLEMARKET. v _ ESTERD AY. I We have to report another small market of Cattle. and a fur ther advance of id. per lb. We had a fair supply of Sheep and Lambs, which sold at our last figure. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heiters Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 4id. „5 d. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4id. „ 44d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) s4d. ~ sid. „ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 40. „ 41d. „ Lambs 7d. , 2 73d. 2) Number of Cattle in market to-day :—Beasts, 1349; Sheep and Lambs, 7836. THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JUNE 1 DISCHAIWED: In-patients cured, 22; Relieved and at own request, 7 ; Made Out-patients, 2 ; Irregular, 2 ; Dead, 1. — ADMITTED: In-patients, 53; Out-patients, 9; Casuals during the week, IS; Remaining in the House, 199. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, E.Gibbon, jun., and C. W. Reade, Esqrs. SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MAY 29 IN-PATIENTS. At own reques t 0 Cured 12 Under treatment Relieved Irregular Dead Entered 13 Under treatment Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover, pro tem ; House Surgeons, Mr. W.P. Harrison and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, George Harrison and T. Robinson, Esqrs.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Mr. Minshull. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. JUNE 1. ADMITTED: Accidents, 46; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 15; Total, 61.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 20 ; Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out- Patients, 34; Irregular, 2 ; Died, I. Remaining in the Hospital, 86. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Rev. Thos. Hornby and Charles Wilson, Esqrs. ; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall; Treasurer, 13. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win Hughes oo LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES. FRANCIS MILL, Esq., Treasurer. Number of New Patients entered on the Books of Mt Dispensaries during the last week. North. South. Total. New cases relieved at the Institution 272. . 201.... 473 New cases visited at their own houses 58.... 58.... 116 VISITORS.—North, Vauxhall-road: J A. Tobin, William Carson, George G. Hornby, and R Johnson, Esqrs.— South, 1, Upper Parliament-street: C. Booth, J. W. Williams, E. Humble, Esqrs., and the Rev. C. Morrall. Secretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Patients attended during the week ended May 27 :—At the Dispensary, 152; at their own dwellings, 37;—total, 189. Joseph Kitchen, Esq., Hon. Secretary and T r easure r , 53, St. Anne-street; Visitors for the week, Mr. Thos. Gilbert and Mr. Edward Barton. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, MOUNT-PLEASANT. [MONTHLY . REPORT.] EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of May, 377 ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance (luring the month of May, 1424.—EAR DEPARTMENT: Patients prescribed for, (new and old,) and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of May, 340. Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. J. B. Barrow; Treasurer, Henry Crossfield, Esq. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, MAY 29, Boys on the Books 94 I Boys on the Sick List 0 Average daily attend ance .. 84 Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; J os eph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary ; J. B. Orriss,Superintendent; Yitors, - 11. 11, Stittlutra, Esq. and T, pintletbriaite, Esq. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. JUNE 1 Although but little business has been done during the week, and the weather has been as fine as possible, the prices of our last have been maintained for every article. Our market to day may be described as being steady but not active. This applies to each article. