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Veb. 11, 1813 &bipping *iltelligurr. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. —Wind W.N.W. ARRIVED. Carthagenian, from Bombay—Governor Douglas, from Jo S t. Andrew's—New Zealand, and Margaret, Bruce, from St. n. N.l3.—Tomlinson, Kirkness, from Galatz—Berwick Castle, Forster, from Malta —and Maria. Faicke, from Danzig. SAILEU.--Lord Anson. Malyard, for Sierra Leone and Bombay —Wasp. Green, for Africa —New York, Cropper, for New York —Mary Ann Henry. Roy, for Maranham—Corinth, Smith. for Havannah— Hums, Lauchlean, and Harriet, Bartlett, for Gib raltar—parker, Risien. for Demerara—Nimble, Be sley. for St. Michael's —Ann, Softley, for Cadiz, Buenos Ayres and Valpa raiso —Martha, Wooley, for Leghorn and the Mauritius—and Hibernia, (s.tearner) Hewitt, for Halifax and Boston. WEDNESDAY, Fig/nu/Ant 5. Aartivi.D.—Bolt on Abbe 'Gill. and Candidate, C or k , f rom Pomona. ey M Wind N.W. fre s h. Ichaboe— sl•Kinnon, from Paraiba; sailed 25th Dec. in company with the Active, and Cametton, for Liverpool— Hamard, H rward, from Savanttah—Giovania, Tagliafero, from Malta —Auguste, from Ostend. ------ s.rances, Russell, from Ichoboe, at Falmouth Prince Albert, Gibson, sailed from Valencia for X.abia on the 24th January Pet, Shotten, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port 3•:th Jan. Eliza Bell, Bell, from Bahia, at Bremen 31st January Antelope, Guicke, hence for Dantzie, at Swinernunde 23rd January Alexander Brandt, Hubert, hence at Guickstadt 35th Jan. Pheenix. Fradsen, hence at Elsinore, and cleared for Kjoben haven 28th January Constantinople, Young hence at Leghorn 20th January Effort, Orfeur, tam Civita Vecchia. at Leghorn 18th Jan. Yarmouth, Fors3th. froni Yarmouth, at Leghorn 19th Jan. Rival, Stewart. from London, at Leghorn 19th January 1 Eupheinia, Crockett, sailed from Leghorn for this port I gth January . Mary Ridgway, Trail, sailed from Leghorn for London 24th January Osprey, Way, from London, at Malta 19th January Courser. Varwell. from London, at Malta 2 , th January • .1 •ne. Gales, from Odessa, at Malta 25th Jan. and sailed for Alexandria Salem, Hicks, and New Holland, Parsons, hence at Alexan andria oth Jan. Tom Banks, Jones, from Beirout. at Alexandria 14th Jan. • Theseus, Barnes, sailed from Alexandria for Smyrna 16th Jan. Fenella, Thomas, from. Gibraltar, at Malaga 21st Jan. Mazeppa, Watt, sailed from Algoa Bay for the Mauritius 20th November Dorothea Bertha, Domansky, hence fur Hamburg, at Ny y, sailed from the Cap e o f Good all for Icts a b oe H ellesund 4th Jan. Lord John Ru sse ll , Garrit Mope 24 h Nov.; Ellen, Tiller, 26th, and Era, Higston, 27th — Henn, Feb 3.—Jeanie, Fonmentel, from SMelds for Rouen. has put Ito Grimsby, , eaky, and must discharge to repair. A sloop, with black mast, is sunk off Trusthoipe, in about four fathoms %solar BONAGHADEM, Jan. 31.—A t.erfoy, M'Al; in, 53 days from Ichaboe, for the Clyde, off this port. The Dolphin, Clegg, of this port ha been totady wrecked at Lamlash CnAv, Feb. 3.—The Breeze, of Plymouth, from Marseilles for Wisbeach, w,th oil-cakes, came on shore to the n' rthwi.rd of Blackney harbour on the Ist instant. Crew saved ; and the cargo is di,charging in a damaged state. A head board of a vessel. marked " Liverno," has been picked up on the beach Beawiek, Fit. I.—Rapid. of Nairn, for Goole. was run told of on Saturd.y Roberts,last, off Holy Island, by a light schooner, which carr.ed away herjibboom and topmast, but did no other damage BELFAST Feb. ' a tremendous gale of w I.—on Saturday, and all day on Sunday last r nd commencing about south-west, and suddenly veering round to thenorth.weSt, violeoce along the north coast of Ireland. During the hurric4ne swept with fearful two vesaiels went down near Larne Lough, one laden with coals. and the other with lime. The crews of both are supposed to have perished. A large sloop, laden with iron , for Belfast, went down at Gamin Point, near Cushenda,l, the crews of which escaped in the boat. and after enduring where driven into Cushendure A schooner was observed to go much hardship, down between Babintoy and Giant's Causeway. Lou about three in the afterncon, the Shannon, from Sligo for Lou don, was dashed on the rock, at the Pull. at the west end of Rathlin Island. Three of the crew were drowned, the master Lad his thigh broken, and was otherwise drearfully injured. l ie 'les on the islend. with little hope of recovery. Between Ballycastle and Portrush, feather beds, sea chests, ship's round huse. painted green ; topmast, painted white; Baltic planks, twist teat in length. together with many other articles, have been cast o❑ shore, which her to the conclusion that much inure damage than has been witnessed Las been done by this gale BRAKE. Jan. 27.—The English brig W estmoreland, and the auntie Clans, of Embden, were last night cut through the ice, th fi led with water. The cargo of the former, consisting of salt has for the most part diszolved; the latter is discharg ing, and rr:sy be considered a wreck. home ether vessels lying on the strand have also suffered by ice. NEW Toast. Jan. 14.—Dove, Parker, of and from Liverpool N.S. for Dominica, was capsized in a gale 2:th ultimo ; master and two men taken off 2nd instant, by the GrLon, Kelly, arrived here; three men drowned. The iiipp hte, of and for Balm's. from Jamaica, was fallen in with 12th ultimo, in lat. 37. la g. 7u, with less of foremast. master was ed overboard, and mate dead ; the rem hider of the crew were taken off by the Nonantum, ari ived at New Orleans. The Cremona, Fox, thorn Demerara to, Baltimore. has al rived at Nantucket leaky, ands trained with loss of sails, &c. The British brig Evelina, Owens. trtm Halifax ft r Boston, which struck on a rock in BarriLgton Harbour previously to 25th ulti, has Lien Con demned. rhe ship seen on shore on the Old Man Rip, S.E. side of Nautuaft 3s!th ultimo, was the Farewel, from Philadelphia. Which artived at Boston let instaet. A boat, nineteen feet long, obout six months old, and not long in the water. painted lead celoirr inside and outside, and stamped inside " Pearsall, cf Nee York,” %. as picked up 2;th ultimo. in lat. 37, long. 70, by the Camera, Dunbar, arrived here. The Sophia Walker, Od. Man. of and trout Boston for this port and Trieste, went on shore in the sound, near Sand's poiut, during a heavy gale 6th Distant, but was got off rater c tting away her masts, and towed up to this city 6th ii.k•tmt. A large vessel, apparently a brig, bottom upwards, was passed in lat. 25, long. 72, by the Revolutioner, arrived here. A brig, with loss of topmasts, Sm. Was seen 4th instant, in lat. a 3, long • 71, aepareutly steering for Newport HAMBURG, Jan. 29.—The Fairway of the Ellie, as far as the Boon • hes been cleared of ice. The Kohlbrand is 1- eked up hy the ice. Off Blankenese and Schulatt there is much drift ice. Jan. 3n —Toe Lightship resumed her station off Schulau, but was c,e . , ; elled to leave in consequence of the ice. VESSELS SPOKEN.—Clydesdale, of Greenock, 25th Jan. out- War bound, in lat. 4S• long. 15 Tyro. Carter, from Yarmouth fordec, 17th Jan. in Stalta Channel; Devonshire. from New port for Constantinople, 18th Janon Pantillaria ; Flora, from Guernsey for St. Helena, r• Dec.D in lat. 11 N, long'. 22 W ; Elize, from:Llverpool for St. Thomas, 2Z.th Jan. in lat. 47, long. 14. —__________ THURSDAY. FasRUARY 6 .—Wi• d N.. fresh. Aaarvun.