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MAY 31 We have a good arrival of Wheat here to-day, with a fair quantity of other grain. Holders of Wheat are firm, and for the best qualities ls. per qr. more is obtained, other sorts about the same as last week.' 'Barley slow sate, except for the best descriptions. Beans rather cheaper. Oats and shelling fully as dear. • PRESTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 1 Our market during the past week has continued much in the same state as previously noted. We had a fair supply of Eng lish Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a languid sale at the rates of this day se-nnight. Irish as well as foreign in limited demand, but unaltered in value. Flour without change. Beans firm. Oats in tolerable request, and in some cases id. per bushel dearer. Farmers' Oatmeal 6d. per load higher. Irish met a slow sale at our last currency. LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 28. We have a smaller arrival of Wheat to-day than of late, which meets a steady sale at last Tuesday's prices. Barley and Oats also maintain their value, but Beans are Is. per quarter lower than last week. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET JUNE 1. A short supply of farmers' Wheat at market to-day, and hay- ing also onlii limited supply coastwise and from abroad, fac tors were enabled to realize an advance of Is per quarter on both English and foreign qualities, with a good demand at that improvement. Grinding Barle y , sells freely at 6d. to Is. per quarter more money. Malt of fine quality in request. Rye, Peas, and Beans fully support previous rates, with a fair sale. A small supply of Oats from the country, and the arrivals of Scotch and foreign being scanty, no difficulty was experienced in selling at a further advance of Is. per quarter for good qua lities, but light and inferior descriptions are no dearer. A fair . . arrival of Flour, - but the stocks in land previously being very light, a good demand was experienced, and prices were fully is. per sack higher. At the close of the market our millers put up their prices for Flour 3s. per sack. The weather continues remarkably fine. Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr. 425. to 448 Do. Do. red, do. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack 28s. 6d. to 295. 6d WISBECH CORN MARKET. JUNE 1 We have a fair show of Wheat here to-day, and prices are about 6d. per quarter more than last week on red wheats ; and white is no dearer. Beans rather easier to buy. Oats co mand full rate Best Red Whet Secondary Wheats.6oll Best White Wheat..62lbs Sec. White Wheat-6011 Beans Oats !xtra 00s 621bs. to 631bs. per bush-38s. to 38s..extra 40s _ .. , 611bs 631bs 651b5.,, 66 list. „12 DUBLIN CORN MARKET, MAY 31 The weather continues very fine, and our market to-day was in consequence dull ; but the supply of farmers' Corn being small, the prices of Tuesday were supported. There was but a trifling business done in Indian Corn, at a reduction o quarter. White Wheat..: Red dittc Barley.. Oats, old d is. per 6d to 24s Od 1 Oatmeal lOs 6d to 1 1 s 6d s Od I Second Hour 12s Od to 14s Cd 9s Od to 12s Od I Indian Co: 9s 6d to lls 6d J 480 lbs.. AST CORN MARKET, MAY 31 At this day's market Wheat, Barl their value, and were a good sale. 0 of store in'better supply, was easier was thelighest paid. Indian Corn £7 7s. Get to 41 12s. Gd.; ye 2s. 6(1.10 ss. below this day we largely, except at the extreme o to porch may be JUNE 1 CORK CORN MARKET, The transactions in fine Flours have been this week owing to the English advices and bakers havi of theirlate purchases on hands. Hogsheads and thin__ in brisk demand. In Wheat millers are acting with much caution, which has caused the trade to rule dull; holders, however, are unwilling to accept lower rates. Indian Corn has receded ss. to 7s. 6d. per ton, at which there is a moderate business doing. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. MAY 29 The show of Beasts to-day was unusually small, and any thing prime found ready buyers at per 'head advance. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MAY 2 We had an excellent show of fat stock at our market to-day, and a large attendance of buyers. Upon the whole a very good business done at rather better prices, and at the close of the market 'nearly all the stock disposed of. Beef, ss. to ss. 6d. per stone.; Mutton, 4d. to sd. per lb. An excellent show of lean stock and Pigs. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MAY 30 We had but a limited supply of Cattle and Sheep, neither was there the same appearance of young ca'tle and stock as last weeK. - 1018, taken together-with a very limited supply at last Monday's Liverpool market, caused an advance of 2s. to 3s. on Beef, but Mutton, although free sale,, was on the whole steady; Lambs, however, commanded a high figure, say 14s. to 245. each; -Pigs were also Is. to 2s. per cwt. up, especially such as were fitfor bacon for the London markets being sent on by rail alive, ;to be slaughtered and sprepared at Waterford. Buyers were also from Cork for Sheep, which being a new fea ture in the Dublin trade, we note accordingly. Beef, in 'sink, 425. to 455.; very prime, 465. to 478.4 and single Beasts, 48s. per cwt.; Mutton, 50. to 6d. aad 60.1 Veal, 6d. to bid. per lb.; Bacon Pork, 345. to 365. per cwt. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, Juxe 1. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Hay, old, 2015 0 7i@ 0 9i Potatoes, 20 80Ib. gew Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel ..z26 0 —27 0 Blacks Straw, Wheat .. 0 3i— 0 4 Turnips, v. ton . 0 0 0 0 Oat 0 3a— 0 4 Carrots .......... .0 0— 0 0 Barley PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JUNE 8. . a. d. Beef la lb a. 0 ; d. 5 to() d i (1 GrapesFor.l. lb 0 9to 0 0 Mutton 0 53 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 53 0 63 Do. Eng. i f s , lb. 0 0 0 8 Lambfore -or 0/ --0 73 Fowls, IF , couple. 2 6 .3 0 { • " hind-qt. 0 7 0 73 Ducks 3 6 4 6 Fresh Pork .... 0 6 0 0 Geese 3 0— 3 6 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cherries, per lb 1 6 0 0 Filberts 1 0— 0 0 Turkeys 4 0— 0 .0 Fresh Butter .. 1 0 1 2 Peas, per peck lO 0— 0 13 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 :11 Rabbits, 13 , cple. I 10 2 0 Eggs 4.1. 120 4 6 0 0 Plovers Potatoes,'' Peck 1 2 1 :5 Wild Ducks New Rii to, ge lb 0 5 0 0 Woodcocks . Asparagus, vioo 2 0— 0 0 Larks .....4p , doz. 0 0— 0 0 PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICJ Destination Mails desp'dlLast Pa( I from Lon don I sailed, ket,Next Packe t due. S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon 1 7th, 17th, Madeira Spain and 27th of( May 27 1 due June Gibraltar and month Malta &lonian Islands} 20th Greece and Egypt of every India, Ceylon,& China_ month. Indus ... I Next Mail May 20,due June 28 (I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd. (except Honduras & n Bermuda,) For. Col. ‘ 2nd of aenvdel7ry th•Avo May 17 4u in W. Indies, except month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira Next Mail June 7 Next Mail ue June 22 (2) Mexico & Havana..} 2nd of every Thames (3) Bermuda, St. Juan month only. de Nicaragua, and 17th ofevery Avon New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th H M Peterel HMB Crane Buenos Ayres I levery monthi May 6 June 2. LIVERPOOL STATION.I Brit. N. America, Ber. ( Every alter. Canada.. muds. and U. States I I Friday. I May 25 Niagara.. Jun STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—The improvement experienced on Tuesday has been rather strengthened and extended as the week has advanced. It may be broadly stated that, in yarns for home consumption, the attainable prices are now fully id. per lb. higher than they were this day week, and not less than id. , or id. in mule and water twist adapted for exportation, including the lower numbers. The manufacturers have bought with a good deal of