—Crescent. lr m Ichahoe—Messenger, Lewis, from Ghent—Lima, Towne, from kochester—Mary Eliza, Evans, from New a, Robinson, from Dublin— Coldbeck, from Whitehaven. Principe de Radali, Costa, and Ellen, Roche, hence at Naple. Jessamine. Jarvis, from Leghorn, and Invincible, Newman, Leal:Cephalonia, at Gibra:tar. AL•rtha, Scriven, hence at Lisbon. Ernilie, Harris. sailed from Lisbon for this port 24th ult. Erimia, Graham, Perguson, hence at Oporto. Douro, Smith, sailed from Oporto for this port 26th ult. li i7ard. Longlois. from Ichaboe. hence at Cove. CO tNA., i in. 22.—The Annabella, Gardner, from r eghorn 101 iveroolut into Vigo 17th instant, in a ainking state, and Must disc h ar ge Gra RA LTA it. Jan 2.—The cargo of the Templar, from Liver pool for Leghorn, wrecked near Cadiz, is selling here li) auction. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. A artlvan.—Dunrobin, Robertson, from Dublin—Ann, Sa• vage, from Newry. SAlLED.—Denovia, Long. for Lisbon —Duke of Wellington. Hargreaves, for Calcutta —Cornish Diamond, Haase, and Elisa beth Mary Ann, Ball, fur Beirut—Wanderer, Palk, for Crfu— Precursor, Sahotley, f r Antwrp—Honesta, Andrews, for Genoa—Vivacious, Baldwin, and Heroine. Wills, for St. Mi chael's—Venus, Harnett, and Elizabeth, Guthridge. for Bahia— Leonard Dobbin, Holmes, for Charleston—Aramint Rodgers, Cod Maryland. Raines, for New Orleans —Thomas Bennett. Varnum ; John Baring, Michael, and She ffi eld, Smi•h, for Charleston —Peru, Carpenter, for Atrica—El easer, Ferode. and Essex, Rice, for Terceira—Medemseh, Chase, f r Philadel phia—Liverpool, El(:ridge, for New York—Nicholas, Biddle, Freeman, for Mobile—W.-nnan, Gibb, for La Guayra—Tamer lane, an , for Savannah—Bolivar, Fenwick, for Bombay— Brandon, Jay. for Jamatica—Loriria Thompson, Miller, for Con stantinopl—Cumberland. Power, for Apalach:cola—Derby, Caine for Africa —M lvina, Alexander, f r Trinidad —Enterprise, Davies, for La Guayra—Rooena, T egarthen. for T. 4.--- • _-. sailed from Zante 2pt. -1 December, End Index, Ben. tt:lst January, both for th:s port. Invincible, Newman. sailed from Cephalonia for this Port 2;th December. Charlctte Ulrika, Kielle• and Adonis. 'asan. hence at Crocktord, sailed trotu marsedies for this pert 3,th of January. 'Aar___________. SATURDAY, Faaa sth.—Wind S.E. light. A RRIVIC D.—Jamaica, Williams from Ichaboe—yorkshire, Bailey. from New York. sAiLtai.—V ttorioso, Azzapardi, for Alexan,lria. Egypt Robert, Pellafer. for 13atavia— E. Killick. Griffiths, for ht. Do inlno—Lesmahagow, Pero,. far St. Croix—lsabella, 1 erbert, for Buenos Ayres—Mary Queen of Scots, Killey, for Pernam lonco—llopewell, Carter, for Maranham—George, Gilles, for Columbia River—Gossynium, Brown • Fanny, Lovett: William Mayard, Nli ler, and Ru,sell Glover, Bisson.. for New Orleans— Lancaster, Simmons ; Edinhurgh, Lawson • Princess Victoria, Thorns and Catherine Williams, for btooile—Mary, West, for Gibraltar—Titania, Shifley, for Genoa. --- ---- Ivanhoe, Simpson, and Dorothea', Smith, hence at Calcutta, 27th November. Albion, Robertson, hence at ditto, 4th December. Jessie Miller, Crowder, hence at ditto, 7th. Alexander, Ssmlford. hence at ditto, ilth. Juliet, Thompson, hence at ditto. 14th. John Bull, Crawford, hence at ditto, I stb. Chehar, Harrison, hence at Bombay, 6th. Camillus, Ashton hence at l ,4th. Ursula, Mum'le, hence at ditto 23d. Antelove, Gouleke, hence at Danzic. Eleanor and Jane, Evans, hence at Havre. Therms. Brovvn, hence at New Orleans. Alexander Edmond, --, hence at Mobile. Richard Anderson, --, hence at Baltimore. Garrick. Skiddy. hence at New York. Ohio, Putnam hen eat ditto. Mary, Killam, kence at Eastpot. Leander, Phelan, hence at Savannah. Harriet, Chambers, hence for London off Penzance, making Much water having struck, coming out of Beanmaris. Blakely, Gibson, sailed from Calcutta 30th November ; En. terprise, Ramer son, 4th December , Hindoo, Sproule, 5111 ; Abbots Iteadi.g. Atkinson, 1Ith; Harvest Home, Heron, and John Woodall, Williams, Izth December, all for Liverpool. A na. ---, from Havana for Liverpool, at Ferrol, having been struck by a sea oh Jannary. Lancaster. Hunt!). sailed from Bombay 22d December, and Robert Henn, Ritchie 29th December, both for this port; and Recorder. Sh,rp 7th • De • h for Calcutta. Mary 'lnland, P,o-eriew en 4; Ichaboe. at St. Helena, and sailed for Liverpool 171 h Deelenmber. Emit(lMPt' Du ni P; reland, Merton ; Jansen, Bees; Mai! tic, 1,1,101'x50d Henry g .. (steamer) Clark, front Siena s t l : f r e io d ...d. all limn Ichaboe, at . St. Hele na. .r and ti from NfaurFitoiwu.sle;r,Wirflol all at gotnba , Harriett Scott, m iarn Ca G ic l u i Calcut ta, !ggeihurailgd iiii:e.ber. M'Farlane. frtm Colombo. at Madr_asa..g.tse friet as wrecked at the mouth o f t he x Kiang. previom t 25: la October The bque Lord Eldon W.• . 18th De ce miter. netzrArer to ( (earthenware, marked D, was picked up on the beach , sielacombe, this afternoon. et at fv.s. 2Sth Dec. 24.—A very heavy gale was ex in f ~,, mouth of the Moz b'qu the i st to the .fd perienced V.' '''',.. • bY the Jack. that a rri ved ialinnelirfor Mauritius. which 1.1-.:gli'ate4uKeini.4 neariY roar fe a t rivrater epreer hour, and must I.e reeked at Madras during a gale Mai Mary Caroline, hence at St. John, N.B. chester. Lear, sailed from Trieste for this port 18th Jan Rleinkenderen, and Barmonia, Schaebeling, hence for Dordt, off Dungeness Elizabeth Wood. Crosbie, from Porto Rico, at the Downs Renown, H enderson, and Cr eamore, Shapley, from Bahia, at ditto I,Vm. Prowse, Thompson, from London fcr this port at ditto held 143 , ted year the at 3 vast •ear one Iby the Jai SUNDAY, FEB RUARY 9 —Wind S. E. heavy fall of snow ARRlVED.—Tueodosia, Carrick, from Calvulta—Sande rsons, Bushby, from China—Delhi, Horner, from Bombay—Sam arang Halbert, from Mauritius—Hereford, Reaburn, and Pulla, West from Ichaboe—Xylon, Croker, from Charteston—John Pearce, Luly, from Alexandria—Eg dins, from Ostend—Malvin a, from Riga—Xarifa, from Lima—and Anemone, from Valparaiso. Mary Hartley, Bartlett, and Achilles, Globe, hence at Cal cutta Lady Sandys. Pentreath, hence at Sincapore Lirnena, hence at Nassau Catharina, Nlould, hence at Cuxhaven Cincinnatti, Wilson, hence at China, after being on shore in the Straits of Gaspar, and throwing part of cargo °verb. and Viscount Sandon. Lancaster: John O'Gaubt, Robcr tso; Charlotte, Carter; Thomas Fielding, Blackstone, and Jeremiah Garnett, Davies, hence at Hong Kong Lydia Jane, Mortlue, sailed from Alexandria 18th Jan. and Trimly', Rolf. lgth Jan. both for Liverpool Cheshire Witch, Laura, sailed from Smyrna loth Jan. and Reindeer, 18th Jan. both for Liverpool Guisachan, Henry, from Calcutta, at Sincapore, and sailed Bth Nov. fur China Calder, Kennedy. sailed from Sincapore for Liverpool 6th Nov. John Cree, Goodsir, and Thomas Mellor, Palethorp. sailed from Calcutta 17th Dec. and Othello, Thompson, 21st Dec. all for Liverpool John Bull, Cole, from Calcutta for Liverpool, at Mauritius St. Lawrence, Newland, end Tory, Johnson, from China, at Sincapore, the latter sailed 25th Nov. for Shan _ hae Orixa, Christian, sailed from Hong Kong 14th Oct. and Johu Bibby 2- th Nov. both for Liverpool ; Uruguay, 12th Oct. for Wharnpoa. and Cordelia, 16th Nov. for Amoy Gilbert Henderson, Tweedie. from Vk hampoa, at Hong Kong, and sailed t 7th Nov. for London Minerva, Brown, from Batavia, at Sincapore AutumnuF, and Fanny Connell, from Hong Kong, at Manilla Eucles, from Clyde, at Batavia Alecto, Ayshford, from Calcutta, at the Mauritius Jane, Moffat, from Ichatioe, at St. Helena MALTA, Jan. 30.