freedom, particularly in weft ; and the foreign transactions have been rather considerable in their aggregate amount. The upward tendency in goods is less decided and more partial than in yarns. The main improvement is in low printing cloths, for which makers have asked some further advance during the last day or two. In the same time, long cloths and T cloths have found rather more ready sale, and on slightly better terms. In the course of the week, we have had a somewhat increased, though a still limited business in the lighter makes of 40-inch skirtings, with a trifling advantage, as to price, on the sellers' side : the better qualities continue inanimate, yet firm. The manufacturers of stout domestics are increasingly indifferent about selling. The dispropor tionately high price of cotton has led to an unusual extension of the Whitsuntide holidays amongst the spinners and manu facturers, who have availed themselves of this opportunity for making many repairs and alterations which would otherwise have been deferred ; thus reducing their consumption of the raw mateaial without a formal resort to " short time." And the diminution of production thus effected is manifestly adding to the effect with which a previous lightness of stock, and a persuasion that the cost is not likely to be lessened, tell• upon the value of yarns and goods of all descriptions. MACCLESFIELD.—Since our last. the sales of manufactured goods have been on a small scale, and prices are said to be un satisfactory. ROCHDALE.—The wool market is yet dull, and prices, espe cially for English Wool, may be quoted rather easier. LEEDS.—The staple trade of this town and neighbourhood continues moderately brisk, the manufacturers being well employed, stocks not heavy, and prices firm. The chief busi ness doing is for the foreign trade. BRADFORD.—WOOL.—The improved demand lately noticed is fully supported, and some kinds of wool are become scarce. Fine bright-hair Lincoln and Yorkshire lots are readily taken out of the market on their arrival, at a small advance; good useful sorts are also better to sell, though a decided advance cannot be quoted. In noils and shorts no change since our last. YARNS.—There is no difference either with the shipping houses or home consumers ; both are free buyers ; and, prices having become settled, there is a good business doing. PIECES.—The demand for Cobourgs is now active, and the stock on hand is materially reduced. Large orders are given out, and prices are decidedly firmer. In other goods there is 'so a steady business doing. There is no .new feature in the aspect of the . Lastings of low readily met with. n the hall to-day, showing a more than ordinary dem article. The spinners are fully et change in the quotations. There is Wool, as the spinners are working up their stocks, and waiting for the new clip ; but there is a pretty confident impression that Wool has seen its lowest figure. HUDDERSFIELD.-Our market has been rather flat, consi dering the fineness of the weather, with the exception of the fancy and tweed portions ; the manufacturers of those articles are as busy as possible for the Ame icon IMF - not been much business doing in the ware' t. There has .es this week. The Wool marl METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER It. C. 11. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STI tiTMOSPHERIC Temperature •essure at labadebysel Humidity at Fall C; Noon. _ - oil of Max. Min 29 30'09 30'02 67 30 30'00 30.03 74 31 30.12 30'13 73 1 30'24 , 30'24 76 0'24 ;s.s.N. 30 30'2! LONDON GAZET77, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, J. Baldwin, J facturers—f TIONS OF DIVIDENDS registering g bermometeriDifferet. IWet and Dryl 3 i .- i p N. 174;54 ESDAY, MAY 28 _ and J. Peers, Stockport, bat.manu 3. Newton and G. Lodge, Manchester, tailors. W. Smith, Coln and Trawden, Lancashire, cotton manufac turer—first div. of Sid. in the pound, Tuesday, June 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester. DECLAI BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. treet, St. James's-square, 25.