—The Lady Charlotte Guest, Fraser, which sailed hence 12th Jan. for Liver). 001, put back 27th Jan. leaky, and with cargo shifted, bulwarks stove, &c. and must discharge to repair. HONG KONG, Nov. 16.—The' Mermaid, which arrived at Ma cao, from Manilla, left that port 22nd Oct. in company with the Anthony Anderson for London, and experienced a heavy gale 24th and 25th Oct. during which the latter lost foreyard, foretop sail yard, gibboom, several sails, and sprung the main} and LONDON GAZETTE....TuEsDAy, FEB PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Stuart and Russell, Liverpool, watch manufacturers—G. Wilding and Sons, Padiharn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers —T. O'Rorke and W. Ilirks. Manchester, commission agents— J. Robin and Sons, Liverpool, merchants • as far as regards C. Robin—Townson, Robinson an d Co. Oswaldwistle, Lancash re, drysalters ; a far as regards J. Haworth. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. C. and G. H. White. Bath. music Sf Vers. I. Alderson. Halifax, Yorkshire worsted spinner. I. Cartledge, Halifax. Yorkshire, merchant. I ees. I3rassey, Farr and Lee, Lombard-street, London, bankers. BANKRUPTS James Burton Rayner and Thomas Scarlett Carter, Coleman :Area, London, lamp manufacturer. Charles Stephen !inward, Colchester, grocer. .!-amuel Humm, Brick-lane, Bethnall.green, London, silk-hat manefictn►er. James Miller, Southampton, boot-maker. Thomas Westin, Southampton, plumber. • Joseph Ashbarry, Holm Lacey, Herefordshire, farmer. illiam Aston, sen. Aston-juxta-Birmingham. John Whitlow, Manchester, laceman. Joseph Hegginbotham and Geo. Peck, Manchester, machine makers. D 1 VIDENDS, Feb. 25, J. Bull, W. Banks, and G.Bryson, King-street, Lon don, wholesale linernit , pers— Feb. 27,J. Ball, y, cabinet maker—Feb. 27, J. and J. Simm ns and J. Pine, Battersea, and Stoney-street. Southwark, pru, slate of potash manufacturers — Feb. -27, W. Pearson, Chelmsford, draper—Feb. 27, R. H. C. „Hunt and E. 0. Smith, Old Broad-street, and Harnburgh. mer chants—Feb. 25, S. Jones. Cheapside. London, jeweller—Feb, 25, G. Ridley, Gould square, Loodon,wine merchant—March 5, F. Williams and C. Mottram, Wood-street, London, Manchester warehousemen—Feb. 25, D. Rodick, St Martin's Court Lon don, victualler—Feb. 2s, T. Pearson, Mitre -court. Fenchurch street. I.ondon, wine-merchant —Feb. 25, T. Ginger, Leighton Buzzard. innkeeper—Feb. 27, T. Reynolds. Great St. Helens, merchant—Feb. 25, T. Mease, Stokesley, Yorkshire, flax spinner —Feb. 2'7, T. L kin, Notth,ghhm, lin Ide •--March 6; T. Walker, Leeds, brewer—Feb 26, lt, Alsop, Manchester, grocer—Feb. 26, J. and D. Arthur, Newt], Glamorganshire, i ron mas t ers—Feb. 27, W. Oliver. Darlington, printer—Feb. 27, R. Currie, New castle-upon-Tyne, books tier—Feb. 25, J. Pym, jun. Helper, Derbyshire, cabinet maker—Feb. 25, W. Fletcher, Birmingham, CERTIFICATES To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Feb. 25. L. Wats n. RicSol:tin-worth, smith—Feb. 27,3. Hook, Nine-elms. and Wandsworth-road. London, centractor—Ft b . 28, 'l' . Bonner, Cromer. Norfolk. in keeper—Feb. 25, E. Ash- Yelden, Bedfordshire, butcher—Feb. 28, A. Noggins, Wal worth, merchant—Feb. 25, .1. Valle, Cheltenham, wine merchant —Feb. 28, C. B: nes. Bath, shoe-maker—Feb. 27, W. Oliver, Darlington, printer—Feb. 27, 'l'. Hodgson, Manchester, calico printer. CERTIFICATES To be gran'ed by the Court of Review unless cause be shewn to the con: rary on or before Feb. 25. T. W. Butterwor h. Hu:me. Lancashire, draper—J. G. West, Wandsworth, grocer—W. Smi.b, Chatham. bui der—R. Parkin son, Calverley. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—H. Walker, Lion, Bedfordshire, cordwainer—G. F. Davidson, John-street, Adelphi, merchant. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Radcliffe, sen., and A. Radcliffe, jun , liermlage-place, St. John-street-road, London, glaziers' diamond-manufacturers W. B, off ne. W . Hassell, and H . Williams, Liverpool, com mission agents; as far as regards W. Has ell—J. and W. Has sel and H. Williams. Bristol, leather factors—J. Sims and G. Brown, Tolla d Royal, Wi tshire, iron.founders—E. Joyce and H. Richardson. Congleton, printers— W. B. Jackson, jun. and W. 800 d, jun., Manchester, fustian dealers—W. Bunning arid C. Gibson, Heieford, carriers—W. It. Greg and S. Milne, Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—A. Stevens and E. Morris, Oxford, printers—C. Gorton end G. W. Hodges. Manchester, importers—S. Riley and S. Wallis, Manchester, manufacturers. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. Johnston. Adamson, and Hope, Whitehaven, bankers. G., H., and J. Hutchinson, and T. Place, Stockton-upon- Tees, bankers. J. Stein, T. Smith, R. and J. Stein, and R. Smith, Fenehurch street, merchants T. Eyre, Gainsborough, corn-merchant. J. Crich, hIDA Id, ma ster. J. Jackson Kingston-upon-Hurl, innkeeper. BAN K ft UPTS. John Beard, Deptford buil er. George Haywood, Luton, Bedfordshire. ilharn Henry Co t, Long Melford. suffolk, grocer. Eamur 1 Rugg, Southampton, carpenter. James Brraieh-ew. High street. Camden Town, coal merchant. Samuel Tave er Sovereign-mews, Paddington, bricklayer. John Richt(' dson, Fish-street-hill, City, London, boot and shoe maker. DIVIDENDS March 4. W. and T. Fliggins, Old Bond-street, hosiers —Feb. 28, It. Thelwall, Manchester, silversmith—March 4, T. Collin. son, Wakefield, Yorkshire, boat builder—. March 3, B. Wright, Liverpool, dealer in paint—Feb. 27, J. Mallalieu, Highstile, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Feb. 28, J. Bradshaw . Marylebone-street, Piccad lly, woollen draper—March 1. J. Oldh,on, Wood-street, London. merchant —March 1, T. Swift and J. A. kleosman, Coptball.court, Throg. morton-street, bill brokers—March 3, 11. D. Watkins and J. lanes, Manchester. lead merchants—Feb. 28, .1. Sharpies, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer —Feb. 21, J. Gib!), Liverpool, ship chandler. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. FRERUARY. 11, Clay Hall, audit , District Court, 1 11, John Webster and Joseph H arr i son, audit Ditto 2 , 1 11, John Roberts, audit Ditto, 12 12, William Fairc ough, Ist 13, Watson and Mackenzies, special J O. Watson's, 11 14, Robert Jones, Ist 14, John and Willi..m Mulholland, audit 11, Swainscat and Gardner .. 14, John Holland Pemberton, audit 14, Elkins an d M ay, audit . 14, Edward Davies, proof and div li, Charles Ilumberston and Co lg, John Smith, proof... . Ditto, 12 21, Thomas Parr, proof and div ....--..- SOUTHERN AND TOXTEFII HOSPITAL, FEn. 1, 1844. Admitte (1 X PATIENTS Care:i and Relieved Dead ........ Under Treatment OUT PATIENTS 59 Entered on the Book .. 25 Cured and Relieved.... I Dead 62 Under Treatment .... Chaplain. Rev. T. Nolan. Treasur r ...... John Platt. Esq. sur geon; Physician. Dr. Grindrod. Churton, J. L. Minshull, and James Petrie, M.D. • -• Esqrs. House-Surgeon, Mr. J. W. Metcalfe. Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. T. W. Challinor. Visitors for this month, Charles Challinor and John Platt. Esqrs. Donations of old linen will be most acceptable, the nature of the eases i equiring a large quantity. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S LONDON & LIVER. Outward Jamaica.. ................ L eeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic Honduras 25s Od@ 30 0 30s Oil 20 0— 0 0 120 0— 3'J 0 New York, Boston.. Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British igortn America Newfounaland Brazils 50 0- 69 0 50 - 0 95 0•-50 t i 33 0-44 0 25 0 -39 0 17 6-20 0 AO 0- 0 0 20 0- 0 9 40 0- 50 0 25 0- 3 0 0- 0 0 0 0- O 9 0 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 25 0 -30 0 :25 0-30 0 35 0 - 40 0 • 30 0 (W., 35 0— 40 0 35 0— 40 6 Batavia ' r ,O 0— 6 0 0 1 60 0 70 0 35 0— 40 0 3 5 0— 40 1 V New South Wales lO 0 50 0 , 40 0 Africa Cape of Good Hope - (4ibraltar 30 0 ____ 1 05 0 --- 15 i Lima, Valparaiso, Szc• 0 — 1 76 1 76—20 0 500 6 0 0 i 40 0 so 0 Smyrna and Malta. Constantinople. Sicily! &c. Mala g a l7 6. 30 0 0 0 , 40 6 0 n 0 1 17 6 ° • 15 0- 20 River Plate East Indies M adeira Wester:ll6les, Cape de Verd Lisbon - -- 20 0 _ 25 0 1 7 6- 20 0 20 0 30 0 - 1 7 6 - 20 0 20 0 - 25 0 4 11 a 0 30 0-40 0 50 0 - 0 0 - 0 60 0 40 0- 50 0 0 0- 0 0 - 00 France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c Gotten burg, Steal iolrn Peterksburg, Riga, &c. . Oporto NORTH HAY MARKET, FPBRUARY Ip AGRICULTURAL. PRODUCE. s d. e. d. 1 . 0 11 @ 0 4 1 ;Potatoes, 90 1 new ...- 0 10 2 I 1 Cups. . Clover ........ ng o Short-tops Green ditto ' 0-0 0 1 Pink.eyes straw, Wheat... o 4k— 0 si! Cattle Oat 0 Li— 0 6 Tur.ips, Earley Hay, old 2olb s. d. s. d. !ii-- 1 11 1 8 - 1 9 too 24 0 -27 0 34 0 -00 0 Mocha Ceylon Java . LEEDS CORN MARKET. FEB. 4. We had a moderate supply of Grain to-day, but the demand w=s limited for all but very c - .oice samples, and these scarcely supported last currency; other sorts rather lower. The best runs of Barley di ; cult to quit, and anything rather lower: other qualities nearly unsaleable. Beans rather lower. Oats unchangeable. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FEB. 4. In the course of last week we had a considerable fall of snow and severe frost, succeeded by a thaw during the last two days, and frost again early this morning. The arrivals here since Tuesday last include a fair supply of Wheat and Oats, with a liberal accession of Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland : but of any thing coast wise we have little fresh in for to-day, and from abroad, 1440 qrs. Barley, 2095 qrs. Beans, and 2620 qrs. of Indian Corn only. I IJla7ing but few cowry buyers at this day's market, and our local dealers remaining touch upon the reserve, the transactions in Wheat continued to be effected upon a very limited scale, the best Irish on terms ra ther under those of this day week, scarcely reaching 6s. 10d. per 70th. ; while the middle qualities were deci dedly 2d. per bushel cheaper. English and Foreign were also rather tower, and difficult of sale. IFlour was exceedingly dull, and nominally cheaper. • Malting Barley was somewhat more saleable to-day, at the rates of last week, but grinding samples were the turn cheaper. _ Malt, Beans, and Pease were held much the same as last week, with but little business doing in each. Oats, upon a limited sale, may be noted id. to ld. per bushel lower; and Oatmeal was taken off very slowly, in some instances rather under our last quotations. 12 0 8 10 14 1 5 5 4 5 22 0 7 5 I Ir.ititiOtbl MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 8. We have to report another week :of dull trace ; purrhasres confine themselves to the supply of their immediate wants, at Irish Flour has been offervii on lower terms The Waksfleld market stands its ground pretty firmly; but Liverpool declines, and was exceedingly flat yesterday. At this d.y's market, English Wheat and Flour are as last noted. Irish Whea' 2d per bushel, and Flour Is per sack lower. Oats and Oatmeal are both offered on rather lower terms, with out finding more than a mere retail sale. Beans maintain their previous value. Fine AMU support late rates; but inferior qualities are not saleable at auy fair price. 1 0 - 2 0 - 3 0 - STATE OF' TRADE stone Same day, at Ir. ARCM RA It birth, all likely to live. On the 4th instant, the lac George-strect, of a son and da Same day, at Loppinton-ho, DICKIN, Esq., of a daughter Ono, the lady of THOM Glasgow and PzAS I Grand Junction late, London, the Duchess _in the 7th instant, in Be grave, of MON f ROSE, of a son and heir. Same day at Thurrock Rectory. Essex, the EDWARD BOWLBY, of twin sous. Great Westxn the Rev. Liverpool and blanche I blanch e London and Birmineii London and Brighton MARRIED. London and Croydon.. On the 2gth August, a t T r i n i ty Church, Adelaide, South London and Gr eenw i c h Australia, Mr. W. A. HUGHES, of Brougham Palace, North Southwestern .. Adelaide, formerly of this town, to JANE, secon d daughter o f Manchester, Boltc Mr. JAMES SAWLE, of Park Cot'a ge , A ngus-par k . Manchester and E On the 28th ultimo, at Y or k , M r. S. TEMPLETON, the well- Manchester and :, known jockey, to Miss RILE'), daughter of Silvester Reed, Hull and eiby. Esq., of the 0:d Sandhill H o t e l . Y ork. Midland Counties Same day, at the Parish Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Richard Oulton, Mr. JAMES W. MONCRIEFF, of this town, to ELLEN, second daughter of the late JOl-1 , 1 BAIN, Esq., of Belfast. un the 30th ultimo, at Egremont, Mr. JA MEL WILSON, of Manchester, to ANNE, youngest daughter of the late Mr STANLEY GARNER, of Wallasey, Cheshire. On the 30th uliino, at the Parish Church, Ormskirk, Mr JOHN CULSHA W to Miss MARGARET WREN. On the 2nd instant, at the Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Mr JOHN HCMPHR""' ' - Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shia North Midland North Union Pars and Orleans Paris and Konen Preston and %Vyre Sheffield and Manchester many South .astern _ uttiLcr, co r-LALA [Ertl yews the faithful servant of Thomas Hibbert. Esq., of Everton. Same dac, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JAMES HARDING to Miss MARGARET DRAPER, both of Melling. On the 3rd instant, at St. Mary's Churn. Cheltenham, Mr. ISAAC ROBINSON, tailor, of this town, to EMMA, youngest dau4hter of Mr. BENJAMIN BARNFIELD, of Winchcomb street, Cheltenham. Same day, at Ormskirk Catholic Chapel. Mr. WILLIAM SWIFT, flour-dealer, to MARGARET, widow of the late Mr. 11l ri •4 'nil • • • ... Same day, at St. John's Church, Iloxton, by the Rev. A. P. Kelly, M.A., ROBERT S. SOWLER, Esq., barrister•at-law, of Manchester, to FRANCES. youngest daughter of GEORGE sOWLEIt, Esq.. surgeon, of London. Same day, et St. Anthony's Chapel, Seotland.road, JOHN HERON, to Miss MARGARET RIMMER, Loth r f this town. On the 4th instant, at Walton-on-the-Hill Mr. TN ) MAS HOLT. to SARAH, daughter of Mr. WILLIAM WRIGII I', of Antrobus-hall. Cheshire. CH RIS_ Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill. Mr. TOPHER SEDGEVVICK, of this town, t.) AUL E, seeond daughter of Mr. THOMAS CARTER, 13ackbarrow, near Ulver John t .e Bapti,t's Chureh,Toxteth-par ixteth•p:uk. lUD, by the of Mr. WILLIAM HODGE, Same day, at the Parish Church. Walton-on.the... Rev. John Fearon, Mr. SAMUEL RICKMAN, of this town, CATHERINE. youngest daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM THORP, of Blackburn. Same d,y at Sr P' Cb - the R Jo.