—Daniel Bis London, wine-merchant BANKRUPTS. Joah and Jonathan Crossley, Bangor, Carnarvons,. merchants, June 12, July 2, at 11 o'clock, at the Li. ,t,i District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Hili and Matthews, Saint Mary Axe; and Messrs. Laces and Co., Li verpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. Thomas Hughes, Newport, Monmouthshire, shipbroker. Thomas Croft, Whitechapebroad, London, livery-stable George Thornloe, High-street, Poplar, grocer. William Eeley, Horsepath, Oxfordshire, butcher DIVIDENDS. June 20, R. H. F. Williams and M. Wilson, Liverpool, mer chants—June 18, W. Blain, Liverpool, corn merchant. CERTIFICATES come he shown day of meeting. June 19, W. Ellison, Stainsby-road, Poplar, builder—June 19, E. Wolsey, Wereham, Norfolk, corn merchant. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. May 24,_.L . Barr,..Nevv . Turnstile, Holborn, a. street, Piccadilly, ironmongei (third dais.) TA .. ol4 7 rond, St FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS 'DISSOLVED. E. Knott and J. Crook, Preston, Lancashire, milliner Wolfenden and Taylor, Manchester, engineers; as fat Bards S. Moore.—Currie, Lempriere, and Co., Liver chants; as far as regards J. I. Currie.—Bow turnley, Lancashire, manufacturers of mule nd Phillips, Colne, Lancashire, and elsewhere, Atherton :Inc roving.—Shan cotton spinners. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS B. Lord, Blackburn, Lancashire, coal dealer—first div. of Is. 10d. ' on Tuesday, June 11, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Pott'e, Manchester. R. Ellerheck, Pilkington, Lancashire, cotton spinner —second div. of 13-16 d., on Tuesday, June ii, or any subsequent Tues day, at Mr. Pott's, Manchester. ____ BANKRUPTS. John Perko, Cross-street, Islington, London, farrier. John Jackson, Mark-lane, Lordon, eatinghouse-keeper Friend Westover, Lewisham, Kent, cheesemonger. Samuel Adams, Birmingham, gun manufacturer. Augustus Keapel Holman, Leeds, cloth manufacturer. Wallis James Garrett, Bath, grocer. DIVIDENDS. June 24, E. S. Boult, Liverpool, stockbroker.—June 21, J Gray, jun.. Liverpool, metal broker.; MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL May. _ _ Hour 4, 'Hart and Son (2nd) Ditto, 11 4, Samuel Wroth Anthony (audit) 4, William Green (proof and div.) 4, Fosberry and Ingleby (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 7, David Williams (2nd) Ditto, 11 7, Barton, Irlam, and Higginson (proof) Ditto, 11 11, Frederick Duncan (2nd) Ditto, 11 11, Gasleell Johnson (2nd) Ditto, 11 11, Jeffryes and Meek (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 12, J. Crossley and Co. (Ist) Ditto, H 14, Joseph Robinson Pim (proot) Ditto, 11 RAILWAY RECEIPTS. TLe following are the receipts that is to say, up to the date to are made:— RAILWAYS Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Union Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton& South Coast London 4nd South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln' Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham' Midland Great Western(lreland) Newcastle and Carlisle North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South-Eastern • South Devon Taff Vale Ulster West Corn Wall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick itucl North M 441 d 1 f railways tor the past weex, which the respective returns 1850. Amcunt ending 1103 0 0 1347 0 0 - 25 580 0 0 -26' 1313 0 0 - 19 452 0 0 -26 4529 0 0 -19 ; 6330 0 0 - 26 3028 0 0 -22 I 239 0 0 - 23 884 0 0 - 28 769 0 0 -25 576 0 0 - 22 130 0 0 - 26 742 0 0 - 25 3894 0 0 - 25 2562 0 0 -26 17007 0 0 - 26 4857 0 0 - 26 2478 0 0 - 25 3255 0 0 - 25 1077 0 0 -19 3654 0 0 -25 4313 0 0 -26 17206 0 0 -26 19127 0 0 -19 3750 0 0 - 19 934 0 0 -26 229 0 - 25 167 0 II -26 47517 0 0 -26 1076 0 0 -25 12117 0 0 -• 27 11774 0 0 -26 7679 0 0 -26 24604 0 0 - 26 1389 