• Peter's ..iurch, uy ev, ,onathan Brooks, A.M., RICHARD NICHOLS, Esq., of 11-top, Bran:- ley. Leeps, to ELIZA, daughter of JOHN LEYLAND, Esq., of this town. Same day, at Childwall Church, ELMS ARNAUD. Es this tov Esq er of the BURY Taff Vale Ulster... loath and Norwich and North Midland Bolton. Wig Bristol and Cc►estcr Dublin itto ha! I -sth Shares North British . forth Union (A Ditto (B tuncorn Gal) Quarter New shares 'rent Valley Ilster See Midland• Counties, PRICES OF SHARES, FEB. 10 24 Harris! y Junction 5 ;Birkenhead, 51'clIcs lid tilouce Cashel Dundee and Perth IA ILWAYS, r& Chester. , Leith and Granton Ditto half sh re Ditto preference !aunty and Ayr narter r and Carlis Liverpool, Ormskirk tit Prestm II N itiiLtiltOn Loan Notes ith Western Vlancheaer, Bolton & liossendale and Darlington Junc a and Wyre Ditto preference .. iheffield and Lincoln Meld and Manchester eottish Central ary and Grand Junction istern and Dover Yarmouth and Norwich .'ork and Nurth Midland .. Ditto half Shares....., Ditto, (Scarborough) York and Selby £sa shares Ditto 4'25 shares FRENCH, Ric. RAILWAYS, Bou'ogne and Amieus This Day !entral of France ",yons and Avignon Jr:eans and Bourdeaux ?aris and Lyons Paris and Orleans 43's. 43 Saris and Rouen I . 2 aris and Strausburgh touen and Havre itrasburgh and Basle iarnbre and Meuse .. routs and Nantes • . BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS, 15 a i I I 16 44 Ditto Banking CumpanY Ditto Borough Ban Ditto Commercial Ditto Royal Ditto Uni n anciiestei & I irerpool Dsclrict nitll Wales.. tootle Water Wo-r1 ton Dock Is. 6d. 2/ ;on Water Works Fire an d livervool Dock Ben & Coke CcmPany Marine Assurance Company 4ew Gas - Ditto, (1 ;team Tug Company THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Illarkrts. HULL CORN MARKET, FEB. 4. A fair supply of Wheat, but business limited without altera tion in price. Barley the turn lower, but in other spring corn no variation. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 4. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Qu arter , 414 ...el 5 11 1 2 1 BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKS Wheat. Oats.. , £950 9 6 30 18 4 At this day's market, th the farmers, yet the trade i he turn in favour of the buyer; yet we make no alters ioninmiiqUOtaiconi;. - ia;: ley nominally the same as last w ee k. O ats were aga i n 3d. to WAKEFIELD CO RN EXCHANGE, FEB. 7. tid. per qr. lower. Beans firmly held for former prices. Peas There is only a limited trade passing in Wheat at this market only taken in retail parcels, and Is per qr. lower. to-day, at barely the prices of last Friday. No alteration in the ---,---- price of fine Barley ; common sorts very bad to sell. The de mand for Beans is good, and fully supports late prices. We note no alterazi n in the price of Oats. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 25 We had a good show of stock to.day, and the quality an ave rage one. The demand being searcely equal to the supply, caused a dullish market, and Beef must be noted .ss. to Its. per head less than on this day se'onight : Mutton a little lower, but scarcely quotable. CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 7, No change has taken place in any of the duties on Foreign produce for the ensuir.g week. Having' a continuance of frost. with heavy weather at sea, and winds variable, our fresh supplies of Wheat are extremely light, white those o ilrisl. Oats, Oatmeal. and Flour, are to a moderate amount : the Foreign imports consist of a cargo of Beans from Egypt, and one of Barley and Indian Corn from bitOta. We must report a flat uninteresting business during the in. terval fr , rn Tuesday I,st, the demand for every article of the trace being me:eiy in retail, and the value showing a tendency to rec-cle, Unsusceptible of the slightest improvement, our market this morning remained as dull as possible throu, hout every depart ment of the trade. Still deserted by country buyers, and our local millers continuing to purchase with extreme caution, the transactions in any description of Wheat, to-day, were at a de cline in English and Irish of Id to 2:I pc r 70 lb. from the rates of Tuesday ; and Foreign, although mostly held at late prices, was nominally somewhat cheaper. Flour, likewise, was ex ceedingly difficult of sale, and except a few parcels forced off ou lower terms, very little business was apparent. The quantity of prime English malting Barley remaining over be ng moderate only, the best Chevalier continued to be held at 3tls. per qr., while` -" ' grinding qua ities were rather depressed in vain.. Malt, Beans, and Fease, upon a ♦ery limited sale, scarcely maintained our 'ast currency. In Opts. with the exception of two or three 'ots sold at a slight abatement, the operations were trivial; and Oatmeal, attended with a very slow retail inquiry, was Jd. per 2 40 lbs. cheaper. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, 45 , 7oßt Engli h new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, pqr redi s. d. a. d 6 9 Co 7 73@ 7 6 7 6 - 7 9 63- 6 8 Barley, EngliSli Scotch & Irish, 601 b Malt, English, 44 , qr Irish 3 10 4 3 brown . Itio 0 —63 o 54 0 -57 0 Oats, 30 , 70Ib. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine qualities.. good middling undried Welsh 36- 4 0 Beans, English, qr.. 38 0 . Scotch& Irish v , 4801b 36 0 • Do. & Irish Tares, qr 7 Flour, is , 280th.. English, fine..... Irish Oatmeal, of 2409) 1 Irish, new... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 7 The demand this week has been regular and steady, and prices fully supported, with some improvement in the quotations of Cotton in bond, consequent on the operations of speculators, under the presumption that the existing duty wilt be repealed. Holders of lots under these circumstances have obtained about ph advance; this is the on :y new feature in the market. Spe culators have taken 8750 bales of American and 150 Surat, and Faporters 6 0 American and ISO Surat. The market closes very steadily, and the sales of the day are about 60(.0 bates a all kinds. The import this week is 10,874 bags, and the sales reach 9,850 bag , , viz.:— ACCOUNT . pF SALKS AND IMPOSTS OF COTTON. From the ist to the 7th Feb , inclusive Mires - paid I.IPURTs in the week.ThisWk..thisj SALES Or THE WEEK 330 S r ea mo is i lnd 50 Stained .. 1C960 Bowed Georgia 19" 1 Alabama and Tennes 2175) New Orleans f Pernambuco Parai. 5 147.0 t Aricati and Ceara 49 Bahia and Maranhan Ic t ia 18 L•H} }....!} awginitee Peruvian Bahama.. Laguayra Common West Ind Carthagena .... Smyrna .... Manilla 15C0 Surat .... Madras • • Bengal PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. r Archang luty paic 19 .15 10 - 113 10 - Memel. Gothenbur Petersburg . PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATuWOOD. per Danzie. 4 feet Rai isi A Dericao .. YIAHOGAN e, per font of 1 inch thick St. Domingo )AK PLANKS, British Americat PHA KW001), per cubic feet STA vcs, per 1209►, Danzig, C. Pipe lllid (( 0 0f -, oinwp .., .0 i t , ~a 0...., 19 0 r • 1 gi . 7. O 4 1 Q .' 8 O 21 J ee i 4. 0 0 II 10 Its 1 0 6 I / 268 2 6 3 6 I 1 lOsper Id Same day, at West Ham. THOMAS FOWELL, second son of of &r T. FOWELL BOXFON to it kCHEL, JANE, fifth ua .IN , U. 1.4 lji.l KAN EY, L'-`q ,Of Upton. On the 4th InSO,nt, at the Parish Church, Aug._ JOHN WIGNALL, miller, to Miss MARGINSON, both of that place. Mon, M Same day, at the Church of St. Mary de Lade. Gloucester, J MES B. MARSDEN, Esq , of Evertor]. to FREDERICKA SA RAI! ANNE, eldest daughter of the late JOHN KEMP, Esq., nf Same day, at Spofforth, Yor shire, Mr I LES' to Miss JANE WINTERBURN, The bridegr.orn is betwe- n fifty and sixty has tic4rcely reached her sixteenth summer On the 7th instant. at St. Peter's Church, Meyl teyrn, tar narvonshire, by the Rev. John Hughes. A.NI., Bottwnug. Mr ROBERT ROBERTS, Glanyrayon, to SAR iH, e;dest daughte of Mr. GRIFFITH JON ES, Crug-y•gerAn. No worthier couple conid th - church unite— s.pperr a ci w witu Hymen's On the Bth instant. at St. Paul's Church. by the Rev. Robert Davies. M.A., Captain A. RORISON, of the James Keay, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN VARTY, St. P,...urs-square, late of Whitthaven. DIED On the 23rd September, a 7 tieTV Calabar, on board the brig Sylph of this port, in his 27th year. MATTHEW, son of Mr. GEORGE ELLIS. grocer. Griinsb . . Deceased and flee others fell victims to the malignant fever so prevalent in that country On the 17th of Novem .er, at Col2siierg. South Africa, o lingering consumption. in the 29th year of his age, the Rev FRANCIS TAYLOR, Wesleyan m iss . o nary On the sth Decern , 7er, on his GEORGE SMITH KING. the son Id Higher Bebington, Cheshire age out to Bomba King, E q.. le was a Fyoung man o ; t e most amiable, benevolent, a:id exemda - y character re.ieious , .„. .... without enthusiasm : in his private dealings and commerc:al transacts - ms of the most honourable and scrupulous integrity. Gr- :ts is the bereavement to his wife. relatives. and friend, at the loss of so much excellence, to him " Death is gain." On the 24th ultimo. age,l 9", ELIZA BETE! HAYES, for up cv,rds of sixty years a faithful servant in the family of the late On the 25th ultimo. aged 44, Mr. THOMAS FOSTER, pub. lican. Lower Harrington. Toxtetit- park. Same day, at Southport. JOHN RUSSELL, only sou of the late PETER LONG, Esq , of Chester. Same day, aged 73, Mr. THOM IS FORSTER. for thirty-nine years in the employ of Egerton Leigh, Esq., of Joddrell.hal On the 26th WV imo. On his passage from lehaboe for this port. between the Western Islands and the Channel, PETER, second son of Mr. PETER EVANs, printer. C'arnarvon. On the 27th ultimo, Thlrnton•in-the-tiough, Cheshire, aged 72. Mr. WILLI4III WORRALL. Same day. ISABELLA, wife of Mr. GEORGE SEDDON, master roptmlker. Finch-street. On the 2 Eth ultimo. at Wishaden. alter giving birth to a still born female child, the Duchess of NASSAU, daughtey of the Empt rar of Russia. LI gr imperial higimess was only in her 19th year. On the 31st ultimo, Mr JOH ROBERTSON, formerly of Glaseow, but for many sears part clerk w th Mr. Wareing. hide merchant, (f this tout), Ile was beinvt d and resp cted by all who knew him, and was followed to the gave by a large body of his friends to testi y their r'spett for hi, mea_nry. On the :st ins ant, at Te • wiod-h use, •be Hight lion. WM. STURGES BOURNE, :author of the vt:Et:y Act 'known by his name. Same day, at Golden Gry, e, King's Co nti, Mrs DAWSON HUTCFIINSON VAUGIIA N. While 111 the deL of handing wine to a visitor, four or five of who . n were present at the time, she felt in c t an d in,tantly expii ed. Fame day, at h r seat. lianxwel-hall, in het 95th ye. r, MARY, w now of 11. GALE, Esq., seruton-hall, Yorkshire, same day, at Ruthin, aged 62, Mrs. MARGA JONES. By her death about ~e 3, ,od devolves to the Cite: t•A• Infirmary, under the will of her father, the late Mr. Edwarcs, Lookseller, of Ruthin. Same day, aged 5 years and II months, JOHN, only son of Mr. JAMES JOHNSON, timber merchai,t, L - mdon-road. Same day, at Castle Comer. ANNE, wife of Captain ROBERTS, late of the 71st Regiment, and resi,lent magisl rate of that place. The eceased lady was sister to the late Right Hon. Sir William M Mahon, Bart., and 01 the present Lieut.- Ge,eral Sir Thomas al'Mahon, Bart, K.O 8., Commander-in- Chief at Bombay. On the id instant, at the family residence, Dorchester-place, London. aged 59 years. Lady MARY BAG3T, eldest daughter of the Earl and C )untess of Morniogton, and widow of the late Right Hon. Sir C. Bagot, the late Gov.rnor-General of Canada. Same day, at Melzham Hatch, aged 20 years, FANNY ELIZA BETH, eldest daughter of Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL. On t) . e ath instant. aged 64 years, ANNE. widow of the late Mr. LEIGH, plumber an d g aver. Warrington. Same day. aged 64, NI rg.. SARAH JONES, of the King's Head, Ruthin and formerly for many years housekeeper to Lord Hi I. of Hawkstone. Same day, aged 10 years. MARY ANN, daughier cf Mr. CHARLES BEBBINGTONT, butcher, of Frodsham, Cheshire. Same nay, at Abery:twith, suddenly in his asst year, THOS. JONES, Esq., mana4er of the North and South Wales Bank, and one of the trnste:.s of Abitystwith La - bour. Same day, a4cd 42 Mr FETER HASKAYNE. Same day, hi Dublin, much regretted, Mr. JOSEPH JOHN HEVEY. On the sth instant, at the residence of her son, in St. James's Palace, London. ell A Ii.LOTTE LOUISA, relict of the late cele brated SAMUEL W ES LEY. On th 6th instant, Mr. JAMES SIMPSON, slater and plar tarer, much r. grAted by a large circle of friends. Same day, t.g: a„..2), Mr. ROBERT BAMBEII, late chic( mate of the Wig Nortlt Pole, deeply regretted by his be. eaved widow and a large circle of fr!ends. Same day, Sing:eton, in his pth year, Mr. WILLIAM Alt(3l4Es. for 'hirty-five years clerk of Sing cton Ce.urch, and se;i olina.ter there for the same period. On tte ;th instant, aged Mrs. THOMAS GASKELL, It'ehmond.street. On the Sth instant, aged 3 years and II months, at the house of her grandf•:rher, Mr. George Hewitt, IJ, Elizabeth•street, EMILY G. AUGUSTA HEWITT. Same day, age.l S wears, RACHEL MARY, second daughter of Mr. RICHARD S.HAW, cotton broker, of Eveiton, Same day, JOHN HUNTINGTON WHARIN, in his year, son of Joepti W hario, Esq., Upper PaiLament-street, sincerely regretted. Same day, aged 28 years, JOHN READE, only son of Mr. EDWARD BROWNE, glass mantifi c urer, Wa ringtor, On the W, instant. MATTHEW HENRY, infan aoa cf ARTHUR YATES WILLIAMS, Esq. Same day, at her rest ience. Union-street, HANNAH, tell& of the late JOSEPH BAYLEY, aged 64 years. ~n CG o. 7 S n a LATEST DATE AT LIVERPOOL I Direct. i I direct Direct. ,I rid ire Australia , Bahia .... Nov. 23 Barbadoes Bombay .. B. Ayres .. Calcutta G. G. Hope .. Charleston .. China Demerara . • Havana .. Jamaica .. L.Pguira Maranham r N an. uv. Aloute Video, Dec. •23 .. 24, ;2. Oct. i N. Oilcans New Yot k Jan 16 PernaniLuco . Dec Rio Janeiro, Savarir!ah St: Helena - - Valparaiso !Nov. 9 Vent Crnz ..! • Dec. 14 30 10 10 500 10 miles and a quarter.—Britidi rilmanackfoi 1845. THE VICTORIA OR HUNT'S BANK STATION, MAN CHESTER.—This very important jute Cen-line commences near the or . ginal station of the. Manchester and Leeds Railway, in the Oldham-road, Man: h ster, which is now converted iato a goods station ; and, after passing for some distance alongside of the origin 1 line, proceeds— alternately . n an ewhankmect, in cutting, and on arches —to the new joint-station of the two companies at Hunt's Bank, near the confluence of the Irk and the Irwell ; being a distance of about 2,320 yards, in which length the line crosses the Irk three times, and is carried over seve ral streets. The junction line descends from the main line by a steep inclined plane, the inclination of the first part of which is 1 in 49, and of the remainder 1 in 60. This plane is worked by stationary engines and endless ropes, directions tieing conveyed from end to end by an electric telegraph ; and from its lower extremity to the Hunt's Bank. or, as it is now called, the Victoria station, is a rising gradient of 1 in 132, which is ascended by the impetus obtained in descending the inclined ph.ne, and is descended by trains going towards Leeds by gravity alone. The remainder of the junction line, which belongs to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Con 'allay, is about 1.790 yards long, and joins the Liverpool line between the river Irwell and Ordsall-lane in Salford. It is suffi ciently level for the convenient use of locomotive engines, ro I Cured Relieved and at own request 4 about 230 yards, alongside of the viaduct of the Man i 4 I Attending as Out Patients. 