0 0 - 18 2373 0 0 -26 3403 0 - 25 6114 0 - 25 2650 0 0 -26 1441 0 0 - 25 468 0 0 -26 1611 6 0 - 26 466 0 0 - 25 13786 0 0 - 19 1918 0 0 - 25 2596 0 0 -26 877 0 0 - 25 281 0 0 - 19 202 0 0 -26 15049 0 0 7515 I 0 4068 2314 15860 2869 1220 3011 2390 3539 17783 12199 2161 148 160 44543 968 TARRIED On the 19th April , Christ Church Ven. Archdeacon ,w WILLIAMS, of t, , WILLIAM, only sur merchant, of Nils,— of th On the 23d ultimO;W§i. Peter's C SMITH, second officer of the Eleanor son of Mr. SMITH. solicitor, Haverfoi Miss ANNE HOLDEN, of this town. On the 24th ultimo, at Dover, Mr. this town, to MARY TAYLOR, eldest the late EDWARD TAPI On the 25111 ultimo, at Mr. DAVENPORT. of Tc daughter of Mr. FIE! 7 Same dm .ch, Mr. JAMES C Ir. HI Rev. V. R. Ry JANE HAMILL,( Same day, at St. BROCKLEBANK, tu Toxteth-park. is ELIZABETH M On the 26th ultimo. W. H. Wright, M.A., to Miss ELIZABETI- by the Re lE, engines ) M`KI A. in S Rev. Temple mere S MA 111 atholic C Ilighr net, by the Stewar ELLEN by the F MORGAN, of Lail Knott and Co., mil PITMAN of Paternoster-rove Bath, Inventor of daughter of ROBER Same day, at St. Jc Mr. THOMAS MOR: On the 2nd instant Hughes, Mr. JAMES Same day, at Mr. ROBERT F. LIAIIIS Same day, at St. John' Mr. WILLIAM GOOD t Same day, at St..lohn' day, at St. John VIES CORRELL Same day, at St. John Mr. EDWARD HALSA Same day, at St. Philit , to ELIZABETH, daugl re- I Of this town , mer- Same Mr. JA ,t St. P 1 Cyrus GARN he 3rd instant, at Morrall, M.A., Mr ETT. Lately, CIIARLtS I de Vittre, Grand Office] E _VILLENEUVE. ( n of Honour, ar the most Lately, nary to her Majes elegant instrumen objects concealid wit He also st investigation of dise addition of a lenticu magnification of stm f the r Lately, at Brighton BARDSLEY, for no charities of Manche Lately, at sea, while Dr. COLADA, of Praol were of great importa On the 21st Janu: from Honolulo, Mr. I On the 19th March, at Rio ROWLAND LOWE, of this tc On the 12th Apriflast, at PURDY, aged 21, chief ollh On the 14th April, at Pe St. Michael's a, Same day, at the He nearly 100, MARY THO: institution, during whicl vales of that benevolent On the 41st ultimo, at relict of Mr. WM. JONE Ztrtbo, IftarriageO, anb laratbo. BIRTHS. On the 3d ultimo, the wife of Mr. OVER, auctioneer, of !Rugby, of hertwentieth child. On the 21st ult., the wife of Captain JOHN COOK, of a daughter. On the 23d ultimo, the wife of Mr. SAMUEL AUSTIN of her Majesty's ship Ganges, of a daught er . , On the 26th ultimo, in St. James'-place, London, Lady LYITLETON, of a daughter. On the 27th ultimo, at North Bank, St. John's Wood, Mrs. AUGUSTUS FISHER, of a daughter. Same day, at 87, Tower-hill, London, the lady of EDWARD MOSS, Esq., of a son. Same day, in Springfield, Everton, the wife of Mr. H. "1. WARD, of a son. Ti O io nt i h s e o 2B N t , h o n f lt a im st o il . l i b n o H rn ill s - o s n tr . N eet, Toxteth-park, Mrs. JOHN Same day, Mrs. GEORGE MITCHELSON, of Gloucestsr street, of a daughter. Same day, at 88, Tower-hi MOSES, Esq., of a daughter On the 30th ultimo of a daughter. On the Ist instant C. CURRY, Esq., of ._ Same day, at No. 17, York-terrace, Mrs. J. H. WEIGHT MAN, of a daughtE London, the lady of MAURICE irs. EDWARD PARKER, of Kirkdale, Ining-street, the wife of ROBERT Nassau, N.P., by the lest son of Mr. WM. 00l Ciurier-office, to BELINDA. aughter of B. W. BETHEL, Esq.. s port and Li Wales, to THOMAS LAKER, of surviving daughter of Rev. S. Smith, J MARIA, fifth Edge-hill, by the of Dover, to Miss THOMAS 1. Falloon Falloon, Church, Mr. JOHN ROBINSON , Michael's Church, by the Rev, JOHN PEEL, to Mrs. MARY f one of country, of varied talents, ;HTON, tain THOMAS late of this town. On the 3d ultimo,. STEER, of the Paul Pt On the 11th ultimo, OSGOOD, the well-kown _es. On the 2Gth ultimo, at Belfast, Mr. ROBERT RENWICK Deceased was the last of the Renwicks, who left Scotland and settled in Ireland in 1688, and was a descendant of the martyr of that name. _ . _ _ _ at New