13 chester and Bolton Railway, being suppored by an iron ---- irregular an , Died. . so r o b t l i t s o h m ents 0 ing, longitudinally, one-half of the carria g e- wa y o f U p p er carious e ie s, a establishments t not Remainingin the Hospital.. so. Booth street, and allowing free passage for waggons an d consulting Suraeon. Willia m Gill , E sq. . otheretewith t i vehicles t he a ce to the itswl i e l ncgatrhr inter- House Visiters, Rev, T. Ho rn by an d 11 . .1 . Sanderson, Esq. fete Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. 1 and warehouses under she arches of the Bolton railway. Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Huglies.--House-Surgeon. Mr. Parker The railway is supported here by strong iron girders, the '-'"'"----=----- interstices between which are filled up' with arched sna- LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Fan. 8. SOnry ; one end of each main girder being let into the stonework of the old viaduct. while the oth er i s sup ported DISCHARGED ADMITTED (n-patients cured 31 ln-patient . • 35by one of a series of forty-five massive it on co l umn s, each Relieved and at own request 5 Out-patients Made Out-patients o Casualsduring the week.. 5 hated upon a foundation of masonry sunk to the depth of Irregular Dead Consulting Snrgeona, Mr. Forshaw an d M r .Dawsen . the total quantity of iron in the erection is about 1,030 Chaplain... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries. tons. The Victoria station is Of extr aordinary size, com- Apothecary, Mr. George Palley. prising five paraliel lines of railway from end to end, with House Visitors, E. Gibbon and R. Gibson. Esqrs• turn-tables and other conveniences, the portion roofed House Surgeon. Mr. M'Chearie• over being 700 feet long and about 114 feet wide, and JAMES VOLD. Treasurer. contain' ' • SOlOO feetof iron mg nearly , , square roofing. The whole is liehted with gas; the pipes being so arranged that a single turn of a regulating valve will reduce all the lights - to any required degree, or, on the approach or de- Oct. 21 on the fullest illuminating po wer . partnre of a train, turn ._ Dec. in the whole of the station, its cilioes, and approaches. Dee. 4. There are also refreshment rooms and an hotel, under the Jan. 8. t management of Mr. Vantini, of the Euston-square and Nov. 91. Fleetwood hotels. The station and the line (tons the ""• 7- Leeds railway were opened on the let of January, and the Liverpool extension ou the 4th of May, 18.14. Th„ x- D ;;;.. , 4. , penditure of the two con:pan:es uaon this junction line Jan 11 and station, as giv e n in the first reports after the opening . . Dec. g. I of each portion respectively, was little short of £370,000, although the Taal length of pew line sca,eely exceeds two __ _ 7 3 7 7 tio. 6 2 6 10 do. 6 —7 2 do, 5 0 Ido 3 3 ° ti l do. 13 0— 3 6 2 10 'black .. F 0 0 0 0 old . ... 3 0 3 3 —4O U ido. .... 40 0 --42 0 —3B U d0..1... 38 0 —39 0 0 —4O 0 'blue—. I maple! 38 0 •••• ••1 36 0— -40 r grey . 0 —35 0 38 0 Foreigi;434 0 —36 0 33 6 —34 6 !super .. 35 0 —36 I 0 0 0 0 Id°. .... 0 0 —0 0 24 6 —25 0 lold 24 0 -24 9 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT ASHES MADDER, cwt. S. ti S. (1 Alontreal,Pot 23 3 23 6 I Dutch, crop. 80 0 •--81 t Pearl, new 24 0 —24 6 Ombro 69 o —is IT !Cfnl-no n n Pearl none BARK, Quereit 7 0 Oak, v. ton t 5 10 German.... 4 B 5.F...67 0 —72 0 E.5.F.F.75 0 Ho 6 5 Spanish ....70 0 —72 0 -- MOLAsshs, lf. cwt. s. ci St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 —22 6 63 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 0 —23 6 Bar & Antigua 24 6 - 6 MUNJ NET, cwt.. CI 0 —45 0 ftIAISTO NE, 4 4 . ton Sicily, &c... 5 0 Tuscany.... CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. lg. cwt. in bd 60 0 CI./VIM-SEED, t 7 4. cwt. American, red 42 0 54 0 Dutch 8,) 0 53 0 French & Gcrm.so 58 0 COCOA, cwt. Trinidad.... Grenada .. } 30 0— Brazil COFFEE, 43 Cal. in bond Jama. triage i3O ordinary Oil, Oiiee,4) , 252 s :l~'S 42 d —42 10 Trieste Simi ; 40 10 —4l 0 40 I.i —4l 0 Portugal &c 39 0 —4.) 0 Levant . 38 o—4o 0 Palm,t t0n....26 10 —2; 10 Fish,* 232 gall,. 40 0- 45 0 good& tine o. 51 0— 6.5 0 middling.... 68 0— 80 0 good mid. .. 8i 0-108 0 fine mid. &c. 116 0-142 0 Dutch, triage J 30 0— 40 0 Ordinary .. good &fine o. 45 0— middling .... 60 0 — good mid. fine mid., &c. 70 0- _ - pale 32 0 —33 0 coloured -27 0 —3l 0 Cod 29 0 —2g 10 LINSEED, V , cu'i2.s 6 —2' 0 Rape,pale do. 38 o 39 0 fiu•pen. cw .29 0 —3O 0 RICE, 13 CE/ Carolina, areas 22 0 —26 0 16 0 —lB 0 Bengal, rid. dog 0 —lO 0 mid to line .. 10 0 —ll 6 50 0- 51 0- 35 0- African Rum, gallon, io botsi Havana Jamaici, good & fine 32 0— 42 0 St. Domingo 25 0— 28 0 Brazil 3O 0— 32 0 Laguira 92 0— 65 0 12 to 16 0.p... 2 10 3 4 stronge- 3 6 4 6 choice marks.. 4 >i 5 6 SAFFLOWER, cu./ Bengal, DYEWOODS, V' ton £. s. s Logwood, Jam. 5 0— 5 5 Hon. K Dorn. 5 10 good & fine 4 6 0— 7 0 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 0 Bombay 1 10 2 i SA LTPETEIE, 41, Cut. s. d. s. d East India 0 —2B 0 SoutliArnetioa,:l3 0 —l3 6 SIINLI, LAC, I. , „, orange 48 0 —6O 0 liver and block 32 0 —45 Campeachy 7 12 6 7 I: Fustic, Span 4 5 5 0 Tampico 5 10— 5 15 Puerto Cabello 0 0— 0 0 Cuba NICARAGUA Wool). Rio de la Hackie solid clean small 0 — Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s Gaboon Camwood lO.. 0— Red San. Wood 6 15— FLAX, as ton. Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— _ P'burg, 9 head 32 0— 33 0 Archangel 36 0— 42 0 Dutch tS: Fleni. 45 0— (4.41.1.5, cwt. Turkey, blue S4 0— mixed 45 0— East India .... 53 0— GINGER, 10 , cwt. Barbadoes ....45 0— Jamaica Go E. India, in bd 15 0— Gum, if , c ut. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— tiamene 57 0 —6 7 01— sh Jam _ _ -. January. Jonrlestic cloth and 40-inch Mull oo— 0 0 . • es have not receded in pri• e in th e least, arid a large 8 0 French, S.F . .FF 6 10 S country houses and shippers are also b us y . an d we have every 5 0 E -- prospect of 17- -- ' -- , 1 profitable Lust.... --.- -laving a large and profitable liminess this spring. Every one is I.oxful, and people never appeared in hater spirits. T he yarn market is also very animated, and spinners, we are assured, could not wish to be doing better than at pre sent. The raw material continues at a moderate rate, and, as most numbers in yarns are scarce, they are also higher in price. 27-inch 66's. ss. 3d. to ss. v r ct. ; and 72's, Gs. to 6s. 3d.—Man. Chester Advertiser. I Esns.---The woollen trade of the district continues very animated, the demand for both fine and coarse woollens being almost alike extensive; and the dealings fer both foreign and domestic consumption being nearly equally brisk. Wool is, in consequence, very firm in price. BRADFORD MARKET.—We had again a large attendance of buyers, and an active market here or. Thursday, prices for ma nufactured goods continuing firm. The demand for yarns was brisk, but the spinners complained that prices were not equal to the increased cost of the ray: material. HUDDERSVIELD MARKET.—The market here on Tuesday last was vez y brisk, a large attendanct, of merchants being pre sent, some of them having arrived over night, in order to secure an early choice of patterns In fancy goods. The business dune was ext.. sive, and the wool market was very firm. HALIFAX MARKET.—TiIe market here on Saturday was wel attended, and the transactions were brisk both for piece good and yarns: Combing wools sold readily, especially the fine sorts ; and both nulls and broke wools %ere also in good de mand. WAKEFIELD WOOL MAR/MT.—We have nothing new to re port of the wool market here this week, consumers having re cently purchased so freely we have had few buyers in; prices are quite stationary for both shoat and long wool. HECEMONDWINE BLANKNT HALL—The attendance of mer chants at this market for the last fortnight has been wretched in the extreme. Notwithstanding the severe weather we have had for the last two weeks, the demand for blankets for home consumption has Leen very trifling. We understa,d there were a few orders put out for shipping. ROCHDALD FLANNEL AIARKET.—There has been something like an average ma ket to-day. The manufacturers are ob taining rather more for their pieces, but not enough to cover the advance in the raw material. There has been a considerable failure announced in the market to•day ; the liabilties are stated at .e2a,Oaa. This is likely to affect both wool dealer and ma nufacturer. Wool still continues firm in price. LinensTsa.—Wools have been very brisk during the past week, and again have an upward tendency. The spinners are still working short time, in consequence of the slack demand for yarns. A few orders have been received for the spring trade. and in the cotton-hose branch more is doing. The ge neral st-rte of affairs. however, remain very quiet, and a gene rally improved demand is Cue of the many things still in pros pect —Leicester Chronicle. Ilosmar AND LACE TRADES.—It IS somewhat pleasant to sta' e, that the wrought cotton hose branch, after so long a de pression has again somewhat revived; feeling a little of the spring trade. Tit,: cut-up as well as the drop-off branches have also telt a portion of this amendment, but not to any extent. The drawer and pal tacit), branch has also considerably amended. The silk hosiery trade cannot be s id to be generally amended. though slight orders for gloves are still floating; about. The bobbin net trade upon the whole is improved. de spite the it troduction of so much new machinery. There is no visible alteration in the warp lace trade, the tat.ing branch being in the best condition, it we except the Jacquard frames. Upon the whole, this most important trade is in rather• a healthy condition, the blonde n is being the dullest brapeins, coming in competition with French single dress point net and silk bobbin nets. —Nottingham Journal.. PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST -OFFICE, February 7, SEINs, Neutriaop Linz t: 0 —l2 Chinchilli, do. 1 o 9 —25 0 Seal, each 2 3 SH LTAI AC, 19 , etc/ Sicily... Palermo Trieste 9 6 —lO o 10 0 —lu 6 Verona..., Tyrolese Su GA a, V. cwt. B.P. Muscovado moist brown 53 0 —34 0 dry brown good & mid 57 0 —39 0 fine &v. fine 64 0 —67 0 Mauritius, dabs and mo 41 0 —46 0 brown & yel. 49 0 —55 0 fine yellow as 0 —(53 0 East India, Bengal Khaur 4l 0 —4B 6 brown & yel 50 0 —54 0 good and fine 64 0 —69 0 extra fine 67 0 —7O 0 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 —l9 6 Havana, do brown l9 0 —l9 0 yellow . 23 0 —22 6 Riga, Rhine .. __ 28 10 white ord 24 0 —26 0 outshot 27 0— 27 10 good & fine 28 0 —3l 0 Archangel .... 0 0— 0 0 Brazil, in bond Manilla 23 0— 25 0 brown l5 0 —lB 0 Bombay l4 0— 20 0 yellow o 0— 0 0 Jute Miis, Ox and Cow, t lb good and fine 22 0 —24 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA i.Low r cwt. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 0 —4l 6 good & prime 0 63 0 731 Odessa 40 0 —4O 6 Do. salted .... 0 4 0 4i! Archangel • 0 0 0 N. Amer. salted 0 3 6 33 Buenos Ayres 35 o —4O 0 Brazil dry salted 6 44 A 42 Stockholm ....15 I —l6 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 e 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 43 9 6 TARTAR, V. , CO. salted.. 0 31— • 5 Cream of Tartar6l IP —6l 0 East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.41 6 —53 I Kips, B.A. dry. • 7 • Si TRA, ir lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 9 0 —;4 0 Bohea, Canton 6 4 0 6 HORSIC HAIR, :f lb. Fokein --- Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, corn. 1 13— 1 2 combed INDIGO, 41 , lb .in isund. Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 11 Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet 0 0— 0 6 corn, to good none blue & violet 8 0— 0 0 ' Hyson Skin.... 1 1— i i bluemid, to fine violet, & fin , e C 5 9 3 7 1 1 1 : 0 6 0 P So e.k u ( e g) h eo o ,o n fido g t‘ , ov c e o firy rn ue . 21 1 1 06 4 2 __--- : 1 1 3 : 4 0 ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 I 1 1-13 son, corn... 1 S— 2 2 Violet & cop. , mixed .. 1 cop. g. & fine. S 6-- 4 0 fine 2 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 I Young llyson 1 • 3 • con. quality 2 3 4 3 1 Imperial ...... I 6 3 3 Oude 42 1 ,34-- - 44 4 9 : 3 J.,og moßAo Gunpowd e r, icdceaori;dL e af , lfr firtib7: ..20 i it" 5: 404 Madras 6 uatimala, 43. lb. Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed • 6 6 a Cortes Carneas, Flo 25 9 .- - 3 4 6 0 3 6 4 • T MK tr e n an 7 t i : l i nk ] c dy , *...c;iti. in ° so — n; e Sobres Cortes 1 6.._ 2 g 8enga1........ 12 6 —l5 r LAC DYE, vs , lb. TURPENTINE, V , cwt. D.T. and prime i 6 2 6 American .... 6 • 7 9 mid. to good II 9 1 ii VA LONIA, 41, ton..e li E 8 ord. & infer. 6 3 I 4 Smyrna, pickedls I —29 6 111Annts R. ROOTS V cwt. Morca ........ 10 • —l5 • Smyrna Tripoli & Syria 00 • I African ..... 7• 1e 7 Ireneh Naples - i American .... 6 o 7 15 East India. 3 0— Barbary Senegal tiN r, 14 ton s. P'burg, clean 27 10— ontshot 26 0— '8 0— 5 10 0 0 0 .4" S 28 0 26 10 11 • -11 6 11 6 —l2 o 3 0 - 2 10 - ,t 100 0 --111, u , .. 60 0 70 0 r 28s. do Quebec, red. to in. t 35 0 and 5} feet long Do. Puncheon 55 0 2s.do 18 0 s. f 1114NR, per cubic foot Cak Ito BP" is 10 2 0 1 Merntsl.... 2 0 I thi 0 Riga.rtil MANCIIINTEn.--Viewing every department in the staple trade if this district, w? must report very satisfactorily. A though , some kind of printing doll' is a shade lower than the extreme ri4teir current three weeks ago, on -the whole, prices are even for this description of cloth, quite as high as they were in December and the early part n' Dr. p ~ ~t F. Zirth liftarriaws aiib Draw% BIRIIIS Lately. at Thorpe-Arch. the wife of Mr. WILLIAM SMITH I . daughter. Birmin, On the 3tlth ult., at Anstrnther, the wife of a journeyman Branching tanner, named SPENCE, of two boys and two g r.s ; all doing Bristol and Glom well. unction %J., Liie ist instant, mrs. WILLS Stonehill Cot age, Walton-breck, of On the 3rd instant, a woman of tt wife of a power-loom clott Dublin and I Dublin al acme of POMFRET. the 1 D„ndp,„ d A rbroath. dresser, residing i Eastern -Conntic y of J. COOPER, Esq., of Great 1 Gla ---.---- 'ow and Ayr RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. (Front the Railway Magazine of Saturday. s,en- &lone Cor. wk or iast year! Ff. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 8 [WEEKLY REPORT.] ADIIITTND Accidents Medical and Surgical cases Upon recommendation DISC HA RG D dun, ten and r:e in of s ;tat• per