York. Mrs. FRANCES S sigh° RA, to A child and heir M the ( of the Conde de it officiated partook of an el( left t s, in Eaton-Nun - re, 11 for Tunbridge Ilantly distinguishe Edge-hill On the 27th ulthr JOHNSTONE, Bai CHARLOTTE, ( Camelford-house. Same day, at St the 28th ultim Mr. JOHN to Miss ELIZA' county. On the 29th ultimo, at D. D. Stewart, A.M., Mr. Cumberlam Same day at St. HANNAH; second daugl Same day, at St. Bride Mr. JOSEPH WILLIAM N, eldest da , wine erj tal for Incurables, Dublin t 6ed n inmate of that eriod she never transgressed the :ham, a ed GG, MARIA Same day, at Wavertree, of consumption, Mr. THOMAS EDWARDS. 22d ultimo, in London, in his 69th year, Mr. G HARVEY. for 46 years of the Globe and Traveller newspapers. On the 23rd ultimo, at York, aged 78, Mr. MATTHEW GAWTHORP, formerly for several years one of the proprie• tors of the York Herald and York Courant newspapers. Same day, aged 60, Mr. SAMUEL BEDSON, ship-chandler. On the 24th ultimo, at the house of her brother, Dr. W. 0. Porter, of Portland-square, Bristol, aged 74, Miss JANE PORTER, the talented authoress of 'Thaddeus of Warsaw, The Scottish Chiefs, Pastor's Fireside, &c. She maintained the vigour of her intellect and her habitual cheerfulness of disposition till her death, which was caused by a second attack of pulmonary apoplexy. Same day, at Grendoi. in a fit of apoplexy, Sir G. On the 25th ultimo, at Roby, Mr. MATIIEW MURR, of this town. Same day, aged 46, Mr. THOMAS GREGSON, printer, fos upwards of twelve years employed is the Mercury office. Same day, at Ferry-Port-on-Craig, aged 25, MAY NICOL. The deceased was of the extraordinary height of six feet six inches. ?rinting department -hall, near Atberstone, Warwickshire, WYND, Bart. ed 51, SARAH, wife of Same day, at Ulvet eldest daughter of the 1 ELIZABETH On the 26th ultimo, at Torq... HODGSON, master-mariner, I Same day, in India-street, E Esq., late of St. Petersbur A ,..• Same day, GEORGE UGUSTUS, the third and dearly beloved sun of GEORGE STUART HAWTHORNE, M.D., of this town. ire, Mr. CHARLES .s town WM. HANDYSIDE, Same day ' aged 74 , Mr. W. DALLY, for upwards of forty years a faithful servant to Messrs. Ciopper, Benson, and Co. On the 27th ultimo, aged 42, JOSEPHINE, wife of Monsieur JEAN B. CROS. Same day, GEORGL, of West Kirby, Cheshire Same day, in Dryden street, aged 45, painter. On the 28th ultimo, al RICHARD, eldest son o near Preston , Odes of Mr. LLOYD BOLLAND, Mr. WM. PEERS, "ter a few days' illness, aged 35, WAY. C CALROW, Esq., of Watton-lodge, Same day ; in her 72. rd CHRISTOPHER HAYES, shi, Same day, aged 72, Mr. THOMAS MORRIS ; late of Falkland-'street. r, MARY, relict if Bute-street, Same day, aged 22, Mr. THOMAS BILLINGS Wm. Billings, stonemason, Nelson-place, Edge-hi Dn of Mr. On the 26ili ultimo, in L'ondon, - ni his ;Ist Year; WILLIAM BIRLEY, Esq., of Ribby-hall, one of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for this county. On th 30th ultimo, in Erskine-street, JULIA, wife of Mr. JOHN O'DONNELL. On the 31st ultimo, at \Vavertree, aged 22, HANNAH ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mr. JONATHAN SHAW, cotton-broker. Same day, at Wavertree, aged 22 years, HANNAH ELIZA BETH, the eldest daughter of Mr. JONATHAN SHAW cotton broker, of this town. - Same day, ' at No. 51, Westbour ne-terra ce , Es, gardens, qa7 N 7 ' . N, relict of the late NICHOLAS SAI ed g 0 ( 1 ) , e n r L h o e r l o s f t t i i n , e s tr u i t n , a J t , i t e rt A l E s3 S ;i u L in A , 141 a B ge E d R is s o m n o O n f t hll Ile Park ISBURY r. PARKER TIDE TABLE MORN. 11 G. HGH YS, ETC _ 1 - ----- , - June-h. m. h. m. ( ft. in. Tuesday.... 4 553 . 611 ilO 11 \ Wednesday. 5 847 7221 11 8 Thursday .; 6 7:33 821 112 5 Friday .... 7 817 910 13 11 Saturday .. 8 959 950 15 7 Sunday •••• 9 10 43 10 38 17 1 1 2d Sund. after Trinity MM.'s* 110 10 _0 11 22 ig 4 (NwiNloon7ll,7lxonor4 Boni face TIFFS) da was a man y and other hr 1 the I Janeiro, of y 'S. of I Church V. M. I